The Washington herald., 1920-05-19

$2,125 Sayers six" will go to the
member with the fourth highest list
of credits. The $1,70O Dixie Flyer
is next in line and will gb to the
, member finishing fifth. The sixth
high candidate will be given a
1855 Allen and the one who I'm
ishes in lucky seventh will be
awarded the $1,275 Maxwell.
Besides the home and six splendid
automobiles, there are eight 800
cash awards, one for each district,
eight $50 cash awards, one for each
district, and forty s25 cash awards
for the field at large.
Remember, a 10 per cent cash
commission will be paid all active
nonprize winners and 1t is easy to
qualify as an active candidate. All
that is necessary is to turn in at
least one subscription each week
the last two weeks of the cam
paign. This makes it possible for
every one to win a handsome re-
ward, or receive compensation for
little effort
Everybody Can Sell.
The Washington Herald Sales
manship Club Campaign is a most
unusual one and presents an op-
portunity to every man and woman
throughout Washington and sur
rounding territory to test their
saIesmanship ability. Everybody
has selling ability. You, READER,
have some selling ability. How often
have you wished you could test it?
NOW is your opportunity. An hour
or two a day of your spare time
spent in interviewing your friends
for subscriptions to The Washing
ton Herald will pay you handsome
dividends and will not interfere with
your regular occupation.
Do not confuse the idea of The
Herald Salesmanship Club with the
ordinary so-called contest. The
fact that every active member-wiIl
win an award. or at least a cash
commission, shows the fairness of
the plan. 1t is purely business
proposition in which The Herald
ers for a part of their services. and
in return gives large rewards for
these services.
II In Easy to Join.
You may nominate yourself as a
member of the Salesmanship Club,
or some friend may nominate you
and the entry gives you 5000, credits
right at the start. II you do not
care to compete. you have the privi-
lege Of nominating a friend and
helping him or her win a great big
award. 1t costs you nothing to be-
come a full fiedged member Of the
Salesmanship Club and 1t costs you
nothing to win the $4,000 home, or
one of the six automobiles.
aa ~ 20 ako ~ e..
the entry blank which can be found
on another-page, fill in your name
and send 1t In right away. Do it
today. Begin utilizing a little of
your spare time each day from now
until July IT.
You want to own your own home,
or you want big motor car, SO
enter your name immediately. You
are just as likely to win as anyone
else. Once a member of the Sales
'manship Club, you are started on the
road to what may prove the one big
opportunity of a lifetime.
A Sort of Family Affair.
Readers of The Washington
Herald are lone great big happy
family and when IL comes to ex-
tending the family circle its readers
are the ones who can best interest
others In becoming members Of their
favorite paper.
The Salesmanship Club members
can test their selling ability and
have lots of interesting fun in the
campaign. When 1t is over, which
win be in about eight weeks. or to
be exact. July II. everyone who
takes part will be handsomely re-
warded.
This is noS1ong-drawn-ou AFFAIR.
Ambitious men and women shouts
be willing to daYofe an haur a dav