Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
OF Much BENEFIT to Readers.

For the benefit of the thousands OF
recruits that have been added to the
different Societies, Clubs, Schools. etc.
competing in the Great Library Con-
test. we want to give brief explansl-
tipI OF the plan Of Issuing votes from
beth tue merchants standpoint aud
the method OF redeeming labels. car
( tons etc. There are so odd OF your
stores, representing every kind OF
business from the Great HahDe x co. S
department Store to the little corner
Drug store, that issue a voting ticket
whenever you make a purchase. which
tlcket VIII contain one vote for each
ten cents Of your purchase. and there
is space on the ticket for YOU to
write the name of the Club. Society,
school,, etc. you desire to vote for,
and space to sign your name. There
| Is also q ballot box in each store in
which these tickets should be de-
posted, and same are counted and
| published to the credit of each COLI
testant in the Evening Star even s
a very important feature is. on each
Wednesday. which is styled RED
LETTER DAY. all the stores issue ten
times the number of votes with a
given purchase than they do on any
other day. This applies To cash pur-
chases or payment OF an account
Therefore, you can see that every
Wednesday should find these stores
besieged with voters, sincere in their
should spread this news studiously
from ear to ear, so that IL VIII be wei
known among your friends and
W orkers
Aside from the retail merchant vote.
you will notice in the Directory of
Merchants IN the last column many
different manufactured articles. which
package or article carries some
thing that can be redeemed for many
votes. 1t is always Red Letter Day
with these features For instance,
the Lord Salisbury Cigarette box IS
good for ten votes when YOU present
IL to Hahne & Co.'S Department Store:
hence 1t is apparent that every Cigar
cite smoker who is voter should
try this most excellent and fragrant
smoke, because of the large vote the
Cash coupon also within each box.
which really reduces the cost 70 you
to Sc per box. The same applies TO
the L. r. Hunt & Co.'S Bread, which
has label that Is good for ten votes
when presented to Hahne & Co.'S
Dept. Store. and so on down the line.
IL you will read the list or Directory
of Merchants at the bottom of this
advertisement you viii get fuil par
ticllars as to every source from which
votes can be obtained.
1t is most advisable that you cut
this out and paste IL on cardboard for
ready reference when you go shop
ping. You can refer to il and locate
the stores that issue votes upon the
article you have in mind to purchase
Jot IL down on a blank piece of paper
and put II In your purse, so you will
be unfailing In your efforts as well as
persistent and consistent voter. We
also desire TO call your attention TO
the fact that Jacob Doll * Co. Inc.
have moved from their old quarters
to COZ Broad Street. next TO the Hahne
& Co. Department Store
REMEMBER, Red Letter Day DOES
NOT EFFECT ANY CHANGE IN THE
LABEL REDEMPTION FEATURES,
SUCH AS BREAD AND BEER
LABELS ETC, WHICH REMAIN
THE SAME AT ALL TIMES.
Just about seven weeks hence about
so ballot boxes viii all go out OF COM
mission, all voting viii cease, the
verdict will be locked within these
walls of tin: the committee of in
spection, composed of representatives
of the voters, viii, with the contest
man. take charge of them, and their
verdict will be final.
The last weeks voting has started
the contests pendulum swinging
again. this time throwing the Thir-
teenth Avenue School in the linelight
In Glass One. These changes are,
however, refreshing in a way. and
make the war for books more in
The 7. w. c. A. still leads in its
class. The workers for this splendid
institution cast a creditable vote
A large bunch of labels was brought