Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
PrOyerb Contest Will Make
a Delightful Summer for
the Winners of the Rich
Prizes.

Don Law your plans for spring out
ings and summer vacations until YOU have
entered The Georgian Great Proverb
Contest This competition is going to
revolutionize many a person S summer
and make it exceptionally delightful
Somebody will get $4,000 in gold, others
will get automobiles and other rich prizes
and every prize offered in this contest
is we'll worth the little time and trouble
spent in trying to solve the puzzles.
What a wealth of recreation what
a store of pleasure, and how many people
will enjoy these rich prizes wrapped up
in this contest waiting for some witty
person to solve their meanings
It makes no difference if you are en-
tering later than the early birds. You
have Just as good chance of winning
the grand prize you are after as the ones
that started with the issue of the first
picture.
No answer is to be sent in until after
the last picture has appeared, and then
YOU have plenty of time. A period of
two weeks will be allowed for the con-
testants to review their back numbers
and see that they are as near correct as
possible.
These back numbers are on sale at
the contest department of The Georgian,
20 East Alabama street, and may be OBJ
tqined at the regular rate of The Daily
Georgian-2c per copy. You would ke
Is tht r oht line if Won would order your
back numbers. and start the work at
once. In this way you can solve the pie
lures as they are published daily, and
then devote little time each day to one
of the back numbers, and you will be
up with the beginners before you
realize it.
Some will enjoy the contest now
more than if they had started with the
first picture. for the awarding of the
prizes is now not so very far off. There
will be no long period Of suspense for
those who enter now, and the prizes are
so promising and the puzzles so interest
ing that it will be pleasure to sit down
and solve all the back numbers.
To aid the contestants, the Contest
Department is still mailing out the Prov
erb Guides to all who are working for
one of the prizes These books will be a
help TO old contestants as well as the new
ones and will keep You in line with all
the proverbs. While you are looking for
one, you may run across one that will be
in the paper later, and You will remem-
Der seeing if in the book, and there You
90 again to look for it. If you did not
have this book, you would have no sugges-
ton as to what the picture represents,
and there You will he Don't know
where to look
The following questions and answers
are for the benefit Of those who read
these columns each day:
O. How many answers may be sent
in for each solutions
A. Three separate sets of solutions are
permissible for each puzzle.
Q. How do we send in our answers?
a Hold all answers until the last
picture has been published. and then send
them in together with the correct solu-
tions
@. How will we know what the cor
rect answer ls2
a. The correct solutions to each Of
the pictures will be published in The
Georgian at the close of the contest Hold
duplicate to all answers YOU send in
and compare them with the ones in The
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