Evening sentinel, Monday, February 5, 1923 · page 6

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“ ~ ' . ii The half-way mark of The Evening Sentinel Prize Campaign has just i ' $1305: BHICk SIX Tourlng ar

it been reached. While your standing at the start of the second half is import-

ant enough for your serious consideration, it is not as important as the queen ,. ’ FIRST AWARD
tion of which position you will occupy .when the campaign is closed, March J. H. Wehrlc Bulck Garage.

But eve candidate who is listed at the start of this second half of the
campaign has ginning possibilities. The prizes will not be awarded‘lintil after
the last vote has been cast, and so long as there is: one moment left, there is al-
ways opportunity to get votes. " '

However, these votes should be secured on subscriptions turned in

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when the schedule is at its highest point—from now until next Saturdaymxht. O _ - Q __
Foreman. . ; r Th1s Max“ ell

‘ With the race so very even, no one can afford to pass up a single chance . '

to get big votes. The votes on the $20.00 clubs show a decided decline at the
end of another week, as do those on the regular schedule. Don’t forfeit the
high position your friends have entitled you to hold, Which‘means relinquish-
ing your claim on one of those three cars. _ , -

FIGHT NOW THAT YOU MAY WIN MARCH BED !

 
 

$1305 BUICK SIX TOURING
J. H. Wehrle

 

 

 

080 MAXWELL TOURING
Stewart 82. Clark

. l * $980 Maxwell Touring Car
' ' SECOND AWARD '

Stewart & Clark, Norwalk.

 
 

‘HEVROLE'I‘ TOURIN t
Austin’s Garage

 

 

193 BEDROOM SUITE
\ngevine Furniture Co.

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

$100 VICTROLA
A. J. Collins Co.

 
 
 

435 DIAMOND RING
Frank Lauder

 
 
 

$0 KITCHEN CABINET
Angevine Furniture Co,

 
 

M ERCHANDISE Om
Frank Jacoby

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$26 TRAVELING BAG
mrantee Trunk & Umbreliz;

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

$12.75 SET SILVERWARE
‘ Q. B.‘Jackson .

 
 
 

 

10% CASH COMMISSION TO
ALL WHO DO nor
WIN A PRIZE

 
 

 
 

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