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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
8
Women’s suits priced at 17.50 and 19.75 dominate a clearance of two-pair lots and remaining single pairs. Curtains from many lines in the firanery section on the third floor are offered at half regular prices with several values listed, including 4.50, 7.00, and 8.34 options. Regular 7 value curtains, 46 inches, are featured in a special morning sale.
White cable net curtains sold at 150 per pair. Regularly priced at 3 per pair. feature three inch filet lace edge and measure about forty inches wide by full length.
An advertisement notes white embroidered Swiss curtains priced at one dollar per pair, matching the usual selling price of 2.75 for a pair. The item is described as fine and long at forty rounds long, implying a standard length for sale.
Advertisement notes tapestry squares offered at 80 cents per square inch with many pieces over 24 by 24 inches. Weighs regular value of two dollars per yard, pricing by square units, sale limited to rectangular squares and flexible cutting options.
Rare bargains for mothers seeking daughters’ sizes among fine wash dresses. Linens ratines and ginghams in styles and colors for ages 6 8 and 10, with dresses originally up to 7.50 now 1.95. Also first showing today of youthful fashions for 8 to 16 featuring jumper dresses yoke skirts and wide skirts in batiste gingham and chambray 1.60 to 3.95.
Hats priced at 15 dollars or more are marked down this season in a special showing of tailored and dress hats. Flower and ribbon trimmed styles join the sale, inviting shoppers to visit the millinery salon for moderate prices today.
Under a stipulation in Silver Bow county court yesterday Mountain States Telephone may proceed with service improvements in Butte and surrounding territory. The agreement permits dismissal of lawsuits seeking to stop the company from making the changes.
Fragmented text describes a belief that beauty fades with time and anemia risks, urging Dr Williams Pink Pills to boost blood and vitality. The piece shifts to a court hearing in Dillon involving old Independent and Bell telephone companies, injunctions, and regulatory actions, with further lawsuits pending over stock restitution and transfers. It mentions Judge Poindexter and Judge Lynch and notes ongoing legal disputes. The closing line advertises Fair's pneumonia mixture for coughs and colds.
Judge Dorian granted Elton Gunderson a divorce from John H. Gunderson. The couple has four children. the mother keeps the two with her, a girl and a boy, while the father keeps the other two boys. The husband, who offered no defense, must pay alimony of 50 a month and attorney fees of 80.
Oram Stephens, plaintiff in a $100,000 damage suit against Frank Coal and Tom McTague, testified in federal court yesterday. He described abuse by prison guards, and cross examination forced recall of testimony given at a coroner's inquest into the death of a prison guard killed during an attempted escape by prisoners. Florence Clark paid a $300 fine plus $168 costs in federal court after conviction on Mann Act charges. Bankruptcy petitions include Eneberg Bros set for June 28 in Helena. E B Gesche of Inverness referred to HA Gray, liabilities cited, assets listed as zero with exemptions claimed.
C K Alsop reports the transfer of the Alhambra Hot Springs hotel business from M J Sullivan. Sullivan, who faced financial pressures two years ago, has paid creditors and regained possession May 18. He retained management, completed improvements, and earned widespread support from Montana friends.
The Good Government group invites the public to a Saturday meeting May 22 at 2 00 p m in Judge Dolan's courtroom Health officials McCarthy Moore and Miss Males will speak on the city milk ordinance reading by Mrs J Downey follows a business session urged for all members to attend
County commissioners adopt a resolution to borrow 100000 to equip a new county jail tower grade and improve and decorate the courthouse. A special election is set for July to submit the bond proposal to voters. Bonds would be redeemable in 10 years with up to 8 percent interest.
The Standard invites readers to check the classified page for name listings today. If your name is not listed, call the Standard office in Butte to secure a theater ticket for Leow's Emprese show and visit to obtain it.
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