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Flesherton Advance, 2 Jan 1946, p. 2

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HEADS CHILDREN'S BUREAU HORIZONTAL , Pictured head of U. S. Department of Labor Chil- â-  dren's Bureau, Katherine 7 Lacking. 13 Extent. 14 Native. 16 Liliaceous plant. 17 Carrying case. 18 Emphasizes. 20 Land parcel. 21 Ells English (abbr.). 22 Migrate. 23 Impost. 25 Nova Scotia (abbr.). 26 Entangle. 27 AffiiTnative. 29 Above. 32 Sound. 35 Pale. 36 Thorium (symbol). 38 Novel. 39 Half an em. 40 Three (prefix) •41 Near. 13 Measure. 44 Collective Answer to Previous Puxzle stake. 45 Baseball implement. 46 Us. 48 Naked. 50 Suppress. 52 Music note. 54 Simulate. 56 Betrayer. 58 Uncooked. 59 Correlative of that. 61 Plant disease. 62 Step. 63 Alarm bells. 64 Atmospheric conditions. VERTICAL 2 Great Lake. 3 Seine. 4 Egyptian sun god. 5 Single time. € Small nail. 7 Need. 8 Singing voice. 9 Tantalum (symbol). 10 Sick. U Midday. 12 Obtains. 15 Tellurium (symbol). 18 Skill. 19 Crafty. 22 Sailor. 1 Body of water. 24 Lease. 47 49 50 51 52 53 55 57 58 60 62 Males. Male child. Be indebted. Mover's truck. Her bureau supervises the welfare of Fiber knots. Female sheep. Fish. Her bureau is in the U. S. Department ol 2000 pounds; Light pat. Unit of electrical power. Reverberate. Organs of hearing. Pack. Carry (canf). Speed competition. Pitcher. Twitching. Inner Guard (abbr.). Hurrah! Steamship (abbr.). Pint (abbr.). ai 19 3h 39 30 46 s<^ 4+ 49 v'.f."'!. 55 22 ^ 46 m 60 la 115.: 1^ 36. e>6 m n 15 ..^i. ^ 25 19 49 6\ 57 50 6* i'^ M 3? 41 45 SI 1 w 74 ^ 32 pi 42 62 10 30 L*:.TM; 2S 38 U 36 33 43 se 3V S2 53 j£ =â- 1 CROSSTOWN By Roland Co« "Sure I sank you! I kept telling you y'couldn't sail your fleet right into my position %vithoat air suport l*^^ ^. This Curious World By William Ferguson MOPSY fyOLAOVS mRKER ANSWER: New York, and wis founded by Joseph Smith. LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher ,^ â€" A^jj^^^y^^^jjj-jj^ y %^QmEt. TB^ "Haven't you got anything that you can <yvide five ways? FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger "^.â- .•. ^^^^i^^ : //•â-¼ . •....' â- â- '"..'..• i"i> â-  ii',eo>ii.n43»yHr<imvfei. i:<c. t.m. ktST 'Beat it, Sadie! Rabbit's not the only meat that's ration free!" MUTT AND JEFFâ€" Or Perhaps An Old-Fashioned Muffler Would Help A Little By BUD FISHER NOW WE'RE LOsrYsrtoui-o rtws IN THE VWOODS.1BR0USHTA WE SrtooLD hweL^?!:!^^*?:, STOPPED HUNTING EARUER! THE SPORTING THING 'Wanna race?" HOLD EVERYTHING Tom you to lee wfao'a first I" POPâ€" Pop Waives the Etiquette By J. MILLAR WATT NEVER MIND-- Wt CAN DRINK OUT OF THF BOTTLE * i .* REG'LAR FELLERSâ€" Bigger Game By GENE BYRNES » \ * m « ^ a A • **•«« * ^ « 4 ^•^ t» A <•« ji^ .m -A ^ 1 <t â- m ' • a * â- a * .a â- ^ «» ^ -A • i -4 i4b '« * 'â- ""' *>â-  j^ « • % Ik k h k k » «• m -a 4 a « «• * * ih ♦' * 4 « If' « •» « « 4 '« «

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