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A topl. ' Highest card. Sullied. * A meadow. A writing fluid. * Alsp. Because. A pointed instrument. Belonging to. A co--ordinating conjunction. A pig pen. Negative. Hoarded jewels. A bar of iron, | A distinet portion of land. A measure, | A policenmian. One. Exist. f A numeral. To move fast. Low of a cow.. A barrier against overilow of water. . A «coxcomb. Bevere, A public lodging. Thus. An exclamation of inquiry. To sdffouaté. HORIZONT AL. HORIZONTAL rOSSWORD PUZZL Puzsitie No *# No. 2 10. 11. 13. 16. 1 11 * 4. ~ A CHBas n 20. Spiritual 21, --Knock. -- 24. A lady's 26. Batter. 28. -- Wager. 29. Comrade, 31. Color.-- 33. A struct: 39. 40. 42. 43. 45. 47. 48. 49. 51. 34. 10. 11. 13. 15. 18. 20. 22. $0, 32. 44. 36. 81. 39. 40. 42. 41. 56. 68. 59. 61. 62. €1. 10. Accurate. Small land body. Forty cubic feet in ship meas-- Teunis equipment, _ --'4'-;%* Spiritual transgression, f'?'q'f' Knock. -- * * A lady's ballroom accessory, + Batter. Cmy |fi Wager. e y * A mongrel. To "point. «$¥ Large--marine duck Headgear. * State of equality. To wear away. 'Those. ~> Hebrew name for God. 'To gather in. A structure which keeps water. Part of infant's apparel. What cans are made of. Of no value. Sacred Brahmin word. # "ad Enthusiasm. © _ -- Intention. A pattern. To meddle. Male pronoun. Uneven, . . Cavaliry® soldiers. A fema'le sheep. A poker torm, .. To plunge. Careloss. ¥ A small boy. * Beam . s The word these puzstles have made famous. Half an em. That. Behold. A large farm. Mohammedan bible Liberated, Burial heaps. To court. i(vu'fiy land, A sphere. -- Yes, they're in this one, but A saphere, -- Yellowish brown. To further, A vehicle, > * Alott, A -- parent. Bone. A sloth. A garden implement. Feminine possessive pronoun A small island, Bashfual. Burning. A sgonstellation. To «out down., A ribbed fabric. An . intimation, To imitate. * of a stringed instrument. YERTICAL. salads. VERTICAL im fln t ie muang _ 70.--Grassy plain. 71. Found at Hreplace. 74. Before. 75- Conflm )' «B 76. Clipped. ; 4ch)® , gFe. 4 7 --~ *QGive your dktionafiet'%t for a day. Try this var{afion! from crossword puzzles. Here are word square puzzles, in which the same words*read horizontally and vertically. That is, 1 'hori-j zontal is the same as 1 vertical, 2 horizontal as 2 vertical, and so on. 'This is repeated in the rest of the four word squares, Try the! easiest one, A, first, then go on to B, then C:and finally D. The answers will be published Next Week. } s THREE BANDITS Chicago, Jan. 21.----Thrse bandits who went in "to buy a pair of glass es" for one of their number, today held up the Jow store of ERugene Mnle:ll .J".:'.'m with . much jeweltry. Two of the men carried out the robbery while ManicellU was ox-- amining the eyes of their companion. Falling of Mankind. « Phsiee L 4+ Arv i Songh percol a ce was $ lous to do his share of de work as ha is to hold up hils en of a quarrel." HORIZONT AL Those who beg. Four--sided pillar, Spawn of fish. Place of residence. Sign of forthcoming event. Repair. * , Finishes, ho woORD sQUARE B -- Runs, -- . Think _ (gollog.) HigheBt . mate voice. WwWORD SQUARE A wWORD BQUARE C A VARIATION wh & flf'!z 2 Préi each make this puzsle a good EKan-- No. 4 board invented with 83 or 87 hom!i« aphered hollows, with the same anume ber of balls or marbles," An unvecu-- pled hollow is left by removing one bail, and the balls, or 'pleces, are thon eaptured as in checkers No moves are allowed in diagonal directions or ever mote than one space at a time. The trick is to leave a solitary ball in the conter hole. Throwlog Bait, = Theo custom of throwlng a piach of upilied salt over the left shoulder three tHimes to break the "hoodo0" is a pa-- .am-cmu-mm one of the offerings to the ovil Ueilties who sent had }=«4 t Act as sgervant. WORD SQUARE D Flavoring materials. Prepared for publication. Withdraw from tellowahip. ye VERTICAL Bolitaire. we Waliter: J. | Lynch, 27, _ Chicago; Frances Magili, 23, same. f Peter C,. Whitbeck, 22%, Chicago; Mary --B. C)lm'". same. ---- / *.; ¥Frederick C *58, West A+ ls, Wis.; Minnie Schoeler, 60, same. Franklin M. College, 35, Milwauy-- kee; Rachel B. Da . 34, same, ~Edward. Sibben, a, Chicago; Eve Clarence J. Piniger, 21, Kenosha; Ruth Ellen Randall, 28, same. ~ . Edwin : Thompson, 38, ~Miltwaukee; Laura Gusmon, 34, same. Wa, 24, Chicago; Ethel 'm)m"}' Mikm' 23 Chicago; Leure Qscar er; $1, Wausau, Wis.: Margaret® Otto, 19, same. 4 _ Eimer Louly Feld, 21, . Milway keoe; Florence Meloy, 21, same. % Paul ' Radke, 34, Wheeling, IL.; Alice Bunton, 18, Aplakigle, 1IL . Raymond Miller, #1, Racine, Wis} Dorothy Kundinger, 18, Kenosha. George Krant, 21, Chicago; Cleo Jakle, 19, same. % ' lyna ' Campbel!, 20, 'same. Alil Sprang From Dreams. ; There is not a. single --.nvention achieved by man--from the making of tholmhulhu ax to the construction. of the model in airships--that has not had "a drsam: behind it.--H Reduced to January Sale of-- _ © FineCoats The January Sale of Coats continues to offer tremendous values. Here are coats of distinctive styles and finest materials, including both suede--like and lustrous finished fabrics. Colors include cranberry, rust, Comprising: this lot of Winter Coats are those of velour, lustrosa, polorine and sport coatings, trixfimed yiLtll:: mendt;ll,m:eaverette,d coney ang wolf dog. ed with silk crepe and mercerize mau::fs. I0.GO YAILCS.............................. ~4--niusitmiinnticium wood brown and other popular shades. _ Each coat is silk lined. s4 / 6 B M WITH:--Beaver, Squirrel, Opossum, Wolf, Muskrat, _ -- . . %'é Coats worth to $125. Coats of suede, finished and pile material --with beaver, fox, muskrat and marmink used for collar and trimmings. . Theso Coats are silk lined," of conservative, straight lines and remarkable values At....................oommg«s $ LOT NO. 3--REDUCED TO-- LOT NO. 4--REDUCED TO-- JfTorE _ WHERE _aUaLiTty PREVFARS -- ----he Best Stove ~On the Novth Shove _ * Fa . 1 ~--REDUCED TO-- --~Every man and woman should see this wonder photo--drama of Real Life, as no subject is of more vital tmportance than the Birth of Children, the foundation of our entire social structure. _* . A picture entirely devoted to infants under _ the supervision of expert nursges, also . -- Endorsed by the clergy, press and public: In-- stitutions, unanimously--endorsed :by the Wauke-- gan Clergy at a recent private screening, . ;. . 'A 'program wholly --entertaining and : Enli teninga tS f4 & Ounly for Adults %'_ Young--Folks 'over 16 Dealing with Life's Greatest Problem . e superyvision of .expert nurses, also MISS JULILA om&n GS, Soprano > --BIRTH CONTROL-- * TELL ME WHY"': '162 | Values That < _ | _ Sold 'lg to f;v",. f Li';,"" $59.7 : e o t K x#