Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-10

Ne herewith Issue notice 10 all con-
tesfanfs who are serious In the nnfter
Of winning one of the Libraries to
send US the names of the active and
interested workers. particularly Inc
names of amy committeeman who may
E@ve ssss appointed. we ifsse nov n
partial mailing list, but desire 10 nave
II more complete. as We Will have
shortly some very important and VAL
uabie communications To make In the
Interest and 10 the advancement 81
all eontestiBg factions. l trust you
will appreciate the Importance OF COM
plying with this, for you VIII pc
tahorinE at disadvantage II you 90
not make IL possible for US 70 reaen
/ Yen In this manner. for, OF course,
these Communications from our New
York Office Will mean many additional
votes and opportunities for obtaining
same, and If you are not representeo
I on this mailing list Won would De
placed at n great diSadsnntage. ACT
upon this without delay and address,
your communications TO a. D. john
son, ~ Union So, y. !. City.
Hundreds of customers have been
anticipating the Red Letter DAYS Iof
votes. Through one channel Or All
other they have learned of this anead
OF time. and IN consequence Nednes-
day, the first Red Letter Day, was
/ suggestive OF the great output OF Gus
toners the contest merchants Will re-
cefFe IN increasing numbers with each
| you 10 cut out the list OF merchants
! which appears each Saturday anu LUCK
| 1t awag in your pocket or purse, IN
order that you may employ II as "a
guide TO the store thai sells the ar
l tie1e you desire and the store that Is
sues tie votes along with IL when Red
4 Letter Day rolls around each week
II should be plainly apparent TO every
voter--the great Importance 81 cast
I ing the Red Letter vote. the advance
in the vote from now on VIII demon
4 strate this fact.
The voting record today u he
great library contest shows decided
gains for the leading contestants
! With the Red Letter Days no" IN
notion large gains may be expected
each week hereafter.
The burden of TO-DAY $ contest article
might we'll be termed Hints TO the
| Wise" for the time has come for
| those who have not begun TO pegin,
| Tor those VINO are working Mite
| to work more. for those who are sefl-
| onsly at il to become even more So
There was never a thing done so veal
that there was not room for improve
ment. and the contest man is going
| to act MS an advisory counsel to New
| ark voters, resting securely N the
| bsIIef that his suggestions will fall
upon many willing ears that are eage
| 10 perform their functions as vote
getters TO the uttermost,
For example there are CONTESTANTS
| WHO dit tablt4tE u go -
Morong Shoe Store. which Is equal 10
| that cast in all the grocery stores put
together, when they could exhl0it
Ave times the strength II this impor-
tant feature. the grocer and meat
trade" were embraced. Just the re-
verse applies to others: large vote
is coming in from one or two grocers
and markets and comparatively lew
from other stores
It's all such simple problem, ana
no matter. what view You take OF ~
| it's absolutely free; no maftef how
many Totes ssofr cast IL involves no
| cost Thousands of Newark's citizens
| are allied with one little army or
| ether They are working heart ana
1 soul 10 see their favorite capture the
| beautiful trophy of the contest AND
no matter what looms up to. divert
their Interests, such efforts Will piDte
1 futile, for the great library contest
! has gained an impetus that can't pc
1 headed on by competitive PROPOSE
/ tions.
If you trade with a grocer and pay
/ your bills weekly or monthly. or II
1 YOU pay cash, a contest grocer Will
accommodate YOU. Start tomorrow
with the avowed determination 10 go
upon the principle that you are the
balance OF power and that one omis-
sion on your part may be at the cost
of victory.
The Central High school Advances 40
Lead of schools.
The Central High School advances
| to the lead this week of the schools