Judge — January 9, 1932 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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8-Year-Old Son | Teaches Father To Enjoy Pipe Presents Him New Brand of Tobacco as Birthday Gift Elmer C. Burg’s eight-year son was puzzled to know what to do to remember his Dad's birthday. But an advertisement for Edgeworth tobacco offering a free sample solved his problem. The advertisement seemed to convince the young lad that here was something his Dad would appreciate—and on his birth- i day morning Mr. Burg was presented with a sample package of Edgeworth. Just how much Mr. Burg appreciated this gift can best be judged by his letter. j Hamilton May’ 6, t Larus & Bro. Cc Ohie 19a Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 242 eight-year and gave me He said that afte birthday. Well he certainly bh head ¢ And you Elmer € Any advertisement that “sells” an eight-year-old boy must be convincing but th tainly was more truth than fiction in it, for Mr. Burg has be firmed Edgeworth gift. a con- fan since his birthday Your name and address, sent to Larus Brother Co, at 117 nd St., Richmond, Va., will bring you a generous sample packet of Edgeworth. If you get the smoking enjoy- ment out of it that most men do, you can be sure of finding the same fine quality in the Edge- worth you buy at any tobacco store, for Edge- worth is always the same. You can buy it in two forms—Edgeworth Ready-Rubbed and Edgeworth Plug Slice. Alll sizes from the 15-cent pocket package to the pound humidor tin. And, by the way, you'll enjoy listening to the Dixie Spiritual Singers as they sing in the Edge- worth Factory over the N.B.C. Blue Net- work every Thursday evening. | Submitted by Mary Anne Savcyer, Horizontal when your liquor gives put 2 | 3). A colored pateh. | n yet stays sober. 31. Thine may lead you astray | peirg hit on the 33. A housebold god. 35. This eause office 3% A food liquidation. 39 re useful in getting an edge on. 40. place for a wet part? (pl.) a nan that prefers amall lee partion 2 neth ten doll 43. What taker place at the bargain counter 44. What an actor just can’t do without 46. Where the cows come home from. 48. A fortune teller can't get these back when they're leet ron's 53. You get this in the orek 54. This makes the worst eritmi e elean. 55. Just an old Englah ¢ $6. portant fellow i 58. on this—you'll only have t What the motorist came b Thés is what the conte er ands for a man in P ough for Bahy talk. No key ean loek this door What Robin Hood used te Solution of Last Week’s Puzzle m 87. What the Dutchaun teed when be gave then the brut M. The (e oper feels of a ghost. 61. An abbreviated | 63. When these are [8] j ot R | &s. [S|TIRIA|W] RIAIBEEHIOP/ TTULP A PIOID) RENO tie) lo} | URE) EAR) DB Sol EMS] [WIOMIE IN} ley WON! Ss 1. ThisTl pat you t 2) What Bal Wy 3. After making th play Tiset an oe Wi ually put 5. This is What a prince takes after his father For instance. A rood paddling ia what this qT dof retreat that en of the first grade. 2 ot of ground. 30 comicbooks.com