Judge — April 11, 1931 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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err ae tod | Pen? Len CALILWE oF, | _ _\, everything [or Reausr PROF COUIER wHL NOT FURNISN PROF OF AMY THNG a] | I Fly-Away collars and ties are thin, of the past. Swank (looks like a pin —but it isn’t) makes your | collar trim and smart. Be ers i | 2 You slip it on and off. | Swank Klip tethers the tie; keeps it correctly positioned. . No riding up, no. unsightly bulging, no blowing even | when you shed vest and coat for summer comfort. Buy | Swank Klip separately of in sets, designs matched with Swank—the Collar Holder. . Swank 50¢ to $10 each ™ Swank Klip 50¢ to $10 U he Comeback Bridge known as | *Louises Telly’ Ramapo River, Romsey, NI Both ends of the bridge are on the sume side of the rver The archilect, Louse Paritz changed her mind -R-R-R-&, a-8 °-Ro Yor litetime | _ Or) a | SWANK | Collar Holders + + © + + Tie Klips Collar Buttons + Dress Sets + Lighters Made by Baer & Wilde Co., Attleboro, Mass. w, / Fannie Jute of Pallyotchie, Okla, hung by one hair for Dov- eave BOOK OWNED BY Sissy TO- 2 nung BASCO OF RUMFAUS COLO, GROWS WHEN- EVER ANYONE “RIES TO PUK IT UP. HERE ARE EIGHT of the new advertisers in JUDGE whose orders help make the already established gain for the first half of 1931 over the record of 1930. Dobbs’ Hats Colgate’s Ropid A.C, F. Cruisers Gor Wood Boats eight years, until the har grew | 11 so long he reached the qround | and got a hareut Quiet w) Shave Cream Sterling Engines Silver King Golf Balls The Carter's Ink Compony See opposite page =—> “Dawgawn, I knew something like this would happen if I washed the car!” 26 comicbooks.com