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PAGE TWO S— — —" jam - TO BE ■ HIB MBBwiiUn i EVERYBODY ° WILI I pi— ■ —« - * HOW THE TERRITORY IS DIVIDED DISTRICT NO. 1 Wifi iiwhide all those participants residing within the incorporated limits of tlie CHy of Cotword. At least one and possibly two of the prize automobiles ami as many cash prizes as there are active candidates will be awarded in this district. DISTRICT NO. 2 w Will include all those participants residing in Townships numbered 3. 4. 5 and 8 of Cabarrus County. At least one ami possibly two- of the prize automobiles and as many cash prizes as there are active candidates will be awarded ht this district. DISTRICT NO. 3. Will include all these participants residing outside the above designated districts, either within or without Cabarrus County. At least one and possibly two of the prize automobiles and as many cash prizes as there are active candidates will be awarded in this district. The Plan in Brief The object of the big distribution is two-fold: primarily Ambition and energy are the only requisites for suc to increase the already large subscription lists of The ress. The plan adopted is the fairest and most impartial Concord Tribune and Times, to collect arrearages and conceivable. There will be no “double vote" offers, extra 1 advance subscription payments from present or new sob- values given or any other vote indurtment whatever in scribers, and at the same time to afford our friends and augurated during this competition. Neither will there be readers an unparalleled opportunity to profit in a big way any long term subscriptions accepted. The ptan of the through their spare time during the next few weeks. So. campaign is straight-forward and simple, and is fully it is a plan that works both ways, and to the ultimate outlined in thus announcement. good of all concerned. Let it be understood at the very outset, that this is not In order- to gain this end quickly and advantageously . a “beauty” nor “popularity” contest, but a strictly legiti the most valuable and attractive Hst of prizes ever offer- mate, competitive proposition for enterprising business ed by a newspaper in this section of the country, has men and women, and boys and girls, and one in whtrli no !>een made ready for distribution among those who par- element of rhanre enters. One feature of this competition t'eipate most heartily. j s the fact that there will be no losers in this race. HOW TO ENTER THE ELECTION The first step in order to become a caiidtda&e ami com- might nominate, to 5.000 FREE votes. These votes are pete for a prize, is to clip the nominating coupon appear- . * ing below, fill in your name and pddress and mail or de- given you as a s-arter and speed you on your way lo win. liver to the campaign department of The Tribune and Only one such nomination coupon will be accepted for each Times. This coupon entitles you, or the person whom yon candidate entered. HOW VOTES ARE SECURED The next step is to call on or write ( preferably call) weeks anil you may be riding in your own automobile the campaign department for a free working outfit con- It takes votes to , v in, and vote 4 !WUrfd in twff rusting of an official receipt book, sample coon's of The ways: First, by clipping the coupons appearing in The Tribune and Times and other information relative to Tribune and Times. Start gathering them NOW. After launching an active campaign. - a shol . t ti nle these coupons will be reduced to a lesser num- Ttras equipped, yon have but to go to your friends and ber of votes. The only restriction placed on voting rou neighbors. relatives and acquaintances and have them clip pens is that they must be deposited at the campaign de rive free coupons frdm their papers, and pay up a sub- partment on or before the expiration date printed thereon script ion to The Tribune or Times through you. THAT’S Let your friends to saving these coupons for you—they- all ALL THERE IS TO IT. However, you win never win count. Tlie other and faster way to get votes is by seeur p ' anything unless you make the start; nfeanvvhile it will not ing new anti renewal subscriptions to The Tribute and be a very difficult matter to capture one of the big prizes. Times. On each subscription turned in a certain number nevertheless it is necessary that you start early. You of votes is given varying according to amount paid and must plan out y our campaign the same as any successful during which “period" same are received at the campaign man plans out his work for a season, above everything department. See schedule of votes elsewhere. So you see. ; else, let no one discourage you. but stick to it and finish. the more subscriptions you can get the better your chances Anything worth having is worth striving for. A few short are to secure one of the capital prizes EARLY START MEANS EASY FINISH I . The advantages erf an early start are manifest. Not on- ~ get the “cream" of votes and subscriptions, while those Iy do you have the FELL TIME in which to secure the who put off entering until a later date will have to take winning votes, but new and up to ami including October what is left. 19, you wifi receive the maximum schedule of subscrip- rfgirtln iTild lhlw tiens. Then, too, the first in the field will undoubtedly the “other fellow how to do it" ADVISORY BOARD it is the sincere aim of this newspaper to eondue. the reason an Advisory Board has been decided upon, whose election, from start to finish, in a fair, honorable and im- functions shall be to decide any question ol sufficient mo partial manner. Every precaution has been taken to ment which might happen to arise during the competition ertj ,n MMfaf* Is guaranty. H.w'v'r, not all wis- rh-ir r,am„ ,11] b, , u | t dom lies with any one man or institution, and for that thins. HOW PRIZES ARE TO BE AWARDED Every active participant in The Tribune and Times ing his choice; the next highest next choke and so on. C ' „ campaign receives either a cash award or one of tlie four Then the three persons securing the next highest ninn , enclosed automobile prizes. °* vo **? * n ♦{•* three respective distrirts to the motor The person receiving tins highest number of votes ill "Then'the thw T rJrwm’ TO I . JJ* * ?^ U ' t l2>- r ' S iß t 0f her - dMrfct wiU reteive ber of «*« in «* three res*i*foe dlslrirts'wllPlereke tow or her choice of all four mototr prizes. SIOO.OO In cash each. receive Then the three persons who have secured the great- All other active contestants in every district wifi r. est number of votes in the three respective districts wffl calve 10 per cent, on all jnibsrrioiinn* | be given the other three motor prizes, the highest one tak- according to the rales of the campaign. * secure. ■P". 1 '- T ' '' , -1 ... - .... ..... .. .. * _ f . . r rri*i ,i , >jU All Nomination Blank in The Concord Tribune-Times “Everybody Wins” Campaign | -j ' ~ Good For 5,000 Votes |H \n|S I Hereby Enter and Cast 5,000 Votes for— ||||h i As a Candidate in The Concord Tribune-Timas "Everybody Wins” Prize Distri -1 mzlavt bution K fifljl if { * Vlillj NOTE—Only One Nomination Blank Accepted For-Each Candidate Nominated THE CoNCofc£> DAILY TOfcUNE 100,000 Extra Votes With Every Club of SIB.OO in Subscriptions Turned In ffIGRAND CAP " 'f All prizes—Cash or Cars—will be awarded to Men, Women, Boys a welcome to share in this distribution. It costs you nothing now or eve ery candidate is guaranteed either an automobile or a cash award, h or bring in yom* nomination TODAY! GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE BUICK MASTER-SIX BROUGHAM The startling new creation of Buick for 1926 Purchased from the Standard Buick Co. VALUE $2,110 The Tribune and Times Hereby Reserve the Right to Add To the Prize List r' 1— ■ »- - - ■■ -- • • ; - ■ - ■ * « v. • ' • A , ~ For Complete Inf Mail Address P. O. Box 431 . Office Open 9j( GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE STUDEBAKER SPECIAL-SIX DU PLEX PHAETON -■ rAi ' ’ One of the best models of a superior lino of motors Purchased from the Auto Supply & Repair Co. VALUE $1,610 | ■■■■■ - ■" ■■■- Vote, Schedule and Subscription Pri TRIBUNE Up to and including October 10 From October 20 t PRICK the following number of votes* will the following number rv civnißß U* issued on subscriptions: be issued on subscrip « Months 4000 votes A Months , Z m I lO,OOO votes 1 Year 9 2 *«»» *o,oo® «*« 2 Yew* - l iJr ” » Tears 75,000 votes S Years 4 Ynv '* IMM 4 Temr » 150.000! votes 4 Years 5 Yr* “ ssann * Years 250,000 votes 5 Years a 20,000 Bobus votes this period 10.000 Bonus vote > By on eacll new year’s subscription, on each new year’s f 6 Mos. ' __ 92.50 * a v™ 1 Xtmr 4,00® votes 1 Year 3 Yr* 91KM 2 **“* 12.000 votes 2 Years _ 4 Yr«" ~nnn 2 !««* 30,000 votes 3 Years 5 Yr* MLAO 4 ?»*« "0.000 vote* 4 Years J 5 T "" ** B ' W 5 100,00® votes 5 Years TIMES PRICK • 8.000 Bonus votes this i>eriod on 4,000 Bonus Vot3 Pw Yri 92.00 each NHW year's subscription. each XKW year'»jsi A special ballot, good tor 100,000 Extra votes, Will bo issued ijri scriptions totaling SIB.OO. It is not necessary to hold them ujfti turned lit enough to Oqual SIB.OO. VOTES WILL POSITPHB - k ” - ■ ' "-y Thursday, Sept- 3,1925-
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