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I
TBE WHITE SALE
STILL GOES OV
In pretty much all of
its bargain glory the
Symons W hite Sale is
again presented. And.
though. Thursday
marks the fourth day
of the ex'ent and.
though, the selling has
been strenuous and
steady since the sale's
beginning there is still
broad and satisfying
selections in the vari
ous lots of under
muslins that make up
the selling.
SNOWY W HITE
L'SDERMUSUSS
—of all sorts, includ
ing Nightgowns. En
velope C h e rn i s e s.
Draxeer Combinations
and Skirts in a host of
new a n d attractive
styles take part in the
event, i es. and all are I
presented at a con- :
siderable saving in j
price to those who 1
share in the sale
TOILET NEEDS
Favorite Toilet Preparations Are Priced
Specially ('heap at Symons—Don't Miss It.
"Blue Sr«T vaseline;
pure as any C n
made; on sale at.
Toothbrushes ; assorted
styles; \alues up ^ JT _
to 25c; sale at. XOv
Packer's tar soap: l»e>t
for shampooing;
25c value; cake
Mennen's. Williams and
Colgate's Talcum *| £
WiHHlhur> I
der; all shade:
25c \aluc; suit
15c
ims and
15c
18c
Sunitol Tooth Powder;
great favorite; *|
25c value at.... lOv
Williams' **Quick - and
Kasv" shaving OZf
soap; 6 cakes.. LtO\s
Pound rt'lls absorbent
cotton: regular QQp
5(k* value at OOv
l.ambert's 1 isterine. full
strength. 50c QO«
sire bottle; eachOQv
Daggett and RamsdelPs
"Perfect" cold QOm*
ctv.un. 5ik' sue OOX
'SHEEP-SKIN LINED COATS
REGULAR VALUE
. Men's heavy sheepskin lined coat*;
I heavy canvas hack affairs; made vuth
'high military collar; ïhaO value, at
FOUR NINETY EACH. __ .
$ 4 . 90 :
SPECIAL! MENS MACKINAWS
H $7JO
VALUES UP TO $10.00
Men's heavy mackinaws, inelud|nK
'■Pinch-Hacks," "Norfolks and Belted
Hacks." Come in assort«! color effect
special. SEVEN NINETY EACH.
SOME SPLENDID „BARGAINS.
Even Housewife Should Make It a Point to ."hare ,n J hl > ^^Tares.
inos_The Articles C oncern Only >easonab e, lies raoie «are^
I"» 3 . u-.. i ..v. v .•tTloninl Berlin stew kettles of
"(Mean-Cut'* cake tins Single loaf bread tins
with knife; medium of regulation family
special*'valine.. IOC it; ^Tat l5C
Cups and saucers in "l.add riu beaters. -
plain white; 2 differ- in 1; 'ted: " 1
ent shapes; 1<)1 made: c\tr.« 9Qp
evtra special special
Water glasses, colonial
shape; regular family
size: special
per set ...•
Dishpans made from
gra> granite; hea
enameled fin
ish. 14-ijt. si
50c
e from
hea vv
69c
Berlin stew kettle* of
gray granite; medium
-ire ; made
with cover i dL
All-steel meat roaster;
oblong shape: seam
less: self-bast
ing; special
85c
Bread raisers of gray
granite; medium size,
round bot- f 1 O?
tom; cover «p JL.£tS
Tin wash boilers of
heavy weight ; copper
bottom; $2.25
huudlcs
SMALL WAR,
"-ÄÄHÄfcafi
Hard wood toothpicks; I huii . '
come 1,000 in a Q _
box; 10c value____ OC
White pearl buttons —
come dozen on a Q
special at.,.OC
card;
Hose supporters for
misses and chil- f?
dreu; pair .......3C
White bias seam tape;
6-yard pieces; 10c t
value at...........9C
Art gum; put up In
large size cakes; Q
15c value; cakc...«/C
Nail scrubs; ,
styles ; good"'*"
nuality; 20c v ,|.[
.Whiskbroomi 0 i
Kfade; 1,000 i„
sale i 25c value..
Hair l.rushes; ,
bnsl le ; hard ' i
Wood buck
Skirt markers;
sell regularly .1 <>'
•foe; special Ik
Boa stationery.
grade of pap er
»■mu- ,,i paper n ,
and envelopes. £l
SAVE NOW AS NEVER BEFORE ON COAT
These Coal-Clearing Davs AI Symons Mean Much to the Woman Who Has Need for a
New Coat or Two -Thev Provide Big, Generous Assortments and Prices Are Greatly Reduced
THREE BIG SALE L0TS-VALUES ARE IMMENSEti
J
SALE! CLOTH COATS
Including: Garments of Novelty Mixtures Y elour.
Boucle, Cheviot. Metalamb, Etc. (2 1 A A A
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE olU.UU
Women s and Misses' Coats, including wool, mix
ture«. boucle, velour, zibeline, cheviot metalamh.
matl.tsse. etc St vies include loose ripp'.e back bait
and full belted affairs, large storm conve 'ible col'.gr.
taffeta velvet, embroidered and si'k t -----c* 44
■ neb. bat TF\ DOLLARS FACH
SALE! PLUSH COATS
And Coats of Wool Velours. Fancy Novelty Mix
tures and Other Cloth*. I ante Collar. {J»"| ^7{?
EXTRA SPECIAL \ AI l F Oiö. I O
Vt inter Coats of flush woo! velours and assorted
mixtures; made U'ge e. "ar; fanev belts and
pockets; full ripple svt efects: some trimmed with
beaver plush; othe's t—tmed; lined throughout;
manv stvles from » ; u tr choose from; special at
SIXTEEN SEVENTY-FIX i EACH.
SALE! PLUSH COATS
Beautiful New Full Ripple and belted Models of
Great Beaut v. Cape Storm Collar. ÖJO/I PC A
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE..........
The greatest value thus far offered in Butte this
season! Women s and Misses' New Plush Coats fash
ioned with large cape storm collar; made in full ripple
and belted models and they are lined with "sol" satin;
sizes 16 vears to 46-inch bust; on sale at only
tvlenty'-four-fifty EACH.
Beauty White Waists
hvmsft.-h-! . tu,;
$1.59
Women s Dress Skirts
$2.85
CLEARINGSALE 0FDRESSES
TWO ATTRACTIVE LINES GROUPED FOR A FINAL CLEARAWAY m
Lot I Sale Smart Dresses
' of surges, of '
: . vYrnbuiation*
* -cxi. wxmI tr
belted and
abH'.ifd evlor*
810.00
Lot 2—Sale Dandy Dresses
• :-g which are frocks of f ne wool materials;
icd are tun.e and plaited styles with white
y belts and
815.00
. r : cuffs of broadcloth; fane
• hC.'. bu.t n. fur and beaver plush
trimmed; black, navy, brown, etc ...
Women's Dress Skirts
fashioned from chudda cloth serges, pop
pins. Bedford cords, etc.; fancy ripple and
plaited effects; button and striped trimmed.
Extra special value ^3 33
Women's Dress Skirts
The famous "Korrect" make ami are made
from wool serge poplin, "Sol" satin, etc.;
smartest tailored effects; button trimmed;
in many styles; on sale <t»r» An
at ...............................85.IW)
u
DANDY SALE OF TURKS
Hou-«» tves. Hotel Keefers and Other
New Supplv of Turks. Make the M.
Who Need a
This Chance.
Tl KK> S*r
At 15c
At 19c
Al WAN'S—\ BARGAIN STORE—SYMONS"
ASSORTED WEAR CHEAP
Winter-Tin* Ypparel. Including Warm Knit I nder» ear and
Assorted Outer Garments for Women and Children.
-OC
50 c
69c
f.CCOfd C\
- iT*s
i OC
uxi
75c
81.00
"ALWAYS—A BARGAIN STORE—SYMONS"
FINE BEDDING VALUES
No Other More in the City Can So Well Supply Your Bedding
Need* As Can Symons—Prices Are Lowest.
THICK COMFORTS—Full double
bed vze. filled with cotton and
* \crcd writh silkoline; hand
special ' alue - $2.50
E.NE 1.0MFORTS—Heavy weight
a: i c i large size: covered with
v' ' . plain center; Persian
^Mer: >35, value; ^jQQ
ST MARTS WOOL BLANKETS
1 .-a.ii gray', large size, colored
border; c : <idered best value in
America, sale at.
FEATHER F \\
> ze: coxe-vd m :a A C
•g: regular vzTe
tK>w at Sy :: >
each
SHEET BLANKETS n
.50 c
81.25
psair
FIN t v c*kFOH T S — Goad, fell
Kit. weil f. ôi w :h .* rded cot
toa cover
gv»i fîdi
each
81.50
pair
$5.50
SOME SHOE BARGAINS
Momens and Children's Winter Footwear Attractive)
Priced—Read the Items Over Carefully.
RIG GIRLS' SHOES JZ.30 I WOMEN'S SHOES «4!
—in high-cut style; button I —of fine vu-i kid with win;
pattern; heavy oak soles; the I tips; lace pattern; new ko«
sizes range from îti to 7 at I Cuban heels: all very sm
TWO FIFTY PAIR. I at FIVE SIN T V -FIVE.
At $1.59
Children's shoes of
calf leather in button
style; oak soles; ONE
FIFTY-NINE.
At $2.25
Little gents' shoes
for school wear; Wu
cher style: at TWO
TWENTY-FIVE.
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5 - - -■'da.- *ad then wonder .ng
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--t scat- .i-i - -ir-i L-LCLSLis,::^
; f:r farm l^ns It
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^_ Ct * aorii-ex Montas*
-So ' ar : 'W.;.*ra-. -{y a
JWZ« sat. O u , :i x . . . •.
Moasata. aa.i 1 » }Ä r» . r vaa.TT!^
I<— * ^ « tk^a^TS
L>akota boundary on the east. It
didr. t make any difference to Dr. Clay
who the patient was. and the matter
e.f pay never entered his head. He
answered the call. The day never came
that was too cold or too blizzardous
for Dr. Clay to heed a sick call.
four years ago Valley sent him to
the ;ower house, and two years ago to
the senate. That was before Phillips
county was created. Then Phillips, in
which Malta is %>eated. insisted he
come back as their representative in
the senate and he finally consented.
What a glum-looking bunch of dem
ocrats there was in Phillips county
her. the announcement was made
that L'r. '.lay would run. "Run against
L " Clay ! - democrats exclaimed. "I
shoaid say col I don't want to bo
nin out of this county'*'
So Dr. Clay made the race with no
.andtdate opposing him.
Pratrie county is dead set against
"e teachers pension fund law and
r-- aior Haiey has introduced a bill
for its repeal, a companion bill wUi
* "Produced providing for the refund
- atonies paid in.
- -- Ä ts unfair and was passed
* " 'terest of the best-paid teaeh
'7 said Senator Haley.
' er.ef.t to the school teach.
rr! oar way and we wui taka
■i the hooks, if possible."
moonshiner' KILLS MAN
WHO POINTED OUT STILL
- sent, ky—la th* Cumberlaad
" -ca r- section of th* Dickinson
v.r.ty border east of here. Hiram
. "L 1 ~' : ' : '*--'-*r. J5 years old, met
' ~ ri m. a neighbor, on the roadside
*-;j — •« Horn had informed rev
■e -Seers as to the location of bla
■""" { mm the effects of
-T*. -* * few hour,,
e -s then fed to th* hills. Horn
1 OW and several small chll
LEAVES SWEDEN TO AVOID
WAR; KILLED BY AUTO
. ^ Pa.—To be kiUed two
•t-î îT'*T " ' c ln * -Ymerica was the
br êrwL idp ^ "»Bender, who was
K- Sw «*«n hy his so«.
* . « he he would eso«e
shoiw s" »4 war in case Swede«
X e hecoaie nvolved.
. N»t veritf #" -VI lent own.
>»«ten and friends of Ute
.
I
FORTH CRUT
A Stream of Black Smoke <
Miles Long Issues From
Crater in Half Hour.
Redding, Cal.. Jan 1" I-assenï
erupted with tremendous force t
foltowing a series of violent inle J
explosions, according to a report
phoned here from Macoumber MJ
stream of heavy black smoke , J"
long poured out within a half
indicating that a great sealed 1
on the mountain top has been
open. nt
It was by far the pr. ktest erup^
since May 22. 1915. Th- «'h° ,e Jj
the mountain apparently
smoke. The great crater '»n tne «
tain top waa sealed in 191$ 0
a series of eruptions (
No reports of flowing l*' a j
damage had been received UP
o'clock. . rtlll
The smoke was visible tkr I
the Sacramento vailev 1 ,
crowded housetops and open P
sight of the exploding m "" nla
The eruption, began at t* 4 . (t )
11:40 the smoke was boil ng ou
mountain in unabated volumsGP j
ally cloaking the peak. The o' -
completely spanned the sout
with an arch 40 miles long. 1»
Up resting well beyond the
verge of Happy valley in «>•
Th7eruption in May. lM3 ; '^"7"
Hat Creek with a flow of thi
family made tkiagt P ,e *""' e n
newcomer, who was S2 > oa „j :
The other night »he father £
went calling^ and on **' tir ,truck^
alight rain the aged man »•> ù 0 |des.j
•n auto driven by Ift rin ; .^ n f<l 1
vrpewriter dealer. He siist»*". ^
luri«s from which he ' 1 '^ ,
.Her I« the AHe. towu hosP'*",,, »
Holden, who wm n 1 ' 1 ' 1 '"* jidl
rhine slowly, explained that M .
see the man on account ot
tore on his windshield

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