To-day’s Crossword Puzzle
1620. CLUES —Across'. I—A hot suffocating wind of the African and Arabian deserts. 0- Tilted. 11— A distinction in art. 12— a distinguished Secretary of the Admiralty who also kept a diary. 13— Deer. 14— name given to a colonizing scheme launched at the end ot the 17th century. 15— Bolling hot, 16— A popular actor of the present day — stage and films. 18—Animal hair. 21— A con t r a c t e d country shewn on certain coins. 22— Animal. 24—Girl's name. 26— Volcano In the island of Martinque. made famous by Its destructlvc erup* tlons tn 1902. 27— one of Falstaff s followers, a n d an arrant rogue. (Shakespeare). 28— By way of. 2D—'Consent., 32—In Greek legend, the last King of Troy, 35— A prominent. Scottish professor of Logic who became Lord Rector of Aberdeen University in ISSI. 36— Beverage. 38— Native of Denmark. 39— Insufficient. 41—The seat of the
temple of Apollo, from which his oracles were issued. 43—Thief. 45— Crude metal. 46— Open. 47— Tea vessel. 48— .Maxim. 40—Understands, Down. I.—The scene of the German victory over Austria lu 1860. 2— The Christian hamc of Sankey, tliu American evangelist. 3— Brownish crimson.
4— Frank. 5— A well-known bridge erected by Telford in 1825. 6— Printed. 7— Egyptian goddess. 8— First, I)—Eternity. 10—Grade. 17—Section of the : Navy (abbr.). It)—The second, largest lake ju Europe. ‘.’IP-Cloth. 22— Comprehend. 23— Field fortification, 25— Part ot the bead. 26— The boy hero ot “Great Expects- « tlons" (Dickens). 29—The home of Leander from
which he used to swim the Hellespont. '3O—A Prot e s t a n t bishop o£ the 10th century who was burned in Queen Mary’s reign. : 31—Sign o£ the Zodiac. : 33—Metrical foot o£ i two syllables. St—The name formerly given to one of- the counties in East Scotland. 35—Article. : 37—Tapestry. 30—Avoid. 40—Ripped. ’ 42—Period, 44—Before.
SOLUTION OF THURSDAY’S PUZZLE. ACROSS.**-! Queensland, 9 Hair. 12 Aloe, 13 Seabar, 14 Africa, 16 Sat, 17 Scab. 19 Yes, 20 Cupar, 22 All, 23 Assam, 25 Arden, 28 Edam. 28 Oberon. 30 Ess, 31 vale, 3*» Re! 34 Allegro, 38 Sienese. 39 Rue, 41 Kepi, 42 Que, 45 Severn, 47 Elan, 48 Erupt, 40 Fated, 51 Lac, 52 Oases, 55 Few. 57 Ills, 59 Irn, 60 Denier, 62 Italic, 63 Aver, 04 Eddy, 05 Stephenson. DOWN.-*! Quav, 2 Eas, 3 Eli, 4 Nocks, 5 Sea, .6 Assumes. 7 Neap, 8 Oata. 10 ■Vrcade. 11 Rubinstein, 15 Feudal, 18 Ales, 20 Cab, 21 Ranee, 23 Ameer, 24 Soiree. 20 Evangeline, 27 All. 29 Orient. 83 Inked. S 3 Gusto. 87 Eel, 88 Spahee, 40 Defence, 48 Ural, 44 Euclid, 40 Has, 60 Eleve, 53 Alls, 54 Sol, M Firs, 56 Wren. OS Sty, 60 l>ah, 61 Neu.
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 34, 3 November 1934, Page 4
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459To-day’s Crossword Puzzle Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 34, 3 November 1934, Page 4
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