The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-07
MANY CANDIDATES NOMINATED ON THE FIRST DAY, SOME GET
 TING PAID BALLOTS.
TO PUBLISH THE LIST SUNDAY
Big List of Candidates and the Stand. ing of First Two Days Will Be Known Then-Cand dates
 Urged to Get Started.

Some woman or girl is going to win the beautiful Leyhe piano valued at $400.00, factory price. and have it in stalled in her home without dollar of expense,
 Some other lucky lady is going to win beautiful and useful s25.O0 writ ing desk. and a substantial cash award
 A number of others are going 10 win splendid cash premiums varying in amount with their success, popular ity and earnest effort.
 Are you going to ne one of them?
 Do you want to own the finest piano ever sent to the city?
 Do you want to win a beautiful writing desk and a cash prize?
 Do you want to win cash premium of an unlimited amount?
 The Sentinel-Record is offering this golden opportunity to the ladies of Hot Springs, the opportunity of a lifetime, to win a splendid prize, with no chance to lose. But like all golden opportunities. they knock at your door but once. and if not accepted, they pass along to some more fortu- nate individual, who recognizing the opportunity offered, takes advantage of 1t and wins the coveted prize.
 Friday the Sentinel-Record an nounced it's splendid premium con- test and yesterday, the very first day. the ladies of the city evinced such an interest in it, and so many candidates were placed in nomination, &tx 1ttsk ~f fra fo these splendid premiums promises co surpass those of any contest ever held in the city.
 The first list of candidates and the nomination vote cast for them will be published Sunday morning, with the number of votes their friends have cast for them in the preliminary an nouncement of candidates The list is a splendid one. It comprises a coterie Of the vesy best women and young gir.s of the city, and is already such substantial list that the man aeement of the contest has been agreeably surprised. It Is such lis; that any lady of the city might be proud to be numbered among them, and none need feel the slight est utcitdH0J III Nil1 iAoN VI candidates, or entering the contest If friends have placed them in nomina- tiCn.
 Nominations may be made, by clip ping the nomination ballot on page |, which counts for ten votes, and bring ing or sending it to the Sentinel-Re cord with the name of the woman or girl you wish to nominate and vote for. These nominations may be made 8: any time Up to and including Sal urday. December IA. But the time 10 nominate your candidate is NOW Do not wait. Every day counts in q contest of this character. The cand- date who gets into the field early has a distinct advantage of an uncanvass. ed field and unlimited opportunity to enlist the support of friends.
 Any lady who desires to enter the contest is requested to call on the contest department at once-do it to- day--secure the necessary blanks and all needed information, and begin to enlist the support of friends at once, before some more fortunate lady has done likewise. The contest manager may be seen at the Sentinel-Reco-d office at any hour of the day, from 8 a. m. to II D. m. He will afford can didates all necessary assistance and give them any needed advice as to the manner in which to proceed to secure q good start in the race for the grand prizes.
 The rules of the contest are decid- edly simple. There is but one dis trict, and that district comprises any territory where candidate can se cure support. There is but one set Of prizes to be won by the candi- dates. There is no opportunity for any candidate to lose, as every can didate who enters the contest receives either one of the handsome grand