Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04

terday and today it will be placed on display at Naquin s. It is ono of the best upright pianos ever brought to Globe.
 Third Prize-A receipt for $50 to go toward the purchase of any piano made by the great Vose house. It is equiv alent to the amount mentioned in cash, and will be accepted as such by the Redewill Music company of Phoenix.
 Fourth Prize---A similar certificate for $40.
 Fifth Prise-A similar certificate for $l3o.
 Sixth Prize--A similar certificate for $l2O.
 Seventh Prize--A similar certificate for $ll0.
 Eighth Prize--A similar certificate for $l0o.
 Ninth Prize--A similar certificate for 800.
 Tenth Prize--A scholarship in the great International Correspondence school--any course you may select value $50 to $150. Eleventh Prize-A Voss purchasing certificate for $50.
 Twelfth Prize-A purchasing certiA- cate for $70.
 Thirteenth Pmze-A certificate for $50.
 Fourteenth Prize--A certificate for $40.
 Fifteenth Prixe--A certificate for $50. Sixteenth Prize--A certificate for SEQ. Seventeenth Prize-A certificate for $l0.
 These piano certificates are non-trans. ferable They will be accepted by the Redewill people just the same as cash in the purchase of Vose piano, the prices ranging from $400 up. In all probability there will be a number of other prizes. It all depends on the young ladies and the work they perform. This morning there are seven. teen young ladies an line for winning prizes. If conditions do not change the seventeen candidates whose names appear at the head of this story can not fail in winning prizes. But there are number of candidates in the light figures who will probably develop strength during the coming three weeks and dark horses may be entered. The race is pretty one as it appears this morning, and tho Contest Editor be lieves that it will be neck and neck | aff air to the end. From now until the close of the controversy nothing but subscription coupon votes will be re ceived. The following is the schedule: Votes One month, paid in advance.......... le Two months, paid in advance 25 Three months, paid in advance. 4t Four months, paid in advance-..... 5t Six months, paid in advance. 10t Nine months, paid in advance....,..- 200 One year, paid in advance .......... 4Gt Eighteen months, paid in advance 70t Two years, paid in advance..-...-..s. 100t Three years, paid in advance.....,. o00t Four years, paid in advance .......... 4o0( Five years, paid in advance..,...-.. 600t Ten years, paid in advance 1250t Twenty years, paid in advance. 5o00t
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 | List of Candidates.
 The list of candidates, entered at o clock last night, with their respectiv, vote, is as follows:
 Miss Dollie Armstrong ........ .72054 Mrs. Geneva Fryer ............ .6629C Mss Millie Williams .......... .6615s Miss Norma Dixon ...... .64324 Miss Mildred voris ........ 545lt Miss Gladys Kelsey .......... .542Ss Miss Gertrude O'Connor .... .3280s | Miss Ada I,anpe oaa0r