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VOTE PERIOD of CAMPAIGN
"tVia rflVp ift vpW dose. The intense closeness of the campaign at this time, no doubt, plays quite an important part in the hustle and
bustle on the part of the more progressive candidates. They realize that not to poll a goodly number of votes Saturday night may place all
of their work done in the past in real danger of defeat. They know that their competitors are trying their hardest to put them back in
the running, and for this reason every candidate who has ambitions to be one of the capital prize winners in the campaign will devote
every spare moment to campaigning.between now and SATURDAY NIGHT.
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UP UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK
SATURDAY NIGHT, DEC. 12
Each 5-year Subscription Turned in Will Count
200,000 Votes
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tjiisf Five of These Will Count 1,000,000 Votes!
;how to gain over a million votes
Ten 5-year subscriptions -2,000,000 Votes
This makes five $10 clubs 500,000 Votes
Total - -2,500,000 Votes
V OR
.Forty 1-year subscriptions 400,000 Votes
This makes four $10 clubs 400,000 Votes
, , If turned in during your first
::. . week in campaign, add an
extra 800,000 Votes
Total - - 1,600,000 Votes
Saturday
Night At
9 o'clock
Will Be
Your Last
Chance To
Receive
First Period
Votes
DON'T LAG IN THE CAMPAIGN
If Saturday, Dec. 12, passes without speedy
action upon your part, the responsibility rests
upon yourself, candidates. Saturday night is
positively the last chance you will have to en
ter subscriptions during the subscription cam
paign and secure First Period credits the
maximum number to be allowed. After this
time, and throughout the remainder of the
campaign, there is a material decrease in the
credit value of subscriptions.
Long Term Subscriptions Count Most
And a few such orders NOW while they
count the most may be the deciding factor in
the race. In any event you can only lose by
holding back.
It Is the Work Today That Counts
Now is the time for all candidates to cash
in on all "promises" and secure every available
subscription before the greatest vote offer of
the entire campaign ends.
9 P. M. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12
... is the date and the hour. It positively will
not be repeated.
Efeip if aoir (Favorite Candidate!, Subscribe Today
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First Grand Prize
. in ash
CjVU Winner!
don' to! All Non-Prize
Second Grand Prize
a
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$150 Electric or Oil Burning
Refrigerator "
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Qji Display at JL C Bbndhard & Compaay
f UEBTFOSD, N. C
Third Grand Prize
in Gash
OR
$75 General Electric Radio
On Display at W. M. Morgan, "The Furniture Man"
HERTFORD, N. C.
Fourth Grand Prize
in Cash
2j
20
Per Cent Cash Commis
sion to All Non-Prize
Winners.
Schedule of Vcftes and Subscription Rates
How Prizes are to be Awarded
SCHEDULE OF VOTES AND
SUBSOMfT)N PRICE OP
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i-Ynr. $1.00
2 Ymh, 12.00
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Second Period
December 13 to December 19
,4:l-.lUpI)ecmWW-
t Year, $1X0.,
" Year, $2.00
3 Yt-m, $3LCdt
: 4 Ym, $4.00
.o,000
. 18,000
.40X00
. 76,00ft
.100.00Q
...,. $OX0O " '- V;vJ 1 year, $1
Third Period
December 14 to December 24
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AAA.
PC j 3 Years, $8.00. 80,000
100X06 TV. 4 -4 ' Yeaw, $4.00 46X00
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2 Years, $2.00
8,000
10,000
ri:2oo,ood-;; " '3?
The Grand Capital Prize will be
awarded to the contestant who se
cures the largest number of votes.
The Second Grand Prize will be
awarded for the contestant who se
cures the second largest number of
, votes. ''m
The third Grand Prise will be
awarded to the contestant who se
cures the third largest number of
votes. .'-'
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The , Fourth Grand Prise will be
awarded to tho contestant, who se-
, .&cn'reiT$
votes.
After the prises have been award
ed, all active qualifying non-prize
winning contestants will be paid a 26
per cent cash commission of their
daily reported subscription. This
commission, however, is payable only
to the active contestants qualifying
with at least two yearly subscription
reports a week throughout the dura
tion of the entire contest.
No candidate can receive both a
Capital Prize and 20 per cent commission.
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enUr and east $,000 votes for: r
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rhone .
Date-
1936.
' in The Perquimans Weekly Everybody Wins Campaign;
romination blank accepted for each candidate. ."
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GOOD FOR 20,000 EXTRA VOTES v,,.
1W Coupon, whenr accompanied with ten yearly snbscriptions, or
their equivalent, entitles the -contestant to 200,000 extra votes. This
Coupon must bs voted during the FIRST WEEK of the contestant's
activity. : No restriction is placed on the number of coupons a con
testant may nse. -: ' - f.-ii;;::'
Good For 100,000 Extra Votes
Wltk First Snbscrlptlon If Turned In Within 24 Hours After
1 .
Nomination Is Received
This Conpon will count 100,000 free votes when returned to The
Perquimans Weekly Campaign Manager, together with the first sub
scription you obtain providing it is used within 24 hours after nom
ination is maae ana accepted, it most be accompanied by cash and the
subscription must be for a period of at least one year. The 100,000
extra votes are in addition to the number given on the subscription as
par ,th regular voteschedule.
NanMf 'of Subscriber-i-.-
Candidate's Name
Amount Enclosed r - - , ;
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