Judge — December 26, 1931 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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YOUR BABY WILL LIKE THIS HOTEL... Becouse baby’s meals can be cooked in the convenient com- pletekitchenthatisa port ofevery suite. Grown-ups may prefer to eat in the hotel dining room but particular babies want food pre- pared by mother or nurse. Baby will also enjoy playing in Cen- trol Park—half a block away. Write for illustrated booklet, describing the many features of the Croydon oppecling to bobies (ond their elders). Apartments with 2, 3, 4, or more rooms—by the day, month oryear—furnished or unfurnished. Crovdon JUDGE PAYS $10 For each Cross Word Punle accepted from its readers. JUDGE'S. 3rd Cross Word Puzzle Book It’s a corker—what a book! Loaded with wise-cracks and minus cover | charges. % In construction these puzzles are clear | 6. and conventional. Though legitimate | solver is rewarded by discovering not wise-cracks. 37. A compendium of fifty cross word puzzles | selected from the originals which have | & appeared in Judge. 63. lest the wind blow them open. JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., Inc. 12-26-31 18 East Street, New York, N. Y. Dear Sire: Please send me.. 3ed Cross Word Pu ++,-copies of JUDGE'S tle Book, at $1.50 per copy. i Address. "8 City. |. Memories of the dear departed # they are deftly misleading, so that the | 4 only interlocking words, but laughable | = The answers are in the back—sealed— | & 4, Defance, Ohio, Horizontal of 1991 Here's a fast one for you. Greaser The Bard's favorite fairy The boid that geta somewhere in Brooklyn. This is a warner, beoth Canoe turbines, The kind of girl that’ ‘The course of this runs emooth in France. Man without women. What girls do in old ears ever chase This is on the house. When the day you day that would fall To” Gambling chanor . This entitles bearer to one admiwion into the House of Lords. Fanciful Ttatian name for red ink A lyrie poem, written to assuage the ferlings, ar a land- lady's, Instrument of torture (slang) 48. Swope around the dance floor as if well-oiled The last thing aviators like to ¢ ‘These get oiled up ‘The last thing they expect yc Just a equirt. This has banks in Canada A bitter thing crossword solvers must face. Bum Enelish. A good suspender. A fast moving peopcnition that is goo! for » quick taro ‘over. Vertical This gore around with the younger generation. A soulful gal. What eollere men ea Water wagons. Pushovers. ‘To rubber around A ticki! nition A quick dash for an East Indian Get a maa in this and be becomes a kid again. What stuck-aps pot oo for dinner, Penny rob ays be found ie Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 240 PPP PPP PP eee aca dal |_| |_| a fe] | Twofserd guy. This lulls college men to sleep. ke |. Took a crack at This doran’t carry much weight. ni one's way around the map. aed macaroni (ptur.) Pale Aare 8 8 A red picni If you get ‘this far you're bead and shoulders inte eroticism. Something apples are A fellow with an eye fc Overbead rattlers Mug. Solution of Last Week’s Puzzle OlM] IR] comicbooks.com