Grey Highlands Newspapers

Flesherton Advance, 1 Aug 1945, p. 6

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V . ,., -â-  F^*- r SCREEN STAR HORIZONTAL 1.7 Pictured movie acrew. to Top of head. 11 Sun. 12 God of war. 14 Stroked. 16 Lathered. 18 Mountain, nympha. 19 Bishop's cap (pl.). 20 Persian fairy. Hi Satisfy. 32 Soutit DakoU (abbr.). 23 Symbol for sodium. 25 Exist. 86 Senior* (abbr.) 27 Symbol for cerium. 20 Lieutenant (abbr.), SI Current 35 Depart. 8? Voltmeter (abbr.). 89 Sweet cassava. Answer to Previous Puzzle I P iHl k H EL WfTT H !Da[iJ®?>':i[ara^- HH .^asHU 41 Chemical substance. 43 Obeah (var.). 4^ Sunshade. 47 Mariners. 49 Opposed to oblate. 50 Syconium. 51 Biblical name. 92 FLsh eggs. 54 Units. 55 Auricle. 56 Austroasiatic VERTICAL 1 Not as early. 2 Achieve. 2 Bamboolik* grass. 4 Kxists. 5 Negative. 6 Cloth measure. 7 Frustrate. 8 Stimulate. 9 Poison oak. 10 Peeled. language (pl.). 13 Gaiters. 14 Bursts with b sharp report. 15 Distinguished Service Cross . (abbr.). 17 French river. 24 She sin motion pictures. 25 Morass. 28 Drug. 29 Native of Lapland. 30 Headdress. 31 Genus of bluebirds. 32 Catchers of eels. 33 Any. 34 Failed to hit. 36 Kind of tea^ 37 Venom. 38 Bulk. 40 Scrutinize. 42 Denial. 44 Ribs. 46 River in France. 48 Idol. 53 Whirlwind. THESPORTINO THING ^^UE "He started to do a jackknife an' all of a sucklen he snappsd shut!" IN AND OUl By GLUYA3 WllXlAMS iZD EJ ANM0UNCE4 BRIGHTLY THE TRUNK'S ALL DONE, FOR ONCE SHE'S &0T IT PACKED EARLY MYRTLE PRESENTLY CALLS IHE DRESS SHE'S TD TRAVEL IN HAS A SCOT, SHDU HAVE TO WEAR THE ONE IN THE TRUNK GETS MYRTLE'S DRESS OUT, PUTS OTHER ONE IN, AND FISHES DOWN AT BOTTOM OF TRUNK FOR JUNIOR'S BOOK WHICH HE \WANTS TO READ ON TRAIN A LITTLE LATER FINDS SHE HAS INADVERTENTLY PACKED ALL Of FAMILY'S HANDKERCHIEFS, AND HAS TO UNPACK ALMOST ENTIRE- LY BEFORE FINDING THEM GETS TRUNK REPACKED AT LAST AND SEEKS A LITTLE REST THE SPORTING THING (Cojpl tlir IMt. ty Th» »»lf trtlcUM. Ina ) SOME TIME LATER DlSCOUERi THAT HUSBAND HAS DECIDED TO WEAR HIS TAN SHOES INSTEAD OF HIS BLACK AND HAS F0RAi6EO IN TRUNK FOR THEM HIMSELF THIS CURIOUS WORLD A 1-AR.K. IS SO/V\eTHIN€> THAT IP 'you GO OUT ON. VOO CA.I'^-T GET UF> WITH." Stys MKS. EOWARO CAIN, TOULON, lULINOlS. IN up>f>e(i. THE CITV OF SAUL.T STB. MARIE IS ON Cr£Asfr/9At. BUT THE CITY OP HANJCOCIC, TWO HUNJDRED MILES \/v£sr, IS ON ^y^sr^js/s/ MOPSY ryOUDYS PARKER CROSSTOWN By Roland Coe FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger, "Sure I kr.ov/ what it means! Bein' expendable you stay here and play tea party while we make a getaway!" "It's the only way we could keep our help during the vacation season!" MUTT AND JEFF â€" Always Give 'em What They Want Is Jeffs Idea-If Any By BUD FISHER REG'LAR FELLERSâ€" Artificial Coloring Matter By GENE BYRNES / TAKE A \ ^ CHOCOLATE/ I , ICE. CREAMi/ -. -7 (HERe^ 7 B*. ) 5C«e^\l MOTHING > n V/ANILLft J /\f2> i^_' 1 y'^ w tJ %^ *For heaven's sake, Junior, watch whers you're walMngt" POPâ€" 100 Per Cent Literacy By J. MILLAR WATT r THINK I'll wRire a HI5TOR.V OF THIS WAR I â- â™¦Â», s «•-'

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