The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-01-22
Free Trips to Golden West
for Four Medina Women

Desiring to afford unusual opportun-
tiles for visiting the Worlds Fair at
San Francisco and The Panama Ex-
position at San Diego this year, The
Medina Sentinel makes announcement
today of the exceptional offer of four
Pacific Coast Exposition tours to be
awarded to the young women of Medi-
ma and Medina county as grand prizes
in great circulation campaign.
It has always been your desire to at
least once in your life visit the Beauti-
full Golden West and wonderful Cali
fornia, the land Of fruits and flowers
That desire may now be made real
ity. The Medina Sentinel offers this
opportunity Of life time.
But this is not all. The Medina Sem
tinel will further provide that any
woman who enters this campaign and
really tries shall go unrewarded.
This is not gambling scheme in
which great many are induced to
work in order that few may receive
rewards, for every contestant who
really works and remains in the cam
paign to the end and fails to win trip
in her district will receive 10 per cent.
in cash of all the subscriptions Sc
cured by her.
The Medina Sentinel is county
Newspaper for all the people of Medi-
ma county all the time. It prints all
the news that is fit to print, and we
are making it home newspaper in
every sense of the word. 1t covers its
field, and that it's usefulness to the
citizens of Medina county shall be in
creased is the purpose of this circu-
lation campaign.
Four young women of Medina and
vicinity are to be chosen to enjoy
these tours de luxe. They will be the
guests of the Sentinel nineteen
days The principal points of inter
est in Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Cali
fornia will be visited free from all ex-
pense with the exception of the meals
which is very small item and better
left to your tastes and desires.
The tours will be personally con.
Quoted by The Worlds Fair Company
the largest and greatest tour company
in the world, thus assuring our guest!
every comfort. Aside from the pleas
, ure afforded, the tours will be of grea
|, educational value to those who partic
ipate. Our tourists will travel on sol
id Pullman trains from the time O.
leaving until the time Of return.
Y m Plan of the Contest
Popular ballot will terminate TIN
| membership Of this party, and the col
ditions governing the balloting ar
fully set forth in the set Of rule
which appear in the full page ad Of
another page of this issue.
: The contest is open to every lady
) married or single, who can be proper
! ly vouched for, and the lady from
each district who receives the creates
number of votes from her RESPECTIVE
district will become a member of thi
tourist party, while that district win
ner whose vote is the highest cast il
the entire contest will secure the pri
! vilege of naming the chaperone of tn
party, whose expenses will also b
paid by this paper.
The lady who secures this adde
I honor may select as chaperone he
mother, sister or friend, who helpe
; her to win the tour.
Every cent of railroad, baggage, ex
r position tickets, sightseeing, side
trips and pullman fare and carriag
!, and hotel bills will be paid by The Me
= dina Sentinel, so these choice trip
: will cost the recipient no money what
J. ever, with the exception of meals, bu
: only the time and effort required
win them, and they surely are wort
y while. Such safeguards have bee
S provided that the membership of tn
d party is certain to be select, represen
n tative, happy, and in every way con
v genial.
Division of Territory
Medina and Medina county has bee
: divided into three districts, as follows
e All the village of Medina will b
r. known as District No. 1. The town
! ships of Montville, Sharon, Granger