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| Order | Answer | word | Person |
| 1st | 4 down | Barely | Bernard |
| 2nd | 21 across | Silence | Shirely |
| 3rd | 8 across | Regatta | Thora |
| 4th | 15 down | Balsam | Edward |
| 5th | 15 across | Bindweed | Elsie |
| Person | Item | Assigned date | discovered on |
| Ann | Brooch | 150 | July 5th |
| Henry | Lead piping | 120 | June 13th |
| Lottie | Coin | 250 | May 22nd |
| Luke | Roof tile | 80 | June 8th |
| Robert | Pot | 210 | June 18th |
Ann and her husband did not buy the $10 item because their purchased item was more expensive than the watch. Neither did Karen and her husband. Therefore it must have been Julie and her husband who bought the 10$ item, and since Lee spent $11 then he is not her husband and her husband must be Ian, while Lee must be married to Karen.
Ian and Julie bought the records and Ann and David did not buy the watch therefore it must have been Lee and Karen who bought the watch for $11. Ann and David must have bought the kettle that must have been for $12, while the records must be for $10.
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