The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1913-07-11

actively putting the same before your
friends. They not only receive just
as much for their dollar as at any
other time, but in addition they have
the opportunity of helping you in your
efforts to win in this contest.
Right now is the best time to enter
while the contest is just starting;
right now the field is fresh; subscrip-
tions are easier to obtain; your COM
petitors have not been sufficiently ac-
tive to secure the business that would
naturally fall to you if you started.
| This emit st is simply little test OF
energy, strength and perseverance,
among friends. 1t is not an occasion
! for i'll feeling; just enter and go about
your game with the proper spirit.
Ask for Due Bills
/ Not only should contestants be ac-
lively soliciting the newspaper sub
scriptions, but they should also 60 to
Marshall's store, Blair's Drug Store
and Dean & Skeie's and ask for due
bills. The Contest manager will ex-
plain the wonderful help these due bills
will be to candidates in securing votes.
Don't forget the due bills,
Use The Coupons
/
Remember that they must be cast be
fore the next count to be credited
Positively no coupons appearing In
The Record are good any longer than
from the issue in which they appear
to the next counting of votes. Nomi
nate your friend or yourself. AS an
nounced before, the names of the
nominators will positively not be re
vealed to anyone.
Ruels and Regulations Governing 1h''
Contest.
Rule 1. The official ballot box shal
be kept in one Of the local banks
Small ballot boxes for the use o
candidates and their friends will b.
found in each business place. A com
: mittee selected by the candidate
themselves shall remove and coun
: the ballots in the small boxes, givinl
. the candidates proper credit for tn
. ballots therein contained. No ballot
: are to be deposited in the official ba
lot box except by the committee.
S Rule 2. The merchants will issu
t votes only when called for and at tn
|. rate Of:
r 100 for $1.0O on cash sales.
t 300 for $1.0O on the payment OF ol
J. accounts.
t 300 for $1.0O on due-bill sold.
t 300 for $1.OO on bargain or clearanc
l. sales.
3 In reference to issuing double vote
S on old accounts they may be issue
s only for the payment of accounts ths
D. we're incurred prior to this dat
Il Votes will not be given on new chare
accounts unless this particular accour
is paid within thirty days, then vote
may be issued.
!. Rule 3. The Roundup Record wi
- :. issue votes at the rate OF:
- 80 1000 for each $1.00 on new subscrl
:, :. tions.
y 1000 for each s1.0O on payment I
% old subscriptions and back account
y On money paid for anything 9TH
than subscriptions the same schedu
of votes as given in rule 2 will appl
ir A coupon good for 100 votes Will
" printed In each issue.
lr Rule 4. Employees, clerks. and n
,e atives of the merchants and The he
to ord are positively prohibited froi
be entering this contest, also school
to churches, and secret organizations.
lie Rule 5. Merchants shall In no
In stance issue votes until such vot
Ill shall have been properly stamped wi
o. their firm name Customers shou
or refuse them unless signed.
Dr. Rule 8. The committee shall cou
81. the votes and deposit same in the OF
nd cial ballot box each week and sh'