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LOI'GUNN AND, A GROUta ·IN "TH UAKA PRNES
Abmioua for tbe witchery of her
co.tnat melody4 her cotaglious corm
ed4 ae. "gaily' espri.soned jlroduction,
"'b ealkeu Prines" comes to the
t of tt Itarnoii theater priday
n l arch 8. .
"bhe balkan Princess" is one of the
mopet uogesptut of knglish operettas,
hantia enjoyed a year's run at the
De of York's tbealef in London. The
bd Js by Frederick Lonsdale and
FSabk Curson, the lyrics by Arthur
W mpetle apd the music by Paul A.
Sco ps of "Miss Hook of
Holland," "Three Little Malds," etc.
e Princess Stephanle of
her ` ý ttt ;i .e
anxsup .ii g Wbles 'itT` Merestd cnlr
in 'r.gr9W dzy d 'w ilhes
J"ie not and hopes to start a revol
tionl. He ls a frequenter of a gay
Bohemian restaurant and it -becomes
the teak of the princess to seek him
out and subdue him to ruling with
her. One of the best reviews ever
Written of "The Balkan Princess" re
ferred to it as a "Musical Prisoner
of Zenda." After its remarkable run
ih r 74don, this magnetic and tuneful
.aomedy caught on in' Tew York for a
sipmilar eason of success at the Casino
.jitd Herald Square theaters. And it
Jb with the origintl and only New York
etar, whose name is,aet in thp seal of
its American success,, that the pro
j wi
There It o ijt' 6one tinaHttl ble rUle- '
thle preparatlbn of rhitnent for the bat?'
-'4)1 Lb t Is, to inake him as comfort
akb. oa piosasble. After .this tfnt rt
pvente QUestlon .f st 4)hte comfort
b~b eott lder6Ul, the baby'. .1ayette ,itOv
be mother livo vederur. If ilother ,ove
as elaborate and s ezxpnsive. s is'
.oompanloai by mothr reflnoieaelt of
tdati, the .epense will stand fbr an
.asatilte' simpiioty, the softest and
finest of materals, th ple, 4danty
colbrs that are only to be .hed id.hgh
tioed materials, real '"aces-though
ever so little, be wesd-arind. f4arss)
iWwr that has, the beautiul aotitIee
oCmrooiooolT'!btne rwith; lscin thw 4m,
:Vi'unblalF 1qace¶9 pon a baby',b lit
t4 roIp qd ~etticomj is alwayg tie
a1iChiilation of bas, teatst, and tlb niore
axj.toc3 t ,tie baby, us a rule, the filmh
pier a d platluer, hi layette, though
It Je Q41te. st4%3('hat ph 4 layette may
o t q fliCred, of dol ls mtioe tbht nn.
oldinity outflt, honey-,combed with
o p .;laos and Nbw4 ed down Weitl1
a tour d'pi Uc~tliO e ` ,fery. loot a
aettbtcofu1yt11hh gbut t, needlewrkn
shoul int Me bby'srabiment,. a
nio knt ra loveo tii' do mach of bi
.stohery thmeeklve6, forWthe
gý tidk Vailtl s Mvl r, orie'g0w6
to a e *lvlie thaton `the mlther
wM ii vir '` Or *l sharl
. ' iraygav r=im
wt h riale .-1b bar ( ive him
a$ ab if n.,s qy.,4$ hi t1vº
oW. e . W ti
14ý
duction is offered here.
Louise Orinning can sing. 'Tilve ts
lots of Loulse Gunning." says Ashton
Stevens in the Chicago pFxammer,.'.and
we'll all be happy." As a prima donna
Miss Gunning is America's own. A
liome-grown product, born, reared
and schooled in America. She re
ceived her musical training here, and
he'r career as in oIxpratic star has
bleen conlsistently Identified with her
native heath, except for one season in
London, and that was with an Amer
ican production.
"The Dalkan Princess" is presented
In a prologue and two acts, with
'thred ga.1 *iMrip it- Is, said to
!rfll tn It v40)o ttif : "
tame ii2lridh iipthn'dor'. abtld musldal
iyr , Tsar.,eot 5tion of.lHtIngll .melody
and ambitious composition, the whole
moving with a spirit of comedy that
is not crushed by its exceptional
muslc.
Harold Crane, the leading man,
whose debonair hearing and strong
baritone voice, make hint an admirable
troubadour, was secured in London by
Ieeo Shubert to open the New York
winter garden engagement with Gaby
Deslys. He will be rvetembered for
his appearance in "The Jolly
Bachelors," "The Golden firl" and
other American productions. The caste
inludes others who have been the
feature of starring tours. Markl
. . W .AP it AINTY.
onnaln little' ehirt Which may 'be of
wool, of miik and wool or of wool
cO. Otton. Then comer the diaper,
Whioh ii pinned to the flannel band.
Nett, the pdettlcoit of flknnel, seal
lopeiP by hand at ite lower idle, add,
of oure,; tashloned ih stuch manner
that it inay le slipped over the head to
han# from the shoulders. ,If a white
petglooat is worn, it' IS nmade in the
utme, way, for only . one article of
Qlitliint Is pinled around the middle
.O thei up-to-date baby, Mad that one
aliple 1n the flannel band which Ii
tlutened at the back with five tiny
siety pins. Whe.n baby cries, nowa
Ie, It ·., the mnatter o. q!ly a mo
1e to push up his clothing an4 find
w thr i.tr o ef the brnd pins is
k ,hlni; 9tite lit former tqide,
n it his petlgoate waer pilnnd
e e *pytPn lia4 toy be
1'~~~e f~~,R i~~
Rmlth, tha. chnhby, go.nl-natureid chapl
many will remember when "The Travy
ellng Haleamn n" first lnput down hln
grip anl . spent ('hriltman day at thet
railroatd statton, to the leading conm
edllan in the churactor of "IHe.nri," the
funny wAjitor at the )Bohenlmianti rens
taLurlant. Tedd'. We'hb, for several ten
aona a1 feature of thne' Tivoli (t)Iern.
elthpanry, togethner with Hllrry P.
firitbltmn thel tall andL the snhort, forlll
th' lnllir of cnt mim thlinv.es, knimposteri
at thie cuntrt of i'rlincess fStephatnl,
Shllo lHurry l.wellyn, William Myers
anld iHanrold Robt. i-rtray otht'er tin
portanlt male t'ihaIractersan. Mian. tier
ttldltin. M l rne.., refently r. of -^"Thl
Jahtaa 't'. ProWNr5, In "tHavtna." will
Inpranllte lher filla.mats chlaracter ofa
the volutile and jealollus minx, " tinfl,"
the fallnlllnating swetheart of the re
eillous duke. Amy i.,i'ester, well
known light Ioperaltl comltnllledn'illtne, will
be seeIn na "Mangdal," in the bitlurcatlea
Ilobblie-trotls.eretl', that has tbroulght her i
fame. andt Misn I.thel Intropodi, who
will eo remembeln red as starring in the
Srlhultrtis' produt'tinp of thne Vluennese
Soplrettta. "Mile. Mischlf," hInt the iln
aItrttant ruim ofn ")lgn.," the "lady In
r wallltlng." Hxy-filv'e athers 'nomltlete
I the ntaste of this romantle anaid piC
Stlareaqlln comedy that will pnt the Joy.
of ltiving Into nny aIndientc that Iha
cM taste' for delillnous mtusic, dancing,
allI), and should *have little trniming
a tclster of pin tucksm rl'n by hanl or
a deep heorm with briar stitchling at the
top and an edge of very fine (luny or
('erman VAi. lufa. The very little hablhy
has a dosen white slips of noft tailn
sook,.made with utmost simplicity, and
these he wears as dresses by day and
as nightgowns by night. a fresh elSip
being dbnlied after his bath each morn
ing; and the slip being removed at baed
time lanl his underclothes changed so
that lie may sleep more comfortably.
After a gionth or stx .weeks, dainty
dre.ast with yokes of lace and briar
stitching and a more elaborate trim
ming at .the botto~ than the simple
hematitched hemt of the slip may be
aused wahen eaby is brought down to see
comlany or taken out for his daily
airing. Not a ,particlo of starch shllnhdl
be allowed to toIu., acity wear of any
sort, antidl all the taiiy.uilkraieuts h ould
be Ironed on ' , Avell padded
board Wits " Ii ap' loitd flatp
Irons whi 'ý e'peaiully for such
dainty 1iy k.
SWondq4 i, . ,aicps and other
wear f r4 [r ndo in the
P"renpott tt , nslam and these
expl| area to be picked
up .re , * t which make' a
pecialty: t iaead 4 ay wear at
priees which ape qlmot. pltrihibttvo to
the aYerag woman. A blb' with 'at
tachi4 , tinQortp~l frothm Paris,
how a q the lilistrAtlans, but
the hardly doe jsUoo to
the i.ework- tins
iot t o l eý n4q a , I, rya
like b the nnapner of
ao4o It th whipd and
f $ fa hfto 80 may ,be
paitd t of eonN iYitik o9 thiS
ohtair b l f ie fionate price
i · 1
enmeiy and ll$( i4lt' vi'uidor.
I'robbhly fnn osti. iI o,444'Iv or ilight
oiui~rii its tunny 344rs 1li4· u",t ttrilrhitt'
thi iinumier or g(4'4444414 414444414ti Kt~ll;I t
Ilninkan Prlne h."
"tllldny~tb ltegihtii." "I ike You
rAll." "I hir," I. n.tol I.aughtir,
"Uettcr, tI)Hgit411 V otb.' 'Do '
Iet's ICver Meff t r~t ain." .".\uw un.lo
{ the Sinn," " ··ljl()> aunt t; ttt))t·1)11( n..'
IliYndirful Worldi, 1 HII 4410 Haul,'
I 4r auoing" td iii \J '4 ln' .4. 1 14 Ii . tin
Itd Id l414144'4 the ifi..i I pg. 441.4) 111ha1 thauil
'ilIII'IIM Iois P4&C as a .r 44IIII) At ieii.'h
pertarginu iUJ ntlig wMi' iIT3
hinr.+t 45! lntq1600Ti \.'!iT hi J. '01(4 Is
heard to raings'ip 1v lir fotLsu "ll,
In tilt" t I:t must: Lly rihietivi, tin' In
siliringt nui1414r.
7`h," d'4.111:11 1d I N'111 \(i. (14)niiing t1i% It
idairn4%lg all *1h.ltiti has iiirttol4.ri t~on.
fliined lier .1.4T frig mars 144 New' Y.rk
tIlity hait- :irt 4rRi'1 th iiidd. 1tes4.%
witlh nii ~1~ nii, 'pr..loetil.n. 'Ithii sia
$4411. 44oa, 44r,llis Mh-s-ir. $iithi-trt
.id~ra h-I"i.fit4.iil she Is appei1-r
!4I fag, hat. I, . riontlt~ 14o iitrnidic. theilr
gr444t4,41 44444l 044 Is tns t14 the iioathr
i44r44t .4 4. t .- ' ielfli .iiuiiit, uintl tic
'ordlingl ti, t!. i1iitertry t "The Biilkan
tI 'PriInt,- r"" ti1,41t44s 411 . rl r4i 41 4)1( 4 8clt
o rf I414 .14 I, I44444' 4 444 Itw.*II iI lan y mgt
,t IPL, sittIh I~ 1,11 tr ta) Luny hell ho Ilnnl: -
'['I ):III, I lr, in l~l('lltW L art, also from
Ir~k 1 IN 44444)1 144$ 4rlllll: (14 i1444i I'r1i
4vlliiu" 1. 1 t u .Iroi' l-rplipi Ii hu Ih 41)4
11i1h hintl 41414444 lerills Ini bl44114iI.
'iiTlits bo4t,414 t 44 1)Ii t iliffli'))It io lialke
andlh $141444 'I j. .tt1rnb tonty lbe o44ti~t1ned
In shops 8t It,1114 4441()l Jtietltar1$ gn-· ar1o11.
Tihe pltltlul' l Ilhlie iitot+"e tiR4re wivtib
able, bt1)1 thgo 014'madef o ailile silk or
of 4.14411 444444 Iae 4e1t toi the 4'lean
itr t 'l t' t',41 1 h444) tg,
1 :very s ple- 4 i1ctlng baby 11111 I1
nlutmlbelr it, 44tllln tCllcn for wea4r oIn varl
011o out i40fli444. Thierc are the comfy
t
ý.A "'t'tIXIUR 'HWAL Pf
SABY'S 08 *4QiN403.
Swrappers of onttng flannel or fine
p Flrlnch fluitne, Wtit In the bnsoltiof
his !tinnlyh, 01 em 4lallnIigns, alnd the
Iligrloun i'.iislht'3Wflh to be donned
Q When ther( Is oofhAptpy in the nur
eery, or hills htbygla Is carried clown
" at tbedtlm4- 144 say SOctInIs1it to gusthu.
S A neglKgte of the iatttfr sort Is plc
pitua-d. turgid 14lk rols d are embroldered
en thin white lha-al$os :d un8or the
albatnosie Ill u lIniWn @f p#ijltk11K. The
wrsppfr Is b4ord0ered altso with ,the pink
silk and It In icql 000ii4 h to uoVer
tIe night sll) counlaltl1tp.
r' .~'ho , diulnty nib Is Ao made
a_ t ittpwhite wee'~ -i this cc set
<` iii of pai"o
0 ae. eoq# t
$,"Pa~lB+
ty Wi khtinals Is
toa 'the sle sleeves, m,nia
anti j ''tnnait at eitýer
h may he b
atltuted t1or `tl tti.itign with thread
and petidl.
MONt IN T114 STOCKING.
If you' do not care for one of the
convenient money bags which am4ng
from the ,waist, under the dress skirt,
and lintlt t~ion carrying greenbacks
as s so mn women do, In the steck
In, t4like every precautlon to 1ha*
the moan. watt safeguarded, for more,
than one woman has been chagrined
to find her money gone In the most.
Inet·ile&ibl nianner, when carried In
this Wiay. Do n.ot sllp the bhill loosely
into tha top of a stockling-capeially
a silk stookint --,for they Rire more
than lik*lytto work their Way out un
lea tS gt ter is worn artound the lag
heli.o the knee. Or they will surely
work their way down, It form an In-'
lithtly,lump over the llankle. TI' 'host
wny is to have a strong, little hag,
made of satin rihbon, which ls s'ewed
fast to . rolnd garter, and enIIvelope
flap turning over on the totp ,t the
tlag and covering tite openiing. ID
not trust to a snap fastening or bu.t
ton on ihlb envelope tint. f ,1mt secure
th1 ball 'with l good, servlceable
safety pln.
(Coattinued F ronl Plago Tw.)
world-famouls Al·Namnra dynnalltingl
ca(.l andl are comlipleti, In the antallelnt
details, dealing with thIe different
tten oM f thit, clase', froml the (titie of
thIe nrres of the McN.i marai brothiters
In Chlicago, until sonme tune afiter the
,onfliaslon In I.os AnKI'es.
,llorty-two filt e slidl.· tr,'e sholwn sand
thI Ilctulrer eXlplilns ea'L'1i one as I L
Is flinshed ilaOn a the icurtin. lE:x'elltat
views if tho l s Lo Atlgels 'rTim.nes httld
ital arat sa.own, tnketi within tO mint
tlll afllr ter i texli sotiont oclirre1d.
t'achlle of dynmullllt, unearthed biy na
salatants of Detti vs ive- taras. tn tcnaia
taliing elnough h ighll-lwer ixpliosive to
iiiLremove AlUato from the snapt ior lAin
houla counlty. Tlhe piturn alo in
shade scenes during the ioirise sif the
trial of thL McNa.a..arIaI', showinhg all
the, prlncipals In the great 'ase., in
c'Iding Attorney ('ll ren,'se I alrrow.
whol wias recently Ilaldield :i 11I s wll it
tnow hshl ion $Utl0,00o0 alit lII I.,,s .\in
Kge.ls* an aI charge of britbrlry IIt i'sont
nrction wit the M{cNlamara triall,
.\II over thie csountlry these pictures'r
hatel'. heslln shIown tIo e'pnelty ihotltiesl,
uand It its II is.rlalnty thallt the (Irlulad
thouter will h.e crowded tIo the dio
M.ontly ui l 'Tii 'tuesd y.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
\William "averlshamln in I, lolroduce
"Tho Vililin" in LonlidIIn.
Wlllianm llnwtr,,y In appearingn'll' in
Canadatl In "DIulr (li l Illy."
Johln . Ill'. h lndil Kally i'lhi23 hlulve
i nlw 3 onn14.'11id . "T'h' e ll a 'th of l the
dlothwe'll l1rowne. hil3s re'tlhrndl to
v dell illllH In his sk) i 'th, '"T'h I rp'lleni.lil
.f the Nile 1."
'Chlrl' * I'heirry'n In g ea entllll. In' "ills
Neiglhborir' Wiftl " Ihi I 'hhiii A Ii h)am i l,4.11
extended.
L'Three cl panl14 are hiving orgali',.zed
tlo pres.'ni W illiaIn t'. lli Mill.14
pliyl lt. "'In 11199."
Ilrlierirt liearhll n ' ro Tree want'l a
weekly aliary ro $5,00(I1 to a2ll3lr in
lin2 countnlryt it vaudi ville.
h.well i',liins, 23 New York att2 l,
h11. draimauitised .o ild ' lih ennett '"'il
lre'.'t Ihby1lln I lln l."
Margaret Illlington has mnnd ar
raag"ngennts It, play an extent d ont
giKgeenlt in I 'hilgl it "Kindling."
Ma3rtin 13 'l!ie arr ged i'llli I ' 3 3 l.3
lertha Ki lllh to begiln I tour lon the
c r3lholuni ciretlit i i lnt. spring i "'A
LIKht Frlnt ll. i Agnel,."
I11tt3h H2 'evens, the leading womenll
wilh the "VFanitIy Fair" c'ompany,, I
the illahter L'of an I lihn sculptor.
h14o 14has sung in Milan.
Malrglret Anglin conlltemplilne prio
duing tnext selstlU, "Elgyptl." byll d
ward Sheldon, aulthor a "BailvatII'on
Nell." The heroine of thin piny In a
lgypsy girl.
lMra. l.lly ullangtry in baclk Il Ithe
lod31In m3nll.l3s, thih til me with a
s3ffriugl sketc'h, written bly heromelf,
c'lled "hlelping the anLusO," U do)t
ful title.
Z'lli 141or In gloing nto vlaulldevilll
with .a lormlnllly lof' five In a pliylol
by Edg.l Allani Woolf. Amnog 3the
othIr artists returning to vaudevillo Is
Adlpidi, Kulin.
It 3i c4uld that "Offlecr 666," which
Ilo Iow lln entllnhlihd nuccos iO n New
York, Wn rlJected by numllber of'
mnilgrlln l htwore. It wluas c('(lepte by
Cohunll & illrril.
laraIh rltnhlirdt In to rece'ive for
lher Amerilcan voudeville season , f 1
weieks $7,000 p.'r '1week, excluilve of the
pily of her' 3o3pany of, 16, tand In to
41e provided bes des with a private
,ldirar Tolwyn land Margoret Mayo
have both finished plays which will
bh ready for next season. The formr'
is known as the author of "The Arab."
and "The Country dloy," and the latter
as the author of "Baby Mine."
Lee Ilhiibert has obtaineI the Atnelr
leani rights to the 'llnglitl version of
Johann r $tratui' Opera now success
fully running in London under the
i1tle "The Nlghth3rdn," also for I1o
)'all's latest iw're'is, "Liebe Aug
untine,"
Louis Wallor, theo English actor,
who has Mean appelwaring in New York
in "The Harden of Allah," lI to be
come an actor manager in this coun
try. H{ will -be selp In "Monsieur
hleaucatlre," "The Ithren Musketno'rs"
and "The Explorersa."
At thq Abbey the.atplr, Dublin,
Nlgent Monck'lte ehool o aotlng re
' performance of "Mce
Oatherine Calvert will play the lead'
1l taiorls,
GROC~ER P N ," , Yrfj " F4
Essex-M
lucubat '
and Brooders
The popularity of Essex-Model Incubators and':'
Brooders in this community can best be judged by tho'
fact that for this season's business we have just re
ceived a straight carload of these leading machines.
Let Us Show You
It will be a pleasure to show you how simple these
machines are to operate--to prove how much better
they are than hens- -how much more profitable,
cleaner, easier to attend to -and prove it.
We Guarantee
nllr,' 'iiv n l uirah:fi.i l rs to lhlill hi1l
nIi re il i'. temprar t h1r ees11 ihout 1
that E4gg CI'h1mmr thIsa :at 34444 an ' -
tonl.ntl .l I.' I hrlh , g. ,
That i llaI lfll'r rain opeuratal the
Eantcx - M od ,Ill, In t tr'llb n to re.
qulr . i, a1i4 .4 1 lisiil,t l r 41 wvaltr. t
----.1ANI--
1VI ('II'AItANTEII: 1h. h1 444 -41 .M41..l, t. h1h4h mi ore 'lr.44g, lithy
('lh'4lk ill three t.'i1 thl I lla y ,othr I4ii.ili.er tigllll WhIit r nll tinder
illlillar e441 litiIo n.
Essex-Model Incubators are in successflul use on government and "
state experiment stations, on larger commercial poultry plants, and by
leading fanciers and eihibitors all over the world.
SIZES AND PRICES-Standard Models.
(':e itar'lly. I I n I . u . . ..... ... ,. 520.01
I(ill: 't, its f, "'i : I1-II I'l·gK" . .... :...... )26.0 40
(' ull.. iy . 7.7 , I ,n I., :5 0 : . .O o
Model . i , a. . .. . .... IOdll IRt '
1 ('aparty, 1 L0 lln liganH $l15.OO flln.ct!y, @toO Firln IlR iis $ 1 '.
ESSEX-MODEL BRlOOERS--lndoor.
I'alnrity, N4 lhiiIktl $1. ..4101 (:hi.a'll', ItO (' I'41.k4 4 18. . 01
COLONY BROODERS.
M14hI .1, 100 ('hl'k le 411 .501 .11mI1I II, Ioo 4 'hhli4 . 917.041
Ml.ll I(', Iro , 1'114k . .00.44
Granulated Bone, Beef Meal, Beef Scraps, Alfalfa Meal, Oyster Shell,
Mica Orits, Midland Poultry Foods, International
Poultry Foods and Remedies.
Drinking Fountains, Food Hoppers and All Chicken Acoessories.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Low Rates for iomeseekers
Commencing March I, and continuing daily until
April 15, low rates will he in effect westbound via
Northern Pacific Railway
from eastern points to Montana, Idaho, Washington
and Oregon. Liberal stopovers at Missoula on tickets
reading beyond.
THREE TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS DAILY
through from Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis, also
one through train from St. Louis, Kansas City and
Lincoln, carrying the famous Northern Pacific leather
upholstered tourist cars affording
EVERY CONVENIENCE FOR COMFORT
AND SAFETY
From Head of Lakes, St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Kansas City, St. Joseph, Ltncoln rnd:
Omaha . .......... .... .... ...$ ,00 .
From Chicago ............................. ............ $3.....00
From St. Louis ...................... ............ 2.50
From N ew York .................... ................................... 00
From B oston ........................... ................. .. ............ $50 15
For further information phone or call at locat;
ticket office. Bell 37, Independent 773.
N. H. MASON, Agent, Missoula, Mont.
A. M. Cleland, G. P. A., St. Paul, Minn.
W. H. Merrhian, D. F. & P. A., Butte,. r
A~vtrsin A