Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-01-01

016 n0os AOmOe1 VI pOluC6 0C the close
OF the campaign will receive trip to
the Panama-Pscific Exposition also
each one will be given fine touring
car. In case of tie the prize so tied
for will be sold and the money divided.
Come on ladies, step lively, now is your
chance to make 5000 per month. Gan
you beat that? Remember any girl
single or married can become oandi
date. Take an inventory and see il
you haven't enough ambition to carry
Oft one of or say two of these grand
prizes. But do it now. Time is flying
and every minute counts. Remember
the old addage. opportunity knooks at
every ones door once in life time. 80
don't let it slip, go right in and pull
old opportunity out and introduce
yourself. Remember that you are not
obligating yourself in any way when
you send in your name. II you find it
impossible to remain in the campaign
you can withdraw at any time.
Campaign just Opened
Will you be ready to start out to win.
This campaign is conducted by the
South Dakota Panama Pacific Commits
sion and South Dakota newspapers
Send In your name today. The cam
paign closes February 10th, 1915.
Rules Governing the Campaign
Any lady or little girl is eligible az a
candidate provided the following con-
ditions are complied with, Employees
of the newspapers cannot participate
In this campaign. Any candidate use
Ing unfair methods will be barred from
the campaign.
The three automobiles will be given
to the three candidates that have the
highest number of points in the state
at large. The trips. Each paper will
give one trip and the candidate that
has the most votes to the paper in
which she was nominated will get one
of the trips to the Panama Pacific
International Exposition, also if she is
one of the three highest in points she
will get one of the automobiles. Only
few days to secure points after the
nomination ballot ia sent in.
First, by collecting subscriptions on
any of the publications., Chat will be
announced later in the papers) interest
ed.
Second, by selling Panama Pacific
souvenirs. The schedule of points will
be two points for cent. Candidate
entering the contest shall sell as many
souvenirs as they take subscriptions
for. An example, if you collect q sub
soription for six months you are com
pelled to sell one souvenir in order to
get proper credit in points, and if you
sell subscription FOR ten years you
are to sell one souvenir.
Candidates will be supplied with re-.
ceipt books and souvenirs from the
office they are nominated az q oandi-
date. and you are to turn what money
you collect in to the papers in which
you are nominated, regardless of the
publication collected for. In case of q
tie vote between two or more candi-
dates, the premium so tied for, will be
sold and the money equally divided.
Any paper that is embraced in this
campaign will not be responsible for
the Typographical er:ors, except to
make corrections in the next issue.
The closing date will be February
l6. 1915. We reserve the right to post
pone the campaign FOR short time
only. This will be done in case of
sickness only or any just cause and to
make rules to the mutual benefits of
all concerned as occasion may REQUIRE
Votes CANNOT be- transferred from one
candidate to another during this cam
pai9n. All questions or oontro versies
that may arise during this campaign
are to be decided by the oampai9n
manager.
In accepting nominations the candi.
dates agree to abide by these rules,
Campaign Manager, @. R. Brady.
Headquarters, Mitchell, South Dakota.
Last Saturday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. w. E Parks. several
friends "showered" Miss Vesta McRob-
efts with maDy beautiful gifts. The
parcels we're taken from small Christ
mas tree which was brought in and
placed in front of the guest of honor
by "Santa Claus." After very anus
ing guessing contest, "A BaAstly Tala ~