Bluefield evening leader. [volume], October 21, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

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HUDSON TOURING CAR TO BE
GIVEN AWAY BY——
BLUEFIELD EVENING LEADER
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HUDSON 1911 TOURING CAR, $1,250.00 j
Dluefield Evening leader,
Bluefield, W. Va.
(Jentlemen:—W© take great pleasure In acknowledged receipt
of your order for one Hudson 1911 Toouring Car, and urc pleased to not that
you have selected the •‘Hudson” after making comparisons with other makes. 1
This day we have placed your order with the manufacturers and
hope to make delivery of the 1911 model about the 15th of November,1910.
We again assure you that you have secured a full $1,250.00 value
in the “Hudson,” and have the manufacturers’ guarantee as well as our own.
Thanking you for this order and hoping that the contest about
to start will be an enthusiastic one, we remain,
[ Respectfully,
MERCER COUNTY AUTOMOBILE CO.
Charles 11. Williamson, Manager.
Representing Hudson Motor Car Co., Detroit, Mich.
Second Prize $150 Bed Room Suite
Third Prize $85 Diamond Ring
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EVENING LEADER'S BID
SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST
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1,000 votes in nominating a candidate
costing the person making the nomi
nation absolutely nothing. But one
nominating ballot ran be counted for
any one candidate.
\nother ballot printed daily in The
1 nder, properly filled out and mailed
o brought to this office, will count
2 • votes for any candidate and there
i: no limit to the number of these
c ipons that may he credited to any
c ldidate. Buy as many of The Lea
<!• rs containing this coupon as you
ti .ire—they all count 25 votes for any
c ndidate you may desire to help.
How Subscriptions Count
After a candidate has been nominat
ed, he or she Is eligible to solicit sub
scriptions for The Leader. Subscrip
tions will count as follows:
One years’ subscription.. .5000 votes
Six months’ subscription 2000 votes
Three months' subscription 1000 votes
Candidntes who Induce old sub
scribers to pay ail arrearages and
cither three, six or twelve months in
advance will receive the same proper
iidimit- iiumuci wi voirn as ii me sun
pcriptlnn were a new one.
Receipt hooks will lie furnished all
candidates in order to give subscrib
ers an official receipt for all monies
psid by them to a candidate.
Subscription Rate*.
The subscription price of The
Leader Is as follows:
One year, by mail..$3.00
Six months, by ranll.$ 1.50 J
Three month*, by mail. $1.00
One year by carrier In city.$4.001
Six months by carrier in city. $2.00
Three months by carrier in city $1.2$
How Nominations Are Made.
Anyone desiring to enter the con
test can clip the nominating blank
printed in every Issue of The leader
and nominate themselves; or a can
didate may be nominated by a friend
who desires them to enter the Lea
der Subscription Contest.
Candidates must report and make
payment of all rash collected by them
every three days. No promises to
settle later In the contest will be re
ceived or counted.
Description of the "Hudson.”
The Hudson "33" is the latest crea
tion of Howard B. Coffin, master buil
der of automobiles, and Chief of the
Hudson's departments of engineering.
Mr. Coffin, has probably designed
and built more successful, famous,
motor cars than any other man the
industry Las thus far produced. Each
succeeding design has been a marvel
of Its time.
His cars have at. once become the
standard for other manufacturers.
Still, with th*s noteworthy success,
Mr. Coffin has never produced a car
that was a failure' So consistent has
been his record for splendid achieve
mom that it became natural for the
trade to turn to his work ns always
ti>e latest and most advanced step in
automobile engineering. Mr. Coffin
t ow devote*, his time exclusively to
the Hudson. His greatest work, we
.are told by competent critics, is
found in the 1911 car.
Many 1911 cars havfc been announc
ed. With hardly an exception has
there been any change from the pre
vious year's models. "Perfection of
details" Is the common story told.’Hut
do you think that the year 1910 mark
ed the perfection of the motor car?
The Hudson "33” stands out strong
ly, vividly In contrast. This car is
different from anything ever produc
ed. And yet the Hudson "33” upsets
no principle of engineering. Jt com
Plies nosoiutcly, in every respect, with
all proven successful practices of mo
tor ear construction
It Is simple, accessible, noiseless,
powerful, staunch and, like all of Mr
Coffin’s designs, Is beautiful, luxur
ious and comfortable. Mr. Coffin has
no pet theories, lie builds his cars
to meet actual requirements and us
age on the road and in the simplicity
of handling.
In tills car ho has Installed a lubri
cating system that automatically and
effectively lakes care of most, of the
distasteful work of the operator and
has reduced the sound of motor, l»ody
squakes and gear noises, to a notice
able silence.
Rules Governing Contest
1. Any respectable person may en
ter the contest From the fact that
each candidate will receive money for
the leader, we must Insist that, all
contestants be honest and have good
recommendations.
2. There is no limit as to the num
ber who may entgr the contest.
3* In easo of a tic vote between any
two candidates, priority In entering
contest shall govern the derision of
the Judges. The first of the two tie
contestants to enter shall be declared
the winner. In case two tie candi
dates enterdates enter the contest ot
same date, the Bluofleld Nvonlng Lea
der shall award equal prizes.
4. Candidates may enter the con
test at any time proceeding the flna!
closing.
5. The regular subscription price of
the Leader as advertised must in all
cases be collected by the candidate.
6. The publishers reserve the right
to add to these rules from time to
time to benefit the contest—rules fair
to all contestants.
Better Enter Contest Early.
( ano Mates who enter the contest
early are the ones who will most like
ly receive the largest vote. .Many of
your friends W'ill gladly begin to clip
the coupons printed each day in The
Leader if you ask them to do so. Your
friends will gladly give you a years
subscription If they an* solicited—
maybe for only sly or thn*e months,
but all will do something. If you de
lay another candidate gets what U
rightly yours.
The Leader management will assist
and advise ALL candidates in get
tlug started rightly in the contest, but
it will have no favorites to pluy
all are equal.
Candidates desirlngfTo get subscrip
tions from those in arrears for The
Leader, will be furnished with full
amount of any subscribers indebted
ness when any particular name it
asked for by a candidate.
Contest Opens October 25
The contest will open October 25
at 9 a. m. To the first contestant who
sends his or her name to The leader
by mail, addressed to the "Contest
jEdltof." an additional 'nominating
vote" of 5000 will be given. All such
letters will be opened on the morning
of October 26 and the first letter open
ed will get the 5000 vote credit, an
nouncement of the same being made
In The Leader of that date. r«e a
plain, unprinted envelope In sending
nomination, so that the "Contest Edl
tor" may show no partiality in open
ing first loiter.
How To Send Money.
In sending money to The Lender
make all checks and money order*
payable only to the Bluefield Evening
Loader and addross all correspon
donee In care of the "Contest Editor."
The Leader will be pleased to fur
nlsh printed envelopes properly ad
dressed to all candidates on npplica
tion.
Do not delay —got down to work
now. Make out a list of tho section
that you intend canvassing for sub
scriptions and when the opening day
comes, enter tlio contest In earnest
go in to win. The prizes nry well
worth the effort.
The nuuies of persons who may nom
Inate a candidate wll not ho printed
In The louder, hut the name must
be written on tho nominating ballot
for future reference.
I’orsotml representative of the
Blueflold Evening leader will con
duct this contest from start to finish
ahd absolute impartiality will be
shown all candidates, excepting sug
gestions as to how to get started In
the contest.
In passing, it might be well to state
that the Illuetteld Evening Leader is
the only evening newspaper In this
section nnd as much it 1b enjoying a
large circulation which can easily be
doubled by canvassing. Many Im
provements arc being planned for the
betterment of the Leader. Wo have
put the expense of this canvass in the
Rubcrlptlon Contest nnd wll lgive it
to the persons whom the community
says is the proper recipients. Its up
our present and future readers to
say who that person shall ho.
Candidates aro advised that sub
scribers can ho secured in any state
in the Union—there is no limit—there
are no restrictions ns to where one
may solicit—go anywhere.
Ths Difforenc*.
Miss Languish—Mercyl You don’t
menu to say you destroy all jour lovu
letters! 1 save mine religiously.
Miss Pertly—Of course; but, then,
you know it makes a difference where
onw bus ouly a few.—Boston Trou
ser ip U
NOMINATING BALLOT
__ Counts 1000 Votes_
Bluefield Evening Leader,
Bluefield, West Virginia.
Gentlemen:- I desire to enter the following candi
date as a contestant in your Subscription Contest as per
your published statement:
Name _____
Address ______
Voucher! for and recommend' d by
#
Name
__ Address_ -r. -.. ,
If this ballot is first one received Oct. 26 it will count 5000
votes.
. raw ieuur snniPTii coupon
Good For 25 Votes
VOIP AFTER DATE PRINTED ON BOTTOM
Bluefield Evening Leader,
Contest Editor:
Kindly place this coupon, good for 25 votes, to
the credit of
Name _
Address
Voted by_ .. _
Add rcss... . ,
Voters rnay clip as many coupons from The Leader as
they desire; they all count for any candidate nominated.
I his ballot void after October 29th, 1910
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SALESMEN WANTED:- Side lino.
Attractive novelty on consignment
with retail merchants In small
towns displaying from illustrated
catalog, no samples necessary.
Salesmen have spare time between
trains can easily earn from $,'>0.00
to $100.00 per month. Commissions
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WANTED:—Position by young man
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LITTLE RED SPOT.
If H® W®r® Bigger Thi® Spider Would
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Strangely enough, the one really dnn
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nent Is amall, obscure and practically
unknown to popular or journalistic
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Its poison la tlm tnoat virulent and
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the minute <fiir.niitv ^vltFb HUi Intro
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man, wlioroas the th y «;ibr7*-<'ven
otn, in the volume * »4.,j j,v j|1(,
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Inflidrd upon sol ie fender : IMiilmd
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