Judge — November 7, 1931 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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Play three games, and two things will happen—Camelot will get you, and you will get Camelot! Great is the thrill where vic r defeat igs on the next few moves! the most interesting from actual play we offer $1000 in Prizes First Prize, $200; two Prizes of $100; eight of $25; twenty of $10; forty of $5. Contest Rules: As y tery sitteations 1 play Camelot you will al musing prob he position tan early ined, | will forw The New $5 Set with Ivoroid Pieces The Red and White Ivoroi Pieces are a delight to hi and double the fun of playi Until now, they have been ob tainable only in $10 and higher priced sets. This is the smart hostesses are using at parties. for the new Five Dollar Set with Ivoroi Pieces . Price, $5.00 TOURNAMENT, Fai ith Large Squar Chath ‘Bou ‘ POPUL 6 $1.50 4 end for complete list. or by mail KER GAMES T WGH HAF (Continued from page 15) Fourth Period In this period Cheater Stein began Only by superhuman effort was Dannemora able to stop the ys Then, just as Cheater Stein s about to score, a pardon came thru from the governor and, tho his mmates begged him ate spirit, Ch prison immediate’ bad. From then on the Sing Sing mo- rale broke and Dannemora had no difficulty in. scoring several touch- downs from lockstep formation. The game ended with the whole Danne- mora backfield sweeping thru the whole Sing Sing team, running for a touchdown and smashing thru the in- terference set up by the guards broke for freedom. When last seen it was heading in the general direction of New Haven, where the need for a rd backfield seems urgent. to show his ter decided to It was too Eye-Queues T" week I'm going to help myself to two of Mr. Ripley's ideas from his perfectly swell “Believe It or Not, doesn’t sue. Here goes: draw a continuous line thru cach separate line of the rectan gle following without crossing any of the lines twice? a | a What is the of designating with nothing over Last week’s—No. 1: commanded an artillery regiment. No, 2: You ean get a quart more wine by buying 257 quarts with the same money. No. 3: Th would not have uor supposedly No. 4: ° using ten letters and one edition of nd I hope he new Can you simplest way possible in bed The colonel phrase “pre-war” ypeared on any liq distilled in 1912 X-a-s t-w Northern Exposure L summer IT went to the T. Lux Newsreel Theatre a lot the cooling system was so there a couple of occ had to be removed from the th with an ice pick. So when Mae first asked me to drop in and see the Clicquot Club Eskimos broadcast atop the New Amsterdam Theatre in wh used to be the old Frolic Roof, I all for taking a full northern rig, in- cluding a load of terrapin, an ice pick, were atre my skiing costume, some serum, Rus- | sell Owen (to do my daily story), 26 IN PHILADELPHIA Ghose to shops and theatres...centerof the city’s important social and business functions .. offering a perfect union of comfort, convenience and activ~ ity in an atmosphere of gracious hospitality that is traditional. The BELLEVUE STRATFORD Claude H. Benne RATES AS LOW AS $4.00 PER DAY General Manager yr 2- Ss. * NEW BOOK CONTRACT BID Mr. Lenz® which Bidding, stem as system of Contract the Official S itely determines 4 very strong. thumb i on any point. eke, normal f the game have been carefully an- ze by Sidney enz, fourteen times Na- nal and International Bridge and Whist sults—to win, at Contract—use the JUDGE PUBLISHING CO, 18 East 48th St, N Please send me copies of 1-23" hy Sidney S. Lenz. $1.10 per copy, including ship- ping. I am enclosing $.. Send C. 0. D. at $1.10 per ¢ Collect ........ copies of “I S. Lenz. Parcel Post Address City comicbooks.com