The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-03-13
CONTESTS WILL CLOSE
THURSDAY, MARCH %.
SQUARE DEAL TO ALL.

doing remarkably good work and the
many subscriptions they are turning
in is proof conclusive that The Pleas
a~ntville Press can be placed in the
majority of homes in Pleasantville and
vicinity. Now that the public has be-
come fully familiar with plan to SO
generously reward the young women
and men engaged in the work it is a
propitious time for candidates to put
forth their greatest effort to begin the
race in earnest and secure the support
of their friends and acquaintance.
Remember, you may never have an
other opportunity to gain such valu-
able prizes with so little effort-the
more candidates there are in the race
the smaller the totals of votes will
run and the easier for each candidate
to gain a favorable position. Don't
forget there are four prizes, a beauti-
full $3.50 Blasius-Regent piano, pur-
chased of Blasius & Sons, Philadel-
phia, and now on exhibition in The
Weaver Store, Main Street. An ele-
CANT $125 solitaire diamond ring and
two handsome gold watches, purchas-
Main street, and on display in his
oHOW WliluOW.
Doubled Votes Allowed.
In order to further induce contest
ants to make an increased effort this
week we make the following special
offer, namely, double votes on all sub
scriptions, both new and renewal,
turned in during the week ending
Thursday night, March 10, that is, we
will allow 1000 votes, instead of 500
on each one year subscription; 5000
instead of 1900 on each two-year sub
scription, and 5000 instead of 5000 on
each three-year subscription.
This special offer is made for this
week only and will not be repeated,
neither will there be any extra vote
offers, increased vote schedules or
special prizes the last week of the
contest.
New Candidates Enter.
New candidates may enter up to
and including the last day of the con-
test. This is a chance for new candi-
dates to enter and for those who have
done but little work as yet to increase
their vote totals and place themselves
on an equal standing with the leaders.
1t is also an extra inducement to can
didates for earnest and untirinp effort.
The public is with you in heart and
spirit. Go after subscriptions to The
Pleasantville Press. The field is now
in the best condition and there are
hundreds of residents of Pleasantville,
the surrounding towns and the coun-
try districts who have not yet been
approached for subscriptions. Get
busy this week as never before for
there will be no special prizes or vote
offers the last week of the contest.
Every candidate should now put
forth their greatest effort in piling up
.votes-plenty of votes-reserve votes
(for you may need them) for those
magnificent prizes.
Remember the Contest will positive
ly close Thursday night, March 25.
CANDIDATES VOTE
Miss Elsie G. Adams
10 E. Verona ven 49,. 99,333
Miss May Alloway
Main street ENTHUSIASTICALLY 1898
Albert A. Barkoff
124 S. Hampden Court. 1854
Miss Thelma Clark
7 S. Main street II, FTP
Miss Bessie Frings
ia N. Third street ......... 1928
Miss Helen Fritsch
10 w. Decatur 80, S65
Raymond Carton
Absecon, N. ]. ........... 6,943
Miss Mary Glenn
13 Pleasant avenue ......... 1924
Laruer s.. Gurnell
7th and California n S,786
Henry Hackett
AI1~4l ILL 90 4-O
Heyl Hartzell
Nevada and Sth streets. 49,. 6,792
Mrs. George w. Hickman
Mortified, N. j. 1854
Mrs. Carl Hopf
Linwood, N. }. ............ 5,031
Miss Julia S. Ingersoll
100 N. Main street ........ 99,357
Miss May S. Irelan
Linwood, N. J. .......~.. 1859
Miss Marjorie North
20 S. Main street ......... 4,593
Miss Evelyn Peacock
ITO E. Verona avenue 49,. 99,236
Miss Emma Radtka
Linwood, n. j. ........... 1921
Miss Lucy Reitmeyer
20 Merton e $1,000
Mrs. Daniel Steelman
Absecon, N. ]. ........... 4,314
Miss Dora Thomas
Somers Point, N. j. ........ $685.
Miss Mildred Upton
1875 Doughty Road .......... 4,642
Mrs. Mortimer Ware
26 Franklin avenue 1891
Miss Stella Zippler
$40 S. Main street -. ...... 5,219
PLEASANTVILLE HOSPITAL.
For Injured, sick, manned, halt,
loose joint, rattle kneed, equity, house
maid knee, and rundown Watches and
Clocks, so North Main Street. Phone
129X, or posal will bring Ambulance
and Surgeon. c. A. Beitel, Watch