Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1935, Page 34

‘B—14 I MODERN MAIDENS i DAN DUNN. JOSE IS HEADING INTO HILLS=~ HE MUST HAVE KAY HIDDEN SOMEWHERE OUT THERE / MR. AND MRS. FLOWERS For The TABLE, HEY ! THey Look Nice “THEM WHEN | WAS DoWNToWN SHOPPING “I'M GONNA ASK DAD FOR MY JANUARY ALDOWANCI NOwW, I'VE ALREADY SPENT NOVEMBER'S AND DECEMBER'S.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and they are pleasur- 1 BATTERS | a5le experiences. 1 2 SCORES | | 1.‘1.‘;:‘;;3“;0:::"”“”'".“! do it 2 Letter-Out and he's found near & 3| PATTERNS | & 3 5 },{:;:bo\ll and it is & popular 4 Noee L4 resme, e, THE FOUI T 3 Letter-Out and it's l.colorlttl (1] BEEN TURNED DOWN=- | 5 SNOOZE | I with & pungent odor. 5 e e o PICTURES- BUT NONE OF Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word ‘EM HAVE A THING FOR ME- 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 a contortionist does. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT, Letter-Out and it has points. 1| GRABBED |G e 1 2| TEDIOUS | | | WiSegfhadadse * (3 3] mvean |V =" ™" P 4 PETAL l E I é’e’é"fi'.‘f?“}u?:“;eiafl;éu“ il d 5| DESCRIED |R | ®&& e pet*™" |5 SAY, FRIEND - YOU AND YOUR MULES GIVE US A PULL,WILLYA? (Copyright. 1935.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle REG’LAR FELLERS. GOOD GRACIOUS! WHATS THAT UNEARTHLY HOWLING ? HOW/LIN Across. 1. Unyielding courage. 5. Stumble. 9. Shines. Fastening. 71. Large lake. 72. Mark by pressure. 73. Goddess of peace. 74. Tore. 75. Points of termination. 1. 2. . Laminated rock. 3. Rage. 14. Italian coins. 4. Raised level spaces. 15. Journey. 5. Spade. 16. One who engages. 6. Free. 17. Above. 7. Image. 18. Scent. 8. Danger. 19. Small heating appliances. 9. The eternal feminine. 20. Pronoun. 10. To this place, 21. Inexperienced. 11. Italian river. 23. Illuminated. 12. Jump. 25. Expectation of good. 13. Irish. 26. Wandered. 22. Affirmatives. 29. Fruit. 24. River on which Rome is built. 31. Wild animal. 27. Roll. 33. Part of a gun. 28. Cupolas. 37. Places on ball grounds. 30. Insane. 39. Displaced. 32. A cloth. 41. Metallic vein. 34. One who excites. 42. Book of Bible. 35. Sea eagle. 43. Not so.many. 36. For fear that. 44. Orbs. 37. Pieces of brick. 45. Article. 38. Pain. 46. Gone up. 40. Mercenary. 47. Placed again. 43. More minute. 48. Discourse. 44. Musical composition. 50. City in India. 46. Extinct bird. 52. Frosted. 47. Musical instrument. 54. Attached to the side. 49, Hand covering. 57. Most worthy. 51. Famous Shakespearean character. 60. Bar. 53. Endowment. 62. Humapn being. 55. Change for better. 63. Parent: collog. 56. Endures. 64. Egg shaped. 57. Noted soprano. 66. Volition. 58. Always. 68. Strikes with fear and reverence. | 59. Strong-box. 70. Assign. 61. 65. 67. 69. Button, Button! Buttons have assumed a new and important place in the decorative scheme of things. Buttons of many and diverse materials; buttons of vary- Answer to Yesterday’s Puszle. [SIOILIERNLIAP!I ISEPIOILIL] E|Vi1 LNEVIER TIAGIUE] cirel e e AP OMIT AT 8 : an ve S00R IR QEDMTIER] (st fickn, Leime o [TIONSIISIATEDIICIOILIE| |of & new plastic material for his eve- EREMPARRISIIPOILEIR] |ning gowns. Schiaparelit favors square B I M O | ciier for b decorativ tnierpreta: I 1Y it 3 UNRESTINOVEMBER] |tions “fi‘h"' aod "": buttons "‘]‘.‘ RE AR MARIRNATA] | e s 2 MERIRIENVIEIL JUUISTEIS] | Patou goes in for gold and silver PEDIS EEDSIISEIRE] |Eatoneoss in for goid and silve THATS JIMMIE ‘N’ PUDDINHEAD WASHIN' THE DOG OUT IN THE SWED, MRS. DUGAN. YUH CAN'T TELL ME HE ACTED PLUMB PEACEFUL ALL THET AIR BRASH THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1935. Secret Operative 48 HE'S TURNING OFF THE MAIN ROAD---I'LL HAVE TO BE CAREFUL THAT HE DOESN'T SEE ME FOLLOWING.” KM-M--GOING DOWN THAT CANYON I GUESS=-I'LL WAIT HERE FOR THE REST OF THE OPERATIVES TO CATCH LP WITH ME --THEY OUGHT TO BE HERE IN A MINUTE . OUGHT To HAVE FLOWERS REGULARLY. ADb A LoT To THE TABLE 'llu_o DAYS LATER AMAZING HOW FRESH THESE \ FLOWERS KEEP ! THANKSTO ME, IVE CLIPPED THE STeMS EVERY DAY I ANNIE! WHAT DO YOU THINK! BE THE I'VE GOT A JOB! SOMETHIN' TO THIS "PULL” THING= NOT SO MUCH- AN UT | DON'T KNOW ANY EXTRA= BUT IT'S BIG SHOTS---- GEE=- GOOD FOR A FEW HERE OOMES JANEY=- NO! 1 ANT GONNA GO HOME WITH YOU AND WILLIE! NO USE TO BEG ME. ATTA GIRL= SHE BUDGED A B OKAY-BLT T THEN, BABY. JEST STEP OUTSIDE A MY GOODNESS! THEY VE WASHED THE DOG BEFORE WITHOUT ALL THIS RACKET ¢ sl B TALK AT HiM! SOLIO COMFORT HING MACHI [T 1= —By NORMAN MARSH HE'S HEADED UP THIS CANYON --I BELIEVE HE 1S CLOSE TO HIS HIDEOUT-~~THEY MAY HAVE SENTINELS OUT--1I'M GOING ON 4 AHEADS"KEF.D ME N IGHT. four DAYS LATER ABouT TiIME YoU CHUCKED THESE FLOWERS OUT. PRETTY CRUMMY THEY LOok WHY DONT You BuY SOME FRESH ONES, ThEn T You SAID WE OUSHT To HAVE (YEAH- SHE'S ALL SET- BUT LM NOT- WHAT RIGHT HAVE | TO SPONGE OFF ©' HER, JUST CAUSE 'SHE'S SOFT HEARTED?) WERE ALL SET FOR A ow, LITTLE LONGER, ANYWAY = YOU AND YOUR MULES — PHOOEY/ WAL, ANVWAY HE sAID BAA! YOU CAN ALWAYS TELL A MAN'S CHARACTER BY WIS MOLTH NES, ESPECIALLY IF TS COVERED WiTH SOME. GIRLS UPSTICK!