Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 18, 1915, Page 8

EVERYBODY'S VOTING! | The Big Co-Operative CONTEST] Opened With a Rush Nominations Are Coming Fast Raaaaas cat s ol ot 2T YWY S44S444 3P STUDEBAKE S-Passenger Touring Car First Prize Ford Touring Car ' Second Prize Ten Dollars in Gold To be given each month to person having greatest | number of Votes on the Second Saturday In‘the month TWO DOLLARS IN CASH each week to the person turning in the greatest number of Votes during the week. el PEESPEOILPTDPPDPPI PP PIDE Deposit your Votes at the following Stations: Henley’s Drug Store, Red Cross Pharmacy, Wood’s Drug Store, Central Pharmacy. Rules Get Votes from the Following Merchants: shall be under the following rules: J. M. W’oo.ds’ Drug Store C. R. Rice’ Grocerv Edmonson Grocery Co . Mayes Grocery Co. (A) Contest to commence Feb. 18th and close Saturday, July 3rd. Final prizes to be awarded Tuesday, July 6th. . (B) Votes to be issued by Merchants on receipt of cash, " either for cash business or moneys paid on acgount. D) Any white man, woman or child resident of Polk county, will be eligible as a candidate. (E) Members of Association cannot be candidates, (F) No votes to be issued by members of the Association to their employees, (H) Capital prize shall be a five passenger Studebaker car. (I) Second prize shall be a Ford touring car. (J) There shall be a monthly prize of $10.00 to the highest candidate on the second Saturday in each month. No one can- didate shall be entitled to more than one monthly prize. In the event of the leading candidate having received one monthly cash prize, the prize shall be awarded to person having the second greatest number of votes, who will then be eligible to receive a further monthly cash prize. (K) The candidate turning in the greatest number of votes each week shall receive a cash prize of $2.00. No one candidate shall be entitled to more than four weekly prizes. In the event of the candidate turning in the greatest number of votes in any week, having already received four weekly cash prizes, the prize shall be awarded to the person turning in the second greatest number of votes. The first weekly prize to be given for the week ending Saturday, Feh. 27th, and every week there- after, Any unfair practice on the part of any member of the Asso- ciation will be sufficient cause to expel him from the Associa- ation. ! Any unfair practice in favor of any candidate will render that candidate ineligible to receive any prizes in this contest. EHEEEPTIIPEPPPPPEPPIIEPPIPIOTTH DOIPSOSDPID BRSO BFEGPIP i Nomination Coupon $ : Good for 10,900 Votes for DRDSPOBGPPE » Nominated by Name of person nominating Candidate will not be made public. Contestant is entitled to only one of these Coupons. PRPVBE TG — Lakeland Hardware and Piumbing Co. Feldwisch Grocery E. P. Hickson, Grocer Cagle-Newsome Furn. Co. Owens Dry Goods Co. L. B. Wesks, Grocery Henley’s Drug Store Wilson Hardware Co. Royal B. Child Lyric Theatre U. G. Bates Department Store Central Pharmacy Lakeland Steam Laundry J. C. Owens D. B. Dickson, Grocer W. B. Marcum, Grocer M. R. Sanders, Grocer Red Cross Pharmacy All public spirited Merchants are invited to jo “’“Mm“m,“,m oot Merchants Co-Operative Cont ddress all Correspondence to the Associa Model Hardware Co. J. D. McLeod, Grocer G. B. Murrell, Grocer Moore’s Little Style Shop H. J. Mathias, Grocer H. C. Stevens, Jeweler Puritan Bakery Reynolds & Crawford, Grocer G. W. Phillips Co., Grocers onner & O’Steen, Jewelers G. W. McCorquodale, Grocery ew Racket Store Miss Minnie Reynolds, Milliner Hotel Kibler Billiard Parlor Lakian;i Book Store + A. Yaun, Bake The Brighten-Up g}lks . Fulghum in thi§ Qo:Operative Association. est Association tion’ Lakelaadv Fla.