The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-02-27
IS YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTED?
If NOT, SEND A NOMINATION In TODAY
SeueraI Have Sent in Their Own Names Intending TO Win
One of Those Costly Prizes Which Are Given Away
Absolutely Free
YOU CAN WIN If YOU WILL But ONLY TRY!
The Fine 2OAce Free Farm and the Handsome Piano Are
Well Worth Striving For-Be Live Wire and Win
One of These Valuable Prizes


and Handsome Piano Contest Is Just .
beginning. The race will not be in
full bloom for Il couple of weeks, |
so now is the time to start, for the |
early bird catches the worm. If
YOU start now YOU will stand fine |
chance of being among the winners
when the contest closes. This is /
the time, the place and you are
the person.
Are Interested in the Race.
The friends, ncghbors, acquaint-
anccs and relatives are becoming
greatly interested in the contest and
are clipping the coupons and voting
for their favoritc. However, the
contestants and their friends will
find that the quickest and more
productive way to secure votes u.s.
TO get subscriptions to the Daily and
Weekly Tribune. The Contest Mama
ger is issuing printed matter to aid
i'm the campaign and contestants
and their friends are invited to call
at the office and secure same free
of charge. If you cannot call, write
or telephone and it will be sent to
you.
Show You Want to Win.
Your efforts are what count now.
After YOU get started and show your
friends YOU want to win, they Will
come to your aid and you will have
no trouble in securing votes. Why
not drop in at the Office and talk
the matter over with the contest
manager? If you cant come, write
or phone him.
Remember that out of town folks
have the same chance of winning as
those living in the Cape, for the con-
test is not limited to any particular
locality and thousands of votes can
be secured in the ncighboring towns
and X. d. routes In fact, there
are still some towns not yet repre-
scntcd at all Everyday is nomna-
tion day.
Contest Gains Ground.
The big contest is certainly gain
ing ground day by day and no one
can anticipate what height this
good naturcd tug-of-war will attain.
Certain it is that % per cent of the
people in the tcrrotiry of the contest
are directly interested in the out
come and before another two weeks
have elapsed the other . per cent
will hc closely watching the race,
The Capital Prize.
For those who may not be thorough
" familiar with the great offer
that we are making, We will briefly
state again, that we will present
an absolute free and clear deed to
fine productive 20-acrc farm three
room cottage, barn, chicken house
etc, located along the c. &, N \
Railroad, with a station 100 yards
from the dwelling; plenty of fruit
such as cherries, berries, pears, peach
cs. plums, etc, in good bearing con
dition Oh the property; two never
failing springs of good water and
cistcrn: II families living within sigh
of this modern country home; 10
Gated about midway between th'
beautiful city of Cape Girardca'
and jackson, the County seat town
and Just little north of the ia
nous Cape Girardcau and jackson
gravel road, the most travelled anC
best public road in the county
All of this is going to be given ava,
without a cent of cost to the fortu
nate contestant who secures the high
est number of votes in this contest
Isn't it well worth working for
1t sure is.
Second Grand Prize.
We are also going to give ava
a handsome Piano as the second priz
to the person securing the next high
est number of ballots in the grca
Tribune Contest. The luck
person will get fine piano for jus
a little effort on their part. And tn
best of it is that it will not cost tn
contestant one penny to secure cithC
the farm or the piano. a little wor
is all that is needed. The plan
will be on exhibition soon in one {
The Tribunc's large front window
\ picture Of the farm building
and view of the land will be publishc
in few days, Watch for it,
Get Subscription Book.
IL .,,u IYyp not vet entered tn