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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1915
Page
8
The Boys Shop displays a second floor world of useful gifty items for youngsters. It features new overcoats, little and Norfolk suits, mackinaws, sweaters, bathrobes, gloves, mittens, flannel b clothes, knitted skating caps, and sweater coats in multiple sizes and colors with prices ranging from under a dollar to mid tens.
A sale scene from the basement store touts ribbons many widths at 15 cents, Battenberg scarves from 45 to 98 cents, linen gifts priced to 2.69, and art brand stationery at 1.50 to 2.30 per box. The ad promises hundreds of novelties and wearables priced 15 to 50 cents.
In the final crowded hours the Hennessy’s store promotes its gift and holiday offerings. The ad touts better service and the guarantee of good quality with the Hennessy’s name on any gift or parcel, underscoring trust and satisfaction for shoppers.
On our main floor discover gifts for men and women across departments. Fine hosiery gloves neck wear veils ribbons leather goods linen and home textiles. Heath’s novelties holiday goods silk dress materials jewelry and gift sets highlight a seasonal display.
At a Silver Bow County Ministerial association gathering about 80 workers discussed a laymen forward missionary movement and a February push in Butte. Rev Bechtel spoke on Jesus and the Home, stressing home influence on civilization and child upbringing amid urban shifts.
Mary Teague a former public school teacher sues the street car company for 10000 damages alleging a Dec 2 incident on a cemetery car on Montana Street where the door closed and injured her hand. Administrator J Harrington also sues for 2500 over John Fawin Bartlett death after a Sheridan Avenue collision. The piece notes 216483 students in 567 colleges and technical schools in 1914, including 159378 men and 72120 women.
A four day sale offers solid mahogany bookcase and hook wagon at reduced prices plus folding tea table and library tables at deep discounts. Featured items include early English cellarette pieces, tobacco jars, smoking cabinets, and revolving bottle caddies with glassware racks, all marked down from regular prices.
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