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one for tolerable social .inter-
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more often than it's safe for hiui
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Corporation Ltd. at the - Himalaya'! Printing Works.'" 'Kulinjpong.
Re^retenxl No. C3032
jn.ni.Yi up.
Rs.
tXTIA PRIZB1
THE I Ij Ij V $ Tit A 'I1 EI> 'WEE K Ij Y OF INDIA's
clues across COMMONSENSE clues down
I. Merely-to wjn will seldom f*&r)CCM/r)J?n Religion which fails to give »i
carry you far in Cortmonsensc ^t\^Jjjrf\Jt\LJ a sustaining--is hard);
Crosswords ! [sJq 45I worthy of any reverence
5. The more flirtatious a woman is 2. Smallest Indian copper com
the less objection she is apt to CLOSING DATES 3. Coloured fluid used in writing
have for admirers finding her a ■ {Suhject lo RJes and Condition*) A
stimulating-
Born
Of. life, sheep • 4 — rSOT,UARY 8'h
9. A man's-is often a measure i pra TUESDAY FEBRUARY 13th ^a'ie clean or P'-,ro
of his own size for posted entries. 11. Husbands who always —~ to
10. Adds or increases T he cniru fee is Rt.Y-per Square. Eoeru two please their wives are often apt
14. Otherwise ; besides Re-I - Squares entered entitle the comoetitor to be considered as weak-willed
16. Even the abjectly hen-pecked 'ntenng them to one pa!f-Fee Sa,a,e. by other women
hubby is sometimes made- The Square below i» fnr practice only |2, Ability to-often rjualil
one for tolerable social .inter-
course !
13. We re apt to mistake some |K.oplc
of extraordinary--to bs no
more than presumntu.His busy-
bodies
15. Nervous person is apt lo feel--
more often than it's safe for hiui
18. You must admit-arc made
for many reasons
19. Without a —- wit!! the socioty;
few outstanding social reforms
seem to be possible, nowadays !
20. Probably, many a wife is highly
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being persistently ra
: 7. Belonging to Asia
!8. Designing women often affect
the grace and romance usually
found in a-creature !
21. How unreasoning man tends to
be when he curses his--feel-
ing he's been misled and
■mistaken !
22. A head-dress
24. When pessimists forecast
impending dissolution of the
world they generally-most
of us
2'j. The rainbow
£J. Colours * Copyright striz^U rcMTued. - pleased when others say lie:
31. People unduly mindful of their Fm m ^ Fonm hubhy has plenty of---
own ;-olten have some „ Illustrated Weekly of India of 23. One in a hilly region usually baa
difficulty to make true friendship January 28th ftV February 4th. to take many sharp curved
32. Rcugh-mwncred > p vour (ccJ b> Commob'scrise 726. Man with vicious—V usually
33. Cymes are apt-to ,,b= that our. c™-^«r Cash. VSgicWi I ObtStti- y, rcsllcsi days and nights
sciences arj now tending to take (ran Atrents pf the^.Illuslratcd Weekly of' _n . , • r
the world nearer the- 1 lad* « from the Conioetitioo Dept.. 28. An exclamation ol repugnance
34. Perhaps, a-even though it *«% of Mf: Ho,nbv Road. 29. Series of years
. , Bombay 1. roymenl lor uah vouchers In ,n .. I I I .1 , ■ .1 .
be for hell, is often welcome to fa, mul, |,. (ly M0. or P.'O. nmuam 30' "«>V«W <*>«> 11,31 mcs 1,1 «*>
many an opportunist in heaven 1 (ir.du;!:oK posiage As. 6 extra). east "
Editor 8. C. Jain. Printed published by htm for Himalayan Industrial & Trading
Corporation Ltd. at the - Himalaya'! Printing Works.'" 'Kulinjpong.