The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-21
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candidates and friends gives prom
Use of lively fourteen weeks contest.
Every candidate OF Richmond Nir-
ginian's great prize contest must real
lze that the most must be made each
day il they wish To be enrolled among
the winners on December l6. You
should all exert every effort to In
duce your many friends to assist you
now. You should all appreciate that
now is the time to hustle.
Those who have been sitting on
the fence waiting TO see how the wind
blows should take warning before 1t
IS too late.
Work hard now and you will see the
votes piling up with lightning rapid
lily. Everybody knows that nothing
is ever gained by just sitting around
ana waiting for your friends 10 bring
II to you.
Why You Should Make An Effort.
on should mako supreme effort
to gain the prize OF your choice. Just
think of. It; A 900 Chalmers 40"
ruby equipped automobile, a Henry
and 5. g. Ldndeman player piano. a
building lot and numerous other val
liable awards to be won by simply
securing votes and subscriptions to
The Richmond Nirginian. Prizes that
YOU cannot buy, but you simply de-
vote a small portion OF your time daily
to that end. When You begin To emu
merate the number OF people whom
you may count on for Il subscription.
the list lengthens out to proportion
that you had not thought of when
you started to write them down.
just "a Hint.
As hint, We want all candidates
TO bear well in mind the advantage Of
occurring aS u~f.v
as possible. because the yearly SUBJ
scriptons yield twice the mum Der of
votes that six months subscription
yields
Sun Time to Enter.
Ii you have not already entered.
send in your name to-day, and with
haH an effort you can easily lead
IA the next vote exhibit, which viii
be Wednesday. September 81. A list
OF contestants which appeared In
Wednesdays Virginian was not com
plete in every respect. as some nomt-
nations have been received by the late
mails that had not been classified to
their districts and entered in the list
such nominations received will be
included in the next publication of
candidates. If your name ia mis-
spelled or address not properly given.
kindly advise the campaign depart
ment, so the corrections can be made
at once.
Grand Prizes for City District.
A $3.50 building lot b2xI30 feet will
be one Of the grand prizes for city
districts. This lot is located at the
corner of Woodlawn avenue and
Leonard Parkway. In Colonial Place,
in one Of the coming residential, Sc
lect sections Of the city of Richmond
District Prizes.
The First District prize will be a
500 diamond solitaire or a cluster
ring, and the Second District prize
VIII be a $50 solid gold watch. If
a candidate does not win any OF the
grand prizes, he or she still has an
opportunity to compete for the dis
trtct prizes, There are two district
prizes for each district.
Subscriptions.
Subscriptions can be secured any
where Because the candidate Is reg
lat cred from a certain district. II does
not confine he or she to soliciting
only in that district. No
votes will be allowed to candidates
on any subscription sent to the CAM
,,aign department unless money ac-
subscription.
Ballots.
All newspaper ballots must be
trimmed neatly by candidates and
pinned togsther with the number Of