Great Falls Tribune from Great Falls, Montana • Page 9

9 WE CHAMBERLAIN SPRAY OF THE FALLS mm GREAT FALLS DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1915. A(l I. Dr. Xiles, dentist. 1st Nat.

Bank Bldg. Pianos for rent. Kops Piano House. A 1 II 1 fY I I Vt I I I I I I FOR FRIDAY AND' SATURDAY m0 hk rings WATCHES DIAMONDS CUT GLASS and JEWELRY Free Guessing Contest TRAM BIRO THE BIG STORE Our Mail Order Department serves you best I BRAND Buie ribbon Guess What This Big Cheese Weighs. Ten Prizes Given Away.

Absolutely Free. Starts Saturday Nov. 20th. Fabric Soeclals Friday and Saturday Two for $1.50 Silk and Wool Poplins, er 1 special ya. is 59c Navy Wool Flannel Plaid -Slflf Waistings, Special yd.

j)fcL Wool Navy Blue Flannels Waistings; 27 inches These are extra values, especially as they are both seasonable Regular price 59c. Price, per yard 39c Silk and Wool Poplin 40 inches wide, in black and every wanted shade. This is one of The leading dress fabrics and sells at $1.50. Special Week-End Price, yd. $1.00 On Saturday, November 20th, the Big Store will have on display One Big Cheese, the largest one in the state.

Ten prizes given away to the 10 nearest guessers. CONDITIONS It is not necessary to make a purchase. Just come in and guess. Maybe you can secure one of these handsome gifts FREE. 10 Prizes as follows: FIIKST PRIZE 42-Piece Dinner Set.

SECOND PRIZE Large Mirror with Picture. THIRD PRIZE Black Suitcase FOURTH PRIZE Traveling Bag. FIFTH PRIZE Six Hand-Painted Plates. 20 OFF I ITJST" -Linens Thisjj'ree Contest Closes on Wednesday, November 24th. SEE THEM IN OUR GROCERY WINDOW.

SOc Granite Ware, (Q Special ePcVvL All 50c Graniteware on sale for Friday and Sat- QQ urday at Odl IN OUR RIG BARGAIN BASEMENT. Overcoats Special Sale of Boy's Overcoats Ages 11 to 19 years. Values to 1 0.00. Extra special Saturday FRESH Violets Mod 2m uriLo Special Discount of 20 Per until Thanksgiving Day. i DEPARTMENT INFORMATION CLERK FOR POST OFFICE Postmaster Cluston Improves Service by Adding a Clerk and Opening Another Window.

Postmaster William Cluston has made change which he thinlTs will prove a great improvement in the service at the Great Falls office. It will have the effect of putting the city postoffice on the same standard as the offices of the largest cities. The change comes in the form a forwarding and director clerk with window for his work. The window will be known as "Information and Forwarding Window" and a clerk will be on duty during the business hours. All letters of doubtful address will go to this desk and be properly distributed by him.

It will thus takeNoff quite a large amount of work from the general delivery window and will systematize the work so it ought to show results, it the belief, in getting mail to the patrons. CARPENTER HURT Carnenter. a well known nioneer painter the city, residing at 2.327 First avenue south, is confined to his home as tho resvlt of a fall in which he sustained the fracture of two ribs aud a tut upon the chin. The dry Sunday in Chieago may soon become a day of rest, instead of a daf "if arrest. All and Plaid wide.

fabrics. Special AilV. I Mrs. William McKee is ill at Columbus hospital. J.

Freeman, of Belt, passed yesterday in this city. Ralph E. Bancroft of Cascade is here, on business. LeRoy Blue of Spokane, is a visitor in this city. P.

J. Collins was in from Uhn yester-! day on business. Scandinavian Brotherhood meets Fri-: day night. Adv. S.

A. Johnson was a business visitor here from Vaughn yesterday. T. A. Meagher, of Power, has been in the city for a day on ruslnes.

H. A. Gray was in the city Wednesday from Carter on business. Alex Anderson of Geyser was transacting business here yesterday. F.

G. Weaver of Power has been in the city on business for a day' V. M. Ilammaker, of Floweree, has been here for a day on liusines. Charles Murphy has returned to Portage after leing here on business.

Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Couch are in the city from their ranch near Ulni.

Sam Watson, of Carter, has been here on business for the past day or two. Frank Kuich of Portage has been in the city on business for a few days. Dr. Oaag treats eyes, ears, nose, throat, stomach and lungs. Steel building.

Adv. J. A. Stou thas returned from Big candy, where he has been on business. William Freeman, of Fort Shaw, ws among the visitors in this city yesterday.

C. R. Tintingwr of Cascade was in the city over Wednesday transacting business. C. S.

Miner, a merchant from Iliad, was in Great Falls on business yesterday. Charles Pospisil of Ross Fork was here over Wednesday looking after business affairs. Ivy G. James of Tunis was in the city Tuesday on business and has returned to his home. J.

T. Hart was in the city from his ranch near Power yesterday transacting business. Thomas Callson of Marrestown, S. has been here for a few days on his way to Edmonton D. X.

Sovereign, of Lower Belt, has leen here for a day loking after business interests. Mr. and Mrs. Evert Evans, of Portage, have been here for a few days' shopping and on Dr. L.

A. Jenkins will leave today for Gold Butte, where he will spend a few days on business. 5 Mr. and Mrs. John Grohs and daughter were business visitors here from Vaughn yesterday.

Herman Van DeReit was a business visiter in the city from his ranch near Fannington vesterdav. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Boyle have returned from a three months' visit with friends at Fargo, X. D. Roundup coal Lots of heat with little ash. The most economical fuel to buy. Ask your dealer.

Adv. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Wagner, of Bynum, tre among the out-of-town visitors in the city for a few days. Charles Wiegand was here yesterday visiting friends on his way from his ranch at Chester to California. S. F. Fuller and II.

G. Dyer have returned from Portage where they have been en business fo the past week. H. Riley, Mr. Thorson and Mr.

Rude Russell, have been among the business visitors in the city this week. C. H. Mitchell, general freight and passenger agent of the Milwauke, spent yesterday at Red Coulee on business. John M.

Nelson and dajughter were among the business visitors and shoppers this city from Square Butte yesterday. Mrs. D. Wilev has returned to her home at Vaughn after being here for days shopping and visiting friends. Lvman H.

Gross, formerly of th Billings Tribune, has arrived to take a position as telegraph editor of the Leader. C. F. lxiwrie, of Stanford, returned from Power, where he has been on business and is spending a few days at the Equity headquarters. J.

Kyan Gaul is here from Butte 01. business and visiting friends. Mr. Caid was formerly connected with the B. M.

smelter in this city. Mr. and Mrs. L. T.

Morgan, of Xei-hart. are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wellman Holbrook. Mr.

Morgan is connected with the forest service. Miss B. Rudman has returned to Choteau to resume her position at th- McGregor hospital after a visit of several days with friends in this city. Mis. Joseph Martin 'will return to their ranch near Shonkin today.

Mrs. was Here on account of the death of her father, George Morrill. F. A. Bennett has returned from Carter, where he went to attend a meeting of the American Society of Equity and to in organizing a local union at Carter.

Used mahogany and birdseye mple 'furniture exclusively, will be placed on i sale at cut prices after Nov. 15, at the Rainbow Furniture 206 Fourth 1 street south. Adv. Mrs. E.

A. Grace and Mrs. Edith A. Damon, of Geraldine, who have been here on account of the illness and death of their father, George A. Morrill, will return to their homes today.

Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher and Miss Geneva Fiher have been here for several days i beir.or called from Denton on account ot the death of Mrs. Fletchers father, George A. Morrill.

They will leave in a day or two for Square Butte. The sensation of the season Albert Chevalier, England's greatest character actor, and Florence Turner, in "My Old Dutch," at the Palace today and tomorrow; five stupendous reels. People wh.o give themselves away are not necessarilv charitable. Barry, stove repairs, ander 1st Nat'L The Feiden Flower Shop PHONE 6007 323 Central Avenue PROGRESSIVE FLORISTS i SIXTH PRIZE Silver Game Set, 2 pieces. SEVENTH PRIZE Montana Pillow Top.

EIGHTH PRIZE Handsome Picture, framed. NINTH PRIZE Two-pound Box Candy. TENTH PRIZE Framed Picture. Roe-James Glass Company Plate Glass Figured Glass Window Glass Leaded Glass Wired Glass Mirrors KAWNEER STORE FRONTS. Eleventh Ave.

No. and Tenth St. Call up Phone 502 E.W. GAAG, M.D., A Specialty in Diseases of EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT.

LUNGS AND STOMACH. Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted if Needed Steele Building. Phone 6522. Great Falls. Charles F.

Clark Co. SHEET METAL WORKERS Roofers, Warm Air Heating, and Ventilating Engineers. Phone 6160 Second Street South FRANK J. HUBA Designer and Maker of I SIGNS jSHOW CARDS. OFFICE LETTERING Phone 8406.

405M Central Ave. Rear Rubber Heels Free with every pair of shoes half soled in this shop Wednesdays until further notice. MODEL SHOE SHOP 203 First Avenue South. A. H.

Chapman PLUMBING AND HEATING All work guaranteed and promptly done. Shop at 113 Central Avenue. Phone House, 8915. Shop, 256 John Stewart General Painting, Decorating and Paper Hanging. 815 Seventh Ave.

No. Phone 7456 Great Falls, Mont SIGNS KINDS J. A. DENNIS0N. Phone 7027.

Second street south" and Second avenue. AUTO PAINTING. Cement Walks Tile and Terraza Floors, Excavation ami Concrete Foundations. MIRACLE CO Boon 437 Ford Building. Pfeoaa 6tta The "practical man devotes but littb time to preaching.

mm JEWELER 313 CENTRAL AVE. The writing paper by which others are judged. Used the world over with no regrets. We carry this well known paper in all grades. Envelopes, Box Papers, Pound Papers and Tablets.

"The Store With the Right Price" Chas. E. Morris Co. INC. STATIONERS 223 Central Ave.

Special Today A shipment of HIRSCH- WICKWIRE OVERCOATS, regular price $35.00. On i Carl Liedholm and Company 219 Central Avenue If it comes from Lied- holm it MUST be good. New Club Cafe Special Merchants' Lunch 11 till 2 413 Central Avenue. Dr. R.

Benson EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Tod Block Hours: From 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. Beautiful CUT GLASS AND OTHER GIFTS, are coming to our store in daily shipments.

The assortment this year will be much larger than ever before, and our prices will convince you of the roil bargains. PHILIP JACOBY JEWELER Watch Inspector for M. St. P. Ry.

Corner Central Avenue and Fourth Street. The best foot, rule is to wear loose shoes. HYTT? The Big Store is offering a Cent Off on all Linens from now SEE OUR LINEN BIGGEST CHEESE EVER IN STATE Big enough for a led, but not for that purpose, is one way to express a description if the fhtvif in Stmin brothers' window for display now but which will be for sale later. The cheese is five feet deep and about six feet in diameter. It is remarkably large cheese and it the claim of the Strain brothers' management that it is the biggest cheese ever brought in Montana.

It will le seen in the window today and tomorrow. CLUB HOLDS ELECTION At a meeting of the Good fellowship club of the V. Y. C. A.

held last even- ing the first election of officers was conducted, selections leing made for the ensuing term of six months as foi- lows: Miss Jessie Keid president, Miss Henrietta Ileaney vice president, Miss Clara Hansen secretary, and Miss Edith Graves treasurer. SU3IAL IN MISSOURI The body of Richard Wallis is at O'Connor's undertaking parlors. A bro- ther, Lawrence Wallis. will arrive here this af tenon on Bulington train 43 from Independence, and arrange for the disposition of the body. The body will probably Ik forwarded to Missouri on raturdav morning.

Dr. J. B. McGollum, expert optician and eye specialist. Office 105 Sixth street north.

Phone 6152. Adr. Fresh a of a is Special per Bunch Big Bunches AT THE HOTELS RAINBOW. D. J.

Cavanagh, Salt Lake; C. M. Powell, Glasgow; Mr. and Mrs. D.

H. Watkins, Chicago: II P. Harknpss. Helena; O. Smith.

CWvlnnrf: Tt Blue. Spokane; W. L. Gerow, Minneapolis; M. E.

Casey, Duluth; J. H. Wold, B. F. Binkenbnrger.

Spokane; fi. RaetZ. Milwaukee; M. Stevens. St.

Paul; R. Kuhan, Cleveland; H. W. Brown, Cascade; E. Lee, New York; W.

L. Evans, Denver; C. A. Melin. Denver; II.

E. Nicholso'n. Chicago; .1. Klein, Rutte; S. J.

Sternberg; Chicago; O. M. Seslow, Minneapolis; E. J. rScott, Minneapolis; B.

F. Barber, lloa trice. H. K. Denver; -T.

faraway. Spokane; C. B. Swim. Missoula; II.

A. Mavis, Chicago; J. W. Bever, Billings; G. B.

Pitt. Butte; p. C. Rosser, Gilman; George Schimnael. Butte; R.

F. Stone, Oakland; R. E. Rice, Denver: F. Beeson.

Helena: J. H. McShane, Omaha; A. E. Flinn.

Chicago; R. IL Procter, Minneapolis; A. D. Cleveland, Salt Lake; J. C.

Piver, San Francisco; T. X. Marsh, Butte; Mr. and Mrs. E.

G. Couch, LTm; J. C. Godwin, Boston; L. Marx, Butte; G.

A. Dabler, Mitchell A. G. Fox, Mitchell P. V.

Du Bois, J. S. Sweat, Dutton; R. E. Theinhardt, Minneapolis; J.

A. Smith, Fort Shaw; I Tir1. Minneapolis; G. Hillyert, Butte; G. W.

Hunt, Kalis-pell; II. G. G. King, Port; A. Gustapson, San Francisco; W.

K. Hall, Helena; L. E. Helena; G. K.

Reeder, Craig; G. C. Probst, Butte; M. L. Rickman, Helena.

GREAT FALLS. W. O. Buck, Cascade; F. O.

Johnson, Spunkop; R. Therson, Kalisxdl; Mrs. J. Blake, II. S.

Curtiss, LTm James Kel-leher, Stanford; Joe Rogers, Denton; John Smith, Charles Smith, Power; W. A. Davis, Cascade A. Skockpol, Denton; V. Jochims, Lowry; J.

Stephani, Portage; Fred Crowley, Sand Coulee; Guy Jones, Benton; R. Johnson; Dupuyer; Fred Gustafson, Belt; H. J. McLaughlin, Sand Coulee; C. S.

Miner, Ilaid; C. F. Albright, Lewistown; Walter Galles, Brcadview; B. C. Jones, Stockett; John Renning, Geyser; Paul M.

Polz, Glasgow; John Miller, Vaughn; I. M. Barbe, Cascade; -W. B. Barbe, Portage.

EXAMINATION An examination has been announced vthe United State civil service com- I mission to be held Dec. 21 for the securing of a register of eligibles to fill vacancies in the position of inspector of machinery, for marine engine draftsmen submarines, at a salarj- of $5.04 per Jday. Fis FUNERALS The funeral of George A. Morrell was held at the chapel of the W. II.

at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. Rev. E. L. White officiated and the interment was in Highland, cemetery.

Com-, rades of Sheridan Post G. A. R. ladies of the Relief corps and members of the ladies' auxiliary to the G. A.

R. attended the services. The services of the G. A. R.

and the auxiliary were exemplied at the chapel and at the grave. Tfiere was a lare attendance and the casket was hiddtVi from view by the many floral offerings The bearers were: Wilmer Jeanette, Henry Steege, Fred Fletcher, J. B. Has-lam, A. C.

David and Archie Reid. The funeral of Phillip Gibson was held at the residence, 1526 Seventh avenue north at 2 yesterday afternoon. Rev. Manfred Lilliefors officiated and the interment was in Highland cemetery. The bearers were: C.

1). Eliot, S. E. Atkinson, W. P.

Wren. H. O. Chowen, W. W.

Conner, Dr. J. H. Fairfield, W. Chamberlain and H.

P. Brown. The body of Mrs. M. Swartz of 919V3 First avenue north will be forwarded from the chapel of the W.

II. George company at 10 this morning to Cleveland, for burial. The husband and mother, Mrs. II. Brown, will accompany the body.

WHITE BUYS 0UTLAP1M Through a deal just consummated Glenn B. White has acquired alK of the stock of the White-Lapm company and will conduct the business of the corporation for the present under the old name. F. J. Tjapin has retired from the company and has entered the real estate business.

"NEAL Of THE NAVY" A laugh and a present all children. A story thoroughly enjoyed by both old and young. Alcazar Saturdav. Adv. DALY SKEES Harry J.

Daly and Miss Elsie Skees were married at St. Ann's cathedral by Rev. Fathe. Dineen. They were Attended bv Miss Birdie Skees and Lionel Daly.

Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the Gerald cafe. The table was beautifully decorated with cut flowers and greenery. Mr. and Mrs. Daly left yesterday afternoon for Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and other coast cities.

Come in and look over our line of Fresh Fish. We have Salmon, Halibut, Smelts, Herring, Whitefish, Pike, Trout and Perch. OYSTERS Selects, Standards and Olympias. SALT FISH Mackerel, Mechlner Herring, Bloaters and Kippered Salmon and Cod. Palace Market R.

W. PAGE CO. Next door to Rainbow Hotel 10 Third Street North, Great Falls, Montana.