The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 3, 1921, Page 15

EA T Picture contains - ’l mémbarb o‘fn gb- -Jects beginning with the letter “8” like saw, = sword, skates, ete. Nothing is hidden, You don’t have t6 most, l"lm:enl ngl; » prizes w awarded for the best fifteen lists of words submitted, the answer having the-nearest correct st of names will = * be awarded the : first prize; the sec- ond nearest, the second prize; etc. A Game for All—Fun for Old and Young This Prize Winning Offer is another one of our Publicity Ci am| m = : the purpose of popularizing Magor's Famous LAYMORE. AN can —EveIYbOdy Join In %’maflm 1h this great Fun Game, from the tiniest childten to' Pa and . Costs Nothing to Try " Extra Puzzle Pictures a, and even Grandpa and Grandma, It is not a trick plzzle and all FREE on- Request objects are clearly shown. - You ’t help enj this Picture Puzzle B Game—much more fun than the old-fashioned ~spell- & jng bee. Your ability to find ‘‘8-words’’ determines the prize you win. It is a test of skill. Skill in ferreting out “’S-words.”” It costs nothing to win a prize. If your answer is awarded first prize by the judges, you will win $20, but if you would like to win more than $20, we are making some dandy cash prize offers during this Big Advertising ‘and Booster C: ign, whereby you can win bigger cash prizes by sending in an order ior our famous Laymore, TR ST G e el TMAKES g‘ms LAZY HEN LAY THE PRIZES Winning answers will receive prizes 2.@!!0&-: Sa s *1f. No 1t $2 Worth 1f $5 Worth LAYMORE of LAYMORE of LAYMORE Is Ordered Is Ordered — - I8 Ordered 1st Prize........$20.00 $300.00 $1,000.00 This scientific discovery” tones up your hens and makes them lay. 2nd Prize........ 10.00 . 150.00 500.00 5 7% Thousands of poultry raisers are making more money today than they 3rd Prize. 5.00 75.00 - 250.00 ever thought possible. The reason is Laymore. We want every one . ; ) who has chickens to know the benefits to bo Jertred from thls”wan- 4th Prize. 5.00 50.00 125.00 i, g:flfl:l‘ g’,’;"g{‘;‘ ..d“rgi;?amnnm“ums‘mmom oftered; st D 5th Prize. 5.00 30.00 75.00 | - < ; 6th Prize...... 3.00 20.00 50.00 “1th Prize....... _3.00 15.00 40.00 8th Prize : 3.00 10.00 30.00 9th Prize...... 2,00 10.00 20.00 "10th to 15th... '2.00 10.00 20.00 (In- the event of ties, duplicate prizes will be given) ~You Can Win $1,000 HERE’'S HOW: If your answer is awarded first prize by the o , and you have ordered $2 worth of Laymore, you wlrl re- ceive $300 as. your prize, instead of $20; second prize, $150: third prize, $75, etc. . (See 2nd column in’prize list). 3 if your answer. is awarded first prize by the ju and - - you have ordered worth_of Laymore, you will 'receive:-$1,000 o 5 FAGKAGES $2.00; 15 PACKAGES, $5.00 OBSERVE THESE- RULES 1. Any man, wom- | ter ‘8" will be awarded first prize, etc. Neat- an, girl or boy living | ness, style or handwriting have no bearipg in the United States | upon deciding.the winners., but _residing outside 8. Candidates may co-operate in answering of Minneapolis and | the puzzle, but only-one prize will be award- St. Paul, who is not | ed to any one household; nor will prizes be an employe ‘or relative of an employe of The | awarded to -more than one of any group out- Mayer Hatchery may submit an answer. It |side of the family where two or more have costs nothing to try. - been working w%egt.her. S s 2. All- answers must be mailed by post- 9. There will three Independent judges, office closing time:November 10, 1921. having no connection with The Mayer Hatch- 3. All lists of names should be written on |ery, who will judge the: answers submitted and .one side of the paper only and numbered | award the prizes at the end of the contest, numerically. - Write' your full name and ad- | and participants agree to accept the decision dress °n1§'°h p;xel mm'.h:";xgpar y‘h"‘l‘x‘:‘z h:nd vgnr.ha 1ud:elw . k.; final pe:%‘li fldunlve. Thms corner. you desire an; else, owlng ell-known o have ua: lo sfvp"lc'fi Bhfi = m _-|act as judges of the unique tion: 3 ni su WO as appear = » ~-1ish dietionary will be colul;ud_ uI]m’naot m‘w P. I, Kelly.'g.mlldent Gateway State obsolete words. Where the plural is used the | Bank, Minneapolis, Minn. ; singular cen Jfot. be_ coun i, and vle{su versa, | ch‘g‘onla aura Jolinaan, principal public . Words of e’ same spelling can used red W . only once, even though used tondesignate dif- Frederick’ H. Wagner, president F.—H. ferent objects or nn.'igles or parts of objects | Wagner Insurance Agency, Minneapolis, or articles. An object or article can be named | Minn. only onte, 10..All answers will receive the same con- 6. Do not use compound Wwords, nor any sideration _regardless of whether or mnot an word formed by _the ‘combination of two. or | order for Mayer’s Laymore is sent in. more complete English words, where each 11. The announcement -of the r&rlm word in itself is an object. ners and. the -correct list of wo: will be m’{. ",l;hen .:z&werl l:l'n'lllfl‘ t't’:js naue:’t “firfm rrinted at uuehnlm of the mmmnnd a ol # objects .and - articles | mailed raon - sending an shown in the picture that begin with the lot- !fnr Lllyl'l%l’:.{ L3 : it in: the ‘increased egg production jt will bring you. 4 It takes only a $5_order of Laymore for you to qualify your 3 answer for the Big $1,0000 REWARD, Absolutely '$5 worth ts— .- : ¢ all, Of course,” you can order—two or three times this amount at one time, if you care to,.but $5 worth is the maximum neces- 8ary. to qualify your answer for the BIG $1,000 CASH PRIZE. Mayer’s Hatchery i 3 600-602 Washingter: Avenue N. 0 : ~ MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. '