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he Omaha Bee Lf,st Ct hiWm VTHC OMA2JA DEC Esst West PART II EDITCHIAL SECT.:.! PACC3 1 TO . UNDAY VOL. XXX VTI XO. 50. OMAHA. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 31. IPC?. SINGLE COPT FIVE CENTS. BERLIN AND ITS BURGHERS Glimptea of tie German Capital Whea AH tie Lamp Are Lit LITE BEGX53 AFTX2 1HD5IGHT i 1 ! t it I ! A City mt Mesy Ottwir4 DsslseiM Arttvltle-s aa lrlmi Life rials sad Beer 4 Ffeeslsr Tip. ! V wr Tnter 3n Linden, and It was i 1 (iYl' k In the moratn. "Come, said f my r--ri:n friend, we will go up ners ana , t. p wi-at la going- on.", V. went op. The place vai a cafe. videine; from the number of tables. No- ! boiiy waa there; that la. nobody but a lot j of waiters standing around. I scoffed a bit. "Fine, lively mog-je you've broken Into." I said. " An accurate picture of night life In Eerl:n. I take It." There waa a big maro. in a green uni form, d.-corated w:ta many brf;js buttons, at the dt r. He heard me. 'r-eed, san." h remonstrated, in real dartty talk, "ycra oU la too early. Corr.e in, aah, in 'bout a -our nd a That made tin when half." me blink. And I bhnked we tjrned t'.ie corner Intn Tried rlcl'etr nd found ouraelvea In ;he middle of a mrolllr.g crowd of Eerlln ers that filled the axlrwelka. "Eomethlng uncommon suing on, I sun p ,-hif." I ventured. "Oh. no," my Eerl'n friend rej!lked. Tfual thin. Alwaya thia way. This gtriet d-Hi'n't befin to get fi until afrer midnight, and It i aa crcwded at t or 4 o'tlmk in the mornirg as it is now." I look that wtih some rrg-ntal reaerva tii r.a. but whr-n we went back to that c on t'nter Ji-n Lindm at a quarter to I. we fraund !t jarnrned w-t!i people, eattna, drinking and listening to the orchtslra 1 .it. waa punip'ng away aa if it had been m:aer to ll I trw.k a Deek at Fried- H i . ,-sirasne when we came out. n waa nu j filled w.th a atrolling crowd, aomewnat c;.nIlLr than when I saw it firat, ii.Liy. T'ikts were many cafea In but , I .ill . liiFt, Taxk-aha ar.d motori were acurry i.'j up and down. It looked like Broadway . ii. 3- after tlie theiterg are out. Lii Ui!te petlc uever gu to bedT" 1 . s id my Ek rim f ri nd. "Apparently nut." he said. "The parade . v . up uriiil all Uoura of the morning. ..lie pl:.c do cot open until 12." 1 uiougUt cf tlie boaating w have bn i for yeara aixiut the Great White ... aa the lesi wrd in night life. I . ....1 aee tlje clr.at While Way at half J o'Uotk In ti:e morning, with the ,.i.u all out, a casual condensed, milk v. j.i ra rumbiing across from the Grand Ui-ixal aiation, an occasional hanaom clat-"iviir-S alone, and one or two all-night . ...th rooms oi en. "OU. yea." aaid "my friend, "there- la ana c nc crt haJL, 1 unJeratand, that doesn t mta uni.l ( o'clock in tne morning, and '. , J .s well patronised by tike people wto rt- ' 8 fuae to tutn Jn at S or ao,. asd want to F- ii.ake a real niffht of it." rrrKnlafar ( Beer. Theri MT9 ptacea In Berlin whrre food s aa expensive as it is anywhere els, but, u.JinarUr; tUe food m.1 the rewaiuania ic '-ry tiieap. Thi; mn ret of thia la that the i s-.avsanta. raaka tneir profit on tl wine .. id L':er. If on aek a German waiter for if j.-, re lo!i.s at ytu in a helpless sort of - jy tr.d wonders what you mean. Water, j.i a Grn' restaurant -lewpo1nt, la . ly to sail bjais on and fit other ivn ;u'r;-ooea. The idea of drir.k'ng " x meal la ab surd, unleaa. Indeed. . -i-t 'b 'ttl-l water, which jm another a-m brirfs revenue to tlH horiae, . . r ha!!r pe iuiiae on the'r beers en r ant beer of a certain brew you i cue ila-e. and if you fancy another ' -on go to the htiuse that sella that t. l.rx kitiy at the matter caauaily. It c -' -d to me that more Berliners drink C coffee than drink beer, although ' ; j uiar ,dea ! that Germans drink ;- tan aaythlng else, Ti '"fr'rcrf, the German la always pio ' :i snoring a It rj; and ornate pipe. "-e does srrcke auch a pipe out in . o'.rr. but Beri;tera all smoke cigarf. r? are dDsma of big ciarar atorea. '.' -iia clears cost about half aa much .n CrrV.n Uiey do in the Vnlted Siatea, r irl tiny are be.:er. but It requires long j. ' ja"ent practice t J'ke a German '4r. It J ent-rely an acqti.red taa'.e. If i.u v.i.k cn the street in the wake of a iir r.j sanikir.g one of the few-phennig oiarjn. yon dltcuver amells you had never dreamed could bo harbored in railed to- 1. MI-CO. rasker Fim4 Ositlawed. Tour German does not care for fancy f d. He wan la "grub." Ealing to him . a sacred ceremony, not to be trifled with r.'..r si :ghted. When be eata. be wanta to t at, to mistiest , to get a realiclng a:nae ii.at U la eommuiiiiil with something thai ras auha:ance In, K. Tliere was tliat occa sion when Frederick W. CauJdweU. the Aanerx an vice consul general In Berlin, de stined to give a reception to his fnendu jKe went to his landlady and discaasd the refreshments with her. Tbey decided on andvichea and some mflee of that charac ter, la giving hia parting liturucUDca. Cauldwell said: "Be sure to cut the crusts cf? U.e bread whe-n you make the sand wichea." There was cnesternatlon at thia. Tlx landlady held a conuliMtka wtth tho aer vanta The master uf the house was brought Into it- The point waa debated tor half an : hour. Cut the rrusia off lue brea J T J-Tepoeteroua: A'.er the situa tion had bee.i canvaseed in all its de.ii'is. ai,d the jdjrcent of everybody in the Louse had been passed on the propoaiuon. the t Ur-iilady wnt to CauldwelL "Is it eo, she eakd. "that we are to cu: t..a crusts the bread off alien the saod-ak-t.es we are' nkki!r' -Cerm:!y," Caaldweli replied. "Ah." fctie said, a great light breaking over her "I comprehend at lat. Tow frtienda hare BO teeta." - - Tb keer un the fatal effecta of uihio ail riaht. but h take a platoon of t rrik.m so many of his countrymen yet i paunchy i thitl they ait too lung at table ! u'ier l he diiiner ia over. Whenevjr he J ;.v - or goea to a dinner, be gets up aa j k.iou aa it la fiiilalied and walks about. tverv imur vi t-ZS ta at ud and stand i sr.juud as long aa the kaiser la stand! ug. l.e keepa U.ein otk their feet for an hoar. 1 hat '.a one wr the kaiaur holds bis aaiat line m chock, for he eata aa heartily Aj ay uf hia sub-cia, and like to do It. CltF t tat aaaaiU Tlgk. lerlitt is the city of the small Up. but. hatsvis. the city tat the sumerotia tin. It is amaauiS to obaervo tho grateful thanks that follow the prmoaly twetoerel of M pica nig a. or about cents. SU-1. there be no obBkWsioa that tips are But expensive enough, in the total, tor Berliner have erolved a gra.iah.m of surict that crakes the eu-.r w of l-pfeacieT paeoee rw-4 aud coc.Uiknia. Tea - sa aitA i y mbroidcrics Sever More Teraptiarly Priced Monday morning hundreds cf Tarda of hex, some ZT-inch i!h embrxllcry flouncing, very elaborate designs, suitable for dreeoa, petticoats, wmu. worth to 11 It a yard, re markably unjerprieed, at S9a lB-tncu ivira flounclxigs, the cerrt cover embroideries, probably fifty choice patterns fro m which to choon, ail worth to Kc a yard, on llonday'a aale. at 13e Bis purchase Cambric embroider!. j: eie".n:s. Insertions and bende, in mau-ned nets ranatng from two to i inches wde. wortn u Jc a yd. 4. ('( yarda on sale Monday, at, yard Fr'-rch sad 'Jertniui val. laces, in matched set. another In: pun erner jurt received. tT:'.a at erut ha.f r ruler, day. at usually 11.00 a doxen. M"n- I. ' Ridiculously Low Prices on Silk Suits: S29L0 Suits Sale "La. Grecque" Corsets $7.50 Lines for S3.25 1 Less than half price for strictly new models in the famous "La (Jreeque" Corsets. The num ber on sale is aa extremely Ions back model and medium hi eh bust, fitted with t-.vo pairs silk hose supporters. The regular retail 'SS price is $7.50, beginning Monday- ft buy them for The Well Known Kabo Corsets Clearing at Half, Everyone knows the Kabo Corsets. For years It ha been one of America's best lines. On account of our de cision to rtdur the corset stocks you can buy these splendid cornets at half. Among them are the high bust long flattening back models and half a dozn other num bers to fit all t'.guies. ilfdiuzu and light weiits. Values $2.00 up to JC.50. HALF PRICE NOW SI S1.50 S2 S3 Hh MY HIGH SCHOOL, DAYS" A Memory Book of Eigh School Days, a Highly Appropriate Commencement Gift. Printed, decorated and illustrated in two colors, on highly f in ched paper, cover design in gold, each book boxed. Special paue lor jotting down school incidents and data about sports, teachers societies, chums, autographs, class colors S Z and many other interesting topics; price . Other books from 25c up to $5.00 each. Dress Goods In Stirring Sale Incredible as such reductions may seem the authenticity of the savings cannot be questioned. Firstly we bought them very low; now, in June, we sacrifice the profits to clear remain ing lots quickly. -. Buy Monday 54-inch Panamas, and &Q-i&cb. jjolden brown wool taffe tu aad brown Tamese fabrics, all priced formerly $1.25 AOj and $1.0, now 0.C LININGS Black Mereerized Satin, 35c goods 12ujC Moire Skirting, black and colors, 35c goods 17c Embroidered Flannels, sample pieces, a little soiled, worth $1.00, $L25 and $1.50 a yard, at 48c Philadelphia Lawn Mowers i Off Mont tmportaBt aJUKmnretnent of the ae-aaoB. PtUladelpbia Mowers avre conceded to be the highest grade mowers made. Munduy any aixe af straight rethattioo ii5 PER CE.XT OFF. THE OA5GLER GAS R.XGES Possess superior point of merit, notably simplicity of operation, convenience in cleaning, and unexcelled cooking and baking qualities. : The Daaujler -No. 615 with broiler s S17.00 No. 416 without broiler is JJ15.00 Other Gauf Ranges I0.5u to 40. ah Boiler 14 or. copper bot tom, stationary handles, regularly 1 .88. Monday S1.10' B. O. E. Sad Irons, regularly 11.33, special 9S Shirt Waint Irons 25 3oC And 20 Green Stain pa. pedal Display of Bask Boost Fittings fee Harney Street Window. Com plete line of bath sprays, ator.ga holders, towel bars, brush and glaaa bolder, and other articlta that emament trie bath room. lpon all riaht, tut it lake a pUuon servanta to accompha.i wt.at la wanted. There was a 3aia P' riormance at opera no -cured a se, and a party of An-nc:ni ttox. After rur.nlna; the a-auniiet I in the lobby and elFewhcre ther came to their boa and were met Itt a sorsejua cltiaen covered with g,!J luce. Ijoklvg as if he were une of lhe personal a;iend.:n:s of tho luur. This tamtuty acd bulllon.-d pens n !-d the liriy to te b. a. U wis more than a mire Oil of attentats. It was a funttiuc He or-mJ ll.e toi ilunr Srar.i:)7 aad bowed t:.c jar y n "ajrcly. . . . ... . . . . . . .. . i- i ; tilOUJJlil l'.e imi' ir ui hms k-J. one of the Impudent auundM cf tula sa perforn-u;cce and he must be rec-cr peraed for hia trouble." Sj i mrks mere be st, wed n hun. Then In a few miiiuies It as diciVer-d tLere were hif a djaen ' othi-r aiter.rtanis in line tor irfi ine man j who appeared to otn the opera uouae bad ootl.lr.c to do but open the dwr of the j baa. There were other chaps, equally u rgeoua, tj place tne ccax.. ur.oi pry cniri ar.d do aJ tnat sort ot imn. i ju , couldn't niove wiLhjut slumLl.nj over et.mebody In gold lacs who wanted a few rfeni.iss In palm. Even-body wants a tip- U ia even the proper thirg ta g v one to tne cur.duct jr on Lhe aircei car j whra he tas up vonr fare. ; The life of the average BerUter la or- j dered oa the pft-nnig aca!e II is economic ! condition ia not conducive to much 1-xury. I ahoi hands and greeted the members of He gets small wagne and lives ia a imiil ' hia audience. une middle-aged tarnua way. ! finally appruachsd him thouchtfully and Ckuaraaa ef the City. j begaxrf Berlin is an Interesting city, njtwith-j "enator. you tcld a suirr Tut the staadineT Ks wonolony of architecture and w,dow rE ""rtgage oa one year s duad level of lta altuatlon. lUke the treea j cr,r" that shade the Imiser a ancestors, it ia a "Tci- V-T friend, that was a true atory. rljrht-angied city, but there are pretty htile I It happened only last year, during our pros- parka here and these and the Tlergarten la a beautiful place. The houses of the richer daises are b-andaome and kept giy wtla flowers In the aumnu-r time, ar.d ia tie buaibcaa pvruotia of tie City tocje la rf - v Monday's Impressive Silk Sales-Unparalelled Savings w xuve w asa anna uenuine Japanese Habutai silks, full vard wide. This quality is very firm and heavy and one that will launder like m f) linen. II. (0 quality iflP Monday, at VJ Buy black, goods Monday. European and American fabrics, voiles, silk warp eollenneg. mohairs, melroee, .arrnure. Paaaxna. wool taffetaa. all $1.00 and 1.2a goods, at 58c Rubber Hose Fifty foot lengths, $3.00, $0.00 and $7.00. Monday a hose reel FREE with each length TwohIe Gaviutlne Stores . . $2.50 Orena for 2-hoie stoves 31. T5 Ovens for 1-hole stoves. . . SI. SO Screen Frames Knocked down, special at 19 Poultry Wire, per sq. ft Screen Wire Cloth, sq. ft 1 H t? of much animation, much activity and the I inuk and feel of a piac where they are do ihe ' lug thinea. Sume of the atreets are .mas nificent- The palaces, churches, etore. sallenea aud public buildings are In keep- ing with the importance of liie town. The people Lave food muaic, good art. fine thtatera, big public gardens, museums, ex cellent schools and clean streets Samuel HCT LINER FpR SENATOR rerU TlrUiss ta Stskrr Telli Haklt Asaaaic iBalwItlve Asattteurw. WTsen Senator James A. Heir.er.way of Ind.acs waa compa-gmnar aa southern Ic- duui recenUy he delivered ar. addresa be fore an auditD.ee at fanners In s caualry school taouae. In the course of hia remarke he reviewed the great xacncultural prosperity of the country, and aa an illuslrauon told a story of a pour f armor who had deid. leaving to his wife the farm hoavlly mortgag-ed. He aaid that t:i widjw set to work with a will and aacceedisl npun one yers wheal crtp In paying off the entire mortsrage. t hen ne nau comptvtea hut apeeca ine senator, aa la customary on auch occasiona. peroua "Senator, oould you tell me vtu that widow is T' q uer.ed the farmee. "S it s j.et the kiad ef vouiu Irt bca a n' fjr a.1 tiM ubi"-Lippiuixiii a - - a -r t arv nTT a m UMADAD liKAcAl 2Jovelty Silks Hundreds of i pieces of farcy summer tires? I silks, check?, stripes. Foul- ards, Louiseces end new ronih i silks, ralwes to $l.tj;), clearin? at 28 c A Marvelous Wash Goods Bargain Never was there a similar offering. Here are a hundred magnificent pat terns of dainty 25c and ' Ice silk: mr'.'.a, every piece this season's best designs. Such an offering 5c will crowd the aisle to morrow. Positively :.c and 35c value, at. yard. DOMESTIC 4 5-ln. Pillow Casing, ISc l4i5. yd., 9 Sc Bleached Muslin, 3C-inch, at.-JH 10c Cambric, for underwear, at. . -6c 30c bleached or unbleached Sheeting, 21 10c Pillow Cases, 42x3 7 :hr:- ' a';, sei Jk5 .Ju?--m tt,f ' YOU WONT KEID ICE MAN EYtRY 14 Jt - aWLn MM m THE - CspettT Sept XeUrnt Frlos 2 -40 lbs. S0i in. 1 5 In. 1 in, I1SS5 4 61 Ira 32 in. KS In. 41 inJ $!5 75 lf 24 V It. T in 4 In. lis H CROWN CF THE CONTINENT Striving Characteriftics of Sen tiocal Park in Kantaza. 3Ja- HT iTT DOT TEE HEIGHTS i Tsneriag feBSII T Msualali P" Create Ukrarr Waters Flaw Caist. a 1 k SB d West, 'The Crown of the Continent." glistenir.g glaciers and uweniig nioimam peaaa. will sccn be a park Glacier Nationaj piirk. aa Thoir.aa H- Carter, the pairon of t with its rasgej national j Senator I le iiieae- ure. iropusea to name to name the new ihiie I PJ?fr're ground, is in northern Monuni. j i II mbraies the mon p-turesuue portu.n . of the La-s-is and C.ark National for-st. where the main divide cf Uje Rok- rr.oun- j tains tw.ets and tarr.s, crur-rling tlk gret rang-cai upon themselves beiure they thrust their rusgeo. fortiwauig nissM-s of riiir ana peak over the inu-matlonal boundary 1;r"" inn na.ne.ia Handn-di of lakej. some of them many square nil Us in extent, fed iy giacker iimiii that in some Instances pior.ge in a s.ng:e fall over cliffs a thou- sand feet high, hide in tiie shadow of great mountams. which almost d ty explorauoii and aacent aave by ti e mai ntain gi-at. widih. and m certain places almost 3LS It is not by a stretch of the tinag-.ca'.inn j feet deep The S perry glacier has a ser Lhat this fascinating wJdenieaa of giacker , rated frontajre of more than two miles, peak and lake is known aa the "Crown of i stretching back five miles to lta highest tie Continent." The melting nils from lta source on the top ui Glacier mountain. The enormous ice masses help to fevd all three j glsx-wr gradually spreada out aa it de of the oc-ai.a that wash the ahcree of ! acer.da the mountain side toward the north North America. It ia poesitle to launch j seat, term.na.ing near the undulating three chips from points w-thm gunanot of ucrder of a great mouctam amphitheater of each other in the park, which, with propi- I about three oulee in area. A mde trara Usus currenui, will oentuaiy f-oat, ne Uie glacier's creeplx-g front, lie aa-phi- cnnsTT T rvrvvTTX ' -r a Old - Liv OlUKJfc Pongee Silk3 in natural color, 10 ! rices. heavy pongee fllk guitinpa. on Raie Moaiav tt Just Hilf Actual Value. Newest and most popular si.ks for iumnr wear, for dreseeg and ccat3. 5Sc quality for 29c Tl:at's the story of one of the highest silk su:t offering. you have sc:-n in many moons. About 150 s-jits in the let. If a low price is an inducement there will not be one left at store closing Monday evening. These suits are made of the finest taffeta, ruii brilliant silks and tailored in a manner quite above the common place. All the new shades, tans, leath er browns, copenhazen. navy, etc., and some black and white stripe effects. Take a run up here tomorrow and look over the line. Why, the making alone woukl cost you as much as we sell the suits for. Mondav take vour choice. Suits that have been S29.50, for. Suits that have been $45.00. for Button Oxfords Every woman admires these "Dorothy Dodd" button Oxfords. Trim, natty. smooth fitting, tailor-made effect. And only, at pair $3 About Automatic Refrigerators ARE TOC COXSIPERIXG THE PUR CHASE OF A REFRIGERATOR? Take this hint, look up the merits of the "Auto matic," It embodies every desirable fea ture demanded of a good refrigerator. Ask the man how the Automatic will cut down your ice expense. Why it will avod "mix ing flavors" in your foods and the superior construction that makes it easy. to keep sweet and clean. There are many other points of interest you should know. Auto matic refrigerators are made of ash and are finished in golden oak. into the Gulf of Mexico, the second Into the Pacific and the third into the Hudson ba Owing to the forbidding Inaccessibility of the region, the mountains of the Glacier park district remained for years practically unexplored. thr rare scenic beautvy and marvelous glaciers unknown to the world except through the tales of adventurous hunters of mountain goata and gritxllea. Durir.g the last few rears exploration haa thromn s flood of light upon this dark snot ' on the map of the L'niied tales, but while I the t pMjrafhical fratjres have been ! mapped by the L"cited Siatea geological survey, there yet remain large areas to I tempt the mettle of explore"-, while a score or more of unconquered mountain peaks from to Kv.ii leet In height still c.iai- lenge the mountain Climber. X stable Glarler. The park will mrl-jue sith'n ila bound ir.ea moat of the nolewnrthy glaciers in the Untied Statea. Tlurteen enormoua ice fields have received names from explorers, but there remain hundreds of rmsiier gla 1 iers hlllen In caryfna or on the sleep flanks of the mountains that are a walling 1 Umbers and names. One of the largest ad mcst interesting. jo lhly beca-iae it ia one of the beet knowi. tf the icepicks, is the Sperry glacier, named after on of i's explorers I.y-msn B S?perry. It is situated in a great bend of the movntains in the eoutnwestere. comer tf the pa-k. several miles northwest of j Liike MclKinald, a wonuerful aheet of crs- j ul water s.xteen miles long by five in i Black Silks, accumulations, all lnchs. high rade black taffeta. Tecu d Scipg. black foulards, finert 2T-lnch and 3C-Inch ilks thig depart ment ha ahown. worth to $1.73 a yard. Mon day's sale price 85c areSlO; S45 suits are $15 June Sale Room -Rugs L Monday two cf the moot attractive drive in Inexpensive mnm-i M mci. Une limo.-t U lines trtnn wliirh, there are none bett n fir st-rTsre. Xnw very much ittKicrjvrlced. iwl Kun To nines. 9x10-6 and coiors ana seicom sen ior less man iio.dv, Moncay we wili have a nice line of patterns, at. enly Brussels Huff" Full Sxl2 foet and lerus. ;n run cciorin?t5 ior receri;on libraries, living roomsV.etc., 122.50 for Porch Rugs Made of Crex Carpets, most dur able kind to buy. x 9 feet Rues for $-4.30 SxlO feet Rugs for S6.50 Sxl2 feet Rugs for S8.50 Draperies Going to need a few Curtains this Spring? Wouldn't savings like these on best kinds interest you? Filet Xet For Curtains in white and ecru. 04 inrhe wide, its new and very appropriate for dining rooms. Monday Coc and S5c kinds for C9 Aottinjrham Cnrtaina Beautiful effects in white and ecru, worth 13.50, at, pair S2.S9 Braela Net, Irish Point and tinny Exquisite parlor Curtains, big vari ety 16.75 goods, at, pair.. $4.38 Arabian Curtains Real hand made. 10 patterns, actual $10.00 and 115.00 Curtains, Monday's sale, at S7.S5 Odd Lots Curtains Accumulation of season's left overs, some mussed from handling, worth ca to fS.Otl pair, at. each S9t? Brass Plated Sash Curtain Rods, com plete. 10c kind for 5 BENNETTS SPECIAL SEWING MACHINE... 11.69 A 2' 00 mahir.e. Sua ran teed tor ten year a, a fine drop head ndet. In a solid oai caee, fit ted w th all at tachments, hia five dratere. best m-w-lns; machine offer ever made; ilon dsy. at only 11. Bennett's Big Grocery n lennett's Capitol Coffee, pound pkg 28c And 30 Green Stamps f Bennett'i Teas, assorted, pound Tea Siftings, pound Hartley's Marmalade. Jar Tea Garden Preserves, jar Bennett's Excelsior Flour, sack. . . Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, 3 pkgs Bayles' Horseradish Mustard, jar. Bayles' Pickles, aasorvd. bottie.. Old Virginia Breakfast Roe. can.. Bayles' Cider Vinegar, pint bottle Worcester Table Salt, two sacks. Bayles' Lunch Herring, two jars......... Peanut Buiier, two Jars Pure Jellies and Jams. Jar Castile Soap, toilet, dozen cakes. Batavia Corn tftajrli.""5 pounds Eatavia Gloss Starch. 3 pound Wiggle-Stick Triplets, package Grandpa's Wonder Soap. 3 bars Gailiard's Imported Olive Oil, basket bottle. White Table Syru3. can theater ends In an abrupt percipice of t'JW feet, over which in part ages the !acir once dropped Its great icebergs Into toe uorket t-elow. now known as AvaJtinche ' - Dasin. rrora me wuue lips oi uie gr-esi glacier countleas little atrearis now pour forth, uniting eventually in several torrenta that plunge In cascades over the precipices into Avalanche basin and then to the lake ita fwi below. Deep crevaasea have riven the giacier. giving the tonic of ptrj to tie clln.u-r. "Lakes aa4 leeaierajs. ilng the Conucentsl divide to ti. Folloi lorth from Sherry g.ailer the next great 1- pack ..'The Grtnnell g.acier ou the ! east of Garden wall, Gould mountain ar.d nr.r.ei; mountain, surrounded by a chain jof lakes emptying the beautiful dwift Current creek- To the aoutheast Ilea the ! .urge Saxtoa glarler. on tl.s f reel; mms north saope of Going-to-the-eua moun tain. North of Swift Current pass. Ic-oerg lake lies In a great twist, of the ranee. 1 1 the Wilbur mountain g.acier ru.ng 'abruptly 1.000 f el or more from its Ishoies. Here when the 3un grows warm j enormous U-elersi break mw.j from the 1 parent puck and i.i.ii iiiii te wtitr of j tie laae. The wind drives the berg I hither and thither over the surface of tie I il-r. the iiluuma uf berg aga-uM oerg (echoing down the canyorui. The Indian I avoid this vicinity. aair.g tne aelrd i nolaes are the -.!. of lust aouia con demned for their Crimea in life. To the east -a the Uesertr-d mining loan of Altjn. once tnrobhlng with tha big hopes of optimistic proa;-cuia. Lut now the lonesome raolns, clustered upon Ins Swift Current, are tenanted only by ow.s j and wolves , Farther to the south, along the divide. ' are many large, lumusal iAee. over topped by Mernt, C.sveiand. Giaihiuat. Kootenai. Shepard and Carx.pbell nuoun tains and by Citadel peaaa. Ctiaaey gla uer la the Ufgsat at tventy or uars ( la- lflhite rahriri tor:.: Summer Dresses $ Cna bl lot wnbnderMwhiteroda. batietoa. ffm-1sr, lawis and orgwn dlea. nurai tr!pe and rfiwrk dmtg-na. reruiarly i5c aat S'c a Jard. elighcy nrnwaed frum 'haadlln to i French U'tu, Tersian Uwni. Waob Ax Chtrfona and Batlita. . 4-itK w1d worth (Or. In Monday oalt yd.tg l-lnch tinen Canjbrw. Fin Sheer, round thred linen, vary deairmM for waleta. reiruiar rrfc otaa.lty . .aa 0-Inch ail linen ahw1n. eveclaJIy adapted to outta. i pwra'.a akirta and rtnkl. riirular:y pell fne ll.i.i. coa aiderlrwa liie w lift Ik, it la lea tiv aive tuan onilrmxy kirala. Mo-visT. yard kl.O Linen r.nih aulttraTi. Jw-inrhe wid, liM-k l.ke ail linen. arl innndtir aa ''ii. inuiiunii mm p- ' lc quality, Mnn- la we;l. this la the day. at . . . . xl2 fet. thy are absolutely fast 10.98 Oriental pat- seamless, floral and Oriental pat- halls, parlors, rugs Monday, 16.85 On ale Monday. Rook. Macnainc or Music Rack 43-in. hieh. 4 shelves, each I U measuring 13?-ln. dip by 12-tn. .4? wide, golden or weathered oak finish. ..48c And 40 Green Stamp ..15c And 20 Green Stamps ..20c And 10 Green Stamps . .so- And 15 Green -Stamps .$1.00 And 5 0 Green Stamps . .25c And 10 Green Stamp ..10c And 5 Green Stamps . .JOc And 10 Green Stamps -And 10 Green Stamps 10c And 5 Green Stamps .lOc And 10 Green Stamps H 7 . .r And 10 Green Stamps . -2c And 10 Green Sumps 12t,c . .Z5c ..24c And 10 Green Stamps -24 And 10 Green Stamps IV And 20 Green Stamps . -2.V And 10 Green Stamps ..35c And 20 Green Stamps .-15c And 10 Green Stamps , :lera In the northern part of the nsrk the east of the divide. On th. JZT.Vt I larger glaciers , hU are truitnr. rj., RnniH.. . ... . . AttuBia ana Kintla. the latter ; lying to the south of Klntla peuk. vhaca , ; n-achea an altitude of ?UHL JW ' sen in' ' M; ' -yt La- 1.98 j culminating peak of the park la Mount L j Ovelend. which towers to an alt! tsne v 10.3 f t of Lhe LitUe Kooteoat. ' river. BlM( Crews. ter Blw c. tv,- . . sae. - .im.uu oi uuu-ier para means the establishment of a great breeduox grouaa. for biar jrame. whu-H nwA.m - f I xJr.na .-,,-1 . ,. . oroa. I ? l?' 't' j - - - s-suerncereiau The park area la aiire with raise now .rot jWtth reaonah)e protecUon and reg-ula.I 1 tion. totretrier with a suitable winter rajia-e.5 . would keep northern Montana a hunter's 1 ipa-radlbe. making thi. p.r, eTea morsi. .than the Yellowstone is now. the basis I from whir a the garae would drift Uu j so joining atstrlct. It is among tHeeei ui'-'uuia.ni ins the snowy-ioated moun-.r. tdin goat r.nds a safe retreat en dlasr . .eijihts. picking lta way wit marvelous ' ai-i.'ity ax mas the f ... ,.t .. .. mm 01 precipitous - t.itfa. Here ft la '- ui, uiarkorn. or 1 iT..intain sheep has lis haunta. A few elc e found in the loser levels, and tiers, re acores of deer in ti, Liioui. tu , ie canyon jungles moose axe relative! J I entifut Ela. k bear are not k-hunrtnr 1 -1 iue ai.-ver-tip griaaly r.nds ths 'ironinenta idead to ltk Beeda and U en- r fre-T cuent.y encountered, particularly in the . tall when the huckieue cries are ripe. Birds ' iti plentiful. Alfred W. Greeiey la J , World's Work. u t hlraus Seiea ts laar. i WXTILLE, 11L. limy , -T-e "Clcarj- said to be lhe largvjst baJlooa in the world. 0) whlrt is If- feel h!-h when rnr.ateKl. will" m-ias ita first aw ent from St. Louie next w s tier n will t-e lum renm W j Trld. Ill . ilor.oay. Colonel Ck.y, Cstaea1 I Biimlauitti. trie pil'. sod O. W. Cvunu, . this pesos wlU g B set tie, laiOai trj tf a