The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-06-01

community that we do not feel it nec-
essary to remind the public that this
contest will be conducted fairly and
honestly. Suffice to say that the con-
test records are open to the inspec-
ton of any candidate in the race, and
that every promise that has been
made or will be made at any
time in this contest will be
kept to the letter and the spirit.
The Automobile.
The Autom obIle which is offered as
the Grand Prize is Buick Passenger
Touring Car. The car is powerfully
built and so built that it will give
years of service, is of unusual style
and one that should appeal to the
most fastidious.
The car was purchased from the
Prothero & McGinnis company and
will be on display in Baraboo within
short time.
And all this to the woman who is
energetic enough to stand highest in
this contest. Just few weeks syste-
matte work among your friends in
securing subscriptions and votes and
this magnificent car is yours.
The Piano.
To the woman standing second
highest in the whole contest will be
given 1915 Kimball Piano. This
Piano was selected because of its ex-
ceptional merits. 1t was purchased
from the w. FL. Atom Piano Co., and
is now on display at their store. The
piano is in beautiful case and alone
worth working hard to get.
The District Prizes.
The young woman in each of the
four districts of the contest who has
the most votes to her credit after the
Grand Prizes have been awarded will
receive a diamond ring. These are
beautifully cut stones of remarkable /
briIliancy and are indeed sparkling |
gems of beauty, are large and perfect
stones and will be set in newest de-
signs of mountlngs. They were person
ally selected for this contest by J. E.
Won Valid at whose store they are !
now on display. See them and know
their worth.
The young woman in each district
of the contest who has the second
largest number of votes after the Grand !,
Prizes have been awarded will receive |
a Gold Elgin Watch. These Watches,
which were purchased from the G. E.
Ryan store, are accompanied by a !
twenty year guarantee. The Elgin
movement is far too we'll known here
to need any introduction. 1t is quite
enough to say that they are guaranteed
by both dealer and maker.
In another portion of this paper you
will find a ballot good for 10 votes.
Clip this, fill it out and send or bring
to the News office before it's date of eX-
piration. If you have more than one
of these ballots be sure to pin them to-
gether. Now GET BUSY-make your
friends help, and set pace that will
find you in the lead at the finish.
How to Enter The Contest.
Fill out the nomination ballot print
ed in this issue and send same to the
Contest Manager of The News.
Each contestant is entitled to one
nomination ba Hot, good for 5000 votes.
Contestants may nominate themselves.
They do not have to be subscribers to
The News. There are no obligations
on entering this contest, and it
costs nothingIto try it. Send in your
name or that of friend today.
Any woman, married or single, is en-
titled to enter this Great Voting Con-
test. Clip the coupon and send it in
with your name or tnat OF friend, 10
the Contest Department OF The News
today. 1t costs you nothing to vote
it costs your friends nothing to vote
for you.
No employe of The News, or
member of his or her i'm mediate fam
lily, will be permitted to participate, in
this contest as candidate.
In case of tie, the value of the
prizes will be equally divided.
Votes once issued to one candidate
cannot be changed to the credit of
another candidate.
Candidates and their friends are not |
limited to their own particular dist
riots in securing votes or subscriptions;