The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 4, 1903, Page 16

16 THE SUNDAY CALL. A PP ‘ - TS | Zolve the Puzzles, i | FillGutThisCoupon, Send Whele P:ge to Puzzle Lditor Sunday Call, S. F. January 4, 1908. To Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call. Y San ',l"nnehcc: : :Emfloud please find my so- lution of th;l; week’'s puzzles. Nzme City State _The “Portrait Puzzle” this Wtek fa plctulre of: If T win I cHoose for prize R (Sée lst of prizes) PCRTEAIT PUZZLE In the Portrait Pusgle given in the Jeft-hand corner of this page, all of tnose mixed-up picces wWsaén put to- gether wiill make a portrait. They wie in reaiity the cut up sections of w photograpa of a mau Whose facs should be well known to ali of the gether as they eghoutd go you will have no difficuity in teiling whose pictare it is. The puzzie must bs solved with the other puzzles on this page before you can hope for a prize. Cut out ail of these pisces and paste them together on a white pisce of paper, thereby restoring the originzl photograph, so you can tell whose picture it is. Then write the name of ibat person on the line indicated for that purpose on the coupon above. a Johnny ha, what took his “I wonder where that bo find them?t ¥ has gone with my two dogs.” Can you | ZIES (ANYOUSOIVE TP the new series of which the contest publisted to-day is the ninth set in thiz series of thirteen now running: Scott, Redding, workbox; Rose Rich- pong set; Edna Cunningham, Wind- X ttle Bell, Sa Twenty-second street, fan Francisco, “ner, 849 Main straet, Petaluma, doll; Frances Adams, box 398, Car- watch; Harold Hartung, Nevada City, et Bomt ¢ Noyes, Yuba City, cuff pins; Russell Pettingil), 223 Fifth strest, Eureka, watch; C. Reiliew, sireet, San Francisco, knife; Hor: ¥ s O-DAY is published the ninth set in the new serles of puzzles that is being found so interesting Tlnd exciting—and also so remunerative for those who have the requisite cleverness and application necessary to win a prize. Those who won prizes in the seventh set of this series published in the Sun- .day Call on December 21 will find their names in the announcement printed below. The names of those | who, though they did mot win prizes, are deserving of honorable mention for their good work are also published below. Remeraber that there is no age limit and young and old may compete for the prizes. Also you may send in as many answers in your name as you wish provided you have a coupen to accompany each answer. . In the left-hand corner of this page you will notice a “portrait puzzle” that must be solved as well as the picture puzzies given below. It is a very interesting puzzle and simple enough if yqu 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 winnere in the issue of The Sunday Call of January 18, 1903. Now, here are the important points £of you to remember: The First Ten Boys and the First Ten Girls who send in correct solutions to all seven puzzles befors 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 to do to win ‘a prize: Find the hidden picture or subject in each of the six puzzle ple- tures and carefully OUTLINE THEM WITH INK OR PENCIL. Then solve the “portrait puzzle” above noted in the left-hand corner of this page and write your answer in the space on the coupon allotted for hat purpose; further, fill out the coupon as per directions indicated on it and mail the whole page to the zzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco. “This puzzle contest of the second series will close four weeks from to-day, and as a 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 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, anuary 18. : & THESE ARE THE PRIZES YOU MAY SELECT FROM IF YOU SOLVE ALL SEVEN PUZ- % ZLFS CORRECTLY: Magic Lantern, Scrap Book, Game of War at Sea, King Alr Gun, Game of Pare chesi, Silver S¢t Cuff Pins, Dressed Doll, Football, Peari-Handled Knife, Extension Skates, Silver Lock- et, Work Box for Girl, Ping Pong Set, Nickel Watch for Boy. Prize Winners in Gontest of N R Peck, Watsonville, king alr gunj Harold Yoacham, Nevada Oity, foot- ball. THOSE WHO DESERVE HONORABLE MENTION Hers are the names of thoss Who deserve mention and encouragement for their admin able work om the pusal sven Wough they have falled to win aul Woodside, A36 ELOW is given the list of prize- D winners in the puzzle contest of December 21. This was the sventh sst of puzzles published in A. Grant, Red Biuff, parchesi; 1650 Grover street, Twenty-fousth strest, readers of The Sunday Cau. It {s Lulu Stengel, 57 i Fast Oakland; Del enter, 637 Haat sutficient to say that if you succesd Lo Angeles. ping pong set; Etta Pea- ltml.u!taclw”h larence Nobman: in. getting ali thess pieces put to- body, Vacaville, doll; Bethel B. b F Fverett sireet, Alameda; . Balk, 2013 Hyde f Crowell, Auburn, parchesi; Nellie ecel | l street, San Franetsco; James ‘Yam: ; Mamie E. Orr, Auburn; Dorid Lindsey, Auburn E. Pendleton, 1060 Fifty-siyth street Jagk J. B. Fee, box 350, Carsan’ G Walling, 1218/ Jones street, San O strest, Sacramento; Grage B Buek fornia strest, Los Angeles; Eddje Be Franciscoy magic lantetn; Bert Gard- rds, Bean strect, Grass Valley, pigg or, silver locket; Ellen Burdick, 806 ding; Helen Finneil, Carrie A. football; Walter Adams, 309 Ken- tucky street, Vallejo, parchesi; Harry Birch, 1514 Devisadero street, San Francisco, ping pong set; Lloyd Cun- on Citr, ving pong set; 721" Hampshir ): Ghristina 5 261, Eur A 2/ 7’// 29 1 3 1 3 “Grandma says Santa Claas lives In this wood. I wonder where