Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1935, Page 33

MODERN MAIDENS THE EVENING STAR WE ARE IN LUCK., WU FANG? THE STORE NEEDS OUR KE&S AH! AND IN WILL USE TO FREE THEMSELVES! HERES AN OLD TINTYPE WE HAD TaxeN AT A PICNIC YEARS AGO ISNT 1T A ScrEAM! WASHINGTON, D. 1 SHALL PREPARE THE NOTE TO WARN THEM THAT BE DELIVERED IN THE KRGS TOMORROW. _WEDNESDAY Secret Operative 48 HERE IS THE LETTER-~~ MAIL T IMMEDIATELY AFTER YOU DELIVER THE KEGS. AND Look AT THE HAT IVE GOT oN — MND ALL THOSE HATPINS! — JUNE 19, 1935. A FEW HOURS LATER IN THE PRISON, WONG RECEIVES THE INFORMATION WHEN THE ARMS WILL ENTER THE PRISON| WU FANG HAS NOT FAILED US/ I MUST TELL MY FRIENDS THAT QUR GUNS ARE COMING ! A Look! A CAVE ARTIST MADE This PICTURE OF You WHEN WE WERE AND My GoLLAR! IS CHOKING ME SO My EYES PoP ouT! FIRET MARRIED, REMEMBER. [T = q yes! AT THE FLINTCHPPERS' OUTNG IN MASToDoN PArRk! To TN | COULD EveR HAVE DRESSED omGosh! | Look LIKE A DRESSED-UP MoONKEY i L] “NOW DON'T FEEL BAD IF 8IS TURNS YA DOWN. THERES BTILL ME.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOFEPH. vinegar. CRUSTED | MISER | | &kt o oo ANOINTED | WEALTH | BLEACH Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word ealled for in the last column. Print the letter in cepter column opposite the word you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly it will spell what we find at the end of life, I Letter-Out and use them for - ~ p— e ; AN%:TN ?SI ! HALF MEASURES! SN,XU WARBUCKS 15 IN MY WAY= REMOVE HIM= THE PRIZE 1S WORTH ANY ETHOD* ONCE IN 21 ANT Saueamish, B Y'UNDERSTAND * KILLIN' IS O.K~- BUT DIS & IS GOIN' TO BE Y COLD {-] Letter-Out and that's the way with a church service. Letter-Out and you'd better har~ poon him. | Letter-Out and it's a good way to g€t your message ACross. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. MASTERS | M| BB Bre™ ™ COPIES USAGES Letter-Out and fishermen use them. EDITORS | T R DOLLARS Letter-Out and he removes th GIVE MY GUESTS HEARSES | H| &8 b cee 7 A WEEK- THE FIRST (Copyright. 1038.) : MEAL FQEF. tter-Out and we like it in our ent Le! entertainm I O I SPICE N = <L A VERY PALATABLE MEAL, MRS. HASHER. AND TF THAT is A FAIR SAMPLE O SOUR CULINARY ART | 1S THAT A T WILL ACCEPT FAIR SAMPLE YOUR TERMS. OF YOUR : . I APPETITE © L OON'T THINK YOU [ LOYE EA«Er ANY ?gge, ILLIE <YOU U \'f"o ALWAYS GIVE ME “THE BIQUBST HELPINGS, AND ¢ NOW YOU GO TAKIN THEM 'Qop‘ NONSENSE, N MY PET- NONSENSE. MRS HASHER EST HAPPENS JOSBE A BETTER o COOK THAN YoU- THATS ALL. YES-AND AS AN ADVERTISEMENT T ALWAYS E\GHTEEN MR MULLINS Daily Cross-Word Puzzle THEY TRAMP N THEIR NAME IS AND OUT ALL €eCK, < DAY LONG! THERE MOM, AN’ THERES B JUS'F WHAT DO YOou MEAN 8y, A BUSHEL OF KIDS? ER HOUSE ! . 0%0° 1. Relax. 5. A writing desk. 15, Ritual, . Contracted. . Ohe of the United States. 8. Slipper, SHERIFF, GIT THET THAR : TG WAL, AS 1 WAS ASAYIN, YOUNGUN OUTTA TH HWIT SORTA SEEMS LIKE MULEY 7- AN 1 KINDA RECOLLECT THET 2E8 KICKED MULEY TEETM AN' MULEY AN’ THEN IEB HAULS OFF AN' LET'S MULEY Y HAVE 1T ON TH' NOSE.. BUT 1 DIDNT PAY =M NO MIND STARTED QUARRELIN' TO ZEB BOGES AN . SLAMMED WM ONE OVER TW' HEAD WITH A WHIEFLE TREE - . Rock .plnnlcle: Fiah. | Greek letter. . Exterior rim of a wheel. . Cants, 9. Tough. . Greek letter, - . Male child. 0 N 53. mm.lt RO ‘r' = . A . . Vol L8 <o el & T iy ENOUGH O SeRVE FOR DINNER ! TOU THINIG THEY'D PORTER. )t} '(-}mill')(fl =T ROV lflf-]l'JlI‘ui GIRIOIUPMIKRIEARIM ILIEIN] PIQINE I TIAB! oy A A et AEMCEINCAMAITIAIR] | censed various States during JAMRE (S TIOPIRDE INIY] ::'u‘ the last year for which figures L3