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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
4
The article extols corsets and dress fitting, praising Rafferty and Redfern models for shaping the figure. It highlights hygienic construction and expert guidance to select the best model for each woman, noting the Corset fashion depends on the wearer’s gown and correct fit.
Advertises dainty muslin undergarments priced at 1 with offerings of gowns long petticoats drawers chemises and corset covers. Describes materials trims lace beading embroidery and Swiss motifs. Mentions various styles and finishes aiming at high quality for the price.
A fragmentary catalog lists dress garnitures and trimmings with button varieties in silk and satin, crochet, whitework, and embroided wash. It notes gilt embossed, bone and horn options, metal and enamel trims, braids, tassels, fringe, sequins, and appliques priced from 8 cents per yard up to several dollars per yard.
A listing of hair ornaments and accessories with prices ranging from 10 cents to 10 dollars. Viain baretteg shell and amber pieces, carved lavettes, bandeaus and back combs in shell amber gold designs. Includes ball hairpins, hairpin sets, and bone and cellword selections with varied finishes and mounts.
Review lauds The Wolf a three act melodrama set in the Canadian wilderness. Andrew Robson leads a strong cast as Jules Beaubien with dramatic scenes including a moonlit finale. The plot follows a girl’s fate, a betrayer, a storm, and a trader household amid rugged adventure.
County commissioners opened bids for the new jail project and excavation work. George M. Hintth and others submitted low bids for contract work and extras, with various cubic yard rates for excavation and trenching.
The store debuts a two day millinery display surpassing prior shows with hats from Rue de la Paix Avenue de l Opera and American designers. Prices range five to ten dollars, promising quality over extravagance and inviting visitors from afar to see and buy.
A lively display of new tailored spring suits draws praise for richness, variety, and reasonable prices. The event features Two-Piece Suits at 45, a Serge Suit at 48.50, a Three-Piece at 51.50, and Tan and Empire style ensembles priced around 53.50, including satin trims and self-colored piping.
City stores showcase a vast array of white waist designs in fabrics like lawn and batiste with lingerie effects and embroidery. The collection features numerous styles from $1.50 to $20, including the Geisha Shirt Waists offered at the Hen nessy store with scientifically graded patterns for precise fit.
An extensive display features new spring dress fabrics including prunellis satin cloths and broadcloths in colors like wisteria peacock old rose and Copenhagen. Widths range 32 to 42 inches with prices from 1 to 5 dollars per yard. Black dress goods cover a wide selection of staples such as serges and broadcloths.
The new dress goods feature silks and soft luster fabrics with a wide range of textures. Cravinas, messalines, and failles priced from $1.25 to $2.25 per yard. satin messalines at $1.60. water proof foulards at $1.00 to $1.26. numerous white and colored wash fabrics offered in light, airy weaves and patterns. The list includes silks, linens, madras, printed piques, and bordered zephyrs, with prices from 19¢ to $2.25 per yard. An extensive selection of white goods and sheer fabrics completes the assortment.
A local savings browsing offers an assortment of cut glass pieces at deep discounts. Eight inch bowls marked at 3.95, and a wide range of items from cream sets to water tumblers and powder boxes tempt shoppers with high quality glass at reduced prices.
G N Carman quotes five thousand two hundred dollars and one hundred fifty dollars per yard for ostras as a successful contractor takes material from old buildings Tin Dunhars, a musical company, entertained teachers with a course of performances at The Auditorium. The Donbars, songwriters and instrumentalists, are also bell ringers and versatile artists. Allerbury clothes at the Clothery, 41 East Park.
Walkerville Democrats held a meeting and decided to hold city caucuses and primaries on Thursday evening March 18 at ward venues. First ward Nell O'Donnell residency on West Daly street will elect seven delegates. Front ward City Hall eight delegates. Third ward Jidge Colligan's office nineteen delegates. The convention will be held Friday night at arely twelve.
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