THINK TWICE

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 23, 26 July 1930, Page 20

THINK TWICE

For last week, Edward Boosie, "Anonymous," "Primrose Queen," and "Queen o' the May" were the only imps with all their Think Twice correct. Clover ones! FAIKEEL. .* * " ;.. A UNITED WOKD-SQUARB. Top square: (1) A Chinese food; <2> a metal; (3) strong string; (4) ceases. Left-hand square: (1) Opposite to early; (2) breezy; (3) a plant; (4) gazed on. bo^n'e"? (?T^eS ?4)SW^ of the log. Bottom square- (1) Opposite to light; (S) extent of land; (3) a bobbin; (4) ft cabbage with open curling leaves, "WNOOKUMS." City.

PUZZLE ÜBTTBR. You all know that the word ia a letter is "dear." To get this letter puzzled out, you take the letter before the "E." Thus it becomes "D.'» Yon dp tho same with '. the . other letters. Now then: ■ .' . . •. • , EfbsWfsb, Xjmm 2»v nffu nf bu J tit'ma* *nimj>n uif tbnf bt vtytal X zpv dl» dpnf-boe O g spy dbo sfbe vpt. • . ALINOUB. Utaki, . ». i» ANBWEBS PBOM LAST WEE* I.—Jumbled names of boyss Er|fc John, William, Peter, Albert, George Ernest, Victor, Colin, Stuart. ( 2.—Jumbled names of animals: W£ phant, monkey, chimpanzee, U«i| beaver, tiger.