The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-12-09
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this page we offer candidates q free
coupon. which they can cut out and
send in to the Contest Manager and
receive credit for them on their vote
for the prizes. These coupons can
be used in this way by all candidates.
Be sure that the conditions printed
ON them are complied with, other
wise they cannot be counted. These
coupons will only be offered a few
weeks, so candidates who want 10
use them had better do so at once.
Get your friends who take the paper
70 help you gather up these coupons.
Every subscriber when paying up
should give votes to some candidate.
Ali he has got to do Is to mention
the name Of the candidate for whom
he wishes to vote, and she Will be
given credit for the vote. b 1t should
De matter Of Township pride for
the subscribers living in; the, different
townships to help swell the vote; OF
the candidate from Ills, township. For
this reason every subscriber should
help the candidates from his, town.
Iahip by voting for them when paying
up either at the Office or to the can
didates themselves. Candidates
should call on all. subscribers and
solicit their votes by collecting their
subscription. ,,-si'i.s2,,'' "" sa,'''F"
In order to systematize and simpfi-
~ the conducting Of the contest; the
territory has been divided into. four
districts, and these districts into
townships. This assures better av-
erage chance 20 capture prize than
any in any contest ever pulled OF In
this section. One prize goes to each
township polling an aggregate vote
of one hundred thousand and over.
That prize cannot be won in any 9TH
or township. 1t makes no difference
IL another township polled one mill
lion votes. This:fea!ure locslizes the
contest, and should make the can
,4aidates In the diferent townships
hustle for votes. s -
Honestly. now. would you not like
Ito win the Piano, one OF the Sewing
Machines or one Of the Dinner Sets?
Somebody is going ITO win these
prizes, and your chances are Just as
good as any one else's. cNo, matter
In what part Of tie territory you live
in, all will haYe IN equal chance, for
the public decides, as we'll as your
self by cuttingsvotes from the paper,
No one will be.afloW'ed to buy votes,
neither lcan one buy papers In large
numbers. This gives every. lady an
equal chance, = and the contest Will
be conducted on the highest plane Of
fairness and, honor. 4-
No person connected directly with
The Times and Democrat office can
enter the contest Nor can any one
In the office woEg fof 4 Candidate.
All will be treated exactly alike The
candidates whoaare :behiad, should 30
to work. andapUlk up to the front.
All that: is required Is q little work.
The popular;c ;canlidate IN this contest
is the one that ID tnt the slead. So
get in the.leaT !:EetSyanr friends to
ray their ssubscrap tfpn and d;glYe you
their vote4 WeEspseia1ly request all
subscribers who have not paid up
to do so as soon Gas they car. We
need every -dofIar Saaue us: r.;
VOTES ARE Allowed Is On BOTH
OLD AND NEW SUBSCRIBERS
WHO PAY TN2ADYANCE> AND TO
THOSE PAYfNGl9 ARREARAGEs.
The judges Will: be selected by The
Times and Democrat. Entel your
name or that o1 a friend at once and
get good start = -~ - -. ~" : r :.
The following are the rate OF sub
scription to The Times and Democrat
and the number Of, votes each Sub
scription entities =. contestant 10 re-
ceive: ~
6 months -. 500
1 year-S1.50!;. 1000 ~
3 years-s4.50: -. 1900
S years-s7.so.:: = ~: 5000
Old and new subscribers count
alike, and contestants are assured
that the above eea1e will be in force
to the end of the contest, February
is, 1912. :SS 60 %S'''' : =,