Judge — January 1, 1927 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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YOUNGSTERS “SATURDAY NIGHT” By Kernan and Dog picture. which will, we are sure, be enthusiastically received. Printed from the engraver's original plates on Heavy Art Mat, size 8% x 11% inches. Prints will be carefully packed and sent postpaid upon receipt of $0 Cents each A new Boy “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 50 Cents each bak Tay tinge “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 Cente JUDGE ART PRINT DEPARTMENT 627 West 43d Street New York Submitted by Mrs. L. O. White, Salem, Ore. Horizontal 1. The kind of son that shines. 5. She can’t play this if she won't hold hands. 9. This is always fatal. 11. To postpone. 13, This fellow saw two of everything 16. A man who has the goods on him, ‘ood for a holdup. 19. To worship. 20. Give and take 21, What love would be if it lasted for ever and water. 24. Something to get caught on. This is as busy as a bee. This is always in this place. A part of any good egg. . This is always monkeying around . The best in France, if not Fifth avenue. 83. Cowboys are supposed to be this. . A suffix, Pains-in-the-neck, . A ticket to dreamland, . In this or that manner. What some skunk did in Herrin, Tl. . This never changes at Dayton, Tenn. . This is always on the house . What is the Venus de Milo? 48. The right stick to use on an approach (ask the ladies). 49. This has a lot of crus 50. What Samson lost with a haircut. 52, This always comes before the tenth of the month. . 54. The sun never shines where this is. 56. Anarticl 57. Thisis very swift. 59. A well-red man from Mexico. 61. A new one January Ist (abbr.). 62. An insertion. 63. A dumb one. 65. The cat's whiskers. 67. You can’t do this with your eyes shut. 69. The kind of end a business man prefers. . Very tall and wears a white cap. 1 22, The sweetie—what you call her and what she is 74. This can be givei (handle with care—breakable). 76. Collegiate club (abbr.). 77. Social Register full of them. 79. The way to get to Washington. 80. These have to be hit over the head to get anywhere. 82. The rent. 83. A golf instruct 85. Famous Lady Yegg Society (init.). 86. Anyone who disagrees with you. 87. This is always a hit. and kept at the same time Judge pays 82. 19, 20, . Up a stump. . A great arte tion. . Green tl . A joint always $. Half of Y. M. C. Vertical You should watch this in Chicago. These are often lit at stag parties, An open way (abbr). his used to be raised in this country by for people's thoughts—and Either’s near relation, Always found at the finish i A well grounded part of your family tree The deer child, A semi-pellucid mineral Regular ord . What gentlemen eat with: What true sheiks worship. To satisfy. panish iron-men. A guy from the sticks. g exposed. works best when well oiled. taining to the art of writing. The blot on the escutcheon. coh, This is impenetrable—like @ Congressman's head. . There's nothing in anything in this condi- How the badly dressed man will look. A vase. . Judge, Junior's, Gordon Water. . By the w of — This should be well dressed at dinner. . Don't let this sting you. . Nitrate of Potassium. . Always a hot time here, How you feel after Christmas. . To throw out by volcanic action. }. The call of the chicken. ). This alwa; . This is senseless. . The worm that gets caught. |. Where Horace Greeley said to go. . A sheik's Good Book. . Breezes from Washington. . The fair young maid. . What wandering minds do. .. What sensational newspapers deal in. . A famous . One of the S . This is alwa; akes the jack. deliverer. nith Bros. (abbr.). behind. It takes two to make this. (abbr.). comicbooks.com