Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1931, Page 32

LT e A BOXER." HE KNOWS THFE ROPES! LET TER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph JILTED ARTISTE HAMPER Letter-out and bath rooms are that way. Letter-out and uses a fng pole sometimes he houschold. Letter-out and he fsn't so smart. Some e work s¢ when they're old Theyll heve = lot of money — IT WAS A LUCKY DREAx FOR ME WHEW FERDINAND FLATHEEL MADE ME VICE PRESIDENT OF THE PLATHEEL SHOIKED HERRWG CoMPaNY! ITS GoOINE To Be A ToLEH WINTER ! SITTING OVER THERE MOANING ! OUT OF A JUB || BE (v TROUBLE. AND HUNERY, I SUPPOSE. IlL GO OVER AND SLIP HiM FIFTY CENTS - MY PooR MAN, You Seeft T© WHATS THE MATTER ? | ITS wiLLiNG Me! v A, THIS DEPRESSION, AND You SAY TH' LITTLE FELLOW SoCKED You N THe eye ? 1929 My SToCKks PAID ME ® 385000 N DIWVIDEND S, BUT THIS YEAR MY DIVIDENDS ONG AMOUNTED To ¥ 215,000 WITHOUT SLIGKTEST PROVOCATION; OFFicer! & FeAR HE WAS . DEMEnTED! 1 work to store vp memories All strandge and 2and funny. L | WISH THE PoSTMAN WouLb come HES Not LATE, WHATS THE RUSHT? the Street to Meet the Postinan. WORRNIN, A= \ -féeu.‘«uw EARE 100 DUME O GET WISE = LEANE \T TO ME - ANYTHING FOR GREENY SoRRY To MAKE You V' EXPECTING A LETTER. FRom CARRIE. SHES BEEN 1AL WELL, HAVE A LIT'TLE PATIENCE. THE POSTMAN HAS A BIG LOAD oN MOKDAYS HAVE PATIENCE — THATS HAT YouRE DIG WAY DoWN IN TRAT OTRER. BAG ! S'ALL RIGHT MR.GREEN 4EAVY MAIL ON MONDAYS WHAT THE BLAZES IS KEEPING “THAT POSTMAN M EXRECTING A CHECK ALWAYS TELLING ME A RAMEBUT 5051 M' si WE Lt Y WELL CALL “EM HE A LR R TW DOUtH- TERRAGES GET THEIR,_K\D - TH' RED.HEAD HOLDS TH-BAG - THATU. BE PERFECT + I'LL DROP IN AND SEE TH CAPTAIN AND TELL WM ALL | HEARD - MANBE HELL FIGGER SOME WA OUT O THIS- [ I MAROON | I Letter-out and they're Mexican and hot stuff TAL IAN Remcve one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the omitted letter in center column opposite word | fou have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell An Asiatic empire. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. = = 3 = CHEERIO, MUTT i SWEET. .l SAY- (:‘H CANS AND ———— STOLID LISTEN- MUT T, WOULD g ; YoU MIND G\WVING ME ™ec PREFERENCE JusT once? D I Letter-out and he's a worker. e e e —— = o iofl“ ..:F, ASH CANS AND |O| Tetterout and they are better JCEF, GECEVEM! GAINS TOILS N A LOAD OF HELLO, MuTT! ASH CANS AND W Letter-out and make & new date. | | REDATE Letter-gut and ice makes it S JCFE, MIsSTER Letter-out and it was gidden. STOWED 1 1 u_to dag it. IY | T it (Copyright, 1931.) Ve You JCFF, SIR SAIGON SIDNEY! WATERED WORSTED YIELDS You Can’t Blame a Guy for Wanting a Daily Cross-Word Puzzle GREAT SCOTT, boc, cnnk' HE PLAYS ‘}\ i 1770777 ; /| TAAT OLD FELLOW SnooT GET A T2 117777 ; c THATS AGouT 11’«.; COURSE IN 72 7 ¢ WHY HE'S SO FEEGBLE- St b oS HE CAN HARDLY NAVICATE 1 4 ! <7 HE'S GOT A BAD HEART AND HIS PHAYSICIAN CUT RIM DOWN TO ONE- ' K, HOLE A DAY, HE PLAYS ONE HOLE AND DITTOES THE OTHER SEVENTEEN.] HE HAD A 4 ON THE HOLE HE ,—— PLRAYED TODAY wWHICH, WITA SEVENTEEN DITTOS, GAVE HIM A SNAPPY 75——— 01770 Gour WHICA & A VERY STEADY || G CAM EXPECT FREEMAN ASnappy72. ACROSS. Complained . Controversies. 5. A native of Elam. . Tergiversant. 7. A model . Roman household gods DOWN. . Feels regrets Joyful. . Aliegory. Feminine name, . Dress stone. . Types of jackets. . A Greek letter. . Betoken. . Noisy sleepers, | 8. Trust. 2. Skill. 9. Each 3. Pen points. | 5. Merciless Arrow poison RIDE. ON ONE ONCET AN’ HE KEP' BUCKIN' BUCKIN' AN’ HE TOSSED ME AWAY UP INTHE AR EACH TIME ¢ BILLYGOATS ARE SMARTERN COLLEGE PERFESSORS! WAS SO SMART THAT HE CAUGHT ME ON HIS BACK EVERY TIME I CAME DOWN! LEPTIN THE LAST of the fairies in Shakespeare's 7. Charges for the transportation mer Night's Dream.” goods. 3 t mountain. . Closure. it Corn for grinding 1 thur's lance. _ Lurks. ngaged in the slave trade. . Former English silver coins : s. . By way of. o S A e Proceed tentatively. 6. Concurrence. Rested . Pikes Certain S tribes 36. Took upon one’s self. Barren 38. Lampoons, . Discompose Revolving furnace, 42, Cookers . Violent or sudden gusts of wind. ; ct from a published work. 5. Elongated fish. . Make hide into leather without use | 46. Perfumes of tannin 49. Concerning. | 50. Startle. 3. Aeons Prefix meaning beyond. 7. Friend in French, To free. Slips Don’t South American Indian Count. JEST A MINUTH GOTTA DELI MISSUS BATES YUH HAPPEN TO BE BY § MESSAGE FIRST MAS SO HER AR SOMETIME IN TH'J JAW DISLOCATED e the ¢ YUH MIGHT DRAP IN AN FIXC T . Optical illusions. . Tell . Component part . One who betrays a trust Special Apples. Select apples that are as near the same size as possible. Peel and core & | them. Boil two cupfuls of sugar with half & cupful of water until clear, @ brushing grains of sugar from the sides | d of the pan with a dampened pastry ‘O & HUNTLEY [If | brush. This will prevent granulation ]! of the sirup. Add about half a tea- E| | spoonful of green cake coloring before %1 | putting the apples in to boil. Let cook slowly, turning often, until the apples are tender. ey will be almost trans- parent when done. Remove from the sirup and cool. Just before serving, place a marshmallow over the hole in the top of each apple, and four around the base if desired. Leave in & warm, | but not hot, oven until the marshmal- ! lows fluff, and use them to decorate | a meat platter, ¢’ [T -0} D] ko