The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 2, 1903, Page 16

ok : : IR Lol SN wiskaAN AREE) N : £ A s ‘ . Prize winners in Contest oF Juty 19. < ELOW is given the list of prise 3 winners in the puzale contest of July 19. This was the Ninth Set—the Names of Human Qualities— in the Fourth Series of Name Pus- zles, begun on May 24. See if you are one of the Jucky torty winners: Florence Latham, San Jose, pocket knife; Ruth Dewey, San Rafael, naval war game; A. J. Nicholls, Som~ ersville, silver hatpin; May Tayler, Oakland, wrist purse; Merls Bunn, 783 Stevenson street, San Franciseco, brooch; Grace Meredith, Napa, ping pong geme; Edris Estes, Escondido, silver bracelet; Laurs Anderson, Vallejo, writing: desk; Etta Linguori, Agnew, beauty pins; Della Hammer, Ukiah, silver bracelet; B. Armstrong, Los Angeles, wrist purse; Florence Gramma, Bieber, doll; Lillian Levy, 17 Russ street, San Francisco, tennip racquet; Bernice de Long, P18 Min- nesota street, San Francisco, beauty pins; M. M. Schulz, Porterviile, ping pong set; Dorothy McNulty, 1913 Stockton street, San Francisco, stamp album; - Lydia Bowen, 430 Lom- bard - stréet, San Franeiico,” ping pong set; Eva Armstrong, Sacra- mento, silvér bracelet; Edna Brun- dage, San Jose, silver hatpin; Ruby Wemple, San Jose, wrist purse; May Nichols, Vacaville, bracelet; Richard Kellogg, 185 Mission street, Santa Crusz, bathing. suit; Milner: Sharp, Los Angeles, letter seal; Les Ander- son, 921 Minna street, San . Fran- cisco, bathing suit; Morris Marks, 1007 Howard street, San Franciscd, pocket knife; Leora Houghton, East Oakland, bathing suit; Silas Masters, . Riverside, fishing rod; Ernest Bowls- by, Merced, knife; ¥. J. Byme, 1047 Tennessee street, San Fran- cisco, writing desk; Eden Lovejoy, Stockton, nail file; Vernon Peck, Oak- land, knife; Leon Lansdale, San Yose, stamip album; Bert . Reid, Oakland, . knife; Louis Murry, Ross, writing . .desk; Mathew Cooper, San Jose, bath- fng suity Sherwood Hanocock, 389 | NN s } - Rafael, catcher’s mitt; Frankie Web- City . ber, Ban Jose, catcher’s mitt; Willie | Miller, . 1613 Larkin stveet, -San \v — Solve the Puzzles, l Fill’Out the Coupon énd" Send It to ‘1the ¥fuzzie Editor, funday -Call, S.F. Teo Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, 8- Francisco: below in their proper num- birs pleass find m> sclution of the Names of United States Warships represented in this SR k| 10 ..oess esanssas cssssessesie August 2, 1903. | Sorect 88 P, O.eccscciscioecnenn Samsesssssienernren " Milton Smith, 324 Elsle street, San Francisco, writing desk, . / | } BUBED - oi s éhssimespacsasseinton | { Rach of These Ten Picturgs Represents the Namg of Onz of "ickens® Stories---Qan You Gless Them end Win a Valuzble Pfi_ze? N JUST TWO WEEKS MORE, CHILDREN, THIS PUZZLE CONTEST OF THE FOURTH SERIES H WILL CLOSE. SO DON'T FORGET THOSE $5 AND $10 SPECIAL PRIZES. And now what do you know about Dickens’ stories? Surely there 1s a subject that you _ should know everything that there is to be known. Nowadays not to"have. read Dickens is not-to be fashionable, or cultured, or educated, or any of the things that make for ;wisdom , and_up-to-dateness. 8o, of Bourse, you have all read Dickens’ works. Perhaps some of you have réad his stories so long ago that you have almost forgotten them. But stop to think for a minute. The.titles alone are-such classics that you ought to be able to.rattle them off like your alphabet, or the m\gupllc&fion' table; or the names of capitals, or any of the other things that boys and girls at school 5o dearly love. s 2 Offhand, for instance, there is “Davig Copperfield” and “Pickwick. Papers” and “Old Curiosity Shop” and—but doubtless you have already been refreshing your memory frém the overstocked shelves of your library. That being the case, you can struggle with the ‘pictures fors yourself. Those prizes are L worth it. T Remember. each of the ten pictures in this, the ELEVENTH SET Jn the FOURTH SERIES of the 3 Sunday Call's great puzzle contests, represents the name of one of Dick :,:Storlu Can you guess them? - Iry and see; if you are successful—well, read \he list below for the rich reward that will comse to you. BREMEMBER—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—thers is no age limit and young and old may compete. g, i t b THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALL ' TWO WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, August 18. Now here are the important points for you to remember: The First Forty Boys and Girls who send in correct solutions to these ten pictures before moon next Friday will win a prize. Don’t forgét that point, because it {s very important. ALL ANSWERS MUST REACH THIS OFFICE BY . FRIDAY NOON. This gives all those in the country an equal chance to compets. Read everything on this page, to be sure that you overlook nothing that will help you to win a prize. This is what you must do ta win one of those forty prizes: Find the name of ome of Dickens’ stories represented in each of the ten puzzle pictures and write it out in full in the space oppo- site the proper corresponding number provided for the purpose in the coupon on this page as per its di- rections; fill in your name and address and the prize you desire—if you win- an the Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco. ¥ g % d mall the coupon to FOLLOW THE RULES OR Y2)U WILL BE DEBARRED. This puzzle contest of the FOURTH MT two weeks from to-day, but as a | further reward for cleverness and industry a pecial prize of § a second prize for the highest percentage of correct answers in fiup'holl .?':;,tmm‘ p‘ 3 of $5 will be awarded These are the TWENTY-FIVE NEW PRIZES from vhlnfiq‘o'n may select if puzzles correctly: Fishing rod, knapsach, belt buckle, ’oukn-k'nlfg. ‘boy’s nicikel ehnn,’::!:lt:n:,u a:t ing line, hoox and sinkers; bathing suit (for boys not over 14 years old), tennis racquet, catcher’s v ::::'.1:. ;::ltt, ':rlng P:,niu set, I‘:uebldl,‘.\mer seal, postage-stamp albim, set silver beauty pins, baseball : gam 'ver bracelet, .gold-fill rseshos broach, tpin, : wooden writing desk, nail-file, hair cnmh,t?iou. 5. oy Rt e st Those who won prizes in the Ninth Set—the Names of Human Qu alities—published B day Call of July 19, will find their names in the announcément printed; » Db ‘An another column. +——_—————_,___ & T win i choose for prise @ee Bist of Pripea) SR €F | —— —_—m—e——————————p