The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-07-28
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body else. No matter if she has Sc
cured the smallest number of sub
scrlptlons- matter if she hasn' t
secured any subscriptions at all-she
Will win the $65 sewing machines, if
she stands first as regards the votes
obtained at the contest stores. 1t is
quite possible, of course, that the
grand prize-the $3.50 Laffargoe pi-
ano-for majority of votes OF all
klnds-will also win the S65 sewing
machine for having more merchants
coupons than any other candidate.
The 25-vote free coupon, which
will be handed you at any of the
contest stores when you buy a dol
lars worth of any kind, has double
value. 1t will count toward the
splendid prizes in cur regular prize
list, and it will count toward the
special commercial prize" the S65
sewing machine which we have just
described, will be presented to the
candidate having the most merchants
coupons to her credit, regardless of
how she stands in respect to other
kinds of votes.
1t you are really interest
ed in any particular candi-
date and want to see her
win the best prize, and pos
sibly two prizes, charge
your memory with these
facts. and never fail 70 ask
for your free vote coupons
every time a dollar leaves
your pocket.
When 25-yote coupon is handed
you at any of the contest stores you
have only to write the name of your
candidate upon it and bring or mail
it to The Redwood Gazette. Your
candidate need not know, unless you
choose to tell her, how many votes
1,u have added to her stan ling by
treating yourself to clothes or food !,
or ornaments, or furniture, (what t.
ever your purchase may haye BEEN
on which you have secured the vot-
ing coupons. And remember. The
coupons cost you nothing.
A free ballot, good for 100 votes
for any candidate, is published in
this issue of The Gazette. 1t can be
clipped out and voted by anyone at
any time within one week from this
date. After August I'd at 6 p. m.
the 100-vote ballot will not be valid.
Here is an opportunity to add 100
votes to your candidates standing
without any effort or expense what
ever. She needs those hundred
votes. See that she gets them.
More than that, any person is privi-
legged to send in as many 1O0-vote
ballots, cut from today's paper, as
he or she can obtain. If you are
enthusiastic about helping your ia
vorite young lady friend win the
prize she is working for, you will
make an effort to secure a number
of copies of this paper, and clip the
ballot from each of them, writing
her name on every ballot you send
in. This is an important point.
When you send in more than one
ballot at a time. for the same candi-
date, you must faSten them together
in a package, write the name of the
candidate you wish to vote for on
each and every ballot whether there
are two or 200 in the package, and
write the total number of votes
plainly on the topmost ballot in the
bunch.
"The early bird" always
was a lucky and aff1uent in
dividual. Here's where he
strikes it rich again-$1O
in gold this time will be the
reward of his enterprise.
You can be''the early bird"
and win this prize your
self. Do it!
Just to start up the band music, as
it were, The Redwood Gazette offers
a special prize of $40 in gold to the
candidate who shall make the most
progress in getting votes during the
first two weeks of the contest. The
contest starts today. The first pc
iod of two weeks will be up at
6 p. m. on Monday, Aug. 9th. At
that time the first count of votes