Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1931, Page 25

*“I BOUGHT THIS USED CAR TO ECONOMIZE, AND NOW IT WON'T RUN!" 8101 T 2 43 s “MY DEAR, THAT'S TRUE ECONOMY.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. GARRETS SIMULAR WOODEN GLOWER* PEARS 1 BACKERS 2 FILCHES 3 SOAPED 4 EUROPA 5 PLUMMET |C|’:¥'§"-“ I T l Letter-out and the fighter does it. | Letter-out and it's ¢ a leg. Letter-out and yow'll have wall paintings. Letter-out and it's the beginning of matrimony. l Letter-out and it spurs you. l Letter-out and a knocker does it. and “lettered-out” correctly it's & scorch. and the lucky fellows BREAKS I L I Letter-out and they're the leaders, CHIEFS O " and it's mustc. OPERA PUMMEL (Coprright, 1031.) Across. . Prineipal Philippine race. Gertain golf clubs. 1 8 15 Jarity 16. Daughter of Mines. 1. measure. 18. 3 19. % 5 for small articles. 28. Diminutive suffix 29./Russian stockade for convicts, 31. Oaravansary. 32. Constructed 33. Inhabitants. 3 s 26. Mixture of spirits and water. f evil. 37, Hindu spirit o 38. Regal crowns. 41. Period of six months. 45. Ma) 46. Historical 47. Mother of Aphrodite. quarter of a city 48. Low 48. I cylinder. panese coin, 55, Capital of Persia. 55. 'y 56_43tir lup. 58. 60. of earth 61. Directed toward the side. :z Authorize. 5. Female prophet. ANSWER TO YCSTERDAY'S PUZZLE. | 63. 26. Pithy saying. 28. Combined continent of Eurape Asts a. 30. Jewish high friest (obs). 32. Afflicted with ennul. 24, Goddess of dawn., 5. Farmily (ebbr.). { 37. Recollectio (var). 39. Not lawful | and alumin §a8 i i rearrange' to spell the word called Print the letter in center eol?nemn opposite word ns. 138. Wooden blocks supporting a beam A hysvous sulphate of potasstum m. and Lace Breaks. TR GOWG TO 1 ~ THE CHEERFUL CHERUD o e e I had = problem in | my* life. pondered on it fFilled with care. But once 1'd gathered 2ll the facts I saw the problem wasnt there. B i) — EDDIE Bowers THAT HE would [ HAVE TO Look OUT POR .DEAR. i LTTLE WiLLis Dear little | on Twe Trip Willis. &QCROSS. Ve OUGHT To BE ACANED oF YOURSELF BUT { Busr M SHOELACE. | TELL You! I CoMING,~JUST ( TIEING MY SHOELACE Any Lan- guage Is Excusable en a Shoe WHERE. 1S WARBUCKS < S EOBTUNILY IS GFFER WHO KNOWS_ANNTHING 'TO ANN1E - 'THIS £ ABOUT HMIM? TRACE SUREFIRE STOCK DEAL-~ ¢ HIM = FIND HIM= THEN - - . | AT LEAST We'LL Know WE N ORL 3 O WHO WE'RE FIGHTING - i | 2 T ™ , PSR 3, 'y RN LE FIGHT A THADOW - == | MY MOMBER. I]l"‘”l"t}l’\]] id OR I'LL PLAY Al MULE AND THATS 100 MUCH. | You'tt RAVE o cuT’ THAT DOWN D __| 95 or.96 T'S PROBAGLY 4 56 MUCH GoLF: 1 THINIC IT'S Hows: AN OUE To_Too MUCR &CLF HE CAME HOME FROM THE GOLF CLUB, WALKED INTO THE HOUSE, AND COLLAPSED YES, MRS, JEnwins, I'LL BE RIGWT REMEMBER FIVE YEARS aGO WHEN MY POP TOOK YOU aN‘'ME AN’ PINHEAD DOWN TO THE BEACH AN’ WE WENT IN SWIMMIN® AN’ HAD HOT DOGS, POPCORN, LEMONADE, ‘NEVERYTHING ' [ PINHEAD’S \) \ BOITHDAY ! ON ACCOUNT OF 1'M TOO LITTLE 1 GuUESS ! @193+ vy TriGunE ive PA DIFFLE, YU ORTA BE PLUMB ASHAMED OF AN’ THEN NOUR WENT AN’ HIT MULEY BATES WITH /25 7 L INYORSELF ! i A BRICK T > VESSUM & |K£ ¥ et - Y B i A - . o e e x By o, v C = | SLUHUNTLEY - . i = & :.. 5 2 2 o @,. Y Ty FEEIN e = . 1 RSt * = " 7, A Finished ‘ P . ~