Gold Hill news., March 25, 1916, Image 4

SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS JN PRIZES
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The Capital Prize
PIAM C
Which will be given by
ONTEST
Several of t»he Merchants of
Gold Hill have conbribubed
Valuable
Prizes
THE NEWS
will be an elegant
$400.00
and will give
OBERMEYER & SONS
local vote coupons
PIANO
with each $1.00 Cash
Purchase
Rules and Regulations Governing Contesb are as Follows:
ANNOUNCEMENT— T h is P ian o a n d
P o p u la rity V o tin g Con-
n 'p ,
e le c « 7 “, 7 7 7 - fa1rly, a.nd h o n e s t|y
b u sin ess p rin cl-
F,'eS’ ¿ tr. c t‘}.
1 ^U;,tice a n d fa irn e ss to all co n cern ed . W ith
th e above p rin cip les, it w ill be an a ss u re d success.
P R IZ E S
The C ap ital p rize w ill be a n O b erm ey er & S o n s’
P ian o . Also o th e r v alu ab le prizes to th e a m o u n t of m any d o llars
w hich a re an n o u n ced h erew ith .
»nSiyMD! ? ATi':S _ r i . 0U ns Ia<lies in th ls an d a d jo in in g to w n s a re
elig ib le to e n te r th is co n test, and th e p a rty receiv in g th e la r­
g e st n u m b e r of votes will receive th e b e a u tifu l $400 O b erm ey er
•c bons P ian o , an d o th e r p rem iu m s w ill be d is trib u te d in ac-
C0^ .,.nC® . \ 1-th th e c o n te s ta n ts ’ sta n d in g a t th e fin al co u n t.
TIE IN \ GTE— S hould an y o f th e c o n te s ta n ts tie in vo tes for
any of th e prizes a sim ilar prize will be aw ard ed .
T O TES CLASSED— V otes w ill be issu ed in th e follo w in g de-
n o m in atio n s:
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New S u b scrib ers, 600 votes ......................................................
$1 50
R en ew als, 500 v o t e s .......
1.50
R en ew als, m ore th a n o n e y ear, GOO vote-;
1.50
Rack S u b scrip tio n s, to o vot. ;
1.50
' h > e a rS x , ' w o r K enew “ l Rol rrlp tlo n s. 5 000 votes
7. SO
10 y ears New or R enew al S u b scrip tio n s, 12,500 votes
15.00
-0 y e a rs New o r R en ew al S i
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i.ouo vi>t>
.3 0 .0 0
IN S T R I ( TION’H Rase
X r e o n e a ^ ' a ‘? 0 . i ° '* ’ accepted •'-«
' h ' n re g u la r p r
>f p a ­
p er co n cern ed in th is eo n t. -t
No one connected w ith th is p ap er
o r b elo n g in g to th e im m e d ia te fam ilies of th e m e rc h a n ts c.,-op­
e ra tin g w ill be allo w ed to becom e a c a n d id a te In th is contest
o r w ork fo r c o n te s ta n ts.
\ o tes a f te r b eing voted, c an n o t bo tra n s fe rre d to a n o th e r
llo
su re to know fo r w hom you a re going to vote before com ing to
t h e i,allot box
as th e e d ito r o r im u in . c li,' í ill not give von anv
in fo rm a tio n on th e su b j. t. T he key to th e b allo t box will lie
in possession of th e a w a rd in g c o m m itte e d u rin g th e contest.
Nominate V o ir Favorite Lady
2nd Prize
Cash—$30.00
3rd Prize
Donated by
H IM <«O \T E ST M IL L CLONK A P R IL 17TII,
Value $25.00 ■ 4th Prize
Value lo. ;o
5th Prize
Value 5.00
Truax Company
Donated by
M. S. Johnson
G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d is e
W e give a 25 vote coupon free with every
$1 cash purchase.
Ask f - • Cou;
M erritt <0. Co.
J ia r J w a r e ,F a r m Im p ? ? m e n ls
1 give a 25 vote coupon free with every
< h pi N ►
.
Isl or Cot
G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d is e
e give a 25 vote coupon free with each
1.00 e? .li purchase.
Ask for Coupon
Value 5.00
Donated by
7th Prize
Value 5.00
, nt-4 s a v e y o u r
D. H. M a l a r
D r u g g is t
tic k e ts
I give a 22 1 2 vote coupon free with
H ardw are
each 50c cash purchase. 12 1-2 free votes
I give a 12 1-2 vote coupon free with
m a y h e lp s o m e la d y
on ac ts paid in full.
Ask for Coupon.
each 50c cash purchase. Ask ¡r Coupon.
w in a p r iz e
Address All Communications and Subscriptions to Contest Manager
Bowers Pharmacy
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( ! ? ” . la*^ ten ,,ny" ,' 11 v o tln K m u st be d one In n sealed ho«
Donated by
Lance & Co.
6th Prize
S
Help Her V/in Grand Prize
Beautiful Parlor Rug by
G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d is e
We give a 25-vote Coupon free with each
1.00 cash purchase. 25 free votes on book
accounts paid in full. Ask for Coupon.
w ld id L 'a n tf ' r t !hltr,Z
l’a p r r w l" ru n n 25-vote coupon.
whl< h (a n he voted tree for an y lady c o n te s ta n t
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d HE NEWS, Gold Hill, Oregon
To p rocure clo ser co-operation P o u ltry a sso c ia tio n of Newberg, are
am ong th e stockm en In the vicinity goin g to be m erg ed .
of N orth Pow der, having grazing priv­
One hundred and fifty business men.
ileges on the W hitm an n ational forest farm ers, railroad officials, s ta te and
a m eeting to organize a perm an en t 1 federal ag ricu ltu ral au th o rities atten d
sttickgro w ers’ asso ciatio n has been ed a m eeting held in Eugene for the
called to tak e place in N orth Pow der purpose of launching a flax experi
M arch IL
m ent p roject in Larin County, which
Plans a re on foot for the consolida it is believed will be the beginning
don of two rival pou ltry associations, of a g reat in dustry in the state.
w hich in the past have held se p a fa te
At the May prim ary election a n u n
show s. The Yamhill V alley Poultry b er of counties will probably vote on
association, with h ea d q u a rte rs a t Mc­ bond Issues for highw ay im prove­
M innville, and the Yam hill County m ents. i lie list a t p resen t Includes
1 he s ta te 's flax aereai^e for this
th e follow ing: U m atilla $9110,000, Un­
ion $420,000, Coos $370,000, W asco, y ear will exceed the a re a planted last
$340,000, Gilliam, $490,000. In Lane year, acco rd in g to figures presented
county a $700,000 issue is being d is­ to the sta te 'b o a rd of control by R. II.
cussed.
Goodin, secretary .
Mr. Goodin a n ­
i m atilla county farm ers a re facing nounced th a t co n tra c ts with farm ers
a serio u s situ atio n th is year. Not only for plunting flax to be bought by the
will they have to pay 15 cents apiece s ta te now totaled 579 acres, as com
for sacks if they g et them but they p u l'd w ith 360 acres planted last sea
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a re not a t all ce rta in they m ay be son.
More th an 30 d istin ct branches of
able to secure them . All co n tra c ts
for sacks have a w ar clause Inserted, w ork w ere followed during the past
and th ere are p ractically no sacks on y ear by“ th e 12 county ag ricu ltu rists
of Oregon, according to a rep o rt com
the m ark et now.
piled by* Paul V. Maris.
’* I'. A verill, d is tric t Inspector of
' the United HtatcR biological survey at
Pendleton, bus received notification
th a t the u rg en t deficiency bill for ex
tending the cam paign ag ain st rabies
b" I passed congress, pud be was In
striieted to hire a t once 30 h y n te rs to
work In the rabies zone}-and 10 ad­
ditional h u n ters for the rest of the
dlstriet. The bill c arries an a p p ro
priatlon of $75,000 to be sp en t by July
I In Oregon, W ashington, Idaho, Cali­
fornia, N evada and U tah In the e x te r­
m ination of coyotes and o th e r preda­
tory beasts.
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