Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-17
Votes Begin to Come
In Thick and Fast
The Herald's Popular SaIesladies Contest
The All Absorbing Subject Among
Scores of People in Los Angeles

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office will count as one vote. There
is another and better way of rolling
up a large count quickly, however,
and that is by getting your friends
and relatives to subscribe for the
paper and cast their votes for you. If
they already take The Herald get
them to send the paper to an eastern
friend or relative. 1t will serve as
promotion literature for California and
establish daily correspondence. A
few dollars cannot be better invested
than in purchasing The Herald from
one to five years in advance for your
self. For every cent spent In this
contest there Is value given for
amount received. Unlike other con-
tests, votes are not purchased merely
for the purpose of securing votes, but
there is cents worth of news ex-
changed for every cent turned into
The Herald office. Now is the time
to get in and work for some popular
saleslady whom you think is deserv-
ing and would appreciate one Of the
valuable prizes now being offered.
These prizes are the most liberal ever
offered by any southern California
paper, and 1t can be considered from
the standpoint Of q handsome Christ
mas present. The successful candi.
dates will receive orders for the prizes
Immediately at the close of the con-
test and it is optional with them
to make selections to their own liking.
The first prize, Grand Upright Kings.
bury Piano, can be had in either oak
or mahogany Second prize can be
had in either earrings or a twin dia-
mond ring, valued at 1925. The third
prize, a ladies' diamond ring, valued
at $3.50. The fourth prize can be had
in either tailor made suit or gown,
valued at $100, and the fifth prize in
either tailor made suit or gown.
valued at $50. The votes were not
counted on Sunday, but the vote of
yesterday was quite heavy as will
be noticed in the changes, and by to-
night the numbers will have reached
we'll up in the thousands.
There wasn't one young lady dis
couraged by yesterdays count, which
Is good evidence Of grit and stick
toitiveness" of the candidates. They
are all in 1t to win, and a very inter-
esting tug-of-war is promised. A few
hundred votes, or even a thousand,
does not make much difference now
as the contest is so young. 1t is in
it's infancy yet and every young lady
has an equal chance of winning one
of the five prizes. Now is the time
for the candidates to get in their work.
A few gotten on the start are worth
ten times the amount later on. Get
your friends in line and solicit their
patronage and you need have no
fear of not being successful.
Receipt books, subscription blanks.
ETC., for securing subscriptions will be
gladly furnished to all who desire
them if the want is made known at
the Office or by mail.
Votes on subscriptions allowed as fol-
lows:
/ months subscription to Daily Her
aid. 65 votes months subscription
to Daily Herald, 300 votes; months
subscription to Daily Herald, 300 votes;
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aid, 100 vot-
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