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'• THE EHALAICA EAGLE. NiUST SURRENDER ARMS TO POLICE G 0.VE It N 211 141 N T REGOATIONS CONC14.11LNING AL1141NS WHO ARE NOT NATURALIZED Also Prohibited From Residing With- in Half a Mile of Any Works or Mines Furnishing Material for Mu- nitions; Desecration of Flag Pun- ishable. Germans who are not citizenir of the United States are called upon by the federal government to surrender any fire arms they may have in their possession to the police or county au- . thorities. In the event they fail to do so they are li. ble to arrest. German aliens are also forbidden the reside within half a mile of any works making munitions, and this includes Montana copper, zinc and lead mines in active operation, as well as powder works and smelters, and they are required to move from such locality before June 1. Alien enemies who continue to rea'de near such works, or who come within half a mile of them, do so at their own risk and are liable to summary ar- rest. Marshals may issue permits to such aliens to reside within the half - mile limit after an investigation which convinces the officer that there is no danger to be feared from the presence of such aliens. Any alien enemy who tears down, mutilates or insults the United States flag or insignia, or displays an enemy flag or insignia, is to be regarded as a danger to the public peace and is subject to arrest and confinement. Just because the doctor tells a man he is run down is no reason why he should wind up his affairs. BOULDER 1107 SPRINGS. Open the Year Around. Sulphurated wa • \4 tent 187 degreee hot. Unexcelled for rheu- matism, kidney and stomach trouble. Aek railroad agent for reduced 30 -days' rount. trip coupon ticket to Boulder ilot Springs. Write for descriptive pamphlet. J. hi. Reynolde, manager. 114141111U4= - I) • % 'n''.\' '? ,- ;4. - f4..-Z..:.,:y.,-,;• .-stao\ - „, \•i: -.e l ..., -4\ 1 -` , 1 11 , 111 1 •,0.-r, ev - 1 P , '.... \ • _ : 1,1 11-' : III 44 ''.. ::1 ' . . '` ' '4.1. • lig w . ,•'` . . k .... : ,.... .1' $ ' ' i ,„,.f ifr _ . 0.--\*\ , ,, kJ' 7. .. „ • • • ALHAMBRA HOT SPRINGS HOTEL. Open the year around. A comfortable homelike resort.. Cuisine unexcelled. Baths unequalled for rheumat _tn, etc. Rates, $15 per week. Reduced Railway Retes.—Ask agent for 30 dart' round trip coupon ticket. Write for descriptive pamphlet. 2d. J. SULLIVAN, proprietor. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• WHY PAY MORE THAN 60c PER ACRE FOR YOUR HAIL INSURANCE? This Company wrote a larger line of IIAIL INSURANCE last year than any other Company operating in Montana. We wrote over $2.1100.- 000,000 for more thnn 2,000 farmers. They are satisfied. WEI' PAY MORE?. Write for Mit information. MONTANA EQUITY MUTUAL HAIL & FIRE INSURANOACOMPANY 27-28-4-30-31 Tod Block. GREAT 1 , 444.8 MONTANA. **•••••••••••••••••••••••••• T HE JUDITH BASIN offers exceptional opportunities to the farmer, stockman and In- vestor. Sure crops bv ordinary farming methods. a t every year—not once In awhile. No Irrigation, splendid climate. excellent water, good markets. You can do better in the Judith Rasta. Buy direct from the owners. Prices lowest; terms easiest. Free information and prices sent on request. Address THE COOK-RILYNOLDEI CO., 219 Main Street, Lewistown Montana. WYOMING OIL Will - undoubtedly make many for- tunes for many people this year. For full, impartial and important information address Secretary, Wyoming Montana Public 011 Exchange Casper - - %Vyomng .Mr,...11111111, ANACONDABREAKS TO URGE,GROW1NG WHAT WAR MEANS COPPER% RECORD OF MONSTERCROPS TO HENRY FORD I taa1V,.• 4 CLASSIFOIED ADS :MARCH PRODUCTION OF ABOUT MONTANA CONIMISStON OF NA- PROPOSAL TO TAKF.1 ALL OF IN , 4-4.-- - --m-88-4.-8.-4.-- \ .7 7 -4.-18-18-1.—\4.--\ '\'\'\ 4 29,000,000 POUNDS IS REC- TIONAI. DEI4'ENSE BEGINS COME: OVER $100,000 WOULD ORD FOR. SMELTER. BIG CAMPAIGN. HIT HIM HABIL Huge Building Program Announced People Will Ile Urged ,to Do Their ir Confiscatory :Measure Were to Be by Company Is Well Under Way; Slutre In aCusing State's Crop' Put Into Effect It Would Cast Smoke will be Electrically Treated Yields to Be the Largest in Him -1 Auto Manufacturer Aliout to Get Values Out of It That Are! tory; Farmers Urged to Plant I 900,000 Per Year; John D. Rocke , Now Going to Waste. Spring Wheat. I 14'ellei Biggest Loser. That Montana must do her share The Washoe smelter of the Ana Any radical jump in the super -tax conda'Copper cotnpany broke all pre for the increase of the country'slunder the income tax law would ' VIOL'S records in production of cop crops in these war times will be the' per during March. The production proclamation that will be sent out for the month was 27,638,399 by the state's chief executive in a pounds. yhe largest previous pro few days, this action coming as a di- duction in any one month was in Oc tober, 1916, when the output reached 27,539,463 pounds. The figures ap- ply to new copper alone. In addi- tion, during March there was enough which had been called by the state scrap copper recast to bring the total commissfon of national defense, de - up to 29,183,000 poun is. This scr..p cided that it would issue placardi copper consists largely of the anode urging the - people to do their share tips, which were reshipped from in causing the state's crop yields to Great Falls to Anaconda to be 'Ilan- 'be - the greatest In Montana's his - died at the Washoe plant while the tory. These circulars will be ready furnaces at Perts Amboy are being for distribution in - a day or two and reconstructed. 'will be posted conspicuously through - The huge building program an- out the state. These heralds will nounced by Anaconda last winter is proclaim the fact that patriotism de - well under way at the Washoe plant. mands that the stay-at-home folks Much time will of necessity elapse should do this work enthusiastically. before the big stack and the smoke- The placards will read as follows: treating plant an be completed. Ap- In 1916, the United States pro - proximately 35,000,000 brick will be duced only two-thirds of the wheat -rqquired for this work, and these are needed by ourselves and our allies. all being made by the Anaconda com- We can do no better this year un- pany at its own brick plants. The less there ia a tremendous increase maqufacture of these brick will take in spring wheat. lonPer than the actual construction Eighty-five per cent, of the spring work. The excavation for the addi- wheat of the country is produced in tions to the brick plant in East Ana- the Northwestern states. condos. is nearly done, but the work Montana must do her share. will( be delayed until the new arta- The United States. chinery can be obtained. Plans for the huge addition that wheat in 1915—our minimum crop. will treat the 'smoke for the removal ftolids by electrification are in the drafting rooms. The work on the details will keep this department busy for some tilde% The final plan of construction adopted is based on the gratifYing' discovery during ex- periments that the process will work with comparatively, cold gasses as well as hot. The walls for the addition to the 000,000 bushels. acid plant, which will add 50 tons to its daily capacity, are going up rapid- We shipped to our pr,,sent allies last year 250,000,000 bushels. ly, and ehould be completed within a couple of weeks. To equal the demands of the past year, we must produce over 470,- 000,000 bushels of spring wheat This is nearly twice our average produc- Montana is 17,000,000 bushels. Montana. mean millions taken from Henry Ford, until within the last few weeks the country's most distinguished pa- rect result of the conference held in c ifi st. Helena this week, and which brough,t In fact lt, may be asserted that a together more than 60 of Montana s big super -tax would lay its weight leading educators. This meeting, most severely upon John. D. Rocke- feller and Henry Ford. Ford's personal income is under- stood to be $35,000,000 Per year which is, of course, less than Rocke- feller's. If anything like the confis- catory tax above $100,000 which has been suggested by certain college professors, is enacted into law, Ford would pay yearly to the government some $34,900,000. Ford has been a strong pacifist. He has also ahown himself a sin- cere patriot. Hid practical patriot- ism under such a radical test would not be exceeded by any one in the country. Incidentally it is computed that Detroit would pay at least $50,000,- 000 income taxea under the $100,000 annual income limit. At:vice. This plan will work in any land, Andjoy you dividends: Praise men and flatter women, and You'll have a ' t of friends. Odorn-Bills. Henry Odom and Carrie Bills were married at Memphis, Tenn., last week. *ill, 8 4 *if s DOUSLE ORO NO IN LIMED FOR EVER YPADITS - JOB - FARWELL OZAHIHKIRK CO. Sr Polui. Sure! You can bank on Gilt Edge Barn Paint for the garlic reason. Made for rough wood, weather - exposed surfaces. ( ffill ANY ./01—iwide or out— there's a OILT EDGE PAINT that's right. Sold by dealers EVERYWHERE - Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk & Co. Paint Manufacturers— Wholesale Hardware Saint Paul, Minnesota. Produced over a bililon bushels of The 1916 crop wal3 only 635,000,- 000 bushels. This is not enough to feed ourselves. The winter wheat has been com- pletely destroyed in large areas of the country. With the averago spring wheat seeding we would this year, raise less than 600,000,000 bushels. . Our home consumption is 650, - Produced over 42,000,000 bushels of wheat in 1915—her biggest crop to date. In 1916 only 28,000,000 bushels were produced. The condition of the winter wheat crop is thia year below the average. - The average spring wheat crop in Montana is 17,000.00 bushe!s. We spould increase to 30,000,000 bushels. This will require nearly double l the spring wheat area of last year. We urge every Montana farmer to do his share. Plant spring wheat. It may be seeded up to May 15. For war circulars on crop produc- tion, write to the Montana Experi- ment station, Bozeman, Montana. ROCK HAS ST6OD 80,000,000 YEARS RARE' STRATUM IN GLACIER PARK IS WONDER OF ALI. WORLD'S GEOIA)GISTS. Playground of America Namml -After Its Glaciers, But Its Chief Glory Is Myriads of Romantic Lakes : tui Reautiful Scentry Around Them; Big Tourifit Season Expected. The wonders of the Yellowstone and Glacier national parks will at- tract many thousands of tourists to Montana this summer, and the rail- roads are preparing for the biggest business in their histories. In the east these days when vacations are under consideration, Montana is on every one's tongue. .1 - low many Montanans know that one of the wonders of the world ex- ists in Glacier park in the form of a stratum of rock which is declared by geologists to be at least 80,000,000 years old. This is the famous Al- gonkian stratum, probably the big- CHENIISTS. gest specimen of Ito kind, and it Tot - r & assayers, chemints looks its age. Mall orders especially. Box 858,' Butte Mont. The strange mountain shapes in HORSES AND LIVESTOCK WE HAVE a string of native Montana steck cattle, white face and shorthorns, steers, heifers. COWS. bulls; right kind. Time given responsible parties. - Address Palmer & Hough, Park hotel, Great Falls, Montana. PI:R(11E1{0N, BELGIAN and SHIRE sTALLioNs and MARES for sale. All registered and fully guaranteed. If you buy a HOLBERT HORSE your neigh• hors will patronize you because A HOL- BERT HORSE has eome to mean one of the best. And the HOLBF.RT GUARAN- tee fully protects HOLBERT CUSTOM ER& See our horses, Send 4e In stampe for souvenir horseheid booklet. HOLBERT HORSE IMPORTINO CO. Thos. It. Holbert, Manager. Two Montana Barus. l'ark Culbertson, Montana. Great Fails. Montana. 11 •WrIte Either Addretta. LIVESTOCK INSURANCE. LIVESTOCI( ONVNERS—I ean insure your Ihestoek against 3Ieath from any cause 4.141 and reliable (41111181dt 3 I). Wilt ROW), Livestock Insurance. Great Falls. Montana. WATCHES AND JEWELRY SPECIAL WATCH OFFER—lr jewel Elgin, Waltham or Illin• els, 18 size, sent pest paid, $10. Best watch repairing; quick re• turns; satisfaction guaranteed Dunlap Jewelry Co., 19 3rd St S.. Great Falls. MARBI.141 AND TILE. YELI:OWSToNE TILE & MANTEL CO., Great Falls. Mont. Tile for sale. EDUCAIIONAL TRUSTEES AND TEACHERS, write con• fidentially conceruing efficient teachers anti good positions. Fisk Teachera' Agency lIelena, Montana. CYLINDER 'GRINDING AND GEN. ERAL MACHINE WORK. CYLINDElt GRINDING and fitting with oversize pistons and Hugs. blachins work of every description promptly at• tended to. WOOD-SAFFORD MACHINE WORKS. Great Falls. Mont. — WANTED—RELINQUISELMENTS RELINQUISHMENT—Give us your relin- quiahment for sale. Have many cash buyers. Give net price, full particulars first letter. STERLING LAND CO., Great Falls. Montana. _ CHIROPODISTS. SIME. BUTLER. painless chiropody. hair- dressing, scalp and facial massage. 11 Thisted building, Oreat •Ealls. Mont. ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. wii.ses & CO.. Inv. We ape- cialize in grain audit& Ford building, (treat Niont. 3011N- II. CLARK, speciallat in grain au- diting. Ford bidg, Great Fails. Mont. CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS. WM. B. FINLAY, C. P. A., First National bank, (trent Fails, hlontana. AUTO LIVERY. WHEN IN GREAT FALLS ride with the Jones Taxi Co. ('Ity and country. serv• ice. Nelson & Brady. AUTO SC'HOOL. LEARN the automobile busineaa. Most complete equipped automobile collegt in the west. You can enroll any tittle Montana Automobile School, 127 South Main. Butte. Montana .....\.........................••••••••••••••••••••• the park are the result of untold cen- W E DO NOT expect to attract attention by being the largest, but turies of frost chiseling and erosion, I wo know wo can attract patronage by giving the BEST HER- and the declining sun paints their VICK It's our ambition to be known as \The Setvice Company.\ minarets and fretted 'steeps in mar - A Home Company For Home Mottle. velous colors. Many of the preci- pices drop sheer five thousand feet. Everyone knows that Glacier park is GREAT FALLS M0NTAN %. so named because it holds in the hol- ... low of its mighty mountains 60 small glaciers, but its real glory is its hun- dreds of romantic lakes. STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Hail Storms -m -Destructive Fires With wheat at two dollars per bushel, L.rmers cannot afford ot be without hail insurance. At present prices of bnilding material, you should not permit your buildings to remain uninsured. THE RANCHERS' HAIL AND FIRE INSURANCE CO., n mutual company of Montana Farmers, write both hall and fire insurance. at actual coat, pay their losses In full. on the day due and leave their customers satisfied. Have not raised their ratea. Write for parlienlars and testimonials of last senaon's looners. LIVE WIRE AGENTS WANTED. Ranchers' Hail & Fire Insurance Co. Does the milk of human kindness come in nonrefillable bottles? $1,000,000 TO LOAN MONTAN )N A FARMS Low Rate of Interest. leafy terms. Call , or Write Us. Vre Handle Public Land SerIPL FRARY & BURLINGAME No. 11 First National IBank Bldg. GREAT VALLS, MONT. EsL In 1800. ETC. LEWIS & WALKER. assayers, chemists ins No. Wyoming, lintte. Mont. Box 114 TENTS AND AWNINGS. T E NTS AND AWN- INGS of all kinds - and sizes made to or- der. Ta r to aulin 0. b n e r, machinery Ind wagon covera. and everything of canvas made to order promptly. J. S. Nutley, 12 5th St. Bo., Oreat Falls. Mont. WALGER AUTOMATIC storm- proof awnings and spring or plain roller porch curtaina in plain or Ntriped duck. Des- criptive pamphlet. Seiid measurements for prices. I). E. Fryer & Co, Ford' 131dg., Great Fails. Mont. HELP WANTED--11ALE. LEO HA I'll Y easily accomfdished in four to six monthe. Largeat and best school weat of Chicago. We absolutely guarantee to plaee you in good paying pomition minute you qualify. Investigate today. Butte College Telegraphy, Lew- inohn block, Butte. COLLECtIONS. BYRON DeFOREST, collector of bed bilis, Great galls, Moot. REACH 400,000 MONTANA READERS WITH A OLASSIITED-AD. ' Persons desiring advertising space it this column for stata-wjele publicity can secure full information and rates by applying to tbs • editor of this paper. This advertising will be placed through hint la 120 of the Itvest weekly newspapers in Montana, with a total circula- tion of 81,000, or more than 400,000 readers in Montana each week. FARM I ANDS---F'OR SALE 1,280 ACRES. good grazing land; $7.50 per aere, two springe. Bargain. Fagan-Mc- l'uteheon-PrIee, 108 Central avenue, Great PON. MOIlt111111. 1,920 ACRES, 85 per cent tillable, two good apringa, $1.1 per acre, $3 per aere cash, balance 10 years 6 per cent. Fagan-Nic- Cuteheon-Price, 108 Central ave., Great Fall& Nlont. 640 ACRES, 60 per cent tillable. good grass, 9 miles from town. $10 per acre, $1,000 yeah, balance 10 years 6 vier cent. Fagan,McCutcheon-Price, 108 Central 11V1.11111e, Great Falls, Montana. HERE IS A BARGAIN -240 acres, 10 miles from good town, practically all tillable. $18 per acre. terms. A. Sl. Frank, 7 3rd street north. Great Falls. Montana. 1,160 -ACRE diversified farm, hog or dairy raneh; 300 acres alfalfa; Heveral springs; good buildings; 85 head Holstein cowl; and ealves. 16 horses and all farm ma chinery; $35.00 per acre takes entire out- fit. Terms. Frank J. Lanin. 29 Steele Hoek. Great Falls, Montana. 'WHEAT FARNIS, 160 to 640 acres in Te- ton eounty. that raisea 20 to 60 bushels wheat to the acre. Good water. Right 'diet.» and easy terms. Liberty-Stangl Co., 109 Central Ave., Great Fails, Niont. 4f2 ACRES deeded; 640 -acre relinquish- ment thrown in. $2.500; improvements; 100 nem; crop; 20 acres alfalfa; 2 nines Miasouri river front : 12 miles from town. It'a a bargain as a diversified farni. Ad- dress J. I. Eakin, 2 Dunn Block, Great Fails, NIontanit. FARM BARGAIN -320 acres near Chester Mont. All plow land; good Boil; fenced: drilled well and windmill; house and barn. Price only $20.00 an acre. Very terms. Crop payments. Apply Box 733. Great Fails, Montana. :320 ACRES, within 5 miles of railroad sta- tion, all tillable land. 100 acres in winter wheat. not injttred, good well water, comfortable bowie. good barn and out- buildings. Price $30.00 per nere for ten days only. Pratt Sales Agenev. 313 First National Bank bldg.. ()reat Fails, Mont. soll ACRES, two miles from town, plenty of water; 90 per eent tillable; good buf- falo sod; price $20.00 per aere. easy IlerPri. all tillable. 40 acres ploned; price $11.00 per acre. Sevier & Robinson. 15IAL, 3rd St. S.. Great Fall& READ THIS -160 acres bottom land, fully irrigated; close three railroad stations; fine locality; big crops; sure profite; $33 per acre; easy terma. Full particulars free. Penwell Companies. Helena. NIont. FOR SALE -2,720 acres 31 miles from Butte and 4 miles from two good towns, widen will Hell in solid tract at a price of $12.50 per acre, terms one -tenth down, balance 10 years at 6 per cent. Or will sell it in tracta art followe: 8(X.1 acres, 500 tillable, 125 irrigable, *13 per acre. 10 year terms. 640 acres, 200 tillable at $8 per acre, sante terms. 640 acres, small house, well. steel tank, barn at $16, 500 tillable. 640 acres, 400 tillable. $13 per acre. II. O. Clark, Jr.. 125 West Broad- way. Butte, Nlont. 160 ACRF:S, 4 miles from market; 130 acres tillable $15.00 per acre, terms to suit buyer. Nlercautile Realty Co.. 604 Firat National Bank bldg., Great Falls, Nlont. FOR HALE --80 acres good, rich. black moil; nicely located; well Improved; good 8 room house, barn, hay sheds. small orehard Mclutoah apples and cherries; private water right. 4 1-2 miles north- east of Itonan and 3 unites front new townsite on Mud creek on It. It. Scenery from farm no better in Mate. Well equipped farm. Price $110.00 per acre.— S. IL Irish, Ronan, Mont. - - - -- 320 ACRES between Oxford -Wright aud Judith Gap, 300 acres tillable laud, 50 acres cultivated. small house and barn, all fenced. $17.50 per acre. Nelson & Em- erson, 16 Steele bldg., Great Falls, Mont. 1,000 ACRES in the Ilighwood district, finest proposition of its kind for diver- sified farming. Over 50 percent culti- vated running water and good improve- ments. A high clams nroposition. Nel- son & Emerson, 16 Steele bldg., Great Falls, Mont. 480 ACRES. all tillable. buildings and fenced; has a flowing well of WO barrels a day and only 6 1-2 miles frorn town. Located between Choteau and Collins. Very reasonable. Nelson & Emerson, 16 Steele bldg., Great Falls, Mont. FOlt SALE --292 acres, 180 tillable, 160 Ir- rigated hay hind. private water. 10 win- ter wheat, big list machinery. team, fine range, two seta Improvements. Snap; am.r.00, half et1811, balance 8 -ears. Stephens -Bates Co.. Missoula. Montana • FARM LANDS --FOR SALE. . WE HAVE two half sections. 3 1-2 and4. 1-2 miler; from Montague, in the High - wood diatrict, for $22.50 and $25.00 per acre. respectively. Nelson & Emerson. 10 Steele building, Great Falls, Montana. ONE SECTION of land, 220 acres cultivat.- ed, 173 acres In crop, 145 acres of crop goes to the purchaser, all tillable, at $22.50 an acre. This is the biggest in- vestment in the country. Nelson & Em- erson, 16 Steele building, Great Falls. Montana. 900 -ACRE ranch, seven miles east of Ke- vin, Montana, for rent. About 400 acres broken out. , r or terms apply to J. N. Thelen, Conrad Bank building, Great N'alle, Montana. 1,071 ACRES of high-grade stock ranch in Bonner county, - Idaho, adjoining on a forest reserve, samples of the vegetation are to be seen in our office. Strout Real- ty Co., 123 Central ave., Great Falls, Mont. 1,380 -ACRE stock farm, good, cheap prop- osition, 820 acres deeded and ,three re- linquishments, good water, located in Fergus county, Montana. Strout Realty Co., 123 Central ave.. Great Falls, Moat. - FARM IAND LOANS. NO DELAY and no red tape ill getting a loan on your farm or ranch from the Vermont Loan & Trust Co., of 14111ings, Mont. In addition the interest rate is low and you can pay the loan off any time. NVrite them about their plans. FARM LOANS—In territory adjacent -Great Falls. Terms attractive. American Bank & Trust Co. of Great Falls, Mont. CTrY PROPERTY. JUST A WORD, PLEASE --You can buy a lot In the biggeat. fastest growing town In the west. Only $25 each. Well locat- t•ol. Don't delay, investigate this now. Write J. II. Corcoran. Great Falls, Mont. BARGAIN -10 -room boarding and rooming house on north side, Great Falls, one block from street car line. fully turn - tithed and fully modern. Strout Realty Co.. 123 Central Ave.. Great Falls. Mont. FIVE -ROOM modern house at a bargain; close In; terms. Mutual Realty Co., 535 Ford building. Great Falls, Nlont. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. DoN\r LOSE a minute's time if you are looking for a real opportunity in the ho- tel line New building, juat being fin- ished, locatett in fastest growing agricul- tural and factory town in fatuous lyg Horn Basin. Wyoming. can be had or actual. cost, $20,000, one-fourth cash, bal- ance alx per cent to eat purchaser. Ac- commodations badly needed. No comr petition. Thirty-one rooms, modern in every respect. Completely equipped ex- cept furniture. Act now. This ad will i n n o g t s appear again. Write Box 1300, Bill - FOR SALE—Reataurant doing fine busi- ness. Seats 60 people. Best location. Long !came, Low rent. Big bargain at $3.000. Terms. Complete pool room out- fit at half coat. Six tables; cigar cases; wall cage, etc. Everything cotnplete. ready for buminesa. Prim only $1,700.00. Apply Owner, P. O. Box 733, Great Fails, Niontana BIO INCOME from small investment. $3.500 caah will buy old hotel and res- taurant building located on Vito best business lots In thriving tow5. Room 425 Hotel Rainbow, (mat Falls. MonL WYOMING OIL will undoubtedly make many fortunes for many people this year. For full, Impartial and important Infor- mation address Secretary Wyoming Mon- tana Public 011 Exchange, Casper, Wyo- ming. TO TRADE. WASIIINGTON farm and SPOKANE city property to exchange for Montana land. Tell us fully what you have. Schiffner Investment Co., Spokane, Wash. WANTED, to trade, city lots for gasoline traetor in good order. Strout Realty Co. WE FIF;1.1. and trade property of every description. Strout Realty Co., 123 Cen- tral avenue. Great Falls. Montana. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers. store aud office help furniahed. No charge to employer& Commercial Employment Agency. Ford Building. P. O. Box 1147, (treat Falls. GREAT FALLS LABOR AGENCY fur- niahes dependable help of all kinds. Shorteat notice. IT IS NOW POSSIBLE to get a good - mixed ranch loan at as low a rnte 0 per cent with it very reasonable commis- sion charge, and with the privilege of paying 1411111P off at any desired time. Many ranehers who have been borrowing money on their livestock are taking ail- Vatangl; of Ilds lower rate and borrowing what money they need on their land \11'rite to P. O. Box 837, Billings. Niont., for partieulars about these loans. IF YOU WISH to buy or Hell farm any- where in Montana. NVrite Niutiml Realty Co., :.3.5 Ford bldg., Great Falls. Mont. A SNAP—Choice seetion Miasouri TiVer bottom land; 75 per cent tillable: will • divide; fenced; live spring; easy ter , s; dandy dry farming locality; n money- maker. Investigate mure. Penwell Com- panies, Helena. Montana. SEVEfs1 SEC.TIONS of geod land. good water and grass. $7.00 per acre; $2.00 cash. balance In 10 years nt 6 per cent. II tin tshurger-Givens Co., Great Falls, Mont. _ TIIE LAST GREAT WEST. Buy railroad Imola Dawaon and l'rairle rounder'. Montana, and get them in advance of the railroad, which Is now under construe tion. Write me for price Het and lit- erature. Easy payments. Alex B. Leh- man, Lewistown, Montana. BUILDERS. EMPIRE CONSTRUCTION CO.. designers anti builders of grain elevators, storage tanks and flour'inills, 214 Ford building, Great Falls, Mont. _ _ ARCHITEcirs. GEo. II. /MANLEY, architect, 511 First National Bank bldg. Great Falls. hiont. THE J. IRA JONES CO., architects. Box 1805, Great Falls. Montana. SANI'L HENRY HAAB, architect, 001 1st Nat. Bank. Great Falls. Mont. Tel. 8239. SEMND HAND AUTOS. FOR HALE—One 1914 Cadillne. 5 -passe - ger touring ear. $700; one 1913 Caitilltic, 5 -passenger touring ear, $450; one 1914 Lozier touring car. $350; one 1912 Oak- land, 4-cylimier touring car, $200; one 1915 Apperson, II -cylinder touring car, $700; one E. NI. 1 0 . touring car, $125; one 1915 Dodge roadster. $475. Write or phone for particulars. We enn sauce you money on used cars. hlontana Auto Sup- ply Co.. lite.. Dillon. NIontnita. CON1E AND SEE my second hand car bargains. Etjwin A. Merge, 307 First avenue north. Great Falls. Mont. 6141 -ACRES, six milen from good live town, 385 acres broke, 70 acres in wheat, good water, all arr.r)o per aere. 820 nereri, one mile from town and Reboot plenty of water, nil tillable, $15.00 per acre. Sevier & Robinson, 15 1-2 Third street south, ()rent Falls, Mont. FltitIE—Lists of fine, cheap farm land lo- eated in Montana opened up by Milwau- kee railway. Write Immigration Agent. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. l'aul Railway, Seattle, Washington. FOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE for farm land: One of best‘reeldence corners in Great Falls, 100 x 150 feet; two large' handsomely finished bungalowa that yield Income of $1,560 per year, and best portion of corner -100 x 75 feet—left for building another residence . Property valued at $17,500, ofid a enap at -that fig- ure. Dent with owner. P. O. Box 23, Great Falls, Montana. LAND in the Shields River valley of south- ern Montana for sale on eney terms. Irri- gated and dry land, large and small tracts, Improved and cultivated, $20 to $05 per'licre; gravity water aystetn. Jor- dan & Robertson, owners, Wilsall. Mont. FOR BARGAINS in second-hand cars see Nelson anti Brady. Great Falls, Mont. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS BA It GA I NS in used motorcycles, all makes. Neal, Indian hiotorcycle Agent, Great Falk. M° 11 t• SWITCHES dyed, combings made up, wigs, toupees. Manicuring, hair dress- ing, scalp treatments, massages. Jordan & Zoeller Ilair store, 210..Central avenue. Great Falls (Rainbow Drug gtore). l'ANSY AND ASTER PLANTS, finest ra- rities, 25(' delivered. Daislea, carnations and other hardy plants and novelties, 50e dozen. My 1917 list and cultural direc- tions free. E. Jones, View Acres, Ham- ilton, Mont. FREE booklet state and U. S. maps, bar- gains. Write Joseph Clark, Sacramento, California. • \WICK\—The piano With, a Soul—made by a master, $500 upward. Montana Plano Co.. Butte. Mont., dintrihntore BLUEPRINTING. t• GMAT FALLS MONTA.NA HOMESTEADS, contests, filings, plats, re- linquishment transactions, all land mat- ters, A..L. Oesche, land att'y, Great Falls. 'GREAT FALLS BLUEPRINTING CO., en- - graving and bluepriuting, Great Fails, Montana. •
