White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-08-26

The White Pine News today an
nounces the most liberal circulation
campaign ever inaugurated in this
section of the state. The plan of the
campaign is unique. 1t will be con
Quoted under the name of "The Sales
manship Club" and will include all
territory in Ely and White Pine
county.
While the White Pine News en-
joys large circulation in the trade
territory of Ely, it's usefulness can
he greatly increased by the addition
of several hundred new subscrib-
ers To give friends and readers an
opportunity to profit in big way,
the White Pne News offers $4,000
in prizes and cash commissions tC
ambitious, hustling men and women,
girls and boys. in exchange for lit
tie we'll directed effort during the
next seven weeks,
The art of salesmanship is being
expounded by all the leading bust
ness concerns of the country today
The White Pine News has decided to
use this method to increase it's list
of readers and the liberal rewards
offered are of such value as to attract
the interest of every ambitious per-
son in the territory covered by this
paper
This is not Popularity or
Beauty contest. 1t is a pure test
of salesmanship ability, an devery
one who enters the campaign and
who remain active for just seven
short weeks will be richly paid for
their time and effort.
Prizes worth while. The grand
prize is 1924 model Chevrolet
Sedan, bought at the Ely Garage,
local dealers for Chevrolet cars, and
is already on display in their sales
.Soom This beautiful car sells for
I125 and is one that an yone would
proud to own. You can own it
1vrP just little we'll directed effort
in the next seven weeks.
Second Prize - Beautiful over
stuffed Chesterfield set, value $500.
bought of and on display at Louis
Cononelos Co., McGill.
Third Prize Columbia Console,
latest creation in monographs, Will
liam and Mary style, value $500,
bought of and on display at Joe's
Candy Kitchen
Fourth Prize Radio Set, com
plete range. 1000 miles, value s142.-
so, bought of and on display at E. o.
Ringers.
Fifth Prize-26 piece set Oneida
Community Silver, so year guaran-
tee, mahogany case, bought OF and
on display at A. c. Lindskog's Jew
elry Store.
Sixth PriZe-Choice of any Ladies
or Gents $35 watch in the select
stock of Bishop the Jeweler.
Seventh Prize-Autographic Ko-
dak, value $25, bought Of and on dis
play at Steptoe Pharmacy.
The campaign will not be long
drawn out affair extending over a
period OF months, but instead is of
only seven weeks duration. closing
October 13 Think of being able in
seven weeks to secure prizes that
would ordinarily require months,
even years of saving and self-denial
to acquire, yet that is just what the
White Pine News is offering you just
for little of your spare time dur
ing the next seven weeks.
The SALESMANSHIP CLUB is
open to every ambitious man or wom-
an, young or old, married or single,
residing in White Pine county and
surrounding territory. 1t is not nee
essary that you be subscriber to
become member of the club 1t
will not cost you one cent now or
later, the prizes are free and will
be awarded to those developing the
best salesmanship ability. The big
gest bank account belongs to the
best sales people. Every person is
a natural born salesman, some are
better than Others, but all can sell
if they try. and this is your golden
opportunity to cash in on your sales
manship ability. You may even sur
prise yourself, for it is exceptionally
easy to sell the White Pine News.
ufhat the Sa1esmanship Club may
4 Aabove suspicion as to its fairness
goes without saying. bat to doub!y in
sure fairness an advisory board com
posed of FIVE of your leading citizens
has been selected The board will acj
in an advisory capacity on all ques
tions OF any moment that may arise
also this board will award the prizes
at the close OF the campaign
AS soon as you have read this ad
vertisement. don't lose any time get