Evening journal., 1911-01-07

Do you expect to win one Of the
prizes I'm THE JOURNALS Great SlO,-
600 Voting Contest? Are you expect
ing TO ride in an automobile after the
contest OF will you be contented with
one of the smaller prizesi
II you expect 10 win prize IN this
contest, you must do so on bonus
votes. II you expect to ride In an
automobile you must have large
number OF bonus votes.
For every six new yearly subscrip-
tions to THE JOURNAL you are given
2 bonus certificate for l25,OOO votes
over and above the regular scale.
Tvo-vear and throe-year subscrip-
tlons. Just so they are new, also count
I'm this offer. Every SIS worth or
subscriptions OF the kind above men
toned will constitute club, on which
bonus certificate is issued.
The present extra vote ofier expires
at midnight Of Thursday, January Il.
That means that there are only four
more working days In which TO secure
subscriptions under the terms OF this
offer. After Thursday your work
will count for less than II Will before
Thursday. For this reason contestants
should make an extra effort TO secure
all the subscriptions they can before
Thursday.
No contestant can sit back and rest
assured that they have one of the
prizes won. The contestant that Is
lowest IN the list now may be one OF
the grand prize winners on the last
day. Relaxation at this time is most
dangerous. This is the critical stage
OF the contest, the time when the
fight Is az its height
And while all this work is going on,
candidates should not lose sight OF
the forty-two valuable prizes that are
TO be given away Heading the list
is the Stoddard- Dayton. Fore-Door,
touring car. valued at s24OO and pur-
chased from The STANDARDIZATION
Auto Company of Wilmington.
The second grand prize is an Over
a land Five Passenger Car. costing
1850 and purchased from Peter G.
sen. This car goes to the candi-
having the second highest num-
4 votes, regardless of district.
~ third and fourth grand prizes
anders Cars. One is a Sub
Car. valued at $500 and the
ltia.lP P0cdeter-type,. costing $3.50
h were\purchased from StudebakeI
others Company. Wilmington Office
The value and desirability of the
cars alone should prove sufficient In.
centive on the part Of contestants
throughout the State With the eX-
ception OF the Standardization which
has not arrived yet, they may be seer
and examined at the salesrooms oI
the various firms from which they
were purchased and will speedily con
vince candidates and their friends that
the race is extremely worth while
They are cars of the highest grade
are easy of control, operated simpl,
and possessed Of great endurance anS
unusual reliability.
But these are only four Of the prizei
that are TO be awarded. AS the TIVE
division prizes. THE JOURNAL is of
foring two pianos, one a York ant
the other a Robelen Both we're pur
chased from the Robelen Piano Com
pany on Market street and they can b
seen and examined at the company
store.
The district first prizes are ST.
handsome diamond rings, both d
ladies' and mems mountings. The
We're purchased from Lyn Thomas
the jewele-. and they are stones wei
worth the price paid for them.
For the district second prizes TIL
JOURNAL purchased six 5000 SYM
pbony Grand Graphophones from tn
Columbia Photograph Company, o
Market street These instruments ar
90 display az the company's stori
The symphony Grand Graphophone
the elimination of years and years {
work. II reproduces the human voiC
as perfectly as can be done. But
should be seen TO be appreciated.
Furniture Is something that is usl