Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-24

Contemporary Contestants VIII Have
10 Get Busy.
The LOYAL Order Of Moose. knights
OF Columbus and General Putnam
Council are setting a pace that viii
brook no delinquency among eontem-
porary contestants IL they entertain
hopes of winning, As the contest
man has ofttimes advised ia this al
fair. as IN the political waTfarss q
today you can't afford to sill quiei4
BY and depend upon each individual
to take the initiative, for j YOU 90
you will certainly be compelled 10
has gone about the work more sXsta.
ma aeally The field IL open 10 al
and II Is the privilege OF any mo-
vidnal TO rise % the enc gene;
sound the bugle call and rally around
you whatever recruits you Gan. ana
should victory crown your efforts the
laurels viii be you're
Young women's Christian Association
Workers Voting Hard in Hahne
a Co.'S Department Store.
Hahne x Cos department store II
fast becoming recognized as sort q
headquarters for the workers IN the
interest of the Young Women's Chfls-
ton Association. This IL not 70 con
vey the idea that Hanne q Co o.
partment store Is extending any PRIV
iieges or courtesies to these ladies'
that they do not to those interested
in other contestants, but the YOUNG
~ omenis Christian ASSOCIATION has
got the ladies with them heart and
soul and naturally this well appoint
ed department store is recognized
among them as the place 70 tra9f-#
fhis worthy institution IS also lun3
awakened 10 the tremendous Inpof-
lance OF the large vote obtalnapie
through G. r. Hunt x Co bread Labels
the Bel Bon Preparations cartons. the
Nadsworth Chocolate Co.'S covers n
fact ali the label redemption features
They nave been alert since the nIal
announcement of these features Inc
Central High School workers are also
voting literally at this store, az ale
also line fraternal Order or Eagies,
thirteenth Avenue School. sussex
Avenue school Cleveland School, st
James s. ST. AIMS, St Rose OF LAMA
and St Peters churches, as well a.
st Joseph's School which contestant
hcids the position OF honor IN their
class this week, and the only criticism
the contest man has to of1er rs thar
there are always rev dehnqlsl.s
who fail to answer the bugle call u
is the sincere wish of the writer that
all half hearted voters viii develop
fullness Of purpose and vote 1VD per
cent of their opportunities from
Make up your mind the remaining
few weeks not to excuse yourself
from a single opportunity to vote, out
start out each morning WIN 4 prs-
determination TO purchase from con-
test merchant, and get into the ngnl
heart ana soul faithful, loyal and
true to your favorite- Every day
draws US closer 10 the big sprint, each
Of them should be DAY OF training
for the big event.
Il looks as though the million marx
will be reached by the leader, with
the few remaining guns to be tired,
for these few guns VIII belch forth
more ballots than any time preceding
In the big contest, as they will be
loaded to the muzzle with votes con-
seauent To new purchases. with votes
in Exchange for the payment OF old
debts. and some are likely 10 eNerpay
their accounts. trading II out later.
A supernuman effort Will be made
nos that the gong for the last few
rounds Is sounding. The big chiefs
are going around with that wise and
knowing twinkle in their eye sug-
restine a clever line OF battle. the de-
fails Of which are locked securely
away under thsir fighting visage with
which they hope 10 send the keen
arrow of disappointment into the
ranks OF the foe when the final charge
is made
II is almost absurd 10 predict
winner. and the contest man has long
since stopped doing this. for. with his
opporfpniIses TO peep behind the cur
tan. he has never ret silently made
prediction which has been sustained
in the outcome. Therefore. Nou may
so upon the principles thai it's any
ho.lyfs lfbrafN--and II is It's cincn
thai you are ont Of the going unless