DRAW A DOG

Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 87, 9 October 1937, Page 20

DRAW A DOG

Have you ever tried to draw animals in easy stages, beginning with circles, triangles, or squares? Here is one way of drawing a dog In three steps. Try and you will see bow easy it is, THINK TWICE A BOY'S NAME. lly first is in Peter but not In Paul. My second Is in more, but not In some, lly third is In none, but not In an. My fourth Js In dead, but not la. mum. My fifth Is In seat, but not In farm, My sixth is lii tie, but not In neck, jly seventh is an engine we all know well. A WORD SQUARE. If six-letter words with the following meanings are written ona under the other we get a perfect word square. (I) One who solves. \ a hird Part of a door. (4/ A kind of oicrlnff. (5) A number, (fl) To glTe in. A WELL-KNOWN BOOK. A printer was setting up the title of * wellknown book when he dropped the type, and the letters became mixed up line tms, BNNRKtfOOSRIOSC What was the book? t , Who dares to sit in fronts of the Queen with his hat on? Answer: Her coachman, « LAST WEEK'S ANSWERS. Beheaded Word—Space, pace, ace, re, e. • Skeleton Proverbs. —(1) Honesty la.the best policy. (2) Ho who goes a-borrowlng goes "-sorrowing. (3) A stitch In time saves nine. (4) Faint heart never won fair laaj. Jumbled Flowers.— Hollyhock, magnolia, primula, marigold, carnation, wallflower. Hidden Words.—(l-2) Organ. U-3) Nettle. (3-4) Monkey. (4-5) Wallflower. (3-8) F '°* er pot. (6-7) Atom. (T-8) Oatmeal. (8-9) Timetable. LAST WEEKS PUZZLES WERE GUESSED BY . . . "White Horse Inn," "Queen Boadlcea," and "Yum Yum," and "Aunt Ebony."