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Men's Unparalleled Clothin Feast
Our Great MONEY-RAISING SALE IS NOW ON
Men's YounMen's
SSuit or Overcoat
___ __IN THE STORE
j OUR CHOOSING will be from high-grade clothing---Pick the cream of Schloss $
Bros. & Co. New York and Baltimore beautiful prodcuct, also other notable
lines of tailor-mades of equal quality and authoritative style, values up to .- - - -""
The greatest movement of Men'sClothing ever inaugurated in thiscity. The Money-RaisingSaleisnow
.` on In magnitude of preparation this stupendous Money-Raising event will eclipse our former special
sale making. Every resource of this store has been brought intb play, emphasizing the fact that this
concern can and does offer clothing values at smaller prices than other stores. Unequaled opportunities for those making purchases early in the day.
Men' and Young Men's 9 150 Boys' Two-Piece Suits Men's Coats and Vests
Suits and Overcoats, val. Single and Douable Breasted Styles. Black Clay Worsted, all wool,
ues to $17.50. Your choice - - . Values to $6.00. Choice - - - *ji Values to $20. Choice - - -
N I ft'eakish I Ltiit he re-e'1vty ne a m airvelll of heli lot l i- In orde1' to completely chan r out thi entire line of J.u ne lopkin's boys' hlossi Brs. nl of aill-wol clay and diagonial wo'ted in frock
1lt I" s.tyl --lelt tallor 4'rift tlhan .ou'Ve s n htfPorli. 11 the new suits wi' alke you hiis rsh offer-tl ag t a 1at 4 years and up to style only. T''hese gar~ n t ll ar 14 ll e with the vry hst, zraldes of
p .'1 you'll find th. very-daIy business Iemn's styles, of slihit- 1 ear's. .Splenli l patterns in g; ra and brown nixt. a.l; your Imaterials;.siz , fromii 1 4 42-the 41 tyle s v y dare I.y-IIhot 30
t ifit.i n erpld ;,,ey ,.n..; ,c.hoie. .. ..:.. N tInI NINI .( aN I YI D AntiT Y.i oI S I 1'nTs and lies; 0"r.1ho5 11141n 14,: 4 . ... . . TWO I'V i"l y
.Men's Iii $ 1y .'hI 1,eed I( l r ,- .lien's Ohdi \l,.dts, vilsi kt s
w ct r Ilys' 751e s hit.s. con .lon's Dress shirls, a 31114 it tens and l' t1 .0 and 1.50 Mon's odd pairs $1.10, M.le's $1.0 11loves. $ 50,
nelsg" 39c 50 50c $2 .00 $1.00 7ings e
.\l,114y1l ii 114i lng 1. h '. ,I .144144l Il ;itisilg $11l
o'eah. .\ll sizesl.. ea hl. (h110 1 pattern ' l4. pair. Pr ow siz.es; odd pair. To close quick. 1pair'. .oft wool lin ed111.
Mloney li iing sl. .oney l' I ising ale,. . Twenty D)ozen. and ends. 1Money liiising Kale. M.oney II atisng Sale.
SEND INSTRUCTIONS
TO SUPERVISORS
FOREST SERVICE TO ELIMINATE
LANDS IN KOOTENAI AND
SWAN VALLEYS.
District Forester W. B1. Greeley and
his assistants are buy preparing in
structions to bn, sent to tile supler
visors of the national forests in Idaho
anld the northwestern part of Mon
tanna, regarding the attitude recently
taken by Secretary Wilson In the mut
ter of opening to homestead entry
agricultural lands on the forests of
that region.
A short time ago there appeared In
the. state press letters fromn the sec
retary to Senator )lixon and Con
gresma:n Pray and( from (hief For
ester flrl'lord Pinchot to Dr. Morrow,
presidenl of the Kallspell ('hamber ol
Conmmerce explaining that there are
largo relas of land InclrddMl within the
ril'nimal forests in FiPa.llad and Lin
coll counties, in the Swan river val
ley and Its tributaries and In the
Kootenal valley. But although these
lands are splendid for agricultural
purposes, they at present hold large
growths of timber. The secretary has
ordered that lands which hold not
over 4,000 feet of timber to the afl
shall be eliminated from the national
forests and listed, after which they
will be thrown open to homestead
entry under the act of June 11, 1900
Lands which contain more than 4,00,
feet of timber to the o.ere will be de
nuded of their growths as quickly at
plosslble by the forest pervice, after
which they, too, will be eliminated
from the national forests and made
subject to homestead entry.
iI.ast summer District Forestet
Greely and Associate District Forester
F. A. Silcox made careful, examlna"
tion of the bench and bottom lands
in the Kootenal and Swan river val
leys, paying special attention to thost
lands which showed conclusively thal
they consisted unquestionably of goo(
agricultural soil. This examinatlor
and Investigation was made in con_
neetion with theo hundiary worh; which
wals concluded last f111, which \aisI
dione for the Intrposll of filndling out
whtether or not there aore lands in
ciilded within the prI'seni t ho)llnldries
cf the national forests which ii1ay ,se
ellmintei and set ider fir home
ste(ad entry.
In accordallnce with lthI letters from'
Secretary Wilson, thei silupervisors ar
to be instructed in ritegard to th).ir
duties in the matter. lainds which
conttlin not more than thte reI'til'ed
amount of tlimb)er will be IIsted with
the secretary of the interior. ThI1
,other lands, which contain Iimore thian
4,000 feet of timber to the acre, will be
iut as siolln as possibleh andl thl tiuiim
bor will he dis)poited of hy the fI'orest
ser'vie, after whilh they will ail.i he
isltedl lnll thriow\in ,l t.. homestead
entry.
PASTOR AND PEOPLE
First Methodist.
lEnst llain .teet. ; t.lephlthJine N.. 30i
Molirning wiiorship at l1i:3i; msiinle(.t liof
morning orm ,Il. "'The lut- litch in
Ilv i ir(nt . sf't'Oiii, l'' ii' ii I' ,.v.,iit i tir
dividual Owes to lIm unuf' u uvening;
worsihip it 7:30. Thisi will Ih, i ser'vice
of iisong annriuitit to thi' time anild
place. A large cihorilus cho'ir ;a1 11 it
men's chorusl will lai'tluiiutc in this
servicei. I.i,vet"is of goiil m ti.e will b,
iodlllghted intl edift.ied. .nllll ay sc olll
ait 12 'ci'i oei. I.N'ovlrth ileag 'l at ii:3 i
p. n. The Sunday sciihooil at the liIi ly
addition echurch meiiets ait 3 io'lock in
the aftiernoon. 'There w\ill ailso Ih :IIi'\a
tees In tlis icliiurchii in the evi. ling
at 7'3ii.
The following i it liprogram oiiir ieelr.t
ings foir the week 'utl 'a cY ve 'llilig
at R o'clock ti' Suiitindaiy shi l h ardi'i
hI.ilis its ionthly ilifi'tlng i 11t i l ihot .
i'of Mril'. andit Mrs. ('artler, fi. o$uiith
Cl\eveland stroot. ',llilWednesday evniprg
pr.cayer meeting It s o'clockl. 'llThlrs
day alfternoon at ':30 the Lendl-ia
Hand soelet", meets with Mrs1. i. i.
Day, 2:1 South Third streei. P'hiny
lJe cottage pray'er meetoling will e
hehld it the hotlte of Mrls. Itlosiring,
I715 South 'lfth strei'et west. in I'i
day oveln ii swnc~lal f i te will tie ill
loyed In thei Dily addiitio n chulrch. 'lThe
MbcAllister Bible class will hold Its
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Evening Musical Program.
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pr,vi.dliu g.. itt tlht supr"me. court of
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