The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 27, 1935, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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CAMPAIGN OPENS Monday, Sept. 30 j Subscriptions may be taken anytime | j following this announcement .*v', ". \v .. . .V ' ' .. . **> '?C $ $ Announcement and Jnvitatic To the Energetic Men and Women of K PROS! K.^B ^^^B IB^B?B ^H ^H H, m^nni e-/ H^H ^B| fM HBm ' '^^h '. ^B DO NOT DELAY?ENTER TODAY J COSTS YOU NOTHING TO ENTER * * ' " 8 Big Prizes and Sj OLD AND NEW SUBSCRIBERS COUNT THE SAME The same number of CREDITS are given for New Subscriptions, Renewals and Back Payments. A list of present Subscribers will be given to Participants. Campaign Open to Men and Women Over Eighteen Years Of Age, _ or those under eighteen by consent of their parents. 'to i i ' i ,11 v EXTRA PRIZES GIVEN THE FIRST WEEK THERE IS NO LIMIT Placed upon your earning ability by us. You can make your TWICE-WEEKLY CHECKS just as large as you wish Each participant who will earn $15.00 during the first week will receive an Extra Bonus of $15.00, making a total of $30.00, for the first week. Just think of it! Camden, S. C., - ,1935. . No.......,, THE COMMERCIAL BANK PAY TO THE ORDER OF Mr., Mrs., or Miss $15.00 FIFTEEN AND NO-100 DOLLARS For Early Effort. THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE PLAN IN BRIEF The objec t ot this bit; Prosperity plan is to incroaso the alruady large subscription list of this newspapejr; to collect arrears and advance subscription payments from present or old subscribers, and at the same time to afford the? live-wire, energetic men and women of this territory, an opportunity to profit in a BIG way through their spare time during the next few weeks. Let it be understood at the very outset that this is not a "Beauty" or "Popularity" contest, but a legitimate proposition for enterprising men and women, and one in which no element of chance enters. Each active participant will receive a Pav Check every Tuesday and Friday night. HOW TO ENTER?WHAT TO DO The tirst thing to do Is to clip the entry Coupon, fill in your name and address and mail or deliver to this newspaper at once. This coupon entitles you. or the person whom you might wish to enter, to in,000 Free Credits. Only otic such Entry Coupon will be accepted for each participant. The next step Is to call or write the "Prosperity" Campaign Department for supplies. Thus equipped _ von have but to set* your friends and acquaintances and have theft) subscribe to this newspaper throned you. That's till there is to it However? you whT never get" ;rm wii.nv um.-ss- rorr nrake rfrr st.-rt ?rhr rt:rh.~r?FE"? better. Once sjartcd let no one discourage you Anythinu worthwhile is worth working for. Six short weeks and von tnav he riding in vour own BIG automobile or otherwise several hundred dollars richer. HOW CREDITS ARE SECURED It takes credits to win. and they are secured in the following way: First by clipping Free Credit Coupons appearing in this newspaper. Get vour friends to save them for you. The other and faster way to accumulate Credits lti this "Prosperity" Campaign is by securing new or renewal subscriptions to this newspaper. On each order secured, credits will be issued, the number varying according to the amount paid during which "period" same art received at the "Prosperity" Campaign Department of this newspaper. (See schedule of credits below ) EARLY START MEANS EASY FINISH The advantages of an early start are malfest. This "Prosperity Campaign is of such,short duration thai immediate action is necessary. Then, too. the ilrst in the Hold will undoubtedly get the "cream" of credits and subscriptions, while those who put off entering until a later date will have to take what Is left. Don't lose valuable time "waiting to see what the other fellow's going to do," but pitch right in, show the other fellow how to do it sru"cUR\pT^cPRn,Dc'ETSPonD THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE FIRST PERIOD SECOND PERIOD THIRD PERIOD Embracing the first four weeks Embracing the next week (terml- Embracing tho last week (termi- j (terminating October 23rd) the fob nating October 30th) the following nating November 6th) the followI lowing number of credits will be number of credits will be issued on ing number of credits will bo isissed on subscriptions: subscriptions: sued on subscriptions: r rlilc Pr/olitc <- ... VI v uuo I 1 .voar 2.00? lu.ooo j 2 yours"'. 777.""." -1.n0? 2" .000 j 3 years 6.00? 50.000 4 years 8.00? 76.000 ff 5 years 10.00?100.000 VI VUIVO 1 year 2.00? 6.000 2 roars ~ r. 4.00?20,000 years 6.00?35.000 4 years 8.00?60.000 f> years 10.00?80,000 orceins 1 year 2.00? 4.000 . - years 4 tH>?15.000 ? 3 years 6.00?25.000 ' 4 years 8.00?50,000 I f? years 10.00?60.000 j Tho above schedule of credits which Is on a declining scale nnaitivoly will not bo changed during the. campaign. However, a special ballot, good for 100,(>00 Kxtra Credits, will be given on overy $20.00 turned In. 100.000 iCxtra Credits will be given for making cash reports on Tuesday and Friday of each week.. This I j arrangement will be in effect throughout the entire campaign and is to bo considered a part of the regular I I schedule. PAY DAY EACH T Participants Will Be Paid Their Commission on Tuesday and Friday for all Bu neas Reported While Working for the Grand Prizes Which Will Be Awarded at t Close of the Campaign. The Commission Alone is a Big Income in Itself. TO THE YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN This campaign can mean that big opportunity you have been waiting for I ?a college education, a trip, some cash to set aside for the big event of your j life. It can be the means of lifting that big load from mother and daddy. If you use a little effort in your SPARE TIME you can have your share of this cash on November 6th. . FIRST GRAND I 1935 Model <3 I Purchased from and on Display at D. M. MAYS Camden. S. C. f r - OR $50 SECOND GRAND PRIZE $200.00 IN CASI a^h ,N ?N Y?.UR SPARE TIME. Ambitious men and women. part time * Entv Coyuno?nU oT^r.* "" "TP .bi? money in thi? campaign STheir "pare time sr^sr."!.f "aJasL'* ?*?? , Extra Cash Awards fc ?? " ? r?i Fourth Prize 50 PER CENT BONUS i no fourth prize winner will be j paid a bonus of fifty per cent of his or her total earnings. The earnings are ten per cent of the money | collected on subscriptions. Fifth Prize 40 PER CENT BONUS The fifth prize winner will be paid a bonus of forty per cent of his or her total earnings. The earnings are ten per cent of the money collected on subscriptions. =======3555 Tbe 9 paid * J , his or ? lop coUac**B wm~~