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ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening, October 29. 1913.
No. 44
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A i victrola Talking Machine-- $40
ine contest Begins
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A GRAND FREE OFFER
The Roxboro Courier will give
away $500 in free prizes. We
offer k hi?h-grade, i iable pia
no, regularly selling at $300
F6EE TO YOU FOR 7 WEEKS
WORK and . only ask your
SPARE TIME at that. This pia
no has been purchased of TklAY
NARD BROS., Piano dealers, of
Salisbury, N. C., and will bs on
exhibition here, the $75 Victor
Victrola Talking Machine is
too widely known to need ex
tensive description. The $40
Talking Machine would be a
joy to any home. The $05 and
$10 Gold Watches come. in. . tMl
widely known Elgin make, guar
anteed 20 and 10 year gold filled
cases, and are sold "by-and will
bfe on display at V.HE
NE WELL'S JEWELRY STORE
Roxboro4 $3i in pefeUii ; cah
k m. " a
prizes win oe giyen aisp.
The contest is nothing more
nor less than a subsifJtion
campaign. The Courier wishes
to get as many new reader a
possible. Furthermore, we wish
to colect every old account and
to get folks in arrears to bring DULE; PRINTED IN THIS IS
their back Mating up-tb-4ate. (SUE-)
Every paper with any circula- Therefore, to boost your vote
tion of moment, has names of in the eontest, GET AS MANY
patrons who ire perfectly good f NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS, RENEW
but a stern jtL: S. Mail service ALS AND COLLET ON AS
says, get your newspaper ac- .
counts coUefii'ed to date."
The
Courier would rather pay
several hundred dollars to
out
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8 TOOLS TO CARRY ON YOUR WORK. V-
8 WE HAVE TOOLS OF ALL KINDS: FOF AKKRS
CARPENTERS. BLACKSMITHS. GARDENERS-F O R
! E Z tight HARDWARE IS ALWAYS UP TO DATE
OUR STUFF WIL WEAR.
IF YO$ DQNHT . BELEI V E
COME INLAND jSIE. .
THE
Sues
with this issue and
oee us: it costs notning to try!
terprising folks right here at
home, than to import a bunch
of high salaried collectors and
canvassers who wou!d take the
money out of the community
when their work i done, The
contest plans gets RE8ULTS
and keep3 the money circulating,
ri5nt in thts section.
TO E003T YOUR VOTE.
In every Usue of The Courier
will be printed a ballot good
f-pr 25 voteB. Anyone can write
the name of their favorite in
the race on this ballot, and that
counts 25 votes for the lady
named on ther ballot. The first
nomination ballot sent in by you
(or for you by a friend,) 'starts
you in with 1000 votes. After
a;. nai8eftate(HB njwni-
i5atipj,ach baHtjtt-is goo for
Every sut&ji-itjer NOW getting
ofr'ae.L'oantgtteon iouu vot
es :-2-8,000 Votes ;$3.0
12,000 vtotes, etc. Every C new
reader you get to 'f'AKE The
Courier gives yoi a similar hum-'
ber of. votes per each SLOC col-
lecteq. vxuz vuit, ounn-
mai i jlu auo a.ao ryj9"
SIBLE. alone wito an ballots
cut cut of each issue of The
Courier.
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ROXBOliO COURIER
WILL GIVE-AWAY
As the
First
ori"Dtion 1M
Talking MaeMne?-AISS
ends December 20V
$5U the week interexeUrDo you want a piano for your
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SommisMifis
how awabdeik:
The $300 Piano wid.be
by . the worker in the iraee;
won
who
has the MOST VOTBSwhen the
linal count is made oaDec. 20,
at 8 P. M.
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ing Machine will be, wjstby the
The 75 Victor
caouaie iiavuig xue uW
M0 ST votes.
The $40 Talking Machine will
be won by the candidate-ha v-
'&Z lh3 THIRD MOST eteSi
lne-o u-igin uoia waxen wi i
g to the candidate having the
FOURTH MOST votes.-
The $10 E15in Gold Warteh.wUl
,o to the candidate hain3the
FIFTH MOST votes i ll-
S35 in Cash Special Prizes-will
durlne the contest
dfasET SOilETHING. ;
Tt The Courier
m ftcr bo&
iemoMfct- the libera
'er (ufiusual even for large dai
pamto offer,) of a CASH COM-
TAKING PART, that competes
to the end, fails to win one (iof
the five Grand Prizes, oir a,spe-
iial cash: prize, and. tarjBa.. :naiioeandidate- allowed- -astS
even a& UttteyAs $25 in cash jmb-
scrip tion8.
C08T3 YOU NOTHING TO TRY.
IT COSTS VYO0 NOTHJto
TRY in this race. AttUiIl he
ti ei ted fairly THE gUB
GUARANTEES THIS. Subscript
lion'blanks.ani all infoittati&f
is FREJE.
Write, phone (No. 39,
or call at The Courier
our contest manager
any t ur t her information - wished.
Any lady (married or single) or
any little girl,. (white,) of goisd
character, residing in the sectlon
in which The Courier circulates
is eligible to compete.
GEfT STARTED AT THE
START.
end in the name of jour friend
that you wish to see win, or
YOUR OYfyl NAME, if you would
like to own this splendid $300
Piano. IT COSTS YOU ABSO
LUTELY NOTHING TO TRY TO
WIN, and YOU stand as good a
ghow as anybody else.
There are $500 worth of prizes
ALL GET SOMETHING. SO
WHY HESITATE? A $300 High
grade Piano for a few weeks
work is SOME PRIZE. So GET
BUSY, START NOW by calling
on 1.6 ani fcivin-? us your name
as a candidate jn th race, or
mail your name, or phone us,
and full information will be sent
you, DO IT NOW.
LIST PRINTED SOON.
A list of competitors whose
names are sent in by next Sat
urday WILL BE PRINTED IN
A SPECIAL CONTEST EDITION
ISSUED SATURDAY. SEND
IN YOUR NAME TO-DAY.
RL LE3 GOVERNING CONTEST.
-Voting will fee by ballots clip
ped from The Courier, and by
voting certificates, issued with
new.; subscriptions, renewals, and
collections - lor The- Courier.
. No emipioyee of The Courier is
ejiibb, or. member- 6f employe'
fnmMv. Ladv corresDondents
may compete. The Oourier
serves the right to rejeot
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the
Grand Prize
in its
arid a $10 Elgin Gold watch, and
, 1
Piano Bought of
names of undesirable candidates.
Noto ing certi icate issued for
payppient-of less than $1, or
niiingle subscription in ex
ce oT $10. .
In case of a tie vote, indentical
pi'.gss awarded those tying.
Ballots once issued or votes
chce sat, cannot be transferred.
ghduia,it: be discovered that
1 any Contestant is using, or at-
temlQi? to use unfair methods
to votes tnat contestant
ill be Wned from the nnntwit
and ih? votes declared void.
A nlr ViirrVi tfiVkVirtrkl nnmmnn
' tiehopl, church lodge, or society
may plat the name of e. candi-
date la the rfe, and work for
its Candidate' and the name of
the hlih frchoo1. coormoa school.
to
uhuriih, loig or society may fol-N,S
ovti naine of, such candidatC
t whatS"
prlzfloTily iich ijaiidU-&
ee tutnetover tcr' th! ifcodi
. tnat candidate represents; - lj '
I ih case disiite or misinter- g
Contest M&nager- shall decide 'o
the disputed question. - " N 5
Untit on and after Nov. 22hd. v
over 50,000 Certificate Vbtes
per week.
This contest ends Saturday,
I2e 20 th at, 8-P. M. and the "fir
,'nal count, and awarding xf the
kP". will e:made by: a commit- I
tee or aisjnterescea: ousmess or
jpro'es?onal men of this county.
No appeal from their decisions.
In entering this contest candi
dates agree to abide by the rules
here-Jn set forth.
The subscription rate of THE
COURIER is $1 a year, and VOT
ARE ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
On payment of $1.00 3,600 votes.
On payment of 3.50 5,600 votes.
On payment of 2.00 8,000 votes.
On payment of 3.00 12,000 votes.
On payment of 4.00 160E0 votes
On payment of 5.00 20,000 votes.
On payment of 603 25,000 votes.
On payment of 7.00 30,000 vote3.
On paym?nt of 8.00 35,000 votes.
On payment of 9.00 d0,003 votes.
On payment of 10,00 50?000 vote
Address all communications to,
THE CONTEST MANAGER,
DRAWER "D",
ROXBORO, N. C,
Prize Winners.
The following are the prize
winners in the Guessing Con
test, "Who is WTho" appeared in
The Courier the last two weeks:
Miss Alma Jones,
H. W. Newell,
Mrs. T. W. Pass,
Mrs. Annie E. Jones,
.Mrs. J. W. Chambers,
Preston Satterfield.
The above named guessed aT
tonertly with the-exception of
No. 8 ; that number being J. A,
Allen.
The winners may call, at The
Courier Office and receive prizes.
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A: 1 Farmers Union people in
Person County are. earnestly re
qu astei to be. in Roxboro next
Monday, Nov. 3rd.v There will be
ieome good speaierrhlre to di$-
xus matters lOr us. Don't for-H
i get 'the time. It i san
tant meeting. -
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Maynard Bros., Salisbury, .watches of
Ion Mm
Have you bough tyou rshoes for
tha fall? If not read the ad. of
Cliyton, Long & Long and set
what they have to say about the
Florsheim shoe, it will pay you.
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About This
Int ah Absolute Certarajty
That take it one day with another
our store is. the busiest place in Rpxboro.
Another certainty and no guess work is
that there are many, good reasons for
this but the best is that we have the
goods the people want, sell them at rea
sonable prices and give the best service
we possibly can.
If it is somethiiigto weat or furnish
your home it will pay you as well as us
for you to inspect our offerings before
you buy. It means that we will do busi
ness. We are anxious for your trade
and Always pleased to serve you;
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spare time
Sergeant & Clayton hay-e secur-
ed the agency for the famous Dr
Pratt's Poultry and Stock foci
Read their ad. and see what thex
J have to say about it
Stajifteld Ceapeay.
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