Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1931, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1931 OH DEAR Me'! I JusT KNOW SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED TO ALOYSILUI P ME@INIS ! HE HAD SOCH A BAD CASE oFf HICCOUFHS WHEN WE LEFT Here TO Go TO DOCTOR ! WOMW!! HET N TaiL " AND JUST FOR HICCOUGHING THEY THINK HE's Been HITTING THE HOME BREW'! I KNOW ITS BAD NEWS hard to fir:/d-— But now I know only place To look for it 1s my ind. HMM. | SEE THE SAPLINGS ARE HoME AGAIN e “HAVE YOU BEEN ANYTHING OF A SCOTTISH TERRIER WITH A PEDIGREE?" LETTER-OUT HELLO - 'S THIS MRS. Terrace? D Nou | LOSE MOUR L\TTAE G\RL ‘LONG '80UT TH' MIDDLE O LAST JuwN? By Charles H. Joseph Letter-out and_ an inexperienced UNCOVERS shecker feels that way. \ HUMPH - “THENVE HUNG LP - Letter-out and it'’s the absence of color. WRITHE Letter-out and he's ususlly = friendly relative, UNLACE Letter-out and it's bribery money. BLOOMED Letter-out and its twice as much. BLOUSED Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite word you you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell Wwhat the schoolboy does just before gxams, Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. I P ’ ' MUTT B YOU'RE oUR NEW and a gencrous spend- = Letter-out and that's the way a S Letter-out A SALES MANAGER I | er did it 3 d TREATED an R el 2 I'LL SHow You AROUND - IE 4 JEFF a (Copyright, 1931.) BUD FISHER I Daily Cross-Word Puzzle | —'?! OF FiCE (F You CHooSE - AT TRUMPETS Letter-out and you have a horn. TUBA Letter-out and you'd better har- poon him. WHALE TAUBE 1 2 3| RESTATED 4 » WEALTH > 7z GET AN EAR FuLl OIS, JUDGE — A Tax! DRNER IN A SAND TRAP AN' YU NEVER WEARD SUCH GLORIFIED CUSSING, N Youe LFE ! MARNELOU'S 4 % Sl wowoeeruL 1)) fi%fi;{’c;w"r///////////////// &, .’é\\ ‘ | By | HOWARD | FREEMAN 1. Walks with meastred steps Father % erify. . Fehiers mmeawares. 3. Water bottles WHATCHA | 3 orm . G 5 Horse (obe.) LOOK.N . Extinct bird Away from. . Pertaining to a particular person. | 7. Alleviation. Beguile | 8. Transact acaw. Terminates. . Members of English political party. American humorist . Arabian seaport 1 ed. 5. One who fumes. 7. One end raised . Opposite of aweather 0. Lose remembrance of . Attends 1 HAETA FIND IS THIRCTY-NINE DOLLARS AN’ NINETY-FIVE CENTS AN’ THEN T CAN GET THAT BICYCLE WITH 7. Mistake . Preposition. Flat_board It's Smart to Be Smooth 4. Brilllant Hawatian bird L8 r Compete . Genus of East Indian herbs. . Enlarges . Signify by v ballot Fails to keep. by 5. Horses' gait | Measuring band €9. And so forth (abbr.). o w, . Genus of grasses. . Seoteh river. . Paradises. Fathers. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. 29, Italian city 3. Part of church. 6. Perfume. Headdress worn by tionaries of law Compass point 2. Foreign ruler. 54. Fastened with cord 5. Egg-shaped. 7. Exterminates. French func- 58. Pein Thoughts. ocad. Famous English Queen. Vegatables. Summer (Fr.) . Fifty-s'x 71. Prefix of separation. ——— Hunting in Africa. By If you are a hunter and want to dc § | JUNTLEY some real hunting, make for Nairobi, Kenya Colouy, in Africa. There have been Americans there for 20 years who are now ready to fit out hunting parties by motor cars, mule wagons porter guides to all parts of the dark continent. Licenses to kill have to be | cbtained, and when ready you can set cut for elephants, giraffes, lions. hippos, | gnu, ostrich | rhines, buffalo, eland, onyx. or with | About th- End of the ’; THANKS RIGHT KINDLY, MISTER MUST BE BOUT TR TENTH UN LD cacuaTe !