Arizona republican., 1913-04-01

Each and every day shows a deeper and more widespread interest in the Grand Popularity Campaign of The Republican. Candidates over the city of Phoenix and throughout the state are fast realizing the unequalled Op- portunities placed within their reach by this most liberal offering and are interesting their friends in their cam paigns and seeking the votes and sub scriptions that will mean victory for them within few short weeks. There are ma reasons for this unpreCe- dented ..terest chief of which is that the awards are on so grand a scale as to seem almost beyond belief. When a candidate sits down and thinks of all that can be her very own for little effort during these coming weeks, she is naturally moved to do her very best, and this is the feeling that has actuat- cd practically every candidate in the list
 Take the prize list from top to bot tom. and each award means something real and actual to the young woman who appreciates her opportunities The
 
 ing cars are awards that mean so much real pleasure and delight for a young woman that no one can afford to pass up a chance to secure one of them. The "Overland" has proven it's worth to the people of the southwest and is a car that represents all that is necessary and desirable in a motor car. Completely equipped, with every modern device of the auto world, there is no handsomer car made. And the young women who are awarded these splendid prizes will surely feel that their efforts were well spent in their securing. Then there are the player piano and the upright pianos each re- presenting something real and worth while. that will be with those who win them for years. Not a prize that will soon be gone, and forgotten. but a re- ward that will be with them in years to come, always as desirable and val uable as it is now.
 So, too. with the diamond rings These are awards that, must be seen to be appreciated A handsome dia- mond ring is something that every young woman desires-a reward that Will always be prize to her, and one that she will never regret winning.
 The courses in the Arizona School of Music are awards that every lover of music appreciates. The school itself has an enviable reputation throughout the southwest and a musical education of this sort is one thing that is always paying dividends to the holder. These lr -arlC e, mere value in dollars and cents and that they are fully appreciated is proven by the number of candidates who have expressed themselves as anX- ious to win them.
 A business education is one that is most necessary these days. The mod ern man of business has no time to train those WlO come to him for enl- pIoyment. They must be prepared to take up the work set before them. and to properly prepare students for this work. has been the undertaking of the LamsOn Business College for over 20 years. That the work has been sue cessfully done is testified to by the number Of students who are sent out each year from Lamson's to positions with a future. Likewise each prize is ono of real worth and lasting bene- fit
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