Judge — May 1935 — page 34: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

BOY, YOU PEOPLE SURE ARE LUCKY Writes Jack Murphy of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada | PAY $2.70 FOR 1 LB, OF EDGEWORTH AND FIGURE | AM GETTING MY MONEY'S WORTH. “There's body to Edgeworth," continues Mr. Murphy's letter, "You can drag and drag | 3° and drag some more and still have something Icft to smoke. Put a load of the average cheap tobacco in the pipe and take a half dozen buffs and there is nothing left but dust. "Last fall I was over in Detroit and pur- chased a pound bumidor of Edgeworth for just $1. You people over the border don't realize bow lucky you are!” ’ ’ ’ R. MURPHY is not the only one who feels Edgeworth is a bargain at the domestic price. Many find it actually costs Jess to smoke Edgeworth. They get more smoking | ¢ hours per tin—and what is more, they are Edgeworth hours—which is the most fragrant, enjoyable thing ever said about pipe tobacco. Larus & Brother Co., Richmond, Va., Tobacconists since 1877. On your radio, tune in om WRVA, the Edgeworth Tobacco Station, 1110 Kilocycles, Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 333 Submitted by Mary Anne Sawyer, New York City Horizontal The kind of witness that makes the tabloids. Where you go when you can't pay your rent. What it takes to keep a gangster out of jail. This can be found in any law book. One who scrapes up the dirt. On. Boy's name A girl friend of Horizontal 17. An unhitching post. Distress signals An undersized table. Great Britain & Ireland (abbr.) A {all bloomer. A bodyguard What Hilda said to the judge. A pacifier. This is full of hops. ubway holdups, Vhat American heiresses buy abroad and t pay duty on, feeding stall. Beatty's Beauties. This is over according to the poets The kind of matter that concerns the judge. Copper mint What you sboald do before you leap. What a jury will do to a good looking witness. United Kingdom (abbr.) A per ‘An addition to your home. This carries liquor without a license. Expert evaders of the law. s is what comes from weaving around. s adds to a girl what salt adds to a dish. Nothing—in other words, it's nil. Where the first walkout occurred. - The front of a flying machine. What practice makes perfect A pipe you can't blow rings What @ lawyer draws besides bis fee. A colony you wouldn't care to join. Backtalk. Vertical Some people will resort to these to get a drink, A sprinkler for warm weather, A mermaid’s weeds. Revoked. This goes in for long stretches, These participate in lots of rows. An instrument of torture. Housing bills scrap of paper. 32 Legal bench warmer. A copyist. . ‘An ice cream container. ” This ended the tie-up. An Irish Rose picker. What a cop follows at night. A gangster’s car. A step up inthe country. The Isle of Caprice. Nothing but the kitchen steve A. great lake. The back porch, Greasers. Jaunty A litle eutup. A ery baby. Medieval musicians were always picking on this. Go-betweens This caused an uprising on the farm. The kind of discipline a fond mamma exerts. A church council. This covers a lot of ground (two words). This started the battle at the bridge. A good place in windy weather. This pertains to bard, tin, and be. The seashore’s most regular visitor. You'll have to rack your brains to get this. General Lee's union suit. These haven't met since the depression, A mobile motor. Solution of Puzzle No. 331 comicbooks.com