The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13
THE ANDERSON DAILY INTELLIGENCER
WILL GIVE AWAY St6850O IN PRIZES
Ford Touring Car Heads the Splendid List of Przes
Pianos, Rubber Tired Carriages Among
Other Gifts Offered
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MAMMOTH CIRCULATION CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED TODAY
Race Open and Free to Any Married or Single Lady
Throughout Territory Covered by The
Anderson Daily Intelligencer.

Today The Anderson Daily Intelli-
gencer ancnunces the inception OF the
greatest popularity voting contest @ :
er attempted by a publication In a
Town or the size or Anderson.
Plants that have been based on the
expenditure of hundreds of dollars
and that have called into consultation
the best circulation advice in this
country have been finally matured and
the details of the moEtt magnificent
offer that has ever been made to the
popular and energetic people of this
section are ready for their considera-
tion and verdict
The Anderson Daily Intelligencer's
determination 10 launch an enterprise
that it could justly feel proud of and
only prizes of real worth were pur-
chased.
Five prizes are offered by The In
telligencer &c. those ladies receiving
the greatest number nf votes in the
contest that It announces. 1t offers
to any lady of good character in
South Carolina the opportunity to
compete, for and win one of these
prizes without cent of coat to hAr.
1t feels that it is offering sufficient
numbea of gifts 70 go around. .hat it
has something for. every one that en-
ters with the proper determination
owe anticipate giving away more
prizes from time 10 time than those
above mentioned)
To enter this friendly struggle wilt
has been divided into two districts.
gle cent; it will cost nothing to stay
in and it VIII costthothing to v1n. To
make it more emphatic The Anderson
Daily Intelligencer does not want the
money Of those who compete in its
contest; it wants only little work
in its behalf and their good Will. 1t
is offering to the popular anit wide
awake people. who reside In sae ter
ritory in which it is read, IS lat is be-
lieved tol'be the opportunity of a
generation. but it hopes AZ the same
time to benefit in increased circula-
ton and new friends made,
As AS It has been said Five Prizes will
be awarded to the Eve persons re-
celyiEg the highest number of votes
in the contest. Two ways of obtain
Ing votes are offered; First. by clip
ping and sending the daily ballots
! that appear each day In The Anderson
Daily Intelligencer and, secondly by
securing prepaid subscriptions. For
the purpose Of this contest The AM
derson Daily Intelligencers' territory
has bcen divided into twod istricts.
This means that thera will really be
two contests in one; with stipulat-
ed number OF prizes In each district
in addition to the grand prize. The
grand prize goes to the highest COM
testant at the close OF the contest re-
gardles .&of district Candiaasso will
not be restricted to securing sub
scriptions In their own district, hut
may secure them In any part OF the
United States.
About the Prizes. ~
"a Ford touring car heads the list
and It maybe here stated that 1t was
ssdetermtned upon, only after expert
advice on the various makes had
been called In This 9Sanisome now
erfu3 and ssBeedy maekins was pur-
chased frem, the Todd Auto i. Shop
rf this city and is now on display at
their show rooms! IT Is possible TO
! gay much and then not do Justice
to this splendid car that heads the
: prize liat. In NO.. ease OF sunning.
durability and other requirements ii
VIII compare fayorabiy with many
cars costing twice as much. IN short
the car IS ali that could be desired
: and should be seen TO be appreciate
Cd.
The Diatfiet Prizes Consist 81 Two
l:igh Grade lefenes and Two
Rabher Tired ISuggies
One piano was purchased from Ngii.
rs and SpeafInari Tor &ss1.00 and I Is
NOW on display on their aoor. The
plano Is fully Ellafap .essi by willis