The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-06-18
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The prizes will be awarded on
the basis of votes, and there are
three main ways in which can
didate may now get votes, name
ly: by gift of 5000 votes as a
bonus for entering the contest,
and thereafter, for paidup sub
scriptions to The Pleasantville
Press, and coupons to be clipped
from the paper by subscribers.
The easiest thing to sell in At
lantic County is subscriptions to
The Pleasantville Press. What
ever selling ability you possess
can be tested now-with absolute
~ nothing to lose, but with tre-
mendous profits to be gained.
While The Press is already
growing by leaps and bounds, its
scope of usefulness can be great
ly increased by the enlargement
Of its circulation.
To accomplish this end quickly
and at the same time give friends
and readers an opportunity to
profit in a big way, the Pleasant
vile Press offers over $4,000 in
prizes and cash commissions to
ambitious, hustling men and wo-
men, boys and girls of this sec
ton.
Craftsmanship.
The art of craftsmanship is be-
ing expounded by all the leading
business concerns in the country
today. The Pleasantville Press
has decided to use this method
to increase it's circulation and
PRESTIGE, and the liberal rewards
and cash commissions are of such
value as to attract the interest
Of many representative citizens
in the territory served by this
paper
~ Unusual Campaign.
Thia is not popularity" or
"beautv" contest. 1t is the test
of SALESMANSHIP ability. and
every one entering the club who
remains active for just six short
weeks will be richly paid for ev-
cry effort put forth.
Prize List a Big One.
The first grand prize is mag
nificent new Chrysler 40" four
door Sedan, which until recently
sold for more than $500 This
is one of the handsomest, speed
lest and most serviceable of
cars and is growing in popular
ity by leaps and bounds 1t was
bought from and is Or display
at the Economy Garage, r.
Krewson, Proprietor, Pleasant
vile.
The second grand prize is a
snappy new Essex Coach, re-
failing for 1899 delivered. 1t is
one of the biggest buys for the
price and is a sturdy. depend
able ear. Bought from and on
display at Turner e Adams
Garage.
The third grand prize is the
world-famous and long-lasting
Ford runabout, selling at SAT-.
Bought from and on display at
the nPleas sqlttfY Motor Co.
1890 electric refrigerator 6tM u s..s
famed General Electric manu-
facture. Bought from and on dis
play at Clark Adams Electrical
Shop, Pleasantville.
Fifth grand prize will allow the
winner to choose between a $3.50
Radio Outfit or a $3.50 Orthophon-
ic Victrola. each a worthwhile
product. Bought from and on dis
play at Ralph Shultz's Radio and
Victrola Store, Pleasantville.
Sixth and seventh grand prizes
are SIS and $50 in cash respec-
lively.
Eighth to fifteenth prizes are
cash, ranging from $25 down to
SO.
Liberal Commissions Offered.
Besides the liberal rewards Of
fered, all active candidates who
fail to win a prize will be given
cash commission checks-20 per
cent. of all subscription money
ollected-which means that one
dollar out of every five goes right
back into your pocket This in
itself is a liberal business propo-
sition.
The campaign will not be a
long drawn-out affair, extending
over a period of months, but a
few short weeks, starting next
week and closing Saturday, Aug
ust IA, 1926. Think of being able
to secure in seven short weeks
what would ordinarily require
months, even years, of saving and
self-denial to acquire! Yet that
is exactly what The Pleasantville
Press is Offering you for few
weeks of your time and interest.
We ask no more of anyone's
time than their SPARE NOM
ENTS each day, and it is possible
for a person by putting in one
hour a day, effectively, to win
grand prize.
City and County Share.
Hitherto, the automobiles have
: been won by home district con-
) testants. In this campaign we
offer at least one automobile to
each district, subject to the con
ditions stated in the large ad.
This makes it worth while for
candidates outside of Pleasant
vile to compete, as they not only
have an equal opportunity to win
the Chrysler Sedan, but they have
also the assurance of one of the
minor cars, if they qualify.