The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 23, 1905, Page 12

S R Greor peont 0o T 1T Y2 STl e S Y YE e i Ba ABLE 76 TALK e Bz DL SCrmooe Pt T A% &S5 YAy mairy - | ) Trese Are w olve the Puzzles, : Fill Out the Coupon and Send It to the Puzzle Editor, ¥, Sunday Call, the Lucky 150 Prize Winners Below In their proper num- bers please find my solution of the names of battles in the rev- olution in this week's puzles: GG S DG LG GGG B S GGG ELG: T TR rrravoeron T PR T O - To Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, ? San Francisco: g » i‘ Js Hickma anton; avenue, Pleas- street, ston, Santa Cruz. - Francisco; tta Bein- Fred Pa- n Francisco; 1 avenue, San / Baker ' . Dibble, @ OSBRSS SRRSO GO S . hth av- . ; e a Gifford , EASYPUZZLESTHISWEER 1 James 3 April 23, 19085, 3 street, San i ¥ 3 e San Ansel- ¥ I Beck t street & s sc dolling, 918 s oiehe X _ 3 - e = Lesiie Ker- Bealtiful Bocks---On: Munzk:d and Fifty o Them--- D, iego; NAME «cosnessssnssnnsssssscn street = - ; ; : For These Whe Guess Tnese Puzzles Te-Day. Willie R an Fran- ¢ SR0G00000 0% : ” (‘]‘;"F‘,’”I":,‘bi:; ig Now then. children, here is where you get back at the Puzzle Editor for all those weeks of aif- § } < I Iind, Wano- 8 ficult puzzles. This week you will have 1o get out your school histories and go over the revolutionary ; R 2432 Jackson 2§ battles, for the joker here Is to find.the nanies of the eight battles of the revolution that are represent- Steet o P: Gaoesosands & “”"'“:’i‘)z“” 2 ©d by’ these eight pictures, 5, 3 s . s 2 Eva Lvmie Mo % Of course, many of them will be very simvle: others will require a little fignring, but all of the 3 K y & eight, with the possible exception of “\White Piaihs,” should clear up. after @ little worki % 4 Here ‘are some particulay points' to beuar in ‘'mind. © ALWAYS BE ABfiULL‘TEIli" CERTAIN THAT Roy Bridge- Bertollaci, Laskie street, 741 Mijs. Florence street, San 13 - Laskie s Allen Clarke, Parther, Fairfield; sall, 1507 Oak street, San Mabel Carter, “Alvarado; Menio Park; Paul View; Alice May- ; Ed de Nike, Tracy; O'Hara Oakley; Frances t, Woodland: Freda Schwert, nd; Beatrice Freund, 843 Church street, San Francisco; D. L Wood, 1312 en Gate avenue, San Francisco t Gates, Santa Cruz; Clifford Gates, Santa Cruz; Jessie ‘eres; Eda Buss, Vallejo; Sadee 300 Bush street, San Francisco; Kellogg Cush- Mamie Withrow, Crockett; Nich- cison, Piedmont; Roy Wahlander, Sac- ramento; Helen Flynn, Alameda; H. Gullick, Gibbs; Emerald ygod,ryt # YOU,GIVE YOUR ADDRESS .COR RECILY A e of Incorrect addresses. So if your mamc was published and you did not reccive ‘a’ book please | write 1o the Puzzle Editor. REMEMBER THE RULES CONCERNING PICTURES. Don’t send In untoned proofs or stamp photcs, unless they dre very plain. Those who work ln!‘d but are so unlucky as to just miss may get thelr plcture in as a reward for tryinz. Pi-‘res never appear at the samc time with the names. THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRIZES, and this is what you must Go to win one of them: 3 Solve. .the. names of revolutionary -battles given above. and. write them out in the space opposite the proper corresponding number provided for the purpose in the coupon on this page, as per directions; fill in the cqupon with. your name and address and give the prize you'desire—if you win—and send the cou- Pon to thé EDITOR 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 correclly, one of these ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BEAUTIFUL PRIZES will be awarded. .. And don't forget this.next polnt; because it is very lmportant: ALL ANSWERS MUST REACH THIS OFFICE ‘BY FRIDAY NOON. - This gives all those in the country an equal chance to compete. Read every. thing on this page, to be sure that you overlook nothing that will help’ you to win a prize, THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALL TWoO WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, May 7. Eovts N X e . These aré the BEAUTIFUL BOOKS from which you may choose if you solve all the puzzles cor. rectly: Through the Looking-Glass, by Carroll; -“‘Iebster’l Dictionary; Tom Brown's School Days, by Hughes; Rab and His Friends, by Brown; Kidnapped, by Stevenson; - Fairyland of -Selence, by Buckley; Tanglewood 1y; Rip Van Winkle, by Irving; Dog of Flan- From an Old Manse, by Hawthorne; Ten Gems from Kipling; Lee's Pocket Encyclopedia N ND LEGIBLY. for several dozen books have betn returned -