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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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(SATURDAY-, APRIL 18, 1925
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1. An outer garment fitting the upper
part of lha tody.
4. The ordinary outer covering (or the
human foiu
T. A loop with a running knot.
I. One and one.
10. Short (or Abraham.
11. A bothrtome Insect.
It. A kind o( monkejr.
14. An elongated flan.
14. A portion o( a curved line (Clcum).
19. Skill In performance acquired by
experience, study or obse.-vatlon.
II. An exclamation axorceelng triumph
Definitions
mixed wl'h derision.
SI. A eerl"i of link cr rings, utualty
of metal. Joined together,
14. Repetition of a eound, cauaed by
reflection of sound wave,
tl. A Iran' name.
Vertical
1. A email bed.
J. Soon; In a little while,
t. Townrd.
4. Steamship (Abbr.)
I. A pile: miv,
I. Before (poetic).
. The fluid which descend from the
cloud In rain.
II. The sandy shore of the eea,
li. Tl produce, a designs, on mettle,
gltvs, etc., by llnee oaten In by a
corrosive, ae nlttle acid,
17. To CeeHIm or talk In extmvamnt
language, without dignity of thought.
II. The whol duratkn of a being, life
tl-ne.
10. Patt- rone by.
11. A cry of surprise, delight, eto.
11. A maiden lovol by im and chang
ed by lien Into a heifer.
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
(riving reasons for patronizing any one of the advertisers on the page.
Words extending horisontally 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 orovides clue
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