The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 20, 1904, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY CALL. These Are the Lucky 150 Prize Winners j : § Solve the Puzzles, ¢ Fill Out the Coupom & % and Send It to \j the Puzzle Editor, § Sunday Call, S. F. £ in the Puzzle To Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco: 3 Below in their proper num- 3 bers please find my solution of % the names of fruits and vege- ‘5 tables in this week's puzzles. 3 Contest November 6 - » : H H H H } H H H ceoecemene Fred Leek, dever, Salin- tah su—eel, San » ! H ! ' ' H H | : % 2 \h L T ——— \\ ilie Rich- eet, Oakland; ramento; Wilfred Rosalind Rosen- urt, San Fran- Hoos, 1674 Twelfth a a King, Ala- 823 Fell Irene Slevin, Feeecorcsnmsmnnnnanna. ————— SERpEMMp e 35 B N e e e e e AR A AR RS DI AAR S AP II I AR A AR RESPEASBRI SIS I 2 20 E ¥ A E Beautiful Bodks--=-0On3 Hundead and Fifty oF Them==-- For Those Who Gu2ss These Puzzlzs Te-Day. O ard, Renton, ckton; Mary November 20, 1904. Once again the host of bright and active puzzle workers march away with 150 books. And the Puzzle Editor is as pleased as each and every winner is. ButJately there have been so many more correct answers coming in than could possibly win that the Puzzle r has determined to give a “consolation day” to-day. There are represented here the names of eight fruits and vegetables, all of them very familiar terms. In one of the pictures it is intended to make the man’s nose reddish. Only those will be award- ed prizes to-day who have been unsuccessful for the past six weeks, -nd the entire 150 books will go as “consolation” prizes. REMEMBER THE RULES CONCERNING PICTURES. Don’t send in untoned proofs or stamp photos, un' (h\) are very plain. Those who work hard Dut are so unlueky as to just miss may get their picture in as a reward for trying. Pictures never appeareat the same time with the pames. THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED AND FIWTY PRIZYS, uand this Is what you must do to win one of them: Ashbury street, p Cullen, 1556 Street or P. O....... R 04 Find the names of fruits and vegetables on this page and write them out in the space opposite the proper corresponding numbers pm\lded for the purpose in the coupon on this page, as per directions; fill in the coupon with your name and address and the prize you desire—if you win—and send the cou- pon to the EDITOR OF THE NAME PUZZLE PAGE, Sunday Call, San Francisco, Cal é per SYI‘lel 20 Te- l"abel REMEMBER—To the FIRST ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOYS AND GIRLS who solve the elghs 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 thosc in the country an equal chance to compete. Read everything on this page, to be sure that you overlook nothing that will help you tg. win a prize. THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALL TWO WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, December £. L : | ! %% % Z; E % } HREL 25 i § vi_zw?'d‘f;' These are the TWENTY BEAUTIFUL BOOKS from which you may choose if you solve all the puz- 3 Veronica Mc. tles correctly: %g ullivan, Ag- Ten Gems From Kipling: Beautiful Joe. by Saungders: Black Rock, by Conner: Abhc Constantin, by 3 Oakdale; Esther Halevy; A Fine Sea Story for Boys; Uncle Tom's Cabin, by Stowe: Prince of the House of David, by In- = i 4 32 - . win ocose for prize Francisco; Jean Patterson, 929 Sixty- 406 Clayton street, San Franciseo; graham; Imitation of Christ, by Thomas a’Kempis; Adventures of a Brownie, by Mulock; Alice In Won- « T D $ first street, Oakland; Harold Liese, 1113 Hazel Payot, 406 Clayton street, 'San. {3 derland, by Lewis Carroll: Black Beauty, by Scwell; Little Lame Prince, by Mulock: Sketch Book, by :§ Twelfth avenue, Oakland; Fern Alder- Francisco; Bert Taber, Fruitvale; Mar- . Washington Irving: Window in Thrums. by Barrie: Tom Brown’s School Days, by Hughes: Evangeline, # son, 726 Fifteenth street, Oaklund; Mil- guerite Bell, 1556 Eddy street, San . by Longfellow; Old Christmas, by Irving; Lady of the Lake, by Scott; Bryant's Poems: Treasure Island. by :5 & dred Burnham, 437 Austin avenue, San Francisco; Albert Morgan, 818 Groye Sl ? ’ - - rpet. TFrancisco; Sydney Biederman, 439 Aus- street, San Francisco; Nana Morgan, 2 . ,y\,,:n 3 You 8, Stockt un av enue, San Francisco; Alice Hitch- 818 Grove street, San Francisco; Earl , Berkeley San Jose avenue, San Fran- Morgan, 818 Groye street, San Franels- cisco; Francls Curtis, 3171 Twenty-fifth co; Tom Bresnahan, 642 Natoma jjodges, ‘Alameda; Cecil Chamberlin, avenue, East Oakland: J. I‘. Crean, Grace Lyons, 174 Dorland street, San % % Street, San Francisco; Florence Stelter, street, =~ San = Tranclsco; = Gertle jrgjgsburg; Keriton ~Chamberlin, Oakley; Charlie Whister 87 Willow Francisco: Clara Houston, Byron: T3 24 Dubc: “avi , S by - " ley; v 3 recn Street, Breom e G e O O ey Os g TOMAND, | 11 eg1asbure; Margaret Bateman, Val- street, Oakland: John ' Mushy, -San Arthur Forderer, Alameda; Eleanor % 4 > s - % Gahre, 43 Zella Eddy, 409 L street, San Fran- Helwlg, Agnew: Gilbert Brierley, -1€jo;. Percy Norris, Santa Rosa;_ Clar- Quentin; Charlie Snow, l“vAIeerl: Foyderer, Alameda; Hans Karpe, s 1 f Pri 3 i cisco; Georgie Wange, 174 Guerrero Agnew; Geraldine de Lay, 345 Golde’n. ence Drew, 1262 Seventh avenue, East avenue, Oakland; ~Marie. Lindberg, Brune street, Waldhausen, Hanover. . st ¢ street, San Francisco; Mildred Payot, Gate avenue. San Francisco:- Norma _Oakhnd Alice Kleupter. 1321 Fifteenth Berkeley;, Edith Heywood, ‘ Berkeley; Germany; Eva Dunlap, Oakdale. [ S A SR SR ana A o) TR