The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-25

Four more days OF the Hcraid's
contest. Not a very long time just
enough. however. 10 defer; more than
one candidate in the sa.s unless
strenuous efforts are pu. forth The
rest Of this week. Every vote eoun;g
u ~ many subscriniil ms a. pussl-
BILE should be turned IN. Make good
on all Of the prom 'ses d subscriDe.
See that they are all fuiused az unce.
Subscriptions received at this once
after next saturday viii be- ~ no avail
Hs FAR a. this campaign is concerned.
Those depending upon the mail to
bring In their subscriptions and re-.
serve votes should mail letters mt
later than Friday evening 20 their
Communications will be sure to reach
this ONCE in time for the final count
saturday night. The ballot BOX closes
promptly al ? o'clock y. M, and not
one vote win be received after that
time to apply on the final count.
The vote will be counted on Tues
day a. usual. and the results printed
In Wednesdays ssue OF the Herald.
After this count the ballot box viii
not be opened until the final count is
commenced Saturday night. IL will be
better for those living ut n distance TO
bring their subscriptions and reserve
votes TO the Office personally and cast
them, but those who cannot do this
should mail them not later than Fri-
day so there will be no doubt rs TO
their getting into the ballot box on
time. The race may be lost on ac-
count Of delay.
The Herald's contest campaign IL
now a matter Of only a few days. The
race comes TO an end saturday night
AZ 3 o'clock.
How important every one OF these
days is TO the ambitious candidate.
The work that wins the prizes will
doubtless be done between now and
next Saturday. Naturally as an affair
OF this kind approaches the last day,
the interest OF the public becomes
srcater. And many who earlier In the
campaign gave little or no attention to
the proposition. are nov Interested In
having some friend win one OF the
big prizes, and are not only sending
In a subscription. or extending an
earlier one, but also taking a contest
receipt book and lining up other sub
seriptions. Right now II IL this circle
Of supporting friends that counts.
A number Of people have made
promises TO their favorite 81 a sun
scription later on. Now is tho time
to collcc, on these subscriptions. Re
member that you Just must get busy
every minute from this time on and
make the mex foul days a record
breaker In your subscription work.
About the Prizes.
There are two sets OF prizes. one
for District No. 1 which means al
territory In Bernaliilo county, and
ono duplicate list OF awards for Dis
trict No. ? which embraces ali terri
outside OF %ernallllo county. y. NJ. |
The nrst grand prizes for each OF
these districts IL n 1915 %Studchaker
hve-passenger touring car. costing |
fl,0S5 {. o. b. Albuquerque.
" automobiles viii 20 to the
candidates In each OF the two dis
triets. respectively, who have the
number OF votes.
Other Awards.
An elegant Circassina walnut bed
suite from the sollie- Peters
company viii go TO each of
lNe ANN ulaAIlNtH. IUthe suites Ike 4
the two automobiles are exactly the
Al pieces except the bed OF
walnnt-the bed q massive brass
affair. II the winners desire they
may select any other articles from the
stock Of the Sollie- Peters
company. not exceeding ss9 in value.
Two SIS eight months courses from
The Albuquerque business college arc
probably the most valuable prizes to
he ones who win them. because OF
he opportunity for an education
means not only a good livli-
hood, hut a training which. Il ever
used. will be an ornament to the for
innate ones who attend this excellent
Two SIS Victrolas or ~Grafonolns
winners may make their cholcel
rom the Rosenwald Brothers big de-
partmont store for those who love
II you a TO absolutely fall
N love with these prizes stop al tho
big store and haye the gentlemanI