Rousing Bargain Friday at Symons Offers Deep Reductions
The Symons Friday Bargain spread showcases seasonal, desirable merchandise with prices far below regular rates. Highlights include 25e bleached toweling, 35c white cambric, 27c children’s underwear, 23c women’s vests, 55c children’s hats, 69e infants’ soft sole shoes, $1.59 women’s house dresses, 4.90 fancy sweaters, 6.45 women’s sports coats, 7.90 silk poplin dresses, 1.39 children’s shoes, 2.65 boys’ shoes, 3.95 women’s low shoes, and 8.45 men’s shoes, all on one-day sale.
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Symons
Friday Special Bargains In Linens And Jewelry
Bleached Turkish towels in good toweling quality on special Friday at 35 cents each from a former price of 50 cents. Bedspreads offered at 2.10 down from 2.75. White crochet bedspreads in popular patterns priced at 2.10 from 2.75. Pearl necklaces in graduated lengths, regular 1.25, on Friday 83 to 63 cents.
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Jersey
Collar and Cuff Sets and Warm Weather Corsets Price Details
Collar and cuff sets for women in French organdie Georgette crepe lace and batiste trim with oriental and Wallace finishes previously priced at 1.50. Warm weather corsets offered in sizes 20 to 30 with light materials and adequate boning for support priced at 1.59.
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Georgette Crepe
Batiste
Pink Batiste Corsets Offer for Slender Figures
Advert shows low bust and topless corsets in fancy pink batiste, sizes 20 to 30, priced at $2.63. Special value marked as TWO SINTY-THREER.
Children's and Women's Wear Sale Briefs
Women's Kensington union suits offered at 95 cents to 1.10 in regular and extra sizes. Children's rompers priced at 1.35 and 1.95 with peg-top and regulation styles in ginghams and chambrays. Dandy rompers with Eton collar sell for 0.33. Boys chambray shirts, double lined collars, range 6 to 12 years, priced at 0.80 to 0.90.
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Kensington Union
Children’s Dept
Eton
Sale on 40 Inch Fancy Batiste and Yard Goods
In a vivid ad, fabrics advertised include 40 inch fancy batiste valued at 65c but on sale for 42c. Also featured are aprons gingham at 23c, Amoskeag brand yard goods at 35c, yard wide percale 29c with 36 inch width and 50 patterns, and voiles 35c per yard.
Objections Filed Over Fifth Account of John Eakins Estate
James Eakins objects to Mary A. Eakins administratrix handling of John Eakins estate in district court. He contests attorney fees of 25 dollars as unreasonable and attacks a March 26 1914 second account for personal benefit to the administratrix. He also challenges rents from properties including a South Arizona street house and a 1919 brick yard as undervalued, requests inventory of assets, and seeks revocation of letters testamentary along with an accounting to set proper estate value.
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Mary A. Eakins
John Eakins
James Eakins
Wieming Eakins
Miss H Bearcroft Recalls Cuticura Cure for Eruptions
Miss Harriette Bearcroft of Los Angeles recounts suffering a large scalp eruption and facial pimples in childhood. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the burning ceased and the eruptions healed within a week. She endorses Cuticura products for daily skin care.
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Miss H. Bearcroft
Harriette Bearcroft
Sixth St
Los Angeles
Calif
Gypsies Move On After License Refusal
Five carloads of gypsies applied for licenses to practice phrenology in the city and were refused. They then tried to camp at Clark playgrounds and were ordered off. Later they moved to Mec White grounds but were warned by the sheriff and sent toward Five Mile, obeying the order.
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Clark
Morrisroe Bound Over on Moonshining Charge
Peter Morrisroe charged with moonshining near 20 East Woolman has been bound over to the federal grand jury to answer the charge. His bond was set at $500.
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Peter Morrisroe
East Woolman
Federal Grand Jury
Montana Rotarians Plan Helena Picnic for Aug 21 22
Butte Rotary Club members will travel to Helena for the Montana Rotary picnic on August 21 and 22 with plans to host hundreds of visitors. Butte Rotarians also received an invitation from the Salt Lake Rotary Club to attend meetings on any Tuesday. A Helena report claimed a candidate for secretary of state and noted the petition was not completed in time.
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Butte Rotary Club
Helena
Montana H
Butte
Salt Lake
State
Butterfield
Butterfield Completes Petition for State Treasurer Nomination
Thomas D. Butterfield, a Republican candidate for state treasurer, has filed his petition and secured certificates of nomination from the secretary of state.
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Thomas D. Butterfield
Blaze Reaches Firemen As Engine Moves Car To Safety
A boxcar fire on Great Northern tracks was brought within reach of hoses with the aid of a switch engine. The blaze, likely sparked by an engine, was quickly extinguished as the engine pushed the burning car away from exposed property and toward fire trucks.
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Great Northern
Alleged Robbers Held for Bonds in Arraignment
Joseph Shaughnessy and William Shine, charged with robbing John Surgure of 140 dollars, were arraigned before Justice Buckley and placed under bonds of 1000 dollars each. A preliminary hearing is set for August 12. Michael Kane faced third degree assault charges and pleaded not guilty. Dennis Sullivan, chief probation officer, warned youths about destroying newspapers and property, noting possible terms in the industrial school.
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Joseph Shaughnessy
William Shine
John Surgure
Buckley
Michael Kane
J. Fox
Eourriers
Dennis Sullivan
Three Boys Charged In Paper Theft Incident
Three boys, alleged to have destroyed copies of the Butte Evening Post on a Wednesday night, were sent to the county industrial school to await juvenile court today. They are charged with taking newspapers from carriers. The incident occurred on South Idaho street.
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Butte Evening Post
County Industrial School
South Idaho Street
Northern Pacific Official Returns From Western Trip
N P superintendent F R Bartles of the Rocky Mountain division returned to Missoula yesterday after a business trip to Butte.
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F. R. Bartles
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific
Missoula
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