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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
SEVERE STORM DUE
ALONG WEST COAST

San Francisco, Nov. 4.-Gales. beat
ing down from the west coast of Van
couver island, will sweep the Wash
ington coast and north Of the Columbia
river Friday and Friday night, accord
ing to an announcement by the United
States weather bureau. The announce
ment says:
Southwest storm warnings were
ordered hoisted at Z a. m. at all Wash
ington seaports and north of the
Columbia river. A storm from the west
of Vancouver island, moving eastward
will cause fresh to strong southeast
eriy, shifting to southwesterly gales
along the Washington coast today and
tonight"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
Dennis Helps Search
for Brother-in-Law

Lee Dennis, member of the Montana
state railroad commission. was in Great
Falls Friday night after assisting sew
eral days in the search for William
Symes. his brother-in-la who disap-
peared from his home near Castner
Coulee last Sunday Mr.. Dennis stated
that comhing of the entire territory
into which the missing man disappear
ed has been without result.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
DEATH ACCIDENTAL.

Seattle, Nov. 4.--Deaths Of james
G. Dahl, and Avery Dahl, brothers, of
Crookston, Mimi. whose bodies were
found in gas-filled room in a hotel
at Renton, Wash, Thursday, were due
to one of the men Inadvertently turn
ing on the gas after shutting off the
flame in gas heater, County Coroner
w. III. Cerson, announced after an in
yestigation No inquest viii be held
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
Division Veterans
Honor "Black jack;
Given Hickory Cane

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. fl hope
you will think Of me as buddie and
comrade rather than anything else
that would please me most" said Cen
eral John J. Pershing, in talking to
Thirtieth division veterans at their re-
union here Thursday.
While at the Hermitage, former home
came from tree planted by the former
president, The general returned the
gift to the ladies' Hermitage assecia-
ton by planting a hickory tree near
the tomb Of "Old Hickory"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
REPORT ERRONEOUS.

London, Nov. At developed today
that the report made public Thursda '
from Belfast to the effect that all the
Sim Fein prisoners in the Ballykinlar
interment camp near that city, num-
bering about LOO. had been released
was erroneous. The giving out of the
report it seems. was based on the re-
lease of number of prisoners from
the camp owing to congestion there
but no general freeing Of the interned
men at Ballykinlar occurred.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
PEACE: FARLEY
DID ITS BEST,
CLAIMS TARD|EU
rench Captain Tells
How Armistice Terms
Were Prepared.
Everything Was Above
Board; Few Disputes
Quickly Settled.
By ANDRE TARDIELJ

santaia OF the French Army: french HIGH cammls
soHer to America: cemeneeau's Eisht Hand a
the Conference OF Versailles
Copyright. 1871. by The Great Falls Tribune
Copyrighted By the Bobas Merrill Company
After citing yesterday how the
work of The peace conference was
divided among numerous groups,
NJ. Tardieu today quotes a notable
utterance by M. Clemenceau which
pictures graphically the conflict
Ing national interests brought to-
gether at the allied peace table.
ut was this dead of ages speaking
and they did not all speak the
same language"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
LOSES LIFE IN FIRE.

Salt Lake City. Nov. 4.-Michael
Prapher, civilian blacksmith, and u
horses We're burned to death in fire
which destroyed stables at Fort
Douglas military post. near here,
Thursday night. Prapher attempted
to release the horses when he was
trapped by flames. The cause of the
fire is unknown.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
Minneapolis Reserve
Bank Will Reduce
Its Rediscount Rate

Washington, Nov 4,--Reduction in
the rediscount rate of the Cleveland
federal reserve bank from 8 !. per cent
to ) per cent. effective Monday, was
announced Friday BY the federal res !.
serve board Reduction Of the redis-,
count rate of the Minneapolis federal
reserve bank from 9 per cent to 55a
per cent. effective Monday, was an
nounced By the federal reserve board.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
Foreign Countries
TO Honor Americas
"UnknOWn'' Soldier
United States Will Be Joined by European Ma
tions Armistice Day; Ceremonies Will
Be Simple But Impressive.

Washington, Nov 4.-The call of an army bugle sounding
attention will bring the gathering at Arlington national
cemetery to its feet at Armsce day. to stand two
in silence, memorial Americas unknown dead
from France For the period similar in the ma
ons life everywhere by proclamation of the president will
testify the countrys regard for it's nameless soldiers
in France
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
Fire Burns Business
Center Coffee Creek

Lewistown, Nov. 4.-Ffre AT
Coffee Creek Thursday morning
caused a loss Of about $25, 900, de-
stroying the Cape hotel, two barber
shops, = poolshalI and a garage.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
pRvS ASK TEN MILLION

Washington, Nov. 4.--Congress will
he asked for ten million dollars. for
the enforcement of prohibition during
the next fiscal year. an increase OF
s., 600. 900 over the appropriation for
the current y1ar.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-05
Exemption for Clark
Stocks From State Tax
Is Voted by EquaIizers
Board Reverses Itself Through Change of Heart
Experienced in Week by Auditor Porter;
Assessment Left to New Jersey
Special to The Tribune.

Helena, Nov. 4.No tax will be paid in Montana upon the
Of United Verde stock owned by w A. Clark Jr
That decided by the state board of equalization Friday
afternoon when it met for the sole purpose of voting upon the
appeal Of Mr. Clark after the matter had been hanging fire
for several weeks Then by vote of to g. the board
tai he
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

One of the institutions that gives
stability TO the financial and com
mercial interests of the county is
this modern bank. From the day
that IL first opened its. doors to the
people of this community ii has al
ways been under the management Of
conservative yet progressive men.
Men Of broad and liberal views in the
matter of caring for their patrons
needs, yet men who have carefully
guarded the best interests of the de-
positors by demanding the fullest Sc
curity and adhering to the cardinal
laws Of finance.
This invariable policy has gained
for this well known bank the great
est confidence of the people of all
the surrounding country and among
its customers you will find some OF
the oommunity's most prominent mel
and firms.
A general banking business is
transacted and money is loaned at
rates on proper collateral.
All classes of accounts are solicited
and proper treatment is assured ali.
rich and poor alike.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

The people Of this section Of the
state have come 10 understand that
this is one OF the highly efficient
automobile establishments OF this
part Of the country and that it Is
operated by men who have had a
wide and practical experience in the
automobile business. They are the
distributors OF the Economy, which
leaves nothing TO be desired by the
discriminating motor purchaser. II
is beyond question one OF the most
popular cars on the market, eombin-
ing mechanical efficiency with har-
monious lines and distinctive APP
pearance. and has won the favor Of
thousands of pleased purchasers.
One would assume that the Economy
would. above all else. be dependable
and those who have put this well
known car TO the test have not been
disappointed. II is designed for the
greatest efficiency and there Is lit
tie wonder that at is in such great
demand
The 0ldsmobile for which he is
representative is universally rec
ognized as the greatest motor value
Of the age, is the opinion OF experts
as well as the casual buyer. For
service and reasonableness OF price
IL has no euperiors. II is one OF the
cars that has survived the ruthless
competition and for years has kept
pace with the rapidly advancing
times. II is not necessary for us to
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

Metropolitan service Of the very
highest order is offered the people
OF this section by this well known
firm No matter what problems you
may have in the electrical line, all
you have TO do is TO consult him and
he will be able to solve them for
you TO an advantage.
Efficient and dexterous by reason
Of the knowledge that comes from
having mastered all the intricate
technical problems Of the contract
ing and electrical engineering pro-
fession, and supreme in the prestige
that comes from the use Of the fin
est materials, he has built up an ex-
tensive patronage in this section and
has won for himself and his estab-
lishment a prominent place in the
business life Of this part Of the state
At his up-to-date and thoroughly
complete establishment you will find
equipment and fixtures Of the most
scientifically correct and the latest
design in great variety and a stock
that is full and complete.
He is in touch with the leading
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

when a clothier Is able 10 satisfy
the most exacting demands Of all
classes Of people. then u must be
acknowledged that he has reached
an enyiable position in his trade.
Such is the case with this house.
which is one OF the prominent clo-
thing firms Of this section Of the
state. People Of every class have
found that clothes from this shop
are satisfactory in every PARTICULAR.
and made Of the best Of materials.
The most exclusive patterns and mix
lures can be found in their complete
stock, and IL you perfer the most
moderate priced OF the tasteful and
approved designs OF the season, they
can be had at very reasonable prices.
And remember IL does not mat
ter what price material you select. IL
you buy from him you get the fam
Gus satisfactory fitting that distin-
guishes their clothes from those Of
the average shop. They will givet he
wearer the air OF distinction that be-
longs TO the well dressed man, but
which is so hard TO secure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

II is operated under a National
Charter. II is under the supervision
of the Comptroller of the Currency
and is inspected regularly by the
government. But the strength Of the
bank is not to be found alone in this
fact, but in the fact that its business
is conducted in a safe and conserva-
tive manner, the officers all adher-
ing to the laws governing finance.
A distinctive feature of this bank
is the fact that it has been selected
as a member of the Federal Reserve
System. The Federal Reserve System
makes one nationwide strong chain
of banks, solidly linked together to
protect their depositors and the fact
that this National Bank is included
in this Federal System adds mater
tally to the financial stability and
attractiyeness OF the community.
In making this review of the on
ward progress Of the county, we
wish to compliment this banking in
stitution. its officers and directors,
and TO direct the attention Of all OF
our readers to this strong financial
depository.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

Throughout this part Of
the country is has come to be known
as headquarters for all of these
many things. and by fair and honest
dealings with the contractors and
the public. the company has not
only increased its patronage, but
held the trade Of the old customers
for years.
The company is known through
out this section as one OF the lead
ers in the lumber and builders sup
ply business. The tremendous prest-
ige OF their immense volume Of bust
ness. the experience Of years as the
prominent firm in this line. the prac
tical knowledge that has won for
them them the recognition Of the
country at large and the patronage
Of thousands, all add TO the progress
and prosperity of the community
in which one Of their large and mod
ern establishments is located.
The manager is one of the leading
and we'll known business men of the
community, actively interested in the
development of this section of the
state, readily lending his aid to all
for public improvement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

no matter what may be wrong with
your night. He is well known through
out this section and his practice M an
eye sight specialist il not confined TO
home city as many persons from the
surrounding territory consult him
weekly and the progress he has made
In the profession is proof Of his ability.
He is prepared TO fit you in the most
famous lenses and back Of his work
stands his professional reputation and
experience. You cannot be too careful
with your eyes. II they are giving you
any trouble 1t will pay you to visit him
Some minor cause may b. discovered
and may be corrected now without
glasses.
He has attained well merited rep.
upation az a specialist IN correct
ion Of troubles effectlng childTen'S
eyes. His success IN this important
work deserves highest eommendatisD
Many grateful mothers have f0oBo
that after a consultation with hin their
children soon improved IN their studies
and their grades became higher just as
soon A. the trouble had been corrected
We are pleased TO compliment him
and refer him 10 all Of our readers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

Radisting with the seasons latest
designs in all its lines and resplen-
dent with the new shades Of the
season this well-known store pre-
sents the appearance that will make
the eyes Of any lady loving beauty
sparkle with wonder and admiration
at its unusual attractiveness.
The shop has latest ideas Of the
leading designers Of the country and
Europe that have been purchased with
the idea Of giving the ladies and
young people Of the city and surround
ing country the latest Of eastern
fashions most reasonably. These
speciaities come from some Of best
known houses Of the country and in
eiude those little touches Of style
that cannot be found on the usual run
OF ready mades-
This store occupies a supreme posi-
tion in the Quitting world Of this
section and is the mecca for well
dressed ladies and prides itself upon
the fact that il sells distinctive goods
Al prices that are very reasonable and
eompetes as to price and quality with
any city in the world. II has been es-
tablished here for some time and Is
one II The progressive merchandising
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

establishments Of the community. II
keeps strictly up-to-date and its rep
utation for goods Of quality and
smartness of styles has been main
tanned through the course of time.
The store would be a credit TO any
town many times the size Of its home
city, and Is a tribute to the merca-
antile career Of the management as
business people and merchants of the
times and in this edition. recount
ing our onward progress, we are
glad to give IL favorable mention.
and to refer il to all our readers.
In charge is a business man OF
the present day who realizes the
profits TO be made from quick turn
overs. He offers his goods at reas-
enable prices because he buys in
large quantities and In the right
and he is satisfied with a
small profit on each sale. This store
has a reputation for exclusive lines.
superior quality and magnanimous
service that is responsible for its
eyer-growing patronage. The man
agement insists that every patron be
satisfied and this means that many
patrons have made this store their
headquarters for years. That IL is
without saying and that he has won
the patronage OF hundreds Of custo-
mers through their merchandising
policy Is proof OF the wisdom Of his
system.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

One Of the essential features Of
any house. store. or other structure
Is that II will stand the wear of
years. The same is true Of the
reputation Of any business firm and
that is why this well-known con-
Germ enjoys an ever increasing vol
ume OF business and popularity.
BY reason OF their improved and
modern facilities and the large fac
tory which they maintain, they are
able TO execute all classes OF work
and 10 furnish unexcelled service
with promptness and dispatch. BY
reason OF the tremendous buying
power this local concern Is able TO
enter the worlds largest markets
and secure vast quantities at prices
30 low that they offer the local
public astounding values in lumber
and building supplies Of every de-
scription.
This stock which arrives in car
load lots Is offered to the public at
very reasonable prices and is made
up into all Of the standard and
Especial supplies that are demanded
by the trade.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

Not only because they are an
authorized sales and service station
for the Ford and the Fordson tract
or but also because they render
such metropolitan and efficient ser
vice. this well known automobile a-
Enlistment has come TO be known
"a The Home Of the Ford and the
Fordson" in this section Of the state.
when this firm started In business
~ the sales agent for the Ford, by
careful management and good sales
manship the business grew 10 large
proportions. and farseeing, the flu
ture Of the auto business II il able TO
have a modern auto service station.
There Ii probably no other shop in
the state which is better prepared 20
serve Ford owners We do not exag-
gerate in the least when we say they
are prepared 10 render complete
service in this establishment They
and their men are experts and when
II comes to Ford parts. Ford repair
ing. Ford oyerhauling. accessories or
anything else pertaining 10 the Ford
the best place around here Is this
well known and highly efficient es-
Enlistment.
The Ford commercial truck has
come TO be recognized as one OF thhe
indispensable features Of latter day
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

Through very commendable meth
DDS they have marked their business
career and the excellent quality OF
their materials and expert workman
ship in their clothing, they have
built up a reputation that extends
throughout this section and which
adds TO the volume OF their business
each season.
A line Of very high class ready
to-wear clothing is a feature of the
service here that makes this store
the most comprehensive establish
ment in the line OF high class cloth
ing in this part of the state offer
ing the public both rsady-to-wear
and tailored clothes.
The proprietors OF the establish
ment are prominent and well known
in business and a progressive boost
tiers for their home community. The
institution over which they have di-
rection is one OF the leading COM
mercial establishments OF this sec
tion and we are pleased to compli-
ment them upon the metropolitan
service and public spirited policies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

make further reference 10 this car
for IL is known the world over. Just
LET us suggest that you will do we'll
20 have a consultation with him.
The famous oldsmobile Economy
Truck is adapted for 2s' different
lines OF bushes and in fact its ran
&c OF adaptability is practically
without limit. Ten months after 10
was introduced 5000 owners In Iss
different lines OF business saw how
perfectly IL solved their hauling pr
oblems. The outstanding feature 81
this truck is that It's middle name
is ECONOMY II In speedy. time
saver. stall proof and built for tho,
average load. Its specifications. all
around ability and moderate price
will put your haulage on a sounder
and a more profitable basis.
This firm and its able proprietor
believe in the autos they handle and
that in each you will get real and
true value, and will put these cars
against anything on the market to-
day. Their judgment in regard to
the cars they handle carries with ID
the weight OF actual experience un-
der all conditions and the iuse
knowledge that they have triumphed
onall occasions.
We wish 10 compliment them on
their metropolitan establishment.
upon the wisdom displayed in ehoos-
ing these cars and upon the leading
position they hold in the business
world
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
Dewitt E. Lewis

With Offices Next To Y. M. c. A. On
Main ST.. Bennington, Is One Of
The Leading Optical Specialists
OF This Section OF Vermont With
A Large Clientage From All Sec
tons OF The Surrounding Terri
tory, Specialized In Troubles That
Affect Children's Eyes-He Stads
High In The Professional Circles
OF This Part OF The State-Have
The Only Lens Grinder In The
County And Are Able To Repair
And Make Glasses In The Quick
est Possible Time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

will find him a fund Of valuable
ideas as he has many excellent sug-
gestions along the lines OF his pro-
fession and II IL is a new porch or
an extra room or two you will find
that he can furnish you with plans
that will make the new additions
conform TO the style Of the house so
that when 1t is completed the whole
will present an excellent appearance
He is also in position TO furnish com
pleie plans in accordance with any
special ideas you may have concern
ing your home While he makes a
speciality Of new work repair work
will be given the best o. attention.
There is no question but that this
is the age Of specialization and that
u is an economy to employ an archi-
tect. He has saved the people Of this
territory much In waste and mas
takes and has always given the best
q satisfaction.
In making this review Of the on
ward progress Of the day ve are glad
10 call the attention Of the public 10
the very superior work Of this mar
and 10 refer this well known arehi-
tect TO our readers when desiring the
best % professional services in the
planning Of neN buildings or the re-
pair or alterations o. old buildings
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

In the solving q the problems q
the day there IL no one profession
that has come into prominence more
In the past feW years than that q
the architect and supervisor. and 10
this respect Ne desire to refer yoa
10 this weliknown man. who las
greatly aided in the emergency by
reason Of his Craftsmanship and abb
lily 70 grappis with the building pro
blems ~ today
lie has completed many contracts
over the county which stand a. eH-
ample q his planning II you are
thinking q building a new building
OF want 70 Go some renodsllng you
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

How many people are today wishing
that they had been fitted with glasses
when they were youngerT How many
more who are now experiencing eye
trouble wish they had consulted an
ere sight SPECIALIST Your eyes are
two of the most delicate organs and
VEIN there is an error Of refract-
ion the require tbs attention q
an expert. In this seciion this expert
4 the above specialist lie makes a
SPECIAL study Of the eye and j. thor
olgily comgeienf 70 III you In glasses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
Douglas Macintosh

With Offices At Savings Bank Bldg.
Bennington. Is The Leading Arch
itect In This Part OF The State
Who Is Greatly Aiding In The Re
lieving OF House Congestion By
His Excellent Service In House
Planning And Building Supervis-
ion-An Architect Who Has De
signed Many Beautiful Homes, Ex-
cellent Business Buildings And
Has A Reputation For Honesty
And Carefulness That Extends
For Many Miles.