Judge — October 10, 1931 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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“Creatures | have met” No. 2 by IVA HANGOVER Famous Speakeasy Explorer =) NY THE SMOOTH-BOTTOMED PLIZZY THE little animal shown in the action photo above is also known by the Latin term “ENORMUS HANGOVERITUS,” and is found in the system after “’a night with the boys.” He fades away, along with your hangover, after a dash of PIX-UP. PIX-UP is the prescription of a competent physician, and has been successfully tested in actual practice. Hangovers fade away when PIX-UP is taken .. . for it contains twelve ingredients... each of which has its specific purpose to attack one of the maladjustments which together make up a hangover. It is unique in that it works on ALL the constituent parts of a hangover and not on merely a portion of them. FOR HANG- OVERS Ask your druggist for PIX-UP, If he does not stock it, he can easily obtain it from his jobber, or you may use the attached coupon, if more convenient. We will send you a generous bottle (ten full doses) for a dollar bill attached to the coupon. An easy dollar to part with! {COUPON Jerre WALLACE-ROBERTS, INC. Canton, Massachusetts I enclose $1 for one full-size bottle of PIX-UP. | Nome. Address The Contortionist’s Football Team Goes Into a Scrimmage. Easy! “Ne: then, Tommy Brown,” said the teacher, “I want to set you a little problem, Suppose there were five children and their mother had only four potatoes to share between them. She wants to g ch child an equal share. How would she do i Tommy was a long time in answer- ing, but presently little Bobby Bates stood up. “Please, teacher, “Well, Bobby,” a “what would you do “Mash the potatoes, I know,” he said. ed the teacher, aid the boy. —Answens Judging the Movies (Continued from page 18) Furthermore, 1 can sce no reason her pictures have been ious and since for that reason she does hide her genius (great effort though it may cost her), the boys unanimously have discovered that hid- den genius. It is perfectly true that Miss Bankhead had an enormous fol- lowing in London. It also is perfectly true that her private life, which she hardly veily under a cloak of secre had the Britishers reaching for the! ners in the morning before they n started on their kippers. If, however, those two things make a great actress, then the producers had best recall Miss Sydn and Miss Hayes, ship them to Rio and let them get some dramatic experience. since “Mmmmm! But if we lay Smythe off, what will we do for a fourth?” 28 Traditional PHILADELPHIA hospitality >» achieves its highest expres- awn at this hotel — famec the world over for com- The fort, courtesy and cuisine. BELLEVUE STRATFORD Claude H. Bennett, General Manager RATES AS LOW AS $4.00 PER DAY STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION. ETC. REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUG Gu: Dette ose + next above, giving the tehlere cher than that, of & bona po Teason to believe that any ‘other’ person, association, 0 jnterest. direct or indirect in ‘the sald interest. di < gald N, Business Manacer. re 'me this 14th day cf ete) sapm Me. NtaN, Jeotary Publie (ity commission expires March 30, 1932. comicbooks.com