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It’s a Business Proposition
And a Good One to Enter Into as You I
I« Have All to Gain and Nothing to Lose ||
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COULD YOU ASK FOR ANYTHING BETTER? I
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Owing to the fact that nearly all of the schools and colleges have closed for the summer, and so many of them seem to HH
it: feel they haven’t a fair chance, we are going to hold that part of the proposition over until fall, but the co-operative part of the gg
contest will go on just the same, that is if you send in enough subscriptions to win one of the valuable prizes outlined below, we gH
will be only too glad to give you an order for the prize at once. gg
1 Remember, this is not a chance proposition, but one where you have only to secure a certain number of subscriptions in HH
order to win. So you see you are not taking any chances whatsoever. If you have not entered the contest be sure and do so gg
right away, for it is FREE and this is the one best thing now on the boards; and if you let this slip by you will be the looser, yg
for you have all to gain and nothing to lose. There is no limit to the time that you may use to win one of the prizes, so ♦♦♦♦
you see you will have plenty of time in which to work and secure the amount of subscriptions necessary to win any one of the gg
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i: HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST. When The Golden Age decided to put on a contest the first thing the gg
;t; Prizes to be given according to the number of full $2.00 one year sub- management took into consideration was that a contest where some win gn
scriptions ’’nd in- '» ‘here i’ any thing you want and it is not in- and others have no chance was deoldedly nnfalr t 0 a)1 co „ cerne d tor it HH
eluded in this list, write us about it and we will see that you have an op- .. „ , ~,. . . , ~, , ttt*
portunity to get the prize you wish. was Practically a game of chance. The Golden Age has decided to run
io Subscriptions—Camera and outfit. the contest, on a co-operative plan, whereby every one not only has the gg
15 Subscriptions—lo Vol. Kipling Works. same equal chance to win but the more subscriptions you send in the
:•*; 20 Subscriptions—lo Vol. Shakespeare and 5 Poe better prizes you will receive for the efforts you put forth.
g 25 Subscriptions—Mission Lamp and 6 Vol. Hugo. gg
g 30 Subscriptions—Phonograph. TYnrrv r
40 Subscriptions—Scholarship in Bagwell’s Business College, Atlanta. ' PRICE OF GOLDEN AGE. g«?
50 Subscriptions—Bicycle or buggy—value $50.00. gg
75 Subscriptions—Buggy or wagon. Price. gg
100 Subscriptions—s7s.oo diamond ring. _ One year subscriptions to Golden Age $ 2.00 gtt
Subscriptions Trip to Asheville, or 50 Vol. American Fiction. Two year subscriptions to Golden Age 4.00 ♦♦♦♦
150 Subscriptions—A SIOO suit of furniture, choice of kinds. m , , ~. , ~ cAA git
« 200 Subscriptions—Trip to New York City, all express, or a 100 Vok ' Three year subscriptions to Golden Age 6.00 gg
:::: library, cloth binding. Four year subscriptions to Golden Age 8.00 gg
300 Subscriptions—A fine $250 organ. Five year subscriptions to Golden Age 10.00 gg
•::: 400 Subscriptions—s3so piano. Ten year subscriptions to Golden Age 20.00 gg
500 Subscriptions—Free trip to Europe, England, Scotland and France, or gg
:::: a library of 300 Vol. Ministers’ rate is $1.50 per year but these subscriptions count only, in gg
:::: 750 Subscriptions—Free trip to New York, Washington, up Hudson nronortion to the regular rate HS
•::: River, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Boston, Ocean trip Norfolk, then to piopoition to tne regular rate. gg
Atlanta. gg
>H 1000 Subscriptions—Baby Grand Piano—s7so.oo. We know that a great many of our friends are wondering how we gg
1200 Subscriptions—Tour of the U. S. —New Orleans, Los Angeles, San cau offer such excellent prizes when it is possible that we may not get
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1500 Subscriptions —Free trip to Europe, England, Germany, Belgium, any standing either offers premiums oi does something of this kind to in- ; Hu
:g France, Switzerland and Holland. ’ crease their circulation. The more circulation you have the greater ad- ng
:::: 2000 Subscriptions —$1,000 in gold. vertising you will carry. Consequently, we want every single subscrip- gg
:::: This list does not apply to $1.50 rate to preachers. tion possible. gg
:::: We have been asked by some if the contest is open for a limited time. In reply, the contest will run several months. Any of the above prizes may gg
be exchanged for Vol. or sets of books, according to the value of the prize listed. -s gg
If there is anything about the contest that is not perfectly clear to you kindly let us know and we will gladly send you full information gg
same. Address all subscriptions and communications to the Contest Editor of The Golden Age, Atlanta, Ga. gg
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I THE GOLDEN AGE ATLANTA, Georgia I
The Golden Age for June 9, 1710.
