Leys Annual January Sale Promises Bargain Prices
Leys announces a short term January sale offering quality goods at the best bargain prices. The company urges customers not to miss this opportunity and emphasizes limited time availability.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1917
Page
7
Leys announces a short term January sale offering quality goods at the best bargain prices. The company urges customers not to miss this opportunity and emphasizes limited time availability.
Today's bargains feature cut glass plates and bowls at low prices plus silver items for children and pie knives. Large Sheffield plate ware and sterling pieces promise new designs and finishes with discounts for one day only. Extra values include a brass chest and watch themed items as part of the sale lineup.
A crowded roster of visitors and locals stops through Butte including Orton Bros piano rentals, H Milligan of Billings, Tonkin's, L D Koons of Three Forks, John Manney of Lewistown, Dan Franz of Dillon, W G Stevenson of Havre, William Brown of Norris, J Heller of Anaconda, W A Jepson of Billings, A E L Marshall of Missoula, and many others. Notices of travel, business, and social visits mingle with real estate, deliveries, and upcoming trips to Reno and Denver. Also listed are births, serious illness, and local events plus newspaper sales info and a Welsh church Ladies Aid meeting.
John L Forbes aged 21 died yesterday in a local hospital after his right leg was amputated following injuries from a cavern accident in the Spectator mine on December 27 He had worked in Butte and came to the city from Deer Lodge to live with his wife at 462 East Broadway His parents reside in Deer Lodge
Captain Matthew A. Batson United States Army in charge of the West Virginia recruiting district with headquarters at Huntington died in a Wheeling hospital from pneumonia. He served in the Spanish American War and received a congressional medal for bravery in the battle of Santiago.
The funeral for the late John Lee is scheduled for Wednesday morning at White's undertaking parlors at 9 48, with a Mass at Sacred Heart church at 10. The service will be under the auspices of the bricklayers union.
The Butte street railway shows a net profit of 1826.77 for last month per sworn report by J R Wharton. Passenger revenue reached 54618 with 1484 from other sources. Total revenue 56063.40 and fare profit about 1.4 mills per passenger. The system operated 38 miles of track with 67 cars, carrying 1128397 revenue passengers and 25421 employes and transfers.
A breezy publication called the Dadgab informs Shrine members of lodge doings. Delegates may attend the Imperial council session in Minneapolis in June. New officers: A. R Currie president, Charles Austin vice president, Earle Genzberger secretary, William Youlden treasurer, F. A. Geiser captain. Clerk Lee granted a marriage license to Edward Green and Catherine Mills after her divorce from Dexter Boyer on cruelty grounds. The Boulder Hot Springs plunge is now open for public dancing and bathing under one roof with Great Northern Railway fare.
The Butte Auto Dealers association promises a bigger event with 40 makes from 26 to 30 dealers and a $6,000 budget. The show may be held at Murray building Alaska and Granite streets, likely late next month or early March, with daily committee meetings and new decorations.
Post office workers report a backlog of Christmas mail and packages. A few insured items remain in a corner awaiting claimants who must sign before collection. Delivery staff are instructed not to release any insured parcels to others without direct handover to rightful owners.
Three special deluxe trains for Montana travelers from Butte to California depart January 28 per Oregon Short Line announcement. The annual excursion grows in popularity and this year’s trip is already an assured success. Special rates apply and tourists need not return until April.
Berne Jan 16 Swiss federal council announced a precautionary mobilization on Jan 24 of the second division and contingents of the fourth and fifth divisions not yet mobilized. It says it reduced frontier forces recently and remains confident neighboring powers will respect Swiss neutrality amid border tensions and reassurances from France and Germany.
Washington reports that Pope Benedict sent no new suggestions for future moves in the peace process. Juan Riano, Spanish ambassador, delivered the message to President Wilson and acted as intermediary at the papal legation, which has no diplomatic status. Spain has replied to Wilson’s note with no immediate transmission. Vouros, Greek chargé, expressed strong interest and support for Wilson’s peace initiative.
Postmaster PHIL C. Goodwin notes December drains on deposits due to taxes and Christmas, while January is expected to set new records as deposits surged past $13,000 on a single day. Quarterly reports covering October to December are being prepared.
A name committee will pick an appropriate name for a proposed third city formed from Atherton Place Floral Park and Home addition. The meeting at 124 West Granite Street aims to award a $25 prize to the best suggestion while checking for duplicates with the post office before petitioning the county tomorrow.
W A Dickey of Landlock Alaska staying at the Thornton hotel reports Alaskan weather is as mild as Montana’s at present. Dickey may remain in town for several days as a guest at the hotel.
Two local branches of the Christian Temperance Union will hold a luncheon at Gamer's at noon today. At 2 30 this afternoon the Anna A Walker branch will conduct its regular meeting in the pastor's study at First Baptist Church using the Broadway entrance.
Butte hosts a free tuberculosis clinic this afternoon for patient examinations. All exams are free. Dr. A. J. Lanza is in charge.
A preliminary meeting in Butte sets plans for a permanent Montana summer camp owned by the YMCA, funded by park company materials, and aided by a New York missionary education movement. A reception for Governor Stewart and state legislators is planned in Helena, with attendees including Attorney General Ford and Chancellor Elliott among senior officials.
The Anti-Saloon League annual meeting in Helena at 10 a.m. Friday will discuss Montana prohibition enforcement and the law’s effectiveness. About 10 laymen and pastors from Butte will attend. officers to be elected and business transacted.
New York daylighting committee promotes the plan in the United States. A Skagway Alaska letter regrets cooperation, noting preference to turn clocks back in summer.Residents in northern Yukon report so much daylight the chickens must be blindfolded to roost.
Madrid report cites former premier Eduardo Dato in a banquet speech to conservatives. He expressed hope that the king could play a prominent role in future peace negotiations, praising his prestige and wishing him guidance for humanity and Spain.
London reports a British steamship Martin and Swedish ship Norma sunk near Neptune's Toll. Lloyds agency also notes unconfirmed losses of the British Brookwood and Norwegian Thelma. The Norwegian steamer Grantfeld destroyed by a mine. eight crew members lost.
Portland Oregon announces the National Education Association convention will be held July 7 to 14 this year. Local committees organize preparations for the event in Portland and surrounding areas.
A fire of unknown origin destroyed the armory of the Second Regiment New York National Guard in Troy. The total loss is estimated at nearly five hundred thousand dollars.
Following his death the president praised Admiral Dewey as a model of loyal service from the Civil War through Manila Bay. The article recalls his rise from Annapolis to Admiral of the Navy, his decisive 1898 victory at Manila Bay, and honors including a house gift and a sword from Congress. It notes his late life service and consideration for the presidency.
A retrospective portrait of Admiral Dewey highlighting his role in the Manila Bay victory, the 1914 dispute with German Admiral von Diederichs over neutrality and blockade, and praise from Admiral Sampson. The piece emphasizes Dewey’s lifelong study of naval campaigns, his leadership qualities, and his enduring influence on national confidence and aspiration.
An American girl speaks about her sport suit crafted from American silk, noting a white coat with a red and white banded pleated skirt, and matching white hat and walking stick. She emphasizes pride in American-made attire for a winter resort visit.
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