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I TO-NIGHT At TEN O’CLOCK
, Goldsbot’o News’ Salesmanship Club WiMers Will “Cross Wh ”
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( % The People’s Bank & Trust Co., where the blind
- )) sealed ballot box is deposited closes at 2o’clock today.
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// After that the box will be removed to the News office,
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W where it will remain until the closing hour of the
1/ campaign, 10 o’clock tonight, August 19ih.
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\\ Candidates who cannot get to the bank before it
j) closes may deposit their subscriptions and remittances
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l\ for same in the sealed and locked box in The News
)) office after 2p. m. and up until the final hour of the
(( campaign. After 10 v o’cloCk the box will be taken back
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| to and the count of credits will be made by
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0 (( the Judges tonight and the names of the winners
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If Important Notice
W ’ No personal Checks of any kind will be accepted
‘ R in the Sealed Ballot Box. If any are deposited in the
R box, they will be thrown out and no votes issued. Only
' | Currency, Gold and Silver, Money Orders, Express Or- 1
ders, Cashier’s Checks and Certified Checks will be ac
cepted. f „ „ ;* T. ‘ f
(l (Candidates will during this last week of the cam
i| paign have all checks made out to them personally and
H cash same and deposit the money in the box. This rul-
K ing is made in fairness to all candidates in the race and
in will be strictly adhered to.
K What Are You Going To t)o About It?
i | ’ DONT THINK YOU HAVE WON, BECAUSE
| YOU HAVEN’T. DONT THINK YOU HAVE NO
| CHANCE TO WIN, BECAUSE YOU HAVE. BACK
J UP YOUR EFFORTS WITH CONFIDENCE, N*)T
H OVER-CONFIDENCE; WITH COURAGE, NOT DE
-0 SPAIR, IF YOU ARE ONE OF THOSE WHO REALLY •
I] WISH TO WIN. MAKE THE LARGEST REPORT
[] SATURDAY NIGHT AND YOU MAY WIN, THE
[I STUDEBAKER SPECIAL “6”, OR ONE OF THE
I TWO STURDY FORD TOURINGS.
I ALL SUBSCRIPTION COLLECTIONS, ALL RESERVE CREDIT BALLOTS, AND ALL REPORT SHEETS PROPERLY MADE OUT MSST BE IN THE BLIND f
BALLOT BOX PRIOR TO 10 O’CLOCK, AUGUST 19th, IN ORDER fO BE INCLUDED fttfc WNXL COUNT. POSITVELY NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE (1
MADE TO THIS RULING, SO GOVERN YOURSELR ACCORDIIIGL* «
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HO# PRIZES
ARE CWARDED
In ord< r to distribute
the prizes evenly, the
* territory povered by The
qoidsborf NEWS has
been divided into two
separate districts. The
Studebaknr Special “6”
. c. Touring < !ar, the Grand
Capita] Prize, will go to
the Club Member poll
ing the hfehest’number
of in the cam
paign. This prize may
be won by a Club Mem
* ber in eiOier district.
Aftsr the Grand Cap
ital Prize has been
awarded gthe candidate
standing mgheet in each
of the wIU
be awarded a $490 Ford *
Touring Car. ,
After the three auto- «
c mobiles hAv* e be e n
/* awarded the candidate
standing next highest
in each district will re
ceive SIOO in cash,
The next highest candidate in
each district Will receive $75.00
/ in ca«h.
The next highest candidate in
each district will receive $50.00
iQ cash.
« The next highest candidate in '
each district will receive $25.00
in cash.
The next highest candidate in
each district will receive $25.00
in cash.
The next highest candidate in
each district will receive $25.00
in cash.
Candidates who fail to win a
regularly listed prise, and who
remain active flarin'gthe cam
paign, according to the rules
Will be paid 10 per cent cagh
commission on all SUBSCRIP.
TION collections turned in.
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MR. JAMBS KYIIIXTS.?SgBBT
President People’s Bank-
MR. FRANK K. BdMpEXS.TuJ^y
President Wayne Natiol SuS* I ***.
MAYOR EDGAR H./UuJt<sj
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of Goldsboro :‘i^TTmr^
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The above gentlemen who ha* **&
to act as the committee of judges in*! T5Ei t,, «tc4h> Ay >
and awarding the prizes are all w< |££ ££ •"■* ' mm *
business men, and will have no fc 1 aaT^altoJaS. £**
paign other than to see that ever* 1 * £7rrtt£ tS*tS J.XTI
•*ist 1 m f “* ,,r * Tto^^wtoyi^
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PURCHASED FROM THE BROWN - AU»- ?*« *" •*■»*»* -<*!»»
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SUMMERLIN, MOUNT OLIVE. VALUE $k • <'>•> mto • to~to« *•* K
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PARKER MOTOR CO. VALUE $190.00. R
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One SIOO.OO in Canh Orw SIOO.OO in Caah I
On* $ 75.00 in CmA ; One ».... $ 75.00 in Cask <« ?
One ~...,.$ 50.00 in Ca*li Onr $ 50.00 in Cwk ))
One. $ 25.00 in ('«alI One f 25.00 in Cftall ‘/I
One $ 25.00 in Canh One ..”.». .V 25.00 in Caili M
One ..$ 25.00 in Canh One ... $ 25.00 in Cank )]
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