Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-08

MEMBERS OF THE THRIFT CLUB
ARE TO BE GIVEN THE FIRST
CHANCE AT THIS HAPPY CONDI-
TION OF AFFAIRS.
In order that the Thrift Club may be
conducted in an absolutely fair and
square manner, the Times-Recorder
has contracted for the services of one
of the biggest and best known circula-
ton companies in the business, the
John H. Musgat Company Of Fond du
Lac, Wis.
One of the Musgat Companies's ex-
perts, Mr.. Frank E. Miller, is now con-
nected with the Times-Recorder, and
will be with us all thru the Thrift
Club Campaign. Mr.. Miller comes to
us with a wide reputation for integrity
and square dealing. He can be de-
pended upon to look after the interests
of every member of the Thrift Club
with absolute fairness to all. If, after
you have carefully gone over the de-
tails of the club you wish to become a
member of the Thrift Club and you
surely will-call on, or write, him. You
will find him willing and anxious to
help you get started, and to assist you
in every poshible manner all thru the
Campaign.
1t is hardly necessary to mention
that the value of the prizes to be given
away is most Acknowledgements
than $1,000 in actual awards and be-
sides ten per cent cash commission
to all non-winners. 1t is by far the
largest deal of the kind ever before
attempted in this part of the state. In
the Thrift Club you hace a GIFT
CHANCE of royal value. Not man or
woman; boz or girl who reads this can
can afford to pass up this marvellous
opportunity.
The prizes offered are OF such a
nature as will appeal strongly to every
one. In fact they were selected with
just that idea in view. The big cash
prize of four hundred dollars in Gold
is grand enough to take the eye of rich
man and poor man alike. The hundred
dollar in gold prize is no mean sec
ond. And the Gold prize of one hun
dred dollars for some church, lodge or
society, is the biggest opportunity that
has ever yet been offered to the insti-
buttons of Americas and vicinity. What
fine chance this gold prize affords
for unlimited charity and good work.
Purely a Business Proposition.
The Times-Recorder at the very out
set of the Thrift Club contest pledges
absolute fairness to every member of
the club The prizes are all arranged
cor and all will soon be on
display in Americas and nearby towns
and cities. This is not one of the old
style Something for Nothing"
Schemes by any means. Instead it is
no scheme at ALL Neither should you
get the idea that this is a charitable
undertaking on the part of the Times
Recorder -emphatically-it is NOT.
Although HIG CuduCS IOI YOU W
make big money fast, and new and
novel in all it's features, the Thrift
Club is sound business proposition,
pure and simple. It's conducted on
the same solid principles that business
men have used and always will
use. We want your help in intro
ducing the new evening paper in every
home in this vicinity. For this work
we are willing to pay promptly and
literally. For your own sake you
should grasp this chance of a life
time" at once.
Short Snappy Campaign.
The Thrift Club Campaign will not
be long drawn out. 1t is exactly the
opposite-a short fast campaign last
ing less than eight short weeks. Closes