The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 21, 1904, Page 16

| Solve the Puzzles, THESE ARE THE PRIZE WINNERS OF FEB. 7. TSRS, Fill Qut the Coupon and Send It to § the Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, S.F. HESE arc the names of the 150 lncky children who won prizes in the puzzie contest—ihe nine lifierent Names of Birds—pub- lished in The Sunday Call of Febrnary 7. - Bakersfield Paul | ) | | To Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco: | Below in their proper num- | bers please find my solution of the Nine Different Geographi- | cal Terms represented in this | week’s Name Puzzles: | 3avoy. San Franeiscq: Hanlon Crump, | 41 Hancock street, San Francisco; E. | L. Crump, 141 Hancock street, San € ceiicctttctrctrinsnsncncnns i Harold Mosher, Berkeley; Sacramento; R. Mosher, | | Alice Tyler, Sacramento; Vallejo; Margaret Rogers, i essie Doram, 1039 Howard San Jose street, San Francisco; Milton Smith, 1039 Howard street, San Francisco; M T Wadhdms, Santa Clara; Emerson B Spear, 1306 :Sherman street, Alameda: - | R. Pfaeflle, 3 Guerrero street, San Fran- May Fletcher, Mill Valley: Dorothy Tsade Williamison, Tuolumne; Henry cisco; Myra Treat, 1812 Van Ness ave- Coombs, Napa: Dorothy French, 31 Russell, Haywards; George Phenic, 1611 nue, San Francisco; ' Minerva Jefres, Kleventh street, San Francisco; Jessie Fifteenth street, San Francisco: E. Fin- ' 3364 Nineteenth street. San Francisco; Gee, Vallejo; Maurice Shortridge, Hotel nie, 363 Oak street, San Francisco. A SR ¢ - 8 ceicctcccccasetcincancccene P g . - * a, - b = Onz Hundrzd and Fifty Bzautiful Prizes. For Those . iy d s ‘ . ~. Who Qan Gugss These Puzzles. i HE puzzle pictures on this page to-day all represent Geographical Terms. No. 1 is a Kingdom. ¥ Now you opght: to be able to! zuess, the rest without any difficulty whatever, ‘that is if you go to ot school and rémember whiit you study. Geography ought to be one of your chief studies, now that o Japan” and Russia are trying to sce which of them shall rule Manchuria. And as these different pic- February 21, 1904, tures represent all sorts and conditions. of geographical; terms - yau oughbt to be able to tell which of them wilk apply most to China’s conditlon when' the war isove However, as these pictures also repre- sent mountains, “capes, bays, canals,-Islands, ' lakes, ‘gulfs, cities, States and all such things as these, you have a very wide margin of gucsses to choose from. However, a hint to the wise is sufficient, so the Puzzle Editor will leave the rest to you. Wake up, ‘children. And when you Bave solved these puzzles think of the rich reward that is awaiting you. Have you read “Rab and His Friends,” “The Prince of the House of David,” “The Snow Image,” “The Magic Nuts,” Name ...ccovvicriinnirancens and, oh, all that -fine list of :bboks cnumerated below? Because If you haven't you don’t know what you arc. missing. .- And th onlyy'way to find out is to win one of these beautiful books. o Annile Beav- And licre ts another thing that the Puzzle Fditor wants to speak of. Plense don’t <end In any tine . < " type, pictures or proofs that are untoned—which means that they will fade as soon as they are exposed to the sun, and don’t forget to write your nase and address on the back of each and every photograph. T I S N N And by all means be sure that you ave a prize winner before you send in any picture at all. Now_j’cmcmber this: You wiil all have a chance not only to win ene of those 150 prizes, but get your J picture published as well. The l’nzz‘lo Editor wants all the prize winners from now on to send in thelr o pictures—the whole 150 every week if possible. Begin right now. Don’t wait. The more the wmerrier. There cain’t be too many. But remember only the prize winners can hate their pictures pubiishedl. "TE#eh™or the Nine Pictures tn this, the Eleventh contest of the Sixth Scries, represents a Geographical Term.: Can you guess? Ah! There s a rich reward for you if you can. And now listen carefully: 'HERE ARE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFIY PRIZES, aud this Is whas » you must dd to win one of them: B Find the names of Nine Diffcrent Geographical Terms represemted by the Small Puzzle Pictures on this, vage and write them out in the space opposite the proper corresponding number provided for the purpose in the coupon on this page, as per dircctions: fill in the coupon with your name and address and the prize you desire—If you win—and send the coupon to the EDITOR OF THE NAME PUZZLE nor Brown, 1 BIALE coocnccccerrracaniananae ¥ "M\;‘\v’v;a\ PAGL, Sunday Call, San Francisco, Cal. : > Four: REMEMBER—To the FIRST ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOYS AND GIRLS who <olve the Nine ) ‘|, Name Puzzies correctly, one of these ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY 'BEAUTIFUL PRIZES will be | guori, Agne swarded. p If 1 win ! choose for prize isor street, San And don't forget this next point, because it I= very Impontant: ALL ANSWERS MUST RescChH e S — Rut vell. Los Angeles: THIS OFFICE BY FRIDAY NOON. This gives sll those in the country an cqual chauce to compete. w ~Rehd. everything 0o this page, to be sure that you overlook wothing that will help vou to win a prize. THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALL Two WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, March 6. : b tockton; went Alice W) era, 1307 O'Farrell D LT T :n’t:; q!:(;r‘: :l;(:‘“':_;g \'\':zt These are the TWENTY BEAUTIFUL BOOKS from which you may cheose if sou <olve all the pnz; Carrie Merrill, 2192 Fifteenth 'f_‘"r»;;':- zles correctly: Lady of the Lake, by Scott: Light That Failed. by Kipling: Little Lame Prince. by Mutock: San Franciscc Marion Richards The Magic Nuts, by Molesworth: the Master of Ballantrae. by Sterznson: Mosses From an Old ®lanse. by ssl_ : su;;;‘{]v street, San Fran Hawthorne: Mulvaney Stories, by Kipling: Paradise Lost. by Milton: The Pilgrim’'s Progress. by Buangan:i (See List of Prizes.) l:s:' =2 d!'l"q_m!ki“;:'f:‘:} ::lufl;_ to; > 3 Plain Tales From the Hills, by Kipling: Prince of the House of David. by Ingraham: Hab and His Fricnds, i X ey ) ('im‘;'(); T :’Aén‘r‘._“ T;u;aph‘.lui; (l'-':uz"fl?i]ev‘]iom;-b%it ;\?- ll‘jr.'idnciscu; Iseslie_ Koegel, 9 Cumber- by Brown: Saumantha at Saratoga,.by Holley: The Sketch Book. by Irving: The s-:ww tmage. by Hawthorne: | :“,: {.,a:,"{_w ‘}-;,v]:;(nlrt:\nhi’ \y_uirp_ o4 * Meredith, Menlo Park; \\"il“l‘ H:’:ie, ?anmsf)[nr.em'J;unkl;\lxl:‘:;:;wévg:x's WS:Ill—l 'l:.l" From Shakesponre. by Jamh; Tom Browis Schous Dfl‘.-"- o llu:!m; Treasure Istami. by Stevenson; | i leten oermer” aaorma, Soher, Fifth street, Santa Rosa; Louls Friant, Francisco; Grace Clark, 607 Buchanan Twice Told Tales, by Hawthorne, and Uncle Tom's Cabin. by Stowe. | I Otetia Fol ausalite. Masan oy 12¢ Clayton street, San Francisco; Street, San Francisco; Willle Koegel, 7 - L . B ; Mason Fol- Grace Fauth, 238 Fourteeath street, San 9% Cumberiand street, San Francisco: - = v 3 xd * —_— % “To-Morrow’s Tangle”---Wat;:h for the Great California Novel Next Suvnda'y. j