The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-12-16
Boosters Week"

Boosters Week"
Commencing today and continuing
until Thursday, December 22, at 8
p. m, has been resignated as "Boos-
ters Week" in The CITIZENS Great
Bermuda and Prize Voting contest.
During Boosters Week. a 1900
extra ballot will be given for every
yearly subscription paid to THE
CITIZEN.
This means that every person
paying a yearly subscription during
" Boosters Week" can cast $500 ex-
ira votes for some young lady in
the Tour of Bermuda contest in ad-
dition to the regular votes of $500
which is given with each yearly sub
scription.
Readers of THE CITIZEN are re-
quested to look over the list of
See if you have some
friend in the race. If so become
a Booster" by paying a subscrip-
tion during this week. If you do
not know any of the young ladies
in the race just stop and think of
some deserving young lady who
would appreciate a Tour of Ber-
uud 1th oChu ICi w tbC
Tour Department on the nomina-
tion blank which will be found on
another page. There is plenty of
room in several of the districts for
a popular and energetic young lady
to start in the race and win. Give
her a start. Send us her name and
then pay yearly subscription
which will give her $500 extra
votes.
A Word To Subscribers.
Now word to subscribers.
Honesdale may have had other con-
tests but never before has there
been anything to compare with THE
CITIZENS Bermuda Tour contest.
Others contests have allowed double
the amount of votes for new +"
subscribers, thus discriminating
against the "old " subscribers. This
contest is different. The same num-
ber of votes are allowed on both
"old" and new" subscribers who
make payments of $1.00 or more.
While this contest is conducted
principally to increase the circula-
ton yet THE CITIZEN appreciates
the value of our "old" subscribers
and proposes to give them an equal
voice in the election of five young
ladies to a Tour of Bermuda.
Many Subscribers Voting.
Already a number of subscribers
have become interested in the great
race. Saturday one reader called up
the Tour department and said they
wanted to stop the paper as they
were going to pay in the Tour con-
test" The tour manager informed
this subscriber that this was not
necessary for he would get just the
same number of votes by paying and
continuing the paper.
Thursday "a Busy Day.
Thursday was a busy day in THE
CITIZENS Great Tour of Bermuda
and Prize Voting Contest. Every
mail brought in subscriptions from
readers in all parts of the county.
Many called in person at the Office
to pay a subscription for their
favorite young lady. All were eager
to secure the 10000 extra votes
which went with the first yearly
subscription turned in to the credit
of any of the candidates.
Nearly every candidate received
one of the 10000 ballots as the re-
suit of the interest taken in their
behalf by their friends, and as the
result there is very little difference
in the standing of candidates.
All yearly subscriptions to THE
CITIZEN turned in by any contest
ant previous to this week will apply
on this offer and extra votes will be
issued on same.
A Tip.
Young ladies, get started early on
the companionship. You know you
have the possible privilege of choos-
ing a companion on the trip to Ber-
muda. The sooner you choose your
companion the better advantage you
will have. But in choosing a friend
pick out someone of tact and in
fluence, one who is a worker and
can help you. The name will be
printed in the CITIZEN, opposite
your name in the vote list and as
soon as her friends see her name
they will want to help her. At the
same time they will be helping you
as your interests are hers and hel
interests are likewise yours. You
may be the .companionship winner
and you want to choose the friend
at once to get the best and cinch the
prize. Work together for a com
mon end and you are most sure tC
win. Begin now and get an early
start.
II. V.
Well. candidates. have you Sc