The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 5, 1903, Page 16

* 16 Solve the Puzzles, Fill Out the Coupon 1 and fend It to tke Puzzle Editopr, funday Call, S.F. To Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco: Below in their proper mum- bers please find my solution of the Names of On.rptnur"rodl“ represented in this week’s name puszies: B cecciecesccnccsccrcncceness (Bee List of Prizes) THE SUNDAY CALL. AIl of These Ten Picturgs Represent the Namgs of § P ————— e Qarpenter Tools---Qan You Gugss Them and Win a Valuable Prizg? N these days of general upbuilding and unexampled prosperity every boy and girl in the country ought to know th. names of the implements that are being used to erect such splendid monuments to Uncle Sam’s commerclal‘prosperlty. What, for instance, do you know about Oarpenter Tools? Everything «r nothing? Now, children, please don’t confes; that it is the latter, for every one of you, no matter how re- mote you may live from the big centers of metropolitan activity, has certainly had a chance to observe “.these builders at work. If by any untoward eircumstance you haven’t, all that you will have to do is to go out, look about you until you see a house, a barn or a store in the process of being hammered together, and then, approaching any of the good-natured carpenters at work there, ask him to give you the names of all the many odd and curious looking tools that they use. With that list to guide you, just go over each of the ten puzzle pictures (n thig page and see if you can solve the mystery of what they conceal within their lines. The Puzzle Editor, though he would like to give you one or two answers to help and encourage you, notwithstanding his decision made a few weeks ago to allow you to struggle with them all yourself in future, can assure you that they are far from being as difficult as “they look. Just try them and see, and don’t forget that there are Forty Valuable Prizes for the lucky ones. And ngw each of the ten pictures in this, the SEVENTH SET in the FOURTH SERIES of the Sunday Call’s great puzzle contests, represents the name of Carpenter Tools. Can you guess them? Try and see if you are .uccessful—well, read the list below for the rich reward that will come to you. REMEMBER—You may send in as many answers in your name as you wish, provided only that you have a coupon to accompany each answer, and—REMEMBER—there is no age limit and young and old may compete. THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALL TWO WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, July 19. Now here are the important points for you to remember: The First F rty Boys and Girls who send in correct solutions to these ten pictures before ndon next Friaay will win a prize. Don’t forgst that point, oecause it is very important. ALL ANSWERS MUST REACH THIS OXFICE BY FRIDAY NOON. This gives all those ir the country an equal chance to comipete, Read everything om this page, to be sure that you oveilook nothing that will help you to win a prize. 3 This is what you must do to win one of those forty prizes: Find the name of the Carpenter Tools represented in each of the ten puzzle pictures and write it out in full in the space opposite the ‘proper - corresponding number provided for the purpose in the coupon oa this page as per its directions—all in your name and address and the prize you desire—if you win—and mail the coupon to the Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco. FOLLOW THE RULES OR YOU WILL BE DEBARRED. This puzzle contest of the FOURTH SERIES will close five weeks from to-day, but as a further réward for cleverness and industry a special prize of $10 and a second prize of $5 will be award- ed for the highest percentage of correct answers in the whole series of thirteen weeks. These are the TWENTY-FIVE NEW PRIZES from which you may select if you solve all the puzzles correctly: Fishing rod, knapsack, belt buckle, pocket-knife, boy’s nickel chain, wrist purse, fish- ing line, hook and sinkers; bathing suit (for boys not over 14 years old), tennis racquet, catcher’s base- ball mitt, ping pong.set, baseball, letter seal, postage stamp album, set silver beauty pins, baseball mask, naval war-game, silver bracelet, gold-filled " horseshioe brooch, silver stick pin, silver hat pin, woocen writing desk, nail-file, hair comb, doll. . o Those who won prizes in the Fifth Set—the Names of Flowers—published in The Sunday Call of June 21, wil. find their names in the announcement printed in another column. ————m— Briz ‘Winners in. | Qontest of June 27%. ELOW is given the list of prize winners in the puzzle contest of June 21. This was the Fifth Set—the Names of Flowers— in the Fourth Series of Name Pus- gles, begun on May 24. See if you are one of the lucky forty winners: Helen Urban, B street, Petaluma, silver hatpin; Marie Reymolds, A mona, ping pong game; Lieta Jones, 7138 Ninth street, Sacramento, horse- shoe brooch; Edith Forington, Pase Robles, silver bracelet; Flerine Ar nold, 85 Hil street, San Fran- cisco, silver Dracelet; Margareh Healy, 1016 Webster street, Ala- meda, silver bracelet; Elsie Xalley, 1835 Webster street, Alameda, silves bracelst; Nerva BStevens, Stocktesm, silver stickpin; Ries Carney, Stechk- tom, wrist purse; Hasel Boxil, Som- erville, silver bracelet; Dora Hoek, Mount Eden, ping pong setjy May Tyler, 1028 Bush strest, San Fran- cisco, silver bracelet; Maud Orockets, Boulder Creek, silver hrmcelet; Bthel Bmith, 1089 Xaguna street, San Francisco, naval war game; Buth Dewey, 718 Petaluma street, San Rafael, silver beauty pins; Mary Moyle, Point Richmond, balt busklej Myrtle Lovejoy, Btockton, magie lan- tern; Ruby Wemple, San Jese, tennis racquet; Bertha Carrell, 1156 Madi- son street, Oakland, tennis racquet; Allie Rood, 1502 Golden Gats avenus, San Francisco, writing desk; Chester Gilbert, 819 Thirteenth street, San Francisco, fishing rod; Willle Gard- ner, Fruitvale, fish hook and line; Harry Appleton, San Jose, naval was game; Henry Kubler, Mount Eden, pocket-knife; Darwin Smith, Sacra- mento, ping pong set; A. H Sun, Hanford, tennis racquet; H. Merrill, ©58 Seventh street, East Oakland, ?tflhel"l mitt; Lesley Jones, Sacra- mento, set beauty pins; Leon Cam- eron, 351 Devisadero street, San Francisco, naval war game; Theodore Dietrich, 547 Jersey street, San Francisco, ping pong game; George Howell, Presidio, San Francisco, catcher’s mitt; Kellogg Cushing, Martinez, writing desk; Fred Seigel, Los Angeles, bathing suit; Henry McCray, Salinas, writing desk; Wal- ter Hoober, 2411 Howard street, San Francisco, catcher’s mitt; Henry Turk, 915 Bryant street, San Fran- eisco, fishing rod; Allan Telford, 100 Park. Hill avenue, San Francisco, nickel watch; Charlie Crockard, 3243 Twenty-third street, San Francisco, tennis racquet; Willie Glass, Seaside, bathing suit; Osborn Webster, 3279 Central avenue, Alameda, fishing rod. DRAW] viLcasn OEPEND Younm so i © ERT S e SRt ATt <