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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1939-09-28, Page 3t THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE Thursday, septemrw ............................ tfr HARVEST OF DOLLARS FOR CONTESTANTS At a meeting held this week a I large group of Exeter merchants I have decided to hold a contest I similar to the one held here over three years ago, but with many new features. This time all of the prizes will be cash. The first prize is $300.00; second $150.00, third $75.00 and many other cash Prizes. Campaign headquarters has been opened in a Main St. Store opposite the post office and | the store will be open daily from | 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. In order to be eligible for any of the prizes any­ one must first “register” as a contestant. There is to be no charge of any kind and informa­ tion will be cheerfully given out at all times. A telephone has been installed, the number Ex­ eter 163. The “standing” of the contestants will be posted every day in all of the participating stores. A very exciting and prof­ itable five weeks is promised to all by the campaign manager. Campaign Any one under 16 can join The Junior Brigade Juniors See Details Elsewhere on This Page On of the novel features of this Campaign is the collection of “Junk.” Old batteries, tubes, tires, paper and rags, etc. In the past the money obtained from the sale of this junk was divided among the merchants and helped them to defray the expenses of the Campaign. Due to the present unsettled conditions it has been decided by the merchants as a gesture on their part to donate the net profits from the junk to the local branch of the Canadian Legion and the Lions Club. Both organiza­ tions to receive an equal share. It must be definately understood, however, that neither the “Legion” nor the “Lions Club” are in any way connected with the Campaign. In other words they are not “sponsoring” the Cam­ paign and will have no part in running it. ‘Harvest’ FIRST PRIZE ♦ ♦ SECOND PRIZE Anyone $150.00 cashover 16 Third $75.00 cash; Fourth $50.00 cash;years of age Fifth $25.00 cash; 6th $15.00 cash; The 7th $10.00 cash; 5 prizes of $5.00 cash Come on Gang! FROM 10 TO 16 YEARS OF AGE JOIN THE “JUNIOR” BRIGADE MEETINGS EVERY SATURDAY MORNING Second A Good Looking Wrist or Pocket Watch can join $300.00 CASH MATERIAL USED BY SPECIAL PERMISSION OF THE COPYRIGHT OWNERS u I CERTAINLY CAN USE ONE OF THOSE CASH PRIZES. I’M GO­ ING DOWN AND BECOME A CONTESTANT WHY NOT COME ALONG? Contestants must enroll and re­ ceive a copy of the rules within two weeks from this Saturday as after that date no more entries will be accepted. There are two divisions of contestants; the “Seniors” who will be working for the cash prizes, and who must be over sixteen years old, and the “Juniors” from 10 to 16 year's of age who will be work- for valuable merchandise prizes. This is indeed a contest for the whole family. Its for a good Cause and I guess I can show some of these young folks how to work. I’m going to join up now. It’ll be a merry Xmas for mother if I win the $300 and I can do it. Senior Brigade and Work for a Cash Prize CAMPAIGN STARTS SATURDAY, SEPT. 30th. ENDS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4th The Fall “Harvest” Campaign will not be a “popularity” “lucky number contest.” It will be won by “workers.” There will be many ways of securing “Free Votes.” In fact one day a week (Thursdays) are given over entirely to “Free Votes.” On these days large blocks of votes will be obtain­ able without spending a cent. Votes may be also obtained for bringing in junk and there will be cash prizes for the contestant obtaining the most junk. The junk barn will open next week. As stated elsewhere on the page the net profit from the sale of the junk will be given to local charity. If you feel you could use $300.00 cash come to the head­ quarters today. Remember there is no charge of any kind. 0 Be sure to see next weeks’ Times-Advocate for further details and complete list of sponsoring merchants —- and — TEN PRIZES OF $1.00 CASH