The Daily Missoulian. [volume], October 30, 1913, Morning, Page 3, Image 3

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HELP IS PROMISED[
UY ER TY"S
TEAM
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO AID
IN SALE OF FOOTBALL
TICKETS NEXT MONTH.
At the meeting of the executive
committee of the chamber of com
merce last night the members recom
mended that the stores and offices in
the city be closed for two hours on
the afternoon of the football game be
tween the state agricultural college
and the state university, and that the
chamber of commerce undertake to
promote the sale of tickets to the
game, at a price of 50 cents, in order
to secure as large an attendance as I
possible for the big game of the sea
son.
The students' association of the uni
versity has assumed a guarantee of
$500 for the expenses of the visiting
team. This is the largest guarantee
ever made for a state team, and was
made upon the recommendation of
President Craighead, In order that the!
people of .Missoula and the local stu-.
dents might witness one big game this'
season.
When the matter was brought up atL
thq chamber of commerce meeting lastI
night, there was no dissent whatever
to the proposition that stores and of
fices be closed for the afternoon, and
Secretary 'Ferguson will interview
merchants and office men today, to
secure their personal agreement to the
proposition. It is a practical vay to
,boost the students' association inter
gists. The date of the game has ibeien
.changed from Saturday to I'riday, No
-vember 14, and here is a chalnce fiort
Mtissoula men anld womolen l1 show
their university spirit. When ,ccre
tary Ferguson calls today or t,lnor
row, he should rccci\ve a cordial wel
come and a pledge for thl.e purch:als of
tickets.
BASEBALL LUNCHEON
SET FOR NEXT WEEK
VWhecther Missoula is to have a base
hall team next season, or it' the matter
is to drop as far as the cbhamber of
commerce is conicernedl, will ic dec'ide
at a noon-day lullcheonl to ib hell next I
Wednesday. The qitestionl of a base
hall team for next Year was brought
b)efore a menetilng of the executive comn
mittee last evelillng, and it Was deCidei,
that the matter Was one which should
he passed on by the entire membershil
of the chamber. For this reason a
general meeting if tihe cihambler of
commerce was called for next \\Wednes
day noon, and upol1 the vote taken at
this luncheon will depend thii fle ofI
the sport. The executive colnmitteel
was in favor of icontinuillg baslebll il
t5issoula, hut hesitatedt to take any
finial action. on a lmatter which it be
lieved was one for general iiscussion.
Many of the business men have asked
that the commercial body take over
the financial management of the team,
and are of the opinion that Iaseball is
a valuable asset. The question as to
tht extent of this sentiment will bie de
cided upon at the luncheon, where all
will have an opportunity to haillo on
the question.
FIRE-DRILL RECORD
AT cENTRAL BUILDING
The committee of the school board
of the Missoula. district which has
been inspecting fire drills was espe
cially well pleased a few days ago with
the stunt it carried through at the
Central school building. This is one
of the largest buildings and has a big
attendance. The members of the com
mittee slipped into the schoolhouse
without even the janitor knowing of
its appearai:ce, and turned in the fire
alarm. There was a scurryinlg and
scampering from every roolm, and the
building was iemptied of pupils and
teachers in just one minute. This is I
considered a wondlerfl1 recor'd, and
shows the efficiency of thle drilliiing
that has been done.
VOCAUIST LEAVES.
Miss Claire Payne, wlho has been in
Missoula s during the last few months
studying vocal music with William
Amundsen, left with her mother yes
terday for their home in Texarkana,
Texas. 'Miss Pay.ne will risume lcer
class in voice culture at that Iplac'e.
aliss Payne's voice has gainedl notice
ably in lurcadth, lquality andl flexiility
during her stay in Missoula. She will
iDo You Feel Chilly
SOR
Feverish and Ache all Over
into bronchitis, pneumonia or catarrh. The reliable alter- N
ative and tonic whch has proven its value in the past 40 years Ia
DR. PIERCE'S
olden ledical Discovery
Restores activity to the liver and to the circulation-the blood is
prfied, the digestlon and appetite improved and the whole body
feels the invigorating force of this extract of native medicinal
plants. In consequence, the heart, brain and nes'es feel the
refreshing influence. For over 40 years this reliable remedy has
been sold in liquid formn by all medicine dealers. It can now also
be obtained in tablet form in $1.00 and 50c boxes. If your druggist
doesm't keep it, send 50one-cent stamps to R.V.Pierce, M.D. Buffalo.
The Common Sense Medical Adviser-a book of
1008 pages-anewers all medical questions.
Brad elaIn on nest stae to R. P. Pierre, M. A
A °Mot Comnr'htfisive Lot of Savings Worth Anybody's While From APLE WINTER FAR C
Our stocks of choice Fall Dress Materls is at the lO r U .t mt e G oSt e
ing now-color lines are best and quantities are oumlaunhsreahi- e
pý Blovses special ..,. ..._.. 5ale .enuine .ow. eosGloves Womre tyle, o. _o rn...ns
s u f c e t f r a l d m n s o m e n, .'s , ...... .. ..... 5 0 h .' g B r w ome" " 's " c p g o v... . .. . . $ 1 . 0 0 fo r . .... . he s t b u y in g n fo r m a d lo n :
42-In. shepherd checks, wool, 75c val., O50c Tan, hite d p.ngea e . o.or. ,Women seci,,,s or w.rme,, New patterns in genuine Iaalteat a2O
54-in. black and white "waffle" checks, $1.50 "his is one of the higher <l...e 2-button kid, black, white, tan - . $1.25 ni...e seri'n.., street g ..e. Amoskeag apron checks, best cold'ors 9c
fahrie gloves . ........... 54oe i W0men's and missesm sizes, t1
40-in. novelty crepes for eveningl wear, 85c 2-button kid, standard street 4rade $1.50 . ,. .. t .. ati, . $ xc fancy mercerized poplins, speciaL39c
$3-.n. ,ii~ blackl ork whhite and pairs$ poo. 59c,
36-in. lining satin#, bik, white and colors, $1 Wooen's. wrm 50c 2-button kid, i finished, at, pair $2.00 W' long ,white 32-in, fancy madras shirtings, special 1c
gol ..glves ....... hamois gloe .... ... 3 5t2i.facParssitiUs pca 8
56-in. chinchilla coatings, best colors, $3.50 Knit . ,im-f.nishe,, wool yarns. - 12-button, black or white, at, pair - $3.25 \,,, high ,i a . ,,,aIy. i - 27-in. plain colored wool flannel - - -59
H e. c o o s x r w r s r nl l - s u u , ,d f ~ w ( \ ( n n . ,a r ,ve nnn v rva
5.6-in. imported broadclo h, pebble finish, $3 d.ot .i.r .i .r w....... 16-button, black, white or tan, at, pair $3.75 i .................. , . Heavy quality thick fleece outing - - 10
This Is the Store that Sells "Wooltex" This Is the Store That Sells "Wooltex"
Over 200 "Wooltex" Suits and Coats
Together with other makes of women's high-class tailored wear at Twenty=five Dollars
In the matter of popular priced women's apparel, this store probably sells as many such garments as all the other
Missoula stores combined. We base our judgment on the steady trade attracted here by reason of our large stocks
Plain tailored & fancy suits 2 Immense line or good coats
HERE'S not a suit in this whole offering that can be duplicated T is a positive delight for any woman to go through this whole
inay other store's stock of suits. We especially feature
those fin e garmentoth s frstockm men's-wear serge.e Handtailore coat line. You are offered cut chinchillas, plain chinchillas, the
de osirb e Evner colrwith brown ienthea lead e. M aximum taluresdt $5t dWfe hm iml nteble ht aete$
they are, and are of the finest sort. Together with these are the Persiana, with satin lining, and beautiful boucle-in fact, prac
more fancy suits from cheviots, etc.--attractive, generally, and most tically every choice material is shown. Every point of fashion illus
desirable. Every color, with brown in the lead. Maximum values at trated. We offer them, firmly in the belief that they are the best
pTWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. obtainable at TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
A Comprehensive Show SOME SPLENDID VALUES IN THE BETTER Women's fancy $ .50 $5
fof M aerity Dere s, ... CLASS OF HIGHLY DEPENDABLE FURS Bathrobes - I and
ii ii,-. ni l tui re t,)i ii l.i~.l' i)l(l ntil II(H'I.I mug. l', I i m i
fm i ialr, l ... ".ii i !i t . Goods yle red fox $15.00 Large size Fe 1 Novelty Silverine 5i $19.75 ,. . - il
wool r'"](.. A w..st desi l , fill, of n" fur sets, at- . Coney fur sets fox fur sets sat - . 7 5 fliili,- il imil , ii
ii tisfuciry prie- . The neckliei'eir , is a n li.tel I Brilliant fuli 'T is is f IIi -i4 fir set'. n lled t ,)'rs I'ries ý3.50 to $54,.14.
F ir, shotl style: the wuff is 1 long-weariný 'uality in one of frust singrine fox so- fo u
Fabric Moleskin Coats i35 l"a "p l" ' . "".. ' .. t""9 Self-Adjusting Mes- $ .175
.3- "er- 1,, .0115.oo iti .115.04). rillo) .....,f iI19.T5.,
Very fine, at - - - Marmot Muffs, $6.50 Gray Wolf Muffs $12.50 Black Coney Muffs $3.50 saline Petticoats -
1'4 " a shwt/ in the new fabric nm th<kin Wolens muffs, i di from iA dressy ilriri. This is a mosi t Brilliant, lstiius i lack h ils h e V, e exhihiting ' I x i plt line ofi i
Soo is, T ils it ukirhlil g- nr'l t is.i t' fut - natu al bro m ' inueilt fur Hi g attractive I-,,,, in natural go f y. I u II inish d and \\u11 wtrth nu t do- ihallo olors iin the seil a,' tll.llt
mholts iilull(isg i wror l.c drssr :l you( w'~ll li ke sir, . a ' l' . : r iIu l:lan n s rln . ''1 11
Iiz pilw sye A s l o I Butr n) g Przr. Special Its, the hrre Pillow siyle. ti lr in n ln pe tti.
thii ii -lirii - 0011\ ixii. All the rtgu-ni .i fres value ii tl*f 50. i-each, $12.54,. i i $3. '50. - ric i l ii , i h, ,i'' ii .'i hlt it
sizesx Prui-ce $35.410. l I rill .l, $:3.75.r
A good line of misses' and girls' coats in the better, Women's long auto and street coats: Especially good 7 ..
heavy weight qualities: Blues, browns, fancies; vals.to$15 for cold, stormy weather; coats here worth up to $25 .9..7
$1 for cod strm wethr coat her wot upto$2
New abou "Forest Mills" and Other Best Lines of Women's Underwear Attractions
in New
Wmen'sheavyefleeced women's Fine All-Wool $ 8 W0men's warm fleece
the Store cottonvestsorpants UnionSuitsandTwo-PieceSuits t" 1 8 lined union suits Neckwear
S i n f more th i n the irdina i ru ' rem ,f ixcll, nr those a hit ti mhi ,I t
-re hill' fin.s rrcivcd a Sulerir knit u, n Thte h, un n tho.-,bi v inure. Ma- frnomt fil" , h I ng-filer rl 1. hln 111: be ,.i orl h l l y -e u lii ,f nl i a ult
si ih d - ] ufi ar i u t e I r Il c . . . . th " .ic i i ii " \Itu oil s hs niiii +, I' c1l i cli ei-l'..s, iioll
fion o Su lren's Good Weigh Cidren's Goodo War Children's Two-Piece ofst.
n(,w f'l G oodll' -)f i" (]-\Virl-I .liuii ii'-uuul ii
w), l~nrri.. K a r o . .. .c in eida r e o i e r th e1 .:t ,'l ....it n o u l t h a r eT
ial .$2.50 ,,Wool Underwear, 50(* l{eeced Union Suits, 59 . Warm Underwear Ste- $375 o
SMens oligh-Grade House Cleaning of All Odd Curtains Women's Bes t Fall
Winter Footwear Aand Winter Shoes
SWe have gone through the big stock of pretty Donohue curtains and taken out all those of one, two and three pairs
$3 50 and $4.00 and have called a sale for their finish. They are truly considerably barganized, so hurry a bit if you would buy them. $300 and $3.50
un. s....ell . i i ,-ei- o, o l one-pair lots C Ofh ill two-pair lots '/3 Orf Gol three-pair lots l/4 Ofde ,,.-, . ý Wui.S.
Sh~oes for tihe 1)lic'l thanl this , 1hi,', 1'o) all th,' bett1('1 gradesl,' of
st .in . . , An admirable time, this is, to supply where one wishes a pair of curtains for some special purpose. Take stock of your li.....i,,c i ,,,ll ..... i s mi.. ..
tan alt .ri,,. n . needs at once. We canfill orders for odd sizes, or, perhaps, io atch the ones you have. Warm Undi tw a si .s. s:) t,,,f Is i
c fr t M enl'ss . THig h-G ad e Womv nledacnihrbl muto ml a pelo fsm elgdvc ien's, Best Fa llsud
sWli nt. lonug-wx eai-' sle. hil- lo e gthi f figl, sxociso, ilplines, Duo iCono hchuoet , curVerSi - "uis ii h, anl-d ti o al hs- ofone, t -o, a . 'Tiu hnmi Sie- x slm- i
dhiunm high h r hi ', broad l ~. cl, llet frt sha lfuii fie ll slllin, \he will sell lnlggms mmlnd bri ghit If uiai iili, $ut - Mx- ui $3.tii m d $3y.50 b
$3. 50 a nid $4.00 toso t dri h e xt 1 e m at a hirgm i i ri, i'li I Th$3.0 ir l iI -l mn i o i l simmi0il srn.. t3$125 * r.Ii
d - _ --- . -- - -.
ho foth" -ricr -ha Headquarters for women's and misses' high-grade
rI wool sweaters, in all leading colors; popular prices .
i'!ll--.l:'., "i.nl all ,he the nu"' dc
t. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ...atc h th e o n e s y o u... . . .
- a rel f -_ _ __ _ _ ~Isi ________n nxe.Stok
he greatly missed in the music:l cir-!
eles of the city. and especially by the
Inminanuel lBaptist churich, of whos,
choir she was a member.
FRANK LASTEMO DIES.
Frank Lastemro, a Spaniard 3:II; .irs
of age, dietd of tubiereullsis yesterday
mnorning at SI. 'airiclt's hotspital,
whtre he has been a patilent silie (ie
toer 18S. The deceasted haid l I ill
SMonttano for the past 14 yeiars. lie
had been retently in the emtlilot of
Matt East, a tailor. Hei is survived hy
ra wife living at Medicine H:lt. .\lerta.
PIt ne'ral arriangellmentslH will not hloi
SIoleted unlt til her wishes ar l't rned.
The bodv is hcing cared for at the
I Lucy undertaking rooms.
LOCAL SOCIETY
Kaffee Kraenzchen.
Mrs. Angelina litffman will Ie host
ess for the Kaffee K'r'iinzelten this il't
ernoln iat her hnlmt in North Sio~condl
street.
Wise and Otherwise Club.
Iritly i littirn s li talies of the
\Wise anal )the: club will he guests
of Mrs. \V. t : hI t her h ie., :I1
\',-t Pine sitrlee
Red, White and Blue Halloween.
Phil tSheridan circle Ru. 4, l.ailies of
thie (l. A. It.. will entertain the 10 0al
bists of tl. A. It., Sutns of V'eterans aniil
i lianish War \etriins at a Ilalliweien
party this evening in 1. (i. II. F1. hall
anilteX. Ati prog.ratn ofi ILi lliween
stunts, recitlatilns IIand l iiisic hia been
aIlranged andI there will he r,."fresh
nIlens served the patiriots \~ ho Inmet the
ghosts anad goblins with iunlaltenrlng
ciuttage. A ftrature of tie evening will
he tlie presentation Ito each of the
ysinger ioders ni' a Ilitle fur use in
their Iost ritual, the gift being a1 tlken
if est(i-em friom thte l.adiis of lthe G.
A. It. iAnother Ipleasure of the even
ing will Ih the .presnce.P of Mrs. Roseo
Sillers ud' Ihelna, department presi
delt of the l.ndlies of the (;. A. R.
Mrs. Sillters will Ie in Missoula thre,
ldais makintg an ufficial visit lt the
iirtile.
To Play Whist.
A comnpany of ladies and gentlemen
who have played whist together for
several seasons rlet Tuesda:. eve- ning
with Mr. and Mrs. ('. N. Ilaird it ttheir
holln on East Spruce street antl or
f,ýpii't tilý,;,1· \\'whiat club. Those
present wen, MrI. and MrI s. 'aut (ic.
he , Mt :'i'i mmr. Jomhn It Ijaili, Mr.
Dirs. I;. I I. t ili. r, l. .it. M rs. NI ..
Kirlhmart niol .1 r. m id MrI K.I.
li Mirt ?\ ii , n;: l ii poi mm rtl (Iii u nit k I
ill t ll' 1\.1 ;,1I +;: I1 nSl' ltuilK anlf I' 1t1'
inthe .v'wiimm in absi mbing gtnr Iii ii
(whisut ww uln 1mm
If you n11·\~ in pru'titcs) co-oper
itll il; sImi1tl 11im uii that winlt Ilumliiii liv
inhg t·xii - . :1,11 tdo it 111mM, srnd youlr
IwIili tmt ( iiu miiii iity Il hmvmopiucnn t Clo.,
1V' So-iiithi IIiirtim avenisi.--Atitm.
NEW BIJOU THEATER.
'I(fi~ii li f~:~1rui WII ir()IuI'Iiimi lH
ThI tIm iti i'i ii I;. 'r d lll5r , j Itt Iiti it
the l i mut i ii' t rg e. was iiit p ti.1 rg.S
iiio him mlii. i is wticeh hat iuivi nnl IIl
ANO1KA
ii I mA O 01th
ARROW
I'A;~lA
A(O·AY1 W
IMPRESSIVE SERVICE
FOR MRS. E. A. WILCOX
•lIn i 'ricil I g:thred at the I
1yyheri\ . i tt yetlll r1111 11 lr; ly illtlrll ll
to Shots final hol or to Mrs. 1:la \\il
Io, , w ho dii d 'll (11 \ o r t llll lill , , .
.1. I \ h l . Il . mi\' l untll I . .d :nl
illiprP .i.el fllinr;)l w rvin, \vhi lh it "a
k.' t s .~i ti le Ili et\ r dfet il, t~ i -.i lal
Notice of T raxe i Due.
(IffIi'(. 10 r Icrairil l'r ifI MitioiI t
icrtt ttisr fTir th!( yealr 1918 on utl
riiot aid or or tl cfore ther d:lolh lt. -T
oti' tlllhtcr. 1!11, i l I o'a lo i. p). in.
Il alrtd -i itl. lniaiilnt tlihereof.
S--it 'lllll Ire "'faXIorer.
Trade in Foreign Countries,
ai btfr{-i i (- )ilntoti( 1 Mars. owln nt
wolre it will bt the ies( t gllH froni
of er1r hs0. Arn air lirle lIW.lt 'hiltO
merit of the highest order tof Min es
tivem In many on these countrop
pro'hberlatin' Misouh Reontedy ar the
noist paid on or efor ine in s fday ofr
i lin add;itYon of 1r p.Re cent Wi ll
tc I E.r .l ll . ruMi'AltTl--AdY,
best, For Palo by all druggis~ta.-ARd'y
MRS. BA IS BURIED
WITH SOLEMN SERVICE
Tle t'fltil'al or M r - ,. . Illi l.a1ll1.,, w hi)
liid l t M:ltll(id night, twaIH liei
li list. c h e ll' T . 1 It, t. I'. 1 0 .\111 .1i J .,
eo11,netet l it sett I ,,, tha W2is sNilr l,"
;ilt nlll Iu'(osnHI0"'. There. w: as lnlu 1 ic,
it) ae rtvanklhli with .rs. Itinht ' nespil t
shortly betfr her dealtl. 'I'hl' ,"a:skit
i,;ls 1l ll:nkl high with I.h intilfll rI ow
an!f.l, ;lidl im.a1y 1rilnq s iSsmlll e Il)( to
hlly tl ir ' tri vu!te of rellin e . l 1';11-1
trul ste. f t he I t ihi l l,, I '. II . l. t..icher
hfri, \l alh ,en 1, II. I:ffiner,, I Larry
.J ull tlln, 1). I. MA ilh r illd il'eor!l tr I. it i
Iin nia,1"1 l w11;1 W i M is i !so l.ia corn' ler\.
BACK TO OLD LOVE.
MR'. ani. RELA'. . I DEAilly hD.
lmyov fro t lile C hird whetrel ishe ha
lten for thl pat sisekee er during th.
to :;I, Il uln onl l bloclk. \Vhen the
5, ll''., e ': s a M r. 41 ll, M rs. Iteilly
iast if lIh ir ~ hom cool iini h usly fltr,
Hint'' ye.er.s. "It's like going Iha k to
iii Iil's. ln vte," I ;1 l .Irr. Ihea illy yo es
ir- Irel t Wlysoy ,ctobe
MRS. IRELAND IS DEAD.
Mrs. Lynde Catlin returned yester
day fromt Miles City, where she has
been for the past six weeks during the
li.st illness and death of her mother,
.11rs. Anna Ireland. Death relieved
Mrl' Ireland on WVednesday, October
22 i rl.r ii laili s lIf ' l ln 1 g ftront
parulysis. jht fiullll i I s ice WIa
h Ihl las: t Ir lhi y at IHig TIIII .I"er.
DIVORCE ASKED.
A snit ,r liv-rsc i and cui.stoi,, of
the onei cill. Silney, aged'll 10 years,
was :nui neneet iii 1)11e d istriet court
ystorlaý by l ,i lli1n M ain .against 'T .
1lbert Main. The comlainint alleges
"l.lertia and Inon-siItRRt Q 11 the part
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