The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 28, 1902, Page 16

16 Whete s Maekicherry Finat {) 1 Ut RN T Solve the.Puzlzes," Fill Qut This Coupon. Send Whole Page to Puzzle Editor, . Sunday Call, S. F, Sept. 28, 1902. To Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco: Enclosed please find my so- lution of this week’s puzzle: Name ..cceeccceccsccscecseca Street or P. O..coovvecccncven CItY cesescsorscscsncceccnccesa Btate ccececesrecccsccscsssesn If I win I choose for prize (Bee list of prizes.) 1 THE SUNDAY CALL. Winners in the Qontest of Sept. 14. ERE follows the list of the lucky prize winners in the contest of September 14. This week there will be awarded TWENTY-FOUR prizes instead of twenty, as has generally been the custom. This is because such inter- est, promptness and accuracy as were displayed in the contest of that date certainly deserve some re- ward. All of these clever ones not only had the correct answers but they had the solutions before the puzzle editor right on time to the minute. Here théy are, the winners: read the list and see if your name is among the fortunate ones: Maria Dieckmann, 1076 Sixtieth street, Oakland, chatelaine bag; C. Rich- ards, 651 Fifth street, Vallejo, Cal, penknife; Alma Schad, 645 Washing- ton street, San Francisco, game of parchesi; Mary Roberts, 788 Fifty- eighth street, Oakland, nickel wateh; Irma Kirk, 611 Taylor street, Alameda, ping-pong: Dorothy Sumwalt, Tulare, Cal, ping-pens; L. Davidson, 1979 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, ping-pong; Erma Varney, 871 Twelfth street, Oakland, nickel watch; Alice Baker, 2507 Cen- tral avenue, Alameda, ping-pong; Louisa Higel, 411 Virginia street, Vallejo, ping-pong; Gladys Nichols, Niles, Alameda County, Cal.,, ping- pong; Marion Wier, Vacaville, Cal., ping-pong; L. A. H. Bauel, 1803 Fran- cisco street, Berkeley, punching bag; Willie Wreath, 216 Sacramento street, Vallejo, punching bag: Floyd Jones, Sutter Creek, Amador County, Cal.,, ping-pong; Andrew Wing, 6648 Whitney street, Oakland, baseball bat; Tom Brown, 122 Etline street, Stockton, knife; Armand Casassa, 25 Sixth street, Santa Rosa, punching bag; F. E. Peck, R. F. D.,, Watson- _ville, Cal., ping-pong; S. A. Thomas, Palo Alto, Cal., punching bag; Mark Dodson, 1018 Eighteenth street, Oakland, King air gun; Kenneth Armstrong, Ross street, San Rafael, punching bag; B. Gregg, Woodland, Cal., knife; Willie Hartung, 6643 ‘Whitney street, Oakland, punching bag. | Prizes for Those Thbo Possess SRill and Patience. VERY week the interest in the puzzle contest grows keener and the clever ones are rewarded with E fine prizes. The winners in the contest of September 14 are given herewith. Look and see if you are among the fortunate ones. This week twenty-four prizes have been awarded instead of twenty, be- cause each and every one of these bright people not only had the correct solutions but they were promptness itself in getting their answers before the Puzzle Editor. Remember this point: You are at perfect lib- erty to send in as many answers as you wish, provided each solution is accompanied by a coupon; so if you are in doubt on'some picture or puzzle and see two or three possible solutions, send them all in with a coupon to cover each solution. Also remember that any one can compete in this contest, young or old— there is no age limit. And it is really the easiest thing in the world to capture one of the fine prizes noted in the list below. All you have to do is exercise a little ingenuity, follow the rules and send in your answers promptly. The prize-winners of the sixth set, published on Sunday, September 14, are announced below. The winners of the series published in the issue of September 21 will be made public in The Sunday Call of October 5, and those who solve the puzzles printed to-day will find an announcement of the winners in the issue of October 12. You will notice a cut-out “Magic Number” puzzle in the left hand corner of this page that must ‘be solved as well as the “picture puzzles.” It is simple enough when you know how to do it. Read the special directions that are given below, and possibly you may learn the trick of its solution at a glance— possibly not. At any rate, try ié—try them all, for they are great fun. Now, here are the important points for you to remember: The First Ten Boys and the First Tem Girls who send in correct solutions to all seven puzzles before midnight next Friday will win a prize. Don’t forget that point, because it is very important. ALL ANSWERS MUST REACH THIS OFFICE BY FRIDAY NOON. This gives all those in the country an equal chance to compete. This is what you do to win a prize: Find the hidden picture or sybject in each of the six puzzle pictures and carefully OUTLINE THEM WITH INK OR PENCIL. Then cut out and solve the puzzle above noted in the left-hand corner of this page and then pin it to this page. Now fill out the coupen as per the directions indicated on it and mail the whole page to the Puzzle Editer, suhdgy Call, San Francisco. This puzzle contest will run for five weeks from to-day, and as a further reward of industry and cleverness a special prize of $10 and a second prize of $5 will be awarded for the highest percentage of cor- rect answers in the whole series of thirteen weeks. FOLLOW THE RULES OR YOU WILL BE DEBARRED. < Now is your chance. Don’t miss it. This week’s prize winners will be published on Sunday. October 12. THESE ARE THE PRIZES YOU MAY SELECT FROM IF YOU SOLVE ALL SEVEN PUZ- ZLES CORRECTLY: Ping-Pong Set. Nickel Watch, King Air Gun, Chatelaine Bag, Baseball Bat, Game of Parchesi, Pearl Handled Pocket-Knife for a Boy, Pearl Handled Penknife for a Girl, Pair of Indian Clubs, Baseball (American League or Spalding’s), Punching Bag, Set of Chessmen, Checker Board and Checkers, Dressed Doll, or School Case of extra quality. The Buzzle of the Magic Nurmbe. =HE Magic Number Puzzle given in the left-hand corner of this page is one that will tax you\r inge- T nuity to the utmost, yet there is a lot of fun to be had in its solution. All of those mixed up lines make up the parts of a certain number. This number is 358! Now, there is half the puzzle done for you already! All that remains for you to do is this: Cut out all these mixed up lines and’ paste them together on a white piece of paper, so that by using all She lines you have as a result the perfect figures in the number 858. It is not as easy as it may seem at first sight; neither is it too hard. You will find this puzzle very entertaining, and when you have solved it, pin the solution to your solution of the picture puzzles, fill out the coupon as per the directions indicated and send it all in to the Puzzle Editor. _— 2 AT e —