To-day’s Crossword Puzzle

Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 154, 27 March 1937, Page VI (Supplement)

To-day’s Crossword Puzzle

CLUES.—AcroHN. “ Ju I he garden *’ should be added to each clue. I—Autumn festival girl <T w <> words, 10. 5.) 9 and .10 —Grubby, skinny girls. (Two words, 7. 7.) 11— S low pacemaker. 12— R ©freshing broadcaster. 11—Indian consort in a floral setting. IG—Lodgings. 20— Resting places. 21— The first one came (o life. 21— Small prelude to f e a s t. i'l' w o words, 5,1) 2G—Roues. 29— P art of s p cee 11 with a girl. 30— Shady place. 31— Cathedral ringers. (Two words, 10. 5.) Down. 1 — Miniature niountain makers. 2— “Lady Yore de Verc.” t 3— Noble aspect of a thin leg. U ■l—Bird stimulus in a garden. 1s—One way to make people swear. 1«

G—Becoming proper. 7— Perfect way for; me to get a bargain. 8— Aillrmativo end to 28. : 13— Sequel to printer’s pie. 14— How the tom cat ( jeered ? 15— Perch on the

ground. 17 Cold comfort in hot weather. IS—Girl of extreme mockery. ; is—Origin ol’ original 21. (Two words, 5. 3.) : 22 —Worn out, yet; largely festive.

23 —Put Aubrey to bed in short. 25—Primitive garden “ attire. 27—Mournful sound of 31 ? 2S—Eyesores. 29—01 d Lady of Waterloo Hoad.

SOLUTION TO THURSDAY’S PUZZLE,

Across. — 1 System, 5 Orange, 10 Oread, 12 Vain, 13 Eminence. IG Eggs. 17 Foils. IS Arson. 20 Toe. 21 Ace. 22 Nudge, 24 Able, 2G Flee. 27 Files. 28 May. 29 Tip, 32 Total. 34 Sore. 35 That, 38 Allotted, 40 Hole, 11 Leave, 42 Swerve, 13 Lawful. Down. —1 Swept, 2 Tons. 3 Ere, 4 Menace, 5 Odes, 6 Avenue. 7 Nag, 8 Gig, 9 Ensue, 11 Acre, 14 Moo, 15 Ideal, .19 Only, 21 Also, 23 Depot, 25 Better, 2G Fallal, 27 Paths, 28 Male, 30 Ire, 31 33 Tale, 34 Stew, 36 How, 37. Ale, 39 Ova,