The Butte daily post. [volume], November 14, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

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The "QUAL1TV FIRST" Store
Specials for Thursday Ç
The "QUALITY FIRST" Store
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Table Damask
MERCRRIZF.D TABLE DAMASK Regular
50c value. Special, per yard lor.... 39C
MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK Regular
75c value. Special, per yard for......59C
SILVER BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK
Regular 75c value. Special, yard.....59C 1
UNION TABLE. DAMASK—Regular. $1
value. Special, per yard for.........890
UNION TABLE DAMASK Regular $1.55
value. Special for. per vard.....$1.19
UNION TABLE DAMASK Regular $1.50
value. Special, pei card for......$1 29
LINEN TABLE DAMASK Regular $2
value. Special, per yard for.. $1 ~S
LINEN TABLE DAMASK Regular $2.50
value. Special per yard for.. $| «)$
EMBOSSED TABLE DAMASK Regular
^ $2.50. Special, per card for..... $1.98 j
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Lunch Sets
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Each set includes one 24-inch centerpiece,
six tumblers and six plate doilies. Special,
per set....... 9SC. $1.50, $1 and $5
LUNCH SETS
Of beautiful double satin damask, including
one cloth and six napkins to match, neatly
hemstitched and in the most beautiful pat
terns obtainable. Specially priced at, per
set $10. $12.50 «nd $15.00
TEA NAPKINS
BEAUTIFUL HAND-EMBROIDERED MA
DEIRA TEA NAPKINS—In exquisite de
signs. at. $4.95. $10 and $12.50
MADERIA SETS
EXQUISITE HAND-EMBROIDERED lunch
sets, in most beautiful designs. Special, per
SO. 50. $10. $12 and $15
^set
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Linen
Specials
For Thursday
TABLE DAMASK
TABLE NAPKINS
TABLE CLOTHS
TEA NAPKINS
LUNCH SETS
TableNapkins
Silver bleached napkins, regular $1.25 val
ues. Per dozen for ................ 98e
Mercerized napkins, regular $2 values. Per
dozen for .......,...............$189
Mercerized napkins, regular $2.50 values.
Per dozen for .................. $1.98
Mercerized napkins, regular $5 values. Per
dozen for ....................... $2.69
Linen napkins, regular $5.50 values. Spe
cial, per dozen for............... $2.95
Linen napkins, regular $4.50 values. Spe
cial, per dozen for............... $3.89
Linen napkins, regular $5.50 values. Spe
cial, per dozen for .............. $1.-18
Linen napkins, regular $7 values. Special,
per dozen for ....................$5.95
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Table Cloths
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS Regular 13É
values. Special each for.. eni
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS Rerutoj
values Special, each for..... ». «
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS Reg®, j
values. Special, each for . er '
H. S. MERCERIZED TABLE CLOT
Regular $2 values. Special, each forSii
II. S. MERCERIZED TABU aOTfc
Regular $2.25 values Special, each «I»
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS Regular
values. Special, each
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS Regular'
values. Special, each qo«
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS Regular«!
\allies. Special, each «ou
H. S. LINEN TABLE CLOTHS Regula-?
values. Special, each ............jjjj
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New Coats and More
New Coats
The desire to possess one of these smart coats will assert itself the moment you see
them. 1 hey possess a marked degree of refinement, a satisfying art only associated
with model garments of the higher order—and special reduced prices. VALUES POS
11 U LIA UNEXCELLED—Cannot be duplicated elsewhere at anywhere near our at
tractive prices. THE COATS THAT HAVE STYLE, QUALITY. SERVICE as then
motto. There are unusually large and varied groups at very attractive prices—
$17, $25, $28.50, $35,: $39, $45, $49^
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Childrens Department
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY
CHILDREN'S DRESSES- Ju^t received a
beautiful, lange a-sArtment of children's navy
blue serge dresses, in a splendid quality of
wool serge, in wide belt, large military pocket,
scalloped collar styles, with red and green
cord trimming. Sizes 6 to I4,)etu>. "Special
price « .......L....'...... $4.50
Children's Sweaters
SUITABLE FOR SKATING
Vi e are now showing a most complete add new
stock of fine quality Norfolk and straight
styles, exhibiting the most popular and de
sirable sweaters, in the newest and latest
shades for fall and winter wear, including car
dinal, Oxford, brown, navy. rose. Copen. Sizes
2 to 10 years $1.95 to $6.00
CHILDREN'S KNIT CAPS, in a varied assort
ment of colors and styles. Special at.. 35c
N.
Ladies' Silk
Hosiery
Two Special Sales at Old
Time Prices
LOT 1—Ladies' Pure Silk
Hose with little sole and
top, .in blat^t, white and
plain colors; regular $1.25
values. Special at. 89d
LOT 2—Ladies' Pure Silk
Hose; extra quality, with
lisle sole and top, in black,
white and fancy colors.
Regular $1.50 and $1.75
values. Special at $1.19
Children's^tockings
In a great bargain—Special purchase of two thou
sand pairs of lisle, mercerized and silk stockings, in
black, white, tan ^pink and blue; all sizes. Regular
values from 40e'to fee. Special sale, 3 pairs for
Art Department
Special Announcement
Mrs. Avery will give free knitting lessons in our art de
partment, on the second floor, from 2 to 5 o'clock, Thursday
afternoon. She will also fetch Red Cross work and anything
in the knitting line.
Four hours a week spent in wot king at the Red Cross work
is a worthy Christmas gift to present to the Red Cross.
Announcement
Just received by express a very large as
sortment of fine new furs, and here are
KURS SAFE TO HUY because they are in
our collections—a delight to choose because
of the marked individuality of style they
achieve.
Including Hudson seal, skunk, mink, kolin
sky, ermine, wolf, black lynx, taupe lynx,
red fox, cross fox, black fox- taupe fox,
Poiret fox, Georgette fox and pointed fox.
In separate pieces and sets—all the latest
in furs.
Prices on separate pieces $ 8.95 to $100
Prices on sets..... ....... $15 to $350
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Military
Equipment
.rYiy , ut- ;ic5j
Knitting Hags of fine cre
tonne in all good colors;
large sizes. Regular $1
values. Special... . 75 ^
Khaki and Kit Corre
spondence — Something
for the soldier boys, in
cluding cards, folding pa
per, envelope and pencil.
Prices. . • 50«^ and $1
Sewing Kits containing
10 different necessary ar
ticles at ........ $ 1.25
Continuing the
Waist Sale at
More new shipments make this large
ment more complete and more varied,
materials shown in the new waists in>
silk, laces, chiffon, pussy willows, satins,
dc chine, plain striped and embroidered
gette crepe and hundreds of gorgeous
binations of these materials with trim;
of beaded embroidery unu also silk embf 1
ery in popular large collars, in every
and design; plain and finished with picot
and hemstitching, in all the newest and
favored shades of the season.
rh r- Waist« Made to Sell Regularly i
h for $6.95, $7.50, $«.95 and $10.
t w They Are Now Offered il
Knit Underwear
WOMEN'S UNION___ _
neck and eljjow sleeves, high
itiv Jpng sleeves,* 'Hukte* length ety'..
sizes, Special at. *
$ 1 .
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
pants and tights- in cream and
gray; all styles and sizes. Re
$1.75 values, special at.....
HOYS' AND GIRLS' UNION SU
Of gray wool mixed cotton ; all si
Special at.................. $1.
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS—Of *hi#
wool mixed cotton, in all styles ani
sizes. Regular $2.50 values, special!
only .... .... .............$2,25
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Finest Dental Work
at Moderate Prices
Tec-th extracted without pain; finest
(old crown 15 per tooth. No better
dental w or U at any price.
Dr. F. A. Ironside
16 NORTH MAIN ST.
Largest dental office in Montana.
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WILL NOT BE OPEN
ASSOCIATION ROOM
n* part.*, next month
The room of the Womans Patnoti«
nwor dation will not be open this «- e
mng on account of Ihe dancing party
at the Silver Bow club for the officers
and men of the coast artillery. The
same invitations issued to the ladies
for Monday evening's dance will be
recognized this evening. The dal
for the da
have l*een fixed for the evenings of
!>ec. 7 and 21
OLD ICE INH
Home people an» young at GO red
rhseUed. ruddy and vigorous Others are
old at 4f>— Joints In-ginning to stiffen up
a bit; step beginning to lag and lose its
springiness . occasional touches of pain
in the back, feel tire«! without cause, and
possibly a twinge of rheumatic pain.
In mom .ap.. ihn.. arc il,« dang».
«tonal» to warn you that the kidney* »r.
not promptly don,« th.,r work of tl.ro«
inf vfl the poisons that are
forming in the body. r '«> negiert th, ^
natural warnings Is a crime against ,our
self. If you hare these symptom» you!
can And prompt relief in GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules. For more than 200
years this has been the recognised rsm
sdy for kidney and bladder ailments.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules
art Imported direct from the laboratories
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boxes, three si sea. Uh. » «h,,., u... It, I
WITNESSES ARE ABSENT
AND CASE IS DISMISSED
Martin Kast. Who Charged'
Roy Togus With Robbery.
Disappears.
th*- «-as
up. « harg»*»l with an attempt
irtin Kast of $140. was to j
a hearing before Judge
«■>*•»• thin morning, hut when
tv 1« ended County Attorney
nnounred that the state was
the material witnesses and
asked that th*» information
he dismissed and the young m.tn re
leased from custody. It was aim.
stated that the complaining witne*s
Martin Kast was nut to he found, but
tie had a <n sh bond of $100 up for bin
api*earanee and an order was issued
h> the judge declaring iho bond for
feited to the enmity Albert Bergman,
the m in who is alleged to have pro
ri ,„ b , ry alllu
(•King witnesses.
HOLLAND PLANS BIG
MILITARY APPROPRIATION !
j artillery nn,l nearly I9.000.0nn f„r the
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""pro, nt of nur positions on the
han ' e principle as on the war fronts,
* here operations long have assumed
the ' <rm of war positions.
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Only On# "BROMO QUININE"
To get the genuine, rail for full name LAX
ATJVE HROMO QUININK. I«ook for »Igna
tur«- of K. W. GROVE. Curn a ('old in On#
r,u * SOc.
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the butte daily post
POSTS YOU ON THE NEWS
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easing the extra- !
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been submitted to 1
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Amsterdam. Nov.
turv estimate, in«
ordinary war credi
000.000 florins, Iihs
the second chamber «*f the Dutch ]
parliament. It indudes nearly 3.000,- '
000 florins for air ser\ ice. 29,000.000 for !
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BOTTE IN BRIEF
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Turner, general agent of the
»et'-ctive Servi» e company of!
('olo.. is in the city visiting]
un his way home from Alberta.!
Canada, where he attended to busi
ness matters.
Mr and Mrs. Victor Peterson of 2219
Fir street, McQueen addition, are the
parents of a daughter.
H. William Hall of Three Forks is
registered at the Aroma hotel.
Beat 1 >. Saw tel I and wife of Ana
conda are in th» city.
H. H. Barnett of Malta Is spending
a few days in the city.
Robert Eitel of Twin Bridges is on
a visit to Butte.
Mrs. G. IL M Miniemer of Twin
Bridges is visiting friends in the city.
Edgar Orman of Livingston is régis -
tered at the Finten hotel.
H. II Montgomery of Missoula is
'•pending the day in Butte.
A. \V. .Mt»hier of Apex
friends in the city.
Martin Glee-son of Deer Lodge is one
of the day's \ isitors.
H J. Smith arrived today from his
home in St. Ignatius.
N. Weber of Deer Lodge is spend
R c. Jacobs of Musselshell is régis
tered at th« 4 Thornton hotel,
*'• R. Jackson of Great Falls i
v **iUn« friends in Butte,
Robert Guy of Helena is in th
city
clt - v on 8 business trip
11 K - Johnson of Anncorda is spend
* nK *•>«* ^ ÄV in Butte.
Dr. T J. B, Khanley has removed
his offices to 201 West Granite. Phone
2300.—Adv
H. H. Allen of Dixon is greeting old
time friends in Butte today.
Theodore Sharp of Dixon Is visiting
in the city today.
L E. Morrow of Anacohd;
Butte on a business trip.
T. M. Murray of Dillon is registered
at the Butte hotel
J. E. Fuerat of I.*wJafown is spend
ing a few days in the cRy.
Members of the'RAcrlflce and Servlêe
»'»'«W
is In
ut s . 15 o'clock tomor
oom 104 of the Lew
league w ill m
row evening
isohn block.
Mrs. William Montgomery of Wis
dom ib visiting friends In Butte.
1 -* ee B. Anderson of Bozeman is in
the city for a few days.
Jay E. Thurston of Bozeman is visit
ing friends here.
Knight, physician, 302
Phoenix block. Phone 2256«— Adv.
Agnes Murra\ of Missoula is the
guest of friends in Butte.
M. L. Wood of Drummond is regis
tered at the Leggat hotel.
J. \N. Long arrived from IiIh home
in Helena today.
L. E. \ idal of Great Falls is spend
ing a few days in the city.
William J. Kyd of Wise River in in
the city on a business trip.
of Helena is spending a
126 W Broad
H. I). Hov
few days in the
Edison Pnonograpbz,
way.—Adv
L. Nolan of Great Falls is registered
at the Grand hotel.
few dU V h'e d re r °' " ! " ,in " P * ndin * a
L. E. Edmonson of Great Falls is
visiting friends in the city
H- H. Maxwell of Missoula is here
for a short stay.
Tne New Edison. 126 w Brradwsv
Henry HoU*ck of Hall Is in the city
for a few days.
F. L. Grey of Pol,
Butte.
isiting
BEAUTIFUL XMAS CAKDS
And many attractive holiday books
arc now betnj? shown at The t>. O.
N.-ws Stand. To those who wisely se
l'lt early, this advance showing will
t.e a bis advantaae: avoid the rush
and confusion of Christmas buying and
hate the Choice of unbroken lines to
pick from *
Htand has
catchy designs. Adv
As usual The P. O. News
the most pleasing and
Suosc- ibe for the r
utte Daily Post.
WILLING 10 REGISTER
DU! WON'T GO TO WAR
Declares to Court That He Was
"Kicked Out" of the
Board's Office.
i willing to register, but not to
go to war," said Jalo Wiitala, a Fin
lander slacker, to Judge P.ourquin in
federal court today. Wiitala was sen
tenced to 10 days In the county juil.
"1 went to the county clerk and re
corder's office to register but was a
few days late and they kicked me out,"
declared the Finlander. "I didn't
know just the right day to register."
W lit ala should have registere<1 with
the city board. The countv board
members say they do not remember
the man's ease and can say that he
was neither literally nor metaphorically
"kicked out'* of the county offices.
Nick Todorovich. slacker, could not
remember Just why he had not reg
istered He seemed to show a predilec
tion not to engage in any army ac
tivities with the United States. Judge
Boun.uin sent him to the county jail
for 30 days.
CASE TO REACH JURY
LATE THIS AFTERNOON
Thy damage auit of N. j. Harrtaon
against J A. Riddell, which was ,-om
mem «! before Judge 1., nrh yesterday
morning, is expected to reach the inn
ate this afternoon. Harrison Is ask
ing for damages in the sum of »10,000 i
for injurie, he «liege« he received I
through struck by the machine
of the defendant on East Broadway.
The plaint.ff while admitting that ke
sustained injuries in three previous
accidents Claims that the injuries sus
ained through being struck by the
Ù. tarnm l ° Were "" Ch to »'•"trot
a s earning capacity. Attorney Harrt
.VleVet'tepresenl. the plaintiff and M
tarne,-» John F Davie« and E N
-enzherger appear for the défendant
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SOUTH SIDE NOTES
Staple and fancy groceries; prompt
delivery. Taylor Grocery, 1630 Harri
son avenue. Phone 1031.—Adv.
D. F. Wampler of Wiadom, who
camo here recently to visit relative»
and friends, is ill at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. W. E. Brink. 1315 Iowa
avenue.
A son has been born to Mr. an«l Mrs.
Joseph Thurston, 1917 Gaylord avenue.
Mrs. Garwood of Florence avenue,
who was recently operated on at a
local hospital, is getting along nicely
Iml soon will be able to be removed
to her home.
The Jazz Owl club, a south side
organization, will give the first of a
series of dances tonight, the proceeds
to go for the benefit of the Butte hoys
at American l.ake.
The primary department of the Peo
ples church Sunday school will meet
in the church parlors tomorrow after
noon from 4 until 6 o'clock. The par
ents of the children are urged t-> at
tend In order that they ninv become
better acquainted with the teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Crowley of
Howard street are rejoicing over the
arrival of a son at their home.
Rev. Mr. Wilson of the Peoples
church spent yesterday in Beaverhead
count, with the Butte delegation
" -irking in connection w ith the war
M. O. A. fund.
The Women's KUU.t of ,he Peoples
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
at - "Clock at the home of Mrs. Trow
bridge. 1930 Argyle street Mrs. Mor
rlaon will assist in entertaining Alt
members „re urged to attend ns plans
bazaar " f " r the for, b">m!ng
*° y , ''"''"on of 2135 Princeton ave
■ "ho has been confined to his
FUR
A GreatReduc
We are offering a compl«**
tion in the latest styl«*«»
quality at the most reason«!*
Direct manufacturing: e"»* 1 «
save you money on yoar
chase.
FUR SET Fro,
$7.50 and Up
Repairing. Rem«^
and Furs Made to Or
der Our Specialty
Montana Fur ft
200 West Park St.,
Phone 790
[ «trat*#
home from mi illness f ,,r **' 1
on the road to recovery
Florence Morrison h«» sU
recovered from a rnln "* -,
which she underwent at u
pital to return to her home
man avenue.
The south side board «»f '
meet in the Peoples 1 '^ U T w jj
"Condition of Young Hoys , a j,
subject for consideration
enta are urged to atte nd^
MOTHER'S
for
Expectant
MAKES THE CRISIS