Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-31

will be because TO win was a physical
impoEsibilitY. Thirteenth Avenue
Just another strike like that Of today
and they viii certainly be in the GO
ing.
A substantial vote came in for the
National Turn Nerein, which pressed
them forward in the controversy for
good books. and the large number OF
friends. together with the enrolment
of members of this splendid society,
all contenders IL II would make the
store voting more general. pressing
to their support their home folks.
The Hahne g. Co. department store IS
fully conscious that there Is con
test on and that there is a big ballot
box along with the voting tickets IN
their store. The ladies are doing some
splendid work IN this cleverly con-
Quoted house of business. The con-
test man selected this leading firm to
supply the demands of voters because
ne knew the versatile line OF mercnan.
disc for the ladies and misses, as Wen
as the men and boys, would satisfy
the humblest or the most exacting de-
mands which is one of the essential
qualifica tons in order to become
member Of the great library eontest
organization. and the model store Of
Hahne & Co. is happily the source or
''sledge hammer" voting.
Voting mt William Morgan & Sons and
The Young men of Newark have no
doubt congratuiated US upon the pro-
vision made for them in the hats, FUR
niShings ana clothing line. This
should be especially the case with
men who are classed as good dressers-
Ne desire very much to see those or
CARNATIONS whose membership is COM
posed entirely of men participating IN
the voting. and realize at the outset
that to command such interest they
he AaA
store that is up to the standard OF
their demands or requirements. We
know in the above stores We have
made such a provision and the large
and varied vote they are sending in
proves again our good judgment
The large reports that come regu-
larly from the Simon Reigel Cigar
Co. demonstrates this special medium
of advertising for the up-to-date cigar
store. Men anxious to vote for the
numerous contestants, conscious OF
the fact that no better values are TO
be obtained or better to be found.
have resorted to this long established
store. Still there is even more that
can be accomplished in this direction
and the Simon Reigel Cigar Co. Is the
place to go.
The energy and push of the General
PUTNAM Council has had its effect and
the contest is now real live issue 10
nearly all. If not all, of its member
ship. Some clever stunts are on tap
for them. as last Saturdays tabula-
ton probably showed more clearly TO
our voters the justice of their claim
10 vote getting honors. The question
of supremacy Is never decided in the
big contest until the last ballot is
cast the last vote counted. for at
the eleventh hour everyone is sure TO
be on the job and to surprise even
themselves by the almost unlimited
accomplishments they are capable of
| in the vote-getting business.
The B. p. o. Elks are still supreme
this week In the friendly war for
good books. and we congratulate them
upon this most commendable showing.
! It Is no mean achievement to gain the
/ lead when we take into consideration
the many aspirants for similar honors.
knights of Columbus 10 Go After
Books With Increased Yigor.
The remark was made in the pres
ence of the contest man that the X.
OF c. were a fine set Of fellows and
good hustlers. but they had no show
| to win the books because of the con-
tending powers against them being
so much larger numerically How alb
surd this sounded and how little this
| fellow knew about an affair of this
kind A club of fifty members who
are working FIFTY STRONG are in
variably stronger than a membership
| of 500 when there are about forty of
| them toting the load. II is lament
able to confess. but this is invariably
the case You can seldom get the