The Bozeman courier., November 27, 1925, Page PAGE FIFTEEN, Image 15

About The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954

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'— ADVERTISEMENTS —•
aRM^VEir^ÄND^DKVELOPElTTANDS^
lA to 25 miles N. R. Spokane; on paved
highways; extra good soil; spring brooks;
grows grain, vegetables, hay, fruits; sev
eral developed ranches; a few stock ranches
with adjoining free range; $6 to $20 per
acre; 10 years time; 6 per cent Interest;
free lumber. Write owners for free book.
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co., Elk,
Washington. _
FOB SALE or will trade for live stock,
excellent quarter section in Wells county,
also 12-25 Waterloo Boy Tractor, in good
condition. E. W. Flaugher, Heaton, North
Dakota. _
BUY NOW—Puget Sound land, improved,
unimproved, dairy, sheep, chickens, fruit.
Terms: details. F. Hopkins, Stanwood,
Wash.. K. 1. _
UTAH. Idaho, Wyoming sheep and cattle
ranches and Improved irrigated farms. Real
snaps. E. Z. terms. Exchanges everywhere.
Smith Realty Co.. Salt Lake. Utah.
BUH IN KSSC HVNtF. S_
MAÏTirArTÎr^ÏÏPPmKS YOURSELF—
Gas Tablets. Magic Polish, Carbon Re
mover. Anti-Freeze Radiator Cement, Tire
Repairs, Top Dressing, etc. Go into busi
ness. Made cheaply. Profits enormous. Send
$1 for 10 guaranteed formulas; full instruc
tions. General Motor Supply Co., Box 115,
La Crosse. Wls.
CITY PROPERTY_
FOR^SALE^Four-Room House In Round
up. Montana. $500. Lippitt, Shenandoah.
Iowa. __
LIVESTOCK
FOR SALÉ —One thoroughbred Holstein
Bull, 21 months old. One new feed
grinder. 8-ln. burr. 32 boiler tubes, 2 1-2 by
95 inches. One inside boiler tube cutter;
cuts 2 to 2 3-4 Inches. L. Martin, Ross
For k. Mont. __
F (> R S A I. E — 20 Rambouillett Delaine
yearling bucks. Located 1-2 mile east of
Cascade. Victor Sbra mmeck, Cascade, M ont.
DÛ ROC-JERSEY Boars and Bred Sows
that will improve your herd. Prices
reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. J. E.
Parham. 1-aurel. Mont. _
BUCKS FOR SALE
23# HEAD of Montana range-raised Bucks.
•ne year old, and 500 head of California
raised Bucks, two years old ; all of them
Rambouillett breed. Address the
Los Angeles Sheep Co. or S. T. Christian.
Sun River. Mont. _
I »PULT U Y^ FOR 8 A LR_
FOR SALE—Choice White Plymouth Rock
cockerels. $2 .each ;
Flaughe r. Hes t on, No rt h Dakota. _
BOURBON RED TURKEYS, early hatched.
Toms $«: hens $6. Mrs. C. C. Crary,
Mott, No. Dak. __
PUREBRED BRONZE TURKEYS, not re
lated. Mrs. J. B. Warrlnga. Laredo.
Montana.
trio. $5. E. W
POULTRY .4NT) PRODUCE .WiyTItT^
- POU LRT 1 W ANTED
IF YOU WANT best possible prices, ship
vonr poultry to Zlmmernmn & Smith.
1152-24 W. Randolph St., Chicago, Ill.
Write for prices a nd t ags._
WTll"BUY' YOUR POULTRY and Eggs.
One or a thousand. Gooch Poultry Co.,
Bnttc. Montana. __
WK ARE IN THE MARKET every day for
live chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese
Hlc-hest market priées paid according to
qnalltv on day of arrival. Montana Meat
and r'nmtulssion Ce. Butte. Montana
DOGS FOR SALK_
BRAUTTFUL REGISTERED ~BULL PUPS
SI' Bulld ogs, 501 Itockweod, Dsllas. Tex.
BUY'DIRECT from breeder. (Termin Pol
ice puppies b
$20.DO und up. |H
for particulars. Thee. Braa, Coeperstewn.
N 1 •__
C R ÈBRKD AUSTRALIAN Shepherd mips.
8 months. H. C. Frazer, Spokane, Wash.,
Rome 1».
iTTniT class English Shepherd £upa. and
i>y Imported sires Eligible.
Shinped on approval. Write
pedigreed police dogs. Gerhard Welter.
Hamburg. Minn._
FOR SALK—January delivery. White
Police Pupa. Address Mrs. Richard T.
Ringling, White Sulphur Springs, Mont.
i
_RABBITS^__
OH1NCMILLA FUR RABBITS for profit
We bny yonr output. Prices right. Her
-aan Miller, Greeuacrea, Wash.
_ FOR SALB— MlWn^LANKOUP^^
WOLF AND^ofOTH^EXTRRMINATOR
that get* them; got nine coyotes "»c
night. Furs brought $121.50. Free circular
George E dwards. Livtsgston. Montana
RECIPES for Milk Ckocolate. Kating
Chocolate aad Alusad Bar. Easy to
make at heme. Milk Ckocolate recipes
never before gives to the public. $1. Ro
bert Gans. Pt. Marion, Pa, Box 8R8.
WATER WILLS DRILLED—Write M B
Warner Sand Spriaga, Mont
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING YOU WANT
to sell or buy. write us aad we will
tell yon how to get ia touch with the
people vou can do business with. Write
M N. Â.. Box S91, Great Falls. Mont.
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-'SALESMEN—GUM-VENDING and Bowl
ing alley machine combined; baa no
equal; $11 commission on $28.50 sale; law-;
ful everywhere. Write Honey Dew Gum
company. 639 South San Pedro street, Los
Angeles, Cal.
SPLENDID opportunity representing Pure
Silk Underwear and Hosiery manufactur
cr to wearer. We deliver and collect,
Write for particulars. Î Deal Direct Silk
Mill, Warren, Pa.
CAR OWNER WANTED as direct personal
factory representative for year-ronnd
business. Big profits for right man on
■essitv No capita* necessary. You learu
our line quickly. Box 66», Battle Creek.
Michigan
MAKL BIG M O NEY selling KXCKLC1S
household and food products. Biggest in
Inter-Mountain Region. Exclusive territory
Wru^' fh fnr pa n t ir?icniI^« ,l * P i 0 AROR 1 *TORY
PRODUCTS TRk/cSrVuh R '
PROliUt rs CO., Balt Lake city. utan.
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AN EXCELLENT CHRISTMAS GIFT—
Give yonr friends a set of western pic
tures by Charles M. Russell, world fanions
cowboy artist. A set of twenty (26) dif
ferent full color
last, for $8. a set
stoae Apartments, Great Balls, Montana.
S aintings. while they
i. G. Stevenson. Black
HELP WANTED
SEND 25c for plan to make money from
knitting machine. Box 414, Malta, Mont.
CR VITAL POINT, Bamboo self-filling
fountain pen; light as a pencil; strong.
Gsaraatced for one year. Write for partic
ulars. Agent's saaiple price, 66 cents.
Agents wanted. For sale by Charles Kadas,
Jr, 70S York St, St Fail, Mina.
_MHDICAL_
<5lNCEÎrT8^ïrifflHALTY^WritrTor
free illustrated book. Dr. Williams Saaa
torlnn, Minneapolis, Minn. _
AUTO PARTS
CUT YOUR REPAIR
Good used parts for all makes of cars;
satisfaction guaranteed. Over 100 models
of cars wrecked. Billings Auto Wrecking
Co., Hillings. Montana.
ILL IN HALF.
KODAK FINISHING
SEND ROLL AND for oil itIoooy i»ti
ntres. Ratisfactios gnarantoed V
Photo Service, Fargo, w. D.
FURS REFAIRE», RR- LINED
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D, Re-lined, dona
Satisfaction
sad
guaranteed
Hoeack's Far Bense, Botte, Moataoa
URS RBPAI
mode ever.
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LKWIS tk WALK HR. sssayers. <heml«t«
106 N. Wyoming. Botte. Moot., Rex 114
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whore. _
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everywhere; qatckoMt moat satiofactor«
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arranged privately. Members every
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M. N. A.—WK — 11-38-2»
STATE BRIEFS
W. 8. Pott*, freight and passenger agent
for the Gerat Northern Railroad company
at Fort Benton, has been transferred to
Kevin.
, 9 ♦ ♦
H. L. Cram of Prickly Pear valley, six
miles ont of Helena, took 18 carloads of
Netted Gtem potatoes from a field of 22
acres, or an average of 500 bushels to the
sere.
* A A
John J. O'Neill, age 20, a Butte business
college student, was instantly killed while
working his first shift underground on the
2.200-foot level of the Diamsnd mine In
that city recently.
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W. M. Johnson,
Commercial club, __ __
dress the Great Falls Commercial club. Se
cretary S. E. Peterson of the latter organ
ization, has announced.
president of the Billings
has been invited to ad
Edgar H. Lucas, Northern Pacific brake
man, sustained serious, possibly fatal in
juries, when he fell from the top of a box
car while engaged in switching in the
south yards at Garrison.
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Judge J. C. Huntoon has granted a per
manent injunction against the trustees of
school district 196, in the Moore country,
restraining them from selling bouds on
which a vote was taken in July, 1923.
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Lewis and Clark county won the silver
cup awarded for the best collective dis
play at the Montana State Potato show
which was held at Butte recently. Eight
counties were represented in the display.
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Charles R. Donally, who was In a hunt
ing camp near Fouracre, not far from Su
perior, with Philip Ray aud another man
was discovered to be dead when bis com
panions tried to awaken him for break
fast.
Yellowstone county will lie represented
in the Montaan exhibit at the International
Hay and Grain show, which will be held In
Chicago, from November 28 to December
5, by 10 exhibit samples representing
some of its outstanding products.
9 9
Southern Montana has rescued the last
beet In its $3,000,000 sugar beet crop, the
Great Western factory managers at Bill
ings reporting the SO per cent portion of
the crop that was threatened with loss as
a result of the rains and snows, now out
9 -V 9
The Eastern Montana Utilities company,
a recently organized public service corpor
ation serving the electric power demands
of eastern Montana, has installed a 1000
horsepower electrical
mine plant located at
north of Sidney.
f enerator at its
alrview, 11 miles
9 9 9
Members of the sixth district of the Mon
tana Dentists' association met st luncheon
in Great Falls recently aud elected officers
for the coming year. Dr. L. A. Jeukin
was uamed president; Dr. A. B. Whit
more. secretary aad Dr. J. B. Baker, coun
cilman.
9 9 9
Members of the Montana Association of
Commercial Organization Secretaries will
convene in annual convention In Butte,
November 30, according to F. R. Venable,
secretary of the Butte Chamber of Com
merce. P. N. Bernard, of Kalispell, is
president ef the organization.
9 9 9
A large number of horses have been sold
and otherwise disposed of on the Tongue
River resrvation recently, as a result of
orders given out by Superintendent C. B.
Lobmiller to the effect that all unbroken
horses weighing 90 Opouuds
be disposed of or killed as soon as pos
sible.
or less should
9 9 9
Judge Charles N» Pray In the United
States district court at Great Falls official
ly took notice of the creation of Petroleum
county, in an order designating that coun
ty as being In the Great Falls division of
the court and in the 12th bankruptcy dis
trict. Petroleum county was created at
the general election a year ago.
The Ana<onda Mill and Sraeltermen's
union, through its board of trustees, has
offered a reward of • $200 for information
leading to the arrest of John K. Maslovar.
Maslovar disappeared from the city early
last summer, and shortly after his disap
pearance a check of his books showed bis
accounts were short approximately $1,500.
9 9 9
Residents of the Sun River disrtlct Im
mediately adjacent to Great Falls, who
have been petitioning the Great Falls
school board for a school !»us to transport
the children to and from the Franklin
school on the west side during the stormy
weather were denied their petition in the
opiinion received by the board from At
torney General Foot of Helena.
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The city council of Ismay, located in the
eastern end of Custer county, has made ar
rangements for the purchase, from the
Fairbanks-Morse company, of an electric
plant and equipment, the order for which
is contingent upon the sale of bonds which i
have been voted, being placed In order !
that no time will be lost in connection
with the installation of the improvement.
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In a petition presented to the Great Falla
city eouncP. recently, the West Side Wcl
fare club submitted arguments for the
securing of ground adjacent to the live-
stock pavilion on the west side and the per
maneut location there of the Northern Mon
tana Corn and Livestock show, and the
building of a race course and providing
grounds for a county fair.
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Montana's part in the canning Industry
; of the United States is becoming more
pronounced, according to figures which
Clarence Conrad of the Conrad Grovery
_company, gave in a talk to the Advertising
club luncheon in Great Falls recently.
About 400,000 cases of Montana peas were
canned this year, Mr. Conrad said. Mon
ta,ia « berries are one of the choicest fruits
« n «e canned goods market, he asserted.
Another product of this state which is get
tl "« into the ind " st £ % bena8 '
E« r i v an d continued cold weither
throughout the country, together with ad
ditio,,al ^cuisiid created by the closing
2° vvn an t hr »clte mines in Pennsylvania,
have brought a return of old-time pros
perity to the bituminous fields and the
Roundup district is sharing in the good
fortune. Mines near Roundup are work
ing more steadily thau in several years
and there is reason to lielieve the wel
come activity will last at least until the
Christmas holidays.
The Stanton Trnat .ni Sn.lns. Bnnk
Grnnt kalt, fn entitled to receive la.ut.88
now held as a special deposit by the re
eeiver of The Baqking Corporation of Mou
tana under an opinion handed down in the
supreme court which directs the district
court of Lewis and Clark county to make
an order directing the receiver to pay this
sum over to the Stanton bank or Its re
1 resentativea. This claim grew out of the
closing of Tho Banking Corporation, a Hel
ena com-em, and resulted in the filing of
an actioa in the district court of Lewis and
Clark county by the receiver of The Bank
ing Corporation against the Federal Re
nerve hank of Minnesota, to recover the
above sum which he claimed was the prop
erty of the Insolvent hank and was UlAg
wrongfully withheld from him.
STATE CAPITOL
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Bad weather during the latter half of
September, when several heavy snows and
rain storms were experienced .causing tho
roads In many parts of the state to be vir
tually impassable, prevented threshing and
marketing of Montana wheat to the extent
that shipments for the mouth feil off 2.767
carload s fr om those or the corresponding
MARRY IF LONHLT; Join "The Shoc^i
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S. O. HUSETH
GREAT FALLS, MONTANA
Optometrist aad Optician
Educational Crossword Puzzle
By ROBERT K. SPEER. Assistant Director Barana of BBestleMl Service.
DR. a. RALPH MeOACOHT, Professor ef Education. Celnmbla University.
The purpose of THE EDUCATIONAL CROSS WORD PUZZLE in to teach the
meaning and nee of words. In this the regnlnr cross word pnscle Is defective. Dr.
Edward* L. Thorndike of Columbia University, the world-famous psychologist, has
scanned ever 6,000,000 words from the Bible, classics, novels, trades and newspapers.
He has selected 10,000 most common words. Onr EDUCATIONAL PUZZLE ia confined
to these 10,000 words. The average person's vocabulary is 2,600 words. Why net In
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HORIZONTAL
1. The steam from the radiator will surely
- the brasswork.
1. Tfce seldlers stood in donble —.
Thee Every Honr.
1A. The picture was of the - -
infant Christ.
IS. The cotton is shipped In -
IS. A weodsman
18. An
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and the
wearily on.
is defined as "the pupil of
the eye."
"Water, water everywhere, but not n
- to drink."
2A. I'll meet yon at the eornor ef May and
Simpson -.
2L The President salutes as ho -
past.
28. Canned fish made Mary very — ■
26. It has beeome necessary for me to
i».
the agreement.
21. There Is no
spilt milk.
28. The winning host traveled at a terrific
la worrying over
38.
. Is n compass direction.
82. There are Bornerons wayside ■
along the Lincoln Highway.
34. The police nee their billies te
the rleters.
38. Row does the senp
31. Barbarlaa
town.
38. The keeper was arrested fer selling
- whiskey.
41. "A word to the
42. An
43. His condnct
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descended npea the
sufficient."
Is a aative ef Arabia.
VERTICAL
1. Hsw many
mast I tell ysa to
! X sm alone in the world,
is n signal of daager.
-keeper was a Jovial old chap.
step?
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4. The
out to notify
5. The message was
him.
8. I've
Delias
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S3QHE
that story before.
9. I couldn't nnderstant the last -
of the book.
11. The teacher demanded absolute
from her pupils.
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Copyright. 1825, World Book Co. (Educational Cross Word Pucale Book) for
The George MatthOw Adams Service
Montana, with an Indian population of
13,142, ranks seventh among the states of
the country in this respect. Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, Charles
nounces in Washington. On
It is estimated that the Indian population
of the United States, exclusive of Alaska,
was 349,595. This is an increase of 2,093
for the last
12-year perio
dians ia by far in the lead. Arizona is
second with 43,950; South Dakota has 24,241
and New Mexico is fourth with 22,481.
ment accounts very largely for the decrease
meut accounts very largely for the decrease
of 3,357 car loading of Montana commodi
ties, as shown by the figures compiled by
the Montaan Railroad Commission for that
month as compared with the corresponding
month in 1924. Car loadings for last Sep
tember in Montana totalled 30,247, as
against 33.604 cars in September, 1924.
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T.
Burke an
une 30, 1923,
year, and 18,976 for the past
d. Oklahoma with 120.163 In
Alleging that the Illinois Pipe Line com
pany ia making an enormous profit on the
investment in Kevin-Sunhurst oil fields
and that the rate of 20 cents per barrel
charged for transporting crude petroleum
through its pipe lines is too high, the Sun
burst Rqfining company has filed com
plaint with the Montana Public Utilities
commission, asking an investigation, bear
ing and reduction.
t « «
Thousands of dollars will be saved to
Montana grain shippers by an. order re
ceived by the state railroad commission
in which the Milwaukee railway extends
the effective date of the cancellation
the export rates on shipments of w'beat aud
wheat products to western tidewater from
November 19, 1925 to February 26, 1926.
Similar action by the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific is expected soon by the
commissioä because of such action at the
Helena hearing held in July.
of
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Montana's state railway commission is
rseponsible for effecting another saving
railroad rates to stock shippers of the Big
Hole district, according to a decision of the
interstate commerce commission received
at the state house. The decision modifies
rates on cattle and sheep from Butte
points south on the O. S. L. to markets at
Portland. Seattle and Tacoma. These
rates weer materially increased by the
ot!ffif în«'SÜ üw.Vnë'ÆV'lïS
once been reduced to meet comtetltlon of
lines having a shorter haul to market,
g ^ 1 *° mar * et *
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Due to the fact that the bids received
Octolier 28 for the construction of thTur^
posed Women's building at the State coL
lege at Bozeman exceeded the funds avail
aide for that improvement, the state board
of examiners has rejected oil mh« «Ad
authorized the officiale of the coüéèire ta
proceed to the erctlon of the some Jfîîde?
force account The low bids for the gen
era! contract and for the nlnmhint and
heating and riectrica^ InstallAttAn * "
tracts aggregated if«) 770 ^
ing to reject all bids the boa id .,nnn
tlo^n of Governor J a Ericksîn ^ûth"?
ized the officials at the collecta construct
the building at a cost not to exceed $140,
con
After decld
9 9«
Th « »tat« supreme court has affirmed
the district court of Dawson county in the
case of the First National bank of Glen
dive. in which the hank sought a refund
( of taxes and won a Judgment for half tho
amount asked for.
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So dense is the population In some
parts of China that millions are
forced to live on the water in boats.
The Park
Hotel
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King Albert Is the -
13. May 1 have another
14. The bey -
man's tale.
16. The city dweller
woods with difficulty.
11. Radicals vent their —
italistle group.
2L This is the Junction peint ef the P. M
and M. C. -w
22. Tommy was a regular little -
teday.
of his people.
, please?
attentively te the old
himself In the
on the cap
23 .
. Is a compass direction.
24. Such n- piny leaves me depressed.
28. He is noted for offering - Judg
ments.
31. Get n poand of mixed
33. We'll never he able te get the ink
out of the tahlecover.
84. We wish two chocolate Ice cream ——.
to go with
M. Can't yon get someone
yea?
31. He said he weald he
o'cleek.
39. "House to
48. One
nt 1
, 2 qts.
SOLUTION FOB LAST WEEK'S PUZZLE
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THIS BUTTE MAN
EXPLAINS IT
WELL KNOWN MONTANA DRUG
GIST MAKES A STUDY OF
LIVER AILMENTS
Filter Becomes Clogged; Many Ig
norant of Cause of illuess Uutil the
Symptoms are Traced to their
Real Source.
Poisoned ! Made sick by shear
neglect! This ia what happens to
countless numbers of met and
- women here, perhaps in your own
family, explains A. B. Jensen of
Butte, Pharmacist of state-wide
reputation. Every drop of water
used in large cities runs through
a gigantic filter where poisonous
waste matter is eliminated aud the
water made pure. People would
soon protest if city officials allow
ed this filter to become clogged.
Water conld no longer be purified,
impurities would seap through,
and your family would be made
sick by the very water that flows
into your own home.
Upsets Whole System
Tet. this is exactly what happens
ta you every time you allow your
body's filter to become sluggish and
clogged. This is why you wake up
feeling dull and tired—tongue coat
ed, bad taste In the mouth, and of
fensive breath! Why do many suffer
from such afflictions as poor diges
tion, sour stomach, and formation of
gas. improper movement of the
bowels, sick headaches and « nerv
of the system?
Why Yon Fool Badly
Yonr body's filter Is in yonr liver! It was
put there by nstnre with definite work to
do. About every fifteen minutes all of
the blood- in yonr body passes
yonr liver to be purified. But b
be purified when your liver has become
sluggish and yonr intestines clogged up
with waste? How can it secrete the Juices
that are essential to digestion? Hew can
it supply the secretions Nature uses te
oil your intestines so that year bowels
can move gently, thoroughly and naturally
every day? Quite naturally you suffer
from these ailments until yonr liver has
been properly cleansed sad toned, year
stomach put back In condition and your
whole system baa been braced np and made
well and strong.
through
how can it
Keep TUs FDtar Cbm
Great aombers have gained quick relief
from them complaints through the nee of
Jeo-Sen nilis. ' This preparation of Mr.
Jensen - * helps nature te cleanse and tone
the liver, wake op yonr appetite, improve
digestion and nourishment, tone the tired
and overtaxed nerves, and send purer,
healthier blood conning through yonr
veins.
Ur. Jensen Is no certain that hla dis
covery will prove his theory that he givoo
«way thousands of pills to convince onr
readers ef hie sincerity. He wants every
household la the state te try at his ex
pense the virtues of Jea-Sso Liver pills.
You may have a fall month's treatment
free. Send la this ad and year name
address. No
Try
(LARK'S TAX
TOTAL A MILLION
MONTANA MAY RECEIVE A BIG
SUM FROM ESTATE OF
LATE SENATOR
Board of Equalization Officials Will
Not Hazard Guess at Amount of
Inheritance Levy; Butte Residents
Estimate Figure, However.
While the state board of equali
zation will not hazard a guess as
to what the state will derive from
the inheritance tax upon the es
tate of the late W. A. Clark, it is
estimated by Butte residents who
are close to the Clark interests,
that it will probably bring $1,000,
OOO into the state treasury.
Attaches of the state board of
equalization say that the estate may
bring to the state any place from
$750,000 to $1,000,000 but that it
would be foolish at this time to make
an estimate as there are so many
things to be determined before the
tax can be arrived at.
According to R. D. Miller, secre
tary to the board, the board has no
information as to how nearly correct
is the inventory and appraisement
filed in court in Butte this week,
and it will be weeks and probably
months before the valuations can be
reviewed and determined.
There is the question of the situs
of much of the property for tax pur
poses to he decided.
As the estate has until next Sep
tember in which to pay its state tax
before the imposition of interest, the
state has ample time in which to fol
low out its investigations into the
matter of valuations before deciding
upon the tax that shall be imposed.
According to the inheritance tax
law the money to be derived there
from is divided equally between the
general fund of the state and the
public school funds of the several
counties.
Let them help yon. Adddreoo A. E. Jensen.
Pharmacist, 401 South Montans Street,
Butte, Montana. He la anxious to help
yon. Adv.
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Denmark now has a woman, Fru
Bang, as minister of education.
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Why Pay more
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—It Is of Interest to the farm
ers of Montana to know that a
great saving ban been brought
about for their benefit in the
price of Tractor Fuel, by the
Sunburst Refining company,
an independent home company
At Great Falls.
nil types of kerosene tractors and
engines, including Fordsons, and
gives even more power than kero
sene, which is higher priced.
This Tractor Fuel Is made front
Sunburst Montana crude oil by a
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gives employment to Montana
workmen and puts more Montana
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Why pay more for high priced
kerosene, when It has been proven
that this Tractor Fuel, costing much
less, gives better results?
INVESTIGATE!
—Pewerlzed Tractor Fuel eaa be ob
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ia yonr owa coalminers at much
less than the price of kerosene. It
Is white, looks like kerosene, is tbor
onghly refined and pari fled, having
no offensive odor and works fine In
Address inquiries to
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SUNBURST REFINERY COMPANY
Great Falls
Montana
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Cranking a Fordson on a cold morn
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Montana
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