Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-10-31
TENSE SITUATION
HOLDS LEADERS IN
CIRCULATION DRIVE
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big leaders lined up for the home
stretch?" Who will get the start on
the bunch for the fast and furious
race to the finish. It's going to be
thrills every hour. Every minute and
every flashing second means lot to
the candidate who must win first
proze, and the honor that goes with
its possession.
The all-important time is at hand,
even the final count can mean little
more. Just eight more days of the
Big Credits, eight days to strike the
blow that is almost certain to win
prizes that are worth hundreds of dol
lars. Indeed the race is so close that
it would seem as though a subscrip-
ton, or two, would change the posi-
tons very much. But it is more than
subscription or two the candidates
want. 1t is a lead over their COM
petitors. A few five year subscrip-
tions, a lot of twos and world of
ones. They must have them. 1t is a
real race. Good-natured, hard-work
ing and scheming candidates-red-
biooded and fair to the last-all know
ing there can be but one big winner
not satisfied for one minute to even
think of defeat. Happy winners and
good losers. Right now the supreme
test is at hand. The organization is
going like clockwork, the public is
back of the candidates, and we can
expect exciting reports each count
from now on.
To be sure the campaign does not
end in eight days hence, but it will
mean much to the candidate holding
the lead when the first drop in the
credit schedule comes into effect. Not
only will leadership at this time mean
lots of help and encouragement from
friends and relatives, it will mean the
added advantages of placing oppon-
ents in a position where they must get
two to one, the rest of the way to even
up competition.
Who will be the candidate to hold
the lead eight days hence? That is
for you to say, and right now is the
time you must begin to make answer.
IL you show a greater activity than
any of the others-just little more
determination, you can answer in
the affirmative, but if you are going
to stand idly by and do nothing,
someone else will answer for you with
a great big negative.
The time between now and 9 P. NJ,
Saturday, November 18th, is all that is
left OF the Big Quadruple Credit Per-
iod. We are repeating this over and
over for the reason so few of the in
terested parties seem to have recog-
nized the importance of the Big Cred
it Period which is slipping away so
rapidly. To win one of the big prizes
one must have a full appreciation of
the difference between Quadruple
Credits and Single Credits, and take
full advantage of each in turn.
Consult the credit schedule on the
cover Of your receipt book and you
will see how heavily subscriptions
will lose in credit earning power af-
ter the end of the first period. There
fore, it is suicide for candidates to
hold back their reports, from one per-
iod to another, unless they really wish
to lose part of what they have gained
Just as sure as the sun rises and
sets, some candidates will bring the
banner of victory to the breeze on the
evening of November 25th, and right
now is the time to decide whether or
not you are going to make real
fight to share in the qualification. This
is game of chance-fghting chance
and you surely are not going to re-
main idle when there is such a Won
derful chance to something worth
while.
THE BIG WEEK