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a '` e , d :t You :
h·in ~ u ~ ' , c, ·
ES Wil ·T· IL 1I
HIS LOSS HMAR GAIN.
When an ostrich. Is captured
He knows his mishap
Means another big leather
In some woman's cap.
Find a milliner. Answer to yesterday's pussle: Upside down, under
trees.
Classified Advertising
'Rms
Pet word, each time..,.... ...1 cent
Per lite, per month ..........7.. cents
All ads Rmust be ordered for, a
stated le.th of time.
Orders for ads to be taken out
must be to the office before $ p. m.
Mlinhtum OCharg, 16 Cents.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
W-ANTED-MAN TO BUILD 210
feet wire fence, also party to plow
acre of orchard ground. Call 701
South First.
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
snent Job; $80 month. Bend postal
for list of positions open. Franklin
Inititute, Dept. 2810. RochesterN. Y.
WANTED-FOR U. S. ARMY, able
bodled, unmarried men, between ages
of 18 and 38, citisens of United States
of good character and temperate habits,
Who can spek,.read and write the Eng
lish language. For further Informua
in. apply4o reoruling officer. 3d floor
en.block, 120 Higgins Ave., Missoula.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED - WOMAN COOK IN
camp. Call 427 West Pine.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework.' Apply 415 East Front.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. 500 University avenue.
GIRL FOit GENERAL HOUSEWORK
at once. Corner Cedar and Wash
ington; Ind. 573. t
WANTED-FIIRST-CLASS BARBER
to take charge of shop. Inquire
Thibodeau Bros., Riverside.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED Gl it I,
for general housework. Apply 117
Bouth Fourth street east.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED--00 ABILE-1)ODIICD MEN
and women. Stage door, Harnols
theater, 7 p. m., April 24.
CHAMBERMAID, $25, 15 ROOMS
only, out of city; man and wife on
ranch, 860; woman cook on ranch,
$80. 0. P. Employment Co.
FOUR MEN FOR SAWMILL WOIK,
$2.50; laborers, company work, $2.50;
ranch hand, $40; man and wife for
ranch, $85; woman book for hotel,
$50; teamsters, $40; waitress, $40.
Missoula Emp. Office.
MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
barber trade In eight weeks: special
nladucements now; percentage paid
whilE learningl tools free; secured
over 10,000 postions 111; Igraduates
earn $16 to $83 weekly; catalogue
tree. Moler System of Colleges, 2$2
Main avenue. Spokane, Wash.
TO TRADE,
TO EXCHANGO-A- NICE HOME IN
Butte for Missoula property. W. F.
Cobban, Box 609.
10,000 SHARES FRENCH BAR GOLD
Mining stock for good residence lots.
Address box 487, Missoula, Mont.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUStES
4 ROOMS, CLOSE IN. 2 LOTS,
reasonable. 618 Toole avenue.
FIVE-ROOM MODERN FURNISHED
house. 682' Sherwood, C. A. Shl
don.
FOUR-ROOM MODERN FLAT, FUR
ntished or unfurnished; gas, 887 East
Front,
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
for summer, to responsible parties,
Without ohldren. Inquire 801
Hilda.
FOR RENT-A WELL FURNISHED
elS-room house, with piano and all
modern conveniences to rent from
May 1, for a long term, or will sell
house; rent $40 and water. 603
South Fifth wet;i phone 583 orange,
ROOM AND SOARD,
80 ISOU'Tw tPt1 IIH, W aT.
M01 EAST PU.e MOWta cOOKINOG.
iRtWe` W1AYING; AL0O IN(JtAIN
. . s 91 ' Coper street;
WANTED SALESMEN.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A LIVE
man selling our guaranteed Yakima
Valley grown nursery stocks' a
elusive territory; outfit free; cash
weekly; "hustle," not experience, re
quired. Toppenlsh Nursery com
pany; Toppenish, Wash.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCILS.
WESTERN EMPLOYMENT AOINCY
O. P. EMP. AGENCY, 827 HIGGINS
avenue.
4CANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN LABOR
Ageney, 130 West Front street; Bell
ohone d54. Open day an6 night.
POR RENT-HOUSES.
BRICK COTTAGE CLOSE IN, $15.00.
Fayette Harrington.
FOUR-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. IN
quire 550 West Spruce.
FIVE-ROOM MODERN FLAT. CALL
314 South 8ixth street east.
EIGHT*ROOM HOBIE,. 832 WeST
Cedar. Inquire 818 West Cedar.
5 ROOMS, MODERN, RANGE AND
gas. 804 Chestnut. Phone 2388 red.
FOR RENT-COLEMAN TERRACES.
Modern; six-room. Geo. F. Brooks.
SIX ROOMS, MODERN; RANOGE
and shades; barn. Inquire 1112
Vine.
3-ROOM APARTMENT, ROZALE
apartments. Inquire 713 black. Bell
phone.
BOWLAND APARTMENTS; FIVE
and six rooms. Wheeldon; Bell 9l3
Ind. 482.
FOR RENT-FIVE-ROOM CEMENT
cottage. Apply Relnhard's Hardware
store, 104 West Main.
THREE-ROOM COTTAGE ON CAR
line. Inquire Geo. F. Brooks, First
National Bank building.
FOR RENT-CORNIOR CEDAR AND
Washington. six-room, modern; no
children. Geo. F. Brooks.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, $15; WATER.
bath and range; four blocks from
high school. Inquire 432 Ford,.
POR RENT-FIVE-ROOM BUNGA
low with range, linoleum and shades;
also gas range. Inquire 417 South
Third. i
NICE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE
In; corner Main and Madison; large
yard; fruit and shade trees. In
quire 3. J. Deakin.
MODERN SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE
118 South Fourth west; fine lawn
and everything In first-class shape.
Inquire 214 South Fourth west.
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE, FIVE
blocks from Lowell school: range,
bath, electric lights, partly fur
als4ied, 110. Inquire 706 Deckwith
stroet. Ind. phone 768.
TWO POUR-ROOM FLATS, LINO
leum, newly papered, water paid;
cosy, modern, with range, $14; wilth
out range, $18. Inquire on prem
Ises, 601 North Second, or phone
Bell 1008; Ind. 404.
WANTED--MISOILLANIOU3.
WANTED TO BUY YOUNG CALVES.
Phone 8571 red.
A'GOOD, LARGE DELIVJBY HORSE.
Inquire at D. J. Donohue's store.
CHILDREN FOP HAIR-CUTTING AT
Miller's, under First National bank.
WANTED-TO RENT AN UNDER
wood typewriter.' Address A. M.,
810 Vine street.
WANTED-CLEAN COTTON RAGS:
no old socks nor underwear will be
accepted; 5 cents per pound. Iring
them to The Missoullan office.
WANTED-FOUR SETS O' WORK
harness, one heavy work tedm, one
hundred laying hens, 40 sacks seed
potatoes, I tone good oats. R. M.
Cobban.
P1l SALmINDIAN ALLOTM S ,T4
RTHAUD.M, LT* ,
Ia. rob, tour bal PoI o.
joa - g e L fal .s i I• . .i
Sfl#*AlllgI WAUMsNSPMAL3.
WO)AN WANTS setllVEWOR BDr
the day. Phone 1138 Inad.
WANTED CURTAINS To lrAUNDRIbr
1001 Vinl street; phole Ind. 17K.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
WANTED - POITION AS BOOK
keeper, solicitor or collector: city ec
perlence; best reference; state sal
ary. Address A. B. C.. care Mis
soultan.
POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER DY
youngl married man with wide ex
perlence. Good references as to
abililty and clharacter. Address, B.
W., eaore Mlssoulan.
POSITION 1Y DAY OR MONTH IN
in orehard or nursery as working
fIoreman or superinttendent; very
bsst of references. Address L. P. -
edelz, Corvaills, Mdntana. I
IITUATIONSI WANTED.
ODD JTOPS ON APTERNOON8 AND
ISaturdays for Universlty students
at 78* per hour. Tel. to University.,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
IPAROAIN IN SMALL ROOMINGT
house, if taken son; chleap rent.
811 Higgins avenue.
FOR BALE-PULLY IQUIPPBD AND
and establishod butcher business in
a Iood thrlvtng town. Address H.
C. 8., Mlssoullan.
A COMPLETE BLACKEMITH 8HOP
With thriving business; location,
South Fourtht street, west. Also a
corSy home. Address, C. F. Gove,
1027 South Fourth street, west.
FOR SALE - CONI~,CTIONERY
store and pool hall Ini connection, sit.
uated at a division point of the Mil
waukee. doing a good business. Ad
Sdress W. Vance, Alberton, Mont.
PARTNRR WANTED WITH 5001
cash, (single man), to build a road
house In country; propostlnn for
life, or will pay 12 per cent on bor
rowed money, gilt-edge security.
Address M. A., Missluoulian offloe,
Missoula.
'POR 8 ALE - OWINO TO ILl,
health I will seli my established
Swholesalo iceo cream plant with re
tall confectionery store In conne.r
tlon. Thli plant is equipped with
Selectric power and everything in In.
first-clasa condition. This can he
bought at a bargain It taken at once.
o.iy L. Herrick. Missoula.
FOR SALE-RANCHES.
HAY RANCH, 3 MIISE ItRO)M PHIL
Ipsburg. For partlculars apply to
Drummond Realty Co.
FORTY ACRES LAND EIGHT MILES
from Mlssou'a: 20 acres Irrigated.
$1,200; halt cash, balance time. Ad
dress S. O.. Missoultan.
FOR SALE-FOUR GOOD RANCHES
In Bitter Root, 10 to 400 acres, from
owners: good water: bed rock prices
good terns. Box J.. Stevensvllle.
480 ACRES LAND, 7 MILES FRIOM
Mllssoula: 50 acres of this can be
dry farmed: enough timber to pIy
for land; $1.500: $500 down. Ad
dress, H. X.. Missoullan.
BUY OF OWNER, ORCHARD
Homes tracts: fenm.ed; best location,
soil and water rights: 10 acres for
rent. Fayetto Harrlngton, Chamber
of Commerce, or phone 485 red.
RANCH FOR SAILE - 160 ACRER:
Improved: six miles from Missoula;
good water right: 100 cords seasoned
wood; $5,000: terms. Inquire at
ranch. J. F. Hastbry, Grant Creek.
160-ACRB DIARY RANCH IN PIT
ter Root valley, four miles east of
Stevensvllle; good water right; all
good fruit or dairy land: terms easy.
Address or call on J. J. Cameron,
owner, at ranch, Stevensville, Mont.
AT I'IlI'ITD)AL,;, AN IEX(ELLENT'
15-acre irrigated orchard tract; 1,000
bearing apple trees; fair Improve-I
ments; water piped Into house; 20
acres good timber; 20 acres crop;
furniture and farming tools: all for
$5,000; easy terms. J. O. Cherry,
Mtssoula., Montantta.
40-ACRE IRIRIIATED RANCH; 21
acres cultivated; log cabin, barn and
hayshed, garden, spring, orchard, 20
trees: excellent truit land; best
water right; 5 1-2 miles from town:
$4,000 if taken before June 1; half
cash, balance timne: no trade. Own
er. Box 224, Thompson Falls, Mont.
808 ACRES IN THI THREIE MILl
valley, right where the Ritter Root
Valley Irrigation company is dolang
its greatest developing; 150 acres
tillable; adjoins the finest outside
range: nice streatm of water runs
thlrough the, Iplace; large bearing or
chard: plenty of buildings; a good
all-purpose place and espeelally
adapted for darying, fruit or chick
ens. Until May I, price $18 per acre,
on easy terms. John A. Scott, illap
ard hotel. Missoula.
WANTED-FURNISHED HOUSES.
NICWLY FTURtNIBISHD CABIN OR
shanty. Address H. 8. B., Mis
soulian.
WANTED-8 OR 4-ROOM PUIR
nlished cottasge: modern; not too far
out. Address, M. M., cars Missoulian
offlce.
NURSERY STOCK.
OWING TO THES UNURUALLY'LATE.
spring In New York, my shipment of
trees from the Geneva Nursery will
not be in for a feW days yet. Thos,
P. Street, state esent Geneva Nur
sery.
LOST AND FOUND.
FOUND - YEBTERDAY APTER-*
noon at Parker show grounds larse
watoh charm. Owner may have
same by calling at The Missoullan
office, proving property and paying
for this ad.
FOR RENT-PUFRNIOHND ROOMS.
: MODERN R8OOMS, Oi DALY AVa.
DtlEM ROOMS. 1t$ SOUTH
A - 'ourRoom . 4i
Cottag e
On lot Ntiel0; food collar, foun- 1
daUttl; fruit; 'ornamental and. H1
shaoe tr~at fline lawn and
hrubbiery; on car line; close In
outh d . ..... ..............
R C ASH, O H PER MONTH
iA uiatitiful Home for Anyone. i
0. B. 8. ORR
First National Bank bildg., i
. Bell .! ' -Phdnea-- Ind. 21il
.POR SALE-REIAL ESTATE.
VOR PmrIN' ,nANR,. MILD WINTERS
and no Irrllation needed., in an en
s terprislng country, at $20 to $45 per a
acre, addtae C . . lng.l, Oreer, Ida.
FOR EAL.l-.INDIAN LANDS, BREi.
linqulhismeati and town property on -
the Ptlaltad Indian reservatlioa,
Montana. Address "The Ptathead
Land Comapany," Ronan, Montana, -
box llll.
I60-ACRE HOMREnTPAD IN IlLAt'K- -
f,(ot valley, 100 are( tlllable; good I.
soil, fented, cabin, two aooel springs;
near river on stage line and close -
T to survey of propoucd new Milwatl
kee road. Will rellinquisll cheap.
Address, Rellnqu'llsihinelt, care Mi.
o ultattn. I
POULTRY AND EGOS. "
SITTNNO HENS. IIISlEI: Hliton.;
phone 8161 black.
BARRED RO1 K 1:00(4, $1.00 FOR 16,
1104 South Fourth went
R. C. RHODE ISLAND RED GGBS -
y $1.50 per 11. For sale by John Voss,
Florence, Mont.
GIC-F1 THE BENT It. I. ltl;l) Ia11((8
fr hatching atid sttingl . 1211 liow
ell. Ind. 3165.
1. PEKIN DUCK 21'(:4 FIc )lt 14AL.0,
r 75. per setting of I1. or $6 Iper Iun
. dredl. Bell phone 8592, black.
o LIGHT BRAHMA EOGs FOR
*e hatching, $1 per dozen. Georgo L
S Btelnbrenner. Phone 473 black.
' THREE INC'IIATOIts ('HEAP:
Buff Orplagton eggs froll winter
layers, $1.00 for 13. Hell 8462 ried.
Lb SINGLE COMB RHODE IlSAND RED
I egg for hatching. Phone loll 741l2;
"e C. E. Lucia It. No. I, Mi.Ioula.'
' Mont.
::a BINGLIC cOMB WH'irtITIC MINO~la AS
$2 per setting. Illlanck long i hnlisl I$1
I Ir setting. (;il l.3 frion,. P'hone
440 black.
Eo EG FOR HAT('IINO-S. C. WHITE
SLehorn, $I.00 per 100; 11.00 per set
Sting. Laeamue BIrot., R. F. D. No. 0,i
t. Missoula, Mont.
EGOS IOR'S ATCHING FROM MYl
prise-winning Single (nomb Brown
tg Leghorna at utility flock. Dr. Han
n bldge. Victor, Mont.
es KELI.ERSTRAUIBS WIIITI ORPIN(T
ton eggs., guaranteedrl 9 per cent fir
tlllty, from prise winners. C. It.
be Perry, rural phone 5,94-r.
Y KELLIEItRTIRAI. W Il ld)R I,.\ -
mous c'rystal white ()rlpinglRon,;
baby chickn, eagg lland lapens. (' A.
-D Harnol., 609 South Third St., Mfis
n1 soula.
Jn ...... -.. . .
or POR BALIE--EGGS FOR SElTTINEI
er from Flihel strain White Plymouth
Rocks, $1.10 for I;: splendid layers.
- 1109 South Fourth, west; phone
6: 669 red.
a;: -
ed EGGS FOR HATCHIN PFROM PRO
at lillc Barred Rorks: pens healded )by
Ik. superb males from Willlnrd'n flock;
- Stock bred to lay and pay. PtrIne
S 440 red; Ind. lli.
ollX ,A('I LANGsI1AN PI'.I,l:'1'
S for silne, laying. $1.,,i 1n.111h ; 1114"
, |lrtnghlnl roost.r, $: iall hhrs ilhor
n.e ougllibred itonk; egigs f-r s.lting $1
t. for 15,. Phone n Bll, s;iti red; 1109
Siinthli IVirthl, wealt.
00 DiN'I' VAel'Al T ' Yii'tt . lt!1'
'e- I -- narni'fled fertlle, ,ggl, tingle iP lllI,
I lirowni lied White Iliaieriie. II pler
Pi; setting: woielul prices peIn himlnlrIl.
or 710 SH4outlh Ififth tlreret, est1,. (tI'iine,
Y, 1N7 block.
IO lRn FOR SATC1IIN1(;- 'IlItf'Pi'S
!d Blue Jarket strain nlrrell Plymoutth
20 tBoek.--iPen N; l1--4~c'kereel Istiilng,.
,.1 t prlze at Rutte arld Mltieoult,. $3
np oetting. Pen 4No. 1--Pullet mating.
i slit prise at Buttei. $3 settltng. Pen
LIf No. --Pullet mating, headed by
"t year-old cock. This bird headed
_t. .et pen last year: 13 etiling. Pen
- No. 4-Pullet mhatlng. 1.50 settlng.
.E $5 per 100. Breeding stock for sale
ot at all times. .Henry Trlpn. 1010
ir ISouth 8lixth at.. 'est. Phone 785 bik.
S OR "R Wll T-.MISCL LANEOUS.L
Pj NEW WHITE SJOWINI MACIHINES
y for rent. Hott-Dloklinson Plano 'co.
Ort CR RENT-TIAN ROOMS, 330. 316
. North PIrit slact. iver AlIc's Store
A GOOD BIZED GAIIDEN. Btcll
s oll; allo barn fior automobile. Ill
I iquire 310 East 'ront street.
t DRIUSlItAKING
DRESiHMAKING. 410 0 AST CEDAR.I
Ind. 1317.
PLAIN AND CHILDREN'H, BICWING
|at home or by day. Price, S1 per
Sday. Call at 514 Trumont street.
HIDES AND JUNK
rE SPRINqTIMIO CLEANIP. CALL.
of Western Hide & Junk Co. Bell
iI phone 1068 red. Higheet prices paid
2. for hldet and Iunk.
$1,100.00
Will buy a well-furnished tour.
room house, outh 14ide, east of
Hitter Root track, on torms of
$56.00 down tad 4$15.00 per
month. House llmuo t new and
furniture good. Why pay rent?
Ort lY l tJy co.
401*4f.4O mistals t. ld ,
PiSltaý#s N*il 1941: sai, $4d,
4ODERKN OIN ROOMS Pol. RP4?
414 WERST CEDAR. O
102 WIC0T CEDAR.
15 . iTH, Wt ST, $a0 I .
612 WEST PINE STRIUET.
311 WEST SPRUCE: WITH GAS.
MODERN ROOMS WITH GAS. 404(
ault Spruce.
MODERN; GAA. OPPOSITE EPIS*
copal church. 225 Adams. o
-... . - ________________
FURNIRIIFrD IIOt 8I'$K EE10PINO H
rooms, with gas. 503 MEat Front. "
3 MOlsiJRN ROOMl. WITH OR l
Wltlhout piano, reausonubl,. 1106
North econdtl, eat.
FOR SAL--MISCELLANEOUS
ItLAtK 8011. PHONE 7804.
ONcE SUIRRIY. 707 SOUTH TIIlItD
street.
ItOOMIN( lIO+,,; 14 -tOOMS. Il',.1
West Main,.
HECATINO BSTOVES AT COIT.*Mo*
Outtey Hardware Co.
oGUARANTtCED HOME GROWN ON*
ion seed. 8571 black.
DRY I.IA FtI. 32.50 PeIR LOAD.
Mlissoutla Wood yard.
AIAniY 'AltliAlAIe:; (1(o AS NICW.
6i5 olNtlllh Iourth, west.
IlI.A('K Hol, PIlt)t SAIE AND I)DE
livered. ('IIi 883 black.
FOR SAL-.--IN l.Kit 14KWINO MA
chine, cheap). 810 Blaine.
*TWcO IRST-CLABs POOL, TAlIlES.
Inquire t)ochestclr iooulroon.
OLD PAPRS PeOR 8ALE AT MSl
aoullan offlce; 30c a hundred.
PINE PIANO AT A lAROAIN. AD
dress P. O, box 598, Mlsomllula.
HIX NlinATS AND TVWO ItROOI)
sows frr nlle. I'lemne 7764 red.
PIANO, ALMOST NEW; Al.BO
househald furniture. 6544 IK. Main.
PIANn., (i()I)l AN NICW.'; AItAl(AIN
If Ilke·n hy Muty 1. Plhon., 132 redl.
0OD RI0SWINCI MA('IHINIC FOR
alte cheap. lioyt-Dicklinson Piano
Co.
ftIN,,+, .A.ltal,: IA ii CHIiAP: .AI.c -
Mtull goold pigs. Olllcert tllreave',
II. II. 1.N. I.
_ E'ON.I i. IANOr. . I. it- 'Y.I..N .....
rlnllllHl tlii, 1in gRcli c nllithlll ll. All
r alrei P'. (P. bx -67, MiahMoulih.
gtrr lli)tut ln tollulrlllng i'( . nIrmt-rtlultnr
rani'tionlh. ]Unx ING. lumillton, Mont,
I.'r)Rt IALIK-IIANINrOMM hII, VIbN
iassaenger antlciblli., slightly Ilsi'ii
iFor iearthiulum ra inidress 312 ( illwerg
tIljck, Itutti. lMont.
ni01 8.11 -.1 IIiWRIAN WOi'
lniiiiiis allnd A.irlhlah of Ih".t IsI.N
ihl brel,brill.ina ciheapti. M.IIIIInIIII
\'lc.w K nIIIlIs. Iltlate. ..loI.
.gW li'P W HICA h ,' l tll I I'1 1ll ir'Kid .!
lerl'5 a I +Ill liii ac. Ml .In ii h i \imarkl
gIricii4 at iiil1 iim. cc. McI lsec iiie Wo'qii
Ylr'd, 125 We at I'iio. Phlon, 4tl.
ONE 40 II. 1'. 4c-fYI01NDIEIt (-'NTI
h ,ntal alIllrmi. irustld ililly tio alday : rHn
he uaancd fur Irrigi.ling ir Prctlonll:
'cnl 1425: price. $15i. 737 ., Front.
P'IIINITITRR, NEW AND RECOND
hand;: I pay highest prirc for eeo
ond-hand houslehlnd goods;. liens
Jcnla.an 1Il W. Main.: 819 black: Ind.
1754.
iI(allER I)FOR iAI.,I AT 200 I:ANl'T
Mall; Inalre., giohllngas., IIclloni lnil
N Iadll.e hsarase's, srdI on ,a Il'lllihly laiy
Ineni a. Iiaan & 5 iaa ; but I jchaneieu
451.
I-X1l'4it IAifAlIIIrl ININ NIi'il ANtII'
aIIlphl,)..erlllg uni~ repirill'lg flo' | dy
ail ,fci. II. '. iMiccc-kflcla, I4.7 lcnihl
Jlallgllism ivc ,ntlio; I IIcI. I ,llaaa I;61.
S j i,'rl'.P iitSlCll ,, 7-4 ,II-c t illItc r IN. 4
e lars icll wighl t.4,i.; i.ih',I lcy
I 'llcraia llac igccrsc-: lIc a , ', I I yecre.
- W lclht 1,4-5: rairlihg molucre- ccii, ecI
S for St+0l. (Iecrga, Mili', I l)irh.v, Mccla.
FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.
2 JL)TH CHIICAI. INQUJitLI, 740 POP
lir street.
I:(IHT-II)OM Ifl)'HIK, "I'\VWJ LOI(TN
on co'rller; ehIlde and frult treels,
$2,700. 738 Toole avenue.
MY ItI;HII)N('., rl2 I1A-4T PINK;
mIX roomIJsl, nlo<ekrnl, wli II lrgk. lburll.
II. A. IIutheway., Phelne 22(0 retd.
SIX-ROOM MODERN COTT'AGI:;
close In. Hammond addn.: a bargain
In a new home. Phone 318 Hell.
FOR HALIC-IIY OWNIIt. IFIVI IOTH
in Daly addition: best loc:ation; a
barlaln. Address P. C. L., care Mis
soulian.
5-ItO)'M IINO(AI, , 111.1)4 Iln'KH
souhll l llomeu'vell schllol, lt1. 0 ):0; bl
1nee1 In tradel. IIqiucire ro.lme 27 Hit
glo.I bllck.
iYFOR HAI.--IFIVRIt-HOOM IlOUITic ON
two corner lots with lare bhearing
fruit trees; c'hlckerl yard, lawn, etc.;
will sell or trade at bargaine; lmust
go at once. Address P. O. box 5.8,
Misoul a.
SNAP - DESIRARIAC PLA('CE OR
chickens; two-room log house; tent
boarded up and floored; one room
under construction; furniture; two
stovel, cooking utensll; lollg chickn
house; good well; all for $100 if
taken at once. Address W. J.,
Missoullan.
WANTED-HOUSES
WANTED - B Y RESPONSIIBI,
party, 4 or 5-room house, modern,
yard and sidewalks. Will lease for
one or two years. Address B. O.,
M Ilsoullan,
WOOD SAWING
WOOD SAWINGN. CALL. REILLY'S
grooery.
4R S TRATTON'S WOODOAW
hVe orders at B.ner'e grocery,
I1134 .,
StObRASS
---"--
OC1NIRAL MTORAGO, HOSuHmOfLDI
got.,d, merchandise, fruit and vee .
tables; everything on earth. J. W.
Ittlov 194 Welt lldar
LAUNDRY.
HOMI IAttNImY. WlmDDINt 1.PI5.
clatty. Itllt 424 orange; Ind, 144i5.
Notice of Hearing,
Heleln, Mont, April 15. 1012.
Ntire l Iherebhy given by the board
of railroad .olalnllr.onaners of the state
of Montana, that a public hearing will
Ib held in its offihte at 10 o'clochk, a. n..
Tuesday. April 301h. 1912, on 'ounplalnt
of the King & ..aQuein Mining colnptlny,
it oorloratiorn orgranid and existing l
under the Iniws oa the stlate of Mon
tanul, aninsl lthe 'hlanguo. Milwauktke &
Ptaget aountd Ittlllwaiy conmpany, and thIl
Northern Pacific Raillway companlny, nl- -
lagling an unreasonable and prohlibitive
rate on are fromn contplainnlt's nlle in
the vicinity of Ashlnore, Mont., to llast
itelena, Mont. C
All hearings before the commissllon
are pubtllic,. anltl any carrier, corporallint C
firm or ndivhlduatlll desiring to offer
tealllllony hearing upllon this nmatter, will
Ihe given nil optlortunltllly to do so.
ItWAID (OI"' IAILRIOAD COiMM114- .
MIJNI)INM l ll. TIIIt STATI OF
MO)NTANA.
It. I. AM'I.AltHN, Hecrctary.,
4-17 to 26 inw.
Notiee of Contest.
lelptrtlentt of thlie Intlerio. Untlled
- latns bInnd lffihe, Misantsoala, Mont l
March 13. 19I1.
'I'o- (reorge I,. Wood of InLwrence,
Kansas; record address, Doborgln,
Montana, Contreste:
You are hereby notified that F'red
Sparlks, who given 1Ilohorgia, Montana,
t a his posttofflce addreas, did on March
12, 1912, file lit this office hlas duly cor
rohlorateld appliatolln to conteat and
. necre the cannelltllon of your home
aleltel entry, eorial No. 0141, made
- July 28, 1908, for W', 8. W.t/, Mec. 14.,
- T. 19 N., R. 30 W., Montana meridllan
anid al groulnds for his conltrt he al
, leg'.s that said George 1., Wood Is In
piossession of homestead entry sortal
0141, annd satid (eorge L. Wood iha die
aerteld nahl ,lthomestteadl In May. 1909,
andl hIa not aince IIvead on suich some
steal.
Yellou are, therefore, furllter notified
that the atid allegnIlolls itlll bee aken
lby this offhica an having been confea.ed
bly you, and youlr aidl entry will be
canecella.d thereutlndier without your fulr
ther right to hea heard therein, either
before this office or on aplpeal, If you
fail to file n thllis ffice within 20
Sdays after the l,'(ilUlt''lt pulllhntion
o of this notice, ta shlown belIow, your
Ianswe'r, llunder tutlh, aprreflcally iimeett.
i- llag nd rtenpondinglla to thlese allegatollns
i lf tnltrat, or if ynll fail within thnt
tinme to filI it this otffihe lilue proof
that vtl hlve srvted a ctpy of your
answer on tle stall ,ntentant, eolter
It in lperson or y reainltre'd mill. It tis
I- pervice in maide lby tlhe dtltivery of a
copy of you.r tanswer lto tilhe ,ontetant
In lpersonl, Ilproof oIf lulcah tservyla' nmllst
lie either thea onidl ,1nltaltntl'a writtean
s t acknowledlgmt,l olf his racelpt of the
copy, slhowinlg thie dallte of Its r'celpt.li,
-, or jac affidavit fT Uothe.pmsn by wltonm
r' the delivery wasl malde. t statinll wllen
1. and a lhre the copy was delivered; if
rg i ladtle lby registered mail, prootf of such
a.rviter mlant conslist of tile iffitlvil of
Sthae peraan by wlamIn the ropy wal
n alltlad astating whel'n and the II lpolalffeice
Ito whhich it wan nmailhdi, nal this afur
Ii dlavill imust hi naomputatiatetll'd by the
lpostmalIter'a reipt for the lettller.
Yailu slhoulldl ati In in yalllr naawelll r the
lntaite of the pistoffihe to which 'you I
S desi'r fllture ntll tt' Its to he sea t It ytu.l
(I, I l 1, It[I' eba· I 'ter.
I1 it,, of Itirat iuallh liiion : 4-,-12.
4 :1-I0-I 7- 4.
Notice of Assesament.
I ilhttlr, - eIe r I l'Ahe (' uppe(ii r hise11eg
c'11 Ir IIe: y. lIh I111 11 13rulclll 'k h eI l,el
1Mll siul,!. M ne lIt
Nothe. IM hereby given. thil l eit il
meeting ol thlee lIrwe tore., ilhld on the
llath hldav of April, 1!9121. illn uellmee nie l
*,f htwo () wills lper Mheire walle he Igel
Ilion tlhe enipllnl hsti k of thei lhilll,
l'ol'er i'Al one i'pi, r Minhiv ith , l ,.
uelnhl noi, l oI r iefole the ltit day of
h\l 9, 12, I.to ,he ll, Iltig, lhe Mieree
ltery. Ii thle offih' fr f th e er le rn l
telny, Itro llllw ielh hotlel, M.ie llone i , M nIn.
Ally cleelk eipene w'liehIh the oMee ineene'tI
- ill e h nn llinhel il ln the 111th 1 +aly eo ;
:May. It2, l flive (1,) noellck p. 1i.
of Sai lhlt, will he eIlln, ln ,ent ll a d
vertic ed fo r le lnt 1 io iel elieeti.on, el,
SuneleM phyncteet Il made el'ore, will lee
thel on the lele, ihy 4er ,lne , I112, e19
lell 1ll.) 'lelock en . In. itl the o tiee fi
th emlnlslly, t Iolly ITee dele1ien el t ule
Mcee ' nt, ltgelher wiils coee uof ae
ve-rlillng iand 'Xlgeensee of male.
,I.IIN If'II' IN,
kH e t-1'ler, ry,
IlltinnMwlekI hotel, M lenelueIn, Molnt.
4-17-:4-1-1.8
Notice for Publication.
Departmnent of the Inlerlor, U. 8. Land
Offheo at Missoula, Montana, March
26. 1912.
Notice il hereby given that Jorhn
Dee e'irnan, of Hpeirlor, Montana,
who, on Fehruary 20, 1911, made home
atead No. 03179, for the north halt of
the southwest quarter, southwest quar
tar of the northwest quarter of sec
tion 4, townshlp 17 north, range 26
west, Montana meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make final five
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before register
and recelver, at Missoula, Montana, on
the 29th day of April, 1912.
Claimant names at wltnesses:
William iryan, Henry Shaw, Otto
Relifflin, Daniel L. Moore, all of Su
parlor, Montana
JOSIAH BIULLU , Register.
3-21 to 4-37 Ino.
An ancient emerald ruine Iln ('olom
bla, lost for nearly ia century, recently
was rediscovered by a native, guided
by old Spanish purcihment maps.
Relinquishment
10 acres; new log buildings; good
roothoueae; plenty wood, ties, etc.;
good water riglht; wagone, hlrlnreMs
and miachinery; all kinds of free
range. We can take city property
or lots for this place.
TAYLOR & PEARSON
Real Estate and Insuranee.
Office over leeson & Arm
atrong's Store,
Phone 1724. Missoula, Mont.
AUSTIN'S HAT SHOP
Relpened 157 Welt Main Street
OLD HATS MADE NEW
I. W. AUSTIN, Pruetlut Hatr,
Improved city to w hboi~S
for orcha. thowiiL.
lr.t-class Irrigated fnhrmn
exchange for improved city
erty. Nice home Ih Plrtai. M ,
to exchange for Miaoul& prtoplr .
improved or unimproved.'
Timber to exchange for Misaoula l
property.
Hoverson & Starpkha
104 East Main Stret.
Bell 203 -Phones-- Ind. l814l
Promesional Dirctr
L. C. BOLTON
Attorney.at Law
B. & A. Building.
SOCIRTY DIRICTORY,
WOODMEN OP THE WORLD.
CAMP NO. 73-Meets the seoobd and
fourth iriday nlights of each meath,
Odd Fllows' hall annex.
JOHN DOLL, O(. O.
J. e. AR.8tV, Clerk.
$21 Harris street.
rI lltII. tIA'I'[ Ic.,DOIC NO. 383, B. . P.
O. l.--Meets every Tuesday evening at
I K. Temple and clubrooms open
ailwaiy3i. Visiting brothers cordially
lnvitetd.
RtO)NA\I,) HltIGlNS., E. R.
C. H. JOIINNtON. Scretary.
KNITIITB OP0 COltUMfIUS. MII*
8OII.A COUNCIl. NO. 1021-Moeet In
Odd Pellows' hall first and third
TlThursday evenings of each month.
A. P. QUINN, (Irand Knight.
S D. W. I"ITZPATItiCK, Fin. e0o.
SMiSs.tI,A ILODOGE NO.
13, A. F. & A. M.--Pgular
meetings first and third
Tuesdays In Masonlc temple.
n OSCAit It)On. W. M.
H. . S. ADIlCR,. ecretary.
WESTICRN SUN ('HAPTIIR. NO. 11,
R. A. M.--Meet first and third Pri
rdays of each month in Masonle temple
J. W. I.ISTR R, H. P.
B. H. M'(!AI.,I Secretary.
d TYRICIAN COUNCIL, NO. 3. R. AND
1e R. M.-Meets at Masonic temple, see
. ond Wednesday of each month, at 7:30
"r p. m. Visiting companions are cor
ni dinlly Invited.
i0 . C. JOTINRON, T. T. M.
n F. IIt. KNISIt.Y. Recorder.
ir I _______________- ----- -c~-
1 IIARMONY LODWIh1 NO.
is A 3, A. P. & A. M.-Meets tIn
)t K. of P Itall. N. Front street.
f Itg-llar rImmstltitia mO, lt
e and 3d Mondays. Villtlin
n members are ewpe~lally Invited
i". Ii. KNINI,i.Y. W. M.
n (C. R. AVIC1tY, ecretary.
,At i H. IMMANITH:I CHAP
n TIER Ir. ---ltegular meetings
scrmd sad1 auii rth n iturdays of
. c . )lnh month uit R:.0 pI. iI., In
n Masonic templih. Visiting members
if cordially invited.
rh AllI('IN WIIIT)'OMil, W. M.
of MAY WARNKit. Secretary.
,(I MISHrOi(I.A AIrtfIIh NO. 35. P. O. 1.
I- --*Meets first ,Itn thlirm Tuilsdays of
he eai,('hi monlth at i:(00 p. In.. at Eagles'
haill. VWest Main.
ho, W A. I.,(OIA.N, Prenident.
r1 JAMI':H A. IIAKHR. 14Secrtary.
ell. -"----------- ---- -. -
H'llll.lt.l, I.trIc;NF NO. 4. SONS
(f' II,:IIMANN .-M'.ie In .aigles' hall
rhiret mnul third unlldays of each month
a- t N i'c.,rck p m.
. NO. K lTIPIl, Presidenlt,.
rg F. W. KUPfAlI,. Secretary.
'1'11.. CoitrT'r otfr tHNOR--Meets
a rirst and third Frlidlulv In I. O. O. ..
II. nIm1i'x. I'Pay death. slck and accident
Int Inorlits. Yoiu do not have to die to
.It win. P'hone Ind 1:237.
c. A If KI:NNI:I)V. T..e'rder.
,.i. It. WV. I'KNNY, MLatu Manager.
of -- - -
n- I1(ull ). MISIIITIA i,0)l)4. No. 279-11
it. 'M imuthi rIei Ciii r rnd fourth Monday
'It I ,vIv ilnlgt l.rr 'cr'ie mintih iIn Knights of
oif I'yt lilcn IInll.
I I. l11tN II. N, (IitI:I:N, VPreildenlt.
I. NYI: II. I'I.A('K. Hecritlilry.
ti. I,. R l,:lrfc"l'A f'IHAPTIRl
SNO.. 7--M.,tis first and third
T lursduys fr (uL h tlmontlh in
MIonllh. htmplld. Visitirs espoe
chilly wilh('oumi.
'IAIRA I.. 1,AWYIER. . . r.
JAMi'H 1,, WvAIl,AtI, W. P.
ANNlIl 1'. Illlil, Herretary,
ITNII'J'1) ARTtIIANR--Meet every
"eclond Ti'hrmndlyv t Odd 1'ellows' hall
annex, at 8 p. m.
I1. J. W(IIITMAN. M. A.
R 1. IfltNHAM. iecretarv
MIRROI.TA CAMP, NO. 5812, M. W.
A.--1iagular meetings first and third
Mnndays at 1 p. m.: foresters' drill
ueclmd and fourth Thursdays, 8 p. Mn.,
1 U. 0 .. Hall.
W. 1. BPOKER.IIELD, ConsuL
IHINRY' DLIAKICLY, Clerk,
137 Higgins Ave.
LOTA .
ORDER
OP MOOUB
-Meets ev
ery secon4
and fourth
Thursday
svuilnl of
each month
at K. of P.
hall.
J. P. NICTTLER, Dictator.
1If 1II IIlRT BIUMM MHR, secretary.
S01OD I RN BROTHIIRHOOD OP
AMUCRIICA, UNIVERSITY CITY
LOL. NO, 139i--MeeIt In Odd Pel
lowlV/I ,l.aecond and fourth Tuesday
nights it tlo month at 8 o'cloo..
* JOHN NORQ..,, President.
JAMES .r WAL.C, Secretary.
Rooms 511.18 Montana Bullding.
Real, Estate, Fire Insurance
and Loans
A. D. ROSS
Room 82, Higgins Blook
Bell Phone Al3.
R. WM. Cobbam b
all Miggles
Por Fire inauitroEOi,
oruhurd lunds. ot 1 g

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