Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1932, Page 26

MODEST MAIDENS SHOULD BE KISSED?" HEY REACH THEIR SOPHOMORE YEAR AT LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph FLITTED GAITER STEWARD PARSILEY Remove one for in the last colui have remo; and think ut v Hall Letter-out and they are special- ized hand crafts Letter-out and they are usually worn over the face. Letter-out and find him in & game. ter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called | Print the letter in center column opposite the word | If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell | Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. THIMBLE ISOLATED nivered | U i TUMBLERS MARCHES M O] | H Letter-out and it's sprightly. 1 BLITHE Letter-cut and they are small but important 2 DETAILS Letter-out and things don't look , 50 brignt. 3 DIMMER Letter-out for a good sleep. 4 l SLUMBER Letter-out and it's quite a noise. 5 SCREAM (Copyright. 1932.) Across. ining to mail uth American river. 9. Cut down. Liquors. Pronoun Express gratitude. Belonging to them. Member of a Philippine tribe. Seem. 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The coins are being minted by the Prétoria branch cf the Royal Mink | 1 THE KV ENING Th:‘ earth q;fln the beauty - of changing days To the m'is;n its deepest sorrow . "Be patient] it says,’and your woe will pass—! See, Im turning to make tomorrow.” 87:Crn Weather Ahead. WHAT Do You THINK. UPSET You ¥ IT WAS THAT DARN MELON | ATE FoR BREAKFAST- Melons for SO FROTHINGHAM VAN ADENOID DION'T GIVE YOU A TUMBLE, EH? WELL, WATCH ME, AL, TLL GET ON THE RIGHT SIDE | CANT EAT MELONS, THATS ALL! M OFF 'EM FoR LIFE WELL, TRIXIE ' HAVE GONE INTO YOUR PROBLEM VERY THORGYGHLY AND | HAVE THE SOLUTION= ALIMONY - PLENTY OF ALIMONY- BUT, TIM=- DO You MEAN | MUST GET A DIVORCE? A Simple Plan. 'You'lt FIND A BOUNTIFUL SUPPLY OF PHEASANTS ON MY ESTATE, OLD ‘A%c'nres. GOOD Luck " & =% 11 MY JeF By BUD FisHeR Cockeyed Marksman- ship. 4 ‘.,,A..,,,‘,u‘,vmw“j.“ IR REMEMBER, WE GOT OUR ‘ FORTUNE N THAT TRUNK, UNCLE WILLIE ~KEEP A EYE ON T WHILE I GO FIND 400 5 THE HEAD MAN OF THE P 1’ JIRCUS AND WE'LL MAKE By WILLARD Reducing the Reducing Remedy. ’ LISTEN To T isNT T VEP, IM A-TAKIN' EZRAS PLACE WHILST HE'S OVER B8y $.LHUNTLEY There’s a Reason, / BAXTER; wete N\ |HAVC PHEASANTS FOR |\ [ 5o, /|| DINNER THIS EVENING - HEAVENS NO- NOT DIVORCE- YOUD LOSE HIM- SEPARATION- TS VASTLY DIFFERENT- YOU WILL CONTINUE TO HOLD HIM, BUT HE WILL HAVE NO CONTROL OVER YOU- YOU WILL BE FREE- BUT HE WILL PAY YOUR BILLS- QuiTte | N THANKS To MY GuesTs, MUTT AND JEFF. i YOV RE GONNA KETCH 1T, JIMMIE! YOUR MOMS BEEN LOOKIN' A UL LATER, HUM T LITTLE TACT IN HANDLING THESE SOCIETY SAPS! TLL AT HYTONA BEACH— ALLOW ME TO INTRODUCE SAY, Im GETVING TiRED OF ORANGES. WHY CANT WE HAVE MELONS FOR A CHANGE 7 BUT You SAID You WERE OFF MELONS Fok LIFE! You SADTREY — ON THE OTHER HAND, TAKE THE TARIFF — 1 REMEMBER SEVERAL YEARS AGO, WHILE IN DEAR OL' ED TO ME AND SAID, " EDDIE, MY ,BOY--ETC-ETC~| OH— | DONT BELIEVE T WAS “TRE MELON THAT UPSET ME THAT DAY, BETTER GET SOME MORE AND WHEN THEY MAKE. You SICK, T WiLL BE uP To ME To TAKE CAREOF You TIM JACKAL SURE HAS A HEAD ON HIM- SEPARATE MAINTENANCE- WHY DID | NEVER THINK OF THAT BEFORE? WHY. 'D BE FREE TO LIVE MY OWN UFE, AND AT OUVERS EXPENSE= TS PERFECT- LITTLE HUUTSMAN JEEF, oLD DEAR? T TAKE 1S RETURNING! 1T You HAVE come BACK FOR MORE AMMUNITION! —— MY WORD- THE \ \ NAW, 1 CALCULATE 5 W JEST AT NT B sHucks, now ! (R DRIVER - JUST CRUISE ALONG EASY STREET SLOWLY- | WANT TO SELECT mv NEW HOME ; SOMETHING RATHER LARGE AND ON THE SUNNY SIDE- YES, I'M PLANNING TO MOVE VERY SHORTLY NOw- 1 wAS SO BUSY LISTENIN' YO IT A TIC ALL AFTERNOON I FORGOT TO TWO-GUN CALEN'S. A-SNOOZIN' ON TOP OF CAN GIVE YUH|JTH' CRACKER BARREL THAR