The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-10
First Period of Contest Comes
to a Close in Nine
Days.
WIN SPECIAL PRIZE
Work at This Time Will Have
Three Distinct Adj
vantageS.

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The next few days are certainly
going to be important and eventful to
a considerable Humber of the residents
of clarksburg and it's vicinity. In this
time question of the very greatest
Importance to those who are contest
ing in the Daily Kilograms grand
prize contest Will be settled. This
question is the question OF the beau
titul sl25 diamond ring which the
Daily Telegram has offered to the can
didate who turns in the greatest
amount of money on new subscriptions
between Monday. April Z, and satur-
day, Aptilis.
In still another sense, these few
days will be important to those same
citizens. The first period in the con-
test will come to close at that time,
or in other words, at 9 o'clock satur-
day evening, April 10. AT the end of
the first period the voting schedule is
greatly reduced and contestants who
pitch in and work with all their hearts
and strength from now until April19
will not only be working to win the
handsome diamond ring, but they will
also be working TO secure the high
value first period subscription votes
and insure their success in the race
for one of the grand prizes.
Few Days Important.
Work done duping the next few days
will have three distinct advantages
it may win the diamond ring, It will
secure the highest vote values. and It
may insure victory in the case of
one of the grand prizes at the end.
The one effort now counts for both
prizes, the diamond ring and one OF
the other magnificent prizes, and in
working for both contestants are ale
most sure to win one. The contestant
who works hardest in the next few
days owin the diamond ring, will nee
essarlIy have given himself or herr
self a considerable advantage in the
large race for one Of the grand prizes.
This advantage gained, the prize
should easily be theirs for it Is only
necessary for them to preserve their
lead, to be the prize winner at the
end. :,
Nine days is not a whole lot OF time.
In fact It is SO short a time, that not
a minute can be let go by unproatably
without inviting defeat for the con-
testant's cherished hopes. Success in
the contest is, purely and simply, a
matter of work. Some may think that
luck hay have something to do with
it, but It has not. 1t is work; Just
work, and hard work, but constant
work. which wins, every time and all
the time There is one safe rule that
can always be depended upon-lt is,
that the contestant that asks for the
most subscriptions will always get the
most subscriptions and win. Asking
the most people" Is really an effica-
cious prescription for success. OF
course, getting as many friends as pos
sible to help in soliciting subscriptions
and getting subscriptions for the long
er periods of time, are also important,
but that is comprehended in tho ASK
ing the most people prescription.
WIN Get Paid.
The contestant who wins the. dia-
mond in the next few days will be get
ting paid for the work at the rate Of
over $40 per day. Ind he win be
paid meay times greater than this
amount, If they keep up the pace and
win one of the grand prizes. This is
certainly magnificent reward for the
time and effort spent 1t would justi4
fy contestant in putting in their en-
tire time. If necessary. to gain either
Of these exceptional rewards. 1t Is
many times greater than the salaries
paid in the Industrial world for work
in a similar legth OF time. There are
few days in which contestants efforts
for the next nine days can be more
profitable spent than in the campaign
for the Daily kilograms prizes.
Get in the contest and win the prize
you want.