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Saturday night, May 1, at 9 o ’clock, is positively the last day and hour at which reports in the Polk County P ost’s subscription campaign will be received at
their maximum voting power. A fter that a material decline in the voting schedule will become effective. This is fair warning to all contestants and to their
friends who desire to help them when help counts the most. It may easily mean the difference between success and failure,— and demands real activity on the
part of all concerned. TH IS W E E K ’S R E SU LTS COUNT FA ST!
Long term subscriptions count the most. A few such subscriptions now from unexpected sources may be the deciding factors in the race. You— Contestant or
Subscriber— will only lose by holding back. You have everything to gain by being active before Saturday night; everything to lose by being slow to act. It is
a critical period of the race. This is fair warning.
The Only B a sis on Which Votes Will Be
During This Campaign:
FIRST PERIOD
SECOND PERIOD
THIRD PERIOD
Embracing the first four weeks
(terminating May 1st), the fol
lowing number of votes will be
issued on subscriptions:
Embracing the fifth and sixth
weeks (terminating May 15th)*
the following number of votes
will be issued on subscriptions
1 y e a r .............. $1.50
2 y ea rs............ $3.00
3 y ea rs............ $4.50
5 y e a r s . . . ........ $7.50
1 year ............ $1.50
2 y e a rs............ $3.00
3 years .......... $4.50
5 y e a rs............ $7.50
Embracing the seventh and
last week (terminating May
22), the following numoer of
votes will be issued on sub
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1 year ............. $1.50
1,500
2 y ears............. $3.00
4,000
3 y ea rs............. $4.50
7,500
5 y ears ........... $7.50
15,000
3,000
8,000
12,500
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IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, A SPECIAL BALLOT GOOD FOR 50,000 VOTES WILL 3E ISSUED ON EVERY “CLUB” OF $15.00.
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Grand Capital Prize
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This magnificent prize is on daily
Exhibition at the
Auto Utilities Co.
Auto Utilities Co.
Local Dealers
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Brand New 1920 Model 4-Cylinder Maxwell Touring Car, Worth $1230.00
Solitaire Diamond Ring
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Columbia Grafonola
W orth $125— Third Prize
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Fourth Prize
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Independence
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A. L. K U LLA N D E R , Jeweler
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Free Summer Vacation Trip to Yellowstone National Park— Second Grand Prize
Includes first class ’round trip transportation; Standard Pullman both ways; Dining car expenses enroute, and a 5-day all-expense-paid motor trip through the
park, including hotel, etc.
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$500 IN GOLD
A SPE C IA L FUND OF $.300.00 I>^ GOLD has been set aside to be distributed in the form of
salaries among active non-prize-winners on a twenty per cent basis.
Any candidate who re
mains active throughout the entire campaign, making a regular cash report, but fails to win
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dollar out o f every five you collect goes into your pocket if you fail to win a prize. This arrange
ment insures compensation to all candidates, and means that TH E R E W IL L BE NO LOSERS
$50 IN GOLD
Fifth Prize
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$25 IN GOLD
Sixth Prize
FOR COM PLETE IN FO R M A TIO N CALL, TELEPH O N E OR W R IT E “ CONTEST D E P A R T M E N T ” PO LK COUNTY POST, INDEPENDENCE, ORE.
Telephone No. 621 _
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