The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-17
SECOND PERIOD OF
PONY CONTEST.

EndsMonday Night, July II,
! Votes on the Pony Contest
\ Were Counted for the
/ Second Time Within This
Period 40 per cent Bonus
Votes We're Allowed, 9th
er Items of Interest About
Contest !.
The various contestants polled
quite good many votes the past
two weeks when the second period
of the big Dunlap Pony Contest end,
ed. If you did well, contestant, you
have cause to be proud, if not you
should redouble. your efforts from
now on.Remember the contest draws
nearer and nearer to a close each
week. For the next, and third
period of contest, ending July 18th
a bonus of 80 per cent of all votes
cast by each contestant during that
! period will be added to his or. her
standing. For instance if you cast
$4,000 votes during that time, with
the 80 per cent? bonus. votes your
standing for that period will total
$4,000 votes,
Let each contestant get down to
business and determine to win the
beautiful pony and rig Your
friends will help you when once
/ they see you are in earnest and
you stand as good a chance. to win
now, though you even haven't
vote to your credit as the others if
you will get good and busy. Re-
member that it is dollars that call
for votes and your friends trading
nice bills here and there and giving
you the tickets will soon put you in
the front rank. Some of those who
have the best standing are working
quietly, and surprise is in store
!. for some of the confident ones if
they don't look out. Believe not
each rumor you hear, but while
Others are talking you get down to
work and win out. Votes that
have been cast in the ballot box
cannot be transferred to some one
else. That must be done, if you de-
sire, before they are cast.
None of the firms interested in
contest can give support to any of
the contestants, by securing votes
J for them nor can any of their en-
ployes. In other words the firms in
contest must strictly keep hands off,
their only duty in the matter is to
issue votes for every cent legitimate
ly expended with them. ~
No one is allowed to give more
votes than specified, and if they do
their votes cannot count in contest.
viz: every firm interested can only
give at the rate of one vote for
every penny spent with them. ex-
cept in the case of The Review
which by contract is allowed to
give five votes for every penny
spent in the way OF subscriptions
and gives the same votes as other
firms on ads and job work. The
reason The Review is allowed five
for one is from. the fact that no one
is Obliged to take a paper whereas
they must buy groceries, mercban-
: disc, and the like so this favor is
EXTENDED The Review SO it can
share to an advantage along with
the others running contest.
The firms in contest are deter
mine that the winner of ponny and
outfit shall win it fairly and where
s there is the least suspicion of dis.
r honestly it is promptly investigated
o ard rightly. We say this so all may
!. understand. There is absolutely nc
|, preference in the matter, and so fa1
o there is no one but very little in the
:. lead. in fact there are five of the
contestants running neck and neck
We are not allowed to invulae the
vote but as one of the firms in con
s test we can say this much. Below
: are the firms advertising the con
n test in The Review:
k Mofitt Furnishing Company.
(, Thacker's Shoe Store.
= Home Furniture Store.
= Stalev's Jewelrv Store.
81 The Review Office.
u Milton Electric Co.
s. Gray's Market
3 Nation Drug Co.
,s Dixie Milling Co.
Rose Theater.
q A Good Wav to Increase Yo
~ Standing