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GREEN TIES
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Emporium Clothes Shop
43 EAST PARK ST.
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S.\1 1111 SA\W IT '1'111: IIIH I.II'LI'\.X.
YOU may write your intimate personal letters with
a typewriter or a quill pen this season, if you're
careful. ef u lJi
WRITING IT RIGHT
By MARGARET ROHE.
(Written for the United Press.)
13y MARGARET liU)ilE.
I W ritten for the Iniltd I're's. i
\'hich bilti-t loux, I ask you now.
Shows that she lot b s you ]ol. r
One wit h the go( stuff writ by hand.
Or a tylvewrittl n let ter:
New York. M arch T. Nowlri.,h
when the mnorbrn maid takes her prn
in hand. it's usually a tyb)owritl r.
She has found sie ran g~ush and ot
If You Can't Come
TELEPHONE I
1-9-8-5
McCARTHY'S
Salnitlary' Gro)(e"r . and M1eat(
Sitore
64 EAST BROADWAY
For the ligge.t I{nrgains in
IHutte.
No. l.ls Lard (extra $2.75
special) . ..
Full quart' jars -Rhasp- 70C
berry" janm i
9S-lb. sack lfix flour, exlrl
quality; on sal,, t 'day $5,65
for ...
H,-lb. sack "('onioa flour. made
spoeianl -1.90
F,'anc(y wrapped b)v kfl No'
iextra .ecial ,.,.r 35C
Watch
Repairing
Exl).rl \\W il-11 l il'ninil,
Watch Cleaning, $1.50
Mainsprings - -$1.00
Ih t ll (lii t i ihtt I I' t I 1,
BRODIE
THE JEWELER
I'el )e s 'I l .it l, r I lt.I .
40 E. PARK ST.
Walk a Block and
SAVE A DOLLAR
Trading at the
ANGER GROCERY
Harrison antd Harvard
PHONE 6453-J.
COMPLICATED EXACTLY THE SAFER WAY WOULD THE NATIVES STAND EXPENSIVE PLACE NOT CARRYING THEM W6RRIED
"This bit of literature hasn't any "They say her husband is in finan- "He called his mother.in-law an old FOR HIM "Did Bill inherit his father's "Jim didn't call last ngh
plot to speak of, but it'c got one cial straits and they could not get cat." "The Kaser si very sore about the Did you stay long in New York? "i "He didn't al sth
tuessing." along but for her card winnings." "That took some courage." loss of his Congo colonies." "No, I got short very quickly." brains?" -.-- uHe didn't. What's the matter?
"Detective story, eh?" "She sort of 'bridg a' over their "Oh, he didn't do it in words; I e "Maybe he 'gured on going there "If he did they butiat be held In "81 doesn't know whether he's iII
"Nope, time table." difficultic:, so to speak." cent her a puck.c of 'atnip." and being a ch ef." . -- - - - -. trut by somebdy"- - . Just dodgng a hrtm present"
fl pI;c
xand Ipr'Otex.t itaxd p llx i ils ix' s' e'f
f".et i ely. t i ie ' ,ls egiblh y and t ll' h 1t
xil xs as col'x ilneingly 1bt y iy cllilt(" . tl
Bi''idexi .' i does .-n 'e suc' h ta lot of vai xl
lx01 ix time for hl r' siuhltp ing, It i
ine ing, hridx inxg lltx lRed ('rtossill' .
Noxt, 11 i l ; i so il1n x s 'ro-C'O1tliC lo\
r * tliu '.'ls al i x'xtl xpl! tHlons l' ist
t rlll fxrot. 'nlxit'er, In thi' old x tii .
x ht'tn x't'rey or 'Clarence isre d . tt i
sort I's o wild things fromt tlilt un oitl
itlht.rahlh polxithooks of her chirop- o
'ra hi . it x'xwas frightfully uplll:ot ing.
itxllntx i t'roxxssl'd hlove was cauel d i}i pl '
aIn iunrossex l T d T i llan ut i llldot l
nci asion'et ll I 'x y i nitllI . e. ( i l l
lovers really iow," alln aw ful lot ill, h
thlixe tyI t' 'riler. Oflttixixos, as lxi t' it sOI
io11 l, 1 h l ) 'ye'ti txv' for it. it i' ot( Ilh
Only s i a co' plx'te lo ' lett'r wrilerx ;
oweter.x that Ihi !x ,l''tx'x it'xx is ,ox Ptx
the thing. Fl xr ial sorts of personal
c'xrrx't''. toxlxxt lex ' lh' lx 1 x19 maxid, wife i
Or' widowed lhats pr' ssxled, or rtlth t
tpoundedl', it into :'r ie' . Sh l use.i
ihe smIlt arte' tI st i ion 'y i sexxt, u ,.
gre., reali. , (or hile, OXpinsivexx' oxf' 11
ltxx irx e aid !;lxx e of sr ize, with gretl x
qluarl ' enttlopl ' s to nilI/h. A legiblh. T
IllO oilgrailm (ir iliilhti ,s tlllOtli-Id ill Hi
x'lolx W ix' lxx he l t c\pe'il'lx i lr ih llt
Inxust xixxxx li' p tO. Olh. it is ll r x .
chix' andi 'li'i'etx' ., and best of all,
iasily reaxi d, this newest typ wri e xi1
first class f xt xtale mail il l
lon't for :t nmolii0,nt tliink, though, hf
lthat ti e are to be fl ee for '(l'xr more%'x 1Si
floam t ilx line flowing Sp1 nx eria.xx xi il
i xealy blatk Ibat'khllx t l s ipt xdoxxrnet' N
'xistl xo ' o . l'l'They still clutil
xip ilt' 11 1i iail hx g:i - withx all I he 1lx
l'sorted '- eeolmpax o .\x ing plarl xph 'rn,l .. fli
i of p 'rfux ted sealixng wax i bs' . It
x'ierd nxlxxxigransx'x . v'ixl'nlx liix s xlinx iI
'xxxilxxi sl 'i'hapes. ,
'1'rxx1 x i tYpx', if til ' I 'I x l'' ixtlei '
t 'x1x I hl ' It 'txl' t h x tx ' l'yp it'1 lilx x t11'
reverts to the o lxxer exl'tremll x'x l gxxilt'
il lfor tilt' quill xpen and sx'alinxg wax'
it '.e xrit''s of thel' Vi' t riatt x'xx xcunt. i
lxiel litx'ter w 'it'er. 'i'xt'e ai' o
halfway mxx 'x sures 'for' hler'. "
li'x ' you ii little ' t.ncri r"'' in xout l
holln ". It yoll are just hack Irl- i ai
Parisx i i x't, sure be xt lxxi l'x', xx'1f
u xrs x r all w l post graduatelx xi st
i ,xHow to i ix''lezx xlux in Five ls'i - ilI
Sons" notw that :"ti "o l'iol'"' is y'
simpily Fi'rench for' inlx slan(1x lxuxt n
there's nothini g siix tl(il' about lhe r''- w
iedi vogue of Pa i rIisiatn 'lltrixtrs dllh S
ail of uxs x':n' l bringing h1lxxex. \u.
iaded x, they are it oullitpIte andi
conlplicattdl with all the coi fortl of
xllxi'o as a i llest 1 iod'l li xtli sille.
Wx 1h x i 111 i l 'oix'xlxl r txn ling ill x, -11i
i'ndle pox er lightx. xand a plh e flor
'\x'er tlhing alxnd x x'rything ixi its
pl xce f lor fascixlxnating 'olt'xiesponx lene'..
The mneliers are of china with gil'
xmetaxl linishings, xxilxd hx , I llx st x ltx'
live are copies if not actually al n
qutx. F xilled a 'ording tol size withl
'one or tll il kwelIs, Ih y are'
e'lliippile'd i sidel's with a stick 'of . a'l
ing xx'xx. a small x'x'le and I lannx
- ig quill pen, all in match . ixiixg liint.
- t s':il whose' hx ndle is of l lh' s-ixlx
china asix the x n ri''l's. i pencil andii x
dx grt.s'sion full oi f goid dustl f " Ior x'
ing the quill afa xr iM.s.
The whohle xi, lti i' s' x ilnlxt'lu Ix
that it txilxlts to 1 a xl ad ttx1i0, iof
x'ritxxr's 'x'xmip. lEspecially i' s x Ill)x x
''ichilig stationerx'y in eniehantin, c'l
xors. Simartly nxllixograinted as tile s.l' ]i
is ell.rgr'ave is nl ixox''illplll ying ,ti
jllnct of the tMicrl 'r.
It xertainl y is a I:' r cry f'ro' Ixh
itypx'wriitten forih to the x ltx lier r fornx
(if x.x'rresponxixx nce, lxit youH' iliy x lst
Ss Ux ed if Y'Ou jlust 'hixosox Oi' o ' i ll
lher' l l'yx xre xxl'r x o vitx'le tight.
INROLLMENTAT
SCHOOLS GROWS
Second Semester Opens in
Local District With Over
Twco Hundred New Pupils
at the Major Schuols.
Til ot on ofn 1
1 nip:' II sI hooIli ItIO' it 1 iit' 1, II l)1
high s -hooo . Io itehotll Ito I'ttl ,I
gll rcs mi y. h . clinW ted 11. -;:1 \ W ithii
I mw or comi plete tcl.l k .I:1i,1 ill (110
llt, ible achlit:on oi(f p. pil:< 1, . ,:.
'lThere h were :h iew pupil, elnrolledI
al the Junior high sceh0l ,rd 140 at
the high school, bril.ging the total at
the high school I t 1.147. Tlho usual
mornitng prograllllon ilt ' ill t hrought
wilth and thile deltails lttel lllantll uill
the starltilg of the second ,t lester
gone through with. The actual en
tering into thte XCi hool t wi r it h tarted (i
this I e orinin . i
EXAMINATION
FOR A JANITOR
IThe t nited Ita i l service
onlml~l :;.iIO1 ;lln noun'"e< that a junliol
exanminalioi n will beo held to fill th.
Ipt.-.ition ofi laborer ill hlt custoudial).
servtl icet'. fl dei al' ullilding. Bllto.
M llnt., Salary. $6111 per annuit m. Agt it
limiRS. MA1 to years On the datCAS oEY
I 1.x n nutl 01 .Onis s of iling anr
alp 'li ei 1tn with thel dilstri it st cre
1 ent I i t ! .
tIrI ale.tit CI ' i sh., pttior to the
itltApp licatiol bla is ard infior iat
tio,)n may he obtailned by applying .t)
t'harle:. . l i Vilil ni . local secrt etary,
SI mllahi 'r.$, u[iitte. itlllont. illo" t tihe
MRS. MARY CASEY
AND INFANT DIE
lirt.:. Itary ctase,.v and infant daugh
ltelr lld this olulrning i1 the lnsi
ctlc'l t2 1 0 North Vlly 111 ning st.lre' et
aist. 2:1 yearl ls.
..rn iln Ireland anld a, Iresidentl o'
IDlute for the u-st 1t 2 yThers, Dahl
leave's a h s-and. .lichael Casey: ttw
Isons, .lich,,,l and Patrick .1.: t 'wo
brother,. John 111t1hl . ines ]
11ban of thi. city, Out her i'athe , Johll
She.han, i\ inr in lrela.nd.
.1"rs. I'as.'. 11';= w a a itmllmbh "r of thll
IKnights; ;,nd Ladi,. of S-ecurity.
lThe f o' ln ral will b, held alt the
family reshlence, in charge of Dan
i( ls & Hil)(,a's undl rf lling firm, a,
;t time which will be annilunce,1 late!r.
TWO BOYS ARE
IDe tective John WeVsson yesterday
arrested two boys, 14 -ud 1g years
old. on the charge of stealing a nut)n
er "of articles from fthe residence of1
SIafford F. Northcolt, 1626 It street
on March 9. and selling lthem tol .John
Thei boys arei acosused oft hawling
taken 1 0zo)"s , ii f'ultlntl in pli , tVwo
lpocket kni1es, a: solid gold ring, and
iwo watches. They told the police
they Jad -give ll he ring to th-eil
grandfather in Aleudervillo.
TWO CHARGED
WITH STEALING
Prank Lindsay and Patrick Quirk
were arrested by officers from the
sheriffts office yesterday on ai charge
of entering the room of Timothy
Reartdon, 631 North .Main street, and
stealing $298. The burglary of which
they are accused took place early
yesterday morning and the al'l'est was
made yesterday afternoon. The men
were taken into custody by D)eputy
Sheriffs Mackey, McNeil and Fisher.
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Murphy's Money-Back Store
65 E. PARK ST.
$1.50 and $1.75
Shirts, on Sale at 135
HAVE YOUR SUIT MADE
TO YOUR MEASURE
Uncalled for Suits Cheap, See Window Display
S.\y Y(b ' S.\\\ I'I' IN TII i: 111 KTIN.
YOUNG HE'RO OF GREAT WAR
'...
The battle-scnlrreld hIer. who salutes
vou in the above Ildlot r:lll)h s J.Ta I
Kl-vtnik, a C'zeeho-$`lccil lhid .of thir
lten, who ,has to his crtdit tour years
inl battle, where hie fought alonlgside of
the imen, two ni(cks on his gun for two
lend IGermans, aInd a h:vlge of honor
fir lthe e;clture of a Ianion. lie is
lhere to be educated nler t(he dliree
I i o I a IIr.,fess.ri of the University
of chi (lo go. and in a mIilitary tra'in
inP sIhool. Jan saIe uehi fighting.
having ee n ion fi\ve frn11its. tlie IUns
silan, TIurkish, Hungariani:ll , Italian and
Allustrian le ltrmped:111 Siberl'ia fromll
Kiev to Vladi\ivostok \\ill the Ozech
lnv armly.
TO INVESTIGATE
COURTS-MARTIAL
General Crowder Tells Sec
retary Baker Ball Must
Start Rolling; Defends
Charge of Crulty.
:;00i 1 United Pre.;.s Wire.)
\W"ashiigton, M ar ,'h 11. --Invcsti-I
galions of courtr-i- ;u:r'lial during tilt
I w;r hult, I een orll it . Judge Advo
et le (cneiral (o'0rowylr today stated in
:a I.qtit- to t leremly i1aker.i
The ilIl''tor ! nlerall starts to
wortk forunldi"tely' Crovi(Ter defeni
l thlie system. ci -o'ourt-tartial. '(pll:
ing to a chraro o' cruerlty IBrigadier
G(enerat l A\nr-ell vr lently tlint de.
W. F, DUNN AND FAMILY
RETURN FROM CAPITAL
7-month-old 1 o;. "1Yotnfg ill," ar
rived from If -Ina on the iafterlnolon
. n r urn fro ending1.
tlihe sessions cII lie recent legislaturre
\vas delayed by h!ic iekn.ss of MIrs.
)1Dun and Illhiy. 1fron which thty
have not entircly I-ecovered.
Mr. )Ilunn. wicr a few days rest.l
\\ill ,resumll¢ his editorial duties o1l
the Daily 1 ,1ulltin.
SECRETARY OF WOBBLIES
RELEASED ON BOND
, .lo::elh IK ,!i,.id? y, s (creOtularc y of thr e
SO011l blcli;[lih -4 tie I. WV. XV. l1w C ri-
ilcascld fronml ,". .- estlerili( y on Ilonil.
IK[n,-lllc y 'l a'' tedl bIy Ilte lcd
re a- athrI-.: i: w a i (ily ag 0111
:a c gllll' e t i .!\o tatillg dc:utllit.ion
:o, Icropt'lcl y ,. . :abotage.
BLAGCKLISTING THE
BUTTE ENGINEERS
Seattle Union Takes Action
Regarding the Alleged Re
actionary Local Union of
Strikebreakers.
The following resolutions have
been received by the Bullcltin froim
Seal tle:
"We, the members of local 40. In
tertnational I nion of Steam and Op
oraling Engineers. of Seattle. Wash., I
having learned of the action of the e
engineers of Buitoe. who liy a vote I
taker, Saturday. Feb. 15, 1919. (le-,
tided to serve the mining corlpora-t
tions instead of the mnilitant miners i
and others who were on strike in pro- t
tesl against a re(ductioni of wages of t
onte dollar ($1.00) pier day, and thliis
reduction taking place so soon after
ma iny of the miners sons and broth-;
lers hlad made the supreme sacrificea
on the lields of France. in order that
this world might be free from auto
cratic control--it is with mingled
feelings of contempt and disgust that
we view the entire career of the En
gineers' uniion of Butte. whose past
iactions on every occasion seent to
have been synonymlous with scahb
bery, and their so-called union a coin
venient stepping stone for its seltish
members (who appear to be without
conlception of the mission of the
working class) into positions of ease
and luxury in the service of the en
eiili es orgatnized labor.
The charge has been frequently
made that ill all the struggles of the
minlers for all orgattization that
would he iore responsive to their
demands for bettetr working condi
tions and absolutely free fromt cor
potrtion control, the Engineers have
always serlved the corporate inter
evls, and this subserviency to corpo
ration control has resulted in the
tmost infamous blackl ist (hbtter
known as the RUSTLING CARD
method of obtaining employment)
that ever existed inl the I'nited States.
Inasmuch as the Butte engineers
are not directly affiliated with us. but
have a chartr fromt the Internatiol
al Union of :Mille. Mill and SImelter
Workers, formerly the Western Fed
eration of Mliners. and that makes
our protest against, such strike
breaking tactics somnewhat feeble.
l e it
Resolved, by Steam and Operative
Engineers, Local 40. of Seattle. that.
bofore any melltmber of the Engineers'
unioni of Butte. known as No. 83. T.
I'. .. \. & S. W., be admitted into
our membership, a most rigorous in
vestigation lie condulcted 1o the end
that we may1111 not lie cotll(tlinalted lby
such treacherous Ifoes ,of organized
labor; aund lbe it further
Resolved. That the miners of Butte
and all other workers who, by going
on strike. showed their willingnesss
to resist a redtctionl in wages. andtl
whose protest, would have beeitn ote I
rigorous were it niot for the traitor
ouis conduct of the Engineers. we ex
tend you brotherly greetings, and we
entertain the hope that you are not
dismayed. but will continue your ef
forts until organized labor relegate
from their ranks the frauds and fak
irs and thereby be the more better
pireplared to inarcht forward into full
possession of our owtn; and be it fllr
thier
Resolved. That copies of this reso
lution be sent to the Central Labor
council and Metal Trades council and
the Blutte Bulletin.
(8ealI OWEN K. M'KEANE.
E. C. LORD.
FDANCE REORCANIlZIN
JAPANESE AIR SERVICE
By U'nited Press.
Tokio. Feb. (1. By Mail.)
Seventeen oflicers iand '20 lmn of the
French air forces, headed by Colonel1
Faure, have arrived in Japan to su
pervise the reorganization of th 1
,lapane-se air service. The mnission l
coInes in fuliillmlent of a promise
llade by the IFrench govtenrnmenl t to
the Japanese Wia"r ministry during thit
\warii tlhat sucth aussistallnce WVOlll b
given as soon as possiblle after the
cessation of hostilities.
The French government is sendilpg
10.i airpltnes to Japan to he used in
thle ireorganization work. It is ( -
pect' d that the visiting aviators will
be here tlhree months. They ha.ve
I:,,i given a v\'ery hearly reception
by" Japanese oft i.ial.: and French
flags are crossed with Riising Sun.
throughout Tokio in their honor.
''he officers are all \iterans of lit
ailr and acai wears seer'atlal decora
lioins and ribbons indlicating his serv
ice for France anId for the allies. Onit
(of the nmembers of the mission. Lieut.
Georges Richardson,. ought with the
Intited States llarilnes last year, hai'
itg been assigned to dllty ats laision
oilieer. (Commandantlii Lefevre. who
downedl a Zeppelin on its rrturlll f'ro
i ,ol!linlg expedition to Londoni, is a
!;lrnmer. Sori of thie o;ficerse' havei
s, itn rc-vice oni all tiatlet fronts.
It is cust tiomtiry to spent of 'the
old order iof thini ,. .\And arei w
now to talk of i'the ew ordr I of
things?"
illy Stundayv sa!ys h.ell is for rent.
iM;:ybe the dolil hi:s deported every
one' who didn'l ti ,ii k t-xacttly as 1he
Id " i
BUTTE BRIEFS
$100 reward will be paid to any
one proving we do not put in the
best mainspring for $1. Mayer, 37
North Main street.-Adv.
On rc-ceipt of news from Missoula
e)sterday of the death of their nmoth
cr, .Mrs. Alex Robie, Mrs. J. S. Gr;aehl
and George \V. Itobie of the Colbert
Drug company, left for that city.
revr. C. F. Chapman will present a
club at St. John's parish house
Thursday evening, having for his
-ubjejt "Atmierica's Plans for \Vohi ;
](iconlt ruCton."
('harles Stevens. former new.
writer of Butte and now an editor of
tlihe Bozeman Cihronicle, is spendilng
a few days in Butte visiting old time
friend: .
The Wednesday evening prayer
and Bible s tudy meeting of the (:en
tral PIresbyterian chburch will meret
lhi:; week at the home of John1 Zul'
fluh. 11::: Dtelaare. avenue. T'hese
i ( tlinge are highly interesting a:;
well as'instructive and another large
a ttendance is looked for this week.
The Brotherhood society of thlie
('Cntral Iresbyterian church willu
meet at the home of J. D. 1Iolstin,
1801 Gaylord, next Friday evening.
Several matters of importance are to
. come before the meeting so 111ha e\
ory Iilmenmber is urged to hbe present
and visitors are cordially in vitild.
Fred 1-i. Stafflord is president.
Chief IDeputy Sheriff )ave O'Con
no(r and1 othellr m iiibl)ers of the shor
iiff's force early yesterday were able
to locate all automlobile belonging Ito
Paul Reichle which the evening ipre
vionis had been "borrowed" from th:.
curb in front of the Knights of ('(
lumbus tbuilding by parties who ha, v -
not yet bOen identilied.
A; commnlittee fronm lh' cenlral cilty;
republican commlnlittee will conlfer wiith
the city council collnlittee on elee
lion clerks and judges this afternoon
and presenllt deman1ds of the rlepubili
cani for clerks aill jildges ill the
conlting civic contest. 'T'he retpubll
t (1ns will Ibe represented by Sim Bill
ings. Chal o Lomas and V11. }'. ("ur
roll.
S l'uneral i erviees for Miss Mar-'
- ga et tl'llrdon. dlllgllter of 'l'illlioth
I earidon, were held y1esterday at St.
Patrick's churehl , Iev. Fathter J. M1.
SVenus officatillng. The pallbearers.;
Swere John Sullivan, Waltelr, Herman11
Anderson, Peter Farrell, Alieimael
Loughlin and I)Daniel Rice.
I (.a' s \'him h will be heard in .Judgt e
\Vilkinsonll's curt. in South BIlOte to
day include: ( ,s Ga(llus, chargedi
with white slavrery; \Ivor Levich, rob
br OV: Swan Swanson. John Kan(
Louis i Knutsen 1ani Carl Al. Olson,
gambllng, and Adllbert Booth.
vcharg 1it with child albanlodonent.
Jiudge Lamb yesterday filed his de
- ree in the case of Katie Kiley as ad
e ministrator of the estate of Kath
t erine Sullivan agaiinst Kate lohhney.
ordeting the lallor to pay to the (s
e state $307.66 as rental for property
- in \Valkel'ville occupied b' ith, de;'en
r dant under a deed f'roiiint Kattierinel
1 Sullivan, which the court holds io b(
fraudulent. The deed, the court finds,
was secured without colpensalls.tion
and at a time when the age a ndt ill
ness of Mrs. Sullivan rendered her inll
colmpetent to attendl to business.
.Judge Edwin m1. Lamb yesterdas
i:;ssued decree of divorce to ies:ic
I,:. Burgess. rl'leasing her from1 Iatlri
monial obligations to Charles \W.
BDurgess, to whonl she was married
in 1902 at Waverly, N. Y. They have
a son who is now serving with the
1'nite(1 States aryll in France. It wa;
shown ill colr IIhat. l Mrs. Burgess was
ldesertedl by her husband in 19 .5 and
that he now is living at Towanda,
e Many soldiers and sailors, recent]:. I
Sdischa.rged from the service, calledt
I at the office of the homll soer ice sec'
t tlion of the lted ('ross la'st night. Ito
n have their letters to the war depart
a ment for the $60 bonus typed. liar
ory i W. Jonels, vocational officer of the
federal board will arrive here
SWedneslay for a conference wilh
h loc'll workers, i:
VOTERS, ATTENTION!
lTo Whom It May Concern:
i George Anmirose. candidate for
mayor on the socialist ticket, is
inot a memlber of the socialist party.
and therefore the local does not
vouch for hill.
LIOCAIL SOCIALIST PARTY, BUTTE.
Adv.
NOTICE, NONPAATISANS!
There will be a meeting of the
Nonpartisan club of Silver Bow
coun ty Monday. March 10. at 7:30
p. mn.. at Metal Mine Workers' hall,
101 S. Idaho street.
By Order of President.-Adv.
NOTICE.
Boosters No. 2 meets every
\Vednesday night at Socialist hail,
Harrison avenue.-Adv.
Poynter's Cash Store
1854 HARRISON AVE.
Wholesale to Consumer.
PHONE 6534-H.
Mr. Consumer
Do you realize that by buying
your supplies each day in small
quantities that your day's pay
goes little more than half as far
as it would if you bought the
whole week's supply at one
tinme? Call up Poynter's
Wbolesale-to-Consu mer, Phone
6534-R, and order your week's
supply.
Fancy sugar cured hams, per
lb. ...........................-------------------35c
Fancy sugar cured bacon, per
lb . .... ................... Joe
Large white mealy potatoes.
per 100 lbs. ......... ......$1.C0
100 lbs. granulated sugar for
only ................ . $11.00
17 bars white or brown soap,
for .................------..-- $1.00
10 lbs. dry onions ...- ... 25c
98-lb. high patent hard wheat
flour for ........ ..... ... $5 5.00
Case Carnation or Sego milk.
for ........................... $7.00
Case Hebe, tall ................ $5.90
White or brown beans, lb..10c
McCarthy-Bryant & Co.
317-319 E. Park St. Phone loll
W hole ('odfish. lb. l ............1 - h'
F ancy Shinnlld llams, lb).. ...: I
5-lb. can asl)pber'ry .an .i $1.25
10-lb. can Syrup. ......-...+...II.0tl
3-1. lcan :ay D):v Coffee _$1 .20
98 lbs. iyon's eost and ('lit ax
Flouri ............. -............5.1
12 cans egetabl .... ...... 1.75
l8 lbs. Rex Flour .... ...... 5.t0
No. 10s Lard ......... .7
16 liars Swift's Pride Soa ll ...'~lIo
5-1b. ca'n Tou Garden Sit'rwtit rivi
or Raspberry Preserves. ........_ . 1.75
JOHN J. M'CARTHY,
Proprietor.
SHINERS
-SELLS
Furniture, Rugs
Ranges and
iomne Necessities
for- Less on
Easiest of Terms
- a
A Good Appetite
Satisfied
a. i t ll a l Sa. l P l ltI
_ i t ihn l P.. gOI I ogt ellr itt .
SPOKANE
CAFE
111 S. Main St.
SRAM AND JOHN; KiENOFI'IEL
"The Boys lWho Cut thle Price
of Eats."
, I I I------- I-.~..
-SEE
DR C. A. PANKEY
THE DENTIST !
RMLIABLE DENTISTRY-In fact
the best that can be had in Butte
MY MOTTO:
Honest Work at an Honest Prle. I
Open Evening. Until 8:80.
Phone 831
Lizzie Blk., 11% WI. Park S'.
CRYSTAL CAFE
We Serve the Best on the .Market
at Popular Prices.
tO E. PARK ST.
Furniture Bargains
AT THE
Union Furniture Exchange
2-18 E. Park St.

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