Judge — June 1935 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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Judge’s Crossword Puzzle 334 Submitted by Jack Luzzatto, New York City Horizontal . Cheap liquor. These are always making sheep's eyes. A Peruvian boarder. . Cuddle up a little closer. This keeps water in its place. . Some constellation or other, Borgian_ affection. . Coolidge, The call of the jungle. . Half a kisser. Mine frand. (Fr.) . Watering place. A stage whisper. 30. This is always getting in a row. Fiancee. Warble. Celluloid flame. 32. A barn, a house, a pis, & cow and a family. Before you put out to this tale a little bark, 3$- Railroads run on An old-fashioned pen holder. Mosquitoes’ hangout. In the pod. . Obsolete form of manners between sexes, You need a pull to get this. . Principal occupation of European countries, Pussyfoo . Indian summer (abbr.) Sherdets As she was. A lucky” strike. 2, You can't go wrong here. Boarding house milk. 3. Moimur lovingly. Kitty, skidoo! | Ever, to Percy Bysshe Shelley. Cans. . Enchanted, frightfully so. Every hotel in America. . This is motionless. What you do to @ climax. » Send back to the old country, A cockney’s heart. . A pig manufacturer, Olde hotel. 7 This steps out with Ethyl. 2. This gives tag bad I's. That electrified particle. . The. Rentue y Derby. A place to hang your bat. » To leeward, my hearties. Start. A girl’s name. Kids ‘the life out of. . A cheese, bejeeze! It took the U.S. to wrap this up in a can. . This will jolt you, A feminine ending. A very young flower. Start again, 3. There's a catch in this. A dark race. : . To go wrong. Solution of Puzzle No. 332 What a go-getter’s got. A family reunion. You're itt I have contracted. The Greeks had a word with this guy. Was a member, To track down for the installment company. Employ. Exhalation of personality. ree. Blondes do this young. Here's our little ray of sunshine for today. Vertical A. flower. oe There’s nothing in this one. A boulder tosser. Present tense plural of the verb “to be.” A bright saying. A one hundred percenter. Among. A hell of a place. All at, sea. *Tisn't's little reverse. Manuscript. rejecter. To wear away. BESeesayeene Dont choose your, laxative LIND Man's Buff is no game to play... in any matter pertaining to your health, When you need a laxative, you must know beforehand how it will act on you. Harsh laxatives will cause stomach pains, upset you, leave you weak. Laxatives whose sole virtue is gentleness may fail to be thorough. You must have both thoroughness and gentleness...you must have pleasant, pain- less, complete relief from constipation. Never be satisfied with less from a laxative. Why America uses more Ex-Lax than any other laxative Ex-Lax is as thorough as any laxative you can take. Yet its action is so gentle ...so completely without stomach pains. Ex-Lax doesn't leave you feeling weak, doesn’t upset you. Ex-Lax is not habit-forming — you don’t have to keep on increasing the dose to get results. And Ex-Lax is not a punishment — it's a pleasure to take. It tastes just like delicious chocolate. Ex-Lax has no unpleasant after-taste and no bad after-effects. Millions of people have found this out. And last year alone, 46 million boxes of Ex-Lax were bought! And...that Certain Something” So many imitators have tried to produce a chocolated laxative that would equal Ex-Lax. But they couldn't. Why? Because Ex-Lax is more than just a chocolated laxa- tive. Because the exclusive Ex-Lax process gives Ex-Lax a “certain something’—a cer- tain ideal action that words just can’t explain and that no other laxative has, But once you try Ex-Lax, you'll know what we mean, and nothing else will ever do for you. Ex-Lax comes in 10¢ and 25¢ boxes at any drug store, When Nature forgets— remember EX-LAX THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE