CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Southland Times, Issue 23734, 4 February 1939, Page 8 (Supplement)

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

CLUES Across: 7 pleasure trip, generally by sea. 9 added to make adhere. 10 sturdy. 12 capable, fit. 14 pole. 15 abbreviation for 100. 16 a measure of distance. 17 “So are they all, — honourable men." Julius Caesar. 18 to a Grecian urn.” Keats. 19 this our life, exempt from public haunts.” As You Like It. 21 employ. 23 Herrick’s poem, beginning **Gather ye Rosebuds,” was written as advice to these. 24 part of a^ fish. 556 are unwise and curiously planned." Flecker. 27 definite article. 80 writing material. 31 money paid, charge. ;33 word of command. 34 head covering. 36 hire. 37 one who is paid. 39 a supplication. 40 ability. Down: 1 large expanse of water. 2 dragged, drew. 3 this is good for the roots of roses. 4 the house for the pigs. 5 it is said to have a bad temper, and it moves with a rocking gait. 6 closes. 8 in drawing it must be made equal in size to the nose. 9 opposite of subtract 11 short song with refrain- 13 earth, fire, water, air. 15 group. 18 possessive pronoun. 19 direction. 20 the bear lives here. 22 this is more difficult to paint than 8 down. 25 tin for containing oil. 28 listened, took notice. 29 design, form. 32 condition. 34 carriage. 35 domestic animal. 87 seat in a church. 38 consume. ' SOLUTIONS TO LAST WEEK’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Across: 1 chase. 4 ghost. 8 ale. 10 prevail 13 Arabian. 15 expanded. 16 men. 17 eer. 18 and. 20 revel 22 stand. 25 drone. 28 rein. 29 seen. 30 greed. 34 geese. 36 gunners. 38 Ivy. 40 ore. 41 ink- 42 pictures. 45 carcase. 47 tastily. 48 leg. 49 steed. 50 stone. Down: 2 have. 3 sniper. 4 gladden. 5 here. 6 sob. 7 priest. 9 cannon- 11 axe. 12 lares. 14 add. 19 sneer. 21 trees. 22 sag. 23 are. 24 did. 25 degrees. 26 one. 27 Abe. 31 reveal 32 succeed. 33 snout 35 single. 37 errant 39 spa, 43 isle. 44 stun. 46 cut