Judge — April 2, 1932 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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ter as to how « a cucumber s people who make them. pla they apparently whether they we school or a bar. sheveled, from the laborato: with great travail, produced which |} wanted’ the president's opinion as, to whether it would turn out to be a julep or a soufté, apples, 1 cup diced pinch of g same set of arranged differently. What are they? A sat in his — And the leaves with a - buyer had each ci other fellow’s mount. I found the of great confusion— hadn't » running a cooking ivenas I sat there a > ina st found out chemist dashed in, wild-eyed and di » He had. recipe uit sidered a masterp This was it: Thunderbolt Salad 1 cup diced celery 1 cup diced » Havoring, 1 dine. Procedure : one bottle of Red Lion gin favoring and make it your stock or fondant. Cream your lettuce until it comes to a gentle boil, Rub the mix ing bowl with a small piece of held between the tines of a fork. and idd_ er: inch of the top of the shaker. slowly pour in vermouth until the mix ture assumes a light brown taste artic dice until it is within an After several such setbacks, how- ever, I finally got the lowdown: It seems that gin, rye and Scotch cook ing flavors are for ow and Scotch. of the bottles of flavoring gin, rye dd one 1 al- In Canada t lon of water and 1% But, of course, you can’t do that in alcohol is unlawful and unobtainable. Eye-Queues Mite seven missing words in the fol- lowing are all formed from the letters, merely be é - grey, Watching — the —— of moon beams play On a keg that deep in shadows lay. And thus he s Thou the great, thou the strong. The - —— of great battles to thee doth belon took up the song, Hail John Barleycorn, our king. This is old, but good: Answers to last week: iel-driver ride the No. 2: 18 vears old. Jepor, Jn with Ginger Ale —Abbott’s Bitters! 50c¢ bottle 25e. P. O. Box 44, Baltimore, Md.—Avvr, What kind | of fire apparatus cannot go the wrong ih s \ * No. 1: The FLIGHT FARE cerween NEW YORK ano WASHINGTON ) 24 PLANES DAILY e SPECIAL FLIGHT FARE REDUCTIONS TO ALL OTHER POINTS TRENTON, saa AN A SL Ta Comfortably heated, well ventilated Airliners. Tickets and information at all Leading Hotels, Travel Bureaus, Penna. R. R. Ticket Offices of call Western Union e every hour on the hour e LUDINGTON AIRLINES CROSS WORDS LAUGHTER Combine the twot 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. $17 a Week .$68aMonth&up farmers gu find things. pay and fp t will Peggy Joyce's next hus- pand be? JUDGE’S 3rd CROSS WOR PUZZLE BOOK has the solutions with a laugh in each one. Including Continental Breakfast Every room with bath and radio Innumerable cultural and f Entertainment privileges Fashionable yet convenient location Facing Central Park For reservations telephone Circle7-7000 or write for Booklet J BARBIZON-PLAZA HOTEL 101 West 58th St., New York Order gour copy now at 81.50 including postage from Judge Publishing Co. 18 East 48th St.. N.Y. City comicbooks.com