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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1925
Capital Jomraal Cross -Word Fizzle Ad-Grami
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1. A dealer In flowers.
5. That la (Lat. Abbr.)
I. A conjunction that marka an alter
satire. 7. A social group comprlilnf a number
of households, the heads ol
which claim deacent from a com
mon anceetor.
t. That which guides In any doubtful
or Intricate matter.
11. Second note In the erale.
It. Aa exclamation exprelre of dis
gust or horror.
11. Bach (Abbr.)
Id. First person singular present Indl-
Definitions
cats of the verb "Be".
M. A wireless alitnal of distress.
17. A man 'a name (Abbr.)
It. To be dull and spiritless.
10. Certain; confident; positive.
11. Heboid.
13. Rhode bland (Abbr.)
11. A (em mined extensively la South
Africa.
Vertical
1. A hardened sttel Instrument with
cutting ridges on Its surface for
abrading substances.
1. A meadow; pasture land
1. The sun.
4. Faithful to friends.
1. The rich, oily and yellowish part
of milk.
I. A person who cares for the sick or
Infirm.
t. A came of pure skill, played oa a
board, usually by two persons
with sets of II pieces.
10. A large and powerful bird of prey.
IS. The matrix, or cavity, from which
anything takes Its form.
17. Pry: barren.
It. A native Hawaiian food prepared
from the taro root.
with a pedestal.
How to Solve the Cross-Word Puzzle
Solutions must reach the Ad-Gram Puzzle Editor, before 9 a. m. on Friday of next week. Winners will
be published each Friday. Awarding of prizes for neatness, accuracy of solution plus the best 25-word essay
giving reasons for patronizing any one of the advertisers on the page.
Words extending horizontally or vertically, or both, begin In the numbered squares. One letter Is to be
placed in each white square. A word runs until it is stopped by an ad square or by the border of the diagram
Proceed by choosing a word that agrees with a given definition and fits the space. Each word provide clues
to others. Certain words will be found in text of ad squares which will assist in solving the puzzle. Jour-il
employees excluded.