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The Columbian (Columbia Falls, Mont.), 14 Feb. 1924, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053048/1924-02-14/ed-1/seq-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Pre-Inventory Clean-up Children’s & Misses’ Shoes Only a few more pair left to clean up before the new stock comes in for spring. Remnant tag on each pair. PRICES FROM - $1.65 to $3.45 LADIES’ SHOES Extra good stuff. Utz & Dunn quality. SPECIAL TABLE * Only $4.95 c 7 . Rem n a n ts 2 & P 4 i i “ and Hustler Mercantile C o . POLEBRIDGE Mr«. John Walsh was very aick this past week (but Is much Improved. \Baby Bill” Raftery la well again. Mrs. Dora Crump has been on the sick list the past few days. \ . _________ __ ___ _ . . Loots— Exhaust pipe and muffler Wm. Raftery made a trip to Kal- 'from car, between Linden ranch postoffice. Finder 'please leave post offiice. i business, returning home FOR SALE WAfiTBDtr— Men or women take orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery for men, women and chil dren. Eliminates darning . Salary $75 a week full time, fl.SO an hour spare time.-Cottons, heathers, silk.;. International Stocking Mills, Nor ristown, Pa. 16-10tp. lapell Sunday. Jess LaMasters left Tuesday for Belton. Robert Covey la much Improved this week. W. B. McAfee left for Belton Tnursday. J. K. Miller and Norman Leo were '.i Polebrldge on bualrfSss Friday. Mr. and Mrs.'Adair were guests at tho Walsh home Wednesday evening. Word was received frtlfo. Cecil Brown that be is now located In'Ja pan and Is working for a concrete machine company. Norman Lee left on tho Saturday stage for Kallspell. ------------------ - ■ | For sale— Seven room house, good BFLTON i C0l-ler* front and back porch screen- ; ed In, electric lights, water in yard; Mr. and Mrs. Calmcvoss have tak- lot 50x140; chicken coop, and'small en charge of the Belton hotel, and barn. Will sell for cash, or sjna.Il are prepared to give etcellent serv -1 sum down and balance on easy Ico to tho public. • terms. Insured for $l»O0; no ep- A new bungalow Is being built for : cumbrauce whatever. Price |1200. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Swetnam. inquire Chaa. Mallory. tf For sale—Good milch cow; fresh about February 1st: price, $50. In quire of O. W. Lenon, route one. tf For sale— Carload of line blue Joint hay, Juat unloaded at the Park Merc. Co. Mrs. J. R. Crites, formerly Bqlton, now residing In Libby, looking arter business Interests Belton. Mr. and Mrs. Herb of ; - For sale— Lot 1, block 107, in Co lumbia Falla, Mont; 50*175; clear abstract; $150. This is a present Cbatterton at thlB Pric«- A. H. Lavenrotb, 475 visited friend* In Columbia Falls on Iyy Are., San Francloco, Calif. 8t-19 Sunday. Judging from the amount of lum ber which Is being hauled in from the mills, and the building material! which are being shipped will be a lot of building done in Bel ton this spring. Willard o . Ua , •“ • - H M e . l d «ood.. Brock ataro. h . . n , to Brownln, 1 c' ut\ n* * ” \ ■ » \ « r m o . loMocIblc to brio, bt. family to Boltoo. . b a n « I » « 1« ” »• they will reside permanently. sale— Two 50-egg Little ■ Brown Hen Incubators; one 200-egg i Old Trusty and one brand new Cy- 1 press hoover; will sell reasonable. , there, .inquire or tel* phone J. W. Murphy. ~ - Columbia Falle. —^ --------- = ------ - -------------- John Buhmlller, station agent at j Summit, was in town Monday m orn-, lng to have some dpntal work done at Dr. Wearne's office. (trie iron, eloctric reading lamp, air- : tight heater, small kerosene heater, j water-power washing machine, large size flexible flyer, a Ford roadster. Jack Johnson.' who has been ser- Articles can be seen dnrtng coming MONTANA SOLDIERS HOME WE HAVE Good Coffee, 31be fo r. ... Good Tea, lib ............. .. Fine Apples, box.......... Good Breakfast Bacon, lb.... strip... Mrs. 8. 3. MillsTias lert for Call- , The annual stockholders’ meeting 1 fornia, where she will spend tho bal- of the Hustler Mercantile company of i ance of the winter. Columbia Falls. Mont., will be hold | Adjutant Swaney went to Kallepell at the offleo of the company «at Co* | Tuesday oil business, lumbia Falls on Monday, Feb. 18th, I Chaplain Frame discoursed on . | 132-4. a t 'l l : 0 0 a. m.. for the elec-! Sunday. 81 .0 0 1 tlou of officers and such oiher bus- week at the house, gener. rett Wag- RATF.S FOR TOURNAMENT The district basket ball tourna ment will be hold at Kallspell on February 22 and 23. The Great Northern Ry. Co hus made special rates for parties of live o r more, the . ------- - - , Sergeant Floyd Gilman spent! rate from.Coumbln Fails being $1.00 .40; iness that may properly conio before, Saturday in Kallspell on business, j for the round trip. 1.75; a stockholders’ mpeUng. j Mrs. A. W. Swaney returned from — ---------------------- .30 s ' E. JOHN'S, Secretary.; Kallspell. where she spent a Week A deputy collector o f internal re- [ visiting her brothor. e at the Oaylord hotel In . venue will J. A. McDonnell, foreBt ranger sta- 'Miss Heldt of Great Fals Is here | this city on February 27. from 11:00 at Nyack' PIaced hls ordor visiting her father, who Is seriously | a. m. until 5:00 p. m.. for the pur- . C. ECKLEBERRY; ■' ' “k u,rou,hl tte ’s “ rora t °r a^\«« t..,.,.,, m mm, agency for a touring cor for spring; Miss Lee of Kallspell was a visit- '.their income tax returns fofr the year CASH STORE delivery. THE Particular H o u sew ife Finds Easy C h o o s in g H e r e We are very critical ourselves in selecting the freshest fruits and vegetables, so essential to the woll balanced meal. Particular ly during this period of spring 111 b and mild epidemics we are mak ing special effort to And the tempting, appetizing, fresh things that even the sick can relish. If you are well, the vltamlnes of U}® fresh, green lettuce and other uncooked fruit and vegetbles will help keep you well. This Week’s Specials: Fresh Spinach, Hot House.Leaf Lettuce, Imperial Valley Head Lettuce, California Celery, New Radishes, Choice Bananas. Dates. Cooking Figs, both back and white. ^ Oranges, In all slzqa, up fnun ................................. .... .............25c a doz- Fine Extracted Honey for colds; qt ........................ ............. .... 60c Large Grape J u i c e ................................... ..........................................75c Large Grape frujt, two f o r ..................................................................25c White Cooking Figs, special at .................................................. 15c lb. Rome Beauty Apples, lajrge, for co o k in g ....................................$1.50 GALLON FRUITS OF HIGHEST GRADE— FRESH STOCK ' AND THEY ARE REALLY FINE Gallon-Sliced Yellow Peaches . ................ Gallon Fancy Apricot* ........................................ Gallon Nugget Pears .......................................... Oallon Loganberries,, rlne ................................... Gallon Blackberries . .......................................... Gallon Hawain Sliced Pineapples ...................... Keep Your Feet Dry ’ P CONVERSE Rubbers will do It. We havy (hem for every member of the family.................. . . . ................................. '. o or to $2.S.’> CLINTON’S leather water-prooflng is the best we ever found; we li»ve tried many, but Clinton's lsibost; large can. . ............. ,35c YOUR Grocery Service Station 1 PI U I Flathead Home Products (f Kalispell, Mont. j) Exposition £ McIntosh Hall j FEBRUARY 1 4 - 1 5 - 1 6 Educational and Musical Programs Each Afternoon and Evening' Afternoon and Evening Programs: THURSDAY AFTERNOON At 8:00 P. M. Opening Address— Mayor A. Boorman. Solo— \My Cherry Blossom.” Lyle Carr. Duet— From \My Cherry Blos som,\ by Lyle Carr and Ruth Proud. Chorus— From \My Cherry Blos som.\ by Geisha Girls, Lyle Carr and Roy Adams. Mlnstsrel Show— Harold Carlson. Curtis Brittenham and Maurice Dris coll. Old-Fashioned , m ri*\_Trio— lola Thompson, Helen Chester and Alene Cutler. Program n charge o f E. M. Child, president of Rotary Cluib. THURSDAY EVENING At 8:00 P. M. Selection—Goddard’s Orchestra. Vocal Solo— Mrs. Oscar Spuhler. Selection— Somers Male Quartet. Selection— Kallspell Band. Vocal Solo— Miss Harrington. Selection— Goddard's Orchestra. Duet— Mesdamee Spuhleg and Harrington, orchestra accompani ment. Selection—Somers male qnartet. Selection— Kallspell Band. Address—J. E. Parker. Program in charge of Mrs. Ross Young, of the Tuesday Study Club. FRIDAY AFTERNOON At 8:00 P. M. Home Products . Play and Program FRIDAY EVENING At 8:00 P. M- Traveling Men’s Night, in charge or Whlteflsh. Addrees— G. M. Moss. SATURDAY AFTERNOON At 8:00 P. M. Program in tjhurge of Flathead Farm Bureau. SATURDAY EVENING L Program in charge of ColumBla Falla Commercial Club, consisting of vocal and instrumental polos, read ings, male quartet and a sketch. Doors Open From 1 : 0 0 p.m. Until 11:00 p. m. Programs At \■V 3 : 3 0 and 8:00 -J 40--Home Products Now Entered--40 J L Many Demonstration and Service Booths. =31 FLATHEAD Potatoes, Baked With FLATHEAD Power, Served With FLATHEAD Batter By FLATHEAD Dairy Maids. A Small Admission Fee Will Be Charged.
