Judge — March 12, 1932 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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LEG-o-MATIC Ss BRIDGE SETS iN ay, Co, 382 Foutin ave, New ORL ME Leg-O-Matic table and chairs shown above were selected for use in the Lenz-Culbertson Contract Bridge Contest recently _playe: DETROIT’S FINEST UPTOWN HOTEL + + is near the General Motors, Fisher and New Center Buildings, also automobile plants. A courteous thoughtful stof Excellent Cuisine. Luxurious rooms at $3.00 per day. THE Abing ton at 700 SEWARD JUDGE PAYS $10 For each Cross Word Punle accepted from its readers. | gambling expressions. | trade. | tween us, We CROSS-WORDS JUDGE'S cross-word purlers have now printed three editions of these brain- teasers. Here's your chance to get the most amusing purtles thot our contribu- tors have yet devised for the divertisse- ment of readers. JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Bizea2 18 East 48th Street New York, N.Y. IUDGES Fint Crows Word {JUDGES Second Cress Word 1 S Thint Cross Word Puzate High Hat (Continued from page 21) posteard and burnt-leather sousenley and all, views, ves to the Dog rs, as I see it, if you turn sehen na race starts, k to find it's all over, has lost. Usually the bet on, when placed in. the box, lies down and goes to sleep. The slot: machine blood down here, and LL cannot eat, sleep, or work without | Races. The a place. where, your turn and your dog you you starting ets into one’s ving one Sol ed manipulated by a who keeps me in nickels and I have yet to constantly at my elbow, up a movable one, eullid, beat that machine, [have also worked out the average mileage in a pair of negro feet that It is thousand pair of propel boardwalk wheelchairs approximately a hundred miles, but requires only one shoes to every hundred thousand These shoes don’t have to be new when the tyro pusher sets up in Mae is all for having one of these fellows push him back to New York. It will take about five years and seven extra wheels, but there is plenty of julep growing on the road along the way. And TI be next miles. seeing you in Macy's week, displaying the y brown sunburn you ea t pickaninny (accent on the last syllable) next me will be none other than) my Andy—Jeff Macl re window Eye-Queues AL reacticaz, joker, tendering a piece of silver, said to three blind gears: “Here silver dollar, my good men.” Th rs thanked him and went to 4 irant, saving, “We already have twenty cents be- in cat well.” They sccordingly ordered three meals that amounted to forty cents apicce. But when the 1e to pay the check they found. they hadn't money. Why? enough Four men played three rubbers of bridge, changing partners after each rubber so that each played just one rubber with each of the other players. If the net values of the rubbers were 1000, 1400 and 1100, and one man’s net score was plus 700, what was the net score of each of the other play Answers to last “Out of sight, No. 2: The y feller chose Bar- ber No. Two, since it was obvious the barbers cut each other's hair. Junge, Jr. week's: put of mind.” No CAMP 1S COMPLETE WITHOUT A CANOE night trips. aces in an Old Tor paddle takes you ly, and enjoyat an expensive I # to $63: Of hard use without Ww AT ANY RATE The Borbizon-Plaza is a grand place to stay At our new low rates It's the Smartest Place to Stay $3 aDay. $170 Week .$68aMonth&up Including Continental Breakfast Every room with bath and radio Innumerable cultural and Entertainment privileges Fashionable yet convenient location Facing Central Park For reservations telephone Cire or write for Booklet J BARBIZON-PLAZA HOTEL 101 West 58th St., New York 7000 comicbooks.com