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For Decor ati ons, Designs CUT FLOWERS, PLANTS 805 1st Ave. No.— Phone 6347 If you want SATISFACTION Ship or bring your leaking, heat ing, smashed up auto radiators to the CHALLENGE RADIATOR REPAIR WORKS, 806 Central Ave. Phone 6Ö96 Great Falls, Mont JOHNSON HOTEL All Fireproof, Neat, Modern, Telephone Service JFlve Stories of Solid Comfort PETE JOHNSON. Proprietor EDDIE EKOLA, Manager 419 Central Avenue Great Falls, Montana KELLY'S LUNG SALVE Good for Cold on Chest, Whooping Cough, Congested Lungs, Sore Throat, especially for Croup. By mall $1.10. KELLY DRUG CO. 302 First Avenue South Great Falls, Montana Store Tour Battery This Winter at Northwest Storage Battery Co: EXIDE DISTRIBUTORS 410 First Ave. No. Phone 6969 AUTO ROBES Large Stock to Pick From VICTOR ARI0 SADDLERY j ! BAKERY PRODUCTS OF THE RZTTER KIND 0: GREAT FALLS AUTO RADIATOR WORKS Distributors for Shetwall Johnsoa Corer^ Radiator* Repaired, Rebuilt uf Made to Order. Tslepheiie MI4 108 Third St. a '?Yankee Maid" BREAD Page's Delicatessen CARRY The Following Are Our Regular Every-day Prices On Breakfast Foods Kellogs Corn Flakes, pkg. 12c Post Toasties, pkg .12c Large pkg. Rolled Oats 34c Roman Meal, pkg 33c Puffed Wheat, pkg 14c Grape Nuts, Pkg 17c Cream of Wheat, pkg 28c Shredded Wheat, pkg 14c Kellogs Krumble Bran 21c 9 lb. sack Health Meal 50c Kellogs Krumbles 14c Postum Cereal, pkg 23c EXTRA SPECIAL Polar White Soap, 16 for $1.00 7 lbs. Sugar 85c SANDAHLGROCERY W SPRAY OF THE FULLS Ticket Dance tonight, Odeon.—Adv. Pianos for rent. Orton, Bros.—Adv. Foot troubles. Dr. Hultberg. Phone 6486.—Adv. L. L. Green came in from Geraldine Wednesday on a short business trip. Harvey Keister of Fife, was a busi ness visitor in Great Falls Wednesday. W. J. Barnes of Conrad, was a busi ness visitor in Great Falls Wednesday. W. E. Rhodes of Glasgow, was a busi ness visitor in Great Falls Wednesday. Miss Susan Newhall came in from I.oma Wednesday on a . short business visit. Mrs. J. C. Walker returned to Belt Wednesday after a short visit in Great Falls. Mrs. Stanley Klemons has returned to Belt after a few days' visit in Great Falls. James Eckford came in from Choteau Wednesday for a short business visit in the city. Mrs. E. R. Clark was a business visitor in Great Falls Wednesday from Highwood. Dr. Barth, specializing in Pyorrhea and extracting- Thisted Block, Phone 4622.—Adv. Clark Bunigarner came in from Fife Wednesday for a short business visit in Great Falls. Come to Boulder Hot Springs to re lax—nature's positive cure for rhsuma tism.—Adv. Mrs. B. A. Robertson of Sun River, is spending a few days in Great Falls on business. We repair and re-make Jewelry. G. F. Jewelry Co., 13% Fourth street north, upstairs.—Adv. Charles H. Dahl came in from Belt Wednesday for a few days' business visit In Great Falls. John Harris came in from Fort Ben ton Wednesday for a short business visit in Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McDonald of Genou, were business visitors in Great Falls Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schwab of Aga wam, were business visitors in Great Falls Wednesday. Dave Hilgcr of Lewistown, spent Wednesday in Great Falls looking after business interests. A. J. Walter has' returned to High wood after a few days' visit in Great Falls with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. S. Mitchell came in from Power Wednesday for a few days' busi ness visit in Great Falls. Miss Bertha Paulson came in from Sand Coulee Wednesday for a brief busi ness visit in Great Falls. Mrs. George J. Dobbs who has been spending the last week at Fife visiting her brother-in-law, .T. D. Dobbs and «laughters, Miss Beryl and Miss Claire, will leave this (-Thursday) morning to NOW OPEN The New Shoe Repair Shop Expert workmanship, best materials, satisfaction guaranteed. Prices reas onable. All kinds of repairing, in cluding made to order shoes for men and women. Liberty Shoe Shop Thomas Grasseschi &. Bros. 22 Third St. South. CHIX STARTER CHIX FOOD COXKEYS' BUTTERMILK FOOD STERLING STARTING FOOD PULLINS GROCERY Corner Fifth Ave. So. and Sixth St. Phone 9415. ■■»■■■■■■■■■■■»■■■■■MB : MONUMENTS 8 GROVER & LEUCHARS 1010 First Avenu« gentil Phons «301 iaimUlHIIHllllMMll | i ! ; ' j | j j | j return to lier home in Sauk Center, Minn. Mrs. John Luebbe and baby returned Wednesday afternoon to Sun River after a brief visit in Great Falls. Miss Rose Morris and Mrs. O. C. Durland of Pendroy, are spending a few days in Great Falls shopping. Mrs. C. H. Porter returned to Cho teau Wednesday afternoon after a brief shopping visit in Great Falls. Mrs. R. E. Fuit/, is a patient at the Deaconess hospital, having submitted ta a serious operation there on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Kelly of Con rad are guests at Hotel Rainbow. Mr. Kelly has been in the banking business in Conrad. E. R. Stine of the W T estern Union Telegraph company at Helena, arrived in Great Falls Wednesday for a few days' business visit. E. J. Liese left Wednesday afternoon for Choteau for a few days' business visit in the interests of the Equity Life Insurance company. Miss Grace Thompson, county seyer intendent of Glacier county, returned to Cut Bank Wednesday after a brief busi ness visit in Great Falls. L. B. AVoods. division freight and passenger agent for the Great Northern railway at Helena, was a business visitor in Great Falls Wednesday. J. E. Morris of Great Falls and his family recently registered at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, says a communication from that organization. August Heydt returned to Great Falls Wednesday morning from a visit at Fort Benton. Mr. Heydt will leave today (Thursday) to return to his home at Shonkin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood and daughter returned to Highwood Wednesday after spending a short time in Great Falls visiting Mrs. Wood's sister, Mrs. Walter Hillstrand. St. Margaret's Chapter, Church of the Incarnation will hold a sale of fancy articles, jellies, etc. at the Johnson Hotel Saturday, Nov. 20 from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m-—Adv. Mrs. Arthur Johnson and baby after spending a few days in the city visit ing Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, returned to Spion Kop Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. T.\ C. Dickson arrived Wednes day afternoon from Rock Springs, Wyo., where she had been visiting for several weeks. Mrs. Dickson left on the after noon train to return to her home at Belt. John A. Curry left Wednesday af ternoon for Helena for a few days' visit. He will then go to White Sulphur Springs for a week or 10 days before going to Chicago and other eastern points. Mrs. Earl Addy of Shelby, is in Great Falls for a few days' visit with her sister, Mrs. W. F. Henderson, and her brother, Joseph W. Irvin. Mr. Addy accompanied Mrs. Addy to Great Falls on Sunday returning home last Monday. Mrs. Laurence Wilie of Seattle, ar rived in Great Falls Monday to spend two or three weeks visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Stanley, 717 Second avenue north. Mrs. Wilie was formerly Miss Amelia Stanley, her mar ria'ge to Mr. Wilie taking place last June. TO BETTER SERVICE : General Manager of North Pa cific Department of Big Corporation Speaks. That increased efficiency in the deliv- j ery service of the American t'xptessj company in Montana will be ore- of tue ; principal aims of the company in tii f -! future was the declaration made by E j M. Whittle of Seattle, general manager 1 of the North Pacific department of the' | American Express company, in speak- j i 'ng to a meeting of route managers and i ! agents of the company «t. the Great j ; Falls headquarters in the First National ' Bank building Wednesday. j "The company will endeavor in every | way posible to better its delevarv ser j vice in this territory," declared Mr. j Whittle. "It will aim to bring its efti | ciency up to the maximum as soon as j possible. Will Increase Forces Tn every case where it is deemed ne | cessarv the company will add more men to its force to give better delivery ser vice to the public. "It is also the aim of the company j to keep in close touch with the public | in order that it will understand the | needs of the people and be better able j j to supply then). The encouragement of j ! better feeling between the company and j the public and fostering a spirit of co I operation with the public is one of the j most important features of the Anieii i can Express company's program today." 14 Agents Present The meeting, which was under tie j supervision of W. W. Ward of Great > Falls, Montana district superintendent J for the American Express company, j was attended by 14 representatives j from all over the state, all of these men I having been present at: the opening ses sion in Mr. Ward's office Tuesday. I Following the address by Mr. Whittle, i the visiting representatives were shown around the city by members Of the Great Falls branch of the American Express company. ' All of the visiting delegates left Great Falls Wednesday night. CONFERRING SCOTTISH RITE DEGREES AT BILLINGS Billings, Nov. 11. —Degrees from fourth to thirty-second are being con ferred on a large number at the reunion here of Scottish Rife bodies affiliating with Billings Consistory No. 5. The re union will end Friday night. No More Constipation or Blotchy Skin Want a clear, healthy complexion, regular bowels, and a perfect working li ver? AH easy to ob- fXI [CARTER'S! ■ ITTLE I B iv er I ■pilo I easy tain if you take CARTER'S Little Liver Pills, the sure safe and easy actios rem- _ edy. For headsche, dizziness, ~üpset stomach and despondency they have no equal. Purely vegetable. Snail Pill-Small Dose-Small frice Inspirational Talk Is Made to Club by Members of Great Falls Organization. "Rotarians have a code of ethics which, if followed, will bring out the spirit of Rotary 100 per cent," said II. F. Johnson, in his talk on "The Spirit of Rotary" at the Wednesday noon luncheon of the Rotary club in the palm room of the Hotel Rainbow. "The code binds us to consider our vocation worthy and affording oppor tunity to servo society; to improve our selves, to increase our efficiency and to enlarge our service. As Rotarians we are striving to serve the individual and the community, in a business way and in a social way." Will Send Delegate. In response to an invitation from the bureau of education of the department of the interior, the club voted to send a delegate to a meeting in Butte, Decem ber 2, of educators and persons inter ested in education, from Montana, Utah and Idaho. S. D. Largent, who will go as representative of the Great Falls school system, is also a rotarian. Appropriation of $30 to provide hand bills in connection with distribution of U. S. government pamphlets during health week, December 5 to 11. Withhold Indorsement. Consideration of a request from the Salvation Army for indorsement by the Rotary club of the Army's coming cam paign for funds in Cascade county re sulted in a vote that the Rotary club indorse no money raising campaigns ex cept those which the club backs and of which it has charge. The Rotary club will be entertained at its next meeting on Wednesday, No vember 24. by a special committee, con sisting of Bill Steege, Archie Fritz, and Leroy Johnson. Women's Clubs Favor Park-to-Park Route Says Scott Leavitt Indorsement of the Park-to-Park highway move by the National Federa tion of "Women's clubs is certain, ac cording to Scott Leavitt, secretary of the Great Falls Commercial club, who has just returned from the first con vention of the Park-to-Park highway association in Denver. While there Mr. Learitt presented the matter to Mrs. John D. Sherman of Washington. D. C., chairman of the conservation division of the Federation of Women's clubs and received her in dorsement of the movement. It is probable, according to Mr. Leavitt, that support of the Park-to-Park highway members of clubs in the national federa tion. The matter probably will be pre sented soon at the meetings of the women's clubs throughout the ountry. Dr. W. E. Dodd, Specialist is Now at Park Hotel May Be Consulted Free on All Eye and Nervous Troubles, Straightens Cross-Eyes, Cures Squint, Headaches and Nervous Troubles With Glasses. Here Until November 21 only. Dr. Dodd of Butte has en joyed a large and successful practice for twenty-five years and numbers his patients by the thousands in every sec tion of Montana. Photographs and testimon ials from cured, satisfied pa tients throughout the state may be seen at his office, Park Hotel. Dr. Dodd announced twen ty-five years ago upon locat ing in Butte that he would straighten cross-eyes with glasses, and he did, and he is the only man in the state to day who can and does guaran tee to straighten them. Be sides this work, he guaran tees a cure for all eye trou bles and many nervous trou bles. Dr. Dodd has demon strated during his thirty years devoted to eye troubles that all eye diseases and most nervous troubles may result from eye strain, and at the same time the pa tient may have perfect sight. "A test type examination will not disclose this latent or hidden trouble, but expert knowledge of the Opletholin oscope and Retinescope will." says Dr. Dodd. All examina tions are free. KOCERY 13 4th St. So. GOOD THINGS TO EAT Phon«, «791.6792 PAY CASH — SAVE MORE — PAY LESS A FEW OF OUR CASH AND TAKE AWAY PRICES Armour's Star Hams, fresh stock, per lb 42<> New Shipment Hoody's Peanut Butter, per lb 23c 1 lb. Can Calumet Baking Powder 26C Evaporated Peeled Peaches, per lb 28C White Crystal Table Syrup, quarts, 32 <S half gallon. 60 c Folger's Golden Gate Steel Cut Coffee, 5 lb. cans. .$2.60 Snow Drift Shortening, 4 lb. cans, $1.18; 2 lb. cans, 60o Swift's Pride Washing Powder, large package 25<* Libby's White Asparagus Tips, 2 lb. cans 48<^ Pure Cream Corn, per can .. .• 15<£ New Crop California Figs, per pkg 20c Wanida Pitted Prunes, gallon size cans $1.18 Prepared Mince Meat in bulk, per lb 25<* Fresh Shipment Kippered Cod Fish and Salmon, per lb. 35<? Hood River Sweet Apple Cider, per gallon 75<> Olympia Sweet Apple Cider, gallon glass jugs $1.25 APPLES Bellefleurs, Jonathans and Baldwins, per box î?2.75 Winesaps, per box $3.50 EXTRA SPECIAL \ Ferndell Pure Fruit Jams, Red Raspberry, Logan berry and Blackberry, No. 5 cans $1.69 Sunkist Apricots, No. 2 Va cans 36<^ O'Cedar Oil, % gallon cans $1.48 SHIPIVIEIITS OF SHEEP TODAYMESI TOBE LAST OF THE SEHSOII . No Further Orders for Stock Cars for Loading On G. N. Butte Division. With the shipment of 22 cars of sheep from Blytbe today (Thursday I by W A. Armstrong, all orders for stock cars trom stations on the Butte division of the Great Northern will have been filled and officials of the road are not informed of any further shipments. Small consignments of livestock may be loaded later in the fall, it was stated at the Great Falls office Wednesday, but there is now no further business of this kind in sight. The Armstrong sheep will be consigned to Chicago. As compared with previous years stock shipments from this section of the state haave been extremely light this season. Last year because of drouth conditions, the outgoing move ment of stock was heavy and the fall ing off in 1920 is thought to be due to the exportation of young stuff one year ago. Other sections of the state have shipped considerably more stock this year than the territory served by the Butte division, a fact said to have re sulted from the large hay crop here abouts. , , An unexpected feature of the stock shipping season this year, according to CUT THIS OUT OI.D ENGLISH RECIPE FOB CA TARRH, CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES If vou know of some one who Is trou bled ' with Catarrhal Deafness, head noises or ordinary catarrh cut out this formula and hand It to them and you may have been the means of saving sonie poor sufferer perhaps from total deaf ness. In England scientists for a long time past have recognized that catarrh is a constitutional disease and neces sarily requires constitutional treatment. Sprays, Inhalers and nose douches are liable to irritate the delicate air passages and force the disease into the middle ear which frequently means total deaf ness. or else the disease may be driven down the air passages towards thö lungs which is equally as dangerous. The fol lowing formula which is used extensively in the damp English climate is a con stitutional treatment and should prove especially efficacious to sufferers here who live under more favorable climate conditions. . . _ Secure from your druggist 1 ounce or Parmint (Double strength). Take this home and add to it *4 pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar; stir until dissolved. Take one tablespoonful four times a day. This will often bring quick relief from distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breathing teeome easy and hearing improve as the inflammation in the eustachian tubes is reduced. Parmint used in this way acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system and has a tonic ac tion that helps to obtain the desired re sults. The preparation is easy to make, costs little and is pleasant to take. Ev ery person who has catarrh or head noises or is hard of hearing should give this treatment a trial. railroad officials, was that in the east-, erii portion of the state an unusually large number of yearling cattle were sold to the markets of the midwest. Ordinarily, there are comparatively few young cattle sent out of Montana, but this year the /rule did not hold. BIRTH A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dedmon, 901 Third avenue N. W., at the Deaconess hospital, Novem ber 17. For All Complexion Ills If the skin be colorless, sallow, muddy, over red, blotchy or freckled, nothing wl llso surely overcome the condition *as ordinary mercolized wax. It literally takes off a bad complexion—absorbs the dead and near-dead particles of surface skin, gently, gradually, causing no in convenience at all. A new complexion is then in evidence, clear, spotless, deli cately soft and beautiful. One ounce of thjs wax, procurable at any drug store, will rejuvenate even the worst complex Ion. It Is used like cold cream. #et i?our pictures! JHoto for Cfjristmaë And have them framed early before tha rush is on. We have a choice line of sheet pictures and the most complete line of new and up-to-date frame mouldings in the state. And remember 44 M perfect <Mt ii a picture •Peçfectlp Jframtb". We'll say our framer knows how. Also , we have the largest selection of stand and swing frames we have ever had. And more coming—For those photos. Come in now and select your pictures and frames and we will lay them aside for you for Christmas. Come in and have a look anyhow. Como Co. 319 Central Ave. Great'Falls, Mont. Notice To bring the people of Great Falls and other points con tiguous in closer touch with ALDERWOOD MANOR and the beautiful ideal which this wonderful suburban com munity, close to the big City of Seattle, represents, our rep resentative will be at The Park Hotel Great Falls For Three Days Only Thursday, Friday and Saturday The representative who will explain the ALDERWOOD MANOR plan to you has been with the project since it started and is familiar with every detail of the development, and knows the desirable features of every tract of land at Alderwood Manor. You will get a better location, and will be better satisfied for all time, if you will join us now, and if it is impossible for you to go to look at the property, let the man in charge select a tract for you. Call at the Park Hotel and our Mr. A. R. Todd will give you full information regarding the Alderwood Manor plan, and the finest suburban community in the country, yet only a few minutes from the great city of SEATTLE by inter urban electric train or bus lines. Hundreds of successful families are producing their own living and a large cash income besides. Ask for Mr. Todd at the Park Hotel. Call at the Park Hotel Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sure —SINCE 1853— v Puget Mill Company Walker Building, Seattle, Wash. Without cost to me please send Alderwood Manor literature and put my name on mailing list for free copies of the Alderwood Manor Countryside. N 8 in 9 Postoffice Street or P. O. bos No. State HAVRE MARRIAGE LICENSES. Havre. Nov. 17.—Marriage lieénse« have been issued to V. G. Rowe (25) and Rachael Stewart (251 of Big Sandy; Nels Brydahl (37) of Joplin and Thea Sorcnson (31) of Brinkman and to Oscar Sorenson (33) and Mary Sedivy (20) of Hingham. Y/ Beautiful Women of Society,duringthepast seventy years have relied upon it for their distfn Vjluished appearance. The j # soft, refined, pearly white complexion it renders instantly, Is always the source of flattering comment. Gouraud's Oriental Cream l-'F.KD.T. HOPKINS SON. N.-v. V.rk