Judge — December 18, 1897 — page 46: what you’re looking at

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BRENTANO'S beg to reiterate their im portant change of pdlicy, under which they are selling books at SWEEPING REDUCTIONS FROM PUBLISHERS’ PRICES. This new policy extends through all de- partments. For out-of-town customers, our most important department, to which we desire to call especial attention, is our MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT, - the facilities of which are unsurpassed by any other establishment. French and German Books. ENGRAVING executsd, promptly. in fashionable and correct style, and at teas coat than usually pre: tails elsewhere for work of the BRENTANO’S, 3 Union Square, New York. With girls tt is different. When they come to work they primp before the office-glass five or ten minutes, while a man takes off his coat and spits all over the floor.— Rochester Herald. = ber of Commerce, Low Abi You will gee more prompt atteation and better ert orimeatioulag Jobat when annverioe atversncmenta Iepor’s Linnany {a fall of pure fun. No politica. 10e. THE PRIZE-WINNERS IN JUDGE'S SIXTH PUZZLE CONTEST. Eleven contestants in the sixth contest solved the whole series of forty puzzles cor- rectly, and four of the eleven persons mailed his or her complete set of answers at or prior to 6 p.m. on Saturday, November 6th—the earliest date and hour with which the sending of solutions could be credited in accordance with the contest’s rules. The first four prizes (aggregating $160.00) are therefore divided equally among these successful puzzle-solvers. The next seven prizes go to the other contestants solving forty puzzles successfully, and the remaining nine $500 prizes to those first solving thirty-nine puz- ales correctly. THE FOLLOWING CONTESTANTS SOLVED ALL OF THE FORTY PUZZLES CORRECTLY. ORGROE L, METZOAR Ot, Zante Metel, Darespert, teva, Gpovcte at of aunt vata waar peocmnd 37 dues Se enplete ast of answen Jemst rant, 24 nin Ames Sew November 6th, 6 P. M.) iled November éth, 6 P. M.) AWARDED 144 ef $100 “Complete st of answers mailed November 6th, 6 P. M.) * i) MBG. 7. A. TATLOR, Altea, ‘Complete set of answers mailed November 6th, 6 P. M.) “ ” MISS M. LIVOEY, ¢0 Providence TIFTE PRIZE, $10 SIXTH PRIZE, 10 SEVENTH PRIZE, 6 RIGHTH PRIZE, 6 MUTE PRIZE, 6 ‘TENTH Pai, 6 RLEVENTE PRIZE, 6 THE FOLLOWING SOLVED THIRTY-NINE OUT OF FORTY PUZZLES CORRECTLY. 2. OCRDOM HENDERSON, 1946 Marshall Are,, St, Pasl, Mizz, (Complete set of answers mailed November 6th, 6 P. M.) 2 YRANE DAVIB, Pavtadtel, BL, {Comite ai ohamraera mies November é, 7 P.M. GRORIE W, CRITSHELL, 123 La Gaile ot, ‘TDA SPazEs, 410 Preset Sis, ;. ‘Compiete set sti ers mailed November 7th, 11 A. M.) ‘RUDOLPE erzDeneRy, 81 Bive ts icomplcte at of answers sail ‘MBS, PRANELIN BENESCH, 714 * Comte eral angwers sled November sit, 530 P. ML) ‘. BOCEFELLES, beat ‘ooh ot, rete setae mailed November 17th, 10 P.M.) 3. anustnowa, 185%, i2in Ot, Sew “(Complete set of answers mailed November 19th, 9 A. M.) swers mailed November 7th, + A. M.) fovember 8th, 2 P.M.) TWELITE PRIZE, $5 THIRTENTE P2122, YOURTEENTE PRizz, YIPTEENTE P2123, wers mailed November ¢th, 6 P. M.) 6 6 6 OSITEENTE PRIZE, 5 6 6 6 8 t Caapieteart of siawert tailed November éth, 6 P. M.) ARTHUR ¢. TORPDY, Bez 1 ec weet (Compiete set of answers mailed November éth, 6 P. M.) (Complete set of answers mailed November 6th, 6 P. M.) AL GRAVER, 257 Broadway, Bow Terk, CRASLES 6, EEXOEEY, Oued ‘ Compete so anuwery mailed November 6th, 6 P. M.) CHARLES F. HALL, 1163 pa 2. irate et of answers mai (Complete set of answers mailed November 6th, 6:30 P.M.) ‘TWENTIETH PRIZE, Ia addition to the atowe incre were tive contestants who solved yp out of the go pussies corretip, but were later in sending their solutions. JUDCE’S EIGHTH PRIZE-PUZZLE CONTEST starts in this week's issue of the paper. The correct answers to the forty puzzles of the Seventh Contest will be given in JUDGE No. 847, and the names of the prize-winners will appear in the number following, viz, No. 848. The last day for the receipt of solutions in the Seventh Puzzle Contest is December 18th, They must all be in our hands before noon of that day. JUDGE PRIZE-PUZZLE DEPARTMENT, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York. ers mailed November éth, 6. M.) SEVENTEENTH PRIZB, IQHTERNTE PRIZE, ‘MIETEENTE Paice, rember 6h, 6 P. M.) Do you want perfect-fitting pants ? Use the Lonpon TROUSERS HANGER. Keeps the trousers always in perfect shape, and saves closet space. ROYAL NOVELTY CO. ‘39 State St, Rochester, KY,U.S.A. Price, Sc; 8 for $1.00, Sent prepaid on receipt of price. 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