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PAGE SIX [ YOU MAY ASK— | What’s The Difference? II 1 HERE’S THE ANSWER } 1| IS NEW TIMES SUBSCRIPTIONS NEW TRIBUNE SUBSCRIPTIONS H " ■ (!% || VOTES POINTS VOTES POINTS Mag 3rd Period 4th Period 3rd Period 4th Period 3rd Period 4th Period 3rd Period 4th Period , Bfl 1 Year 4,400 2,000 1 1-2 11,000 5,000 3 l 1-2 - B| f- -M 2 Year 11,200 6,000 - 2 1 28,000 15,000 6 3 ' 'll BB 3 Year 24,000 . 15,000 3 1 1-2 60.000 37,500 9 4 1-2 * Bfl 4 Year 44,000 30,000 4 2 110,000 ■ 75,000 12 6 ' ■ BB 5 Year 70,000 50,000 .5 2 1-2 * 175,000 125,000 , 15 7 1-2 . ;,f ) I. || 1~ IT’S SECRET OF —K Third Period Closes Tonight at Midnight ■ l| • Co. Purchased From Reid Motor Co. 4 -> , . . •- Value $621.00 . y- ■ The Paramount Topic Who will be the winners in the Tribune-Times big campaign? Who will ride in the handsome motor cars? These questions are the paramount topic of in- S terest in Concord and vicinity. Only a few more days l and-the questions will be answered. Scores of predictions have been offered; astrolo gists, palmists and exponents of the occult science have ! been consulted by some in an endeavor to obtain some 11 inkling of what the outcome will be. Yet all these j questions avail them not, for the final result is as much 1 as ever in doubt. I In frenzied effort to eliminate as much of this doubt as possible, candidates all over the territory are scour ing the communities ceaselessly. From the walking [ hours of morn until the day is done, these ambitious can- K didates are fighting the battle courageously, never paus ,Wk ing, but keeping busily at it, that the tide of favor will Bi sweep toward them. H Such stirring scenes as this, with such eager candi » - dates filled with the spirit of conquest, have never had il I their equal in this section. The race for supremacy is | rushing forward nip and tuck. || Many of those who apparently have no chance, if II I they be judged by their present vote standing, promise || to spring such big surprises at the end as will send the II I too confident ones down to defeat. Over-confidence is I the biggest handicap under which a candidate could t, labor. This unwelcome attribute causes more regret Ip than anything else in a campaign of this sort. • v ' ■■. ~ ■-*.’/./ . * I 5 Remember the big vote value of extensions. Thou fj | sands and thousands of votes can be secured by care !t I fully going over your list of previous subscribers, and I | securing the second six months or year. Bear in mind ;|| |f that extra votes are not allowed on extensions the final | period. Only a few more hours remain, make the very : | best of your present opportunity. Poll Winning Votes Tomorrow-To wait Another Week May Be Fatal Help Your Favorite Today—Y our Support Counts Twice as Much in the Third period as it Will in the Last Week <IOOOO Purchased From White Auto Co. Value $938 . Determined Woriter Between Now Purchased from Auto Supply & Repair Co. and the End s Value sl6lO .“TT*? X . - ' ' • r ■■ -*•••■ THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE Your Ultimate Success Depends much upon what you do in the next few hours —between now and Saturday night, November 14th. This is the last big vote period—your last chance to pile up winning vote totals. Don’t be misled by the ever “all wise” who believe in spite of all that big votes will be given on the last night or during the last week of the campaign. Such a conception is sure to bring de feat, or at least do much toward dwindling your chances of winning into infinity. You have by this time gained some real campaign experience—to that degree that you are now able to really campaign. Apply that experience with renewed enthusiasm these last few hours. That alone will bring you votes, and votes are required to win. You surely want to win. The only way to be sure of winning is to spend every minute scouring for subscriptions. Perseverance is the oniy winning quality. And see what there is at the top for the plucky ones—five luxurious motor cars, » hundreds of dollars in gold and other valuable cash prizes, each the embodiment of refinement, general good ness and quality. These prizes will make their own ers proud. ' The schedule of votes in effect this week and the 100,000 extra vote offer makes easily possible a rapid rise in votes. One candidate stated yesterday that she was making a thorough canvass of every subscriber she had previously secured, and thus far her returns have averaged better than 50 per cent. Determined methods are being brought into play to make an exhausive “clean-up” of the territory. Can didates are darting hither and yon, ever in quest of votes. Make these days the most active of any that have gone before, that victory may crown your efforts. The schedule points the way. The time is short-only a few . hours until the close of the “third period”—yet any can didate can make himself or herself a winner in that time. And when the sun sets on the final day, then you can reflect contentedly that your work was a mighty effort, well put forth. Saturday, Nov. 15; 1925
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