The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1911-09-21
CONTESTANTS
ARE ALL BUSY
Many Are Taking Advantage
of Their Great Op-
portunity.
MISS McHARCE IN LEAD
The Young Ladies Now in Search
of Subscriptions Are Trying to
Capture the Handsome Prizes
and it is up to Their Respective
Friends to Help Them.


Interest is still increasing in The
Newport Plain Talk contest.
Only three more weeks before the
prizes will be awarded to the success
ful contestants. Not too late to enter
the rate, tho you must hurry if you
wish to be one of the winners.
Interest is still increasing as the
close draws nearer; just little over
three weeks before the Plain Talk pop
ular contest closes.
Who will head the list next Wednes-
day? Watch thestanding of the con-
testants and help your favorite climb
to the top. Everyone no matter how
many papers he takes, needs and ought
to take the Plain Talk. There is no
paper, especially local, that can take
its place or which carries so much
local news every week as the Plain
Talk.
Every subscriber who pays 81 90 for
subscription is entitled to cast 1900
votes free for the lady of their choice
in the voting contest, and the four
young ladies receiving the highest
number of votes, get the four grand
prizes free.
The paper Is only $1.OO per year, SO
the votes and prize are absolutely
gratis. Don't wait, subscribe at once,
and cast your vote for your favorite.
Now is the time.
The contestants have only a short
time left now and if they are really
anxious to win one of the valuable
prizes they should get as many sub
scriptions to the Plain Talk and votes
as possible now. Get ahead and keep
ahead. Don't depend on climbing up
at the last minute or day; it will be
that much harder for you.
At present the ladies leading in the
contest are:
1t now looks like four of these popu-
lar ladies will get the four handsome
prizes. Still, it is possible for others
to enter yet and win, as the votes are
not very high. If you want beauti-
full Seminole piano absolute free, now
is your opportunity.
Yerkes, the great Chicago financier,
was in company with an Englishman
| at one time, in Chicago, when the
Englishman pressed him to go to Lon
don, on account of the "Great Oppor-
tunities" which existed there for
making vast fortune.
Opportunity, opportunity" Yerkes
said, 'there is an opportunity every
where here in Chicago. cannot turn
my head or take step but that fresh
opportunity lis presented. ! cannot
open my eyes except to see an oppor-
tunity. ! cannot 60 anywhere without
seeing unlimited opportunities. ]
could not take advantage of them they
are so numerous. Here in Chicago is
an opportunity for every breath you
draw"
One does not have to go away from
home TO find an opportunity. There
are plenty of these on every hand.
just open your eyes and look about
you, put your thinking faculties in
operation and you will discover many
an opportunity that has existed for
years, you will recognize them fast
epoagh if you will but only think.
So we say, quit looking for.oppor-
tunfties somewhere else, instead of
right where youare. You can scarcely
stir but that some opportunity presents
itself which you have passed by for so
long you do not recognize them. But
here one of the very greatest opportun-
tiles of your whole life has presented
itself, right here in Newport by the
4 Plain Talk.
4 1t has not waited for you to seek IL,
but has sought you and has knocked
at your door until 1t has worn q hole
nearly through. Opportunities such
az this do not often seek out an indi-
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