TINE’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 September 1930, Page 8 (Supplement)

TINE’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Did you discover the name bf the famous Scottish reformer in last week’s puzzle? It was John Knox, and the full solution of the puzzle is: ACROSS. 1, Therefore (So). 2, Way of the wind (N.W.). 4, War-time decoratioa (abbreviated) (M.C.). 6, First part of hidden name (John). 7,. Preposition (At). 13, Tree (Fir). 14, Commending (Praising). 17, Second part of hidden name (Knox). 9, As far as (To). 10, Baby’s “thank you” (Ta). 11, Small rug (Mat). 13, Tree 18, Fade away (Die). 19, Blunder (Err). 20, Cries (Sobs). DOWN. . . i . .1, Sudden panic and flight (Stampede). 2, Denial (Not). 3, Which person? (Who). 5, War-horses (Chargers). 8, Name for a sailor (Tar). 10, Metal (Tin). 12 Carries off (Takes). 13, Fastens (Fixes). 15, Preposition (In). 16, Same as 1 across (So). Now try to think which ordinary English word is represented by the picture this week. The word is hidden in the puzzle as usual. Clues; ACROSS. 1, Cooling drink. 7, Garden of the Bible. 8, Part of verb “to be.” 10, Per* form. IL Prefix meaning “double.” 12, Preposition. 14, Every one. 15, Hidden word. 16, Resting-place. 17, Colour. 19, Pronouns. 20, As far as. 21, Most severe. } DOWN. 1, Part of a plant. 2, Pronoun. 3, Queer. 4, Meaning “new.” 5, One. 8, Wicked. 9, Humble. 11, Cries like a sheep. 13, Colour. 14, Deed. 16, Public vehicle. ”8, Denial. \