Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-19
INTEREST GROWING
IN LEADER CONTEST
MANY NEW NAMES ARE BEING
ENROLLED THEREIN.
Votes Are Pouring in at d Rapid
RdtG-Mdny New Subscribers
Are Enrolling $40 in Cold Goes
to Young Lady Heading the List
When First Announcement is
Made.

The Leader management has been
paying close attention To the vari-
Gus Z adIes Popularity Voting CCntesta
being put on IN Wisconsin and fails
to find one that offers greater in
centive to "be up and doing than
the one just inaugurated by The
Leader. A Ii st of prizes are offered
that warrants the entering # large
number in this competition which
from the very start is awakening
much interest and enthusis SIN. The
contest manager is IN receipt OF a
larger lisS of entries and s~vcral Of
the young ladies are working with a
firm determination Of carrying off
prize hohors
In order TO enlist the efforts CT
young ladies' from the START. the man
agement mas offered special prize
of $40 in gold, which ~Ili go 10 the
lady who has the largest number Of
votes to her Creait when the first an
n0uncement of the Standing Of the con
testants is made, which will be in the
course of d few days. This sum will
go to some lady FIR little effort IN
the preliminary work of launching
the contest, which now gives promise
of being the most successful ever
conducted IN this part of the state.
Although the contest has been on but
five days, subscriptions are commence
ing to come IT at lively rate and the
prospects are that the excitement
attendant upon this voting contest
will be at fever heat even before it
was expected by the management.
The young ladies who have entered
the competition should remember that
the subscription getters are the ones
who stand the best show in the race,
as year cash subscription entities
them TO 2, 600 votes. A few Of these
will boos. their column and put them
In line for the capital prlze-a $500,
Cabinet Grand, Price ard feeble
piano. In addition to this, there are
eig hteen other beautiful prizes, rang
ing i'll price from $50 to S., so that
provision 10 made tor eighteen others
who may be trifle disappointed IN
not winning the big prize. The Leader
can say positively that of all the con
tests that are beng put ON in this
section of the state, not one is offering
the many and costly prizes offered by
The Leader. 1t should be remen bereG
that prizes to the value OF $3.50 are to
be given away absolutely free to nine
teen young laCies who are to be most
successful in the great contest.
Each OF these nineteen young ladies
will receive a handsome and useful
prize, worthy of little effort and a
chance of winning the Price and Teepls
piano. For complete description as
to the prizes ana their value, read
the large advertisement on the last
page of The Leader.
The young ladies entering the COM
petition are requested to be most
courteous in the solicitation OF votes.
Don't make yourselves offensive by
attempting to force a subscription
upon any person. This contest, like
The Leader, itself IS conducted strictly
upon its merits. Every young lady
is urged not to use the name Of any
competitor In any way whatever.
Uonfine yourselves solely to The Leader
and it's great contest. Dignity and
perseverance are the lines to follow
and the policy the of Management in con-
Quoting the contest. Pohteness and
business like department Will win
where the contrary tactics will fail.
AS previously stated, the contest
will be conducted strictly On its merits.
Announcement of the closing will be
made thirty days ahead and it will end
on the stroke of the clock at 3 80 in
the afternoon. The counting Of the
ballots and awarding of the prizes will
be left to committee of business
men. Everything will be On a fair
and square basis without the slightest
cause for dissatisfaction