Evening journal., 1910-11-15

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divided as follows: First division. dis
tricts one, two and three: second di-
vision, districts four, five and six. The
contestant standing highest in the
nrst division after the grand prizes
have been awarded will be given a
1850 Robelen Piano and the contest
ant standing highest in the second di-
vision after the grand prizes have
been awarded will be given a $3.50
York Piano. These pianos were pur-
chased from the Robelen Piano Com
pany and they cannot be excelled for
the price
The first prize for each of the six
districts is 5000 diamond ring, pur-
chased from Lyn Thomas; the second
is $500 Symphony Grand Graphic
phone, purchased from The Columbia
monograph Company; the third a
$3.50 Furniture outfit, purchased from
the following firms: M Megary and
Son Co.. Edward H. Brennan Estate;
Foord-Massey Furniture Company and
Miller Brothers Company; the fourth
a 800 Merchandise Credit purchased
from the following firms: Lippincott
and Co.. Smith-Zollinger Co., r.. Ton
kfs Sons, Crosby and Hill Co., James
IA. Wright Co., and Larus Altheimer
Co.; the fifth $65 Business College
Scholarship purchased from Goldey
College and the sixth a $25 bank ac-
count deposited with the Central Ma
tional Bank.
May Nominate Yourself.
THE JOURNAL desires to empha-
size the fact that it is one of the
rules of this contest that anyone may
nominate himself or herself It invites
nominations from all sections of the
state and points out the importance Of
making them promptly.
There are no obligations of any
kind attached to entering. Clip a
nomination coupon, found in this is
sue, fill it in with the name of your
self or friend and bring or mail it
to the Contest Department of THE
JOURNAL to-day.
The Contest Department has been
especially organized to assist those
who enter to make the proper start,
and from it you may secure subscrip-
tion books and obtain all the informa-
tion you will want Call, write or tel
ephone: The Contest Department will
answer all questions
All Daily Ballots Count.
In addition to the nomination cou-
pom a ballot giving ten votes to the
candidate whose name is filed in will
be found in this issue. Only one
nomination coupon will be credited TO
each candidate, but there is no limit
to the number of daily ballots that
may be cast.
Gather as many of thees as pos
sible, but do not waste too much time
on them. 1t is well to remember
that the subscription votes count up
much faster and are easy to secure
when you are asking your friends
to subscribe to, paper like THE
JOURNAL.
The prizes are hefe to be won. Sew
eral energetic persons are going 10
get automobiles for a few weeks OF
pleasant work among friends. Thir-
ty-eight others are going to win prizes
of real worth. Why not you? Why
not get an early start and win the
prize of your choice? Sit down now
fill out the nomination coupon and
send it to THE EVENING JOURNAL
Contest Department as early as posi-.
Bile so that you may be supplied with
subscription books and full informa'
tion. Having done this much, th'
prize is halt won.
Opportunity is knocking at many
doors. How many will open?
Following are the rules governing
the contest. They should be reaC
carefully by all who wish to enter.
How Votes VIII be Issued.
Besides votes issued on subscrip.
tions a coupon good for a certain mum
Der OF votes will be published in each
issue of THE JOURNAL, unless 9TH
erwise notified. The date within
which each will be counted will be
limited and the coupon must be in the
Office Of THE JOURNAL before the
expiration of the date printed on the
coupon.
Candidates are not restricted tc
getting subscriptions or votes In theii
own particular district but may Sc
cure subscriptions in any part Of the
United States or foreign countries
and II cash accompanies the order
votes will be issued on 1t in accord
ance with the scale published below.
Candidates in one district are moi
competing with candidates in othel
districts only in the instance OF the
grand prizes.
The division of districts as showr
herewith, so equalizes the compeu
tion that every candidate has an equa
chance to win a grand prize.
Division of Districts.
For the purpose of this contest, thu
State of Delaware has been divided
into six districts as follows:
District One-All that part Of tn
city of Wilmington, within the cor
porate limits, lying north Of the cen
ter of Tenth street to the intersection
of Delaware avenue and north of tn
center Of Delaware avenue to the in
tersection of Pennsylvania avenue ant
north of the center of Pennsylvania
avenue TO the corporate limits.
District Two-All that part Of tn
, City OF Wilmington, within the cor
porate limits. north of the center o
Fourth street and south of the cente
of Tenth street to the intersection o
, Delaware avenue and south of tn
center of Delaware avenue to the In
tersection of Pennsylvania avenue 4
: eOufh Of fho center of PpnnSylvani