The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-21
ABOUT THAT $500 PRIZE
Many Thanksgiving and Other PertI.
tnent Reflections.
THE VOTES COME POURING IN
A Bona Eide Contest With Guaranteed
Prize What the People Think OF 1T
standing of the Contestants To-day--A
Flood of Coupons.

Now that Thanksgiving Is so near one
can stop to consider the great benefits
which the NEWS is ready to bestow upon
the society, club, circle, social, charitable,
political. literary or other organization
which sends in the highest number of
votes rec lived at tins Office for any or
ganization. Five hundred dollars in cash
does not grow on trees
IL cannot be gained every day, month
or year, for any organization OF which
YOU are a member, friend or weli-wisher
by the simple process OF culiing out the
prize coupons and indicating your pref
rreuce for the NEWS $500 prize by send
ing them in properly marked.
No one will deny that the NEWS leads
| Rhode Island papers ia the practical re-
suits of it's contests No silly guessing
| scheme for shadowy aud unsubstantial
rewards lind favor here. No extravagant
| claims are made as to the number of votes
! received.
| They are placed on exhibition where
| they can be seen Dy ali men. and access
oox1znm is given to anyone v ho. attcr the
| contest has been concluded, desires to
| verify the count.
All of the votes, thousands upon thous-
ands of them, cast by NFws readers Tor
the great 81 900 life insu hnce policy are
| at the business Office to. Cay, where they
| have been since the po,ls were closed.
Votes in the $500 cash prize contest will
be received in good faith and duly
credited.
There is little need to tell the hungry
MN the satisfaction which arises from
being surfeited, nor the naked the com
fort in being clothed. The needy know
their needs ad the resulting good IN
having them supplied.
Every member of every organization
| ,.h
OF $500 nest egg 10 its excaoquer is
! alive 10 the opportunities which tue pos
session of the NEWS $500 cash prize Will
open to his favorite organization and the
| little wants il will fill
Everybody then is interested IN the
progress of the vote aud will be pleased
To know that every organization entered
, thus far is daily receiving large acces-
/ sions TO it's vote Two large patches came
in this morning for the Naval Reserve
Torpedo Co of Bristol, wi houu accompa-
nying letters. Another ins allment came
for Wayland Lodge ais -.
Here are stray thoughts from few oil
the people:
To the Editors Of the Nsrs:
Here are eight tickets for the Clothing
salesmen's Association. Good lucN x 10 & EN-
To the Editors Of the Nous;
Enclosed please find eleven coupons for tho
five hundred dolla prize offered by your val
ued paper 10 the lodge or cluD receiving lh'
largest number of votes. Please pfHce then
to the credit of the Prosperity Lodge, l. %.
f., NJ. L. Wishing the lodge aud your pape
the success they both deserve, am o-o
EUREKA, 6,s10
To the Editors Of the Neics
Please find enclosed, fifty-nine coupons 70
the Naval Reserve Of Bristol. *. /. We mop
to see them win. LADY FRIENDS.
These are the contesting societies
named in the OF Ter in which they stand
Bristol Naval Reserve.
Hopeton Bicycle Club.
Providence Salesmen's Association.
Narragansett Club, Bristol.
Loyal Prosperity Lodge, |. o. o. 4. NJ |
waylaud Lodge. n. Il. o. p,
II. |. Bethany Home.
Elmwood Club.
Anawan I ribe. l. o. r, NJ.
Kings Daughters Circle, Auburn.
, What Cheer Lodge, X. Il.
, Slocum Post, G.. A. X.
The Rhode Island Nursery
Canonicus Lodge, No. Q, l. o. O. +.
Providence Y. NJ. G. A.