Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1933, Page 24

MODERN MAIDENS P A3 gt Raerrad. “MY FAVORITE AUTHOR WRITES TRUE TO LIFE." “HE SHOULD. HE USED TO BE AN APARTMENT HOUSE WINDOW- LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. WASHER!" MERLINS ARBUTES PROPHESY ARCHON RIMOSE | Letter-Out and these go to Eu- rope. ments. l Letter-Out for opposition state- I Letter-Out and she visits stores. Letter-Out and find this in the West. l Letter-Out for & silk fabric. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called ight have had At :‘.l?hf wntil 1 cannot sleep, And feel so sorry for myself to weep. trom THAYT SURE WAS NICE OF TOM TAKE YO GIVE US THAT STOVE=- { EVERYONE HAS BEEN SWELL TO US. SINCE THE HOUSE BURNED WE'RE SITTIN' PRETTY= PLENTY O’ BLANKETS, A GOOD TENT, PLENTY TO EAT. MONEY IN TH' BANK= WHAT MORE COULD WE USE. F ‘;IE HAD OF “THEM THAN You Do oF ME? Say—Tewe me! wiy I§ 1T You TiP YouR HAT To OTHER WOMEN AND Not To Your WIFE? OR WHAT ? OH—LETS BE GETTING ALONG. 1M No Goob AT ANSWERNNG TRoSE ETIQUETTE QUESTIONS WHY, WHOEVER BURNED OUR HOUSE DID US A FAVOR- WITH THE INSURANCE MONEY, AND AT THE CHEAP COSY O BUILDIN' OUT HERE IN TH' COUNTRY NOW, WE'LL BE 'WAY AHEAD- VELL BULE ¥ A BETTER PLACE § THAN WE HAD BEFORE, AND HAVE MONEY LEFT OVER=- YEP, SANDY- NE'RE JUST LUCKY= THAT'S ALL- 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 celebrated American physicians. | Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. ENLINK I K l Letter-Out and it makes good sheets, LINEN I I Letter-Out for ditches outside fortress wall. MOATS I K Letter-Out and you g0 to rest RETIRE Letter-Out and it's fixed. Letter-Out and he is a street- l seller. 1S L/ / TAOISM F OUR FIRST BIG PICTURE 1S IGONNA BE A REAL SUCCESS - - PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLDWILL _KNOW AS SOON AS THEY SEE THE LYREBIRD THAT THEY ARE IN FOR_SOME REAL ENTERTAINMI O.K, JEFF, THE CAMERA MAN ALL SET YOTAKE PICTURES OF OUR TRADE MARK - WILL YOU GOIN AND GET THE FY)..;. LYRE BIRD! I'M SORRY, MUTT,BUT MY PAL, THE EAGLE, JUST BEAT THE LIFE OUT OF THE LYRE BIRD — ER- HowW WILLTHISDO ? /| COMPLETED AND AS A TRADE MARK FOR ALL OUR PICTURES PERTANDER REPAIRED KERRITE KERSHAW HAWKER (Copyright, 1933.) BUD FisHeR S\ S Some Birds Are Jealous— Even Feathered Ones. .. = THAT, CAPT. SCHMALTZ, 15 NO PART OF ANY COOW BOOK. THEM BISCUITS 1S MY OWN CREMATION- NO,I SIMPLY WON'T HEAR TO PAY NO ATTENTION TO HER ,UNCLE OSCAR. YOUR STOPPING IF ONE OF MY BOARDERS ORDERS A EGG THEY CAN DEPEND THAT IT 1S THE e el FRESHEST EGG IN THE WORLo,| T TOLD MAM IF THEY WANT A GooD J T WENTED B CUP OF COFFEE, THEY GET THE BEST CUP OF YEH-1 THINK SHE JUST FED ME A PIECE, OF THE I CERTAINLY OH-1I AIN'T AFRAID. I'VE KEPT MY HEAD WHEN FACED | WITH STEAWS SIX TIMES THE SIZE YOL NEEON'T BE AFRAID OF WHAT MAMIE THAT STEAW. CAN DO WITH A COOV WILLARD Oscar Doesn’t Want it for Seasoning. . Scanty. Pear-shaped fruit. . Persian poet. . Florentine iris. . The Mormon State. . Stringed instrument. . To get the better of. . Roman_emperor. . Twist about. . Large nail. . Delinente. . Late. . Manifest. . Period of time. . Greek letter. . Large flatboats. . Portal. . Oak nuts. . Assembles. . Cherish. . Sew locsely. Part of a circle. . An age. . Lets fall. . Cavalry sword. . Companian. . Garret. . Part of the ears. . American patriot, 1725-82. . Short stalk. . Tree trunk. . Midday . Sprites. . Employed. . Sea eagle. . Exploits. . Military meal. ANSWEB TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE i =loi= i~ m] > . Long pillow. . Vie with. . Innate. . Cornered. . Dissemination. . States, . Comes. . Exposed to peril. . Compound ether. . Stock. . Repeat. . Shelters for automobiles. Rains, . Longed for. . Tells tales. . Inquires. . Set at liberty. . Spikes of corn. . Season. . Related idle rumors. . Wind-flower. . Keeper or custodian. . Address. . Prisoner. . Last car on a train. . Triples. . Long harangues. . Hollow glass vessel. . Demolished. . Autograph book. . Serf, . Tax. Lumber-Saving Scheme. At a recent conference of officials of the American Forest Products Indus- tries, it was the unanimous opinion that connector construction is of ex- ceptional import to the lumber in- dustry. The group has a corporation to acquire the American patent rights, so that they may be administered for the benefit of forest industries as a whole, and thereby with- held from exclusive commercial exploita- tion. The heavy construction utiliza- tion of timber, thanks to the construc- What a London Fog Does. " All sorts of mischief have been at- tributed to the London fog, which is famous alike to those who have ex- pping with to the extent of £1,000,000 sterling day. It doubles the electric , causes disease or death and in- creases the laundry bills of those who, eompel’ud penetrate 1'm YIRED AFTER My viI'LIN LESSON: By GENE BYRNES Maybe a Hunting Song. THE PERFESSOR MADE. ME PLAY THE. SAME THING ABOUT I’ HUNERD WAL ILL | 85 FASHED! [ 19 &.LHUNTLEY Added Starters. T-HING WRONG e b : \,—“"'Afid!fi}>fl1 Lock Sug . Al ‘\\ Reg. U.S. Pac. Off . Copynght, 1983, by The Chucago Tribunc i /’f '41- T WENT LIKE THIS: DO - RE—~ ME- FOX - SO- LA-TI-DO" ILL LEARN YUH TO = MM THEM DADGUMMED ANIMAL CRACKERS IN WITH TH JIG-SAW Peces /