The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-16
ALL DISTRICTS OFFER EXCELLENT
OPENINGS TO GOOD WORKERS

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of the three sections for added start
ers in the Chronicle Salesmanshir
Campaign. 1t locks like it is goinf
to be a sure enough cinch for active
candidates to win the big awards III
the campaign which is just starting
and continues until July 2.
While there are many who have
sent in their names and oti ers whC
have been nominated by some frienc
there are many soft spets, of mighty
good campaign territory entirely un
condition may be owing to hurried
reading of the advertising or an ides
that these big prizes are to be OBJ
tanned by long hard peripH nf work
One who has obtained receipt books
and started to work outside of RED
Lodge tells the sales manager that
she is determined to win the Gard.
ner Tourdeluxe car and a4so the eex-
tra$100.00 to be given the one with
the highest credit, outside of Red
Lodge, at 10 o'clock the night of May
31st.
This determination to do ones best
is the spirit that brings SUCCESS. This
is in the thought of some of the can
didates in Red Lodge also because
the high score May 81 in Sections
One or Two tRed Lodge) wins the
Gold Watch. The winner Of that will
be in very fine position ito reach
for the Gardner car.
Both these special awards will be
announced by the judges at the close
of the main campaign, July 2.
The best way for the candidates to
go about winning of these prizes is
to have his or her name printed in
the list of candidates, (which will be
printed next week. in order that in
terested friends may know of the
candidates desire to get support
Again it may be that some friend
now getting the chronicle as a sam
pie sent by the publisher TO them,
without charge, will see the name in
the paper and at once send IN their
order with instructions to give the
credits to the candidate. If the can
didate goes right to work and covers
the field reasonably quick there will
be lots of orders obtained. Euscrip-
tions like this will be dated as start
ed when the order is given to the
candidate, the proceeding copies not
being charged for. In other words,
the one receiving sample copy is
under no obligation to subscribe, its
a matter Of free choice.
With such an array of rich awards
as the Gardner $1285.00 TourdeIuae
car for the highest number of credits,
the $500 diamond ring for the sec
ond highest number of credits, the
$4,000 Victrola, for the third high
est number of credits at the close of
the Salesmanship Campaign July 2,
many friends of The paper have ex-
pressed the opinion that these three
awards would be quite enough to
give, especially as a ten per cent
commission will be paid all who do
not win an award Of some value.
But the publisher thinks this way
about 1.-THE more prizes given the
more candidates there will be boost
ing circulation, which is sure to bring
in more subscribers than having only
a few workers. That's sure enough
good logic, I'll say.
And so after the three highest hard
hitters have won the three big awards
they become disqualified to win any
others excepting the specials on May
81. That win leave three others as
leaders In each of the three sections
each of them will get a $50 merchan-
disc award. Every other active can
didate will get cash commission on
eveay dollar he or she collects. Every
body gets well paid. Join in with the
other salesmen and get your share.
Vacation days are coming and your
spare time won viii bring you q good |
award.
Any man or woman, young or old
or single may enter the cam
paign by sending name and address
to the Saiesmanship Campaign De-
partment of the Chronicle, Red Lodge,
or telephone No. 9, The sales manag- I
er and assistants are ready to give
help and instructions to every one
wanting to start. The only chance
you have to lose is. bby. not Nssrtinx}
tc work In this interesting campaign.