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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1901
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including daily and Sunday editions prices and subscriptions. It notes main office in Standard Block Anaconda, telephone numbers, and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with Washington Bureau in Washington DC.
The Anaconda Standard touts a six month ending June 30 1900 average daily and Sunday circulation of 11 722 surpassing all other Montana daily newspapers combined.
A tribute to Queen Victoria on the 63rd anniversary of her coronation describes her rise from the young princess to a beloved monarch. It praises her moral leadership, her influence on reform, peace oblations to the United States and France, and her role in modernizing Britain while guiding imperial policy and social welfare.
The Standard reproduces Marcus Daly's late will made days before death. Witnesses were William Secallon, J. C. Lalor, and Dillon Brown, with Mrs. Daly named sole executrix. The will reflects trust in his wife and mirrors respect for Hearst's example as probate opens in Deer Lodge County.
Russia’s Finance Minister De Witte reports 100 229000 troops in China during 1902 29 with direct costs of 61900000 roubles plus 52000000 roubles in railway advances. He estimates nearly 75 million dollars in all but notes broader indirect losses. Russia may seize Manchuria and seek patience from Britain and Germany.
Stainless Hosiery reports spring order delivery of fast black hose with white feet praised as best in America. 3 pairs cost 100 dollars, plus 50 dozen ladies cashmere finish fleeced black hose with Hermedorf dye at 18 cents per pair. Children and boys wool and fleeced hose offered at low per pair prices.
Stationery has been moved from the north aisle to the rear of the notion aisle on the south side to clear space for wash goods arriving. Extra fine tinted paper in money boxes priced 60c, down from 89c. Society stationery 40c a box and Art stationery 3c a box. Tablets and plain box stationery are available.
In Beauty's Name Sole agents for Hudnut's exquisite perfumed glyce ine for the toilet a bottle De Royer's face powder Non-acid antiseptic Sorgdont cleans the teeth sweetens the breath the bottle English oat meal soap 10c cake or % for 25c
Besides new garments such as silk waists tailored suits and separate skirts shown tomorrow the store offers bargains in ladies apparel. The page presents vivid retail flavor and emphasizes fashion items and discounts.
The advertisement lists children and ladies garments with deep discounts. Items include three quarter box coats in several colors at 6.5, box coats at 12.59 down from 19.50, beaver and boucle reefers reduced to 4.95, navy melton coats for 6 to 8 years at 9.75, kersey and boucle jackets at 4, skirts down to 9.95 from 15, and navy castor black Venetian cloth suits at 11.50 off from 18.50.
Unprecedented sale offers medium and low priced muslin underwear placed on tables. Gowns chemises drawers 39¢ table 1, corset covers skirts chemises nightgowns 50¢ and 75¢ table 2, uniforms 1.00 and 1.50 tables 3 and 4. Every item perfect and priced well below real value for convenient shopping.
Hats offered at deep discounts with pattern hats cut from 7.50 to 2.95 10.00 to 5.00 30.00 to 12.50. Ladies golf and walking hats 50 cents and Tam o Shanter 25 cents. Children felt hats 5 to 9 cents and baby bonnets 2 to 45 cents. Ladies fascinators 50 cents to 1.59.
We offer sanitary underwear direct from long standing mills with high standards. Tomorrow and this week prices include $1.50 per garment for non shrinkable natural color underwear with camel hair finish. Holroyal ribbed underwear French neck $2.75 each, value $4.00, bargain counter features Derby ribbed underwear in camel hair finished fabrics.
250 pairs women's dongola lace and button shoes with flexible sole priced at 1.95 after a markdown from 3.00. 200 pairs misses and children's dongola kid shoes patent toe in all sizes now 0.95, originally 1.50 and 1.25. Boys satin calf lace shoes with broken sizes and lots valued 2.00 and 2.54. All shoes go for 1.50 per pair at this sale.
The article promotes boys clothing including two piece suits and vests for ages 3 to years at $1.10 a suit, with regular prices $2.50 to $3.00. It highlights all wool Tam o Shanter caps 25c, Fedora hats 69c, winter caps at one third off, and other reductions on waists, ties, suspenders, and gloves.
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