The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-03-17
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ways an expense. No newspape
ever made money on its subscrip
ton list. Your Courier-Reporte
costs the publishers more casl
each year to produce it and de
liver it to you than you pay.
However. if by the spending Q
$4,000 now, the Courier-Reporte
will increase its subscription lis
to the point where more adver
Users will use its columns, T.
reach a greater number of people
then in the years to come thi
$4,000 will be returned time an,
again to the Courier-Reporter.
It is simply a business PROPOSE
ton and sound from every stand
point. No one loses, not even the
Courier Reporter. This paper, how.
ever, will not realize the benefits
and cash in on them as soon as &c
our readers who carry on with us
in this great gift distribution.
The equipment of the Courier
Reporter is so complete that 1t
can care for 1000 readers each
week just as easily as it can care
for half that number. And that IS
the goal-20O0 subscribers-tha
it hopes to reach as result OF
this great gift distribution.
And the gifts. Just what are
they?
A magnificent big, latest model
Essex Coach, value 1896, purchas-
ed from the Twin City Motors Co.;
a beautiful. latest model Chevrolet
Coach. value $746, purchased from
Richards Gest Motor Co. and hun
dreds of dollars in cash-a verit-
able shower of silver and ten per
cent Cash commissions to every
active non-gift winning partici-
pant. Ali this goes to make up the
gigantic gift list to be presented
absolutely free by the Courier
Reporter to its friends and readers
in just few weeks.
Then. too, in order to insure an
equitable distribution, two districts
have been made with special gifts
set aside for each district.
District No. will include only
the territory within the city limits
of Kennewick, and district No. 2
will include the territory covered
by the Courier Reporter outside
the city limits of Kennewick.
In this election you can, in your
spare time, earn more in the next
few weeks than the average fam
lily man can earn in whole year.
You can earn more than the av-
erage man saves in many years.
You absolutely increase your earn
ing power-and you do it in your
spare time.
Perhaps you already have a car
in which case you may sell your
prize and expend the money in
travel or a nucleus for an educa-
ton or for a home of your own.
Everybody has use for cash, and
$1,000 is not to be passed up light
ly.
Now $1,000 is pretty good money
to add to your present income for
your spare moments during the
next few weeks moments that
would otherwise be lost.
How long would it take you to
save enough money out of your
earnings to purchase a car of
these values or one of the other
big gifts awaiting you in this gift
distribution? Figure it out for
yourself. You will readily see the
opportunities that participation in
this distribution affords.
Very little is required of you to
win. You have the time, plenty of
it. An hour a day spent among
your friends and neighbors for the
Courier-Reporter is sufficient to
WIN the biggest prize in the list.
You have the time. Really, your
tlme-a few minutes. of an eve
nlng-is worth more than any full
time employment you could ina
glne. Yet it is but side issue
a spare time proposition. Nothing
more. There IS no sentiment about
1t. To earn money honorably is
desirable. The money and the big.
handsome, speedy cars, are now
provided. They are here for Won.
You cannot lose. You are paid
Ior every minute of your time.
Every active non-gift winner IS
given an Absolute Guarantee that
ne or she viii be paid for his or
her time. 10 per cent of every dol
lar you turn in for subscrint;ons
In case you fail to win one of tba
big prizes. That, in itself is =
good business proposition. We ali
have spare moments after worle
that we can turn into cash.
There is one thing, tho. that is
certain. There is absolutely mo
way You can secure one of these
gifts either cash or cars-except
by votes. There are but two WAYS
you can get votes. One is by col.
Letting the free vote coupons which
will appear in each issue of the
Courier-Reporter. The other is BY
securing subscriptions and renew.
ais.
No votes will be sold. There is
absolutely no way you can secure
votes eXcept for counons mr. c,,h.