Union recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1886-current, January 26, 1928, Image 6
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MlEUR Sledge Bo S3ou
' Hh'S treasure trove hunt For
/the VALUABLE AND COSTlYGIFTS !o
/purely A BUSINESS PROPOSITION,ASt
outlined herevath it is oofi Pledge j,
/ TO YOU THAT THERE IS NO CATCH
' THE PLAN,
i SE MUST INCREASE CUR LIST Of SUB-
f ScRlBCRS AND WE EXPECT TO PAY MOST j
/LIBERALLY To ACCOMPLISH THIS END.
!E5 He TREASURE TROVE CONTENDERS
I WHO ENTER THIS Uf'fauE HUNT WILL|
/Gradually LEARN THAT FOR « FEW
I WEEKS PURSUIT AND EFFORT OF AN
! EASY NATURE .THERE IS NOTHING
/ELSE THAT COMES'EVEN CLOSE TO
I Equalling the returns they may
i REALISE on THEIR SPARE TIME EFFORT-
^ A ND But PEW CONCERNS OTHER THAN
\f\ NEWSPAPER , WHICH MUST HAVE
'.CIRCULATION COVERAGE , COULD
N^AFFORO To OFFER SUCH ENORMOUS
EwAROS FOR SERVICES RENDERED
SOVER A PERIOD OF ONLY A FEW
.WEEKS .
IINION-BECORI
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THIS GREAT
STARTS
NOW
AND CLOSES
Mar. 24, 1928
JJIN TODAY! HOMT DELsY!
IN PRIZES
AND CASH .
$3,000
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77/e Rules and
Regulations
9--Any whH# person of good character residing i
thU city or surrounding territory, la eligible to ei
ter anJ compete for • prixe. Nomination* may 1
mad# at any time during the election.
I—No employe or near relative of any employe in
thia newspaper ta eligible to enter thla distribution.
We resewre the right to reject any nomination.
»—The winners of the prize* will be doc.dcd b-
the.r accredited credits, aaid credit* being reprefc
ed by Ihe ballots iaaued on aubacriptiona »nd by
coupon* clipped from the papers.
4—Candidates are not confined to their own par
ticular town or community in which to aecure credit*
and subscriptions, but may tako orders anywhere in
this aection. or for that matter anywhere In the
United States.
6—Cash must accompany all ordera where credits
are desired. There will be no exception to thia rule.
Candidates will be allowed to collect aubacriptiona
•nd renewal, a. wall a* entirely new aubacriptiona
and credits will be Issued on both alike.
13— In ease of typographical or other error It ta un
derstood that neither the publishers nor the cam
paign manager shall be held responsible, except for
the necessary correction upon Ihe tame.
14— Every candidate ia an authorised agon, of * *
newspaper, and as each may colleet subscrip
tion payment* from preaent as well as from *new
subscribers.
4— Credits are free. !t coata the aubscriber nothing
extra to rota for their favorite. Subecriber* should
rrli for them when paying their aubacriptiona.
7—Credits cannot be purchased. Evary cent ac
cepted through the election department must repre-
aubacript ions.
g Credit* are not tranaferable. Candidate* can
not withdraw In favor of another candidate. Should
a candidate withdraw from the race his or her
rredtis will be cancelled. Neither will it be per-
miasable for candidates to give or transfer subscrip
tions to another candidate. Credits on auch trans
ferred aubacriptiona will be subject to disqualification
at the di; 1 ration of the management.
9 Any collusion on the part of candidates to nul
lify competition or any other combination arrange
,,,,-nt of effort *0 the detriment of candidate* of thia
- .pan- w’11 not be tolerated. Any candidate or
did«’ e* entering into or taking part in such an
agi ecinent, arrangement, or effort will forfeit all
- -ala to a prtta or commiaaion.
ID—Any ballot iaaued on subscription* may be held
in reserve and cast at the dtarretlon of the candi
date. The printed coupon* appearing from week to
week in thi* newspaper must be cast befora the ex
piration date appearing theieon.
15— A subscriber once turned in by a candidate and
extended at any time during tha campaign beyond
the time it wus originally turned in for. will have
the same vote value as though the full subscription
had been turned in originally.
16— It is distinctly understood and aer«-ed that can
didate* will be responsible for all money* col’eete.:
and that *hey will remit such amount- in full at
frequent Interval* or on demand to tha campaign
depart inent.
17— There will be teverai big prizes awardel besides
a '.0 per cent cash commiaaion to all ACTIVE non
prize winnera. but it ia distinctly understood that in
the event ANY candidate become* INACTIVE, fail
ing to make a weekly cash report, he or ahe will .at
the discretion of the management, become disqual
lfied, and thereby forfeit all right to a prize or
commissi jn.
18— To inaure absolute fairness and tm"artiality in
the awarding of the prizes the rnmnaign will h»
brought to a close under the "sealed ballot box" ay*
tern. During the entire last week or the race, a bal
lot box -locked and sealed—will repose in li e vaults
of a local bank where candidate, und their friend?
will deposit their final cash collections and reserve
Tote*. When the race has been declared closed u
committee of local men. who will set ns ‘.he mUri*
‘udgea in awarding
one, n.<: c.^n the campaign manager, - p>-s?!tny
know the number of votes held by any candidate un
til !» '•• r the judge* have made the final count, which
prectadra any poiaibtlity of favoritism and
autre* fairnras to the minutest
JOIN
NOW
’ SECOND PRIZE
$300.00
Diamond Ring
This is a beautiful blue white stone in a
unusually desiiable setting and worth a
special visit to view at the store named
beiow. *1 his ring will be given to the
Hunt member having second highest num
ber of credits at the close.
DISPLAYED BY
Willioms&: Ritchie
Grand Ca