Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1934, Page 36

B-—16 MODERN MAIDENS e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, _D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1934 DAN DUNN. THAT'S THE WAY TO COLLECT FROM THESE BABIES WHO DON'T WANT TO KICK LOOSE WITH THE DOUGH, BRUNO -- PERSUADE ‘EM A UTTLE-- Secret Operative 48, OH, YEH, WELL ,FRISCO WANTED T' MAKE A MONKEY OUT O’ ME THAT'S WHY HE GOT NOW, NOw, PAL, YUH GOT ME ALL WRONG, WHY SHOULD I TRY TO MAKE A MONKEY OUT O’ —By NORMAN MARSH YOU TO GO IN THERE.” YUH, EH ? thc WATCH THIS FELLOW, BRUNO HE HATES ME’/ @NKNOWN TO DAN DUNN, DOROTHY ABOARD A SWIFT PLANE RUSH.S TO TELL SCARFACE BRUNO THAT FRISCO JACK, THE SPIDERS BODYGUARD, 1S NONE OTHER THAN THE FAMOUS SECRET OPERATIVE--~ BEWARE? DAN DUNN/ *Twas the Week Before Christmas. GosSH, | WONDER WHAT IT'IS, SEEMS | |lieN IT (oMES To CHRISTMAS PACKAGES, SorT oF HEAVY — oH, CoMeE on! opeN IT!| [YolRE JUST AN IMPATIENT CHILD! HAVE ILL Do NSTie oF The Kinp) | 72V AW/ SEIF (oNTRoL AT ALLZ By| IF YOU cant ! CURIOUS AS | AM. BET " You oPEN IT Soen's | GET oUT oF Tie HolSE WELL —ARENT Yol GoiNe To OPEN IT AND FIND ©oUT @ WHY No. IT MUST BE A CHRISTMAS PRESENT. ILL oPEN IT THEN By PARCELS PoST, e ITS for You 12407 T P 43 e Bt “REMEMBER WHEN I TRIED TO PHONE YOU YESTERDAY? WELL, THIS IS THE WRONG NUMBER 1 GOT!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. ter way. BANCAL SEVERAL PARENT | KISMET | ENSHROUD | 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. 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DID YOU EVER KNOW, PINHEAD, THAT IT IS ODANGEROVS TO DRINK OUT OF SOMEBODY ELSE'S YOURE TELUIN’ ME t TOOK A DRINK OUTA BIG FIST RILEYS ICE- CREAM SODY ONCET WHEN HE WASNT LOOKIN' AN’ 1 GOT ABLACK EYE SHENSRER ARNENNE . A studio. . Company of travelers. . Comes in view. 5 Jesrepd. i . Deserved rewards, 5. Greed. Doon \ 5 . Lift up. . Mahometan judge. . Place. ‘The birds. | Ornamental flower stand. e . s . Perfumes. WAL, HAS MULEY BATES . Amorg. . Call upon. ; " . FINALLY FIGGERED d . Spanish governess. sy DECIDED VYET WHAT HNE'S e A Rl e TO 6IT HER A ATLAS.. THAR AINT NO USE REALLY i Primlingmeasuremit . Snare. SONNA. GIVE MISSUS BATES = CECST WES EES SONA BUVIN' HIT TILL WORLD CONDITIONS, . Domesticated animal. Smatls of wies: FER CHRISTMAS ° PRESEN CER PROMISE HER ONE . A prophetess. ikt {ikoe HER, 6IT SETTLED DOWN FER . Unwritten narrative poetry. " Goddess of Dut’!- . Writes. . Drying oven. . iu:l:llll;'de LR . Anglo-Saxon slave. . A shout to cheer. . Think. . Craft. . 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Al |plague districts of the Dutch East | Indies will be vaccinated with Dr. Ot- ten’s new plague vaccine. i, 250,000 Boses a Day Sold. e ALNAD At the height of the season 250.000 NTERSEMEREMELEE] % 'Lw:%-h;g (HLe l!_*;l d daily at Covent Gar. ELL - THAT TAKES ' CARE OF THATY WHAT'S T USE OF HAVIN' A BPIRIT MEDIUM AROUND ASK TH' SPIRIT FORCE® WHAT MY HUSBAND WANTS FOR. CHRISTMAS ' ID LIKE TO SURPRISE WM ! ME A WHILE ASO-- LET'S SEE --WHAT WAS (T ? .. OH, YES -~ (T WAs TEs HE WANTS A LOT TH' O GAL WiLL &vE ME b A BUNCH OF NECKTIES W YOU CAN'T FUT HER I WOULDN'T WEAR TO A ON A PRACTICAL DOG SHOW 1 casis? . -~ ®uT TES ! ) HM=M-Mee THAT GIVES ME AN 1DEA! pORALENSTLIAG t-‘}l P AVE] KB ESTTIAMEN FAMILY HAS BEEN TRYING T© MAKE USE