Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
= EDITION.
Cars Haze Been Won III
HQnllets, 1OlUns And In
Country Communities

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Dou OF tnhink that because you do
not 1--we IN q large city you cannot
WIN one OF the nne sedans that The
Herald will award to winners In The
herald Big Six Campaign.
Cars have been won in towns, IN
namlets, in villages and even In rural
communities.
In a campaign conducted by The
Herald in 1920 the grand prize Win
ner was the resident OF q town whost
population is given az 25S. In a pre-
ytous campaign the Grand prize win.
rrer was a resident Of a rural COM,
munity.
It is not location that wins cars,
It Is ambition and initiative. It IL
the faculty OF getting into the race
IN earnest and going after the prize
you want. II your community has no
representative in The Herald Big Six
Campaign enter today.
You cannot lose ii. The Herald Big
Six Campaign. There are no losers.
Every worker is guaranteed ton per
cent cash commission On the amount
that each turns into The Herald
during the time that he campaign Is
In progress.
You may be the winner of the
Studebaker Special Six Sedan If you
enter The Herald Big Six Auto Cam
paign now and get in some good, ef-
days and continue as good point get
ter until the close of the campaign.
You ma work anywhere In the
United States or Canada in getting
subscriptions In this campaign, and
the subscriptions you get will entitle
you to point credits in accordance
with the schedule published.
The best point offer Of the cam
paign Is the First Special Point Of
fer" Remittances to entitle candi-
dates to credit under this offer must
reach the Grand Forks Herald ONCE
not later than ten o'clock in the ev.
ening on septemba ifteenth, 1921.
Be sure and send in rennattances In
time SO that they Will reach The Her
ald office on time and remember that
this is the best special point offer OF
the campaign.
Each candidate should read under
the heading. Instructions to Work
ers," the paragraph entitled First
Special Point Offer"
Six sedans are to be given
away. There Is no good.
reason why you should not be the
AAiAAC VI pAl0 o4HtIl0IIls Q1O10 SAAdh
twenty Herald cars have been given
to contestants in Herald Campaigns.
In the Big Six Campaign SIX sedans
are to be awarded as Grand Prize
and district prizes.
The Grand Prize.
The grand prize is a %studebaker
Special Six Sedan. ve-passengef:
SO horse power ACKNOWLEDGMENT
motor; 119 inch wheelbase: interme-
date transmission and cord tires.
Soft ~carpeting, subdued harmony
OF coloring in the upholstery, inviting
depth Of cushions, completeness Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are features Of
the Special Six Sedan that offer an ir-
resistible appeal. Massive head
lights, artistic coach lamps and cut
glass dome light add to It's beauty.
Eight rigid upright posts from floor
to roof insure strength and quietness;
flour broad doors make movements in
{or out a matter OF ease and conven-
Silence; simple, automatic window lifts
efFsraise or lower the plate glass win
dows; ventilator In cowl. tSolidity Of
construction and abundant power
combine to make this Sedan a car OF
unusual; comfort and satisfaction
and the dependable performance Of
the 50-horsepower S~tudebaker Spe-
cial Six chassis is an added assur-
nnce Of the full enjoyment Of closed
(, car comfort. ES'
District Prizes-Hve Ford Sedans.
Five : passenger, 4 : cylinder, 20
horsepower, Large sliding plate glass
windows in doors and sides. Roomy
doors: Two unit electric starting
NJ rims. 3h-inch non-skid tires all
around. Tire carrier. An all eason
car OF style and comfort-for social
functions, for shopping, for touring
and general uses. Enclosed car COM
forts with Ford simplicity and relia-
bility.
#, How Awarded.
The Grand Prize Studebaker se>
dan, valued at $4,000 F. o. B. Grand
Forks, will be awarded to. the person
having the largest number Of point
credits when the campaign closes,
obtained in accordance with the rules
of the campaign. "
The district Prizes-one Ford Sc.
dan for each district-will be award
ed one in each district to the person
In each district having the greatest
number Of point credits, obtained in
accordance with the rules of the
campaign, after the grand prize win
ner has been decided and eliminated.
It Is to be clearly understood that no
prize winner is entitled to more than
one prize in this campaign.
l.. The First District includes
Pembina. Walsh, Cavalier, Grand
Forks, Traill and Cass counties.
2. The Second District includes
Towner. Ramsey. Nelson, Eddy, Fos-
ter Benson, Pierce,,and Rolette coun-
5. The Third District includes
Bottineau. McHenry, Wells, Sheridan.
Mclean. Ward. and Renville u
ties. a5. y
4. The Fourth District is com
prised Of Northeastern Montana, and
Districts One. Two and Three.
The Fifth District
includes Kittson, Marshall. Polk.
Norman, Clay. Becker. Mahnomen.
Red Lake. Pennington. Roseau. Bel
trami and Clearwater counties in.
Northern Minnesota.
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
District. No. 1.
Herbert Traveller. Ardoch. . 1000
Ruth M. Dean, Arvilla $3.50. 1000
J.. C. Koths, Cavalier ........ 1000
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