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F o r S u ch Is th e G lo ry o f M u sic a l M ir thT h is d e p a r tm e n t, th e m ost im p o r ta n t one in th e book , a im s to in s tru c t,
ed ify , a la rm , hum ble , an d in s t i tu te h o r r ib ly re v o lu tio n a ry id eas in th e m in d s o f s tu d e n ts w ho th in k th e y a re good.
T h is is a b ra n c h of th a t g re a t ed u c a tio n a l in s ti tu tio n , th e G re a te r U n iv e rs ity o f M o n tan a . I t re p la c e s th e s lid e -ru le w ith a p iece of le ad p ipe , th e p en c il sh a rp e n e r w ith a ra c k an d w heel, an d th e te x t boo k w ith th e C hicago m ach ine g un . I t s a im s a re h o rr ib le , m elancho ly , an d s a d is tic ; th e re in lies its hum or.
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“ S trong as R u b b e r B ands”
The sun w as sink ing in the west. A flam boyan t sunset, n ea t b u t no t gaudy, shouted over the sky. A group of sad-eyed coaches, sub-coaches, heads of the Physical E duca tion departm en t, and a s tree t ca r m an looked in awe and tea rs . V isible in the red west was a cloud th a t changed shape rap id ly . I t took the form of a ce rta in W ild W ill K elly. I t tum bled in to g ian t strides th a t suggested Russ. Sweet. I t w hisked into w irey strin g s th a t called fo r th sobs of “ A rnie. Arnie. Sweet shades of past razo r b lad e s.”
M any m ore nebulous shapes it took. The little g roup stood w ith bowed heads. A blue cloud from the east resem bled a class in Physical E d u cation. Show ing m ore enthusiasm th an such a class has ever been able to m uster, it cast fo rth a bolt o f lig h tn in g a t the assembly. “ N o ,”
th u n d ered an old um pire rider. The bolt back-tracked .The m agnificent sunset, w ith its glory of fa d in g form s, dim med into a
d ism al grey as the P hysical E duca to rs trem bled.“ B u t the D A W N !” scream ed a new-comer. He w as young. “ Yes, the
D A W N !” yodeled a m an who m ight have been an alum ni. “ Look fo rw a rd !” the g roup cheered.
“ B u t f i r s t comes the n ig h t,” said a sp rite from the business office, as he show ered the g roup w ith yellow slips and ine lig ib ility rules.
O f S p o n ta n e ity in S tu d e n tsThe Casual V istor heard a roar. I t seemed
to come from the F orestry building. Looking closer; in fact exam ining meticulously, he found w hat appeared to be a woodshed back of tha t L um berer’s mansion. The roar came from there.The Casual Visitor wedged himself in the door.He listened.
A ra ttle of typew riters dabbled with his nerves.A scream of “ Copy b oy” floated down the stairs, followed by a m urm ur, “ Charge to the K aim in.’A man in an overcoat, w ith his collar up and his hat on flounced out a door, followed by cries of “ Go to the M orgue (and other places too num erous to m ention). A Sob-Sister swept by him, sobbing professionally. “ B oom !” A glare of ligh t blinded him. A cam era clicked. “ W hat have you to say for publication,” shouted a reporter. “ N oth ing ,” m urm ured the Visitor.
“ VISITOR. SCREAMS ‘I LOVED H E R ’ ” bu rst forth on yellow paper, in red ink, in front of his black eyes. “ Go on ,” he heard.
The Casual Visitor stood 011 a waste paper box. “ Even if the Law School should be the brains of the in stitu tio n ; even if the L ittle Theatre should have the ta len t; even if the Foresters do have the braw n; still, the Journalism school is the Divine A rticulation, the Moulder of Thought, the Swayer of the M ob.” The reporters listened. “ N o w the English departm ent . . . .
The visitor plucked an offending cuspidor from his eye. “ SOLONS FLAY CITY DAD S” roared a new set of headlines. The V isitor threw himself into range of the targe t guns th a t barked around him. He was no longer news.
T h e M an an th e P u rp le S h ir t
“ It is exactly sixteen chains to the bottom of the M,” said jolly Frappe Le Chat, the jolly Forester. “ And we have a new tractor, and H. L. 6 . who writes the funny, funny, poetry is a foreste r.” Le Chat scratched himself a little. His wool shirt, very forester, was itching, a little.
“ Dean Spaulding babies it a lot, you know. The tractor, I mean. He likes to fill the smaller grease cups so well. He calls it Babe, you know, after Paul Bunyon’s Blue Ox. And the Forester’s Ball is really the only event in the winter quarter that amounts to anything, you know.” Frappe trained his transit on the Women’s Gym. “ I ’m mapping the campus, you know.”
“ No one threw sugar bowls a t the F orester’s Ball feed. Only lettuce sandwitches, you know. And we have a log-tester, and isn ’t Lou Vierhus
the biggest thing. And his mustache, you know.” Le Chat lifted his hat to Lillian Shaw, who spoke pleasantly. “ We have a rifle team ; and a quartet, the one that sang at the basketball game, you know. ’ ’
A loud blast from an air-whistle was heard from across the campus. Crowds of old hats moved swiftly toward the sound. Hobnails ruined young grass. “ There’s a F orester’s Club meeting, you know,” shouted Frappe Le Chat over his shoulder at me.
“ We are going to buy tarns for the faculty. Tams, you know, like we wear when we wish to achieve a blend of the great outdoors and the natty, naughty collegiate.”
T ort and R etort“ We are on the campus six years, you see, and
natu ra lly we about ru n things before we are th ro u g h .” A young lawyer, or a t least he hoped he was, nodded sagely fo r the benefit of the co-ed he was w alking with, and any others who might w ant to look. “ We have practice courts and a library. ’ ’
“ Excuse me, th e re ’s a m an being ru n over.”The law yer shouldered a book and ra n tow ard the agonized form. “ You m u stn ’t get up, you see; and d o n ’t settle the case out of c o u rt.” The young man hesitated while he th ru s t out his chest. “ W e will figh t th is case through all the courts of the la n d ; if we can make it last th a t long. ’ ’
lie blew a whistle. Twenty-three lawyers ran down the fron t steps of the law building. “ We are w itnesses,” they shouted. “ T h a t’s why we stand on the fron t steps all the time. One c a n ’t tell when someone will be run over, can one? And one w ants one’s witnesses handy, doesn’t one?”
“ W ould you like a Corpus Dilecti or a w r it,” one asked the fallen man. “ I can get you a d ivorce,” said another. The hero of this piece, the firs t young lawyer, noted th a t his co-ed was s till w aiting for him. “ L et us go to the bleachers and ta lk about campus politics,” he said w ith dignity .
“ The road to power is banked w ith legal words—deckled w ith L atin phrases. Lincoln was a lawyer. He was the g reatest p a r ty of the f irs t part law has know n since Adam was ordered out of tow n .”
L ig h t A ctionsT he lig h ts w ere dim med an d the voice of a m an
ra n g th ro u g h the em pty ra n g e of sea ts ; em pty, th a t is, except fo r fo u r couples stu d y in g the a r t of self-expression in d a rk corners. “ Y ou hold h e r h an d as if i t w ere a ham san d w itch ,” roa red the m an. “ H e does n o t ,’’ came in giggles from the darkness behind, “ l ie is m a s te r ly .’’
Two people w ere on th e em pty s tag e ; em pty, th a t is, except fo r tw o people. “ H ow can I leave T hee ,’’ quavered one. “ I bleed w ith an g u ish ! Q U IE T ! My h ea rt te lls me one th in g — SHUT U P OUT T H E B E — an d you say an o th e r . .
“ W ho do you th in k I a m ? ’’ ro a red the w hite headed boy. “ W ife to a fam ous m an ,” snarled the vam pire , as her ch ild ren trooped i n ; tw elve thousand of them . “ This is the an n iv e rsary of the m an b o rn to be hanged , the b o o r.” The sub
direc to r, the th ird electrician , and the sam ple audience sneered in derision and un ison : “ Be su re to duck the cabbages. Be tense, be alive, live thep a r t .” They m ade th e proposal u n d er d ifficu lties, fo r th e w ill o ’ the w isp, B roadw ay, w as ca lling to th e ir agonized am bitions.
One young m an w ith a gloom y brow th o u g h t of his nam e in ligh ts. One young lad y th o u g h t of an adoring public to be spurned . A no ther young lady th o u g h t lo ftily of a r t fo r a r t ’s sake. A you n g ster bow ed (he th o u g h t) like D avid B arrym ore. “ The ladies, a re serv ing tea , in, the foyer . . . Shallwe jo in the,— A h, Miss Blum m , w ill you tak e my a h m ? ”
T h e C asca re t C lub M y ste ry“ We w ork while others sleep,” said the note
found on the body. I t looked like foul work.The Pharm acy Club butler had found the body in the hallw ay of the old Science building. He had not d isturbed it a t first, th ink ing th a t it was a student asleep. W hen it had not moved for six days, he looked closer and found th a t the head had been cu t off. The note was pinned to the mustache. B arbed w ire was w rapped around the left leg, the end being tucked in the righ t, upper, w atch pocket. I t looked like m urder. U niversity au thorities were called.
“ I t looks like m u rd er ,” said the University authorities. Barbizon B unberry, detective, was called on the case. “ I t looks like m u rder,” said Barbizon Bunberry, with precision; for th a t it was. I t was m urder.
A fte r it was decided th a t the m an was no longer alive, the m atter was dropped. That afternoon a pharm acy studen t w ent upstairs in the old Science building. l ie was soon lost, bu t when to his g reat consternation he found a card on the table th a t read, “ We w ork while others sleep ,” he lept th rough a window in frigh t.
L ate r it was found th a t instead of a card, the second w arning had been prin ted on the top of a small box. I t was decided th a t there was no connection w ith the C ascaret Club M ystery.
Barbizon B unberry went into seclusion fo r th ree weeks, coming out la ter with a solution. The solution was sodium hydroxide. “ I t was m u rd er ,” said Bunberry.
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An Autumn drizzle and flitting students in
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Padriac J. Forcep by the hand. He had a
cardboard suitcase in each one, and a bundle
of lunch, all gone except a banana and an egg,
under his arm. Besides, Pad had on his grad
uation overcoat.
So Pad donned his vanishing cloak. He
pulled a yellow slicker and a Hot H at out of
his suitcase. He put them on, and was in
visible.
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Padriac J . Forcep stood on K e lly ’s corner.
A car m arked U came along, stopped, and
several people dashed out to get on. “ E asy ,”
he thought. “ I ’ll get on the nex t one.”
lie walked up the street, peering into w in
dows, more lavish than any he had ever seen,
lie stood on the next corner for tw enty min
utes; saw cars going in all directions, bu t none
m arked U. l ie waited, then one came. He
stood on the curb and gathered himself. I t
passed him grindingly. The next day he
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Padriac J. Forcep walked resolutely up to Main Hall. He intended to register, and the
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able to get inside the building. “ Full of these
F ra t fe llers,” one freshm an snorted.
Coming closer to the door, Pad heard laugh
te r issuing. I t was demoniacal, fan tastic laugh
ter. Cavernous, cadaverous laughter.
“ I t ’s the guys laughing a t the funny in
structions the business office posted,” said a jan ito r mournfully.
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W ith You
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TH E CEREMONY.
Between halves a t the f irs t football game,
so understood Padriac J . Forcep, the B ear
Paw s were to be tapped. He liked th is idea.
He him self had suffered taps. He would enjoy
the sigh t of the Paw s getting theirs.
Am id certain silences, certain bu rsts of a p
plause, certain blushful descents of new mem
bers, the old B ear Paw s called new ones to
take th e ir places.
P ad tu rn ed to his room-mate, his eyes full
of tears. “ W hat in the w orld is the m a tte r? ”
asked the roomie. “ The cerem ony,” gurgled
Pad. “ I t is so im pressive.”
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PAD APPEA RS!
Since donning the Hot H at and the yellow
slicker, Pad of course had been invisible. His
room-mate knew he was around because he
occasionally bumped into him.One day in F reshm an Composition the hour
had buzzed along very comfortably. Padriac
J. Forcep was called on, and recited w hat he
had read in a book. Other students woke up
in the ir tu rn and spoke.
Then Pad joined two things he had learned,
and arrived a t a new thought. The prof looked
up in surprise. Pad had become, for the mo
ment, visible.
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A N S. 0 . S.
A t seven-th irty in the evening, m en gathered
on one side of the steps of M ain H a ll; women
on the other. People ta lked . A m an p layed
the piano and everyone sang. The p itch w as
a little high fo r the men, a little low fo r the
women.
As the clock s tru ck e ight there w as a hush.
“ W h a t are they doing n o w ? ” w hispered Pad-
r iac J . Porcep . “ T sk ,” rem arked the room
m ate. “ T h ey ’re try in g to th in k up a m o tto .”
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TH E DAY OF RECKONING.
P ad riac J . Forcep stood in yet ano the r line.
He was w aiting to be sneered a t by the absence
committee. He daw dled and w atched the door
open to adm it depressed students. These were
release th rough another door, mercifully.
P ad stepped inside. A group which looked
like a sadistic tea -party aw aited him. The
Dean held out his hand fo r the absence forms.
Pad , the fr iendly soul, grasped the proffered
hand and shook i t w arm ly.
if
it is new , w e have it.
the un iversity
sh op for un iversity m en.
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COMPLETE DISAPPEARANCE.
P adriac J. Forcep w andered tow ard the oval.
The May Fete was in progress. He was invis
ible to the m ajority of the spectators. Even to
himself he seemed to be w alking in a hazy
cloud, ju s t touching the earth w ith his toes;
ju s t a pair of eyes gleaming soberly a t a form
in w hite cheese-cloth th a t cavorted on the
green w ith other like forms.
The fete was over. “ Yes, Pad. I do love
you ,” whispered Minnie. Nebulous forms of
both converged to one. Eyes swam w ith spring
m alady ; their friends could no more find them ;
they could not find themselves the rest of tha t
spring.
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Seasonable food carefully prepared. M ost reasonable prices.
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A g if t o r piece o f a r t goods selected here ind ica tes th a t d isc r im in a tin g care has been
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in te res te d in a l l socia l.
W e s tr iv e to g ive th e college s tu d e n t m erchand ise keep pace w i t h th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e U n iv e rs ity college l i fe m o re p leasant.
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A rtificial re sp ira tio n : The next step in the case of Bobo, who bums smokes.
Fashion C lub Cleaners
Where your c lo thing is protected w i th the De L a v a l C o n t i n u o u s Clarification System.
P H O N E 26 6 1
J . R . N agues, P ro p .
5 2 5 S o u th H ig g in s A ve.
Pianos
Brunswick
Panatropes— Records
C om bina t ion
Pana trope Radio
A tw a te r Kent Radio
E v e ry th in g S o ld on E asy T e rm s .
Schaefer Music Co.130 Higgins Ave.
MISSOULA —o— MONTANA
When Pride Is Gones r Respect Is Forgotten
c ? f i j > r
The outw ard expression of a person’s appearance, as foretold by the clothes he wears, whether highly educated or not, leads to a conclusive unexpressed opinion—be it favorable or unfavorable.
A man has to keep up his appearance if he w ants to make a favorable impression.
• v - - ? : Men skilled in their trades ' profession— men who are foremost in the commercial fields—know the value and influence of good tailor-made clothes.
B e tte r W e a r T a i lo r -M a d e C lo th es .
They Cost No More T han Others
* ir/ \) V * JOHN MESSERMERCHANT TAILOR
“ S w e e th e a r ts on P a r a d e .”“ W h ere Q u a l i ty Is H ig h e r T h a n P rice"
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P h o n e 3 8 4 4 2 23 H igg ins Ave.
Soda F o u n ta in in C onnec tion H om e-m ade Ice C ream
Fancy Dishes
H om e o f the S tuden ts
ParlnrF in est hom e-p repared th in g s to eat.
C om e an d e n jo y o u r Sky R oom .
O pen 7 :0 0 a. m . u n til 1 2 :0 0 p. m . and a fte r dances.
W M . W A L T E R S K IR C H E N
“Everything Musical’Since 1897
Hom e of Baldw in Pianos
Kolster Radio
O rvis M u sic H ouse
N ow in our new location opposite postoffice
C o rn e r E . B ro ad w ay an d P a ttee
Co-ed do in g p sychology .
o u ts id e o b se rv a tio n w o rk in s ta tis t ic s o f hom e econom ics a n d ab n o rm a l
How Is Your Coal Pile? MISSOULA COAL AND TRANSFER COMPANY, Inc.
C O A L A N D W O O D110 E ast B ro ad w ay — P h o n es 3 6 6 2 an d 3 6 3 0
L O U E L L IN G H O U S E . Pres. R . G. L A IN G , Sec’y .-T reas .
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T h e F irs t N a tio n a l B ank o f M issoulaEstablished 1873
O F FIC E R S A N D D IR E C T O R S
A. It. Jacobs, P resident
J . M. Keith, C hairm an of the Board
D. C. Smith, Vice President H. 11. Greene, C ashier
E. R. Anderson, A ssistant Cashier
Theodore Jacobs, A ssistant Cashier
S. J . Coffee John R. Daily How ard Toole W alter L. Pope
(M o n tan a’s Oldest N ational B ank)
DIAMONDSat this store can be purchased w ith
confidence.
D IA M O N D S are represented as they really are. W e offer you the very finest
quality at very reasonable prices.
K i t te n d o r f f ’sN ear W ilm a
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P u re M ilk and C ream
E arly Deliveries
The title of this, of course, is “ Flees in F a th e r ’s P a n ts .”
P H O N E 2977
M en’s Clothingand
Shoes
th a t deserve the
Preference
at
C.R.DragstedtCo.Near N . P. D epot
C om plete Lines
of
W H IT M A N 'S C A N D Y
— and —
E A T O N C R A N E B PIK E
S T A T IO N E R Y
HARKNESS DRUG STORE
Cor. Pine U Higgins M issoula
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Q U A L IT Y
S tationery CosmeticsD rugs
AP R E S C R IP T IO N ST O R E
Y our D octo r’s O rd e r C a rrie d O u t to th e H ig h e s t D egree
o f A ccuracy
P u b l ic D r u g St o r e
N e x t D oor to K olin J e w e lry
M ISSO U L A , M O N TAN A
O ur W o rk Is O u r Best R ecom m endation
M ETRO PO LEBARBER
(B a sem e n t B. & I I. J e w e lry Shop)
Fine H air C utting Is O ur Specialty
Taking the Navy out to see.
StudentsNeatness is you r greatest
Asset
BUTTE CLEANERS
PH O N E 3131
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H. L. HAINESFancy and Staple Groceries
“ Always at Y our Service’’
M ISSO U LA , S T E V E N S V IL L E , and A R L E E
P itifu l case of Joe Blough, football hero and w restler, who has ju s t received a severe re p rimand, a spanking, and a good scolding from Professor O pulent J . Fungoid.
1929'sS E N IO R SLike us— McKAY ART
W e like them COMPANY(They've known us since we started)
1930 sSEN IO RS JU N IO R S CAMPUS PHOTOS
SO PH O M O R ESFRESH M EN
W e Welcome Pictures. Frames. Books. G iftNovelties. Kodaks. M emory
CArtS and Gifts Books. G r e e t in g Cards, etc.
Shop ¥Near Wilma
W e have:Knicknacks fo r your rooms— “ M ontana’s Finest G ift S hop”G ifts fo r your friends—Lingerie fo r yourselves—Linens—hankies— and B etty Baxley Wash Frocks. M ISSO U LA . M O N T A N A
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PETERSON DRUG COMPANY
Jflts&oula Cleaners; anti Byers;
A good place to trade”
nW e Clean and Dye E very th ing
from A to Z
M an u fac tu re rs o f
Peroxide
V anishing Cream
M akes the sk in like velvet 6 1 2 S o u th H igg ins Ave.
3 0 c -6 0 c -$ 1 .00 P H O N E 3 4 6 3
Settd flowers . . .H E wise m an sends flow ers . . . and know s
he has taken the shortest pa th to H E R heart! Let fresh, f r a g r a n t blossoms comprise you r offering
Say It With Flowers
Garden City Floral Co.
A p ic tu re w ith a m o ra l: “ A r t is t o b se rv in g
life , a b o u t to s te p in to th e p i t f a l ls o f p a s s io n .”
e/lssociated Students’ StoreStuden ts’ H eadquarters
f o r th e i r
F u n — R est— G ossip— E atsa n d
School S upp lies
THE CO-OP ON THE CAMPUS
The Place o f Good Fellow ship
W e a re s p e c ia lis ts in
W h o le new heel w o rk
A tr ia l w ill convince you
Youngren Shoe Shop
ItAY P. W OODS
B a s e m e n t H ig g in s B lk .
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For t h e
HIGH GRADE PIANOS THE NEW ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA. RADIOS
AND SHEET MUSIC
H e a d q u a rte rs fo r
T each ing M aterial fo r the S tate U n ive rs ity School o f M usic
Dickinson Piano Co.2 0 8 H ig g in s A v en u e M isso u la M o n ta n a
— C o n g r a t u la t io n s a n d B e s t W is h e s to t h e C la s s o f 1 9 2 9 —
T h e p leasu re w e h av e fe lt in
se rv in g y o u is s h o w n in the
m a n y lo v e ly g if ts w e have se
lected fo r y o u r rem em brances
to y o u r college classm ates.
¥
MGSBY9S, Inc*13 2 N . H ig g in s A ve. M isso u la
C o m p o site p ic tu re o f one th o u s a n d f lu n k -o u t f re sh m e n , i f th e y w o u ld be a llo w e d to go on a n d ta k e t e a c h e r ’s tim e . T h e c a t t le is m a sc u line.
Root Electric Co ♦
Electrical E ngineers and C on trac to rs
Electric L ig h tin g F ix tu res
Electric Supplies
P o w er E q u ip m en t
W estinghouse M azd a L am ps
23 6 H iggins Ave. P h o n e 48 4 9
A h o t sk e tch fro m the S o u th S eas . .
S h o e § S to re
Shoes fo r the W h o le F am ily
Q u a lity Shoe R ep a irin g
P h o n e 5 5 7 9 3 29 N . H iggins Ave.
M IS S O U L A , M O N T .
“ A cross the street fro m L u cy ’s”
F la rt S chaffner & M a rx C lo thes
wmmmm
mimt*E v e ry th in g th a t is au th en tic ir
best un iversities is here.
N ext to K hapartf H otel
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P E E K ’SDRU G STORE
C o rn e r W o o d y an d R . R . Sts.
*3?
W E F E A T U R E
P ig ’n W histle C andyM ade fo r T h o se W h o D em an d
th e Best.
W e ll p o sted .
D u r in g y o u r spare tim e please v is it o u r W ed d in g R in g D ep a rtm e n t.
“ T h a n k Y o u .”
C. L. WORKING“ A lw a y s W o rk in g ”
J E W E L E R
YELLOWCi"
Phone 2166
V is it o u r new m o d e rn garage across th e stree t fro m th e F lo rence H o te l on W est F r o n t S treet.L a te s t W a sh a n d G rease
M ach in e ry .
A ll o u r service is d ay a n d n ig h t.
R ent C ars— T a x i— Baggage T ran sfe r and Bus.
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When in Butte
M ake O u r Store Y o u r H eadquarters
Q A M E R ’SP a rk S tre e t a t M ontana
Hr/ C onfectioners
/ ■' x Lunches, D inners. Sodas, Ice Creams,
V kC ^ssc^ Etc.
She says th a t F a th e r b o u g h t a c a t a n d now
Service U n til M id n ig h t
■T O D A Y —
is som eone’s
A U S T IN REES W ARRB IR T H D A Y
W E D D IN G A N N IV E R S A R Y
C O M P L E T E IN S U R A N C E
S E R V IC E A Gift
from K O P P E ’S
F o u rth F loor, [Montana Buildingis the p roper thing.
L E W IS T O W N , M O N T A N A
Koppe Jewelry Co.11 “fam ous fo r d iam onds”
106 N. BROADW AY B IL L IN G S, MONT.
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T h is book is cased in an S. K. S M IT H cover— a cover th a t is guaranteed to be satisfactory and is created and S M IT H - C R A F T E D by an organization of craftsmen specializing in the creation and production of good covers. W h a tever your cover requirements m ay be, this organization can s a t i s f y them.
Send fo r in form ation and prices to
‘Ihe S. K. Smith Com pany448 N o rth W ells St.
Chicago
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P ro v ed b y a C en tu ry
o f E xperience
I t w ill p a y you ST A L L M E N T , P R E PA 11) Shares , on w hich w e a n
B U T T E , M ONTANA
O ver $6,000,000
U. S. BUILDING
rHOS. T. TAYLOR, JR., i E. S. RODDA, '
E. P. TAYLOR, Assi:
E. MURRAY A. J. HAGGERTY M. M. MURRAY
G. O. BAXTER TAYLOR, JR.
HARRISON GREEN
H om ecom ing .
PeerlessMOTOR CARS
L E W IS T O W N , M O N T A N A
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For
B E T T E R D IA M O N D S
A N D W A T C H E S
*'A &at no greater cost i f
Fonteey•'P ease Co.T h e H A L L M A R K Jewelers f
a t 28 1 7 Second Ave.
in the F ro tt Bldg. M uch dep en d s on the d is tan ce b ack to tow n.
B IL L IN G S M O N T A N A
Specify
R E D D E V IL C E M E N T
H A N O V E R P L A S T E Rf E m p lo y m en t M o n tan a L abor
Because Thous-’nds o f T o n s M o n tan a C oaland
( M o n tan a E lectricity Consum ed.
Results in Y o u r P rosperity
Three Eorks Portland Cement Co.Sales Office I Factories:
103 L ew isohn Bldg. T R I D E N TB utte. M o n tan a H A N O V E R
Metals Bank & Trust CompanyB U T T E , M O N T A N A
Identified w ith M ontana’s Progress since 1882.
IN T E R E S T ON SAVIN GS A C C O U N T
Member Federal Reserve System
O F F IC E R S J am es E. W oodard, P residen t
J am es T. F ix i.e x . V ice P residen t J o h n L. T eal, A ss is ta n t C ashierR alp h W. P lace, C ashier J o h n J . B ur ke , A ss is ta n t C ashier
B. F. St r a n a h a n , A s s is ta n t C ashier
D IR E C T O R S C harles J . K elly , C ha irm an o f the B oard
J o h n I). R yan L. O. E vans
Cornelius F . K elley J . li. H obbinsT hom as A. Marlow H arry A. Gallaw ey
J . B ruce K remer
J am es T. F in len J o h n E. Corette J am es E . W oodar
Quality
He fears a painful ending.
Cheese
MADE BY
Fergus County Creamery, Inc.W rite for Prices
L E W IST O W N M O N T A N A
EDGEWORTH___T h e I n s ig n ia o f a n e w C o l le g e F r a t
“ --------------------w h i c h m e a n s y o u k n o w y o u r to b a c c o s ’’
L A R U S » B R O . C O . S in c e 1 8 7 7 R I C H M O N D . V I R G I N I A
Lewistown Brick & Tile Co.
M a n u f a c t u r e r s o f
Im perv ious H o llo w
B u ild ing T ile
— an d —
W ir e C u t F a c e B r ic k , s m o o t h a n d
r o u g h t e x tu r e .
L e w i s t o w n b r i c k b u i l t t h e m e n ’s g y m
n a s iu m a n d th e h e a t i n g p l a n t .
A p ic tu re of a college m an on ro ller skates.
Le w is to w n Oi l & Ref in ing C o m p a n yL E W IST O W N , M O N T A N A
R E F IN E R S O F
P E T R O L E U M P R O D U C T S
Observation ancl teaching.
LUZONC - A-F'E
BILLIN G S, M O N T .
Satisfaction or M oney Refunded
Oldest, M ost Popular W E IN ’SCafe in the City B U T T E . M O N T A N A
3 3 -3 5 -3 7 East Park St.
F O U N T A I N SE R V IC E
M on tan a’s Largest M en’s Store
T h e H om e o f Hart Schaffner & M arx
Open D a y and N ig h t C lothes
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AFTER COLLEGE W HAT?
A BANK BOOK w ith a C R E D IT B A LA N C E
will help you SO LV E IT
W e are A T Y O U R SE R V IC E
Park City State Bank The Yellowstone BankPARK CITY, MONTANA LAUREL, MONTANA
B. M. H A R R IS , P R E S ID E N T
Compliments of the
ChequamegonCafe^D
B U T T E , M O N T A N A
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Terrible predicam ent of Em ily P otts, who has seven cuts, and is now m aking an eight o ’clock.
A fter the Gam e M eet Y o u r Friends at
the
QyVlainCafe
BILLIN G S, M O N T A N A
‘Y o u r w ay is the rig h t w ay ’
A T
m eM etropolitan
CafeB ILLIN G S. M O N T A N A
‘W h ere M eals A re R e lish ed ”
FIR E PR O O F
L e ggat H o te lW E S T BR O A D W A Y
B U T T E
C o m fo rtC ourtesy
R ates $1 .50 up
A L E X L E G G A T , M gr.
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Tjh.e^T)
cNORTHERNGRILL
“ M o n tan a ’s Finest C afe”
BILLINGS : : MONTANA
A F T E R T H E G A M E —
S a f ethe show
or dance
/ IThen—
The New QrandCafe
Only known picture of “ Your Lovin’ Daughter Dora. ” N E W H O T E L G RA N D BLD G .
BILLINGS. MONT.
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W e Specialize
in p rin tin g College and H igh School Annuals. The Sentinel, The B itte r Root, The Powell, The Ravalli a re examples of our high-class w orkm anship.
T he M issoulian Publishing C om panyP rin ters, Bookbinders, Lithographers
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