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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 31, 1923 · page 9

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A florist hail twenty pots of gerani-
uml. nrrangv-d as shown above. lie
Wished to It“. them in a. more unusual!
order. whit-h he finally did. In that
new arrangrmvnt. the pots formed
Just thirteen different. perfect squares.
the plants serving as corners. (‘au
you duplicate the arrangement? Each
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Ynmday’s answer:

The values of a. hat. shirt and pair
of locks uddod together give the
pflco of a. pair of shoes. 86.75. Mul-
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8 x t x .76 equals .75
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