Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20

to win a prize. Can pin be eX-
changed for 81, as first announced?
Thank you ever so much for the
prizes you have given me. I show
them to everyone who comes-from
minister to tramp. Good luck to you
in all your undertakings.
HELEN MACE.
You have mistaken, Helen, the 81
may be exchanged for the pin but not
the pin for the 81. When are you
coming to see me?
Dear Aunt Laurie;
I have read and enjoyed the Herald
Junior for some time. 1 am sending
some limericks for November 20 and
27. ELEANOR COZAD.
And now you will write for me often,
won't you Eleanor? / am sure you
will enjoy it and it will make me so
happy to hear from you each week.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Will you please tell the Herald
Juniors would love to exchange pos
tails with them? I am sending story
for Thanksgiving, and hoping I've not
been too "long- -winded' again, re-
main, ALICE SWANSON'
Ell Centre, Cal. Lock box 1872
hope that you can persuade some
of the Juniors to take your sugges-
tion, and I will help you.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
I have not written to you for
long time because have been so busy.
This was so fine a topic that 1 could
not resist the temptation.
EDNA MURPHY.
1910 East Seventh street, Long
Beach.
am sorry you do not have more
time, for I miss your letters. Please
do take a little time now and then
for your still loving Aunt Laurie.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
I wish you would accept me as one
of your many nieces. I have never
written before but hope to get a prize
sometime.
I am writing for the limerick con-
test this week and If 1 had 500 left by
' ''''' SADIE ROSS.
1890, Morton avenue, Pasadena, Wash
ington school, 9Th grade, age II.
I am so glad to have you for one of
my nieces. Sadie. You will write for
me often. won't you?
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Will you please tell me if you have
to have all three of the honorable mem
tions in the same thing in order to
receive prize, or can you have them
in different things?
IRENE CHARNOCK.
r. f. D., No. 2, Pasadena, Washing
ton school, 9Th grade, age IL years.
No, dear your honorable mentions
may be in any of the contests. Have
you three?
Dear Aunt Laurie:
am sending three limericks which
I hope to see in print. l want to thank
you again for the honorable mention l
received in the story of Ragged
Robin" / think Maude Edwards sug-
gestion of the public letter box good
one, and 1 hope you agree to it.
ILENE CLARK.
If you will read my letter in the
same paper with Maude's suggestion
YOU will see that 1 do agree to 1t and
think it a fine plan. If you will take
an interest and send your little per-
picking problems it would be fine
place to read others opinions.
have been very interested in the
Herald Junior and 1 would like to be
one of your nieecs. hope l may win
a prize. VIRGINIA HAYS
Asa West Avenue Fifty-six. Age IL
years.
Indeed you may be one Oh my hlecoS
and / am sure I will be the happlest
party in the agreement.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
I have never written for the Junior,
but always wanted to. I am sending
an unfinished story, "Her New Mother.
which 1 hope will be all right, as 1t is
my first attempt.
MARY NELL GALLEMORE.
Pine school, eighth grade. Age IL
years.
write for me, Mary, and 1 know you
will enjoy the work. Be sure not to
write on both sides of your paper ever.
You see I have been unable to use
your limericks because the paper was
written on both sides.