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BITTER ROOT JACK
HITS BILLINGS
ISAFELY
MAN WHO IS RIDING FROM MIS
SOULA TO WASHINGTON AR
HIVES IN COW TOWN.
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WORDEN'S SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Fany :atin apples ---\W f Riv r,, Wealthy
A o N. \ . n. n , p r box ... .. A5
1 .i , lbs, , . 25 T
I , peL den ... 30¢
F i . p,. in i. n hand that are
S: - as n.
[l t! . . I ' 25
kin 25f 1 e p
P > f , r .. ..... .. .25
S ,. v cctables of all kinds at
S(; , P. r rtter, per lb . ... 40
S , m e tter, pcr lb .......... 5
G I .i,n.,; per dra ,n L . 5o G
A a an m ch ........ 45 A
S pcl b . . ... ......... 10
S Exra ancy this y ar s walnuts, per lb., 20¢ S
and 2'w. 'i rv a pound or two.
Figs, pet p,.ivld, while the\ last 12 1-20
One pint bottle Blue Label catsup .............. 25 5
One package Searchlight matches .... 20O
For your own satisfaction, try a pound of
C )enison's Cafe Royal coffee, per lb......454 C
T Ask any dealer and insist on trying the T
famous Pathfinder Cigar .......... ....................5¢
Phones - Bell 43; Ind. 631
!onrAgls n pu~
ONLY SEVEN DAYS
FOR GETTING
VOTES
THE BIG PIANO CONTEST WILL
CLOSE AT 7:30 NEXT SATUR
DAY NIGHT, NOV. 15.
'1 r! r'tu.: blit setVlen wtrking I
- l rfor i. i 1 'l.st, of the hirg O.on
st .\Aftr thse' ~e~s al days. the
, = ', i ,ilI b ti:lu and tihe a .ards
i ' a ts ell tlee S tiy111st Ite devotet]I
t < v '° i, I :essa, ,,lt sWork, i. the
. the rlcet. Th're is no time
,r" "'I, e."ts~tnt li.s a lot of priom
S'l "t o , ,,n her fill,. hn , titust not
Tire iast -ooi, \s ill l, ti he hu1siest
o t ,' ontest.
l'ere ii hardl \viirk it out for
h, 1 , \n d<:l.. it is true. hi t Ihe
1 : ;.'. : .t ..1 1111rth 1he , fli rt.
'[' h tieot 111it lll)1r ,f 1\ tes. ''Ill
It 'There .ir1" I'e , I ullllei
. 1,t!'," for tlhe f Oir V% ]ill t:inld
it the I 'ai l of lthe list.
S how yo iir fri,-IIs these pt11il s.
ptI' it it tff. I;'t them inter,,ted
nni ,,t theni ti help t 'll I a tll'l\t y.
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. i. r I t tlhe 'nl. n ll 'lkrt; iI
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' In to ofne ý thlese lit.'iies li1 l iitl
hi .spo''t the li, uous. Tilhe I t1 5
I .l ' t" ls m st 1- inll no t later than
k hI atnr,:IIII l\ l ight, N.. ,\ i -%
Tr ! I ' eli lltlt V ill In:t , r n l," th ,n.
COUNTY HAS REPORT
FOR CENSUS BUREAU
It!· bn".1 1,ý"1' 1 1 ; l Io the
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til, 1,''1 1, < I lii ssio Ii eri I 11 '
r i:t' ,l.l stat e enit of this
o r u ) t1 , ti',1 ' ]I l 1 1 "..l' ;l ) i l- i Ii
!il ! it I" thi" ;,ýi\'l 1'i1t i l Ii ii l ilt
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HOWELL FUNERAL.
OBSTRUCTIONISTS PLEAD.
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LOCAL BREVlTIES
8% money to loan, J. M. Price Co.
Adv.
T~. R. Snyder of Superior had bust.
ncss in the city yesterday.
Popular music 10e. Orvls'.-Adv.
Mrs. Walter Duquette of Potomac
visited Missoula yesterday.
Magazines, Smoke House, E. Cedar
Adv.
Mrs. WI. E. Long of Arlee had busi
ness in the city yesterday.
Pathfinder cigar, 5c at all dealers.
Adv.
T. S. Letterman \:tas a visitor in
Missoula yesterday fromn Plains.
Hell Gate coal $5 ton. Bell 19.
Adv.
tic-nry A. Thayer of T)rulmmond
:,plnlt the dlay on tbusiness in 'Missoula,
Money to loan. MlcIntosh & Fisher,
-Adv.
.1. t'. Sprers came into the city on
businss ye toreday from St. Ignatius.
-orrcow money through building and
loan: pay monthly. See George F.
Brooks.-Adv.
(.uy I). Ha-tzleton came into the city
yvest'"rday trOm the litter RUat val
test tMontana coal. $6.50 per ton.
M. It. Ci. Smith. Montana, bldg.-Adv.
Mr s. .tJosepth ltowlden wa: a gueost at
lthe I;ilaic hotel yosterday fronll (or
in:llhu
Nc-a ton H. Schweiker, optical spe
e!alist. Rooms 203-205 Montana blk.
-AdIv.
Johnl t'h:lltterlain :tnd .\lAthort 1(,
nard w\'re visitcrs inl Missctlt a yester'
, mt irto lDixon.
"'1" whisky, guaranteed 14 years
old. Terricek's. 121 W. Front.-Adv.
.Att-to-ve" ,lotn Tolan went last evten
ing( to tlt'tont, where he will be today
,'tcngc;c-ged- int 'otrt hIl inOss.
FIr. W'illard. osteopath. First Na
tional bank.-A(dlv.
\V". Mt. .lmlckson of cPcnclett 1, ( . crc
U-KI the d cy in Nlissc il:c se.lit g ,. g ds
for the' t'ndletnl \VXo lten t ills.
Drr. Ward. veterinarian. Both phones.
-Adv.
.\ttirte. i. tI:. lc'rsheylv has r'clrcnt.d
am c t-l-cd's h i' busihess trip to PT'trt
Ian . , S;I le , '<g. .'tc t-ll d o(ther c )t'(tcra)go
Dr. Anna Jamces, osteopath, Higgins
'noek. Phone 834 black.-Adv.
MSrs It. De i. Stmitcc Is c tte'st in
Atisacctc for a fc-w tays. Shce will ac
t-cr tIc N c-Nccc,l. WVi:c., toi sp.ndi the
Dr. Louise Smith, osteopath, Ma
s,,nic, tempile. P'hone 618; res. 533 red.
It W il ,X returnl , ' t., !tA is > uli
t , - ...... 11' 111 I'lo \ i it, innx.
c-co.~ ~ i it ccc~"xr Vt-ictt'-c itcc ti tcer,
Stnogralpher. Dawson, Montana 1Blk.
--- . r a rs. .c . cec
, , - ,vinc int o th ie ' h ,;cse ;t "17 11S m itl
:\t1h sret -ast. rcen'( tly Vtacc itd byI
Prof ''It'r cind Mcs. _A. N . W\''hithc kl,:.
Pernit Auto service, meets trains
41 and 42 daily. A. Mc,:l'arland, mnana
'lc .. i,. S ',t hicc ret-lcc- c-l, 'cl-,
,cJinlg ca n icnt - . itingc rcltcticc s
-cl 'ri ,c i r i cn 1lc-.1 i i r Iii c S c'- ;lcpt.ic rs
I infaw refreshe,,l by I, 1 r,, "titm.
C'rsets, front and hback lace, of the
t-test models made to order and guar
cantetd. Phone 502 black.--Adv.
tr c-. - . V. ('lark and MTiss ('Ilc rlin,
l t s ;c ken an apartmenllc t c 'n t at the
I'r ntcc- ll ii nt' l, while' M'r. I'lc o d 1
ir oking afte"r icisiness iltcer
"- is HIl Brltt",
IlHandy scratch pads and waiter
c'hecks for sale at The Missoulian of
fico.--,\ t v.
c1"c S cty tcphonson is horo front
lnic :,cciclc , viciting fric lis tand set
tt' affairi= oif tlhe icto Ic tic
S ,l'lc n" c-. she will 'retc1rn ,later to
cl, tlice ct int,-'r at Sprint' dtile.
'toney to loan on ranch and city
crcperty. I t. D. l'ishcr, 113 E. Main.
Adv.
l ,l I t' .ll i ch of Sl; cci. t!n'. hi, so,.
to Missoula cc 1 lcttt'i[e o esterday. t r.c
S1t !iphy. Sr.. \'wen'lt lp t the Ititt.t
I,,ot val-ley and hi. s, , ' went to \'al
cM'rshl, thle unldertalker; phone 321.
h i fr ccn .' c-cc hhclc cc-sc -
tt'css ' n-c hI clling c ric' tI , c H ll!c . 'Thc
ccicorc cc nc intccrc-sttig t dI'iv' of 150 ttiich,
c-Vcc-c Ito c- t lll ctlll cirlcs cl aI hcc ty cc 2(
r clhits as thi resucclt (f the hicnt.
Paxcton hotel; new management
Ste:lnm heat; comfortable roolns tot
i'cntcl cr.-Adv.
L.'t.rcsc r-'ee ivl in Misste lat lthis
'l t i ts c'lOid coc ld c'lhilclecocn exp,,c t t,
t,'cc' 'etrc ]'pl tI'cc onc a cc later steamer
1lhc Missooullan has the best du
I'liectittn ' second sheets for letters
$1 ccc Ier l.000.-Ady.
51 rs. .L .IJ , 'ilkic s. s ilh t I or <cltcgc
I -c-c, Sltcs ,,,sc- on c V-l-hc t tilint cnd lithlh
t1lccl lciF pl)'lei llc c lg t l ccav c- 1llcdCIs
cc Ic s-ciit of thc'ce swre-c s in oast'rt
ccITh,., "rhtty will visit M1iss Hcth W it
in c Ichic-agtc .Ind Sicctcx t'ily.
1S'cacik 1o-t cf ictt(cniccs cctpiccd yes
Icccrclay for tccmlntcecaci c-nlry occ 101
ar' icnt Ihclictg thc socthwl st c l'iac'tc
Scite hoct liheccsl qlcccrcer of section 12,
ctl-c i lth' nc tith calf cc thto tcit'l isl
27 Lots in Park Addition
with fair hous e, barn, chicken
houses, etc.; lots of fine fruit; nice
shade trees aind nice lawn; water
right with property; near car line;
just the place for chickens and gar
den and fruit; nearly four acres in
this tract; cheap at $4,000; we will
trade it for a good city hone of that
value.
W. H. Smead Company
Higgins Block
Phone 212. Missoula, Mont.
KU RTZMAN N
PIANO BARGAINS
(ease Piano . . . . $ 65.00 Hobart M. Cable Piano . $325.0T
Stejer Piano . ..... . 125.00 Kurtzmann Piano . . . 350.00
Sohmer Piano .... . 150.00 Player Piano . . . . 390.00
TERMS WILL BE GIVEN ON ALL THESE PIANOS
All of the above pianos are guaranteed. We do not resort to any
sliding-scale prices or something-for-nothing tricks to get you to
buy. Seeing these bargains Will convince you our prices are right
Hoyt-Dickinson Piano Co.
The One-Price Store 218 Higgins Avenue
,iatter atra the stutheast quarter of
ihe northl.ist quarter of section 13,
t., nshitp :u north, range 23 west. The
aI'lication was allowed.
l.r. T. T. Irider left last evening for
i(,Lnhai, N ' . there to he for a week in
at 'ndannle !inn Dr. Woodblh ry's studri
"iiu. Thio ;- a course of lectur,.s anti
lien gig, 'n Iby expert dentists of high
lulhority their profession, their
andith rnees ,isting of a limited nurm
",'r ,f pr:' , ing dentists from vari mus
i;ti's of th. IUnited States.
If You b, i,-e In practical co-oper
atiin; somet'ng that will reduce liv
illg xpense., and do it now, send your
n:une to ''oa mupity Development Co.,
115 South ln.ngins avenue.-Adv.
LOCAL SOCIETY
Woman's Club.
'hre wa'' . a meeting of the hlard
--f dir'tm,'1 ' the Missoula Womrliran's
hclub hib .lnoon at 2 o'lork, 1and
S , i ' tie, exrecutive l'endril tl
I " . Pe programi, hl'.ginning
:t ,, . ll b in lcharge of tlif
Nl' rl '~tlat , partment, with Mrs. T.
It. Innsta the chair. Mrs. Hand
i i \\i I i . l I a . S hakespl ear'an so
lrction, and 'rs. Mowbray will give
th ' statll . e from "A Winter's
ril." . 1 :.sical accompaniment
frl! l},"," . being played by Mrs.
\Will Other on:umhers of
ne'i,. \ ll . ,paino solo by Miss Iva
',, I ', f " ,, . solo by Mrs. E. P. Dun
: .' o"t, desdamnes C. E.
,,:un .V. '', 'Price, 1I. T. Forh is and
-MI!s Izti,'l 11 h.'s: also a IiaRno dueot
b\ .M rs. i Ii niurlblut and Miss Lida
" l lrlbhul.
iThe Theaters
Isis.
ITh' h. ri .. possessions of past
trin lll hS .il1 -11ries are the props of
I a;lo.. ,,l v. cling to them as our
de r, I'st inll, , -, ,. s when the JIprosilects
o"f fL'ilc pr, ' , is grow dimn. It is al"
tau plaiiiv -h~,, I in this sentimentally
sWOotI 'il:It .,;"! picture to be shown
it lthe lsis tiih- afte'rlnoon and evening,
amid sl'l'lndht collection of choice
ifeaur's. w\\'! loving ti'oacity, ailni
old lady Iirhls t iher wedding gown as
rthe reminder . lie Ihapiest momelnrnts
of her litfe. 'I, keep a roof over her
head, she pi,'l': with it, only to find
herself lrhomcel'. Through the love of
two ch' lilir.ll. sthe recovers the garment
and dies chiine'; to' it, as a memory of
II'the past and ll] 'lmblemrlie iof the rohb
m1ll;ini sti,-l',',' tier Iadmlission to the
wedding f;lst ,, her lord and mnaster.
Throe other lush-classed films, in
eldinll tIa' I:.;,uraph comlredies, andrr a
delightful nluolih.al program by the
peerless orchest ra. will be the other
nlumbers on the It rogram.
Empress.
The artistic drhama version of Eu
gene Sue's masterpiece, "Mysteries of
Paris." is to bt. Iportrayed in pictures
i: the next F:uot.tsa Players Ilroduction
at tile iEmpress on Monday and Tues
SItay sof the cioming rwe-k. This story is
told in five of the most I,eautifully
hand-',iolir d reels of film that has
Over bhoen sn in the city. But there
iar two hig proIgraI.lms at the Empress
Iefore Paris is revealed to Missoula
folks. "I It, eaping" and "A Quiet
Little \Wedding are two of the fea
lures for today aind tonight. The first
etiinedll is I a two-reel story of the
iarly we<ti writteti by fi. Gardner Sul
li<an. In thi< a .splendidi ilea is given
if' the gold exciteilient and the rush of
SIrospectorls lacrIoss the plains. Its
s"enli effecits are sllterhl, and the
istorl ;ioindisl ii it.ler -tingl things as
it .troresseis thriiigh 10 y:iars of fami
ily histry. "A Quiet Little Wedding"
is a Ke-yston- coi',lnl dy of the pulrest
water, feituiring "atty, that complliany'is
real fat imini, whlii ha= mliade millions
Iaugh. The story is too good to i, e
told here, ias only a vague idea of its
real \\,nlrth mild h te ex- lained. The
finish is one of the tmost sensational
and. ludi roels thalt Keystone has of
f i red in many weeks.
HUSBAND NAILED
RUBBER ONGATES
Wife so Weak and Nervous
Could Not Stand Least
Noise - How Cured.
i1 Munford, Ala.-" I was so weak and
t nervous while passing through the
Change of Life that
I could hardly live.
My husband had to
nail rubber on all the
gates for I could not
stand it to have a
gate slam.
"I also had back
ache and a fullness
t in my stomach. I
/ noticed that Lydia
r I f E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound was
advertised for such cases and I sent and
got a bottle. It did me so much good
m that I kept on taking it and found it to
be all you claim. I recommend your
Compound to all women afflicted as I
was. "-Mrs. F.P. MULLENDORE, Mun-,
Sford, Alabama.
rAn Honest Dependable Medicine
I is Lydia E. Pinkham'j Vegetable Com-i
f pound. A Root and Ilerb medicine orig
inated nearly forty years ago by Lydia
E. Pinkham of Lynn, Mass., for con
trolling female ills.
Its wonderful success in this line has
made it the safest and most dependable
medicine of the age for women and no
woman suffering from female ills does
herself justice who does not give it a
trial.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta
bleCompound will helpyou,write
to Lydia E.Pinkham MedicineCo.
(confidential) Lynn,Mass.,forad
vice. Your letter will be opened,'
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
isis
"The Cozy Corner"
Program for Today
The Quicksands
of Sin
A pow'erfnl dramatic object los
sooi of more tlhan ordinary merit.
Borders and Bombs
A Itiograph cor.dy that will
tickle your funny bone.
In the Shadows
SMary Maurice, Dolores t'ostello
nllld .Kenneth (Isey are seen at
their best in this Vitagra.ph master
A Barber Cue
If 3on miss hlle liigraplr 1omedy,
you Iniss a thousandlll I:Uglh.
Our Peerless Orchestra
Will be heard in an entire new
musical program. IIa yiou heard
them? They are great.
New Program Tomorrow.
Note-The leeorless ones will ren
dor a beautiful musical Iprogram at
the matinee today, as will as eveln
ing.
Order Before You Are Out.
Short Mill Wood
Ready to Burn Without Splitting.
Dry, per load ..............$4.50
Green, per load ............ $3.75
planer cuttings, per load.... 3.75
The Polleys Lumber Co,
(City Sawmill.)
Bell 414, Auto 424.
Uptown Office, 115 Higgins Ave.
M,64SOULA- . - /
For Business and Normal Training.
I Day or Evening.
Bell 466. KOCH & DIXON,
Ind. 2226. Proprietors.
Itch! Itch! Itch!
Scratch Scratch! Scratch!
The 'more you scratch the
worse you itch. Try Doan's
Ointment. It cures piles, ec
zema, any skin itching. All
druggists sell it.
'TPI-~E OUSE OF' COMFOIYP
Matinee Daily 2 to 5.
Today's Program
Presenting a strong twn-part
drama of l \', saclifice and
mystery.
"The Reaping"
A delightful two-reel story of
the eaLrly cwest. The first reel
gives a splendid idea of the gold
excitement ald the rush of pro, -
pectors across the plains. This
feature alone mnakes the film ex
c]ptions I.
"Keystone Comedy"
"A Quiet Little Wed
ding"
A typical Keystone offering,
featurling' Mabl Norm:and and
the Keystonel fat main, who has
mnade millions laulgh.
EMPRESS PIPE ORGAN AND
CONCERT ORCHESTRA.
--- -- COMING - ---
"Mysteries of Paris"
An artistic dramatic ver
sion of Eugene Sue's master
piece in five reels, November
10 and 11.
BIJOU
THEATER
Matinee 2 P. M.
Selig's two-reel feature film
"The Bridge of
Shadows"
A most interesting, touching and
fascinating drama, dealing with
two victims of circumstances.
Pathe Weekly
Ulp-to-the-mintute news from
every point of the busy globe.
Announcement
The \vaudeville acts for today
disappointetd. lhwetver, if lpossible,
we will secure other acts for to
night.
J. M. Lucy & Sons
UNDERTAKERS
Phone. Bell, 9;i Independent, Wi-

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