Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
FIFTY SEND CORRECT
 ANSWERS IN CONTEST
 IF THE BUSY AD MAN
By the Busy Ad Man

Well. I'll tell the whole wide world that my family of contestants surely did themselves proud last week and gave those judges a bunch of replies to go through before they could decide to give the first prize of S5 to W. K. Kie ruff of 1908 North Third street the sec ond prize to Lucille Allison, 140S West Polk street , and the third prize to little Louise Tetzlaff of Peoria.
 1 was also overjoyed to see a whole bunch of my former contestants in the contest this week, in fact. for me it was just like "Old Home Week" I'll tell the truth though that there should have been more correct answers, and there was a bunch of them, as you can see from the list of really good ones that were sent in.
 I got some correct ones that were not so very neat and also were written on both sides of the paper and therefore could not be considered according to the rules. 1 also got some that were too | late to be considered.
 ! Elizabeth Baughn of Florence sent in nightly good reply, but it came l too late. Hurry it up little bit next time, Elizabeth, and l really believe your reply will convince those judges, | if it is as good as the last one. William | Speer of Ray got his in too late also, and it was one of the good ones. Brad l ford Pierce of Prescott, who won a prize last week and donated it to the Red Cross, had a mighty good answer this week, but didn't get in the money Try again Bradford. Personally I'm for you, and believe me, those ladies down at Red Cross headquarters, are for you too, for I went down there and 1,0 T o1 acted as if l had slipped them about $500.
 The question most of you stumbled on was the first one, and almost every conceivable answer was made to it and some of them were very funny. but Ramona was the only logical answer when you stop to give the question any great amount of thought. I'll have you studying your histories, die tionaries and encyclopedias, the Bible | and a whole lot of other books before you get through. The questions this week are dead easy so you will have an opportunity of fixing some good answers but be sure they are right
 The following had correct answers and were awarded honorable mention by the judges:
 Mary E. Wilson, 34S N. 4th Ave; A. Herbert Green, Hayden, Ariz.; Harley M. Amos, Mesa, Ariz.; Mrs. Wm. E Hanssen. 1901 N Tenth St.; Nina Fan min, 55 W. Moreland Pauline M Will kinson, BPS E. Willetta; Mildred Car ness, Mesa, Ariz.; Bert Morse, R. F D. No. 1, Phoenix; Mary E. Buck, II $. 18th Ave; Mannel A. Olivera, 1107 E. Fillmore; Raymond L. Nellis, R. F D. No. ?, PhonieX; Vida WickWare R l D No PbOaniy. Richard Took inham, Jerome Jet, Ariz.; Dorothy Cof fin, 1630 N. Second St; Marie Willing ham, 352 N. First Ave; Mildred Welch 334 N. Second Ave; Maurice Vinson 51S w. Van Buren; Carroll Creighton 30 N. First Ave; Mrs. C. A. Russell 1920 W. Adams St; Thelma Walters 1217 E. Pirce. Harold B. Holcomb, 4. E. Adams; Maude l.. Wood, Prescott; Pauline Winer, 316 E. Van Buren; J Fults, Glendale, Ariz.; L. Wiley, 133, E.. Moreland; Hughes, Mrs. c. K, S0- N. Third St; Mrs. L. T. Bridgers, 160: W. Jackson; Helen Jackson 1717 w Jefferson; Mildred E. Haynes, 353 N Third Ave; Mrs. ". D. Simmons, 21. E. Fillmore; Adrian Drill, P. o. bo, 1922, Phoenix; Helene Jane Powers N. Seventh St; Margaret Pauly, Mesa AriZ.; l.. D. Barr, 1104 E. Van Buren Mrs. eBSSe ButZ, AZ N. First St; Wilm; Douglass, Christmas; Dorothy Stowall Superior, Ariz.; Karl Larkins, Florence Ariz.; Mrs. A. Rummel, S01 N. Fourtl St; Lucille Bailey, 33O w. Sth St, Tem pc; Sexton Kruse, 50S W. Portland Kathleen Crowley. g N. Twelfth St
 Albert Healey, 1205 E. Culver; Mis Dorothy Swenson, 1104 F. McDowell
 Mary H. TenElck, eos N. Fifth St.
 Mamie B. Holcomb, Mesa, Ariz.; Mar
 Davis, 1926 N. Central; Lucille Nichols Tempe, Ariz.; Miss Alice Eickhoff, F
 F. D. No. ), Phoenix; Theodore Cole
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