Evening journal., 1910-11-14
GREATEST VOTING ENTERPRISE EVER
LAUNCHED IN THE DIAMOND STATE
Forfy-fwo Prizes inAH, Including 81, 400 Stoddard
Dayton Touring Car $3.50 Overland; $500
Flanders; $3.50 Flanders Roadster $1,000 in
Diamonds; 5000 in Furniture; Many Others
The District Prizes.

The District Prizes.
AS capital prizes to be awarded in
the districts into which THE JONR-
NAILS territory has been divided, six
diamond rings, costing 5000 each, were
purchased from Lyn Thomas, 400
Market street. These stones we're
picked especially for their excellence
in color and quality. They are i'm
both women's and mems mountings,
and the guarantee OF the firm from
which they we're purchased is back Of
every one of them.
For district second prizes six Sym
phony Grand Graphophones, valued at
$500 each, we're purchased from The
Columbia Phonograph Company, 610
Market street. These Symphony Grand
Graphophones are described as the
zone Incompatible musical instru-
ment" They are perfect, complete,
unique and most versatile entertainer.
This instrument marks the culmina-
tion OF human inventive genius in the
science of sounding reproduction.
From this instrument the living voice
of the artist pours out without flaw
or slightest distortion.
Furniture was deemed most appro-
prite for district third prizes, so six
furniture outfits, having a value Of
$3.50 each. were purchased from the
following firms: NJ. Megary aud
Son Company. Sixth and Tatnall; Ed
ward H. Brennan Estate, 219-221 Mar
ket street; Foord- Massey Furniture
Company, Seventh and Shipley streets,
and MILAN n~ntHo-r DO
Market street. These furniture outfits
must be seen TO be appreciated. They
win be on display at the store of the
above firms during the contest
For district fourth prizes, THE
JOURNAL will give six merchandise
credits, each valued at 500. This
means that the candidates who win
these prizes can go TO any of the fol-
lowing well-known stores and pur-
chase 10 their hearts content to the
amount Of S10O This prize is one OF
the best that THE JOURNAL offers
for It offers the successful contestants
an opportunity TO purchase what they
probably need or want most. These
I. merchandise credits were placed will
the following firms: Lippincott and
Company, 3O6-314 Market street
Smith-Zollinger Company. Fourth and
, Market; Crosby and Hill Company
! 605-O7-09 Market; r. Topkis Sons, 42C
! Market and AT King streets, and Jas
H. Wright Company, Eighth and Mar
ket, and Larus-Altheimer Company
, 419 Market street.
! THE JOURNAL has purchased si'
! business college scholarships from
Goldey College, Institute Building
! Eighth and Market streets, to be useS
as district fifth prizes. These scholar
4 ships are valued at $50 each and ma,
n be transferred. Goldey College is on
: of the oldest and best business col
q leges in this part of the country ant
Il the candidates who win and wish q
4 take a business course will be hand
# somely repaid.
r For the district sixth prizes rea
# cash is offered. Six bank accounts o
o SIS each will be awarded to the sue
II cessful contestants. These are prize
that anyone might we'll strive fol
2 This money will be deposited with
p well-known bank in this city and vii
IS be turned over to the fortunate per
a sons who win the sixth district prizes
J. Free Daily Ballot.
10 In addition to the nomination bal
n lot, coupon giving ten votes to th
n candidate whose name is filled In Wi
le be found in this issue. Only one nomi
\ nation ballot will be counted, bu
IS there Is no limit to the number {
m daily ballots that one may cast,
! Gather as many of them as poss
BILE, but do not waste too much tim
in on them. It will be well to remen
"a ber that the subscription votes couI
q up much faster and are easy 10 g
n when you are asking your friends I
- subscribe to a paper like THE JOUF
: NAL.
- ~ The prizes are here to be won. For
81 contestants are going TO get autom'
~ biles, something that everyone want
Then two more will get handson
Sc pianos. After these prizes are awarl
"a ed there will still be thirty-six va
lil liable prizes TO go to those who p
Ie forth a little time and energy.
20 Following are the rules governiI
OF the contest. They should be rei
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