The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-12-28
(By H. c. Van Alstyne.)

(By II. G. Van AlStyne.)
There are Just seven days more af-
ter today and the best and most elab-
crate special vote offer of THE CIT
IZEN'S Great Tour of Bermuda will
be at an end.
This is positively the best offer of
the contest and every candidate
should see every prospect and secure
subscription from them before that
hour. Never again will so many
votes be given for such a small num-
ber of subscriptions. The CITIZEN
pledges its word that this will be the
best offer of the contest. DO NOT
WAIT FOR A BETTER ONE AND
BE DISAPPOINTED.
Will BE u Record Breaker.
That THE CITIZENS Tour of Ber-
muda contest for young women is
destined to break all records here
abouts in the contest line, admits OF
no denial The earnest work of the
many popular young ladies entered
as contestants has not only ELECTED
a ready and sympathetic response in
the way of support, but has made
earnest partisans of the representa-
tive citizens in every walk of life in
each and every district Some of
these friends of the candidates are
inquiring into the plan and methods
being and to be pursued in the con-
duct of the contest, with view OF
assuring themselves that the candi-
date whom they are supporting is to
have square deal"
A Square Deal For All.
This is eminently proper and THE
CITIZEN is not only pleased to see
such interest being displayed, but is
prepared and glad of the opportun-
ity to show that the methods being
pursued are entirely impartial and
fair to each contestant, and that
such fairness is to continue until the
contest closes, This contest was not
begun nor is it being carried out in
any haphazard manner. 1t is run
upon a system complete in every de-
tail. and which broad experience in
other fields has demonstrated to be
the best for the purpose. The Tour
editor is not new to the business,
but has completed many similar con-
tests for other newspapers in a man
ner that has secured their hearty ap-
proval.
Why Not Enter To-day?
The one who enters today has "a
hours advantage over those who
postpone until tomorrow. The
prizes are here to be given some am
bilious young ladies. You have an
equal opportunity. You can secure
a fine prize if you make the effort.
Send in your nomination today. At
ter this you must be prompt and en-
ergetic and let your friends know
that you are interested in securing
a prize If you delay, the votes that
you can easily get today may be Civ
en- to some more energetic candidate.
For Every Club of Ten Sub
scriptions Turned in Before
January a Bonus Ballot of
$4,000 Votes will be Given
Candidates in Addition to the
Regular Votes-Opportuni for
New Entries to Start Now and
Win a Prize-Send in Your
Name To-day-There will be no
Better Offers During the En-
tire Contest.
opportunity Offers" $4,000 Bonus
Votes
Over and above the regular schedule
will be given each candidate for
every club of ten yearly subscribers
turned in before Monday night, Jan.
2, at 8 p. m.
Absolutely no better offer will be
made during the entire contest.
The announcement of the Copper
tunity Offer in THE CITIZEN
brought JOY to the hearts of many a
candidate in the Great Bermuda Con-
test. The candidates lowering around
the bottom of the list in their respec-
tive districts were especially delight
ed. They realize that this is the
opportunity for them to turn in a
number of these clubs and go to the
top of the list. All candidates, how
ever, are bent on making the most
of this offer, which gives candidates
$4,000 bonus ballot for every clut
of ten yearly subscribers to THE
CITIZEN. This includes money or
both old and new subscriptions
whether paid for on arTearages or II
advance.
Now is the time for every reader
of THE CITIZEN to pay their sub
scriptions and vote for some FRIEND
in the contest. 1t is also the time
for each and every candidate to ge
busy and take advantage of the IS,
600 bonus offer,
Opportunity Offer.
This special vote offer is an at
tractive inducement for new entries
in the CITIZENS Tour of Bermuda
contest.
If you have not yet entered you
name you should send it at once on I
post card or telephone the Tour De
partment and a representative will