Judge — July 17, 1926 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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(Name) ‘ F | (Address) (Week of July 17) | At the end of the year, the artist and the writer | | whose contribution receices the largest number of rotes, | will eack receive a $500 prize. Vote Your Favorite’ You can safely reshape your nose to ANITA NOSE ADJUSTER painlessly, comfortably. Results speedy and guaran- teed. Physicians praise it A highly. No metal to harm af z oa. Winner of Gold Medal, 1923. (= BEFOREL AFTER Pre PODRLET ANITA CO. Dept. 789 ANITA Bullding Newark, N. J. a goller. Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 82 Submitted by C. 0. Parker, New York City. Horizontal Very venomous viper. Form of the verb “to be.” ‘oundation of an old-fashion The eyes have it 12. Something pedestrians cocktail. ould do before they leap. 14. Girl's name. (Probably from Chelsea.) 16. Something doctors should do. 17. Otherwise. 18. This looks nice in a skirt 19. This is all on the surface. 20. Dangerous to step on when it isn’t there. 22. An Indian tribe. 24. Clothes don’t make the man but these make 30. Possesses. Consumed. |. Half Stewed Officer (init.) . This means to cook in Greece. A superlative denoting sufi. : Sti A name for the Scotch, Fish eggs . What the nts of to-day al . Butter’s understudy 43. This is always getting in the soup. 44. Alfalfa cut short. 47. Something that never gets e 49. This means small in Glasgow 51. Something that often goes to waist 52. This is socked a lot. 53. A lucky number for Roman crap fighters. 54. Three-eighths of all hydrogen. So's your old man. kes it all in. ray to go to Europe. The other half of poor papa. . Furnish food or fun. . Place for a bed, chair and pajamas. This is bad. es Girls who buy these kind of stockings don’t a run for their money. These come from family trees. This comes between rival tennis players. Kitty's boy friend. Lexcell (abbr.). . Julius Caesar’s foot. Vertical A foamy draft King Solomon's namesake's (abbr.) What a gate or a souse hangs on to. A brief reputation. Plumber's elbow. Royal Irish Academy (init.). 8. Same as 38 horizontal. (Pretty soft.) 9. Death and taxes. (Also death by taxis.) 10. This is where most nuts come from. 11. What yes-men said in Ye Goode Olde Days. nove PLT Pe Jepar pays $25 for each puzzle printed. 13. 15. 16. 21. 2. 23. 3. 26. 7. 2. 29. 31. 32. 35. 36. 43. 45. 46. 47. 48. 50. 55. 56. . To throw out. (Not . Harmonious food. . Carry. . Product of the Golde n West. . Abbreviated wearing cpparel. . To point an uploaded shotgun. To have and to hold. Pronoun used reflectively. Diners and sleepers Boys and girls together. A famous weeper. (This is tearable!) A necessary article. A noble redman Something old hens do. Unit of electrical resistance. A dry country. Always. (Apologies to Mr. Berlin.) A flower. This is hot stuff A good egg. Something Oxford bags are and then some. good driver sometimes goes aroubd in this. First name of a well-khown movie actor. Something a doctor takes for bimseli. Webster ee thi 4i lightly. jebster says this mea ns to dip or pat lightly. A hullabaloo, pees Restaurant chicken, The pied piper's folio wing. To receive compensa tion To hang on to what you bum’s rush.") Yale. A Latin king. . Things that editors reject. Solution to Last Week’s Puzzle 30 comicbooks.com