The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 18, 1904, Page 16

THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY. CALL HANS and GRETEL A Fairy Story ar d castle on the vered with moss and ere once dwelt a little a their uncle, who About half a mile a plan of ind green ring. with se told them But,” = in that safe from start for it early was clear and fortunately le was to 2 beautiful e bonbons. sight the ted on their g they traveled, n found de river, order_to was a di- in de- very 2 they quoth he, If, like me, you ion to the le the squir- id him their nothing at all.” sald the squirrel ouragingly. “Don't be alarmed at what you see. 1 am going to make & bridge for you.” Thereupon he began to grow and grow and grow. ‘What great teeth he had and what a tall! He was really a very feroclous Jooking enim: Finally he became so large that his tall spanned -the river «end made a bridge, the like of which bas never since been seen. Over this bridge they all went in safety. When they were on the other gide they watched the squirrel grow smaller and smaller, until be was his natural size once more. But to their dismay they found that the fairy ring.was still a long way. off. In the meantime the uncle had re- turned and discovered their flight. He immediately put on his seven league boots and started In pursuit. These boots were his one magic possession. They had been given him by an old witch for whom he had once done a ice. Just as the squirre! had become his the uncle came to the river. n an old ocak tree sat the ‘wretches,” said have them. If Che uncle, -:: - mossy-stone to rest for a moment, but - . BVWAT TV 5i5 CIOUNT 70 TEACHER W RV AN\ EASYP . LES THISWEERK okis-0n = '-«l%-‘\u!qfirzd. and Fifty,-o? Tjtz WHhHo Gles; These Puzzles” To-Dayl PUZZ o otk ose Well, children, this week there are no answers to publish edition two weeks ago, but there is a lttle fairy: tory instead. Now that vacation is all over these puz- zles to-day are very appropriate, for they rcpv' ‘Ahe Jhames of articles used by fishermen, and you have all surcly been fishing this summcr. With the exception of the ope picture which stands for ¥/dipsy” all the other ferms are common enough. . C i P4 g PLEASE DON'T SEND IN ANY TINTYPE PICIURES 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 \xih’n‘: and ; 4 % b2 % address on the back of each and every phot *{And by all means be sure that you are a_prize’ win? % ner before you send in any picture at all ?‘ 5 R i S St THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRIZES, and this'Is ‘what yoi®#ust:do to Wil one of - them: > e v : Find the names of articles used by fishermen and write them out in the space opposite the proper cor- responding numbérs provided for the purpose in the coupon on' this page, as per directions; fill in the cou- pon with your name and address and the prize you desire—if you win—and send the coupon to the EDI- TOR OF THE NAME PUZZLE PAGE, Sunday Call, San Francisco, Cal. REMEMBER~—To the FIRST ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOYS AND GIRLS who solve the eight puzzles. correctly, one of these ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BEAUTIFUL PRIZES will be awarded. And don’t forget this next point, because it is very important: ALL ANSWERS MUST REACH THIS OFFICE BY FRIDAY NOON. This gives all those in the country an equal chance to compete. Read everything on this page, to be sure that you overlook nothing that wiil help you to win a prize i THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALL TWO 3 WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, b ¢ These are the TWENTY BEAUTIFUL BOOKS from which you may choose if you solve all the puz- zles correctly: E Treasure Island, by Stevenson; Tales From Shakespeare, by Charles Lamb; Cranford, by Gaskell; Dog of Flanders, by Ouida; Emerson’s Essays; Gulliver's Travels, by Swift; Imitation of Christ; Little . Lame f Prince, by Mulock; Master of Ballantrae, by Stevenson; Two Years Before the Mast, by, Dana; Paul and %’ Virginia, by Saint Plerre: Pilgrim’s Progress, by Bunyan; Plain Tales From the Hills, by Kipling; Phantom # Bicksbaw, by Iiipling; Longfellow’s Poems; Abbe Constantin, by Halovy; Pamdise Lost,'hy Miltons ‘Black Kipling. 7 ; Rock, by Connor; Joe, by Saunders; Ten Gems From can, with my seven league boots™ ° Mis revenge. ‘Th vain the wicked uncle mtmm He calmly seated himself on & large attempted to rise. It was of no use. till the next morning, when they found He sits there as & fossfl to the present . themselves In their own beds. The » day, uncle, however, had disappeared. .And, As for the c¢hfldren and the old nurse besides, it could not have been all a —when they finally reached the magic dream, because of their aching bonea, when 'he attempted to rise he stuck fast to the rock. This was the work of the squirrel, who recognized was WMWWYMM Solve the Puzzles, Fill Out the Coupon and Semd It to the Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, S.F. R To Pumle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco: Below in their proper num- bers please find my solution of the names of articles used by fishermen in this week's pus- zles: BSOS I PP IR ARSI LRI PEIA SOGGIUG UL ORGSO LR NSRS 000 0000, sesssssssaresisssssnasansan & 2 56 S cecessssscsavesrsrvesvsanas B cesssvesrsasinsssisessensaen T ceeraresviscavisrascses 25554 PGLE000555% A, AR AR ARSI PP OSS. B AL S APPSO BAR LI PIPS R G G G 05 00 B S G O i G b G % D T s N I T R G G 0 S o b s D405 50 o B0 S0 555 S0 SIS0 000008 G G S04 B tscevesvessseiasnsaveewane September 18, 1904. 25 TOTRTTTreN N N N N POTOTIveN Oreve OG0NG00S0 00G5 000000 N N e AP P A AR R L T S o G T o T 00 S S S S b S S b b L S0 R0 05 5% Street of P. Os vevennens City . L et if T win T choose for prise o e o E S TP NI BLE ST