The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
New Contestants Attracted To
10000 Club" Contest By Offer
Special Gift of 900 Extra Votes for Every $8 Worth Of
New Subscriptions and Extra Prize of S. in
Gold Prove Great Incentives

There are three men or women some
where within the territory In which The
Washington Herald circulates who are
going to be driving around in brand
new automobiles alter March q One Of
them will have a 8, 80 Mitchell, one a
sSl5 Saxon. and the third $3.50 Maxwell.
Two fortunate candidates will become
the proud owners Of two of the very best
pianos made The sixth grand prize, a
$50 Columbia electric motor grafonola,
and 800 worth OF the latest records, Is
greatly desired by numerous candidates.
The territory extending out Of Wash
lngton in each direction contains some OF
the best and most en- rprising citizens,
and there Is no surprise at the growing
demand for a live, progressive newspaper
that furnishes accounts OF the latest hap
perings at home, as well as news from
every nook and corner OF the civilized
world. Approaching this ever-growing
demand, The Washington Herald is spar
ing no expense to fill the needs. and that
Is why the $4,000 Club has been organ
lzed.
The Herald is anxious to Increase its
circulation in every city. town and rural
district in the surrounding territory, and
In order to bring this about It Is offering
prizes totallng several thousand dollars
including automobiles, pianos, grafonolas
merchandise orders and cash commits
sions to men and women who help to in
trOduce the paper to new readers.
II some one told you that he was go
ing to give you S25s a week during the
next 1--WE weeks you would expect to be
requested to perform some Herculean
task in order to earn the money. Yet
that Is Just what The Herald proposes
to give to the best vote getters" in the
10000 Club" in the shape Of a brand
new model touring car. You are not
al 70 40 rsaF-,
10 devote a special time campaigning
for votes, for you can do 1t easily during
a small part Of your spare time
When you meet your friends from time
to time, between now and March "a in
stead OF talking about the war, the
weather, politics and the neighbors, talk
to them about voting for you in the
$1,000 Club" Simple, isn't it7 Yes. And
whether you win one Of the three fine au-
tomobiles, plano, district prize, or the
cash commission, you will find that The
Herald's offer embodies the most pleas
ant and remunerative work you will get
again in many months.
There is hardly man or woman within
all Of the eleven districts but who has
often wanted to own an up-to-date motor
ear. and every one knows the value Of
good cold cash" Many OF you are
thinking Of getting a new motor car.
cne that you can start, stop and control
by simply pressing a button. Riding with
the comfort and ease of a Pullman train
Is one OF the requirements demanded of
the new motor vehicles, and the manu-
lecturers Of the three automobiles given
as first. second and third grand prizes
have combined all Of these features and
at the same time have added to the
power, speed and durability of the ma
chimes.
All three Of the automobiles, from the
Mitchell to the Maxwell, are well adapt
ed for the road conditions In this sec
ton Of the country. Those who have
delayed entering the race should delay
no longer for the special ballot offer Of
new subscriptions and the extra cash
prize Of s. in gold to be given to all
candidates who are so fortunate as to
secure two special ballots, or in other
words. $1,000 votes, just announced. afford
them the best opportunity TO join the club
and Overtake the leaders.
Think Of the many people whom you
know that are now receiving The Wash
ingtOn Herald. make a list Of them
and then proceed to ask each one to
give you the fifty complimentary votes
to which every subscriber Is entitled
Each subscriber can give you a still
greater number Of votes by renewing his
subscription for any length OF time from
three months to twenty-four months. The
fastest way. however. to pile up votes
is to secure new paid-in-advance sub
scripttOns from three to twenty-rour
months.
DISTRICT NO. 1.
MEMBER. VOTES
Rev. J. P. O'ConneT. a. 571