The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-02
TIMES BIC PRIZE
CONTEST GRE.
ATES | n TEN ST
INTEREST
THE PROPOSITION OFFERED Is
PURELY A BUSINESS
MATTER
NO ONE WILL LOSE
The Winners Will be Chosen bv
Responsible Business Men
of Owosso

AHc ahhouHCeHeHC maQe IN last
weeks issue of The Times, that a
Dodge Bros. Touring Cara $5OO.0O
Jansen Piano-a Sellers Kitchen
Cabinet and other valuable prizes
would be given away for the securing
OF subscriptions to The Times and
through coupons that appear in each
paper, has created all kinds of excit-
ment and comment.
Nominations are being received
from every source from people NAM
ing the ones whom they would like
to see win one of these valuable
prizes. Quite few ambitious ones
who are quick to realize the oppor-
tunities of this offer, are sending their
own nominations and have received
books and have gone to work.
AS soon as nominations are received
subscription books and full particu-
lars are mailed and all that is neces-
sary for those who have received
them is to get busy and get at least
the first subscription in as quickly
as possible in order to receive credit
for the bonus vote that is given.
This is a wonderful proposition.
There is no sham or scheme to it. 1t
is a business proposition, pure and
simple and for ambitious and hust-
ling people only. The "drones" and
tired people will not be interested.
Let your dream come true-Here
we are offering a S1050.O0 Dodge
Bros. Touring Car, or a $500 Jansen
Piano, Sellers Mastercraft Kitchen
Cabinet, magnificent diamond ring,
of which anyone would be proud to
wear, fine gold watches, cedar
chest, or if a non-winner of grand
prizes, a commission of 10 per cent
on all subscriptions turned in, all for
a few short weeks effort of very con-
genial work.
The Contest will be conducted in
a straight, forward manner, and is
not matter of chance. Votes will
be given on every subscription and
the end of contest the contestant
having the largest number of votes
will be awarded First Grand Prize
one standing second Second Grand
Prize, etc.
Only once or twice in a lifetime
are such opportunities as this one of
fered the people of any community.
1t is wonderful proposition and one
which should interest every wide
awake hustler in the county. If you
have the pep and hustle in you read
over the advertisement on another
page, fill out nomination coupon,
mail or bring to office and go in to
win. If you do not fully understand
come, phone or write campaign de-
partment and full particulars will be
given.
Candidates will be furnished with
receipt books, full particulars and
given every assistance possible.
To win one of these valuable
prizes no extraordinary qualifications
are required. The essential requisites
are:
First-A resolution to win.
Second-Getting started at once.
Third-Keeping at it da yby day.
Fourth-Turning a deaf ear to
who know more about your
business and others than their own.
The management Of this campaign
will show no favors to one contestant
hat cannot be shown to another.
The race will be made solely on its
merits. No candidate will have the
lightest advantage over another and
he result will depend entirely upon
he effort put forth.
The subscribers and friends of this
'aper will confer a great favor by
dominating some friend or them
elves, whom they would like to see
'ossess one of those valuable prizes.
Votes in this contest will come
Mostly from paid in advance sub
criptions to The Times. Votes are
'iven for both new and old subscrip-
ions, renewals and back payments
ccording to the scale. Take care
ul note of the schedule and lay your
plans to swing several thousand votes
during the next few days. Get start
ed while the field is fresh.