Arizona republican., 1918-05-06
BUSY AD MAN
 WILL EXHIBIT
 HIS ANSWERS
By the Busy Ad Man

This page of ours reminds me great deal of the old Easter game we used to play when I was kid. A day or two before Easter father and moth CT would hide a lot of eggs, and the game was to see which one of us chill dren could discover the most, of course keeping the eggs we found.
 Every week I've been hiding the answers to those ten questions, and it was up to you to hunt for them. Some times they were easy to find and some- times they were harder but they could all be found, but last week I must have hidden them exceedingly well for only few of my big family of contestants could find them and a number refused to even guess the answer, but left the answers to two or more questions blank. This week I'll not be able to hide them so well I'm afraid, so the number of correct answers should be very large, especially as this is the last issue of the Busy Ad Mans page un- less you want me to run it for an- other ten weeks.
 Rush in Your Letters
 l asked you last week to write me a letter telling me whether we should run it again, and I offered six big dol lars for the three best letters I re- ceived, $500 to the first, s2.OO to the second and $1.00 to the third
 So far 1 have only received a very few letters, and l want more of you to write and tell how you like my page, whether you want me to run it again, and why should run it. You know it Is no particular pleasure along about midnight of a Sunday night to be working away digging out questions, fA hnf fr,w 1l~ l. and besides that, the cashier is hard boiled" individual who hates to pay out money, except on checks. So get in your letters early this week if you want to get in the letter writing money. And say, did you see what Mr Quinby, the chairman of the executive committee of the Council of Defense, things of our page? If you didn't, take l look at yesterdays Republican. Exhibit at Vic Hannys We are going to have our exhibit of answers this week beginning Tues | day, in the windows of Vic Hanny's | clothing store on North Central. I | want you all to go down there and see some of the answers that have been | sent in during this contest. There are world of them and the window trim mer is going to show as many as his space will permit, but he can't show | them all.
 | However, it will be a sight worth seeing, and the advertisers and adver- | Using writers can make no mistake ir going down there to get few pointers on display advertising and also to gel an "eyeful" of just how some of theii copy" gets over."
 Here Are Winners
 The judges this week awarded the first prize to Marjorie Madden. R. F D. No. 2. The second to Mary E. Will son, 348 North Fourteenth avenue. and the third prize to Grant Wilson, Glen. dale.
 The following handed in correct answers and received honorable men. tion by the judges:
 Mrs. Eugenia A. Streff, 911 Nortf Third street, Phoenix.
 Charles E. Hand, Winkelman.
 An Old Lady, Box 10912. Nita May Skinner. Box PIT, Ray. l.. D. Barr, 1104 East Van Buren Raymond Tetzlaff, Box 215, Peoria,
 Mrs. Sheldon K. Baker, 2O37 Yves Adams St.
 H. H. Wrenn, Sgt. M. c. Co.,, 15Stl Inf, Camp Kearny, Cal.
 Edward Mccoy, 922 North Eighth St City.