Dayton tribune., June 06, 1928, Image 3

DA Y TON TRIBUNE
Big Subscription Campaign
We are Offering Over $350.00 in Prizes to the
Ladies of This Community
DIAMOND RING, GOLD BRACELET
WATCH,
SCHOLARSHIPS
OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES.
AND
A Fine Prize for Each Active Contestant
I he most unique contest ever inaugurated in this part of the state. Every lady should try and see how good a prize she can win
Campaign Opens Saturday, May 26, and Closes Saturday, June 9, at 8 o’clock P. M.
EX 1 RA VO I ES W11 L BE GL. EX FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS—By New Subscribers is meant bona fide subscribers who are not
now taking this paper. See Schedule. WIN A PRIZE!
will get a prize.
No contestant can win more
Seventeen days' effort on your part will secure a valuable prize
than one prize.
Every active contestant
No prize is worth less than $5.03. It depends on
yourself wlv ther you get the $5.00 prize or a fine diamond ring for the efforts you put forth.
UNDER THE MANZ.GEMENT OF MR. AND MRS. C. L. PERKINS, WHO ARE EXPERIENCED PEOPLE IN NEWSPAPER WORK AND
WHO HAVE CONDUCTED 98 SUCH CAMPAIGNS IN THE NORTH-WEST.
Subscription Rates $1.50 per Year.
Campaign headquarters Day ton Tribune.
RULES OF CAMPAIGN
List of Prizes
FIRST (¡RAND PRIZE—Diamond
No employe or relative of any em­
'ring, or 9 month's scholarship.
ploye of this paper Is eligible to enter
2. 15-jewel White Gold Bracelet the campaign.
Watch, or G months scholarship.
Only one nomination coupon, value
FIELD
AKE
CANDIDATES ARE I
1> AL!
3. Amethyst Set Bracelet, or 3 5.000 votes, counts for each contestant
DOING GOOD W ORK
PILING
months scholarship.
All votes and ballots must be In the
Scholarships in Behnke-Walker Business College
UI VOTES
ballot box for the big campaign prizes
LaTausca Pearl Necklace.
on the last night.
Roman Gold Mesh Bag.
Value of A Business Education Prize
All decisions of the Campaign Man­
6.
Gold
Sapphire Set Bracelet.
The Dayton Trbune's big subscrip­ the worth while votes they thought
ager Is final.
Is Well Worth The Effort
German Silver Compact.
tion contest started off with enthus­ would surely be theirs.
If you win:
The standing of the candidates will
8. Genuine Topaz Set Ring.
iasm last week.
C. L. Perkins, the you must keep at the work every day. i
appear each week in the paper.
campaign manager, and his wife ar­ You have only 16 days in which to!
Thu business men of today bave office man’s education is complete. The
In all cases where votes are issued,
Gold Fountain Pen and Pencil.)
rived in town last week and within a gather subscriptions.
subscriptions must be paid or prepaid. neither the time nor the inclination typewriter is now found in every busi­
10. Gold Ruby Set Ring.
few days a number of young ladies
The full amount of money must be to be a school master in his own ness office and the dictation of busi­
11. Plain Silver Compact.
were enthusiastically at work, with
sent direct by mall, or brought to office. He demands employees who ness correspondence is all but uni­
are thoroughly prepared for theii versal.
12. Gohl Emerald Set Ring.
the result that a long list of new sub­ A Word to Prospective
the campaign headquarters.
The course tn snorthand often con­
duties. The world today asks two
scribers and large votes for favorite
Postage must be fully prepaid or
13. Gold Onyx Set Ring.
questions of the youth entering up­ stitutes a separate department, in­
Old
and
New
Subscribers
candidate* are being turned in at
14 Genuine Crystal Bead Neck- I they will be rejected at the postofflce. on his business career—What do you cluding careful training in English
hance not counted.
headquarters. The people are warm­
The Trisune will come thi went to 1 : < lace.
.
the elements of correspondence, man-
know? What can you do?
ing up to the contest like bears to a a large number of persons who nr •
No candidate wHl be guaranteed a
struction here is a saver of time and
certain prize, for a consideration of so Bookkeeping and Business Training money, too.
honey tree, and nearly all of the con not now on our regular subscription 1
testants nre sure to find friends who list.
If you who are readin *<’| Note Any old or new subscriber many subscriptions, or money—prizes
To transact business with dispatch
Business Laws and Customs
must be won in accordance with the
nre going to turn in subscriptions that line: are among the
and reliability one must know all
। ■ wishing to pay the contest manager conditions.
Here
is a special field of the ut­
will bring them votes.
That will we earnestly hope that you will look
at our office and have their votes is- J Contestants who live in one district about making out and endorsin- most importance to the successful
count wonderfully well when the final the paper ever carefully and ak your­
business
papers
an
I
¡.be
rules
govetn
: led and credited to their favorite may secure subscriptions or votes in
windup comes as a contestant's friend self the question whether the Tribune
Ing the samef He must be familiar business man. which the general
contestant.
any
district,
as
votes
will
be
allowed
with the use and proper disposal of school does not enter at all, and of
counts just as much ns though she ob­ is not well worth your active support,
any-
on
any
prepaid
subscriptions
receipts and checks, drafts, bills oi which the ordinary school or college
tained them herself. Several contest- nt least to the extent of an unnunl
where
in
the
United
States.
lading, invoices, certificates or de­ graduate knows absolutely nothing.
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ants have already received big boosts subscription.-
posit, notes and other business papers, The basis of all business is the con­
from their friends who have voluntar-
jn connection with considering the OI HIE STANDING OF THE CON-
he must know how to do business tract, and the rights, obligations and
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ily subn’ribed and asked that the question of becoming a subscriber we rESTANTS IN DAYTON PHARMA-1
with banks, express and railroad com powers of parties to it. These re­
ceive full consideration in the busi­
votes be recorded for their favorite ¡nvite you to read artic)eM dealing with CY. (IIRISTEN SON’S CONFEC-
The Dayton Tribune costs but >1.50 panies, postoffices, etc., and he must ness school, and its work in this ¡¡ne
candidates.
the contest now in progress and par- ¡¡ONERA AND TRIBUNE OFFICE. a year.
' set this knowledge by actual practice
is most valuable. Too many people
The contest manager says that no- ticularly to acquaint yourself with the
Spend 15 minutes a week looking ' AU, th‘S I™'“““5 ” *“C1Uded
where has he seen a more enthusias- ]ist of young ladiea who in a friendly
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“ business department of an up-to-date know nothing of the principles of busi-
PRIZES ON DISPLAY
' over the ads and catch the specials and commercial school in addition to the ness law.
tic lot of workers than those who are I way
an. striving AMI
for Vliu
the splendid list
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j you will easily save the price of the theory and practice of bookkeeping.
engaged in the Tribune’s contest. A"
All of
of prizes
nrizes which
wbicb will
win be
b„ awarded at
Business Arithmetic
Ml prizes will be on display at Day- ( paper on small orders alone.
Tha system we use tn this depart
districts surrounding Dayton nre rep­ the conclusion of the contest.
Prob­ ton
Drug
Store
and
the
candidates
I
am
confident
that
those
who
do
meat
deserves
special
mention.
W
in our classes In Business Anth-
resented and the way some of the ably one or more contestants will be
see them. They must bo seen to bo not take this paper pav from $50 to do not use the discredited method, metic we give the most careful atien-
neighboring districts are going to found among your personal friends. appro, toted -s neve, before has sneh
a
more for’their 8upp|ies which consists of having the student (ion to accuracy in the simple proces­
show up in the final results will sur­ What a pleasant surprise it would be a I t of prizes been given away In
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.
try to make bookkeepers of them sion of addition, subtraction, multi­
to
one
of
the
contestants
to
receive
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only
14
day*.
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than
they
would
if ..
they _
were ‘ s«b-
prise those who are not in close touch
selves, by conning the definitions and
on the effort the candi-i »cnbers
nvflr, copying the made-up sets of a book plication and division and the handl­
with the contest, if present showings your subscription voluntarily and
*hlch of the prlie’| T ‘
P.
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.. keeping text book. Our work is ing of simple fractions. A part of
nre maintained. This will be done if without the necessity of calling on d,i1's
they win.
‘paper, es par tally it von don t get it. thoroughly practical, our students each recitation is given to a brief
the workers keep faithfully on the you in person.
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and searching review of some part of
keeping real books in their own names the work passed over. By this process
job, for their friends know the paper
The telephone is handy or you may
| and basing their records upon the the memory of the student not only
und most of them want it anyway.
call in person at the Tribune office
transactions personal to themselves. grips tenaciously every detail, but be
Hustlers Will Win
and leave your sub: eription with full
NOTICE
Every record is that of a real trans acquires an accuracy and speed which
In the outset of the campaign we assurance that same will be properly
action, and there is no copying of would otherwise be Impossible. The
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR
would like to say to the contestants credited to your favorite candidate. '
Imaginary records. This reality of tin? ¡folding, the care of the typewriter,
YOUR
FAVORITE
CONTESTANT
WITH
The probabilities are that at some
that ,the one who wins the greatest
work adds greatly, not only to the etc. In this department expert teach­
THE VOTES.
student’s understanding but it make ■ ing is absolutely essential. One who
reward will be the one who keeps time or other you have made a men
him
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with real wishes to make a stenographer of
most persistently at the task. Some t il note to become a subscriber tn the
, , proficient
,
business transactions and their r< hlm elr fan nmke no
ate|. or n )))H
in the times past, who have engaged Tribune.
splendid time to
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method we
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ill
, t]>
itakfl fhan to „ y
.,p)ck up„
in a move of this kind, have made the do so, an it will enable you to do a
11 this department is one of the rec. nt
this new and important art. Good In-
mistake of easing off in their final ef­ friendly turn in behalf of one of the
triumphs of practical education and tlme of the class is given to such prac-
forts after making a fine start think­ contestants, without extra cost of any
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needs to be seen to be appreciated
tlcal and necessary subjects as tho
ing that it would be easy to jump in kind whatever.
computing of interest, discount a ml
near the close ami repeat their stiver ■
The time to do good is when oppor­
Stenography and Typewriting
commissions and the reckoning of
fill beginnings, only to find that some tunity otters. Subscribe for the Tri-1
These office specialities have, In fit and loss, insurance, partial
tilower but more persistent worker hune today and get double value anil i
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ments. bunking, partnership seule
• late years, become very Important
had invaded the field and picked up all satisfaction from your investment.
„ so much so that without them no ment.- and equation of account*.
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