The Butte Daily Post, 1911-03-17, p.5

FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1911. — THE BUTTE INTER MOUNTAIN — 5 ## Column 1 # PROMINENT MEN ATTEND BANQUET ## IRISH IN ANNUAL BANQUET AT THE SILVER BOW CLUB IN HONOR OF ST. PATRICK. The banquet given at the Silver Bow club last evening was attended by representative Irish-Americans from all parts of the state of Montana. From the heights of patriotism, love of the banner of Green, and loyalty to the Eagle, the addresses last night carried the listeners over the waves that part the New World from the Old, to the little Island that sleeps on the bosom of the wave. The curtains of the future were rolled back and the brightness of the days that await limned in silver lines. The banquet was handsomely appointed. P. J. Brophy was chairman. Lieutenat [sic] Governor Allen was unavoidably absent and W. W. Walsworth of The Anaconda Standard took his place in the toast of "Montana." The program of the evening was as follows: "The President," Hon Henry C. Smith. "Our Country," Hon. C. F. Kelley. "The Irish-Americans," Hon. William L. Holloway. "St. Patrick's Day," Mr. W. K. Dwyer. "Montana," W. W. Walsworth. Song, Ed Lee. Recitation, M. J. Gavigan. "Our City," Hon C. P. Nevin. Those present at the banquet were: C. F. Kelley, H. A. Gallwey, T. J. Walker, Tom Crowley, Thomas Mulcahy, Ed Lee, P. J. Boyle, L. E. Hanen, Frank C. Walker, W. H. Maloney, William T. Rohan, Thos. Prendergast, J. P. O'Neill, Rev. P. J. Crawley, Jno. Ferns, J. J. O'Meara, Rev. M. McCormick, Hugh Daly, W. H. Reber, D. J. Harrington, Tom F. McDonald, Mike Murray, J. K. O'Rourke, Frank J. McGrath, W. W. Kelly, John MacGinniss, Will D. Horgan, R. P. Kelly, Thomas J. Moran, C. E. Meagher, James Leyden, M. Gavigan, Charles Ferns, J. C. Leary, W. J. Sewell, H. J. Merkle, H. C. Shann, R. J. McDonald, B. J. Keenan, R. M. Kavanagh, Ross J. Daily, Bob Fair, M. V. Conroy, Walter [B?]reen, M. R. Hanley, Fred J. McQueeney, Jimmy Guggenheim, W. K. Dwyer, Henry E. Smith, P. J. Brophy, C. J. Kelly, E. F. Mathewson, W. W. Walsworth, John G. Holland, Dr. W. T. Dwyer, R. C. Monahan, Larry Duggan, William Walsh, Thomas Lavell, Dennis Driscoll, James J. O'Connell, P. F. Cleary, Dan W. Lewis, J. F. O'Brien, John F. Foley, W. E. Elsworth, M. J. English, E. F. O'Flynn, Thomas Driscoll, J. L. Hannifin, James Brown, James F. Hurley, Alex J. McGowan, Patrick Scanlan, J. V. Dwyer, C. H. Gallagher, E. J. Lancey, John F. Sullivan, Frank T. Donovan, Lewis P. Donovan, Sesizsn [sic] Mupis Sr., Dan Coleman, Jeremiah J. Lynch, Robert L. Walsh, A. R. Nelyner, Thomas P. McAuley, H. F. Pissot, T. J. Nerney, J. B. Mulcahy, P. J. Leagan, John J. Cleary, Harry Davenport, T. F. Nolan, C. L. Storms, Joseph Jackson, James M. Martin, F. J. Boyle, F. J. Murray, James Murphy, Dick Walsh, Patrick Lyne, John O'Neill, Dennis Kennedy, James O'Leary, D. H. Crowley, E. J. Devine, P. H. Scanlan, W. M. Tuohy, J. J. Flanigan, J. C. Adams, T. S. Kilgallon, J. L. Dobell, R. B. Gage, J. William Leeler. ### DEATHS AND FUNERALS. The funeral of Mrs. William J. Toohey will take place tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from the family residence, 375 Curtis street, proceeding to the Sacred Heart church, where a high mass of requiem will be celebrated. The funeral of Joseph P. Gaffney took place this morning at 9 o'clock from the family residence, rear of 19 West Copper street, proceeding to St. Patrick's church, where a high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock. Fred Waters, a native of England and a resident of this city for 17 years, died today at the age of 43, at the family residence, 1639 North Main street, Walkerville. He is survived by a wife and daughter, aged 9 years, and one brother, Thomas Waters. Mr. Waters was a well known smelterman and was a member of the Smeltermen's union, Olive Branch lodge of Odd Fellows and Robin Hood Homestead, 1970. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence, proceeding to the Odd Fellows' hall, where service will be conducted by the Rev. T. H. Barker. ### CHAS. E. MITCHELL DIES. BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. New Britain, Conn., March 17.—Charles Elliott Mitchell, United States commissioner of patents under President Harrison, died of apoplexy today, aged 73. # *Farewell Song Recital* Given by Mrs. Charles Green, assisted by Katharine Giltinan. # *At the Woman's Club Tonight* Eight o'clock. Tickets $1.00 # Gamble Concert Co Auditorium MONDAY, MARCH 20 ADMISSION 50 CENTS TEACHERS' LECTURE COURSE ## Column 2 [Hennessy's display advertisement; it fills columns 2-7, the whole page to the right of column 1. Transcribed band by band, top to bottom, left to right.] *Hennessy's* ### Five Deliveries are made by our automobiles each day in the residence districts of the city. *Hennessy's* # Half Price Sale for Saturday ## Of Fiberoid and French Ivory Goods ### Hand Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Comb Trays, Puff Boxes, Soap Boxes, Etc. Bright new goods which we secured at a price and will sell tomorrow for just half what you have been used to paying. Bevel plate mirrors, oval and round shapes with plain and fancy backs, hair brushes, best quality with bristles that will wear, Puff boxes in your favorite color, soap boxes, comb trays, on sale tomorrow in the Drug Sundry section at exactly half the regular price. | | | | | | | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | $5.00 HAND MIRRORS **$2.50** | $4.00 HAND MIRRORS **$2.00** | $2.00 HAND MIRRORS **$1.50** | $2.00 HAND MIRRORS **$1.00** | $1.75 HAND MIRRORS **85c** | $1.50 Pocket Mirrors **75c** | | $1.00 HAIR BRUSHES **50c** | $1.50 COMB TRAYS **75c** | 65c PUFF BOXES **35c** | 35c SOAP BOXES **15c** | $1.25 Pocket Mirrors **65c** | 75c Pocket Mirrors **40c** | [illustration: a girl in a dark dress with a large bow standing beside round boxes; a row of boxes and lengths of ribbon across the top; a second girl with a hat, bow and boxes at the right] # New Fancy Ribbons at 25c a Yard ## The Ribbon Bargain of the Season ### Regular 50c and 75c values, four, five, six and seven inches wide. This season's stock in the new stripe effects, plaids, black and white combinations, Persian, check, floral designs, self-color and moire application effects; the prettiest ribbons we have seen this season, are in this big special Saturday sale, all at the one price of # Twenty five Cents a Yard [boxed, right:] These Ribbons On Display In Our Main Street Windows. [boxed advertisement, left] # New Tailored Suits $24.50 ## Positively the Prettiest We Have Ever Exhibited at This Popular Price There is no guessing with us regarding fashion in suits. They must be authentic and correct in every detail, and those shown in this line are the new short-coat models and straight-line skirts, with panel back, in the most fashionable colors and fabrics. Beautiful new two-tone tweeds, wool canvas, homespun, fancies and the staple serges in white, white with hairline stripes, navy and black. [boxed advertisement, right] # A Stunning Coat Special at $15 ## One of the Newest Arrivals—An Approved Spring Style This new model coat has been selected as depicting the newest line, while the style itself is radically different from any shown heretofore. A coat of service, refinement and character. Made of the finest twisted English serge in navy blue and black; 54 inches in length, semi-fitting, in the three-button side effect and finished with fancy braid around neck and collar. This coat promises to very popular [sic] for early spring wear. ### Black Sateen Waists 50c These waists are made of excellent quality black sateen with pleated and plain fronts. A good serviceable waist worth much more than the special price of 50c each. ### $2.50 Waists $1.39 White nun's veiling waists with colored silk stripe. Trimmed with large pearl buttons. Shown in the new tailored effects. Worth regularly $2.50. Only $1.39. [boxed advertisement, centre] # Remnants of Dress Goods *North Aisle Main Floor* In lengths suitable for women's suits and waists and children's school dresses. # All the Season's Newest Weaves In Panamas, serges, batistes, broadcloth, homespuns, checks, stripes, plaids and plain colors. Lengths from 2 to 8 yards. ### Pinless Cluster Puffs REAL HAIR Prices $2.50, $5.00, $7.50 and $10. Of real hair, in the natural curl. These puffs are not fastened with hairpins and will retain their shape. $10 Cluster Puffs $7.50 Extra large. Natural hair. Thirty small curls. $2.50 Cluster Curls $2.00 Good Cluster Puffs $2.50 # Household Bargains In the Basement *This Sale Continued for the Benefit of Saturday Shoppers* [illustration: two water tumblers] Water Tumblers 100 dozen plain water tumblers, full size, good quality. Regular 75c. Special, dozen, 50c. Nest Eggs Opal glass eggs, special, 2 for 5c. ### Dinnerware Special We are discounting several patterns in decorated English porcelain dinner ware; all displayed on front tables in our china department and selling at one-half the regular price. ### Stoneware Combinets With cover and bail handle, each $1.00. [illustration: dinner plate, covered tureen, cup and saucer] Odd Saucers 50 dozen odd saucers, some plain white and some decorated; all tea saucers; 3 for 5c. China Berry Sets Nicely decorated, large bowl and six fruit dishes. Set complete 75c. Chocolate Sets Nicely decorated china. Set consists of a chocolate pot and six cups and saucers. Only $1.75. Sugar and Creamer Decorated china sugar and cream sets, worth 75c. Special for both 50c. [illustration: decorated chocolate pot] [boxed] ### Butte Souvenir Plates 50 dozen souvenis [sic] plates, 8-inch size, showing five different scenes of Butte; regular value 25c. Special for .................................. 10c ### Flower Pots In all sizes from 4 to 12 inches. The prices start at 10c for pot and saucer. [boxed] 10c A Special Table Heaped with Pieces Worth Double. All at the One Price, Ten Cents 10c Plates in all sizes, fruits, oatmeal bowls, etc., in the best grade of thin porcelain; some nicely decorated in floral designs and in white and gold. Every piece worth double the clearing price of 10 cents. [illustration: copper-rimmed wash boiler] Wash Boilers Heavy tin with copper bottom and two-inch copper rim. Each only $1.75. Sadiron holders. All steel, nonbreakable. Worth 25c. Each 15c. Oil stove teakettles. The kind that heat quickly, 25c each. Hammers, good steel, plain or bell face. Choice 50c each. Padlocks, a special lock for 10c. Others at 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c to $2.00. [boxed] EXTRA SPECIALS FROM THE BUSY BASEMENT [illustration: a toilet paper roll and fixture labelled TOILET PAPER] Roller Skates For the little ones—boys or girls. They fit all sized feet. Per pair $1.50. Toilet Paper Large rolls, fine tissue; regular 5c size. Special, 9 rolls for 25c. No telephone orders. Limit 9 rolls to a customer. Toilet paper fixtures, each 10c. Pie Tins Heavy pressed tin, all sizes, shallow or deep, and the perforated kind. Regular 10c values. Choice of the lot 5c. Parlor Brooms Extra fine stock, sewed with 5 bands. Regular value 75c. Special during this sale, 50c. Carpet Beaters Made of heavy copper wire with offset handle. Worth 25c; sale price 15c. [illustration: a pie tin] Rolling Pins Hardwood Maple Rolling Pins, each 15c. Lemon Squeezers Wood lemon squeezers with white porcelain cup. Each 15c. Toothpicks Hardwood polished toothpicks; regular 5c sifie [sic]. Special, 2 packages for 5c. [illustration: an oval foot bath] Foot Baths Heavy japanned oval foot baths, each 75c. Dippers Family dippers, made of heavy pressed tin and retinned, handle riveted. Each 20c.