New-York tribune., 1911-12-04

THE TRIBUNE'S great Bookreaders Contest
begins to-day with the publication of the
first Two Official Pictures, and the CORE
spending coupon upon which answers are to be
written is published on Page 2.
From to-day on there will appear in The Trib-
une every morning two pictures representing the
titles OF books until the series is completed.
There are just two things to be done to con-
vince you that this is an opportunity worth while.
First-Look over the illustrations published
and note particularly the interest with which one
may arrive at the correct names of the books
represented
Second-Look carefully over the list of mag
nifcent prizes and note in particular those that
going to be awarded to the careful contest
ants who will head the list of winners.
AS for the conditions, the thousands OF con-
testants who followed the previous contests con-
Quoted by The Tribune will testify freely that
they are the most liberal ever proposed. The two
illustrations published to-day are interesting and
many will,rccall, with pleasure the names of the
two "old friend books" they represent. Nearly
all Of the illustrations that will appear throughout
the contest will be equally as interesting.
The prize list however. is the most convincing
argument that could possibly be advanced a rea-
son for entering the competition. Where else could
one hnd the opportunity for such pleasant mental
recreation for seventy-Odd days 70 become a con-
testant with such rich rewards a Stearns 5000
Steamer touring car2 Where could find
kind Of opportunity which would guarantee 70 those
competitors who fail 10 win the magnificent first
prizes chance 70 win more than thousand other
valuable and attractive rewards?
Other prizes named in the list which is published
in the adjoining column constitute a specific
why should not neglect the opportunity. and
every picture published I'm the contest will be so
teresting that Will feel than repaid
for the recreation derived in competing
The Official BOOkreaders' Contest Catalogue OF The
New-lOrk Tribune. which contains large list or
book titles together with all OF the Of the
now in the hands Of the printer, VIII be ready in
Few days
With q copy Of this Catalogue each and every con-
teStant will be placed upon an equal footing and
pleasure The price Of the Catalogue is 25c. al the
Office Of The Tribune SOC by mail. Orders may be
placed and they viii be filled Immediately when
the books are printed
To the contest you Will only need d OF
The Tribune every day containing the Bookreaders
pictures and your own personal endeavor.
The contest ~ open 20 people OF all ages. Those
who live q distance have the same opportunity to
enter and compete for the prizes as those who live
in tie city.
An important thing that contestants should re-
member is that the name title OF the books is
all that is required. Also, 10 would be good plan
clip the coupon. which appears on Page > Of The
Tribune every day. and paste pin IL the Book
readers pictures Of corresponding date and number
the spaces ia which the answers are 10 be written 20
be filled out later when the contestant has fully de-
cided upon the answers.
Enter this great contest to-day. Read the condi-
tous carefully and follow through for the
Seyentv-tgo DAYS with the determination 20 be
~ the capital prize winners.