The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-22
MISS WOLVERTON :
HAS DIAMOND RING
Adds Considerably Largest Number Of
New Subscriptions This Time.
NOW FOR THE GREAT CLUB OFFER
You Can Gain 10000 to $4,000 Votes
for Club of New Names.

Presumably the happiest young
lady in all Redw God county today is
Miss Myrtle Wolverton, who wins
the valuable diamond rinp as spec
ial prize for having secured, during
the two weeks ending last evening,
more votes on new subscriptions
than any other of the contestants.
The diamond ring is the last of
the special prizes. incidentally, it
is also the best, the costliest and the
most beautiful. The GAZETTE is
proud of its prize list. Altogether
the prizes donated by this news
paper and the leading merchants,
jointly. for the contest. exceed
$1,000 in value. But the returns from
the contest, in new subscriptions
and renewals. paid in advance, are
already sufficient to make the cost
of the prizes sink into insignifcance.
We are doing famously with the
contest. and Redwood county is be-
ginning thus early to feel the differ
ence which new strength, new con-
fidence and new purpose make in
the service we are prepared to rem
der the public. There are 16 days
left before the close of the contest;
that is, in which to work for the
superb piano and the other hand
some prizes which are then to be
given away. Many people took keen
interest in assisting the different
candidates in competing for the dia-
mond ring which was awarded to
Miss Myrtle Wolverton, and they
had ample reason to do so, as the
beautiful diamond was worth the
winning, or the assistance Of ones
friends. But it cannot compare,
as trophy. with the grand prize
piano. That is the best of all, and
valuable enough to make its acqui.
sition a serious consideration. All
the candidates want it; all are work.
ing for it; all need the help of their
friends. If you care particularly
for the happiness of any one of the
candidates. make sure you give her
all the assistance you can; make
business of sasking for merchants
coupons at any of the contest stores,
when you have any purchases to
make. Better yet, subscribe to The
GAZETTE or renew your subscrip-
ton. and secure one thousand votes
or five hundred as the case may be.
Huge bonuses of extra votes are
obtainable by all who bring in clubs
of new names in the next two weeks.
Candidates and their friends will
welcome the liberal offer which in
augurates the new Period" today.
We have an offer which will enable
workers to make vast increase in
their standing in votes. and thus
get ahead faster in the race for the
piano. Premiums or bonuses of ex-
ira votes mean more to the ambi-
tious candidate at this stage Of the
contest, than diamond special prizes
possibly could. This new offer ought
to wing the feet Of the hustlers
and it may presumably act as
spur to those who haven't begun
hustling, as yet.
Here are the terms of the special
offer:
From this time until 6 D. m. on
Oct. 4th every club of five new
subscriptions, for year each, will
give ten thousand extra votes, addi-
tional to the regular schedule allow
ance. Figure up for yourself how
many votes one such club would
total adding the bonus to the num-
Der which the schedule would give.
Every club of ten new subscrip-
lions will give a bonus of twenty
five thousand extra votes.
Every club Of twenty new names
will give a bonus of fifty thousand
extra votes:
1t isn't any harder to get CLUB
subscriptions than it is to bring in
the same number singly. You have
all been very successful in rounding
them up, one at a time, and now