THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1030. Sharpen a few pencils, take the old thinking cap from the shelf and dust off your brains with this ¢ross crossword puzzle. % Horizontal. 1. A bruise. "4. Not fastened. 9. Spikes of corn. Surrounding con ditions. Are you wide awake to your own interests? "C-Word"" Picture Puzzle. The Mail and Empire will give away 100 CASH PRIZES totalling $8.000 In Cash Prizes--FREE A Wonderful Opportunity for Every Wide-Awake Man, Woman and Child ----ANSWER THIS PUZZLE:----WIN A BIG CASH PRIZE FOR CHRISTMAS=---- Are you determined to get ahead in the world? over $8,000.00, to men, women and children who send in the best answers to the If so--enter this great puzzle competition. Variant of "a." | Bound. i Yours and mine, To exist, ! Australian wattle tree. | Self. | Boobs. ! Correlative of nei-| ther. i To rub in passing. | Aurora. Constellation. To esteem, Poisonous snake. Composition of scraps of arias. To tremble. Within, 0. Orient. A species. hird note in scale, mar the surface. A bird's song. Female sheep. Pants. Native metal. Every. BS, Stains. A dude. To permit. Organ of sight. Rustic, Bubsists. Conceited. 86. Pitcher. To depart. Ancestral lineage. Wearing shoes. Gnawed as a mar- . To come in. . Falsehood. 32. Drunkard. . Commands. 34. Self-esteem. . Yellow Vertical. ginal. . To mop. 30. Chemical com- . Second note in pound. scale. 31. To respond to a sti- mulus, Hawidiian | 36. Meadow, bird. 38. Tiny golf mound. . To doze. 4. Dropped. « Bird similar to an} 45. Float. ostrich, : 47. Scant, . To follow. 50. One who opens a .Preposition jackpot. of place. 51. Horses, . Observes. 54. Adored. . To emulate. 56. Power. . To sin. 57. Is sick. . Notes not capable . Existed. of being renewed. . Lair of a lion. . Special cast iron. | 61. Portable beds. . Avenue. | 64. Frozen water. . Openings. . Tiny. . Vessel. 68. To accomplish, upside down 3% Choose Your Prize gin. . Hot springs. 69, Negative. yw Completes. . Copies from an ori. | 70. Half an em. PITIRIITIUIALI SITS! ElAvE] ARI TIISIORN JAIL AIH NTISEILIE O NEWT! INERE ATTIRE L ICRIPIRE TE NDEDIRO ill A] oe. ] & IME | - B11 DMI DEA MOE PONENTISIMM LIABIOABIF OEMHE ER [* A E10 OF i SBE PRE SENT Noancrondefiroy Wedding. pretty wedding took place in mgston on Nov. 7th, when Rilla, est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. @ Jeffrey of Glenvale, was d in marriage to Mr. William Cameron of Kingston, by the J. K. Curtis. The happy cou- left for Toronto, Hamilton and points west, While in Toronto bride was the guest of her sis- Mrs. W. Watson. On their re- Mr. and Mrs. Cameron will re- in Kingston. ' RADIO SUNDAY, NOV. 22ND. KDKA, Pittsburgh, Mass. (333.1) 4 p.m.--Organ recital, Dr. Charles Heinroth, 5.45 p.m.--Vesper services, Shady- side Presbyterian church, Rev. Hugh Thompson Kerr, pastor. 6.30 p.m.--Inner concert. 7.45 p.m.--Church service. WBZ, Springfield, Mass. (888.10). 10.15 a.m.--S8ervices South Con- gregational church, Rev, James Gor- don Gilkey, pastor; Prof. Wilson Moog, organist; 24 voice choir; quar- tette. 8 p.m.--Programme, Holy Cross College. WEAF, New York, N.Y. (401.5). 2 p.m.--"Sunday Hymn Song." 'Greater New York Federation of Churches. 8.45 p.m.--Men's conference; Bed- ford branch Y.M.C.A. 7.20 'p.m.--"Capitol Gang," Capi tol theatre 9.15 p.m.--Atwater Kent Radio hour. Chicago, IL. (250). 3 p.m.--Trianen orchestra: Waod- lawn theatre orchestra; Bob Bennett, Earle Smith, Bob Duffy, Clyde Hager. 9 p.m.--Trianon orchestra, Wood- lawn theatre ofchestra; Preston Graves, Ralph F. Elliott; Trianon orchestra. KGO, Oakland, Calif. (861). 3.30 p.m.--Little symphony or- chestra; Alice.Bradley guest artist. sndein. MONDAY, NOV, 28RD. KDKA, Pittsburgh, Pa. (800.1), 6.15 p.m.--Dinner concert. 7.80 p.m.--Children's period. 7.48 p.m.--University of Pitts- burgh, address, "International Art." Mr. Homer Saint-Ganders. 7.45 p.m.--University Pittsburgh address, 8 p.m-~Cund Light Opers héur. 9 p.m.---Spear's light épers hour, -- WBZ, Springfield, Mass. (838.1). 6.80 p.m.--Organ recital, Rene Dagenais, 7.05 p.m.--'"The psychology of un« derstanding people," Abraham Myer: son. 7.30: p.m.--Capitol théatre orches- tra. Nat + 8 p.m.--Henry quartette. 9 p.m.--Aleppo Drum corps Shrin- ers' band. 9.30 p.m.----Patrick [Goffney, Trish fiddler; Irish dance music; Susanne Peters, pianist. 3 9.45 p.m.--Charles Gilman, 10.05 p.m.--Leo Relsman's Hotel hestra. 'Brunswick ore WEAF, New York, N.Y. (1191). er, 10 aam.--Tulh, Betty Crock: is si, : WON, Chicago, TH 70). : 1349 Bun Dlake concert & the $8,000 List To Be Given Away S you éan find. the letter "C". like "Cow', "Camera'l, "Cabbage", "Calf", Cross", etc. This is not a trick puzzle; nothing is hidden, asd you don't have to turn the picture or sideways. We are giving you this large picture so that all objects and articles starting with the letter "C"" will be easy for you to see. The Mail and Empire at prizes offered in connection with this new Puzzle Game will be forwarded to the lucky winne How Many Objects Beginn The picture below contains a number of objects and You will find all sorta of things that begin with the letter "C"-- "play and learn" while earning a big All you need is an observing eye. like to solve puzzles, try your hand at this one. been made perfectly plain, with no attempt to a beginning with See how many you can find. cash prise, You can't help enjoying the hunt ¢ Let's all join in and have a jolly good time. No matter what your age, if you 1. Any wom. It really is not a pussle 4t all, for all the objects in the big pleture have n Foron isgulse or Hide them. Get a pencil and paper and see how Lax #5 OW, o YOUR GREATEST OPPORTUNITY FOR DURING SPARE TIME--START YOURLIS You may dever In your difetimébe givén another opportunity such as we are oftéring you in our Pussle Game to : E ASY RULES s man, When you have made up your list of "C-Words™ send it in Along with one, two or three yearly subscriptions to $6.00 per year, which will qualify your answer for the B' ber 38rd to those sending in the 100 best answers. YOU CAN WIN A HANDSO, Start your list of "C-Words" To-day! Prizes gecording THE $8,000 PRIZE LIST Winning Answers will receive the One Hundred Cash to the table below: i Reike If No i BREED: Eazsensyn HHI s i as Eon. 25.00 20.00 18.00 16.00 14.00 12.00 10.00 8.00 6.00 k of gi of a tle for a prize and Empire. second column of figures in prize lst. yearly subseri third column of figures in prize at. renewal in. Second Prize, forth. ( ever had presented to you? And that's not all, your two ' service Sorporatioh but there is no note apt way of-putting the situa- There has been a startling increase in infant mortality in Crowland rs on December 23rd, in answer to this Puszle. The Mail and Empire has already paid Thousands of Dollars to successful prize winners in recent Puzzle Games. The cash, and reach them before Christmas. | ing With the Letter "C" Can You Find in This Picture? One Hundred Cash Prizes will be given for the 100 best }sts of words submitted The answer having the largest and nearest cerrect list of visible objects and articles in the picture that start with the lettér "C" will be awarded First Prize; second best, Second Prize, ete. YOUR ANSWER TO THE "C-WORD" PUZZLE MUST BE MAILED NOT LATER THAN WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9th ¥ or "C-Words" in this Ploture Pussle. many "C-Words" Cash Prizes to bé awarded on ME CASH FOR XMAS, 100 -- CASH PRIZES -- 100 } How Prises Will Be Awarded The "C-WORD" Picture Pussie Game is 4 campaign to increase the popularity of The Mail and Empire. / It costs pothing to take part, and jou do not have to send in a sub- scription t6 win a prize. If your list of "C-Words" is awarded First Prigé by the Judges you will win $30.00; but if you would like to win more than $30, we are making the following special oftér wharelly you cah win greater cash prizes by sending in Hot of i" Tn a Jargect add sorreet of ects in .. oF s ; 1 T ha i rded , ro ONE, ot TWO, or THRER yearly subscriptions to The Mail i the apr. <8 be awa Fl oe. to HERE'S HOW THE BIG PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED $500 00 instead of $30 will be awarded to the answer * winning First Prise it ONE yearly subscription to The Mail and Empire at $5.00 by mall has been sent in. Second Prise, $400.00; Third Prise, jem, and so forth, (See $1000.00 instead of $30 will be awarded to the answer / ro to The Mall abe Datire a ; ® Mall are sent Sécond Prize, $800.00; Third Prize, 4400.00. and so forth, (Sed $2000 00 instead of $30 will be awarded to the answer . winning First Prize provided THREE (new or ) yearly subscriptions to The Mail and Empire are sent $1,600.00; Third Prize, $1,250.00, and so fourth column of figures In prize list.) will Isn't this the most remarkable and liberal offer you have extra amounts on all prizes in the same manifier. is qualified by THREE yearly subscriptions and you Your Jor ras, you will receive $600.00, and so forth down tions to You are given an 'opportunity to participate in order w! th 100 over $8,000, where the 100th prize with start THREE $15.00, so that you would get your to own also the $10.00 you sent in for should you only win the 100th PLEASURE AND PROFIT TOF "C-WORDS" TO-DAY ied and r. any "1. The answar th ine ia, Se ae yen in, nouncement of the be Tira. ad prises ; We will give toes an or child who lives in Canada and , and ot | vice 1. cannot VerSA. 6. Words of sam ling can bj bed Ghly Snes, faa though fo Jo dedlimate Se ots n Bo 5 pl Sir a a NE RET mn A SL SE, EAE ht 12 Sor Eel i gr sent nent th Mall & to the Bp newers, to, w Ld hd ne 6 3S oon: or more, "© Tu be written op one - bered ively 1, 3, ay Be Ce eS ting have ne payable iil oe . year If your X township. "The rate {5 vécorded as 242 per 1,000 as against 158 last year, : There Is always some wise guy on deck when the unexpectéd happens, to say, "I told you so!" -- A A--------A--~-- i - HOW ABOUT PICTURES ? For i new in Pic. tures, drop Tupeet our Custom Pletiire Framing a Specialty.