The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-29

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written on the subject of that one
little word Opportunity" 1t is one
of the queerest elements that enter
into the complex existance of present
day Americans. 1t means everything
and it means nothing, Just as it is
handled by different people. One per-
sons failure, for instance, proves
another persons opportunity. One
person will see an opportunity where
another person side steps it. Most of
US claim it has passed by US or we
were away from home when it called.
And so goes.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS HERE.
In this big contest now being con-
Quoted by the Central Record, "op-
portunity" is knocking at the door of
hundreds of people in this section of
Kentucky. Are you going to let it
pass by or are you going to take full
advantage of it? The Central Record
is offering YOU your choice of the
greatest list of prizes ever put on a
weekly paper in this section Of the
State and all the prizes are offered
under the most liberal conditions so
that it will be easy to win any one of
them.
DISTRICT PRIZES ON DISPLAY.
Ali the district prizes are now on
display in the store of Morrow & Nc
Roberts and contestants and their
friends are invited to call and inspect.
Since they were placed on display
hundreds of people have stopped to
admire these beautiful premiums and a
number of them have remarked that
they did not see how the Record could
afford to give away such large num-
Der of such valuable prizes. There are
three districts and at least four prizes
will be awarded to each district so that
contestants need only compete against
those in their own district for the district
prizes. 1t is the greatest list of prizes
ever put ON a weekly paper in this
part of the State and all the prizes are
offered under the most liberal condi-
tons.
GET THE PRINTED LETTERS.
Don't be afraid to send out the
printed letters to your friends and &C.
quaintances not only in this and ad-
joining counties but all over the coun-
try as well-for you will find they pro-
duce good results. The contest mana
ger will furnish without cost, all the
printed letters you will mail out. Send
out two or three hundred of them to
friends YOU can not reach personally.
We will also send all the receipt books
you need upon request. Contestants
and their friends are allowed to secure
subscriptions from anyone, anywhere
in the United States and the price of
the paper is only one dollar a year.
ENTER THE RACE TODAY.
lHSTt Is sui kOuA
chance for new contestants in the first
and third districts. So far, we have
more prizes than active workers in
those districts and the contest manager
INVITES correspondence from prospec-
tive candidates living outside the coun-
ty. Just write him that you want to
become an active candidate and receipt
book, printed letters and full instruc-
tions will be sent you.
BIG VOTE OFFER EXTENDED.
In order to give the contestants
another chance to secure subscrip-
tions under the big Vote Offer which
has been in force for the past week,
we have decided to extend the big
10, 900 vote offer for two weeks. 10000
Extra votes will be given on every
dollars worth of new subscriptions
turned In between the dates of Friday,
August. 18th, andW ednesday Septem-
Der 10th at P. M. Regular Votes
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between the above mentioned dates.
Every contestant should take full ad-
vantage of this magnificent vote Of
fer and those who fail to do so will be
jeoardizing their chances. of winning
one of the handsome prizes.
SEND A NOMINATION.
We will be glad to hear from new
contestants in all parts of the territory
of the contest. In district one and
three there is an exceptionally fine
field for new contestants who are
ambitious and would like to win one Of
the fine prizes which the Record has
provided for them. Upon receipt of
your name and address, the contest
manager will send you printed matter
and full information for conducting
your campaign.
START NOW.
Now is the time to start and get
out and see your friends before the
other fellow gets to them. Let them
know that you are in the great con.
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