The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-08-02

and ballot Take no chances. Sc.
cure another subscription today and
send it in promptly.
Those who have not been credited
with subscription should secure
two subscriptions without delay so
as to receive credit for two of the
fifty thousand vote ballots. FIRE.
quently in contest of this kind the
first two subscriptions create winner
OF a district prize, as the first two
subscriptions net a total of 10000
votes.
Back Collections
Contestants and subscribers should
understand that all money paid on
subscriptions earns votes according
to the vote table and counts toward
making up the Clubs of SIS.
This applies to collection of back
accounts on subscriptions as well
as any other payments.
To Subscribers
Anything you pay on your sub
scription, whether you pay it at the
office or to contestant, will earn
votes in the contest. The votes
cost you nothing. as they are given
free on each subscription payment.
If you pay at the Office be sure
and name the contestant you wish
to assist in winning the Chevrolet
Sedan or one OF the other prizes.
Look at the label on your paper.
1t tells when your subscription ex-
pire5. Pay up your back account
and year or so in advance and
give the votes to your favorite. Ask
to see list of contestants at the
office if you haven't selected the
contestant you wish to vote for.
Voting Limit
Contestants should read the
Limit" which appears at head of
the list of Contestants in this paper.
1t explains how only a limited num-
ber of subscription ballots may be
published each week If you have
sent in a ballot and all of it has
not been published the balance will
be published in weeks that follow.
Subscription ballots will be held
back generally by the contestants,
and only the limited number pub
lished each week.
Do Something
If you have been nominated in
the contest you should by all means
make a little stir and inject a little
energy into your campaign. Don't
be dead one in a live race. If
you don't feel capable of winning
the first prize, go in earnestly to
win one of the district prizes that
MUST go to your district. All of the
prizes are valuable and most desir-
able and well worth working for
during your spare moments.
Most contestants derive much
pleasure from carrying on a cam
paign. The work is pleasant, in
teresting and most profitable. Old
er relatives and friends of contest
ants often urge them to take part
for the valuable business training
and experience they will gain while
on a campaign in their own ,
behalf There is no question but
what experience of this kind teaches
a person the PRINCIPLES of salesman
slip, how to arprCach people on n
basiness basis and 10 express them
selves in straightforward manner,
as well as to think quickly and act
with precision.
Speaking Of the ladies, success
full business man recently said,
SHOW me lady who makes good \
IN a Subscription Contest and l will \
show you an alert business woman \
who is capable of holding her own ,
IN the business world" \
Begin today in your own neigh ,
)orhood and gather subscriptions f,
md soon you will be one of the !,
eaders In the race. There are /,
ELEVEN fine prizes, and cash .
wards for all others who take
,art. You must win something.
Supplies
Lists Of old subscribers, receipt
cooks and circular letters for the y
purpose of soliciting distant friends \
" mail. may be had at the contest \
department.. All free for the ask \
ng.