The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-09
OVER $4,000 IN PRIZES
TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN
CRAFTSMANSHIP CLUB"
(Contfnued From Page II

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self-denial to acquire. Yet that is
exactly what The Pioneer is Offering
you for a few weeks of your time
and interest.
Open to All
| This Craftsmanship Club is open
! to every ambitious man or woman,
married or single, old or young, in
Beltrami county and territory within
radius of 100 miles. To absolutely
euualize competition between city
and country the field of the Pioneer
! has been divided Unto two districts.
The division of districts is outlined
in the advertisement appearing in
this issue.
1t is not even necessary to be a
subscriber to The Pioneer to become
member of the Craftsmanship club.
! 1t will not cost you cent-elther
now ON later The prizes are FREE
and they will be given to the! CLUB
members who develop the best sales
manship ability and secure the most
credits Nowadays it is craftsmanship
abilityIt.hat counts. The biggest bank
accounts belong to the best sales peo-
pie. Every person is a natural born
salesman-some better than others
but all can sell if they try. This lis
an opportunity for you to cash in
4 on your ability. You may surprise
even yourself, for it is exceptionally
easy to sell subscriptions to The
Daily and Weekly Pioneer.
Fairness to All
That the Salesmanship club will be
above suspicion as to fairness goes
without saying, but
To doubly insure fairness an ADJ
visory Board comprised of prominent
citizens, WHOse names appear else
where in this issue, has been appoint
ed This board will make the awards
and act in an advisory capacity If
any question: of moment arises.
The campaign will also be brought
4 to close with a sealed ballot box
placed in a local bank. No one-not
even the Salesmanship club manager,
can possibly know how many credits
any club member has secured, thus
absolutely precluding possibility of
unfairness or partiality.
CluD deaQQuarCerS
Headquarters for the Craftsmanship
club are at The Pioneer office, Be-
midji-phone 922 Here the manager
of the club will be pleased to give
complete information about the cam
paign and assist club members and
their friends in this selling selling
campaign. Club members residing
outside of Bemidji will receive the
same fair, vmpartiai and helpful
treatment as those living within
stones throw of The Pioneer office.
Write. call or phone the Salesman
ship club department of The Pioneer
for details. working outfits and help
full information. The Pioneer is con-
Quoting the campaign and this is
personal invitation from the pub
fishers for YOU to participate.
: Early Start Means Much
The campaign is of such short du-
ration that immediate action is nee
essary if you wish to capture one OF
the fine touring cars or one of the
other valuable prizes. Don't wait to
see what the other fellow is going to
do. but pitch right in and show the
ether fellow. how to do it. Remember
this is not a popularity contest. 1t is
straightforward business prOpo-
sition. Some one will win that $1,120
Buick touring car for only seven
weeks effort-and that some one may
as well be you. In any event you
can't lose by tdying as every active
club member will be paid for his or
her time. .
! Send us your name at once. Par
Elephants are expected, and urged, to
send in their own membership blanks.
This is not "plcase vote for me-
proposition. it is craftsmanship to the
nth degree and the best salespeople
men and women of determination,
hustle and stick-to-it-iveness will be
paid for their time as they have
never dreamed Of being paid before.
Call at The Pioneer office, phone
or write today-NOW-rig at
the beginning of the campaign. An
early start IS half the battle won.