Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-05
EXTRA EFFORFS THIS
 WEEK REWARDED
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own ability and inclinaticn to secure reserve fund that when thrown in- to the ballot box the last few days of the contest will demo alize your compet.to-
 Start in today and line up your fIis1ds and supporters fer the extra work that you could accomplish this week.
 KOntest kOmnent.
 From now until Saturday night the territory covered by the Graphic will oe secured from morning to night fer the elusive vote. These who do the.r very best this week stand the best chance of being the final winners.
 How many votes will you secure this week?
 It all depends upon the energy yog put forth from now until Saturday night. Make this week the first practical
 working week of the contest, count you reserve that will be hard to ov- | ere2me in the remaining time of the contest ---.--
 Keep your eye on those conte st- ants who are now considerably down in the line. They may start some
 thing at any time. Have you stopped to figure out how many votes ycu will secure on 3 two years subscription? It is worth your time and effort to secure as many a; possible.
 All aboard for the opening of the working part of the contest, Contestants you need not publish votes issued to you on your subscrip- si5ns secured this week. But you can use them as reserve fund to hurl into the camps of Jyour competitors later on ill the contest. Several new contestants have en- tered the contest this morning and  their. friends claim they are equipped with the energy and determinations taat will stamp them as strong com petitors from now on. Miss Flossie White, candidate of the Philathea and Baraca classes of the
 First Baptist church, enters the field this morning and her friends and supporters are firm in their belief l that she will be a winner. Another contestant who entered the field this week is Prentice w. | Dickey, son of Station Agent S. M
 Diekey, of the Cotton Belt railroad, 1 and promises to Ihe strong contend
 CT for the automobile.
 Other contestants nominated in the | outside ditr.cts are Miss Dorothy
 Paynter and Miss Sybil Finley, of i Kingsland, Ark.
 1 There is yet plenty of time for l anyone to enter the contest, for one 1 of the rich and valuable awards to be handed out by this paper in April. l If you have been promised the sup l port of a few of your fr.ends do not
 hesitate to write at once tc the Con- test Department for instructions and
 receipt books, which will be cheer fully given.
 Reports have been coming in that 1 votes have been offered for sale by
 people who are net contestants in the
 contest This will not be tolerated by l the Daily Graphic and contestants
 are hereby warned not to take any
 chances on buying votes of any kind,
 for should we find same to be in
 force the contestants name will oe
 q opped from the list. This rule of
 tie contest must be strictly adhered
 to as it will be erfcrced to the letter
 by the Daily Graphic and the Contest I Department
 In Sunday mornings issue there sap-
 peared a typographical error in the
 number of votes credited to Miss Hell
 en Metz, which has been corrected in
 the issue of this morning.
 Are you making every efforc to se-
 cure as many votes as possible this
 week? If not you should as this is
 practically the starting of the con
 test and the advantage gained Iii
 votes this week will materially help
 you you in being decided the winner
 Subscribers receiving their paper
 with the vote coupons clipped out are
 requested to notify the circulation de-
 partment of the Graphic at once, 50
 that this matter can be taken up and l stopped.