To-day’s Crossword Puzzle

Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 261, 31 July 1937, Page 6 (Supplement)

To-day’s Crossword Puzzle

CIA’ ES. —Across. I—Firm which has taken on some lads. (Hyphen, fi. 4.) 6—Here tlie Post Office meets its reverse. 9—Unchecked returns by men in the field. 10—Board that was always right. 12— Famous German township. 13— A case of hang ing about, just for the sake of a loaf. 14— Irish sort of a boy. 10—After thought to charitable gifts. 20— People grow old in the home. 21— Babv, when this you’re musical. 25—Its changes of side are quite al) right, of course. 2G—Castle of the Dukes of Atholl. 27— Sorrv symptoms 28— Mates boast in these craft. 20—Horse - racing, when I come In. yields n productive return. 30—Things that cy- . cllsts overlook. Down. 1— Props by the sea 2— Get old and disturbed In business.

3— Maybe n dog’s : tongue. 4— Whore to see swallow dives?' (Two words, 4, ■I.) 5— The new day, no doubt. 7— The land for cricketers. 8— Contrary way for: a poet to express himself.

11-—Price of a strange relative. (Two words, 4,2.) 15—A lordly style of coat. 17—Society ' people who have got sore? (T w o words, 5,3.) IS—Tills sort of! restaurant gives one a standing

> invitation (Two i words, 5,3.) 19—Liberty to draw. ’22—A place for Philistines in Hie Automobile Asso--1 elation. 23—Hatland. 1 24—Their return is a poetic tragedy. ’2(l—People o (ten ; swear by it at court.

SOLUTION TO THURSDAY'S PUZZLE. Across.—l Vassal, 5 Eludes. 9 Bible, 10 Spirit, 13 Marine, 111 Tepid, 18 Kesow, 19 Peasant 22 Tiro, 23 Win, 24 Unto, 25 Slender, 28 Caste, 30 Annul, 33 Anneal, 35 Assume, 30 Verge, 37 Tablet, 38 Oldest. , , ~ Down.—l Vast. 2 Skip, 3 Abide, 4 Lit, 5 Elm. 0 Learn, 7 Dais, 8 Shew. 11 Pelican, 12 Riposte, 11 Returns, Its Nostrum, 17 Using,_2(> Awe, 21 And, 20 Leave, .27 Easel, 28 Cart, 29 Snub, 31 Nude, 32 Lest, 31 Let, 35 Ago.