The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12

Every lad and lassie under Is years OF
age viii be interested in this contest Tor
naiI a hundred dollars in good United
States gold coin.
This splendid prize has been hung up by
MT J. Donnau Iteavis, originator of
THE REANIS SYSTE1T' of home bufld-
Ing 10 be divided among the bright bows
or girls, under 10 years, who MAKE the
greatest number of English words from
the letters contained in the famous adj
yertising expression;
WHOSE ROOF IS OVER YOUR
HEAD2'
The occasion of this generous offer ON
the part OF THE REA us SYSTEM is
10 promote interest, not only I'm the home
Duildlng business Of the donors. but also
70 draw attention to the excursion and
picnic OF THE REAL ESTATE DEAL
ERS ASSOCIATION, which VIII be held
at Saltair June ..
at this picnic, which promises to be the
greatest ever held in Utah. the award Of
the prizes offered by THE REAVIS
SYSTEM viii be announced. and the
prizes viii be given to the boys or girls
words. To the highest estimator goes
the first prize So second largest, $i5;
third largest Seal in shining gold
If the winners are present at saItair
on the day of the picnic the additional
sum Of s. viii be added TO each prize, and
the money VIII be paid from the music
stand or the dancing pavilion. II. now
ever, the winners are not present their
names viii be announced June 30th in
the newspapers, and the money VIII be
paid on demand at the Office of THE
REAVfS SYSTEM,' 1924 Main street.
Three prominent citizens " lLLlAA III
IGLEIiEAItIt manager Of the sat Lake
Herald. PERRY $. HEATH, publisher OF
the Salt Lake Tribune and HORACE @.
WHITNEY, manager Deseret Evening
News-wiD act as Judges. and absolute
fairness viii govern the awards
The estimates, as received. viii be
dTOpped into a sealed metal box, the KEYS
Of which VIII be iii the hands Of the
judges.
In order to give the judges time to in-
spect the estimates So as to make an
announcement of the awards on the day
of the Real Estate Dealers picnic. June
23tn, the contest VIII close June Zith at
p. m, ana no estimates after that time
will be considered
AS the estimates are received the time
of arrival viii be stamped upon the en-
velope. so as 70 deal out Justice to al
estimaters.
We have endeavored to plainly state
the conditions under which the prizes
so!ute fairness TO all Of the contestants.
il has been decided to append q few SIM
pie rules governing the contest manner
OF AWARDS ETC. p4-r.rs
Tristan boy or girl under - years
of age is eligible TO win the prize I'D this
sECoND-The alphabetical letters i'm
the six words. WHOSE ROOF is OVER
YOUR HEAD?' may be used as often as
desired the only aim being 60 construct
the greatest number Of words from the
{ letters contained therein.
THIRD-Plurals or possCssiFes VIII not
( be considered new words.
Synonyms win be considered
as new words
FIFTE-Christiau names, names Of
towns scientific terms. Blble names and
mat hematical terms VIII be counted
SIXTH-EaCh word must be numbered
consecutiveiy. so as 60 slmputy tne work
of the judges
SEFENTH-Use ink or typewriter iu
on one side OF the paper. Ruled paper IS
Drefe-a bic.
EIGHTH-In case OF tie for amy Of
she prizes. the amount Of the prize VIII
be divided equally among the ue estllna-
tiers.
NINTH-Only one estimate can be made
rf5r-rif-,fhe Agords WHOSE ROOF
IS OVER YOUR HEAD?' VIII not oe
counted as new words
ELEVENTH your estimates DID an
envelope and mail is or deliver d. IN per
son addressed Go
ssTTIE REAVIs SYSTEM"
WHOSE ROOF IS OVER YOUR
GUESSING CONTEST.
32-34 Main St. 1.-THE =. G.. 81. Us opp0-
site" salt Lake City, btah-
WELFfE-Each contestant VIII MI
out his or her estimate i'm the manner
stated below. and failure TO do SO VIII
invalidate your claim 10 the prize
FORM or ESTIMATE.
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