The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-04-21

Last week the most liberal circula
tion campaign known to Southeas
Missouri was announced by the Farm
ington Times. The campaign adver
tised to open April Ia and true to form
on Friday morning at the first "cracl
of the pistol" all "got away" to ;
meek and neck" start.
The campaign went into high almost
from the beginning hour, and is nov
booming along on the wings of popu
larity with the stamp of public ap-
proval already placed upon it. The an
nouncement to carry the names of club
members and first credit standings ap.
pears in this issue and from now or
public interest will be increasing by
leaps and bounds.
And small wonder!
Every person in the community-in
several counties in Southeast Missou-
ri surrounding st. Francois county
is more or less directly interested in
this campaign. 1t means handsome
rewards for the club members, q big
ger and better paper for every SUBJ
scriber and greater retuns for the ad-
yetisers' money.
The names of the Salesmanship
club members and their nomination
credits appear in this issue. Their
standings will be published every
week hereafter.
Entrants up to Wednesday night
are listed. Yes, you can still enter,
and win-but ENTER NOW.
Prizes are Worth While.
Think of winning brand new, 1922
model Studebaker Special Six Spas
senger touring car, valued at $1650,
for but six weeks of spare time eff
fort. That is just what one of the
club members will do.
Another will receive the brand new
Ford Roadster, another the elegant
Columbia Grafonola, and so on. while
for those active workers whose time
is so limited as to place them outside
the prizes, cash commission checks
81 on every $5-will fall.
Millions of people scrimp and save
all their lives and yet never save an
amount of money equal to even the
lesser of the first three prizes-any
one of which you can win if you but
make up your mind to do so.
Yes, there is still room for YOU
Il you are live wire. Real hustlers
may always be depended upon to
make place for themselves in any
field of endeavor. And it costs you
nothing to TRY. All that is required
s little ambition on your part,
packed by confidence in yourself, and
,ep enough to say "whoa" to the dol
ars The Times is ready to roll toward
'ou.
No Time to Lose.
But you will have to make up your
mind quickly. Right NOW is the
ime to get started. Some of the most
popular and energetic ladies and gen.
lemen in this community have already
allied their hats into the ring and the
will soon pass from the
merely interesting to the exciting
tages.
All Worthy Of Support.
You can see with half an eye that
here are no drones in The Times
ialesmanship Club. Every one of |
hem is hustler worthy Of your sup
ort and if you have friend in the
huh now is the time to make noise
Ike subscription order. Your "well
fishes" will doubtless be appreciated,
ut they will get nobody any credits
-and credits alone will win the priz-
5. 1t is during the early days of the
that encouragement and
elp does the most good. If your
lend is showing ambition worthy of
ssistance why not give it when it lis
Iost needed? Ws
: Not Charity Proposition.
This. is not a charitable PROPOSE
on, nor are club members asking /,
iarity or gifts of any kind. Every
to The Times will get his
oney's worth and much more. e4 p
Y Only Effort will Win Prizes, III ~, I,
Understand that effort and persist, \
ice alone will win in. this, campaign, VI
ID the big prizes attendant thereto.It
mere is no chaHGes luck or '!puil'tl,
,out it. The tbestogpFkers will win I,
10 biggest prizessr EVERY safe ,
lard possible has been made to in /