The Lambertville record., 1926-10-14
Biggest Point Offer Ends
Next Wednesday Night
Campaign Department Will Remain Open Un
til $50 O'clock, Wednesday Evening, Oc-
tober 20, to Accept Subscriptions.

10 one Ol the HelRHDufs anu get d
subscription, send it in this week
and be credited with the $4,000 point
coupon for the first subscription.
Points for publication in the next
list of campaign entries must be in
the Record and News office by 5
o'clock Wednesday evening, The
campaign department will be open
next Wednesday afternoon and even
ing until $3.50.
Thursday will be busy day for
the campaign department. The total
campaign worker will be tabulated
Thursday and will be divided by
nine which will determine the num-
Der of 80 clubs completed by each
worker during the biggest extra
POINT offer. Then 100000 extra points
will be issued and placed to the
credit of each worker for each 50
worth of subscriptions they turn
ed in during the first period of
the campaign.
The campaign department will be
open until $50 O'Clock Wednesday
evening to receive the subscriptions
of the campaign workers who will
find it convenient to bring their re-
turns in personally. But any one
who will not find it convenient to
call in person has the privilege of
mailing their subscriptions, provided
they are mailed before $50 o'clock
Wednesday evening.
The subscriptions will count on
the first period offer regardless of
the fact that the letters VIII not
reach this office before Thursday.
This arrangement will give all inter
ested parties the same length of
time in which to work on the big
gest point offer
The campaign workers and their
friends are guaranteed that all sub
scriptions, both new and renewal,
will count more points if turned in
or mailed by $3.50 o'clock Wednes-
day evening than they will at any
other time during the campaign.
Thursday the campaign depart
ment will send each candidate a
statement of the total amount of
cash turned in on the biggest extra
point offer, the number of 50 clubs
completed and a report of their
total point standing to date. Each
candidate will receive only a report
of their own work and no informa-
tion will be given out as to the
work or total point standing of
any other worker in the campaign.
New entries continue to come in.
Several new names will be noted in
the list of campaign workers pub
lished to-day. Entries are still open
and will be for two weeks yet. The
campaign is just half over at the
present time. 1t will not end until
Wednesday, November 10, three
weeks yet in which to work for sub
scriptions and points.
A new entry from locality which
has not been thoroughly worked
would be under but slight handicap
by entering the campaign and start
ing to work this week. There are
hundreds and hundreds of subscrip
tions to be had in the territory of
the campaign if some energetic
person will only go after them. A
whirlwind canvass during the next
three weeks would net splendid re-
suits and would place a new worker
right up with the leaders when
the final count is made at the close
of the campaign.
Five people will win prizes in the
Record and News campaign. Any
one failing to win prize will be
paid cash commission of ten per
cent on all subscriptions they turn
! in.
Anyone is eligible to enter the
campaign who is fifteen years of
age or over. All that is necessary to
enter and become an active candi-
date for one of the closed cars or
cash prizes is to send in the en-
trance coupon to be found in another
part of to-day's paper. Full instruc-
tions will be returned Immediately.