The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-21

1 seen that there will be a battle royal before the automoblle Is won by any of the four popular young ladies who app pear to be equally matched. It surely is1 hard to predict the winner at this stage of the contest. Only one thing Is certain. and that is the one who gets the most votes wjil win. It Is up candidates to see that their candidate gets the necessary number of votes.
 Further Notes of PrDgress.
 Among the lesser, though none the less worthy lights, Mrs. John Bryan of GIenwood Is making the besf pros gress. Mrs. Bryan registered a gain of 6,300 yesterday. but dropped back one degree to fifth place on account of Miss Noble's unexpected coup. Miss Susie Barnes of Andaiusia reg iptered a gain of 1o.725. and captured sixth place from Mrs. c. A. Ritch. who failed to report. and went down the line one degree to No. (.
 Master Ladrue Collins frightened his cinch on ninth place by registering gain of 4,s00.
 Master Henry Tayloe KimbrouEh made a gain of 1000, and moved up three degrees to tenth place, being next in line again with the leading boy in the contest.
 Miss Emma Mary Pruett of Pensacola had an increase of $500 in her score and moved up two numbers to seven teenth place.
 The figures tell the rest of the story of the days doings in the contest.
 PriEes an Exhibt6ion.
 The elegant Mitchell tourabout auto- mobile which Is offered as the grand capital prize in the contest, and which Is being so hotly contended foFs was moved yesterday from Patterson and Ingalls, garage at 207 Monroe Street. to the show window of the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company on Dexter Avenue, where 1t Is attracting a great deal of attention. The Fox Typewriter, which is offered as one of the prizes, is also on exhibition there. and in the next few days the renaind- e- of the prizes will be assembled there. forming an interesting and unique asx- hibition to he admred by many people besides the irrespective prize winners. Don't fall to see the valuabIe gifts.
 The list of prixes to be competed for includes the following:
 1. A Mitchell 4-cylinder, 20-horse- mower Runabout Automobile. price. ef GOO. purchased of Messrs. Patterson ery agents for the Mitchell motor cars. 2. A KrelI-French Upright Plano. nrice s5OO purchased of the N. E. Forbes Piano Company. and on oxhibi- ton at their store. a. A thoroughbred hlue-ribbon Shet- land Pony and Park Wagon. value ss0o, purchased of Wilke Brothers A i0-piece suite of Mission. Quar- tered Oak. Dining. Room Furniture. price s2sO. purchased of the A. U. Rhodes & son Furniture Company, s. A $to0 Fox Typewriter. purchased of E. L. Davant. agent. III Dexter
 6. An ss5 Scholarship in Draugh- on's Practical Business College.
 7. A Lady's Gold Watch, solid gold case, set with diamond. price $50. 8. A Gas Range. worth $50. and $25 worth of fuel gas purchased of the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company.
 Such other prizes as the results of the contest will justify will be an- nounced later.
 How to Win Thew-
 There Is only one thing that counts in the contest. and that Is a suhscrip zion to The Advertiser prepaid for a period of at least three months.
 A prepaid subscription to the daily Advertiser Is good for 800 votes in fac vor of any contestant the subscriber desires to favor
 A six montha' subscription counts for