Evening star. [volume], July 25, 1937, Page 9, Image 103

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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BEN WEBSTER THE NEWS! by Edwin Alg^T
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game for Two or more per
sons, each CONTESTANT MUST TAKE TURNS1
dropping A TOOTHPICK ONTHE FISH FROM ABOUT A FOOT
above the Paper . all tme fish that it rests on are
to be considered as caught, the weights of the
fish are on their bodies, add them after each
trial . the player who catches one hundred pounds
l FIRST WILL BE THE WINNER . . . IF THE TOOTH PlC K
TOUCHES THE SHARK YOU LOSE THE FISH THAT YOU
Jfc MAY CATCH IN THAT PARTICULAR TuRn
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W>HAT WELL
KNOWN PISH
DOES THIS
PICTURE REPRESENT ?
■ TEN KINDS OP PlSH
1 WITH_I TOOK; JI#
\ INTO THE BOAT
/ Jfcp^WO FIVE-LETTER WORDS \
/ QpH ' THAT ARE SPELLED \
( A WITH THE SAME LETTERS ]
\ ARE MISSING FROM THE. /
\ above sentence I
/ Jir'EE IF YOU CAN Tie- 1
I 51 1
IyffltBMADE IN ALL OP THE
11 V nftiE dotted sections
■ /M With a Soft Pencil
MPr V) SEE WHAT MR.DO66
IS'PISHIM6 port .
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ACROSS- 1,T° Fur INTO PRACTISE,
k 5, THE GREAT BODY of WATER
THAT COVERS ABouT Two-THlRDS OF THE
EARTHS SURFACE ; 6, ARTFUL IN DOING
THINGS SECRETLY.
WkOWN- Z, OUTS IDE COVERING
Mm OF A CRAB; 3, Salt WATER FocD
fish; 4, Fini5M .
from certain letters and Moving to
THE NEXT ADJCininG LETTERS IN Any DIRECTION.
THE ARROWS SHOW HOWTO SPELL" PIKE ."
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I HERE I SIT, HEY ! I MAY
\ CATCH A 2 EBP A IN THIS BAY. <
THESE PISH ‘RUB IT IN
guess i wont stay.
4 con
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PRESSION, PER
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ing.is hidden
,IN THE ABOVE
JUNES.. . CAN
YOU READ THE
SENTENCE ? THE
LETTERS in EACH WORD
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