The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-02-04
GIVE YOURSELF NO OCCASION FOR GRIEF
Realize at Once, Today, that Memories of Wasted
Opportunities are Among Lifes Greatest Regrets
AM


Today offers candidates the last op-
portunity 10 secure votes on the spe-
cial competition for the two FIVE dollar
gold pieces. Quite 4 number of con-
testants have participated in this spe-
cial contest and all of them are eager
to learn who made the best record for
this week.
one of the chief regrets in life is the
realiza ton that a bright and shining
opportunity has been neglected The
magic words of the phrase The Even
ing Stars piano, diamond ring and gold
watch campaign" spell to the young
ladies OF Ocala and outside towns the
word Opportunity" and who dares to
say that it is not a wonderful and
bright one? VIII you be a member of
The Evening Stars popularity club"
or will you be one of those left behind
consumed with regret over wasted op-
portunity? Hesitate no longer; glance
over the vote column which appears
below, size up the situation, consider
the unlimited opportunities YOU have
and then be discreet enough to jump
in and win one of these valua BILE
prizes. So far. in one of the city and
in two of the country districts, every
opportunity awaits those who realize
the many possibilities the Evening
Star has presented Decide today, this
very minute and then get busy gather
ing votes. 1t is easy il you will only
half try.
Deliberation. decision. energetic eff
fort and stick-to-itiveness are the
qualities that will win the honors and
you may grasp them if you will. 1t is
by no means too late for newcomers
TO make their entry. The field, as you
will motive by looking over the voting
Ia BILE. is just as fertile in many sec
tions as it was a few days after the
announcement. There is plenty of room
in the districts of this big territory
for a number of ladies with energy to
step right in now and carry away the
honors. and their many advantages
that seem t ODE unappreciated by the
present contestants. \ few subscrip-
tions from your friends for a period
in advance will place your name well
/ up among the leaders for the contest
is young so far as opportunities are
concerned. The rewards in health
giving pleasure and unlimited educa-
| tional advantages are great, out of all
proportion TO the effort required to Sc
| cure the honors.
The days are bright and cheerful
for those ladies who are displaying
! energy and ambition by entering the
| list for the winning of membership in
| this popularity contest. Everybody
seems to help them along. and many
folks are awaiting to give their votes
| to the campaigners who ask them first.
\. ill you, young lady, be one of those
who will secure one of these elegant
rewards?
All subscriptions held by contestants
must be turned in to the contest de-
partment before o'clock tonight to
apply on the gold piece offer.
Votes Not Transferable
Candidates are not allowed to trans
fer their votes to another Several
letters are received daily requesting
their votes to be transferred TO some
| other contestant, as they did not desire
| to continue in the contest. IF CON
TESTANTS WOULD READ THE
STORIES PRINTED DAILY FOR
THEIR BENEFIT. IN REGARD TO
THE RULES OF THE CONTEST
THEY WOULD FULLY APPRECIATE
THAT VOTES ARE NOT TRANSFER
ABLE.
| Schedule of Votes
| Votes will be allowed on all sub
| scriptions to the Evening Star for
| three months or more, where same Is
paid in advance, and on yearly sub
scriptions to the Weekly Star, as fol-
lows:
Amt Paid Votes
s125 for three months .......... zoo
1925 for six months .....15 1906
S2s5a for twelve months. .... 325t
sIOO for weekly for one year. 1896
Special voting certificates will be
given on each prepaid subscription
which may be voted or held in reserve