Judge — December 5, 1931 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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LAST CHANCE to wina RUMIDOR for Christmas Prize Contest Closes December 10th 125 PRIZES How many words of three letters and more can you form from the phrase “Rumidor Keeps Smokes Fresh"? Read the rules and list of prizes below, get out your paper and pencil and before you know it you'll find words tumbling over each other to be put down, Rum, mud, door, murder, seep, rush ... are just a few for a starter. If you don’t win the Sterling Silver Rumidor at least you ought to be able to win a Hunt- ing Scene model, which, as far as your smokes are concerned, does just as good a job... both use genuine 12-year-old Medford rum! Let's go. THE RULES 1—Rumidor Corporation will distribute 125 Rumi- dors as prizes to those who submit the most words of three letters and more formed from the words “RUMIDOR KEEPS SMOKES FRESH.” No proper names and only one form of the same word. 2— Words must be numbered and listed alphabetically. 3—This contest is open to everyone except our employees and theit families. 4—Itis not necessary | to purchase a Rumidor to take part in the contest. $—Entries must be received by midnight, December 10th, 1931. 6—Prizes will be sent to winners pre- vious to Christmas, 1931, Winners will be an- nounced in the January 9th issue of Judge. 7—In the case of ties each contestant will receive prizes of equal value. 8—By entering this contest you agree to accept the decision of the judges as final. 9— Address replies to Contest Committee, Rumidor Corporation, Weehawken, N. J. | THE PRIZES | Ast prize: Sterling silver Rumidor. Retail price, | $50.00. 2nd prize: Guest model Rumidor. Covered with genuine Morocco leather. Retail price, $20.00, 3rd prize: Silver-plated Rumidor. Retail price, $15.00. 4th prize: Rumidor Bomb model in con trasting enamels. Retail price, $10.00. Sth prize: Copper Rumidor covered with hand-tooled shark- grain leather. Retail price. $5.00. 6th to 125th prizes: Hunting Scene Rumidors with dividers for different brands of cigarettes. RUMIDOR KEEPS SMOKES FRESH | His Own Fault A. Mencuast was persuaded to buy a parrot. It had traveled far and could jabber in several langua ordered it to be sent home. The same day his wife had ordered a chicken for dinner. On leaving the house she said to the cook, “Mary, there's a bird coming for dinner. Have it cooked for Mr. Richards when he gets home.” Unfortunately, the parrot arrived first, and Mary followed instructions. Dinner was served. “What's this?" exclaimed Mr. Rich- ards. Mary told him. “But, for goodness’ sake, Mary he said, “this is awful! Tha could speak three languages. “Then why the dickens didn’t he say something?” asked Mary. Fe the convenience of our readers, who are sometimes confused by the feminine characters they sce on the motion picture screen, we list below few earmarks which may prove us¢ ful for future guidance— Private Secretary—A girl who wears expensive clothes, typewrites with long red fingernails, lives in a swanky apartment and speaks with an English accent. Country Girl—A young lady who lives in Kansas, wears expensive clothes, long red fingernails, speaks with an English accent. Madcap—A girl who jumps into swimming pools expensively clothed, with red fingernails and an English accent. and —Tev Cook, in the Los Angeles Examiner The bankers, it is revealed, have been holding $4,000,000,000 of frozen No wonder they seemed so —Sovturern Lumperman assets. cold, The Undertaker Spends an Evening at Home, s. He | It took 62 years to make |, | | this glass of | TOMATO JUICE | | | | | years of making finest quality ketchup, chili sauce, and cream of tomato soup—is brought to you in every glass of full-flavored Heinz Tomato Juice. You will find Heinz Tomato Juice vastly different—vastly | better in flavor and richness— because it is prepared from se- lected Heinz Tomatoes grown from choice pedigreed seed. Nothing is added but a tiny pinch of salt for seasoning. Serve this healthful, colorful beverage at any or every meal. You can obtain it from your gro- cer in both tins and glass. | ALL THAT Heinz knows about { tomatoes—learned in 62 H. J. HEINZ CO. PITTSBURGH, U.S.A. TORONTO, CANADA LONDON, ENGLAND Ever eat a tomato right off the vine?... that's HEINZ Tomato Juice comicbooks.com