Argosy All-Story Weekly, January 13, 1923 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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ARGOSY-ALLSTORY—ADVERTISING SECTION. Fo os : y = PIN ZEB NEW YEAR’S GREATEST OPPORTUNITY OPEN TO ALL— UZZLE__ $4.00 IN 50 CASH PRIZES ANSW EM, % Picture What will 1923 mean to you? Success—or just plugging along? A little effort in this puzzle game of profit may win you $1,000 Cash. This is a once-in-a-life- time opportunity. We're spending big money now to adver- tise Drew Jewelpoint Fountain Pens and you can share in this Cash Prize Distribution. Simply make a list of the names of ob- jectsin the picture above beginning with’’S’’—like skates, sled, sweater, etc., and send it in. Yours may be one of the three best answers and win $1,000. (Note Class ‘“‘A”’ Gifts—first, second and third prizes are $1,000 each.) You are insured honest and impartial treatment and a fair and square deal by the DREW PEN CO., because the correct list by which judg- ing will be done will be made up only of the correct words.in the lists received, FREE! FREE! Memo Book withi923 Calendar Everyone sending ina puzzle answer that merits the consideration of the Judges will receive absolutely free our souvenir Memo Book with 1923 calendar. Has 20 pages; 80 sections, ruled with blue and red lines. So send in a good list at once and get one of these Memo Books free. How to Win $1,000 Prize Three $1,000 Cash Prizes are offered for first, second, and third best puzzle answers under Class ‘‘ A ’’. So if your list of words is awarded first, second or third prize and you have ‘‘ Qualified ’’ for Class - At by ordering one Drew Jewelpoint Fountain Pen, at the special intro- ductory price of $5, you will win $1,000. If you have not ordered a pen you would win only $25. This is an optional offer and you may enroll in whichever Class you choose, Brain Work Brings Success. USE YOUR BRAINS! Are you a thinker or a toiler? Do you work with your brains—or only with your hands? New Year’s is the time for making resolutions. Resolve now that you will be a success, and bear in mind that to suc- ceed YOU MUST WORK WITH YOUR BRAINS. Brain work pays the biggest rewards. Think! Acquire wealth! $1,000 if you give puzzle picture a little thought and make up the best, second best or third best answer. Winning is simply a matter of determination— if you make up your mind to succeed YOU WILI:! ADDRESS ANSWERS TO- DREW PEN CO., Dept. 107, Tower Bidg. ST. PAUL, MINN, ANB a i y On Deposit in Wabash Na- tional Bank, St. Paul, Minn. 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Rules 1 Anyone living outside of St Paul may take part {n this te mr game except employees of this company or their relatives, 2 Name only those objects visible in picture beginning with letter "'S’" Whichever list receives the most: points will be awarded first prize. and so on down the list of 50 prizes. One oint will be given for each correct word and one deducted or each incorrect word or omission of a correct word. In case of tie, prize tied for will ‘be awarded each tylng con- testant. The correct list by which judging will be done will be made up from lists recetved and not from any so-called “*master list.’ The correct. list, list winning first prize, and names and addresses of prize winners will be published at a \ Putagels and mailed to all who have ‘‘qualified’’ tor ass 8. Use only English words. An object may be named only once. but parts of objects may also be named. Hither the singular or plural of a word may be used, but not both. Words of the same spelling but different meaning or synony- mous words will count only once. Compound. hyphenated and obsolete words are not permissible. Webster’s Inter- national Dictionary will be the final authority. 4. Write - S’’ words on one side of paper only, numbering each word 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., and be sure to write your full name and address at top.of each sheet. All answers must be mailed and postmarked not later than February 3, 1923. Contest- nate ee ‘“qualify’’ for Class ‘‘A’’ up to midnight, February 5 Three prominent St. Paul people have consented to act as Judges. M W. Thompson, newspaperman; W. M. Johnson, Pres. , Superior Ptg Go., and [. Reagan, Presa , Wabash National Bank. All who take part in contest agree to accept their decisions as final and conclusive. 6. ENLARGED PICTURE FREE ON REQUEST. In answering this. advertisement ¢t ts. desirable that you mention this magazine. CORMICLOO© Prepaid to Your Home (E@)