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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
7
A local sale offers imported beaded bags with pearl bead strings and gold clasps, priced well below regular values. The lot includes black, red, green, and pearl earrings in various designs and a broken lot of corsets from Stedfern, Warner, Franco and Gossard with values up to 12.50.
Readable OCR fragment lists produce and dairy prices: parsley bunch five cents, American cheese per pound thirty five cents, strained honey priced by jar from four to five types: pint jars four percent, quart jars seventy five cents, half gallon one dollar twenty five cents.
Hand-made gowns and chemises of nainsook in matching embroidered patterns. Regular $3.50 values.
A dated price listing shows POT ROAST TB 10¢ with 12 percent, HAMBURGER STEAK 12% per Ib 5c, ROLLED RIB ROAST 15e per Ib, SHOULDER PORK ROAST 16c to 17 percent per Ib, LEG PORK tb 25¢, LOIN PORK ROAST 25c per Ib, LAMB front quarter and MUTTON front quarter per lb 12 1/2c.
Church notices list daily and Sunday services for several churches including Butte Mt Bethel, Lowell, Unity, Trinity Centerville, Mountain View, Wesley Chapel, and Grace. Details include pastor names, sermon times, Sunday schools, leagues, and special Mother’s Day plans. </s>
James Brown, a Portland plumber, credits Tanlac with curing years of stomach trouble and headaches. He says after three bottles he can eat freely, and has not felt sick for over a year. The ad urges readers to try Tanlac, noting widespread sales.
The set features pure thread silk hose with Sisle top in white black brown sand and gray in all sizes. Some pieces are slightly irregular but not worn out. Perfect examples would cost $3.50 each, now offered at a reduced sale price.
Advertises a one day sale with blouses priced at 98c each, previously 1.45 and 1.75. Mentions madras and percale fabrics in sizes 6 to 16, with women buying multiple items. Specially purchased stock for this Saturday sale.
Smart knitted wool sport coats in heather mixtures with pockets. Button style designed to be worn under coats in cold weather and usable in spring and summer. Regularly valued at 4.00. Available in chest sizes 28 to 34.
Evening worship and sermons at Emanuel Montana and Silver streets at 7 pm. Mission convention 7:45 pm with Swedish language services. Sunday school at 10:30 am, divine service at 11 am in English by Montana district pastors. Multiple churches—Trinity, St. Mark's, First Presbyterian, Central, Welsh, Baptist, Episcopal, Christian, Swedish Mission, Spiritualist, Spiritual Science, Theosophical Society, and Latter Day Saints—announce schedules, languages, and denominational leaders with varying service times throughout the day.
Saturday sale highlights navy blue serge and plaid dresses for girls 8 to 16 with separate belt or sash and $6.95 items. Also gingham and organdie styles for 6 to 12 year olds, skirts in dimity and pongee with lace and pleating, sizes 8 to 16, $6 to $22.50. Knit sweaters in fancy stitches in multiple colors, plus white dresses for graduation or communion priced from $3.95 to $19.75.
Floral Park Gladstone and Edwards streets list H C Lynch pastor with 12:30 Sunday school at 1. Peoples Harrison avenue Major street hold evening service with sermon by the pastor at 8 and Sunday school at 10 30.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 229 North Montana Street offers Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with the subject Everlasting Punishment. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a.m. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held at 8 o'clock and a reading room operates in the church.
Pauline Merritt reported being stabbed twice in her room after midnight at Mercury and Main streets. Deputies Duggan and Kelly found her on the floor in room 1, with knife wounds on her right arm and scratches elsewhere. She was taken to Columbia hospital and described being struck on the head with a stick before escaping. Authorities sought another woman believed involved as officers investigated a possible struggle.
New York May 4 The Chile Copper and Exploration Company reports 1922 operating income of 19 576 634 up from 9 359 266 year earlier with operating profit 7 907 818 and miscellaneous receipts 680 531 total 8 588 349 Charges against income 3 701 395 leaving net income 4 888 954. After depreciation depletion and other accounts a deficit of 1 468 608 is shown. Average copper price received was 16.54 cents per pound.
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