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What "is likely a smart move' would be to 'appeal to his VANITY'' (defined as: 'sett-satisfaction'). With his behavior acknowledged as being "perverse." it would probably be adding fuel to the fire for his sanity to be put on the table, so to speak 9. TOOL not toil. "Sharper (i.e. kenner) toil exercis¬ ed by the minors WOULD result in improved output, surety Depending on the effectiveness of the sharper TOOL." and its proper use the output of "coal" from the mine "might or "might not be improved 11. LAWN not laws. Laws are either "kept" or broken Thus, any question of this being done scrupulously, or unscrupulously, is a clear pointer to the maintenance of a LAWN. 13. WAGER not wages. Very apt ot someone "increas¬ ing" a "WAGER (i.e. a bet) by one thousand dollars which "most peoie would" not be prepared to gamble But there's no TIME LIMIT mentioned as regards the abeve "increase" in wages which would hardly "ap¬ pear excessive." it it extends over a year, for example 15. DECENT not went. "DECENT books for you to read, links directly with his being, "quite an IN¬ TELLECT.' Not ALL "recent books as regards this somewhat positive clue, but rather those which are DE¬ CENT. 21. ACT not art. The idea that the artist" is looking for this to “bo well acclaimed" makes ACT the better answer. Art needs to be better qualified as the work of many an artist is essentially for his personal enjoyment rather than tor public appraisal 23 PORK not work The indication that the decision would probably" be to leave" this because "it s particularly tough, favors PORK. Often a person knows » JOYNER S WOODCRAFT furniture repair and refinishing. Home repairs, drapery and blind in¬ stallation. No job too small. Call 825-5014. 10/5-26C REMODELING-ADDITIONS-GARAGES small. and home repairs. No job estimates. too Call Roy Edwards for free 825-2916 or 825-3526. 8/3TFN PAiNlER IN NEED OF WORK. Has license. Free estimates. Reasonable rates. References furnishes. Business or residential. Call any time. 825-3317. 10/5-26C MONEY TO LEND. CONFIDENTIAL loans for employed persons. Call Mark, Security Finance Co. 825-8634. TFN WANTED TO RENT Tractor & Bush Hog For a weekend. If you’re interested please call Mike at The Leader Tribune. 825-2432 IN ADVANCE that a "particular" type of work is going to be 'tough" and is paid commensurate with the hard¬ ship. Futhermore. he could be in one of the armed forces where he has no choice 25 WANDER not wonder. The reason for "a person WANDERing might" be because he's ‘‘not certain what TO 00." But the true definition of, wonder, is rather one's curiosity mingled with doubt" about an in¬ dividual or happening CLUES DOWN 1 SOLO not polo Tho likelihood ot "the performance being most impressive" with "VERY LITTLE PRACTICE is much more apt ot some lorm ol SOLO et tort (e g. someone with a natural voice; playing SOLO at cards, etc.) It's ter-letcbed tor anyone to be "most im¬ pressive in' a polo game without hiving already played a great deal. 3. LASS not lads Tho idea ot "her boyfriend bringing" ANOTHER LASS along "whon dating her" makes a straightforward answer as to why she should 1 ' be perturbed "Lids need to be better qualified as tbe additional tads could, lor example, be blind dates lor some ot her girlfriends. 4 FIXING not tiring. At tbe time ot FIXING a “charge" sufficient "to blast rock is more to tbs point as regards "taking special precautions." Usually, the actual tiring is done electrically at very long rango auch that "suHer ing" any "personal harm" is highly remote. 8 MOWING not sowing Auer ms MOWING the "lawn" and revealing any "large bare patches " Is lavored. In actual tact, the "keen gardener" would be sowing SEED in the "patches." not sowing the lawn. 12. SEAT not moat. Despite periods ot tying down, a "very physically active person" would always have a SEAT (f.e. sit down) occasionally, and not to do to "would be unheard of." On the other hand, there ate many who are VEGETARIANS, and thus eat NO mast. 16. TASKS not talks The "USUAL" term "at universi¬ ty" is said to be LECTURES, not "talks, given" to "them in their course studies." TASKS makes a straightforward answer, however. 19 SALES not boles "Transporting heavy BALES" (defined as: "large bundles compressed and bound"|. yes It they're removed and being "transported to town. " they're identified no longer as boles (defined as "tree trunks ") but simply as logs 20. DAD not day. Dad. as opposed to ■ 'Mother " makes a good answer, ruthermore. It’s not the day Itself that "has been so difficult." but rather the problems en¬ countered. 22. LOVE not lost. The lact that the "youngster LOVES toutball ' makes a comprehensive answer as it would in¬ clude a NEW "football il" hewers "to lose" one that he had. i lie Lcduci-inuunc/ l-i nu4. i ucduov/vwcuiicouoy ............ Play The Game Of Skill CASHWORD .ESTABLISHED 1904 Valley HOME FURNISHING CENTERS FUXNITUM • AMLUNC1S • * LOON cbviRINO • HOMI INTINT AIMMCMT It can’t help nobody OVER 200 STORES SERVING THE SOUTHEAST wr you, con. 410 S. Camellia Blvd. 825-5061 110 Commercial Heights fort Valley 825-3138 Champ Car £ Accessories 001/2 Grafco Bench Craft Radio Antennas i m K 90 30-90- DAYS Mud Flaps, *:TCASH f Li Car Gauges and much, }>f "sl much more. 1 5-PC. CONTEMPORARY OINETTE s 168 00 In 2 WAY Brown HEATER Glngar VIBRATOR vinyl (6SRC| RCCLINEfl or Come in and see the gang • 0*9. Bran 42" Octagon I Raautar l<WM Scotchgard protected Gold Tweed a Cana-bact tOOOC) n»*rt (0OXT) chair* US 00 1MM aarh Conpm SAVE « $31.95 12f9 99 lS««CI $ 1 98°° at Valley bumper to bumper! Ocutfoc* 'tyou TEnjAt Solve The Puzzle And Win CaShf! \ f-/>l 3 £l \UYGW This week’s puzzle is worth: YT * 850 b B A i£ O Rmu r A M 8 9 TWfEm 10 El \rm"M\ /\\E\R . \2 A S >3 14 C THIS LIST CONTAINS AMONG OTHERS THE L 15 m R R I Y A CORRECT WORDS FOR PRIZEWORD PUZZLE- 16 I T O 18 S\E\A BABE DRAUGHT MILER SEAS / mAmm 19 20 D BALE DROUGHT MINE SENT 2< 23 BANAL ENGAGE MINER SMEARS umh 24 |o BAND ENRAGE MISUSE TIDY cm a BAT FOG MOPE TINY S 0 25 V E E BROOM \a\G\E GREEK NEAT TUB 1 ( E\N I 5 H £ CAM GREEN NEXT TUG Name CASE GROOM ROAM WAS CASK HAND ROD Address CREPE HARRY DAM HAS Daaoiu* lor onirws City State DAMES HURRY 5:00 P.M. FRIDAY DIG LOG In order to be eligible, entries must be msusE deposited at the place of business of one of Zip Phone MAT the above sponsors. No other entries will be accepted! _ CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: 2. May well be quite rough. 1. Ladies. 6. On occasion, a - - - could be just a bundle of trouble tor you. 3. Ramble. 7. It will probably take an expert to explain to laymen how it func¬ 4. Studying — is characteristic of someone on a particular course. tions. 5. To see any skipper quite proud of his old - - - is rather heart war¬ 8. For a gym to have a —, as an item of equipment, is common ming. enough. 6. Commonplace. 10. Fussy employer who’s been upset over sloppiness of last 9. It could be that working in a shop rather aggravates the - - - stenographer should appreciate - - - one. owner. 11. if he’s not able to match the good pace of his younger years, it 13. New will probably be put to good use in keeping horse - - - seems rather sad. stables clean for fussy owner. 12. Aware that a man - - - a generally evasive character, the average 14. A - - - of liquor officially reported stolen becomes a police pro¬ person would hesitate to trust him. blem. 15. — a youngster who’s especially mentally retarded and you're 16. Its correct meaning is lost wherever a word falls into quite likely to confuse him. 17. The many varying comments on the playing of a can be con¬ - - - 18. Oceans. tusing. 19. Stick. 18. Soils with something greasy. 21. Dispatched. 20. Excavate. Thin, crinkled cloth. 23. Be gloomy. 25. 24. Ship’s captain has to be concerned about - - - at sea. 26. It he's cantankerous, it’s possibly better to avoid letting him : - you in a discussion. ANSWERS TO PREVIOUS WEEKS PUZZLE W| AlSlTlEM V G K F | 0 j R | M l A I L lor eumplt, serving as an attenaant tor dltterent exhuberant) card game, for example, "It” not "likely B 0 Y*T T L groups to" load to "tome physical casualties 14. FORGED not forced. Tilt lact that the "scoutara 6. BASS not boss. BASS ia more apt for this positive A D 1 A 1 C 1 E K|ElEIN might ba happy to aot up camp" la bettor suited to their clue. Rather then, "he," one's boat could be a S ■ H ■ L H V "having FORGED” (defined as: "moved forward con¬ WOMAN. Furthermore, with this age ot effective com¬ s[w]o[r1eBBf|o1 sistently. but slowly") which could have been easy trek¬ munications. the boas might he In another part of the I s[w| r 1 g I e I d ing. or perhaps very tiring. But "having" to force their world, "effectively,” managing affairs by various forma aBB a| p E way rett. "lor surely. several hours," they WOULD he In NEED nt a ot 7. telecommunications. TALES not taxaa. Nobody really likes paying texts oil F luj R Is 1 I T 1 M C ■ R it'a 17. FURS not not unusual," tury. "If someone's" certainly, dressed "if" she "In FURS, gets and WILL," those surely, "new taxes" "be criticized" affecting "a by wide certain public people. section It S ■ M U T E L "overheated" staying Indoors too long, for example. depends on the nature ot tbe "new TALES." of eWhIaIrJd courae. R |E|E L mJBTe Anyone "in" a tury about something. "IS overheated" but they “will probably'' receive tome "crltlclm." U R emotionally. 11. HOARSE not coarse. The clue suggests that the 19. MUTE not cute. The clue impltei that a person is ‘speaker" is In demand, being Invited "frequently" Mlu It T i E 1 R V I a|P IjD quite capable ol doing this, which Is much more apt ot toe ddresa "SERVICE CLUBS." which would hardly lit keeping MUTE. "From time to time. It" IS "difficult" to someone who speaks coarsely (defined aa: vulgarly; CLUES ACROSS: do so. If anxious to speak out un an issue. But very FEW crudely). "In a HOARSE manner'' could be temporary t. WASTE not heete. "OCCASIONAL unforeseen people can truly act cute (defined is: "clever; slurp; and Incur sympathy, but the other hand, "he might" to the point regards wlut It on WASTE. " it more at shrewd") AT ANY TIME. tail to "get" the "audience's conctntraUon." "usual" tor somoona who's "wall organized In" handl¬ 23. MUTTER not matter. Who precisely are "those who 14. FATTER latttr. "FATTER "houaehotd” chorea. But such haste win OFTEN oc- not profits" makes a ing matter?" Furthermore, such people would likely con¬ definite answer ea to what "the slurp intrapreneur" cut regardless ot the type ot person le g. having to rush verse respectfully with ' others who matter.'' especially would "lavor." “Fatter profits" It too aa they to answot the doorbell or telephone, etc.) vague those "who" are superior in one way or another. MUT¬ could be SMALLER, which would hardly be pluilng. 5. FORMAL not normal. The due words, “but fre¬ TER makes a clear-cut answer, pointing to the problem 15. DERIDED not decldod. Mora apt of DERIDED quently routine," superfluous tor normal, are a dear aa a ol being UNDERSTOOD by "the other party on the sound ration lor uptetUng “an arrogant parson" and pointer to FORMAL. telephone." stirring him into "action." What la the subject about 8. DACE not lace. A "hook tlndlng" Its “mark" (i.o. 24. VAPID not rapid. “A rapid speech" la poor gram¬ which the "person’s decided?'' This needs to ba catching a tfah) "with rtapod to" a “DACE (daflnod as: matically. In tlu aenaa ot the clue. It's the speaker’s qualified decision could easily be to do NOTHING. 'small trath-watar llih ot tho family') will cause at a carp DELIVERY of hit address that la actually rapid. VAPID 18. CLAMP not clasp. What KIND of clasp Is implied lor some" Hath “damage," certainly. But tho STRENGTH (defined as: "uninteresting; dull”) makes a stralghtor- "It" to be "usually quite easy to ad|ust, whenever of tho "hook" (i.o. a boxing punch) needs to ho werd answer. necessary?" a CLAMP makes a comprehensive answer, qualified lor there to be any certainty ol It being a one torn ot which could bo a certain type of clatp. "damaging" blow to e compotttor'a taco. CLUES DOWN: 21. LIT not let For tat, the clue word, "completely, " If 9. KEEN not bean. Being "KEEN on various sataris" 4. GALE not game. "A very boittaroua (Oatlnod at: superfluous. the ol which la already apparent In clearly suggest! eztonihro interest and study to davelop tenet making Mm "quite worldly- 'vlotont; turbulent ) GALE," yes. possibly hormlng peo¬ the phraat, "all apartments are let." Seeing them LIT such enthusiasm, thereby ple. damaging property, etc. But tin TYPE ot game makes a clear-cut answer, however, at something with wise" on tbit subject, at Mast. "Someone who's been needs to be quilltied, aa "a boisterous" (I.e. loud and which the "owner could be pleated." on" them needa to be qualftfwd at It could be a porter. CONTEST RULES 1 Any resident el any state where THE LEADER—THieuNE Is distributed may enter, ex- (back) ot »n envelope. Tben take the entry to the place ot butlneea el one X toe eoovy tpon cept employees of the newspaper. Its subsidiaries and affiliated companies, or their im-. sort and drip K In the her providad. Deadline It 5:00 p.m. Friday ot each week. Reentries medtete families. will be accepted other then these deposited with the sponsors. 2. Solve the puzzle across and down as you would any othar crossword puzzle. 3. Cheese from the list the word you think BEST fits the definition 7. A minimum cash prize el S25 will ee awarded ter tne correct solution ft more than one 4. Clearly print your ANSWERS in the blank squares provided in the puzzle untill ell blank correct solution is received by the deadline, the prize wilt be divided equally amongjho win¬ aquarea have bean filled in. ners. It no correct solution Is received, tbe prize will increase by S25 each week until wen. 5 CASHWORD puzzles will be published in THF I FAftFR—TRIBUNE each Wadnesdav B. The correct tolutlen end names of winners win be published the following week. Contestants are nited to three entries each and only one correct soiuuon will be credited to 9. The decision of the judges Is final, and all contestant! agree to accept that decision at i n contested (or only ana weak. Copies of each week s current entries will be on display in condition of entry. Remember^there la only one correct aolutten for each week's puzzle, and a only the correct solution win. Only correct soAitlon will be accepted from any one In¬ (he a,Tice el THE LEADER-TRIBUNE. 205 Mein Street. Fort Valley. 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The leader-tribune. (Fort Valley, Peach County, Ga.) 192?-current, October 26, 1988, Page Page 6, Image 16