The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-18
WOMEN &CHlLDREN !
HUSTLING NEW SUBS
Begins Active Campaigning For
Handsome Christmas
Gift. =.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS FALL IN LINE
Men Not to be Barred From Enter
ing Field of Active
Workers.
DON'T HOLD BACK SUBSCRIBERS
Send in All Names As Soon As
They are Received
By You.
DON'T HOLD BACK SUBSCRIBERS

The ladies of the various churches
who are interested in the Christmas
Gift Subscription campaign conduct
ed by the Pioneer will be pleased to
learn that daily subscribers are COM
ing to this office and making advance
payments and new ones are having
their names entered as regular sub
scribers. What will interest them
more is the fact that many are ask
ing that certain societies be given
the one dollar cash gift.
All subscriptions should be sent in
as fast as they are secured. Some
have taken subscriptions and are
planning to hold them until they
have secured number. If you have
any names to turn in do so at once
If you cannot conveniently come to
the Pioneer Office, telephone us the
name and the paper will be started
to their address Immediately. Just
state that you will be in later to
make the required payment and Sc
cure the proper credit.
strict record is. kept by the
campo ign department and all credits
will be carefully made. Any sub
scriber coming direct to this office
stating that he wishes certain
church society to receive credit, it
will be so recorded.
RENDER that each society will re-
ceive dollar for every new name
turned in and when any society has
turned in one hundred yearly pay
ments, old or new, (not arrearages)
it will receive an additional gift of
$500, making a total of 1925 for
the hundred
Ii any society wishes to send in
new workers whose names do not
appear in the display announcement,
they may do so at any time up to
the close of the campaign. New
names will help materially in the
securing of additional subscriptions.
Each pearson has her friends and is
able to secure subscriptions where
others may not.
No, men are not barred from enter
ing this field. They are elligable as
we'll as women. Get all you can to
help your club. If it is possible to
secure your entire church congrega-
ton, do so. If you can secure out
siders to enter the field it is to your
advantage. Nobody is barred. The
more workers you get for your
church, the more hansome will be
your Christmas gift. In some of the
churches the Sunday school is taking
an active hand. These are the real
live hustlers. Organize your classes
and urge them to get busy. If the
Sunday schools of the various
churches wish to enter the field for
their church it may do so as a seper-
ate organization. If the Young Peo-
pies Societies wish to enter they are
cordially invited to begin at any
time.
Every church in Bemidji should
be able to earn a Christmas gift of
from 1925 to $500.
Yes, even the business men of this
city are interested in the work. 1t
is their desire that every home in
Bemidji secure the Pioneer. 1t is to
their advantage. Each week the
Pioneers contains news from the var
iOus stores and the are anxious that
you read what they have to say.
Their news not only will be of inter-
est as news, but will be of interest
to your pocket book. They continu-
ally offer merchandise at a great saw
ing, and if each home in Bemidji
would follow closely the special Of
fers made by the Bemidji merchants,
and take advantage of them, it
would materially reduce the cost OF
living.
Read about the special premiums
given to every subscriber, old or
new. They are gifts we'll worth
while. The silverware is strictly
guaranteed by the Barker Drug and
Jewelry store of this city, where it
is purchased. Anyone wishing de.
tailed information on any Of the
premiums may receive 1t either al