The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-18

Oh, skinny! Yoo-hoo. Come on over'
 Heed the cry of enthusiasm and eXhuberance and come on into the Help Yourself club, where fortune and pleasure await you.
 Did you read the list of competi- tors in the great circulation offer of The Age-Herald published yesterday?
 Were you one of those ambitious people who scanned it closely to see If your town or neighborhood was represented by a worker-and did you rush to the mail box and get yourself nominated for one of the thirtyfour awards?
 Or, on the other hand, did you figure that it was "a mighty good opportunity for some hustler" and then neglect to enroll yourself as q prospective candidate for the wheel of one of those fourteen glistening cars, full factory equipment-every one the pride and joy of the maker, at the very top of the automobile in- dustry
 STILL MORE AWARDS
 And, then, too, there is the little matter of twenty cash awards, four to each of the five districts, and 10 per cent commission to active partici- pants who fail to shine in this fine array of prizes.
 One for you if you show half the speed those fourteen automobiles are guaranteed to make.
 Now listenl If you are still hang ing fire on the best opportunity that ever stalked up to your door and banged your knocker-and even now stands waiting for you to wake, up and answer-rush in your nomina- ton.
 There is plenty of room.
 The club is young. No one has the edge on you.
 FAIR FIELD
 A fair field is open to the man or woman who shows the greatest amount of grit and determination and the winner without an iota of favoritism will get that imposing even-passenger Cadillac stouring car that is valued at $3390, which will make the most discriminating heart warm with pleasure and pride, and the other winners will get that $3,07S Peerless, that $1,S4O Chandler, that $1,S40 Rickenbacker, that SPAS Olds- mobile that S1,235 Oakland that $1,215 Studebaker, that $1,215 Durant Sport Model, that $1,105 Maxwell and the twenty-six other awards are on the same fair, impartial basis.
 And remember this When you go out and ask your friends to help you boost your work in the club, you need not feel that you are imposing on them. Everybody knows The Age Herald, and recognizes it's un- raralleled excellence as a newspaper.
 It's pleasant work, that entails ab- solutely no embarrassment to either yourself or your friends and acquaintances. All it takes Is cer- tain amount of stick k-to-it-iveness and earnestness, and if you do not possess these traits of character, you cannot make good in this game or the game of life generally. So, there you are, plain as the nose on your face.
 OBEY THAT IMPULSE
 We have given you the hint; in fact invite you to share in these awards. The rest is up to you now. Obey that impulse and get yourself in line for a joy ride. in your own car, with the whole family sharing the pleasure-and at absolutely not one penny's expense to you.
 Do not wait one single minute-get into the race now. The campaign is short, and to the point, and if you really are serious in your desire to own one of these automobiles the clever thing to do is to get in now while subscriptions are easy to se- cure.
 BEST VOTE OFFER
 The first and best extra vote offer is now in force, whereby a club mem ber will be given 100000 additional votes if they secure $25 in subscrip- tions on or before November 3. There will be two other extra vote offers during the period of time covered by the club, but none of them will earn as many votes for subscription payments as during the present one. During the final two weeks of the club there will be no extra votes given, only the regular number as shown in the vote schedule will be allowed at that time.
 RULES OF ENTRY
 Here is how to join the club: Clip the nomination blank from today's issue and mail it in. A first sub scription is worth 10000 additional votes. Your entry blank is good for 5000 votes This gives you 15,0Oo votes to start with, plus the number