The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-12-07
BERMUDA TOURS
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Answers to Questions.
If you belong to a church, let your
! friend know you are running.
Anyone, anywhere can vote for any
candidate. If you have a friend you
wish to vote for, who has not yet
| been nominated, send in your votes
and fill out the nomination blank
printed in THE CITIZEN. This
nomination blank counts 900 votes
! to start with
No extra papers will be printed
! for sale of coupons contained there
! in.
If you have any complaints to
make, kindly send name to the Con-
test Editor. We want everybody sat
isfied.
Do not be misled or discouraged
| in securing votes by fakirs or fraud
ulent promises.
Above all, pay no attention to ru-
mors. They are usually circulated
| by your competitors, or their friends,
! for the purpose of discouraging you.
Once entered, do not drop out.
! What if some one should be few
votes ahead today? You put some
sand on the track and pass her to-
morrow.
List of Candidates.
| The greatest possible amount of
care has been exercised in passing
upon the women whose names are
entered as contestants for the four
| fine tours of Bermuda given by THE
| CITIZEN. When a name was placed
in nomination we submitted it to a
committee of business and profess
sional men on whose judgment and
integrity we could rely as to wheth-
er or not the lady was of good char
acter. In the case of ladies living
out of Honesdale we submitted the
names to merchants of standing in
their home town. The names publish
ed here have all been favorably pass
ed upon.
No woman need feel any hesitancy
in sending in her name or taking
part in the contest if her name is
sent in by friends. Every possible
precaution has been and will be TAX
en- to safeguard the interests of the
candidates.
The candidates published below
are of the best class of ladies living
in Pennsylvania and it is an honor
to be one of them.
All Candidates Treated Alike.
The contest will be conducted in a
strictly fair and impartial manner,
and the fullest investigation is court
ed at all times, assuring every one
that everything is square and i'm
partial.
No employe or member of his or
her immediate family will be allow
ed to compete nor will any favors
be shown to all other candidates.
The Contest Manager will assist all
candidates in any way possible, but
in so doing will treat all alike.
Instructions to Candidates.
Candidates will notice that the re-
ceipts are to be made in duplicate,
the white one to be given to the sub
scriber and the yellow one to THE
CITIZEN office. When you send or
bring in the name of the subscriber
and the money for subscription, the
votes will be issued. The stub of the
yellow receipt you fill out for your
own convenience.
Then when you send or bring in
subscriptions, be sure to bring or
send the yellow slip with name of
subscriber, amount of money paid,
etc. AS subscriptions and money for
same are received here we will issue
you a vote ballot for each subscrip-
tion brought or sent in according to
the length of the subscription as
per schedule.
How Votes Are Secured.
With every subscription to THE
! CITIZEN (when it is asked for) is
given a coupon good for a certain
number of votes, according to the
length of the subscription. This is
explained elsewhere. These coupons
may be held as long as desired and