The Lambertville record., 1926-11-04

Nearly six weeks of strenuous eff
fort will eliminate in the closing
of the Record-News' big subscrip-
tion boosting campaign at 8 o'clock
next Wednesday evening.
The two most enterprising work
ers will be awarded closed automo-
biles and the three next highest will
be given cash prizes. All those fail
ing to finish among the prize win
ners will be paid cash commission
of 10 per cent on all collections.
Going Up!"
That is what the point standings
of the different candidates are doing
as final roundup is being made for
subscriptions in the Record News
big campaign.
Going up and rapidly mounting
higher and higher are the grand
totals of points being polled by the
workers who are after the automo-
biles and cash prizes to be given
away next week.
A glance at the standing of the
candidates published today will dis
close just how rapidly the point
totals are mounting. The candidates
are certainly making things hum
this week, are out hustling for sub
scriptions as they realize it is row
or never if they are to win one of
the two automobiles.
Two more days of the last extra
point offer and five more days until
the close of the campaign is the
reason for the feverish activity now.
The last extra point offer of the
campaign will end at $50 o'clock
next Saturday evening. Until Sat
urday evening the candidates will be
given $4,000 extra points in addition
to the regular point schedule for
each 50 worth of subscriptions they
turn in on the campaign. After
Saturday evening all subscriptions,
both new and renewal, will not
count extra points. There will be
no extra points given on subscrip-
tions during The last three days
The time until the close of the.
campaign is growing short. Only
five more days remain before the
final count Of points and the award
ing Of the prizes will take place.
Candidates should realize that every
subscription they can secure before
the close of the campaign is of the
utmost importance.
A little extra effort in securing
subscriptions during the next few
days may be just enough to secure
one of the automobiles. While
number of the leaders fell down
rather badly on the second period,
which ended last Saturday, this last
extra point offer is their opportun-
ity to regain their position among
the leaders in the campaign.
To Campaign Workers-Are You
going W Do IilS OIe W liHioH Niialh-
phantly with an overwhelming num-
ber of points, or are you going to
depend up on what you now have,
and see the efforts, of those many
weeks practically lost and the big
gest reward of the campaign wrest-
ed from your grasp by some more
an+arpriSi,,er candidate
Your fate is in your own hands.
We can help you only by telling
you how. Now just stop and figure
what one of these cars is worth to
you and how much effort it will be
for you to get enough points before
the closing hour to "cinch" one of
them for yourself. The end is but
a few days away yet there is time
for any one of the REAL CANDI-
DATES to win either one of those
cars.
The liveliest part of the race is
now on. Every one of the candi-
dates who hopes to win will make
another roundup of all friends, ac-
quaintances and relatives, will work
persistently to the end, and TIE final
windup will be replete with thrills.
Hard work NOW will be worth all
the regrets in the world after the
campaign is over Success in affairs
of this kind depends upon keen
judgment and immediate action.
Who the winners will be now is
merely matter of conjecture, but
it is certain that the winning count
will run up into seven figures. At
the present time the management of
this newspaper is as much in the
dark as to the ultimate winners as