THINK TWICE
Ask a. friend to repeat the sccoud sentences after you;— 1. I went up ono flight of stairs. 3. Just like me. ]. I went up two flights of stairs. :!. Just llko me. 1. I went into a room. 2. Just llko me. 1. Looked out of a window. 2. Just liko me. I. And there saw a donkey. •2. Juiit like me. "WUZZIE." (14) Minimal*. RIDDLE IN RHYME, My first is in deer, but not in roe. My second's in foot and also in toe, My thirti is in net, but not in ball. My fourth is In'beck, but not in call. My fifth's in honey, also in beo, My sixth Is In you, but not in me. My wholo is a beast you sometimes sec. "HOPPIT I." (12) City. .
ACROSS. - DOWN. 1. Always at work, 1-. A thick slirtib. 1. Punctuation mark. ». Doorkeeper. S. Employ. : 3. To burn. . 0. To repent of. 5i Faithful. . . 10. To pretend. C. Belonging to us. 12. Certain. . 7. Bind. ." ■ • li. Chief woman in 11- Tracts of wild' poom or story. ' open land. lj.Crudq metal. 12. A tell-tale. . . IS. Disloyalty to kins H. Anger. , or country.. 18. Piano k<sys. ' 21. What we sec with; 17. Opposite *of 2'i. Bird of prey. "right."' 24. Enemy. 18..English river. .. 2!>. Beverage. ■ 19. position. •iti. Elephant's long ; 20. Tidy. ■ tooth. . .22. Yourself. 27. A joke. . .■■;.,' ■■.-..■■• .GUESS ME! Why is the letter X liko a pig's (ail?-— Because it's at tho end of pork. Why is v hog in a parlour llko a house on flre?—Because they both want puttlnl out. Why aro tlireo couples like p«nny trumpets?— Because they co two, two, two.
"DINKY DO" (10). Upper Hu'tt. 1 *• %• « ... : ANSWERS FROM LAST WEEK. I.—Hidden Countries;- Canada, America, France, Spain, Italy, Wales, Portugal, Sweden, Holland, Ireland, Australia. ' 2.—Hidden Australian Towns: Perth, Brisbnno, Nowcastlo, Sydney, Melbourne, Cauljorra, Adelaide , ;i.—United Word Square— JSE A T i : . EDNA ■■_■ ■, ', AN T S Jt E HAS X A T X , ' -RV&Ti AItKA hIVH 'X X S V TKSTONKATS • OBEY .NIK Alt .EYKIi |- Klvrs wllli right misivurs' were: "Anonymous" (11): "Jaeko the MonUo" (11); "Tiny Tin)" (7)'; "Ken" (0)';• •'Tlnklc-Mopsy" (11). ...uiMilili.iNiiiin.iuiini.i.unliiniill""""" lli»M»>l»»
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 38, 14 February 1931, Page 20
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360THINK TWICE Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 38, 14 February 1931, Page 20
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