The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-08-25
TRIBUNE To GIVE
$4,000 IN PRIZES
FOR SUBSCRIBERS
Buick Car and $500 Cash
Big Salesmanship
Prize List.
No Losers, No Regrets
Everybody Will Profit in Subscription
Campaign Being Staged by this
Paper; Experts in Charge and
Square Deal for Everyone.

Inc Caldwell tribune today an |
nounces the most liberal circulation
campaign ever inaugurated in West |
ern Idaho. The campaign will be
known as the "SALESMANSHIP
CLUB" and will cover all of Cald-
we'll, Canyon county and surrounding
territory.
While The Tribune already enjoys
a wide circulation in its field, its scope
of usefulness can be greatly increased
by the addition of fifteen hundred
more subscribers. To accomplish this
end quickly and at the same time give
friends and readers an opportunity to
profit in big way, The Tribune Of
fers over $4,000 in prizes to men and
women, boys and girls of the more
ambitious sort, in exchange for little
we'll directed effort during the next
seven weeks.
Craftsmanship
The art of craftsmanship is being
expounded by all the leading bust
ness concerns in the country today.
The Tribune has decided to use this
method to increase its list Of readers,
and the liberal rewards, and cash
commissions offered, are of such val
ue as to tempt many representative
citizens in the territory covered by
this great county paper.
An Unusual Campaign
This is not a popularity or
beauty contest" 1t is test of
SALESMANSHIP, and everyone en-
tering the club, and who remains &C
tive for just seven short weeks, will
be richly paid for every effort put
forth. There will be no losers in this
campaign. Everybody wins-either
prize or commission check, the COM
mission being 20 per cent of al
moneys collected.
The prize list is unusually attrac'
tive. The grand capital prize is the
1923 model Buick touring car, the sec
ond grand capital prize is $500 If
CASH. In addition to the two
capital prizes that are offered, there
will be several prizes for each OF tn
two districts. The capital prize il
each of the districts will be beautiful
four piece set of furniture, valued a
$3.50 bought OF and on display at tn
Peckham furniture store. The secon'
district prizes will be two Pathe phon
opraphs valued at SIPS each, and tn
third prize for each district will be
$50 SAVINGS ACCOUNT with tn
Western National Bank of Caldwell
This is a start toward future OF com
fort and safety.
The fourth district prizes are NV
AZ piece imported china dinner set
on display at Biake's Variety Stor
The fifth prizes for each district ar
two $40 gold pices. The sixth priz
for each district is a &c Eastma
kodak bought from Harmons Dru
Store. The seventh district prizes al
two orders for pictures to be mac
by Snodgrass Picture Shop. In az
dition to the above prizes every Gu
member who does not win a pri'
receive 20 per cent of every dollar TN
they turn in provided they rema
active until the end of the campaie
and turn in at least three subscripno'
each week.
WHO MAY ENTER
To get one of these big, valuao
awards is but a matter OF amoiuoi
Any person residing within the &c
ritory coverd by The Caldwell lr'o"'
is eligible to become member Oh u
Craftsmanship Club, To join 1t IS OF,
necessary to fill out and senu !" u
Entry Blank which Will be tou"u
the big advertisement appearing Ill '"
issue of The Tribune.
1t is not even necessary 10 oe
subscriber of The Tribune 10
come member OF the Saiesr'a"S,
Club. 1t will not cost you 'e"'
either now or later. The prizes
FREE and they will be given 10 !
club members who develop me "
craftsmanship ability and secure