Evening journal., 1910-12-22
SPECIAL OFFER
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Realize on every promise. Put system
in your work aud energy behind.
These last three days OF the bonus
are likely to decide many OF the prizes
you at least wish to be in seeing dis
tance when the decision is made.
Out Of town candidates should re-
member the pOstmarS provision, which
gives every candidate exactly the same
time 10 work for subscriptions to count
under this bonus. Under this provision
subscriptions may be mailed up 10 II
o'clock Saturday night and the post
mark will be accepted as evidence that
they were mailed before the eXpira-
tion Of the bonus and bonus votes VIII
be issued on them accordingly.
DO not forget that club counts for
10000 extra votes and that there is
no limit TO the number that may be
tu~red ir ny any one candidate.
THE JOURNAL wishes to call the
attention OF the contestants again 70
the fOrty-twO handsome prizes that il
is giving away. Heading this Sl0,39O
prize list is the standardization Touf-
ing Car, costing $4,000 This car will
be shipped TO Wilmington early IN
January from the factory Of the Stod-
dard-Dayton Company and will be on
display in the salesrooms of the
Stoddard- Dayton Auto Company, of
Wilmington. Fourth and Orange
ST -eets, from whom 1t was purchased.
A special feature of this car is the
fore door, giving the machine a tor
pedo effect The contestant winning
this car will have one Of the handsOm-
est and most serviceable machines in
the state.
The Overland Touring Car second
grand prize in the contest. has ar
lived from the factory of the Over
land Company and it can be seen in
the show rooms of Peter c. Hansen,
No. SIS Tatnall street. selling agent.
This car was purchased by THE
/ JOURNAL for 81 ,250 and the paper
feels that it got it's moneys worth.
] The rise in popularity of the Over
land car has been nothing short Of
phenomenal and this popula -ity is
based on merit. The model that THE
JOURNAL is giving away is the most
popular made and it was with great
difficulty that the local agent was able
/ to get it here before late in January.
The third and fourth grand prizes
are also in the city and are on dis
play. They are the Flanders Sub
urban car and the Flanders Roadster.
IThe first cost $500 and the second
$3.50. and both were purchased from
the Wilmington Office Of the Stude-
baker Brothers Company, on Della
ware avenue. Many have stopped 10
examine and admire these beautiful
little cars. They are the latest models
and they can be depended upon.
At the Robelen Piano Company, No.
no Market street. can be seen The
two pianos that THE JOURNAL is
giving away as Division prizes. One
is the York and the other the Robclen
and both are valued at $3.50.
The district first prizes are six
beautiful diamond rings, costing $20o
each. These rings were purchased
from Lyn Thomas, the jeweler. No
400 Market street. and they will DC
in either mems or women's, settings.
The six Symphony Grand Graphic
phones, district second prizes, are on
display at the Columbia Phonograph
Company, No go Market street
These Graphophones were purchased
at the cost Of 5000 each and they are
beauties.
For district third prizes THE JOUR
, NAL purchased six $3.50 furniture ont
fits from the following well know
! firms OF this city: NJ. Megary anC