The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 1, 1904, Page 16

16 THESE ARE THE PRIZE WWINNERS OF APRIL17. R e . contest - of April Island; 1lis Ro- George Albrig de, Cemer ¢ Jones street Nifholson, 494 Guerrero Hil Boriand, \ resa Horn, amo: C. E. < Smith, runcisco: El- i Elta Lah- ilantyne, San Union strest, idney Senke, Talare: Warren M Harmon, Bel- Dickson, Tulare; eat avenue, Petaluma: Charlic Mc- San Frar- sce; - Dudley - Frost, Ala- a Snider, Fall Ri Mills; 451 Tenth street, San Calbreath, 112 Jones : Gladys Schulte, San Francisce Mary Davis; . San Franciseco: Eimhurst;" a . Sko »i Alice . Kle 5 Stanley Fulla A Pine street, San Fran- cisco; Tulare; " Calm> Wiles M. Martin, 7 Guerrers street Francisco; Larena Pliillips, 1223 Jones street, San Francisco; F. T. Haines, 548 Stockton street; Robert Do- lan, 173 Hertford streel, San Francisco; Robert Maule- Alameda: Harold Fla- harty, §2% Post stteet, San Francisco: Tresa 'Harman, 82¢ Harrison street, San Franciéco: V. Rademacher, 1255 McAl- lister street, §an Francisco; Herman Kibn, Alameda: Edwin Schroeder, Ala- meda: .Lucile Browge, Los Gatos; B. Provines,- San- Jose: Harry * Medland, San Jose: Mariafi Watson, 1466 Tiwelfth street. Oakland; Pear] Van Metér, La- achle,. Oakjand: Leo Grove street, Oakiand: e Farrell, Petaluma: Bonny: bard;. Berkeley: Amelia De- Watsonviilg: Nellie Cook, 573 reet.” San' Frahcisco:' Hazel te, San-Jose: Nicholas' Lettunich, Watsonville: Ellsworth Melion, 379 Al- catraz avenve, Oakland; Clafre John- ston, San Pablo: Guy Kirkpatijek. Kei- BEYV Ollie Edwards, San Crus; Clara Aitken. Kingman: Maud Russag, Haywards: Morhea Wells, San Jose: Eleanor Yorge, 1108~ Potrefo avenue, San Francisco: George Brown, Walnut Creek: Josiz Lewin. %66 Castrq street, Ozkland: Ro=a Lewin, 865 Caetro street,” Oakland: Louise Marston. 595 Webster street, Oakland: Chester Hunter, Calis- toga: Mamie Davis Port Costa: Wi- jam Terry. Richmond: Albert Steine hart, Santa Clara: Esther Leon, Fow- Jer; Harold Okell. 1135 O'Farrell street, Ban Francisco; Edna Murphy, 26528 Mc- - Allister street, San Franvisto; Angus % =) o »‘;o 250 IgERLE UNDY TMPERAL STUDIO PHOTO = ' THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY -CALL. EASY PUZZLES TO-DAY ! RSN HILDREN, what do you know about trees and grography? you wiil find the do hitve ever seen them o) tures 1, 2, 3 and 4 in a wink. that you can guess pi know ail about geograph, Lake Huron, the Great Salt Lake, cte., cte. or course ther Those books “ail for themsclves. ‘s ticularly. postofiice yumber. dresses. And don’t forget the gallery of honor. ner before you send In any picture at all. your picture published as well. —the whole 150 cvery week If possible. can’t be 100 many. Begin right now. them< s % ‘ va.as shown In pictures 5, 6, WEEKS FROM, TO-DAY, May 15. S o zles correctly: Gaskell; Gulliver's Travels, by Swift; Pigrim’s ¢ by Brown; Tom Brown’s School Days, b . by Jumeson. .« . ¥ B PIEA LA Pl e R o L SR S0 IKnow all about it, of course. Well, then, e contest this week the egsiest you have ever tricd to solve. . Whether you ot you know all about peach, plum. pear, app While as for ?. You learn it at schoal and you, sec various branches of it constantly "nfli- tioned in the news of the (l-.; . Fol instance, yow all know about the Great Lakes of America—Lake Erie, : But, however, if you ‘don’t all that you have to do is to get out your s¢hool books, turn 1o the map of America in your geography and—there you are. is no need of telling you nghln what rich reward is in store for you if you win. L But, children, pay strict attention now. Here is'something the Puzzle Editor wants to speak of par- You must not only give your nagme and the ‘town and State wherein you live. but the street or This is lmportant because many books are being returned because of incorrect ad- PLEASE DON'T SEND IN ANY TINTYPE PICTURES OR PROOFS THAT ARE UNTONEL—which means that they will fade as soon us they are exposed to the sun, and dom’t forget to write your name and address on the back of each and every photograph. And by all means be sure that you are a prize win- ° And remember this: You will all have a chance not only to win one of those 150 prizes. but zet The Puzzie Editor wants all -the prize winners to send in their pictures Don't walt. The mdre the merrler. But remember, only the priZe winners can have their pictures published. E . THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRIZES, and this Is what. you must do to win one of g Bind the names of Four Different Trees as shown in pictures 1, 2, 3 and 4 and Four Lakes in Ameri- 7 and 8 on this page and write them out.in the space opposite the proper - coffespontling number provided for the purpose in the coupon on this page, as per directions: fill in the "céupuu with your name and address and the prize you desire—if you win—and send the couvon to the EDITOR OF THE NAME PUZZLE PAGE, Sunday Call, San Francisco, Cal. A » REMEMBEK—To the FIRST ONE HUNDRED AND FiFTY BOYS AND GIRLS who solve the twelve Name Puzzles corrcetly, one of these ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BEAUTIFUL PRIZES-will be awarded. g Ard don’t forget this next point, becaunse it Is very important: THIS OFFICE BY FRIDAY NOON. This gives all those in the country an equal chance to compete. ‘Read cverything on this page, to be sure that you overloo: nothing THE. NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISH ALL ANSWERS MUST REACH Etpwfll help yop to win a prize. — le, lemon and orange trees so cography—why who does not There IN THE SUNDAY CALL TWO Thase -are the TWENTY BEAUTIFUL BOOKS, from which you may choose if you solve all. the puz- , Adventures of a Brownie, by Mulock: Alice’s Adventures.in Wonderland, by Carroll; The Blythedale Ro- mance, sby Hawthorne; A Child’s Garden of Verses, by Stevenson; The Chimes, by Dickens; - Oranford, by Progress, by Jdobn Bunyam; The Song of Hiawathn, by * Longfellow: Laddie and -Miss Toosey’s Mission; Lueie, by Meredith; The Magic Nuts, by Molesworth; Old Christmas, by Irving; Paradise Lost, by Milton; The Pleasures. of Life, by Lubbock; Rab and His Friends, ‘iughes; Treasure Island, by Stevenson; Shakespeare's Hgroines, 2ot A ( Solve the Puzzles, Fill Out the Coupon and Send It to the Puzzle Editor, funday Call, S.F. To Puzzle Editor, Sunday Oall. San Francisco: Below in their preper num- bers please find my solution of Four Different Trees and Four Lakes in America represented in this week's Name Puzzles: s I 4 devsveciasevisaseessssnasne | | . May 1, 1904, NaM® cccveiccccceissrnccncnne Street or P. O, sesessenssssennen If 1 win I choose fer prize seessesed seeriissasesanensene " (See List of Prizesy : Vogt, 1566 Thirteenth ‘avenue, East QOakland; Loris Walker. 1080 Six- teenth street, East Oakland; Bes- sie Boyer, 11068 Willow street, Oak- land; + Clarence ' Pyper, 686 Nine- teenth street, San Francisco; - Ryth Dewey, 1525 Scott street, San Francisco; Willie Seymore, Santa Rosa; Hazel Dayton, Duncans-Mills; James Gibbs, Duncans Mill;- Hazel Bailey, -Tomales! Walter Watson, Sehastopol; Wilbur Houk, Visalia; Florence White, 1184 Eighteenth streei, Oakland; Kate Tay- lor, 858 Castro street, San °Francisco; May Taylor, 838 Castro street, San Francisco; W. Dooley, 1323 Natoma street, San Francisco; Carrie Green, Vallejo; Beatrice Cohan, Alameda; Fred Shock, Allendale; Lavid Lee, 2454 Post street, San Francisco; Violette . Jones, Merced; Charles Maggini, 2623 Laguna street, San Francisco: Frank “Kitson; 77. Cumberlana street, San Fra icisco; Ida Aubry, 141 Jersey street, Sai. Francisco: Ella Parkin, "1908 Mfs- sion street, San Franeisco; Tom Foley, 26 Stone street, San Frangisco; May Dunney, Vallejo; Walter Farnlacher, 2701 Sutter street, San Francisco; Hem bert Bliss, 1347 McAllister street, Sam Francisco. 3