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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1900
Page
5
The Copper City Cloak and Suit Department features a selection of jackets and suits with bold colors and varied fabrics. Specials include three jackets from seven fifty and avoided silk lining. overcoats and tailored suits from sixteen to sixty dollars with free alterations. limited quantities of premium pieces priced to start the season at ten dollars.
An advertisement offers 60 dozen men’s winter weight shirts and drawers in pink and salmon with dark stripe cassimere pants. Described as warm with seamless waist band and silk fleeced fabric. Price not provided.
A detailed look at the construction of the Anaconda smelting plant outlining the high standard organization. C H Repath as engineer in charge directs a large, carefully selected staff with W P Taft on site supervising daily. Toole and Twohy lead the main contract with Frank Jones governing the rail line work and a separate commissary system for workers.
Ladies can choose from twenty five imported dress patterns valued 20 to 35 dollars with linings and fittings tailored to measure for 29 dollars. Fur garments available include seals, minks, Persian lambs, Marten and others in new shapes. Children’s golf capes and jackets offered in bright plaids and multiple sizes at affordable prices.
A Montana store promotes its extensive selection of carpets rugs art squares and floor coverings. It claims to offer the best value with a broad range from high to low priced lines including linoleum oilcloths and mattings.
Hardware Dept announces the arrival of Cole's Hot Blast and All Tight Heaters with a full line to be shown tomorrow morning. Shoppers are invited to inspect the complete line, reminded that prices are right and stoves will sell quickly.
Last week orders rushed the power house foundation. 515 by 34 feet, 40 000 cubic yards of earth to be removed. Excavation advances on the reverbatory building near the roaster as stonemasons finish foundation for the concentrator. Timber ready for erections, temporary rail tracks laid, and city streetcar line extension to connect the site with the business district.
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