The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-14

Booming rapidly along on the
wings of popularity with the stamp
of public interest increasing by leaps
and bounds, The Age Herald's $4,000
Club" with its eight fine automobiles
and liberal cash awards which are to
be given free in the course of the
next few weeks to the energetic,
ambitious men and women Ct this
city and suburbs, is fast becoming
the chief topic of conversation in al
most every home in the city.
Everywhere intense interest is
manifested In the wonderful offer
which presents to anyone the oppor-
tunity of obtaining handsome auto
mobile without one penny of cost
simply in exchange for spare time
effort. The alluring prospect of ac-
curing great big brand new Jewett,
Columbia or Essex automobile to say
nothing of five Fords, is proving a
veritable magnet to the men and
women in every section of the cam
paign territory and entries are roll
ing into the $4,000 Club" offices
with a constantly increasing rapidity
which presages an exciting race for
the eight free automobiles.
All day yesterday the club man
ager was busy answering questions,
scores of callers. both men and wom-
en- came to the Club" offices In The
Age-Herald building and departed
with the determination to annex one
of these eight automobiles.
One of the interesting features Of
the day was the even percentage Of
men and women who entered. In
terest is not confined to any one sex,
1t appears and the indications are,
that there will be about as many
women, possibly slightly more, than
men.
The fact that the campaign is free
to all and open to members of both
sexes is bound to bring about inter-
esting developments. Also there are
absolutely no obligations attached to
entering and 1t costs nothing to try
for one of the cars. 1t isn't even
necessary to be subscriber to The
AgeH Herald to share in the award
and everyone is absolutely guaran-
teed ample pay for whatever time
they may give.
All Are Free.
The prizes from the first big car
on down to the last Ford and that's a
long way, are free. The wholesome
spirit of fairness with which The
Age Herald will distribute the 49,
600 Club" prizes, plus the fact that
members are required only to Sc
cure signed orders on renewal sub
scriptions and on new subscriptiCn MS
have only to collect the first month S
payment, eighty-five cents. at the end
of the campaign, should they fail to
win one of the automobiles the
e!ghty-five cents they have collected
and turned in on each new subscrip-
tiCn order will be paid back to them,
is the dominating feature which is
inducing so many to enter. They
know that they will be paid for
whatever they do and even should
they fell to win a car they can earn
from $40 a week upwards for their
spare time in the next eight weeks.
Credits are issued. which will count
towards winning the automobiles, on
both new and renewal subscriptiC
so you see anyway you figure it, you
are bound to win, II not an automo-
bile, you will receive ample pay
ment for your time spent in boosting
The Age Herald to your friends and
acquaintances. -
Factors Needed To Win.
Ambition, energy and effort, min
gled with plenty of pep" and a
strong determination to win. are the
factors necessary in the $4,000 Club
have the advantage. But the oppor-
tunities now are equal. The only
thing between you and the start is