Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1936, Page 35

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C. WAR ON CRIME—Carroll’s Waterloo! 3 MODERN MAIDENS WHATS FoR DESSERT ¢ | SPoSE AL END UP BY ORDERING APPLE PIE AS USUAL 5 SUAL () o5 sex. TiERES FupGE I1CE ZREM CUPCAKE — © 190 The AP, AD Rights Reserved “WHEREVER HE GOES, BROTHER ALWAYS SENDS HIS CLOTHES HOME TO BE LAUNDERED.” SDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1936. N N / Y St o Bty o Ry S G CX The One Best Bet. AND SPANISH FLUFF, CANTON GINGER SUNDAE, APRICOT UPSIDEDOWN CAKE, CHERRY FLUBDYS — WHORTLEBERRY MOUSSE, MAMA AND KATYS DELIGKT, QuUINCE “TAPioCA Pfifis- B—15 A PRICE ON DILLINGER'S HEAD FROZEN COFFEE ECLAIR, ICE Box CAKE WITh DATE SAUCE, BANANA JoY, GooSERERRY FooL — GOSH —HAVENT Tiey GST ANY APPLE PIE T WHAT KIND OF A PLACE 1S “THIS, ANYHow 2 LETTER-OUT l Letter-Out and he acts, GORED | 2| DETACHER | MISTER | | I Letter-Out for a social beginning. tter-Out and 1t was under- I T ey Letter-Out and we want the best we can get. BUNTED | 5| MASTERED | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word salled 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 8t means to wear down. Letter-Out and 1% travels on water. 5 —_— -t Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. - LIGHTER ENRICH Letter-Out and he is another Mussolini, HITLER R Letter-Out and it is recessed. | I NICHE A Letter-Out and it is one eost of . war, ‘ LIVES Letter-Out for clothes horses. ‘WEARERS Letter-Out for long bieces. STRIPS VALISE WAVERERS |V PERSIST | E | *REVER GET ¥ MUSHMOUTH OFFA ' HIS LAZY NECK LONG ENOUGH TO WELL,NOT ONLY WILL HE DO ROADWORK BUT HE'LL PAY ME FOR DOIN! IT. (Oopyright. 1936.) 4 .Daily Cross-Word Puzzle MT. STARVEOUT AND BACK. 1 AIN'T SO DUMB. addd JAdaNE & B %l " REG’LAR FELLERS. IS THAT THE CLOCK YOU HAD ON YOUR SHIP, T CERYAINY AM DI SAPPOINTED IN THAT AWRICHT/ I HEARD You CALL I ooy WAYCH THE OTHER NIGHT AN’ 1 EXPECTED TO HEARIY AYE, PINHEAD/ ME AN’ THAY TIMEPIECE SAILED THE SEAS FOR FORYY-SEVEN 7 ¥ SOUNDS Jus* ’ LIKE A K REGLAR 1. Goddess of youth. 8. Sister of Apollo. 10. Bin. 14. Just. 18. Showery. 69. Efface. o o oo, 70. A town in Prance. 18. Perfume. Dewn. 19. Son of Jacob. 1. Queen of all the goddesses. 20. Goddess of the hunt. . Perpetually. 22. Rare metalic elements. 24. River in France. NOW 1 WANT THIS HERE YO BE \| O \AK A DADGUMMED 600D PICTURE |/ SORTIA SOFT MU GET == 3285. Play carelessly. 26. A paint. 29. A member of an Indo-Chinese . race. 0. Rigid. . 34, Permits. $5. Make the same number of strokes .. in golf as your partner, 87. A session. 38, Adverse. 28, While. . Prime. \ - §0. Mountain peak in California. S1. Hindu musical instrument. most important part of a mind Is-an outlook wide, serene and bold. [SIORI TS ILIASTH]

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