Judge, 1937-09 · page 30 of 36
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(ALTERNATE VACUUM AND PRESSURE) TO REVITALIZE AND RESTORE FALLING, LIFELESS HAIR He 7) Tour oe Ei MP MSOMSIE. Other U. Bc Potente Pending. Summer sun robs hair of the vitality that scien- tific XERVAC treatments can restore. Through alternating vacuum and pressure, the XERVAC tends to produce a normal circulation in the deep network of capillaries that nourish the hair cells, and to stimulate normal and vital hair growth. Your barber or beauty shop can supply treatments. If you 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 837-1, Cinlaastl,0. Copyright 1937, The C.R. Corp. without Universally accepted for its comfort, servic ad prestig« it is’ in the very heart ol the shopping, business and theatrical section and in easy access of all railway stations. SINGLE ROOM situ $4.00 vo DOUBLE ROOM oitrn $6.00 op yRITZ CARLTON |} TiN PEEPING WANTED Men and women to act as subscription representatives for JUDGE. Easy work. Liberal commissions. It will be to your advantage to write for further details to JUDGE MAGAZINE, INC. 16 East aath St. New York, N.Y. Submitted by Earl Bush, Columbus, Ohio Horizontal . Good place for a clean-up. : Pop off. . A half pint. . On the safe side, . Bu; ies. Hangout of high flyers. Property holder. . Rendezvous of two old lovers. . Holy city. 20, Shock absorber. |. What the sit-downer had when the scab left. Mamma. |. What you get when she's objective. - Something a Jap does at a chink in the wall. . These have teeth, but can't bite, . Skin protector. . Open-air buggies. . Top piece of a dome. . A ball tosser. . Natural. . An old employer. . What you do in a tight squeeze. Where Lima beans are plentiful. |. Subway seat. Member of the Weasel family. What ‘strangers sometimes do to you that makes you feel stuck up. Australian runabout with rumble seat. |. Meat container. |. Let this one slide. . This often keeps a man from getting to first base. . Participant in a shell game. . What Willie found in the wood shed. |. Narrow opening. . Snoop. }. Storage place for antiques. About the only thing they don’t play at the Polo Grounds. . Tune. Strong head wind, . Home of the three bears (two words). . This is always behind in everything. . Becomes gentle. . You may need ditections to find these. . A pinochle announcement. Vertical . Heart relief. . Rose, by any other name. Food choppers. Egg plant. . Kind of news that's current, . Old moneybags. Cooler. . Large Richard. . Makers of suits, . Sort of person you look down upon. + Dog support. What his mother-inlaw threw at bim when he got married. . Dread. . Lemonish. . A bird you hear about but never see. . Belonging to. . Silver container, . What a person who wants to get ahead should take. . Teacher of Greek. . On top of. - A famous violinist. To chill. . Ear cover. . The start of all the Astaires. . Sea flyer. . Wild water. . Bum outfit. . Old nest exes. . California gas stations, 47, 50. $2. $4, $s. 56, $7. $8. 59. 61. 63. 65. 66, Old iron covering. Ttalian sailor. Put it backwards. Second-class passage. A large tear. What the deaf man got when he prayed for bis hearing. An old present. Ttalian blow off. A little bit. Bubble water A plot. Famous promoter of fights. Meat hook. 67. Hand bolder. comicbooks.com