The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
ANY BOY OR GIRL CAN EARN $50 IN GOLD
WITHOUT MUCH TROUBLE
J. Donnan Reavis. Originator OF THE REAVIS SYSTE1" of HON
Building, Decides to Offer Prizes Aggregaing More Than Half a
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Every lad and lasse, under Is years of age viii be interested in this contest
for 1adf a hundred dollars in good United States gold coin
THE REANIS SYSTEM 81 home building, to be divided among the bright boys
or girls under Is years. who make the greatest number of English words from the
letters contained IN the famous advertising expression:
"VHOsE ROOF IS OVER YOUR HEAD@s
The occasion of this generous offer ON the part f"THE REAVS SYSTEM"
iso promote interest not only the home building business IF the donors, but also
oWa aufmlon TO he excursion aud picnic OF THE REAL ESTATE DEALERS
ASSOCIATION, which will be held a salah, June 29h
OF tn Pzeso offered 10y THE REAEls SYSTEM will announced and the prizes
viii be given to the boys or girls making the three largest lists of separate words
To the highest estimator goes the first prize So; second largest So third largest
Sl0-aIl in shining gold pieces
If the winners are present at satair on the day of the picnic the additional
sum of 50 vii. be added % each prize, and the money will be paid from the music
stand Of the dancing pavilion If however, the winners IRE not present their names
will be announced june Both in the newspapers. andethe money viii be paid ON de
mand at the office Of" THE REAVIS SYSTEM 1924 Main ST
Lake Herald; PERRY S HEATH, publisher Of the Salt Lake Tribune, and no
RACE q. WHITNEY, manager Deseret Evening News-wiI- act as judges and
absolute fairness will govern the awards
The estimates as received viii be dropped into sealed metal box the keys
ofWhth WILDE the hands of the judges
In order to give the judges time to inspect the estimates so as to make al
annomcemen Of the awards ON the day Of the Real Estate Dealers picnic June
18th the con0stw viii close June 27h at 6 p NJ and II estimates after that time
AS the estimates are received the time of arrival viii be stamped upon the en-
vlpe SO asto deal out Justice to all esimater&
We have endeayored to plainly state the conditions under which the prizes
viii be given, but hOder to insure absolute fairness to all of the cnhstntst
has been decided to append a few simple rules governing the contest manner Of
awards etc
FIRsr-ARy boy or girl under 10 years Of age is eligible to win the prize
in this contest
sECOND-The alphabetical letters in the six words, "WHOsE ROOF is
OVER YOUR HEAD%' may b eused rs soften as desired, the only aim being to ICON
srWt the greatest number If words from the letters contained therein.
FOURTH-SynoTTns viii be considered as new words
FIFTH-CIisGan Names names Of towns scientific terms, Bible names and
mathematical terms will be counted
sEXTH-Each word must be numbered consecutvey 50 as to simplify the
work of the judges
SEVENTH-Use typewriter ink in writing youre estimate. and write onvo oil
one side Of the paper Ruled paperi preferable
EIGHTH-m case of tie for any o the prizes, the amour of the prize will
be divided equally among tie shnaters
NNTH-Ony one estimate cn be made in me name.
TENTH-The Words "WHOsE ROOF Is OVER YOUR HEAD@ will not be
ELEVENTH-seaI your estimates in an envelope and mail it or deliver ia
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