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The Butte daily post. [volume], January 18, 1917, Page 2, Image 2
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Hoenck's
Change
Sale
of Ownership
Is Still On
BEST
FURS
In Butte
Offered at Greatly
Reduced Prices
RICHARD
HOENCK
, (Henkt
Successor to
ADOLPH RAUH. Furrier
Furs F'xclusivelv
206 V MAIN ST.. BUTTE
l^reest Exclusive Fur store
West of Twin Cities.
We Ku> Raw Cur-— Phone 5511J
-j ww « mm
HOME
SPECIALS
DRESSER G Jen oak
finish; three rooirit
drawers Choice of
square or oval beveled
French plate mi-ror. A
$ 12.50
l HÎFFOMER $
oak golden finish:
match above dresse
Regular $16.50
value for
dining table
Highly polished golden
finish solid oak round
top Dine- (with fillers'
48 inches across tup
Régulai $17.5 de
value fer .
$14
$15
KELLEY & ALTON
ft RMTt re. Hardware
FLEURIS G AND fcLLc
TRIE al supplies
2W-2ÏI Eut Pari St
PHONL S97
$60.000.000 RAILWAY
EXTENSION FOR CHINA
P*klr. R Iro ! extensions
Chm» are propos, I 'nvt.lunj an y».
pend It un of »n amount es- man-d at
$*0.000 Th« project* are entlreb
. um merci* 1 aruj private one thou
owed five hundred mileo *re to be con
otruoted through the n heet MCtton»
of Chin*, and possibly an eq jal amount
later.
I
THEY WERE RUNDOWN
How often we hear it said of a man
Or woman that "they were rundown in
health''whkhaccountafortheir present
sickness. Forthat reason it is impor
tsntthst when you find you tire essUy.
when your nerves are troublesome or
your work is irksome, you should
Strengthen your system immediately
md, the Wood^rfchin*. tiasue-buiid
Ing food in Scott s Emulsion whir h
' *
contains pure Norwegian cod liver
ofl and U free from alcohol.
Sm> a Bn«, bwu*.., n. j. it-a
HEED PASSPORTS
TO LEAVE CANADA
Passports
art* neccsvarj
. for
tient * 'f ( ai
liitia who iliv
ire to
the 1'uited
State'* at the
preM
ami the trau
ispxxris are ve
i x dif
tire 1«
Buhl
llg to Butt'
( 11 cat fall
MvCirath
lead
P. J. Conran. Formerly of Dub
lin. Ireland. Here on Visit
From Great Falls.
all rt'M
conic to
obtain especially
nre eligible for
cording to I*.
Dublin. Ireland
for some tinu-. ai
Falls in business
fortunate to leave (
ago and at that t
.•oxering departure
were not so strict
the day in Butte
Attorney I) J. Mi
nt tint
difficult t
for young nun wh
•x ice in the army.
nati
of
ho lixed »n Canada
id is t
low ii
i Great
» Mr
Lonr.
Lanada
right
moYths
ime tii
ie regulations
• from
the <
eountry
Mr
Conran '»pent
xx : t 11 h
is old
friend.
ft rath.
who r
eeently
WHAT HAS RECOttfc
CF
L'H 1
t-AbV
T3m
ÏAM
The ExPSESSriA-N VVHO
handled you® tkunn
WITH EcjetME tA«.E ?
r- "
prompt
Ot .-ery. 1633 llarri
ne U'31— Adv
■t delightful o.vasious
pcopl
the
ed fcx Mrs Hi
Bowden. Hoc
Bxck lex. Shell \
a Hal and the
held at
' C H H. 1912 Ort'g.m
mie Hill celebrated her
>- The afternoon XX..S
pg games and listening
lumheon was
"the
of thl
m birthday cake
ndleb was carried
where the lunch
uM« were Irene
Pearl Carlu-ek.
k'V'ie Alves. An
extiigham. Btttv
ker. Pearl Hill
by ti
Epworth
k Metho
ie church j
I
reet
ith
Mr**. ( h_.
? Ho hon
l-ucy Brush
the pa«t 10
f the grip.
The Boon
th
rt .lull will meet t«
«rd fire ha!, It xx
has b«.-t
vhtdulcd
Car! Stenberg of Alt».
-en visiting her .1*
1»« South Arizona
-M Mr* Stenberi «,-, .........
dents of Butte.
Mr end Mrv Louie Dubi, of 1723
éïnh'e, "A" ,U U l ' nt(r,ai " fd the bridge
" 'n ,r . ..... e '**' "1*1" «ft. ;
pendu.K the eveumit et .ard. a lunch
eon «., -er\ e-1 by Mr, Duhie. The
Kue.t » « t re Mr and Mr» Georg, Coul
", ' r Mr. ! 1 Ha.kin. Mr
HR« ? jr *, e . Tn PP- Mr and Mr.
r / w l,lch - Mr *- *. hade, Vrth.n
Olde. Mr» A Jackson. Herr, Tippett
and the host and hostes:..
Tilt petition requesting thr *-itv
round to e.Ublish a traffic offtcer at
the corner of l tah ana Front street
wa« presented to th, rit. la«,„at,.?
a*t Bight and referred to the . mr, t
tet- on judjc'ary.
^,u r .^r d Mr Û R ' Lhapu.an have
sold their resldenee «t 1824 I.ineoln
»venue a nd moved to North Dakota.
HOME OF C. L. STEVENS
IS DAMAGED BY FIRE
ined
Mr*.
for
tack j
t
ight '
i lie
_ I
r ?
C !tv Via« ot lh "
for * number of" v'e^Tam
*torj- nt * fire i n hi» own home f or
h * paper The tire starten
I, a „. <, * , * cUv * flu< ' ln - Mr Stevens
IÄ,*
f'hier Martin estimates ihe i„, ,,
lf*K*» than f 199.
THE POST FOR THE NEWS
inc ncnj[jt.
ON A COAL CART
Driver Took Case From Boys
Who Were Kicking it
in th e Road.
i Nr« York Jan IS. Policeman Mr
to ; fun of Bedford Hills, neai Peekskltl
a lied on Timothy Fogarty, driver ol
a coal cart in that town.
that diamond studded
ond
the polii-ema
the diamond necklace and the
.mi found?" asked
popped wide open a
sted McCall
found a leather case
"Some children w
.■und the road and 1 t.
them '
led McCall to the
t he works and tin
eatd Fi
•re kicking
ok it a'
I «al
Win
•art
the battered
ed the .lev
rth fb.x'OO. was found intact,
ist» had t een lost hy a womat
the family of John Magee. ;i
summer i-Nmist at Bedford
entering
of Mr. Ma
onn
the railroad
Wampus, had phi
tat
be driven from
to his house,
ed the case where it
the car without her
Magee sent Fogarty
mied the case.
BUTTE IN BRIEF
l;»v 1 F. Hawk
I the Montana Childrt
was in Butte vest
homeless child to the
I had been left with
a ms. the local
mnu
be 1*1
afternoon a
• - the j-rt
the Virgi
y hospital
ie county, is he
official business
iiej ut y sheriff
re from Hr» .it
McDonald
'the Butt*
f Ore.it Falls are ,
friends in the
days with ft!
Falls
the citx
! H role of (treat Fars i«
st of friends in the . ity.
trs A J Spooner of Missoula is
>t "f friends in the city
r Yaiiton and Joseph Smith
here fr-*m De*r Lodge,
ohn R Bowman of Roundup is \
k with friends in Butte,
iiss Irene and Mamie Mullen
in
bitte
j
* i M< Klliott of cî re.it Fall.*
g friends in the city.
I J Belmont of Gre.v! Fall*
•red at the Fir en
tor.tana Piano Co —I'tmos
ue.—Adv.
is
Waiter W Gibst
I Ring friends in 1
A R Pinkney
r als from Three
John II Rot* of
The city on burine*
R Lockey. Jr.
ver from thi
among
Repolis is among
1* among the
Dillon Is
■capita! on burines
rharlM Walter of Sheridan
arnon R trie visitors
H H Phillips of Helena is
j tB^ visitors In Butte.
t R A. Mohn of Min
' the business visitors,
Gust Abrahatnsor
Twin Bridges visitor
W H. Ri< hardson of
I guest at the Acoma.
Charles H Malott of LomVard cam
in on a brief trip.
J A Keef.- .,f ^ among the
visitors in the city
W. F »lecker of Anaconda is a
guest at the Tait
J L. Humphrey of Great Falls came
over last evening
1 K Adame of Dillon j, viiitlna
frlende in Butte
VC Q- Mill* of ittesuula registered
«tf the Thornton
M A Sander of Billing!. Is a guest
at the Thornton.
Dr Btryk
W \v Jeffrii
arrix-ah».
i*. and B F Johnson of J*aurini
Here todax j
! H I»**aisch of Dill-.n in ,*. ^
the Butte '
tu.*r in among the t aoitul!
Anaconda i?
city visitors
Stuart H Nuckols
here today.
* s * ^ Nelson of I<ewistox\n i
city toda>.
J M. Maddiaon came in t**da from
Bheridaji
Thoma« Lowry of iia*in in at the
Thor
j .
1 „ the
' * " rit
in the
O. undo
capital
J R Wotrln« of Oreat Kalla Is in
the city.
m-'V T-" 0 M . r * F E Mr»
!.. Cummin* and H. R Cummin*.
r
The "Quality First" Store
r
~\
Sale For Women
A Special Offering at Reduced Prices of
Coats and Skirts for Women and Misses
a
THE COATS
In an assortment which includes nearly all of the
most fashionable models for the fall and winter
seasons are shown in such materials as wool
velours, cheviot, broadcloth, wool plush, poplin,
zibeline and many attractive mixtures.
In This Lots Are Coats Which Formerly Sold as
High as $25.00
THE SKIRTS
Are shown in a splendid variety of the newer
styles—for street, house and sport wear. The
materials include serpe, gabardine, poplins, whip
cords, novelty fabrics, etc., in all of the most de
sirable colors, and also many very smart plaid and
stripe patterns.
Included in This Showing Are Skirts Formerly
Sold lip to $12.50
The JANUARY WHITE SALE
OFFERS SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY IN YARDAGE GOODS
BLEACHED MUSLIN
Regular 12' ,c Muslin, vard. .. ......10c
Regular 15c Muslin, vard ........12*.*C
Regular 20c Muslin, yard..........15C
INDIA LINEN
Regular 12 1 \i India Linen, yard......
Regular 15c India Linen, yard...... lie
Regular 17c India Linen, yard.... 13/2^
Regular 20c India Linen, yard......17e
Regular 25c India Linen, yard..... 19c
Regula-. 55c India Linen, vard......29C
CHECKED DIMITY
Regular 15c Cheek Dimity, yard . . 12 1 iC
Regular 20e Check Dimity, yard ... li>e
Regular 25c Check Dimity, yard . . .
Regular 30c Check Dimity, yard..... 2ÖC 1
SHEER LINEN
Fine linen cambric of a soft sheer quality,
for waists or underwear; 36 inches wide.
Special, yard.................. $1.25
DOTTED SWISS
Regular 20c Dotted Swiss, yard.....15c 1
Regular 25c Dotted Swiss, yard. . 20<*
Regular 35c Dotted Swiss, yard.....29<^
CAMBRIC MUSLIN
Regular dd'/jc Cambric, yard.......19<^
Regular 25c Cambric, vard. . . 20C
Regular 35c Cambric, yard.........29<*
WAISTING LINEN
Fully bleached pure linen in medium and
light weights, for waists, etc.; 36 inches
wide. Special, yar d ................75<^
EXTRA SPECIAL ! C EXTRA SPECIAL
45-Inch French Lawn
PERSIAN LAWN
Regular 25c Persian Lawn, yard. . 19o
Regular 30c Persian Lawn, yard. 250
Regular 35c Persian Lawn, yard 29o
Regular 40c Persian Lawn. yard. 35o
Regular 45c Persian Lawn, yard 39f
Regular 65c Persian Lawn, vard 500
MERCERIZED BATISTE
Regular 40c Mercerized Batiste yd 300
Regular 45c Mercerized Batiste, yd 35^
Regular 65c Mercerized Batiste yd. 500
CHECK FLAXONS
Regular 30c Check Flaxons, yard 250
Regular 35c Check Flaxons. yard 30o
Regular 40c Check Flaxons. yard 35o
Regular 50c Check Flaxons, yard. 100
A bvautiful sheer fabric, very much in
demand for waists and fine hand-made
underwear.
35c Value for 19c Yard
Y.
V _
Knit Underw'r
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS—Of
finv quality silk and wool, low
neck and elbow sleeves or sleeve
less and ankle length; regular
and evtra sizes; regular $3.00,
for .. ..............<go 75
WOMEN'S SILK VESTS Low
neck and sleeveless, a beautiful
durable quality; sizes 5 and 6;
Si 75. for......$1.35
sizes 7 8 and 9; regular $2.50,
for ..................
WOMEN S UNION SUITS-? An
odd lot of excellent grade mer
cerized garments, in knee or
ankle length with low neck and
short sleeves or sleeveless;
broken sizes; regular $3.00.
for ...............$2.00
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR—
lests and pants of soft fleece
lined cotton; in all sizes; reg
ular 35c for.......... 29c
CHILDREN S UNION SUITS—
Of a medium weight mixed wool
in white or grey; all sizes; reg
ular $1.50, for......... gl 25
EXTRA SPECIAL
u.
Seed Voiles, White Plisse
Shadow stripe effects and a variety
of the newest and most beautiful pat
terns, in white goods of different kinds.
Special 25c Yard
APRON DAY
BUNGALOW AND EMPIRE APRONS—In a
large and very attractive assortment of new pat
terns and colorings, including chambray, ging
hams and percales; full cut and splendidly made
throughout. Regular prices to 75c for.....50<*
PRINCESS AND BUNGALOW APRONS—In
ginghams, percales and chambray of an unusually
fine quality, in all of the most popular checks,
stripes and solid colors; some with the convenient
elastic belt; regular prices to $1 for....... .79^
BIB APRONÇ— F°r women; splendidly made of
light and dark percales in different patterns with
rick-rack and tape trimmings. Special at three
Ior ........ ........................ «-I nn
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' APRONS—Of
fmHnnfnv' p6 J c * les "* Vl ^ and dark patterns
and in pink and blue chambray; very well made
I^and recommended fur good wear ~ ' " ™
Special 39^/
Palm Beach Cloth
Mercerized poplin, Oxford suiting, and
silk striped suiting; the most popular
fabrics for skirts and sport clothes.
^ Special Prices, 25c to 60c Yard y
Special Silks
SPECIAL YARD-WIDE SILKS
— Including Taffetas and mes
salines in all of the must de
sirable colors and a great as
sortment of silk plaid effects,
all of an excellent quality; reg
ular $2.00, for, yard . $1.48
SPECIAL 27-INCH SILKS-In
eluding a great large variety ot
fancy messalines and taffetas
and tourist silks in all of
most desirable stripe, check and
mixture patterns; special, for.
yard ..................98C
T
BLACK TAFFETA—In an extra
heavy quality with a durable
lustrous finish; special, for
yard ...............$1.50
BOULEVARD DRESS VELVET
— 24 inches wide in a beautiful
quality with a rich lustrous fin
ish; shown in brown, navy and
black; special, yard. .. $1.75
iimond are at the Thurn
a11 ot ljr
j ton.
^ r *Be of Manhattan i«* here to
' day.
** ' »üden of Helena it» here to
Bert M < < 'ullough of Helena i.s in tlie
city.
H J Spark - of Roundup t$» here to
day.
1 M Wall canie over from Roundup.
new magazines
I Arrive by wagon loads almost every
day at our store The new ones t< day
Ä-: ïïï
todav. If >ou Uon . t know Just what
you want to read, look over our as
sortment and you will he sure to get
-stisfaettom The P. O. News Stand,
9s xxest Park etreet.-Ad,
SELEGT BOSTON FOB
NEXT MEETING PUCE
1
«
Council of American Hebrew
Congregations Adjourns
After Program.
I Baltimore. Jan 1 « _ti,. .
, fifth biennial council of the TIM
uZ JS täsc:*
! Th „ mo j y resolutions,
posed tne Utericv tl.? , he " e op -
I but approved It /L t , f ° r immt KrantH
j Horsed a pen.lo^ sv^il™] M ° n 1
I nuated rabbi.
contributions for the Hebrew Union
college at Cincinnati and other union
projects.
lo the executive committee was left
1 ° f ° fflcers - 11 ls 8a,a
isè rf n er * of C '»cinnatt and
" lÆvy wU1 be re '
---
■ d J ; A '' ouk of Wi «>om came over to
, L.
Ab-h-ak-ttlssk«Ml! CitchligCiM?
G *t a Bottle of
Mentho- Laxene
IhZu away.
ssr "ii TKr
SPRING ELECTION IS iWl
PURPOSE OF MEET«
Good Government Club Mem
bers and Friends at Lunch
eon on Saturday.
For the purpose of discussing ^ |
Plans and candidates who o** 1 ,m
city offices In Butte in the »P""* - du |
members of the Good G» v ®™' 1 ' O . f )oct |
will meet at Gamers' at 1- • gtlM ,
Saturday at a luncheon. T otlie r»
dance of all members and
Interested In the work is ' * rc
The members will also "
port of the delegates! r wn°
a state meeting held In
'week.

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