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IN 1EN'S WEAR 2-Day Sale Shirts 39c 2-Day Sale Pants $2.95 W ire closing uint several ~'s extnt fine quality wor lot' of men's good quality 40(1 (heas pants; goodly as negligee shirts, all light col- sori ment of dark patterns; ors, with attached a(nd sep- e( j4uai, -guaranteed per arate euffs; this is an extra 'fet; regiiiiP$4.50 values for good bargain; usual 75e and $2.95 B1 va3ees M ,n..Silk Neck'r 25c lnt Suspender Sale 19c 25 dlo cti 'Tdre silk four-in I4 n d ple good .he vy i fiadtiie-a i filsortrnent of n aediimnu-weight webh ss bxcellent colors in prettiest `, d t' , the irgiglar 3c kid,, tturns Jº h! beht values you , to . 194 -ver +#Nfk r jt1% y r 0 MnsCto Socks lOc vaue 01 sale(' h diini t q ty ace (ocks, f o rd4w0 y Pants-$3.75. -, t )1( k;. 4tahi lIss; andstas: ()l -M e1ti r Fxtra iaeavy pr; a regular 20c sock, q #lgi Wr i plilS, I((,pi every pair perfectly make; c1((atid regular style; either per pair ............................ id f f ockets and over Boys' Shirts and Waists eM r on, sale fo . : ... ............ 3.75 Light 25and Cark-olored waists and shirts. We will 1o 8' wo1 and corduroy not handle any more boys' pants, about 25 pa irs left; 50c wear, so close out these 50c 4Lud1..65&i.- valu1es1 to close out values for alf price......._25 at, *yo ', (lua e.................25¢ THEE IT 1' CO 1. A RCAIN HEMARTIR CO. -TRANSACTIONS IN SECURITIES RECORDED ON TNE NEWt° New York, lay I0.--There was a falling off in speculative interest and activity in the stock market today. Wlthou aiy pronpunced reversal in the toefl op retors were 5less 5dsposed to accept the. lean oftereci by the bid ci jgu ,u o special stocks., Prices re acted more positively in the final deal ings. bbhprovbmecit in copper wgs, proved by April statistics of the Copper Pro-. ducers' association, but the copper in duitry was' heavigr than the general "lat. It wps quite' apparent that last W~ee*"s gpdts1atcIqn sin tit6 gopej~'s.' bad' figures. T 1t 1 wle redalled tiht'hea4 ofi"t' aiWknt sies ttnalda ,teois e A"aflpaseiit' 'n the coppetr already on ,tuilthtlit. I'ihe great growth in Eea soningpowers in the generitl 'peculti tiVs ubilc. whIch is onn of the fea tiff ' of the period, has driven the Mt efibt!rmed indidb speculators to ''vdiiSv4 s 6tep blieond tha 'process of selling on good news to that qf 'ealing lb antfcipation of good hews and on rumor of good news. The official statemtiedrt of today shows a further inr~ease of surplus stocks, although the amount is small, less than 1,000,000 pounds, acid much the smallest in crease for any month for a long time past. Efforts were made to correct the bad effect of shortcomings of the statement compared ,vith the predic tion by reports of very heavy sales made since the first of the month and by explanations of delayed deliveries which had been expected to figure in the month by obstructions to lake idhipmnents: The heavy tone of the cop per market persisted in spite of these explanations. - In connection with a hardening prospeet for money rates, the bond r ai r sOf 'lasai-owed today, although prices did 'Odt suffeir from the dimin i.$ d, demand., Total sales, par ,value, $5,35b,000. United States bonds were ..unchanged on call. , J ¶0r York,.plosiri4' iStocl~p.' 4lwatgam ;ted. Coppert~i ripparlpnCdr, a'a Fotlndry ........ 55 Amnrican I5ocomotive ............ 7i§ A ert'-au 5melting & Refining.., PP4 Do preferred .................110 American gugar Refining ...134% Anaconda Mining Co ............ 50 Atchison .......... ................109% Do *preferred .....................117'% Baltimore & Ohio ................114%%, *rooklyn Rapid Transit .......... 711 Canadjan Pacific ..................180 Chesapeake & Ohio .............. 77%%. Chicago & Northwestern ..........182 Chicago., vIi. & St. Paul .......152 Colorado duel & Irqn............. 39% QI9 ldQ o& Sputhern ,. .......... G5> ledtiwars "&-1udson ............184 Denver & Rio Grande ............ 50% Do preferred ..................... 87% E rie ........ ........... ............ 32 K Groat northern preferred ........145% Illinois Ceitrl ...... 1 4C;fM Itntplyflutggi t Pn ....I.. ..... 10%i Do pref rreit .... . 460! tEuiliZvl' '& i x .:....:...."115, ImparufilQentrp4 . t :.. .>.,.. .484 Missoula, Kanst~ s . 4, Tx" . .Nationa. easl "...,....,....... 88%. New York Central ..................131% fort hern Pacific .. .............14514 Pr y t ol < a < .ý . .... .... ..... 42r `Pe:pn:hilae Cali C. r ................1l87 Readlyr w t .........o . ...........1517 .hock Island .........................3014 1io preto rted j.................... 71 youtthern' )'o lfl.. .................. 122 Southern, Rsilway ................... 29 tthixon >'acifie ......:.......187'4 Unltdd * States. Steel .............. 57% Do prefered ....................119 W1abasih . .... .. 201/4 Western Union ... 7514 Standard Oi1 ......................675 New York ,Closing Stocks. A llot I . t. .l. ,,...... .......200 l3}unswi,.).qep. oef read .......... 6 ;oon tgtek Tuglgei stoek ...........E 7 Dg, bqnds, *.1,.., .r . .........17 Cpn. ,CQl., & Va a. .................. 08 I-lora?'Silvernm~:....c .................. 65 Irao Sil y,. . .....................125 Leaaul lle *Con . .................... 45 !Attie..Chki f .......................... 10 M exlian ......... ....8............. I O ptau io ...... .. ....................425 O phli ............ .... . ...........175 Standard ......... ..................175 Yelluly' JoelIet .*................ 60 Sostern Mining Stocks. Adventure ........ ................ 8% Atmalgalpateod ....... ............ 82% Arizona Commercial .............. 44% A tlantlt ..,..... .................... 107 Butte Coulition .................... 26% Cutuln et & Atrizona ................104 Cuzlumot " 13cla .................10 tienteniiial ....... ............31/. Copper Itange .................... 80% Daly WVest, ...................... 95 Frunklit ........................ 154 Granby ........ .................102 Greene Canuanea ........ .......... 11/8 Isle Itqyale ......... ............... 27 Mass. Mining .................... 141/4 Mohawk ........... . 65 Montana Coal. & Coke ........... 25 Nevada' .......... .. . .......... 2114 Old Dominion . . . ........ 54, Oscel a .... ..".i.........132 Parrot ........... .............. 14 Qulncy .... .................... 93 Shanlunon ... ........... . 15% Trinity ....... 14 Unite C opper ...... ........... 13% Unitid e States Mining .. ...45% United States oil .................. 32 Utah. . , .. . 42% Vigtorla ........ /...............5 W inona .................. ?! Wolverine .. . .. ................160 North Butte ....................... GlI San Francisco Mining Stock. Alpli Con ......................... 3 Andes .......... .......... ... 14 Belcher. . ...... ................ 48 Best, & Ilelcher ................. 38 B ullion . . .... .. ................. 9 Catidolitaa .......... ........... 10 Challenge Con ..................... 13 Chollar .......................... 0 Confldence ......... ......... 6 0 Con. Cal. & Va Con. Imperial ....................1 n~w t n Poin ,. ... , .... . quii g ery.,.. ........... 251 Qbhld & tirrle . ................... 8 & Norerors .. 18 Kentoek Ckbn *2 M exlralt 4 ...... .;......... 77 Oc'eklntal ("on .................... 1i Ophi l . r . .. ...,............... ..1911 Overm an- ......... .......;......... i0 'Pntosi . ;... 1* Havage .;.. ... . . . . . . . . i.Wori iq -'. .:q,.,, 4 Sag T e) ... ................. 2 Sierra .................... . 27 "4iivcr ,:. Ill Union .. 33 Yellow J .. .. 64 C yer and 1afts. Silver hal's, 53e; Mexicnn .dollars, 47t' fruft sight / 1 ' ( sen tOle ,p' rl p , tI or e tl, friin and' Provisions. C litagoi, Mivny 410 . Thf wilert kehtta . 1t k all ,il da . with the excep tioe rf a brief period at the start, when at moderately firm tone pre valled owing to the covering by shorts. Offerings were liberal and the market lacked substantial speculation except on the severe breaks. News was largely of a bearish nature, advices regarding the condition of growing wheat in this country being more op timistic than of late and statistics also being Influential to the bulls. Re ports from the southwest lldicated that Saturday's rain was ,generei in Kansas and Oklahoma, while advices from the northwest looked for a speedy completion of ,seeditng. A ma terial let up In demand for the cash grain here and at Kansas. City also worked against the' market, pne' of the large cash concerns here ,said that they had received requests from mills to reselle cash wheat pre vippsl pur c iased by ,the, lather, aai41(14nsts City reported fheit a iadre number pf cars, of wheat had been left uns . At tie same time primary receipt4 were eeatly in excess of those of tie etor respondling day it year ago. 1'f%5eign miarmets were weak, due tK ;i lArge fix tent' tho, greatly i5wreasesm 'shijiment of wheat fromn Russia and India. At the opening prices were un changed to %e higher, with July at $L.14% to $1.14% and September at $1.06'4 to $1.06%. After the first quarter of an, hour a heavy tone developed and prices be gan a decline, which continued inter mittently, the rempinder of the day. Thb opening flgures were the highest of the session. The low point for July was1 touched at $1,12½, and for Sep tember at $1.0514, final quotations on. these deliveries being $1.121/864..121/4 and $1.0514i1.05%, respectively. Although offerings of corn failed to shord increase the marketf wayit W 'ak. Juty delivery sol' 'hletweek' 677+t' and 6ily c The 6)050 was weak withl tvries '1h/f' 4ldneh h elow Saturiay's ,ial fl uire ivithi ftly' at liC$ e. telhfortetl. frosts lust P lgh4;ext ld ing fonm Illinois a( .n.Missouri , hd. lit te effect' on ,tile "'oats' nitrket tlW ipeii'lg opinlion being general tlat lIt ndymage was done. 'The leavy tope if corn was responsible Col the Weakuie4 t'throughoutt the sessici. Atiolt tinge, prlcg 'were.n's e to '/l totvt t tln 9 iu viout &s itth Provisions Werel quiet and'stex yjl4 day, a good demand for .oeshl dI offsetting ai 5c decline in lvelia s Ak' the close prices were unt'han il c1 to ýc0iighers Chicago Live Stock. - icngo, ay i0. Ca t~-11ec pts, es nated 25,000. AtI et Ijtpdy. .icmves, $50f '.20; TexaO ors, $4,l000 7.2i' westeri' steers, $4.70005.75: 'tck ers amrd flders, $2.0005.60; Cows and heolers, $2.400, 1,5; calves, $50r7. Hogs -1Iteeeipis, estinuated at 40,000. Market 5e lower. Light, $t,800,7.25; mixed, $6.906r7.35; heavy, $ i7,17'; rough, $767. 10: goo to choice heavy, $7.100e7.37½; pigs, $5.75iif.05; bulk of sales, $7,15007.30. ,Sheep--Receipts, estimated at 13,000. Market strong. Native, $406.60; west ern,, $4.250@6.60; yearlings, $6.300@7.60; native lambs, _ $6.25x.9.10; western lambs, $6.750f9.50. Metal Market. New york, May 10.-The London; tin market was higher today, witl) spot quoted at £133 5s and futures at £134, 29 Gd. The local market was quiet but higher at $2R.37%@29.75. Copper advanced to £59 lOs for spot and £60 5s for futures in the London market. The local market was firm. and a shade higher, with lake quoted. at $13.12½0013.37:; electrolytic at $12.17 (413; casting at $12.G25012.8714,. Lead was higher at £13 7s 6d in the London market. The local market was 11rm with an advancing tendency, spot being quoted at $4.2504.30. Speltor was lower at £21 15s in Lon don. The local market was quiet but unchanged at $5.02'5553.075. Treasury Statement. Washington, May 10.-Today's state ment of the treasury balances in the general fund, exclusive of the $150, 000,000 gold reserve, shows: Cold coin and bullion, $44,001,622: gold certil cates, $39,042,100; available cash bial ance, $124,014,540. Wool Market. St. Louis, May 10.-Wool firm. Me dium grades, combing-and clothing, 22 (429c: light fine, 215526e; heavy fine, 114421c; tub washed, 2635c. NO WOMAN SHOULD MISS THE GREAT DEMONSTRATION OF NE MO CORSETS NOW BEING HELD AT SCHLOSSBERG'S STORE. OPTOMETRIST. : Investigation, study, daily practice and proper eciuipment, these are the points which strengthen the optical service I render. That eye strain causes headaches and that my method of adjusting eyeglasses removes the eye strain Is being demonstrated every day. Crosseyes straightened without drugs, operations or pain. Five years in Missoula and not a dissatisfied pa tient. DR. 13EO. C. MORGAN. Optometrist. Higgins block, phone 341 black.. ALL LADIES OF MISSOULA AND VICINITY SHOULD ATTEND THE NEMO CORSET DEMONSTRATION AT SCHLOSSBERG'S THIS WEEK. 5 ifi INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGEC HARR11 kN MERGER IS COM MENCED AT FRISCO. ;an l'rancisco, May 10.-lovestiga tion by the federal government of the merger 'of western railroads effcctAd by E. H. ilarriman was begun today before Special Examiner 4. ft. Wil "isnes. The court room was frqwdtd witi retiresent I ive business men. T're first witness 'allcwo F'. V' moinir, former general freight genut o" the l'iullio '('ost ; tear'idif citony pany. It was brought (oti that Con nir formerly was conn ect-d with 'tld Panenrot Hailrond : id Stean pjship company, and Attorney C. A. Sever aonc of t,. Paul, who in conducting the case foi the government, quAs tioned him regarding the traffic agree ments that are said to have been in existence between the Panama .corn panr and transportation companies on the coast. one of thu first results of this line of inquiry was the production of an releerm t made in 1905 guaranteeing 411 ter cent of the rate to the steam shit company and the halance to the Panama people on all freight from Now York to this city. D .YR ILL CAUSE, D e n v e r , M A .- -Th e d e a t h yestel -, itty of C. C". 111;'1 sergehtnt of thl ii4 r rvituF erieps, 'lNclinty-first infanhtryiiy 4i the death oh April 2tth of Private 1id0 Donald of Company L, of the same regiment, as a cefsult of the exposure on the rifle, range at Parker, will re sult in an investigation into methods at Fort 'Logan, according to, a state ment made today by Adjutant Gen eral Andrews; acting commandant of the department of the Colorado, Me Donald was the son of Judge McDon aid, a member of the Ohio supreme court, ECZEMA' A GERM DISEASE. Myriads of Mioroscopic Animals Infest the$kiwn'of'the Sufferer. When the akin 'df an 'efz'e'rn stuffer er itches antliburns in tintiid agony, do you know what is goin' on'within the porns of-that sklim? Myriads of inieroseopic animals , are, gnawing at the flesh, brealdtig " o£tryn the-fine cellsignd edushig fesfdrk, thtik scales and terrible itch. The germs multiply faster than nature can throw them of ~ r a+^ ' e~ h ro~rti Ojti~t! the blood,, will not, Vco t1)germs, and 'that Is wwhy a!V fh b - fod remedies fall in eczema; that is also why salves Wrhich to not penetrate can do no permanent good. Ordinary oil of Wintergreen properly compqtnded, in liquid form will; pene trate the pores of the skin, and kill the nceepna.germs4i properly mnixed With t tyrnol, glycerhnjppnd .pther ingredlefits (is in I. It TDiPrescription) this wash 1ill build up the tissue of the skin and prorpote its healthy growth, giving na Lure a chance, while killing the germs [aster than they can multiply. Druggist fGeq. Freisheimer of this city carries D, D. D. Prescription, also D. D. A" Soap in stock. IT PAYS TO Dress Well ;Why? J(cauise it helps your buss ness and your friend like yot better. We are, showing an -All Wool Serge suit for $14.00-; and a,.bilacbk ilf inisied Wor sted fot $18.50, that can't he iatclte ed in the town for the money. Also many .light, fancy suilt tup to $25 00. We'd like to show theta to you. -o BROOKS' Fvrtctljllll that m~es wear .e LYRIC TONIGHT FOR THE LAST TIME Inauguration of Taft DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT' Cor. Higgins Ave. and Main Street MISSOULA'S NEW AMUSEMENT CENTER. High-Class Vaude vil Entire change of people. evgry Monday and Thursday. Program MACK ELLIOTT AND COMPANY In the eteav rest comedy of the year. WHISTLING KELLY In his unrusual specialty. CLENER CLARK Novelty. Wire Walker. GRANDISCOPE-Latest life 'mo tLion pictures and illustrated songs. Continuous Performance -,First performance, 7:30 p. mn.; admission 1O and 20¢. MATINEE'-Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 3 p. m. Adnhission: Ladies' 10#; children, 5. , TIiter -0 ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM C. Roy; Abigail FOX AND DURKIN in "The Female Detective." -o LA MABELL Serpentine Dances with Electrical Effects-Poses Pltstique. -0 BRUMAMAN The Real Tenor. E. I. KNOTTS The Alabama BliAckberr,., Nbw M6tion ?ictires. IIIustratdd Songs.: And the Big Added' Attra tt n A Real 'Tfealilnet.'' W .E. LAMOERT AN1 C OMPA1NY In the ireat.,Scenjc Production' "T'HE GIRL AND THE ST4M PEDE." ;6ýrATl'jItSrf-.EX heaay, UT'bsen laV and Satrdlay. Balaeny, 10 ;, en tire floor, 250, Program . cha es againr on Wednesday. BIJOU Theater: At all evenbig 1n1 matinee per formanIes coupons w01 he given with each adm1ission1 ticdcet. Those coutpons, 1LH stated in Sunday's Missouliari, will count toward the FREE ROUND-TRIP TICKET TO THE ALASKA-YUKON FAIR. To lie given by the management of the Jiijor to the one having in. their possession the greatest number of coupons the even~ng of July 4th. EVERYONE HA# AN EQUAL CHANCE. This Evening's, Program. -A CRY FROM THE WILDEFINEpS Illustrated song, "Cari't Toil ee I'm Lonely," by Ed Lrvassenor. POLICEMAN IN ACTION. -0-- THE CHAPERON.' START SAVING COUPONS TO NIGHT. Come Around at Noon Splendid merchants' 'lunch from 1.1:30 to 2 o'clock every day at Ye Olde Inn. '40'cents. " iGBL A.0bT MILLING CO. KBONNER, MONTANA The Largest ManuhaetiIrers of Rougli and Dressed Pine Lumber j i.N ITIiHE WHIST Mills at .Boner, St. Regis anid Hamilton, with an An nual Production of One Hundred andl Sixty Million Feet. Complete fatories -for the mannfactuie of Box Shooks, Sash, Doors, Molding and all kinds of Interior' Finish. Estimates Furnished From Plans Largest stock of seasoned tiin 1r always on .liund-for the prompt filling of orders foir the comr itnercial trade. Write for price list. Retail yards in Butte,;Helena and iissioula, lealingin Lumber, Mill Work, .Lith, ;Coal, Lime; Building Paper, etc. TIj Missoulh yird. is now making deliveries of tjie 16-inch :mill wood at 3.75 iiper artload: Phot.i ,itO 1111( (T(I'r I d load. Big Blackfoot Mi1jing Co. BONNER, MONTANA New Us1 for ý tric.ower SMissoula Central Market himis Wt instadlle I it cold stomao and refrigerator plant, which is This is the first pl itt of its kind to be installed in Mis soula.. Ieliabjle power service at cheap rates has made this installation, possible:. It .enables the CENTRAL MARKET to give its patrons superior service and assures tiieinbst sanitait3r conditions. ELECTTIC POWE RhCAN SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS, TOO. MISSOULA LIGHT & WATER CO. Missoula Lumber Co. i We carry a complete stock of Rough and Dressed Lumber Shin 1es, Lath, Sash, Doors and Millwork OF AFL KINDS ESTIMATES MADE FROMIt PLAN . We are prepared to deliver proyprptly. Get our prices before plabing your orders elsewhere. Stoddard and Scott Streets Phone 61-2 Charles Hf. VMarsh EMBA LMER, FUNERAL DIRECTOR Prompt attention to all calls, dgy or ,night. erlyate ambulanbes in con nection. Missotula, Mioritana Otice p1h6ne,;':21. .tesidence phone, 253 'blat kl. Es'T' BEH EC 1 38W. WILIAAk A. PINPI THOMAS. S. .EE HEBtBEaT I. FOSTER LEONARD P. tlBAPPR. Paine, Webber (Lk Company BANKERS and BROKERS, Boston,, Mass; Members New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, Chicago Beard of Trade. Branch Office, 47 East Boadwa Y Butte. Private:Wires to All -hakeengq.' H. B. BTRhAt, Manager. READ THE MISSOULIAN WANT ADS