The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-02
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Immediately above this line the reade,
sees SEES three s lines of incomplete letters.
words Only the lower two-f1fths of each
letter appears, the other three-ffths
9F o,yI been cut off. What are these
this very advertisement The words ara
not separated from each other; but
neither are the incomplete letters mixed
up at all; There is no transpOstiOn or
other trick: Taken one letter right after
the other from the first to the twenty
Jhlru' they spell four words. Each word
appears but once in this advertisement
words. They appear In different places
IN the advertisement, not in sequence,
ana ana no TWO words appear in one line of
The winning contestants must decide
what are the four words which the let
ters above, If complete, would spell, and
IN just what line of the advertisement
each or the four words is. 1t is a most
interesting contest. There is no chance
about IT.. 1t requires only ingenuity a.
Palnstak1ng care in its solution.
four words may be determined and ID
Gated In live minutes or 1t may take an
hour or two to decide what they are,
and to find them. The prizes aggregate
Five Hundred Dollars Two Hundred
dollars will be paid for the correct sOlu-
ton; One Hundred Dollars for the
nearest correct: Fifty Dollars for the
second NEAREST correct, and Twenty
Five Dollars each for the next six
nearest correct. II the prize In any
given case shall be won by more than
one. the prize will be equally divided
among the winners
All results should be addressed to Brain
Contest Editor, The Penny Magazine, 4S9
Fifth Ave. New York City. The contest
will close Jan. 18th. and the announce
ment of the result will be made in the
February number of THE PENNY MAG
AZINE. the winners receiving their
prizes before February LIST.
AS most people know, THE PENNY
MAGAZINE is one Of the greatest sue
cesses of recent times In the publishing
world. Its fourth anniversary was re-
Gently celebrated by banquet in The
Union League Club. New York City.
given by Hon. Chauncey~ NJ. ~Depew. who
has been interested in the Magazine
from the beginning. Its editor and man
ager is Thomas c. Quinn. formerly of the
editorial staff of The Boston Globe and
The New York Press. He is the man.
while managing editor of The Press. in
1889, the now national idea of having the
American flag displayed on all public
schools and public buildings every day.
THE PENNY MAGAZINE is an able
brilliant and patriotic magazine. whose
aim is to give 10 all the people publica-
Ilon OF the highest quality at the lowest
possible price. It's subscription price is
only twenty cents a year, for which sum
it is edited, illustrated. printed, bound
and delivered anywhere in the United
states, without extra charge, every
month for one full year. This present
contest IS inaugurated to introduce THE
PENNY MAGAZINE into new homes.
Each person entering this contest In or
der to be eligible to receive a prize.
MUST SEND WITH HIS OR HER AN
SWER TWENTY CENTS. for one years
subscription to the Magazine. All com
petitors In this contest may be assured
of absolutely just treatment In send
ing answers to this contest. the writers
should name the four words. should
write out IN full the line in which each
word appears, and should inclose twenty
cents with the answer to pay for the
subscription to THE PENNY MAGA-
They should also give the name and adj
dress of the person for whom the sub
scription Is Intended With these condi-
tions fulfilled. there is nothing to pre-
receiving of the prize money.
Now, who can win one of the prizeS2
What are the four words? Address