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LIST OF OLEOMARGARINE DEAL
Alexander. +. c.. 945 st. nv.
Aitemu-, Geo. c.. 300 18th st. NV.
Angusterfer. 4, H.. Northern Liberty Market.
Abraham. D.. 9th and NJ SITS. he.
Abransen b.. 10th and SITS. ne.
Arkfn. =. i22D ~. ST. s.w.
BRADSHAW. John. jr.. 9th and A SITS.
Bell. Geo. W.. 22nd and r. /. ave. ne.
Black. II. G., 9Th and NJ SITS. ne.
BRADY & Son, 1859 Good Hope ri. Sc.
Burns, G. T.. 421 East Capitol st.
Bull. NJ. o.. 21O0 r. ]. ave. ne.
caywood, W. E.. 1925 G ST. Sc.
Culver. j. B., Northeast Market.
Chaplin. q. j.. Center Market.
Columbia Dairy Co. 21s 10th st. NV.
Columbia Tea and Coffee Co., 1905 \. Cap st.
Donahue. d. T.. 18th and b SITS.
Dinowitzer. j.. 3dth and n SITS. NV.
Dobkn. NJ. 3rd and + SITS. ne.
-Dcsge. J. p, 1910 LIST NV.
Old Dutch Market Co., 800 La. ave. NV.
Old Dutch Market Co.. I'LL II st. ne.
Old Dutch Market Co., 9TH and sts NV.
Old Dutch Market Co., 3l0l NJ st. NV.
Old Dutch Market Co., 1882 North Capitol st.
Old Dutch Market Co.. sth and T. SITS. s.e
Ermantraut, l.. A., 18th and s. c. ave. Sc.
Fonorof, A., 1000 18th ST. Sc.
FRAZIER. w. E., Eastern Market
Hoover. J.. c.. Riggs Market.
Hall, E. F., Bird and Z SITS. ne.
JIM. J. E, 18th and b SITS Sc.
Hall. l.. F., 12th aud III SITS. ne.
Hayden. T., $40 G st. NV.
HeiSt, II. T., 3JSS 18th ST. NV.
Howard. ia. 1911 Potomac st. NV
katz, Max H.. LOO ID ST. ne.
Lane Mrs. A.. Eastern Market.
La,egar. q. A. 1900 LIST NV.
Poore. X. F.. 1855 Wisconsin ave,
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scallopsd' Tomatoes.

teaspoonful OF salt. scant teaspo0nful Of
pepper and onion Juice. Add cupful OF
finely minced celery. Butter baking
dish. First put In half OF the tomatoes.
then layer Of crackers. sprinkle with
two heaping. tabiespponfuls Of eTatee
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Drowned Potatoes.

Boil the potatoes whole until nearly
done. drain. roll In tiour. take the meat
out and put the potatoes In the gravy In
the pot until Drowned. Take the potatoes
out and place them In q hot oven while
you thicken the gravy and they viii crisp
over. Potatoes cooked this way are very
rici, in flavor and are delicious with the
roast
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The Cost of Living
The following are extracts Of testimony given in
April, 1910, during the hearings before the
Committee on Agriculture on bills
relating to Oleomargarine:

Ashby F. Lue representative Congress from South Carolina
:. "To my mind the present law is the most vicious
piece of legislation enacted by the Federal Congress
It is burdensome tax upon the tables of the poor
) 1--WE all know there is no more universal demand
than that for butter something to take the place of
food of the paor-te laboring people of the country
"The bill have introduced this subject la sbsti
tue Tor the Grout bill which taxes colored Oleargane
ten cents per pound might with proprety be called bill
remove heavy and unjust tax from the tables of the
working people"
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The veiled blouse has given place to
linen. hand-tucked or embroidered. and
there is q certain charming freshness. q
youthfuiness about the tub blouse which
Is pleasing. 49,
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Rather daring color and style is the hat sketched today
That striking fashion Of this kind should be adopted by
youthful counenance only needless to The oasaped
of this urban covered completely by closely massed
and buds in delicate shade of pink There
brm Of black satin which turns back in wider
the front and tapering nohng he back where it
finished by tiny butterfly bow of black satin The
srmounted by outstanding folds of pink ule laid
black.
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SS- ChNlS1lED SW1f q IT,
Redman's White Front Market, GIG La ave. NV
Refill, J.. jr-. sol st. NV.
Roth. j. p, 934 La. ave. NV.
Robertson. H. c.. 9th and s. c. ave. Sc.
| Rosenblatt. N. 9th and NJ SITS. NV.
Renshaw Brothers, 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
Rapaport. c.. go NJ st. Sc.
Skopp, L., 4th and b SITS. ne.
| Sherry. H., 946 La. NV.
| Sparrow, C. ", 800 n. Cap. st.
| Swaine. +. G.. & Son. 1872 La. ave. NV.
Smith. r. E.. 9th and d SITS. Sc.
Smith, Cunningham. & Co., go La. ave. NV.
Sanitary Grocery Company, 10th and SITS. wv
Sanitary Grocery company, 1912 Ga. ave. NV.
Sanitary Grocery Company, 1115 st. ne.
Sanitary Grocery Company, 18th and p SITS. NV
Sanitary Grocery Company, 800 14th st. NV.
Sanitary Grocery Company, 3rd and A sts
/ Sanitary Grocery Company, 401 7tb ct. s.w.
Sanitary Grocery Company. 9th and ! SITS NV.
Sanitary Grocery Company, 1th and Pa. ave. B.e
Sanitary Grocery Company, 1O2h 5th st. NV.
Sanitary Grocery Company, 200 st. NV.
Sanitary Grocery Company. 1924 7th st. NV.
| Sanitary Grocery Company. 121 Az at. s.w
| Sanitary Grocery Company. ~ and SITS. s.w.
Sanitary Grocery Company, 31O3 u at. NV.
Sanitary Grocery Company. 1884 North Capitol st
Sanitary Grocery Company. 24l4 18th st. NV.
Tolson, ]. W., 1876 st. NV.
| burlington. X. A.. PIG John Marshall pl.
Whaen, NJ j.. 3rd and C SITS. s.w.
Washington Dairy Company, $40 La. ave. NV.
Washington Dairy Company, Center Market.
VAIL, W. \. j. ave- and St NV.
Weschler Brothers. Eastern Market.
| Whitney. A. c.. Eastern Market.
sutton J. W., Rallston. Va.
Bixler. G. W.. Capitol Heights. Md.
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cheese. Then add the tomatoes, sprinkle
the top with cracker crumbs and bits Of
butter and bake twenty minutes. The
acid Of the tomatoes contrasts splendidly
with the meat and potatoes.
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using black lace draperies over maline
or white satin; the cascades OF fine black
lace over the shimmering surface Of the
satin give, most artistic touch to the
gown
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broad band of green satin over the other.
each band tucked into the narrow green
satin belt both back and front. The
satin band. though. was continued down
the skirt in stole fashion until at the end
it was tipped with a handsome ornament
OF furnished gold and brown satin The
neck was cut out In point and filled in
with deep cream mousseline topped with
high, shapely stock.
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are made from tiny ostrich tips. one being
amply sufficient for the entire trimming
Of quite large hat. Flat bandeaux are
also good style. and these can be made
up from any old ostrich feathers one has
on hand, to look equal to new.
The three-quarter-length ostrich plume
with fiat bandeau provides handsome
trimming for hat. and so does couple
Of longer plumes going in opposite direc-
tons upon the hat They fall so grace
fully 1t iss not unusual to see the BAN
deaux made up Of black mixed with a
vivid color, as emerald green or cerise.
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SAGE TEA, USED BY OUR GRAND
MOTHERS TO DARKEN THE HAIR

The present generation has the advantage
Of the past in that 1t can get a ready-to-
use preparation called Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy. Az a scalp tonic
and color restorer this preparation is vastly
superior to the ordinary ''sage tea" made
by our grandmothers.
The growth and beauty OF the hair de-
Ponds on healthy condition Of the scalp.
wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy
quickly kills the dandru6 germs Which rob
the hair of its life. color and luster. makes
the scalp clean and healthy. gives the hair
strength, color and beauty. and makes 1t
grow.
Get oo-cent bottle from your druggist
today. He will give your money back II
yon are not satised after . fsir trial.
Special agent. James O'Donneli. 90l ct.
NV.
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Swift's Premium Oleomargarine

is made in new sanitary factories open to the
daily inspection of the general public, and always
charge of u S. Government Inspectors who pass on the
kept absolutely clean, and that provision Of the law
governing the manufacture of Oleoargarne and its sale by
manufacturers, is strictly complied with
When you try Swifts Premium Oleomargarine you will find
that sweet pure clean food product that you
table ecta saving and maintain standard good living
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COS 10 6t4 ELEVENTH STREBE
Opening Millinery Display.

We are showing exclusive spring styles in
Trimmed Hats. made in workrooms from models
just received from leading Paris modstes An unusually
choice collection of tailored semdress and dressy models
at moderate prices.
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The cottons are lovely. Those in cord
ed effects, especially corduroy and bed
ford cord. promise to be decidedly pop.
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BROWNS
Bronchial TrOCl1es

Al e6sctlvs remedy foe Osa6Aa an6 HeoFssnes1.
Invaiusbls In BsuechiAl snd Lsns 1sSubles ana
10 StngesS mi apeakera Tor oleaEjag, ~ veses.
Dntin1y free nku0 epiat4e e. an1 hGf01l tire
JoHN / szoWH 8 sosl. bsssss. a..
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Swift & Company, Chicago

COO
containing rnanyec sen o
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Restores Gray Hair to
Natural Color, Stops
1t from Coming Out
and Makes 1t Grow.

Ii Is. easier to preserve the color Of the
hair than to restore 1t. although 1t Is pos
, sible TO do both. Our grandnaothers under
: stood the secret. They made a sage tea
and their dark. glossy hair long after mid
die life was due to this tact. Our moth
ers have gray hairs before they are nifty,
: but they are beginning to appreciate the
Z wisdom Of our grandmothers In using
.'sage tea. for their hair and are fast
following suit
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11-4 Full Size White Crochet
Spread. close weave; guaranteed
perfect; hemmed ready M
for use; free from starch. VAtC
Worth $1.25. Special....
11-4 Full Size tout Corner
Crochet Spread. This is the best
quality of Crochet Spread that is
. made. This number also comes in
the hemmed; 2 neat
. designs to &. choose d a NO
. from. Regular price. b eVS
? $2.75. Special .......
; Full Size Silkoline Comfort, COW
/. cred with substantial grade of
!, silkoline; light or dark colOrings;
stitched all over; best d. nm
cotton filling. $1.25 - .VVVV
. value. Special. ......
Every pair of German Waven
wool Nap" Blankets in our stock
reduced for a day
$1.39 value, in white or gray. $I00
s. 90 value, in white or gray. $3.50 ;
$500 value, in white or gray. $500
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Aug a. Activity OF shorts
! seeking to cover notably in September
/ holdings strengthened a listless mar
ket to-day and held wheat prices near
/ the top at the finish. Closing figures
were from %c to 7se higher. Cash de-
nand. which absorbed $4,000 bushels
of wheat, much Of which was regarded
as destined for export, disturbed Sep
tember shorts and hurried them to
cover. The activity in the nearby
option spread to the later months and
dull easy trading which began with
prices unchanged to &c down, stiff
fened toward the end with advances
In all futures.
Continued favorable reports on new
crop weather conditions In the north
west and weaker cables failed to stay
the advance. The close was firm
throughout at practically top prices.
A strong cash demand coupled with
September congestion toned up the
corn market The close was steady
all around, Strength displayed by the
major grains was reflected In oats.
The close was steady An advance of
&c to Toe In live hogs gave impetus
w llhNISibH HllttSt ! He tlbSt Mhs
strong al the nearly top.
September wheat: opened, 92he
TO 92&e; high, 93Mc; low, 92m92hc:
close. a3hc.
September corn: Opened. G9hc To
G9Ae; high, Tie, low. 69hc; close. Tie
September oats: opened. 3iMc 10
3ihc; high. 32c low, 3l%c; close.
3iA m3iMc.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14

s,ss, ass,s: IA bee!al Improvement Dis
nnye theN Nkh9BO appear at su1d mteting.
either In person or by COUNSEL y and ,Ob ieci
10 or protest against the creation of said
special Improvement district or to the
making Of said improvements, and to- the
Ilnal passage and adoption or this reso-
And Further Be 1t Resolved. That the
city clerk be nnd he Is hereby Instructed
ana directed to have this resolution p,Ib-
lished In the Daily Missoulinn, h neyys-
paaper printed and published IN said city
,,ne ,me time set for hearing objections or
protests TO the creation Of said special
Improvement district and to the making
oI salu improvements and the final pas
sage ana adoption OF this resolution
ana VI is hereby declared to be the In
uention OF the city council to finally pass
ana adopt this resolution on Monday, the
Istii day OF August, 1912, at said meeting
or the city council, unless objections OF
protests are made at said time and place
py owners or agents Of owners represent
ing more than one-half I'M area Of all of
,nc property which would be assessed 10
ueIray the cost OF making said Improve
Eina)ly,, adopted and passed by the
council THIS ,,.,..... day Of August, 1912,
1912. "' W "'s's''
Attest ...............................
'''''''''-...'s...-...,.... ......... Mayor
.H1r
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14
SNOWSTORM PROPERTY
VISITED BY BAD BLAZE

Mulnn. Aug. 3.-tSpeclal)-
boiler house. laundry and drying room
OF the Snowstorm mine were totally
destroyed by fire that broke out
about 2 o'clock this morning. The
flames were confined Ia these build
ings. while the big $500 boarding
house near by was saved with the
greatest difficulty. The fact that
there was practically no wind blowing
at the time was all that made the ef-
forts Of the fir" fighters successful.
The origin " fire has not been
determin" me knows in just
what fszr t.le plant II originated.
The flnlH ) did their work quickly and
left nothing OF the buildings or con-
tents, Along with the drying room
went Il large quantity OF the miners
working clothes
The loss Will be very near $4,000.
This is fully covered in companies
represented by the Herman Rossi
agency OF Wallace. MIR Rossi was
ON the ground early IN the forenoon.
ANA stated that the loss would be ad-
JuHted In very few days
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14
DEALINGS N STOCKS
/ CONFUSING
fAVORlTE ISSUES MOVE WITHIN
NARROW LIMITS, WHEN NOT
UNDER RESTRAINT.

New York. Aug. 13--Dealings in
ttoclss today were of singulafy con
fnsing character. At no time was
there marked strength In those issues
which constitute d potential speculative
force For the greater part favoritcs
like United States steel and the Har-
riman and Hil issues moved within
narrow limits. when not under re-
atraint while Reading ana Lehigh
Valley were obviously under pressure.
Unusual strength was manifested by
the Gould group as represented by
Denver & Rio Grnnde common and
preferred and Missouri Pacific. Cop
pers ANA General Electric as well as
southern Railway preferred were very
active at higher prices In the final
hour. the market having a fairly
strong close, after another spell of
weakness in the anthracites. Union
Pacific and few other prominent
issues. l.ondon's operations In this
market were on IA larger scale than
recently Purchases, mainly steel,
Amalgamated Copper and the Eries,
probably totaled as much as 80 600
shares General news included advices
from steel trade renters pointing to
unabattd activity ana demand for fine
ished products and the declaring of
the regular Canadian Pacific dividends
coupled with an excellent annual
statement by that system.
Bonds Mere irregular with a sharp
decline lon - I.8uis & San Francisco
general as Total sales tpar value),
st.y1O.0Ou.
United States bonds were unchanged
on .all.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14
city clerk.
Official Notice.

office of the city Clerk Of the city of
Missoula, Montana.
Notice Is Hereby Given Ia The owners OF
land situated within the boundaries of
proposed Special Improvement District
No. ~ In the city of Missoula, Montana,
hat al a meeting of the city council OF
the city of Missoula. held on August II,
i9i2 the following resolution. No. 173A,
was passed subject to final passage and
adoption by said city council nj d meet
ing thereof 10 be held at the council cham
her In the city hall in the city of Mis-
soula, Montana, on Monday. August 49,.
and place owners or agents of OWNERS OF
land situated within said proposed Special
Improvement District No. II shall have
object TO the creation Of said special i'm :
provemcnt district or to the making OF
snid improvements and to the final pas
sage and adoption of said resolution.
". III. SMITH, city Clerk.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14
'sssssstsss. .444sssssse4a
City Clerk
OftjcIal No.le.

office of the CITY Clerk OF the CITY oI
Missoula. Montana '' "
Notice Is Hereby Given TO the owners
or land situated within the boundaries ot
proposed Special Improvement District
70. ~ IN the city of Missoua, Montana.
w. city Of Missoula. held on August ii.
III lais' me following resolution. No. I76A.
WIS WIS passed subject tolfinal passage and
ing thereof to be held at the council cham :
per m the city hnll In city OF Misso,ln.
Montana, ON Monday. August 10, 1912 nj
w q Clock n, M. at which time and place
owners or agents OF owners of lnnd siiu-
nted within said .proposed Special Improve
,neht District No. 20 shall have the right
,pshppear aud protest against or object 10
me creation of said special Improvement
district or to the making Of said Inn
provemchts. and To the final passage and
adoption Of said resolution,
w. II. SMITH. city Clerk.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14
PL0TTERS
FOUND TO Be GUILTY

cairo. Egypt, Aug. 13--The trial Of
three youths who We're arrested on
July for being concerned in n plot
to nssasslnate Viscount Kitchener, the
British agent ana consul general In
Egypt, resulted in all of them being
found guilty. one was sentenced to
- years at hard labor. while the
other two were sent to prison for Il
years without hard labor 1t was
stated In the hearing that the read :
Ing Of seditious literature had melted
them 10 tho conspiracy.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14
RESOLUTION NO. 17aA.

a Resolution Creating Special Improve
soa p Il monianS No. Il lor =" hs ns GUY prpass OF Ma o
nins, iastelly and Westerly Through
llgglns' Addition, 3 Original Townslte,
and ~ q. =. Higgins Addition, in the
CITY of AlIssoula, Montana.
Whereas 4 is the Intention Of the coun-
eli of the city II Mssoula. Montana, to
create u special improvement district IN
said city Tor the purpose Of paving that
certain public alley running etsierly ana
westerly through blocks 2, original Town
site, Is G. T.. Higgins addition, : Original
lownsite, ana y q. Il. Higgins addition
In the city of Missouln, Montana. the pay
m.nt of assessments for Which are to be
made In inslalinents and are 20 extend
over u period Of -four years and the cost
of which special improvements loss any
amount which may be payable by any
persons or corporation occupying any part
Of the said alley under franchise) within
the special Improvement district hereby
created, shall be paid by the entire dis
The disiriC, to be assessed for that part
of the whole cost which It's frontage on
said alley bcnrs to the whole frontage OF
and,
Whereas, An approximate estimate OF
the cost of the improvements herein set
forth has been made and is hereby de-
cared To be ms follows.
SO per lineal foot, and total cost
of 49, i6a,
Therefore BE II Resolved BY the Coun-
eli of the city of Missoula, Montana, That
the special Improvement district hereby
created be, and the same Is hereby desig
mated and known as Special Improvement
District No II.
That the boundaries of Special Improve,
ment District No. II are hereby fixed ant
described as follows.---
Beginning at the northeast corner OF
block 2, Original townsite, and runnint
thence westerly. along the south line q
East Main street TO an intersection witl
the center line Of lot 7, block 2, Origina
townsite, and block 2S, G. !. Higgins ad
dition; thence southerly along said cen
ter line of lot Z 70 point distant "a fee
northerly from the northefly limo Of alley
running through said block 2, Origina
townsite: thence westerly and parable
with said north line of alley to the cas-
line OF Higgins avenue. thence continuing
on the same course across Higgins avenue
to the west line OF Higgins avenue; thence
northely along, The west line Of Higgins
street: thence westerly along the sontler
~ line Of Main street 10 u point distan
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14
Money Market.

New York. Aug. l3 Close: Prime
mercantile papers 10 "a per cent:
sterling exchange easy with actual
business Ia bankers bills at ASA 80 for
day bills and 1910 for demand.
Commercial bills. is3A
Bar silver. Gihc.
Mexican dollars, 4Sc.
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds irregular.
Money on call steady. 2la M3 per
cent; ruling rate. "a per cent: clos-
Ing bid, rs per cent; offered at 3 per
cent.
Time loans, steady: GO days. 3a 10
3Al per cent. 80 days. 1 per cent. six
months, 4AniA per cent.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14
Mayor.

Office OF the city Clerk OF the city OF
Missoua, Montana.
Notice Is HeraLx- Given to the owners Of
land situated within the boundaries of
proposed Special Improvement sDstrict
No. Is In the city Of Missoula. Montana.
the cNy of Missoula, held on August II,
1912. the following resolution. No. TIA.
was passed, subject to final passage and
adoption by said city council AT n meet
ing thereof To beiheld at the council cham
ber In the city hall IN the city of Mis-
souia, Montana, ON Monday. August ~,
1872, az 10 O'Clock n. m, at which time
and place owners or agents of owners of
land situated within said proposed Special
Improvement Diatrict No. Is shall have
the right to appear and protest against or
object To the creation OF said special i'm
provement district, or To the making OF
said improvements. and To the final pas
sage and adoption of said resolution.
W. II. SMITH. City Clerk.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-14
Metal Market,

New York, Aug. t3.-Copper steady.
standard, spot to October. sl7.2JG1
1850; electroytic. 17%e; lake. i7Scs
casting 17m17kc.
Tin easy, spot, si5.55miG: August.
s45hnai5S September. si5.5OM 1915
Lead firm, sii0m4G0.
Spelter easy s6.90M7.
Copper exports this month 7.7ss tons
London copper steady. spot and
futures. e7s i2s Cd.
London lead. fl9. ~. Cd. London
spclter. f2i 5s