sspp . i THE WASHINGTON ERALD. THURSDAY, 'OCTOBER 3, 1912. .?- f V : Search the Columns of The Herald Daily for Advertisements Containing, the Ane: " "We 'Give Votes in The Herald's $25,000 Contest" ' . DON'T EOEGET THAI THE Merchants Give Votes in The Herald's $25,000 Contest PATRONIZE THESE STORES AND PRODUCTS. Don't Forget to Ask for the Votes Due You. It is advisable for contestants to always carry with them a list of the retail merchants and manufac turers who give votes in the contest Additional copies of these lists may be obtained'from The Advocate by calling at The Herald business office. These lists should be distributed among friends, with the request lhat they patronize the establishments and products and save the votes. AXTIQTm YTTTOsri'l'IIIIV?. U. Benl & Boa. ni I St. N. W. AUTOMOBILES AICD MOTORCYCLES. Iwmao Motor Cm Co, 1SJ Coim. Art EtttlMt, Snpjaj Co.. JTM Uth St. K. W. 1. S. Mmter Ga. 93 D St. N. W. M; T. Pollock, ion Conn. Are. Waatlnstoo Anto 8npr7 Co. 1X3 N. T. Are. Wm, Motor Sales Co. 1603 Hta St. N. W. Federal Uotor Co, lsa nth St. N. W. AUTO REPAIRS. Baorr Auto A Trues Cm. 1110-13 C St. K. VT. Boothwortli Keiaer Co, rear ISO 1, St. N. W. AUTO SUPPLIES. I C. Herrtaan. Veroxmt An. and L St N. W. Aoto EnAtngt SnjKxT CD. P. K. B. Ca AlrtM Tin Filler Gx, 38 Southern BattUnt. Derii ChDda, IXt Eje St. N. W. National Auto Snpplj Ca. 1530 11th BL National Anto Top Co.. IIS UH 8L N. W. vi"?1L1:,re&le SoXTlT Co, 1S30 N. T. At. N. W. P. O. Plcllhx 1530 llth St. It W. AUTO LAMPS AND RADIATORS RG lloere Co.. S John llarshan Place. rw. cR!PaTS' MATERIALS. rTea A. Behaidi, nj-a uta St N. W. UEDDIXO. E. A. lirarer. SSJ O St N. W. Orjlol Be&Uns Co, 1S3 Tth Bt N. W. BICYCLES AND REPAIRS. 3 P. Mortia. UU H St N. E. C1 8. Vermillion. HD7 lith St N. W. P. at Corr. CIS th 8t N. W. E. P. Baxletoo, O Mth St K. TV. Georre W. Bean. 1005 9th 8t H. W. T ., . BOOKS, AC. " - Meefarrrn, Xooma J J. 9 Citirene" National Bau Banding. CHILDREN'S GOODS. lie Ckfldren'a Shop (eOraa Sieer), C3 Bth Bt CHIWAWARE. F. B. Flnttrtint IBS Ith St N. W. CIGAR DEALERS. I A. Birch, na Pt. Are. N. W. Plnha- Clttr Co.. 307 Ith St N. W. J. 8. Jtmtt, 103 n St N. W. A. llittfm. in D St N. W. W. T Utjhnih. SB II St N. W. H. T OffttrtlnstT. EM 9th Bt 1. W. A. H. and J R n. ijm e. . m A. H. & J. K. Botra. 11 N. T. An, U. W. i- 6M1n- TO P.. Are. N. W. WlBlxm H. TVinier. 90S 9th St N. W. B. U. Wiljon. sa O St it W. CLOTHING. ' Ttt Wonder Clotha Shop, 3 Pi. At. N. W. COAL AND WOOD. E. V. Rkt. Ill B St a E. CONFECTIONERS AND BAKERS. ijaoer Cindio u Tto Candj Box. 10.1 llth 8t F. M. BockmEhun & Son, SSI P. Ara. 8. t Chijik Brofc. 1U3 N Cin. Bt Coklnci Brot, 123 H St N. E. J. C EwtM. im n. Ato. n. E. C. T. Rison, SOS Pi. A?t N. W. Wood D.l Ciodj Ca. 3D0I llth St N. W. Gaorco H. Amricn. 1009 N. T. Amu N. W. COFFEES. Wiihlnjton Dilrj Ca. 9M Li. Art (minnfictnren). , DAIRIES. J. W. Cattle. 1 O 8t N. E. (Anindll Dtiir). H G Wltiina. S33 GwrjU Atl. (WhtU Ctottt Dalij). DEPARTMENT STORES. xn Hlrbe7Kanman Co. 931 th St S. E. pEblONING AND CUTTING SCHOOL. U. lAcner. Kcnols Bide, llth and G Su. N. W. DRUGGISTS. tOul iminniCT. llth and N. T. Ate. N. W. Charln F Berkelir. lit N. Car. Are. 8. K. L. F. Bradler. Uth ind Pa. Are. S. E. Jamei N. Checasan. corneT 10th and D Sta, IT W C. Froton Collina, N. Y. and N. J. Area. Oolmnbia Pharaacr, 1J1 H Bt. S. t A N. Connrr, Ud Conn. Ate. N. W. Charlci T Conrad. Jr, 115 N. Car. Arc It, E. E. J. Edmnnda. C09 Pa. Are. X. W. Lmrrald Draj Ca, Ith St & Maim. Ara. It W. Bimncl Falk. Eth and K Eta. N. E. John Frnr. 300 H St X. W. L. H. ForatiT, llth and M Sta. N. W. Crirr A- Grier. 9th and K Sta. Si. W. Gml Broa., 1100 Tth St N. W. Drnx Storr. llth St and Vt Arc, John O. Ealfr Propr Ctarlea Hawllnj. Va. Ate. and Ith Bt 8. E. It Clifford Hints. 15U S. J. Are. N. W. Htnrr E. King. Ga. Are. and Boet Creek Boad. McCbtsier & Joachim, tth & F Sta. N. E. an4 Id A E Bts. N. E. R T. Ollttr. Bohnead and Otia Sta. N. W. Feoplee Pharmacr. 93 Ith St N. W. E. L Itcbrr. N. Capitol 4 H Sta. N. W. SchiCman i Goldanlth, 1150 Ith St It W. J. French Slmreon, Ith St and B. L AT.Tt. W. epracebank. H. E, 601 Eaat Capitol Bt U. B Trwkabnrr. 3 llth St S. W. Van Emon'a Drug Store. Uth and E. Can. Sta. D. A. Yeatmin. Ith and H Sta. It E. H. W. Emllh. Sd St and Pa. Ate. N. W. Inline K. Martr. 5th St and Fla. Ate., DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. Ulu A. M. Kloct. S3 H St N. E. Ura. 8. M. Carroll. 3301 Ga. Are. H. W. a F. Dnrand. C3 North Capitol Bt Bee Blr Store, 901 Ith Bt M. W. Ura. J. A. Mondr. 3130 Ga. Ata. K. W. J. Q. Pretnkert. 130J H 8t M. E. a B. Wilcox. SU3 Uth St N. W. Ura. K. E. Ftctn. U Ith Bt N. B. ALWAYS INSIST ON PRODUCTS ADVERTISED IN CONTEST. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES. BRING LABELS, TRADE MARKS, &C, OF ADVERTISED PRODUCTS TO HERALD OF FICE AND RECEIVE IN RETURN VOTES AT RATE OF ONE FOR EACH CENT IN PUR CHASE. DOES NOT MATTER WHERE PRODUCTS ARE PURCHASED. These Are the Th Lxlve Co. Corner 9th and K Jlontrme&f al Brwlnr Co Perfect Drew Beer. Save crown bottle caps marked with letter "W." Good for 10 votes each. Anandale Dalrr-MIlk and Cream. Save milk and cream bottle caps. Good for 10 votes each. T. G. Prttebard Co, Baklnr Powder. Corn Starch, and linking; Soda. Save labels. Redeemable, Sc size for E votes. 10c size for 10 votes. 16c size for 15 votes, 30o size for 30 votes. Golden Co Elk Grove, Butter. Save complete cartons. Good for 35 votes. Waahlacrton Dalrr Co. W. D. Coffee. Save paper batrs "Special Blend' 25c, good for 25 votes; "W. D. Breakfast." 28c Brood for 28 votes. Maryland Macaroni Co "Marco Brand Macaroni, Vermicelli, SpaKhettl, Noodles. Save entire cartons. So size. 5 votes: 10c size. 10 votes. Fratena Co. Plymouth Rock Baklnc Powder. Save labels. 5c size, 6 votes. linker Co Sparkling: Gelatine. Save complete cartons. 10c size good for 10 votes. Frederick W. Llpps Co Socletr Brand Chocolates. Save box tops. Good for one vote for each penny repre sented In retail sale price. Klocxewskt A CoU-Babek, for Chllla and Fever. Save complete cartons. Good for 50 votes. Waeatnarton Macaroni Co. MacaronL Save cartons. Good for one vote for each penny In retail price. g. c palmer Co Ctn-er Ale. Save crown tops. Good for 10 votes. H. C. Offterdlnirer Cl-ar, Save bands. Deerhead, 10c, good for 10 votes; After Dinner. 5c good for 5 votes. Chanin Sack Co-Velvet Ice Cream. Save com- ' nlete carton. Good for. pint, 10 votes; 1 pint, 20 votes; 1 quart. 35 votes. ADVEBIBEMEaTS OF HEBCEABTS and Manufacturers WholHow to Meet The following is a classified list of the Retail DRY GOODS, CONFECTIONERY. AND n ICE CREAM, , C B. Wllcor, 3113 Uth, Drj Uooda, ConlecOonerlea. lea Cream. DYEnS AND CLEANERS. W. U. Flaher, 103 9th St N. W. J. H. Foatar. llth and D Eta. N. W. Edward JIDler. I N. I. Are. ELECTRICIANS. Gea W. rarezo. COS II 8t N. W. , FLORISTS. Code Broa, 181 F St X W Z. D. Blackiatone, llth and H Sta. S. W. FOOT TREATMENT. WBhtlmlna Fooj Treatment. The. 13 10th St It W. FURNITURE. DESKS. AC. Uelton-Rhodea Ca. llth and R Sta. N W. Jnliua Larabnrrh A Ca. 5H 9th St X. W. X. W, gas Firnmitt. Waih. Gta Appliance Ca. 1321 Uth St N.- W. a A. Unddinun. 13M G St and 611 Eth St a. W. GROCERIES AND MARKETS. WINES. AC. JL Brill. 300 Flonda Ate a D. Allrr. Ith and A Sta. 8. E. M. Kimbrrlr. lOOS U St X. W Joseph L Cailor. 103 6th St . E. ueorte O. Altrmoa, S3 llth St .N. W, and H40 win ot . w. N. Aoth Prorialon Co. n n fit a. v. Domlnico Torre, 901 V 8t X. W. J. U. Araadale. 1331 H St. X. EL Thomia K. Beater, C3 m St X. W. Btnmunn Behrmann. Tth and I 8ta. 8. W. W. E. Bell. 131 F St X. W. a. tarao, 3SH llth St X. W. K. P. Chaconaa. Center Market. B. W. Oaxton. 9104 La. Ate. X. W. R. E. Clementa, Third and A 8ta. 8. E. M. 8. Coon. Ith and ET Sta. X. W. Ldw. F. Daria. Thirteenth and Park Road. Jamea D. Donnelly, llth and I Sta. X. W. Georje W. Drerr. 36 E St X. E. Economj Urat Market. a Third St It W. B. T. Garriaon, 19fl in St X. W. Ura. Jennie Goldberr. SCI U St N. W. Henrj L. Gater. 37 Ith St a W. 8jdnej Gnmnhrlm. 1633 llth 8t N. W. H. Z. Hdlt. 300 E St X. E. J. A. Kerf, sm New Ilampahlre Atenoa. Uflton B. Kronheim. 3M M St X. W. R. J. Laierrr. 1713 Cohimhla Rwt WiUlam R. Leunhtch. 63 6th St 8. W. ai. u. urectxoD. 9 Becond Bt X. E. L. F. Umbj. tth and E. Capitnl Sta, A. Loatlne. 63 Ith Bt 8. W. F. B. UcGitern. 1 Qmncy Ptaca X. E. Ura. P. Unrphr. 13th and O 81a X. W. Offntt A Bmnmer. a) and O Sta. X. E. W. E. Olinrtr. 311 U St X. W. L Porton. 15th St and Uarrland Ate. X. E. J T. D. PTLES" 19 STORES. Bedman-e White Front Jnrtet. 91t ia. Ate, N. W. Benahaw Broa, 13th ana U Sta. X. W. WiUlam Boienbrrs. 300 G St X. W. Ben Roaenfeld. M IS St 8. W. X. Roeenblatt 1111 9th 8t X. W. C V. Sparrow. 606 X. Capitol Bt A. W. Tailor. 106 Eattrro Market Vipont & rarent. 1031 llth 8t X. W. Waahintton Dalrr Co, MO Lordaiana Ate. (mann- factarer). J. WCUam Weber. 1th and H Sta. X. E. Mn. Mirr Wahl. Ull E St X. W. Elpbonio yotmn Ca. C8 9th St X. W, and Sll Uth St X. W. J. S. Gurericn. 1501 8 St X. W. Gea W. Fair. Jr.. Arcade Market GUNS, AMMUNITION. Goo. A. Emmona. 307 ra. Ate. 8. E. HARDWARE AND PAITS. De Milne 4 Ca. 3H3 U St X. W O. E. Rodikin. 913 7th St K. W. ludare Small. 113 Tth St X. W. Krarmer & Dnehrint. lilt llth St X. W. W. T. A F. B. Weater. 1308 Wiiconiin Ata. X. W. F Stewart, lit and H Sta. X. W. Emmona, Gea A, 307 Ta. Ate. 8. E. JEWELERS, OPTIClAXS, AND CLOCK REP4.IRER. International Clock Repair Ca. 510 H St X. W. dlflin Optical Co . S07 F ht X W. L. Cohen Co . 613 Ith St X. W. Cole & Swan. 191H4 llth bt X. W. ud Mil U St X W. Edwin H. Etx. IOCS O bt X. W A. O llotterlj. 133 Tth St X. W. Carl Peteraen. 93 O St N. W. Chaa. Bchwarti, CI Ith 6t X. W. Waahincton Clock. iWatcfa and Jrwelrr Bepilrlnc Co, 127 H St N. E LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAI , . LORS AND CLEANERS. John 0- Kert. IS if ht X. n LADIES' FURNISHINGS. X Bermin. 615 9th St X. W. A. L. Falk Ca, III P St X. W. II. Sackermln A Son, Ell B St X. E. Frank B. Bmlth. 1213 O St X. W. rhl Surprise. 3 Ith St X W. Roae Fur and Ufllinerr Ca. 1113 F 8t X. W. LAUNDRIES. Colombia Larmdrr Co . 63 G St X. W. East End Larmdrr. 61 H St X. W. Vale Lenndrr. 137 K. T. Ate X. W. LUNCHROOM. Terrr A Stewart. T05 U bt S. E. , Bex Orater Ilouie, Chaa. L. Callia, 7109 llth St X. W. Uatea'a Lunch Roam. 1335 X. T. Ate, Sun'a Lunch Room, Samuel C. Long. Manaser, 36th and Proarect Are. MAGAZINE SUHSCRrPTifiN. Jamea 8. Fraaer, Kenoia Buildinz. llth and G Eta, Manufacturers and Their Products Sts. N. W. AND 1UNDFACTDXERS QIVINQVOTES IN THE COBTSST ABE SCaXTZlED THXOHGHOUT THE PAPER. Merchants: ' ,. MANICURING. a Sicitirr Beiutj Ca. 1006 F St X. W. MASSAGE MACHINES. - Queen lluun Mhrator Co, 6S 13th 8t N. E. , . MEN'S FURNISHINGS. A. J. Broom et Co, llth bt and X. T. Ara. The Xewpott 1MI Ith St X. W. M. Letitan, 30M llth St X. W. r.enmin'i, 133 Pa. ai X. W. Xeuman'a, 113 X. T. Ate, Enna Bldf. a H. Beirenrteln. llth and X. T. Are. H. W. B. Rich. U3 llth St X. W. Gea Etnun Ca. 63 Pa. Are. X. W. " . MODISTE. Mme. Leon. 513 Uth 8t X. W. MOVING. PACKING. AND STORAGE. v-w.. uiM.fi u, u ra. Ate. n. vt. t J-v, r, MARKETS. J. Noble floorer (Arcade Uarket). PAPERHANGERS AND WALL PAPER , , , DEALER. A. J. Grlmeii. 603 I'. An s r John R. Mahoner. 336 re. Ate 8. E. "m. j. noun, Ith St" and Pi. Are. 8. E. M. E. Vernon A Ca, 3121 Ga. Ate. X. W. Pennlniton A Tajlor. 513 H St X. E. PATTERNS AND MODEL MAKING. D. P. McCauler. 161 Maine Ate. 8. W. . .. . PHOTOGRAPHERS. John Ioard, 123 Pa. Ate. X. W. J. R. Brooka. 9C7 Pa. Are, S. W. Georre E Flcklin. 159 Pa, Ate. K. W. Hirreir'a Studio. CI Ith St . . PIANO". rercj 8. Foater PUno Ca. in O Bt N. W. Joe, Hell Chan Piano Co. UT G Bt. X. W. Aumat Terneak, 131 5th Bt X. W. Eclipse Eu Ca. 309JU 10th St 8. W. SEWING MACHINES. H. D. Llxkln. 3d and H Bta. X. W. IHOEI. Colonial Sample Shoe Ca, Waibinftoa Loan and Trust BoIMlnr, 9th and F. Arthur Burt A Ca. llth end F Sta. X. W. Home Shoe Co, 3309 Oa. Are. X. W. Sol Louis. 901 Ith St X. W. SHOE REPAIRERS. L. Gibennan A Bona. 3131 llth St N. W. Tonj GulSre. 901 Pa. Ate. X. W. Home Shoe Repairing Co. H9 tth St N. W. National Shoe MiauiacturiDX and Repair Compear, S3 llth St X. W. SPORTING GOODS. Xatlonal Scortinc Cooda Co.. la 9th Bt X. VY. Emmona, Gea A , SOT Pa. Ate. S. E. ' STATIONERY AND PERIODICALS. rxiw. j. rjTiu, sue iiu &t . n. Wm. Gimeon. ll llth St X W. Jaa, S. Fraaer, 316 Kenona Bldtv STOVES. W. L. Jecka A Bona. 73 tth St X. W. SHIRTMAKERS. P. T. Hall. Inc.. 130 F St. X. n. TAILORS. n Wriabers. 1524 North Capitol St S Bod. 3XH Uth St N. . U Ackencan. 107 8th St S. E. International Tallorlnf Co, 1355 H St X. E. Wm. Berenter. 137 Ith St 8. W. . A, a BobTl. 501 Uth Bt X W. A. H. Cooper. 935 llth St X. W. L. Dirowitx, 1C3 F St X. W. M Goldlteln. 333 H St X. E. GresotT A. Hinton, SS Ga. At. X. Vt. B llanton, uuati. v. B Hutt 1BI 18th Bt X. W. 8. LebowiU. 313 llth 8t X. W. McGrew Ca. ZUJ ri. Ate. X W. Max Needln. IT Ith St X. W. Schwartz A Friedman. H7 Tth 8t 8. W. H. F Silrennan Ca. 7C2 SI St X. W. Gea D Sinclair. 615 Pa. Ate. X. W. W. A. Sladen, 119 E. Cap. St Merer Welner. 3833 Ga. Ate X. W. Joe. A. WUner A Co, ill O St N. W. B. L. Genhanlck, 615 F St X. W. The Capital Taflora. 301 13th St X. W. Bernard's, 1134 Ith St X. W. TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. Lwaahtnfton Button Ca, 123 X. T. Are. X. W. U. Sworxm c cone, sukhi u bt . w. THEATERS. Alhambri Theater. (19 7th bt N. W. Cbelaea Theater, M St, between llth and Kb Sta N. W. Rraata TheaitT. 33 Pa. Ate. 8. E. Uoore'a Amusement Ca. 139 9th 8t X. W. Uenland Theater. n at . near u BU It VT. The Zenith Theater, III tth 8t S. E. A. J. Brrlawik! (Cadno Theater). TRUNKS. LEATHER GOODS. AND HARNESS. J. P. Gennuiller. HI La. At. N. W. June Y. Topnam. iz it at n. w. IIPHOI.5TEHEHS. O. 8. Cpbolsterint. 613 F St N. W. Rellabl npbolaterinz. Ith and E Sta. K. W, Com- mm BuUdlnl. The Mutual Cpholaterinc Ca. 6 Uth St X. W. fl c. BouthcomD. hi u it a. w. Jamea Troaker, 1151 P 8t X. W. E. O. Bouthconb. on u Bt . w. VIOLIN HOSPITAL. W. Scott Herman, tth and A SU. X. L. Charles Klnrr St Son, Inc Senator Floor. Save bags and barrel tops. Good for votes at rate of 1 for every penny In retail price K. S. Leadbeater Co. FlavorlnK festraets. Save complete cartons. Ec size. 5 votes; 10c size, 10 votes; 15c size, 15 votes; 25c size, 25 votes. White Clover Dairy Milk and Cream. Save bottle caps. Good for 10 votes. Schmlta Chemical Co Hair Tonic Save cartons. Good for 25 votes. Emerald Drncr Co IUienmatlira Remedy. Save car tons. Good for one vote for every penny. Pnlmo Medical Co. Polmo Elixir. Save labels. Good for 1 vote for each penny In retail trade. Raaaelllne Mfc. Co Rnsselllne Cleanser. Save box tops. Good for 10 votes. Peerlcaa Drna; Co. X-II-ro Headache and Stcfmaeh Remedy. Save bottles and wrappers. Good for 10 votes. Pint bottles nood for 100 votes. National Remedy Co. Dart's Headache Remedy. Save cartons. Good for 25 votes. Vod-Dale Candy Co Candles. Save box tops. 10c size. 10 votes; H-lb box. 25 votes; 1-lb. box. 60 votes. Demon Exterminator Co Demon Exterminator. Save labels. Good for 1 vote for each penny In retail price. ' Lemon Seldllta Cev (prepared) Lemon Seldllta. Ec size, save packages; 6 votes; 10c size, savevbox top. 10 votes; 25c size, save box tops, 25 votes. Ewald'a Bakery white Satin Bread. Save labels. Good for 5 votes. Carter's Laboratory Co Hair Tonics and Cos metics. Save labels. Good for one vote for every penny In retail price. - v ' Uydro-Bleae Chemical Co Xuatarated Campho llne. Save complete cartons. Redeemable at Herald office for 25 votes. T Rammel Mfar. Co. TJaUveratty Club Glaser Ala. Save crown tops. Good for 10 votes. In The Herald Competition e Victory Will Depend ency, and Determination. Read The Herald and get acquainted with contest advertisers and advertisements Patronize retail merchants and manufactured products advertised in competition Never neglect an opportunity to secure votes Work along scientific lines Victory will be attained not by chance. but by diligence. The exciting; race over tne long six months course In The Washington Her ald's 325.000 contest is well under way. The contestants are using all of their airy Is keen on all sides. A PJ " 32S.OOO Is a magrUneent one, and those who have entered the race are striving hard to be among- the victorious next v.hm.H. .. .Sia winners 'Will XV njtfVA fhl. ,( Aivsiet. Now that th m on and the con testants are speedlnr toward the HUnt coal, the question arises of which will win. That Is a stupendous question, and the answer cannot be forecasted at this early stage of the same. But certain fundamental points can be laid down, and the contestants who follow these suesestlons closely 111 be among the victorious when the race Is over and tre course Is run. Success will not come by chance or by trickery. To succeed is a science. The contestant who would be successful must plan and work and make sacrifices. No good thing comet without sacrifice. Men who have succeeded have paid the price. So la it in this great race. Those who would win must pay the price. Is the reward worthy of the effort? Every contestant has already answered this question. It most certainly la The price which must be paid for suc cess Is industrlousness, persistency, and determination. They sound like small things, but they are the great forces which make all success In this world. The contestant who really wants to win and is willing to pay the price will have no trouble In being among the victorious. Flrat he must become enthusiastic over the proposition. He must become ab sorbed in the competition. He must be come determined to win. and must back up the determination by honest effort. He must plan extensively for the cam paign. He must devise methods of ob taining votes. He must become acquaint ed with the contest advertisers and their advertisements. In other words, he must be Indurtrlous. He must visit his friends and people whom he would like to be his friends. He must give them llstu of the advertising merchants and manufactur ers and request that they patronize the establishments -Mid products and save the votes for him. He must make all of his purchases at stores which give votes in the contest, and must buy only those manufactured products good for votes at The Herald office. Then this contestant ho would like to ucceed must be persistent. He must not let his Interest wane. His enthusiasm must Increase every day. He must talk ccntest to his relatives and his friends. He must think of otes before breakfast, during the day. and after supper. He must plug away persistently toward the bright goal In the distance. And the person who follows this for mula will certainly be a winner. Here Is the programme in brief: Be determined, be Industrious, be per sistent, become acquainted with the ad ertlsers and their adertlements; pat ronize these merchants and manufactur ers exclusively; distribute advertising lists among your friends, with the request mat tney patronize the merchants and RULES THAT GOVERN THE HERALD CONTEST SEE THAT YOU Every contestant should be familiarly acquainted with the rules and conditions governing the contest. They should be strictly adhered to. Read them carefully and observe them In letter and spirit. They are as follows: L Any reader of The Herald may nom inate himself or another person by filling out the nomination blank and sending It to The Advocate; or. If he has not the nomination blank at hand, by forwarding the name, address, and telephone num ber. If any, of the person placed In nomination. Upon acceptance, proper notification will be made, and 1.000 votes will be credited to the contestant as a starter. 3. Merchants and manufacturers co operating In tho contest, employes of the firms, members of their families, and employes of The Washington Herald and members of their families are barred from competing. 1 In case of tie votes, the article in volved will be sold and tne proceeds equally divided among the contestants tying. I. Contestants are requested to send their votes to The Advocate as often as possible. Persons may cast votes for any of the contestants, but those one sent With Success Upon Industry, Persist- products and save tho votes for you. Work early and late. Every reader of The Washington Her sld has an equal opportunity to secure some article among the 359 which are to be distributed to the victorious contest ants at the end cf the six months' strug gle for supremacy. Whether young or old. boy or girl, sin gle or married, you can enter this unpre cedented contest with as bright a chance for victory as the thousands of other readers or the paper. Diligence Is the keynote to success. Tou are required to spend no money, to beg no money, and to solicit nothing. Tou are simply required to keep wide awake to the opportunities which present them selves. The same opportunities will come to you (as to your neighbor. It Is tho reader who grasps these that will stand victorious at the end of the competition. AH questions concerning the contest should be addressed to The Advocate, at The Herald. Information will be given gladly. The telephone number la Main 3300. These hints at tbe"road to success have been given that the contest may be an earnest one. Every reader of The Herald Is here told how he may secure a 35,000. home or one of four fl.SO automobiles, nr a piano, or a player piano, or one of the several hundred other articles which The Herald Is to award. It Is the opportunity of your life. Fill out a nomination blank without delay and enter the contest this very day. Remember, that upon the re ception of the nomination blank 1.000 votes 111 be given to your credit. btart your personal campaign to-day. A single day's delay may hamper your prospects. It Is never too late to enter the contest. A person may send In his nomination on the last day of the contest If he chooses, but that would be the most foolish thing to do. The earlier a person enters the bet ter show he will have to win one of the 350 awards. By all means enter at once. The delay of a single week or day may remit In de feat nt the end of the competition. All that Is necessary to do to enter the com petition Is to cut out one of the nomina tion blanks printed dally In The Herald. All It In. and forward to The Advocate. Upon the acceptance of the nomination the nominee will be credited with 1.000 votes. A person may nominate himself or have some one else do It for him. It It Is inconvenient to send In one of the regulation nomination blanks, then for ward the name, address, and telephone number. If any, of the nominee, the num ber of the voting district, and the name of the nominator. Nominations should be addressed to The Advocate, The Wash ington Herald. Washington. I). C Only one nomlnauon will be accepted for each nominee. Persons In sending In nominations should be careful that the number of the voting district Is given cor rectly. Entering the contest places the competitor under no obligations. It does not require the expenditure of money, or the possi ssion or unusual guts. If you have not already entered the contest cut the blank out at once, fill It In. and send It to The Advocate. OBSERVE THEM. In ennnot be transferred to the credit of another person. 5. Votes can be obtained only by pat ronizing the Arms and products adver tised In connection with the contest. 6. The Wsshlngton Herald reserves the right to Introduce w advertisers at any time during the contest. Contestants should watch the paper every day for these changes. The advertisement of any retail merchant or manufactured product may be withdrawn at any time by The Washington Herald for good reason. In such event votes will not be counted for the firm after the date that the adver tisement Is dropped 7. Contestants may compete only for the articles to be awarded in their re spective districts. ft Candidates are not restricted to their districts, however, in the matter of securing votes. Votes may be procured In any section of the city and cast for any contestant, regardless of districts 9. The contest is now on and continues unUl 12 o'clock (midnight), February 23 191J. 10. The relative standing of contest ants, as well as any changes In the rules governing the contest, will appear In The Washington Herald from time to time. World'sr Best Bottled Beer DfFSit I W- SAVE 1 - THE CAPS w With the Utter "W" (Mr Ctp with Letter "W" R!eeaabe. Redeemable for 10 Votes Each in The Watoiactoa Herald $25,000 Contest. No other beer caps or labels redeemable. For sale at all first-class Cafes, Hotels, and Bars. Private trade served at $1.75 case 50c rebate on bottles. START NOW Saving These Labels. Also Those PRITCH ARD'S Baking Soda. Indian Corn Starch. Labels Redeemable art Herald Office. Se alee, s votes. 10c else, 10 vote. lSe alae, IS votes, aoc else. SO votes. IK BEBALD CONTEST, 7 Do You Use Elk Grove BUTTER? It is the butter that pleases particular people. Ask Tonr Grocer for It. 60LIEN ft CO., MM; UNIVERSITY CLUB GINGER ALE mand it for purity and taste. I Bottle Capa arood for 10 votes. INSIST ON Palmer's Ginger Ale For Sale Everywhere. Save the Crown Tops. GOOD FOR ONK VOTE FOR EACH rE?rvr ix sale price. knr Irm Ull IrsmsKH- IT1U OH CHITS nonius CONTAINS NO QUININE. Special Blend Coffee, 25c lb. J' Bjj Good for 25 Votes. ylVVVVVV W. D. Breakfast toffee, 28c lb. ZSflmtfyy Big Good for 21 Voles. y2wsffis99S The Coffees Par ifmlZ Excellence. yyJmvfly cfai Butierine, av hn Bw 25c, the highest Bags and jB5lx anufac- Votes. BnJSyy Washington jfiiyyQmMC Dairy Company, AtmZAsY 940 LOUISIANA AVENUE. jyOyQjIf&TYy Phono Main 5906. OVyyyyfflffyy ner Soods l All Parts of City. fSS We dve Herald 923J00 contest votes. SAVE THESE BANDS Everybody ody knows tbese clears the quality Is kept up to ce. we defy competition years, ana tni for the price. DEER HEAD, 10 CENTS eaesfaBtfefHI EXTRA HTLD. Highest standard Deer Head bands AFTER DINNER, 5 CENTS IHB EXTRA MILD. EXTRA COOD. Highest standard for twenty-two years. After Dinner bands count- FIVE VOTES. MADE IN OFFTERDINGER'S QUALITY SHOP, 508 NINTH STREET Totes also given on all pnrehauaes la above store. Monumental Brewing Co. WaMagtoa Brtadc 7th&R.,I.Ave.N.E. J.WM.CASTLE -5. ' These caps redeemable for 1 votes each In The Herald 15J.00J contest. -THIS MGrT SSEAJCS PTJR1TT." Box tops redeemable for one vote for erch penny of retail sale price. The Big 5c Can Excellent quality. Isabels redeem able at Herald of fice for S votea In f33,000 contest. WHEN YOU BUY WhiteHouse Brand Macaroni or Spaghetti In Packages at Your Store Yon Get a Home Product Made in Washington. We ttvo Herald tXfiOO contest vote. have steadily grown in popularity for the highest standard possible to produoe to produce better cigars for the money. EXTRA FIXE. for twelve 'years. count TEX VOTES. Al wfa r