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JOHNSON HAS A JOB
IN WHITE HOUSE
PORMER UNIVERSITY MAN 'RE
WARDED FOR CAMPAIGN SERV
ICES WITH POSITION.
]From lItters to fri. nds ,n:d ether
sources, it is ,arr:, d that t yni
Johnson, a frtillr Unt \ nt 't, Stlt].'tt
well known in MI ls:uh i nd \ ho was
appointd last mn tn h ,, , 1 siio.,n ,
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HEATING PLANT BIDS
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fathers fir thle l,1;i- t x r",\x :
THICK. GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try It! Your Hair Gets Soft,
Fluffy and Luxuriant at Once.
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WHY NOT9
KCispure. KCishealth
ful. It really does make
lighter, nicer biscuits, cakes P
and pastry than the old
fashioned single acting "
baking powders.
And you pay only a fair price for it 4
No baking powder should sell for more
CHICKEN FANCIERS
PLAN BIG SHOW
POULTRY ASSOCIATION BELIEVES
JANUARY EXHIBITION WILL
BE BEST EVER.
. ir' tid ynth iiitith crowd
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IF CONSTIPATED OR
BILIOUS "CASCARETS"
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels.
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ROAD INTO SWAN' LAKE
TOBE FIMISHED SOON
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HUNGER WA CAUSE
OF MACLK'S IIIEEl
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WIIITELAW RETURNS.
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MONEY
At 8%
To loan on improved city and farm
property with extremely liberal"
privileges of repayment. Prompt
acton.
Price & Matthew
Basement of Montana Building.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Macazines. Smoke House. E. Cedar.
-.Adv.
V. it. I.: r "n1-c is ill at his home
"I' W est tiln' street.
1. s1t Stn,,.na coal. $6.50 per ton.
31. 11. C Smith, Montana bldg. -Adv.
3tr an,. Mrs. t'. J. Vollmer of Great
Pals spnt the day in Missoula.
Dr. WVihard. osteopath. First Na
tiornal bank--Adv.
Itatv ' 'nn and" his mother left
", ,, r - ing fo lr l hic'ago.
Marsth, the undertaker; phone 321.
\\ i 1I ':' ,r is conllfillned Iby illness
t , o, n t trnge street.
I'P,,oul.r "u,.., latest hits, 0Oc. Orvis
Music bouse, -Adv.
I I . 1.A in of Drtlu olnd spenlt
ly d:!1 ,-, osiness in Missoula.
r. \Ward. veterinarian. Both phones.
- Adv.
Mr. :n1d 3Mr' R. It. Kleinschmidt of
Itl.lnlia \\I , r. il lttor ill issoutla yeI S
y17 .it1z'il itnl and George Rowe of
"telv.nsvill,, sp1nt part of the day ini
Missoula.
Polpular music, latest hits, 10c. Orvis
Music R louste.-- Adv.
Mrs. T. J. Baird returned yester
da1y flotll I short vis;t wXith friends
atl 1eer Lodge.
Joh1n l1. 111a1d of Earl Park., Indt., is
inI MissoIn I'Vr tf o V t -eeks, i111 guelost
of r 11r. 1V'. P. Mills.
Sani-FIhlsh and clean-a-tub for sale
hb Kennedy, the plumber.-Adv.
MrI. and Mrs. 1ieorgo Nelson and
s11111 5so1n \VIr'O Visitors iin M1 issIIla
1r. thIe Ida froml t ivando.
Mrs. Ilarry Storling of {elopua is in
Mlisso1la for li\, lr thrtc \\et.s, the
gilu'st .,If ,111's. Paull .( rbl
Pr. Anna James, osteopath, Higgins
hlock. Phone 834 black.-Adv.
IL It. I I'tl n is in Missoula' for a
"\\ days, eointg b. t ,woo his offices in
andtt' al in Astoria. (ire.
Money to loan on improved farms.
(lasscock & Mlorrell.--Adv.
l"lginald f I 'had' ick is here fromt So
sitl I for :t v:.atllt on \lbit with his rol
utý\"' a ltd frie-llds ill Stiss Ra.
nI H for l t.t.' whe'r hi itrill ih, for
Ihi \1', I; ni insirallrit'e bilsiness.
ir Llouise Smith, osteopath, Ma
sonic temptle. Pl 'hone 618; res. 533 red.
-Adv.
Prla'; r iutisic, latest hits, 10c. Orvis
Mnusi' hiouise.-Adv.
[\I"; in hi s ulie :l 1 ..>xserdav ont his rle
it 1111 t. I'Iah lsiness Iarill it llain il
iW'lim Fait lrnsworth of Saniitltintt.
sil nt t the day to yin.g Sl lies
Newton If. Sehweiker, optical spe
cialist. Roorms 203-205 Montana blk.
-iAd iv.
I:. f11. I'ov leyl s r1etur"ned yersterdayt
I. his logging tlillt at t Sil Ites after
i", r,,li .n the week endt " at hormile in
]'ll| I..ut.
Stlinogr a pher Dawson, Montana Blk.
AIt till Mrs. arry iJennings left
fo r1111 f iort iai yne. Ind.,x
e r hy\ill sI three weeks
Ii II. ' ll hiis la l t'ritll yis.
S onixy to loan tin ranch and city
ri llp rty. Hl D. Fisher, 113 E. Main.
Adv.
ri1 F. ,:tl . Vr gle of Itll rrinsln was
in \lis, oittla yeiist llerday s hopping inC
I J, inil } it f i l t: lio llf lt y , o st l hit-l
lhn,, \eto hn loink rnh ex n i.c. t
Niw atring cars for rent, $2.50 per
ilr; $1i per Iday. Ind. phone, 2272.-
.il ' I. I. uody hut Attorney
Will ia t I. I i aytt e . e 11l'llt'lu yesterday'
1,1' ' lIrt'tuiit li gisk l eight years old.
h I $l1ni Is s tte r Istore. I ell l 57, Ind.
. ir ito t [rs. I HV it 'l i' h, whoi t i'
\k' l u ~ingitg :. V l rge cattle .all'll at
ii t ll ', ii in Missoia yesterday,1 t
I . , It It 4alifornia cities tfor i vaca
lIr.ng' inl I, t rown came in from
'i il ,tt'sMr a t h y isterd iy 't wih ahis sons,
Mi.s Mislia rsn and S. s. m oinm , er..
1i , Pint.e upon l ar o attslef8 ( of study
,t Ii, it aliferfi l y.
c.eks for sale at l'llt 0issoull i ta n of
fieS. Adv.
Hlianr 'li thew of tha firm of ' ri's
,l 11.itthret rey ttrndil yesterday fronm
a h' I ii weelMs' sojourn in Porrtl' and,
o tit'l, ali ttIwi will r'-main a few
i t' s i', !tig e in Port hind. ss.
I Ii t. l l i last evening fi' the
Stllhl lstun partht of the state, wherel'
tlt ,II r thtain Itty severas dt ys, look-n
l.-k. Beill phone, t81.-Ados.
L '. Itn sigren of tle St inditin av nii
Amerissn bhtnnk, haesm arrived to Mis
Wash., to attend the university.
Mrls. Iel aont and Misses Grace and
Blare Lamoint of Dillon are gtests in
hl,' home of MIr. and iMrs. Wl. It.
Smleld in rlissoniIa after a delightful
sojourn with them at their si\ mmer
hoire on\ the Islanld of Idylwilde in
the flathead lake. Misses Grace and
Marie will leave today for Boston,
where they will attend school. Mrs.
Lamont will remain for a time in Mis
soula with her sister, Mrs. Smead.
Master Ralph Alexander, who for the
summer has been the guest of Mrs.
Sara Crouch at 604 Third street,
south, leaves today for his home in
Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Stapelton of Spo
kane were guests in Missoula yester
day. Mr. Stapleton is traveling
freight and passenger agent for the
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
Dr. Riesland, the well-known eye
sight specialist, will he at the Palace
hotel, professionally, Feptember 21 toi
2S. Don't fail to see himn.-Adv.
Miss Lillian Noeth, \who is a nurse
at the Murray hospital of Butte. has
come to spend her furlough of two
weeks with her mother. Mrs. it. W.
Schmidt, at her home on Cherry
street.
Miss Bertha Gries and Miss Anna
Reely left last eevning for a two
weeks' vacation tt'ip to the Pacific
coast. They will visit a number of
the coast cities in Washington and
Oregon.
J. D. Larson, formerly cashier of
the First National bank a:t Ronan,
was in Missoula yesterday, bringing
five car loads of stock cattle from
Minnesota points to place upon the
reservation.
Arthur B. Thompson of Pols5on ap
plied yesterday for homestead entry
on 160 acres, including the sollthwest
quarter of section 22; township 21
north, range 19 west. The application
was rejected.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Sterling and
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Sterling were v:s
itors in tfissoula yesterday front Ro
nan. They report De \'ere Jackson
as still seriously ill in the Sterling
home at Ronan.
Miss Frances Corbett has returned
to Missoula after a p,:lesanlt varation
spent in California. Miss Corbett vis
ited her mother and sisters in Los
Angeles and Mrs. t'. A, l)uniway in
San Francisco.
Attorney George A. Judson of Great
Falls came into Missnulla yesterday
on business. Mr. Judsonll was accom
panied by his brother, wh11 will enter
upon a course of study ill the law
department of the. unillersity.
Messrs. Robert Pngsley. Jay Mc
('ormiclk. II. H. Hill and Anthony
Munch were guests ,ll William An
derson on Sunday for an automobhile
drive down the valley ,to luson. They
report good company nilll a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Nayoes expect to
leave today for Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs.
Noyes' father has presl,,nte themii with
an attractive hungalow holm andl its
furniture for a, wedding gift and they
are going to take posse(ssion of the
handsome gift.
Arthur WV. Fifield of Victor made
application yesterday for homestead
entry on 80.48 acres, included in lots
8 and 9 of the south half of the south
west quarter of section 1I. tw\\'nship
8 north, range 21 west. he applicl
t!on wtas allowed.
LOCAL SOCIETY
A Penny Social.
The Intermediate league of the
Methodist church v ill hold a penny so
cial Friday evening in the church par
lors. All members ;Iiand friendls are c'or
dially invited to re present and to
bring with them ,s large i collection
of pi n nies as pos-il .
W. C. T. U. Meeting.
There will , I, a meeting of the
\V'oni'n's 'hrista Temperanle union li
at1 2:9;11 o'.locb \iVidnesday afternoon I
in the IIIhome of M1rs. Ada o.cr- -
:t14 Madison str t "C('hristian Citi
zenship" will I'e tlih stlhject of discus
,ion and nil pors aln whd may he in
toest 'd are ' ,rnlitally invited in he
present.
Mrs. Andrews' Section.
Mrs. ltartulni i. ill be hostess for
Mrs. Andrews' s ". ion of the Lend-a
,land society of Ti. Methodist church
this afternoon at bhr home. 511 North
Fourth stre-t.
Lemley-Kinney.
Miss ;Elizab' lh !.emley and WVilliam
.I. lKilinti'y, Lith Roi' Ronan, were nilar
ried at 11 I'clok yesterday morning
at the parsoniace of the Methodist
church. 11ev ('l'It I1,s D. Crouch D. ID.,
performing tlIe ,oeremony. Mr. and
hMrs. Kinneiii liii\ both been honio
stead no n hi i~i I ,,ervation and they
left yest-erd r l'i. mrnoon for the east,
where 51 r. Kinn,'i will purchase sov
eral c'arloil.' of "''oak cattle to plaoe
un ll(' ltwv, Ihonmsteads near Ronan.
Leatherman-Smith.
Miss Irene I oaltherman and Jlames
tI. Slmith, huthI of Hiamilton, were lmar'
rietd at 1:: n o,'l, I yesteedas after
nooi in the p;r.r,,h ge of the Methodist
church. I "li,. :, as D. Crouch por
Sformedl l the IiilarrliiAe service. Mr. alnd
Mrs. Smith will tmake their homne in
Il tiiail n, \\Ihr. 'Ir. Smith is engaged
t in a tralnslf r 'lll d tr ntaling Ibusiness.
At the Waltemate Home.
1Miss tltull]i \\',ilitmate was hostess
it hir hotll i o'n i - ith Sixth street,
vest, yeso rtld:y ;:.i'rnoon. TIer guensts
i\,,re Misscs I Ili Paxson. Ilelen and
Ida -Stotdllrd, . I, i (' Coen. tGladys Hal
ford, Lucile Cunt i, Gizella Schloss
SI,rg. t';tli; Pitt ,'n, Charlotte Stone.
Florn.. M\l'lt.anichili Dorothy WVilkinson.
Pl'hoebl I-e'to .'. 31 v Kroone, l'lorenc'e
Faulst. and .Mrs i-;d Alward. Rsveet
I-peas iin profuslll adorned the rooms
\\ here the yoi- ii ladies played pro
grissive w\\it ,mnd danced. Misses
Ithel Bro\\'n :'nr Irone McQutarrie as
sisltd Miiss t;raui \Waltemate in serv
intg tlly dainty r, I ,'shments.
Honeymoon Journey.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Dodds of
Tllompsll on s 'Flls It.s'e gone upon their
-,car:tel honeytolllle il l ourney to #elehra t
their fourth \relhling anniversary at
'Pacific coast cit i - They eXpect to he I
i away for t1\o \\,'Iks and during that
- I tinte l.ilwin, .Jr . . ill ibd guest of honor
in the ulnge of his grandmother, Mrs.
Agnes lombard, ,f this city.
d For an Outing.
n A menrry plart\ of yolung people wvent
. i for an outing llp tock creek on Slutn
It dtay. The comllnhny incijled Mrs.
r lhaird. Mr. anli Mirs. Clute. Misses
a Pauline Murllphy, Alma Rygg, Estelle.
d 'uiith: Messrs. Frank Iowarth, Joe
1, Gallagher, Hills. 'adgett and Place.
Men, You'll Admire
These Snappy Fall Suits
and Overcoats
From the country's best tailors come these
stylish Fall Suits and Overcoats, from.manu
facturing tailors whose product is as near akin
the suits and overcoats of the costly custom
tailor as two peas in a pod.
They are superbly tailored in every detail,
which assures not only their good appearance,
but their satisfactory service as well.
Theline is so extensive that we can promise
a perfect fitting suit or overcoat to every man
who calls, no matter if you are tall or short,
stout or slender, we believe we can fit you, Sir,
and shall be very glad, indeed, if you will give
us the opportunity to try.
We know you'll find here patterns and
shapes to exactly suit your taste, at a price that
suits your purse./You have such well known
makes to choose from as Stein-Bloch Co., Soci
ety "Brand and Art Craft." Where can you
beat these tailors?
Suits and Overcoats
$7.50 to $35
TH G COLNssoulaR Popu Tradin Cente
THlE GOLDEN RULE STORE Missoula's Popular Trading Center
Y. M. C. A. SECRETARY HERE.
('harles Pn.hhler, s int, teci' rr'tary for
thr, Young \ "1,i" ( 'hri:;lfin association,
is sleliling a h\ ir> i' (w in Missoula
its rrirl el'rirl e w ii h1 I11 ille 111(,111
hors ' the ll iii rsit.'y Y. 1. (. A., oif
whiich 'rdon a\Vilkins is president.
The l'iai l aisso ti;liion is doini g (active
service thi'ts W\rlie in im:king nlw Stul
dents WVI illiom On the uiniverSity can' -
plus and assisinlg any whoM wish to filll
eill olnlll t to 11 iI pai y thle (,eiai r's ex
i'11lii0s.
NEW ASSISTANT NAMED.
H-elsra, .llept. --- (:,pecial. t-E. A.
L"aboss er. ihI' han 1heen . ioul iind as
sistant t'nIr '' t s tes district attorney
has resigned, to lake tip the practice'
oif hsw in (;reit Faills. Albert \V.
Ileidl of tlr.t F lls hIs been ap
pointed bY I'nited b"tail s Dlis.trict At
torney Freemaian tas the succeasor of
Mlr. Labossiere.
Always Reliable
Relief from the ailments caused
by disordered stomach, torpid
liver, irregular bowels is given
-quickly, safely, and assur
edly-by the tried and reliable
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
Sold everywhere. In boxes, 10.. 2ie.
STOCK RANCH TO EXCHANGE
for isproiiiiivei 1isstalaI. property.
140 a('res Ilossw I.und, tbetween 400
andtl 500 a.,r's of grazing andll a
small t qi:lt i it of iiither. Property
fetinced and IsHis i gautowl water right.
12 miiles from Missoula and 1½%
milios frotl 1Lolo. Ginldll olen ranlge
adjoiiiniig.
A splendid olpeniing fr a dairy
atnd stock rainch. Price $12.50 per
acre.
W. H. SMEAD COMPANY
llggins Blok,'. Missoula, Montana.
Photne 213.
Orton Bros.
118 EAST CEDAR STREET
State Agents
Steinway & Sons
Chickering & Sons
Vose & Sons, Kimball
and several other
high-grade pianos
To the Public
We wish to announce
that we have fitted up a
new Office a'nd Sales
Room, opposite the St.
Paul Station, and invite
you to call and inspect our
Modern Cabinet
Gas Ranges
and other fuel appliances. EVERY
WOMAIN should use g:as in her
kitcheln, a and ,\ lcially want the
Viimen to caill i and1 permit Ius to
tell themn VI IY gas will reilieie tie
hlt o of thl dirt and drttudgery of
the coal or wood tllrange.
.We want every happy
home in Missoula to
COOK WITH GAS.
Missoula Gas Co.
Office .and Salesroom
opposite St. Paul Station.
Open Saturday evenings
until 9 o'clock. Bell, 563.
Second-Hand
Sewing Machines
FOR SALE AT
ioyt-Dickinson Piano Co.
FOR RENT
Four-room cottage, furnished.
Four-room flat ffurnished.
Location, East Front street.
Pettitt,Newlon& Gage
103 E. Cedar. Phone 647.
HOW I8 YOUR
FIRE INSURANCE?
I McIntosh & Fisher
115 Higgins Avenue.
F. A. Mix & Sons
GROCERS
Wood, Hay, Grain and
.... Provisions .
CLUB
CIGAR
STORE
POPULAR RESORT FOR MEN.
MISSOULIAN
HEADQUARTERS
ALL PERIODICALS AND
NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE
W. B.M'Laughlin
Proprietor
HAMILTON, MONTANA
Short Mill Blox
Picked out especially for your Open
Grate Fire anld to warm utp your
['urnace these cool mlornings and
evenings. Try a load at $3.75.
The Polleys Lumber Co.
(City Sawmill.)
Bell 'Phone 414, Auto 'Phone 424.
Oxy Acetylene
Welding Plant
REPAIRS, TIRES, SUPPLIES, ETC.
CHICAGO GARAGE
- Open for business day or night...
228 West Main.
Bell Phone 350. Ind. 1778.
SEND YOUR PARCEL POST MAIL
ORDERS TO
Smith's Drug Stores
FOR DRUGS, KODAKS AND
BARBER SUPPLIES.
Garden City
Auto Repair Shop
107 Patten Street
The best equipped shop in western
Montana.
Light macehine and automobile re
pairing and overhauling.
8. G. CHAFEY, Mngr,

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