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HILLY S
Mihloutla' Best Grocery.
BUSY CORNER 'PHONE 09
SALT FISH
Salmon. 1'nn 'y c'olunbhla fll\'Tr,
pntnd .... 12 1-2C'
alhnmi n Illt.ll s, ! 'lumlbia Ih iti'r
Stee l 11.11, tI"rtrlll 20('
Mailninti .i.akh , . ,ittin for 25'
a rlton. ki ipl r`ilt r.ily toi ilt. plr
wound 20l,
pitliun .. 20O
l , i ltno l i Inn. I 'an } hin i "k;
Dnllnd 2 . . l
EGGS AND BUTTER
M1innr.er ta Iitnchl I:: ". ' i "' Ii t i ." ,
di zn i . . iC
IlIIt.r Rn, t Jler ,.Sy t t111tr. 1I; ,,.a ',.
--1 puilnd 4IO
Cremil n ry Ititterr gwt.'. ; Il lllil1'1
"-1 p'lld 1ii0
T'rllrmr ll I llltt r'. v, ry finfnlt; 1i
lnc f-- 1 l.ilollt l .ILt'
FLOUR
Re-it PI'a.ry I lliar. 'I'ritilhy: " r
-nack $1.25
( 'rotinai flnir. t!i n trl 'N flni'it,
nt,'k $1.90O
.Nn (ImimI fnr cnlipllii, tlt ol hitll
prir ihtt' n yv i ii ti 'l g91 1l
hrVr aii lil' tines.I ('
Valentines!
Valentines!
lav' m 'II .rl ." n 11 1 i:l o ii r i IIthli
wh1111,I'w \W'r h.ivi, them s all i lllP
tt :my pr'hi )'n m111 y w, nt ~il ii Ily
V.ln tl ,l r'imiii or i ti L; i. Irll'o
huyliig.
Arn y ut utinlig ouir fr.i liul k
dtlelvery tirvh.ii? If liit youi
slnittl. No Imatte( r hol|\r n alli
youi lir wants ior % lll, Jil usit p1nl
IIt ( nil. (Iq) itail W ' \vi l i . t.nll
hiar, It tere wi tI ilt , I 'xl ait ril
Missoula Drug Co.
SID J. COFFEE, Proprietor.
The Rexall Store.
Hammond Block. Phone 16
Special Prices on
PICTURE
FRAMES
and Pictures
SIMONS
312 liggins Avenue.
World's Almanac
1910 JUSt RECEIVED
.ew lhipmnll ll Illtlu Print :lpaper
rroc'v. t. da y.
McHaffie Bros.
1910
DIARIES
J. W. LISTER
103 E. FRONT ST.
Rowland, The Jeweler
Watches, Dismonds. Jewelry
Bpecdal attention given to
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
PFlrt Nitilonal flank Block.
LUCY & SONS
EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.
W.. D. h',nlirl'lk, Managler.
Phone sb
Henley-Elgeman
Grocery Co.
J. I I. lenley. N. c. T vils.
John Elgeman. ('. A. (C'rawshaw.
Blood Red Sockeye
Salmon
12.potind, not, kitt' -,$1.50
2i'5.poud, i,'t. kits $2.T6
50-pounld, rift, ,itl $56.00
t'i' sla tlhe best talruon lnttkedI
LI. ii tl t i n I~r i bi il i m irmi wIith
tile ciiOap p~ink va'ietleica
CAUGHTornE
RUN OUT OWN
It t.ots x in.lh that they xll. ldini' Ix 1'p
1itx,' I II ' itnt i thrn ii ilotxsgraillll
nr ltl'i i ' yesild it '
CERTAIN tnall, shitving tinhrlies
TCO COME Ih.rt ald W. I": ii
hr.'it on the I1. ,- Ange
l. iti\"!,tiln lilil , t kling their initit t!
fli' I in ; aeroplanei . 111"re was tint
xivxI rle i -urprils. ulihi. phitxogrxiph
, i i \.i llllll 11 xx lltrlle('. ° l'h,' Ill il. i xlli h
".h. t I'i', islit. ";e.,' h l iand 1, a1r"."ht
i l I I l it, r, .i.ii hi i II' llg is i"f i It hal
i i' i. iii, ilitlthingi In his w hol ' liI .,
\ (I 1 I) I1 'II l"llnl. ll. es.. l it ' lle b .'ck
,l'l,l:"i , r , . I l t graph Is showrl l it '
;ii ' t I* ii l \ill i iir uhi s nil 111li.
I',i11lll it ,i I ri n1,h . h:inllliinl. r niiii .i
lnh, r it. l i:xi IgrII It i thI etIII ýII I alil heI
- t, " i' . 11llir iidi ti..llli ll i a ull t x i go
u p in ll.' . I i . rihii ix lnta n llllll l' ti l
iof t ll I. .t., 1i\0 s.i.i11 thei ' 111 n is lh
air r -ry sift. n usm kilno that flt,, y got
hilghi: , r l l oII st whll k l n inilll1 .%yy
b lts l. "llpush" foilr hlltlll IIn ' l(1an flli',
high \\'hen h, hias a i Inch hoo lldowni eltl.
It is, thllllf Ir, I,.e y Illt niiun erstxi whxy
fthe I 'r'l hxn l IIokI xs Ji,' nllly i.iheI
SILk.En i iin the \'r. I ,. l'heiy ait . thel
iglllnl hlilghflylrs. i h lh ine.kfnot. A,
linl i whhici h t iix ln.i ilh t llh i ti i. gunix llth
iaye;i. "\ui'h Ii yon i' iui r iii se a. eiii''
Iuxir housei that is lk,' fiii i i lrs ils p,
lant ht I frightl r.41,d: It III Ie t th l.uI
tif x is. lt oinll if tI ii rinn r Ii I i r ll l iii
i* l xlur Jii u ig 'iit i i it) flli te 1l'xpl 'l oi
m iak t' tih r .un from IW s ,i ng x l.,l' iIn
it 1 ll 1 htours \ "eI'lre h \it, i x11h I i,
ATo M ii x s. '
'h, - illlh, whic\ mh rild th-ll''nlll, t .ll
1171A 11A 1 Iwi il1 iilxfuthu 11.- slixi I xi
HlAPPY ni icllcs iry to ii ;uliii'liu
SMILE wsi hy it Iwa Iht ll i, - gu'i
distrih, Iting i i l tl, .\i
ithat tII in'liiruee ris ry li lit I asi k Itht
1trIll I-onnrxi i tl nestih lx lid i it ll nit 1it1
that it wias ) iili r. lTh Ii ltlt , iuiiat lghterl
all veie i It t , Ilu, h,. humii- yel.s.tIl'
mlrling to giadden the heii x of he'
lo r ntlls adIll of the tIw brothers wi h.
were i si idy there. i. Thei i oi'ngraittl it
wer Aill .niere ul nd he irppr illilxiI
Ihelrl. MrI. nd Wi s. Iii l .lllughi l, r, (o Ile
ililil41.1i lilll' iI ))'Jll l Ii ltuuiiiui ilii is llt
Sgrhtul teli and the hlung ll it] dm
if her i dgmiI ln i II III i , ix.Iii it ..i .
AGAIN I and whiih sliuiiltted iil i'
Imaurkied Iiiilrtiiilexiit int
it. h lh olt f ir Mrs. \li'utt. "\\',e had i s
kin i trip," silll .Ixr. \ViIt 1,xtlierl iay
l i i'nltll, i "The w ilth r w tis ior thfl i
liie hItit K in 1iuoiwnuti there sire x o
ixld i o iit un . o. ter hru li isiting itiherx
foir the I inter. ' 'hhhlherv r way y'i
turn, yol meet i Ilitli fliromtn .1Wa llli
inil Ih l' ly ii.r l h Ile i It i. i xit ii ii '1x
fi mii l10iiii l ni. I l t . xit is gol ,h lx re
hai ic , ih lt, .1 Ji ll %111il gl ni 1 fte tigl
T-'ll,. nett'l ulna Itr11t "tol r which is toh
he nll. il i l "'d' by J lhn W . I.itler :tndt
J4,n i ItoI.w hiid Is Jni"t
'VERY allolt 11olpaltl'ld inll it
iN E A R hitl not be iIn llto y dllyn
ornlfir' thi, p 1ilnl'e r Iulslh
nos. -tuni in the eity Is cet-s'ill'l to
ml tii ce 'lt lil f rill the , lxpa n si ln o f ti-*
ing the° 1ys until thll, mll ing tl egini.,
tho re'l have hbiwl :1 golod ii lln ln .' llilliis
ilneull at o thfie o'tli d , llinieill 1 ' It h1 ',11111
kn iwV that it an't1 t, o ioe ia'tl'dst solid
i rlim 11' Ilhe reglulllili have hwee Irying
to think wthat Is fals lhy firrt hmight
in Ihle 1 itorli and I then it Irill.+ Vlni
of them re aill i'il..ly inoughll iwhlel it
it: .. but there are not iau1y who r'
Inllv herl what It wis. It Illntl .h lut one
year of be'ing i ol l i. e Ihl' stole \\a
opened and It 1s not full' to ."xplrt :I
nIiln l1 ren iinlher that lnng.
A BIG N.lnry in .'linlt.ti I'ill
TIME new home iIf thel ordin
i, one .i f t ho, fintat
strtlt'hires f its kind li thel wesIt and
the philltnIt for Il it ii d di tiitl '.i I i ' Itp
ing w ills ith ti l Ii. hrll T tllt it as t hi Ilhlhm
itlll ttIh the i l ni ci tlli.' w11 h i h it
ir NI .I'." I 11. )ie i" lrir and tIh sllll . ( i ti ly
l'ai llnttlll llt . nIti rll pitI of liii' ills o' f
Molnttn: \vill li, Iiti' + lh'r r the dihirntlc"i
OFFtnd hO tae will iN rl.,plenled lst
thFree Exgatis hibiti assmonl,
-OF
SPRAC next n andt for the 'ciIty. FANCY
A. Kill s irel Known aI "The e ttlet
unKid hal i mpion Pool Plyen r ofi
I'I l' ii \' will hr il hul+qlul t when lilt, dothi
stort .1ren.n. y I. nlu'hhd.Id', lit which
th1 e f Paofic Coaent eaer f
tMissoula Bi.lliard Parsent lors
for :ahoy I tlhr'e hundred v'isitors.," said
t-rr ltary I lriti lnstein iI' t i(rdtv (. Mr.
,lnd"nlo' andi has a t'Ih tll. .11 llhose
WvIh, .-:t' th,." \ ill hI , here, - his esti
l1h.t1 + I4 Il ,habit hl. ll l'oti lht
1) ,|. lhellabil e h t ): t lnhight f 'r NE'
Y~oi' :n ll I h +r l" Ite stý'rn m 'rk t'l< tm Jly
ponds fur hii -pri.lg
OFF FOR ýIock Ill, exleIthd, lINst
NEW YORK n,!.ht. that his 1,trl''ha4
th. i-i fur six otltt' eight we k| s. l , I'.
thonl' and untiip.ia os it bui y " itlmi.
I.,'in I,1 the wvhoIilith marki elt this
Free Exhibition
--OF
PRACTICAL and FANCY
POOL PLAYING
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
EVENINGS
A. Kershel, Known as "The Seattle
Kid," Champion Pool Player of
the Pacific Coast
Missoula Billiard Parlors
FOR
RENT
T1NP first-classt o1ffice 11M IC
(iII II iggint TI 'n11 41', ceIIraillyl y
aiicI' o~r (iix *a ii''i~.
E. A. Winstanley
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
134 Higgins Avenue.
yea.r. p.repa1red1 to nuikv 4144' 444444 ex
tensive 44 .rc'han 44. ha I his I .144444 'r
4ia4)4 Hfti 44 I 144444' h..1)4.4li In 444fl4'M i114
Jl4 so tic444 4. 'I')i 444' fy 144 g4'44ow 4Cing l and It
p..nhl tire·u c'c~l~nc'h year d hrl\nd ng i hetn:
i.t'r ,-'1111~ of Kin ds 4'444444411144r1 t4 141ha
it r.'mnn rkahfv44444 g 444 s^.444441) 4.) we4ff
il1er4' upo4ln t)44! pring1)414 14444 '.'.fiti wih
1)t4e1444441 4'(lsnlp iifi1 .4'en w have1' ever hIaid;
11:.. I" ' 4 i; 1 I'" 1 ' : 1 V4ii' ('4i fi'f41 l 441rt4'
I hit ie fll 1,1Crl w. , l Ill., de wellllt
114.44it of .4tIt (i.4.lh I i-1111'.'. tin r 111114%
44444 I 4*'4444 44h4t I 4' 44v ' 4ir414 44r44m
o44ur4 I'r44t 4 4'.'1irls, till-' I rnd '4 1 fr4444
44re. 4 4'')h1;.' 44tri4 tifll!, ye'r nd4 hie
4411r44'144114 44u4 44'4'y 11441f444. I exp4441
ti' hEck her.' In sit 444 s rig1t
iratlon f nl'44 aftr' 44 ltit foi1'r spii.
"loc' \1'111n 44)a4' fi~li' 11441 and 41rv 44)4i444
Met144(f t t'.l I14' ha44e 144.1 r o4441 4144 4." 4
'I'hIe 1 f.. A 1I' 1444144 441 11 44 yo'ur 55111
144'- 4 ri -rI 444'er ev44'41 l'4'. 'e , i nill t 4.4'
i fIs l( 444.44144' 444444e4si
THE RED yi4414'rdf44 44444 madf
APPLE 444 1441'he proress''44 with
I hIe airraiiilc nge'men . It
4fil ' h4 1144n .~ed Appf. linn·loeq (him yea''44
4'roil sta4rt to flini4h. There.will b,"1 h
44414 soirt or ii ppe I xingi. w4ith) every
4'4444rs44' 411 the'n 44 hit lot of iIetl4as w 1t
4444)4). 44141nlficl'44n4'4'41141 4ieil. 14a4n 21e'.'
44444 1(4444 1:44 .44' 4414444M(4444'44f 441440
If)a " Ilrl v.'i.v1n .' 1he :4' ih' thri
s(14c c ('1444 proi(Ised. ItIs14 to h', 41'
444lr1)~1 4~i441 14 41"'44il i ('444t44 lr 4 ItxRlrce. P~
4444,4 in 4.444' 'fi' w l Is 1144 4.14.1 444ir 4 na
·i444444y 14411444t Pi'iili 11441' 444444 1 441414 44)' 4)
'ijililfll 4144 S44a nde ( '44' .nuntl a 'e I f
t14. wori4' if' ili' yeaOr, i)' thei p4)44444 l
1)4. 4' 4444f11i't. lore' 44144''4'4 1"14 44444 it '.4
it Inch II 114 they 4V1 h.'.
CERTAIN OF SUCC~ESS
IS IlIE G. I. A. DANCE
44444ts 44fh)lcf l?4444'411444'y precede
ent'ii. 144' 44i44 haI.ll glvn by the (1.
'ff144 aI:'fa1' nitl) f4h'111 41 g 14v44Monda' nIght
4'44i'i'f 44)f44ip444'llon4 fill Its4 44i4'.e444. Trhe
mu414ic4 wiff Ii4' give f '1by t i', M41 fou414f
gram44 44nd entert'i'44f4en4it hav'e 1.e'n
Iiooiki'd af (r 444414t t~il' ca4re'l'f attention
I.. ([11u~ll wh1414h 4'444'4.i4rf'Ate44x 11he ma~n
4144)'i 'ilfi 44pt411.io4 t4 lckh the4y enjily 4.s
14i4.f'.His.,M 'f'ii' 4444)44444 444 44141,e (bit.1'
11)441,.-. oi'f, 14)44 .4 4'.wen' wh4) '' ifi' l l 4411 g
R. L. CAMPBELL GOES
TO WASHINGTON STATE
I . I. 'mlh.ll. II, hwhI r i ti(' 1 r
anllIhioacnll ,"If di:.tI'r l NX .. I d' lh. for
'":I s rvih'. lib th h'1 :Itlu:lt't.tl.s in .1~1i
, alt.n i, 11has ).n ii hiail'rt "fH' IhP l'l ff' j .
u I intnlilu .>'1i hIl .l In hi I Iia f.'
lu "; +I',' it' IIII. n lln \';a I t ilsh. Iv ,
I li. 1t.lit ur ll I h. r1' . t r ll h i- b
lar.i l i II' f fr i' s. IIln w ill hIi
r.l i.".I.".I lll i l' th it h :, .1f1o'lt., hv
11 J. . Ii rh , ouuI I n I hI , itest biih ,a1
' l i, mll l ol r .. ,t nit Il0l0
Hiamilthm, o.11nlt. - '"Tht p tavalll
Illiel," .1. It. Itad, ..w or al1 managei'r.
Barber & Marshall
THE 80UTH 8tIDE GROCERS.
509 South Higgins Ave. Phone 20.
KARO
CORN
SYRUP
TillE: INI) T) MAI.\KE
I'.A I)1 .
.\ fins, gthhl'n thick mo
Its.si$, Ri ood I' t1' tahle.
Lt"Illlg ('O1a11Ts 15
Larg' (.'ans .... . 35¢
WILLIAM HIII . lEI
BUYS SHOPF
VETERAN SHEET METAL WORKER (
ENTERS BUSINESS FOR HIM
SELF AT THE OLD STAND.
.\Alllait Wl t was ilde iast night
llutt Willham FI. Reid iand had pur- t
chair Ih, tiinshop and shoret metal I
Ihrin.-"" of thle Mllbsstii Merinntlle f
'.parny. Mir. Reid will take posses
sll Monday morning lnd frorn that P
,lai. tihe hitsirnent will he his own.
Tlire. will nit he mtnuh f a change, v
ho,.,\ .r. ii far .s Mr. Reid, himself, ,
c.c it rnertd, for 22 yeiors tie has ,
workied in tlhe shop Which he now t
ovins for ai little tore thinn I yearh,, 1
Ihe IIs onll its s perinitendent annl
nlalitaer. The' husin.re will he eon. '
littin l at the old ann tn nd, I ts fatr as .
its lien I i onllierneld. thllr will he no t
clhlang .\lr. llid h will eontinue to.
,, un. ti e -' nire p lpIition thait he has
tilletd sit i.re ittably for ii dtucnld hut
thier will he this dlifferner It i h s
Iln l pllip iinow.
Thlere Is nihldy in M:,nhttlu whor
Shal n wch h r newii t intant a thnlll ' 1ih i1 '
ltlId tIIn the(re ln nolnody whn hnI
ln)more friends. It will gorid mows to all t
if th.ni thion Iorllinr Io klnow that
\r. 11 t.i h i, s eintered bus(iness himself,
will tilo rm ti shake handst with i I great i
iiuii pAip le. And ver( tine of' them I
twill i' sAh hiiIm uisi nit in ll h msi- io i 1
tore.
"I shall ki il the old ustiadl" p li
Iir. 10 i last ntight when a Mila illn an
reportehr asked inlt ithout the change.
I itih tnolie ait won iltr ier so longil that
it would l siei stri nge ti inc to hit
illnywhere ls. cl ut it will ihe my own
shop w~then ope¢n tip .Mlonlday morn
ing. I hope my friendis r-.111 he asi
iHp d toi iime in ithe shop ts I shall
he to s.i.e theit. I exnet to -alrry'
ionig thi( hllusinelt as it hits ieen ennc.
dlicted. I have a fine lot of workmen
who h.ae t bei v n t.ssnciated with ne,
many f' tlhem for n long time. They
re it onmpetent lot of mIechanles fand
aI long I.n they want to istay and as
Inng as I nm doilng sheet rtn I work,
they willt he there."
I'or .35 years. Mr. Reid has been a.
I resident ofr .Misnio lia A stated above,
lhe hats bein 22 years In the shop oft
I'which het Is now the owner. That the
inext 2 year will he productive of
great gRoodi luk is the hardest wish
thalt any of his friends will have for
him. The Mlissollinn extends Its ion
gratulnil niris to him, alonic with tne
otlhers that will Ihe nshowered upon him
toaila y
MISSOULA ABSTRACTERS
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
Next Friday evening, C. I.. ,. Kel
hlo.g, of the Northwestern Abstract &
Title Insurance company, will leave for
Ireat *I'alls to attend the first an
nual convention of the Montana
Ab.ustriaters' assnoelation, which will
convene on Saturday. Mr. Kellogg is
upresident of the association, and ex
pects the tmeeting to be an Interesting
and important one. Several papers on
subJects intiresting to those engaged
in the abstract business will be read
a n d d isnl. ew. d . \ ill ('l v e, ,no lthl, ,'
well-known abstracter of this city, will
also attend the meeting and expects
to leave for the VWindy city on Thur -
day.
SThat the abstract business Is begin
inlg to be recorgnized as all imlportant
one is illustrated by the fact that
John T. Kenney, ia former piresli.nt
of the Amei ricin Abstracters' ;imm 't ia.
tin,.i it n w engte.; d il i hlihci m -
tiurs iiin th- proffession of i.miaklin,. aii
itt"-I t.s toii the tin i s of tls I'na . -
sita of Wmeisconsin it i Madison.
MISS WARD ENTERTAINS.
S li s itetta Waird entertained a party
i,.' her frlends at the home of her
sli.-le ri. . Ilarnes, on East Front
strI't Friday \evening. IThe evening
%.1v spent very pleasantly at varions
alnll s andl mluic, after which, lunch
it is served. Those present were Misses
'ox. Henry, lowell, Elhle and Ina
('yr. R.impison. Pritchard, Meyer and
ilehruotder. C
LOCAL TRAP SHOOTERS
WILL PRACTICE TODAY
The members of the |tlssonn 'T'ral't
sh.tooteor' association will hold a prac
tice shoot at 1 o'clock this afternoon
:at the old grounds, on the south side
,,f the river. This will be the last
shoot to be held there. There will be I
: meeting of the assoclation Monday
evening, at which time preparations
will be made for the removal of the
club's I ouarters to the grounds recently
sectured south of the state university.
Plans will also he made at this time
to prc(,tre the program for the state
sh.oot, which will be hehl in Missoula
Iin, xt Jinle.
WILL SHIP BODY.
The remains of David Chantigne,
tie lumbermaln, w\ili be shipped on No.
' this evening to the man's old home
in Hlull, Quebec, where a sister, Mrs.
1.-nla: Therlault, resides.
TO BUTTE.
D. E. i;allotway of Hamilton, after
viitintg friends here for a few days
left this morning oni a business trip
AN OPERATION.
(arl I'rltI of Tlhis city was opel'atdl
on Ifor appendicitis tit tt. Patrick's
i - ,iltuil y st'telrdaiy inlorllng.
The "Pree"---$1 i week buyl It. In
suraed ive years. Orvls PMusle House
ARMY PEOPLE PLAN
GREAT THINGS
SALVATION OFFICER ANNOUNCES
IMPROVEMENTS IN MISSOULA
BARRACKS.
. The Salvation Army, an organiza
tlon that has always done more than
itl share of the religlous work in and
r r Misulll;ti. is planning to increase
its efficiency. The barracks on Cedar
street. in the Istotffice building, are
now being remodeled and renovated and
will hbe bright and attractive when the
worltmtnn finish their labors. Captain
WV. It. Knapp announced yesterday that
the improvements will cost over $400
and that everything about the barracks
will he now when the place is opened
again. The present condition of the
roonfs precltldws the possihility of any
meeting being held today.
l'aptaln E. Elortsen, a young woman
officer who has n record for success.
is now detailed to assist in the Army's
work In Missloula and an aggressive
caimpanin against sin is being planned.
With the plan ~f interesting the frlend
Itse youing met of the city the Army
inti't.s to, establish a reading room in
its remodeled llualters. "There are lots
of young fellows aboutt town without
any place to spend their leisure hours,"
soaid ('cptiain Knapp last night, "any
L. i, i plrim', [ i moan. It is for these
that \a. oare establishing this reading
iroom. It is to he well lighted; there
\\ll ie plenty of chairs' and tables,
with writing manterital, the daily papers
and all thie IItrature that we can get.
It is to he made ac attractive as pox
llle and I beliv'e that it will fill
RAILWAY LADIES GIVE
FINE POVERTY SOCIAL
One of the best attended and most
enjoyahle affairs of the season was the
Ipoverty o(cial given last night by the
.adles' Auxiliary to the *Brotherhood
of Railway Trainman in the Odd Fel
Iows' hall. Nearly 200 people attended
the m!ial and from start to finish thor
ouglhly enjoyed themselves. No one
was nllowed to wear "good close" and
anyone cnaught so doing was fned.
T'here was but one white collar in the
roont ;lnd that was worn h'' ('harles
Marsh. Thirty-twvo tables were set for
whist anld they were all pult to good
use.. Prizes were given for the best
i'nveirs,'the worst Iplayers and to those
wearinl tile best (nostumes. Following
is the list of prizes won in the games:
Mrs. Kate :ladhaw and F. P. Kernt.
first; Mrs. Walter Mann and J. H.
Ilchtardls, seonntd: Mrs. IT. M. Brooks
rnd ('Charles McTaggart. third; Mrs.
John wonodeton and S. S. Wilder.
fourth; Mrs. J. H. RlIter and Fred
Owen,, fifth; Lulu Nichols and E. F.
Wilburn. sixthl. Miss Iren Plgg and
John Iinnrgan connsolation.
Mrs. F'. I. Willhurn won the prize
for' the best t'ostmellt for ladles, the
ctorrn spllnilig prize for thil gpntlemen
going {to '.tnrecte Malonei.t
SUCCESSFUL RANCHER
VISITS IN MISSOULA
Mlrs. (:harles It. Smtih, formerly of
Chlicagn. has boen visiting in Mie
sotul for the past week, the ,Lotet of
her daughter, Louise, w\hn Is attdnd I
ing the university and of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ieorguso'n.
In the fall of 190R. Mrs. Smith pur
I!chased 120 acres of land in the Bitt
tor Root valley and settled upon It in
the spring of 1909.
SSohe is one of the many who has
heard and heeded "the call of the
west" and who chose the Bitter Root
valley ise the most advantageous and
beautiful location for a permanent
country home, which she unhesitating
ly affirms that she prefers to city life.
,M1rs. Smith Is a piractical demon
strator of her f.tl, In the possihilities
nf the va'tlley hy her earnest and
thtorough tbusiness methods and In the
o'vercom, 'ong 'f seet ing llll obitactlts to
thi: slccess of the inexperienced. S~h'~?
talso proves her sincerity of. bellief in
M,ntiana soil Iy thie recent purch.ta.e
ilf tnlither 121o-ncro farm near the
town nI Iltt'rencer, which she will at
,,ni ir,.iced to, Illprove and cultlivate.
THE LITTLE WORKERS.
'rThle .ittle Workers met at the home
if Mi a lItith ('utlr' yt'st(erday after
I11, .11. '' tr]ll,., lir sn'll t were: Mtrlion
SMills. Katthleon lilanchard. Vitarla
Sl'inley, I"lorence smlth, Ruth Cutler.
SThe next Ilmeeting will be at the home
i tf Marin (tchtchetll on ebruary 19.
SAVAGEAU FUNERAL MONDAY.
The funteral of Joseph Savageau wilt
be held aIt the ('atholle church at 2:30
o'clock tomttrrow afternoon. Inter
lment will bhi In thte Missoula cemetery.
ITlamiltuin, Mint. - "The Ravalli
tItel.," , t1. I"n.:id, twller 1n1td mainager
Fine Watches and
Repairing Diamonds
E. H. DEMING
Jeweler and Optician
120 Higgins Avenue. Missoula, Mont.
SHORTHAND
and Typewriting School
AT HOTEL MISSOULA
No 'l lom sludy. Positlions secured
Private Phone 141.
MISS WISDOM, Teacher.
N_ _
r1I111111.M 1)1111(11n is of e'jiit I i nq ortanne Io t he in
;4~1enI'4 (i s soI I me(41114'll i, f n. ew fasio~Iins, hatrhingers
of `pir have IhV( 14'41 i441'41 14o (4114 sto k oft woii1Pnl
IwealP, while I14e 'kt~i~ies iiiis have i t(IflPI e hmbr(ed in
exteniveI~4~ ,stor4ks oIt newI sIti 141 411 ap1p41r(l.
SPENCER'S
SUIT SPECIALISTS
SPRICE versus QUALITY
And Perfect Fitting
:1 I(ePe ,,penniWI('s fitted in a haphaizardI wuay aire apt to he
ani~or t t o P1 thePrs Th'is Tis 5is iiit Insure ini whieh You1 441folfl
aflot ~ ~ 114 totkeay -oes ati aill.
"lie is ii 1 right. I l 11 as 14(4ben Jli'net icinui for years.'
tea t1114' you hieartht'141, tin21k. 1414s 144 kept s141p witih
I r(4g1'e(s., (11" is 144 wherei4 14'11" ( w 4is Yeas aigo?
ii ;Ilas4(4(' flions $2.5O ,n 4wV14141(. No 4124iu're's t' 44'
Kohn Jewelry Company"
,II'he LarIgest .Jewelry Store in the City.
IT'S AGAINST OUR RULE
to sell any pailnt Wo cannot safely
an rant.,E. If it's quality and dur
ability you are looking for
KELLOG PAINT CO.
stands for that,
DESCHAMPS'
IMPLEMENT
STORE
Farm
Implements
Hay and
Grain
Missoula, Montana
Missoula Hotel
European P1lan.
3unilding lEntirely liemod
eled and 1Hefurnished,
LcaIt iOln ( 'cliellCnlt.
D)ining lI;EIn Open 6 na. m.
to 8 p. IIl.
P. J. CON IIOY, Manager.
Grand Pacific Hotel
CAFE IN CONNECTION.
Opun Day al;d Night.
CHAS, A. SCHRAGE, Prop.
c(or. Railroad kit and Higgins Ave
A TENDER, JUICY
ROAST OF BEEF
cooked to the point where the julce
follows the touch of the knife, is a
tempting, nourishing and substantial
dish for dinner, when your appetite
is coquetting with you on a cold day.
It sustains strength and appeases hun
ger with a gusto that Is satisfying.
Try a sirloin, ribh, cross rib, porter
house or fine mutton chop cut by us
when your appetite flags.
Union Market
130-132 Higgins Ave. Phone 117
He Eats
HIS NOONDAY MEAL AT THE
California Wine House
That's why he looks so contented.
Everyone knows the worth of
"ltudy" Wleschmann as a chef. He
puts up the best In the lunch line
and he specializes the merchants'
noolndy lunch.
A test will prove the correctaebs
of this assertion.
11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m.
1,unlches served with wine or beer
at all timies from openillg to closing
hour.
THO8. H. THIBODEAU, Prop.
USE SMITH'S
COUGH BALSAM
For Coughs and Colds. At
SMITH'S DRUG STORE
Agent for Eastman kodaks and
Y)iknu barherl' supplies.
MIX & SONS
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HAY,
GRAIN AND WOOD.
IKNOWLES SBLOCK, *04 8 . THIRD

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