The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-10-22
Expansion Club Campaign
Ends Saturday, October "a
Subscribers Are Urged To
Renew Their Subscrip-
tions Before Zero Hour
(By A. H. Dasinger)


After the stroke of 10 o'clock or
Saturday night there will be nc
more working for subscriptions, nc
more excitement, anxiety and an
ticipation on the part Of the sales
men and saleswomen who are bat,
Ting hard to bring their totals ur
to the winning point in the Herald
100000 Expansion Club Campaign
It Is a matter Of speculative in.
terest to hundreds of readers as to
whether a man or a woman will
prove to be the better salesman.
Who VIII Win?
Another interesting question is:
Will the highest honors go to Sank
Centre or to out-of-town members:
The members, one and all, are
striving hard to bring their drive
for subscriptions to grand re-
embarrassing finish Saturday
night. No wonder they are all go
ing at top-notch speed in the dash
for the tape, for 1t is indeed q rapid
pace that is being set by some of
the more determined workers who
are bending every effort to carry
off highest honors in this unique
test Of selling ability.
Those who neglect to 60 after
subscriptions that they might have
had for the asking will have no
one to blame but themselves II
they find that they could have won
with only few more credits.
Race Is Close
The race is one Of the closest of
its kind ever witnessed anywhere
and that Is why the work accom-
plished from now on will mean so
much in the final results. It has
been an open and fair race In which
the statesmen and saleswomen will
win on the merits Of their work.
Readers through this vicinity are
keenly watching this competition
for the
$671.00 Chevrolet.
$656.00 Ford VS..
$139.50 Livingroom Suite.
$3.50 Maytag Washer.
$3.50 StrombergCarls Radio.
1895 Victor Radio.
$685. Coronado Radio.
The least any active member can
earn 10 20 per cent cash commits
sion.
Almost every man, woman, boy
and girl included in the large FAM
lily Of Herald readers has picked
some member as his or her favor
lite. They are all watching their
favorites in the heart-in-the-mouth
rush to the goal. They are standing
Loyalty by, cheering their candidate
on to victory.
That is one of the big reasons
why 1t is plainly up to each men,
Der to do his or her best, No men,
Der can afford to disappoint their
host Of admiring friends. So go to
it, all, may the best worker win.
Help Your Candidate
Mr.. and Mrs. Reader, you who
are reading this newspaper now,
have you given your subscription to
one of the members? If not why
not? Surely there is one member at
least whom you would like to see
winner! Give that member a renew
al, it will help him or her to win
the prize that they are working for.
But, you must ACT TODAY. Give
that renewal or extension before
Saturday night.
The judges selected by the Her
aid are: Harley Forsyth, local man.
ager of the Telephone Co., Wesley
Kohl, Superintendent of Schools,
and Art MacDermond, Secretary Of
the Light Department. These men
will place sealed ballot box in
club headquarters where all men,
hers may now place their remittance
es without permitting anyone to
know how many credits they obtain |
during the closing days of the cam
paign.
STANLEY Mel .ane. IL. is said to be |