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TWICE-A-DAY CLASSIFIED ADS CADRRY YoNR
Daily Puzzle
Thirty-nine years ago today the 'r.enach repil.blic was established --Feb.
ruary 25, 1875.
Find a Frenchman. Answer to yst'erdays puzzle-lrpside down, in coat.
Classified Advertising
Rates
Per wprd, each day............,....... I .02
Per line, per week ................ .40
Per line, per month ............. . 1.00
All ads must be ordered for a
stated length of time.
Orders for ads to be taken out
must be in the office before 1 p. m.
for afternoon paper and 8 p. m. for
morning paper.
Minimum Charge, 20 Cents.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MISSOULA RAILWAY MAIL EXAM
inations Feb. 21; $75 month: sample
questions free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 218-K, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED-A THOROUTOI AND RE
liable farm hand, one who can piut in
crop, irrigant and attend to same;
splendid opportunity for right man;
steady position. Address, giving par
ticulars, experience, etc., T. & L.,
Missoulian.
WANTED-MEN TO QUALIFY AP
salesmen, repair men and drivers:
thorough course; actual shop prac
tice and driving: best equipped shop(
in the west. Address M., Helena,
Automobile School, 524 North Main
street, Helena, Mont.
WANTED-A lRIGHT-I, :NEI HET'I('
boy to learn the ,rinting trade.
Must have had two years high
school training and(1 preferaldy a:
High School graduate. Age, fromn
16 to 19. Do not apply unletss yo
are preparedl to ltake the fll ouir
years apprenticeship. ('all in person
at the Missoulian IOffici I ht aeoen
the hous of 8 and 9 i. Il.. \'edlnes
day evening. Missoulian IPuldising
Compa-ny.
HELP W.ANTED-FEMALE.
GIRL FOR GENERAL O1101SlE\VORK.
643 South Pifth west.
WANTED--COMl'l l'.ENT (eOL. ORED
girl for second work. 312 East
Pine.
WOMAN WANTED FOR GENEIIAL
housework. Apply at liiimont
Thursday, February 26, from 1 to 3
p. m.
HELP WANTED
DANCING - TANGO ARG'ENTINE,
one-step, hesitation waltz. society,.
stage and classic taught; ,rivate and
class. Phone 1342 J.
SALESMEN WANTED
SALESMAN WANTED - A B.1SI
ness worth while and an opportun
Ity to build a business of your own;
cash weekly. Address Capital City
2Nursery Co., Salem, Oregon.
AGENTS WANTED.
STORY OF MEX.CO: NEWV EPOCH
making book; thrilling, sensational,
timely; low price: sells on sight; big
terms: sample book free: act quitck
ly. Universal House. Philadelphia.
SITUATION WANTED-MALL
:MAN WANTS WORK AT ODD JOBS;
expert house cleanor and furnace
man. Call Bell 1122.
SITUATIONS WANTED-ODD JOBS
for university students; 25e per
hour. Phone Bell 25.
SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE.
WANTED-CURTAINS TO LAUN
der; satisfaction guaranteed. Call or
drop postal to 701 South First street.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
EMP. BUREAU, 212 HIGGINS. Phones
WESTERN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Bell 751. Reliable help furnished on
short notice. 331 Higgins avenue.
THE WESTERN EMPLOYMENT OF
fice, 128 Higgins avenue; phone 22S.
A. A. Shafer, Mgr.; W. D. Cursey,
chief clerk. Phone your wants at
our expense. P. O. box 153.
TO TRADE.
EQUITY IN BLAC'KFO(OT IRANCII;
good water right; some timoner; for
work horses. L. N., Missoulian.
WANTED TO TRADE (l()OD WORK
team, weight 2.400 pounds, for mare
or gelding, weight 1 .600 pounds or
1,700. Ira C. Watson, Florence, Moat.
BUSINESS OPPORTUN;TIES
FUR AS A1., BY OWNER 44-ROOM
1ll:partment house; best locatioll in
city; I ,.erYY toot occupillled; becaOllse
of illness will sell cheap. Address
I'. O. box 467, Helena, Mont.
Y- E I, I A 1 tL E AND ENEl1(1 ETIC
agents wanted-Agents are making
big commillssions selling low-priced
lots on easy monthly payments at
lied D)eer, Alberta. On four railroads.
Already has monthly payroll of $50,
(100. Will become one of the really
big cities of western Canada. Ex
tenlsiv\e advertising to assist agents.
Reference requireid. Write for full
particulars. 1). AlacLiurg. 910 Do
minion Bldg., Vancouver, B. C.
FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.
THREE-R(OOIM IHO'SlE (ON ('Alt
line in DIaly adtldition, $750 if taken
soon. 1Phone 907 red.
NO MoNEY NEEDED IF' YO(UR JO-,
iand chal'uiter are good; four-room
iiungalow, miodernt, carline, just comn
pleted and very cheap, $1,450. Phoine
941t red.
FIRST-CLASS FIVE-RO TOM MOD
ern tiungalows, close it; also five
room mtod erni house, fine barn,
lchicken house, two lots, fenced: easy
terms. Apply F. A. A. Mills, 80S8 Rollins
street, or phone 1004.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
i iSY I IE.ATEI,:) Rt OM. 315 E. ROINT.
;ItlASONAILIE. 211 WVl'SST SIP1I'.CE.
Fl'"Il Nl11,:1D STEAAM HEAll\TED)
rooln. 2211 Pattle(, strceet.
FUINISIHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
for Sale, Board arid Room and other
cards at The Missoullan office.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT
224 E\AST SPRUCE.
STEAM HIEAT. 404 WOODY.
MODERN; GAS. 404 E. SPRUCE.
FURNISIIE'D: GAS. 503 E. FRONT.
FOR RENT-HOUSEL
6 ROOMS, MODERN. 327 E. FRONT.
FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW. 313 Blk.
i'OUR-ROOM BUNGALOW. 1019
black.
A GOOD HOUSE FOR RENT. CALL
138 red.
TWO-ROOM TIOUSE. 628 SOUTH
Fourth west.
(7OO1) TilREE-ROOM IIOUSE. IN
quire 'rank Stinger.
HOUSE, SIX ROOMS AND BATH. E.
Front street. Bell 188 black.
DWELLING OR FLATS. APPLY
Geo. L. Steinbrenner. 473 black.
F"OT'R-ROOMI MODERN FLAT: 715
West Spruce. Telephone 544 black.
5-ROOM tHOUlSE, GAS, HOT WATER,
shades and linoleum, furnace, fruit
and shade, storage. 634 South See
ond. J. M. Phillips.
FOR SALE-RANCHES.
FOR SALI.E -160-ACRE RANCH AND
improvements, 150 inches decreed
water right, two miles east of Ste
vensville; price $12,000. Will trade
for one-third in Missoula property;
small cash payment, balance 8 per
cent interest. Address P. O. lox 344,
Stevensaville, Mont.
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT.
4 ROOMS. 327 E. FRONT.
INQUIRE 147 SOUTH FIFTH WEST.
TItREE-ROOM COTTAGE, 715 WEST
Spruce. Phone 544 black.
FOURL-ROO)M MOIDEIIN FI'RNISIIED
house; no children. 1202 South
Sixth west.
PIANO TUNING.
W. IEIIMER. PHONE BELL 1443 W.
MONEY TO LOAN.
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN. TAY
lor & Pearson.
HATTER.
'I VELOUR AND FELT MATS
cleaned and blocked. I$ Doz.,
FOR 8ALE-MICELLANEOUS.
INCUBATOR. PHONE 289 BLACK.
DRY WOOD. BELL 088 BLACK. 1834
Cooper.
OLD PAPERS FOR PALE AT MIS
soullan office; 20c a hundred.
WHITE WYANDOTTES, COCKER
els and pullets. 8621 black.
FOR SALE-A FEW WHITE ROCK
cockerels. Bell phone 8182 black.
DRY SLABS, $2.50 PER' LOAD.
Missoula:Wood Yard: phone 4¢8.
WHITE SEWING MACHINES $5 AND
up. Hoyt-Dickinson- Piano Co.
TRY DE JARNETTE'S $1.75 ONE
horse load of wood. 8412 oraulge.
FORD RUNABOUT;: G.OD CONDI
lion; cheap. Inquire fire station.
NEW COMMO( N SENSE SLEIGIH,
No. 5. Oscar l'ablman, lonita, Mont.
ALL RINDS OF ROUGH AND
dressed lumber at Hayes spur.
Baird & Harper.
240 EGG, CYPHiERS', MODEI. INC'U
hator: 200 chick, Cyphers', Indoor
brooder. 8621 black.
E'LACKSMITII 'PiTOLP, STO('K AND
husiness; ill health reason for sell
ing. I'., Missoullan.
CAR SOUND WINTER AI'PLES;
good variety; just packed. Phone
Hood Bros., Hamilton.
SLIGIITLY USED SECON 1D-Il AND
Kurtzmann piano for sale at a bar
gain. Address P. O. box 1355.
ALL KINDS O)F1 GRAIN. (;ROUND
feed, flour, bran, alfalfa meal and
haled hay. 914 Toole; phone Bell
11-0.
FURNITURE, NEW AND SECOND
hand: I pay highest prices for sec
ond-hand household goods. Hans
Jensen, 125 W. Mah; 819 B; Ind. 1754
FOR SALE - CASH REGISTERS,
salfes, show cases, scales, typewrit
ers and store fixtures; both new
and second-handed. Missoula office
and salesroom, 112 West Spruce St.
PAINTING.
AUTOMOBiILE, CAIIIA(.E, Il(USE
and sign painting, docorating, palper
hanging. 337 V'est Spruce: phone
490 red. Henry Ilolert, Prop.
STORAGE.
GENERAL STORAGE - EVERY
thing on earth: expert packing and
crating. J. W. Reely, 724 West
C`dar. hrth nhnnao
AUCTIONEER.
K. L. KIRKITART, AUCTIONEER,
128 West Cedar. Residence phone
1RR hln~rk: fftin. 75 blnck
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS.
SUITE OF TWO FRONT OFFICE
rooms in B. & A. building. Apply
R. R& A.
LOST AND FOUND.
LO,.ST--PLAIN (;((1.i) iIRN(, IIl(;Ilhi
prized: engrave\ d ".. J. C., Dlated lebh.
2S-I I." lH;urn to Mlissoulian for
rewa rd.
FIRE INSURANCE.
FOR FIRE, ACCIDENT AND
health insurance, surety bond, bur
glar insurance, see A. K. Andersen,
112 East Ceder street. city. Strong
snd relishable comnanins
FOR RENT-RANCHES.
SL:EEMIAN ('ANYON IRANCIt, 650
acres; 1 1-2 miles west of Lolo; 100
acres tillable, 60 acres nonw llowed;
Water right; fiine range: ideal stock
or daliry proposition: shares or cash.
Owner, W. J. Ferguson, HIelena,
Mont.
FOR SALE-POULTRY.
SINGLE COMB I IllOiDE ISL.AND l1E1)
cuclkerrls. 2:5 South 'iflth west.
A FEW CIII('E IROSE ( '-.MB
Rhode Island Hod cockerels for sale;
.alns eggs for hatclhing, $2.50 -or 15.
John Voss, Florence.
HAVE A FEW GOOD CO('KERIRLS
Barred Rock, from $3 to $10; weiight,
7 to 9% lbs.: must get rid of them
at once. Louis E. Kb..nedy, 503
North HIlggins.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
MANUSCRIPTS TYPEWlRITTEN.
P. O. box 1610.
WANTED-CLEAN C('OTTON RAGS
Phone 60.
HIDES AND JUNK.
WESTERN HIDE AND JUNK CO.
pays the highest prices for hides.
furs and junk. 511-27 West Main
street. Ind. 1710: Bell 1068.
WOOD SAWING.
FOR STRATTON'S WOODSAW
leave orders at Bonner's groc. Bell 114
FOR PROMPT WOOD SAWING.
Mirsnala Wood Yard: nhnne 45R
BOARD AND ROOM.
BOARD AND ROOM. 222 PATTEE.
CARPET WEAVING.
CARPET WEAVING; ALSO INGRAIN
rugs. Naats, 1018 Cooper street;
shone 1252 Ind.
,BIG SALE.
WE ARE GOING TO MOVE I'FROM
Missoula and to save expense of
packing and freight, offer our en
tire stock of wall paper, paints, etc.,
at prices never before heard of in
Missoula; sale opens Thursday
rorning. Kellogg Paint Co.
DRESSMAKING.
BY THE DAY. 222 EAST CEDAR.
WANTED-FURNISHED HOUSES.
WANTED--A FIVE-RO(OM, MODEIRN
apartment or furnished house. Ad
dress U. P. 1., Missoulan. . .
SALES OF STOCKS
ARE SMALLEST
IN MONTHS
TRANSACTIONS FOR THE DAY
ARE THE SMALLEST EXPE
RIENCED THIS YEA'R.
New York, Feb. 24.-Transactions in
stocks today were the smallest of the
y( ar. F'rotl openilng to close quota
tions of the impourta:nt stocks barely
varied. London called prices lor some
n.embers of the international group
and placed a few selling orders at the
opening, principally in Steel. hear
traders made experimental short sales
and prices dropped slightly but the
d mand was sufficient to prevent a
sutbstantial decline and the market
caIme to a halt. Stllme of the low
priced shares developed weak'ness ult
the representativ'e issues were held
virtually on a dead level.
The unruffled alttitde of the Brit
ish government in the fact of the tHen
tcn 'fnair in Mexico depriveid the
ltars of a weapon. Le'high Valley, the
first important railroad to nmatke its
1'-I hrutlry report, sll '\\ed a tdecrease of
$4.3,000 in net revelnuelt. This was off
set by the fortnightly statemtent of
idle freight cars, sholl \ing al decr tease
iii siurlus equipmenl't.
The bind market lmolt\vIl irregularly.
ToItal sales, par value, $2.375,000.
iUnt ed States bails (\\irt' lin
'hitilnged ont ctall.
New York Closing Stocks.
Amalgam:ated Copiper . 75:l
American leeot Rugar 22
Aimienican (Car & 1',mndry 51iti
Amettricani Locomotie . ..... 34
Amer. Smelting & tRlg ..... 6
American Sugar Refining ... 105 1,
Amentrican Tel. & Teil 120
A imrican Tobacco .... 47
Anflcomltta Mining 'o . 361
Atchison .......97t4
Halitimore & o hio. 921
I.'lthlehem ~teel . .3
rtooklyn Rapid Transit ..2 7'
(l'lnnaini n Pacific .. ...213:
('Chesapeake & ()Ohi . ........ 3
Chicago Great Vesteirn . l
('hicago, Mil. & St. Paul 1.. 2... %
('hicatgo & North \\estetrn.ll .. 135
c'olorado Fuel & Irn 32i,
l)tnvter & Hic Grande. . 13
Erie ............._..... . "1(17
I(n:'ra:i l Electric . .14S
(treat Northern pfd 12, ,,
(Iretq Northern (re ('Itfs
Illiinois Central ... . .. 1i
ihtrhorongh -Alet . 1
Iltert Ilnrvester . .. 10.1I
I.( high Valley . ......150
.Missoulli Pacific . ..... -251:
National ,end ....... .... ... . . 50
New York ('entral ... . ..... .
North Amerian .t....... ..9l
Northern 'Pacific ...... 114'A
Pennsylv nia \ lli; ....... 111
'tliulin Paliitce I'r. 155
Ieadlintg 1117
I lpu l 1ic Irn & Steel . 5:
l (ck', . ........ 4:.
outhern I'a iic ......... .
.outhern Itailwaiy ...........
Tenllnessee ('opt ... 351
Union. I'cific ... 1( ';
1 i ited States Steel...... il'
'tahb 'opper . .. 4
\\'a )ash 1......... .. 1r;
\V stern lU iotn .........
\lesting houlst Electric .. . 71
('hino ( l lper . - - 41 r.
New HIaven . ilSt.
Ray Co'ns. ('opplr..... 20
Total sale's for thlie day. 13:5,50!
sltare's.
A Boston Closing Mining.
A!lolrez ........ 41
Amalga nmted ('oppo ..... 754
Am'n Zinc Lead & Smi19.
Arizona Commner(al ..... 4l
('lalumet & Ariz ma ...... 67
('nlumet & Hecl:i ....... . 440
( centennial . 17.......'
('opper ItRange i'ln. Co .... . R.'.I
East Blite (op Mune... 11.%
Franklin. . .
rranh (.'Consliled . .. 51i,
G ren ' ('iannl .. :9
Isle Roy:tlle (clpper) 21 .
Kerr Laike .47
lIke t (loper..
La: Salle (o' lpr ........ ..
Minmi ('oler 231
Shawk . ....... 4
Nevada 'onsolidtiled 1. (i(
Nilissing Mlines ........
North ltllt( 29+.
WANTED-LOAN.
XANTIED-- 1,200 AT 8 PER ('ENT
on Al local farm security. S. II.,
Missoulian.
Notice of Delinquent Stockholders.
Office of the Hemlock Silver-iead
Mining Co., Saltese, Mont., 'ehbruary
1S, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that there Is
now dellnquent on the following de
scrihed stock in account of an assess
nieit of one mill per share, levied on
January 5, 1914. the amount set oppo
site the names of the respective stock
holders, as follows, to-wit:
Name. No. Crt. Shares. Amt.
Anderson, M. ..... 719 261 $ .26
Eaton, H .............. 324 2,000 2.00
Friday, W . .......... 720 1,583 1.58
Ilagman, A. ....... 721 777 .78
Jones, R. It . .... 722 5,125 5.12
Momson, ........ 240 10,000 10.00
McMullen ........ 73 50(1 .50
Morresy, John .... 723 1,166 1.16
Nurss, Itoy . .... 724 1,166 1.16
Proffit, Sam ..... 343 500 .50
Smnall, W. J. ...... 725 3,625 3.62
Sturgeon, Joe ... 335 2,000 2.00
Stevick, Chris .... 303 1,000 1.00
Weaver, E. A. .. 315 500 .50
And in compliance and according
with law so manlly shares of eacth par
cel of said stock as may be necessary
will be sold in front of the Saltese.
Supply store at Saltese, Mont., March
6, 1914, at 2 o'clock p. m., of said day
to pay the delinquent costs ther.eon,
together with costs of advertising and
expense of sale.
FRED RACHENBERGER,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Saltese, Mont.
19-20-21-23-24-25-2-21.27.28
N ortl h Lake .................. ...................... 2
O ld D om inion ........................... . ...... 52
Osceola (ex. dlv.) ............. 62
Quincy .................... . 66
Shannon ................ ........ ........ 7
Superior .............. ....... .. ......... 30
Superior & Boston Min.................. 2
Tamlnarack .................... .............. 42lt
U. S. m. Ref. & Min.. .. ..... 42
U. S. Sm. Ref. & llin. pfd . .. 48W
Utah Consolidated ...... . 12 '
Utnh Copper Co ......... .4........ 414
\'inona ........... 4'4
W' olverine ......... .... .. ... .. . 461B
Grain and Provisions.
Chicago, Feb. 24.-Humors of export
sales had considerable to do today
with rallying wheat. Largely in cion
sequence the market, which early in
the session had been! depressed. closed
steatdy at an advance of '%v to 1/,
net.
Corn finished with a galin of 'st' It,
a ne d : olIts tllp 4'j '},le. Forl Ipro
visioIns the outcome \llti :S irreglar,.
'arying f'ronm .2ie decline tio an ult.
turn of 7t,,.
Ampl'e SInoVw plrotection for mosIIt of
the winteir tcrop was the 'hief reason
why the wheat mIarlket dulring the
first part of tie tlay could not esc.ape
frtonm bIearish control. ('able e'\\s alto
had been dtisappointinlg to the hullqs,
tspetolally at hugt'e iltrgementt tof the
anllont of wheat on ocean passage.
('Corn tiurnetd upwardi in restponse .It
oesternt reports of a good tcall from
feeders.
The outs trade was on a motderait
cale '. )'rices werie governed t.I1III
by t' t ctlourse of other grain.
lard proved heatvy throughout. ,-
ports of that producll't \'were seriouslyll
dthninislhod compar ed t\ith a year ag i
t her provisions, althought weak at
first on 'aount if a setback in the
hog Imarketi, lere il'ter airds irestoltd
by mteans if a moderatet sthow of atllip
port.
MA .' wh e Ot, l opened, 4401 : high,
41.1'15 '; lo ', t4 itit':; close, 44 lla,.
May corn, opened, 1. :7c: hilgh,
i ti t ' I;to\l' i 5l.lt .l ; ' i ls , I311 th'.
Mlay i its, openedt , 4 llst' high
I4 1 t'; lop', 40 l; closet, 4t la I'.
Minneapolis Wheat.
:Minneapt olis, "Il. 24.- \\'iteat: Noi. I
1hard, R, 45 t17l '; Ni . IN. 1 i h lrthl'rli,
i2 1 '4i 9 .'tti. ; No. 2 nortlller'I Ii i.' t(
I o. 3L No we. h at, .N t, ti:1 . A.lI
4i2,;.l h t'Yi ; Jul ly', 93l,_ fur11y3lt.
Metal Market.
Neiw Yorkt,, Feb. 24.--P opper lnomo
inal. Sta:tldarld spot landl M: Itch,
$13.7501. l.37' I: elec trolytic, $11.S7i2
Itto ialitllll ; lake n i ; II l viatst g
$14.62t, _ll i14.75, ltnomiinial.
Lead (quiet, $3.5,.
lSpelter qiuieti, $5.30t6 5.40.
IN DARBY TOWN
Darby, Feb. 21. -(1Special.) l h l'ley
rllilrk is ihere nterviewing thie frtllll ers
of tihe uppeii tr valicly to astertllliin hllM
Imany daiiry iows can le ii'procuredt for
the new ito-operattiv'e reatiery which
has just boon completed in taimilthn.
1le stated that he had melt with unex
petedl alcess, tund that the aintit
it' hiltter flt thalt i lie i iboughlit here
is far greater than had lien exported.
'hi. will be a great hell to lheii tiittli rs
in thit s etilit i tyitt , iH s l0 Iter is tilt l'
tion lit ioi tanlal ( Ih t is ittler idap tied
for dairiy itli than thi uipperr t itter
Rilt i valley.
Frank and Adolph Wl\Indmlisor left
todayrti for th \Villow crtok Ililnits.
They export to le gone p. l liale.
Tlihey will lie obliged toit tliavtl on snow
shot's for about 10 miles It tlt alloiw
Willia lliedgesi is mntiing up ' .
Tilcup, wlih're he has al logging con.
trIact' from Ilarper & liiritpr.
WVilliam Kerhie, forest ranger, has
Stevensville in hIs new machine.
Alex hllfffin passed through town
today withil it u drove of b i' tattle l vfrtii.
th.t herd .of .rry Edwards in Ro. s
llole. lie is taking theit t the ' Ed
wards market In liitiilton.
Ed lHairrill htlls finished his garage
mitt the corner of Main street and Tii
n lr avt ulll. It Is 30x30 feet, alnd li to
ho equipped with all th .' modern ip
pliances nI ' issary for till up-to-dalt
Institution of that kind.
10d 1 ntilth yl.tert'day gave a dinner In
his ip.rtment in celehralion of \Vih
ingtun's lirlhday. 1id slid he didn't
propose to have ally one attend i..s
banqliit who ta.i not ctlebrated for
epit'uriin prope'nsitih-, tonselpi!,tly lie
Invited only to hIlls feast I. C. Plq keratl,
I STEVENSVILLE NEWS
Stevenville, Feb. 24,.--(Sit' lt.) -FP.
Ii. Met(ltlf, who has been ill for several
weeks, is able to be on the streets
again.
For the past three da ys it has been
thawing, anl(I most of tihe' recent fail of
snow is exhaiust(edl. There are a few
sleighs still in iuse, btt Inost of them
have been aatlndonelll for wheels aguKin.
A. 1). Searles of Stevensvllle, whoi
recently moved to Vi'ctr, where he has
reanted ai ranch, was a visitor here yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cranston are
making preparations to move bacik to
their ranch from town, after alending
the winter here.
Mrs. F. II. Zentner of Thiree Mile is a.
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
E'. l3aggs.
LaGrippe Leaves Its Victims Prostrate.
Some victims of la grippe never fully
recover the health of the lungs, and
persistent colghinag is weakening. The
quick action of Foley's Honey and Tar
makes it valuable in severe la grippe
coughs. F. G. Provo, Bedford, Ind.,
writes: "Ia grippe left me with a se
vere coughl that Foley's IloneY anld Tarp
cured, and I am back to mny normal
weight." Missoula l)rug Co.-A Iv.
Use Bassett's, the Original Native
Herbs, for constipation and rheumna
tism; 50 tablets cost 25c at all drug
glet.-Adv .
SOCIETY DIRECTORY
MISSOULA LODGE NO.
13, A. F. & A. M.-Regular
meetings first and third
Tuesdays in Masonic temple. So
journing brethren cordially invited.
H. C. JOHNSON, W. M.
F. F. SQUIREP, Secretary.
WESTERN SUN CHIAPTER NO. 11,
R. A. M.-Meets first and third Fri
days of each month in Masonic temple.
TIIEODORE LENTZ, H. P.
ROY ROBINSON, Secretary.
HARMONY LODGE NO.
49, A. F. & A. M.-Meets In
K. of P. hall, E. Front street.
Regularcommunications first
and third Mondays. Spe
cial meetings every other
Monday evening. Visiting
members are specially invited.
II. T. (ARIDINER. Wr. IM.
CYRUS R. AVERY, Secretary.
O. E. p. ELECTA CHAPTIER
NO. 7-Meets first and third
T'hursday or each month In
Masonic temple. Visitors es
pecially welcomc.
MRS. TIII{CESA KING. W. M.
PETER'I EITII.IElHtl, W. P.
MRS. i.II)A E. I'ArHMER. Secretary.
O. E. S. IMMIANIEI, (CHAP
TER Nt. 54- -leguhtr meetings
setond (n1id forlltrh tWednesdays
of each month at 7:30 p. m., in
Masonic teniple. Vlsltlog members
cordially in\vltd.
itOSE I,. MILLIEKI, 'V. M.
J(OIIN M'PAilT'iY, W. P.
llATTII It. t l'IitAY, Secretary
MISS(IIIL,A AlEllIE N(O. 32, F. O0. E.
--Meets first tanl tlird Tuoesdays of
each montht at 8: 00 p. m., at Eagles'
hall. West Main.
W. J. I -LY. tresident.
JAS. A. LtAKI,'l. Slecreta:ry.
LO YAl.
O R I 1K 1il
--Mee, ts 1st'
& 3d T'thurs
dlay evUitg
of ea·r' h
month at 8
pI. m., at
Ea glea'
hall.
A LINK, thictator.
11. 10, 13LAKI'LIY, Secretary.
RAILWAY TIMETABLES
C., M. & ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
East Bound
Olym pI an ............................... 7:05 a m .
Columln iau ..... ............ ..... :I38 p. .
West Bound
Olympiann ...........................11:00 p. m.
C'oltlmbl a ............................. 1:40 p m.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
West Bound East Bound
No. 1 ..10:40 1p. m lNo. 2 .... 5:18 p. m.
Not. 3 ... 12:40 p. mn. N. 4 .... 7:20 a. m.
No. I .. 12t04 n. ln. No. 6 ....10:45 p. mo.
No. 41 .. M'2() a. m. Nt. 42 .. ti:3Z i i. m.
Bitter Root Branch
Arrive---8:25 a. m. nnd 4:20 p. m.
Leave--8:41) a. mn. aulltd 3:25 p. m.
Coeur d'Alene Branch
Arrive ...4:15 p. m.ILeave .11:35 a. In.
Butte Locals
Arrive-11-:0 a. il. andi 10:10 p. m.
Uwave---:45 a ni. ald 4:310 p. m.
Notice of Closing of Registration.
Nittic' bo-k V fPi I tiot it Cii thr e Ir'gis- .
[ otti tl I t)ok ii,. lii r-,oloi.i-:iiiuui ifl
qulitflil' d elh,(totr.s r,'.iI H I n i (11h,
('tllnty (of M lisHsIou:l, . IMiti: itt., folr tthe
Scliool IstIriict I nlh.l'l Io hb, bhihi in
thl. ni.,vel Meii l l, i:;ll, r .ts ill a:litl
n'iuinlty 1,ll $:illt l'ir ii)., A lrir l 41h, 111i4.
will be ot.seutd \Wetnidt.iy, l:iiri h 4t 1h.
19il. a, il 5 cll',.l pl i, Il. NI, utlar's for
alhI'I lotIIlion1 IIay r'egiister bi3 :lppiear
liig ib'foireth, lll unt'Oi y etehrk¢ al hi1. i -
flio t 111 thi.. cIollrl htoll? t ,i ili th ('il)'
andlll ('colllll)' iof .IlijSHoailll. or hiy atillla';lr
Iing tifof rl, li y jistice. oif lith, piiac
or noi~tarly lplllll C tll i l tin t Iialnner lilro)
vldetd by law.
Wi. J. IIAlIlN(ITON,
Couinty C.lerk ill atiut for .sllsalllla
County. S ate of lMotlitiUnn.
Notice of Closing of Registration.
Nitilte to ltthreby given titii tie regis
Ilralti-t bIoltuis for Ihi reglrlitrtllln Iof
qiualifhied eltctorsq res.idling withhin the
limits of Itt,- I Sty of .1i1lsosihi, Mon
I t~.i-g~iott-i it3 itt-liug tiu~lllut I·' it~ ti-itt~)1\
tenl, athely otiS 'iiily of lIttoiutli, M totin,
I -ifor the itlly Iitiul ttl o hi t li it if the
itrottuti-it Ity lute.
Mioiday, A'tril fl1h, 191t, will b,. clo.ed
Frhlal$', .Mal¢..h ilti, 1914, ait il We¢loclk
(:p. mI1'. Elei for i.011 All Ntion.m
Irii. te i . eir.t arilt" Itil tus thu c tlily
tuu atl,tll s, cllltll llrl- I liu fllttiu Il l' tlllllltuV
athrh at his iffl' o lit i(t utiirthuey inr
te. ctly iroid i .iluntily of Mttrititily cl"sl r y
il- i rlltln iHftlori otill " Ji itlt l- n f lf heo
lit'll'I orl notally lpublc hin the mlallnlir
lprovithed b~y law.
WV. J. llIIlIlN(VITN.
AliotlI tlerk int fullal fur 2 hc Misiouhi
Iolr t., ('t-Ale of . ont,
Coldiis, cnt'liipaition anld lhietl]ai 'he
ire't h lreei icollllloU offilllol~ ns, Ulid re
lie\ling tilt icoiipalitton hltpll the( colh
andt ,.to)ps thl. headac~lhl'. 1lsl0 loltey
Catha'rhtl l'tablelH beent'lle~ thty tire
very lprotlipt anli thloroilghly chlelaning,
with ablsolutlyl,) nlo Inlell san~tsil effec'ts.
A whol h Utth: fiill for 25e. Missoulla
WHERE TO GET WHAT YOU WANT
EACH FIRM A LEADER IN ITS LINE
Consult This List Before Placing Your Order, If You
Want the Best at a Price You Like to Pay
CITY HOTELS. CHANCES
are 1,8626,241 to 1 that the sun will
MISSOULA HOTEL. rise on the morrow, and 1 to 112
James A. Walih, Mgr. that a man at 35 will not live to be
Remodeled and newly furnished. 36 years old.
Steam heat, electric light, tele- 'ETTITT, NEWLON & GAGE
phones in all rooms, hot and cold AGENTS
running water. Rooms by the week Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co.
or month at reduced rates. of Milwaukee.
ATLANTIC HOTEL RUBBER STAMPS
A. JACOBSON, Prop. This office is prepared tt make
Remodeled and newly furnished, all kinds or rubber stamps on shert
steam heat, electric lights. Every- notice at reasonable prices.
thling neat and clean. Reasonable
rates. HOW TO BUY.
The wife's practical knowledge of
STORAGE. OW TO IBUY FOR THE HOME
Reely's Storage; everything on makes the husband's capacity to
earth. Expert packing and crating. earn money for the home-making
734 W. Cedar St. Both phones, expenses really worth while.
WESTERN MONTANA
NATIONAL BANK
Missoula, Montana
UNITED STATES DEPCSITARY
CAPITAL ............................. $200,000
SURPLUS FUND ...... 60,000
0. A. WOLF .........................President
JOHN C. LEHeOU....Vice President
J. H. T. Ryman .................Cashier
Directors
John 0. Morony, M. A. Flske, 0.
A. Wolf, John It. Lehsou, F. H.
Woody, J. H. T. Ryman.
A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
SCANDINAVIAN
AMERICAN
STATE BANK
Missoula, Montana.
United States Depository for
Postal Savings Fund.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS
Travelers' checks, drafts and letters
of credit available in all parts
of the world.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
and Certificates of Deposit.
MISSOULA TRUST AND
SAVINGS BANK
Missoula, Montana
Capital ...... ................................ 200,000
Surplus and Profits .............. 50,000
Officers
J. M. KEITHI ......... ..........President
S. J. COFI''iP ........Vice President
A. Rt. JACOB .....................Cashier
Directors
J. M. Keith, S. J. Coffee, J. R. Dally.
G. T. McCullough, 11. Paul Green
ough, A. 1H. Jacobs, Kenneth Ross.
We pay 3 per cent per annum on
Savings Deposits.
Missoula Humane Society
Officers
If you have a case which calls for
their attention, notify one of the
following:
Mrs. \V. J. Steel, preeldent, 606
West Pine street.
Mrs. J. C. Anderson, first vice
president, Bell phone 931.
Mrs. Frank lteckwlth, second vice
prrsildent, Bell phone 894 red.
Mrs. II. A. Wheeldon, secretary,
l(e1 pll phone 8562 red.
Mrs. Willliam Phillips, treasurer,
IllisIn street.
Mrs. '1'. II. Wade, field secretary,
Hell phone 757.
Bateman Transportation Co.
Stage and Auto Service be
tween Ravalli and Poison
Connects at Ravalll with Northern
Palific trains east and west. Con.
nects at I'olson with the Klondyke
tHIeunier, Itavalli, Monlana. Stage
leavns It:ivalli at 8 a. m. and arrives
at 3 P. m.
AUTO STAGE
RAVALLI TO POLSON
Stevens-)Duryea 7-passenger touring
'Car Making Il)ily Trips.
JOE.) IttlIitttTS, Prop.
Meets 41 westbound and 42 east
bound.
Careful Drivers.
Oxy Acetylene
Welding Plant
REPAIRS, TIRES, SUPPLIES, ETC.
CHICAGO GARAGE
Open for business day or night.
Bell Phone 250. Ind. 1775L
228 West Main.
CHICKEN RANCH
S'ven nlllt] on,-hull' ar(rs: cl4se
in; t )rihard t lhione; splhndid sell;
a snap at $2,800.
Taylor & Pearson
B. & A. BLDG.
Bell 920. Independent 1724.

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