The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-10-27
GREAT CONTEST
ENDS TWO WEEKS
FROM SATURDAY
Palladium Auto Campaign
Nearing Close-Offer Ends
Monday.


Nearing Close-Offer Ends
Monday.
The Palladium's Big Contest will
end on Saturday night, November 10.
This just gives TWO WEEKS more
after today When we announced the
campaign, we stated that it would
close In eight weeks from the starting
date and we are living up to every rule
as first announced. This campaign is
different from many others, as each
and every condition has been strictly
adhered to in every instance
Now, when we state that the cam:
paign will close on Saturday night,
November 10, we mean just what we
say. The votes will be carefully talli-
ed on the closing night by committee
of disinterested men and they will al
SO award the prizes.
The Palladium nor the campaign
manager will have anything to do with
this part of the contest further than
seeing that each and every worker
gets fair and square treatment
throughout the campaign.
Offer Ends Monoay Ni9nt.
The big vote table ends on Monday
night, October 29th All candidates
should be sure to mail or bring in
their subscription orders by the close
of the offer IL they want the very best
votes. Never again will old or new
subscription payments count for so
many votes, as they will If turned In
on Monday night
Twelve fine prizes are ready to be
given away and the work candidates
do between now and the closing night
will determine who will in them. The
S1452 eight cylinder Chevrolet. the
four cylinder Chevrolet, valued at $6S2
and the Saxon Four, valued at $422
were purchased of The Bethard Auto
Agency and all cars are now on dis
play at the National and The Bethard
Garage on Main street. Call and see
them There is no more beautiful car
in the city than the grand prize, Chev-
rolet Eight" 1T is in the window of
The National Garage. See it tonight
There is the greatest opportunity in
the world for most any one Of the can
didates to forge to the front and win
any one of the grand prize automo-
biles, A great many candidates have
been drolling along and not working
with a winning spirit and do not have
a very big vote credit. From present
indications, a good hard days work on
the part of any candidate would put
them in the lead with the most votes
OF course, we care not who wins the
prize, but will state that those who are
desirous of winning, should exert their
very best efforts from now to the clos
ing day, Saturday. November 10th.
Will Pay Well.
1t will pay you we'll to do so. A car
worth $1,452 is not given away every
day for little bit of work and if you
fail to win, you will have no one to
blame but yourself We cannot force
any one to get busy and win it, neith
er would we, If we could. The prizes
should be incentive enough for any
live candidate to hustle like he has
never worked before A small fortune
is to be won-what are you going tc
do about It?
Vote Table.
This vote table for old and new sub
scriptions is good only until SOC
o'clock. Monday night, Oct 30. 1917
New Subscription Payments.
6 months ..... $4,000 Votes
12 months .......... 10000 Votes
"a months ........ 10000 Votes
Old Subscription Payments
months -............ 5000 Votes
II months ............l lZ,Ooo votes
"a months ...55 55 900 Votes
This table will be decreased after
Monday night, Oct. %.
District No. 1.
i 81
Mrs. G. Crawford ........... .522, ,26t
Mrs. Mable Cunningham ...... 551, ,36S
Harry Rhinehart .......... .461 500
Mrs W. Beetley ......23 .239, ,46(
Earl Keisker .........46 .468, ,24t
Pearl Gully Observation-Disclosures. .5O4, ,02S
Mrs. C. Voss .......... 733, ,46s
Olive Cox ............ $50, ,35t
Marjorie Nichols 66S, ,20(
VIM Schneider S94, 95s
Wilfred Jessup ...............6 SAC, ,12t
Wynne Evans ...........44 .449,S
District No. 2.
Mrs. Loretta Dawes ........ 703, $50
Anna Stanley .......4 ASS, ,6St
Mrs. Kate S. Jessup ... .6O2, ,42(
Irene Tompson ..............7O 7O5, ,43(
C. Albertson .............54 SAC, 1926
Bessie Brooks .............29 29S, ,35E
J. P. King S47, ,S6(
Marie Collier .............50 500, ,02C
]. NJ. Collier .......... 569, ,SSE
Mrs. H. Schlenker .389, ,45E
District No. 8.
Mrs. Mary E. Woodard ....... 500 ,22C
Walter Nicholson $40, ,24(
Mrs. D. S. Baynes ............ 564,355
Mrs. Carrie Denny ......... .664 ,35(
Elizabeth P;ehe ......... 591,22t
Josephine Gordon ......5 573,s SOC