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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1912
Page
5
Market comments note stronger prices despite unfavorable tone with copper bids rising in Boston and New York. Major firms discuss labor unrest impact, while Taft backs a national trade program and Canadian rail improvements spur optimistic outlook.
Fonnycely lists 22 to 25 new spring suits and dresses in white navy black and tan with varied fabrics and cuts. Prices around 40 dollars. cutaway models with box racks and contrasting collar trims showcased. sizes range from 84 to 42.
The sale offers twenty two fifty dresses in white with serges whipcords and bedfords. Styles feature high waist lines and straight skirts with lace and silk trimmings. Assured quality garments priced far below regular 40 to 80 dollars, highlighted by new spring fabrics and colors.
Patent spring cox beaters and potato mashers with enamel handles and wood hand t 10 and 15 cent tools sold by Ade Hady. Spring slicers and wire ladles offered in assorted prices 10 to 26 cents. Extension wire strainers fit any pan size at 20 or 26 cents.
A up-to-date housekeeper applies scientific principles to managing her home similar to a husband running his business. She recognizes labor-saving devices and uses them. A worn-out utensil is as unnecessary as a worn-out machine, wasting time and effort.
The report describes United Copper Securities suing Amalgamated Copper and others, with figures like 45 percent stake and key players such as Arthur Welmae. It notes plans for United Verde Copper to build a large new smelter in the Verde area, doubling Jerome works capacity, and details on railway links, fumes controls, and regional funding. Public figures Clark and other executives discuss the project timeline, with two smelter units aimed by mid next year and August.
An advertisement highlights the newest and best in household needs. It promotes time and energy savings, a hot combing operation, and money efficiency. The note invites readers to find items aiding daily duties and home cleaning in a large finishing store located in the basement.
A grain-toed patent leather model with white tops is among the latest arrivals. Dame Fashion endorses this style, inviting inspection for women, girls, and children.
Irregular ad notes spring draperies and fabrics now shown on the third floor spa shop. Highlights include exclusive French cretonnes at 75 cents a yard, printed serims and other patterns from 30 to 50 cents, and silk Madras curtains at 11 dollars per pair. Also mentions bayonette drapery cloth in multiple shades, 45 inches wide, at 85 per yard.
The Ely camp leads Nevada copper production with large scale developments. Basin, Copper Flat, and My Centennial projects advance, with new mill plans to raise overall extraction to 85 90 percent and profits per ton improving as tonnage ships to Basin and other facilities. The Amalgamated Nevada and Nevada Consolidated focus on tunneling and depth extensions while labor issues at Copper Mal ease are resolved and the Giroux Consolidated prepares for renewed operation.
Ready for your inspection new arrivals include mahogany library set at 222.50 a large five shelf bookcase and massive library table in colonial style at 42528 inches top and double drawers. A mahogany dining room set with 10 foot extension table buffet china cabinet and six leather chairs is 462.50. complete with chair leather seats. Partial payment plan applies as priced cash.
Robert Grasa of East Butte Copper reports progress at the East Butte property Boston visit. Dust chamber and sintering plant yield savings of about $5 per ton while improving capacity. Plans call for enlarging furnaces to double output from 1,100 to 2,000 tons daily by late summer with total copper output near 2,000,000 pounds monthly.
This season brings high demand for laces of all kinds with yard prices marked down to 250 a yard from 500 to 1. Venise, Cor delia lace, sands, cling patterns, medallion effects, and filet nets are featured. The sale also highlights Dresden ribbons, checks, stripes, satin taffeta, and black sash ribbons in a wide range of widths and colors at moderate prices.
An offer from Gregegu Hot Springs and Gregson Tot Springs company promotes Miss Gracellc- Namarin of Detroit, Michigan as an expert to remove facial blemishes and blemishes. The advertisement mentions electrolysis and facial preparations but the text is garbled and unclear.
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