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Lowes! Prices On Dependable FURS At Hoenck's Especial Attention !s Directed to Coats, Capes, Stoles and Mutts. in the*«: peltm ed. Ar There Is notable variety assortment*. Coming rr been anticipated. v>rkrv unhurried and excellent, are such as nr* worthy confidence. DeLphtfull> [uaint and no are to be noted three re tive models being s' assortments of all the smart fcx peltries, as well as gkur.n heave" nutria lynx. mole, kolinsky, ermine and Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) are offered, and prices ivre In many cases surprisingly low Choose your fur as you would choose a diamond— fr m r. Y of char acter and known re'.: hi'.*" Test tipreme nd Richard P. Hoenck Butte Store Sui-cr MONEY LOANED Diamonds, Watches. Jewel rv Taken as Security. Every Transaction Strictly Con fidential. MOSE LINZ Upstairs Corner Main and Broadwav Finest Dental Work at Moderate Prices Teeth extracted without pain; finest jold crown *5 per tooth No better dental work at any prier Dr. F. A. Ironside 16 NORTH MAIN ST. t .artest denial office in Montana. DR. FRANCIS ATWELL PYORRHEA Crown and Bridge Specialist. 50S Dalv Bank Building Phene 2197 DR. RINCKEL THE DENTIST O» •, Clark's Bank CORNER BROADWAY AND MAIN bad? Attendant PARROT AND MONKEY AMONG HIS ASSETS PuW * -Vomir. lutea -.cr T J 11 .: ..... tor, h i- : . - aft rvur. ..--■»ued sun.m-> letters of administration in the of Henry Gtranpn the agn< OMSTS of #♦< d».ie in wag* aao monkey Thi- aiurcoo: rington t -k of ano monkey arid wi ; fern days. YOU ARE PARTLY MADE OF IRON that That is, iron stltuem of pure. he*.thy b!*>-*l. Pepuron. the ne» iron tor hm«, pepsin. iron, r .x. celery other blood and storr h tome: physicians preacrita*. It is z .jnd*rfui correct; e of anemia, {«leneaa. lang < r, nerv.,usn* - —whether caused by hard ».,rk. wor riea—over-uae uf «alts and other bloeKi dep.eting cathartics that are oolr.* ao much harm to many r^opi* ju»t now-- i or an> other cause. PepYiron -»•»» — store the ire ----ngth that you mu« ' have for cheerful pt,formant .- ,,f daiiv duties. duties Pep* chocori« tv-coated '-»et it today nient tel' f, rm 1 »nd I IMU DESTROYER IfJKD IN COLLISION On Duty in British Waters. None of the Crew Hurt. Ship Repaired which after takii British n : off the An the America: vessel since 1 stored to act: ■'■AT d the tc the faci *rr.erued f that the de«: ?m a heavy rail : r invisible almoi ded FRENE« FLYERS BOMB TRE CITY OF BADEN PRECAUTIONARY STEPS IN' GERMAN CITIES s GERMANS TAKE SPURT IN USE OF ARTILLERY Eut Results Do Not Justify Ex penses—Supplies Grow ing Short. T he rv hae *eer ed ic-.rease ii hieh velocifi I if y the free use enemy also has ■ n of gas shell« varieties of pas. at the chemicals as is made ar* quant;* es thaï gh explosives f ?ood education f end tan. rubber, cc a lari' f the pris ? The right. GERMANS TAKE FRENCH TPwENCHES AT VERDUN tally , i I ONLY ARTILLERY FIGHTING ON THE YPRES LINE lyr.d.T 3 — The artillery ». ' luring in the region east of Vpre> - uaced today. ; , offje port.* *therw ise there othmg to re artillery fighting on i THE VERDUN FRONT i today's off kiaj * mjortant infantry during the jiieht. Verdun front, naouncement. • «berat ion# occ TO GIVE SHIPPERS CHANCE TO PROTEST Washington. ' commue* ' T - The intergtau '• the "ailrLd* , '" laV no ""' d *1 * 'U.road* of the country that It r T opos * d hereafter before gramlrg ap- i :ä| interested in their operation ADJUSTMENT B0ÄRD OFF FOR THE 1ST President's Labor Mediators Will First Settle Trouble at Seattle. hamiH-ring ship! uildim the Pa ps which Seattle and then t FREPARE FOR HEARING OF TROUBLE IN SEATTLE LITTLE PROGRESS TOWARD SETTLEMENT IN PORTLAND SHIPBUILDERS TAKE REFERENDUM IN VICTORIA Shipbuilders ■ d r.-r Pacific nd $4 a day \-rineer«. eiectrii lightly high nited J?t.«te« ird has ar REACH AGREEMENT WITH UNION CHIEFS today bei .tr.d the presidents trades unions, renr *t 3.—An virtually w vache T artment entire n finally decided, daily that the ched a point who; mational avy yard ,: -res have not w ss announced onference had the trade union m * n expected to sign up tomorrow for MEW TIKES EFFECTIVE WHEN PRESIDENT SIGNS Great War Measure Finished and Has Been Sent to White House. Washing Oet. 3.—The war tax I . 1 : ^realer Clark and Ke President Mr.i.-uai! shortly after roon and was sent at onee to the " hlte h, ">ee The hill is desik-ned to raise $2.41$,D60.006 ir revenue. a tht u.wher. the president signs it. • xcept certain si ecifled rates, Th< ' "he- >nt letter.and postcard tax ee»»« operative in M days end the second-das« ma:l in* reaees July 1 Now income and war excess pr taxes are k»a»e<l on income of the aiendar year und payable before March 31. ISIS. All stamp t£ : i •fit.« l$!7j |Par.el pos; package,, become effeottv L '*°- 1 Amusement admission, an' ; tax« on club due* *o into effet Xo, 1. at do taxes on freight and nassen ver transporta. on sleeping r J. dra ludine tho«. r,n ! j * ' ! z r jm «« - « ; n< j ■ policies costing là e«,ï J ™^ke,|Çommit.ea APPOINTED RECEIVER _—" "-"«mu*, formerly county commiaaioner. ha, appointed re the busmess of Ht-xem and at f 1.009 -tr.u bis bond has been fixed asking for judgment. n-.se Mitchell has brought s agai - Joseph Pedranli a, ex- ut.. r tie estate of Get.rge Jodies a,k,ng for Juugment in the sum of » 1.40s ro for 1 " ' ' er - ' ■' d .ed Cuticura Soap -Is Ideal-- For tbe Hands ul, ! % /> « ▼ m %■ New Showing of Manhattan Shirts if diet to $3.50 Laundered and French cuffs in a complete lii ranging in price from..................$1.V These come in a large assortment of madras, oxfords and crepes; .. beautiful line of stripes, plaid checks: also pure white and figured. Silk shirts, sizes 11 to 16... .$5 and $7.50 Beautiful line of tub silks; also silk and linen mixture: very beautiful designs. Tome in black, blue, green, lavender, pur ple and tan stripes; plain, fancy weaves. Hand- Tailored Suits In the new fall shao ness clothes....... plendid conservative busi ........$25.00 to $45.00 Fine Quality Suits In the new designs and cuts, showing all the newest popular departures in pocket.- and belts. Priced at $12.50 to $30.00. A Splendid New Showing, of Fine Autumn Ties Winter Underwear N ow Ready In the Men's Store K , ft V, l ■ =- -=* 1 ii. I A new shipment G. & M. un derwear has just arrived; in all the wanted shades; long sleeves, ankle length ; all sizes. Several lines beautiful silk and wool underwear; fall and win ter weight ..... $2.50 to $10.00 All new colors; wide flare ends; four-in-hands; value, at "Knox" FaH Hats All the new shades and shapes ; Knox quality workmanship, at......$4. $5 and $6 STETSON New Fall Styles For the regular Stet son men....$4 and $5 Natty Tweeds Are very correct for the present season ; brown and gray mix tures ........$2.00 a 1 Service j jJatisEacnoa iftontanas ~ I Greatest L Store Han Cam Playl doth / than •~n liena In a thee. STATE CAMPAIGN Liberty Loan Committee Meets at Helena—Butte Meet ing Discussed. Special to the Post. Helena, Oct. 3.—Ir. : « issued by Norman B I the state committee «L charge of the Liberty in Montana is meet. r y • at the Placer hotel, director for Montana u. t eral reserve bank anq v, chairman of the committ cd the state committee campaign, This afternoon, af*<tr the Placer, the members m »ttee were addressed Hark of St. Paul, chairm eral committee for th* 1 er to a call hairman. n will ha\e -mpaifcn afternoon H Iter is a ninth fed named a* He- head - ihe fir.«t heon at •f th* 'llstrlrt. It i, expe< H« mer P f the gen th federa t durin? -Fined for day plans will be vigorous campaign tha ' ver >* community of th. s .•*. fluent belief that tb' j nClUl1 ' r « -k. ■ ■ - :• F- rît porforr maae sure that it ™^ke,|Çommit.ea had much * net, 11-ted in th- , imp ign . w i lerrl their support to tht- „ n , Among those present , h . Pday wore t harle, J , orê^d«F f the Daly Bank and Tr,, mpar ■"w all'J ir..- (Timnn t ^ C W. Butlei ,. s Lt of Great UUUnd'T'kc Yeae ' : I ena. I, was „.all.!. " , yer ^ Hel It was understo-sl that Mr k5iv * brt "« *o «he aP.. ; ,v : ,r 0 f tte •••mmittee the plans su;.-. .,.. d f „ meeting in Butte n. a . ! w^hich William G. Me,-, .'. V.'"'euU of the treasury, will speak The tU tative Plans for that me. . .. „ * ranged by -Secretary Mcac . " man. who visile! Butte '' XT 8 ird who made a nutnle, c f tion, in respect to the .L only ,me 1 „ Montana w hlch ^ addretmed by the cabinet tn-mtw" The committee had not concluded Its meeting a, a late hour this âft* SECRET SERVICE TO GET AFTER FOOD PROFITEERS Washingto ft. 3. Food price n ' ; " ! ^ amî profiteers will have th. train, d m- r and resources of the S«re. service to cope with. Herbert ", *'i. th * fo °'' administrator, has aske : President Wilson for the services °f ,he tor ' ;s and It has been granted COMPLAINT ISSUED AGAINST TR0PMAN In count the complaint issued i iltornev s office today by Dep ut> ounty Attorney T. F. ovfmng.ii p nd b 111ir Buckley's court . h Herling. According to in the county attor the infonnatii Trum, an met Herling Sat "n Park street and greeted Iurday n him as an old f ri en„ » »et ween $" ------ ,.«a U shaking his' hr ' ,w -- v I liade his getav Tropman 'arch for ' Monday , thl J without re. uit i .... ' , Kn la hi, man on^Uon^' ^7».? Ä o to ^r,", «• Zf ....... dreet and detectives' v"" '' "L" " uintei1 MeHinrr . C ,r don 311(1 •ucccedcd î» «Vw™ w TrOPm ' ln ,,n<1 oe< Uples h,m - and h '- now ce 1 ln thf county jail GEORGE HAZEL IS WITH depot brigade TROOP H « n «**v fruit men, and later ^erge Hazel, fomit.ru » Hennessy fruit and ' U>er of th ® egetabie depart- in business for himself. d^pot T , ri gà i I , ■ at ll y any =« in th -cordinTtt ;'„^ n ^^° Wa8h ' morning by Al M. Lanai ' h ' 8 known blacksmith of tm' , h We » r art . ihls city and a Personal f n ,. n ,| 8 particular Hazel Butte Hazel is Mr w «H-known ' er y "leased Vo th**** WiU Joys the life ~ ,eflrn l Kat he en seeking a decree. vo^e 'Lm^ehn 1 " matrJiatU'UUe Gan., Oct. 31. «g* Praii The The plain -- -- WHICH? filing |>ot is boiliii}; om the fires of American throaU citizens Ami to mark the sheep ami goat' All men must show their colors N' ith our Nation or the Kaiser; Amt the sooner the division Our country will be wiser. A traitor is the worst of crimes Much lower than a spy; ith mother earth loo sacred Beneath the freedom sky. All men must show their colors, And you will save much more •ach fall SUT, COAT, DRESS aud HAT ii, uiAi, unc.33 auo u At the FLORENCE GARMENT STOIU ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN WEST PARK S ■ who is represented by Attorney N '* Carmll. says that for more than a .year her husband ha.s failed to pro • me her with the common nc-eessarieu of life. RUSSIAN CONGRESS FOR COALITION GOVERNMENT Petrograd, Oct. 3.- - Tll0 democratic n UT"?' ' V 8 V,,tc uf 756 «sainst 688, Utrnm™r d ' n -">*"«« asking for letters aH'r-^Ä-ss 7,000. allowance fixed. day" ,"X lt n n Pre " med to him to fixing , ht e '0 er 8lKn,<1 an order . hn family allowance of the o, 0f b Alfr r d Seadorf for the sup port Of herself and children at Iso from jui> is - ,he m Of the death of Mr K-mlner GRAND BALL. nia hit""! T", " ' ,e kiven in Hiber nia nail hat urday, Oct. f, un der .... l-lc-s of Robert E.omet Literary asso From Trapper to YjH Our direct manu ---^ method enabl«"' * IS i furs of hlgb'fi lower prices thun « RcpairiBR And Mad«-to-Ord,r F" ' Specialty Montana Fur 200 West Pa^ii Phone 790. Butte, ■ nd* All end. subscribefor^ BUTTE