Judge — August 1935 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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Don't be a 1 2 sh aver — —_— . JS here are two halves to every shave. The first is to get rid of the'whiskers.’ The second is to care for your skin. So, don’t be a balf-shaver. Finish up this way: 1—To FEEL fine, use Mennen Skin Bracer, the fastest- growing shave-lotion. 2—To LOOK fne, use Mennen Talcum for Men, the most popular man’s-powder. Your barber wouldn't dare shave you without finishing up with a shave-lotion and a powder. Why don’t you do as your barber does? JUDGE PAYS $10 For each Crossword Puzzle accepted from its readers. Stopata NEWhotel (GOVERNOR CLINTON) 1200 Rooms. 7thAve. at 31st St. C. W. RAMSEY, Jr. Manager | eae | didate. Answers to Last Playing Hockey The Ballot Box If there had been no votes at all for three candidates, an unsuccessful can- didate might have received 999 votes. Then nine candidates would have re- ceived 1,000 votes each and the other candidate 1,001, If nine candidates had received 1,100 votes ¢ successful candidate might have received only 221 votes, the remaining 1 votes going 220 to ) of three, and 219 to the other can- Intercepted Diamond bracelet hidden under third step of Middle plank easily lifted Need money. stairs Cut Up and Reform Night after Night The four Knights problem has a very nice solution which is not difficult to remember. It is necessary only to go continuously in one direction either clockwise or counterclockwise, moving each Knight once, until all four have been moved, and repeating this opera- tion until you have done it four times altogether, making a total of sixteen moves. The moves are: 1 to 6, 3 to 8, 9t0 4,7 to 2. 210 9,6 to 7,8 to 1, 4 to 3. 1 to 6,3 to 8, 9 to 4, 7 to 2. 2 to 9,6 to 7, 8 to 1, 4 to 3. Or you could start 1 to 8, 7 to 6, ete. On the Rack The figure below shows one solution of the pool ball problem. Other solu- tions may be derived from this, You may transpose the rows or columns, one or two at a time. “Yer radio’sh all fixshed up!” comicbooks.com