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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
8
New arrivals appeal to summer sewers with embroidery flouneings in widths from 18 to 40 inches in Swiss, batiste and organdy priced 50 cents to 2.50 a yard. Five to 10 inch embroideries for collars sold by the yard. Exquisite allover embroideries priced 1.00 to 2.00 a yard. Finished edge bands and beading, very new, priced 0.25 to 1.00 a yard.
Every Day Brings Brand-New and Fashionable Things in Women's Apparel offers practical coats for summer wear and overwraps in checks and plain weaves from $6 to $7.50. Covert coats with velvet trim or black silk coats in taffetas or moire are priced from $19.75 upward, with broader selections at $10.50, $13.50, and $15.00 for tailored styles.
The corset shop on the second floor shows New Modesty Waists priced at 1.50 to 2.50 in crepe de chine and lace finishes. Sizes range from 19 to 36 with broken sizes from the regular 1.50 line, including a sale assortment in 19 to 28 and 50 cent serviceable corsets for medium bust and hip.
Exceptional values on lingerie and voile waists praised for quality and style. Available in white and colors, with a complete size range. Middy blouses at 98c feature white options and trims, plus new chic middies in white blue pink or black at 4.50.
A visiting party of about 188 Cincinnati Retail Grocers Association members and 89 accompanying women toured Butte yesterday. City officials and local merchants greeted them, pinned the city key to CH Elliott, and hosted a luncheon for 144 at the Silver Bow club. speakers praised the visit while noting Butte’s rainy welcome and promising further hospitality as the party proceeded toward Milwaukee and St Paul.
Basement specials list hampers in various sizes with regular prices 2 3.50 and 9 dollars, all offered as specials at 8 dollars for No 2 size and 4 dollars for No 9 size. Quantity and full details unclear in the fragment but notes discount on key items.
Willow displays mall size baskets for $1.00, medium $1.35, extra large $1.55. Tron strapped market baskets 65c and 50c, security ironing boards on sale for $2.00. Limited time in-store specials.
A. H. Hanibal, claiming insanity, told police a bizarre account of being chased from a Northern Pacific train by four men who drugged him and tried to force him off at Butte. Railroad officials dispute the story, noting no pursuit occurred. Hanibal reached the station muddy and torn with $15 and a diamond ring, saying his wife works as a cook in Seattle and his father lives in Council Bluffs.
The United States civil service commission announces a forest and field clerk examination to be held in Butte on June 19, 1916, to fill vacancies in the forest and reclamation services. Applicants need one year of clerical office experience and know stenography and typewriting. Men and women admitted. age 18 to 40 for men. Apply locally in Butte or to Seattle for forms.
Standard subscribers may purchase up to four spoons for every month of subscription paid without clipping coupons. The offer promotes premium silverware tied to ongoing subscriptions and applies to enclosures within the rate plan.
The text asks how to mark the letter a for Petro rad, noting a short value similar to fat and frantic. It mentions giving a brief immigration note and writing to the department of labor in Washington.
Judge Donlan denied a 10 day stay of Judgment in the John E. Reed case the employment agent convicted of sending Bits from Butte to Diamondville for moral purposes An exception was taken Defense allowed 6 days to file a bill of exceptions Reed to be sentenced today Lizzie Marsh sues Great Northern Montana Central and South Butte and Anderson Mining to recover her dower in property sold by husband George Marsh in 1882 Eight plus acres with an eighth ownership Marsh valued at 27000 in one claim and 2000 in another
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