Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-08-15

The biggest subscription contest
ever held in this part of the country
starts today. A list of nominees and
a description Of the prizes appear in
this issue. Do not let the number Of
girls nominated deter you from enter
ing the contest, because not more
than five percent of the girls nominal
ted will take up the work actively,
and any girl who wants to get piano
absolutely free, can do so by collecting
and soliciting subscriptions for the
Warren Sheaf during the next few
weeks.
In an affair of this kind, the few
girls among the many nominated, who
would be interested in earning a pia-
no, usually hesitate long time be-
fore taking up the work, because they
imagine that among so many candi-
dates they stand small chance of
winning one of the pianos. Now as a
matter of fact, it is in hesitating that
lhOy 1OoO. ANO OOuUC yVu lave u0d1 u
the old adage: HE who hesitates is
lost If you want to get a high
grade piano absolutely free don't hes.
itate! Start in our big contest to-
dag, sy phoning to all your friends
and asking for their support.
Our contest is a Double District
Voting contest All the girls who
take part in the contest will be paid
for their work in votes on the grand
prizes. When the contest is over
the prizes will be awarded as follows:
The two girls who get the highest
number of votes in their respective
districts will each receive a high
grade $4,000 piano. The girls who
finish second highest will receive $40
genuine diamond rings. The third
highest will receive $4,000 business
scholarships, fourth highest will re.
ceive $25 Elgin watches, and every
girl who fails to win a prize, gets 10
per cent of all the money she turns in
during the contesM Votes can be Sc
cured in several different ways. First
cut out and send to this Office all the
vote coupons that you can get They
are worth so votes each. Then ask
all your friends who are taking the
Warren Sheaf to pay up their sub
scription and renew for as many
years as they wish, and try to induce
every one who is not taking the War
ren Sheaf to subscribe at once. Votes
will be credited to you for all the
money you collect as per the follow
ing schedule:
One year, $100-600 votes.
Two years, $2.00-13OO votes.
Three years, $3.0O-2300 votes.
Four years, $4.00-3500 votes.
Five years, $500 5000 votes.
Ten years, $10.00-15, 900 votes.
Lists Of our subscribers showing ex
actly what each one owes Will De
ready Wednesday. All you have t
do is to take one of these lists, g
around and ask the subscribers to pa!
YOU what they owe. You get tn
votes ON the grand prizes and SUB
scribers get the same credit for thei
money that they would if they pais
/. II into this Office. Start now and yol
will soon realize that it is an cas-!
mattar to win one OF the pianos.
Remember candidates! This Is I
contest with two districts. There i
a separate list Of prizes for each dis
trict. The girls in one district q
not have to compete with the girl
in the other district for prizes, a
though the girls in either district cal
collect votes in the other district. DIS
trict No. 4 takes in the city OF Wal
rem alone and District No. 2 comprise
All the territory outside Of this city.
All our prizes are high grade art
cles We have purchased nothing Du
't,a best for our candidates and 81
nrizes have been bought Of response
b,e home dealers and will be place.
n DISPLAY for your inspection. TIL
ueeh,s iss,le win tell what they are