Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-23
SHORT CAMPAIGN
FOR PRESS GIFTS
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her of votes in all districts will have
first choice of all of the prizes. The
person having the largest number OF
votes in another district will have see
ond choice, and the person having the
greatest number of votes in the remain
ing district the third ear, so no matter
where YOU live you will have an equal
opportunity with everybody to get the
ear Of your choice Second prize in
each will be n new Superior Model
Stream line Chevrolet.
Intense interest is already being ev-
idenced in the campaign, both by
reason of the educational value Of the
course in salesmanship and the man.
|moth awards in store for the partici-
|pants.
Men and women, boys and girls are
already sending in their nomination
blanks with their names or that OF q
friend on them and asking just how to
lgo about winning the prize of their
choice.
Twenty Per Cent
Participants cannot possibly lose in
the Everybody Wins campaign. It
doesn't cost one cent to enter and to
win the very biggest Of the awards. If
you do not land one Of the grand prizes
you will be paid In CASH for what
ever you make in the campaign. Twen-
ty per cent is the lowest cash prize
in the campaign.
An Opportunity
Never before has such liberal OPP
J lportunity been presented to the people
of FL Centre and Imperial Valley. New
| er before has such an aluring and
generous proposition been launched. 1t
| is plainly evident, by the rapidly in
lcreasing interest shown. that the am
bilious folk of Imperial Valley and
lvicinitv are going to take advantage
lof this great opportunity. Some idea
of the keen enthusiasm with which
some of the Press readers are sending
lin their nomination. blanks is shown
lbv expressions made in statements to
the campaign manager during the little
preliminary chats which occupied part
of the time yesterday and today.
One Is Incredulous
| Is the Press actually going to give
away all that long list of big prizes
Isimply in exchange for vote gather
ling" asked an ineredulous Young
woman who called this morning.
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leampaign manager.
| Votes-votes alone will win. All
lyou have to do is to get them. They
lpearing insevery issue of the Press and
with Subscription payments.
| Costs Nothing To Enter
Does it cost anything to enter?"
she inquired.
'' Not cent was the answer.
why, you don't even have to be a
subscriber to the paper ~
| Prizes to All
Does every participant receive a
gift?''
| ''Yes, just as announced in the be-
ginning the manager replied. "Sup-
pose that you did not land one of the
big prizes. Instead of being loser
the Press will pay you in cash COM
mission on all the subscriptions that
Iyou have turned in on the basis of
10 per cent. For instance, you will
receive 81 out of every SIS you take in
on subscriptions to the Press. There
are no losers.
| ''Well, if that isn't real liberal
don t know what is, the woman de-
clared If one can get either a Moon
Sedan, Buick Touring ear, Hudson
lSpeedster, a Stream Line Chevrolet or
"a guarantee of some good prizes as
leasy as that believe me, IN going to
get my share of this grand prize dis
tribution. | know lots of people / be-
lieve will give me their subscriptions
and can get coupons by the score
from my friends and relatives. Which
is the best method, anyway."
The election manager assured her
that the most rapid way to get votes
is to obtain subscriptions and renewal
subscriptions to the Press carefully
|expiaining to her the ''vote schedule -
a copy Of which appears ON another
page.
= You re going to hear from me-
she said as she arose to depart.
In fact, the election manager spent
a mighty pleasant day talking and
becoming acquainted with candidates
and he is glad to talk to anyone who
cares to have explained some point
that may not be exactly clear--he is
always ready to be of assistance.
!. Get Subscriptions Anywhere
Other callers who visited tho. >rcss
office asked various qeustions. One
young man wanted to know if il would
make any difference if he obtained
subscriptions and votes outside the dis
trlct in which he resided. He was
told, OF course, that he could 20 anv-
where he pleased and that there are
no restrictions as to territory, that he |