East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1913-05-16
THE CONTEST NOW ON
First Count in the Times Popular Lady
and Piano Voting Contest Will
be Made May 26ih.

Make up your mind quickly to
enter the Times Piano Contest
There is no real reason why you
cannot profit greatly by using you,
spare moments duriag the short
time the contest lasts. A good
many persons will feel the exhIler.
arlng effects of victory. Though
just now victory in this contest
looks very very easy, still success
always brings with it Joy even
though it be easily won. The op-
perfume time to take advantage of
circumstances is when they are ia
vorable-sometlmes Dame Fortune
waves her wand near to you, and
an opportunity for your betterment
is offered. The realization tina,
procrastination is fatal is as neces-
sary as quick action.
Today may mean beginning
that will lead 10 ultimate success
while tomorrow may mean utter
loss,
Your business or social duties
need not be disturbed TO any great
extent. Iadeed there is not prize
in the list that could not be con-
sidered an additional asset.
Start today. To start costs you
nothing, nor need continuance in
the field cost you anything. You
have nothing to lose. Nothing
venture nothing have, while per-
haps somewhat broad, this assert.
ion may have the essence of truth
as base. Be that as it may.
however, there remains the fact
that to try-2to make an effort is
absolutely necessary if your ambi-
tlous desires are to be fulfilled.
Wishing that you had a fine
Piano will not bring one to YOU.
hut to try for it in this contest may
crafty your wish in the end. y
The eallpt box has been placed
in this office and all that is neces-
sary to do is to get now, renewal
or back subscriptions for the Times
for each you receive number of
votes, also get your friends to trade
with the merchants who give o %
vote coupon with every dollar cash
purchase. If you don't understand
the rules aud regulations of this
contest cal! at this Office and we
will be pleased to give you any in
formation we can,
The following ladies haye been
nominated in the contest;
5TARkVILLE
Letha Fulgham Mrs. j. p. Reed
Leila Perkins Mary Evans Lampkin
Clara Lewis Bessie Hartncss
Lillian Austin Carrie Beverly
Elleeyn Powers
STARKVILLE r. +. d.
Mrs. Bessie Nichols Minnie Lee Harris
Addic Cannon IAtla Jones 7!I'I',
Fannie Randall Eva Hartness
srERGES
Bertha McIlvaney Roxie Livingston
Lila Adams Tommie Atkins
Bertha Landrum Mrs A. Livingston
Laura Fondren Lucille Quinn
liza Woodsop Hassie Cotton
Allie Morgan Sallie Bevi
Edith Sullivan Media Green
MABEN
Minnie Lee julia Baker
Ouda Walker Minnie Crumpton
May Thomas
I MABEN r. f. ID.
R1byMckeil Ruth Hawkins
Dora Mont Anna Nance
Flori Fulgham Emma Hammond
l4etfa Harreli Cline Shurden
AnSbel Grigg Ida ecrogins
CEDAR BLUFF
Fannie Logan Tot Washington
Rutf Hawkins Maud Beard
BRADLEY
/ Vioa Fondren Allie Hutchinson
Carrie Sanders Ruby Taylor
LONGVIEW
Mole Crumpton Nettie Aiken
Lille McFatter I.uda Journey
Mrs. Ida Montgomery
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