The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-15
C hieftain Offers Big
Prizes for New
Subscribers

The Chieftain this week makes an
announcement Of the beginning ol
It's popular voting contest. The rules
and regulations are printed in full In
this week issue Of the Weekly. The
Chieftain desires that all our readers
make themselves familiar with the
working principles Of this free contest.
Every lady who enters WILDE treat
ed with exact fairness. In the strict
adherence to these rules and regula-
tions lies the preservation Of The
ChieftaIn's good name, which we have
worked so hard to esta bllsh.
This contest will benefit this town
and country as a whole. 1t is our be
lief that it will cause more new trade
to come, here than any other enterprise
that has been carried out in years.
Every contestant and every reader
who assists us in making this contest
great success, helps to increase the
value Of every dollars worth Of real
estate within the circle reached by
this publication.
There is no mystery or secretabout
this conte ST.. What we most desire is
to introduce this paper into every
home. While we already have a fine
subscription list, we know by doubling
this list we can give double value TO
our many advertising patrons and in
this and many other ways help to build
up the town and country TO the high
standard they should hold ia the new
state.
The Chieftain has always been con-
Iservative in such matters, and we have
carefully calculated on the cost and
outcome of this proposition. We want
the largest list Of readers in this part
Of the state, and If hustle and hard
work, coupled with horse sense and q
considerable amount Of generosity, will
get it, we are going after it. An equal
determination on the part of several
young ladies will make them owners
Of the many valuable prizes without
the outlay Of dollar.
Make arrangements to get interested
In this contest early. We believe that
every young lady who enters and gets
out and makes an honest effort to win
the first prize, will be winner for the
effort she puts forth, whether she gets
first place or not. We grow by the eff
forts we put forth. Work OF tnis kind
broadens and strengthens our charac-
ter, makes US self-relianU and equips
us better for the battles of life.
The following are the prizes to be Of
fered in addition to the s400 piano:
$65 Rubber-Tired Runabout, the
best in the market, donated by Vinita
Plow Company, dealer in high grade
vehicles Of all kinds, agricultural i'm
plement, etc. Most complete stock in
Craig county.
pOU DiQbDOdlsA3 AOhdOCA ~ hAAApJ -
Sons, furniture dealers, Illinois ayen-
ue. One of the handsomest pieces in
the large and complete stock of the
progressive firm.
$40 Handsome Set Ring, donated by
August Schliecker, the ieweler, South
Wilson Street. Like all Of Schliecker's
goods, this ring is beautiful example
of jewelry and fully guaranteed.
$40 Ladies Hat, donated by The
Fair, Vinita's Enterprising DEPART
ment store. To be selected from The
Fairs complete and uD-tc-date mil
linery department.
$40 ia photographs, donated by
Miss May Shepard, the up-to-date
photographer in Vinira. Miss She
pard's photographs rank with the best
to be found anywhere.