Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1932, Page 28

B—12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 25 1932. Goob oLD GooFy! BLESS THE F/Esl My DEAR MRS N A ‘ AHT GOOD MORNING, MEESTAIR. : SenDIG | |HOMBUREER, T Ar BOWERS' You REMEMBER ME P MODEST MAIDENS The CHEERFUL CHERUB Rt T o marr || Gong ouT To ceT PROPOSE MARRIAGE ! Don TOSE BANAND, ONE OF MR ——————— NE THAT ¥ 38. ILL GO RIEHT |4 very SUBSTANTIAL SHE'LL GET A SHoCK S . iy DOWN To THE TELEGRAPH HAMBURGER'S BoaRDERS! I - . . . SUM OF MONEY. WHEN . WHEW I TELL HER [l Ilo\Fn_i}'i;a big lf'f‘u}rt: OFFICE AND GET IT!! I RETURN 1 WISH TO 3 ] ¢ temane re HAVE ZE ROOM ABOVE You ! of je and frui . See you PRvATeLY! HASH HOUSE FoRAR The windows of fruit < shops disclose — | By | pop MOMAND Enter Don Jose Banano. 1932, by The Ausociated Newspapers GOT MYSELF A NEW SWEATER —JUST “THAT NEW MYSTERY MELODRAMA SAY, WHAT PUT (T INYouR MDD ToAsk. To WEAR AROUND THE HOUSE ~ LIKE (T7 " The GoRLA'S BRIPE” IS AT THE | | ME THAT AT JUST TS MOMENT, ¥ MOVIES TON(GHT. SHACL Go? - WHY —YE-E-ES | s : e 3 NOSTUG AT ALL — { JUST ISIVERAISE : HAPPERED ToTHINK OF - Just a Mere Coincidence, That's All s -25 4 “POOR FREDDY'S GOING BROKE. HE MARRIED A HAT-C_F{ECK GIRL AND IT COSTS HIM A DIME EVERY TIME HE GOES OUT! LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. i | DONT BLAME ANNIE \ \ S AT T- JUST WELL, | MIGHT HAVE : - Bl S B o RN > T-H——%E\,'b“,N.T | GUESSED IT- WONDER § 1T 'S A MNSTERY WHERE \ ASHIVEEL WHO THE LADY IS = IVE Letter-out and it's stopped WARBLCKS WAS BEEN N SEE ME~- |F OL\WER SEEN THAT DAME , SPENDING SO MUCH OF , \ HAD WANTED ME To SECEL Tetterout_and they are in & HIS TIME LATELN - : KNOW, HED HAVE TOLD A SOME PLACE = prize fghter's game OH-OH ! WHAT'S THIS 2 ; N M A AN — ; ESCAPED SOUNDER Letter-out for a housewife's de- spair. Letter-out and it's done with & hot iron. 2 3 4 CREASED 5 | | MONTHS | l l l Letter-out and it's painful. 5 PERSIAN 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 the word you have removed it from If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell what we need to make a dollar. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. 2 1 SHAKE, PAL, NOTHING SHALL - THICK AND THIN- POVERTY- AND THAT ReminDSs ME LAGGED EVER PART US - WE'RE DAMON INTO ONE. T HAD TO CHOOSE BETWEEn STORM- AND CALM =~ REMINDS THAT THE LTTLE WiFe S GARGLED I R l Letter-out and he moved slowly. Letter-out_and they are marks AND PYTHIAS — THE FOUR HOME, THe WiIFe AND YOU- AND T PLENTY AND NOTHING - ME. T AIN'T NG e Ceialcan COASTER | O l B R ACES HORSEMEN- THE THREE CHoS& YOU-MY PAL. W& SHALL cATEN T © Torward- MUKETEERS ~ AND~ STICK TDGETHER. THROUGH - FoR TWO DINNGR. SE& You Letter-out and they are forward LESSER | L| s the eyes. Rs Letter.out and that's what the FlLoPPeD! 2 DETOURS S | g e Bl AND JEFF SLATER l L I Letter-out and they come from Orvmt Bk Pigs muserved " Trade Murk Bag U8 Pt Offes DID You WEAR ABOUT DOC ?[/j HE WENT WITHOUT THEYVE TRiED EVERYTAING KNOWN / : [ he's usED T BE) HE WENT To SLEEP LAST SLEEP FOR TWENTY- /| T SCIENCE 10 AWAKEN RiM ) Wiy % " S-rugsa 8Y GA%AQSNC FRIDAY AND RE'S sTite [///////}FourR DAYS AND KE'S INCLUDING STICKING PINS IN 7 "L FRom PLAYING So Many SLEEPING. THEY CAN'T |ENTITLED To -TWAT RIM AND KE DIDNT SROW ANY - SRHOTS QUT OF THE ROUSE RIM. *:fé*j? SLEEPR, ISN'T. MORE LIFE TRAN A PIN CUSRHION BLACKBERRY PATCH ¢ ON THE SEVENTA HOLE BUT IF You VYELL IN H\S EAR. THAT HE’S STUCK FoR “THE DRINIKS “TRATLL WAKE By HOWARD FREEMAN Sensative to One Kind of Sticking. . Popular report. - . Z ‘ - Elementary animals, THATS WHEN THEY WERENT THEY WERE i~ . Russlan national assembly. . Touch lightly. MOM wAS :2:5%‘43;; =4 HAPPY® ::.:‘.fl:\,a&‘::é = . Premium on exchange. oud. .y THEY WERE . . Positive terminal in & conducting| g oS, / HOLDIN BICYCLE! MADDERN GOEDI areutt, 9. Dry . HANS i WHEN YOU SEE EM EVERYTHING' TERRIBLE . Prophetic sign egative fon. ’ s Famous English Quaker 1. Thickness. ¢ LA MGt HAPPY . FANS Range of hills 2. Hem Range of bi Z Hem - LIKE THAT! Approaches. Trampled 6. Fascinating, dangerous woman. 25. Edge. 7. Appendage . Print made_from a stone on which 9. British speedboat driver design has been made. ‘Test . At that time. Decided Cloak . Foot_covering 2. Period of time. Declares. . Fruit. . Rocky pinnacle 34. Eternally. .<Country of Southern Arabia: Bib, . Rend. . Beverages. . And not. Menacer - Northern European ponies. Sound. Abet. n violent notses 5. Vacillates. les. 7. Waited. e Dark brown. 57 Elevate, 5. Coronet, WITS JEST A UIL EXTRA SER\ZC—E) = el 59. Mimics. | 82. Percolates. WHAT WERE AOFFERIN THIS 3 a UH . Back of the neck | 53, Deceased. YEAR AN SEEIN' AS HOW WE [/ ety \— s e SO 2. Flower. . Otherwise. AINT CHARGIN' NOTHIN' FER /| = Bore oL ot i Hep. 5. Musical instrument. PUTTIN' OUT YOR FIRE, six / \WATBE SO /- BUCKETS BACK — : ‘ : isho c 3 [ HEY, MULEY . Acts 60. Bishop's office. BITS AINT NOTHIN' To' L 3 i . Revolutionary patriot ez sk EAK NOBUDDY.S ENERAL STOR SehK er AR § . Pouches. : . : o Study New Railoar Costs. FELsR =9 == Hose Tl L e DAL YOH! ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’ PUZZLE.| Regular schedules have now been es- | tablished for the oll-electric raflcars on | the branch and outlying railroad lnes around Newcastle, England. Savings in 4] fuel and operating costs are being closely ¥l \xgugtk;d;t The raflcar, waich is run by | electricity, can carry 60 and | neir baggage, while the tratler can carry 80 or 90 additional. —— Art in Favor in Dublin. No matter whether there is a depres- sion or not, art exhibits in Dublin, Irish Free State, are well patronized end pa- trons are buying. There were many | ready purchasers at the smaller shows early in the Winter and on the opening | day of the exhibition given by the ] | Misses Eva and Letitia ton” there ¥ was a very large gathering.