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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 19, 1925 · page 12

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HORIZONTAL.
1. Original qualities.
12. Edge.
13.\Hea\'y. springiesa cart.
14. Feline animal.
15. Jewel of delicate colors:
17. Indian tribe dwelling in Utah.
18. Buzzing sound of a wheel.
20. To depart.
21. Maidens.
22. Half an em.
28. Night.
26. To perish.
26. To notch.
27. To deliver.
29. . Dandieu.
230. Seventh note in scale.
82. To shower.
34. Opposed to minus.
35. Like.
37. Small sized type.
36. Sick.
38. Not bright.
39. All rgiht.
40. Furled. ‘ ‘
41. Writing instruments.
43. To accomplish.
44. South African farmer.
48. Mineral from which face pow-
dor is made.
48. To sin.
49. Fluid in a, tree.
51. Card game.
62. Point of compass.
53. Woman’s title or respect.
54. Eithor‘a partner.
55. Musical sounds.
57. Baking dish.
58. Spool“ of lyric poem.
80. Chief linguist tribe in Indo-
China.
61. A scaly anteater (mammal). ,
63. Correlative or neither.
64. Instrument for measuring arcs
an dough-s.
\ ERTIC All.
Dividing according in it fixed
ratio (131.).
2. To tear.
8. Icons.
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8. Sixth note in the scale.
'l. il‘ioniings.

ii. An instrument for me'nlurin
iht. squint in no eye.

ill. 0m: “110 9,1 in love.

iii, lilthi.

24. Una “ho makes something
51bit),

28. D8)b00k.

ZR. More dir-adiui.

29. War Vtssels under a. single o
mend.

3i. Kind.

33. Ileooni.

34. Chicken's disease.

35. To help.

4“. Wattle tree.

2.. Small boat.

«ii. TOTJliOVG with vigor.

45. Talking through water.

47. 119.10.

‘49. Devil.

o0. Wide-spread fright.

58. Grain.

59. Amount settled upon wife at; 9
time of marriage.

61. Third note in scale.

62. Therefore.

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' ADVENTURES
offlHE TWINS

BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
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"Why, did wanton "old clock
on the kitchen wail took a thous-
and men to make?" asked Nick.
“I'voocen men in jewelry stores fix
up clocks and} .think one man
could make one."

Tick Took. the little Cluck fairy,
laughed. “I just knew that was
what you were thinking," he said.

"Yes, after all ‘ihe material was
given to hint, perhaps he could.”
sold Tick Tock. "But it takes mun
to make material, or even to find
it. The works or a clock hav cull
aorta of minerals in them that must
be mined andworked and purified
or a. clock-
mnker can uue them at all. Cop-
per, aieel. brass, and lead all have
a place in a. clock. Even gold and
silver in some ‘clocks-and jewels.
"The porcelain or enamel in the
dial 1‘ made 0 time baked clay
that takes mining and preparing
and all sorta at things betoro it be-
comes a. clock (ace. Then there is
the 51m, and the wood in the case.
tin oils to make it. go. and so torth.
The best clock oil is made black
tilh which are very hard to find
and hard to catch. More men again;
Yes. it taken n thousand men to
mako the plolnest clock. my dean.
Ships, trains. mines, furnaces, and a.
great deal of skill with it all. Clocks

' “.4 have had 9. fine time on our
ndui are” said Nancy "and we
haw learned a lot haven’ t we Nick
I'm sure we are ,per and ever so
much obliged. ”

3pm to welcome." said Tick Tock
heartily. “Thorn are still more
clockl in the world that you have
not seen, but time was too short to

 

 

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and ulay any lime he wishes
them. on the clinics ‘I mean,

they can he heard ior miles. "£113. ‘:

i‘riniiv Church in New York.

because iltlse chin' as are so 8W :

and so immus, jCWCIUKS copy th
in smaller clocks ii at is, in ho
clocks. Many people who

chime Mocha in their houses do

know that the yore hearing, ev ."

hour and quarter hour, and h
}Z.'.0Ul the way some chimes ti
ring out in ’l'rinity Tower at
same minutes.”

"That is wry iniéiestlng.”
Nick. “My. you know a lot, ‘
TCCK.

“And I know of anbther do
not so inigt.“ said ’iick Took, “'1
was made in Spain about tho ti
Colun busT discovered Americas.” It.
made oi allxer and looks out
music box. ior underneath

1". Oman of hearing. I ‘ :

Yesterday’s Puzzle

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clock works in a zither. On tho ha

it. plays one tune and on tho it
houi another It only has two “in
but they are quite long.

"But there my doors. the tun

coming up and I promised the nu

Queen thait I would have you

in bed long before morning. Ts!

Will be Lory tired when your not
er crimes 1n to woken you. " ',
'01:, 1.!” said Nick. “We 1;.
got tired in the magic shoes. " ,
"Well ,good- might then, " did:
little fairy. ‘Here we are right
gour room where I found you.

to remember some of tho thing.

l‘ifl‘e told you and we'll go Au
othnr adventure some day." 3

The fairy took tho m
and gathered up his kmc
can and tool: and Jumupod
hearth.

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Ihow you eve. zthing. I know or one

bountiful chimer. o nlnn at the or-

clock in 1 church that has Inch,

gnu inside the church can Ill. down (Copyright,1925 NEA Sorvloq, ,

Ho pooped up the (shining
the next instant he won lone!

To Be Continued.) *?

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