The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 24, 1904, Page 16

SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY CALL | Solve the Puzzles, Fill Cut the Coupon cnd Send It to ke Fuzzle Editor, | ftnday Call, S.F. To Puzzle Editor. Sunday Call San Francisco: Below in thelr proper num- bers nlease find my <olution of the W Fre ek’ B FosesiGevesasee Saages I $ cececccescsncaccccnne cesnns € cocenncaces PR cececcsne | | | $ cecscccencace cecsssaccnacee | | | 6 ..l.... P | | | THESE ARE THE PRIZE 726 -z vsz.fg: January 24, 1904, WINNERS OF JAN. i0. Street or P. O. s } CRY" ciissisosssacnsassddascs 2111 Jones street, San Franelseo; eat Johnson, 517 Logan avenue, San | Marguerite McCarthy, Smarts- | Mary Souza, Stockton; Velma SLALO su.vcvrvssscrnssnssnsnae Lodi: Henrietta Contata, Elm- hurst: Norine Fitzgerald, San Fran- cisco: Y. Ostrom, 2049 Steiner street, | San Francisco; Max Gans, 866 McAllls- | an Francisco; Rudolph If T win I choose for prize 0 McAllister street, San en Barton, Fresno; Ben | Watsonville; Charles Dodge, | | nta Cruz; Salita Graves, 517 Haight | ececcecessecsccsccsccncccccen | ancisco; Arthur Polin, | 1 street, San Francisco; ‘ Asher Sampson, Vallejo; Vera Bagot, | Lorin: Philo Murray, Fruitvale; Rose Cuilen, 7 Ritch street, San Franelsco; Charlotte Chapman, Oakland. 526 Har (See List of Prizes.) Watch For thRe EUIT PaGe of Qlever Puzzlz Weorkgrs - in the Next Sunday Qall. o 2 B a? T - —p | : HILDREN. Children, CHILDR . INTION, ERYBODY. There are three things of import- | r7 zzle Editor wants to cail your attention to this week. First and foremost is the ¥ did so very many of you miss the Alphabet puzzle last week? Surely you all know st thing you ienrn when you go to school? Then why is it that Icss, less, than one hundred and fifty of you got them right? It is amazing. Why, the Puzzle Eai- | tor-ywas sure that not a single child among you all could possibly miss any of those puzzles. And yet | nearly, affgof you were wronf. You niust that these puzzles are too easy, for if you do you will be careless, and carelessness loses pri Isn’t that the very f time. The'ssecond. thing should be an to ‘you'all. Just look at the four pictures at the top Nas of this page., They are the portraits of four 8 en, ‘41l from the same family, and all of them prize winners. ¢Aren't they perfectly wonderful? Now“is' YOUR chance. Don’t waste it. | o « ’ The third thing is that the next 2day Call will contain a full page of clever puzzle workers. | Are you among them? - Yeu can’t tell atil you look, so keep your eyes wide And here is another thing that the Puzzle Editor wants to speak of. Please don’t send in any tin- type plctures or proofs that are untoned—which means that they will fade as soon as they are exposed (o the sun, and don't forget to write your name and address on the back of each and every photograph. all means be sure that you are a prize winuer before you send in any picture at all. Now remember this: You will all have a ch not only to' win one of those 150 prizes. but get your plcture published as well. The Puzzle Editor w s all the prize winners from now on to send in thele pletures—thie whole 130 every weck If possible. Begin right now. 'Don’t wait. The more the merrier. e winners can ha ve their pictures published. tand Ethel a, 1236 Du- San There can’t be too many. But remember only the pr 2 Each of the Nine Pictures in this, the Scventh contest of the Sixth Series, represenis a Weather Forecast. Can you guess? - Ah! There is a rich reward for you if ‘you can. THERE ARE ONLE HUNDRED AND FIITY PRIZE Santa ward Miller, and this Is whas And now listen carefull t do to win one of them < of Nine Diferent Weather this page and w: m out in the space oppe purpose in tHe counon on this page, as per divections: 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. REMEMBER—To tii¢ FIRST ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOYS AND GIRLS who solve the Nine Name Puzzles correctly, oue of these ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BEAUTIFUL PRIZ will be awerded. 2 ++. And don’t forget this next point. hecanse it i< very important: ALL ANSWERS MUST REACH THIS OFFICE BY EFINDAY NOON. This gives ail those in the country an equal chagce (0 compete. Bead cversthing on this page. to be sure that you overlook nothing that will help yon to win a prize. JTHE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALL TWO WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, February 7. asts represented by the Smail Puzzie Pictures on the proper corresponding numbcr provided for the Quinn, 669 rold Trask, Francisco; Ken- neth Dick, 624 York street, Vallejo; I Eakle 1 Francisco Pacific avenue, San Vivian Webb, 5 Eighth relvn Reibeling, These are the T TY BEAUTIFUL BOOKS from which you may choose if you solve all the puz- Snow lumge. by Hawihorne: by Brown: Samanthn ai Saratoga. by Holley: The Sketeh Book. by Irving Istand, by AR wdell. Easti VS R 3 A Zr Tales From 2 re. by kamb: Tom Brown's School Days. by Hughes; 0i Arthur Dowdcll, Eastiand; Ethei ton; Martha Thomas, 1371 Sacramento street, San Francisco; Lorena Mellon, Twice Told Tales, by Hawthopne. and Uncle Tom’s Cabin. by Stowe. amento; Pearl Lu- Florence Coates, veuson; v 1 Francisco eanor Coll, 27 Fell street, Sap Fran- zles cortwetly: Lady of the Lake, by Scott: Light That Failed. by Kipling: Little Lame Prinec. by Muloek: | cis Be ice Miner, 1516 Sherman The Magic Nuts. by Molesworth: the Master of Ballantrae, by Stevensou: Mosses From an Old Manse. by etreet, Alameda; Laura Tade, 1009 I Hawthorne! Mulvaney Stories, by Kipling: Paradise Lost. by Milton: The Pilg Progress. by Bunyan: Sacramento; Etna Claypool, Plain Tales From the Hills, by Kipling: Prince of the House of David. by Iy and Wis Friends, | | Lafayette Kenneth Murphy, Porter- ti, 4166 Twentieth street, San Fran 3 o it i 37 Y, t e, 416 street, § - street, San Franci Marie Levey, 2i9 Alcatraz street, Oakland; ‘Neil N BOX 5 = € sisie “ e B 00 X J oy 9 : @ .4 b ND A i Pk 'INE ¥ < - NTS = yilie; Bisie Haesters, Glemwood; Edith cisco; John Riley, 2111 Jomes street, Stockion, Lucy Alexander, Healds- Crawfo:d, Cornwall; Wallace McBain, 3 : o X OF SUPERFINE FRENCH PAINT! YBrien, 477 Shotwell street, San Fran- San Francisco; Vernon Wilson, Stock- burg: Richard Hodges, 502 St an DBaum, Cslusa; Frark .. Sl et - - . - — +