Argosy, September 1955 — page 146: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

144 Solution on Page 83 CLUES Across 1 Suitable shop-tront for a haberdasher, per- haps (3-6). 6 Ascend rather like a centipede (5). 9 One who comes late to the harvest (7). 10 Ruin cob in crossing the stream (7). 11 The Yorkshire ter- rier, no doubt (4). 12 Early French lesson —soon to be forgotten? (5). 13 Trollope hero from Northern Europe (4). 16 A list of music-hall acts? No, something on different lines (4-5). 18 A green that means stop rather than go (5). 19 The boy to make the tea down under (5). 21 “With sweet and with eglantine”’ (Shakespeare) (4-5). 23 As indolent as bone (4). 24 Habit that grows on us with years (5). 26 Something to get bag teeth into, honey (4). 30 Style certain to des- cribe a haircut (7). 31 What gin ! warming (7). 32 Live in good condi- tion, mostly (5). 33 Nearly led into con- fusion with erudition (9). Very Down 1 Too big, and nothing less than a fanatic (5). 2 One who may wel- come an ill wind (7). 3 Where barristers take their refreshment ? (4). 4 * By forms unseen their is sung” (Collins) (5). 5 Describes something of no value—but can it also be this? (9). 6 It is as broad as it is long, anyway (4). 7 Tend to be out of the perpendicular (7). 8 Do managers send these to tell clients they are overdrawn ? (4-5). 14 Support for a mast or a figure (5). 15 Welshman who is good at fencing? (5). 16 Bad ale? Tut ! It’s well arranged (9). 17 Explosive combina- tion colloquially caus- ing consternation (4-5). 20 Suitable heraldic device for a chemist (7). ae * Can urn or © animated bust . | .?” (Gray) (7). 25 German plane (5). 27 A devil on the golf course ? (5). 28 Heat up this island for a drink (4). 29 The chief part of the globe’s surface (4). town or comiclooks.comn