The Main Floor First of Month Saving Sale
The Main Floor offers a world of new merchandise with many real saving opportunities. Silk hose, gloves, ribbons, and lingerie dominate a broad range of prices, with regular discounted items including Turkish towels, pillow cases, sheets, and various fabrics.
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Kayser
Monarch
Eskay
Derby
Children’s Wash Frocks Sale for Toddlers Today
A local drive offers children’s wash frocks for ages 1 to 6 at a special price of 29 cents, down from 35 cents. Limited stock may sell quickly. shoppers urged to arrive early for best selection.
Boys and childrens clothing sale highlights
The advertisement lists boys Galatea wash suits in sizes 2 to 12 months at 1.76, Keystone rompers 1 to 8 years at 8c and 79c, boys school shirts 6 to 12 years at 4.50 with regular 9.00 values, and Hennessy Double Wear suits for boys at 4.95 as part of a clearance.
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Sampeck
Hennessy
Bargain Household Goods Sale Bulletin
Readable ad notes bingo alarm clocks at 2.23 today. electric irons at 2.98. Homer Laughlin 100 piece black and gold dinner set for 13.40. rain brown tumblers star cut or etched 10 cents each. regular prices listed with deep discounts.
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Homer Laughlin
Butte Chamber presses land office reform
The Butte Chamber of Commerce urged Washington to curb delays in patenting homestead final certificates. A letter from Helena’s George J. Ramsey prompted discussion with Senator Walsh. Commissioner Clay Tallman argued against sending proofs by separate letters, citing workflow and clerical costs. He noted three month action windows and high throughput from the public lands division, with 41 000 cases approved in 10 months, mostly homestead entries.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Land Department
Washington
Butte Organization
George J. Ramsey
Helena
T. J. Walsh
Clay Tallman
Land Office
Chamber of Commerce
Tallman
The
Ramsey
Treasury Department
Public Lands Division
Five freshman hazing case ends with shooting in Annapolis
Five freshmen at Stu John's Military College were arrested in Annapolis on May 28 for allegedly hazing classmates. They face charges after Cadet William Bowlus was shot. others released on bail of 1500 dollars each awaiting June hearing. Bowlus is in dangerous condition. The incident follows a freshman room intrusion by juniors.
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Annapolis
Stu John's Military College
William R. Bowlus
John W. Noble
Preston
Henry L. Valdes
Mavana
Cuba
Reginald A. Jones
Cambridge
George W.weaver
Auburn
New York
Fendall Mar
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