Judge, 1934-12 · page 24 of 37
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*Here’s How” for“ Two Little Working Girls” For a refreshing drink, there’s nothing quite like a genuine Hawaiian “Here’s How.” Simple to make: For every lo When resting at the Ambas- sador pool, between rehears- als of Los Angeles society's famousannualcharityshow, Twenty Little Working Girls,” given by the Assist- ance League, the photogra- pher caught Miss Daisy Parsons and Mrs. Alexander Black enjoying a real Ha- waiian “Here's How,” made with DOLE Pineapple Juice. ng, tall glass, favorite mixer —plus half a lemon, seltzer, and cracked ice. DAYS 75 | ALUEXPENSES /NEw YORK NEW YORK 14 DAYS °1262 Includes, fare—Pullman and taxi both ways—Room and Meals, and lightful and modern accommodatio with convenient facilities for the finest golf—(grass greens) —riding of estate trails)—and ‘ational features. Iphia—deduet $4.5 Write for folder and week-end rates, SEDGERE INN SCOGEFIELD.GREENSBORO.N C a | covis.e. micen moe A . Proven methods mate leora Ce mercial Art, ing and Designing quickly AT Nome, in sper. ‘ime, New low rate va new “ART for Pleas. rofit, Address: The ‘Little Red’ Ta this one-room cottage at Saranac Lake, N. Y., called “Little Red,” the modern treat- ment of tuberculosis began in 1885 because Dr. EL ‘rudeau discovered the value of rest in curing tuberculosis » » Progress has been made in the fight against tuberculosis, but it will kills more persons between 15 and 45 than any other disease » » Help conquer it by using Christmas Seals on your holiday letters and packages, The National, State and Local Tuberculosis Associations of the United States BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS | USE OUR 5th AVE. ADDRESS use one-third of a glass of DOLE Pineapple Juice (unsweetened in the vacuum-packed can), one-fourth glass any other fruit juice—or one-fourth glass of your HIGH HAT (Continued from page 21) Flashlight: For those who like to burn their candles at both ends... Rol-Pak Ciggy Case: Rolls and does not. snap open. For those who are sick of hittiy themselves in the eye with flying case covers . All-Around Clock : the month, ar, phase of moon and even tells the time. For chronic clock watchers .. . Great Dane 1 tors: Keeps the Great Dane's tail fror getting sore from hitting against th while wagging for joy .. . Shipmate Watch: Shockproof, dustproof, water- proof, all proof, but not pawnproof . . , English Chop Knife: al di ers. Get into those pesky chop corners without the use of the fingers... Annie Oakley Indoor Shooting Target: Shoot at the ball suspended by electric air cur- rent over a drop basket and hit the orn: ments on the mantelpiece... U At Razor Blade Banks: Why travel to the Grand Canyon?... Long Hanvled St Horn: For those who sit behind | windows ... Amateur Talkie and Pro- jector Outfit: Buy one and con with Hollywood .. . Victorian Tank- ards: Drink out of a mug li} grandfather’s . . . Buster Forts which you shoot toy cannons at to knoc For belligerent litle brats... Skyline Puzzle Build up any building you want out of jigsaws Miniature Racers: Real or cars for Junior to pick up tickets with. They actually go 12 miles an hour by gas or electricity... Magic Sets & Disguise Sets: For amateur pres- tidigitators and other hot pertaters . Children’s Theatre & Punch and J For surg over. Bilda me Sets: Take your O'Neill at home and save money . . . Streamline Lionel Trains: Zephyr grownups or kidlets ... Airtight Beer Containers: Ke its head. For Baby Beer, Mama Beer, and Papa Beer-Drinkers . . . Collapsible Cocktail Shaker: For collapsible drink- ers. <D the following tested and amus- ing games: Two Palookas: Fig! ur opponent's palooka and knock his head off Parker Brothers’ Make-A Million... Technocrap (no kidding) : A Crap game by electricity ... Decoy: A new switcharoo on Parchesi for hunt- ers of entertainment . . . Spillawobble: For nervous people. It'll either cure ‘em or send ‘em to the squirrel factory for good... Mirror Fishery: Fish up an | old boot and draw a penalty... Monday Morning Quarterback: For Old Grads who could run over Jim Thorpe . . Bag-A-Ball: Winter Golf at the fireside via bagatelle. And a Veddy Meddy Christmas to —Jupce, Jr. comicbooks.com