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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
5
The text outlines practical gifts for older men including Hart Schaffner & Marx suits and overcoats, shirts, hats, gloves, sweaters, and minor accessories. It suggests gift certificates for flexibility and highlights traveling cases, wallets, and smoking sets as notable items this year.
Floor coverings and blankets advertised as peer in the blanket world with fine Pendleton blankets and robes as gifts. Rugs in all sizes feature newest Orient designs, blended colors, and patterns improved from past offerings to enhance the home.
A promotional note highlights a wide range of coats dresses and toilet goods in various sizes and styles for all occasions promising fashionable options and novelty items.
In the store description the advertiser emphasizes a very complete and up to the minute Boys' Department offering a wide range of apparel and trimmings. The wording suggests thorough stock and current styles for young customers.
Leyland store touts a festive Toys for tots sale highlighting a 15 inch Mama doll priced at 1.15 dollars and other items priced to suit all ages. The season celebration emphasizes children's gifts and value with a range of fine toys and holiday selections.
A new pair of footwear lets her select both size and style, offering a highly satisfying method that puts comfort and preference first.
A garage behind the F. E. Roger residence on North Washington Street burned last Sunday morning, destroying the structure and a Chevrolet sedan stored inside. The blaze, found just after 3 o'clock, could not be saved. The garage, owned by Mr. Boger and uninsured, held a partly insured car owned by Fred Kamps. The cause remains undetermined but a short circuit in the car wiring is suspected.
A fire started by a defective fire caused heavy damage to the ranch home of George Hughes in the Horse Prairie area last Saturday night. The blaze destroyed the roof and second story before firefighters extinguished it.
An Indiana mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds and says it helped her son with bronchial tube trouble since age three. The advertisement claims the product suits croup and nocturnal coughs and urges readers to ask for it at Potts, the druggist.
The Liberty Weekly Income and Tax Record described as the most complete record book for the purpose is available in stock at the Tribune Book Store for five dollars. Call and examine it.
A historical note claims Chinese bakers produced bread from wheat as early as 1998 B C A separate incident describes a housewife striking an Indianapolis burglar with a soapy dishrag causing the intruder to flee
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