Sensational Waist Bargains from Surplus Lots
Readers are urged to shop early for deep discounts on waists from surplus lots. The sale features New York style prices of 1.25 to 3.00, with fine cotton fabrics, embroidered fronts, and mousquetaire sleeve details, including white lawn and mull waists. Deals advertise low prices and variety in striped, checked, plaid, and plain designs.
A Very Unusual Sale of Undermuslins
We are credited with having built up the greatest undermushiity business in the state and we don t know that it can be attributed to anything else but Punt the quality quite the best to be found, garments liberally made, prices invariably the lowest. Make the most of this unusual Connell sale of muslin underwear today. Read on.
Extra! 25c Muslin Underwear Sale Highlights
A vintage advertisement touts muslin drawers Gowns corsets chemises and dresses at deep discounts. Items include 25c muslin drawers for 9c 58c to 98c gowns corset covers petticoats and chemises with lace embroidery and flounces.
Four styles of florenees offered in big lot
Four styles, ticked, hem stitched and lace trimmed florenees, both open and closed, form a large lot. Come share this selection and pick your favorites.
Corset Covers Advertised At 15e Each
Advertises 35e corset covers at 15e with cam frames, tucks, laces and embroideries. Values listed as 25¢ and 85e. Offer limit of two per customer.
Extra 50c Corset Covers at 25c Sale
An old advertisement notes 50 cent corset covers offered at 25 cents each. Made of soft muslin with lace trim, the listing highlights quality material and practical style for shoppers of the period.
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Meet of Orators of the State Planned in Dillon
Breelal Dispatch reports the State Oratorical association will hold its May meeting in Dillon at the normal college assembly hall. Represented schools include Montana Agricultural College at Bozeman, University of Montana at Missoula, Wesleyan University at Helena, and Montana State Normal College at Dillon. Local president Mar or Slarcy says events will culminate in April, with the May contest selecting a representative for the college. To cover costs, the Dillon group plans vaudeville sketches to attract local audiences.
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Preparing for Entries Under the New Statute
Special Dispatch to the Standard Washington March 18 Hengpor Di on had a conference with Secretary Thillinger regarding administration of the enlarged home stead law. Mr Ballinger stated active efforts to advance work in Montana and Wyoming to delimit areas eligible for entry under the new law. The discussion covered steps and timelines for implementation and the anticipated three weeks for measures.
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New Law Preparations Under Circulation
In reference to the new law, preparations are underway and will be circulated immediately.
Two Bills Remain With Governor In March Day
Tielena March 18 Governor Norris signed senate bill No 18 organizing irrigation districts and issuing bonds. Only two bills left with the governor the conservation bill and bill 238 aligning state militia laws with federal act. A divorce suit was filed in district court by Clarence J Campbell against Mira B Campbell alleging intermarriage in Dendswood on Jan 14 1906 and separation around March 1 1907 with estrangement continuing.
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White Slave Procurer Is Finally Convicted
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports from Helens March 18, the federal court trial of Toho Schlitz on charges of maintaining an alien woman ended with a guilty verdict after brief jury deliberation. The proceeding followed a related case against Caroline Swain for compromising her daughter Mary Swain, with details overlapping in the same docket.
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