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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1963)
C1NWE?D NOW Christmas is For Children LINCOLN LOGS PICTURE I 'M(op Everyone Can Play CDNWi D Plus Your Chance To WIN UP TO $50 BONUS Check The Ads At Right, See How You Can Win Up to $50.00 Extra In This Big Contest! coinword ddi7c 9cnn00 No. 444 'poI j3 1 E t f PrIaIn g I'e 1 JJJ N G E y 'IN 1 1 IT fT ' A s. A ii A T . U'P .'5 f E ON E'P ATS ID s ItItIeIrI 111 IvIeIr NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ( ) Start the Herold and Naws Immediately! CompUta puiile, dopoiit in bo at SUBURBAN DRUG OR WAGGONER DRUG CO. . . . ar paita on a 4c psit card and mail to Harold and Newt, P.O. Box 941. COINYORD CONTEST RULES 1. So1v COIN WORD at you would ony other cron word puzxl. 2. Anyono ii eligibto to inter the contest except em ploye of the Herald ond Newi and their fomiliei, end em ployes of Suburban Drug ond Waggoner Drug Co., and their families. 3. A contestant may lubmit as many entries at he wishes, using the entry blank printed in this paper, or exact siied, hand-drawn facsimiles of the pusile mode without use of carbon paper or other duplicating means. 4. To submit an entry a contestont may deposit his complete puzzle along with his name ond address in the COINWORD contest box at Waggoner Drug Co., 839 Main St., or Suburban Drug Co., 3950 So. 6th, or attach the com pleted puzzle along with his name and address on a 4c post card and mail it to the COINWORD Editor, Herald and Naws, P.O. Box 941. Moil entries must be postmarked not later than 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, and entries must be deposited in the COINWORD contest boxes by 12:00 noon Wednesday. 5. Tha Herald and News will award a prize of $100.00 to the winner of eoch week's COINWORD contest. If more than one winning answer is received, the prize will be di vided equally among the winners. If no correct solution ts received, the amount of the weekly prize will be increased $25.00 each week the puzzle is not solved. ($2,500.00 max imum). 6. There is only one correct solution to eoch COIN WORD puzzle and only that correct answer can win. Deci sion of the judges is final and all contestants agree to abide by the official answer supplied by the COINWORD editor. All entries bocome the property of the paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. 7. Entries must be mailed or delivered by hand before closing dcodlines. No entries can be returned. The onswer will be published in the Herald ond News. CLUES ACROSS 1. An unexpected attack could upset a sheriff's (Poise, Posse) 3. Foliage tends to hide the green (Grange, Orange) 6. Dentists do not expect potients to move while they ore a tooth. (Filling, Filming) 7. A preposition denoting location. 9. Any new should be investigated. (Seep, Step) 10. Two are better than one. (Legs, LogO 12. Forcing his hor to could cost a (ockey the race. (Romp, Romp) 16. A on a picnic could he o nuisance. (Lemon, Melon) 17. Bald-headed men often wear handsome (Pants, Parti) CLUES DOWN 1. The overage is not very constructive. (Pity, Pixy) 2 A hockey plover tries to protect his (Shin, Skin) 4. Trying to raise o could present a problem. (Rent, Runt) 5. An may cause Irritation. (Eyelash, Eyewash) 6 A couple of could come In handy In jail. (Filrs, Fives) 8. Those who ore for nothing may need 0 psy chiatrist. tElotcd Slated) 9 With only one room to , an inn might lock up for the night. (Share, Spore) 1 I . Fnghly ne d hv o . help. (Mxse. Mouse) o woman could shout for 18. A mad is opt to he confined. . (Hotter, Hitter) 9 The that Is spoiled should be forgotten. (Liver, Lover) 13. Abbreviation for Military Police. 14. A man could he ashamed of a secret (Pact, Past) 15. 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