The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-24
Valuable Prizes Will be
Given in Big Contest
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or her to win a valuable award. 1t
costs nothing to become candidate
or to secure even the biggest of the
prizes, the 1920 auto. You are not
bound by any specific requirement
and it is not required that you be a
subscriber to The Tribune. You can
devote just as much or as little time
as you please to the pleasant efforts
in vote getting, with the assurance
that you will be paid by The Tribune
either with handsome prize or a
sum in gold or silver. All of the
prizes are worth going after. You
simply cannot lose in this PROPOSE
ton.
Two Election Districts.
The city of Caldwell will be disig-
mated as district No. |, and the terri
tory outside of the city of Caldwell
(including the rural routes and other
towns) will be designated as district
No. 2.
Our Slogan, Everybody Wins"
The prizes are almost fabulously
valuable considering the extreme
shortness of the time in which they
will be distributed. Imagine secur-
ing a prize which would cost you
over $1,000 in cash to buy for a few
days pleasant effort in vote getting.
And that is all you have to do to Sc
cure one of the big simply
gather in the votes.
But one of the best features is
the fact that there will be no losers,
as~a cash commission of Is per cent
(one-fourth of every new subscrip-
ton collected) will be paid to all
active non~prize winners, which, in
itself, is an excellent business prop
osition for you.
This is not something for moth
ing" scheme-in fact, it is no scheme
at all. Neither is it a charitable un-
dertaking on the part of The Tribune.
1t is business proposition pure and
simple. Its object is to advertise
jointly this newspaper and the splen-
did qualities of the new 1920 model
car, to secure new and renewal sub
scriptions to The Tribune, to collect
old subscriptions( and, last but not
least. to win welcome for The Trib-
une in every home in this community.
In short, The Tribune will reward
many ambitious people right here at
home very literally indeed for their
assistance IN introducing this paper
into more homes in the city and COM
munity, instead of employing outside
solicitors at fancy salaries, to accomp-
lish the same result.
VIII It Pay7
Will it pay? That is a question
that will naturally occur to all who
read TINS announcement. Yes, it will
pay. Not in dollars and cents. but
there are dividends that newspapers
want and derive other than those ex-
pressed in terms OF money. During
this campaign many new subscribers
should be added to our lists, the fair,
square policy of The Tribune will be
thoroughly advertised and there will
be great amount of satisfaction in
all OF that besides the general good
feeling engendered and the prestige
gained for this newspaper will be
almost inestimable.
Short and Snappy.
This campaign will not be a lonu-
drawn out affair of several months
duration, but extends over a period
OF only a few weeks, closing Satnr.
Gay night, November Is. Think of
Deing able to secure in about six short
weeks prizes and awards that would
ordinarily require months. yes even
years OF seif-denying and saving to
acquire-and these are all given YOU
IN exchange for your spare time and
= ,ittle interest in helping extend our
kuD&cT1nffnn EeA
Inns campaign will be more inner.
'""s ana more profitable to the