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Across 4. An involuntary response to an irritant affecting the nose ! 7. May often be seen in the neighbourhood of Covent Garden. 8. Ten A.R.P. may be the answer to this. 9. Colloquially both an instrument and fraudulent manipulation. 10. Although it never comes it is a lovely day we're told ! II. 12. Thus. my goodness. 14. Both small-are these for pests to play games with? 19. Help. 20. Often used by editors in place of I. 21. Beeftins (anagram). 23. Sailed for high standards. 25. Service. 26. Street (anagram). 27. Stares are of various colours. 1. Extravagant. Down 2. This is what the sild that slipped did. 3. Often accompanies a yawn. 4. Mates (anagram). 5. Enchants. 6. Fanatic. 11. Preposition. 12. Neither this year, next year, nor never. 13. What every girl thinks she's got! 15. A surfeit of S's helps. 16. and behold! 17. One of 20 across. 18. Hole in the wall holiday. 20. Dr. Weel will fix your plate toy. 22. Less I surrounded by water. 24. on the optics (is this puzzle too this or too much the opposite ? ) A PRIZE of ONE GUINEA will be awarded to the sender of the first correct solution opened after 1st Jan. 1947. Entries should be addressed to the Editor J. S. JOURNAL, etc., and the envelope marked “ Crossword.”
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