The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-08-30
-clOsINs RULES or HARTFORD HERALD AUTO CONTEST.

All candidates who are inside thu
Office by nine o'clock OF the closing
night will be waited upon, regardless
of how long II takes. II the contest
manager is busy waiting upon some
one else you will be waited upon in
your turn IL you are in the Office be.
fore the dot of the closing hour.
Not a single subscription will be
taken from anyone after the stroke
of nine who has not been in the Office
waiting for turn to be waited upon
Each one must accept opportunity
70 be waited upon, or sacrifice their
opportunity. Delay of this kind will
not be permitted.
Names and addresses must accom-
pany all money turned in on sub
scription. Not dollar will be ac-
cected ualess name is turned in with
1t.
Failure of any candidate to turn
in any subscription collected will bar
the candidate from the final count.
and from being named winner of
any prize. OF commission. (This rule
will be enforced rigidly)
Prizes will be awarded as follows:
Candidate who has the greatest
vote of all candidates will win the
Chevrolet Sedan. Candidate who has
the second greatest vote will win the
500. Then, each district is taken
separately, eliminating those two
OF the remaining candidates, the
ones having the greatest vote in
their respective districts will win a
Wardrobe trunk. The ones standing
second highest in each district will
win Is jewel Elgin Wrist Watch.
The three candidates standing third
in their respective districts will each
win a 26-piece set of Silverware.
All others who have been active
since time of entrance INTO the con-
tcit, making cash report each week,
will receive cash commissions of 10
per cent on subscriptions they have
turned in.
Names of the three gentlemen who
will act as contest judges will be an
nounced before the closing. They
will be three gentlemen of the high
est integrity. who have no particular
interest in any candidate.
Every prize will be awarded as
outlined in the contest, regardless of
row little may be turned in. 1t is
,uparfous TO add that every point
VIII be carried out with absolute
fairness to each and everyone in the
regardless of who they are,
or where they may reside.
The one turning in the most sub
,criptions must win. The most up
% this date is merely small CHANGE
Your success will be determined by
what you do during this last week.
Results have been so small that n
loZen or so of the clubs would give
leadership to practically any candi-
late in the list.
IF you wish to win it is up to you
% figure with little determination.
Wake your utmost attempt for the
Sedan and consider the fact that sec
md place wins 500 cash. /
No allowance can be made for
II Misunderstanding of the closing
'ules, or any point pertaining to the
contest. Make inquiries so no room
will be left for misunderstanding,
which might prove costly.
Advise with the contest manager
lpon every point or plan.
Anyone having complaint Of any
.ature must register it at least three
lays before close of contest, in order
o receive attention. Check over
,our ballots and every point and as
ure yourself that everything is cor
ect Responsibility for all such
matters rests entirely with you. I'm
IL three days before the closing ev-
ny attention will be given TO such
matters reported, but they vii, avail
lothing after that time. After that
line it rests with each candidate to
zee that ballots are correct upon ac-
epting them, and to verify correct
less of each transaction at the time
t is made.
Remember the date and hour of
he closing-Saturday, Sept. 9th. at
line o'clock in the evening-right
IN the dot of the hour. And remem-
Ter that each ballot and every sub
crlption must be here at this Office
~ that time, or 1t will be lost as far
IS this contest is concerned.