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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1913
Page
2
The Commercial League opened with Electrics beating Bankers 6 to 1 in seven innings. Poor weather slowed play but the exhibition quality remained high as both teams battled despite a 0-0 first inning. Umpire Robbins officiated a steady contest with strong defense and steady hitting from the Electrics.
Parrot Flats swept Broadway Juniors with 7 to 6 and 107 to etc. Batter details name Fat Jack mentioned as Broadway catcher. Clear Grit Sluggers beat Centerville Pets 8 to? Cloak Riley and Wallers starred for Grit. Cornell trounced Michigan 86 to 32 in dual track meet. track records fell.
A sale advert announces about one hundred seventy women’s tailored suits offered at regular prices from 25 to 27 50 being cut to 17 each tomorrow Monday. All are new fresh and stylish. The copy promises exceptional value and invites readers to shop early to avoid missing the great deal.
Advertisement for a May sale on women’s lingerie including undermuslins nightgowns and combinations. Pricing highlights feature 9 cents items, $1 values, and $1.49 styles. Describes multiple fabrics, trims, and numerous nightgown styles across a broad selection.
The current season showcases exquisite women’s turtles and drapes in Wael white and blue. Discounts include 17 tunies at 11.22, 22 tunies at 14.06, 23 tunics at 15.32, 425 tunics at 18.66, 20 tennis at 13.93, and 95 finies at 16.66.
Catalog fragment lists women 8 25c hose and 11c items in black and tan with split foot. Includes heavy garter tops and a sale price of 1c for some items. Describes children’s hose in various weights and colors and notes a well known late deal hand hose.
Readable notice advertises sale of hair bandeaus and related headgear with pearl and brilliants ostrich feather stick ups and spun glass. It promises reduced prices one third off regular and highlights upcoming jewelry section discounts and latest headgear offerings.
Serviceable Connell Shoes Boys two fifty shoes one forty eight and lot of boys fine shoes with heavy soles button and buckle styles all sizes in the sot dressy and very serviceable Girls two sixty shoes one forty eight girlish the kid and button with heavy soles and wide sizes up to five for large girls Ladies two forty nine shoes one twenty five a lot of girls fine kid shoes and Oxfords worth two broken lines we wish to close out all sizes Women three sixty five slippers twenty six cents final sizes narrow widths cane seat on upper or excharged worth up to three sixty at the
In the May white sale the corset store offers a fine lot of Nadia corsets with long coutil models, plastic corsets, low bust and two pairs of hose supporters. Sizes 18 to 26 available. Sale price is six shillings a pair. sale starts tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
An advertisement notes a Monday sale of domestics including fine fabrics such as white pique linen and striped patterns. It lists various dress materials and garments like wash fabrics, crepe, colored voiles, and boys and girls clothing, to be offered at late tomorrow.
A dated advertisement lists Paris made lingerie including chemises at $95, French chemises from $1.50 to $1, combos at $2.73, French gowns at $3, and boudoir caps reduced to 69 cents. It advertises embroidery, scalloped edges, and decorative sprays, with a May sale period noted.
A sale offers about fifty fine women’s suits valued to 35 dollars, shown in latest styles and colors. The suits are new and fashionable, with materials described as up to date, offered tomorrow for 24.50.
A sale offers mesentine silks Liberty and princess satins 26 to 27 inches wide in all colors priced at 1.25 and 1 per yard. Also plain colored penees 27 inches wide in natural and street shades plus black and Cheney Bens foulards in all colors.
The ad advertises women and children's underwear in pure white cotton and various styles. It highlights high neck and ghart slipovers, long and short sleeves, and vests and pants for women as well as undergarments for boys. Items are on sale at a fraction of their regular prices.
The Connell millinery offers women’s hats in latest styles and fancies. Hats regularly selling up to 10 dollars will be on sale tomorrow for five dollars, featuring head-hugging styles and trendy fads.
A historical ad notes Connell Shoes stocking men and women styles at various prices. Men's dress and work shoes are listed alongside women's fine dress and casual options. The ad highlights hand-sewn uppers, welt soles, and a variety of leathers and finishes in multiple sizes.
We present first quality brassieres with removable shields offered at a special price in May sale. Previously sold at $1.50, the shields and design are praised as a fine bargain. Early customers can obtain pairs for $1.12.
Ramio Linen 18¢ a heavy imitation of real linen popular for middy dresses and garments. Dress gingham 840 available in two colors with up-to-date patterns, on sale Monday for 6 per yard. Silk-Stripped Vellies 25¢ fine sheer silk volles for dresses and wraps. White Volles 25¢ 16 inch wide sheer material described as very fine quality.
A strong workout by Bulle high school athletes under Coach Harman showcased top sprinters and throwers as they prepare for the Miegoula state meet. G Phelps led the sprint group with times near 10.2 and 21.5 seconds, while Donnelly and Mueller posted solid hammer and field marks.
Prof Edward Wildman head of sciences department plans practical study in botany by planting a garden beside the school lawn. Female students will learn from nature how to grow decorative flowers on campus.
Chicago May 3 reports show James Evers weathering near universal scrutiny after Murphy’s ousting and Chance’s era. The aging manager’s patience and discipline are questioned as lineup tensions, media critique, and steely expectations threaten his grip on the club’s direction. Bresnahan could be a stabilizing option if needed.
President A. Comiskey of the White Storglans seeks to raise south side park capacity from 3.00 to 45,000 for the 119 season, indicating changes will require expenditure exceeding threshold.
The funeral director notes Miss Blyne Myre, who died in Rupert Idaho, is expected to arrive tomorrow Monday morning. Time and place of service to be announced.
The notice discusses wiring and plumbing work completed at North Main Street Mell Phones. It mentions a big baseball plant capacity and Polo Grounds renovations with new bleachers to align with park standards. It also lists several funeral notices including Jacob Oscar Makl Angie Menard and Georgia Margaret McMann as well as a death in Mrs Margaret Geggin and services planned for the near future.
The funeral of the late Jonn Ef Wiliams will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family residence in Menderville with services at Unity Methodist Church led by Rev R Z Wearren. Miss Blanche Mosley Trugk, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Brook, will have a funeral at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the family residence on West Park Street conducted by Rev George D Wolfe. Thomas Keyeth, five weeks old, son of Mrs Thomas J Pascoe, died yesterday at the Southern hotel. funeral at 4 p.m. today conducted by Rev George D Wolfe.
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