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(SsrS ning Goes. Nothing Reserved the Housefurnishing business. There's a reason for it. The pproaching; we are preparing for it. Already we are assem 1 be on the road billed to Lewistown's Housefurnishing Store, first half of the year has left us with a number of broken lots e up our stock we are cutting the biggest slices from regular nd brings joy to the economical buyer. Now is the accepted ong and didn't think you could afford it. Bargains like these fide sale, 20 per cent—one-fifth—off. You saOe The Collins Framelets Have you got a photograph, a picture clippe 1 from on, of the maga zines of the clay or a picture of any kind that you want to preserve hut do not care to go to the expense of framing?. Why not get one of our Collins Framelets? They are just the thing aiul only cost 10 cents. Tin y are gummed and all ready for the insertion of the subject, are inexpen sive and at the same time preserve the picture. All sizes and colors of cardboard. »——» wmiw mmmwd Grips ssorted line of trunks and traveling* gs. You ean buy a full leather grip us durint; the sale just like cut, regu r #8.00 value, our price You can snve one-fifth of your money buying - vour trunk of us during this le. ery Department th off. We have some beautiful pat Johnson Brothers English ware-^bar rs ted line of dressers in the latest, up-to rs on any one of tnem. ers, sale price ^£9 6Q er, sale price every respebt, sale 7^) er on our floor d China Closets iated. We have just received several ance; 20 per cent discount. Rugs and Art Squares $ 24.00 rugs, regular $37.50 value, Always in the lead, we take a back seat for nobody, and our floor coverings are of the very best quality and just as represented. We have 24 all wool ingrain art squares, 9x12, all pat terns, regular $22.00 value Clearance sale price ............. All wool Ingrain art squares, 9x regular $9.00 value, sale price . $18.00 tapestry lirusstls rugs, assort ed patterns, sale price .............. Regular $32.50 value all wool Ax minster, sale price only .......... $ 9.60 $ 14.40 Our very best Axminstt now going at only ..................... Very best French Wiltons, regular $57.50 value, daz zling to the eye, sale price only.......................... $ 46.00 Our patterns are all the very latest and the way they have been going proves to our satisfaction that our lady customers think so too—read a few sale prices: all 90 cent all wool Ingrain, bery heaviest quality guaranteed Sale price, per yard ........................ m 4m C All half wool ingrain carpets, regular 65c value, as sorted patterns, sale price only, per yard ..................... Our very best guaranteed Royal lWlton caprets, reg ular $1.45 value sale price only, per yard ............ Note: Competitors sell this carpet for $1.60 yard. Our very best Axminster carpets, an assortment of patterns to select from, regular $1.40 value, sale price, yard, only We have about 50 carpet samples, consisting of tap estry brussels, Axminster and Royal Wilton velvets, bound on both ends, 11-2 yards long, regular $2.50 (It's a shame to take the money.) price only ............................ Matting and Linoleum Herrick Refrigerators ■a* - g —— ■ Jt pm . .... r - % __ h' 1 T, * ♦ - ? *— "4 ' ■V * - J V - ¥ fti a«M.**v* - * mr \ 20 per cent discount on all mattings ranging from 25c to 65c per yard. A number of remnants at your own price. Our linoleums have given universal satisfaction. They are made to wear and they'll do it,too. Regular L> grade, 75c value, assort ed patterns, sale price only, per square yd .......... All our E grade linoleums, regular 65e value, sale price only 4% 'pfjeg.e prices were never before quoted in Lewistown. Floor Covering Leaders: Matting 10c yd; Linoleum 52c ydj Very best grade Wilton Royal Carpet $1.16 yd. BEDS AND BEDDING We must mako room in our bed and bedding department. Our loss is your gain. A st raight 20 per cent discount off. Note a few prices: (F^D They are too well known to need introduction; we've only got three left. 1 No. Regular, $21.00 value, price $ 17.00 1 No. B, $23.00 value, price $ 13.00 1 No. 3, $32.00 value, price $ 26.00 Th)o second-hand refrigerators in good condition, $10 and $1S respectiOely. BEDDING The famous Ostemoor mattress, regular $18 value, sale price only ............................... Our very best laminated cotton felts, built in layers, not stuffed regular $15.00 value 4 I 9 IHi now going at ........................................................... Our $9.50 combination mattress, a bargain for the money. Sale price only ............................ Wool and cotton top regular $4.50 value. Sale price ........................................... Our very best tempered coiled spring, 120 coils to each spring, angle, iron sides and wood ends; the best known in spring constructinn, regu lar value $8.00. Jit 1(| Sale price, only .................................................... ........$ 14.40 $ 7.00 $ 20.00 BEDS The prices we are able to quote on beds is a marvel to competition, but we picked up a close-out lot at a price way below the regular and are offering them at correspondingly low rates. Our regular $25.00 beds, latest, fl it top, brass vases, assorted corners. Sale price .................. All our $16.00 beds '"*■ 419 (||k we are offering during this sale at .............................. tI- "V $6.50 values, just as represented in the cut, only a a. .... few left, price to close them out only ..............................H.v" Twenty per sent off on all pillows and blankets. A full size 4 feet six inch iron bed, just like cut, all wool top mat tress and a good supported spring, the same that you have always paid from $12.00 to $14.00 for. Our price, while they last ............................................... tOiw" ece or money refunded* Every piece just as represented* We have been able to list only a few off* If you can't come to town, send us your mail orders* They shall have prompt attention. We Both Lose Money" Montana Of Local Interest Go up to Sunnyside tonight. I-iist hous> -■on 1 on Monday, in Sunnysirie. licit Logan .1 stopped at the Day hou.- last Thursday, Mis. Henry Panent of Kendall was in the city Thursday. \\ c* will have ten houses in Sunny side in sixty days, C. T. Smith of l.avlna was in th'. | city the middle of last week. linnanns are fine now. < >ur Wednes day shipment will be the best of the season. Lehman's. Don't wait until we advance the prices luit buy at Sunnysld- now. Little Giant 81.75 school shoes for $1.90 during that house clearing sale at th- Fad. William Peters and wife of 1'tlea were registered at the Day House Wednesday. "Fritz - ' Race returned to town Inst n! ght from the ranch of G. p. Burnett, "ear Maginnis, where lie rusticated for ten days. We exp* et a large shipment of peaches in on Thursday. Don't for get to place your order before that lime, L hman's. M. I,. Woodman and .1. T. Wunri. r lin went over to Kendall this morning "it a short business trip. They will lelurn to Lewistown tomorrow morn ing - . Little Giant $1.75 school shoes for $l.oo during that house idearing stile at th Fad. James Raw and son were in the city I he middle of last week. The elder Mr. Raw has disposed of his (lowing mustache and some of ids s friends hardly recognized him. Alfonso Jackman, the Forest Grove woolgtower, has been In the city for tlie last week on business connected* with the disposal of his big wool dip. He sold yesterday. Wisconsin Blueberries arte at their best. We will have a big shipment in either Wednesday or Thursday morn ing. Place your orders in advance. Lehman's. Gordon O. Shafer of Moore was a business visitor in the city last night. Gordon informs us that the fall wheat out on the bench will make a good crop but that the dry spell will cut shor| the spring crop somewhat. "I never saw such a charming view in my life, and 1 am so glad that Will bought those lots at Sunnyside, such a magnificent sunset and the nights are simply glorious—the air is so dry and nice up there. Sam McGregor of Harlowton was In the city Thursday. Mr. McGregor says that Harlowton is "putting on ail s" with a new in wspaper already established and a new bank to be es tablished August 1st. Those desiring a nice suit cull and look over the new line. Just re ceived. Walter Knight. Raspberries are getting scarce. If you want any for canning, please give us your order at least two days in ad vance. Lehman's. Jmm-H M. Croft, ex-county treasur er, came In last night with iris wool, which lie will place on the market tills we., k, probably tomorrow. Mr. Croft lias a nice clip and should secure a top price for it. He says that the country around Stanford is looking line al though a few showers would not come amiss at tile pin sent time. Little Giant $1.75 school shoes for $1.00 during that house clearing sale at tlie Fad. The Lewistown Furniture company is tills week sending out some attrac tivo advertising folders in which the trade advantages of that exclusive furniture house are placed before the public. Manager Marsh says that he is tired of licking stamps and secured a postage permit from the government for his advertising matter. California peurs are beginning to conn in freely. We.receive them daily. Lehman's. C. W. Thurston, the Moore banker, was in the city Sunday. Mr. Thurston has arranged with tlie National Mag azine, one of the most widely distrib uted publications in tie- United States, for a five-page writeup of Fergus county ami her resources, the article to be profusely illustrated with fa miliar scenes from the county. The article will appear in the September number of the magazine and will lie of great benefit in advertising tin* re sources of this great county. Thursday's shipment of watermel ons will me a fine one. The Knights of Pythias and itath Imne Sisters of this city now bav.- one of the prettiest lodge rooms in the slate. The new hall is in the second story of the new Charters & McDon ald building on Main street and it has been fitted up in elegant style with several hundred dollars worth of new lodge furniture. The ladles have add ed greatly to the appearance of ij.e hall with some very pretty decorations. Dr. Gaylord McCoy of Kendall was in th city yesterday find lust night. You can buy men's heavy work shoes, both lac and congress, for $1.00 a pair during that house clearing sale at the Fad. Purest itir in the- Inland Empire at Sunnyside Heighths W. H. Smith, formerly a member of the law firm of Huntoon, Worden & Smith of this city, arrived in town last Thursday evening from Lovel, Wyo., where he has occupied a responsible position with a large railroad contract ing company for six months past. As a result In the change of his work, Mr. Smith's health is greatly improved and he came over to Lewistown to see old friends of which he has a large number here and to close up some bus iness affairs. He left this morning for Seattle where he has an attractive business offer. Don't fail to see our repres litative at Sunnyside. We are there every evening and Sunday afternoons. Money to loan on first class ranch property. F. F. MacGowan, attorney " I at law. at at & John Ross was in from Denton yes terday. George M. Stafford w nt to Moore Wednesday. Andrew Fergus return, d Fri lay ev ening from Helena. Not a cross word in a h.irr. I of Met ro]..do, at .1. O. Gllk rsoiiV. Charles V. Peek was up from his De.-rii Id ran.-h yesterday. W. \V. W>. > t and wife • f Gill Edge weiv visiters in the city Saturday. Turkey tied seed wheat, reeli ;.nod, at the Montana Elevator at Moore. Turkey ReJ pied wheat, recleaned, at tlr Montana Elevator at Moore G. p. Burnett and wife of Gilt Edge were visitors to the city Saturday. George Bellys of Maiden was a busi ness visitor to the city Saturday. Rich, rare, mellow and pure; Metro pole whiskey, at J. O. Gllkersons. Charles E. Wright of Kendall lias been in Lewistown for several days past. Ernest Kies of Fort Maginnis was a business visitor to the county seat Saturday. P. F. Scott, the Kendall blacksmith, and iris wife, were visitors to the city Wednesday. The regular meting of St. James' Guild will be held on Friday, August 3, al 3 ]>. in., at the rectory. There is no dust in your eyes when you nr., buying Sunnyside lots. O. G.'Uersi n, d.'sbing to place Dio best brand of whiskey be for.. Iris trade, has secured Metropolv whiskey. Mike Lynch, the genial manager of the N-l'.ar ranch, was a business visi tor to tlie city last Wednesday. G. It. Stuart, the benedict, aeeotn^ panted by Iris In iri. , was in the city from Kendall Friday and Saturday. You won't have three feet of water In your cellar and rheumatism if you buy in Sunnyside. If you want a drink there is nothing too good for you, ther. fore try Metro pole whiskey at J. O. Gilkerson's. Svvend Holland, thie Gilt Edge wool grower, was in town last week for tho purpose of disposing of his fine clip of wool. You can buy men's heavy work slides, both lade and congress, for $1.00 a pair during that house clearing sale at the Fad. E. C. Swellzer, the popular young manager of the big Hurt Al Co. store, made a Hying trip to Butte Saturday, returning last night. Gilt Edge and Elite shoe polish only 15c during the houseelearing shoe sale at the Fad. A. W. Wan- left Thursday morning for Seattle where hi' will remain for several weeks looking after some busi ness interests which he inis recently acquired In that hustling city. Ira Dundom Inst week sold to Geo. M. Stone Al Company 240 acres of land, located on Spring creek about ten mil's below the city. The price was $2,600. M. P. Tlegen and W. B. Sullenger of Grass Ilangie, Lee Bain of Stanford and S. Douglas of Utica were some of the woolgrowers who have been in tho city during the past week disposing of th. ir wool clips. The Empine Studio now carries a full line of supplies for amateur photo brnphers. Fresh lilms direct from the factory. You can't go wrong it you drink Mctropole whiskey at J. O. Gilk< rson's Gill Edge and Elite shoe polish only 15c during the liouseelearing shoe sale at the Fad. Services at St. James' church next Sunday in the morning only, at 11 o'clock. Morning—Pray, r, sermon and holy communion. During the month of August the evening services will lie discontinued. Bert Uoseoe and his brother, T. R. Roseoe, were bound over to the dist rict court for trial on the charge of grand larceny at the conclusion of their preliminary hearing which was held before Justice W. T. McFarland. Mrs. Wong Kee, the first Chinese woman that ever came to Lewistown, arrived Wednesday nlglil. Mrs. Kee was accompanied by her husband and both are getting pretty well along In years. Misses Hughey and O'Hara, two of 1 lie most popular of Lewlstown's school teaeli'-rs, left yesterday morn ing for a tour of the National Bark, after having spent s veral weeks on their ranches near Forest Grove. They will spend several we ks in Wonder land. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Whaleman re turned home Friday evening from Hil lings where Mr. Wiedeman transacted some business. Billings, tie says, is certainly about the liveliest (dace in the state just now, its unmistakable boom h ing the result of united and determined work on the part of the business men of that town to place tin- advantages of the place b fore the people of the eastern states. Hun dreds of transients are constantly on th"- streets and business of every de scription is fine, ; There's vigor and strength in Rai nier beer, on tap at the Midway. Steve Drlnkard, living between Straw and Garnelll, drank sulphuric acid with suicidal intent last Monday. He had been drinking, h> avily for some time, and was despondent. The deed was performed at the barn of Hensley & Hendricks, where the vicltm found a one-pound bottle of the acid which was kept on hand for use in filling a chemical fire extinguisher. Mr. Drink ard will probably recover, but will al ways suffer with his stomach, and it will no doubt hasten his end. He ex pressed regret that he did not get enough. It talking of his attempt at suicide, he said that he went to the bottle twice before getting his courage up to the sticking point, but the third time he took the poison. His mouth and throat are In a horrible condition from the burning fluid. His father was on the road here and arrived just a short time after Steve had taken the fiery dose.—Inland Empire. The Cottonwood creamery is now in operation and some of the finest but ter ever made in the county Is being turned out. Give the butter a trial.