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Fourth Prize
Second Prize
Ninth Prize
Popularity Contest
Sixth Prize
THE new Popularity Contest, unusual and entertaining, is already the object of great interest ■ — unfailing and rife. If you have entered it or have read the announcements which have appeared, and will appear, from time to time, containing the rules and regulations, you know it is actually a double contest— a contest in which both the public and players are equally interested.
The prizes depicted above and below were selected after much careful thought and attention and each one is destined to make some one happier, from the beautiful Crescent phonograph which suggests a twilight hour with the gems musical genii have given to the world, to the Marble nickelplated axe which brings to mind a jolly time in some invitingly green woodland.
Perhaps you have not yet decided to enter the contest — if not do so now., Dont lose an opportunity of enjoying the unique entertainment it affords or of capturing one of the lovely and useful awards.
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Awards
FIRST PRIZE
Crescent Phonograph, piano mahogany finish (value $160). Plays all makes of disc records: Victor, Columbia, Pathe, Edison, Emerson, etc., without the use of extra attachments or intricate adjustments ; a simple turn of the sound-box is all that is necessary in changing from a lateral cut record to playing a hill and dale cut record.
A Crescent owner can enjoy a repertoire of the greatest opera singers, popular songs, dance music or anything that is turned out of the disc record. The tone of the Crescent is full, round, deep and mellow. It has a large compartment for records.
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SECOND PRIZE
Movette Camera and three packages of films (value $65). Compact, light, efficient, easily operated. Think of the possibilities during your vacation trip ■ — your canoe trip — in pictures
— pictures of your family or friends — living pictures that you can project at any time in your home. A priceless record of your life.
THIRD PRIZE
Corona Typewriter with case (value $50) ; an all-round portable typewriter, light enough and small enough to be carried anywhere, and strong enough to stand any possible condition of travel. It is trim and symmetrical and does not give one's study the atmosphere of a business office. Fold it up and take it with you anywhere.
FOURTH PRIZE
Sheaffer "Giftie" Combination Set, consisting of a Sheaffer Fountain Pen and a Sheaffer Sharp-Point Pencil, in a handsome plush-lined box. Gold filled, warranted twenty years. Cannot blot or leak. A beautiful and perfect writing instrument.
FIFTH PRIZE
Bristol steel Casting Rod agate guide, cork grip, strong and durable. Packed in linen case. Can be easily put in traveling bag.
SIXTH PRIZE
Loughlin Safety Self-Filling Fountain Pen. No extensions to remember, no locks to forget.
SEVENTH PRIZE
Star Vibrator, handsomely finished in nickel plate with three attachments. Alternating current. Excellent for massage. Use it in your own home.
EIGHTH PRIZE
Same as Seventh Prize.
NINTH PRIZE
Marble nickel-plated pocket axe of tool steel, carefully tempered and sharpened. Indispensable in camp or woods.
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