Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-07-02
Are GGItiDG Ready for Second Count
JULY 18th.

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piano voting contest Is reaching nor
NAL proportions now, II has come 4
where you cant tell who is leading
So many have brought in subscription:
and receive their votes, and some have
so many that no one can even guess
which one has the most. There i,
quite a demand for merchants coupons
too. These are the little iOksrs thaI
will probably tell the story in The end
And this is the way our readers can
help, II does not cost you a cent when
you buy groceries, dry goods, hardware
clothing, furniture, drugs, or whatever
the advertisers in the contest have 10
offer, and then as the contestant comes
to you, you will have a pleasant little
surprise Tor her; that will prove you a
person who thinks ol others, and 1t will
make her pleased with YOU
Every one Of the ladies who Is out
for that piano wants it, and they are
honestly trying in every honorable
way TO come IN possession Of ii II is
simply a question Of which one you
like besl. OF course you like them all,
and Lawrenceburg and vicinity have
nothing nicer than these contestants,
and what is nicer Tor a lady, whether
old or young, and her family and cir,
Gle OF friends, than a nice piauO-and
such a one for instance, as the Demo-
Crat is is going TO elve TO the lady that
the people oil Lawrencebure and vicini.
ty like the best,
Bear in mind that the ballot box is
closed for the second count at 600 D.
m on July 17lh. Be sure to have your
votes all in by that time you will have
a fair chance to show what your stand
lug is.
Remember the SIS in gold goes TO
the one making the GREATEST GAIN
in number OF votes.
Others were nominated but as vet
have received no votes These young
ladies should by no means be consider
ed out of the running as all have been
doing some work and they will make
the contest interesting for those who
already have a good start:
Remember that many Of our leading
merchants are interested in this con-
lest and give Is vote coupons with
every dollars purchese. Also, those
who don't fully understand the rules
and regulations OF this contest can call
at this office, or write us and we will
be pleased to 60 oyer The proposition
with them.
Remember and have your friends
trade with merchants giving coupons
Their ads. appear in this issue in con,
neCtiOn with our. wonderful offer.
For every 40 merchants coupons col
lected from any merchant and all the
merchants and brought TO this Office
and counted by The publisher we viii
give 500 sxtrd voles
SIS
The contestant making the hiehes
gain between the first and Seconc
count will be given $40 in gold. Th'
contestant making the second highes
gain will be given SIS in gold.
Date Of second count, July 18th.
| For every seven new subscriptions
10000 extra, total i4200,
For every seven renewal subscrip
tions, 5000 extra, total $500.
| For every seven back subscriptions
5000 extra. total $500.
The following are the enterprisinJ
merchants who give coupons;
Conner Dry Goods Co,
George Bros. Dry Goods Go.
J, ?. Springer, Grocer,
W. H. Shaughn, Photographer,
W. H. Harvey, Fruit Store and New
Stand,
NJ, Richardson & Co., Hardware,
Racket Store,
Burton's Drug Store,
! JnO. w English, Feed Store,
Carnahan & Num-, Dry Goods,
Job Printing Department, LswreEc
Democrat,
Mrs. S. L Fain and grandauehle