The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-08-30
ALL KINDS OF PEP
IN w. S. S. CONTEST
p. r. Flint Who Is Managing the
Campaign Says the Young Wo-
men Are Lining Up.

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Butte, Aug. 2S.-Assistant State
Director P. K. Flint has returned to
the state headquarters from a hurried
trip around the state. Mr.. Flint has
been helping county directors start
the State Fair War Savings Stamp
selling contest and has met with Won
derful success everywhere. "There
will be the %jolliest. happiest, cleverest
and prettiest bunch of patriotic young
women at the fair this year selling
war savings stamps that the capitol
city has ever seen, and believe me they
are going to sell the stamps too,"
says Mr.. Flint. From all over Mon
tana comes encouraging reports of
entries for the State Fair" continued
Mr.. Flint. "The contest is in full
swing in "a counties and others are
lining up hourly. While there has
been many entries, there is still .inne
for new contestants to enter and win
in all the counties, in fact, it will rot
take a hustling young lady more than
a week to win a trip to Helena.
Should she choose to enter even as
late as September /, she would still
have plenty of time to win. The field
is large and as all the stamps the
lady sells count, it should be an easy
matter for the late arrivals to get
in and hustle and win without a great
deal of trouble. The selling of stamps
at the State Fair will be a pleasure
and should prove most interesting to
the lady contestants. They will meet
people from all over the world. besides
having a good time at the fair, and
will be we'll taken care Of"
Mr.. Flint explained that any lady
may enter the county contest by ap-
plying to the director of War Saw
ings in her county. She may he
either married or single, but must
under IS. "a single day over Is will
do" the genial contest manager hast
lily added. The two ladies who sell
the most stamps in their respective
counties will be sent to the State
Fair by their county War Savings or
ganization, to sell stamps at the
State Fair contest. To the County
team making the greatest sales of
stamps at the State Fair, a prize of
100000 in War Savings stamps will
be given. To the second best team
$4,000, third 500 and fourth 5000.
All county prizes to be divided
SHdoilN khS WV 4SpISSCiIto
tives Of the winning counties. Each
contestant, explained Mr.. Flint, shall
represent her individual sales and
shall not be credited for sales .ha,
might be turned over to her by some
will be made in Helena to furnish all
stamps to the contestants to be sold
and the credit of these sales will &c
70 <1o;, rocroo<i,,o oo,,p$,oc w. ~,ro~
and reservations have also been pro.
vided.
Contest Manager Flint says:
That there are sales of stamps tf
be had for the asking and that people
like to be asked.
That some of the biggest sales Of
War Savings Stamps come from ths
smallest places, showing what active
campaigns can do.
That all travelling expenses an(
hotel accommodations will be frs
class.
That she who doesn't wait unit
tomorrow to make a War Saving!
sale, that she can get today, is a SUR
winner.
That one lady has half dozen gal
liant young fellows helping her com
paign, and that it would be wise 70.
others to seek similar aid.
That the wisest ones won't let an!
surprises weaken their positions o
deter them from redoubling their eff
forts, either to hold the lead or ge
the lead.
That the trip to the State Fair ma.
be lost by the sale of a few stamp
that could have been had for tn
asking, will be a long time regretted
That all expenses of the trip to tn
State Fair from the time the winner
leave their county until they return
will be paid by their county War Saw
ings organization.
That the winners will have tn
time of their lives at the State FAN
He knows-he will be there.