Special Eye Cream and Lotion Offer Notice
An advertisement describes Special Eye Cream that tightens and builds around the eyes and a $1.50 Special Eye Lotion that soothes and strengthens the eye area.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
10
An advertisement describes Special Eye Cream that tightens and builds around the eyes and a $1.50 Special Eye Lotion that soothes and strengthens the eye area.
Tommy Gibbons arrives in Anaconda on May 24 for an athletic show at the Margaret theater under the Legion Athletic association. The event precedes the July 4 heavyweight title fight with Jack Dempsey in Shelby.
The sepulcher housing the Dowager Empress Tzu Hei of China has been under construction for more than thirty years, reflecting long-gestating royal burial plans.
The Anaconda City Council proposes Special Improvement District No. 192 to install lighting on Oak Cherry Cedar and Chestnut streets from Third Street to Commercial Avenue. Funds include $7,040 for posts wiring and fixtures and $1,988 for first year maintenance, to be repaid by district bonds over two years with 6 percent interest. Proceedings set for June 4 1923 with protest deadlines in the city clerk's office.
A senior class meeting announced the Big Stack yearbook has gone to press and will distribute in the first week of June. Marvilie Barnes urged larger subscriptions since the book is included in student tickets this year, reducing income. The publication adds sports, forensic activities, literary work, dramatics, and illustrations, with Miss Paper stating it sets a new standard for future issues.
The funeral for Steve Des Jardin, killed in a Butte auto crash, was from his sister Mrs Edward Lee's home to St Paul’s Church for requiem high mass. Pallbearers included Phil O Donnell and Fred Thibadeau. interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery. Many Butte residents traveled to Anaconda for the service. church and grounds displayed numerous floral offerings.
J H W Brunson state superintendent of fish hatcheries arrived in the city and left for Georgetown to assist Doc Treese at the spawning station There has been a strong run of rainbow trout and grayling at Lake Rowan Grayling thrived after two years in the region Brunson reports hatcheries statewide making solid progress with Georgetown reporting more than two million native trout hatched to date
Dr Hall explains blood transfusion history aims and process at Rotary meeting. He uses specimens and slides to illustrate while lay attendees enjoy the presentation. Visitors include Ray Church Helena FR Belts Spokane and Joe Markham Butte.
Invitations have been issued for the Country Club opening dance next Saturday evening. The club, with more than 150 members this year, aims to make the season’s socials a great success with members in charge of arrangements and many prospective applicants noted.
Final plans were completed for a linen shower to honor the Dominican Sisters of St. Peter's church at their home on West Third Street. Parish ladies organized the event with months of work behind it and will present handmade gifts to the nuns for their new home. Refreshments will follow the event.
The Rev. Dr. Challoughlezilezise, prince of Ethiopia and bishop, will preach at the Methodist Episcopal church on the topic Africa and Its Needs. The visit sparked mixed reactions from local colored residents who questioned his claims. The prince says his mission is to promote Protestant missionary work in East Africa and he presented credentials from Ethiopia and Canada.
Dorothy Revier delivers a brilliant performance as a wife who does her husband’s bidding in The Broadway Madonna current engagement at the Margaret. The production showcases her striking resemblance to Gloria Swanson and substantial talent. The film is distributed by F.
The Rev. BE. C. Bartlett and his family travel to Helena for the final days of a summer school for Methodist pastors and lay workers led by Bishop W. Burns. The program emphasizes the church's world service initiative linked to its centenary movement. the Bartletts plan to return Saturday.
Molly Jones forfeited a $15 bond in police court after failing to appear to answer vagrancy charges. She was arrested by Chief of Police Cullen.
Helena hearing on intrastate freight rates reveals Detroit to Helena costs equal to Detroit to Seattle and Portland. Automobile dealer Wd Walker cites perceived discrimination while officials and citizens push for rate reductions. Evening sessions start tomorrow as the Montana railroad commission continues its inquiry.
Preliminary work begins as Knights of Columbus hold a meeting at the clubhouse to boost funds with a fair in the second week of September. Fred M. Davidson is named fair manager and will appoint committee members this week. If funds meet goals, construction on a new clubhouse will start next spring.
For the second time this month St Peter's students earned honors in the Ancient Order of Hibernians essay contests. Robert ONeill won first place in the state contest with an essay on England America and Ireland up to 1800, and Peter Moran took second with Why Study Irish History. Rose Haffey and Mary Walsh placed third and fourth in the high school division, while William Daugherty and Bridget Walsh earned sixth and seventh in the seventh and eighth grade contests.
A traveler describes riding east via the Denver and Rio Grande Western line and spotting the Famous Royal Gorge. The note preserves the route and a notable landmark along the journey.
Advertisement extols Malsified cocoa nut oil shampoo as gentle on the scalp and hair. It claims pure greaseless formula cleanses thoroughly with rich lather using two to three teaspoons. The copy touts quick drying, silky, manageable results and notes availability at drug stores.
In a brief notice a seller advertises a modern five room house near in on a 50 foot lot for 3650 dollars with a claim the investment will yield about 14 percent after taxes. Contact to discuss the sale immediately.
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