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YOU can enter the campaign NOW,
while the largest extra point offer is
on, and get an excellent start in the
campaign.
"VCL1, as well asanyone else, can
win one of these fine prizes.
Simply because the values are so
great.„don't imagine ft'a a difficult
thing to win a prize. It isn't. A few
weeks' agreeable effort, the exertion
of one's power to organize and to per
suade—no more than this is required.
Here are a few words of apprecia
.tion from a person who won a fine
i,prize in previous Herald Profit-Shar
ping campaigns.
Read what this person has to stay:
Mrs. John Dows, Grand Forks, N.
D., winner of a car in a previous
Profit-Sharing Campaign.—"The re
ward for the work in the campaign
was much more generous than I had
expected. It is an opportunity of a
life time for any one who enters with
the intention of winning. did the
work during my spare time and en
joyed it. *he conduct of the cam
paign was at all times beyond criti
cism."
HERE ARfE A PEW MORE:
Miss Pearl Dinnie, Grand Forks.
(Now married)—"I was more than
pleased with the result of the few
weeks I gave to the Campaign work.
I secured a magnificent car and shall
always feel grateful to the Herald for
the opportunity offered. Tour lists of
awards tljis year is much larger than
in the previous campaigns.
Miss Irma Mallory, Grand Forks—
"I entered the 1910 Campaigh but
failed, to win one of the automobiles,
but in 1912 I tried again and at the
end of a few weeks, drove away with
my OWN car which only goes to show
that persistence spells success sure. I
figure that I could' not have purchas
ed such a car with the savings of as
msJny yeais. 1 am, therefore, a boost
er for iTra!d Profit-Sharing Cam
paign-: l.ccause it provides the shortest
cut to fortune that 1 ever heard of."
Hrs. T. J. Hanrahan of East Grand
Forks won a handsome car in a previ
ous Herald Campaign.
Mrs. K. G. Hanson of Mekinock
won line car in a previous Profit
Sharing Campaign.
Miss Josephine Tennison of Peters
burg won a fine car in a previous
Campaign.
Mi:-s Madge Arnold of Berwick won
a iiarulsoitK- car in a previous Herald
l'roiit-Shi'.ring Campaign.
In-previous Campaigns, only women
were allowed to compete
1
icone is Going to Get a $1,500.00 WiUys-Overland—
Someone is Going to Get a$l,195.00 Overland—Some
*\. Three Persons *re Going to Get Three $855.00
Overiands—45 Prizes' in All.
Kilter the Herald's $7,000 l^roflt-Sharing Campaign NOW.
Take advantage of the largest Extra Point Offer. It lasts
iSfovember 17.
Read all about the Extra Point Offers to be made daring the cam
paign. They arc outlined in the advertisement on this
v.f It Ik the simplest thing in the woMd to enter the
iMed to do is to send in yoor name on an entry blank.
Possibly yon have a friend who, yon believe, should avail himself or
herself of the opportunity held out here to secure one of the. high-class
antooinblk-* or one of the other forty-live prizes. If so, write that'per
aon'ft name In the entry blank and send it in.
There's a long and well-pleased list of those who have wop great values
la. other campaigns of The Herald, and that bright galaxy Is to, be laiiw
•dded to in a few weeks.
Someone In this campaign is going to win a $1,500 WHlys-Weeiana,
six-45 Touring Car.
Someone In this campaign 1s going to win -a $1495 Overland Tonug
Some three persons in this campaign are going to win the three $855
Overland Tonring Cars.
...
Some forty persons in this campaign ace going to win the forty other
OTHtfxls.
Remember, there are forty-live prizes in alL And not on© of Umn has
bank won as yet.
this year
men- and women will be eligible to
enter the race.
It is not'ffT53Sfe of horseshoe luck,
hut of a serious desire to win making
your spare time pay you big. Other
people ha \e won, and what they have
done, YOl" can do. The opportunity
is presented to you now. It is up to
you to decide whether you will have
a car at our expense or not.
l)o Not Hold Subscriptions.
Candidates do not need to hold the
money until they have collected $25
in subscriptions before sending it in.
The extra point offer says, that no
matter in what denomination the
money comes in, the extra points will
be givfen.
To illustrate how it works: Sup
pose a candidate by November 17 has
turned in subscriptions to the amount
of $25, he or she will be entitled to
an extra point 'ballot of 100,000
points if a candidate turns in $30
worth of subscriptions by November
17. he or she will be entitled tn a.n
extra point ballot of 120,000 extra
points. It simply means, the greater
the amount of money turned in be
tween now and November 17 the
larger the extra point ballot will be.
The clever campaigner will get ex
tra busy during th£ next two weeks
In order to make the biggest possible
showing of the business by the time
the extra offer closes.
Future Subscriptions.
In some cases candidates will find
friends who would be glad to help
them, hut ace now paid in advance
for some other paper and do not want
Ser
iro papers at the same time. In or
that the candidates may Becure
this subscription, we have arranged to
accept and issue point certificates to
cover such payments and wtyl hold
the subscriber's credit on our hooks
until the paper is desired-sent.
In sending In such subscriptions
kindly write across the top of the
stub that you send to this department,
the. date paper is to be started and we
will follow out the instructions.
Standing of Candidates.
The standing of the candidates as
they appear below only Includes the
points that were counted at noon Fri-
The standing of the candidates
win change in Tuesday's, Thursday's
and Saturday's In the evening edition
i1 .of The Herald and in the Wednes
.day's Friday's and Sunday's editions
Iff ••of the Morning Herald
•i" .To Insure accuracy, all points are
ted on a Burroughs adding ma-
Standing of
Will include all territory within the
limits of Grand Forks and Bast
Forks.
Closes Bee. 19th, 10 9.
*.
-Gardner.^clty.........41,070
Dee Reads, city. .47,8(0
•i Slattery.1319 3rd 8t lt.740
'•Police Keese, CrConnor Apt ......1MS0
L' CbJirlotte Keeley, 2S Int. Ave.. .„10,4(0
fsabeth Sullivan,/621 4th St. ...47,600
itbryn O'CoAaeU, 1411 N: tth 8t.48,840
Ryan, University Ave....31,460
ipria
adersee, I BprlggS BIk...l4,290
Hunt, Parkharst.....47,620
A. Beaypre, Parkhurst Ave- .13,790
Beauprt.
Ml, tOl
idwig, 1
Evans, »01 Cherry St....
Xudwlg, 104'Walnut St..-.-13,180
Bcramstad,
49$ N. 6th St.... MM
Burton, SS6 Gertrude Av.41,890
Larson, &06 Cottonwood. 6,610
Berg, 711 8. Fourth," M.610
Jthodes, Corllo. Flats,.
mwnm wmre QCTT.
Wrasse, Wla., Nov. United
DistHet Attonwy AlbWt C.
of^tlM* chy^whooe tyslfwatlon
during the week from
db and then denied by Wolfe
ttorntag^ reiterated I his.
he had n6t quit aa«l
Brt that j^ennis Conway of
—v "premature."
"jfalled -tO understand
ik
5-- A' J- .5 v!'( -.A
Advantage of the
Extra- Print Offer-"
You Can Enter Now
until
all you
Wlll include all territory in Minne
sota (outside of the city limits of Bast
Grand Forks) and the following counties
in North Dakota: Grind Forks, Pembi
na. Walsh. Trail. Steele, Nelson, Ram
Bey, Cavalier, and Griggs.
Campaign Closes Dee. 1Mb, 10 P.
Mrs. Gertrude Ahlman. Reynolds. 15,(90
G. V. Clow, Humbolt, Minn 5,840
Henry Hagen, Northwood 6,180
Sophia C. Hanson, Larlmore 48.S90
C. P. Kelly, Thompson n.... »,J#0
Belle M. Balfour, Crookston §,»40
Gertie Barto, Oslo, Minn 13,710
Oscar W. H. Bode. Larlmore 23,«70
Flora Woods, Forest River.......11,280
Esther Berg. Reynolds 11.470
Herman Schwandt, Buxton 44,070
E. Raschman, Minto 14,980
Hazel G. Johnson, St. Thomas 48.S90
Mrs. Curtis Hunt. Devils Lake.. .48,500
K. B. Knudson, Fisher, Minn 10,600
Mrs. J. Freeman, Devils Lake 48,310
Lucy Johnston, Wales ....43,690
Mrs. Kate Shearer, Lakota.......14,900
Harold Hart. Jollette ....25,380
I. Lennevold, Mayville .....18,470
Agnes Schable, Kempton 13,740
Carl Veetre, Drayton .....25,280
Ruth Johnson, Brocket .10,550
Minnie Berdahl, Foraville. .10,050
Belle Williamson, Glaus ton. ...._14.460
May Erickson, R. 1, Gilby...._..14,680
Rena Erhardt, Hamilton ....45,760
Annebelle Crelghton, Hensel 9,610
Mrs. Mary Redpathe, Inkster. 49,260
Mrs. Fred Seebert, Loma 5,390
.F. A. McDonald. Milton 48,790
Isaac Langseth, Mekinock. —. 6,060
a a 8 a so O a 9 1 8 0
Estelle Prescott, Orr ...14,860
Mary Krlle, Plsek I. 48,690
Helen Anderson, Starkweather...44,400
Hannah Wikoren, Northwood 13,820
Alfred Stevenson, Pembina 96,390
Mrs. L.M. Johnson, Warren, Mbm. 47,980
Wm. Quigley, Bathgate 49,2961
Geo. H. Johnson, LangdonS.960 I
Joseph Kennedy, Grafton........13,660
August Beaudy, N*che.41,800
ISstber Lowe, Hoople .....48,560 1
Enola Wlltgen, Churchs Ferry... .48,570
Carl Fjeld, Oslo, Minn 13,410
Mennie Severson, Petersburg.. ...14,200 1
Alice Iverson, Doyon 5,390
Mrs. H. W. McCull, Emerado .13,170
Wm. John Otto, Edlnburg 6,760
Mrs. Jay Banks, R. 4, E. G. F.... 7,290
Carrie 4ohneon. Thompson 6,140
A. A. Scott, Hannah 5.120
Knute Charlson, Thompson 6,380
A nice Hultgren, Mallory 5,460
Walter Sundahl, Niagara 24.380 I
Leah Papermaster, Rl, Hampden. 5,CM
F. C. Lord, Park River^^.. 5,296
F. R. Hlnkle, Clyde 5,010 I
Alice Woldy, Edmore.S.660
Teddie Larsoh, Honeyford 5,000
Clara Carver, Cunnings 22,600]
J. H. McDonald, Conway 43,410 I
J. C. Johnson, Cando 6,000
Henry Qqlbra—on,. Hlllsboro 6,000
Emilie Randker, Dahlen... 6,010
D. V. Snelllng, Euclid, Minn 6,000 I
Mrs. Earte Robinson. Ardoch 13,210
F. R. Vrchota, Arvllla 6,200
Thelma Andrews, Devils Lake.... 6,000
Victor Grins. Northwood........ 6,000
Ida Hunter, Crystal..,u .....14,110
Rev. G. & Martin, Cavalier 13,610
Anna Brown, Manvel..._ 14,360
Will include the following counties In
North Dakota: Rolette, Pierce, Sheri
dan. Bottineau, McHenry, Renville,
Ward, McLean, Burke, Mountrail Divide,
Williams McKenzie, Wells, Foster, Eddy,
Benson, Towner and all territory in
Montana as well as any other territory
not Included in the districts numbers
one and two.
Campaign Glosss, See. 15th, 10 *. SC.
Mrs. W. G. Douglas, Duneelth.... 6,360 I
Fred Stenson, Rolette .......14,490 1
G. Geeslln, Lansford 48,890
'Alice Sibley. Rolette 13,760
Olive Nicholson, Antetaipe, Mont. .13,850 I
Stoole Hendrlckson, Coteaa 49,600
Johni f.'l"
Annie Filken, Berwick 9,6701
Mrs. F. Statler, Barton 9,6001
Marion Varnes, Dsidiscs 6,260
Mrs. P. G. Neville, Dooley, Mont. .14,310
Mrs. J. S. McConnell, Epplng 13,620
Mrs. C. M. Johnson, Eekman 9,460
Clara Molden, FlaxviUe, Mont.... 6,940
Mrs. E. G. Howe, Gasdena 14,390
Maria Harrison, Knox 9,380
Fred Noltlng, Loralne 6,260
Carl Brunn, Mohall 5,780 I
Jennie Mullen, Omenee..........14,550 I
O. Ramatad, Sherwood 6,980 I
Addle Stougbten. St. John........14,020
Mrs. W. E. Berg, Tioga 13,810
C. Bowan, Westhope 6,460
Amelia Olson, Willow City....... 9,860
Alex Lohne, 8cobey, Mont........ 9,56071
R. Petersen, Mlnot............ 6,680
Vera Nelson, Tagus 9,240
W. H. Hunter, Souris 6,260
Mrs. Bertha Martin, 8tanley 13,940
Mrs. C. A Graarud, Leeds 6,480
N. L. Johnson, Tcrk 6,210
Loren Llndberg, Bottineau 6,860
W. D. Packard, Rolla 6,460
Cora Chrisman, Rugby 49,690
Alice Hinkley, Falrvlew, Mont.... 5,470
Erma Small, Wolf Point, Mont .13,960
Iva Atkinson, Poplar, Mont 13,920
Zelma Wilson, Hanaboro 6,040
L. M. Fluent, Noonan 6,070
Mrs. Will Murphy, Granville.... 6,070.
Mildren Castleman, Bantry 6,280
Lila Woodhall, Grenora 5,280
Reeba Hetrick, Powers Lake 5,040
Aanes Duffy, Plenty-wood, Mont... 5,170
Marie Richardson, Williston 5,000
Daisy Rowan, Mlnot C.OOO
Pear' Johnson, Cartwright 6,000
Maude Gill, Portal 92,610
Mrs. Lee T. BoliAger, Wolford... 5,010
Jane M. Arveson, Carbury 21,200
Hiram^ McCarthy, York,-. 6,010
£•,J-v"?erLindlen, Dagmer Mont. 6,010
51 5 Parshall 13,600
Mrs. O. J. Ehlson, Coulee 6,000
CTas. Hollfnger, Glenburn 6,040
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A. Benolt, Fairview, Mont. 6,000
Reee Bauer, Watford 6,110
CMt0
Wllbur
M00
.14,670
Wertz, Riy. 6A60
Peabodf To Enforce
New Explosive* War
Washington, Nor. 6.—Franeis S.,
ot the Council of'
National Defense committee on coal
producOoi hy been appointed aa
•teUnt to- the'director of the Bureau
MJg®e to direct the enforcing of the
provisions of the law regulating the
•tora«® end use of
NOTemNrM
becomM
«««cttve
DAUGfrnERS RAVE BIS OOR2T,
... Ohio, Nov,
daughters kt William MtU^.
*0, out 15 acres of corn, ehodfted
and_ »aved^ the crop Khfeh- Jfcraer
aCeKMUto feared would jSTioot Owing
to. his lUness. These modern daugh
ters of Ceres Included Mrs. Elsis
fWMr Mr* C«Ila TKMhpson Mrs"
Grace Jacksin and Mrs. Ruth Selper
of.Alllance, and Ml* Clara McKenaie,
jspsas,"
Ir **,
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$25.00 or SDBSOBlPraOIlB wnj» GET
100,000 EXTRA POINTS.
This, "the F?rst Extra Point offer, is now
in force," and la as follows:—
In addition to the regular points allowed
on subscription payments, as shown In the
point schedule, wo make the candidates the
following offer:.
100,000 extra points will be given to every
candidate who sends or brings $86.00 worth
of subscriptions to this office on or before
Saturday, Nov. 17, 1917, 10 p. m.
The^larger the amount the candidate
sends in during this period, the larger the*
candidate's extra point ballot win be. For
example: $S6i00 win receive 104,000 extra
points $27.00 wMl get 108,000 extra points,
et£s
SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS ARE
WORTH MORE EXTRA POINTS DURING
THIS PERIOD THAN THEY WILL BE AT
ANT OTHER TIME DURING THE CAM
PAIGN.
Subscription Rates and Numbcfr of Points
Allowed For Payment.
The following table shows 'the price of the paper as well
as the number of points allowed on subscription payments
made to the Campaign department during the Campaign. All
Old and New subscribers of the Morning, Evening or Sunday
Herald making any payment on subscription, in Arrears or
in Advance, are entitled to points according to the following
schedule:
The Grand Forks Morning or Evening
'Herald by Boy, Carrier or Mail.
80 Mentha In advance.. .810.00
4 Tears in advance...( 6.00
Tears in
1 Tear In
8 Months in
Sigjaed
'r
j1*
Price. Points. Folate.
30 Moatha In advance...910.00 130,000 00,000
Tsars In advance.. .1 8.00 88,000 44,100
1 Tear in advance.. 4.00 38,400 10,800
6 Months In advance.. .8 1.00 17,600 8,800
I.. .$ 1.00
3 Months in advanoe. 8,000
The Morning, Evening and Sunday Herald (three papers) will
be sold at the following reduced prices:
Hew old
Subscription Sabseripttoa
Price. Points. Feints,.
18 Months la advanoe.. .f10.50 180,000 60,000
18 Months in advance.. .8 7.00 78,000 37,800
0 Months In advance.. .8 3.50 87,600. 18,800
3 Months In, advance.. .$ 1.75 17,000 gjSQO
The Grand Forks Sunday Herald by Mail or Carrier Boy.
Hew OM
sMce.
Subscription I
Points.
190,000
68,400
87,000
17,000
advance...! 1.80
advance... 9 1.00
Entry Blank
HWRATiP PROFIT-SHARING CIRCCIiATION
CAMPAIGN..
5,000 POINTS
it sent to the Campaign Department of ni Bwidl
Oujr one blank wUl count for a Candidate.! mi out
this blank with your name or the name of your
favorite candidate and send It to the |»»«g
Department The name of the party maklnr the
nomination ,will not be divulged.
Foin
60,000
31,800
1 9 1
NomlnaU »••••••»•M•••••
a
(Stau Mr., Mrs. or |«Mk)
Btrwt No.sDlfltiloi Wn rtl,MI
.CHty e.e •••.•••••• 8tftt| lt«eilMI*»«tlHIO
As a Candidate la The Profit-Sharing
All the Extra Point Offers to be
Read them-The Largest Offer is Now
HMO IN SUBSCRIPTIONS WIXJj GET
7M00 EXTRA POXMTB.
This, the Second' Extra Point Offer, will
start at the close of the First Extra Point
Offer, and close Dee. 1, 10 p. m., and 'will
be as follows:—
In addlton to the regular points allowed
on subscription payments, aa shown In the
point schedule, the following offer win be
made during this period:—'
75,000 extra points will be given to every
candidate who eends or brings $26.00 worth
of subscriptions to this office on or before
Dec. l, 10.17, 10 p. m.
The lprger the' amount the candidate
sends In during this peridd, the larger thi
candidate's extra point ballot win be. For
example: $26.00 will receive 78,000 extra
points $37.00 will get 8l 000 extra points,
e^.
/.
Hew Old
Subscription Subscription
1st Extra Point Offer 2nd Extra Point Offer 3rd Extra Point Offer No Extra Points fiiven
•i
N
SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENT8 ARB
WORTH MORE EXTRA POINTS DURING
THIS PERIOD THAN THEY WILL BE AT
ANT REMAINING TIME DURING THE
CAMPAIGN.
FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE
This $1,500.00 Seven Passenger, Six Cylinder Willys Model 88-6 Touring Car Will be
Awarded to the Person Having the Largest Number of Points in the Entire Campaign. It will
be Known as the First Capital Prize.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
TTie $1,500.00 Willys-Overland, six cylinder, seven pas
senger Model 88-6 touring car and the $1,105.00 six cylinder
five passenger ^Overland win be known as the two capital
prizes, and win he awarded as follows: T£e person having
the greatest number of points in the entire «—•T**f wUl
be given the 91,500.00 WUlys-Overlaad, to thp iwsun hav
ing the second largest number of points in the
palgn, wUl be given (be $1,195.00 six cylinder
touring car.
s"
DISTRICT PRIZES.
As explained In the next column, we have divided the
territory covered by The Herald Into three districts aad
have alloted a certain number of prises to each district,
thereby assuring all contestants that an the automobiles
and other awards CANNOT BE WON IN ANT CERTAIN
IiOCAMTY thereby giving aU an equal opportunity to win
one of the Ave antmaoMMs or one of the otter forty
awards.
After the winners of the two capital prises have been
eliminated, there still remains to be awarded In EACH
district the foUowlng prises In the foUowlng order:
PRIZES FOR DISTRICT NUMBER 1.
The highest in this district wUl be Mranled the 9855.00
flvet passenger Overfand touring car.. Second, aa eight
piece 9950.00 bed roon suite. Third, 9100.00 Columbia
grafswola Toorth, $79.00 Brunswick. llfth, 990.00
mprcbindlss order on Girard A Son (Jewelers). Sixth,
915.00 Watch, pnrehasBd from Hueagen*s Jewelry Shop,
This makes a total of alz prises to he awarded.
PRIZES FOR DISTRICT NUMBER
An OM duplicate of the prizes to be gHai la district
•gaher one win be glwi ln/dlstrict number two.
PRIZES FOR DISTRICT NUMBER 3.
Ium nr subscriptions wnx get
14,000 1CTTOA POINTS.
nils, the Third Extra Point Offer, will
start at the close of the Second Extra Point
Offer, and close Dec- 7th. 10 p. nu and will
be as foUows:—
In addition to the rerular points allowed
on subscription payments, as shown In the
point schedule, the fonowtng offer will be
made during this period:—
50,000 extra points win be given to every
candidate who eends or brings $3W« worth
of subscriptions to this office on or before
Saturday, Dec. 7th, 1917, 10 p. m.
Tie larger the amount the candidate
send* in during this period, the larger the
candidate's extra point ballot will be. For
example: $26.00 will recaise 61.040 extra
points $27.00 win get 54.00? extra points,
etc.
SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS ARE
WORTH MORE EXTRA POINTS DtTUXG
THIS PERIOD THAN* THEY WILL BE AT
ANY REMAINING TIME DURING THE
CAMPAIGN,
deplleate off the prises to be given hi district'
win also be given tn Jlelrtct nnriibsr Ana
PRIZES AT LARGE.
Van 910^0
i*s) win be
(choice ci ladp%
CASH COMMISSION.
collected pm be paid to thoee who fan to
XL',
MIMIPW or
on--Enter
Get a Share of This
Value—Enter the
Campaign Now
While the 100,000
Extra Point Offer
Is On
•M-l
irav r.AST WEEK OP TBI
DURING THE I*AST WEEK
CAMPAIGN.
During this period, the last week of the
Campaign, there will be no Extra Poipts
given. Only the regular points allowed on
Subecription payments will be given.
The Campaign closes Dec. 16, 1917, 10
p. m.
DOWT HOLD SUBSCRIPTIONS"
Candidates do not need to hold the sub
scriptions until they have secured the $25.00
worth in order to get the Extra Points given
during the Extra Point Offers.
Send the subscriptions in as soon all pos
sible after securing, so that the parties sub
scribing will receive the paper promptly.
The Campaign department will then return
to the candidate a separate point ballot
covering the number of po'nts allowed for
each subscription turned in.
Campaign department will mail to the
sanddiate a separate point ballot covering
the number of Extra Points due on the Ex
tra Point Offer.
fyjffyA
There is a Big List of
Prizes for Your
District-
WO* GOOD AWER jfOV. 15, 19|t.
HtoAfl) PROPrr^CRARDfO CntCCIiATlON
CAMPAIGN.
•troot No oo»o 9 •eDwtrtet IfOaeea
Campaign Department of "The Homl^onTsr u*»a
the above date/ No eoqnon^mm
anOtoer After being tecef
iNf
vl
4 iW»t,