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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1913

Page

21

Symons Triangle Sale Rushes Bargains for All Ages

Housewife alert as Symons advertises dramatic savings across categories. Bloomers for children 2 to 12 years at low prices, damask towels and ribbed hose for kids, human hair switches, adjustable window screens, children's union suits, drapery scrim, taffeta ribbon, pongee fabrics, and rompers all offered at steep discounts today. Includes 1 to 6 year rompers and 45x36 pillow cases, with gauze hose and yard fabrics marked down.

Symons

Lunch Pails and Corset Covers on Sale at Symons

In a period sale, gray granite lunch pails with trays priced at 55 cents headline a discount on heavy durable kitchenware. Also advertised are low neck sleeveless dresses, cuffed lace knee styles, cod bleached cotton suits, 60 cents value, plus torchen lace corset covers at 19 cents and silk hair nets in standard shades at 25 cents each, with eight for two dollars.

Symons

Russia Calf Barefoot Sandals Special at Symons

Barefoot sandals for Russia calf leather in sizes 5 to 8 and 8 to 11 and 9 to 8 offered. Customer notes a pair of these sandals at Toe. Describes them as suitable for now with a special price of 75 cents at Symons.

Russia Symons

Genuine Flaxons and Union Suits On Sale Today

Symons offers Genuine Flaxons in patterns from stripes to borders with percale and gingham fabrics and detachable bloomers. Union suits with band top finish, normally 1.25, on sale at 1.00. Also white muslin skirts lace embroidered to 1.75 now 1.19. Palmolive soap four cakes 25 cents, handkerchiefs 4 cents each, flouncings open and blind work on cambelines at 1.90.

Symons Kayser Union

Bargain Tan Pumps On Sale At One Fifty

Women's two strap tan pumps with short vamp offered at 1.50. Medium weight sales promote the bargain as one of the year's best shoe deals.

Galatea Wash Fabric Promoted in Wide Color Range

One of the most desirable wash fabrics, Galatea, best 15c grade on the market, available in broad stripe, check, dot and figure designs. Colors and designs vary, 11 cents per yard.

Women's Shoe and Fabric Bargains Showcased at Symons

A damaged shopping page advertises women’s gun metal calf pumps with flexible soles at 2.35, silk crepe and dimity fabrics, and Cluny lace patterns. It promotes yard goods and silk gloves with sale prices, noting various patterns, colors, and budget prices to attract buyers.

Free Sugar Fight Begins in Senate Caucus

Washington June 23 Democratic senators opposed to free sugar faced a final caucus test as the tariff bill nears general debate. Senator Shafroth of Colorado and Senator Walsh of Montana led the anti free sugar push, hoping to keep sugar duties. The session saw tense exchanges over free sugar in three years and other tariff items as Newlands joined for a possible broad showdown and a vote on related trade measures while Incomes tax revisions loomed.

Washington Senate Louisiana Wilson Sugar Hall Shafroth Colorado Walsh Montana Thornton Ransdel Ransdeil Newlands Nevada Shatroth Senator Walsh Wits Finance ‘Committee Simmons Clark Arkansas Board of Trade

Democratic Caucus hears Walsh urge tariff plan

Special Dispatch to the Standard reports from Washington that Senator Walsh urged a 15 percent duty on wool before the Democratic caucus. He did not reveal his tariff vote but is expected to stay with his party even if the caucus rejects his schedules. He also spoke of a revenue duty on sugar and offered a parable about a blind man with heightened touch and a lame man whose longer leg compensates.

The Standard Washington, D.C Walsh Jong the Hines Ished Kome Tonce

Physicians are released witnesses wait in vain

fragmented OCR text reports physicians freed and witnesses awaiting action, with garbled phrases about a shooting and various names. The passage includes unclear quotes and misplaced terms, ending in a philosopher remark about deafness as a terrible affliction.

German Officer Shoots Himself Through Heart

Vienna reports another war department suicide as Lieutenant Lebel, a three year War Office employee, after a department conference, returned to his office and shot himself. Earlier, Colonel Alfred Teedl, chief of staff of the Eighth Army Corps, died by his own hand in Prague with ties to Russian intelligence. The exact motive for Lebel's death remains unknown.

Vienna War Department Lebel War Office Staf Eighth Army Corps Alfred Teedl Prague Real

Novel Attraction on Bill at Luna Park This Evening

The usual fine orchestra provides music for the lake dance from 10 to 1 tonight at Luna Park. Professor Sharrock will present water polo and fancy swimming exhibitions and has won races in international contests. He will organize water polo games and other sports at Lake Avoca and challenges three swimmers in Butte to contest for the polo ball. France may seek a commission to Japan to study silk growing as its industry draws on government aid. Minneapolis plans to appoint women to its police force.

Sharrock Lake Avoca Butte Ady France Japan

Ice famine worsens along river in Cincinnati

June 22 reports show Cincinnati and Kentucky river towns strained by icing shortages as manufacturers fail to reach deals with striking engineers firemen drivers and helpers. City distributes scarce ice via fire houses while certs govern sales amid union refusals to handle ice from nonlocal sources. Mayors note incoming ice carloads from take points expected tomorrow.

Cincinnati Kentucky Union Hunt

Condensed Versions of Musical Comedies Delight London Readers

The condensed versions of successful shows draw strong theatergoer approval in Butte with crowds for The Time the Place and the Girl at Empire. Performances continue weekly with two shows nightly and matinees Wednesday and Saturday. amateur night Friday includes boxing trials refereed by Dave Foley. Richard B. Klegin extends motor polo events to Shepherd's Bush and plans American baseball games between semi pro teams, plus an international baseball league with clubs in London Paris Brussels Monte Carlo Milan.

Jessie Huston Thomas Whiffe Empire Butte Dave Foley Adv London New York Times Richard B. Klegin Ranseleish Madison Square Garden Shepherd's Bush America Kiegin Paris Brussels Monte Carlo Milan

Funeral notice for John Sullivan with mass at St Lawrence

Sullivan funeral set for Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock from the family home at 955 North M street to St Lawrence Church for high mass at 9:30. Carlson Funeral Home at Duggata undertaking parlors to handle remains. Further notice forthcoming. Beltenone 822 North Mats.

American team plans in Berlin and Paris match hopes

Lt Walsh and Embalme ice Copenhagen and Berlin Joseph awards an American sportsman agreed to organize a team in Berlin. Mr Kiegin says Paris has plenty of material and is enthusiastic about Paris playing an American team for the real World's championship. A German city collects garbage uses a drying process and mixes it with molasses to form cattle feed.

Ice Copenhagen Berlin Joseph Awards Kiegin Paris

Thanking friends for sympathy after bereavement

Lizzie Marsh expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and SHERMAN & REED undertakers for support after the sudden death and burial of her brother Harry W. Shippen. Special thanks go to Woodmen of the World drill teams and those sending floral offerings.

Prother Harry W. Shippen Woodmen of the World Lizzie Marsh

Boone Family Funeral At Second Avenue Home

The funeral of Allan C. Boone son of Mr and Mrs Herman Boone will be held at the family residence 188 Second Avenue this afternoon and proceed to St Josephs church for services Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery Emily Amelia Reagan wife of the late Dennis C Reagan died last evening at 43L North Wyoming Street aged 52 funeral announcements to follow Watson Lipincott remains are at Sherman Reed undertaking parlors funeral arrangements not yet completed Sophia Mitchell wife of Robert Mitchell funeral at 1022 East Gaine Street tomorrow at 2 o clock conducted by Rev Mr Rhoades

Boone Allan C. Boone Herman Boone Second Avenue St. Joseph's Church Reagan Emily Amelia Dennis C. Reagan Wyoming Street Lippincott

Joseph Richards General Director Contact Details

Joseph Richards holds the role of general director with contact lines including Montan 1807 and Bell 307. The listing provides direct phone access for inquiries and official correspondence.

Joseph Richards Montan Bell Phone

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