The Caldwell tribune. [volume], September 28, 1920, Image 7

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CALDWELL TRIBUNE
Contest
This Starts You on the Way to
Complete Success
• Of course you want to win. That's only natural. So
the first thing to do it to have your name registered as a
candidate then call or write for a receipt book- However,
don't wait for a receipt book but begin telling your
friends and acquaintances that you are in the race and
out to succeed. Ask them to save their subscription for
you. When you get a receipt book start out actively
getting subscriptions. Your friends will be glad to help
you win an automobile.
Enter Your Name or That of One of
Your Friends
THE CALDWELL TRIBUNE take« pleasure in announcing this, the most stu
pendous Profit-Sharing Circulation Building Campaign ever held in this city. Friends
and readers of this paper are to decide the winners of these prizes which cost hundreds
of dollars. Fre^votes will be the means by which winners will be decided and they
may be obtained by clipping the coupon from each issue and by subscription payments,
either old or new subscribers being entitled to votes. Candidates may secure the aid
of their friends by asking them to save their coupon votes and also by securing theiii
subscriptions, which will-give them votes according to the amount paid. (See table
°J votes). Every friend of this paper is invited to nominate a candidate. We reserve
the right, however, to limit the number of candidates who may enter, as only a limited
number will be accepted. Those who enter early will have th best chance to succeed.
Fill out the blank below—send it in today—win, or see your favorite, win a valuable)
automobile or one of the many grand awards given for a few weeks' work.
ihr 28, and Will Last until November 13
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oday and Win a Prize
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to own. This oar is the em
bodiment of luxury and power.
1920 Model 5-Passenger
Overland.
Purchased from Th® Wyc
koff Motor Co., Caldwell.
5th PRIZE
An Up-to-Date Camera
An up-to-date post card size Folding Camera, costing
$35.00. The best record of our pleasures is kept by tho
camera.
Purchased from and on display ai Sutton & McArtor's
Drug Store, Caldwell.
25 per cent Commission on New Sub
scriptions to Non-Prize Winners.
A Short Campaign
This campaign is not going to drag over a protracted
period of time—the campaign closes November 13. This
fact expresses the liberality of the plan and makes it
easier for every candidate engaged, in the race for prizes
It means that with 48 days from this date a host of happy
folks will be the proud participants in the distribution
of valuable and cherished rewards for a little time and
energy concentrated on a laudable ambition to be a victor
in a great race.
If You Are a Live Wire You Can Win
CI E£ WATCH
tlS fPur
tore
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Purchased from and on dis
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4th PRIZE
ONE 26-PIECE CHEST of COMMUNITY SIVLERWARE
This is guaranteed for 50 years. Purchased from and on display at Laughlin Jewelry company, Caldwell
GULATIONS
ersons who enter and tike part in this circulation campaign will
Bind themselves to abide by th* foregoing rules,
Anderson who is of good character and is a resident of one of
d< w districts, married or unmarried, old or younc, is eligible to com
ète in ttys prise circulation building campaign. This means that men
(ll k nd wompn are acceptable.
No salaried employe of The Tribune or members of employes'
oi mm «distfc families can enter or compete tor any of the priai».
sue The Tribune reserves the right to reject any nomination. Nomin
fu«j tlon « ni^y be made at any time.
k Any jcandidate once nominated and not wishing to continue in
be race must notify the campaign manager in writing within five
I lays after his or her name appears in the printed list
. . .Vote coupons of différant amounts will be published to The
neHh< r "bune which, when neatly cut out name and dietrict filled In and
e*c«| ""ought er mailed to the Campaign Department of The Tribune, will
ount for, the number of votea printed thereon.
rfai . Vo * e * onc * issued cannot be transferred. They must be (Beared
be nr °ugh the regular channels, according to the rules of the campaign,
ut* „. j, Omittances must be accompanied by the subscriber's name
0 nd eddrese.
.» .A" vote ballots issued on subscriptions may be kept until the end
«Ü2. or wU1 tpbliahed according to the rulea of the
" desired.
A »ued mUBt • ecoa, P* n y 411 aubecripttoaa where vote» are to be
Candidates may have any one, anywhere, work for them.
For Further Information, Sub
scription-Blanks, Etc.,
Call, Write or Pllone
The Contest
Open Evenings Till 8:30 O'clock
Phone 58
Nomination Blank
GOOD FOR 5000 VOTES
Campaign Manager, The Tribune:
Date.: : • ,.1920.
I Nominate
(GIVE FULL NAME OF CANDIDATE)
Address
Signed
Address
Cut out this blank and send to The Tribune with your or
the name and addreee of a friend. The names of persons ™-n««g
nomination will not be divulged. The nomination sent in will count
5000 votee if sent to The Tribune Campaign Manager. The Tribune
reeervee the right to reject any objectionable nominations.
IS IS
THIS IS A FREE FOR ALL. THERE ARE NO FAVORITES. YOU STAND THE SAME CHANCE AS ANYON1