The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 1, 1903, Page 16

THi! SUNDAY CALL., set in the second series of puzzles that has been found 80 interesting and exciting—and also so remunerative for those who have had the requisite clever- ness and application Mecessary to win a prize. Those who won prizes in the eleventhr set of this find their names in the announcement printed are deserving of honorable mentigh for; ' Solve the Puzzles, FillOut This Coupon, . Send ‘Whole - Page to Puzzle Lditor Sunday Call, S. F. | TO-DAY is published the thirtgenth, and last, series published in the Sunday Call on January 18 will below. The names of those who, though they did not win prizes, their good work are also published below. ‘. Remember that there is no age limit and young and ol may send in as many answers in your name as you wish provided you have a v answer, L ] , d fnay compete for the prizes. Also you coupon to accompany each In tHe left-hand corner of this page you will notice a “portrait puzzle” that must be solved as well as the pictuie puzzles given below. It is a very interaltingApuulg and lvimpls enough if you are quick, clever. and observant. Special directions are given for solving this particular puzzie on another part of this pase. Those who solve the puzzles printed to-day will ind an announcement of the winners in the issue of The Sunday Call of February 15, 1903. Now, here are the ’:mpartnnc points y{or you to remember: The First Ten Boys and the First Tea Girls who .send " in~ correct solutions to all seven puzzles before midnight next Friday vi.:x‘;:x 8’% « Don't forget that point, because it is very important.. ALY ANSWERS MUST REACH BT FRIDAY NOON: This gives all thcse in the country a.. equai chance to compete. This is 'what to do to win a prize: i‘ind the hidden picture or subject in each of the six pflilll ple- tures and carefully OUTLINE THEM WITH INK OR PZNCIL. Then solve the *portrait ypuzzle” abeve noted in the left-hand. corner of this page and write your answer in the_ space on the coupon allotted for that purpose; further, fill out the coupon as per directions indicated on it and mail the whole page u.m Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco. This puzzle contest of the second series loses to-day, and as a further reward of industry and £ $5 will be awarded for the highest percentags of February 1, 1903. To Puazle Editor, Sunday Call. 8an Francisco: Enclosed pleas: find my so- lution of thi® week's puzzles. Street or P, O0..... State B R cleverness a special prizé of $10 and a second prize o 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 om Bunday, February 15. } THESE ARE THE PRIZES YOU MAY SELECT FROM IF YOU SOLVE ALL SEVEN PUS : The “Portrait Puzzle” this week is a picture of: ZLFS CORRECT Magic Lantern, Scrap Book, Game of War at Sea, King Air Gun, Game of Par- . chesi; Silver Set Cuff Pins, Dressed Doll, Football, Pearl-Handled Knife, Extension Skates, Silver Lock- ” et, Work Box for Girl, Ping Pong Set, Nickel Watch for Bey. Snsdissanasneinas narieheE | & : : S (Bee list of prizes.) - Sk . = 5 Olga Kengel, 1850 Grover strest, Los Angeles, parchesi; Rita Balch, Ne- wada City, Cal., locket; B. B. Camp- bell, 334 Union street, Watsonvills, work box. THOSE™ WHO DESERVE HONORABLE MENTION ELOW ig given the list of prize- Bwinnen in the puzzle contest of January -18. This was the eleventh set of puzzles published in the second *series of which the con- test published to-day is the thir- teenth set, and last: Archie Latimer, 1366 Campbell street, Oakland, watch; Fritz Grau, Prize - Winners in Contest of PCRTEAIT FUZZLE In the Portrait Puzzle given in the left-hand corner of this page, all of those mixed-up pieces when put to- gether will make a portrait. They are in reality th® cut up sections of a photograph of a man whose face should be well known to all of the =1 v Street, Sacramento, gun; Lee i i et Wil readers of The ‘Sunday Call. It is Norvell, 820 ' Sacramento street, m n and éficouragement for their admir- suificient to say“that if you succeed Vole]o; watel;“W. Logan, 306 Fifth a UaP 18t abie - woek'r ithe. paszles, wvan (hough, Yhey in getting all these pieces put to- 2VeBue, San Francisco, ping pong n nave aill§ots win prizes gether ds they should go.you wiil S¢t; Frank: Boyd, 1016 Kirkham : Edith Bafker. Nevada City: Frank Tayor, street, Oakland, locket; D. R. Baum, Main street, Fort Bragg, magic lan- tern; Harry Arnold, 35 Hill street, San Francisco, magic lantern; Mich- ael ‘Schnitman, 1405 Folsom streef; 830 East Eighth street, Oakifind: Mbilip Rice A sanfuel : — * have no difficulty in telling whose picture it is. The puzzle must bs solved with the other puzzles on-this page before you can hope for a prize, Cut out all of these pieces and paste . 1617 Chapala - strest, Santd'‘Bar McBride, box 63, Pacific Grove, par~ Kemp, bjx' 194 chesi; Winona Webb, 758 South Olive street, Los Angeles, magic lantern; San Francisco, skates; Joseph Robert, 185 East San Fernando street, San Jose, ping pong set; Hérbert Robson, 421 Clement street, San Francisce, watch; Grace Evans, 124 West Clock stre:zt, LureKa, magic lantern; Louise them together on a white piece of paper, thereby restoring the original photograph, so you can tell whose picture it is. Then write the name of that person on the line indicated for that purposs on the coupon above. May Rickard, 1224 O street, Sacra- mento, work box for girl; Willma Whitman, Hotel Albany, Oakland, ping pong set; Ross Richard, Beanm street, Grass Valley, work box; Liz- zie Sorensen, Warm Springs, watch; 662 Eas: y Francis, Ross Valle b W < *0ld Mother Goose, when she wanted to wander, Would fine gander.” Mothe» Goose fs casy to you find her gandert o e ) , % . Moiher Hubbard, she went to the cupboard & bome.” Where is the dogt te get her poor Who threw the snowball? \