Judge — October 5, 1929 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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PRESIDENT Atlantic City’s Newest Boardwalk Hotel Offers for the Fell and Winter Season Single Rooms with Bath— From $28.00 weekly, Evropean Plan Or $49.00 weekly, American Plan Double Rooms with Bath— From $42.00 weekly, European Plan Or $84.00 weekly, American Plan Sea Water Swimming Pool Marine Sun Deck—Concert Orchestra Under the management of Charles D. Boughton (the wateh ehaia model) The H. C. COOK Co., 3 Beaver St ‘Ansonia, Cana. mM. Chippers GENUINE \MO GUARANTEED AT IMPORTERS’ PRICES Send for FREE Catalog Gree bo farentne in Slamondoot Jom MINERAL WATER VITTEL FRENCH ALKALINE OF ALK Kaakire “ESSENTIAL 70 PALATABLE AND EFFECTIVE MORRIS & SCHRADER, * *Anctay srecer NEW YORK High Hat (Continued from page 21) front of one of these collectors the resulting theft the management will he word of friendly advice they will serve nothing but melted butter, minus the tempting Ritz-Carlton crest. Also, they better nail down their rugs on account I’m in the market for a couple of deep, rich orien- tals. The Seaglade The sun tan chips off . . mer passes swiftly into Fall Fall into Winter . . . Roof dens shut their doors on the northern blasts and send | Urban scurrying into the base- ment with a few yards of bunting. The Seaglade replaces the St. Regis Roof with a delightful grill, thirty stories below. And, while it’s true that we'll miss the intimate balustrade high above the Avenue, we still have Vincent Lopez and his orchestra and those famous dancers, Veloz and Yolanda to look forward to... . Thank goodness, there's one place left where you're not conspicuous in evening clothes. And I delight in the knowledge that when I'm stepped on by a dancer he will probably be a gentleman, High-Hatrocities The threatened blue, red green shades of men’s shoe No ashtrays on the New Central diners where smoking is allowed. ... The trolley ¢: on 42nd between Madison Lexington. ... Arm bands. The babu English menu at the Central Park Casino, which : “Crab mou grille sur toast d “Roti avec baby string be ans. The Pepper Pot in the Village, where you eat one meal and pay for two... . You never have to pick yourself up at the Open Door, either. ... The big, black bartender at Amos’ in Harlem will put his arm inno- cently around your girl, meaning . 'y soup- and-fish at the opening of Club Richman, Between Courses The game of Sniff (pro- nounced sniff) may be old stuff to you but it’s new to me... You slit a cigarette down the middle and dump out the tobacco. + + Smooth out the tissue and place it on your upper lip... . Hold it there by facial contor- tions and contusions and in tions of the breath... Now pass it on to the lip of the next per- son by a series of sniffs... The object of the game is to keep the paper off the floor. ... No fair using hands... . Very snooty game at a mixed party and good fun, even if you lose. The Best Steppers: The High Hatters, Victor, 1 May Be Wrong.... Leo Reisman’s, Vie- tor, At Close of Day.... Henry Busse’s, Victor, After the Clouds Roll By. Gy Qe. Home Again None of the recent stories about the young runaway girls can com- pare with the old one about the little boy who walked away from home for about an hour, felt lone- some, and walked back into the room where his E who hadn't ever ting. “ve got the same old eat.” —New York Wornn tem of identifying dogs noseprints has been tried Our plan is to whistle. takes no notice we ours. —Tit-Bits Nurse—It's a boy. Confirmed Golfer—Wurrah! A caddic! —Pranson’s Judge—W hat brought you here? Accused—Two policemen. Judge—1 don't mean that — drunk, I presume. Accused—Both of them. —Lustick Biartrer Solution of Last Week’s Puzzle A |AIBIO; 2) [zim|fola/</S4 (uy) I-|>i</O} Giesees § iSieekll2 ojz/—| <Mooommz i) SSRs bes * cir minjzim Oe) St) we lololo 0 MEF @u tke Moloimz i>) 0) SIClComloiir> Times) a) 28 wo sai spe the f con was wit the qui bra; per! notl is— som Mr. thin can’ comicbooks.com