The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
CONTEST is
(. Still. NECK
and NECK
No DiminutiOn In Ri
valry For Votes is
Seen

Indication Of The popularity OF
The Times 10000 CLUB" campaign
IN which 81 Loco ia prize. Is offered
20 those displaying the best sales.
manship thruout the city and state,
~ shown by The many men ana
r'omen who are obtaining suoscfip
tons 10 Tho Times. thereby rolling
M votes for The. 1900 Aladdin
Home. tbc $3.50 Ross "S' che
Sf.3S5 Studehakcr "6 The $3.50
Overland fhc 1926 Hriscoe. OF enc
OF the other - valuable prizes
While these h0stiine ambitious
saesmen and saleswomcn are piilng
no credits. or votes. TOT inese ni-
prizes, they are taking ADVANTAGE or
a the BANNER PERIOD" offer OF
4 double votes on an new ssbscrip
tions and working FOR The special
period prize, the $500 story & tlaIh
\ piano 20 be awarded 20 the candi
date making The greatest gain IN
votes during this period which holds
good from Oci 7 10 Oct ID. lneip'
sive. The story & Clark b an iaeai
home piano anC would make a mana.
some addition 10 the furnishing oi
the Aladdin Home. which is The
"blg goal that all active candidate
arc striving 10 reach. This piano
"a on exhibition IN the show window
Of the Story q Clark salesroomS'
no. $40 Woodward ave- and VIII nf
demon tratef 70 those Nho are IN
terestcd
Keen rivalry is being displayed in
the race. many candidates running
very close. Some of those who have
done but little heretofore have
Jumped up toward the front rank az
shown IN the published standing N
ioday's Times
New entries are coming in. among
them George Stableford. Of Yale.
Who feels that this. the BANNER
PERIOD" Is the best time 20 par
in bis good ticks" in gaining sub
scriptions. realizing that the double
vote plan offers him two for one ~
club credits over the regular vote
---iir-ri-14i-
portunity to quickly overtake the
leaders
Other new candidates may enter
and sim win one Of the grand
prizes. by sending their name and
address 70 The Times 10000 Club
or by sending in one subscription
which win entitle them 10 an extra
5000 votes in addition 20 the vote
allowed on the subscription which
Is 1000 instead OF 1000 on a new
six months subscription. 5000 In
stead OF 5000 on a new . months,
and $4,000 in place OF 10000 on a
new "a months subscription
During this double vote offer ans
ambitious. earnest working candi-
date can quickly gain high stand
ing in the face and place Themselves
in position 10 win one Of the grand
prizes A candidate entering the
contest and devoting their spare
time 70 obtaining subscriptions. is
sure 10 receive remuneration for his
or her efforts Even tho they do not
win one az the 81 prizes offered, but
remain active until the close. they
will receive cash commission OF
10 per cent.
New Leaders Appear.
Several Of the men are coming
into their own and COINS 20 the
mont. Fred Koeiler takes first place
today, followed by Paul Peters who
has crowded into second place. Miss
Lucille Clifton has gained on her
compefitors and goes into third po-
sitlon. Mrs T. s Worth and Wm
Turcott are tied for fourth plsce
with the Rev Raymond Mariniec
running fifth. ] n Murray comes
along sixth While many others are
running very close
$1,000 in Prizes.
$4,000 Aladdin BUNGALOW Home
$3.50 Ross So Touring Car
$3.50 Studebaker &C. Touring
Car.
ss95 Overland a" Touring Car
fSlmmous Sales Co. Agents.
1925 Briscoe Touring Car Frank
Gmelin. Agen9.
5000 diamond Ring tpurchased Of
Miller Biggest Little StoresY.
5000 Viclrola
$3.50 Ia Merchandise. o
Ten per cent cash commission.
The standing o. those who have
reported wirh al least one subscrip.
ton, follows
DfSTHICT NJ.