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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1903
Page
6
Closeout sale offers limited quantities at quick clearance prices. Plain figures, same price for cash or charge, today’s purchases go on July account. Tapestry carpets, Wilton Velvets, Axminster rugs, bed comforts, Ingrais and Smyrna rugs, wool blankets and more discounted with stated sale prices and regular values.
A period style sale lists white lawn waistS with tuck clusters sizes 32 to 44 and pricing from 50c to 1 95, colored petticoats pink lavender and cadet 4 38 price, walking skirts in melton cloth 2 85, children’s black taffeta coats, washable petticoats and assorted dresses and parasols. Also corsets hats and percale waists with numerous price points and fabric details.
Local dealers tout Gurney La Belle refrigerators with removable ice chambers as the best. Featured sizes include No 602 holding 50 pounds ice for 13.25, No 621 holding 75 pounds for 17.75, and other models from 8.00 to 125.00, highlighting rapid sales of small sizes and discounted larger units.
A newspaper listing offers priced lace curtains 60 inches wide at $1.40 per pair, various No. numbers with values from $1.50 to $3.00, 34g yard lengths, and sizes up to 50 inches wide. Cretonnes at 12 1 2c to 20c yard, tapestry portieres at $2.05, couch covers at $1.45, and pillow tops at 10c each.
An itemized sale offers various fabrics and linens at fixed prices. Includes calicoes, Huck towels, damask table linens, cambric, and napkins with per yard or per piece values and sizes noted. Bulk yardage and specific dimensions target homemaker shoppers seeking good quality at low cost.
Hennessy’s Nation Department marks down a large stock of Swiss and cambric embroidered edgings and insertions direct from St. Gall Switzerland. About 3 700 yards of finest Swiss embroideries, wide 6 to 12 inches, and 1 200 to 1 500 yards of cambric embroidered edgings are offered at deep discounts to convert stock to cash.
All silk ribbons satin taffeta and liberty in all shades and widths offered at about half price. Details list various numbered ribbons with original values and sale prices, including No 2 through No 100 sizes with marked discounts.
Retail ad notes 600 pairs of fine French kid gloves in black white street and evening shades. Sizes 31 54 6 7 714 and TK available. Closeout pricing offered Monday for these Paris stitched gloves.
Washable laces including torchon and Platte Valenciennes ranging 2 to 5 inches wide offered at low prices. A mix of fine torchon Duchesse and Platte Vallaces from 2 to 6 inches wide priced at 10 to 20 cents per yard, with large yardage quantities listed.
A vintage advertisement promotes Heywood Go-Carts with high grade models including a reclining back drop front and parasol. It highlights prices like $21.50 for a deluxe cart and $5.00 for a full sized baby buggy, touts light running and patented improvements, and notes deep price cuts during the week to clear stock.
A sale offers fancy summer shirts at discounted prices from 50 cents to 3.50 with several collar options and white linen negligee shirts. Mens straw hats, imitation panama, and imported braid hats slashed to half price or less, plus a wide umbrella selection from 1 to 10 dollars.
Lively talks center on boxing training by three black champions in Butte as the Fourth of July approaches. City fireworks will proceed privately, with celebrations linked to nearby Anaconda and Missoula events. Local visitors Murphys Cheely and Brown explore Deer Lodge fishing grounds, report on Couley and McTague preserves, and comment on the penitentiary and crematory.
Railway officers A H Smith and P Bradfield have been appointed to senior positions in New York. The appointments indicate reorganizational changes within the railway management and oversight by the transportation authorities.
The general manager and general superintendent of the New York Central and Judson River railroad were announced, with headquarters located in the city.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and acquaintances especially Silver Bow camp M W A and Rev. C D Crouch for sympathy shown during the burial of our wife and sister Annie Whitehead. Joseph Whitehead and Lizzie Johnson and Marguerite Johnson, sisters.
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