Middletown transcript., 1912-08-03
our PIANO VOTING CONTEST Is OVER
MISS LENA WEBER WINS THE HANDSOME $500 PIANO HAVING
451,lOO VOTES TO HER CREDIT
NEARLY 800 new SUBSCRIBERS ADDED TO our LIST

Like all things terrestrial THE MrDD1ErowN TRANsCRPrs
Voting end We that of the hard
working contestants could have the big prize but that of
impossible though THE TRANSCRIPT has bed Paul
words that they which ALL but
ceveh prize" for besides the piano prize IA others 10
in ALL goId $1,000 gold IL other prizes
in amounts from $25 90 to S. 90.
The winner handsome piano is Weber, of Mid
down popular young ladies, graduate of
the High the charge the central te
phone Her about 100000 than
the next largest one.
near Delaware City, did splendid work and the second p
the elegant dressing table by Mr. H Emerson well
dealer and undertaken Miss Bender worked faithfully and
THE TRANcRPT appreciates her enthusiastic efforts in securing
many subscribers
Prize No by Elsie Byron another of popular
voung ladies' 1t is handsome sewing machine Home
improvements, the frstc machine largely sold
by F. McWhorr Son to their trade. Mss Byron merits
and her abors have helped greatly.
E. Peckard of Odessas highly esteemed young
tron gets price, beautiful $40 90 gold given by
Mr. Emin Massey, Middeowns eweer. This fine is
gentleman tfrsCass. Mrs. Packard has gotten
goody subscribers in and around Odessa.
Lydia Redgrave of Mt Pleasant did loyal service in
ing section and receives the fifth prize handsome
$5O ady box given by
GERS Banning, who keeps hghde store Miss Redgave
has made many friends in her section.
Mre Eward Armstrong of McDOnough wins prize No g.
fine dys suitcase price S. co. furnished by Mr. NJ ROsen
the weknOwn proprietor Of the Globe Clothing Store in Middle
town. having Special Sale We thank Mrs Armstrong
for so many friends from her neghbohood
Prize S. 90 silver knives and forks of the
celebrated Kutter Brand contributed by Me Redgave Bos
leading firms, whose next door to the
post Office by Miss SheIzer of 0dessas bright
Young farmer girls friends helped
in her vicinity
Miss Hattie Cochran another and promising farmer
lassie living Middetown carries off the eighth prize
No is $500 worth of groceries from Mr.. W. 7. Conne
lees best and largest goCersNO $500 box
of Lowneys donated Mrs Rosa Weber,
first candy stores potted plant by famous
,s E. Seee NJ IL S. 90 bottle of cOagne donated by
Mr. Ernest Trui graduated pharmacist who doing fine
business Barr Drug and No II S. 90 pattern hat
given by NJ Scott Mddlptown's welknown mner; No. 49,
$50 petcoa by Foge Bursan whose department
store Mddetown but for miles in the
country around
patronage leading firms their respective ines
contr VI u to the Of this venture
number of subscribers that have from time
placed subscription book and tie spec efforts
made b these dgeuL prizes described
THE today by far the largest circulation any
paper in New Castle County, south Of Wilmington!
Our subscription book open advertisers and any
wishing proof of the above statement.
We CANNOT L of largely increased circua
tnn qualification at the fact that
their subscriptions 1t
that live country newspaper devoted
interests fine farming neighborhood
appreciated even by who pc
licaly.
below the abuated votes of the ladies winning