The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 16, 1902, Page 16

THE SUNDAY CALL. HIS week marks the publication of the second set in & new series of puzzles in the intensely interest- ing and exciting puzzle contest. The first series was completed on November 2, when the thirteenth set of puzzles appeared. ‘The prize-winners of that set, published on Sunday, November 8, ars announced below. As a further reward of industry and cleverness a special prize of $10 and a second prize of $5 has been award- od for the highest percentage of correct answers in the whole serias of thirteen weeks—the names of these fortunate competitors are also given below. To-day is published the second set of seven puzzles in a new series to run for thirteen weeks. In the left-hand corner of this page you will notice a “portrait puzzle” that must be solved as well as the picture puzzles given below. Itisa very interesting puzzle and simple enough if you are quick, clever and observant. Special directions are given for solving this particular puzzle on another part of this page. Those who solve the puzzles printed to-day will find an announcement of the winners in the issue of The Sunday Call of November 30. 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 & prise. Don’t forget that point, because it is very important. ALL ANSWERS MUST REACH THI. OF- FICE BY FRIDAY NOON. This gives all those in the country an equal chance to compete. This is what to do to win a prize: Find the hidden picture or subject in each of the six pictures and carefully OUTLINE 1HEM WITH INK OR PENCIL. Then solve the “portrait pusale” above noted in the left-hand cormer of this page and write your answer in the space on the coupon al- lotted for that purpose; further, fill out the coupon as per directions indicated on it and mail the whole page to the Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco. This puzzle contest of the second series will close sleven weeks from to-day, and as-s further re- ward of industry and cleverness a special prize of $10 and a second prize of $5 will be awarded for the highest percentage of correct answers in the whole series of thirteen weeks. FOLLOW TH™ RULES OR YOU WILL BE DEBARRED. Now is your chance. Don’t miss it. This week’s prize-winners will be published om Sunday, . November 30. THESE ARE TEF™ PRIZES YOU MAY SELECT FROM IF YOU SOLVE ALL SEVEN PU3- ZLES CORRECTLY: Ping-Pong Set, Nickel WatcK for a Boy, Work Box for a Girl, King Alr Gun, Chate- laine Bag, Baseball Bat, Game of Parchesi, Pearl-Handled Pocket-Enife for a Boy, Pear] Handled Pen- knife for a Girl, Pair of Indian Clubs, Baseball (American League or Spalding’s), Punching Bag, Bet of Chessmen, Checker Board and Checkers, Dressed Doll, or School Case of extra quality. e — Solve the Puzzles, ' Fill Out This Coupon. - Send” Whole Page to Fuzzle Editor, ‘Sunday Call, S. F. Nov. 16, 1802, To Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Franciscos Enclosed plou‘ find my L lution of this week’s puzzles. Street or P. O...0c00ccvocnncne CIty .ececccccsscccccacsseccs Btate ..ciecicecncionnenssesne The “Portrait Puzzle” this week is a picture of: If I'win I choose for prize . | - (Bee list of prizes.) PRIZE WINNERS IN THE PUZZLE CONTEST OF NOV. 2. mento, work box; Alice Schuale, P. 0. box 118, Healdsburg, Cal, knifej Mrs. W. P. Miller, Redding, punch= Now that all the answers are in and the last prize winners are published to-day, it only remains to tell the names of those who are entitled te the cash prizes. Three of the con- testants were successful more times ing bag; Ella E. Wall, 1738 Alcatras avenue, Lorin, knife; Edith Hilton, 230 Capitol street, Vallejo, work box; Emma Petersen, 1244 Ellis street, San Franciseo, checker board and checkers; Irma Kirk, Taylor avenue, Alameds, work box; Margie Thorpe, 20:6 M street, Sacramento, ping pong set; Hazel Soto, Martines, Cal., work box; Edith Utley, 3543 Second street, San Diego, punching bag. PRI YR THOSE WHO HAVE WON CASH N the first issne of puzsles in the contest of series 1, of thirteen —_— PORTRAIT PUZZLE. in the Portrait Puzzle given In the left-hand cormer of this page, all of those mixed-up pleces when put together will make a portraft. They are in, reality the cut-up sec- tions of a photograph of a man whese face should be well known to all of the readers of The Sunday Call. It in sutlicient 1o say that if you succeed in getting ull these plecer put together as they should %o you will have no dificulty In telling whose plcture it is. This puzzle must be nsolved with the other purzles on this page before ERE follows the list of for- tunate and clever prize win- ners In the pnzzle contest of = November 2. Look and see if your nrme is among them: Harrison Snyder, Niles, Alameda County, ping pong set; Eddie Bra- den, 1616 Bush street, San Fran- cisco. knife: Allan Ellis, 1449 I street, Fresno, punching bag; Ken- neth Armstrong. 206 Ross street, San Rafael, King air gun; F. E. Peck, R. F. s, Watnsonville, punch- ing: bag; Harold Yoacham, Nevada City, Cal,, King air gun; Basil Bisby, 2506 Bush street, San Francisco, checker board and checkers; John of proficiency than the o and is, therefore, entit first prize of $10 cash. two were 8o equal in every respect that it has been decided teo give each of them $5, in order that mei- ther be disappointed—although the intention at first, as was announced during the series in every ue of The Sunday Call, wad to give 810 to the best and $3 to the second best molver of the puzzles. Those who are enmtitled to the cash prizes are: you can bope for a prize. Cut out e e i t n King, 1812 Van Ness avenue, San weekn, it was announced that in 5 :‘.:L::m::‘?: :‘;‘»fi:;:f‘.«:‘;‘«e :..:': Francisco, nickel watch; Ernest addition to the usual prizes ELLA WALL, 1738 Al thereby restoring the original pho- Clintaman, 2217 Clinton avenue, given every week there would be a Lorin .... -§10 tograph, 5o you can (ell whose pic- Alameda, nickel watch; William L. final prize to be awarded at the ALLAN ELLIS, 1449 street, Fresno tare it.ix. Then write the name of that person on the line indicated the coupon Crowley, 3225 Twenty-first street, San Francisco, nickel watch; Paul- ine Anderson, 2111 N street, Sacra- completion of the séries to the two persons wh hould get the highest HKENNETH ARMSTRON: average & the thirteem weeks. for that purpose on above. A RN S S TR DD L TN et e—— A Gl i § SRR R o e r— ! i i