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EATER INTEREST THAN EVER tN"THE IMISSOULIAN'S CONTEST SINCE THE HUDSON "33' CAME Mo1The Home Bungalow Is Getting- Nearer to Completion Every Day and the Voters Are Making Great Totals The Extension Bonus Offer Makes It Possible to Do Good Business This Week by Call iRtg Again Upon the People Who Were Visited When the Contest Was Young. Have you seen the "33?" Thli was the qlertiion which wila asked in Mtisoula yesterdny I,,re fiten than any other. The Mlisoullan's "33' was on ,aralde yesterday. The annlotncement of ilh nrri\vnl, which" wans made In The Misnotlian yesterday morning, attrnieted nttenttion and there was ger Irnl eiqctnncy uatitl the ear appeared. Jack Conery, manager of the Valley Mercantile company's nutomo)blhe de partment, brought the mnachnte down from Hamilton, and it was he who was at',the helm yesterday. You will be able Id see the machine any time. t! ý, Tih contest man will tell you about ý.. · the connection between the I- uilnotn 'ii" and the Home content. Ralph .tiff or Jack Huyes will till you about the machine. The storles which youl will hetar if 4'? ;you will investigate this proponitilon will convince you that The Mlsnotllaun Home oonteat L *ondlerfllliy interest Ing. Thlere were no ncarituilitions to the mllionaie calls ytusterday, but there is Iaother contestant,v who is rendy to step over hie line. No. l)ins I ttlni now of 104,000, and it is htt Ia little way from that poinlt to the million miark. There will likely he some ehanges today. Yesterday was a light voting Sday, and It hans invariably been the case that a heavy vote follows ai diay off. Miss Geiger holds position in No. 1 again this morning. Her phenomenal spurt of WVednesday has been ode of the noteworthy 'lea turap of the content and has awakenedl new' interest in the race. * Maude Cyr, who Is In second plnce, s only' 3,000 votes behind No. 1, no there are possibilities of devehlopmennts in this situation. One day may mlean IL reversal. Then thtreo atre other ptillillit l,* down the hlee. There is not a contataintt who lmay not enter the millionaire csana in a sin .le day, so small in the imargin whith separates the racierus. The M(isoullan iHome cntest In right in its prime; the first vote wan uln nounced four weeks naRo, aind foulr weeks from last Tuesday imnrnlpg the, result if theIii cntest ill ble kItowIl. STANDING OF CANDIDATES Wednesday Voted Name I Total Thursday Tote Mary C. Geiger, Missoula ........ ........ 1,123,040 510 1,123,560 Meud Cyr, Missoula ..................................... 1,120,280 90 1,120,370 Florence Batts, Missoula .................... 1,077,400 13,970 1,091,370 Eva Triplett, Missoulas ........ ............ 1,021,000 15,920 1,036,920 Anna Dorval, Missoula .............................. 1,032,510 770 1,033,280 Sylvia Gossett Burbach, Missoula ......... 893,480 10,740 904,220 Hannah E. Broman, Missoula ............... . 786,260 2,770 788,030 " Mae Robertson, Hamilton............................ . 579,470 60 597,530 Lillian Noeth, Missoula ........................... 454,830 10,910 465,740 Barbara A. Kain, Ronan ........................... 432,270 720 432,990 Bertha Ziesemer, Missoula ......................... 384,300 28,240 412,540 Cecells Dwyer, Hamilton ......................... 384,050 750 384,800 Safrona Miser, Steveneville ...................... 260,540 260,540 Irene Roll, Victor .................. .......... 238,670 238,670 Ethel Barker, Poison ........................ . 146,320 146,320 ;Joeie Cochran, Corvallis .................. .. 144,130 144,130 Imo Whitley, Missoula .............. ........ . 30,010 30,010 Fern Gibford, Hamilton ............................. 26.,130 26,130 Mamie Bergman, Drummond .................. 5,03Q 5,030 Hulda Wakefield, lonner ......................... 4,030 4,030 Ethel Noble, Philipsburg ............................ 3,160 .. 3,160 Emma Grinnell, Missoula ........................ 2,020 140 2,160 Jessie Poindexter, Victor.......................... 1,560 .. 1,560 Susie Waldbillig, Drummond .................... 1,100 1,100 Martha Richell, Missoula ...................... 1,020 . 1,020 Value of Subscriptions By Mail or Carrier Daily and Sunday, in Advance or Arrears--New or Old. Three months, $2.25 .................. 4,000 Votes Six months, $4.00 ....................... 10,000 Votes Nine months, $6.00 .....................15,000 Votes Twelve months, $8.00 ............. .....25,000 Votes A Coupon of 1,000 Votes Will Be Issued for Each Odd Month Not Provided in the Above. - - - Missoulian'slBome Contest GOOD FOR 10 VOTES For ............................................... Address .......................................... If Not Polled by May 1 This Ballot Will Be Void SMail or Send to the Missoulian Office nt Extensions Any one who gave you a three or six mohths' subscription during l the first part of the contest asn n now extend this to a year or more II and givel you the advantage of the extra votes. If you secured three v months when such a subscription was worth 4,000 votes and the sub* n scriber now pays for the rest of s the year, or nine months, it will count you 21,000 votes. n An extension from six months to one year will count you 15,000 votes. it An extension from one year to n two years will count you the dif ference between the original rate it for one year and the rate for two years, or 35,000 votes. If 'tVe' aire sit the unif-wy. loilnt nitn 'thrt' ls llen ty of tile for thee hrrt , to in t, lisit to p4 unti to first Ihir'', e Th exte'nsln hintle whicllh waiu puil i Inti effect Miondi ly hii . Ie I great dentI I ' This bIonlui offe r nlckni' it poiwlhhc tIr Ii el | Ie llt-lo t doll), ' vite 111' fotr It(IIs e'rbsll n I on xtenselins obtllnne'd thlis wi.cI-c. Ililring the carly weelkc of the' con (- t'etl ecllnlldidte'iC .'Ilted a gonod Imninye I K! wtho took ahort-term elleteriptionsx acind ,ni pronilned to extend thlr nt litr. S Noiw I. the Ilntle to' call nKnin. Thil lx the wc'ek tI, gl IIh exteln I aliene. A yelr'r exte.son l worth ar,3,I i" The t...er hy Itself I. worth 2 5,000 d votrr. It In C(,tter hy 10,i(i0 voites toe get Ithi ', extension. o)i .o tlhit heit piian Ie Itll ke this I call,' IIInguin week. i)irop iround find see them 4i l. TIhere. nro somele of the Vai ltii lld es Sh111e aire' Intking iL greiitt $Mite'i4w oi' thelir einmpaigns by e irr'eeieoi enlIt'. S''he'y titre Interesting thelir friend inn the 'le't to the extent tuhat there lire It many l shect-rliptions coenlgln inll 'hti eshihw lthalt tlice infiluene oe f iilthe on-l' ,t tet ins hroidenlin'g. 1i All of the' conte'tlllnts nre, settling, in iowIn it al lstendy mll inII.yortl I''-own bull- ' e tes porice and the resutli are i p'p IIcIrent. SThe' AIltiillhtin hee nadded greetly to ih1e Pla.fp cl its e'eteh'rlet~eien 1l4t. the., are Icnetey mir' plenpele rel.dtlIIK T'li Mineoteltln nt w w tW ihall lhere \hsrg. This I. to the, Inlteret of the aldvler tirc rs, tnd *it i. it, the' Iltlltlere ct r Ilh city. The. more p.lelplhe wlo re dl Thee ls in .ellilrnl, the meere the, re n.' %%he klineu laboutll Misaoultl. Antd that's wh at 111'. i f.tier If yot hnvern't voteld Il he, IItn) contlt'ln, vote' n(ow, (lt' the h iai ,t. It helps. Tilhe yorln. Indiesn In the' Ilonrnt eon test fire auth.lort'lit Izd t ille1 recelpt. In the nmame of The Mlssotillhn an, wilth each rcoolipt .will e. fouind i c'ulpon whlhit entitlles thle ltiye'r to I nutnler of vote, dependinrlg Iupon the nltmotnt pald. hIere 1# the eahle: Thren month, $'.25, ...... 4,000 vote, i tnmont , $4.00 ......... 10...... ,00 V t NIlne months, $6.00 ...........1 ,000 vote; Twelve uonlths, $1.00 ........25,000 vote A eoupolen of 1,000 votesP will be It Muted for ea'e.h oitld month nIlt provlide. In tile labove. I Thle etrrliet worke.r will win lh tleidlence nlditll n hnlnKnliew. Their iare ai glood inniy ways of wetkil; eInd each enrte.lsnnit may .orl asn 'h thinks .h. r'tn' accomnplish the bes resunlts. lltt the house-to-husiae can vans lI the surest way. Then thar In the correspondence mttehod; I works In well with the other. Writ to all your friends; ask th'en to soene you 'their mthmrriptlonrl to Ttelo MIl nolllliln. (let theose who do not real a. newespaper regularty to start readlng The N.lsellulan.. Oct thoee who nl ready read it to renew their sub seriptions and, e)ve yali the votes, Rfmembher, all tile time, that Thb Missoullan In the newspaper of WestU crn Mlontana; that it rnvers the flelh thorogllehly and that it Is the hel --tnper In the sitellr to halve. acl('k ofit 'yet In a Celoteset of this nert. Rules. TlheRsee rules eand regulations gov "r The Mlnsictllan's Ilmie conte~lt: o'imlinationa will tie recoelved at amn lime either Int person or 1ey mail a the Misso tillhn officee. l'.'h noilnin tion should be Oaccompanll.lllie by twe references. Alny young lady, 1 yearn of age ni more, tomnlrlg well recoiellnPeld, I elIlIh:e to compeete for the prizes, ex rept; that No elmployn or membner nf the tfim Ily of anll emplily, or tip Ittsenutlla will ibe pleritltedl to enter or take an; Ilart whllltever itn tihe content. 'he t llessoiillnn will see to It the every eillndliatle Rcti' an alsolutell eqtteurl'e dent and reseirvelk the right t Minpend ailly cutndhitlla at anly tim fir ilny unfailr ithIlod. It in the Ilntenltion of The Mlisniellnl to assist, rather tiuan hiinder, eanl eontlestanlt andc any one detreted iI sharplt prae'tlee. will re illed 5,000 to tile first offense ai ndtl sutJeet to 5s11e pen$lit when The Mlissoulliln deem idv.iable for tile good of the con tes't. Thre NMsltoullan roearvel the righ o mallke) any cthange lt any time II the voting schedule that it may deeii Ito tihee tbeet InIteeresLt o loing an I works tin hardship on thile candidate, V(e i'e will the' issued ocl snhlllcrlption In arrellrs the same at on advance All montceys enellected by the eandl dater litnst be trtined into Thile ble eoulliln at Icnst twice at week. After the votes hnave bten IssuIed ti oe 1 'ntesii talnt theey will not te, trinn fer...e to ani other contlestant. Star Carpet Cleaning Co. Carts clheane~ tby vlletllnlu system ITphllhterinrg anid mnlttreas making IMurnitutre pakeld aend repalired(. 40 10. Front. Phnles: IIll. 7.2: Ind. 55f1 Trade! Trade! Trade! Ranches FOR CITY PROPERTY \V,' %itt tr'ade the folhlowing d scribhirhld rtalnchl plroperty locatld iln thie I'lcpestmi valley, 2'5 mllex elast oif iThltle, otn N. 1'. raltlwiy, land tll'oes to ti ilwn, for gIoodll ill.roved Irepe rteety lint 1l1ic utlt . 'I'hlies i t'inches are ill goode, rich and 'produltive Pll1, lanti will meei|le very whicte bee land. Nil eer," V r..ly fi/ e, aell tililele. ; 77 i rteie tiltil dih'hi; watr rIght; fee.ned; to ci itheel' imilt'O'eoviemniiiitit rieer .. ........ ...JL,500 160 n.'i e , '.ery ,tcelol e, nttl tlhtble; t119 ne.rr.e itnehr dtleh; feltell; enetil i1cuiei; ifl nerta. lilfhit, 10 teerces Icfre ti. i ellrPI clil ivetvicitn ; W'.'. ter rihht .. .. ..... .... $5,000 320 nires,, 273 tlllahie , 110 nercs un der ditchi. Leatic rich ilird 1rodue. tliv'; wtel' tr riltt In crlerl it l.tove mle t ti;4 elly *10 per atcee. 120 detrees, 240 lllehihle. 110 ferce etn eder diitch. land flerd tehlet; Watleer righi; no ihpltrelvee meits.; only .10 eetr llero, eWilll' tradte any o' thle nhree or' sell oil very ehecy tiritee. ('cell or wrlie for p:trticellcrtt'. W. 1. Smead Co. Higglns Block, Missoula, Montana Phone 212 Red, C ToNN lI5HER C. THE LDEN RULE " Missoula's Most Popular Trading Center ANOTHER'BIG CLEARANCE OF' Men's, Youth's, Women's and Childrens' Shoes A master effort to reduce our shoe stock and to clean -up on-all short lines and odd lots, prompts us to make prices far below the original cost of most of these shoes. Our clearance sale of a few weeks ago was a grand success; the first day we sold over 200 pairs of shoes: We expect this shle to be equally as successful. If you didn't profit by the opportunity afforded you at that time, do so now. Lot 1--Consists of women's and nmstws' strap an.d oltdolr Ient 4--i'nn.ists of women's bllack Itent leather and vil id slippers, in white., plllk, light blue and gray kidll: rrmerly ki.l shoes, button and bllcher styl.s: frormerly selling $2.2' selling from $1.'0 to $2.25 per pair,. now 2901 Ipr pair. Ito :t.to, now $1.25 pe'r paill'. Lt 2--Conslsta of Women's vihI kid shoes, * oxfords, antd Lot 5---Consists of women's anild taissesl ' Oxfords, in inn and strap sltippers;: tac and congress; formerly s4llg $1.45 to oxblonds, In virlols leatherIs; formerllty s·IIIKng $2.t0 to $:;.75, $2,y)0.onow l94 per pair. ntlw $1.45 per patir. tIot --C(onlsists ft womeln'ls Oxfords, in htack' platent I'eth- L.ot --C'onslits of w intllltn's and misse.s' patentn leather innt Pr,.illtk aind tan vlul kid, In a good range of styles uld vie' kid sho.s.W, In lttll t llland thIe, In ia splend il ranllge of sites; formerly setlling Stli:, It $St.00, now 95(4 per pair. styl.'s; formerly ,sell..tg $3.50 to $1.110, nw $1.95 per plr. I,,t 7 --'.nlt ns t I lrt t n iJ tistnt loathet r l nedat kid t hilet , t ktto I nl,. In p;ttlt'l i'lathen r, 'lel, vit l kid and llngnttall, Oxfords and tan, oxblood lace; for chlidren front I it 31 yetars of age; $1 l ld $1. li va u is 6 uand blactk leathers. Work shoo' In mulokin nd t tt cal[fskin. For. lit r pir, o erly sllting $3.00 to $5,00 per pair, now $1.50. hnt s--Consists if tchildrein's patent leather Oxfords ctai ,.tnor hed rm I.ot i t---Men's work shoes, hlatk and tlll (Illafsktll, 1. w11t sld I' lather for children :t to 8i years ft' age; $1.45 to $1.75 va , vt , 8 'pe ppair, soles atd anllthter countettrs; Mhlles madte ft se'lrvice, '.t alnd tt 4.0) l.otl 9--ltys' ad youtht ' putenf leather and clfskhin shoes, in i'ce values, Inw 42.25 per pair. tu11d Illucher eat; i. styllsh, dresy lot of sihoesi, fo iy;' from i, to 1.t Lnot 12--.Mon'ts Oxfords and tan allf iand gUnm'ettlt: noblty, styllsh ve ttr, of tge; $2I.50 it $:t.00 valuie, $1.415 per pair. ihsts; not many in this lot. Thewi.t it'e riullfailF'ly worth $4.00 and $6,00, l.tt 10--Mn 's drs s llo.. Oxfords a11111 work shoe's? Ti. dret.s sin'sr ntow $2.45 per pair. ' Remember this sale begins Saturday morning, April 22, promnptly at 8:30. You can make no mistake in at tending this sale; it's bona fide in every sense of the word. We are not forced to sell these goods to get money to pay our bills, consequently we are in a position to self them at any price we choose. . We simply want to clean. up our stock and maintain our reputation of having the cleanest stock in Missoula, and always giving the best values. An Attractive Offering in Silk Skirts Three Specials in Silk Dresses Short Kimonos at Short Prices Yto shotuld gratsp the optortunity when it 'pre- O(it o or llrge stolk of silk dresses we have Two IAts. of womenl's short kimotlo. in. cotton, tPints Itself as It does helr.' and get yolurself at plt.kted lthree' lots to sell at special plrices. They lwne ; ty .feat three skirts to Iltatch yolur gowns: thety comett co.nlsit of llrfftat and foulards, all n 'goodt styles c ,lg d l s lll crep.s; thy' in illoltst alny."ttlor .tyou can "ine, madlnei of good and tritmmed ticording to style dictates. are litse and belted styhles, l'toningly trni ed alllity silk, .Ath 1:2-inch flollunce and entc bric dullst Lot 1--Worth to $:0.00 for ........... ...$411.75 with ribbolhn and satin bllnlds.; rlt'ffl. .'or SaturtlllPday y 'II tall uy nl otr tFe ties t 1$.t01) tlk p rtthit.tsa 4or 12.9i. o lt 2---orth to 524.75 for .....11 5 .t 1-Kimonos, worth up it) S1, oiw 354' (Rt'muebher 'for Satulrllay Ontly.)' Iot 3--Worth to $27.60 for . 17. ..117 Lt 2-Kimono., worth up to 1.2'. iow ....50 OVERTURNING STAGE FRIGHTENS FIFTEEN I. 1.. Kthl, alth was injured In an nellhhnt , n ii till rgeservlatln olliednes ayll, atrrivei.d huol lst evening frolim flliv liti. Mr. Kuiht brought word that ie' overti rning of the tagll in which he alnd 14 othIer passltengers were rid lng, 'eeprred at Post ('reeknd un was il'lised lly the .ehilel sliding into a ldep rgg. All of thnoe in the rig, s'W gralltll ,o .eing Included, welnt down In gi hgagp with the stage intl nil woere llorle r less scratchedCl and n bruinseid. 'ine wlomanl silferedl it lisevere i ll( wound, bit the otherslhl' InjulrlL wereil not slriousllf. Another iVwonlinll had Iiiirlulous elscape. Wlls'hen the roll wai 'llehd after the horses hiad hoen cut loose fromg tile ovelrtgurned rig, ishe wlas missing. te lllg l s finally dilcovere I pilnned hnentlh the front end of tilhe OleyVller and 4i requiired eight 1men to set4 helr lree. Althougl h Ihrelthhl,.4l Land t ll'tad sih, Wilns soon tlhle to ealt tinig her jilli' i.y. Mr, K.uhl' ignJt I'hs, althantigh puln fll yeherd.l y ', , lre of ltilnor lltitpr S AFTER HOT CLUE. I, 'I-whil'g n htip tipl hat someonel i1n tlhltto ha1l se. lured it citln to his missing grilP, .I. Pollywog" Pilton, i the. ilulaltr lhla, t outind dispatcher, left for' tllhe S y City hulrriedly -"e-i h terday morning on passenger No. II It wll i'lllplsl h111i to 1 '1 n t onli Inter vielW al ltl JMlt h11 e iiaccompliqshd in t Iullo iIll, lperhp llr. never he known Ioiiwevi'er', it 44was 4oticed, niol.hie st lppe) I lfroml th ) tranll, lthat he carried nton h' lndnllit' and h., friends a re inclined fromll the i lll htIl l, isnt of view. do- G Among the many Jl peclitln features of it I The Misstntilnl for lSunday, April 2:,r t will ibe 1in rth lee 1nn Coronation gowns by in'rederick . lhskin. This article will '4be 4 of Illlrt' ,llhtnr interel t to our women renders, for the reason that it will contain the first published do- u scription of the gowns to be worn by , Mrs. Jhnll hl4t.44 limmond, wife of the specli m.thl b itssadg. lw from the +'nitetl States to t he coronation of Killg eoorge 1'. 'lihe h('kvy icourt train on Mrss . T- hm- t m rls.d coronati'lii ow i lls ht of magniflont brocade pur*chased in t Moscow, Russall. It wails woven on the o saioggl lom usedl fior the coronation M rob'e of Catherine the Great and for all n the 'xarlins of lltusia, succeeding her. tl ,Mrs. thlmnatnd has appeared at the h ]irlgllsh court on sevelal other occa- " sonny and in her intervieW with Mr. n ilalkin .she givles t most interesting p alcoulnt of the rigid ou.qtOis that will ii hie obsetl'ved it this minagitificent cere- p lnIuly. d lo ' RHOADES' Real Estate Specials $100 a Minute It may mean 1th1 to you to rend this add. A 1new room modern hotse, 0x3:l0 tIt; Ih .toulth Third street west, for $1.700. It's a grilt big snllp. A Beautiful Furnished Home. On Honulth Firth street west, fotll ieunitiful rooms completely ftr niheld; elegant shape; 0x130 lot:. )tIIn, garage 111nd outhtlldlngI ; ex rellent locatIon: clise In, Ple only $I.0f60 fil the layout. Jas. M. Rhoades Real Estate Dealer, Montana Blook SWEET, TENDER PEAS PLEASE ALL.PALATES i'alrest f all sunshlne, Invlncible m1111n ith it hoe and evelr-re ady ir'liga-. tin haveil* klsslitd anld carsed an. d Ind qulte atisfiedl t the hirst of mlle-hIgh (olo rntdo to have\ her yield a greater per cnlltage oif saechatline to her sugarl beets than those grown elsewhere,. as well s11 to make her contribute a larger atumonlt of' 5weetnest5 to her lsullr pene, which she always d. l(--Colorado's sllugar iwpe are niftlvely sweet and not thet ouiteonel of being closely related to a sugatr refnelry. (*olorado sUgar peas are tenderer land far' imore paltable thail other pells. Thoe two points, tn gether with their natullral and un equaled awe1pter quilllity, make thepl go declsl\vely wherever thl y are known, wherever they are shownre shown, There Is no method of descrptlnon unless one has tasted them, and one cannot imagine how much finer In flavor they are to others that are sweetened with so much or more sugar. Colorado sugar peas are much preferred to the often' rIbles unjustl}'-terlmed fresh garden peas by all who have contracted the delightful habit of *atlng them. When you order todayl. kindly tell thel groeeel to pot I tIca of (olora)do sugatlr pens it' with Athe rest of the' good istuff thIl1 hl'll n to make lt lilf' n lienjoyitilel iano not it Iseiti'lle proplrition--then yet ImnlntturI' or green p as are high!I. ivalued t istl n n artLicle of fod In Inosl nountrioe, and the view IN rsuhstanti :lted by eminelint scoientlists eve.rywhl'r thit t l' green pe'n contain i't gnodl)e itamount of prnteil nmaterall, an utinlosi e'Rsential In thle manintleninmc of gonal :l'alth. uilt pens moust he frIeshly garth dred, quickly shelled lind propler'; ic'olokedtI O o taste their very bst--ove'r. nooked pents tre yellow or brown It color atlid not aill Inviting or ptlaint. ablbe. Just so yvn know etotke'd rlgh peans even whIen youl Re themt. Frest gtarl n pclns alre hard to get fresh, an( tonsidrlttbly harder 'to jar looise froli their potds when you are li it hurry I Cltnned peltas fire' alwiays fre'tsh int rteitldy to serve. C('nned pens are Iplat!.( in nans within 15 minuttes after heinI teupnarltted from the vines atndl taker fronl their piodtl )by ml(ac'hintery3; tl vines wth w every pod ellnging to thef) (nte froln ti' fields into the canllery i groat deital fi'resher thun ltiy so-cna.u fresh peas one gets tit atny grocers stor'e or marl t plate, where then steadily deteri'ortte itn hot flavlItor ent qullityll. 'iThe very best pIlens c'nnetd tire knowIn as colno'ado sugar pens,. whlel contain it nattural tlnd niot tI llrtifl(ela sweetlness, dulo entLire'ly to Codlora'de slnsnahtn' tiland pulre mellted enow latete Irrigating when thW' pens need moleturt most--a 'oendititwl Vttitly different frou waitling for it gentle rtein which come]t not, or, sometimestli'R, yet, Colortldo sugtl Ipe)ns llre to be had at almost any gro. eory stor'e or c.an iet gotten for you and mighty Peally. BUILDING NOTES. Plalns aire now completed Iby Archl' tect Hi. J. Illnmill for anll attractive hoiuset on the beimngillow order to be Inullt by I). J. HIvlland of the Mls. s:outlsl Mtercantlle comilpatny. This neow home Is to be locatetd on Daly avsp.t and It will .be ltmodelrn aindl beautltiful ir every detail. The contract for the heating' plant tc' hle installed in Dr. Dunlway's new homne lhas been let to W. N. Reid, mayor-elect of this city. The' Mlsxoula Plumblng & Heating ,cotmpiany) has the plumbinc contract. OLD STYLE KRYPTOK KRYPTOK lenses are wonderful rreattlions; a reading lens als hidden In the "distance'' lens tndlscorn Ihle, No "lines;" no cement. SGET KRYPTOKS. NEWTON H. SCHWEIKER Optical Speoialist Rooms 203,205 Montana Block. Frank Borg WATCHEI, 'DIAMONDS, JEWELRY We repair any.bin In our line. Wye Erisn , ,* L-- I_ For the Easter Feast II Y1 ou should certainly have us supply the meut, . 'The will it be a feast In j fact us wel ias name. We have been 1 fortunate enough to secure some extra r hone nucts for tro iaster holidays.' Don't farll to try thmn or you will I miss the intest nmet ttreat of your Ife. Koopmann & Wissbrod Visit Our City Nursery i Adjonn:ng our retall store In 'the' Montana mlr i ng otl Cedar street we have estabillshed a nursery. In the Heart of Town Here you cnn f:nd everything you want for orlhurll, 'awn or garden. The phln.e is harndy, the lock cornm . pledP. MISSOULA NURSERY COMPANY Charles F. Diliman, Proprietor. We're always glad to see you at our greenhouses. Picture Frames R. H. M'KAY Commercial Photographer. Higgins Blk., Room 40. Bell Phone 925. M0IOULJANK WANT' A0S BRING QUCIC RE5ULT, a~