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Getti ng Ready [or the Spring Business
Some odds and ends and many new lines arriving daily. THE CRESCNNT STORE has been re
modeled, the old part looks like new, and the new part adds wonderfully tb the general appearance.
We have bought merchandise that will please our old customers and make many new ones. Much time and thought has been devoted to our spring buying.
With no little expense, the new firm has planned to make this store one of the most pleasant shopping places in the city.
AFTER INVENTORY RESOLUTIONS---All merchandise in broken lots and odd sizes will be crowded out before the new spring goods compel us
to send them to the basement.
Special Prices for the Week in the VERY LOW PRICES ON THE M en's Suits
CorsetDepartment Remaining Tailored Suits At Special Prices
\'itlu,4 tN 4 $12.0u for ..$5.90
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IthIluinng I h11 q low1tIity, $2.01)I vi lI fir, $1.29 ' I IOnes It $s0.lll.00ll, fur $23.00 ln ' Suitsl, Vlh sN I 425.00, forl .. $16.00
lednelu' g Ihe hq4 ntllll } li . t:.IIII I ra i esN '1r4 . $1.98
1hyluing1 th. , 1 alfity1 . 15.(I vi lu. f,'n $2.50 . ,
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! Department $1.25 Piesen Ufo s au skirts for 89c 'oa
Cott,,nVents an~d ,'ant,:13 .vale,,,. f,,'o ... 190 W.,m,,,,, .,,,,,, ,.,,,,ant wi, , l,,,, ,,,,,i bac ol, ,,,,,1,,,,,,, ,,, mie .,,,,, i,,, Sh o es a n d R l b r G o d
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.% 'ol \,ts n Ia ose, $1.- val ues,, f pir I s l . e..i y.S.hoes, v es to $1 .00, fr. $4. 6
"ING MERCHANDISE ON E I O $"11ti 4SPRING MERCHANDIS4e s ON EXHIBITION '1'".1, .. ...
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS
D eparst, m en t1 A Large Assortment of New Clean Patterns s r co
p. I'erel les, lah es and ulhn',ileries, u ulslin ll eri lvll , hair gc l.s, shirll.t ii t set". . i.'d
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ilt poilnlar lri s, ei n's f'allny whire pIait ld shirts. a I'm, plete shl h wing' ,f all the new
Sr ISSOUL.A - MON *T. 'lyes in n4aIil'' slli's. ;'h diay1' freight hipln ls a;nd express is f'ill olug 'ur e 'w light MI OUL. A = MONT.N
210 HIGGINS AVE NUE. PHONE 821 onl.v ustore. 210 HIGGIN S
' AVENUE. 1111'111N ~2(l 'l 14Nr. ..$ .5- - -- . - - 44II.Ili * 114N 1114N14 ~ f .4
ACTIVITY ON FLATHEAD RESERVATION
. INCREASES AS OPENING DRAWS NEAR
Recent Announcement as to the Conditions Attending En
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SCHOOL TO OBSERVE
ANNIVERSARY
PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED FOR
CHARTER DAY AT UNIVERSITY
-COLLEGE NOTES.
t',o t lllel .$*\ n% I nl c l ilar e prel
L'atinsIH fi' I, the universit.Cl y's annual
l"Ibrl Iry , 111. ,'' 11m01 furthPr atn
Ililti'ItIuni'it t(Iclrningtlll2 the program
a hII h will be given it coIemolottra
1,1i: ,f 1" 1ill . I llllil rsi b y (' furl s tIt.
I.'itr o the (illw -atito tiher ('ntvtt
,il' 111' iII 'II. '1110 '" L bJ et 1 of ' 1 r11 .·
city ,t'l+tl ll t 1 lta ll ' ll addre of the
tl tlli ill I.. dltl, uIverd by Cha, rlesr I.lc
StItt . b ard of t lullctl l ulIth , at 10:30 in
Ithtl n"l I ingll1. . ' ile subject of Mr.
-.tStte fith a Right to ];xpect of Its
l"duetnttional Inil+titutihlon.."
\ spll et'alt l lnlihton will be slervedi
ait IloI I I l 'tiitnan's hlll, al fter which
t i,1itors wil ha;v,"f the opportity tn bolo
ully work lttI the clastrooms aitnd
lXI litrtorltiotr it i o tl.nti tul ton lays L t ill
I lt \l. I
Professor Elrod to Lecture.
the afternoon there will be an ex
hibillon basketball ulatl . tA receIptlion
ilt th e university gtynliealeunt In thela
1eV1ilg will tlose the exercisesy of thelt
Will Present "Tulu."
'I'lll, h'llIle 0ill WIy Illostrllltd WitIt
Itudients to whom tlranuttl whorse
III ls Sltl'ltlt.lt' Iliololl ia7 excursrtllhs.
apea Intes re tinng for light pro-m.
lill s i n the near fuirr ftur t. Th lays'.
tIll le given ult.i tllr the onamel of th
club, wthith h tit, had a artied *xiltelltce
1 1,'t1"1 ] t' l, it to e tlte ] 1 h10 t'The iil
f.Ir steraill years. A cast has been it
sltcted ftr It produotlron of ".lx. u
Ullad two or thills l'tllter ulhave beetll
hlthl. This play hilll probably be given
Professor Elrod to Lectur ).
Prl, tf., I l` it " .l l l ', sity Is fotin u lltr
1c'tlure .'I' the Illt ier Notional park
ill tot. lill blt Il Wednesday evet o.ing.
t'lht leturle tl ill Up l lustrated. with
SItoiws klle by l'Pofesso Elrod' Iwhilel
oill his ul unir , ittoloilog excuro ton
Interesting Program.
The tClarkl.h Literary soclety has ar
i',illltd .li lterl eting program for t.
um'rrowV Iftternootn. Professor l:. F.
!litynols will slteak on t.o "A.imlri
t-ill )r.llila." and pillers oil " a.llley's
t'iomet." by E'dith Steele and "The lTal
lhinger-Pinchht I'nntrove'tsy," by lazzie
Leaf,. hill be irrsentltd.
Professor Cox.
r'f'tle'v Holr A\lvit .) tilx, a ,l n l fvt -
.oi" of chenistry, is remaininn at th.:
university this semsoter during the
cntinutld absence of Professor W. U.
Itic+wlans. The university is fortunate
il ret.tning Dr. t',tx on account of )ils
superior ability ais a chemist. Mr. Cox
ilu had ntill i u career in his
;scielitific wor, rtei ging from thle
faculty of Ytauf.,rd university to take
a position iI the Philippines. where he
haIs bIl ehi'f chemist of the govern
Ient. lHe is taking a vacation this
yealr f'rotll theit enervating influences of
the trloplcal clinate, but will return
to Manila next June. Professor
IHarkis is taspending the winter months
ili Bostoni, studying at the Mussachus
etts Institute of' Technology.
Winninghoff Completes Course.
11. . l .Winnigth ff, a four'th y.ir
studentt at iih,' tuniersity. has com
Ileted his undergraduate work, nmutch
Iof \wvlit'h was taken in the department
( helmnistry. atnd will spend the re
mainder Iof the i eademicie year in post
graduate work under Professor Lox.
Mlr. \Vinninghoff has specialized In
ch'emilstry., atilt will be itted to take
at responsible position after graduation.
Dr. Duniway to Bozeman.
P'residlent t'. A. 1)uniway will deliver
tilhe lrst lecture of the university ex
tension coursel series to be given at
Hiozetmin on Tuesday evening. His lec
turtns will he on the "Anlerlean Revolu
tli,ll." the itnle subject on which he is
lhctuirillng in M issoula and Helenlla.
P'oil'et'ssor J. i-. Underwood beganl a
er.l'is of lectures in Deer Lodge last
llghlt. 11Dr. Underwood is lecturing on
Visits Her Son.
I'r,..db ,it )Yiatat .s mother. .1ter
Abigail Scott lluniway, arrived last
niighIt to, isi tId II sIho tjinle visiting
herlsil n li his flmily. Mrs. Duniway
is it poll ner of Oregon, and has resided
it Por1tlanlld IIImany years. She is en
i'L.to h itie fraioi a visit inl the east.
"SWEET 1NNISFALLEN"
AND BERNARD DALY
.'n t i-t, - ' "' Itt'.i * ll t i e .t's-- '.'' lI'
to theit larnils theater last evening,
with lilrud l)t Daly in the rotle of hero.
'The il prinlpiial thing that "Sweet Innis
fallenl" did was to furnish a contrast
in autienlces. F'riday night James J.
Jeffries ],packed tile Harnois with its
retord aundit et- tht biggest one ever
-and last evening ia devoted few
w.ttlchld iand hitard liernard Daly sing
antd talk thro)ugll :a "romance" that
wi outl hilave been termed a "corpse and
i'art,'lig ,'cit-tsolun" if its scene had
beenl laid in Arizona. It is really sur
Iprising towe Itany mustered for the
filIal ct'l'tin call, considering the fatal
l'haractert of molst of the parts. Mr.
Daly has a pleculiar voice, but his
audiJtllet' last t'evening seemed to enjoy
his stIlging.
ISSUES INJUNCTION.
Ytesterdaty Judge V. '. We:bter is
illed I tetll potrtr'y ilnjuncLtion In the
case of Halls Iienlau against tile Chi.
cLagI, Mlilwat.kee & Puget Sound tall.
way compllllany. The writ restrains thu
corporatlot troam changing the chan
I fl' theilt Missoula rivel' at a point
near Iih l' i tinti'fs ranch \tie't (if tile
city.
FARMERS' INSTITUTE
IN MISSOULA
COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF TILLERS,
IS D'.'E TO MEET ON FEBRU.
ARY 18 AND 19.
"'Tht. .11.svulht I',unly IFariner-' In
titute wi, ii hold a nmeeting in tih
tchll lher ,~1'. mio n tn'ree V0oIImI .n 1Feb4)
ruoar Is and 11. Tlis orgunjizatilon I4
ralidly gaining in numbers and ini
strength and will without doubt be of
great assistal:lnc tI all its membners.
Icvery ulan Interested in agricultural
pursuits should take an active interest
in this organizaltion anld its meetings,
as its educational value cannot be
overestimated. F. B. Linfleld, director
of the state agricultural experimetnf
station, will talk on "Dry Land Farm
lin." l'roft'ess r Thiomas Hlaw, land
exlpert for the Great Northern, will
is,uass "Mollntanall's Agricultural Prob
(lem.'
i'rlday eveninig at 8 0 o'clock a session
will be held which is to be devoted
entirely to the sugar beet. The pro
posed factory at this place will be dis
cussed and the meeting will ,be ad
dressed by 1. D. O'Donnell and Chemist
Mendlesen of Billings and other ex
ports along tile sugar beet line. The
Institute will also have th6 pleasure of
listening to Professors O. B. Whipple,
It. A. Coolt'., and D. 13. Swingle, of the
Montllana State Agricultural college.
The prograjm is as f. :;;ws:
F'rida).
PrI'ofessor Thomnas Shaw, "Montana's
Agricultural Problcrm."
F. If. Linfleld, "Dry Land Farming."
Saturday-Morning.
Professor O. B. Whlipple, "Planting
and Care of the Orchard."
Professor It. A. Cooley, "Insect Pests
and Their Control."
Afternoon.
Professor D. B. Swingle, 'Frult lIs
cust's-How to Prevent Themll."
Professor Thlomjas .hiaw, "The
LeguIimes."
Professor 0. 13. Whipple, "'rpst
Protectionl anld Irrigation."
UPHOLDS SCHOOLS.
Nice. it h. 5,-13lshop ('halutolt. whio lthe
et'veral tiLlei attracted uttenltion by
refusi.g to follow tihet militant tcoutn
sels lof sinet of his colleagues, pujt
liihed a letter to the priests of his
dtll'e., Ilnstructllng thl to ct-uper
ite with ptrblle sichool tttchet'Vs in
iteati o i ollp ijlg tliil .
SMITH-WENZEL.
The ;Irl'rl'allge uof John hilllth iullid
illaws Ida \Vtenzel was solemnlize,: at
the Preib'toerian I.aiIne b"' ltev. J. N.
Maeleain last evetjlng. The groom li
employed in Sumnnmerville's tallorligl
, hop. Tne bride is wall known in
tlsoiula. The couple will r'i'di at
i1i riadieon street,
CLUB WILL ATTEND
INSTITUTE
MI88OULA WOMEN'S ORGANIZA
TION'ACCEPTS INVITATION
A .GOOD PROGRAM.
Trhe .eWiun's club net in regular
session yesterday afternoon In' Odd
Iellows' annex. Mrs. V. B. Skinner
nrnslhllng, A communication was road
from Professor Cooley extending an in
vitation to the Woman's club to meet
with the Farmer's Institute on Feb
ruary 18 and 19, at which time Miss
Brown of the Hozeman college will
give ia talk on domestic science and
Miss Hrewer of the Woman's hall of
the Unlversity of Montana will demon
strate. The Invltation was accepted.
The progrii'LTn was in charge of tihe
mushl department, Mrs. E. A. Win
stanley in the chair:
Piano solo, (MacDowell). Mrs.
Marquette, Miss Grace Corbln.
Recitation, "'oul of thu Violin," Miss
l (icklin.
('hurus. "Hark to the Mandolin,"
(Pa'rker) MtsduLues Winstalley, (laill
oanll. liagtudl, Syrock, Little and
Porter.
Plano solo, 'iLargu" (Handel), Dr.
S. D. Wlllithig.
V'ocal solo. Allaus loIi Shull.
Vual solo, Miss Ruth Kellogg.
(Ihorus, "'oodnllghl," Music depart
llmrnt.
l i rdir tlhat t1e Mdissoula 'Woman's
flub lmay be accorded its right stand
nlg in the state federation to be held
in Kallspell. all dues must be paid by
March 1. before the *per capita tax
Is forwarded. The department meet
ings are as follows for Monday afttr
The art department with ,Mrs. J. M.
Price; the soclal and dot estlc science
with Mrs. TI. B. Farnsworth, 120
South Fifth west; the Shakespeare de
partment with Mrs. D. E. Bandmann on
Gerald avenue.
DEAD MAN DISCOVERED
IN CARLOAD OF HAY
tIutte, Feb. 5.-(tp'cil.)-- A ghastly
sight met the eyes or a nIumber of
labior.ra when they opened a carload
of hay conslgned frolt Chariot st,
tloll in the Bitter Itoot valley to the
Canipania company In this city; for
lying on the floor was the body of a
mildle-aged man. He had been dead
for many hourls .and an examination
showed that his neck had been broken,
Sevidently by the. shifting of the hay
in the ctr while he was asleep. The
coroner lhas charge of the body and
there Is itut a scrap of paper about
his clothing to show his Identify.

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