The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-01-25

them of the prize you hope to gain
and be sure that you fix your hopes
high The higher you aim the high
er the mark you are apt to hit. II
people know that you want some
thing really worth while they will
be very willing to aid you. If they
give their help it will make you that
much more apt to realize your wish.
No one attains anything unusual
who is not ambitious. Now it is
something unusual to get such valu-
able prizes as you have a chance to.
What you need to assure your sue
cess is ambition and energy.
Realize Ii Is Almost Over.
You realize that the contest is al
most over and that there is no more
room for delay. THE GAINS IN
VOTES MUST BE MADE NOW OR
NEVER AND EVERY PROMISE OF
AID THAT WAS MADE YOU
WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS
OR EARLIER MUST BE FULFILL
ED OR 1T WILL BE TOO LATE.
Urge your friends not to put you
off again. The delay consumes your
time, which is worth so much to you
now, and it is probably just as easy
for them to give you the subscription
when you ask for it as to postpone
for a longer time.
A Word To Subscribers.
Subscribers, this is your last op-
portunity to do a kindness for some
one of the deserving candidates in
THE CITIZEN European contest.
You will be doing yourself a good
turn at the same time. If you are
an old subscriber you will save your
self the annoyance of constant calls
from a collector, if you do not take
the paper now you will be giving
yourself a pleasure hitherto un-
known. 1t is a satisfaction to feel
that THE CITIZEN you read in the
evening is reliable, it will not be
contradicted before morning. 1t is
a pleasure to read the bright broad
views, and the clean, conservative
columns of a newspaper like THE
CITIZEN which is as well-fitted to
the man of affairs as it is to the
home, combining as it does and as
few papers do, the element of state
wide information, detailed local
news, reliable reports and a stand
never abandoned, for the best inter
est of the community.
Your friend in the contest may
need just one subscription to win.
If you fail to give it and she loses,
wouldn't you feel bad to think that
you were the cause of her being dis
appointed? OF course you would
So pay your subscription before this
offer expires.
End Near.
Tho nnA nf thn ic -
that one can almost reach out and
touch. it. This means that you will
have to hustle between now and
Monday, January 80, if you want
to come out with the highest number
of votes on the last night Remem-
Der there will be no offers after the
close of the Last Special Offer on
Thursday night. Reliable business
men of town will count the votes on
the last night. The ballot box will
be out of the hands of the Tour De-
partment after Thursday. Look
over all your reserve votes and see
if you have any that should be voted
before the last night. The Booster
ballots must be voted on the oath
The Competitive ballots must be vot-
ed on the 25th and the Opportunity
ballots must be voted on the 26th,
so look over your votes carefully so
that you do not make any mistake
Candidates do you want to win
that Tour of Bermuda? If you do,
get out and hustle. Devote all your
time to the effort. You have only
one week and it will mean a lot of
hard work but you are capable if
you make up your mind to work hard
this week.
Thursday closes the Last Special
offer Get as many clubs of SIS as
you can. If you remain idle this
week don't be disappointed if you are
left behind on the final count.
If there is any candidate who
thinks she has not received full
credit for the votes she has sent in
up to this time, write or call on the
Tour Manager in THE CITIZEN Of
flee and state your case and we will
gladly correct any errors that may
have been made by us.