The Sauk Centre herald., 1936-09-17
Next II Days Called Best to
Enter Herald Expansion Club
5000 Extra Credits Offered
AS Bonus During This
Period
(By A. HI. Dasinger)

Enthusiasm over the Herald ST.
10000 Expansion Club circulation
campaign with its fascinating chal-
lenge to the salesmanship spirit OF
men and women of this community
is reflected by the many questions
which come to this office about
this great offer.
Automobile winning Is going to
be about the easiest thing in the
world for some of those who take
an active part in this drive. The
next twelve days are the best days
for added starters to jump into the
race. There is a bonus of 5000 ex-
ira credits given for every sub
scription year turned in over and
above the regular credits. This ex-
ira bonus offer holds good only un-
til 10 p. m. Tuesday, September
20.
Think Of piling up these extra
credits to win the $671 Chevrolet
Town Sedan. Then there is the
$3.50 Ford V-8 as the second grand
award. There are seven grand
awards in all. Active members who
do not win one of the eight main
awards will be paid a cash COM
mission Of 20 per cent on every
subscription dollar turned in.
Could any offer be fairer? Hon.
estly it is astonishing the way
some folks hesitate to take advan-
tage Of this huge prize offer, sim
ply because some would-be wise
person says, "Oh, you can't win.
It's too much trouble, or someone
will buy up lot of credits, or
someone will transfer their credits
to others, or it's this or that" Now
as a matter Of fact none of these
things can possibly happen. Credits
positively cannot be purchased,
they are absolutely not transfer
able. Every subscription will be
carefully verified before the awards
are made and every award will be
won by meritorius efforts alone.
Some people are so skeptical
that they will not or cannot believe
what they see with their own
eyes. There are thousands who
would rather discourage than give
word Of encouragement to their
fellowman. There Is never a worth
while undertaking but what comes
in for it's share of hammering from
the cynical critics who use a lot of
light words without giving thought
to the truth or the weight Of their
assertions.
The sane thinking man or wom-
an realizes that the Herald has far
too much at stake not to see to 1t
that the campaign is conducted in
strict accordance with the rules
laid down at the outset. Absolute
fairness is the keynote Of the Ex-
pansion Club campaign. This news
paper has the confidence of its
readers and friends and gives to
all an assurance that every partici-
pant will be accorded the same fair
and impartial treatment.
Another point which we wish to
make clear in the minds Of all our
readers is this: All subscription
credits will be reduced after 10 p.
m. September 20. We mean Just
exactly what we say, any one hold
ing back their subscriptions think
ing that more credits will be allow
ed later will be sadly disappointed
as the credits will come down af-
ter September %.
There Is room for several new
entrants to join the club, in fact
there are more prizes than active
members in the race. Telephone 206
or call at this office any time be-
tween 8 a. m, and 8 p. m, for
printed matter which will start you
out to automobile ownership. Enter
today, you have all to gain and alb
solutely nothing to lose.