Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-25
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Grand Prize For Contestant

A lady called at The Herald Office this afternoon 10 see the Contest Manager.
She stated that She wanted 10 Tin one Of the automobiles ad asked for Informal
ion and subscription blanks. She vas accommodated, and in leaving said: One of
those automobiles will he NINE If hard wrk will win II. The manager compImented
her upon her determination TO win.
No contestant that will inter with the determination OF the lady above men
toned can fail to win one OF the valuable prizes. This contest j. entirely different
from the contests held in the big chs where the contestants are numerous. The
Herald does not expect a very large list OF contestants Possibly not more than
fifty in the Valley to start with. OF these man will not continue until to the end.
and perhaps a few will be added, after the first Announcement. SO, to the contest
that will enter with determination and vm, il l. almost Il safe be. that they will
be awarded one of the prizes.
Yesterday We spoke only Of the first three prizes. Of course, these are the
leaders, but today wc will say a few woords concerning the balance Of the list.
The fourth prize i a double. trip to the san Francisco exposition. BY double
trip We mean a RIP for We persons. This trip will include sleeping car accommoda-
tons Fix days ats IAN Francisco with hotel expenses paid, also admission to the
exposition grounds The winners will have the privilege to choose the going and
coming route. Some may want to 20 by the Yellowstone National Park. Others
may have a desire to see the famous Grand Canyon. Others nay desire to visit diff
ierrt places - " have reserved this privilege to the winner of this prize. This
trip will he lot only a pleasure trip. mt an educational one ~ well.
There j. besides a fascination and lure to the California trip. 10 see the
Golden Gate To see the Pacific To meet a new people. To visit Chinatown To
see the lofty. grand mountains. To visit the Catalina Islands, where the water j. 80
clear yu can see through the bottom oft the glass boats 70 a depth Of more than 4
should make this prize a valuable one. We believe it is one of the most popular
prizes offered
The Fifth Prize j. a one karat diamond ring. a ring guaranteed ~ ~ perfect.
a ring guaranteed to he blue white. This j. really the last word m diamonds. r.
C. Allen has furnished this diamond. Mr. Allen has ordered this stone To be for
wardci loose This j. the only safew ay to order 2 perfect stone. Mr. Allen
rt set. The winner Will have the privilege o. having this diamond ct il ~ fash
h or she may desire. You can depend upn il being a beautiful, perfect. blue
white diamond. The anutacturr guarantees IT, Mr.. Allen guarantees il. The
Herald guarantees il to BE- exactly a. represented.
Tomorrow We will have few words to say about the other prizes. IN the
meantime make u your mind to enter the contest. There will be a lot Of interest
lent mes. BE industrious and arouse yourself 10 take an active part in this sub
-crIpton campaign. Address al communications to the Contest Manager " better
still com to The Herald office, hand IN yu nomination and get a subscription book
The prizes are worthy of our best effort.