CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Southland Times, Issue 23676, 26 November 1938, Page 8 (Supplement)

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Across: 2 storing of goods. 6 against. 9 declare. 11 take out those plants that are of no use. 12 harangue. 15 this will be used by campers in the summer. 17 unfasten, undo. 18 this is connected with a rotator. 22 happenings. 24 a climbing plant. 25 a gold measure. 27 after that time. 29 part of a play. 30 works of fiction. 33 takes off the skin. 36 a small body of great interest to scientists. 37 snare. 38 upper part of body. 39 these are on golf courses. 41 quickly. 42 a tapering flag. 43 see 9 across (singular). Down: 1 jig and cavort. 2 seam materials. 3 shiver, slight shake. 4 staff. 5 feel in the dark, seek by touch. 7 short letter. 8 rodent. 10 narrow road. 13 rebels. 14 consumes. 16 new, fresh. 19 happen. 20 make embroidery with a shuttle. 21 moved quickly. 23 taste liquid. 24 this is made from water. 26 French for all, every. 28 most recent. 31 the dog uses these as carefully as he uses his nose. 32 deposits left after coal has burned. 34 inflicted a sting. 35 part of a bridge. 37 summit. 39 knot. 40 call for help. SOLUTIONS TO LAST WEEK’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Across: 1 glare. 5 alto. 9 snip. 11 anew. 12 addict. 13 award. 15 fare. 17 ever. 18 isle. 19 mules. 20 cell. 21 ends. 23 star. 25 yell. 27 roan. 29 hews. 33 erase. 35 glad. 37 bulb. 38. dams. 39 lasts. 40 energy. 41 aces. 42 near. 43 espy. 44 thumb. Down: 2 laws. 3 rare. 4 end. 5 awful. 6 tare. 7 odes. 8 wince. 9 steady. 10 pare. 13 aims. 14 altar. 16 all. 19 me. 22 seals. 24 robber. 26 lads. 28 never. 29 ham 30 essay. 31 we. 32 ebon. 33 edge. 34 rays. 35 gash. 36 atom. 39 let.