Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-03-05

u6 uIId Odlly GAdAAAhCA1 NAS Weekly Sentinel and the Bard (Cali Inter-Ocean will give away Ford Five-Passenger Touring Car, one ele- gant Bedroom Outfit, finished in Bird s Eye Maple; one Columbia Favorite Graphonola, complete With music cabi- net and records Cabinet in golden oak finish); and one Scholarship in either the National Business College of Los Angeles or the Orange County (Cal) Business College, Orange, Cal. This unprecedented offer is made by these papers for the people who will get out and avail themselves of the opportunity to win one of these valu- able. prizes. Read the full details below.
 Who would like to own an automo- bile?
 Who would not devote a little of their spare time to pleasant and con- genial work if they were to receive for their efforts an automobile?
 Far surpassing the many generous offers that have been made in the past by these papers, comes the astounding offer that these papers will give away one five-passenger Ford Touring Car as the grand prize in the greatest list of gifts ever given away by a news paper in the same size town as Yuma. How can it be done?" This is the question which many people will pCn- iC In mh is recalled that the people of Yume county are loyal to the leading daily and weekly papers in the county and are always willing to give them gen. erous support. In return the publisher offers the people first-class newsy paper and is not afraid to venture such a generous offer as the present one.
 It is needless to say what the result will be. Everything of similar na- ture that these papers have taken up has been a great success, and the ven ture which is announced in full in this issue by far surpasses anything yet at- tempted.
 Never before have the people of this section had the opportunity of winning such big rewards for easy and pleas ant work. The grand prize, such as this paper is offering now, is big in ducement, but in order that everyone may have a chance the territory has been divided into districts and sepa- rate prizes have been announced for each.
 HOW TO ENTER.
 Fill out the nomination ballot and send same to the Contest Department Ari1 Each contestant is entitled to one nom ination ballet good for 1000 votes Contestants may nominate themselves. They do not have to be subscribers to the Examiner or the Sentinel. It costs nothing to enter this contest, and no obligations are involved in doing SO Send in your name or that of your friend today.
 Any white man, woman, boy or girl of good repute may enter this contest Clip out the nomination ballot and fill it in with your name or that of your friend, and send it to The Contest Manager The Yuma Examiner today It costs nothing to vote-it costs your friends nothing to vote for you.
 SEVERAL PRIZES TO BE GIVEN.
 Several prizes, as announced today are offered by the Examiner, the Sen tinel and the Inter-Ocean to those per sons receiving the largest number oi votes. To enter this friendly struggle and win one of the prizes, will not cost you one cent It will cost you nothing to enter; it will cost nothing to stay in the race, and it will cost nothing tC win.
 The prizes will be worth many times the amount that could be earned in similar space of time by any other means. All of the prizes will be or display within a short time, so that al may see the value and beauty of each
 HOW TO WIN A PRIZE.
 The object of the contest is to SC cure subscriptions to the Yuma Exam iner. the Weekly Sentinel and th' Inter-Ocean.
 The candidates receiving the larges number of votes will win the prizes Tho uav to Securp Votps is tO get you