Page 16. GREAT FALLS DAILY TRIBUNE Saturday, July 19, 1919

(Advartlaementa) (Advertisemenu) (Advertisement*) UlTWtllMMSUI (AdvertlMmenU) (Advcrttsemants) TRIO GATHERED HOTEL CENTRAL » GRAZING AND HAY COAL AND DRAYING GRAND OPENING Mill and Smeltermen Under new management, modern rooms Grazing on Sun River bottom for 100 Western Coal & Transfer Co. Fone 9688. Broadwater bay beach, music, bathing, A referendum vote will be taken ou by day, week or month. Also house keep­ head. Will cut 40 tons hay. No. 8 refreshments. Round trip on bay launch new wage agreement, Monday, July 21, For Happiness— ing and office rooms. 216% Central. Twelfth St., No. W. H. HILL & SON IN BY POLICE Montana 25 cents. 191S). Polls open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. chocolates and confections. Dealers in River Sand. Fone 9429. m. PURL SEIBERT, Lobby Cigar stand Ford buiMing. Cattle buyers should write or wire B. BIG DANCE President. T. Moore, cashier, Farmers State bank. Dance at Pipinich Hall Sunday night, and Money Missing and HAIR DRESSING» SHAMPOOING Brady. Montana if interested in pur­ July 20. 1919. C0ÂT- WOOD - TRANSFER Manicuring, scalp treatments and chi­ chasing small bunches of cattle at this City Coal Co. Fone 6922. Carroll, Murray and Wilson ropody. Madam Butler, 16 Thisted Bldg. WttWM time.—Adv. SHRINERS j, WHEN IN SAND COULEE Under Inquiry. There's a shrine picnic planned for Ice Cold Orangeade ICE Drop in at Miners' Home for high GOODYEAR TIRES July 27 and it's going to be the big out­ Will be served free to all our friends grade, cool drinks, ice cream, and best at Modern Vulcanizing Works, 516 First DANCE NEWS door event of the year. Frolick and fun. Clear and pure made from city filtered avenue south, Goodyear Service Station. Henry Carroll, Ralph •> Murray and and patrons who attend the regular cigars. ' The Knights of Pleasure club wiil music and eats. Details will be printed water—Crystal Ice & Storage Co. Fone . VARALLI & SVRLUGA, Props. George Wilson were gathered in by the entertain its many patrons and friends 6323. police yesterday for vagrancy and in­ in tomorrow's (Sundays) Tribune. tonight at their regular week-end dance Watch the paper and don't forget the FONE OR. BARTH AID OR. UKER vestigation. Their arrest followed the at Masonic Temple auditorium by serv­ BERGH'S ORCHESTRA 7858 Have moved their dental offices to 311 disappearance of a watch and $12 in date July 27.—Adv. BETTER KODAK FINISHING ing orangeade to all who attend. COMMITTEE. Ford Building. cash from a Central avenue hotel, but The club has secured Pierse's cele­ Our work is done by experienced work­ ATTENTION YOEMEN it was found impossible to directly con­ brated dance orchestra to play the dance men. Try us and you will not be disap­ nect them with the larceny. Murray and DANCE SATURDAY pointed. Heyn's Elite Studio, 10 Fifth FOR WASHING AND POLISHING music in such a manner that it is admir­ FISH Meeting Saturday night. State and Autos, see Park Chemical Co., 124 Third Wilson were fined $50 each for vagrancy Fans to keep you cool and a west to street south. and the sentence was suspended for six ed by all who hear it. Leaves Sunday morning. Get your district manager present. Full attend­ St., So. hours, within which time they agreed Last week the large crowd left the tackle at the <ïreat_ Falls Sporting east breeze blowing thru. All sidewalks ance desired. Visijjng members wel­ to leave the city. Carroll, who is a ntess- ball rooin singing and whistling the Goods company, 221 First avenue south. and streets lead to this big feature dance HAVE YOU EVER TRIED THE come. WILBER TRANSFER CO. enger, was arrested later in the day and many popular numbers which were play­ Saturday night. GEORGIANA F. McGOVERN, his case will be disposed of this morn­ ed by our popular dance orchestra. COAL AND VLOOD. COLUMBUS CAFE? Correspondent. Pack and crate household goods for ing. He is believed to be adicted to the The fun and pleasure begins at nine Excavations and concrete work. Nilson WE BUY HIDES, P?LT$, WOOL Give us a trail. New chef, 209 First storage and shipment Fone 5917. drug habit. o'clock sharp and the management & Smith. Fone 94S9 or 265. Sacks and Junk, and pay highest prices. avenue south. desires that all who can manage to do so, Ship to the old reliable American Junk W. R. GRAY Fone 6478 garfiage and ashes removed to please come early.—Adv. DANCE BLACK EAGLE HALL & Mcby. Co., (E. L. Vineyard, prop.), Violin lessons. N. O. Bergh, 611 Sixth . Coal—Feed—Sand—Gravel. on short notice.—Adv. 313-15 Third avenue south. Fone 7073. street south. Fone 7858.—Adv. Excavations, concrete work. Fone 6S04. See the big picture, "The 313% 2nd ave. south, Saturday, July Prest-O-Lite Batteries 19. Admission 50 cents. Ladies free. A size for every car. Service on all See Louise Glaum in "Sahara' White Heather," at the Sexton Everyone invited with our guarantee of WANTED makes of batteries. Testing and distilled At Alcazar ^Sunday— Louise BLACK COAL AND DRAYA6E at the Alcazar Sunday. today. good order and best of music. Old books and magazines. Fone 6854. water FREE. LEE FOREST, Garage. Glaum in "Sahara." Co. Fone 327. Saturday Shopping at The Paris Is a 332Z Ford Building Pleasure—If Is a Store of Service Ford Building Boys' Furnish­ Saturday Sale "Simply Splendid"—You'll Say ings in a Big A Clearance Sale of the When You See the Saturday Sale Better Wash % Summer Included in A Good Reductions This Sale at $15 Dresses at Boy's Underwear Footwear —"Are they really worth more?"—yes, indeed they are! —Broken sizes in boys' A few of them were $27.50 values, most of them were athletic union , —Footwear for all oc­ priced from $32.50 to $39.50, while there are others 75c values, at www casions, splendid values, variety of styles and all worth up to $45.00. —Broken sizes in boys' $12.00 sizes collectively — all Mash Union Suits, tend to make this sale of —They are in excellent style—every $1.00 values, at... I ww Regular values to $27.50 unusual interest. one of them, just the smart pretty —During the recent hot spell many women realized Boys' Handkerchiefs dresses as are wanted for all Summer that urgent need of real summer . Some no doubt reproached themselves unsparingly for not long and well into the Fall. Boys' Lawn Handkerchiefs. —One lot of black satin oxfords, flexible turn Regular 15c 4 Ol a having a dainty, cool cotton for the leisure, soles and trim covered French heels, suitable quality, at Ib2v languid hours when nothing but the sheerest of cot­ for or street wear. Former Ati —While they are mostly blues— tons are pleasing to the eye and accepabla to the $9.00 values. För quick cleanup.. Boys' Lawn Handkerchiefs. touch. there is a good sprinkling of lighter Regular 20c 4 |5f% —Same style in pumps at $5.45 shades and flesh and white have not quality, at I ww —Now is the time to prepare yourself against an­ been omitted. —Boys' pure linen hand­ other such experience by taking advantage of this —One lot of brown suede lace oxfords, hand- reduction sale, of turn soles and covered French heels, very soft kerchiefs. Regular 35c and flexible. Regular $11.00 values. dTTF 9ft —There is no£ a garment in the lot quality, at four QQ Just a few pairs left at W • «fcw but what we would have to pay more Voile, Fancy Ginghams, —Same style in black and suede $7.20 for, were we to go into the market Boys' Chintz, and Fine One lot of best brown kid pumps, welt soles and buy them today. and Louis heels ; excellent $10.50 values. —Boys' Four-in-hand Ties. Organdie Frocks On account of broken sizes they —The materials included are taffeta, Regular 50c quali- ty, special www —The assortment offers a wide selection of patterns, must move at w • georgette crepe, satin, serge and colors and styles—no doubt but the very frock you —Boys' Scotch Plaid Ties. —One lot of patent colonial pumps, turn soles . have had in mind is to be found among these. On Regular 50c values, sale at $12.00. and celluloid Louis heels, very soft and flexible ; special not all sizes and widths in the lot. dJC —We fully expect everyone to be 35c Regular $8.50 sellers. Special at.. sold today—so make YOUR selec­ Boys' Sleeping Garments —Some make in patent kid oxfords at. .$5.45 tion early. On sale as soon as these —Boys muslin Night £ —One lot of white Nile cloth pumps with fine doors open at for ages 8 to £4 A JP leather welted soles and of very fine quality— 18, $1.75 val.. 9 I i"v —Regular $3.50 val., sizes 11V^ to 2, at $2.85 —Boys' Pajunions, small sizes. Regular QEf* —Regular $3.00 val., sizes 8V2 to 11, at $2.35 $1.25—Special at.. www One lot of extra fine canvas pumps with $15.00 —Boys' Paj unions—good compo soles— values— —Regular $2.85 val., sizes ll1,4 to 2, at $2.45 special ... $1.55 $5.25 White Wash • —Boys' Paj union—excel­ Regular $2.65 val., sizes 8'/•> to 11, at $2.25 $3.95 lent fabrics. Regular $2.95 g values— SI —Misses' —Emmy —Very rare indeed are special ... $2.45 m a B such wash values. Lou Pumps ...,..$1.65 They are of good quality, correct styles, splendid Boys' Waists and Shirts V. —Children's Keds—Em­ fitting and cool looking. —Boys' Waists, blue stripe Neat belted models with chambray. Regular $1.25 my Lpu Pumps..$1.45 new pocket effects. Reg­ w a* values— QPp 2 ular $5.25 values—spe­ special at www cial at $3.95. —Boys' Waists, light stripe patterns. Regular $1.45 and $1.65— £4 Lightweight Work Seems Women's Gauntlet special 91 «ww Easier in a Neat Gloves $2.95 —Boys' Waists, light stripe A Mid-Season Special patterns. Regular $1.75 Good Looking —W omen's gauntlet values— ^ 4 jjF Underwear gloves with Army cloth in the Millinery Dep't. special 9 I aww UNION SUITS, $4.75-$5.25 backs and leather palms. —Boys' Shirts in light —Fine quality silk-faced union suits, These Formerly Priced The colors are grey and made low neck no sleeve, fitted knee, $1.95, now at khaki, in sizes to 8V». stripe patterns. Regular Trimmed 0 C $1.75, collar at- d*4 CE finished with fitted knee. $4.75- $2.95. tached, sale ,. w I «ww $5.25. $1.00 • at. —Boys' Shirts, banded UNION SUITS AT $3.25 styles—good patems. Reg. —Light weight lisle union suits— —One dollar for a house Regular $12.50 to $22.50 $1.65 and $1.75 with pure thread silk , band finish. dress these days is con­ —A special group of trimmed hats go on sale values, at . $1.55 A most satisfactory garment for sidered a very small TODAY summer at $3.25. amount. Especially if today at this extra low price—$5.00. UNION SUITS $1.35-$1.50 the materials are worth Clearance Sale —Many women going away on vacation trips— while. Regular $1.45 —Soft lightweight cotton union suits, and even those staying at home, need an extra made with top, with silk rib­ —These are of good Summer Waists and this sale presents just the opportunity Pearl Bead ginghams, made in neat, bon shoulder straps—fitted knee. at $1.00, $1.75, that is wanted. The group includes a variety $1.35-$1.50. simple style, and in a of styles-—all good—and the shapas are large, 95c wide range of patterns. $2.25 and $3.75 small and medium in size. UNION SUITS AT $1.75 You'll likely want sev­ —And the best of it, aside ta —Lisle union suits, made with low eral while'they are to be Regular values from —Trimmed hats that have been marked—until from being very stylish and neck, no sleeve, fitted knee. Shell had at the price—$1.00. $1.95 to $7.50 now—at from *$12.50 to $22.50—on sale $5.00. pretty, they are in that pop­ trim top—in out-sizes qnly. $1.75. ular —95c.

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