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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Wool Xmas Waists

Wool waists. assorted colors, worth
$2,5O for 1 50
Heavy wool waists, assorted colors
worth $500 for. ........ ......2 Is
Fine mohair waists. assorted colors
and white. worth $3.50 for. "a ~
Fine nuns yelling and wool batiste
waists, assorted colors and
white, silk embroidered, worth
$500 for q AZ
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14


In and we will show them to you Just rs
advertised, before you buy, which is
more than any catalogue house can do.
Black french coney cluster .carfs
worth 81 90 for 49,. ). =. 400
Electric seal cluster scarfs worth
$l.oO for...... ....... -. CSC
coney cluster scarfs worth
" 90 tor ......... ....... 1 SO
Blended water mink scarfs worth
$4.VV TOT .-........ z 80
Australian Isabella opossum scarfs
worth $500 for ..... y 80
Black fox brush tail boa worth t4.75
IoT. ........ .......S AZ
Black french coney pereline scarts
worth e. so for. =. -. :. IL 4S
Isabella conev pereline scarfs worth
$4.75 for. 80 4S
Isabella opossam perelins scarfs
worth $500 for ....... ....4 rs
Blended water mink pereline scarfs
worth $3.50 for. 80. 49,. "a 90
Isabella opossum extra large pere-
line scarfs worth $40. 90 for. ... Z so
Blended water mink pereline scarfs
worth $l2 90 for s. so
Choice Isabella opossum pereline
scarfs worth $15 90 for o 90
Black french coney shawl fur satin
lined worth $4.75 for. S4S
Isabella coney shawl fur satin lined
worth $500 for. ........ 4 4S
Extra large china bear shawl fur
worth 1000 for. ...........e 90
Genuine Isacella fox shawl fur head
trimmed worth 500 for. 998
Isabella coney split tab pereline
worth 800 for .,...............s so
Isabella coney fancy crsvat worth
AIS for. ..... ............I 90
Blended water mink fancy fur
worth 500 for, ...... ...t.....5 %
Children's Fur Sets
Collar and muff of white lamb for. 79c
+" Z" i" %" 30
+" !" !" angora and lamb
LOT ..s...... i "
Collar and muff Of brown curled
bear ikin for. -. % Is
Collar and muff Of fancy ermine
for. .......... !. ..........3 ~
Collar and muff of Isabella Coney
Combinatien for. ............. 4 48
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Mems Ulster OyercOats.

Chinchilla listers worth 4.50 for. 2.4s
Heavy wool lined ulsters worth IS 3.5C
Heavy wool listers worth 500 for 6 I.
Heavy Irish frieze listers worth
1850 for sos
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Xmas Books for Children.

Baby Pet series, illustrated books for
children. each story Is complete by
itself, the language is within the COM
prehension Of youthful readers, the
books contain profusion of illustrations
of q quality never before shown in works
of this character.
Baby Pet books worth 10c for. $50. sc
Nursery primer books worth loo for 81
A B G books worth zoe for :. $50. 12c
Soft paper books for children for ;. &c
Soft paper books worth 10c for. 49,. Sc
Linen books worth DC for ......... &c
Linen books worth 10c for. ........ SC
Linen bucks worth l5c for. ........ &c
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
liens Wind and Water
proof listers

Good heavy wind and waterproof over.
coats for rough wear, medium weight
blanket lined covert worth 400 for 2.as
Extra heavy weight blanket lined
worth 800 for AS
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14

These are mill ends OF table linens.
put ND in Q. u and 8 yard pieces
very good lengths for common
use and much cheaper than you
can huy the same'grade by the
yard. Prices, SOC, go, 1.15, Ia
and ........... 1890. ....l
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Rubber Dolls.

Roly Poly rubber dolls worth loo 10
Fat baby rubber dolls worth 15c 10
Girls asstd rubber dolls worth 25c Is
Boys and girls {" @ &c 40c "a
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Christmas Furs

Reliable furs from a
manufacturer that has 4
reputation for high grade
work and stands behind
every piece Of fur he
sells. Look over the new
styles OF ladies' coats and
you will readily see that
this will be b great fur
season. Now lock in your
catalogue from the mail
order houses and see IL
they are priced any cheap
Ter than you End them
priced here. Then come
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Dressed Dolls

Dressed dolls assorted boys and
girls worth l5c for ......... 10
Dressed dolls assorted boys and
girls worth 25c for ....... Ia
Dressed dolls girls worth 85c for IL
Dressed dolls with silk dresses
worth SOC for. 80. .......... %
Dressed dolls with lace dresses
worth SOC for. ........+.. -. 81
Dressed dolls with moving eyes
worth 65c for. ............... 81
Dressed dolls fancy worth 75c for Al
Dressad dolls fancy lace worth 81 g.
Dressed dolls fancy silk worth 1.50 81
Dressed dolls fancy silk worth 81 L.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Young People Xmas Books

A new series of choice literature for
children, selected from the best and
most popular works. handsomely printed
on fine paper in large clear type and
profusely illustrated by the most
famous artists, making the most hand,
some and attractive juvenile books be-
fore the public.
Tom Thumb and Cinderella series
worth zoe for. ................. 12c
Mother Goose and Fun and Frolic
worth Csc for. .......... $500. l5c
Alice Thro the Looking Glass series
worth 35c for. :. 49,. -. ...... 1Sc
st. Nicholas and Father Goosie
Gander books worth SOC for 4. b. 24c
Palmer Cox juvenile budgets worth
Santa Claus big pictured story books
worth Csc for 29c
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Xmas Neckties.

Here you will find the SWEETEST line and
largest assortment TO choose from
that ever came to Montpelier
Reversible four-in-hand ties worth
35c and 35 different patterns to
select from for $50. ..... 28c
Reversible four-in-hand worth SOC
and As different patterns to &C.
lect from for. ............... 35c
Reversible four-in-hand of the finest
grade Of silk worth 75c aud IS
different patterns to select from
for. Observation-Disclosures. 47c
String ties worth l5c for -. -. l0c
Midget strings worth 25c for $50. 12t
tring ties worth 35c for .......... 23c
Band teck ties worth loo for. $685.. &c
" . - = 25c - 1880. 12a
d" :" 85c " $685.. 28c
Toe ..... 45c
Bow ties worth l0c for. -. -. Sc
Better ones for .......... ...... &c
Bow ties worth 25c for. .......... 1Oc
. !" - 85c 25c
White lawn bow ties at 81c. &c.
10c. 12ac and ................ 15c
small boys Windsor ties at 7c, 10c,
lac, 18c, zoe and. .......... 25c
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Xmas Books for Boys.

A series OF good clean books for young
boys by authors whose fame for delight
ful stories is world wide, printed on
good paper, illustrated and handsomely
bound.
Algers series worth 35c for. $500. 19c
Henty series worth BIC for ........ 19c
Jack Hathaway series worth SOC for zoe
Young Sportsman series worth LOO 49c
The Bright and Bold series for. -. .49c
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Mems Xmas Kerchiefs
China Silk Kerchiefs
Jap Silk Kerchiefs

With white centers and fancy colored
borders
Fancy assorted borders, worth &c.,. 23c
Assorted styles deep borders worth
SOC for. 1919. :. -. 35c
Extra large and deep borders assort-
ed, worth zoe for go. ACC
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Xmas Blocks.

A B G blocks worth 10c for. ...... Sc
A B G blocks worth 25c for $500. 18c
Picture blocks worth Sc for. -. :. 4c
Picture blocks worth 15c for. =. Toe
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14

Xmas Smoking Sets.
apiece smoking sets worth Toe for 49,
apiece smoking sets worth LIS for 89t
3-piece oak smoking sets worth l,50 80,
piece oak smoking sets worth $50 1'9e
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Youths Christmas Suits.

In long pants for boys from 10 to 90
years old, the cheapest we show are
worth 800. we sell them at CSC suit
We have others and they are not
all cotton either for -. -. 1893
Mixed worsted suits worth 500 for 3.48
Fancy CASHMERE suits worth $780,. 4.98
Silk mixed worsted suits worth $40 6 80
Fancy mixed worsted suits worth
1880 for .......... ....... -. 9.4S
A few imported corduroy suits
worth 1000 to 60 for. -. sos
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14

Celluloid work boxes fitted with all
the necessary paraphernalia,
worth SOC for 1850. .... ..... 23c
Oak work boxes fitted with all the
necessary paraphernalia worth
100 for ...................... soc
Rose wood work boxes fitted with
all the necessary paraphernalia
worth l.50 for ............... 9St
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Beautiful Xmas Gift Books

Handsomely bound and illustrated,
unique designs in gold and colors with
numerous half tone illustrations.
Beautiful Hymn series worth SOC for s3c
Jewel series worth SOC for ...... 33c
White and Gold series worth SOC for 33c
Eureka art series worth 15c for. 10c
Laurel Hursts series worth 25c for. l5c
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Large r1ufflers


Large fancy sateen mufflers for =. 10c
g 80 cashmere !" =. 23c
ed colors for. 35c
Large fancy silk muffiers assorted
colors worth TIC for -. $500. $50
Large fancy silk muffiers assorted
cOlors worth Loo for. "a. IS,
Large fancy silk muffiers black and
white worth 1.25 for =. :. 89t
Large fancy silk muffiers black and
white worth l.50 for. $500. $50
Large fancy silk mufflers assorted
colors worth 1.50 for. .......... $50
Gents Pure Linen ker-
chiefs.
White hemstitched at 12i, LII and 23e
Gents White kerchiefs
Hemstitched
for 8, 5, 81. Q. 10 and 12ac
Gents White kerchiefs
With Colored Borders
at 3. A, 5, Q, 10 and 1afc
Way Mufflers or Sweater
Necks.
A large aasort,nant tn a..l1 From 10 IN RQf
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Xmas Toilet Cases.

apiece toilet set cases worth 75c. Acc
S-piece celluloid toilet sets worth
1.50 for. ........ CSC
3-piece fancy shape celluloid toilet
cases worth 900 for ...... LAS
3.piece fancy shape rosewood toilet
cases worth $50 for .......... 2.25
7-piece upright toilet cases worth
400 for Observation-Disclosures. 1.25
8.piece folding celluloid toilet set
worth 400 for .............2 .15
11-piece folding toilet set cases
worth 600 for .. 3.9s
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Gents Silk Initial ker-
chiefs

Plain white silk, embroidered initial 25c
Extra large as above, worth 75c for Ate
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Joke Books.

Arkansas jokes. 40 different titles
worth 25c for. ................ IS
New joke books, 40 different titles
worth 15c for. 10
FOXY Grandpa books sold every
where for 75c our price 80
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Xmas Shaving Sets.

2-piece shaving sets worth 75c for a
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-12-14
Infants Mittens
Napkins

Colored fringed napkins per dog. -. 25c
White linen napkins per set Of six 29c
Large cotton napkins !" a. :. e.. 40c
Large union napkins " +" 4. Acc
Pure linen napkins !" !" i"
Acc, 69c, Tao, CSC and -. l 4s
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

players and thus abolish the game, but
the spirit of the student body would
not remain quiet, and Independent
elevens were suggested, but after the
season was under way and South high
had been deprived of nine out of elev-
en- men, the war was stopped. While
not encouraging the game, the profess
sors dropped the fight against it.
Since the close of the season the
players have been busy preparing for
the next season and already two Of the
schools have elected captains. East
held its banquet on the night of their
victory over Central, and George Huey,
guard on the team for two years, was
unanimously elected, there being no
other candidate put up. North high
met last week, and Frank Lee, former
ly a halfback and later an end, was
elected, winning from Lauritzen by a
close vote.
South and Central have not selected
q leader yet, but the Central boys will
hold their banquet this week, when a
captain will be elected. South will be
given three banquets during the next
week, and at the first the election Of
the 1907 leader will be held. Flag
stad, the a1l-star center, looks like q
winner, altho Kelly has been spoken Of.
In picking an all-star team, two men
from the South school have won places,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

tically a beginner at the tackle posi-
tion. having always held down a
guard g place until this season. Wood
is q big strapping fellow, who is a
fighter from the kickoff. He is a won
derfully clever defensive man and is
always good for yards in carrying the
ball. In nearly every game this year
he has outplayed his opponent, and
outside Of Putnam is easily entitled to
the place.
Dealing for Guard.
Dealing of North high is the man for
right guard, altho either right or left
side Of center would be the same to
him. While not heavy man, Dealing
is aggressive, and often in the hard
est games broke thru and got down on
punts almost as soon as the ends. Tin
KUN of Central is good guard man,
but is almost too light to be consid-
cred an all-star man. Zahner of South
and Everhart Of East were also hard
workers.
There Is only one man to be con-
sidered for the center position and this
is Flagstad of South. This man is a
heady player and his passing is accu-
rate at all times. He had not a poor
pass credited against him this season
and this can not be said of any other
center Armstrong of North is good
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

other new trick plays seemed to get
the best. Of them, and each game was
lost, either by trick play or a field
goal. While outwitted by new plays
the Centrals were anything but igno-
rant as to their possibility, for Frank
Morse had more of these deceivers than
any other coach in the city, and his
team was we'll drilled on them, but in
game after three or four would
prove successful, the opposing team
would play for them and several proved
disastrous.
Coach Morse had the largest squad
in the city, and there were few enthu-
siasts but who expected his team to
win the championship. With Tobin,
Bresky, Putnam, Green and Cogan from
last years team, Morse had good
foundation, and at the beginning Of the
season everything went we'll, but at
the time Of the trouble over the coach
salary question, Morse quit and for
nearly two weeks the red-and-blue
teams received practically no coaching.
This proved the downfall of the team,
for the mon never regained their old
spirit.
High school football received more
knocks from the professors this year
than ever before, and it seemed that
the one idea was to discourage the
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02
DRESS SUIT A PATCHWORK
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin.

The clawhammer or evening coat has
many oddities of cut. These oddities
were once essentials. There was, in
fact, a time when every idiosyncrasy
of the clawhammer served some useful
purpose.
The cutaway front Of the coat, for
instance, was originally cut away SO
that the wearer, when on horseback,
would not be incommoded.
The two buttons at the back were for
fastening up the tails out of harm g
way, each tail having in the past but
tonhole at its end.
The sleeves, with their false cuffs,
are relics of the days when sleeves
were always turned back, and there
fore were always made with cuffs that
unbuttoned.
The collar, with it's wide notches, is
survival Of the old collar that was
notched in order that its wearer could
turn it up conveniently in cold Of
stormy weather.
The dress coat, in word, is a patch
work Of relics, relics once essential, but
now Of no use on earth.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02
COOKIES BASKETBALL
TEAM WANTS GAMES

The Cooke Institute basketball team
has organized for the season and Man
ager G. M. Parker is out with an open
challenge to all independent and coll
lege teams in the northwest.
The Cooke team has been refused adj
mittance to the local basketball league
on account of it's strength, and the man
agement is forced to look to outside ag'
gregations for games. c. NJ. Parker,
the new manager of the team, former
ly managed the Central high, and last
year this team carried off all honors
taking the interscholastic champion
ship and winning from many independ-
ent teams Mr.. Parker is satisfied
that his team this year is the strongest
in the city if not in the state, and he
is anxious to arrange games with Com
pany K of Saltwater, Company c of
Hudson or the fast Redmen of Red
Wing, Mimi.
The team is composed Of some of the
best known players in the city among
whom are Kayser, Best, Patterson,
Doyle and Oswald. Of these men
men Kayser and Best are institute
players, Patterson is a State Agricul-
tural college player and Doyle and Os-
wald are from the Milwaukee Amateur
Athletic association.
Next Tuesday nig ght the Cookies will
play the fast Lyndales who successful
ly downed the Holcombs last Saturday
night.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

man, but is too slow for the remaining
members Of the team. Lewis, of Cen
tral played hard, but like Reynoldson
of East he was inexperienced. Every
center in the city seemed to be easy
for Flagstad at all times, and there
was hardly play made by an oppos-
ing team that he did not break thru.
For right guard Huey Of East is the
selection. He is not the fastest play
er on his team, but he filed the guard
position to perfection and would make
the best man in the state hustle.
Brown Of Central played good game,
but his work was not up to either Deal
ing or Huey.
AS running mate for Woods I have
selected Linscog of South high. This
big man was wonder at tackle and
there was not a man who played
against him, who could not vouch for
this if he 50 chose. This is Linscog s
first season in football togs, and it has
been successful in every respect as far
as playing is concerned. From the be,
ginning he went into the game with a
will and helped his team to victory
over Central high. Leighton Of North
and Kelly Of South, were good men at
the tackle positions, but neither
showed the goods as did Linscog.
At the other end of the line, Long
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02
BY Frank Mclnerney.

With the close Of the high school
football season comes the selection OF
an all-star team, a custom in vogue tor
years past. There were many gooi
players developed this year, and there
is some difficulty experienced in pick
ing out the right man for the positions
The past season has been the most sue
cessful for years, and every school has
finished very much to the good from
the financial standpoint.
The salary of the coaches was re-
duced early in the year and other OBJ
stacles arose which, under ordinary cir
cumstances, would have killed interest
in the game, but everyone seemed over
anxious to see the effect of the new
rules, and every stumblingstone was
passed safely. The schedules went thru
was slow in acting.
For the first time in several years I'm
East high team captured the honors
and succeeded in taking the champion
ship. South, North and Central schools
have all had turns I'M rejoicing over
the winning of the highest honors, but
it has been so long since East has had
the prize that early in the season Coach
Nat Frykman made promise that he
would turn out championship team or
quit. To show that his heart was Oh
this one idea, he volunteered his serv-
ices to the crimson cause, and coached
the squad thru the season, winning from
all the local teams.
North high started the season we'll
and for time it looked as tho Bur
gan's team would land the champion
ship, but hope fell when, after having
won from the South and Northfeld high
teams, the Eastsiders defeated the blue
and white aggregation in well-played
game. In their annual game with Cen
tral, which was looked to as the big
game on North 3 schedule, the Central
eleven was beaten by score Of to 0.
South Surprise.
South high was a surprise to all tho
opposing teams, for, altho Coach Jimmy
Ellis had little or no material, he made
Z 8 grandstand finish, defeating Central
by good score. At the beginning Of
the season the South boys were dis
. couraged, as the school authorities
nearly wrecked the team by barring
nine Of the best candidates just before
the East high game. With a team COM
posed of subs, green men and three reg
ulars, Ellis went up to the North Side
grounds and lost to Frykman's team
by score of 10 to 0. Two weeks later
the same aggregation lined up against
North high and but for case of stage
fright in the first ten minutes of play
might nave at least tled the Burgan
punch. Ellis was doing wonders with
his patchedup team, and when Gen.
trail was taken on every man was at
his best. The teamwork was perfect, SO
perfect, in fact, that the red and blue
team was completely outplayed and
South made two touchdowns.
Coach Morse had plenty of good ma
terial at Central this year, but
luck seemed to be against him
from the beginning, as far as
Minneapolis schools were concerned,
as both the ST.. Cloud normal and high
schools were taken on and defeated by
decisive scores, but the local aggrega-
items seemed too fast for Central, and
each team was victorious over Morse g
unluckies.
q. Central Was Heavy.
Central had perhaps, the heaviest
team in the city, but the new rules
which allowed the forward pass and
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

Continued From First Page.

coach, as in addition to his appoint
ment by the regents, the gophers'
coach 1s also on the staff of the med
ical college and has duties along that
line which take up much of his at
tention.
Indiana wants another game with
the gophers and the Nebraskans are
anxious for the Minnesotans to play
next years date, if it is granted, at
Lincoln. Nebraska, by the way, did
not ask admission to the conference to-
day, as Michigan did not draw out
There was total lack Of rebellion
talk from Michigan today. In fact,
Michigan was as peaceful as a little
yellow canary in a gilded cage. There
was no vacancy, so Manager Eager Of
the wind-swept districts spent his time
in getting football dates with Wiscon-
sin, Indiana and the lesser schools of
the Big Nine circuit. He was after
Professor Stagg for a game next year,
but the outcome of the conference was
not announced. Manager Baird was
also Barkis: awaiting at the church
for game with Chicago, but the deal
was not closed today. Indiana was
booking number of games and Marc
Catlin was over from the hawkeye
roosts Of Iowa looking for dates.
The gopher delegates returned home
tonight. Manager Reed declared him
self we'll pleased with his two days
sojourn and Professor Paige expressed
pleasure at the harmony and expedition
with which the conference worked.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

and each of the other three teams are
represented by three men. I have not
tried to even up matters by making
such an equal choice, but the eleven
looks the best to me, altho some posi-
tIons were hard to decide.
Bresky at Left End.
At the left-end position Otto Bres-
ky Of Central outshone all other school
players when all-round work was de-
manded, but Lee of North high gave
him good run. Lee, however, is a
new man at the end position, having
always held down a place in the back
field until the last part of this season.
Brand Of East is good man on the
defensive, but is little weak in ad-
vancing the ball. Bresky is an expert
enced man at the end position and his
work this year was frst-class both on
offense and defense. He was always
down on punts and always hit his man
hard in tackling.
In deciding on man for the left
tackle position, two men must be con-
sidered as top-notchers. These men are
Woods of East high and Putnam of
Central. The former is given first
place, as he has had more experience
at the position and showed greater
strength during the season. While
Putnam is a good, fast man, he is prac-