| Show '11 Mail Coupon "Today for First Group of 30 Puzzles! ’re 'Free! JUJSTT STATHTTTTflTTM (EETITIIMp a MAML TTME CdDHJIPCDRr 30 IPU2Z2ZILIES Air (DMCIE2 JjjflDIHL YOU MUST UNDERSTAND THE RULES IN ORDER TO COMPETE x "t is essential that you have the Official Rules in order to compete in this contest The Rules define the area to which this contest is limited and specify dates for mailing solu- how ties will be broken how the value of prizes will be determined how two or four subscriptions increase the value (Mow to Solve the Sample' TPussle Above) of prjlzes and all other details pertinent to this contest The Official Rules are Included' with the First Group of 30 puzzles which will be sent to all persons mailing the coupon in the lower right corner of this page Mail the Coupon now! Get the First Group of 30 puzzles and the OFFICIAL RULX8 i -- First of all note that there are a BELL OX BED GIRAFFE and FIRE in this puzzle also a number of alphabetical letters and some plus and minus signs The plus and minus signs mean that you add or subtract To wIto this puzzle first writ owi the letters la the word Next add tbs letters OX giving 700 BELLOX Next add D BELLOXD Next subtract the letters la the letter giving you the word BED giving Won LLOX Next subtract the letters LX leaving you with LO Next add the letters in the word GIRAFFE' giving you LOGIRAFFE Next subtract the letters la the word FIRE Next add the letter N giving you you with LOGAF leaving LOGAFN Next subtract the letter F and you have LOGAN the solution of the puzzle Note carefully that you must always subtract letters from LEFT TQ BIGHT For Instance if there are two of the same letter la the combination of letters from which you are to subtract be sure to subtract the letfer that is FARTHEST TO LEFT Here is an example: Let’s say you have the combination of letters BENNION and you are to subtract the letter N from same Be sure to subtract the N farthest to the left N which is after the letter E NOT the N which is next to the(the letter I nor the N which Is the final letter of the word) As In the Instance of the OX pictured above some of the objects B the puzzles will contain a thin dotted outline of something BELL associated with the object you seek to identify by name The thin dotted outline of a yoke is only to help you Identify the animal as an ox The thin dotted outlines which will be seen in some of the puzzles are only to help you identify the name of the object with which they are used Bear in 'mind that each illustrated object which appears in a puzzle represents a single word NOT a hyphenated word For instance you would identify a certain type of chair as a “rocker’ NOT as a rocking-cha- ir Occasionally you will note a black square in the diagram la the lower right corner of each puzzle That black square simply Indicates that there is a separation between the two words that form the solution to the puzzle for Instance between the first and last name of a person or between the words which form the name of a locality such as Temple Square The solutions to most of the puzzles in this contest will bo identifiable with well known names of persons and places in the area la which The Tribune circulates There is only one correct solution for each puzzle j $ 11 HERE IS TODAY’S PUZZLE! You’ll find one or more of the puzzles contained In the First Group of 30 Puzzles In The Tribune each day However you can get the complete set of the First Group of 80 puzzles merely by mailing the coupon in the lower right corner of this page CONTEST LIMITED ONLY TO RESIDENTS OF THE TRIBUNE AREA Please bear in mind that this is NOT a national contest The Tribune’s $15000 PUZZLE FANS CONTEST is limited exclusively to bona fide residents of a specified territory This territory includes the following: ALL of the State of Utah The counties of Bear Lake Franklin Oneida Cassia Twin Falls Gooding Lincoln Blaine Clark Lemhi Jerome Minidoka Power Bannock Caribou Bingham Bonneville Jefferson Madison Fremont Butte Custer and Teton in Idaho The counties of Humboldt Lander Elko White Pine Lincoln and Clark in Nevada The counties of Carbon Lincoln Sweet Water Uinta and Teton in Wyoming Only persons who can prove residence in the area above described for a period of six months prior to October 17 1948 are eligible to enter this contest The Rules bar any person who has ever won as much as $25000 in any contest irrespective of its nature or where it was conducted Send for the Rules Mail the Coupon x 1 l Class A Class B Class C a Nw MaHyNsat First Prize Second Prize Third Prize Fourth Prize Fifth Prize Sixth Prize Seventh Prize $1000000 $500000 $100000 $10000 $85000 $50000 $30000 $15000 $42500 525000 915000 $8500 9 9 9 9 $10000 $10000 ' $ 5000 7500 5000 5000 2500 100 POIZES $25000 8200000 Eighth Prize Ninth Prize Tenth Prize Swfcesripilw WILL BE AWARDED TO tV no person GAN Vm r10RE $1000 THAN ONE $1000 PRIZE! $ 500 - W - K T7 T! 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Get started on this happy effort to win $1000000 Cash or any of 89 other cash prizes T7mT" £ Official Rubs 0 5000 All you need do Is mall the coupon printed in the lower right comer of this page to receive FREE the First Group of 80 pussies Official Rules complete details and Instructions for proceeding In ' this contest r i1 i The 30 puzzles you will receive represent the puzzles Included in the First Group of puzzles These three groups of puzzles together witjh 10 Pkizzle Charts from which original puzzles are to be constructed comprise this contest Winners of the contest will be determined by the skill of the contestants but the AMOUNT of the prize won will be determined by whether or not the winner submitted no subscription or two subscriptions or four subscriptions as outlined r in the Rules AIL THIS CpyPOfJ TODAY 100 WINNERS $5000 $3000 $1500 s? mm t a 00 M 9 State 3 t i V s i I |
