Flesherton Advance, 9 Aug 1944, p. 6

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FRENCH POSSESSION HORIZONTAL 1 Depicted * country. 14 Habituates. 15 To gore again. 16 Account (abbr.). 17 Native. 19 Auricles. 21 Lion. 22 Wild. 23 Diamond- holding device 24 Universal language. 26 Sloth. 27 Near. 28 Compass point. 28 Cubic meter. 31 Type ol lettuce. 33 Intermissions. 34 Hail! 35 Nocturnal mammal. 36 Mourning figure. 38 Bitter vetch. 39 Capital of depicted country. 42 Northeast (abbr.). 43 Transpose (abbr.). Answer to Pre vU >UI I I •UJ .zl e HEN R V J D D W ^ L L A- C E AIN E 1 _F E 1 G H T S P 1 P 1 rsm E â-  O SPJR E V si AW E s OM El E 1 1 E R L G Y YBSIM "drII Rdo r RT HEW A. 1 T S P S 1 NJE â- m WME IITIE CR^IP â-  C UP ElT 1 V A S s â- |L sljn T E D S c â-  M E o N 1 I F E N T T R H Q N 1 C^ A L A E E R 1 N NDA Y| W|K W A R D Q_ WE k S 1 R £ E T E S 44 Suitable. 46 Units ol .energy. 48 Peasant. 50 Italian coin. 52 Electrified particle. 53 Hostelry. 54 Marked ability. 56 Vermont (abbr.). 57 The have made bases here. 58 Ever (poet.). VERTICAL 2 Important product of this country. 3 Repetition. 4 Ground > are also an important product. 5 Credit (abbr.) 6 Egyptian shrub. 7 Pertaining to isatin. 8 Plays. 9 Oillet. 10 Coast Guard (abbr.). 11 Farm implement. 12 Sultanic decrees. 13 Roman emperor. 16 Swiss mountains. 18 Tantalum (symbol). 20 Mineral springs. 25 Harangue. 28 Caterpillar hair. 30 Little girl in "Uncle Tom'i Cabin." 32 Over (poet.). 33 Hurrah! 36 To resound. 37 Ensnare. 38 Plant disease (pl.). 40 Indigenous, 41 Image. 43 Triad. 45 Fiber plant, 47 Tin (symbol). 49 Poker stake. 51 Wing-like part. 55 Half an em. u 2 4^ 5 e> 7 b 9 10 II 12 13 n h" â- '^ c 16 â-  17 16 â- '° 20 21 â-  22 â- " â-  24 2S â-  26 1 w -. I 29 30 â- 1 Z'i â-  33 r ^1 â- 3 1 36 37 JT _â-  39 40 „ r w â-  n â-  1 44 45 â- " 47 4a 4!y 50 5> H^z 53 54 55 â-  56 d ll II m ::;:jr; 58 _] SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith j>»n. iMt BY till uavicf. MO. .T. tt.Ma.ji. a. MT. atr.^ "I don't want any vegetables â€" I just want to pay you for that pretty sniile you've been giving me each time I pass your stand." MDPSY lyGlADYS PARKER FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger "Now niaybe I can get a furlough!" THIS ARMY 'I don't give two hoots about native customs! You'll carry your equipment as per regulations." CROSSTOWN By Roland Coe 'Jiggers the cops!" MUTT AND JEFF leff isn't Fussy About His WAACS, He's Just Wacky About WAACS By BUD FISHER HOLD EVERYTHING "Not that file, Mr. Adamsâ€" that'* tor ray friendi In th« Army and Navy!" THE SPORTING THING "M* batM to get his lett wet I" REG'LAR FELLERSâ€" Military Secret By GENE BYRNES WH/, VESâ€" THE. ARMy IS INTERESTED IN LOOKINfi OVER NEW WEAPONS â€" V/HAT HAVE ,VOU GOT TO SHOW US ? POPâ€" Fifteen Hundred Pair* By J. MILLAR WATT I CLIAABED OVER ^^ THREE THOUSAND FEET IN HALP A MINUTE LAST NI6HT-/ (i s' o I WENT TO THE MOVIES :'"i'iUiiiii I- TOO.' II i- Mt liiMiik

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