Judge, 1937-01 · page 47 of 52
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Answers to Are You Sure? . Wave a bluish-black claw— . The Science of Life . Pertinacious—tenacious “Sure it’s like a morn—" . Overalls (Oshkosh B'Gosh) . Pecans (it failed this year) . A rice field . Loggers . Either way ). Raccoon . Kimberly-Clark (paper) . Shivered misspelled; bears hibernate in winter “What are you doing here—?” |. The U.S. Army enlistment term— . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene du Pont . Strangulation '. Giotto . Pamela Barton (she’s English) . Parbuckle . Plastered “Flying Sam” Hoare . The width of one one-dollar bill (254”) . Beagle |. TIZZ-ijc . Kentucky . Wormwood . Telephone from New York to London ($15.00) . The Bruiser . Pickpocket . John L. Lewis “You have such good taste—" . Nucleuses . Akron, Ohio . Wattles . 640 acres . He affected a certain grandiloquence . Texas (16,734 miles) . Bryant heater . John C. Willever (Western Union) . There is no living ex-U.S. Supreme Court justice (John Hessin Clarke) . Robert Taylor (his home town) . A mullet . Bowdoin |. Dynamite . Theodore Roosevelt I. (must be dead 25 years) . Kendall oil . Hypoid gear axles . Variety . Shakespeare (Hamlet) ). Printers vvy No Trust Jones was the most popular man in town, a member of the Chamber of Commerce and the country club, and a good family man. He paid his bills promptly and was a leader in the com- munity. But all is changed now. Friends put him off when he tries to borrow money, he can’t get credit anywhere, and the butcher is shutting off his charge ac- count. Yes, sir, Jones's credit is ruined. The other day Jones bought a trailer. 45 No need to dream of the “good old days”... Just taste this “double-rich” straight Bourbon of old Kentucky distillers ... priced to please you! KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY—90 PROOF SE COPYRIGHT 1936, SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INC, N.Y. Vaarniat home in Shours Good dancers are good mixers. They create a favorable impression—have ease of manner, a pleasing assurance that wins. No wonder Deople find them interesting—seek their company. Realize your ambition—dance smartly and thrill to popularity! HY secretly long to be able to dance well? Enjoy the thrill of being a good dancer—sought after. You can now learn to be a good dancer at home in only a few hours with Arthur Murray's new method of home instruction. This amazing Picture Course teaches you at home in spare time. You'll be astonished how quickly you'll be doing the latest popular steps—surprising your friends— enjoying popularity. 5 Days’ Trial To prove you can learn at home in 5 hours—you take absolutely no risk—mail coupon for 10-Lesson Introductory course, will be mailed at once. Pay postman $1.98, piss a few cents postage. Try it for 5 days. f not delighted with results in that time, return course and your money will be re- funded! Send coupon now. Arthur Murray, Studio 292, 7 E. 43rd St., N.Y. N.Y. | ARTHUR MURRAY, Studio 292, | 7 East 43rd St. w York Send me your 10- son Introductory Dance Course | 1 nee” odck basis “for only 41.98, plus. few cents I xame comicbooks.com