The Browning review. [volume], October 27, 1922, Image 8

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THE BROWNING REVIEW
HARRY K. OSBORN, Publisher
Entered at tbe Postoffice at Browning,
Montana, as Second-class Matter.
Subscription, Per Year $2.50
Outside the United States 3.00
Display Ads., Column Inch 35c
Legal Notices, Per Line 10c
Readers, Per Line 10c
Issued Every Friday Afternoon
G.O.P. GETTING CHILBLAINS?
With election day drawing near,
the republican situation in many
sections looks desperate and in
many others hopeless. Confirma
tion of this view is found in the
facts that President Harding has
felt constrained to write a letter
to republican floor leader Mondell
designed to raise republican hopes
and in which he pleads for the
re-election of the present republi
can do-nothing congress. William
R. Wood, chairman of the re
publican congressional commit
tee, has been compelled to revise
downward his prediction of a re
publican majority in the next
house, and practically every mem
ber of the president’s cabinet has
been sent out on the stump.
Candidate Fess assures the
country that the United States
under the Harding administra
tion have preserved their “moral
courage.” This makes Newberry,
Daugherty and Goldstein blush.
Everything from the safety
pin on the baby’s diaper to the
tombstone over the grave of the
oldest inhabitant is taxed under
the Fordney-McCumber high tar
iff bill.
U. S. Guns Guard Vladivostok
Toklo. —Lawlessness reigns In Vladl- j
vostok as the result of the approach of
a victorious "red” army, official dis
patches say. The French consulate
was attacked and foreigners have ap- .
pealed to their governments for pro- j
tection. The American consul has en- ;
gaged a refugee center for Americans,
a building flying the American flag
and guarded by the guns of an Ameri
can cruiser.
Two Japanese cruisers and throo
Japanese destroyers also are in Vladi
vostok harbor to aid the protection of
foreigners.
Balfour May Retire
London. —According to tbe Times’
parliamentary correspondent It Is con
sidered probable that Lord Balfour
may retire from politics altogether.
Deputies Back Poincare
Paris. —The chamber of deputies has
given a vote of confidence to Premier
Poincare’s government on the proposal
to begin discussion of the budget. The
vote was 389 In favor and 148
against.
Get your shoes repaired at the
Bootery.—Adv. 28-ts
The Value Of Confidence
Confidence has made our business all that it is,
or that it ever hopes to be. This store is fully
awake—-thoroughly aroused to the incompara
ble worth of having and holding the confidence
of our customers. There is no cash on hand,
no goods in stock that compare with the im
portance of a store holding the confidence of
its customers. This has taken fifteen years of
{jatient trying, a good deal of advertising and a
arge number of individuals all interested in
gaining confidence to build this business up to
where it is, and we would ask you one ques
tion: Do you think for one minute that we can
afford to misrepresent-- to lose your confidence?
Come in and see if -our prices are not in
strict keeping with the prevailing conditions
BROWNING MERCANTILE Co.
HOUSE OF QUALITY
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Unless otherwise stated, the advertisements appearing below are ordered
and paid for by the parties in whose interests they are published.
Anker O. Torrison
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Republican Nominee For
County Attorney
Jas. A. Heller
Republican Candidate For
CLERK AND RECORDER
J. H. MONTEATH
Republican Candidate For
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Two-year Term)
YOUR VOTE FOR
H. O. EWING
Democratic Nominee For
CLERK AND RECORDER
Will Be Appreciated
808 DAVIS
Republican Candidate For
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(SIX-YEAR TERM )
Stands For a Fair and Impartial Ad
mininstration of County Affairs
Advertisement—Paid ^or By Bob Davis.
For a real enjoyable evening’s en
tertainment take in the pictures at
THE ORPHEUM THEATER
William F. Allison
Democratic Nominee For
County Treasurer
MARY M. REAGAN
Democratic Nominee For
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OFSCHOOLS
Born at Mondovi, Wash.,
1890. Attended rural schools at
Mondovi, later attending Daven
port High School and graduated
with honors in 1908.
Attended Cheney State Nor
mal for two years and graduated
from the advanced Normal
Course in 1916, receiving both
my state and hfe diplomas.
Have had eight years’ teach
ing experience in both Washing
ton and Montana, a’
certificates! n both states.
Elected county superintendent
of Glacier county in 1920. Have
given my best attention to the
upbuilding of the rural and city
schools of Glacier county.
PERRY A. DAVIS
Democratic Nominee For
SHERIFF
Your Vote Will Be Appreciated
T. B. BOMBOY
Democratic Nominee For
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
From Glacier County
CALL IN AND SEE
OURNEWANDSELKTLINEOF
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Hosiery, Silks, Satins, Suitings,.Dress
Apronsand Underwear for the en
tire family. Also Fancy and Heavy
Sweaters for the young schoolboys
Our stock is complete and the prices
right Call in and look us over. We
also have a nice line of fresh staple
Groceries, Vegetables and Fresh Fruit
You should visit our Meat Department this
week. Choice Meats from Baby Beef-Steers
THE STOCKMEN’S TRADING COMPANY
(Successors To Broadwater-Pepin Trading Company)
BROWNING ... MONTANA
-cur in auuiuiv r.u.
Denver. —A reduction In the price of
pnsollne of two cents a gallon was an
nounced hy the Continental Oil com
pany here. The price per gallon will
he 24 cents.
Army Blimp Starts on Trip Back East
Ross Field, Arcadia, Cal. —The army
dirigible. C-2, which recently flew here
from Langley field, Newport News. Vn,
has started on Its return transconti
nental flight.
Wine Grapes Drop From $l5O to SBS
San Francisco.—Choice wine grapes
dropped from $l5O to SBS a ton on the
San Francisco market recently, as a
result of shipping difficulties and con
gestion of shipment at California
points.
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS
%
$1,500 Assortment Just Received
Diamond Rings, Wedding Rings, Pearl Necklaces
Diamond Rings at $25.00 to $47.00
Wedding Rings, 14-K solid gold,wide or narrow band,at. $6.00 to SB.OO
Genuine Deltah Pearl Necklaces, guaranteed, come in
handsome cases, at $5.00 to $30.00
Watch Chains and Fobs, large assortment to select
from. Prices range from $2.50 to SB.OO
Also Lavallieres, Lockets, Napkin-Holders, Cuff
Buttons, Brooches, Fancy Ear Drops. Etc.
Sherburne Mercantile Co. ;
mK GETYOLRORDERIN
JEX NOW FOR A NICE STEAK
From this home-grown, white-faced
steer. We are killing these critters very
rapidly, so get busy before it’s too late
CASH MEAT MARKET
JULIUS LINDHARDT, Proprietor
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