Evening capital news., November 06, 1912, EXTRA!-Morning Edition-EXTRA!, Image 6

About Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927

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Are You a Booklover
Maybe it would get more swiftly to the point to ask you:
How Would You Like to Win Five Hundred Dollars in Gold
Or perhaps this would strike you better: "What will you do with the big cash
prize the Capital News is going to give away, in case yon win it?"
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These are the questions the Booklovers are most interested in these days.
And Who Are the Booklovers?
Their name is legion. They are the thousands of men and women, boys and girls, who will solve the daily pict
ures that appear in the Capital News, giving to their pictures the names of the books the contestants believe the pict
ures to represent. They live, these Booklovers, in all this wonderful Western country that the Capital News covers
so well. The interest in this Contest will be great, and we hope you will not miss a single picture.
Everybody ^fill Be Interested — and no wonder! For this Contest is one of real quality. There's no
chasing around hither and yon after votes. There's no running after subscriptions. There's no soliciting. * There's
no outside work to be done. The most shut-in person can engage succeesfully in the Booklovers' Contest. The
most modest and retiring can do the necessary work in the seclusion of home and stand quite as good a chance to
land the prize as anyone else.
a Battle of Brains, a War of Wits,That's All
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What You Can Do With $500
FIRST PRIZE IN CAPITAL NEWS $1500 BOOK
LOVERS CONTEST.
Pay your tuition in a good college.
Pay for a musical education.
Pay all expenses on a trip to Europe.
Pay all expenses on your wedding tour.
Pay your way from San Francisco to New York and
back and then across to Japan and back.
Pay for ten thousand street car rides.
\ Pay for a Christmas present for every child in Boise.
Pay for your groceries for a year.
Pay your board for a year.
'Pay up all those old debts.
' Pay vour way anywhere except to Heaven.
Now surely you can sec in all these uses for $500 one
good reason why you should go after the big prize.
You will find it easy. <
Now is the time to begin.
Here is the whole thing boiled down for easy under
standing.
Every day, beginning Sunday, Oct. 13, the Capital News
will print a picture and a coupon. The picture will represent
the name of a book. The coupon will contain blank spaces for
the name of the book, the name of the author, and die name
and address of the contestant. There will be seventy-five of
these pictures and coupons. One will appear every day, in
cluding Sundays, for seventy-five consecutive days.
The contestant has only this to do: Be sure to secure the
complete set of pictures and coupons. Cut them from the
Capital News as they appear from day to day and save them
until all of the seventy-five have appeared. No answers are
to be sent in until the last coupon has appeared. Fill in the
blank spaces on the coupon with the name and author of the
book you believe the picture to represent. Keep them all un
til the contest has closed. Then send them in as directed.
' This is a contest that will give pleasure to every member of
the family. You don't have to be the possessor of a college
education to be successful in fitting the names of the pictu. os
and books together. You simply have to study the pictures,
use your wits, select the answer you think most appropriate
and keep it until you have named all the seventy-five. It will
really be lots of fun. Get suggestions from your friends. Get
into the spirit of the game and you will be amazed at the good
time you will have. And then think of the prizes.
First Aid to Contestants
The Official Booklovers Cata^o^Me.
Nearly Five Thousand T* v
And All the Prize Title ^c!
It Will Save You Time <r±nd Worry!
See what an advantage it is to have the titles before you all the time 1 ?
Suppose, for instance, we ran a picture showing just an ordinary Eight
Day Clock, nothing more. Your natural thought would be that it was intended
for some book on that subject, or at least one in which the word "Clock" is
used in the title. And you woidd be right, too!
Oh, you say you find on consulting your catalogue that there are three
or four that might fit that picture.
There is where Rules 7 and 8 come to your rescue! If you are not sure
which is right, use them all !
These Rules give you the right to ten answers on each picture—750 answers
in all! See what that means to you? Ten chances to win on each title.
.We can supply you with extra coupons at the regular price of the paper.
Don't Cheat Yourself Out
of $500 In Gold
By holding down to one answer on eVh picture. Where you are sure you have
the right one it is all right. When in doubt use the ten that you are entitled to.
READ THE RULES
If you lose no one will know it but yourself.
If you WIN we will TELL EVERYBODY.
Now is the time!
Get Busy!
Here Is the Plan
Each day there will appear a picture in The Capital News.
This picture will represent the title of a book. You are to put in
the blank below the picture the name of the book you think it rep
resents, together with the name of the author, and your own
name and address. There are to be Seventy-Five of these pic
tures in all. They will appear daily, including Sunday.
Remember, the first prize is $500 in gold and the second a
$325 Piano, with 103 other valuable prizes—$1500 worth of
prizes—and you surely ought to get one of them !
BUT WHY NOT WIN? ALL THAT GOLD LOOKS
MIGHTY GOOD!
THE PRIZE LIST—JUST READ IT!
Everything from $500.00 in real money to a one-pound bo»
of candy.
Piano, Parlor Suite, Diamond Ring, Victrola, and a hundred
. others !
Think what you can do with that $500.00 !
Surely you can win something in this big list of valuable
prizes.
Study this list. Then read the rules. See how simple the
whole plan is. Open to everybody except employes of the
Capital News. Get busy. You'll enjoy the work. You'lljie
glad to go into the game even if you should not win out.
1st—Gold.....................................$ 500.00
2nd—Concord Piano............................ 325.00
3rd—Diamond Ring............................ 175.00
4th—Parlor Suite.............................. 125.00
5th—Victrola .................................. 100.00
6th—Watch................................... 50.00
7th—Watch................................... 30.00
8th—Watch................................... 20.00
9th—Watch....................... 15.00
10th to 13th inclusive—4 Watches, value $10 each... 40.00
14th—1 Watch.............................. 7.50
15th to 17th inclusive, 3 German Silver Hand Bags,
value $5.00 each............................ 15.00
18th and 19th—2 German Silver Hand Bags, value
$3.00 each.... ............................ 6.00
20th to.55th, inclusive—36 boxes Idanha Chocolates,
value $1.50 each............................ 54.00
56th to 105th—50 boxes Idanha Candy Co.'s Choco
lates, value 75 cents each'.................... 37.50
Total................. $1500.00