The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-21
Offer Closes
Saturday At Ten P. M.
Ten More Days and the Circulation Carnpaien Will, BE
Brought to a Close-Make the Most Of the
Few Renal ming Days.

the standing OF the contestants as
they appear in this issue includes only
those votes that were received at this
department before Wednesday noon.
The special offer made t contest
at 1000 p. m. Saturday. In order to
have subscriptions count on the offer,
they must be brought to this Office or
placed in the mails before 10000 D. m.
Saturday night. This means that con-
testants residing outside the city will
be allowed h same amount Of time
to work on the offer as those residing
IN n city. Therefore. If you reside
outside OF the city and place your re-
mittances in the mails before 1880 p.
m. Saturday night, they will be ac-
cepted to count on the offer. This Of
fer in which we give $4,000 extra votes
to contestants for $25 worth Of new
business is the best that will be made
during the campaign. An accurate
account will be kept Of all new SUBJ
scripttons that r sent to this depart
ment, and an extra ballot will be made
one as quickly as possible after the
offer closes.
A New Subscription.
1t seems that a good many contest
ants do not quite understand what
constitutes a new subscription. and We
will endeavor to make the point en-
taking The Herald September Goth,
1912, will be considered q new sub
scriher. Any one who was not taking
the Times September 30th. 1912, will
be considered a new subscriber. How
ever. bear in mind that changing a
reader Of the Times to The Herald or
vice versa will not constitute a new
SYhcNNf~t@no ~ AoS,NeA 90 - ~sAAAANh
er is paid IN advance six months or
more on his Herald and now desires
the Times, we will consider the Times
a new subscription. providing It IS
started at once Changing the name
Of a subscriber from one member Of
firm or family to another member Of
a firm or individual does not consti-
that II contestants will read the above
over carefully there will be no reason
why their stubs should not be marked
correctly when sent to this depart
ment.
The Standing of the Contestants.
The standing Of the contestants as
they appear today shows a large in
crease owe the standing that appeared
in Tuesdays issue. and goes to prove
that the contestants have not been idle
during the fine weather Of the past
two weeks. The standing will appear
again in Sundays issue. and will in
clude those votes that are received at
this department before Saturday noon.
Subscription Books.
Do not allow yourself to run out OF
come. II you are in the race to win
lyou should be busy every minute.
subscription books. Anticipate your
wants. SO that you can make out a
stub for each and every subscription
payment that you send to this depart.
ment. This will materially assist this
department., and at the same time will
give you a record Of each and every
transaction.
Future Payments.
In some cases candidates will ind
that their friends would be glad to
help them in the campaign by giving
their subscriptions. but are now paid
and do not desire to receive two at
the same time. In order that the can-
didates may take advantage Of such
conditions We have arranged to accept
and issue ballots according to the
amount paid and will hold the SUBJ
scriber's credit on books until he
desires to have his paper started.
When sending in such subscriptions
kindly mark across he top Of the stub
the date the subscriber desires the pa
per started.
Second Payments.
A candidate may have secured a
short-period subscription from a sub
scriber. and that subscriber now