The Choteau Montanan (Choteau, Mont.) 1913-1925, December 21, 1923, Image 5

5 . , i -■ \ 1 V/> v,<t/f* 3 in *iiììà ........ . •— ---------- 1 a % .' »*) s -q ---- n 7.;<’ y t **■ vrii'^/j jì ' < , / . . u - e ; . v U v . „ . r - . » - ~ l , — > ÿ J X ( J .♦ frVi-j*. - i ‘ : .* <.* 3 ,t.t ou r 7 . - ,V -. 1 * s *.- *^»v\«eÇv* , ilüusingwear,- $iUc vests, - &t 32 /Q \ , HEHSHBERG’& 'P v - - _____ „ ' ’ -'IÉ •^Hosa ;Poit«:, o£ tìxo P«rt«r BeowÇi! 5 .’ country, was abustoecs visitor In oafe . Just arrived, iate shipment boxed b^ndkerclitefs. Y ,'V iHR^iBERG’Si'n Mr. and Mrs. Thoc. Cleiv of White- » » v * £ ■\ J i eUy last Tessd&y. J f , 1 j - .. Jos. D w a ji,, left. Wednesday « ‘I jifaxHi êbuïW» wbsÿs lu WHI »panâ J I m - m U M II ^ M i ’ n r r - - — ------------ v I -\ v . ’ V £ ------------------------------------------- n& ' - *>, Ghoa» OhriataiaB sandy at ‘2Bc pop; Ma * * * * * c » .v*;- t * * * BäRffiBBERG’S. f'T — ? ? i - r v . j j r ; ■•'fr,--~r^L'..l.'. ' - ’ I HIBSHBERG’S. HÏRSHBERG’S. Mrs. Bus« McDonald and eoa were'1. Rftv- Harry T. Stong of Belt visited ■visitor* in. Great IViHa* Tuesday <ä^ bis wife here tliis'week. ibis :wsek.’ H,- B.‘ Ashworth and .Robert1 Clarfe i t eon made a.' trip to «Oaaoade the JlcjJr ter part of last week, looking f<jp dairy cows. , Mr. and1 Mrs. James Ecltford were Great Falls visitors the first of the ■week. tor, Mrs. Rose, at Great Falls Mon- After all/ nothing , satisfies like >. ;* & y . good cigar. GORHAM’S. . . *“&• ■ 1 - ; v i. ‘ - • & t T- ’ > T a l l c i n s .s a l m o n r e g u l a r 2 5 c 5 f o r . . .v .................$ 1 W - . K B o n i t a t u n a f i s h 4 f o r . . ............... . ............. ...: ....... . ....... L a r g e c a n c o v e o y s t e r s 3 f o r ............... .; .................... i & ; * ' * O N o . 5 c a n p r e s e r v e s / o r ........................ ....................... n ô f .5 p o u n d - p a c k a g e d i ; y - a p r i c o t s f o r . ........................ i # ' . 3 p o u n d p a c k a g e d r y p e a c h e s f o r . . . . . ....................... Löf; E x t r a s t a n d a r d c o r n 7 f o r ...................... ........................ 1 ^ ! M a c a r o n i in p a c k a g e 1 2 f o r . . . ? . ............ ....................r . $ l . ö £ \ - \ S o l v e n e s o a p p o w d e r 8 f o r . . . . . ........... ................... ... î . o t ■ L i g h t h o u s e d e n s e r 1 2 f o r . . / ......... ........................ l . é ‘ ; a Jas. Snyder, who has been working for Burke and Taylor in Canada, ro-; turned to Choteau for the winter. .i -.t A. M. Rongstad of Agawam was a visitor In Choteau Thursday. Both the public and high slicool will close Friday and remain closed -'j until January 2nd, Jor the Christmas Jas. Collins, of Blackleaf, was hi j vacation. Choteau the first of the week. They ■offer a fair price- Correct weights, aecur-i:' ~ -I p • ate .test.,,- Guns' back on- returning- train. Check < < .* Vr .- . 'S '• - ;, } j- :: .( - 'J •; in.same'•mail.\ ’ \ Q U I C K E S T A N D . B E S T S E R V I C E T N T H E C O U N T R Y Mr. and Mrs . Vera LeFebre of * The Montanan * wishes a Merry Great Falls are visiting with Mr. an^i Christmas to our patrons and friends. Mrs. ’John Bremner, who live south 6M ________________ , y%»f Choteau... Mrs. LeFebre is a niece pfj G. M. Coffey and Ed. Forrest were iir s . f Bremner. - . £•[ in Great Kills Saturday; , : j 1 ________ _ _______ : -------------------------- _ » __________________ _ ■•, ■■ f e l ___________________________________________________________:______________ ___ ESS2 m H. C. Peters was a visitor in Groat. Frank Towna, of Coonrapids, Iow^, iFalls the first of the week where lie is here visiting his sister, Mrs. Ot}|t- attended a meeting of the Spanish-; Mellon. fCf.; American War Veterans. i l o#7 P a l m o l i v e s o a p 1 2 f o r G E T T H E H A B I T l'.ÔÎ' fl ET ^ r i iK m It É Q ÌSf ÿ J <T§ tî*. I l Ì I ' f f di ii * ai ;• • ? , . - . ‘ ir* P H O N E N O . 2 c . ■ ^ 0 G R O C E R I E S A N R H A R D W A R E ■'■. ■ ’( ; J.i I. } W 5 . -5- -î< •5*. •ft '*î< e r . * at •it ■* * ^4 •* * •k - ' 4* ’ •it. <* 4« 4« 4<- 4t 4< 4i 4*- 4t 4< 4< 4< 4t 4< 4« * iP ' ♦-*>. I Give Jew e lry For Lasting Gilfts BRACELETS RINGS BAR PINS LAVALLIERS CUFF LINKS BROOCHES . P E A R L S , - i . ' STICK PINS’ s’. :- WATCH CHARMS V* OTHER SUGGESTIONS Fancy Rubber Aprons, $1.25 Watérmah Fountain Pens, $2.75 and up Children’s Vanity Bags, 65c -Perfume, 75c and up Vanity Compacts, $1.00 and $1.50 , Johnson’s Box Candy, $L35 and $2.75 .v Ivory Pyralin Box Stationery • Dolls Cribbage Boards \ - ! ' v . - 7 Checker Boards Flinch .. GIVE A KODAK Prices from $6.00 to $27.50 Brownies from $2.00 to $10.00 Kodak Albums EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS VICTROLAS AND VICTOR RECORDS - Choteau Drug Co. w m m m f r m & 7 l I Choteau Meat C o ,r y}. I i '^Everything you ^fl^eedjin ^ baked goods tor the Christmas [) dinner is here in plenty. Jus£ i i phone us your needs and we wifi, see , that delivery is made as yoii; wish. * A N B r o u ü l e t t e B a k e r y 1 wg^»i«BiwaaaMM«^B«gBail h i Gift That Wins Approval R Whatever gift you may choose for a man there is no other thing that will please him so well as a suit. And this store is especially well equipped to aid you jn choosing a suit that will please birA. Our display of high quality hand tailored garments will win his immediate approval. M e n ’ s S u i t s a n d O v e r c o a t s $ 1 9 . 5 0 t o $ 5 5 B o y s S u i t s a n d O v e r c o a t s $ 5 . 0 0 t o Choteau, ontana 1 . j ■y* f. Ì i.- C—* ,V> - ,- Jo I .-¿j • ö k , V