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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
8
A city retailer promotes a sale of inexpensive women and misses garments. New York sourced samples offer suits from 17.50 and coats ranging 6.50 to 28.00, including white serges and novelty covert and silk coats. The emphasis is on newer styles, variety, and low prices for holiday shoppers.
The Girls' club night followed by a second performance drew a larger audience. Clara Dibble and Afrucano led dancing while many club members acted in the playlet When He Speaks. Chorus numbers and specialties from Misses Ashkents, Raflen, and others filled the program.
Leather gloves for women including Kayser silk ind chamoisette offerings priced across the glove counter aisles, with complete assortments advertised.
New leather handbags offered in morocco goat and pinseal with quick sale prices including 2.50 and 3.50 94.00 and 5.00, featuring new shapes and novelty fasteners.
A newspaper sale notice highlights reduced prices on silk hose for women and stockings for children. It touts regular quality black silk hose at 69 cents a pair and seconds at 12% off. Also advertised are fiber silk boots with lisle heels at 25% off and linen remnants priced below typical remnant rates.
Standard subscribers may buy large cotton flags with poles and holders at 6 and. Wool bunting flags at 1.25 each. Subscribers can purchase at special prices. Omaha plans spending 1,000,000 for new board of education buildings.
Charles Johnson began serving six months in Silver Bow county jail and paid a 200 dollar fine after pleading guilty to petty larceny. He stole a purse containing 10 dollars and a 2250 dollar demand note from Henry F Brown of Shawmut. Brown befriended Johnson, who claimed union membership, then fled with the purse as pursuer chased through Wyoming street cabins until capture. Johnson had previously boarded a Great Northern train and was chased by city officers. The report also notes a church concert and a Memorial Day school trip on the same page.
Wash presents Pekin stripe voiles 49 inches wide at 25 cents a yard. Tras Cloth offers sheer fabrics for summer frocks 27 inches wide at 1 96 a yard. Milan displays new fig ured and striped designs 36 inches wide at 1 cent a yard. Batescrepe features summer dress weaves in plaids stripes and solids at 36 cents a yard. Printed organ dies and voiles 40 inches wide cost 4 00 a yard.
Web linen sale offers all-linen damask napkins at 3.00 per dozen, marked down from 4.50. Mercerized damask tablecloths and 72 inch all-linen damask options listed, with regular 0.75 quality reduced to 0.58 per yard. Limited quantities on 25 yard spur.
Saturday night May 29 marks the commissioning of new officers and bandsmen for the Salvation Army Butte corps. The ceremony promises efficient organization, notable music from the band, and speeches by newly appointed officers. friends are invited to attend.
Webster Division of the Parent-Teacher Association holds its latest meeting at the school building this evening at 8 oclock. The event is described as a focal affair with a strong program and an exhibit of the children s work. Refreshments will be served and all members and friends are invited. Lewis A Smith Montana Mason chief master returned to Butte from Missoula where he attended lodge sessions in honor of a Traveling Bible.
A sequence of lodge insulations moves from Ausgoula to Fargo with J D noted, then to Chicago after trips through several cities. A Mountain View church group plans an old time entertainment this evening at the church parlors, with the Sockets providing the program and inviting all members and friends to attend.
The Oneida Community spoon sale, praised by thousands, continues through the last day in June. Spoons, genuine Oneida Community spoons, cost 15 cents each with required coupons or subscription payment, with mailing charges extra for various quantities and delivery guaranteed.
Butte health officials move to enforce sanitary milk laws as Guy Birde, a milk dealer, is fined $20 after a court hearing. His wagon milk tested 28 percent butterfat against a required 3.3 percent. Judge Whitty backs health department, vows prosecutions for unregistered nurses and midwives. Treary Allen receives 0 day vagrancy sentence. suspended on leaving town.
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