OurB0 CENT garment is a^niarvr 1 of economy and tie-at-^neos. It is wel! made, lull cut,^and good material. Tiue, not^the finest, but good, enough for^any man who hasphnty of use^for his money
Butthe * under of the 1 Un-^laundried Shirt age^ is our 90^CENTprodafJtMM New York^mills musiin.^22^Ki linn bo-oms,^cur in and backed with butch^era' linen. r^ inforc.-d pack and^tro^t, gilled seams, continuous^stay-, and in total even-thing^conducive to ^longevity. ^ iti a^sniit. durability and neatness
Thereare many points we^would like to dwell upon, had^we time and spac~, but ona we^cannot pass is our d*paifiti' tit^of Boys a-.d Children s Cloth^ing. The ladies of Helena will^tell yon where to lind the bes'^assortment, and any one you^speak to will tell you that for a^ta-ty. nobby garment,, no oiie^in Montana ^ an show you one-^half the sUb-s or show as many^novelties as are ^^n i ^ur counters
Don'tfail to see ;hem. es|^---^cially the lines of Kilts and J-r-^seys; several shade-^, in ages^from 2 1-2 to 10. It is our aim^this season to capture the trade^of all, from the cheapest ro th**^tine-t tirades We shi \v a line^of gf'od wash satinets as low^as ^1 7.^^. as it have 'heniasfine^as j2^^ for the voungsters. who.^in time will v ^fe.
Ourliue of Millar llats is in^store.
