Judge — June 22, 1929 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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A 14 day SS vacation trip| to Canada on a transatlantic liner... ate 1a from sizzling sidewalks during the most torrid season... an ocean voyage and a trip’ | through cool, Northern vacation lands... bracing air and a foreign flavour . . . all compressed within a two weeks vacation. Here’s how... two days on the briny deep to Halifax, aboard a distinguished Cunard-Anchor Liner (Europe bound!). From Halifax a choice of itineraries that provide a dash of old France... a touch of old England... a great deal of quiet charm and natural wonders ... accommodations at best hotels and a generous pro- gram of sightseeing ... returning to New York by rail or steamer. Steamer rate New York to Halifax $50 up... 9 to 17 day, all-expense tours $125.50 up. Send for illustrated booklet “Canada via Cunard.” Sailings from New York Transylvania Aug. 17; Caledonia Aug. 24; California Aug. 31 CUNARD LINE ANCHOR LINE ® See Your Local Agent Canadian Cruises . Judging the Movies (Continued from page 19) your mother, sister or sweetheart to see “This Is Heaven.” AT an absence of many | months, Raymond Griffith has been given a niggardly part in “Trent’s Last Case,” a dull and anemic attempt at comedy. Griffith is by far the most en- gaging and charming comedian yet produced by Hollywood. I have been told that he is too tem- peramental to please the direc- tors, and an injury to his voice makes it impossible for him to work in talking pictures. His first few movies were high points in American comedy. I earnestly hope somebody gives him a break. His Sole Souvenir “Yes, I was driving along in Sicily when robbers came and took everything—money, watch, and even my car.” “But I thought you had a re- | volver on you?” “Yes, I had, but they did not find that.” —Der Lusticr Sacuse Bold Bertie (at gay party)— Hallo, professor! Who'd have expected to see you here? Professor—As a matter of fact, my boy, I intended to forget the engagement, but forgot. —ANswers Loyalties Hard-boiled Grocer—No, sir! no checks! I wouldn't cash a check for my own brother. Disappointed Customer—Well, of course you know your family better than I do. —Arcanum Buiietin “Papa, vat is science?” “My, how. could you be so | stupid? Science is dose things vat says, ‘No smoking.’” Everysopy’s WeEeKty Friendly to your digestion Nitec everybody needs a mild | digestive stimulant after meals. The perfect aid to digestion is Beeman’s Pepsin Gum. Beeman’s is mild .. . delicious... smooth . . . It’s so good, that you'll want to hurry through a meal for the after-dinner stick... Buy a | whole box today, so you'll always have it the minute you want it. aids digestion comicbooks.com