Till- MDKMN(i ASTOKIAN. Tl'I.SOAY, .1 AM AKY 21. UMV2
I).
Cost Not
Considered
Good Goods
Sacrificed
A T
SHAMIIAN'S
When wo make the aKnv assertion,. HOOP t IOO PS AKK S.U'KlKlt Kt' ati.UVM' NOT foNsli:UI I'. t!..- .e.U.o u.i! x.- natu..,!! tl.e l.. W.. .1- m. U TWO UllASoNS l-'tr-t
Wo have no RASE.MKST inooJlow to toll Atorian in whu-! to :..iv aa.v our Mirj-his -took, an.!. .s il . .hi.- ltem .i.t lu. n. i,.i- l :v Sl'OT AS1 1 tl- r.-nl-n S.iim s'l'l '.v. 11,1,1 111
some oases have already shij.jl. WE Ml'ST UA V. K'OM oii.l that vu for "Pi K NI'U MJIMVAI.s " Only a .!.... t tt.uo t.-u lor tl. ;Kr..T Cl.KAN I T SAIi: ..f mir-
NOTE OUR PRICES ,V V C O M P I: T I T I O N W I: l li V Y
Corset
Values
Notice cut! This Is ft full boned
corset with protected frost, full Un
trimmed top. These we eu supply
In drab and black. We think It the
beat 75c coraet we hare erer carried.
The sale price now 1
49c
Our better grades Thompson's glove
fitting and R. G. Cora? ta -have also
teen reduced.
PARIS SHAPC
(shout tup)
Only 4o.
Storm and
Rainy
Day Skirts
The talk of the town" evr alnoe
ihu grand clearanc Kile was inau
gurated has twn "V you secure one
of Shaoahan's rainy day aklrta for
$:06 " A month ago thea could not
be purchiuiej for le than M 75. Our
neit rrtced e'.orm sklrt-ths 15 6
gradi'-ha-t be.n reduced to J3.W. Only
it few Josen left.
Same a-' cut
Price. $2.05
; u: r.i; -s
Capes and
Fur Collarettes
Kw furriors can quot rli-e In furs
In ours 'm-n that formerly
un market U 75 ar reducd t.i U s
iHimi as adjoining- rut.
iHir M Mui- l.yn Krarfs now II 7S.
Hti.nr Martin iijxswuin ivllarrltrs.
J. former prtce. IW
ttilm-hllia Oollarrttrs. JJi. tegular
price. Ii.56
Hletftrle Seal Collarette. .' 8, for
merly. 4 M
Children's Waists
and Dresses
m. !l. in JV w:t re tu vd t
IV !
S I tri'iittie I I wo'ii I'..!.
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if
1'
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Only $1.98
Those Two Large Tables
Stacked htsh with remnants of J-.s r. !s &-& mlt: r.J. f J -
! v.vir.g varying la price from 19c up, a, .- .-!!:; tj quality an i j a:i;. y.
a'.!! ! the f
Wocl and Gotten Dress Goods
Fine and Fancy Prints
Far.cy Cotton trss Gol?-H:gh ColjrJ Scotch Holds, I.!!.i!in Fin- !.::: nua.-'., I.it-rty S'::tlr.K I'rln'n.
Clans. Checks, etc.. etc: Corded Dress Uoo la. go 1 ma- Ar. tic In t.j 1-u- !- n'J A: tsmh ray: Turk-v Itr.l
terial. newest colors and patterns. Climax Lt.-ss Plaids, Print.. !:-.:.n.i:.t '. Pr!n'; .I'-rni.oi In.Ui.-o
Dress and Outing Flannels. Pr nt Po -.ihont .
Late Curtains
anil Portieres
1 II:,'
1 r
: nil
Special Offer
i. "...il r !; W t.c-e "'-ir .i'n. J
1-.' ,. .i.i- rtr.i wile will to
, I .. .; . (II -r i air. ,ur 11 M
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n N' i I .1 . ' t '
Motions
nir 'o I'er i .nt red u." 1 1 n .m all ni
tl !, oti Har(ia:ii 'iun'rr i s ill In
.t..-t. J i-t a .'o. l:a-. 1 n rt-.ttiely
i ! .- 1 .'Ut.
See the
Window Display
Fur Mlti'i In Mrn'i ant H.y" Fur
nl'hlnif ilo.lv (he ulnl.w .lis
Uy. nr bntrr atllt. call ant . mlnc
REMEMBER Only Fifteen Days lore to Secure These Values. CALL EARLY
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THE PROBLEM.
DOROTHY in .z nursery cm calcu'a'e h: '
price of Ivory Soap per cake, but it voui i
take a muthdrniticr.l ger.ius to cc!cv.'.tc i:z
true value. Fc- he must take account of i
time, labor, and materials. He nxt deduct from the
apparent coct the saving in the longer life of the cake,
in the longer life of the washed fabric, in the !;.bo:
required, in the time consumed, in the strength ex
pended, in the results obtained. When all is finished,
Ivory is the cheapest soap in the world. - It floats.
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11 tlllK i-l 't 11 1 I lll'l -inc"
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Fur our lurjjr sttM-k of Spring (iikhIs iiln inlv
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SPECULATION Hr3 DOWNFALL.
Pank Cashier Arrested for Embezzle
ment of $T0.0OO.
HELENA, Mont.. Jan. 20.-Herbert
H. Mattson, cashier of the First Na
tional Bank of Great Falls, was ar
rested in Helena today fur embezzle
ment. Mattson's downfall Is said to bs
due to Rjif-culatlon. He had been cash
ier of the First aNtlonal Bank of Great
Ballii a number of years.
Matt'-snn refused to make any state
ment, and when he tries to talk he
breaks down and cries like a child.
llatteson Is charged with having em-
Uezzled on January 15, J25.0OO. The
i First National has a capital of IMrt,
J 000 and a surplus of JKJ.OOO.
j Arrangements have been made
whereby the loss will be made up and
the standing of ifcJiink sustained.
i OKEVT FALLS, Mont., Jan. 20 It
is given out late tonight by officials
of the Firt National bank that Matte
son's defalcation Is in the neighbor
hood of 170,000. Matteson has confess
ed the shortage.
I Cream pure rye, America's finest
, v hiskey. The only pure goods; guar
anteed ach and mellow. JOHN L.
CARLSON, Bole Agent
lr..'i
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V.. '1.1 .11, ;i
' I, 'li man
I.1,-- .-;T""t f.oniu.l ,
bad I.',;-.-.
I l.nj ".lrl,J, i(,;ii
i.'i I, .1 b- r'"i!i,i",l l.v
cty for ii, i u y y arn i., coin", t!,at
tin- i oiii,aiiy v. Hi in, J . s ,,u,t
if,'l ad I to Its monthly iyioj. J)(!
tl.'OHItit i,i- Hti.-et should be I.'-rma-n"iii,y
v.oati'.l.
Aldi-ririaii HanH.-n expn-f s-il t1(- ,,.
vl' 'lion t'.at. Htr-i-ts Hbouli n ,1 be pi-r.
inuiH-ntly vai-at'-d tn-'auK" of ,igh
bluff , that mllit. i-xlst on th-m. II"
;,,int, 'l out if,.-,! many ulr.i-ts -,v.-n- hit-
iy, bli'. thllt th" bilN I',, lll'l he Kllllr.
-d down ai small .,M. Th- day may
''''", h; siiuj. v.h.-n th,- ,..j,,. ...,u
..ant tin- H'n-.-ts. arid h- tioin;lii Oir
C-OUIi'-ii -ho'Jl i-r. !,, K (J,,. u,, T.
ouL'hfar.-s w.-r'- proto-cted.
''!y AitoiTu-y Smith briefly p-vl.-wi d
the rei.i"st fr Kir-.-ts, stall,,,. t.,ut
the rity i 'barter made no pro-. I'i,,n f,,r
lease, although it was Hpecifled h.,t
the ."tr'-.-ts might be -.oM. Jf,. ih,,i);hi
until
;e ' il" illlj 1 ' . Ill-'lll
,0 A n ,,r liniiri' "
fluent fur lie- lin-
; , m. o ,,f 'orniii'-r, lal "tn-.-t b.--'
11 Sutli and Seventh was ihs-I
la ! r ol -.elisinll, a.' i n on Oidlnalli .-
,, o,!li iiimif the asH.-,HMii,enl for tin- Im
!! , .'.orient of Sixth street.
I An ,,i,iiatn'H authorizing I he ways
and m-.iiiH i oiniiiltle to enter Into
'onti.i'i with tin- M-r.ild PulillHhlng
i''ini..iny for tin- city advertising was
I..I.-S'-.) The rale allowed the Herald
is '', rents rim! 15 cents. The urdl
naine iiImo autliorlz-s the ciiinmll t-e
I !,, enter Into contract with any other
1 lulilleatlon for printing those notices
...hi, h must appear daily, the rate be
ing llml'el to HO and 40 rents.
( ii dt names were pusHi-d appropriat
ing I,;.', to pay the salaries of Die
mayor and members of the council;
to pay S. Norrnlle $1171 n for th" Sixth
fi'iit Improvement; directing un a.s-''-smeiit
for th Improvement of Mv
.o.teerilli stroet. vhlch will eost
t:i-IVi, illii-.'tlng an ass-'S-iment for
the l.'!-'.''.)'h ctreet. Improvemenf, to
o-t J177; illrectlng nn nHsessmerit for
th" improveineiit of oin mercliil street.
r;,m Tenth to Fourteen I h, whli-h will
"ml 111 10 20.
'm mo'lon of Mr. Brlx. the council
a-ijuiirni-l until January M. Tin- ways
and means committee will at that time
pii-s.-ni li. estimate of apjiropnatlons
tor 1 h" i nsilliiK year.
Y -fV t,
Ire!.-'
t V:i
Clearance Sale
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IT iS
EASY
WORK
' m von arr- wi ll tu
atifl m tiid I ut
. In n Hi'- It. i1 k .1- li- i
un tlw hf.nl
i i . tin.tti - a "i k : i
:tftuiiv lot in ut
.Nu v utii-i ii i -in !'
Mr nt ik iiii'l hc.'iltliy ef v v, h i. tin i
tim tif IIhj. unm.nil I i -;- 'aIik Ii itr
(Urn i r-jiMHihlf lor f'-iiiimiif uif nut"
Worn ii wim liavr u-'t 'l In I'l- ic s 1 ,i
vfiritc l'rf'M'rili'ii for Hi mih- fl iIim umh
of tilt Wfimaiilv tilf-HtH, ..iy tlint wnrL
lfrn't lirr Mu m any nnr'- " I iv.intc
I'rfrHfrijftpjii " r tf 11 t;il llic p' ti'nli, ilnrn
rnffi-bliiiK fliaiit". huiN iii(l.i:iiini'i.ii utnl
ti! crnlioti, :iinl rufin ft tit-ilr wf.il-.nm It
niakfiH weak wniiirn nttniiK iiii'l hh It woiik ii
will
Thrr i ii'i alnilil in " Favtirit I'n Hi riji
tion," nritlipr npiuni, ctjcaim r atiyuih't
narr-otic
"I hmt 0'it lir.ilth fur niti- yp'fH.rM-r nm
(hr liirili 'i ntv (lnl'1)." wrlt't Vrn Atniiitttr
WatkniM. 'l A rut" , kunnwh.i t 'i , W ti "lli'l
f-mnic wntV. ii-. won vrt v irf'j(tiliir ini'l wiil,
miffrt 11 Ml T1 tiiivffv 'nir (iitntlv !' t'lt 1p u-,t
wr a ii v t(0l iti-i I t'itn Iti'lul I'j wrii' I't i.ii
Wh n I wr.rfr tin I nn Mm tli.'il I wiiM - i v-
WtJ. tdll wllfll V.tlf Iflkt t-;i hnl llir 1 In j,,ti I.
Um-t h'.ji I tuitini'ii"'! titkin Im l'(if..
Ilf'l" HI' 'll" ' 'I t I' ' H'l J ' 'V I 111
Mrmtrili I h s,n nl.l- t" l" t lir wi t I- ! tin
Ihim'Iv 'if iii I Oiiiik tlif- mi vt i w-f -in'
mi 'h' in- s in Mi'- wofl'l I ""ik 'i,1-! I. 'tl-thrrr-
ol I'dV-'lltr I'rrs tlu,u ' ini'l Im i- ii1
"C'd'tf-H Mr'Ii'til Ii'vry' ami two vii!, n-
Ir I'i'fcr' I't Ui ls nirr cinti.,iliiii.
To ( omiiielicr on
THURSDAY, JAN. 2
25 Per Cent Cut on all Clothing
20 Per Cent Cut on Furnishings
K. it W. CnlliiM anil Culls, Oil Mini Kulilit r
(JimmIh I'!.i'cit(.i.
TliiH is it liONA FIDK KAI.K f..p .
reason niven. "Kverytliinji oes," v
ceit an Hluteil. Our .sl.oek of clolliintr
is iniHiirjinHMcil for style nml ijnnlitv.
P. A. STOKES
The Clothier