The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-25

l grippe during the early part of the | contest, which prevented her getting l out to have her picture taken for The | Advertiser. She was getting into con- l dition to visit photographer this week, but 10 and behold, on Sunday she developed a genuine case of the mumpe. She had fever all day yes- fortable on account of the swelling of her neck and face. but her friends remembered her by boosting up her score in the contest and almost malS- Ing her queen" again. She will have to wait now until she recovers from the numps before she can have her picture taken for reproduction in The Advertiser.
 AseIma sDIrit" subdued."
 Miss Louise Guenhyvar Noble. of Sel- ma, who was queen" of the contest for a day, has retrograded to fourth place. She failed to report progress yesterday. Has the Selma spirit" on which Miss Noble relied for success in the contest flickered out, or is she simply husbanding her strength for another here4lean leap which will place her at the head of the procession again?
 gain--of 1900, sent her by friends in Montgomery.
 MrS. G. A. tSlLcn, AdlSb 6uSle 6arueb and Miss Loula Williams failed to score and slipped back one degree each on account of the big jump made by Mas ter Collins.
 Miss Annie Langham registered a gain of 600 and inched in ahead of Mrs. Annie l.. Rufin, who has been forced down two numbers to eleventh place. while Miss Langham remains No. 10.
 There are no changes in the score be- low eleventh place.
 Prises Sn ExhabItlOn.
 The elegant Mitchell tourabout auto mobile which is offered as the grand capital prize in the contest. and whlch is being so hotly contended for, has been removed from Patterson ana IngaIls' garage at 207 Monroe Street. to the show window of the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company on Dexter Avenue. where 1t is attracting great deal of attention. The Fox typewriter, which is offered as one of and in the next few days the remaind Or of the prizes will be assembled there. forming an interesting and unique ex- hibitfon to be admired by many people besides the prospective prize winners. Don't fail to see the valuable gifts.
 The List of Priaes.
 The list of prizes to be competed for tncluQeS Iuo tOlAVWAhSs
 i. A Mitchell 4-cylinder. 20-horso- mower Runabout Automobile. price ef 900. purchased of Messrs. Patterson q Ingalis, 207 Monroe Street, Montgem- erv agents for the Mitchell motor cars
 2. A Krell French Upright Plano. price $500. purchased of the E. E., Forbes Piano Company. and on exhiet- ton at their store.
 g. A thoroughbred blue-ribbon Shet- land Pony and Park Wagon. value a30O. purchased of Wilke Brothers I. A A1O-piece suite of Mission, Quar- tered Oak, Dining Room Furniture, nrice s25O, purchased of the A. C. Rhodes & Son Furniture Company.
 k. A slOO Fox Typewriter. purchased of D. L. Dayant, agent. Ill Dexter Avenue.
 6. An $s5 Scholarship In Draugh- on's Practical Business College
 2. A Lady's. Gold Watch, solid gold case. set with a diamond. price $50.
 a. A Gas Range, worth t20, and t25 worth of fuel gas, purchased of the Montgomery Light and Water Power
 Such other prizes as the results of the contest will justify will be an- nounced later
 Hasv to Win Them. There Is only one thing that counts In the contest and that Is subscrin-