See These Sale Items in The Windows
A busy sale notice lists girls dresses and frocks with prices from 4.95 to 10.90, tailored felts, men and boys shirts and unions, rayon hosiery, aprons, vests, bloomers, silk and fiber hose, Turkish towels, and satin charmeuse offered at substantial discounts. Includes Avon nighties, Elly Don aprons, Bayon vests, and assorted cotton goods with low yard prices. Numerous colors and sizes noted.
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Elly Don
Donlin
Symons Candy Shop
A Word About the New Autumn Frocks
Domestic and imported dresses showcase rich color tones paired with fur trims from kit fox fitch wolf lynx badger and mandel furs. Scarfs add distinction to many styles. Priced as low as 29 dollars.
Style Right Modes For Women and Misses In Autumn Fashions
Fashion notes show new autumn modes for women and misses featuring versatile coats, tailored suits, and patterned dresses. Designers emphasize coordinated color palettes, practical fabrics, and accessories from gloves to hats to elevate daily wear.
Two Children Injured in Accidents in Walkerville
Ten year old Lewis Marchioro of East Daly Street suffered possible loss of sight after testing a dynamite cap he found in sand near his home. The cap exploded, injuring his face and left eye. doctors at Murray hospital hope to save his sight. In a separate incident Joseph Ariola of East Broadway was cut when he fell on a sharp glass piece, nearly severing his left wrist. His mother applied a tourniquet before rushing him to Murray hospital. doctors feared amputation but expect the hand to be saved.
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Lewis Marchioro
Daly Street
Walkerville
Murray Hospital
Joseph Oriole
East Broadway
Dolores
Ariola
Chester Dixon
Dixon
Reward of 27000 for McDermott sighted in Butte
A Butte report notes a $27000 reward for the capture of McDermott seen last week. Police say a national search is active with photographs identifying the suspect linked to a killing case. Rewards totaling $2000 have been offered for information leading to McDermott’s capture.
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M'Dermott
Butte
Joe Matt
Ron Mebett
Ohio
Pu Bsher
Pattee J
McDermott
McDermots
Butte Police
Barber’s Tools Go Daylight Thief Reported
Henry Mendeliin a barber at 603 Street reported a theft ten minutes after stepping away yesterday. He returned to discover his tools missing from the shop, underlining a daytime burglary in progress.
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Henry Mendeliin
Hhs
Phillips Milk of Magnesia replaces soda for indigestion
A Cleveland advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a superior indigestion remedy. It claims the product neutralizes stomach acid and relieves gas more effectively than a saturated soda solution, without purging, and touts ease of taking and established brand history since 1875.
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Reid
Judge Jackson visits Butte and hails Smith as NY presidential favorite
Judge J R Jackson, ex Montana district judge now resident in New York, visits Butte with Dan M Kelly for business. He praises AL Smith as the leading NY Democrat and predicts Smith will win the national convention. Jackson notes New York climate, people, and administrations as favorable while remaining loyal to Montana. He mentions US apple production with England consuming over 12 million bushels.
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J. R. Jackson
Silver Row
New York
Butte
Jackson
Dan M. Kelly
Tri
Bozeman
Tom
Tutte
Tammany Hall
Smith
Tudge Jackson
Oto
Democratic
Zere
Governor Smith
AL Smith
Atlantic Seaboard
Montana
Ice harvest contract suit seeks $700 plus interest
Plaintiffs Maurice and Mrs Agan sue in Silver Bow County district court claiming an agreement to buy an ice harvest and icehouse North of Rocker, with total price of 1000 dollars. They paid 200 at signing and 200 at work start, but allege 700 remains due. other nearby judgments and assignments noted.
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Maurice Agan
Bow County
Henry Mitchell
Rocker
Anne Lenart
Mike Georgevich
Mary Georgevich
Butte Viedtric: Railway Company
Silver Row
George Shea Visits Butte During Montana Hotelmen Meet
George Shea retiring president of the Montana Hotelmen's Association and manager of the Northern Hotel in Billings spent yesterday in Butte. He noted Billings prosperity with two major buildings under construction and cited poor roads hindering tourist travel. He predicted state road funding could triple tourism if approved. Shea hosted Montana hotelmen at their annual convention last month.
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George ¥. Shea
Montana
Northern
Billings
Butte
Shea
Anaconda
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