The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 30, 1903, Page 16

- SIXTY BEAUTIFUL NEW PRIZES:-- 16 Solve the Puzzles, Fill Qut the Coupon and Send It to the Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, S.F. To Pussle Editor, Sunday Oall, Ban Fraacisce: Below in their prope RuUm- bers please find my solution of mmdwmm represented in this week's name B ccccsesccccircnnciccrrcncem P aciccsesmsscensncccccnnnncem € e mrcssscssacanasceccssscn 8 weccnmiiisasnsannsascessassss € circammascasssmmancescasncs e B copnhatiiphbastionsianpessss 8 iencccnscnscssananccseacecn ® cecccoscnnmnessseesccscsssase My solution ef this week’s Fairy Riddle is..... BAmS .cccevcccascconnsencecsse Street or P. Ouccvcenccccsssonm ALY o0e SE®E ..ccesvensnnsicccrntcnsiem 1f I win I choose for prize ...... cenesaceanescescettttnnom (Bee Lim of Prises) THE SUNDAY CALL, H, what impatient children! Could hardly wait until the paper came this morning, could yeu, te sée what the GREAT SURPRISE promised you last Sunday really is? Well, here it is—TWO0 FULL PAGES of it—and it is & big surprise, isn’t it? Couldn’t possibly have guessed what it was going to be, could you? And now that it is come, isn’t it simply dandy? Whgn you get through with these fascinating puzzlés you want to turn over and read every line of that page of “THE WONDERFUL KINGDOM OF WONDERFUL THINGS.” It is something so entirely new —se quaintly amusing—that you wonder that no one ever thought of them' before. Just turn over right now and look at those pictures. Aren’t they funny? Did you ever see such queer figures? Well, just wait un- til you get better acquainted with them and you'll read evéry line every Sunday with thrilling interest. In the meantime the Puzzle Editor wants to tell you about the other good things concealed in that big surprise. First, there will be MORE PRIZE WINNERS THAN EVER BEFORE and MORE NEW PRIZES TO CHOOSE FROM. Just read over that splendid list below and see what you'rs going to get. That is the reason the Fairy Riddle and the Name Puzzles have been combined like this—to give you an extra page. Under this new arrangement you can have all the fun out of both the Fairy Riddle Paint Picture and the Name Puzzles instead of being practically confined to one page or the other, as you were before. Isn’t that jolly? - Each of the nine pictures in this, the First contest of the FIFTH SERIES of Name Puzzles, rep- resents the name of one of England’s Rulers. Can you guess them? And that Fairy Riddle—but thers it is in big letters at the top of the picture. Can you solve itP AH! There is rich reward for you iz you can. Now is your chance. Remember there will be a SPECIAL $5 and $10 PRIZE for the highest per- centage of the whole thirteen weeks of the Fifth Series. And now listen carefully: THERE ARE SIXTY PRIZES, and this is what you must do to win one of them: First—Find the name of one of England’s Rulers represented in each of the Nine Small Puzzle Pictures on this page, and write it out in full in the space opposite the proper corresponding number pro- vided for the purpose in the coupon on this page, as per directions; and Second—After solving the Fairy Riddle printed in big letters at the top of the big picture hers- with, find all the objects the answer to the riddle represents; outline each in pencil or ink, and then color with paints, inks, water color or crayons the whole Paint Picture as artistically as you can make it; f11 in the coupon with your solution of the Fairy Riddle, your name and address and the prize you de- sire—if you win—and send the picture, with the coupon attached, to the EDITOR OF THE FAIRY RID- DLE AND NAME PUZZLE PAGE, Sunday Call, San Francisco, Cal. REMEMBER—To the FIRST SIXTY BOYS AND GIRLS who not only solve the Nine Name Puz- zles and the Fairy Riddle correctly and find all the objects enumerated in the riddle, but whose pictures are the MOST ARTISTICALLY COLORED, one of these SIXTY BEAUTIFUL PRIZES will be awarded. And don’t forget this next point, because it is very important: ALL ANSWERS MUST REAGH THIS OFFICE BY FRIDAY NOON. This gives all those in the country an equal chance to competa. Read everything on thig page, to be sure that you overlook nothing that will help you to win a prize. THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALE TWO WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, September 13. FOLLOW THE RULES OR YOU WILL BE DEBARRED. These are the TWENTY BEAUTIFUL BOOKS from which you may select if you solve all the pus- zles correctly: Treasure Island, by Stevenson; Two Years Before the Mast, by Dana; Samantha at Saratoga, by Holley; Tom Brown’'s Schoql Days, by Hughes; A Christmas Carol, by Dickens; A Dog of Flanders, by Ouida; Gulliver’s Travels, by Swift; The Magic Nuts, by Molesworth; The Little Lame Prince, by Mulock; The Blithedale Romance, by Hawthorne; Kidnaped, by Stevenson; Uncle Tom’s Cabin, by Harriet Beecher Stowe; Through the Looking-glass and What Alice Found There, by Carroll; Vic—The Autobiography of a Fox Terrier, by Marsh; Rip Van Winkle, by Irving; Rab and His by Brown; The Courtship of Miles Standish, by Longfellow; The Adventures of a Brownie, by Mulock; Black Beauty, by Sewell, and Laddie and Miss Toosey’s Mission. Prize Winners of JUG. 18. These Nine Plétur‘eé-ch‘reseot England’s Rulers—Guess Them and the Fairy Riddle ners In the puzzle contest of August Nidever, Preston, “The Pathfinder”; Lile BELOW is given the list of prize win- Ashland, Ore., “Flower Fables”: 16. This was the Thirteenth Set— the namés_of Things Seen in a Toy Store —in the Fourth Series of Name Puzzles, begun on May 24. See'if you are one of the lucky forty winners; Mary Bates, Richntond, wrist purse; Ruth Dewey, Saj Rafdel,?wrist purse; Jennie Raphael, #¥ Fillmore, streey, San Francisco, tennis rucqwit: Helen Sctiver, Sacramento, naval waf gamé; F. C. Pen- dergast, Vallejo, ping pong’ set; Leola _Bkipper, Vallejo, silver, bracelet; Irene Backe, 2622 Sutter street, San Francisco, tennis racquet; Belle Lassette, 1166 Powell street, San Francisco, silver bracelet; Janet Painter, Alameda, writing desk; Verion Peck, Oakland, ping pong set; Edith Smith, Oakland, wrist purse; Elsie Glick, Stockton, letter seal; May McCall, Oakland, writing “desk: Jessie Helman, Oroville, silver bracelet; Merle Bunn, 783 Stevenson street, San Francisco, naval war game; Clara Banfill, Byron, silver bracelet: Gertle Rosenbaum, 1584 Bush street, San Francisco, ping pong set; L. N. Dennison, San Luis Obispo, silver hat pin; Lillian Cooper, Suisun, silver brace- let; Charles Hopps, Alameda, writing $2Y. ° desk; H. Hanselman, 1808 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, ping pong set; Tom Men- ary, Occidental, pocket knife; Arola Hud- son. Oakland, writing desk; L. Davison, 1317 Devisadero .street, San Francisco, pocketknife; Elwood Hart, South Vallejo, catcher’s mitt; A. Huber, 1308 Polk street, San Francisco, tennis racquet; S. E. Tal- bott, Vallejo, ping pong set; Harold Cow- g ling, Santa Cruz, catcher’s mitt; Elbert g Kennedy, Windsor, writing desk; Herbert Hiestand, lLos Gatos, knife; Roy Wil- Hams, Oakland, catcher's mitt; Clarence g Dewey, San Rafael, baseball: Charles Rabing, 316 Jersey street, San Francisco, tennis racquet; Freddie Caber, 3739 Seven- teenth street, San Francisco, writing desk; Judson Starr, 632 Clayton street, S Francisco, tennis racquet; E. Bold- ‘ man, 2624 Sutter street, San Francisco; bathing suit; John Bourne, Bast Auburn, fishing rod; Lester Welch, Diamond, wrist purse; Edison Monton, Sacramento, bath- ing suit; Alletta Lewls, 80 Fulton street, San’ Francisco. 3 Here follow the names of the fifty prize winners in the ‘““Terf Little Red Men” Fairy Riddle, published August 16: Virginia Ford, 161 Hawthorne street, San Franecisco, “A New Fashioned Girl”; Harold Mosher, 3008 Harper street, Lorin, “Tale of Ashant!'War”; Frank Dame, lian Wheeler, Tiburon, “Flower Fables™; y Alex Jones, Alameda, “The Lone Ranch™; Margaret Conley, Sacramento, ‘““Water Babies”; Ruth March, Stockton, “A New Fashioned Girl";: W. Adair, Alamedc, “Princess of the Moor”: Juanita Undere hill, San Mateo, “Queenie’s Whim"; Leor- ard Coombs, Agnew, “The Lone Ranch”; Mary Bates, Richmond, “Flower Fables™; Dora Brink, Lakeport, “Flower Fables™; Jesse Ingersol, Tracy, “The Deer Slayer”; Walter Klien, 1507 Jackson street, Sams Francisco. “Tom Brown's School Days”; Audrey Taylor, Tom Brown at Oxford™: McAllister street, San F Moor™'; Suisun, “Queene 1039 Howard ter Babies avenue, San Whim"; Lucy Bonner, San Francisco, » ence Fernhof, 11 Oakland, - Helen Spinney, : Joste Garzoll, f the Abbey™; ‘Children of the Hemphill y"; Kate Pe street, Oakland. Sawtelle, Rose Days”; M. Thomy Twenty-fourth street, San Francisco, “Children of the Kenneth Pyle, Gilroy, “The Tafe Readhead 2919 Laguna street, cisco, “Hunting in the Great ertfe Vierra. Moss, “Adventures Hattle Strahle, 1574 Church 2 n("M(rfi.l “Princess of the AecGuire, 126 Erie street, “Queenie’'s Whim"™ Hislop, Stockton, “The Spy": Eisi er, East Oakland *T sie McKenzie. Francisco. “Hunting in the Great Wes: Helen Kearn, 224 San Jose avenue. San Francisco, “Tom Brown's School Days™; Sadie Ruff, 425 Bryant street, San)Fran. cisco, “The Earl Queen”: Ruth Howers, Berkeley, “Water Babies" Eva Coleman’ 524 Post street, San Francisco, “The Lone Ran Audrey Cooper, Suisun. *wg Brown's School Days™: Josephine Iuvlt‘: 509 Point Lobos avenue, San Francisco. “Flower Fables": Maggie Blake, Oalk. land. “Queenie’s Whim"; Allan Marshaly, 612 Fell street, San Francisco, “A New Fashioned Giri”: Ethel do Gomez, A burn, “Queenie’s Whim.” b