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:CAPAIN KIDD'S GOLD
A MYTH; BUT HERE'S
CODE AND GOLD FOR ALL
ruzzle Pictures in "Song an Story" Are Cryptogram and
Catalogue Is Key--Make the Dirt Fly--Dig
for Your Share of the Treasure.
Thousands of gild hunt.ers h\(- starched hundreds of miles along the At
lantic coast of Norlth Amert'ica for :lars, sctrliicg the nmythical buried treasure
of the king of pirates, (:iptilain lKidd.
They haven't flound any goldcl
Ever sit dowl nLd tread a r1ttllcg good tale of I.uriw treasure.' Ieremember
how the story of the pirates ij is , ii I cs.l to thrill'.'
POE WOULD ENJOY THIS.
Edgar Allen 1u-, wrote ar story of hidden gld tlihtt has 1 ecome i classic In
that line of fiction-The (illd Ilia. It is t star- Ilthat ilnakes one want to go
right out and search for "'piiec.s -f eight." Ict that story a cipher code led to
the gold. The crde wa.u figcurC d out ,i tihe gold siee.ker- s acdll the buried treasure
finally located.
Poe woulcd enj..y he t the cie of song an tl sIn\. lhere 1s "bulried treasure,"
the code being the si-x-nty puzzle pictures in the giiat'. The catalogue is the
:ey to the code itit t\inl l PI,. . or other \ riti rs Io his c-leverness, should try
for this gold, Ile s,:-.hli lhave n11 bi ttell "r cl.cince, -. , greai ter advantage, thaln yu.
The catalogute mallk' all ecqual.
Join the other gcld hulllter in this .s-t iioin lind start after your share of the
1ldden treasure. Use tith daily pIuzzh lpicturres as the illlher code and the catia
logue as the key.
NO MYTH, BUT A REALITY.
Many have studied and scorche-d ir Ca-c,,itiili idd's gold, litnd failed to find
It. His wonderful hoard of gold ir tacictl, is ia nit h, but this paper's golden
treasure is a reality.
You'll have all the Cxciit- iut hLIiccting for this goll that was iexpe(rienIced by
the men iin The (lold Hing.
hMost of "us Ibys" haert' lcged It -' a ir.alt We lhave had daiy cdrecams of
buried loot. "pieces of eighlt" clcid Sp '.tlish (doIbtiloniii. Now let's I nak oulr
dreams comll true.
Go ouit licii dig f.or ille t-nc - ic llc .
Read the eiiher ccod,-- chc ., t- i' |ict liture-:
Make the dirt fl-
Acitd get tiihe gold.
RONAN IS PROMISEDl
BUILDING BOOM
IN SPRING
OFFICE STRUCTURES AND RESI-!I
DENCE WILL BE PUT UP
SOME TIME SOON.
Ronan, 'eb. -5 (Special.) It "
reported there will be snome Iilding
going on itn o-rtarn soonl, ill the way of
office builillgs and one relsidence.
The office Iuillings will hI, brItweeni
the Heart & Manning polt hall and,
the Ionani State Iank. The residett'e
will Ibe in ('lirntnlt addlition.
Mr. and Mrs. Vrtn'':t Itnt l lVile'as
rntlly entertatl d .'r. tr nI I ,l ' ret
SimmnS at Stitliy dinner'.
Friends of Miess Savage met I ridgy'
evening, Februaryt 't, a at the (r'lper'
home and gave her a surprise, the oc
casion being that ofl her birthda "
C'ards and ttsic were thIe chief .artutse
mnents. A delicitous lutnclthln was
served and all reported ai very pleasant
evening.
The pie suppliler and dance at tlhe
Crow Creek schoolhoulse last Satlurday
evening netted the school $40.
J. P. Swee returlltned to ]Itit:nan last
week from Iolson, w\'here the was
counsel for the deftendantii ill the Iallno
vs., Farrel l Idtllltinage' 'aSt' .lllse. Judglent
.trwa for lith plaintiff ill the surei of
$16.50.
Herman Brnmer passed throutgh
Ronan last week with his family and111
a large bunlch of hortses,Ž on their way
to Chouteau county, whlerel It' htas ia
homestead. Tl'he trip is to Ihe all;lde
overland, but the dreep snow 1had Iio
terrors for Mr. lirateL(r.
D)ain Syla Is itn V'erndale, Alberta.
this week on lburintess. il' left for
that point ton Wednellsdatly If last week.
Mrs. George Salthert of Green [Bay,
'Wis., arrived in (aRonan last weertk and
will make lan extendel d visit with her
daughter, Mrs. J. 1i. ('owgill, st'ieven'
Iiles norttlhwest tof towtn.
The lidi'es of it{'nan ndl vicinity
were invitedl to visit h. I'lrst Ni
tional banki ru ,t rI.dty, 'lbilr ry "1t1, 1.
intspect th a ai. l tin;s of Mrs. iheidel- I
The school te(chers of the tl't'ttL't'
lion held a mneelinhg in iltonan Satur
day, February "1. of \which ablot "0
attended. 'IThe mee.tillg was held ill
the schoolhoulse.
Circle No. 1 of the it ound url tt 11t : i
dies' Aid society mett'l witht 1lrs. S 'penI
cer and Mrs. Selutrrltovetr ýWeýtidnsd yl.i
Those present l e rt' 'lrsdalttt st ;i-Olt,
Terrell, Herman l st.','-stt , Lorueln Matd-,
sen, Johlln Vance and t A i Irw 1-rtt c. l.
The nleetinlg I as t iel'.i :id a gotd,
lunich was serve\d.
GOOD SUGGESTION TO
MISSOULA PEOPLE!
It Is surplris.ing th , n , 1
foul mattter the si.- p' .
buckthorn Iar.k, gl. ii, r
as Adler-i-kl:!, r -il:s ! ' ',
t e rn . T h i s cru n a i i t, ' 0
IOTHI the aplpr :, I- - t
thoroughly tlit 1I' )' : I",:
toutr sto all 'l ,, ?Is ,i, h
anid c:tnstil o tloittt t!.... 1. l I .1 ,1
ATE.LY. We are tit " . 1
!Missoula agents for l~ar- i.:. i'.
Missoula Drug Cotpll:Ini. \til.
Make Eating a Joy *
\W'hFn the :,l'p,,lite" i-. k en an d : lh, ,linestinn normal you
can nj, y .ur m,.:,is 1iLh,, ,:,r o ,listr.iSs -but how
lifferent when th, . stoni t (h is %,lw k and .iur feeI] ;Uts
H arthuru, Itlo.tin.g, Nunis;i, I ]tnlaIle, lul.Ig tio n d and
* HOSTETTER'S U
STOMACH BITTERS
* -
MI-O-NA FIRST AID
TO SICK STOMACHS
~ I trss aftel r eating, blchinll of
ia: nd t ll, l t iolin st I fo d, that l rlllil
ýof hi:iid f lin1 in Ihi, I-to .t , s sit'k
Itll n l, h i, iIII ii .l ns ;ii ld I1:1 of l
hitc , i i lf i,, dfs l s N ow -I -il1
. tist is I10 illiittl to I~'lIItII'e the h ias l i
,s si t ii- It h,.t Itdistress., I
\li- ,-11:t Is the rlo vdy. S Iretly "l'l
a boh ,, f , h s i tll:Ilth-restoring tab
tls f lro til ii tll ll ist today. 'i'heirs
:1 ti,, i is s itf i, ffective and linin -h
! sit uli- s S l li' ckl P stopping s ithI
I istr', isis .\I -ll t --: soi lites the rtritled
\tt1 lls o f " t hl e s. tt lt t h t is] .rli l i r ti l l .s
I lh mt. l tr ' pl:Inds t.o that lh,,v T ro t'
fll l li tir , lt i - i v 1 11 1 ," f diges15 tivi
II I' Ii its ollir food is promptlly di
]I i-tl il as Itslt- ih ills ttisrt iS
1il 1 ,1 " r rly il uis l is ied Noll feel
tI is- -t isnot. : sits experimien is
1i 0 s 11 si s I 11suss. ll \siv. l
i st ; tI i rtll lt l i--it's II ii it Iil e tifi T ll
'I\ r tI. lllll ttellrli d rlent Ily for indlll gestioll
dil Istrss ;II d I tlt-o. oI rder s tiachs.
lh s -i , I t it lij ivin iiiik al ti h ht l .isetl
tablets iarei. !1 his.<ll .ritmeidy i-kee
I iL t li idt ht t hits lr iat s hl I o1
; iv h ii ii. siii s-\i:t% solId by Ii'or..e
rit, lenii fited i ,' tli . i lis l IcIil t Isu tly
thi s-s' I r" i tr i : su-seit HIX ofit Mi-o-Isu
ini this basis. -Adv.
FORMER MISSOULA MAN
IS SHOT AND KILLED
L t ' 111 111 N ltSs In t tll.rt led froth
(' qlat aills, \\wlr he we tll to rttend
iht f' ri's'l I-I" I>thlhhr , I ists, xwho wasI
ltm t 'l'+t l I t Ill I uI ' isente Mity last
k\Vtd . 1Jrl . \Iost, \\nis for so,\v.ral tlra s
r : rolsid,1t of . .liss .,h, V-'htlre het ls
ssO I t'tI t ill I tsilw ss with N:aIssit. ih
rfts \\It ll know\n hteret, ind wa'ns re
isl-teIl flor his industrv Iind go iiod hiat -
r i . lih 1 '1 , the. Itlrili h of ithe loit d
t I sev s \\tIis shist t1 di t als f lits 1e st dtl i
it, t-h-. door . . Ii ,,tnn, il (il istt hIalle .
I lisi 11t-- its Gr.- t Full.
*ý si-i ii i- istl the dis t iin response tu t
Sf, , I . tl o I" r .h,. ,"111h \V lihllir, w ho
I', I ,, ' b t' .l I r shelhter tIl l . .rote til
* -isi, s i t I sal.l tl sur h l itas . sitrS' litu
I rtýt' x'.th :t Ie '\ll " tt d oses dmulitted
hi \\' l ii :rol+S ld, ;te+, S e \ ling -\pi' illing
i , r is ' l , l .shi as 'fived s'l i\ h
1 5ll i ,I her il ist-tt-,r. Thel sulpl osed
Iiii-Itser:"I' iii is. q 5 i.iT i
TO SEND ANOTHER WARSHIP.
J *it . I': s The Nii'ti1 ii ir
t " .s t 'i . eris lit ' ltilisl' lt i iof
lii i tiis: s . iiltsI, Id, l . In
::ru <: I , in , the. .It I. I ItIrI'ei of the
I.'l:"n l, h 'l'I s, r c'oulltl fronti Mort A rt
l''.n ., Ii,,iti, fort V nta ('I nl , the
i p i : lhui It : t st , l ,i.ws, i fro lit th
IWa:sh-iit- l - -li-v as t'ided to iitts
SI is' stI s.-s. S it l t it i ihl. gl.ud
;ii \II\1 ( 'it i5 i 'ti a r'l tt, "or 1tt
THEY'RE COSTING A LOT.
I\':t'hr t'.,, , I, c +,. 1 t\ 'im;ti refil
r' h11 l t, 1% lt\\lt'` }:IIr'I' r'd m l the horder
hit ,- t:.. the. l' ilt, l I;tes $142,2. 4
so i ll 11 1, tall tosl $.t 110 t111 :t I lln ll
l' l -ll ll t I t i rt rI' - v- Io d :l '.
Local Brevities)
81% money to loan. J. M. Price Co.
Alv.
. S. Diclkson of Quartz ha1d busi
ne's in the city yesterday.
Hell (ate coal, $4.25 ton. Bell 19.
Adv.
Attorney I.. C. Bolton is spending
the week at Thonlpson Falls on legal
business.
Money to loan. Houston Realty Co.
Adv.
A. TInklepat.h and Ernest Clawson
Were visitors in Mllssoula yesterday
from Hall.
Money to loan on farm or city
PIroperty. The Banking Corporation.
Adv.
E. C. Brady and wife will leave on
the Milwanukee this morning for a visit
in )Des Moines, Iowa.
Private or tclass lessons in all ball
roon 'lances taught according to
IlMaurice. Phone 1242 J.--Adv.
V. II. tobins.n, ag'uent for the Mu
ltual ''Transit lolmptiny, Was In tile city
y* sterdaty from Spokaine.
Tihayer Stoddllard, fire insurance.
Room 15, Higgins i1lk.-Adv.
A son \\ ;s Ioirn yesterday morning
to M1 r. a nd iMrs. Iltartley A. (alkins at
their homue. 42 11 ahine street.
Mirs. William .M1cKeen is quite ill at
thei hiom'e of her ldaughler, Mrs. Bertha
Iolherts, 2.11 Sitth Sixth street, west.
Dr. Louise Smith, osteopath. Ma
solnic temple. lPhone 618; res., 533 red.
-Adv.
A. C. alH, ,:; of the George Law
eel' Sa;ddJlery crtlupa)'ny of Portland,
spentli tihe daty lking after business
in Misoula.
(hicklen dinner by y. W'. C. A. at
tl. E1. chart h from 5::1i to 7::10 on
SaltIr ay evening.--Adv.
Mliss Ge,',rgil P'ond returned to her
home alit Itallliltonl yesterday after a
visit of six weeks wilth Miss Alice
utt'ler ;it her hotte in this city.
Dr. Anna J:anles, osteopath. Higgins
blok. I'hone 834 black.-Adv.
S'inl Moore, formerly of Spolkane
Lcatl Intw locitated ill utte, camlle Into
i the city yestierday rtlepresenting the
Ahlska Pacific -tem-nship company.
Ilr. Ward, veterinarian. Both phones.
Mrs. Newton II. Scchweiker and little
soni are expeclte tio iarrive lOinnte today
frm Minitesotla. Mrs. Schweiker un
lder\\t'it i surllgical operation dtlring
hler stay ill the east.
Iflitdy scratch pads and wailteor
]cheeksts for sale at Thle Missoullan of
fice.--Ad'v.
M11r. and Mrs. 1,. E. Phillips and two
chiidren are here from Sibley, Iowa,
" isiting Mr. l'hillitls' Jiarenits, Mlr. and
11rs. I. . Phillips, at their liutinne on
Sittit Se'. nid street.
I i -W e Il per tcent Iletr attiu m in
lteres, creldited SemLI-iaInnUaI y 11 . s t-V
ings deposih its,. 'The tanlltinlg Corpol ra
ftltr bein.ilg flr a ill e g tuests in thie
homue of Mr. aud Mrs. J. 1I. Phillips
Ilon S ullth .Seconl lld street.
Stlenographler. Dawson, Montana blk.
---Adv.
hiutledge Pltrlker, supilervisior of thei
MlIssoalia forest. went yesterdaytt t the
f'ores raxti.er's s-tation at (,i i rel't tek
to loilt after tit( ' 'Iunllstructiol of a lit'
It cbhlll which is ' llder way.
1iarsh, the lundertaker. 'Phone 321,.
ForesI ('lerk Scthatltelnherg and lIan
ger I'indell h vell t gone front the l tal
stral days ltooking lup the status lof
Intnds inl the .1issutlIa folrest.
Dr. 'illardl, osteopath. First Na
ttional bank.--Ads'.
2Miss Fredai. lleckler, stenographer in
the office at the freight depot of the
1 Northern Patcifi railway, retu rned
I 'shrdtiay frotti a short visit with
f friends ittn tiltle tand Anttcondat.
t M'Oy tto tloan on ranch and city
sPrper'y. II. D. Fisher, 113 E. Main.
Adv.
l",ashi n's late s steps-the tango,
hl Sllail wvaltiZ, n laxixe, one-s1 e .t
'li'asses established. Individual in
r' i . Phone 1342 .I. - Adv.
1Miss Anit h1. Lamlnhert of Mltissaola,
heir tof tleatlt e i llun ecrt, madet ap li
at:llon for h estll tead entry n 10 ll t(l
li-II's ini list I 2 14I , the norlthteasl
nltr i, r In sl, I vest, "The alplplit, a =
ti -l i v ''l.l r ij''t ' Ied.
Tl'he Missotillin has the best du-lll
iI tnit .setanid sheets for letters. $1.00
it pcr l,00.--A d sv.
Neiton it. ISeht wiker, optical s.e
, .ialis. Itlt liis 20:1 -2()2 Mth ntiata blk.
h ' hr's A. iitill ift Slevienviile
, t te s'Lti st t a't lot',r of the n 'rth'
t . .\. ii tlinhig roitutu if 21. E. Church
itxi SNatirdtly tveliilg, t,:3:ii tlo 7:311.-
.1tiss tutn Auigttsla Myi hlterry ittf Io
itrli' olNil tilrt's incliding unit "'1,"
- lht t tiit'rlhtios tltillstl" itf lii' oliithel st
r ulitr'r of ti stilht vest uijlarter of
S s+,ctioni I l \'ishll 21i norlh, r.ingo 22
- iissotilum itancing sitiool announces
a cthairgi' of fifty t' ils a lessoin for
ste s., .lfortu tion givti, call Hell 711.
.\liiy Lee hMityllerry of ltonan 'pii tlied
IVestnr-it for nlontestettd entry tilt
tlihe siotitlutstiit tltrirl'r of lhe northeast
west ltilirliTr of iliii' orthwest quarter
oif se'i'tlioi I, towItshiti 20 north, range
22 ti'tst. The apllllication wils allhowed.
TO THE SOUTH.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. C1. Anderson left yes
terday for a long stay in southern Call
fornia. Mr. Anderson's health is not
I good, and It ia hriped that the change
will benefit thii.
FUIRNIIR[ CHOSEN
FOR FIREMEN'S
ROOMS
COMMITTEE PURCHASES SPLEN
DID EQUIPMENT FOR USE OF
FIRE-FIGHTERS.
Hamilton, Feb. 25.-(Sipecial.)-.The
house comtlllittee for the norw club room
of the Hamilton fire department, ap
pointed at a meeting of the depart
ment last Friday evening and com
posed of George A. Reese. Harry Smith
and Blaine \V. Reimel, nit last evening
with E. M. Welliver. tinuager of the
furniture department of the Valley
Mercantile col)lpany, anlld selcted prac
tically all of the furniture It be placed
In the club room. The furniture se
lected cost $350, and is as follows: A
leather upholstered settee, three leather
upholstered chairs, one large table. two
card tables, eight chairs to go with the
card tables, and six high chairs such as
are found in pool halls. The linoleum
for the floor has been ordered, but has
not arrived yet. The furniture for the
club room will not be placed in the
room until after the linoleum is in
place.
l. A. Reese, a member of the com
mittee, stated this morning that the
curtatins for the windows had not been
selected by the committee, but this
matter will be seen to as soon as pos
sihle. Mr. Reese also sitated that the
committce is ill the market for a good,
serviceable, second-hand pool table of
staIndard size to be pla'ced in the club
roomi . Anyone with such a table for
sale tmay confer with iany unmember of
the committee. In addition to the fur
niture tmentionedi above its Ibeing pltr
chased by tile committee, the club room
w\ili contnin a lhands·omie lcather up
holstered settee, donatel byl the Mis
soulal Mercalntile companylll. 'The c('om
mittee will secure ma.tgalzines and daily
papers for the club roiomtl as soon as it
is ready fur uise.
The officers of the lhll-room or
ganizaltin tire as follhows: Eddie Haml
lont. president; JTohnl ('C, WVagner, vice
presid lll t; ('harles lttterfield, secre
tatry; Sidney A. WVheeler, treatsurer.
HEINZE GETS LEAVE
TO SUE THE ICE KING
New York, Fee. 2 1" Augustis
IeinZ(e , hinied a sal IrI IO courlllt order
toda:y permitting hi l Ito som'(e suin
li uses ton I 'hrles WV. Mirse by publi
caitioll ior through the mails iin ilt ac
tion It rett''etr $597,257 from himi with
interest fromi January 1, 19109. ITeinze
anld 11,drste hLth figuredil in the failure
of banks after thi finlancial panic of
1907. uMorse went to prison and was
pardoned.
The cmllaint setls forth that on or
about January S, 14tll. an ateolllitt was
startedu between tile pair, and that
when it was halanced Morse uowed
iteinze the amomiif now sinud for. This
Morse agireed t, I y, the compllaint
says, anid adds tlat ihe is notw in
Eulrope.
FROM SALTESE.
Mr. antd i Mrs, \V. \V. Adams of Sal
tese alre visitori in tiown. Mr. Adtms
is here on 1Ilisiness tand Mrs. Adalms is
renewing alq 1luailnilances with oldl
friends. They art i the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Sei"ert., _' West Pine street.
That Jar of MUSTEROLE
On the Bath-Room Shelf
It's relieved lain for nearly everyone
in the family. When little Susie had
the croup, when Johnny got his feet
wet and caught cold, when father
sprained his knei, when granny's rheu
miatistin bhothereid her
That jar of MI'SlTEROLE was right
there to give 'rlitif and comfort.
MUISTEHt ()IlH is a clean, white oint
mint, madite with oil of mustard. It
will not blister liik a mustard plaster.
Quhick r'liief fr Sore Throat, Bron
chitis, Tionsilitis, ctroup, Stiff Neck,
Asthma, Ni railgi:i, Hleadache, Conges
tion, Pleurisy, thtumnatisml , Lumbago,
Pains and] Achs f!' the ]Back or Joints,
Sprains, Sore 1P: cles, Bruises, Chil
blains, Frosted 'cct, Colds on the
c'hest (it piiveniits l'neumonia). Noth
ing like Mt'S'l'tE:I', tI, for croutpy chil
dren.
In 25e and 5nV jars, and a special
large h slpitll siz, for $2.50.
Ac'cept Ino .iiusi lltlte.
If youir druggist cannot supplly you,
send 25c u.ori i,0 the MtUSThIROLE
companyil. u'ivehitnl, Ohio, and we will
mail you a i jur, I stage prepaid.
S. J. iuichhani:in, l,owellville, Ohio,
says: "We ,av i 'en using Mlusterole
for two o.'r Ilrtie tealrs past, anlll find
it very good. It i. always in our itedi
cine lipyboard."
WHITE STRIPED MADRAS
ARROW
COLLARS
Star 25 e. Cluett. Peabodr & Co. . ..
THE NEXT FEW DAYS '
The next few days will be days of brisk merchandising at this store. Aside from
the fact that the prices on all articles on the three big floors have cost and less than
cost salesmarks there is to be considered that the sale's close approaches. Like
everything else it must have an ending. So, women, don't delay your purchasing
trip to this store. Every article will be sold. Make this a clean sweep. Come in
today. Read all of this ad. Note the low prices. Buy!
These are popular goods at lowest possible prices. Hosiery Items
All of these excellent, clean, yard goods will be sold at Every bit of women's, misses'
the low prices quoted. The stock is an extensive one. anbe sold.ren's o in stock will
Prices are one-third and one-fourth of regular sales prices. A fine lot of cashmere hose;
Come in and buy them now. women's sizes; now 15c 25c
each; 2 for ..........................
All plaids, 38 inches wide; various colors; regular price An assortment of cashmere hose;
75c, now ...................................................................... .. .... 25 women's sizes; were, 2 5 c
palr, 50c; now on s'le....
A big line of voiles; splendid goods; regular price Lot of black cotton hose; wom
75c, now ........... ........................................................................ ...... 2 5 en's sizes, now on sale, 2 5
Brown brilliantine, 50 inches wide; quality of the very best; 4 pairs for.......................
o 26e whIte, red, tan, pink, blue
regular price $1.25, now ............. ........500 and black hose for. children and
Yard wide double fold sateen; all colors; values from 25c girls; 3 pairs now 25c
for ......................................... 2 5 c
to 35c, now ... ............ ......10¢ and 15 An excellent lot of black hose
Sea Island percales; best of material; just right for spring; mor chi dren pa; n oes;. for
merly 25c a pair; now....
regular price 25c, now ......................................... 10¢ 2 pairs ................................. 25C
A big line of figured lawns; some in value up to 35c; on
sale now ...............................................10 Miscellaneous
Cotton mercerized poplins; colors .......................................... Aluminum combs ....15 and 10O
Cotton mercerized poplins, white only ...........................15 White celluloid combs on sale
now ...........................265 4 and 15qi
A large lot of unbleached linen napkins, were $1.75, now Black rubber combs, on sale
on sale, dozen -..654. now .........6. hd 20 e , 15S 0 and 10a
o , d ..................... ..................................... ........................-. Children's side elastics .......... 10?
18-inch Phoenix napkins; were priced at $1.25; now on ('otton thread, 7 spools .......... 25
sale, dozen ....................................60 Silk thread, 2 spools ................15
18-inch hemmed restaurant napkins; were 75c, now.....254
Good huck towels of a very fine quality; on sale at ............ 5 Notions! Notions!
Good linen huck towels; large size; now to be sold, three Wire hairpins, linen tapes, tooth
for .............. .......25 picks, assorted si's of prins,
p"a-'l buttons, all g, at 5C
Good outing flannel; was formerly priced 8c a yard, now 4¢ ror ................ ...... .. 5C
Better outing flannel, formerly sold for 121/2c yard, now 60 C'be pins, hairpin, gold pins,
Hemmed sheets, very best kind; size 72x90; were 75c; for ru. lr barck , ..r...oo in. black
quick selling ...................................................40 dlarners, all go at, tch...... 5C
Hemmed sheets, very best quality; size 81x90; were 90c; "Oioks a'ni eyes, safety pins,
regullar pins, darlning cotton,
on sale now ................................ ......................................... 50 ironing wnx and hair nets, c
all go at, eac ...................... 1
Embroideries Splendid Line of Telescopes 30c to $2 Silk Scarfs,
100 pieces allover Laces
embroidery patterns, Women's fi n e I! All trimmed hats
your choice, yard, gloves; first class RIBBONS t rices ridicu- llr liicalues to $4,
at lot. lously lhw. See silk scarf, now priced
100 pieces 27 - inch At Cost and Less Less Than Cost Now tli, . from, $l1.50 to 950
Sw\\'iss flol nt'ing:
your loice, yari, Allhover lace, all col
our ........... ..... rs priced regularly
Emtroideries an in- t $1.50, for quick
sei tlio s at p)ri (,q selling 75 0' to 35e
ran g ig u p wV It r] laces, upw\vard from.
mri Sch lossberg's
fr tii . . ............. 1 . ya.rtl ..... ..... .........
SNorthern Pacific Ry.
The Popular Route Through
the Land of Fortune
Four through electric lighted flyers daily each way operating between Chicago,
St. Louis, Twin Cities, Duluth, Superior and Seattle, Tacoma and Portland, pass
ing through Missoula at convenient hours, affording excellent service to travelers.
All through trains carry sleeping cars, coaches (except Nos. I and 2, which
carry no coaches) and the famous Northern Pacific dining cars, on which are
served the "Great Big Baked Potato."
Westbound
f Arrive Missoula Leave Missoula
10 :40 P . M . ......................... ............................. N o. 1 ....... ........ ............. .._......._ ...0.:50 P . M .
12 :40 P . M ........................................................ N o. 3......................................................... 12 :50 P . M .
r 12:24 A . M ............................................... ......... N o. 5..........._............. ......... .,...... . 12:34 A . M .
8 :20 A . M . ..........................................................N o. 41......................................................... 8 :30 A . M .
' Eastbound
5:18 P . M . ......................................................... N o. 2 ............................................ ...... 5:28 P . M .
7:20 A . M . ... ................................... N . 4 ..................... ................................. 7:30 A . M .
10 :45 P . M . ...... ....... ........................................ N o. 6 ....... ............................... 10 :55 P . M .
6 :35 P . M . .................. .. ........... ................ ... N o. 42 ......._ ................... ......................... 6 :45 P . M .
Bitter Root Branch
N o. 271 ...................................... ................... 8:40 A. M .
4:20 P. M . .......................................................N o. 272
N o. 273 ............................ ...... .................. 3:25 P. M .
8 8:25 A . M . .......................................................... N o. 274
Coeur d'Alene Branch
N o. 263.... .. .. .................................. 11 "35 A . M .
4:15 P. M . .......................... ............................... N o. 264
Butte Locals
11:30 A . M . ..... .... ............................................... N o. 255
N o. 256....................... ......................... 8:45 A . M .
I0 :10 P . M . ............................................................ N o. 257
N o. 258......................................................... 4 :30 P . M .
W. H. MERRIMAN, N. H. MASON,
D., F. & P. A., Butte, Mont. Agent, Missoula, Mont.
Make Us an Offer
For an equity in a 10-acre tract
close in to the city; land rich and
fertile; buildings good; plenty of
water; $2,850 against, this property;
$350 n\ow due; balance may run as
long as desired at 8 per cent.
Will sell equity very cheap, or
will trade for town lots. improved
property or desirable timber claim.
Act quickly; it's dirt cheap.
W. H. Smead Company
HIGGINS BLOCK.
Phone 212. Missoula, Mont.
HOW IS YOUR
FIRE INSURANCE?
Houston Realty Co.
TYPEWRITERS
New and second-hand, for rent or
sale. Repairs for all kinds of type
writers.
J. W. LISTER
114 East M"in Street.
HENLEY, EIGEMAN & CO.
GROCERS
115 Higgins Avenue.
Bell phone 87; Ind. Phone 474.
The Best of Everything in the Market.
R. G. HULL
Auto Service
Ravelli, Mont.
Daily trips across the reservationl
First-class service. Careful driver.

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