Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-17
My THREE MORE DAYS
OF The GREAT SPECIAL OFFER.
RYONE is INTERESTED IN THS THE GREATEST CONTEST EVER
CONDUCTED Expensive PRIZES ARE WORTH ANY
LADYS EFFORT = HUSTLE is THE WORD

since they subscribe to the Journal,
whic will be sent to any address to
which the subscription is paid. The
Journal will not only maintain its
present standard of a clean and new
sy, reliable family paper, but will &c
! on improving its columns and so far
as possible perfecting its delivery
service so that there will be no re-
grets at having subscribed to help
some observing contestant.
A difference of a few thousand
votes is not very large margin, as
it means but a year or six months
subscription to the Journal, and
those who are behind by such
small number should not lose heart
by any means, but keep on wit hthe
race with renewed vigor. A race is
never ended until time for the last
competitor to win out. Keep up
with the contest and make it syour
determination to win any you will
be successful.
AS industry and popularity are the
points that will count in the contest
the contest will certainly be a pret-
ty race and one in which it will be
an honor and pleasure to partici-
pate. Other nominations will be re-
ceived as soon as the patrons learn
that their favorite has not as yet
been put up as a candidate for one
o fthe splendid prizes.
If you have been remembered by
your friends and your name is in
cluded in the list below, it gives you
an opportunity to win one of the
beautiful prizes offered by the Jour
nal.
Above all things do not get dis
couraged because some one else has
a few more votes than you have.
Pledge your friends to your assist
ance, organize your territory, and
your chances of becoming a winner
are greatly enhanced.
Contestants should remember one
thing in each district will be given
a $425 Eilers piano, 800 diamond
ring, scholarship in the well known
Holmes Business college and beau
tiful gold watch naddition to the
above list of prizes we will give
| 2O-horse power, five-passenger 1910
Ford automobile to the young lady
securing the greatest number of
votes in any of the three districts
If there is anything concerning
the contest you do not understand,
write or phone the contest manager
and he will call and see you.
No Increase in Price.
The votes which are to decide the
great voting contest ae free to pa
irons no increase in the price of sub
scriptions having been made. The
fact that the Journal is giving it's
patrons ann opportunity to select
popular young ladies as the ones
who will receive the magnificent
prizes make the securing of Jores
a pleasure and overcomes :ha en-
barrassment of canvassing votes lnut
would result if the price We're Inv
Small Payments.
Candidates that have taken sub
scriptions for one, two or three
months at the beginning of the con-
test should get these subscribers to
pay the rest of the year. as they are
still considered new.
For example, a person who sub
scribed for the paper and paid so
cents received 700 votes, by getting
them to pay $3.50 more you will be
given Is, 900 votes, less the 700 votes |
yO uhaye already received on the 80 |
cent payment, or 14,300 votes on |
$3.50 payment. This ruling also ap-
plies to any second payment you may
whether paper is 35 cents per
month but in all cases six months
or more must be added to entitle you
TO the second payment, The ney
months will also count in on the spe-
cial offer now in vogue. When turn
ing in such payments kindly mark
your stub second payment"
Second Payments.
A great many people do not under
stand. and for their information we
wish to say that anyone starting 10
take the paper since the contest
started will always be considered
new subscriber during the life OF the
contest and votes given accordingly.
If you start the paper now and pay
something in advance and wish 10
pay more later during the contest
you viii still be considered new
subscriber and votes viii be issued
accordingly.
Active Work Is Necessary.
The many candidates have mS le a.