Judge — August 1937 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 387 an See (2 A lll Submitted by Willard N. Jordan, Columbus, Ohio Horizontal They know all the answers. Gone with the wind. Cooler. That oldtime religion. Marriage by ladder. Something policemen do with their nightsticks. Shindig. A velocipede accelerator. A ring maker. What War Admiral won the Preakness with. Irish cold remedy. Red ink eraser. Down where the corn grows. An early riser. Donkey. Pull, Hitand-run bowling alley. The Good Earth. A fight promoter. Napoleon's retreat backwards, The root of most tropical menus. A first edition is no good without these. This is usually hanging around women. Swing itt An asset in the sign business, A red flag to the Soviets. Great American thirst quencher. Swing it! ‘A good name for a new picture magazine, Spoil W.C.T.U, highball. Oriental nightmare. Where jilted lovers are usually thrown. Abie’s Irish bloomer. Sailor's delight. A hedge hopper. A helper outer. According to Webster this is a large South African plant. This is nutty but nice. Lazy gin. Chief topic of conversation among candid camera cuckoos. We shutter to think of it, Crack pot. Plies the knife and fork. Vertical Hard to get along without and harder to get along with, Mental blessed event. Little chips off the old block. A cold shower. This is hot stuff. On the safe side. What most autoists use for gas, Ankle blankets, Water slipper. Bear brats. Metal containers, A leery look. Kid's overcoat. Habitual picnicker. Turkish chicken coop. You can always find these for money. Star ham. Something nice in a bathing suit. A refined sap. Primeval gardener. Two bucks on the nose. Fool hardy. Prince of a fellow who became a regular devil. The brightest of the social lights. Sitting Bull's retreat. Durante’s bread and butter. Social separator. Galloping croquet. Spliced. Sleeve holder. Children ery for it. The old Indian sign. Rub out. Hard luck rock. Canine information booth. Always on hand when business is pressing. Red hair removers. Public Enemy No. 1. Spirit. A big mouthed pot. Coin collector. Dome lights. Where to go for a spring overhauling. VAL MENTS Meee ar Uc Be Pateale Pesdiog *The XERVAC, through the action of alternate vacuum and pressure, tends to produce a normal circulation in the d network of capillaries that feed the hair cells. Undernourished, inactive hair cells are revitalized by the nourishment supplied by therenewed circulation, and normal hair wth is stimulated. Your barber or Beauty shop can supply treatments. If ‘ou wish to purchase an XERVAC for home use, see your local Crosley radio and refrigerator dealer—or write direct to THE CROSLEY RADIO CORPORATION Dept. 837-3 Cincinnati, ‘OMe The Thayer—West Point on the U. S. Military Reservation at WEST POINT, N. Y. This thoroughly modern, fireproof TREADWAY INN which accom- modates 300 overlooks the beautiful Hudson River and offers every attrac- ion for permanent and transient guests. Cocktail Grill. All the sports of a su perior resort hotel, plus the opportunity to enjoy the many activities of the Cadets. 3 James A. Boyce, Resident Manager COOL OFF! Plunge right into JUDGE sub- scription work and stop worry- ing about those extra dollars you've been needing. No ex- pense. Spare or full time work. For complete details write to JUDGE MAGAZINE, INC. 16 East 48th Street New York, New York 29 comicbooks.com