The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 10, 1904, Page 16

16 THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY CALL. THESE ARE THE PRIZE WINNERS OF DEC. 27. ey HESE the mames of (he lucky children who won pric:s in the puzzie contest—ihe Names of Places in the United States Worth Visiting—publishc! in The Sunday Call of December 26 Har- Dorothy I ml& 1828 T , Los Ange Ies \l Castro r:‘fll Y Georgetov h street, E tt street, San Francisco; retta Gallagher, 604 Eddy street, § Francisco; Carri \'m\d Main street kton; F. , 8 Pine t, San }Tanusc Charles M "Laurel avenue, San Fran- cis Carl Calilr , 12 Jones etry ancisc John McLachlan, treet, Palo Alto; Ruth Wiles, R. Marquard, 1138 ~Filorida S Fran: 0; Edgar Manning, Townsend, 671 Twenty- Oskiand; Grace Joselyn, street, San Francisco; Hazel i reet, .San South Sut- Parrot(, 665 and; Lester Pearl- b ry avenue, San Fran- cise )h Coleman, 524 Post street, Francisc Irene Woods, 1252 reet, Oakland; Leona Cole, et, San Franclsco; 8 Twenty-eighth »; Charlotte Vin- in street, San Francisco; Lightbbdy, street, San Francisco; Modesto; Pearl Pearson, st street, San Jose; Eu- 2458 Ashby avenue inerald Voodry, t, Stockton; Frances Robin- #on, 5 Middle street, San Francisco; Rissland, 8 Virginia street, Hampshire B. Campbell, 8 Stockton Camilla Hediger, 1 street. Stockton; 180 Larkin street, Bell, 2010 Sutter Francisco; P. J. Shuster, 819 Chico; Clara Hoey, Eu- reka: Lioyd Evans, 1635 Page street, : San Francisco; Lee Norvall, 51t Sacra- mento street, Valiejo; Louis Norval, o street, Vallejo; Grover a: Marie Brueck, 228 South im street, Stockton; Johanna Niedling, 1502 Pacific avenue, Sen Fran- cisco: Cora Plerson, 943 Jones street, Ban Francisco. 210 West q DorOTN Y AND ZAYAFOND cRAWZFORD - | L~ b/} B WU PVZILS | ! <SP The Best Chanmgs Ever Offgred the Bright Children Whe Can SoWe'fhese PUZZYES- 2 And now, children, the Puzzzle Editor wants to have a serious, heart to heart talk with you, so lis- .- ten. every one of you. This week there are only Seventy-Seven little: hoys and girls who guessed the of December 27 correctly where there should have been a full One Hundred and Fifty and more. Seventy-Seven. Think of that. Aren't’ you ashamed? AREM/T YOU ASHAMED? Well, you ought to be. To think that you have been giving so. much time to Christmas joys and Christmas toys as to be utterly forgetful or indifferent or worse to the solution of these vuzzies. There were hundreds and hundreds of answers, -but. how, careless.you all were, Why, some. children had them all wrong— every single solitary one of them. Aren’t you ashamed? And think what splendid reward. Did you see'the full M of photographs of puzzle winners last Sunday? Have You looked at the full page of photographs of- puzzle winners =i Sunday? Are you among them Well, jf you are not you should be, so be wide awale, "Now Is your chance for a prize and the-honor,Qfavinning it. ... . And fiere is_another lhlng that the Puzzlé Editor wants to llwll of. Plcne don’t send in any tin- type pictures or proofs that are untoned—which “mecans that they will' fade as' soon as they are exposed to the sun, and don’t forget.to wekte your-namé-.and- address.on.the back of cach and cvery pholugraph. And by all mcans be sure that yon arc a prize .winner before you s‘:nd in any picture at all. Now remember this: You will all have a’chance not only to win one of those 150 prizes, but get your picture published as well. The Puzzle Editor ‘wants all the prize winners from now on to send in thelr pictures—the whole 130 every week if possible. Bggin right now. Don’t wait. The more the merrier. There can’t be too many. But remember only the prlfc winners can have their pictures published. Each of the Nine Pictures In this, the Fiffh contest of ‘the Sixth Seric$, represents a Letter of the Alphabet. Can you guess? Ah! There is'n rich reward for you if you can. And now listen carefully: THERE ARE OVF HUNDRED AND FIFTX PR!ZES, and this Is what you must do to win one of them: Find thé names of Nine Different Letten of - the Alphlhet rzpmscnud by tlle Smlll Puzzle Pictures on this page and writc them out in the space opposite the proper cortespanding ; number;. provided. for _the purpose in the coupon on this pagc, as per directions; fill in the coupon with your name and:address and the prize you desire—if you win—and send the picture, with the coupon attached, to the EDITOR OF THE NAME PUZZLE PAGE, Sunday Call, San- - Francisco,: Cal. - Ry REMEMBER—To the FIRST ONE HUNDRED AND. FIFTY BOYS AND GIRLS who solve the ‘uu Name Puzales correctly, one of these ONE HUND“BD AND m¥ mumun PRIZES will be awarded. s And don’t forget this next point, hemu:e lt Il very lum ¢Am AIBWERS MUST REACH THIS OFFICE BY FRIDAY NOON. ' This gives: sil these in:the ‘counmtry ‘@in equal chance to compete. Read everything on this page. to be sure that you overlook m‘n‘ that 'will help you to win a prize. THE NAMES OF EHE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALL TWO WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, January 24.' These are the TWENTY BEAmmnmmanymflmnlnnflthewflu correctly: * A Dog of Flanders, by Ouida; The Chimes, by by Sheldon; Tom Brown's School Days, by, Hughes: Rab and His Friends, by Brown; Knlckerbocker's His- tory of New York, by Irving; The Blithedale Romance, by Hawthorne; Paul and Virginia, by Saint Plerre; The Prince of the House of. David, by Ingraham: A Christmas Carol, by Dickens: J. Cole, by Gellebrand; Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Carroll; OJd Christmss, by Irving: A Child’s Garden of Verses, by Stevenson: Jessica’s \First Prayer, by Stretton; Christie’s Old Organ, by Walton: The Pligrim’s Progress, by Bunyan; The Cricket on the Hearth, by Dickens: Laddie and Miss Tooscy’s Mission OR A BOX OF SUPERFINE FRENCH PAINTS. ; Black Bewuty, by Sewell; In His Steps, ARE DEEP N~ Solve the Puzzles, Fill Cut the Coupon and €fend It to the Fuzzle Editor, i Sunday Call, S.F. To Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call San Francisco: Below In their proper num- bers please find my solution of the names of Nine Different Letters of the Alphabet repre- sented i this week's Name Puzzles. sesssnsenee 8 seecnccnns S -, T eoeceee sseNseweemassen January 10, 1904.