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I' ' ' . - THE EICALAKA EAGLE • N • . • - - - t- . Lt1,..E•. ' • N.4 d I CLASSIFIED I DVERTISING • FARM I ANDS --FOR SALE • 'STOCK RANCHES, any size. pieces from , $5.00 to $8.00 per acre. These are the best propositions in the ,state. Ranches - run trot's 25 to 80 per \cent tillable, well watered, ausati m cash paymenta, long tertini, low Interost. Fagan-McCutcheon- ,_ Prim, 108 Central avenue; Great Falb.. WHEAT LANDS -8.919 acres of wheat land for sa4e on easy terms; 10 sections steam plow laad and It is thickly covered with buffalo grant.; close to the C. M. & St. P. railroad survey between Lewistown and Dittos City; this land an moon as it Is put under cultivation v.-111 triple RH value. Strout Reath/ company, 123 Ceutral ave- nue, Great -I. ails. 161 ACRES of lend for stile, seven miles frpin Moore, 100 acre.. plow land, good • water, small I se, $15 per acre, easy terms. A. real I. W. Church, Great Falls, Montana. DAIRY RANCH, 35(1 Berea, six nines frotu center of Great Fulls; Well luiproved; good bowie and farm buildings, Includ- ing dairy barn with cement floors and mangers. good alfalfa ranch; $30 per acre, eamy terms. I. W.Chtirch, Great Falba. Montana. FOR SALB-130 acres farm. RIX milea from Helena, the beat market in the state; 30 acres seeded to alfalfa, balance lifted for grain and potatoes. 100 acres of this lahd Is positively clear of atone or gravel, and the soll Is deep and rieh, laye In a haeln sloping toward the north. Good five -room house.rellar. root home% frame barn, two graiterlea, finest well In the elate. 4 good horses. 0 yotsug-liol- stein cum.; Konte pigs. chlekena, wagons. harnesses. and farm inut,_•hinery of all kinds; building*. anti Irentis. all new. all for the price of $10,006.00. $1,000 cash, balance on easy ternis 0 per eent. For further information address: 'I`he Qualls Realty Agerey. Helena. Montana. OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CO., (MANI' LANDS. Title to same re - vested in United States by Aet of Con- gresa, dated June 19141. Two million three hundred thousand acres to be opened for settlement and sale. Power Hite, timber end agricultural lands. Con- taining some of beatland left' ha United States. Now In the_qpportune time. Large sectional map Nitowlug 'audit and des- cription of soil, climate. rainfall, eleva- s, How., etc. - Poetpaid f pne dollar.. Grant Lands Locating Co., Box 010, Portland. Oregon. . s.i loOlt SALK-Sheep ratich*of 5100 acres. to- gether with band of I700 eives to Iamb In apring. Land all under fence. cuts at this time Pio tons or nifitifa hay, can be made to cut 1-2 as intieli more. Good water right. ale° simmer range In for - rest reserve. Price of land $12.00 per aere. Ewes $9.00 per head. This bi a splendid buy. Only 30 nitres from Helena. Atblreas. The Qualls Realty Agency. Helena, Montana. 11 TO LEASE ON CROP SHARES. To LEASK on erop allaref4. fine. unbroken prairie land. eout met for three years. WIII furnish Seed 111141 take half of erop at elevator or at railroad. Will pay $4 per siert. for plowing. breaking and Beetling first year only. Triteke in size to milt. only persons equipped to handle titeir mad of emitrael need apply. W. K. FIOW- eree. Great Fails. Dhoti. - - 1101CSEN ANI) LIVESTOCK . iit:Ait so.. -k cattle for sale. 4.111%1.'4 thrown In. lia.ve buyer for :MO steers for feeding purposes. Twos null up. Hunts- berger-Obrens eo., Great F1111,4. :0410111. - - - SELL 100 head of, draft horses and mares at publie auction i•very Dlonday: private sabot daliy: ye always have 100 bead on hand. ItroWn - & Carney. Great Falls Horse Exelnisige. 215 Second mouth. ALBERTA FARMERS HAVE VAST POWER ABSOLUTELY CONTROL LEGISLA- TION, AS WELL AS PRICES OF THEIR PRODUCTS. One Co -Operative Elevator Company Handled -40,000,000 Bushels of Grain Last Year; Outline Laws Wanted at Convention ot United Farmers of Alberta - at Edmonton. Farmere in Alberta and Saskatche- wan have the strongest'rural organ- ization in the world, not only abso- lutely controlling legislation in the Caaadian west;\ between Manitoba and British Columbia, but also con- trolling .the price of their' products. Their individual accumulation of wealth has been rapid. The Co-operative Elevator com- pany of Saskatchewan alone handled 40,000,000 bushels of grain last year and the number of their elevators has increased from 250 to more - than 300 within 12 months. How these prairie farmers feel about important pending legislation was clearly shown at their recent convention at Edmonton, 'the organ- ization being called the United Far- mers of Alberta. Their platform calls for immediate reduction of tar- iff 'between Canada and Great Brit- ain, and eventual free trade with the mother country; reciprocity with the United States, direct taxation of im- proved land values, a graduated in- come tax and a graduated inherit- ance tax; election by proportional representation; publicity of cam- paign expenditures; direct legisla- tion; competitive examinations 'for civil service appointments; national- ization of railroads, telegraphs and express business, and control of na- tural resources by -the provinces. GENERAL ROOFING CO. CHANGES ITS NAME The General Roofing Matiqfactur- ing company, one of the biggest man- ufacturers of building construction accessories in the world, has been re- organized under the name of the Cer- tain -teed Products Corporation. George M. Brown, the president, an- nounces that the corporation has purchased the MoUnd City Paint and Color Co. and the Gregg Varnish company, both of St. Louis, and the Lockport l'aper company • mill at Ni- agara Falls. Headquarters of the new cOrpOration will remain in St. Louis. The growth of the General Roof- ing company is attributed to persiRt- ent advertising and satisfactory_prod- ucts. The name Certain -teed stands for all that is beta in roofing and other similar products. FOR SAIX-Forty registered- draft stal- lions of the - beat breeding -in America. Patronize home industry. Byrd & Ilet- . land; Joliet, Mont. FREE BOOKLET, state and U. S. land. - - - - maps. bargains. Write Joseph Clark. _ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. saersteesto. t•ol. _ _ _ vemlin11M11•Ne GOVERNMENT LAND. • WANTEI) FAI131 LANDS orent rams. r•otiNt Growing City In West. I • Restaurant Bargain. Fine location near i WANTED -To hear from owner of farm depot. Can seat tio people. Rent only ' or unimproved land for sale. O. K. Hai% - $127,nti a month. Eight -year lease. ;his ley. Itabla in. Wis. _ is a •y-ntaker. A snap If sold at once. _ __ _____ ______ Write for particulars. • EDUCATIONAl.. Ittemixt: tim•scs. . dn.../...../Wr....••••,........••••••,........... ., Titt - s•rm:s and h.:tellers. write eonfiden- 35 rooms. Itesi Itteation on Central *iv- Ibilly concerning efficient teachers and petite. Clearing. Sion every lllll tali. Low Looti positions. Fisk Tew•hers' Aaelley. relit TliI4 la a soap. ilelemt. Moolatia. •.r.. room. nig imowy-maker. Rent only - --------- -- sin.loo a month with beat furnished. Price ASSAYERS. t'lliESIISTS. l'TC. $:',.7,40.1zi for a short time only. ::41; •4401104. • 1'10se 10 del.01. 111 ))))) I tran• 1 . 111'T IV NI - 11%111'111Y assnyera. chemists. 'dent trade. Beantifully flaritiabeil. A bar- Stall orders espeeltilly. Box 858, Batty. gain nt $s.; 1 011. 1,11 . , _ Slant. liotel and bar lit stood town close te Great Falls. Flue proposition for man and LEIVIs & WALKER. asmityers. chemists. wife. Law rent. Only betel in town. lila Nal. Wy01111111:. Butte. Mont. itoz 114 _ _ Apartment house 011 double eorner to trade for laii.l. Eight apartitientg of 4 HOTELS AND ROOMING Ht)USES 4 .14 h. in. 111111. $.1 .. 0.1/1/ a 111 Val• IloTtit.s-it, Ina houses, large and lied at Ic2o.notoon. small: grocery stores; loateher shops: S1ONTANA rasteAr. Anr.Ncv bakeries; pool r )))))) ot; eigar etorea; res. 7 Third St. No. Greet Valls. Mont. threats. ete.. In fagleitt growing city - in Dlontaita• million dollar pay roll WATCHES ANI) JEWELRY thiv. Diontana - Ilitelutoe. exelonige. - t1rent hats. ______________ SPECIAL WATCH OFFER -17 jewel, El- Walthans illiimia. 18 else; split post paid ilit.00. For' best %illicit re• pairing and quiek returns: Hatisfaetion guaranteed. Dunlap Jewelry pany. ill Third street south. Orent Falls ------- - - _ - COlzi.ECTIONS. AUTO SCHOOL. LEARN the automobile bumlneee. Dloat 114411. equipped automobile college • In tite west. 1 . 4411 ran enroll any time. Ditintann Automnbile School. 127 South Main. Butte. Montana. BYRON DeFORICHT, eollector of bad bitt‘ TENTS AND AWNINGS. Great Falls. Mont. _ T N s hND AWN- -- HELP WA NTED-VIALE. INGs et an lanes d•-• ar*/•-••••:. II s i z p os 'un d o t Al or , DO Yor WANT A Milt? or din sou snot der. Wa401.1 4•441\e•44. help of any kind? Ion will find se at 0 e k u's it e ihe toss emprrivo. M n11181111. aler hag.. I i EllIpitly•1111.1111 $19 . 01111 atreet south. Great Falls . HEI,1 1 WANTED. dr • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -4•-• •••••••-•\••••••••-••/••••••••••.... TELEGRAPHY easily ssee ;dished In feur His Nitwits. Lareest and best eel 1 west ef chleaszo. We tibsolutely guarantee to 1 ,11.1. yo u g I pgyitie pualli4411 0011111e ,11 4p1:1111y. 111Veallaale - 1041:11% 11111le e,,Ileare Telegraphy. Lew - biotin Butte. We fire t usking 3 specially of supplvIm! our east totter.. o WI 11 Ell El. - HO IRA I Poit ,AN )1'S Farmis ti . nn ble earths. lint est. furnish sat isfst . , r y statement. tt rite for nnv „urination t‘itielt %%lit be gladly famished. KING CATTLE C0311'ANIV. Main Office find Headquarters: Mouth St. Paul, Minn. tarpaulins. It I n .1 e r der. Wagon eovers. In fart any' hing in canvas made.to order .1. s, Pauley. '5111 St., So., 1;reat MOM. \Wftli•'-The With a Stoll 'natio by master. $7,tzl npo aril. Montana Piano eft 11101e. N1010 . 411a1r11,01..ra • • 111.000 Gasoline Engine At $800, Joint Ilalf Price. Desert's( tin -horsepower Treiert gasoline en- gine. wetzlit 2.3011_11m: 600-ret-olti- Ilona per tiiinale: suitable for rap- tor purposes. Never la•ell used. Original price 0104 $1.1100. WIll for SsINI If taken at otter. I I conk this engine for a debt nitti Lowe tio zrir - 1111 - 117 - 7UTirriz..1;17 7- 7 - 7.7 - 7' Eliot Peterson. East Seattle - - WaaltIngton. CHAS. M. RUSSEL!, PICTURES CHAS. .M. COLOR PRINTS -- Famous western seenea_ity cowboy art- ist, special offer for to 'hers only. Rix 9112 pictures for $1. Sethi dollar bill or (Sleek to -Montana,. Printing company, Great\ Falls, Manhunt. 0 EREFORD HEIFERS or any kind of RANGE chTTLE Eon sm.& $1 1 000,000 TO LOAN ON MONTANA FARMS Low Rate of Interest. Easy terms. Call or Write ns. we Randle Vieille Land Script. FRARY & BURLINGAME No: 11 First Nat. Batik Bldg.. GREAT FALLS, MONT. • Est. In 1890. rU131.10 LAND scitirT • Ouaranteed. DEERING-HAUBERG CO. Attention to Prattle Land Matter.' of Ali Kinds. Wanh., D. e., connectiona. DIAMOND BLDG. HELENA, MONT, THE VIOIRLD • Santiago, Chilo--By order of the military commander of Santiago the entrance of the harbor has been mined. Berlin --Sixteen children were killed at Bruges in Belgium by bombs dropped by British aviators in a crowd of skaters. Washington --The executive com- mittee of the Friends of Irish Free- dom, led by Victor Herbert, the . com- poser, called at the White House' and left resolutions urging President Wilson to Maintain peace. bontion--The German authorities have called to the colors all officiale of trade unione and Isocialist organiz-\ ations. These officials, who aggre- gate 10,000 la, number, - have pre- viously been Orel - let _from military service. Washington-Vra nets J. Heney, Los Angeles, has heed appointed a apecial investigator tq aesist the fed- eral trade commission in Re news print paper investigation. Heney has been,working secretly on the in- quiry for some time. . m Bismarck N. D. -The Benson coun- BooN To 0 TANA N ty comlnissioners have petitioned the . North Dakotalegislature to appropri- ate $100,000 to fight the activitiea ofl IN PARK HIGHWAY THE MARKET'S INDISPUTABLE LEADER IN GOOD LOOKS, ECONOMICAL HIGH POWER, • LONG WEARING QUALMES AID LOW UP KEEP, AND GREATEST ALL-AROUND CAR VALUE PER DOLLAR OF PRICE. ,.s YOu will agree that it Is cheaper in the end to buy a good car in the beginning, and by baying a Studebaker Bret, you take no chance s of making a mistake. It Is the greatest and surest motor car value, in every way, there le to be had. .We carry, at Billings. the most complete repair stocks of any organization In Montana -also emergency stocks at local branches; we emptoy only first (leas experienced Studebaker mechanics, and we aim to give you the most car value. the best service, the fairest treatment and the greatest Motoring satisfaction, in every way. REASONABLE TERMS TO RESPONSIBLEI BUYERS. Place your order early -we cannot get enough carn to make all deliveries promptly unless orders are placed early. edr..•••' the I. W. W. In that state. The; \ • . resolution was referred to commit- tees in both houses. . London -The Duke of donnaught ROUTE FROM CHICAGO TO COAST will be appointed inspector general of COVEIRS SOME OF GRAND - overseas troops, according to the EST OF SCENERY. Times. The paper intimates that the duke will investigate the question of the promotion . of Canadian Officers, which has been a subject of criticism here. Washington -In a farewell state- ment before •leaving,_ for New York to sail for home, Count von - 7Bern- ings and Butte. k I I •••Il P' I/ \ • al # sown\ AUTOMOBIL* WAREHOUSE AND SERVICE 00. of Montana. LOCAL BRANCHES: Billings, LeW10- town, Great Falls, Havre, Missoula, Liv- ingston, Giendtve, Williston. USED CARS -If ever you want a good ased car, see us. We give more value for the money in new cars, so when we trade rustomers let us have Melt* old cars at lower prices tban they ask others for them. See ns sure. storff expressed the hope that war between the United States and Ger- many might be averted and that friendly relations might, soon be re- established. Berne --The Swiss government is working upon a plan to organize and centralize exportation by government Lawrence H. Brown, Secretary of Washington Good Roads- Asaocia- tion, Presents Claim of Highvray to Tourist; Passes Through BW- M.,•••••••• The same pioneering that took place . in laying out the great trans- continental railroad lines is now be- ing done in laying out transconti nental automobile routes. From the northern line to the Mexican border aid. It will endeavor to export to the United States by way of Rotter- .dam through its _own forwarding agency, doing ita own chartering i or using government owned vessels. New York-Clold amounting to $25,000,000 has arrived from Can- ada for J. P. Morgan & Co., for ac- count of the British government. This is the first large consignment for British accoUnt since early in January when the movenzent was suspended with the placing of the British loan ip this market. San Diego--Ratito messages from . an airplane have been sent for a dis-1 tance of 112 miles in tests conducted; by E. - J. Simon, electrical engineer of . New York, temporarily attached to the army aviation school here. The current was derived from a small ; generator driven by a two -blade wind propeller. New liork-lmmediate develop- ment of the aerial coast patrol as a \national burglar alarm around the country\ would be the most effective arm of defense in the event of war, in the opinion of Rear Admiral Rob- ert E..Peary, chairman of the nation- al coast patrol comtnission. as ex- pressed in a speech at the Pan-Amer- ican aeronautic exposition in this city. Washington -A treasury deficit of $333,400,000 at the end of the next fiscal year is forecast in a re- port submitted by the senate finau,ge , committe.e. recommending that the administration revenue bill be amended to authorize a bond issue of $195,256,000 instead of $100,000,000 and that the authorization for certi- ficates of indebtedness be made $500,000,000 ins'ead of $300,000,- 000. Ilavre, France --The Belgian gov- ernment says it has learned that la- borers at Bruges are being arrested in the streets by Germans and imme- diately sent to the front along the Yser, where they are forced to do military work such as putting up barbed wire fences and digging trenches. It is asserted that -75 per rent of the men Who Were (ionnwited to present themselves to the military authorities have been taken for work. Washington -Senator Walsh has named the following principals and alternates to take the April examina- tion for two cadet appointments in the naval academy: Principals - Arthur W. Reber, Red Lodge; John J. NieCarthy, Fort Missoula; first al- ternates - Clarence A. Fredell, Butte; Earl G. Lane, hlissonlit; sec- ond alternates --Roland Killian, Kal- ispell; Noel T. Colby, Kalispell; third alternates -William Harry Kelly, Miles ('ity; Theodore Ramsey, Lew- istown. • Waiiitington-Montana will have a float in the Wilson and Marshall inaugural parade, if plans material- ize which are being laufiched by the Women's Wilson union of this ' A general committee has been ap- pointed, with Mrs. Mary ('. Bryan of this city as chairman, to arrange for 48 floats. representing the 48 states. A letter has been sent to t he governor of Montana asking f his oo-opertaibn. Each float will symbolize the history and progress of the state it represents. London -The aversike . daily e'x- pen dit tire or Great Britain is now 5,790,000 pounds. AndrMv ilfmar LIM chancellor of the exchequer, has announced - in the house of commons. The chancellor said the total expen- diture sinee the beginning Of the wa r wag 4,200,000.00D pounds. Al the, knd of the current year the national: (Int. tiiiiii4t..,stand between 3.g00.-1 ()mono pounds and 3;900,000,0001 pounds. AdvaneeS to allies anti do -I minions would be a pprox ma I ely I 390.000,000 pounds. 1 Chicago -Daniel A. Poling. assn..; Onto preRident of the United Society! of Christian Endeavor. at 11 meeting! of leaders of the ni6Vement here salt the Ruppert of 3,0.00.000 memberta of ; the Christian Endeavor societies eas; assured to President Wilsiin in 11191 event of war. Of the membershili: 500,000 were young persons, he said. and would at oncb volunteer for hos- pital and ambulance as well as mili- tant service. the co.urses of rivers and mountain passes in the western country are be- ing prospected for routes that will offer the most in scenic - attraction and eatte of travel. One of the latest to make a hid for popularity is the National 'Parks highway, which traverses Montana. Lawrence H. Brown', secretary of the Washington Good Roads association, in presenting the claims of OW route for tourist travel, says of it in the New York Times: \The National Parks highway ex- teeds frqm the great lakes by way of Milwaukee; Madison, La Crosse, the Twin Cities, Fargo, Bismarck, Billings, Butte, Anaconda, Missoula and Spokane to SeattleLand-Tacetua, connecting the three national parks. Route Rich In Beauty. \This route is rich - in beauty front the moment it leaves Chicago at Highland park and all atong the shore of Lake Michigan to Mil- waukee through the fascinating lake country and fertile fields of Wiscon- sin. For more than 60 miles it winds up and down along the Mississippi front La Crosse, into Winona. Minn., and beyond cin the road to Lake City, whbre. it skirts Lake Pep in, lookieg across on an inland sum- mer resort country that has a future second to none in America. ..”Leaving the Twin Cities, the Na- tional Parks highway pierces the heart of the Minnestaa lake region, and in a drive of 100 miles, begin- ning a short distance west of St. Cloud, there are at the roadside, or in sight, more than 100 lakes which center about Alexandria and Otsakis. Passing into the more level country of eastern North Dakota, in mid- summer the tourist sees endless fields or growing grain. Farther west, the more rolling country of North Dakota is reached over level roads through Valley City'and James- town to BiRmarck. the site of the historic old Fort Lincoln. from which Custer began his last March against the Sioux Indians to the battle of the Ilig Horn. Traverses Bad Lands. \Thence the highway leads•to one of the most pictureaque regions of the northwest called the 'bad lands,' more correctly lcnown .as Pyramid park, with long lines of wonderful cliffs and highly colored Mates carved into the most fantastic forms. \Then we . pass into Montana 'and between Glendive and Livingston through Miles City, Forsyth and Bil- lings, follow near the Yellowstone river more that) 300 miles in the rotintry made farnoits by - Lewis and Clark. From Livingston -a lateral of the National Parks highway enters Yellowstone Nalional park by way of Gardiner. The road winds along the lands of the Cheyennes, the Crows and the Flatheads. \The Rockies are crossed between Liv Inge' on and Bozeman t hrough Rock canyon. The big smelters of Anaconda and Butte on the sides of the mountain•overlook the highway and give the tourist his fitst real conception of the bigness of the cop- POSLAM QUICKLY CLEARS UP ANY PIMPLY SKIN Skin brokeiront Pimple*. is noplen . s- ant to see, distressing to endure. There should be on yotir nirdielite alielf a remedy thie.above ail phyaleal disorders. When it c ))))) es to a cholc,• accept nothing less effielent than Ponlain. Try Peslant; compare It. l'itow the In- .tensit3 11:4 111 . 11111W I et% the rapidity of Its fiction. It Cali serve Volt in tunny ways; fr o m elenrIng an 'Inflamed co m pi,. ‘ • Ian overnight to eradienting Eezeina. Acne and sttibborn disenst•s quickly and for good. Sold. everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories 32 West 27.th St... Nt•tv York city. Poslifut Snap is doubly agreeable. doubly beneficial,. foc the' skin, becatIse medicated witlf Poslain. per mining industry in that section of the west. Detour Northward to Kalispell. \West of Butte the route follows for some distance the Hellgate river toward Missoula. where the Bitter Root valley opens before the trav- eler: A detour is here taken to the northward to Kalispell, the gateway to Glacier National park, one of the newest of America's summer play- grounds. \Kalispell is near Flathead lake. which is the second largest body of fresh water in the United States, aside from Lake Michigan. Thence we go into northern Idaho to a lake and mountain region which retains all its original wildness, except for the summer cottages on Lake Pend Oreille and the marks left by the mining prospector on the mountain side: This lake fills a long, wide gorge in the very heart of the moun- tains, and besides being the most ex- pansive body of fresh water in the United ,States, excepting Lake Michi- gan, it is perhaps the deepest. Trib- utary to the road further on toward Spokane are Coeur d'Alene and Hay- den lakes in mountains that abound in trOut streams and game. attle on Puget sound, the largest deep sea harbor in •the world, a city of beautiful parks and paved streets from which can be seen snow-capped• Mount Rainier in Rainier Natio . nal- park, back of the city of Tacomie, -- the' western terpiinus of the National Parks hfghway. - At this point the traveler -has covered from Chicago something mqre than 2,600 miles and. has viewed more charming -scenery of level or rolling landscape, of beau- tiful lakes, high peaks and jagged . mountain ranges than can be seen from an automobile in the gams dis- tance anywhere else in the world.\ Chance to Make Money. The Hanson Packing company of Butte will pay $100 for the best sug- gestion for a name for a Montana cured ham and $100 for a name for Montana cured bacon. Send in a s g- gestion. Attentian is called to the announcement of the company in an- other portion of this paper. • Whitefish Lake - Roda Proposed. An effort is being made to get .a county road through on•the west side of Whitefish lake. Property owners have been approached on the sub- ject of a right of way through their - Through Apple Orchards. land. If this project goes through \From this point the highway the' road will probably connect with drops through the apple orchards of the new county road to be construct - the Spokane valley into the city of ed this summer along the east side Spokane with its beautiful falls in of the lake. and will provide a drive- way around the lake, giving easy ac - the heart of the city. with its scenic rim rock skirted with beautiful cess to a region of beautiful scenery. homes. Here the traveler sees.the longest railroad bridge in the world. the massive structure of steel and concrete which carries the trains of the Union Pacific and Milwaukee over the Monroe street bridge, itself a great structure. from the union station to the solid earth roadbed far beyond. a distance of 3.400 feet. \The Grand Coulee of the Colum- are crossed and there the tourist en- bia river and the Wenatchee valley STONES - - (No Oil) En t : ji t RAV°T G IJID A N A the Cascade mountains, crossing ters the real Switzerland of America, Wee Tro•ble Stoen•e °' through Snoqualmie pass on a per- Wipi=„. ( ^\.... B rikur••„... s zt:4=1 1 ::: fectly hard surface road with no M .N. \°•'\rewo -- °•\ . 0 0 3,?;\d-.„ ard„ . grades steeper than 5 per cent. Here oat. i.s tr e Lea oNen s E u m a en a A rc ise r niz , neo . c. \ =, the drop begins into the city of'Se- m 8. D ear b om s treet. cificAoo. Washington -The Philippine Na- tional bank has been designated as correspondent of the reserve bank of San Francisco, in furtherance of the reserve board's pelicy of estab- lishing correspondents throughout the world to extend American trade and make sectfre the dollar as the standard of international exchange. • EVERY HUMAN BEING lulling reasoning pow•ers needs the services of the experi- enced general realty operator. Our dc.parrments cover Farms, Stock Ranches, Garden Tracts, Suburban Acreage, Industrial Sites, Trackage, Business Locations. Business Op- portunities, Leases, Rentals, Residences, Appraisals. Con- % eyancing, General Insurance, Property Management, Ex- changes, Loans, etc., etc. FARM LOANS. RATE 7% PER CENT NET. No extra charges. Five,yeaf term with liberal prepay- ment privileges. •Money ready in any amount. Businetts methods. Send us an application for you.r next loan. GREAT FALLS BUSINESS PROPJERTY. There's no investment safer than income businees prop- erty in a growing city. Special: Improved corner in busi- ness section; size 100x150. All improvements. Buildings renting for 8430 per month. Offered at two-thirds of ac- tual value. Guaranteed a solid investment and will increase rapidly in value AS Great Falls develops. Make a fortune by the exercise of faith in a fast-growing metropolitan city. bow price. Reasonable terms. Details furnished on request. IRRIGATED ALFALFA RANCH. We are now busy answering inquiries on our latent and biggest snap. 500 acres at $40 per acre. Level, rich land ender ditch. Will produce 2,000 to 4,000 tohs of hay per annum'. Easy tt4rms; 2A) per cent cash; balance at 6 per cent. titne to suit. 'Non resident owner doesn't want hay land. Positively a snap. First come first served. All kinds of city property. Make one inquiry and be con- vincetl. Lands ttf toiery character and in larking sized tracta may be bad at right prices through this office. Our buttinesa chance department toter!. all lines . and the state of Montana is our field of openttion. • Me undertake the sale of bargains 1.1st W ifil If .11 Carl sell cheap-otherultat don't atittt your time or ours. We shall 4101/ tin• dertake to hoodalnk our huyera. Eleven years of activity In this tit. and stale has placed us In position to know values. conatill- T. H. LARKIN General Realty Service, Suite 417 Ford Building, GREAT FALLS, 31ONTANA.- Member . of National and t-ocal Deal Estate Board. • REALTY FOR CATALOG The General School Supply Co. GREAT FALLS MONTANA_
