The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 4, 1906, Page 16

THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY CALL. These Are the Lucky 150 Prize Winners in the Puzzle Contest of February 18 - Un, t Parrogt, 4 Liberty 'ushing, 74 >; F. Hones, San Francisco; Harry Plate, 620 H street, F. D. No. 2 Corning; Alice Camp- Frank Coleman, Dugard, Kent- %40 McAllister : nce Cox, box hinesar, R. D. No. ce Bernal, Livermore; Ninth street, San 2 Petaluma avenue, McCabe, Volta; Fan- “lementina street, San Scribner, Monti- 4i; Gertrude Rudolph Tra RO’)' Pratt, 408 McAllister eello; BEdwin San Francisco; Aleta Frank- box 662, Dunsmulr; Roscoe Lane, 967 Alabame street, San Francisco; Lloyd Lewis, Winnemucca, Nev.; May Ross, 243 O'Farrell street, San Fran- ciseo; J. F. Weaver, 5563 Forest street, Palo Alto; Hannah Mahoney, San Quen- tin; Helen Bannen, 1437 Harrison street, Ozkland; Harold -Grant Younsg, 1179 Park avenue, Alameda; Marian Cole- man, 2117 - Essex street, Berkeley; Archie Willlams, 91 Miles avenue, Oak- land; Nellle Butts, 663 Bremen street, Petaluma; Willie R. McKay, Lemoore, Kings County; Harold Jordan, 608 Narth Fifth street, S8an Jose; Albert Carlson, 3 Eappeler court, San Francisco; Flor- ence Beagley, 18% Page street, San Francisco; Leslie Feese, box 23, Lodl; Leonard Lee, 1537 Schiller street, Ala- meda; Carrie Ellis, Lodi; Clarence Mez- ger, box 704, Woodland; Forest Hurst, 1100 N street, Kern; Anna Haskell, Mar- tinez; Edwin Rice, S8an Anselmo; May Kidder, 1307 Guerrero street, San Fran- cisco; Mazie Hughes, Lincoln; Adrian street, + Gibhs, Murray, Larkspur; Harry Maxwell, 2041 Tremont street, South’ Berkeley; ‘Alma Ragan, R. F. D. No. 3, Sebastopol;“Jim , Leary, 518+ Oak 'street, San Franclsco; Begtrice: Richards, box 311, Dixon; Guy Esparto; Russell White, Fair- fleld; Gilbert Brown, 402 Japan avenue, San:Francisco; W. Coulsting, 516 Third street, “San ; Francieco; Abby Connor, 1450 Union streetj’San Francisco; Re- becca Budworth, 637 B street, Liver- more; Mildred Meyers, 2021 Alameda avenue, Alameda; Helen Thym, 931 Tay- lor avenue, Alameda; Isabel Whitaker, 781 Sutter street, 8an Francisco; Katle Hoffman, box 11,° St. Helena, . Napa County; Marjorie Wiggin, 2001 Chan- ning way, Berkeley; George Watson, 1716 Leroy avenue, Fuller, Agnew; Agnes Boulwar: man; M. J. Tracy, 1001 Pine st t, San Francisco; Douglas de Witt, Antioch; Salla Finely, 824 Twenty-second street, Potrero, San Francisco; Howard Becker, 8664 Seventeenth street, San Francisco; Orvil Dyncan, Guinda. New- Berkeley; Fred- ¥ EASYPUZZLESTHISWEER Beautiful Books—Onz Hundred and Fifty of Them—For : Those Who Gugss These Puzzles Teodal. e e O Here 18 n‘ nice little lesson In anatomy—just the sort of lessom that your teacher gives you at school, and one that should be interesting to every boy amd girl It refers to that favorite domesticated animal, the horse, with which you are all famillar. Ia each of the - elght small colored pictures published on this page to-day is comcealed the mame of some part of a horse, which you are expected to correctly guess. % It might be well for you to go into the parior or some other room where you can look out on the street while studying the pictures so that the constantly passing horses may ald you in your work. In this way you may find some-help and hasten the solution of the name puzzles. At any rate, don’t give up unatil you have suessed them Anll and mafled your list to the Puszle Editor of The Sunday Call. Here are some uméfln points to bear in mind. ALWAYS BE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN -THAT YOU GIVE YOUR ADDRESS CORRECTLY.and LEGIBLY, for several dozen books have been returned because of fa- correct addresses. S0 1f your name was publishéd and you did not recclve a book please write to the Pussle Editor. THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRIZES, and this is what you must do to win one of them: Solye the mames of the ‘different parts of a horse represented above, and write them out in the space opposite the proper corresponding mumber provideg for the purpose In the coupon on this page, as per directions; fill fn the coupon with your mame and address and give the prize you desire—Iif you win—and send the coupon to the EDITOR OF THE NAME PUZZLE PAGE, Sunday Call, San Franclsco, Cal REMEMBER—To the FIRST ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOYS AND GIRLS who solye the eight pussies 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 am equal chance to compete. Read everything om this page, to be sure that you overlook nothing that will help you to win a prise. ‘ THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALL TWO WEEKS FROM TODAY, MARCH 18, 1006. These are the BEAUTIFUL BOOKS from which you may choose if you solve all the puzales correctly: -~ “Whittier’s Poems”; “Longfellow’s Poems”; “Wonder Book,” Hawthorne; “Undine,” Fougue; “In Memo- riam,” Tennyson; “Idylls of a King,” Tennyson; “Marmion,” Scott; “The Princess,” Tennysom; “Tartarin of Tar- ascon,” Daudet; “Queen of the Alr,” Ruskinj “Lowell’s Poems”; “Laddle and Miss Toosey’s Misslon”; “Idle Thoughts of sn Idle Fellow,” Jerome; “Bab Ballads,” Crawford; “Prue and I”; “Paradise Lost,” Milton; “Vicar of Wakefield”; “Twice Told Tales”; “Rubaliyat of Omar Khayyam.” % Solve the Puzzles, Fill Out the Coupon and Send It to the Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, S. F. To Puszle Editor; Sunday Oall, San Franctsco: Below in their proper amme bers please find my solution of the mames of the different parts of a horse represented ia this week’s puzzles: L spnecsnssenrrsgrnnressen B oasprssiisseisrasnes NS LN N T, OSSO D G S0 S S B S D e 0000 S L s ST S LG B R DS S S0 000G 005055505, QA AR € onrnens s LRSS 10N EERERS NS OOLR GO BEBEIBERIED. AP RDL IR PRSI T T N A I B s I D S S G0 DD TV TN 3 P HHDIN: SRR OL ISP PERRY e BRSO oo LTI U RS R March 4, 1908 Name sosssssprssarssssstaseen Street or P. O..iovarninnnanven CIY covssrnrnsnirisninssnanane State ......onnmes £ I win I choose for prize R N G G s b e S R S G T b G S G 00 5 5 % P -