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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-01
r,o+s Misr.nresented,

COLUMBUS. O.. Npril 3n.--The gov
ernors office to-day called the attention
nf the department of state IT Washing
ION to AN advertisement being run in
newsuaprrs in ohio calling for 10000
farm hands to work on farms in west
ern Canada and take the place of men
called to the cnlorS. The advertisement
states there is no danger or possibility
Of conservation i'll Canada. Il statement
which the governors office character
ZcS as untrue"
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AGREE ON WAR
CONTINUED From First Page.)
not to open the tariff flood gates
under any consideration.
pennsv1yania Leading.

WASHINGTON. April 3U.-lcnnsyira-
Figures made public to-day for April
Is and ~ show l76 rennsylranians
were accepted as against Ia in Illinois
and rs in Michigan. The total l"r the
two days from all states was l.+"b' max
inc 31ino mon added 10 the army since
April |. ,,a
Nevada. first state TO complete It's
Quota added six more to its surplus. the
total now being l9a men accepted on
quota OF 1862.
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To pool BOX Cars,

CHT'AGO. April %0.-An order In ef-
feet which pools the box cars Of all
railroads for national use in any dir""-
ton was issued today by the special
railroad commission Of the Natit~al
Council of Defense. 1t SuSpcnds an order
Of February 81 designed 70 expedite the
return Of empty cars to homo lines. Tho
new order is said to be Of great import
ance rs increasing the ticXibility OF
freight transportation.
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SEVERAL LOCAL MEN
Examined Yesterday by Major jackson
and If They Pass Will Be Sent to
Training Camp.

Major Thomas II. Jackson. Of the
United States l:nCinecring corps. exam
med a number of local men yesterday.
who will b.: sent to Camp Rsnjumln
Harrison at Indianapolis 1T once if they
pass ths physical requirements.
Among those approved by the gov
eminent officials and took thu examine
ton yesterday We're: Attorney Leo
Coleman. Attorney Charles Nathan. j.
p. lianley. Jr.. Attorney Thomas Folk.
Fred {. ROderuS and Attorney George
a. Feency. TIL" examination or Il NUM-
Der of other prominent local MEN will
BIZ Continual tohny.
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voight Rites This Morning

Requiem hlEh mass VIII be ccIchrated
in ST. lnScph's Cathedral ut = o'clock
this morning tor Miss Mary Josephine
Nnicht. whose death occurred Saturday
afternoon. Brief funeral services in the
home Of the parents. @Ihi E0ff street.
will prcCcdc the mass. The body will be
laid at rest in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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HEAVY FINES FOR
PENNSY BREWERS

PITTSRtRiIt. Arril GA total Of
$4,000 in fines WAS assessed by Judge
W. II. :. Thompson IN The United States
district court here today against tile
thirIy-threr Pennsylvania brewing
companies which last Saturday rnl"r-
ri pleas nf nnlo CnutrndrH To lndict-
lncnts charging misus" of money In IL"
congressional campaign of 1919. The
fines ranged from s5n0 to- $4,000
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Funeral Of Mrs. List.

Funeral services for Mrs. Saili" tD"'
Camp List. who died in her home. No
II Ninth street, Sunday evening. VIII h'
hold at u'cI"ck Wednesday afternoon
lntcrmcnt VIII be- in Greenwood. Gene
terry. Tn" funeral services will he hrlr
in the home.
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J, A, HOPKINS,
U ~ OPAIlls
SrcCIal Dispatch. To- rlr intelligence

STNclaI NlSpR!rI' I" TIE TUl"IIlrrlItl,
CLAKkSBIRt;. W. Va. April 3O-.I.
\. Hopkins. II glass worker G3 wears old.
WAS found dead IN bed tn-dly heart dis
ease being tn" cause. Tit" widow ana
two sons. Elmer. al Harrisburg and
William. OF. Marion. Ind. Suryiv" him.
The body will hc taken To Marion. Ind.
tpr burial
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Funeral of Mrs, Heitz

Requiem high mass will he celebrated
~ . o'clock this morning in 81. Alphon-
sus church for Mrs. Louisa II. tWolD
icitz. following brief funeral services
in the home. 23l6 Wilson street. Inter-
fncnt In Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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defrnscs. One item Of s3,75o.oo0 is for
training camps.
The bill also would authorize the
secretary OF war To purchase. acquire
by donation or condemn sites for aHi-
alton schools An appropriation Of
$4,000. 900 Is included for such pur'
poses Several offers nj free sites al
ready are in the hands of tn" secretary.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.

MARTINSBURG. ". Va. April 80.
John 2. Widmyer was Instantly
killed today at Cumbo, near here.
when he fell between TWO freight cars.
He was employed as brakeman by
the Baltimore & Ohio
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The Rev nr. Jacob HritlhEham Of
ttriatcd AT two O'clock yesterday ut the
funeral services for Mrs. Grace tWn0dS)
Mitchell, whose death occurred Satur-
day at the Homo for Aged Ladies' at
Nltcnheim. 1nterm"nt WAS in the Stone
Church cemetery.
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Qb|T UARY'
w,,t,.eon Funeral Today.

Funeral services Tur Mrs. Farii
Francis IL;rcgl:l Wilkinson will hc h"lo
in III" family home. 81 II Chaplin" street
st two o'clock this afternoon. Rev. >. t
Jones will uiririatc. lnt"rm"nl In Green
wood CrnINi"rN.
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Sister Mary Ambroge,

TERRE HATTIE. Ind April %N.--SiS-
ter Mary Ambrose. for forty years sec
retary-gcneral Of III" Order uf PrOvi-
dence. the mother house of which IS at
st. MaryS-"t-th"-W Woods. near here. died
to-day. For forty years she had tho
business direction If the institution and
the affairs Of the order and was widely
known
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Mrs, Harry Dill.

The death of Mrs. Harry pill. of
Wrllsburg. occurred in the brooke coun-
~ scai Friday Sh" was formerly Miss
Anna MCAndrrwS. Of Mingo, and was
we'll known here. Mrs NJ. j. Barthol0-
new, OF North Main street. is Il sister
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James Jones Laid at Rest

The body Of james Jones WAS laid Mt
rest mi Mt. Wood cemetery yesterday
afternoon. Funeral services were held
at o'clock. in the lat" residence. ~
Merrill street. Deceased leaves one son.
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chiefs, settle disputes between Off
GERS and soldiers and make prepare
lions for the selection OF delegates 10
the Constituent Assembly which is 10
decide on the futrue government or
Russia.
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purta rureral Snrviceq

Requiem high mass in 81. AlphonSus
church followed brief funeral services
for phillip II. Hurkr in III" home, -
Twenty-fourth street. yesterday MORN
ing. Intermrnt was in Mt. Calvary.
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DOWN ON THE DRILLS

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 30.-County
licensing authorities today placed cab
aret singing and serving Of into1icants
IN the same room where dancing Is per-
mittld under he hnn. The ruling also
apply rs tn hntri grill room dancing. II
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

4 LIVE ENERGETIC NAN. WHO CAN INVEST
$4,000 TO $500 TO TAKE ENTIRE MANAGE.
NENT AND CONTROLLING OWNERSHIP ORA
LOCAL PLANT FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
IulGH-GRADE CARBONATED BEVERAGES. which
are backed by extensively advertised and thorough
CO. operation. The right can Immediately enter
the most rapidly increasing business OF modern times.
showing large profits and returns. Reference ne
qulrrtl. vER.vAC BLDG. South GAY street. Bait.
more Md my-l-3-5
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EPWoRTHIkN MEET.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, April So
Announcement was made here today
of the first annual institute Of Ep.,
worth League Societies Of West Vir-'
ginia Methodist. Episcopal Churches
which will be held In Buckhannor
from August to II.
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mcr,ased Arrivals.

BALTIMORE. Md. April 30.-Thc
dangers of the war zone did not decrease
the arrival of foreign ships. both Allied
and neutral. 1T this port. There were
rs arrivals FROM foreign ports in April.
as against IS in March. Norway led
i'll
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TulIo hartmann

SAN JUAN. Fort" Rico. April 90
TuliO Larrinag n, tn" former Porto iticar
commissioner To congress ut Washing
ten. died hcr" today. He was seventy
years Of age.
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No historic account OF an rclipse Of
the sun occurs in the Bible. but there
are passages in the phophcts which
contain manifest alluSion TO this phe-
nomenon.
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WASHINGTON. April SO.-American
surgeons TO be sent TO Europe for
service with the army In France Will
go .as members of tho medical corps
Of the United States army. This was
said officially ut the war department
after conferences between Secretary
Baker and Major Dreyfus. medical Of
ticer Of the French commission. SINH
lar conferences have been in progress
with Colonel Goodwin. ranking medical
officer with tho British army in France
and now attached to the British mis-
sion.
1t was intlmated that the American
doctors would be sent forward at an
early date. and that eventually a large
number would be assigned TO duty In
FRANCE. Officials would not say. how
ever. just how many surgeons it was
intended to send. Plans for the dig
patching Of the medical mon Of Tho
equipment they will take. with them.
and for all details covering this first
formal intervention of the American
military forces in the war against
Germany. arc being worked in IrtHll
with the members OF the missions. anil
Will be made public when completed.
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To EQUIP Ambulauces.

NEW BRITAIN. Comm. ANril 30
Announcement was mado today that a
number of prominent manufacturers IL
tho city had contributed funds Suf.
tcicnt for tho purchas" and cqulnpin.;
of three ambulauces for Ia" American
fold Ambulance in France Each ear
will bear n name plate inscribed with
the names Of the donors and IN" city
in which they 1.-Two.
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Great Appropriations.

WASHINGTON. April $n.--Apurorri-
atoms of s2.699. 4nh,oSl tn meet urgent
deficiencies In the army and navy. ar
$3.50. SIS. 6SI less than was recommends
cd by the war and navy departments
are included In bill favnrahIy report
ed To the house today by th" arpr"nria-
tiOns committee.
Prominent In tho hill is an aHRrn?r-
alton OF H.220,9T4 for Panama canal
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PETROGRAD, April 30. via London.
LOS p. MA message signed by The
party combating German esplonage"
has been sent to the Russian general
staff saying delegation from the
Kronstadt Garrison. comprising sup
porters of Nikolai Lenine, the radical
Socialist agitator who recently came
from Switzerland, 10 Russia by way
Of Germany, has arrived in Petrograd.
Manifestoes now being issued are I'M
diseuisedly advocating that Lenine
share the fate of RaSputin.
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PETROGRAD. April 80, via London
6:43 y. m.--The Council OF Solalers
and Workmen's delegates today de-
cded that in View of the necessity OF
providing new formations for the
army operating against the Central
Powers. the Pctrograd garrison. NTH
erto held in the. capital by order OF
the provisional government 10 be IN
readiness 10 oppose any movement
against the revolution. may hence
forth be sent TO the front If needed,
provided authority is first given By the
council.
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WANTED-Fe Help
WANTED--Position

WAHTeD-To do general houscVork. By German
lady. Address Amy Hosbreck, care T. koSina. Boz
So r. +. D. No. .. Belaire. Ohio. my-l-i
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Ro0ERN STORE ROOM AND
CEMENT BASEMENT. IDEAL LocA.
TON APPLY BROWNE Bros. Ia
MARKET STREET. ap4RS
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4TLANTIC CITY HOTELS:


wANrED-GooD srHoHo Box -
LEARN PRINTING TRADE. A313X
TO FOREMAN INTELL1QHN0H1, III
FLOOR.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-WATSoh DUMP WAGONS.
WHEELING BUILDING MATERIAL CO.,
EAST SlOE-PEhIhSUkA. Ip-27-A
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OWS-

HARROWS-DISC
s-foot disc, double lever, ex-
ceptional front frame
construction, heavy angle
steel stub tongue, noted
for fiexibility and pene-
tration under all con-
ditions Observation-Disclosures
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Carload purchases of seasonable
merchandise insure staple prices
Small profits aNoW us to sell for less
FRUITS

Pineapple, Del McAte, No. 2 can.
Regular S 20. Special, 2 for. So
~Blackberries, No. 2 can. Regular
S rs. Special ............ 30
Raspberfies, No. 2 can. Regular
$ 30. Special .............. rs
Apricots, Gopher, 81. Regular
S 80. Special ............. \. -25
Pears, Gopher, 81. Regular s 80.
Special .25
Pears, Skyscraper brand, q can. \
Regular S rs. Special ....... 20
Peaches, banquet brand, q can.
Regular S rs. Special. ....... 20
Plums, Waumpum brand, 81 can.
Regular $ rs. Special......... 20
DRIED FRUITS
Peaches, fancy. Regular, case,
$2.75. Special ................ $2.40.
Apricots, choice. Regular, case,
Prunes, choice. Regular, case,
$2.75. Special ............. ESQ
Apples, choice. Regular, case,
S2.75. Special ..........,,. $50
Raisins, seeded, 1907 pkg. Reg
ular S Is. Special ........... 10
C~urrants, 15-oz. pkg. Regular
s 20. Special, 2 for. ..-..... SIS
waN
EXTRA SPECIALS ON COFFEE
Bulk Coffee. Regular, h., : Is.
Special .15
Bulk Coffee, M 81. Regular, ID,
s 80. Special .............. .25
Coffetone-the perfect coffee sub
stitnte. Composed of cereals
with a small portion of coffee
and sweetening to blend. Eco
nomical- pound goes as far as
three of coffee. Nourishing, not
a narcotic. A pound ......... 30
DRY GOODS
A large and varied assortment OF
everything in dry goods. Some attrac-
tive buys, are listed here.
Amoskeag All Wool Serge, wine,
80 inch, yard. 10
Amoakeag AL Wool Serge, tan, 80
inch Observation-Disclosures. 80
Amoskeag All Wool Serge, brown. 10
Amcskeag All Wool Serge, blue, SO
inch 100
Wool Dress Goods, plaid, SO inch. LIS
Wool Dress Goods, A inch. 49,. 200
Wool Dress Goods, stripe, 40 inch. 1.25
Cotton Dress Goods, plaid, 80 inch 40
Cotton Dress Goods, 32 inch...... .S6
curtain GOOuS, WnltS ....- 80
Dotted Swiss Null .......... rs
Scrim, Ecru rs
Scrim, bordered .......,.....- So
Australian zephyr Germantown
Yarn, black, skein. Id
Australian zephyr Germantown
yarn, green 10
Fleisher, yarn, black, grey.-...... 80
Germantown yarn, scarlet, blue,
brown, pink Id
Embroidery Beading, white, yard.
10 to rs
Embroidery Edge .............. 10
Imitation Barmen Trochon, lace
and insertion. ......... .O3 to .lb
Torchon, lace and insertion. ....-$ .05
valenciennes, lace and insertion.
--.-.s... .uo " az
Serpentine Crepe, white; regular
1920. Special ........-...... .16
Lorana Outing Flannel, white, pink .123
Lorana Outing Flannel, blue, blue
and white check, and pink and
white stripe .......-......... ia
Amoskeag Outing Flannel white.
Regular s is. Special....-... .12a
American Twill Draperies, fast col
ors, lavender, blue, 26-inch. Reg
ular 5 .121. Special. ......... IL
American Twill Draperies, red.
Regular 5 Is. Special. 1890. .12l
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BREAKFAST FOODS

Cream of Rice-Something new,
makes delicious breakfast ee-
real, griddle cakes, Johnny cakes,
buildings. Cooks in five minutes.
Easy to digest. A package.
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HARNESS cooDs

This department is exceptionally wel
stocked with all necessities for the
horseman. W. list a few of them.
Bit Snaps, 1ls-inch, XC plate, 8 for.S .o5
Half-irch Open Eye Snaps. .05
Seven-eighths-inch Fast Snaps, xC
plate Observation-Disclosures. .o5
One-inch .05
One One-Fourth 10
Screw Cockeyes, roller, Jap finish,
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Screw Cockeyes, roller, Jap finish,
IL Observation-Disclosures. 10
Screw Cockeyes, roller, Jap finish,
~ Observation-Disclosures. 10
Screw Cockeyes, roller, Jap finish, Q 10
Sure Fast Breast Strap Snaps, III. 10
Breast Strap Slides, lA......... Is
Clip Staples, polished, %......... .05
Harness Clips, heavy three-hole,
TIC Observation-Disclosures 10
Celluloid Rings, red, white and blue .05
Halter Chains, twist link, Az feet. .S5
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Eastern shoe factories talk closing
down. Leather shortage will force price
of footwear to $1,000 and $1,000. Our
large stock will care for your needs at
the old prices.
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Bigger, better Peerless stores
Convenient for all PROJECTORS"
HARDWARE


Our second largest department. Shelf
and heavy hardware articles Of all de.
scriptions. For the mechanic we sug-
gest the following:
Four-Foot Stanley Rules. Regular
s 40. Special. So
Two-Foot Stanley Rules, lockwood,
No. 6S. Regular S 90. Special. Is
Fifty,Foot Liner Tape Lines. Reg
ular s so. Special. ......... 40
Ua1a-c1 Fopt Mason Line. Regu-
lar 5 IL. Special .......... 10
Fifty-FoGe Chalk Line. Regular
S 10. Special .............. .05
Crescent Wrenches, 6-inch. Regn-
lar S IS. Special. So
Crescent Wrenches, 8-inch. Regu-
lar S 80. Special .......... 10
Crescent Wrenches, l0-inch. Rega-
lar $1.00. Special. 80
Agricultural Wrenches, 6-inch.
Regular s SIS. Special. .35
s Wrenches, No. 500. Regular
s rs. Special. 20
S Wrenches, No. sol. Regular
S 80. Special ........... .25
s Wrenches, No. 500. Regular
s SO. Special ............... 80
s Wrenches, No. sos. Regular
$ AS. Special. ............ 40
s Wrenches, No. 504. Regular
8 go. Special .......... 80
Always Ready Wrenches, No. l01.
Regular s .35. Special. .. 80
Always Ready Wrenches, No. 102.
Regular S so. Special. $780,. 40
Pliers, adjustable, 6-inch. Regular
5 IS. Special 80
Pliers, Gitnttit, 6-inch. Regular
S so. Special ......... .46
Anger Bits, Riverside, solid center,
s, A, s, 6, T and 8 s~ixteenths.
Regular s rs. Special. ....... 90
Anger Bits, 9/16-inch. Regular
S 80. Special. .26
Anger Bits, 10/l6-inch. Regular
s 80. Special .............. .26
HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS
Everything for the house. You can
find 1t in this department. Buy now
while opportunity awaits you.
No. % Stock Pots, covered. Regu-
lar $1.a5. Special. ..........$1 .15
slop Pals, ~12-quart. Regular $1.35.
Speclal Lilo
Sink strainers. Regular s rs.
Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Two-Quart Tea Pot. Regular 8 so.
Special .4U
Three and one-TIaif Tea Pot. Reg
ular S .65. Special ........... sc
Two and one-Half Coffee Pot.
Regular s .65. Special. ........ sc
Three and one-Haif Coffee Pot.
Regular $ rs. Speciai........ IS
Dippers, No. 12. Regular s .25.
Special ....................... 20
Cup, half-pint, heavy. Regular
s Is. Special ............. .1o
Cup. third-pint. Regular s 10.
Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .0s
Pie Pans, shallow. Regular s Is.
Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .1S
Pie Pans, deep. Regular s Is.
Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Dish Pans, No. II. Regular s 80.
Special ~
Dish Pans, No. IA. Regular s rs.
Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Wash BASINS, No. B-30. Regular
S rs. Special "a
Double Boilers, 8 quarts. Regular
s 70. Special .............. 81
Double Boilers, 4 quarts. Regular
S1.00. Special ............. 81
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All magazines. CURRENT issues as
soon as out. Cosmopolitan, Argosy,
Saturday Evening Post, Metropolitan,
Pictorial Review, Popular Monthly,
Hearsts, Ladies' Home Journal, Snappy
Stores, short Stories, Munseys, Black
Cat.
DRUGS
Complete stock Of drugs. Here are
a few items lower than elsewhere.
Drugs and chemicals are getting higher
every minute. You can afford TO lay
In your supply now.
PILLS AND TABLETS
q. s. p. Compound Cathartic Pills..s Is
Laxative Quinine Tablets. $500. rs
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Buying big, we buy cheap
That's Why We can giUe
Bargain Prices
SHOES

Eastern shoe factories talk closing
down. Leather shortage will force price
of footwear to $1,000 and $1,000. Our
large stock will care for your needs at
the old prices.
Infants. high cut, button, wedge
heel, sizes 2h to s. No. 1925.
Regular $3.50. Special. ..... .S1.35
Youths Olive Butcher Jockey
Boots, lace and two buckles. No.
673. A good buy. Regular
$2.25. Special. 1.S5
Child's, gun metal, button, sizes
sh to liz. Regular $500.
Misses Dongola Biucher, patent
tip, sizes II to lh. Regular
$1.65. Special ............. 1.50
Misses Gun Metal Button, sizes
12h to 2. Regular $3.50. S~pecial$2.oo
Ladies' Shrinsr, patent, button,
sizes az to 5h. Regular $3.50.
Ladies Gun Metal Button, good
heavy shoe in all sizes. Regular
$3.50. Special ............. Els
Ladies' Town Talk, box calf tip,
blu foxed, big value. Regular
$40. Special ............. It's
Mems Goodyear Welt, gun metal
blucher. Regular $500. Special. 4.45
Mems Goodyear Welt, gun metal,
button. Regular $500 Special. .$4.45
Mems e. @. Skuffers, the new shoe,
four-piece leather sole, 10 rows
stitching in same, very soft,
pliable. Regular $500. Special. SIS
Mems Tan Mercury, elk, all sizes.
Regular $500. Special. ....... ais
Mems Goodyear Welt, double sole,
tan bluchers. No. 2184. Regu-
lar SALTS. Special 4.45
Mems Double Sole, IA inch high
cut, tan, lace or hook, No. 1906.
Regular $3.50. Special .$6.75
Mems Four Buckle overshoes, all
sizes. Regular $500. Special. 2.75
Ladies' Three Buckle. Regular
$3.50. Special. 2.25
Ladies' Low Heel Rubbers. Reg
ular 75c. Special. 30
Complete line of boys and youths,
child and misses overshoes in stock
at low prices.
Our stock Of oil, paints and varnishes
are varied and practical. Try these bar
gains:
Polarine, 5 gallon cans...........$S.50
Polarine. l gallon ans......... .85
Polarine, bulk, a gallon. ........ rs
Mobile Arctic, S gallon cans...... AIS
Mobile Arctic, / gallon cans. 80
Standard Gas Engine. 5 gallon cans $50
Standard Gas Engine, / gallon cans re
Black OIL, 5 gallon ......... 2.75
Black Oil, ] gallon ans. ....... go
Ruddy Harvester, S gallon cans. 500
Ruddy Harvester, ] gallon cans. rs
Ruddy Harvester, 1h gallon ANS. 40
Ruddy Harvester, bulk......... 30
Harness Oh, " gallon cans..... rs
Hand Separator OIL, quart. ..... 80
Arctic Cup Grease, 10 pounds. SITS
Arctic Cup Grease, 5 pounds. So. Loo
Arctic Cup Grease, ! pound....... %
Mica Axle Grease, 10 pounds..... 80
Mica Axle Grease, 8 pounds ...... .25
Mica Axle Grease. ] pound. 10
PAINTS
We handle the well known "Gilt
EDGE paints. None better on the
market for this climate.
Inside and outside White, gallon $500
Colors, gallon 2,75
White Lead in % and 100 pound kegs,
Glazine in all Colors.
Floor Paints in quarts and half gallons,
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-01-05

Quality machinery bears the E-B
label. Priced low considering the adj
vance of material.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-01-05
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

The last word in writing papers,
books and sundries can be found in this
department.. Just to show you prices
talk, we give the following:
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