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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
8
Readable sale notice offers Yc chiffon veils and made up veils described as prettiest. Veils measure yard and a half long with plain hems and velvet dot details. Listed value and sale price noted, though text incomplete.
A sale feature highlights lingerie waists and undergarments in fine fabrics such as lawn and silk. Items include lace trimmed bodices and sheer India silk waists, with prices advertised from around 98 cents to 5.95, plus organdie kimonos and gowns, emphasizing quality and elaborate decoration.
Ten thousand yards of summer stuffs are on sale with discounts on infants wear and dresses. The ad highlights cambrics, lawn, lace embroidery, and sheer fabrics like crepe de chine and pongee, with prices from 9 to 50 cents and items suitable for bodices, slips, and robes.
Bishop Carroll arrives from Helena to attend a conference at St Tut rex’s rectory in Meadville, presides at Holy Savior church and St Lawrence’s church services, and leads a confirmation with a procession of choir boys and local clergy present. Next Sunday he will continue engagements.
Readable fabrics listed include white waistings 25¢, fine nainsook $1.59, 18 yard increments, English stainsuox patterns, dotted Swiss 19¢, India linen 19¢, white lawn 20¢, longeloth 95 and $1.09, and linen suitings 20¢. The ad emphasizes value, variety, and durable, sheer quality for dresses, undergarments, and children's wear.
A dated notice describes a Shriners special train from Butte on May 1 with connections to Oregon Short Line and Monon routes. The five-car service will stop at Tonopah and Goldfield with Jamana Rosten Montana band aboard, touted as the finest Mantinn departure.
Mourners gather at Walsh Glmn funeral rooms for A L Moffet with Ray Gregaveld conducting. Attendees include W T Lipsicot WHI Rowan Ullife James Murphy and Warren We Coudintt. Moffet, born 1867, married Pittle in 1883, involved with past business and mining in Madison county. He was a noted sportsman and longtime Butle league baseball player, part of the 1488 team with the Meccaliffe brothers and others.
The sheriff and prosecuting attorney announced that all saloons must close on Sunday in Seattle. A large force of deputies will enforce the order, with proprietors and patrons warned to comply or face arrest.
Preparations are made for the construction of a leat one line to the ore bing of the Smoakehouse Inde. The street car company has a force of men installing switch at the corner of Wyoming and Arizona streets. It was partially completed. In the afternoon the car ran by from way to Main and then down Madtr to Park. This will be reported today when it is completed. Three shills of the pation company were destroyed. naval Nowsas damaged.
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