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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 20 June 1936, Page 11

PUZZLES, TRICKS, GAMES & MAGIC op * BY jSr .) AW.NUGENT 'ffiA THE WORLD'S “ T ' LEADING EVERYBODYS w IYA, , 0 ". 2 f »* 26 §SO 2’ _ 20 24 rSjcY- • ’3> 'd* ‘9 ST ' aYa 2 *p „ • it \r> 7 30 .•4 A 46 4-“ iB A* 2 *49 1 'in'- 'iim,,. ***&?*• '► c vsaw a semes op straight lines tgysa connecting all the dot S in dUs? TUgiR ORDER PROM DOT 1 To DOT 50.. YOU WILL THEN HAVE MADE A PICTURE OP A CLEVER PIANIST. *'&3#hen our artist drew this IfF ~ A IF MADE EXACTLY SIX INTENTIONAL MISTAKES .... HOW ARE YOUR EYES TODAY 7 j.ET’S SEE IF YOU CAN LOCATE ALL SIX ERRORS. io-27 A HAWKER TRIED To SELL HIS HIS PEARLS ARE FAKE, I FEEL, I HEARD A HAUGHTY TYPIST THE PEARLS SHE ARE REAL. K> j EgaRICKYMR. FOX’ B JLEFTOUT THREE (FIVE-LETTER WORDS IN THE ABOVE SENTENCE. /CJAN YOU REPLACE VL2 them BY using ALL THE LETTERS SHOWN BELOW TO SPELL EACH WOIZ P IA.w.N»66NTII TEA JHE ABOVE i PICTURE REPRESENTS A WELL KNOWN MOVIE ACTOR.CAN YOU READ IT ? RPiG CAN FORM A POUR-WORD SEN-j-VV. TENCE BY USING ALL THE LETTERS IN THE S SQUARES. WfcEMEMBER -S BF» YOU MUST ]J* START PROM A Ifa CERTAIN LETTER SSIJ AND CONTINUE TO MOVE TO THE <CNEXT LETTER TO *“ Form The WORDS. You MAY MOVE up, DOWN, RIGHT, left OIL DI AGON ALLY. USE EACHLETTER once. YOU ea «:,MP£SraEi SN HOW MANY STRAIGHT LINES CAN YOU, WITHOUT TAKING YOUR PENCIL FROM THE PAPER,PASS THROUGH THE CENTERS OF ALL THE NINE DOTS ? IT IS EASY To DO IN FIVE LINES,HOWEVER, IT IS POSSIBLE IN ONLY FOUR . JmjSake a pair op scissors and *(%' put a loop op cord through THEIR. HANDLES AS SHOWN.HAVE SOME ONE ELSE hold The ENDS. CAN You GET THE SCISSORS OFF WITHOUTCUTTinG the string or releasing the end ’ Eere's the secret: Push the loop THROUGH the other handle, AS SHOWN J3Y NO. 1 ARRow,then BRinG itaround over the points AS Shown BY ARROW NUMBER 2 AND THE STRING WILL COME OFF. AMAZE YOUR FRIENDS WITH This TRICK . fHE PROBLEM IS TO TAKE YOUR PENCIL AND SEE IF YOU CAN DRAW THIS FIGURE WITHOUT RAISING YOUR PENCIL ONCE, OR RETRACING Any OF THE LINES. ITCAN BE Done.’ DISREGARD THE LETTERS-THEY ARE PLACED THE RE To HELP IN DESCRIBING THEAnSwER. >A.w.ku6£MT<

u j SORTS OF INTERESTING FACES AND ! M DRAWINGS CAN BE MADE BY TAKING ! THE NUMBERS FROM O TO 9 AND j TvVISTIN6 AND TURNING THEM ABOUT, ESPECIALLY i if you make Some of them larger, than ’ OTHERS or STRETCH THEM OUT . . .SEE WHAT SORT j OF FUNNY FIGURE HEAD YOU CAN MAKE. HERE j are Two for example . A o’ DRAWING lesson FOR LITTLE ARTISTS. COPY THE PICTURES IN THEIR ORDER. Solutions to last week's puzzles: Here are over 55 objects in the picture that begin WITH THE LETTER "c": CABBAGE,CACTUS,CALF, CADDIE,CAMEL,CAN,CANE,CANINE,CAP, CAR,CARD, CARROT, CART;CAT, CATERPILLAR, CATTLE, CELERY, CHAIN,CHECKER, CHEEK,CHEST,CHICK,CHICKEN,CHILD, CHIMNEY,CHISEL, CHIMPANZEE,CHOW, CIRCLE.,CLAM, CLAwS,CLOCK.CLOTH, CLOTHES,CLOUD,CLOVER, CLOVEN HOOFS,CLUBS,COAT,COCK, cockaToo,collar,c6lt,coßD,corn,crab,crane, CUFF, CUCUMBER, CUP, CUBE, COOP,CROW,COMB,CROSS,CANDLE, CANDLE-STICK . CROSS-WORD solution SjjfflHE SEVEN TREES ARE t H ELM, PINE, F IT2.,ASH, MAPLE, PAIM AND OAK . She picture REPRESENTS "JEAN PARKER" Mjmßer puzzle Soljtion ->