Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-20
VERMONT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908.
ONLY TEN MORE DAYS LEFT
IN WHICH TO REGISTER FOR THE
RANGE CONTEST.
Entries for the Five Quaker Range
Prizes Close Dec. I, and all Prizes
Will be Withdrawn If There Are no
More Entries-Voting Begun.

Every person VINO pays any money
on subscription to the Windham Coun-
ty Reformer is now entitled to cou-
pom good for 80 votes in any district
in the Reformer's Quaker Range con-
test which closes March 1, 1904. There
are five districts and in order to con-
test for the prizes the blank on page
seven of this paper must be filed out
and sent to the Reformer office before
Dec. l. The entries are not yet COM
plete in any district and If they are not
filled up before Dec. l, the prizes will
be withdrawn or the contest postponed.
Now is the time to get subscriptions
for the Reformer as ii is the subscrip-
tion season and we are making some
especially attractive offers for which
see our clubbing list rates on page 1,
The Windham County Reformer Of
fers as prizes to five ladies in its field
who secure the most votes between
Nov IA, 1908, and March l, 1904, five
Quaker Home Ranges. valued at $4,000
each, and as second prizes to the sec
ond in each contest, 8 barrels of Gold
Medal flour, valued at 5000 barrel
The five districts are as follows:
DISTRICT NO. /.
Inc town OF BfattleDorO inciuulHS
West Brattleboro
DISTRICT NO. 2.
The towns of Newfane, Wardsboro,
Townshend, Jamaica, Londonderry,
Winhall, Peru.
DISTRICT NO. 8.
The towns of Dummerston, Putney,
Westminster, Brookline, Rockingham,
Windham, Grafton.
DISTRICT NO. 4.
The towns of Vernon. Leyden Gill,
Northfield, Hinsdale, Chesterfield. Win
chester, Westmoreland.
DISTRICT NO. s.
The towns of Guilford. Marlboro, Do
yer, Halifax. Wilmington, Whitingham.
Every subscription received at the
Reformer office either from the sub
scriber or from the contestant Is en-
titled to a receipt, and each receipt for
year is accompanied by coupon
good for thirty votes for any contestant.
Each contestant must be bonafide
resident of her district, but votes may
be cast for her in any other district, or
she may solicit subscriptions in any
other district. No votes will be issued
except for cash payments, and none for
any amounts of less than one year.
No coupons will be printed in the Re-
former and none allowed for advertis-
ing or job printing orders.
The same number of votes will be al
lowed for money paid by an old sub
scriber as by a new subscriber, pro-
vided the former pays up all arrears
and one year in advance.
The Reformer gave away four Quaker
ranges last spring. They We're won by
Mrs. w. A. Belden, Brattleboro; Mrs.
II. E. Putnam Wardsboro; Mrs. f. o.
Downs. West Dummerston, and the
Vernon Union Church society, Vernon.
We refer to any of last years prize
winners as to whether or not the ranges
are satisfactory. The range may be
seen at Emerson & Sons store in Brat
tleboro. The ranges and the flour will
be delivered promptly to the winners
without any expense whatever. pic
ture of the range we offer may be found |
on another page of this issue.
Register at once and get Instructions;
If you do not wish to compete when |
you find out how easy it is, the fact |
that you are registered does not compel !
you to do So
Windham County Reformer.
Office second floor of Ullery Build |
ing, Main street. Brattleboro VT.