The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

Dieppe and Newhaven to London.
Sunday, July 21-To be spent in
London.
wick, StratfOrtl-oh-AvOna and Chester.
Tuesday, July 29-To Liverpool,
and sail ny White Star Line :. s.
"l'ymric."
Thursday. Aug. 5--Duc to arrive
Boston.
The arrangements for the trip
from Grand Junction to Boston have
not yet been completed, but will be
announced in a few days. Like the
ocean voyage, and the travels abroad
the trip to and from Boston will be
of the very best appointments.
These great tours will be ideal in
every way; they will not be cheap
in the slightest detail. and are tours
that would be coveted by anyone.
Thomas Cook & Son, the steamship
companies and the railroad compan-
les have written us that they will
make special efforts to see that The
Sentinel's guests will have the most
delightful time of their lives.
These tours will be awarded by
The Sentinel in a contest that will be
entirely different in its nature from
any contest ever conducted in Col
orado
To the young lady receiving the
highest number of votes in sub
scription contes; vii be awarded
these TWO magnificent European
tours-one for herself and the
other to he given by her to any
young lady friends she may choose
as a travelling companion There
will be no other prizes. 1t will be
competition solely for the two
great trips.
One week from today Saturday,
March LIST, the contest will open.
Details of the Contest.
For every cent paid on subscrip-
tion to The Daily or The Weekly Sen
tinel, whether it lie for subscription
in arrears or in advance. one vote will
lie awarded. Thus soc will bring so
votes; 81 will bring 100 votes; $3.50
will bring $50 votes, and IS will
bring 500 votes. Voting tickets of
different denominations will be print
ed and as each subscription is paid
/ the proper ticket will be awarded to
/ the individual paying.
There. will appear daily In The
Sentinel a coupon which will be
good for five votes and these coupons
can be voted by anybody within five
days after date of publication.
. There will be kept in the office a
regulation ballot box closed with
several locks, none OF the keys be-
ing retained in this office, but held
by certain election judges whose
names will be announced Monday
All ballots are to be deposited in this
box, and twice each week this box
is to be opened by the judges. the
vote counted and legally certified to
and the result announced from time
to time in the paper. These judges
will have absolute control of the bal
lot box and the counts.
Eligibility Rules
All unmarried ladies residing in
Mesa county, s years of age and
over, are eligible. except those who
in any way are directly related to
any member of The Sentinel staff
The young lady receiving the second
tour must also meet these qualifica-
tions.
! There will be no cost or charges OF
any kind connected with the entrance
or participation of any young lady
in this contest
Every section of Mesa county will
be treated impartially and the young
ladies of no one section will be Civ
en- the slightest advantage over those
of any other section of the county
Every young lady desiring to en-.
ter will be awarded 1000 votes as
an entry vote.
No Contest Manager.
The Sentinel's Great European
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