The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-26
LAST IS THE. BEST
OFFER DURING
CONTEST
Every Subscription, Old or
New, Will Count Just Twice
As Many Votes
FROM SEPTEMBER %
TO OCTOBER Z.
Is the Time This Great Offer
Holds Good Candidates
Still Climbing

Miss Alice Hemsley of district num-
Der three leads the entire contest.
Miss Irene Lucas holds second place
IN the entire contest and leads in dis
trict number one, while Miss Sturte-
want stands second in that district and
among the leaders in the contest.
Miss Pender leads district number
two and Miss Winnie Hogan, who was
entered since the last count, takes
second place. Miss Hamel stands Sec
ond in district number three and Miss
Durnell close third. Miss Phelps
Is the leader In district number four
and Miss Fluffy Ruffles Hill in dis
trict number five. Who will win the
$4,000 in gold? is the all absorbing
question of the contestants and their
friends.
Now is the time contestants, for
those who have gotten behind, to come
to the front with very little work.
Just think, you can now get almost
as many votes for six months SUBJ
scription as you have been getting for
yearly subscription.
If any of you caa secure two wears
subscription from enc person, we will
give you 10000 votes for it If 1t is
new or half as many If It is a. re.
newat. Or for five years. suLscrip-
tipn. we will give you 10000 votes,
new, or $4,000 old. Or you may bring
In club Of ten new subscriptions for
one year and we will al ow you TO-
900 votes for 1t or 10000 for q club OF
ten renewals. There is a table OF
votes on another page of this issue OF
the Times. Read 1t.
This is positively the last offer that
we will make and 1t closes three days
before the close Of the contest. Those
who fail to take advantage OF it will
be almost sure to lose. No one has
enough votes yet to win prize. SO put
forth your best efforts during the next
ten days.
The counting OF the ballots result
ed in the following:
District Number One
Miss Irene Lucas, 3O2 North
Fourth street .............. 4o,s3s
Miss Gertrude Geddes, 211
Walnut street ............. 34.s1s
Miss Kitty Sturtevant, ia
Boulevard avenue .......... a7,7o1
Miss Helen Healy, AS North
Seventh street ............. ILLS
Miss Amelia johnson, 2OS
North Fourth straet ....... 1892
Miss Hilda Jacobson, SIG Alpha
| avenue ........... ........ 6,23e
Miss Clara Hale, Alb South
Sixth street ...::::........ $500
Mrs. Anna Lewis, 1908 Univer-
sity avenue ......... ..... 473C
Miss Berna Monley, 1924 lone
Miss Lolita Luke, 7os South
Fifth street ......... 500. 3,93L
Miss Grace Lindsey, 315 North
Fifth street ...... ........ $685.
Miss Geraldine Jacob, 1875
Reeves avenue ........... 3,4O1
District Number Two
Miss Anna Fender East Grand
| rOFkS ............ sc, 15S
Miss Winnie Hogan, East Grand
roIhs 5,lt
Miss Christine Constans, Third
street, East Grand Forks -. $500
Miss Eva Smart, Minnesota
Point, East Grand Forks go. $3.50
Miss Alberta Flliatreault,
Crookston, MINI ........... 4,30(
Mrs. G. c. Swanson 421 North
Fourth street East Grand
District Number Three
Miss Alice Hemsley, Walhalla,
N. D: .:.................... 42,571
Miss Elizabeth Hamel, Grafton,
N. D. ...........,.......... 1925
Miss Kathryn Durnell, Lakota,
N. D. .................. 1916
D. ......... ............... 6,1sC
D. ........ ............. 5,5s7
Miss Annie Flanagan, Crystal
N. D. ............ 5000
Miss Leila Baldwin, st. Thorn
as. N. y. ................... 4,e4a
Miss Marion Mercer, Larimore,
N. d. .................... s,17o
District Number Four
Miss Elsie Phelps. Denbigh,
N. u. 1918
Miss Evelyn Pasonault, Devils
Lake, N. D. ............... 1892
Miss Ruth Jackson, Egeland.
Miss Mabel Mcclintock. Rugby. '''1'
N. D. -. 1910
District Number Five
Miss Fluffy Ruffles Hill, Willis
ton, N. D. ....... ......... 1898
Miss Gertrude Field, Minot, N.
D. ::..... ............... 1925
Miss Mary Hansmyer. Minot;
n: ?; 1890
Miss Lillian Landquist. Minot,
N D. ............ ......... $3.50
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