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. THE Bid CON! NOW 01 \ > * 600D WORK IS BEING STANDING OF CONTSSTANTS ON OCTOBER 27. Bapf "-v J; Another Big Special Prize is Offered H'V. for the Largest Amount Turned in f for Renewals by November 6. i * To the contestant turning in * '* the largest amount of renewal * * subscriptions between Thurs- * * day, October 28th and Saturday, * * Nov. 6th, Mack's Drug Store * * will give a beautiful Five($5.00) * V * Dollar Brownie kodak. This * * prize will be given only for the * * largest amount of subscriptions * * secured from present subscribers, * * renewing their subscriptions. * * New subscriptions will count * * for the usual number of votes, * * but will not be counted for the * 1%. i. * special prize. * W *: *************** i ' ' A large number of the contestants k * * -took advantage of the extra vote bonus last week. Nearly every conVtestant turned in one or more clubs. Iff T-f'fThe contest is now fairly under way. Every contestant is putting in hard work, and their friends are ; helping them wonderfully. As one contestant remaraea tne omer uaj, ; the people will not help a contestant *- who is not putting forth some effort I; herself. The people will gladly help those who help themselves. They ^ will vote for a contestant who shows * , hy the number of votes she has that she is working hard, and that she really wants one of the prizes. Now The Herald wants to reward < faithful effort, so we have arranged * with Mack's Drug Store for that pro? - gressive store to give a - beautiful i-' N $5.00 Brownie Folding Pocket Kodak y { t to the contestant who turns in the ? : greatest amount of renewals from f now until Saturday, November 6th. r Everybody has heard of and knows about, the BrOwnie. It is manufaci; tured by tjie Eastman Kodak com. v pany, the biggest camera concern in the world. "If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a kodak." Everybody wants i a kodak, and should have one. There i are hundreds of scenes that you r * wrould like to photograph. When| ever there is an assembly of your -friends, you can take snapshots. & When you go boating or riding, there U . are always countless numbers of P scenes that you would like to take ? * v pictures of. This is your chance to r-VJi .1 get the best kodak made?in fact the |pc only real kodak. It is Jl beautiful |v* * little instrument, and folds down to * pocket size.? Of course, if you have'nt I a pocket, it folds just rignt to nt ; in your handbag. And, if you would i like to get a more costly kodak, you may do so "by paying the difference, | / as Mack's Drug Store has a large as'; sortment of them, at all prices. They a are all good and better. Now, contestant, get busy and win this kodak. Get every subscriber to The Herald to renew his subscription. V If he pays for a year, you will re.4 ceive 1,500 votes, two years count for 3,500 votes; three years count for 5,500 votes, etc. We must collect our arrearages, for pretty soon we are going to be compelled to cut \ off all those who have not Daid UD. and of course we don't want to lose any of our readers, but it takes money to make the newspaper horse go, and Sj v we have extended credit to our friends as long as we can. I- No new subscriptions will count for the special prize. Of course we . v will be mighty glad to get new ones, but this special kodak prize goes to the contestant turning in the largest amount for renewals. New subscriptions turned in count for the usual number of votes for the five big prizes, and the largest amount in old subscriptions received up to November 6th count for the kodak. - ; ;-v The idea is to get every present subscriber to The Herald to pay up all arrearages and at least one year L in advance. For instance, if John Smith's subscription expired January wP 1, 1914, John ought to pav you * $4.50, for he would be almost two * j years in arrears, and after we have 7 u ? x rEST IS N IN EARNEST ? V DONE BY CONTESTANTS ' liim Kit eon/Tin Of r?T? fViD nfl HOI ! Ift?UlCU ixiiii uy c^nuuij, uu ! for a couple of years after his sub' scription expired, he ought to favoi | us and the contestant enough to pa> i a year or so in advance. That woulc I be the fair and right thing to do, foi j the contestant needs the votes to gel | that suite of furniture, and we ceri tainly need the dough. For the purpose of collecting renewal subscriptions, wre stand readj to furnish to any and all contestants subscription lists at any points in the | county, or elsewhere. If you have ! not already a list of subscribers foi your section, send us a postcard toi day, or drop in, and tell us what lists you want, and let us give them tc you. As the lists are" constants changing, we prefer to send lists only when the contestant wants to use them. For instance, if you want tc visit the Ehrhardt section one da} this week, let us know, and we will send you an Ehrhardt list for you j to use when you go there. Same ; thing for any other portion of the county. Remember, if a subscriber is "much in arrears, you should induce him tc pay up all arrears and a year in ad | vance. By so doing, this increases ! your number of votes. One ' year, $1.50, counts for 1,500 votes; twu years, $3.00, counts for 3,500 votes; three years, $4.50, counts for 5,500 votes, etc. This offer of a kodak for the greatest amount of renewal collections is the easiest proposition we could possibly make. Sometimes the contestant may find it hard to induce somei one who does notltake the paper and who does not know of the excellence of its quality to subscribe; but the old subscribers; those who have been subscribers for years, know all about it and want -the paper right on, of course, so they will be only too glad to give a contestant their renewal. Now, let everybody get tjo work; aim for that suite of furniture, or one of the other four prizes, and make up your mind to get that kodak. Make up your mind?the rest is easy. Special Notice. The second grand prize in The Herald's subscription contest has been advertised as an $85.00 cabinet talking machine. We have changed thie to an order on G. A. Lucas Music House, Aiken, S. C., for $85.00. This order will be presented to the contestant winning the second prize. II may be used to purchase a $75.00 Victrola and $10.00 worth of records, or it would go a long way toward the purchase of a fine piano, or it may be used to purchase anything else that Mr. G. A. Lucas sells, Mr. Lucas is the Victrola agent in Aiken, but this * house sells every* thing in the music line, and the winner may buy what she chooses with the $85.00 order. v Standing of Contestants October r27, Miss Germaine Sandifer 64,00C Miss Eula O'Quinn 57,00C Miss Wilhelmina Folk 52,OOC Miss Pretto Hiers .... 51,50C Miss Cressie Breeland 47,500 Miss Evelyn Kirkland 43,00C Miss Frozine McMillan 32,50C Miss Fannie L. Free .... v 30,00C Miss Sallie Richardson 29,50C Mrs. G. W. Bessinger 28,50(1 Miss Ethel McMillan 26,50C Mice TVpttn Fender 23.00C Miss Edna Rice 19,00c Mrs. Herbert Polk .... ..19,00C Miss Leila Templeton ..19,00C Miss Gene Price 11,00C I Hadn't Served It Before. Once a short little woman iand hei tall husband went to a cafe of th cheaper sort for dinner. "Will you have oysters?" asked the husband, glancing over the bill of fare. j "Yes," said the little woman, as ; she tried in vain to touch her feet tc ! the floor, "and, Henry, I want a has|sock." 1 Henry nodded and as he handed I _ j his order to the waiter, said: "Yes and bring the lady a hassock." "One hassock?" asked the waiter i with what Henry thought more than : ordinary interest, as he nodded in the affirmative. Still the waiter did j not go, but brushed the table clotli j with a towel and rearranged the ar| tides on it several times, while his I face got very red. Then he came around to the husi t i band's side and, speaking in a whisi npr said: "Saw mister. I haven't i been here long, and I'm not on to all ; these things. Will the lady have the J hassock broiled or fried?" O^endale Springs water on sale by ; Mack's Drug Store and W. P. JHernjdon, 50c for 5-gallon jug.?adv. ; F|^P JjplPT A Bank accoui s It establishes a I others as a solid Those who sa; of how much," ar men of means, favors upon thos doing justice to to others. In j should start a with $1 if you p t ? 4 per cent Interest PEOPLI Bamberg, - j 1 > ?? ?? I Use Yo House tl , "DON'T le lock yox A Perfectior ' Heater will warmth anc room of the 1 Perfection E can dress in coi fort, set the tal live in comfort | I The Perfection glowing warmt oiL Clean?qi Use Aladdin Seci White Oil to obt Stoves, Lamps anc STANDARD^ Washington, D, C. Norfolk, Va. , Richmond, Va. Look for the angle Tradem ! In many styles sizes at hardv and general st everywhere. > Higkat award PajumuhPadHc Exposition I I : ?' 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