Judge, 1927-04-09 · page 32 of 36
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Say ‘‘Bayer Aspirin’ INSIST! Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by phy- sicians for 25 years. Accept only a Safe Bayer package whichcontains proven directions Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manu. facture of Monoaceticacilester of Salicslicacia A recipe for sheer contentment Oxe “Old Town Canoe.” One shining inland lake. One well-seasoned partner. Two bags of duffle. Stow the duffle amidships as your partner takes his place in the bow. Now ease the ‘Old Town" onto the lake and hop aboard. Stroke the water gently with your paddle— deep easy strokes. Soon, perhaps, you'll find yourself whistling softly to the rhythm of your swing. “Old Town Canoes" glide forward at the slightest dip of the blade. Strong and sturdy too. Priced $58 up. From dealer or factory. Free illustrated catalog shows sailing canoes, square stern canoes for outboard dinghies, etc. Write today. Ox Canoe Co., 1714 Fourth St Torn BBE 7 ‘ourt reet, Old Old Town Canoes ana Submitted by Harold 0. Keedy, Martinsburg, W. Va. Judge pays $25 for each pu: Horizontal 1, This is really true. 4. This fellow had the weight of the world on his shoulders. 7. Your first cousin's maternal ancestor. Any egg will get this w: kept in bot water. ‘This holds a lot of liquor. Sobriquet for the college boy's Lizzie. An entertaining woman. Pronoun. Supplications. ‘This man's wife turned to rubber. This is often getting boiled. A variety of corundum—this is very hard. ‘This never seems to dry up. You'll be this if you're watchful. ‘This should be well stuffed. . Aids. 32, The lady of the m 34. A good thing to carry on a joy ride if you don't want to walk home. Preposition. There's a lot of money made with this. This leaves in the spring. The autocrat of the breakfast table. A very idle fellow. A seat. ‘These are in jail—and never will get out. A kind of grain. ‘The first tempter. A beverage. Nine sister goddesses. A skylight. Before. A French dance, Many a poor fish gets caught in this. This place has a lot of Punch. A winding course. What ambitious young men should have. A vessel for holding water. This attracts the women. This would make you go Horizontal 68. Where Horizontal 67 would send you, Vertical Famous Generalissimo. Attacked fiercely. This is often at sea. It’s easy to do this in the spring. . The poor crossword Indian. This is usually told by the late returning husband in the wee small hours. This little fellow is noted for his industry. This raises a racket when it’s picked on. Collegian speeders have a hard time passing this. This often causes embarrassment. This has donkey-like characteristics. Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 120 EE EE 15. This is always on foot. 16. A city in Florida. 17. Cattle clans. 18. Good for a clean-up. 21. The little Quaker girl’s assent. 24. This takes the cake. 26. Sky pilot orations. 27. This always bas a roof over its head. 28. These follow the horses. 30. Heavenly hats. 31. This is a disgrace. D. 35. Mary's lamb. 40. What it is “to quaff.” 41. What the world would be without Probibition, (Don't let this fool you.) You must have this to play the calliope. Be careful of this or you'll lose your shirt. An unpopular way of getting a fortune. This is asinine. | This joint is being exposed these days. he dwelling house of a Scotch clereyinan. An insinuation of contempt. hose snake-like crossword fish. This runs from bank to bank (not a burglar). A marble. An ancient city. | ‘There is no truth in this. A Western state (abbr.). Exclamation of surprise. | Solution of Last Week’s Puzzle 30 comicbooks.com