It Means You Get During This Sale a Suit for 15
A local sale advertises suits or overcoats priced at 15 dollars, offering a 1 to 4 percent off and emphasizing the discount to attract shoppers during the sale period.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
8
A local sale advertises suits or overcoats priced at 15 dollars, offering a 1 to 4 percent off and emphasizing the discount to attract shoppers during the sale period.
Inland waterways commission begins first MississippI trip from St Baad to meet President Roosevelt in New Orleans. The river voyage aims to spotlight navigation improvements, canal links, and future federal action to expand river transport, with stops at Prescott, Keokuk, Memphis, and St Louis for demonstrations and public receptions.
New York physics of a large auto race at Morrla Dark track draws Eastern enthusiasts. Nearly a score of cars enter the event run by the Marshall Park Motordrome circuit. Foreign entrants promise strong showings as Taray arrives from Europe to contest the title.
An odd report from the Sin Pranelsea Chronicle notes contortionists in Honolulu striking during a dramatic performance. The event disrupts the ancient Ti walla spectacle, drawing attention and concern from attendees.
A benefit for cruiser squadron officers in port was canceled at the Hawaiian opera house after hula dancers struck for higher pay. Dancers had rehearsed, tickets refunded, impresario Prince Emma de Fries refused the raise of about two cents, and the entertainment was scrapped.
A powder cap exploded in a classroom at Washington School on East Park Street injuring a boy identified as Sorrow. He suffered severe injuries including lacerations. doctors treated him but bills were uncertain. Surgeons operated and amputations were considered. the boy was housed at St. James Hospital.
The report from tang rid Cal via Inter states Miss Wiluile Squiers, longtime Butte public school teacher, wed a Mr. Dain Misa Squiers. She had requested a leave of absence for family reasons, delaying her return to teaching until the new term.
In Missoula on Sept 24 a district court jury cleared Clarence Brandon, manager of the Gem theater, of charges that he allowed women and liquor at his premises. insufficient evidence led to a not guilty verdict and costs taxed against the plaintiff. William Brown, a colored man, received a two year penitentiary sentence for assault.
Citizens of Missouri show interest in securing a suitable site for the Odd Fellows' home. Committees survey locations and gather support as subscriptions push toward a $5,000 target to advance the project.
The local lodge pledged 32000 toward the fund and the committee reported 2040 in subscriptions with more promises. The full 9000 expected to be raised tomorrow morning, as Missoula is urged as the ideal site and strong committee pressure supports choosing the city.
In Missoula the jury found Jack Riley guilty in the district court on charges tied to vitlemptime and grand larceny. The defendant was arrested near Anga, later faced further prosecutions for impersonating an officer, and endured a lengthy, contentious trial with attorneys clashing through multiple sessions.
Missoula undertaker Marshehiype reports relatives traced through a receipt for subscription to the Standard. The dead man’s address and the gift’s origin were obtained via a receipt and shipped this evening per a woman’s instruction.
Misoula notes report William Wallace Jr and Charles Donnelly, Northern Pacific attorneys, visiting local towns including Missoula and Hamilton. President G. A. Mra at the University of Montana biases Rowe to Mies Chiy for upcoming Tagtvuctins. Lucy Tits gane attends Coouy d Alene Weetel events as burial plans for Kathering Maser are noted alongside a funeral for the Wie daugiter at Willem Barer.
Died Tuesday in Spokane with funeral held at the Catholic church yesterday afternoon. Friends attended the services and floral offerings were numerous. Professors William Aber M. J. Elrod and J. F. Rowe left for Helena to place the University of Montana exhibit at the state fair. A large shipment of university exhibits has been sent.
A melodrama titled A Wife's Secret was staged at the Broadway theater last night before a small audience. The story features a suspicious husband and a wronged wife driven from Taine, with eventual justice upon the villain. The cast includes a rector, his sister, a scoundrel, a hypocrite, a faithful colored servant, and a poker player, with the company receiving satisfactory reviews.
Alumni arrive eager for the season opener amid rapid practice showing speed and sharp play. Michigan state prospects, featuring Crowe and Clem Crawley, prepare to face Valley View Grandmere at 224 airlock tomorrow afternoon with signals from quarterback Bab Hambarkin and a strong line led by McCarthy Roach Towers Coneh.
Spokane Spokesman-Review reports United States circuit court in Denver affirmed most of the district court ruling against Great Northern Railway in rebate cases. The Hepburn Act is a merely enhancing act, not repealing, the Elkins Act remains in force for prohibiting rebates. The decision allows prosecutions for rebates under the Hepburn Act and implications for related actions in Minnesota and Minnesota linked cases.
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