Judge — July 10, 1897 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Strength Purity Fragrance Reusriatie Pena The most refined Perfume, and to-day the Standard in all civilized countries. It is the Pioneer of all Colognes now sold in the New 5 World, having been imported for almost three- quarters of a century. one Be sure that you get the “No. 4711.7 JUDCE’S FIRST THE PRIZE WINNERS « PICTURE-PUZZLE CONTEST. Out of 98,069 contestants, six solved correctly every one of the forty puzzles, and two hundred and seventy-two answered correctly thirty-nine out of forty. Puzzles Nos. 31,33 and 40 seemed to be the most difficult for a majority of the contestants,— “Uncle Tom's Cabin,” “ The Stick-it Minister” and “Looking Backwards” being the popular answers given to these numbers respectively. In making the awards printed below, the time in which the solutions were made has been considered; in every case where answers were received by mail, the date and hour of MAILING, as evidenced by the post-office dating stamp on the envelope, have governed in determining priority,—an average being struck from the mailing time of each of the four sets of answers. Priority in mailing the answers to the fourth set of puzzles has carried weight in cases of equality in matter of time in sending in the previous sets. This plan has given western and southern readers an equal chance with those living in States adjacent to New York. THE PRIZE WINNERS. W. S. KENNELLY, 2233 Second Avenue, New York, (Fourth set of answers mailed June sth, 5 P. M.) FIRST PRIZE, $100. Mr. Kennelly isa telegraph-operator in the office of E. B. Cuthbert & Co., 30 Broad Sireet, New York. HENRY SUDDS, Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County, N. Y., (Fourth set of answers mailed June sth, 6 P. M.) SECOND PRIZE, $50. Mr. Sudds is the cashier of the National Bank of Gouverneur. C. H. SONNENSCHMIDT, 330 East 2oth St., New York, (Fourth set of answers mailed June 8th, 9 P. M.) THIRD PRIZE, $20. Mr. Sonnenschmidt is a real-estate dealer at this address. ARTHUR B. VREELAND, Hackensack, N. J. (Fourth set of answers mailed June th. 12 noon.) FOURTH PRIZE, $20. Mr. Vreeland is a young man and is a clerk. DAVID J. GOULD, Jr., West New Brighton, N. Y., (Fourth set of answers mailed June roth, 1 P. M.) FIFTH PRIZE, $10. Miss LENA F. STINER, 114 East 62d St., New York, All of the above-named contestants sent correct solutions of the full series of forty puzzles. (Fourth set of answers mailed June 1th, 12 P. M.) SIXTH PRIZE, $10. The following were the first out of two hundred and seventy-two contestants to solve thirty-nine out of forty of the puzzles: LEON TREAT, Adrian, Nich., (Fourth set of answers mailed June 7th, 8 A.M.) SEVENTH PRIZE, $10. Mrs. W. F. McKENZIE, 52 Irvington St., Cleveland, Ohio, (Fourth set of answers mailed June 7th, 1130 A M.) EIGHTH PRIZE, $10. JOHN E. DUMONT, Rochester, N. Y., (Fourth set of answers mailed June 7th, 4 P. M.) NINTH PRIZE, $10. THOS. ENGLISH, 2045 Seventh Ave., New York, and H. J. HUNT, 48 East gth St., New York, each soived 39 of the puzzles correctly and mailed the fourth set on the same date and hour viz., June 7th, at 12.00 P.M. The TENTH PRIZE of $10 is therefore divided between them equally. Quite a number of contestants failed to write their names and addresses on the bottom of the puzzle sheets, and others neglected to fully prepay postage. rticulars should be carefully observed in the new puzzle contest, otherwise the solution will be disqualified in on one sheet. stants can have as many chances as they choose, providing they use separate JUDGE sheets each time. Y RE It will be noticed the new contest has two distinct prize propositions, in one of which E DER of JUDGE is entitled to enter whether he or she purchases the paper from newsdealers or receives it as a regular mail subscriber, ‘There are ten prizes in this offer, aggregating $250.00. In the other, or second proposition, there are not only the $250.00 prizes to be competed for but NINETY others. To compete in this one must buy the four issues of the paper containing the series of 4o puzzles of the Judge Publishing Co, direct, remitting 4oc. therefore bye mail to the Puzzle Department. Ca 6 Crawford MTT EIT = $50 = ence. Bicycles y ‘These two It should also be noted that but one sct of answers can be sent MARIANI WINE-THE IDEAL FRENCH TONIC-FOR BODY AND BRAIN. “WHEN FATIGUED AND COMPLETELY WORN OUT, NO REMEDY CAN BE SO THOROUGHLY RELIED UPON AS VIN MARIANI.” ae Depts Be 263, Have years of reliable service to recommend thelr quality. 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