The San Francisco call., 1908-12-12
Winners of the Junior Calls Paint Box Prizes

He Jig saw puzzle today intro
! duces the Mormop, the Natterjack
and the Octopus and the younger
juniors are asked to study the direc-
tions for forming these queer animals
very carefully and mail the puzzle
when pasted together 10 the puzzle
editor of The Junior Call so that il
VIII reach the Office of The Junior Call
not later than Wednesday afternoon.
A good many puzzles arrive each week
. too late for use.
For the benefit of those who may not
be familiar with the conditions Of this
contest II is necessary to repeat that
u IS Tor the younger juniors only.
those who are 10 years of age and
younger. Those who are older than 10
wears will please not enter this contest.
as they are eligible for the limerick
contest, particulars of which are given
on the second page
It 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 il viii there
fore be seen that the out of town con-
1eStant has an equal chance with the
younger juniors who live in the city, so
5 1noSe VINO I've IN the country or in
other towns should send along their an
swers just as quickly as they can Only
8 20 prizes are awarded 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-
I'll their names appear among the prize
/ winners. and that shows the right
Esprit. The children all enjoy the patch
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 Jacana, the
kinkajou and the Lemur, are:
Gilbert Kneiss, 1924 Waller street.
{ san Francisco, age years.
Adele Dalton, p o. box 1928, San Pc
Albert Martin. 1918 South Nineteenth
avenue, san Francisco. age years.
Harding p. Ames. 1903 Caroline
street. Alameda. age 8 years.
Charles Hops. 521 Pacific avenue
Alameda. age s years.
Emil Ballwanz, Elmhurst, age s
Years.
Theresa Durling, 60 Rausch street.
san Francisco, age 10 years
Maxwell Keville. 3s Lundy lane, San
. Francisco, age Z years.
Thomas Earl Hodgkinson. 636 Fourth
street, South Vallejo. age 10 years.
Lula Madison, 1921 Haste street
Berkeley, age 8 years
Robert Fautz, 1870 Page street. San
Francisco. age years.
n. Knudsen, 1145 San Bruno avenue
San Francisco. age 9 years.
N. Calanchini. corner Twenty fourth
and Potrero avenue, San Francisco, age
years
Lucille Thomas, $50 Fourteenth
street san Francisco. age years
Herman Ranken. 3775 Twenty fifth
street. san Francisco, age 10 years
Victor Dobbs, 20 Vulcan street San
Francisco, age 10 years.
Evelyn Bfuse. ESQ Chenery street,
san Francisco. age years
Carl Henninger. 526 Ivy avenue, san
francisco. age 10 years.
Elwyn Schroeder. 1926 Valencia street,
san Francisco. age 10 years.
Robert Allen. 253 Seventh avenue,
San Francisco, age 10 years.
ROLL OF HONOR
The names of the children who sent
in the correct solution OF the puzzle,
in addition TO those TO whom prizes
have been awarded. appear on the fol-
lowing roll Of honor:
Helen Bielenberg. 1447 McAllister
street, San Francisco, age 6 years.
kRtheryn Renner, 1910 Mission