The San Francisco call., 1908-12-05

- ODAY the younger juniors are
given a Jig saw puzzle. in which
they are introduced to some new
animals, the Kinkajou and the Lemur,
and TO wonderful bird called the
Jacana- Please study the directions for
forming these marvellous creatures very
carefully, and mail the puzzle, when
YOU have il pasted together. to the
puzzle editor Of The Junior Call, and
remember that il must reach the puZ-
.zle editor not later than Wednesday
afternoon as, unfortunately. good
many puzzles arrive each week too late
Tor use.
For the benefit OF those who may not
ne familiar with the conditions OF this
contest il is necessary to repeat that
u is for the younger juniors only.
those who are 10 years of age and
younger. Those who are older than 10
wears viii please not enter this contest.
they are eligible for the limerick
contest particulars Of which are given
on the second page.
Il is also necessary TO repeat that the
prizes are awarded to the first 20 cor
rect solutions contained in the first let
ters that are opened, and it viii there
fore be seen that the osIt of town con-
testsnt has an equal Nchance with the
younger juniors who live in the city, so
those who live in the country or in
other towns should send along their an
swers just as quickly as they can. Only
% prizes are ava rded each week. but
many Of the little people who have not
received prizes have written the puzzle
editor that they are delighted to see
. their names on the roll of honor, and
that they intend TO keep on trying un-
III their names appear among the prize
winners. and that shows the right
spirit The children all enjoy the patch
o.. work picture puzzles and they gener-
ally work very hard until the picture
IS complete. Please remember that
each picture should be marked with the
age Of the contestant.
The younger juniors who have been
awarded prizes for the Emyoid, Fla
mingO and GrampDn are:
Herbert Barth, Alta, age 9 years.
Doris Hrnter, San Anselmo, age
years.
Elizabeth Carnahan, Blue Ledge
mine, Eileen, age 10 years.
r J. Kennedy, 1870 Addison street,
Berkeley, age years
Alvin Candy. Valley Ford. age s
years.
street, Alameda age 6 years
Kathryn Herman. 1915 Green street,
san Fra-neisco, age s years.
san Francisco. age g years.
Emma A slattery, Bloomfield age
years
f-iDiSS 4ASAANi5s -aiN 0uos d Sc .
Meta Morris. corte MADEIRA, age Z
Mildred Morton, Redwood, R. F. D.
!. age s years.
Myrtle Nelson. Lime Point. sausalito.
age 10 years.
Joe Waterman, 347 South Eleventh
street. san Jose. age s years
Julius Gattorna, box 90, Milpitas
road. San Jose. age 9 years.
Vivian Arnerich. 73S Seventh ave-
nue.. San Francisco. age : years.
Dorothy Grebe, 3045 Peralta avenue
truitvale. age 10 years.
Stewart B. Chandler, box ZIG, Mill
Valley, age 9 years.
Vera Vaughan, Saratoga, age s
years
ROLL OF HONOR
The names Of the children who sent
in the correct solution Of the puzzle.
ia addition to those 10 whom prizes
have been awarded, appear on the fol-
lowing roll of honor:
Albert Martin. 1919 South Nineteenth
avenue. San Francisco, age Z years;
Clara Monroe, Point Richmond. age 8
Years Thomas Earl Hodgkinson, 636
Fourth street. South Vallejo, age 10
wears: Agnes Erickson, 553 Thirty
seventh street, Oakland. age years;
Olive Kenny. 1923 Lyon street. San
Francisco, age 9 years; Arthur Poulin,
15I0A Fell street, San Francisco, age
crick street San Francisco, age 10
sears- Leonard Winterroud. 12S Tiffany
avenue. San Francisco; Elmer McLach-
Ian 1861 Twentieth street. san Fran
cisco. age years; Charlie Parr, 33oS