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Brownsville herald. [volume], September 23, 1930, Image 6
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THE GUMPS — Thai Little Iron Safe
SIDNEY SMITH
IMS WARDROBE
' - CONTINUES TO
GROW AND GROW
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17 NEW SUITS
TODAT —
8 BRAND NEW
Smart looking
OVERCOATS -
AND 28 PAIRS
OF SHOES
Tw* GUMPS SENT
FOR A CARPENTER
TODAT TO ENLARGE
TNEiR CLOSET SPACE—
THE ATTIC IS FILLED
WITH BIM'S GRIPS
AMD THE BASEMENT
with HlS TRUNKS
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ABOUT TMIS CARPENTER
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A Prison Question
HORIZONTAL
1 State produc
ing most
petroleum.
7 To lack.
11 Cheat bone.
12 To be in
debted.
13 Gem weight.
14 Limited.
15 To peruse.
10 Insurance
certificate.
17 To knock.
18 Chemical.
lOSo be It.
21 Document.
22 Measure.
24 Negative.
25 Shoe strings.
26 Mooley apple.
27 Senior.
28 Auctions.
29 Free ticket.
30 Conveyed by
deed. ,
82 To meow.
88 Obstructed.
84 Fowl.
88 Mother.
38 Coalition.
37 Nominal
value.
38 Skillet.
30 To simmer.
40 Where is
Sing Sing?
VERTICAL
1 “Joan of Ar
was railed th
“Maid of —T
2 Young goat.
3 Pound.
4 Barrel circlet
5 To possess.
0 Myself.
7 Jugal bone.
VKHTKBPAVS AXSWKR
8 Flower. |
: 0 Indian chiefs#
’ 10 Eye ttunor*
. 13 Doves' homes*
13 Container.
10 Head of the
Catholic
* Church (pi.)*
17 To soak flat. /
18 Stepped. #
20 Caustic.
21 Grew dimmer*!
28 Wild horse. I
23 Burdened.
20 Lug.
28 Goat antelope*!
20 Quibble.
31 Lake empty*
log into
Niagara.
32 Fairy.
S3 Vehicle.
84 Possesses.
33 Male
37 Postscript.
38 3.1410
1 " 1.. ... .... .. . ■' """ ■ ■ ■ . ■ in ■ .1 ii. — l . ..iii ..————m
__
I ADMIRE THAT
REMBRANDT
PAINTING OF
COLUMBUS' SHIR
IT'S SO COLORFUL.
I
ITS ALMOST
TWO HUNDRED
YEARS OLD,
MADAM f
:r^u
used in execution of fine art*
.— ■ ■■■ —-1 — ■ ■——i■ i m ii
There are at least four mistakes tn the above picture. They may per
tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnot. See if you can
find them. Then look at the scrambled word below—and unscramble it,
by switching the letters around Grade yourself 20 for each of the mis
takes you find and 20 for the word if you unscramble it.
SIDE GLANCES . George Clark
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“Did you see that line where he compared my stage presence to that •
John Drew?”
CORRECTIONS
(1) Ships like the on? in the picture had no paddlewheels. (2» The Am*
erkan fits did not fly <ia any of Columbus’ ships. (3) The nameplate 01
the picture should read. Santa Marta, instead of "Santa Marie.” (4) Ai
Rembrandt dkd in 1669, if be painted the pkture It would be over 234
i rears old. Instead of almost 206. (S) The scrambled word Is TECHX1QC4

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