SUNDAY. JUNE 28.
The Daily
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CLOSES TUESDAY NIGHT
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Ist. The result of the contest depends upon the work you and your friends do up
to the closing time.
2d. Exert every effort possible right up to the last minute if you want to be one
of the PRIZE WINNERS.
3d. Contest closes promptly at ten o'clock on the night of June 30th. Absolutely
no extension of time, nor any Special Offer of votes will be made up to the
close. ,
4th. All vote ballots and subscriptions from City Contestants must be in the con
test department at that hour.
sth. Country Contestants must mail subscriptions and vote ballots in the first out
going mail after the close of the contest. Envelopes will be examined for
the post office stamp to show that this rule has been complied with.
6th. No checks accepted on last day of contest unless certified.
7tl The close of the contest will be in the hands of prominent Augusta citizens—
all final subscriptions will be received and counted by them.
Contest Dept.
With A. A. Thomas
Piano Co.
639 Broad St.
A DOZEN HINTS TO CONTESTANTS
$2,240.00
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The Augusta Daily Herald’s
$2,240.00 Circulation Contest
Open Evenings Augusta, Ga. Phone 206
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
Bth. Every contestant will be assured of absolute impartiality, and it will be votes
alone that will win.
9th. Don’t overlook getting EXTENSIONS on subscriptions already turned in,
besides securing NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS.
10th. Every EXTENSION gives you the same vote as if you had turned in full
amount at time original subscription was secured. Any subscription from
three months upwards secured previously if extended to from one to five
years before the close of the contest will give you the same vote, entitling
you to the same bonus and club offer as if the full length of subscriptions had
been turned in originally.
11th. Work for extensions—build up your votes to a number that no one can
reach. Diligent work and untiring efforts will make any of the Grand
Prizes possible.
12th. Don’t be over-confident, don’t underestimate your oponents—the greatest
surprises in our lives are often the result of over-confidence.
Subscription
Contest
CONTEST
CLOSES
Contest Dept.
With A. A. Thomas
Piano Co.
639 Broad St.
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