Judge — September 25, 1926 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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yr ET, YOUNGSTERS “SATURDAY NIGHT” By Kernan A new Boy a sure, be enth engravers c 8% x1 which will, we are Printed from the y Art Mat, size “OH, MAMA!” By R. B. Fuller A new child picture that has a very strong maternal appeal. Printed in four colors from the original plates on heavy Art Mat, size 11 x 14 inches, Prints will be carefully packed and sent postpaid upon receipt of $0 Cents each “THE CURSE OF DRINK” By Maud Tousey Fangel This popular reproduction in three colors should be | framed and hung conspicuously over the table at | which you mix your cocktails. Size 9 x 12 inches Sent postpaid to any address for 25 Cents JUDGE ART PRINT DEPARTMENT 627 West 43d Street New York L Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 92 Horizontal stop sign shoe clerh ioned clerk. Prefix meaning against . What men do if they argue with their wives Point of the compass. . Impersonal possessive pronoun. . These are usually hanging around the women . Department of Public Cheeses (init. Where Chicagoans get knocked for a loop. farious Artichoke Dunkers (init bout two cents in Chicago, . Sa "s sanctum sanctorum. 32. Wild grains. This is a lot of tomato sauce! panish gentlemen. Foundation of flivvers. 38. This goes with a dash 39. Trouble hunters. $2. The cause of oral turpitude in Italy. bunch of Ku Kluxers. present the gate. i and of wurra wurras, ‘The loop that binds. . Something gold diggers dig for. Light carriages with one pair of wheels. Another point of the compass, Hold-ups. 58. This comes out of a tree and goes into a night club, 59. Preposition denoting presence. ‘0 color lightly. + Information on the ponies. hhat old crossword Sun God. 4. Two of these will never make a right. 5. Periods of time. ing bibulous papas come home on. 68. A tough proposition in a restaurant Vertical 2 without the “W.P." 3 ainous expression. $A copper 5. A high fi 6. Something a politician puts his foot in. 7. A plate of beans in the Army. 8. Abe Lincoln's nickname. 9. , (init.). 10. beans or the milk. 12. take her this way is. r usually gets home. 14. Love: 16. A follower of the doctrines of Zeno. (Dora Submitted by Geo. R. Beecher, Columbus, 0. Tudge pays $25 for cach puzzle printed. thinks this is the bird that flies around with babies 19. Stylish dog blankets. 21. This is usually found in mush rooms. 23. The family goat A pre-nuptial term, The All-American indoor sport This makes married men see double and feel Looks for. The covered wa us indignation (Fem “neither.” ery hard stone Lover's boulevard. The opposite of plain clothes men. Piggish ‘The eves have it A very strong rope. The part of society that's always getting Englishmen get hurt al Society for Prevention of Atrocious Spooning (init.). 54. A Christmas present to the King of Zum 35. Kitty food, ay very plural Lover's quarrel Pre-Volstead party, beverage “before.” nettes (abbr.). Solution of Last Week's Puzzle S$ (e) Vi jO}O} ic}0 > || —|) 2 |>|< DM fo ime M>|>|0) 0 IRI B | [RI E S S A 30 comicbooks.com