The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-07
PRETTY PRIZES
PLEASE PRETTY
CANDIDATES
ava Awards in CIR Window;
Gun Opening for Good, Live
Hustlers

arNPenorter,s big subscrip-
t Eoul, campaign, which is just get,
t;nr started this week, Will 1ind
s sI.s inspiration today in the
sdou Of The CONTEMPORARIES
fife I The sixteen beautiful
s S which were purchased from
~ Rehrman Jewelry store, will
e on display here and candidates
In = now be able to inspect more
Closely !. and try on the three beaut-
;ful diamond rings and the other
through a plate glass window
the prizes may have seemed some
that unreal - candidates could
h.rdlv. believe that they would
.etually own one of the glittering
svards at the end Of this short
three weeks campaign-but when
The Young women actually try on
the Jewels, they will be convinced
That they are working for some
thing really worth while ana
beautiful.
Subscribers, and champions of
the various candidates, too, will
Also find added impetus to work
for their favorites if they actually
see these awards now in The Cour-
ier-Reporter window. They have
already attracted countrywide at
tention and viewers agree that
words cannot do them justice.
Still Few Facancies
One Of the best features of the
campaign is the assurance that at
least one diamond ring will be won
by . candidate in the city and at
least one must go to some one liv-
ing outside the city limits of Ken
newick-the biggest award, the
diamond ring with the large per-
feet diamond, will go to the candi-
date earning the most votes, re-
CARELESS Of in what district she
Elves.
, As late as Wednesday of this
week the ranks of the campaign
were not filled this leaves few
opportunities for a few young wo-
men Of Kennewick and the sur
rounding district to enter the cam
paign and be among the sixteen
candidates, each Of whom win one
Of the sixteen valuable prizes.
A list Of the candidates may be
found elsewhere in this papel-if
you are not one Of the candidates
Why not pick out your favorite and
help her toward winning one OF
the most valuable prizes? Your
subscription or renewal may mean
the difference between "almost
highest" and the votes which put
your favorite across the line" as
winner Of the biggest award.
ALI Must Win
This campaign is exceptionally
short-it lasts only sixteen more
Gays and ends Saturday, July %.
There are sixteen prizes and only
sixteen candidates will be allowed
70 participate. Every active cand-
ioate is guaranteed one of the
pig prizes. A participant cannot
lose and the size of each lady's
prize will depend solely upon her.
sen and how ably she devotes her
spare time the next sixteen DAYS.
Every prize in this campaign is
guaranteed to be exactly as adyer.
slsed-they were purchased local
y from the Behrman Jewelrv
store and will be given to sixteen
local young women.
Out In Open
complete information will ha
Available at all times through the
campaign manager-there will he
40 Misrepresentation or fake aho,,+
:nls drive or concerning the award
lug OF the prizes; it will be en-
y out in the open. There will
De Known local business men On
Inc Advisory Board of Judges to
assure its fairness. -
These judges include: a r
nn un, Mayor of Kennewick: .. g.
hurdle hurdle, county agent; George Til. i.
m president of the Kennewick
n n of Commerce; George
= refers, secretary of the Kenn e.
/ rea : Chamber of Commerce: War
th a =. Hodge, superintendent of
sne Kennewick schools u
f.. mere is still ample time for .
n.; more candidates in this cam :.
Is. Telephone or call The Corr
image; ;rsaager will give you comnlet .
VIII matlon and will furnish Won
ha, n 2 free working outfit. You 1o,
lose lossn everything to win; nothing to 10
=, Subscribers Save
f;t And subscribers, YOU can 500
pai,e percent during this cam
-ssr on on three year subscriptions tons
pers one OF the OUTSTANDING na.
a ma Inc state of Washington.
Press member aaner Of the Washington
for y. Association, Official pan res,
oi'y OF Kennewick and