The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-05
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fills Ii 70 zee your friends al once
and get them pledged I your SUP
port. Just think over the value q
The pfizes you are after and make
an effort somewhere In proportion.
systetnatixe3 Your Work.
Ask your friends to help you and
zee that they do 1t. Don't take q
casual promise as final, and let them
send ms Few coupons and think they
are doing sor1ething for you. Make
them pledge 1000 or $4,000 votes and
then make them deliver the goods
voiirs telephone. Write you,
friends and acquaintances and tel
aaat you are out TO win. Organize
yoyr work systematically. Get each
one OF your friends to tell theil
friends about vol and that your ambi.
lion IS 10 YIN the $1,000 automobile Or
q $3.50 piano they will IN turn be IN.
terestedS In your success. In no time
there VIII be host Of people work.
Ing In your Interest.
Many new candidates have enter
led the 8race Intent on winning the
prizesof their choice
those who have not entered their
ilalnes or the names offthelr friends
Should do so q ttonce, as every day Is
valuable and a little work at the be.
ginning .of the contest will be more CT.
Efectiye than work at a lateri date.
The Capital. Prize.
The EMF" Five Passenger Au.
torioblle offered ms the capital prize
Sin The grent contest Is one Of the best
cars OF this class made. Anyone who
knows anything out3automobiles al
ALI Will tell you thai. it is unrivaled
for economic operation and absolute
Reliability tits the very latest 1911
model and sells the country over for
$1,000. II was purchased especially
for this contest from the Newcomer
Motor Car Co. OF this city-well known
Tor the reliable dealings. As soon as
eceiyedE from the factory, the car will
be placed on display at their garage.
This 1a11-s1,000 EMF 40" Five
Passenger Touring Car will be award.
led Il! theSyoung lady who secures the
most votes In the entire contest.
The District Grand Prizes.
The first or grand prizes In the dis.
trictslthe three $3.50 Jacob Doll ana
Sons sPianos-are SO well known to
the music loving public Of this city
that they hardly need an introduction.
They are the best upright piano that
these people make and any young wo.
man might Wellsb proud to have one
liz her home. They were purchased
especially for this contest from the
local branch of Jacob Doll and Sons
and oneds already on display at their
store. The young lady whos stands
highest An each district after thesdaE
itul prize has been awarded will be
given one 81 ffhose handsome lpignos.
The Second Prize.
The young Observation-Disclosures
highest In each district after the cap.
ital prize hass.beenf awarded wllls,be
entitled tofa fuiB eSuese tS either tlssll
slorthahdior seomaeF6i bfanchcss6 IL
Union Business College. This col.
lsge g noIeas taEtfnatlt wiassassessssf
the most thorough schools DIT THIS part
of the country...sslThe West Yirginian
foifers the young ladies of this part Of
The State AN opportunity ID secure i
btslhess education Without cost1jto
themselves. We!haYe purchased three,
sots these courses from tic Union Buslf
ness College and; one, will be given to,
eachSofSt the young ladies standing seq
onh highest in the districts at the
close OF thescontest. i
The Third Prize.
Three Is jeweled Elgin' watches
have beenspurchased from A.. b. Scott
and CO. FOR this great contest and are
now on display at their store where
contestants and their friends are III.
Sited TO call and Inspect them. They
are certainly little beauties and the
young lady who wins one q these
Should certainly be pleased with the
prize. They are the regular 15 jeweled
Hgln movement and have the well
known Grown cases guaranteed for
l204years. They come in a variety OF
designs and carry the guarantee Of
the factory as we'll as that of the local
firm: The young lady standing third
highest In each district after the
grand prize has been awarded will be
given a 10 jeweled Elgin watch.
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