The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1924, Page 10

Here Is Another Cure + | for Slee eping Sickness) HORIZONTAL VERTICAL puzzles As tho t for the $5 prize for this week, to be | def @Mnounced next Tuesday Faus are b and even take Ms and él how Hin the brain ticklers [Bet a letter from A. 1. Vancouver, B. ral daily puz Prove to us th town readery are intere the fact that they kne Teach us in time Puzzles were all » Solutions arrived,” Bporting, isn't it? HOW TO WIN THE DOLLAR Each wt ter. Each horizontally sents a word. from a numbered j i j i t j } | should fans. T foo easy f i | In the w tarts | day Write your full name and add: rs}on all puzzles submitted, ar @ black square or the edge of the| dress Cross-Word Editor, The Puzzle. Each word | cks or| Employes of The Star forms part of another word, and each | relatives are barred. Mumbered squate which startsaword| The Star will, in addition to the Sorresponds to the number in the| regular prizes, pay $1 for any orig Mey of definitions underneath the| inal puzzle it uses. : (THE ANSWER ) Weaded “Horizontal” describes the Word which will fill the white squares Up to. the next black square to the Fight. No. 1. vertical will fill the ‘White squares down to the first black | Square below. At least half the let-| ters of each word help make some other word or words that cross it.| » All words used are dictionary terms, except proper names, which, with in- gery. J) itlals, abbreviations, obsolete words | ‘and technical terms will be so indi- sated. The first correct reply received twins that daily de | R) HOW TO WIN T 5 | A) ORIGINAL PUZZ N Patterns should be symmetrical in c E design. There is ¢ cope for Rivie} ‘beauty and novelty | ngerment +t of light and dark sq me Elelv won oolR em Beene. should. co TO TUESDAY'S PUZZLE from 11 to 15 square Puzzle must be arr: Words are comple The $1 for this ged so that no|Mark Antonich, P. ated from} low, Wash. olution O. Box 08 to} 58, Wins. ‘Chivalry’s All Right | in Its Place, Blokes, Not in a Barber Shop with a hurrah the Womenanc shop with ten m Tight after t bi and mou: and is just re 16 the top dec tar ayin e chair. Well, what hap. "Nearer, My God, to Thee.” times outa ten? Some in and ¢ 8: “Oh, | eee ue OF usy, aren't you?" to the bar-| enough to walk when we : | tip our kel the barber say: “Yes'm, you'll| not. He looks at you! ou look at him. Then you say © of those false smiles: “Oh, y |I'm in no hurry. Go ahead, lady!” || And you climb out of the chair| but most knows better. is bird always used to lot | 81" fhe lady go first when the ay| If you went thru this performance | Kelling on a trolley, too, he x, J}only once you ldn't mind it #0 | fuppone, she might accidenta much, It's afte en up the | fourth time in fa betanda or tarsi @ couple of tokens in the ca ber. bette thatit | | Up here in The Star office, even, | da upon you I said in the be most of the reporters odits all but a|ginning, that chivalry js all right few well-chosen swear-words out of |in its place their language in behalf of the girt] But that place, if you ask me, pal, writers and telephone operators, ain't a barber shop at the rush hour nA RET LOE EEE SEE ie a accepts 50 Turkish Bath Mats, size 19x30 inches, THE SEATTLE STAR Friday—a Great Shopping Day)’ at The Bon Marche Here Are a Few of the Reasons Why. You'll Find Many More When You Come Extra! 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