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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
2
Art Department introduces fringe and edging sets for pillows with high quality art ticking and bore designs. Prices quoted as extremely low, promising no compromise on Connell’s standard quality, with a special Saturday sale and reductions across the week for Saturday purchasers.
A brief ad notes bleached damask fabrics offered at one dollar with a range of pretty designs. The listing emphasizes value and accessible pricing, inviting shoppers to visit the Soc location for selection.
A vintage catalog entry offers fine weave vests for women and misses in cotton and lisle in sizes 1 to 15, knee length black pants, discounted price 0c. Also lists sleeveless vests in various sizes with 7Oe tality for 150 units.
An ad highlights a large selection of cel ore dress shirts with attached cuffs in all sizes priced at 1.50. It also promotes negligee silk shirts, men’s underwear sets, and pongee silk pajamas with value references and sale prices.
A brief display item lists children’s underwear styles including high neck short sleeve tops with long pants and a knee length sleeveless air light union suit with lace trim. Prices and sizes are indicated as value for the advertisement.
Special sale features handmade and patterned dress shoes for women including patent leather suede and kid in grey white brown and black options. Includes oxfords pumps sandals and heels with discount prices around 45 to 54 dollars and a limited run clearance on all sizes.
The ad lists a Saturday bargain table with jewelry including pins brooches and clasps. Items feature necklaces chains and coin parsers with values up to 50e for Boe. The fragmentary note uses unclear terms but signals interactive items and discounted prices.
A fragmented list shows items like toilet papers large rolls and various powders including Mennen's Gulcam and Dr. Lyon's tooth powder. Also mentions imported perfumes and beauty creams, hydrogen peroxide, lotions, and medicated hospital care products with several brand-like names.
Readable items describe camping blankets and robes for weekend trips. Offers include heavy suburban style camping blankets, assortments, and sale pricing. Product mentions suggest use for living rooms and travel. Prices listed indicate large blankets at low sale values.
Catalog note lists boys suits in blue serge and brown tones with Norfolk cuts, washable white gloves, kid leather cape gloves, and matching hats. Prices range from one to several dollars with quick specials on caps, shirts, and pants.
A garbled OCR item lists notions in black and white, numbers and yarns. It mentions pearl notions, assorted slavs, regular card, Tao shine races, sizes, fine hairs, Clark's pearl crochet, color choices, trouser and skirt hangers, and a miscellaneous sale or catalog entry.
Naval aviator Ensign Billingsley is missing after a crash near the bay as rescuers use the tug Standish and torpedo boat Stringham to search. Lieutenant Towers remains severely injured with internal trauma and multiple bruises, with a thorough examination planned.
Senator Walsh revealed plans to amend tariff provisions in the Senate debate on the tariff bill. He proposed reducing duties on certain imports and removing duties on raw wool shipments, while adjusting rates on jute sacks and related fabrics used in wool and grain shipments. The measure aims to modify the tariff schedule, leaving some duties as free or lowered, with changes pending committee action.
A fragmentary column discusses railway safety devices, their testing on mornings, and public skepticism. It cites the Louis Globe Democrat and London Chronicle on mispronunciations and shifts in word meanings, noting how terms like violet and knave evolved from German roots and local usage.
Sisseton South Dakota plans a municipal saloon starting July 1 with W E Bollenbeck granted licenses. He will operate on unique lines earning 1800 dollars yearly plus profits split 50 percent to the county road fund and 50 percent to the city treasury while daily receipts go to trustees J E Rockert and J Platty under strict city control. The city name will not appear in the saloon’s transactions.
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