The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-22
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Three Persons from this vi
cinity Will Go Free.

As announced last week The Reformel
has made arrangements to send to tn,
jamestown Exposition at Norfolk, Va.
| during the coming summer and fall the
! three persons in its territory who ar,
! elected by votes Of the subscribers to thi:
! paper. The cost OF the trip to these
| three fortunate persons will be entirely
| paid by The Retomer, including railroad
! fare, admission, hotel bills and all proper
and necessary expenses of 10 days trip
| The candidates viii be classified in three
| districts, one being chosen from the town
of Bratteboro, a second from the state
of Vermont outside of Brattleboro and
third from any locality outside OF Yer
mont This will give an equal Oppor-
tunty to every subscriber and every con-
testant in our field and We anticipate an
interesting and goodnatured contest for
these valuable prizes,
A trip similar to the ones offered by The
Reformer, if taken by an individual,
would cost at least Sl00. In addition to
the advantage of having all expenses paid,
the persons who go to the Exposition as
our guests will be accompanied by an
experienced guide and conductor and will
go in party made up OF other people
from Vermont and neighboring states
which will make the trip much more
pleasant than it could otherwise be.
The elections will be made by votes
which can be obtained only by cutting
them out of The Refomer as they ap-
pear from week to week and by paying
new or renewal subscriptions to the pub
fishers. With each subscription we give a
coupon for as many votes as the subscriber
is entitled to under the conditions given
on page i've OF this issue of The Re
former.
The first coupon in this contest was
published in last weeks Reformer and
may be filled out by any person for any
candidate and sent TO the Don G. Stiles
company OF st. Johnsbury, VT, who are
conducting this contest for The Reformer,
at any time during the life OF the contest,
the expiration of which will be announced
later. All money for subscriptions should
be paid to The Reformer direct and cou-
pons will be issued from this office with
a blank in which to write the name of the
candidate it is desired to vote for.
In order to give our paid in advance |
subscribers an opportunity to participate |
in this contest on the same footing with |
subscribers who are in arrears, we have |
decided to offer them a free coupon good |
for 25 votes if filled out and returned to
the Don c. Stiles company before April |
II. This coupon will be found on page
ten of this issue and should be cut out |
by every PAID IN advance subscriber as 1t |
costs absolutely nothing except the post
age to register your choice of candi- |
date.
The standing of contestants will be pub |
ished in the first issue of The Reformer |
in April and thereafter every week dur
ing the contest. This is by far the
most important newspaper enterprise |
hat has ever been attempted in southern
Vermont and every subscriber should be-
,ome interested personally as well as see
ng that all those who are not subscribers
ire also interested. 1t is unusual that
such an offering should be made outside
If the largest cities and friends of The
2eformer are now in a position to enjoy
IN outing or to help their friends to en-
oy an outing which is no less valuable
md interesting than those conducted by
he Boston and New York daily papers.
Watch The Reformer each week for
Jews of the contest.