Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-18

submit three complete sets of soIuti
proverbs of similar wording and
contestant may put one Of the ansy
swer in the second set.
All contestants are urgently T,
This method will save untold labor
have been awarded. 1t sometimes
correct solutions in the paper, forg
and conceives that he has answere
done. II all in the Proverb Contes
can check up their own answers w
the close of the contest, and thus II
rect solutions.
In answer to many queries. it is
stated that the pictures them
selves need not be sent in with the
solutions. To use the pictures,
however. in any way to add to the
attractiveness of the set in COM
peting for one of the special prizes,
is perfectly permissible.
There must be no list forms sub
mitted That is. YOU must not
take a long sheet of paper and
write your answers on it day by
day. one under another. Every
answer must be written or printed
on a separate piece Of paper, or on
single page of a book form.
AS the contest progresses. the
solving of the puzzles becomes
more and more fascinating. AS
the group of solved pictures be-
comes larger, the contestant feels
more confidence and greater ca
gerness to win.
After solving a few puzzles, the
contestant comes into the swing
of it, and it becomes easier and
easier to solve the next puzzle. u
is perfectly feasible for one to get
into the swing quickly, even
though he is not a contestant now,
bv sending for the back numbers
Of the pictures that have already
been published.
That is the quickest and one of
the best ways of "getting the
Proverb habit" You can solve all
the back numbers in a short time,
and then be in fighting trim to win
one of our magnificent prizes.
The beauty of this contest is
that every contestant is on an
equal footing with any other con-
testant, and the time of entering
makes no difference. The place of
residence makes no difference.
knowledge of the proverbs is
within easy reach of all.
The Georgian's Proverb Book,
which contains all Of the proverbs
used in the contest, is at The Geor-
gian Contest Department, and can
be sent to any place by mail upon
receipt of 30c. If YOU are city
contestant. do not fail to call at
the office for your Proverb Book.
The Georgian s Proverb Book is
the only official guide to this
| Proverb Contest.
Every one is urged to enter The Geor
gian Proverb Contest. There is no red
tape or trouble or cost about entering
! as the way to enter is to simply solve
today picture puzzle, tomorrow 5, the
next advs, and so on, and in the mean
time. send TO the Contest Department of
The Georgian for the back numbers of
| the pictures YOU have missed. These puZ-
zles are on sale at The Georgian Office for
only PC per copy. This is to insure
complete sci of proverb pictures to con
testants desiring to enter the contest
after the first picture was published and
TO insure the complete set by those who
misplaced the back numbers
If You are DESTROYS of winning one of
our handsome prizes. just write us. and
we will be glad to explain anything YOU
do not understand about our Proverb
Contest If YOU have any questions you
would like to ask just write us. and they
/ will be answered in the columns of The
| Georgian several days after You ask
them Carefully read the questions and
answers in the paper, and in this way,
| YOU will obtain many suggestions for
| x4ot,- eol,tiope