The Butte daily post. [volume], January 17, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

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TflMTIC STILL fl«
Two Couples Arrested at Palm
Cafe for Alleged Violation
of State Laws.
I.Mian Nelson. Ethel Brown. I. >
Stchiiebe! and Mike Ryan »tie m Vo
lle« court thin morning as the result
of polie« activité to pretent that sort
of offense supposed to hate laten elim
inated with the .-losing of the redlich!
district. The defendants asked for a
continuance. The request tt..> crante.,
and the ase " 11 hro :cht up for
trial either th ? afternoon or tomorrow
morning
The two couples were arrested at j
the Palm cafe on 1 st Broadway.
"Ted" Thomas, who. **th iv. •
hi* pockets. for ' '
the streets last ni*. • f iuvi SU'
Sentence was susp«- •• » ' 1
promise lo go to \m*vK
Gladys Thom- " cî-.ir»:ed w.tV va -
mranry. made \ • r ' '* Tv ' ' '
her future cor : : "
BIITÏÏ IN BRIEF
Mr ml Mr« Jan -
have been condr.otir*:
lunch room ft-r the ; •
left ye*terdi'.>
Mar
Hide in future
\V. 11 Merrim.
and passt *.er uy ' U■:
Pact' '
Helena, wr.ert
couple f dit\s
Pat Carrey, th
Rul'> - -> *•- ù t. •
•
a trip to the capita 1
Mrs R- 1
hi a patter- at St Ji
where she is >r :.0 ~
ck of 1 !
Mr
Hai
-ale» r.p rapid
he
ire<ît
mon# the s
ity tod*:
Mrs R ruavie
ril| be pa w.s~ •-.*:*
his ever ... t-r:
J. D M
Harr
une
Bcr: to Mr , Vr« J W W
• t St, J
ys; t.»l a do - t«-r
Mrs. Raymor W. - *. .
a-, ?-•! ïvi -Ya- « - •
>- r* 1
A son was bom Jan Ï* t Mr at
Wheei< • - S
or avenue.
Mr and Mrs A. T Tr :-.ar 1 ■
err.- are v:sltl: f. f'.f .i? if
Mr and Mrs c C. S,r sr of i
sr!rh frier d* :n the c:t>
r C Ce*!* t arid
Ovar» do are here todv
W W W -7- d
the I. . ;r.f*t t.-r
R J Btc.. mar *?
rueat at the Thorr • :
?? ? Arml*.a.ge r * V*
e- a '-«ïl-e** r
Montana Plano cv -
valve —Ad v.
John A •.ema-i
tlie Fera . - . • -» . •
A P St man f S -
VtfHon m the city
Jofcn
ri vale from N rr.
f*bar « Re mar.ee •• *
rue*t at tr * Tot
lire M Pa:t o of D
frieod* :r .tie
A L Jordan '
'ame over today
5k M Ihiffey .f r
at the Fir fn
Mr* Hr,** I î .* rr. tt, ■
from V #•
from ;
W H T u * ! >
•OkfOg Ïï* Vlaft.jbr*
I**-'*- -
T«i Banitf' f
Bozeman ir a r*zeet
• t th*
H, tirktvjfi is
asaon# th* . uitorr
from For* *
TV«!*- Bin -
of Gîendive b here
on «OHM4#
C L Mayc 'f
Hamilton 1* raking
fr tbe citT
I- A- Fowié-r ;
f BÄ*;r. > a f-uest at
Mrs. Prt^e of (;
n*t Falls rame over
Tester da y
A H. Thiele i*
her* from the K'.ec
trir rit
R Cartwright
,f n ' r *at Fi' r .»me
,n _Y„ _ _ , . „ ,
Tt .lliam T . . . of r,.y der u ir
the * It,
H A Ba- k i. amor g the M .-.ouli
I>r etrylrer rwte«ruith Tte-ee».- s-g
James Pimr-sr n is hsre from T.lv-j
Peter Itertoglio « resident of Mead
•rvftte. who was shot and serious! In
VICTOR RECORDS
In a Complete Stock-—Always
Ready for Immediate Delivery
The "Quality First" Store
CONTINUING
The Annual White Sale
Of Table and Domestic Supplies and
Yardage Goods
There Are Mentioned Here but a Very Few of the Wonderful
Special Bargains
Pillow Cases
Regular 2tk pillow
Regular 22\-. p:'<' v
Regular 30c pillow
!U»,u!.ir 35*. pillow
Bed Sheets
Hegul.ti- 65c
Regular 75c
Regular 90c
Regular *1.0t
Regul
Regui
Rtgul
Embroidered Cases
Beautifully embroidered pillow eases
in a great assortment of designs:
regular .Vk for............... 29c
EXTRA SPECIAL !
Hemstitched Sheets
EXTRA SPECIAL !
beautifully
'dgc Spe
$.1.95
of 13 i
made, with (Tinny ;
eial at
Table Napkins
pkins. dozen
Regular $1.75 table
for ...........
Regular <1.50 table
M.35 sheets for.
« .50 >heels for
One huudred dozen extra fine qual
ity sheets of great durability, in size for .............
81x90. ready to use: regular >1-25 Regular &L50 table
quality for ..............9$c for .............
r— - . « i Regular *4.50 table
Turkish towels
Huck Towels
Ri ta» hr IVV huck towels.......!
Regular 17c huck tow.Is.... 1'
R gular -tk huck towels ....... 13
Rceul.ir XiH huck t »ds. . If
« - ...... *!
licit -r 4is huck towels.... 7*!
Bedspreads of All
Kinds
Kciu!.ir
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
bedspread*,
bedspreads,
bedspreads,
bedspreads.
bedspreads.
bedspreads
4.50 bedspreads.
h'tx> bedspreads
f. 2."
Regular 17c Tu-kish towel- for UV
Regular 20c Turkish towels 17c
Ri gular 22Se Turkish towels for 19c
Regular 3»A Turkish towels for 23c
Regt !ai 4lk Turkish towels for 35c
Dresser Scarfs
Of good quality, w ith lace or scal
loped edges; regular 35c for .29c
Table Damask
Regular 40c damask, yard.. .. 29c
Regular wv damask, yard 49c
Regular 75< damask, yard.. .. 59c
Htgular 8 .k damask, yard, $9c
Regular SI.00 damask, yard
Regular <1.35 damask yard
>1.50 damask, yard.
2.25 damask, yard.
$1.39
napkins, dozen
. $1.19
napkins, dozen
$2.95
napkins, dozen
........$3.95
napkins, dozen
......$4.95
$6.50 table napkins, dozen
55.95
for ..... .....
Regular *5.50 tab!
for ..
Regula
for ..
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Lunch sets consisting of one 24-inch
center, six 6-inch and six 12-inch
doilies to match: shown in differ
ent patterns. Special ..... $1.00
EXTRA SPECIAL !
Fancy Linens 1-4 Off
$1.19
$3.95 Regular
$4.95 IT «.ulii;
Extra Special ^
; Soiled Towels
1-4 Off
of tc
<1, of
Hundreds
all k;nd>* ranging in
orte« from lUc to 50c,
ft hUy soiled fron d>
pY' at One-Fourth of
regular pr êt'.
lneludiug doilies, lunch cloths, cen
terpieces, etc., in great variety;
slightly soiled from display: the
$1.39 prices vary greatly, but are all re
51.9s duccd now by One-Fourth.
Extra Special
Damask
Remnants
A great accumulation of
remnants of damask In
pieces of from one-half
to S yards in length, of
fered at greatly re
duced prices.
J
VICTROLAS
In All Styles, All Woods and All
Finishes. Prices $ 15.00 to $250
■y r
—OFFERING
A
Two Great $5.00 Sales
One In Skirts and One In Coats For
Women and Misses
Coats at
Skirts at $5.00
Offer greater values than we
have been able to provide in over
a year in an assortment made up
of all the smartest models in the
fall and winter styles, in such ma
terials as serge, gabardines, pop
lins, whipcords, novelty fabrics,
etc, in all of the most popular
colors, and a splendid variety of
attractive check, plaid and stripe
designs; models for women and
misses.
Regular
Prices
to
$ 12.50
\
kV
$ 5.00
Include a splendid assortment of
the most fashionable of the fall
and winter models developed in
such desirable materials as wool
velour, cheviot, broadcloth, wool
plush, poplin, zibeline and a va
riety of attractive, serviceable
mixtures. In this lot are a num
ber of coats especially suited for
real cold weather in smart, com
fortable styles. The variety in
cludes plain colors and many
handsome patterns.
Regular
Prices
to
$ 25.00
\
k..
SPECIAL SHOES
Women's $4 and $5 Shoes—In
several very attractive new lasts
for street and semi-dress wear,
shown in Blucher and button
styles, in suede and calf, tan or
black. Special . ...... $2.95
Women's Tan Calf Shoes—In
medium and high-cut styles, with
Cuban or low heels; especially
suitable for general outdoor
wear; button styles. Special at
only ..................$1.95
Extraordinary Corset Values
1DCFTC MV F I YD V CDAI A CCT AVn r- -rn t urmoisi . i
CORSETS— MME. LYRA. FROLASET AND
BIEN JOLIE CORSETS !n a very special of
fering. including models in fancy brocades,
striped or plain coutil French batiste and tri
cot cloth, with trimmings of all kinds in simple
or elaborate designs. Included are models to
fit every type of figure: in front and back closing
styles, and in pink or white. The values are
very unusual. Special ..... $2.89
BRASSIERES—Of marquisetts. nainsook, fine
muslin and all-over embroidery; in pink and
white, with daintt lace and embroidery trim
ming. Special....... ................-59c
CORSETS—AMERICAN LADY AND CON
NELLS SPECIAL CORSETS—Of pink bro
cade. white coutil and batiste, in models to meet
the demands of every type of figure; in front
and back closing styles. Special.........98^
BRASSIERES- Of soft, heavy crepe de chine
or Societie satin ; in pink or white ; with edgings
and insertions of Cluny and Val laces; also
models in shadow lace and all-over embroidery
and fancy bust confines; sizes 32 to 52. Special
al onl > .............................$1.48 j
Special Sale of
Black Coatings
50-inch black pressed plush coa
ings of the very finest qualit;
including broadtail, nu-land an
pressed plush, etc.; regular pric<
. to $5.50,
For $1.95 Yar<
lio n Meadervill
i* rap'dly recov
e - ed th .t he wi
J .rr.»-* hospital i
He
ume
W i ark of 1
of Düloft came o%er
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• • - > f Spire Hu k came over.
J A. Keefe of i? here toda;
Jo> Sch-rf of R.ruling
S Naptor. of Missoula in town.
I-ar Fradin is here from Basin.
B. 5!-ore is here from Billings.
NEW MAGAZINES
e by wagon load- almost every
t our store
are McClure'*.
Sun*-*. • ■ tdoor Life. L>e*igner. Puck
and Lafe, and all the big Sunday pa
'*t. a, ' d *** due I
loda
,
■' • * Z 1 "* 1
Top Notch. Short
If you don't know Just what
you want t read, look over our a*
^•rtment and you will be sure to get
h^tisfact:- n Tbe p. O. New* Stand
fü West Park street.—Adv.
Worm* Make Children Fretfnl.
If ycur child cries out in sleep, t<
victim of worm. Begin treatment al
with Kl-kapoo Worm Killer This
; randy laxative In tab'et form kill, the
, worm and remove* it quickly and
easily. Ijon't terrrut j our child'« de
veiopmeat to be retarded by the con
tlnued draining of hU vitality by
worm* Get Klckapoo Worm Killer at
your Druggist. 2Sc —Adv.
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| Subwob, for th* Butt* Daily Post
ALLEGES MISCONDUCT
IN HINDLING [STUTE
Effort is Made to Oust Mrs.
Katie McCaw as Ad
ministratrix.
An effort is to be made to revoke
:
Katie klcCaw administratrix
lr * e ®*tate of Owen McCaw The
petition asking for the revocation of
the appointment is signed by Patrick
McCaw who is represented by Attor
ney. M Kerr Beadle, and misconduct
in the management of the affairs of
the estate is the reason set forth for
the removal application. It is stated
in mat «ne nas woia nr*
I due proeesi, of l«w and
, — «i-jiii-auuu. it i* Buuea
1 ,hat Kau« McCaw, who is the widow
o( McCaw ha. neglected and
-managed the affair, of the estate
in that «he has sold property without
due process of law and without hav
ing a guardian appointed by the court
c£ A TALBOT
tôv Arrow
M* COLLARS
art curve cut to fît the
shoulders perfectly
CUiftt.ftabody fltCotlrwJbblQB
for th* --e of handling the prop
erty of the minor heirs.
It is al«< alleged that the adminis- !
tratrix h i- ,sed money derived from
the sale of the real property for her
personal use and benefit and has not
paid the expenses of administration.
The petitioner says that he is inter
ested in the estate to the extent of
$450. money paid out by him for fu
neral expenses.
Colds Canse Headache and Grip
laxative kkomo quinine nme
***"*• 2"„* r * l!S only on* Brutno Quinine. fc.
GROVE'S aignastur* on box. 2$c.
FUNERAL OF JOHN
SCHUTZ, VICTIM OF
FIRE, HELD TODAY
- ,
lie funeral of John Schutz, the 3«
j ear-old native of Switzerland who
was burned to death in his house on
the Eon« pj ne ranch Saturday night, I
waa held this afternoon at 1 o'clock
from the Sherman £: Reed undei tak
ing parlor*. The Swiss lodge of this
city attended the funeral in a body
Irtemient was in Mount Moriali ceme
tery and Rev. M. D. Hudtloff offi
ciated.
Mr, Schutz had been in ^utte for
tv ° >>ara. He was a well known and
\ery popular young man and had been
I foreman of the Ken* k ranch.
SWANSON IS NEW RATE
CLERK FOR MILWAUKEE
•• A Swanson, who, for the past
j ' lv,; has been with the Milwau
kee at Dulutii and recently was con
| trading freight agent there, arrived
here this morning and will take the
I position of rate elerk In the local of
I fice.
Operetta Will Be Given Six
Weeks Later—Exhibit is
Planned for May.
The Washington Junior high school,
where more than 40# students are in
attendance, will graduate upwards of
bo pupils from the Eighth grade at
the end of next week. It is expected i
that more than half of those will
enter the Butte high school at the
opening of the second semester Jan.
There will not he examinations
riexl week, the students getting their
diplomas on their credit* for work
during the semester which is now
drawing to a close.
Manj- activities are being planned
at the Junior high. An operetta, tune
■ .! arri pretty, will t, e given by the
'Milk
________ g»* tov
Qoicfc Loach; Hoom or Office
students at the auditorium of the
Butte high school in six weeks. To
ward the end of May there will be an
exhibit for the entire school consist
ing of work of every character done
by the students during the term.
WYOMING LEGISLATURE
PASSES BILL TO SUBMIT
PROHIBITION TO VOTE
■*'
''hejenne. Wyo., Jan. 17.—Only the
signature of Oov. John B. Kendrick,
who recummended the action in his
message to the legislature, remains to
h* !vfflxe ' 1 to the senate bill for sub
prohihltlon constitutional
amendment «o the people of Wyoming
ln 1Ü18 before It becomes a law.
The senate this morning concurred
In minor amendments made in the
measure by the house yesterday, when
it passed the amended draft.
Got ernor Kendrick i* expected to
sign the bill today.
CORONER CONCLUDES
PETERSON INQUEST
Coroner Tone's Inquiry into the
death of Gitnard Peterson, the seven
year-old son of Eric Peterson, who wue
killed the night of Dec. 30 at the East
Butte crossing of the Columbia Gar
dens street car line, was concluded
last night. ' The jury found that the
hot died from Injuries received when
a town-bound street car struck a cut
ter In which he and his father were
riding. The jury In its verdict ex
pressed the opinion that the motor-'
man could , have stopped the car
within a shorter distance than he did
after the cutter was struck.
Get it at Colbert s.—Adv
Chief Finds Means to
Out Women Former!
mates of Redligh
By a system of knocks on
ways of certain downtown
houses, women who former-!
the redilght district of this
tlhue to ply their trade, a«
the Information received »J
of police this morning
Sergeant Philip Prli" has
tailed to Investigate, die
two short taps on the do® 1 '
rooms in downtown 11
supposed to be the "sesame
gain entrance. ITIja siarte
this information and during
he will try out the «UI
of th
noon
cret signals.
"There will be none
left In Butte If 1 have anM
in the matter," said ,he
morning. "We have been
to proceed against all I* e °P
thorize these women to *
business in downtown 100
The town is closed and
dosed while I am chief of_
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