The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-08-08
So Little Work Has Been Done That The Herald Going
to Give $40 Gold Watch to the Girl Who Turns
in the Most Money Up to August FL
4 Few Dollars Nay Win this Fine Prize
And You Get the Votes the Grand Prizes Whether You
Win the Watch or Not Start Working Hard Now

Our big prize offer has not created
the enthusiasm expected from an Of
fer of this kind and in order to get
the girls working actively at once,
The Herald is going to give beauti-
full little $40 Egin watch to the can
didate who turns in the most money
from the start of the contest up to
and including Aug. 81. This special
prize offer has nothing whatever to do
with the votes on the grand prizes,
but will be given to the candidate who
turns in the most money up to the
aforesaid date, regardless of district.
This means that the girl who wins
the watch will also have an excellent
chance of winning the first prize piano
in her district.
Whether you win the watch or not
you get the votes on the grand prizes
and at present little or no work has
been done in the contest and any girl
who is willing to do little work
could start in now and easily win the
piano in her district.
The Herald wants all the candi-
dates to know that this special prize
watch is well worth working for and
fer that purpose it is now on display
at Mr.. Workings store, the jeweler
from whom we purchased it. he is
willing to give this watch his perso.
nal guarantee. The watch is a little
O-size ladies' watch with an excellent
Eigin movement, and q case guaran-
ted by the manufacturers for twenty
years. A few dollars collected before
Aug. Il may WIN this beautiful watch
and also give you great many votes
on the piano in your district. Start
now.
NOW is THE TIME TO START.
The few ambitious girls among the
many nominated in this contest, who
would be interested in a proposition
of this kind, offering chance to work
for piano, have been held back by
the enormous amount of names that
appear among the candidates in the
contest. Now, as a matter Of fact,
there is over IS per cent of all the
candidates who have been nominated.
that either have pianos, diamonds and
watches or feel that they would rath-
er buy them than work for them. The
Herald has cut out some of the cam
.didates who have stated that they
would not be interested, and The
Herald assures you that there shall be
left only three or four workers in each
district. Two girls out of these few
workers, will receive, absolutely free,
each high grade $4,000 piano. The
Herald hasn't got the three or four
workers yet, do you want to be one
and get in line for piano? If so call
at this office as soon as possible and
you'll be shown an easy way to get
votes.
VOTE FOR FAVORITE
Out of all the candidates nominate
ed only one or two have turned in any
money for themselves and all the
Other girls who have votes to their
credit, received them from some
friend who paid up their Herald sub
scription and credited the votes to
their favorite candidate.
In this way great many girls have
received votes and they would get q
great many more by merely informing
their friends that they are in the race
md ask for their votes. Subscribers
.ome into this office every day to pay
10 their subscription and it would be
IN easy matter for any girl to get
heir votes. 1t isn't so much the |
FORK you do as the number OF people