Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-22
MANY a complimentary remark has


been heard in reference to the progress
siveness and liberality of The Herald
in taking upon its shoulders the re-
sponsibility of determining who the
five most popular salesladies are in
Los Angeles and the distribution OF
prizes to the successful ones.
The undertaking, while colossal In
its way, has won instantaneous favor
in the eyes Of the Los Angeles public,
which Is ever ready to grasp a novel
idea. such as this, and to see to 1t
that proper assistance is lent to make
the proposition self-supporting The
Herald does not expect to get rich on
this plan. It intends to show that IL
has the welfare of Los Angeles at
heart.
Every public spirited man has, no
doubt, had some idea In view, put IL
remained for The Herald to come for
ward and make the proposition where
by the five most popular salesladles
would be determined by popular vote.
In this contest vote for your favorlte
to win one Of the prizes the same as
you would vote for man to repre-
sent you in congress. Public spirit ls
public spirit no matter in what gulse
it Is presented. If your favorite rep,
resentative in the Salesladies Contest
Is not entered in the list of competing
candidates enter her name at once and
get your friends to vote for her. g Tne
experience will be an education in IL
self and will live in memory for
lifetime. There are many pretty and
captivating ladies already in the con-
test, and no doubt more will enter as
the race progresses and the real worth
of the prizes Is realized. Votes are
coming in steadily and the contestants
are getting down to solid work, despite
the fact that the contest is but one
week old. Commencing tomorrow anu
for one week only an exceptional Oh
fer of votes is made and the time is
limited to take advantage of 1t. To
everyone who brings or sends IN hve
new paid-in-advance three months
subscriptions between the dates or
Monday, October %, and Saturday,
October 28, an extra ballot for 1000
votes will be issued. Don't fail to take
advantage of this opportunity, and as
many three months subscriptions as
possible should be turned in between
these dates. Do not hold subscriptions
back, but bring or send them IN as
soon as secured, and the regular ballot
of 300 will be given you at once, and II
YOU have five three months subscrip-
tions by Saturday, or If they have been
turned in for you by other parties, the
extra ballot Of 1000 votes will be Is
sued in your favor.
This is good chance to get EXTRA
votes, and nothing like it will be
launched again. Get after the three
months subscriptions; six months
count as two three months and
yearly subscriptions count as four.
Votes issued on subscriptions can be
withheld as long as desired, but the
coupons clipped from the daily paper
must be polled before the expiration
of date printed on bottom Of each one.
The Herald would like to publish the
photographs of as many OF the cand1-
dates in the Popular Salesladies Con-
test as possible. Contestants who
have photographs should send them
in at their earliest convenience, and
they will be reproduced In The Herald
in the order they are received. II the
ladies who are competing in this con-
test have no photographs of them
selves they may go to Marceau, the
photographer, 227 South Spring street,
and have one taken free Of charge,
same to be published in The Herald.
The appearance of photograph has
a tendency to make vote getting easy,
as people generally like to know who
they are voting for, and photographs
clear up all confusion and let people
know that the candidate whose like
ness is reproduced is in the contest
to win. All candidates are invited to
send their photographs in at once or
60 to Marceau's and arrange for a
sitting. Photographs sent in will be
returned to the sender inside Of one