New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
will their answers upon the
coupon which printed page 2 OF the Tribune
every day during Contest. answers must not
he sent IN until Contest closed
Popular Interest Already Manifest in
The Tribune's BOOkreaders' Competition
Thousands Already Preparing to Enter
With First Official Pictures on Next
Monday, December 4th.

~ OPULAR interest in the GREAT BOOK
~ READERS CONTEST of The New York
L Tribune to begin on next Monday, De
cember 4, is rapidly accumulating With
each announcement.
Many persons are already making prepara-
tons to enter the contest at the beginning and
compete for Of the many rich rewards tnat
are offered And the list of prizes is magnihcent;
The first Grand Prize, $500 fully equipped
Stearns Vestbule Type Toy Tonneau Automobile,
is so we'll known that it needs no comment. That
is prize which any one would be proud to re-
ceive.
The same also applies to the second Grand
Prize $1,000 White Steamer Touring Car. which
is known for its strength durability and speed
throughout the world. The next two contestants
in the list of prize winners will be SO well re-
warded that it is doubtful that they will teel
disappointed at not being higher up. For the
third and fourth prizes are Boecker Art Player
Pianos valued at ST 050 each, and the winners
will have something which will always give them
an abundance Of pleasure.
The sixth Grand Prize is beautiful Anderson
Player Piano, superb in design and remarkable
for its tonal qualities. The price OF this Player
Piano is $500.
The seventh prize is $3.50 Francis Bacon Art
Player Piano, and the name itself is sufficient
guarantee.
The eighth and ninth prize winners will also
have reason to be happy, as they will each re-
ceive Wing Upright Piano costing 5000 each.
Next on the list come two more Boecker Art
Pianos, $3.50 Dining Room Suite purchased from
the Lennon Furniture Company, $500 IN gold
and several other cash prizes, Cluster Diamond
Princess Rings. and handsome Kodav Leather
Beds. In all 1896 prizes will go to the success
full contestants in this interesting and fascinating
competition
Look over the complete list of prizes, which
is printed in the next column, and see for your
ELI the grand field of opportunity that is offered.
Then asl, yourself if you afford to pass it by.
Judging from the enthusiastic letters that
coming with every mail and from many inquiries
from the Contest Department. The Tribune is
able to state that its Bookreaders' Competition is
going to be one Of the most attractive and widely
competed contests conducted.
The Bookreaders' Competition covers even a wider
scope of opportunity for contestants than did the
recent Towns and Cities Contest which proved so
intensely interesting throughout the United States
and Canada.
To-day The Tribune publishes two more specimen
BookrcaGers' Pictures, together with the answers,
written on the coupon and published in the adjoin-
ing column. These specimen pictures are published
for the purpose Of conveying the idea of the
nature of the answers and how the coupons should
be illed out TIE FIRST TWO OFFICIAL. BooK-
READERS CONTEST PICTURES WILL APPEAR
NEXT MONDAY. DECEMBER 4. After that two
pictures will appear daily for a period OF seventy
three days.