davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Hose, 81

Slightly uneven in weave; if
perfect would be SO and
$3.5o. 20 dog. prs. all-silk
hose in black and the popuA
lar fall shades.
Is doz. Women's Outsize
SILK Hose, with Isle garter
top and sole; black, brown,
gray and fawn: uneven
weave; If perfect O. 1S
would be -: pair. p>>%J
70 Prs. women's Full-fash-
Toned Black Lisle Hose; un-
even weave; II perfect,
would be 81 Pr. Sizes E0e
8. 8 R, 10. Pair. ...... W.
Women's Hosiery Section, First
door.
Evening star., 1923-10-25

1 Windsor Arm Rocker, ma
hogany finish. Was 50 TX
$1S.50; now....... T
2 Drop-leat Gateleg Ex-
tension Tables. with solid
mahogany top; size 4sxS4
inches, leaves for extension.
Were SEQ each: $3.50
now ,.a....,.....
i Living Room Table, with
drawer; size OF top ssx4S
inches; combination brown
mahogany. ma. wa rs SI2.75
/ Hall Set; seat and large
beyei plate mirror; brown
mahogany finish. E31 S0
Was SEQ: now. ~s~~
1 pr. Twin Windsor Design
Metal Beds: mahogany nm
ish. Were $50 pr; S2S
i Metal Day Bed: white en-.
ameled 2.s size,. with
Englander link
sprtng. Was E107S
Sl7.5o; now. So. f'"~
3 Simmons Exte a o n
Couches, with cretonne Gov
cred pad. were 60 *
$3.50 each: now. %/"~
Furniture Section, Sixth feor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Children's Shoes, $3.75

10 Prs. Boys Black High
Lace Shoes: English last:
welt soles; sizes S1a A: 4.
5 B; 8, ga. 1. 5 c; az, 4,
AZ D; sh e. Greatly re-
SO prs. Growing Girls Black
or Tan High Lace Shoes;
square toe and welt soles;
fine school shoes; sizes Az,
s. 5M, s, Sti, 2 AA:- (, An, 8.
sig, 6. S1s, Z A: ~ sh. s.
61a, Z B: Az, 5ls, s. 61s, z c.
Greatly Gs,a re d u G e d !; S3.75
Is Prs. Misses Tan High
Lace Shoes: square toe; fiat
heels with rubber lifts; sizes
I2, 121s. 13 A: 11M, IL B;
I3M c: 111s, IL, ! D. "a Ak
Greatly reduced; pair @
Is Prs. Children's Tan High
Lace Shoes; square toe;
spring heels; sizes 8h. 3 B;
s1s c; ., sh. 10 D.
Greatly re d uced; $2.45
pair ........s -.
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Silk Umbrellas, $3.95

Special. 25 Women's "a
inch Co1ored Silk Umbrel-
las; green. navy. purple and
red: assorted wood, bakelfte
trimmed handles: also all
white bakelite, finished with
wrist rings or leather
straps.
Is Chifdren's 20 and "a inch
Black Gloria Cloth Un1brel-
las; assorted wood handles,
Prince Of Wales shape. OK
Were $3.50 each; now NV
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25

/ High Back Reed Chair;
wide arm; woven solid loose
cretonne covered seat cushion
rests on spring seat construc-
ton: antique m a h ogany
finish. Wac s24.75; SIRE
hOW
3 Frosted Brown Fiber Rock
ers. upholstered in cretonne
box spring seat C u 8 h o n s.
Were $3.50 each; eff TX
now ..,...s.s.s.s.
] High Back Reed Rocker that
has box spring seat cushion /;
covered in cretonne enaxaeled
frosted green. Was ffk JE
$2J.50s now. *sSes~
3 Brown Reed-Fiber Rockers:
seat and back upholstered In
cretonne box spring seat
cush ions. Were eff TX
$3.50 each: now. $>S<sS
j Large High Back, Wide
Arm Reed Chair, enameled
gray and black; upholstered
seat and back In excellent
grade rich toned cretonne box
spring seat cushion. co En
Was s41.6e; now. &<s~V
Willow aud Reed Section, FiftA q
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Combinations, So

Were 81 and s4.25. IS
women's Wool and Cotton
Combination Suits: natural
color; high neck: long
sleeves; ankle length: sizes
and Z.
II Women's Wool and Cot
ton Combination Suits: bod
ice style: ribbon straps;
ankle length; sizes z
and s. Were S3.25 e.
each: now. VZ
II Women's Fine Ribbed
Cotton Vests, high neck,
long sleeves; sizes 8
and 8. Were 81 each; E0-
now .. wv
Knit Underwear Section, Third
floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25

is Hungarian Peasant White
Wolfe BIouSes in very pretty
styles. Sizes 36, 50, 40 and
a.. Tremendously re- &f
duced to, each. ..... ~
Belgian Handmade Wolfe
Blouses; white with blouse
or maize trimmings; sizes
42 and IS. Very much Ct OK
reduced to. each p>'/~
4S Handmade Blouses, ba-
tiste and dimity; Peter Pan,
" and square necks; hand
drawn work; embroidered
and filet lace trimmed. Sizes
/, "a; ,. Sc: 2. 3S; IL. 40:
special. s. e each = " 9I5U
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Housewares Reduced

housewares Reduced
SO Wizard Triangie-shaped
Dust Mops, chemically
treated: regularly 7Sc
500 rolls Good Quality Toilet
Paper, 1000 sheets to 81
roll; special, dos. ~
SO at. Cans Wizard Polish.
for furniture. floors and
woodwork. Regularly 2Sr
S1.25; now ..........
C Small Electric Irons. for
travelling; complete with
cases; slightly shopworn.
Were $3.50 each; $3.25
now ............
26 White Enameled Metal
Bread Trays: decorated:
slightly shopworn: fAe
greatly reduced, each Nv
t2 Glib. Electric Irons. COM
piete with cord and stand;
guaranteed Q years. Were
s3.75; now, 50 *
: Porcelain Table Tops. size
25x4I1s inches: sill Rhtly
damaged. Greatly Sf.95
reduced to. each -. ~s"~
l Royal Rochester, Alcohol
Chafng Dish: nickel plated:
black elbonised handles.
Was SIS: 81 *
now ....,....'
/ Manning Bowman Alcohol
Chafing Dish, satin finish
copper with boniz e d
handles. was si1,76; $3.50
now ....s....... -.
/ Universal Alcohol Chatting
Dish. nickel plated, with
black etpnized handles.
Was s1o.6o; X5.7S
: Sunbeam Electric Grills;
oblong style: complete with
pan and toast rack: slightly
shopworn. Were * TX
$3.50 each; now -. YosS~
81 white Enameled Crumb
Sets: tray and scraper;
slightly shopworn. fSr
Greatly reduced. SET. S~S
Manning-B Bowman 4-cup
Aluminium Percolators; Col
enial shape: were Cd TX
s5.25 each; now -.
3 Msnning-Bowman Soup
Aluminium Percolators: Coll
oniai shape; were q OSr
s6.25 each: now -. %~
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25

IS White Organdie Blouses,
with tucked fronts; button
back or front; trimmed
with narrow Irish lace.
Sizes "a to 46 In lot. Gf
Were 81; now. each. W
16 Suit Blouses in Georg-
erte and crepe de chine. In
ovefbrouse m 10 del: also
white embroidered In black
Jaequette: sizes "a to AZ
in lot. Were ss.s5 Sf05
each; now ........ S'"~
SO Handmade. Sheer Wolfe
Lingerie Blouses; ". round
and square necks; long
sleeves; turn-back cuffs;
trimming of coral, maize.
orchid and light blue voile.
Were 1915 each; S19S
now
Evening star., 1923-10-25

Davenport Table, with
drawer; combination ma
hogany; Queen Anne de-
sign. Was SIS; S39.75
Solid Mahogany
Smoker. Was $1s; 81 TX
now 49,. -. PSsSS
Beautifully Designed Bed
Davenports, with tapestry
covered mattress and coil
spring asses.
Were s14s each: .SlO7.N
i white Enameled Bed, with
Englander link spring. 3-ft.
size. Was $3.50; xS *
/ Low-baok ivory Dressing
Table Chair. Was 3E En
$40. now .......... T~S
Costumer and Umbrella
s tan d; mahogany
finish. Was sis: 60 TX
now
/ woven.wire Bed Spring;
3S-inch sire. Greatly E3 OK
reduced to. F~]~
Folding Carpet Seat Arm
chair; natural fin- O. OK
ish. Was s3.75; now $'s/
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Friday Remnant Day-Important Savings
Remnant Day Merchandise Not Returneor Exchangeabe Not
Sent O. D. Approva Mail Phone Orders Accepted
Girls Middies, $1A5

Were $l.95 and &2. Is
middies. aIl-white or white
with colored collars and
cuffs of navy, copen and red
washable material, trimmed
in white braid. Sizes II,
Is, IS and 20 years.
IS Misses Bungalow Aprons
in Amoskeag gi n q h q m.
trimmed in rickrack braid.
Sizes 16 and Is years En~
Greatly reduced. each wv
12 Pairs Boomers in flesh
and white secco silk, made
with elastic waist band
and hemstitched ruffie and
elastic at knee; sizes 8.
10. IL years. Greatly Az
reduced. pair ........
l2 Flannel Middies in navy
and green. trimmed in
white braid. Miss Saratoga
make. Sizes 10, IL, IL. 20
years. Greatly re- . OK
duced, each ...... T~/
Girls Section. Fourth 6oor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Games Reduced

Q Cows In the Corn, Ct E0
were $2.25 ea.: now Y's~S
9 Fortune Telling Games,
were SITS; now, 2Er
each
15 Wonder Wax for making
beads, etc: were $3.50 SEr
] Acrobat Game; slightly
damaged. Was 1915; Ct OK
Set of Blocks. 81 pieces:
cover slightly dam 60 tx
aged. Was SO: now Vs'~
% Marble G m e S. 7Se
Special, each ........ @~~
Toy Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
SO Prs. A11-Wool Plaid
Blankets, Special, $7.85 Pr.

Every blanket full double-bed width 20 inches In finish
ing these blankets they shrunk inches less than the
regular length; otherwise they absolutely perfect Our
price for the regular blankets is $l Pair These S5
opportunity to practice real economy.
Blanket Second
Evening star., 1923-10-25

1 High-grade Reed Chair:
large and comfortable: wing
style; upholstered back; box
spring seat cushion: frosted
mahogany finish. cd h
Was S4I.5o; now. $~
4 High-grade Reed Chairs;
absolutely new and perfect:
woven solid all over with
highest-grade Ceylou reed:
comfortable, wide arm rest;
cretonne covered loose seat
cushions tape spring base
construction. Ensmeled frosted
blue and gray. Exceptional
value. Were $2k75 Sfk *
each: now. T>~"~
3 Rockers to match
above chairs: were Tfk TX
$e4.T5 each now. $'S~s~
/ Reed Rocker. enaneled gray
and blue; cushioned seat and
back In cretonne; box spring
seat construction. Sf2 *
Was $50; now. $$c>S~
I Odd Fernery, slightly dam
aged; frosted brown finish
sold cas- is." Was CO TX
Sd2.15; now.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Women's Skirts, $5.95

Special. IL camers hair, fian-
mel. eponge skirts: tan, gray,
navy; straight line or pleated
models; some plain, others
block patterns.
3 Silk Skirts in black or navy :.
pleated and wrapped models
excellent qua ity.
Were $3.50 each; SO 5n
now .............. %S@sSV
2 Wool Skirts; kasha and
velour. in putty color:
straight or pieated style.
pow wsre si''So each; $3.50
SKIRT Section, Third foor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Gildren's Bassinets
and Cribs Reduced

4 clearance sale Of some OF our
moor samples; good mattresses and
fubber-tired. wire wheels; white
enamel. ivory and walnut. Most
of them have attractive nursery
pictures painted on them.
now. in -. .,..''..''....':!. ivory was 81 $5.45
! in ivory. 2 white enamel.
Were Sl0.50 each; 60 Az
now. TSeES
) SO. Ha,ss ass.. enamel. was $7.45
l White Enamel, 1 Ivory. 1 wal
no'; nor. were ..s.,.''... s.s each; $10.75
j Ivory High Chair with cane
ae.:.. se'!: was sl4:so; :.:'o; $I0.45
Walnut High Chair. q TX
Wss s,sa.ss, ssa;5S; neT g;.s cs.;, Po..S ,'...,.
es~'.s... es@asea' was $3.50 $9.45
Toy Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Small Boys Wool Suits
$6.75: Were SO and $12

so Suits; fine jerseys and tweeds Oliver Twist MILDLY and
novelty models In plain coors combinations and con-
trastng effects One two and three of a kind from
regular stock; all higgrade suits Sizes to years
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Silk Chiffon Velvet, SIS

Was $3.50 Yd. 3s yds.
black: all silk.
60 yds. Black Crepe
de Luze. was IS $3.50
20 yds. Bl ack ALI
Silk Serge. Was $3.50 80
yd.; now w..............
zoe Remnants Silks, IL off
Crepes and Velvets - S
Silk Section, Second door.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Wonen's Handmade
B1ouses
81; were 81

46 Handmade Blouses batiste vole and dnty long and
34 sleeves; with Peter Pan collars square necks in
tekins and overbIouses trimmed with lace
flet or Irish. Sizes "a to A in lot
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Boudoir Slippers, 85c

Tremendously reduced. 77
prs. Daniel Green Slippers
in satin covered heels turn
ed soles, pompon trimming.
Colors are lavender and
blue; sizes I TO An.
Women's Shoe Section. Third 6oor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Special Size Goats

z Coats in navy and black
Poiret twill; braid trimmed:
sizes 4412, 46l2. go 50
Were ss5 Ea.: now po/*~o
Circular Cut Cape in black
Poiret twill; lined with
gray canton crepe: size
42Iz. Was SIS: A0 70
now
l Cape of Navy Twill; size
AIS. Was S6s; sac 20
Black Peiret Twill Cape;
coat model with knife
pleating down sides;
size 1917. Was Sis; S76
now
/ Black veldyne Cape with
large beige caracul collar;
size 46La. Was SOS; GSS
now
4 Navy Roshanara Crepe
Cape with beige summer err
mine collar: size 42h. %kS
Greatly reduced to. 80. w.
9 Suits in navy Poiret twill;
box coat model: tied-at-side;
sizes 421a, 461z.
Greatly reduced go E0
to, each.
Special Size Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Gowns and Chemise
$1.o5

Special. AZ Envelope Chem
Use; camisole top; attrac-
lively hand-embroidered,
hand-scalloped; trimmed
with real Irish lace at the
bottom.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Furniture and Beds
Greatly Reduced

Decided savings these reduced prices Some pieces are
slightly damaged imperfect: all offered as is
Early shoppers will naturally have best opportunity for
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Women's Pumps, 4.75

Greatly reduced. 55 pairs
patent leather pumps: one
strap and fancy strap ef-
fects; Louis heels and hand
turned soles. Because the
sizes are broken and there
are only a few pairs of a
kind, you may buy them at
this greatly reduced price.
Sizes Az, 5. 5h. s AAA; "A.
5. 5h, 8 AA: Az, 5, 7 A; 4,
AZ. 5, ~ B: 9, 81, 5 c.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Golf Clubs
Greatly Reduced

A few special clubs.
Some are slightly rusty or
marred, but playing ability
not affected.
2 Berwick Mid ST 1S
irons, each
2 Argyle Mashies, ST
each ................s
z n-,:'s:. St; Ansrew A.ss $3.25
!, n...' Imp ed $3.25
1 Imported Mid "a 15
IRON
.Ds 5 Dsvesa Brass's'' SITS
Islp 1S pavesa Drivers SITS
cdCh
.IDs .,Dsvesa Mashie'' $1.75
II IL Davegs sess Mid SITS
.Ds 5 Dsvega Nib'ieks' $1.75
i i. Davesa Put $1.75
sporting Goods Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Gowns and Costume Slips
Special, $1.45

"a Striped Sateen Costume
Slips; camisole style; navy
and black.
81 Striped Sateen Boomers,
double shirring at knee:
black and navy. Spe- 0Er
cIal ..............
Evening star., 1923-10-25

4S gowns Of heavy cotton
material. high and v neck:
long sleeves trimmed with
good quality embroidery,
insertion and edging. Spoke
effect; some with fine tuck
ing. Sizes Is, 16, IL.
Cotton Underwear Section, Third
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Apron Frocks, S1.45

Special 48 Navy Blue Percale Frocks. with
large small red polka dots. These made
pockets and adjustable sash. Sizes So to 46.
Dress Section. Third
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Women's Gloves, ST

Greatly reduced. FL Prs.
Strap-wrist Su de Gloves
in tan; sizes Z, IN.
"a Prs. Women's 90 button
length White Glace Gloves:
size 6. Greatly re- % 7S
duced, pair. ....... V@><S~
81 Prs. women's I6-button
length w a h a b l e Fabric
sizes IN. s. Were $50 75c
pr. now. w............. ~
81 Prs. Women's Strap-wrist
Fabric Gloves in gray and
brown: sizes 51s and 6. S0r
Were 81 pr: now.
women's Glove Section, First door.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Large Willow Chairs, $5.85
Willow Rockers to Match, So

20 chairs in natural finish willow slightly imperfect 10 rock
ers to match Sold is" Very special values at these
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Silk Petticoats. S1.95

Were S2.95. 8 tub silk petit
coats :. straight line or fiOunced
models: purple, green, henna
and rose.
IL Petticoats OF Jersey. satin,
tub silk, finished with en-
broidery, pleatings or scailope !;
good selection of colorS
gular and extra sizes.
Were 81 each; 50 OK
now
I3 Regular and Extra Size
Petticoats; silk founce with
Heatherbloom tops; change
able colors. We're Ct OK
S2.95 each; now.
8 Bloomers of jersey. finished
with a shirred cuff; navy,
taupe, henna, green. O. OK
Were 81 each: now. r@H/~
3 White Petticoats, lace trim
med: excellent quality
satin. Were S9.75 each; SS
now ..s.s..>s.
Petticoat Section, Third 6eor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Mems Oxfords and Shoes
S3.75; Were $3.50

l2 Prs. Tan Calfskin and
Black Norwegian Grain OK
fords: several styles; sizes
b 1919; c Z, 8. l0ia. IL: ID
10, II. Were $3.50 ca TX
pair; now ........ S~
Is Prs. Tan and Black Calf
skin High Shoes; various
styles; greatly reduced;
sizes A 9: B 6. Sta; c 6, s.
IL; D s. 10. Were Ga TX
$3.50 pair: now. TSS
Mems Shoe Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Wonen's Sweaters,

SS&J5
Were $17.5e. IL All SILK
Tuxedo Sweaters, in fancy
stitch models: patch pockets
and belts; black, jade, white /;
sizes SO and IS only.
% Fiber Tuxe d o and Golf
Coat<Sweaters, in Jade. rust,
henna, flame, tan and blue
sizes 36 to Al in lot.
Were $3.50 e a eh S3.95
S Lightweight Wool Slip
ons. in tan. orange and
white: some with contrast
ing fiber stripes. Sizes 81. SO.
IS. 40. ~ in lot. Great %1
ly. reduced, each. h....... ~
Sweater Section, Third 6oor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
.ornen's Coats. S35

Greatly reduced from
original prices; splendid
values. IS m edium :
weight pile fabric coats
IN black. Sizes: 2. Sc;
5, IS; 2. 40; >. 42; .. a.
Coat Section. Thicd neor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25

Special. l07 Gowns. strictly
handmade, hand-embroid-
cred and hand-scalloped:
low, round, square and V
necks with short kimono
sleeves; hand-embroidered
and hand-hemstitched.
SIX Underwear Section. Third foo
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Wonlen's Suits.
$3.50

$3.50
Were $3.50. 6 Tan or
Gray Twill Suits; all
silk crepe de chine,
Sizes: |. Sc: 2. 3s: 1. 40;
2, 42.
4 New Fall Suits, in navy
or brown yolama cloth.
2 size 3s: 9. 20.
ssos. wsrs nov $3.50 $3.50
. Suits in velour checks
and wool eponge. Sizes:
!, Sc: 8, 80:
l. ~. Were Gao IN
sss.50 each;now I@O
Q Velour Check Suits; I
size 36; /, SO. E2e
Were ss5 each; now W.
wonen's Suit Section. Third
foor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Sport Dresses
Special. $3.50

70 N e W Knit Sport
Dresses, in soft ZEPHYR
wool; colors are buff
brown. cocoa, navy and
fox gray: sizes Sc to a..
A special purchase at a
very special price.
Sportvear Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1923-10-25

s Prs. Patent and Gun Metal
= Dance Oxfords: sizes A s.; 3
6h, Z; c {: D 5, s. 9.
c Were $3.50 pair; S3.75
80 Prs. Patent Leather Dress
Shoes; cloth and leather:
button tops; sizes A IN, 8,
Si2. 10; B s, 61a. ~, s, 81s,
8. 10, IL: G 6, 6n, Z, Sl2.
IoLs, II; d IL. & TX
Were $40 pair: now %o"|~
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Crepe Kinoraos
$1.o5

special. 4s Kimonos; box
loom crepe: breakfast coat
or loose style; with or
without collar: stitched in
sleeves: trimmed with rib
pon or hemstitched. Belt
and pockets: pink, blue, rose
lavender violet.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Corduroy Robes

Special. 81 robes: loose
style; kimono sleeves; ad-
Unstable belt; pockets. Very
good quality corduroy In
copen. rose and violet
shades.
Serligee Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
English Wool Socks, 81

Were So f6 pairs Fine awool ribbed half hose; black
and blue with fancy stripes also and tan heather
with coX Sizes 10. 1914 only
English Shop, hoor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Mems Madras Shirts, $1.85

20 Mems Medium weight
Union Suits. all-wool: ma
tural gray: full fashioned |:
size SO only. Were Ga 2S
$3.50 each; now. ~~
67 Prs. Mems Pure Silk In
grain Socks. full fashioned;
Isle double soles, heels,
toes: subject to slight ir-
regularities in weave; navy,
cordovan, gray. white; sizes
9R to 1112. IL perfect 0Sr
would be $3.50 pr: now >
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Engraved Christmas Cards

Order your personal greeting cards for
Christmas now SO that orders may be ex-
ecuted promptly and we'll Complete as
sortments ready to select from.
Engraving Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25

q finely tailored imported box coats raglan set-in
sleeves; full belted Tan pads gray herringbones
and brown mixtures. size "a l. 3s g. 36 l. 81 4, 3d. 3
80; S, 40; 4, AZ; L. "a.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-10-11
I'rendergast TO Stay
ks Kevin's Deputy

At meeting of the board OF
county commissioners last week,
Walter Prendergast, who h a s
been acting in the capacity of
Deputy Sheriff at this place for
some time, was appointed to fill
the place permanently. The Re-
view compliments the appoint
ment Of Mr. Prendergast and at
the last meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce he was endorsed by
the body and a letter written to
the commissioners favoring him.
Mr.. Prendergast has made a
splendid showing since his resi-
dence here and he now being per-
manently located here, the cit
izens of Kelvin feel that they
need not fear but what the law
will be forced to the utmost, and
40 rough stuff will be permitted.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-10-11
Crude Output Shows
Slump During Week

New York. The daily average
gross crude oil production of the
United States decreased %, ,45(
barrels for the week ending Sept
ember 20, totalling 1920, ,250 bar
rels, according to the weekly
summary of the American Pet
roleum institute. The daily aver
age production east of the Rocky
mountains was 1866, $50 barrels,
a decrease of 28,450. California
production was $4,000 barrels,
an increase of 5000.
Oklahoma showed daily aver
age production of 405, 400 barrels,
a decrease of 16,800; Kansas H.
900, decrease of $50; north Texas
$3.50, increase 1,15O; central
Texas 268, ,450, decrease 1850;
north Louisiana 57,10O, increase
1000; Arkansas 121, 100, decrease
10000; gulf coast 81 $50, increase
100; eastern 100000, increase
$500; Wyoming and Montana
167 500, increase $500.
Daily average reports of pet
roleum at principal ports were
238,143 barrels, compared with
205,857 for the previous week.
Daily average receipts of Califor-
MIA oil at Atlantic and Gulf Coast
ports were 280, ,571 barrels, COM
pared with 127 900 for the previ-
GUS week.
There were no changes report
ed in crude oil prices for the
m a j or districts Mid continent
crude being quoted from 90 cents
to $1.75 a barrel, according to
the gravity ct the oil; Pennsyl-
vania crude. Bradford district
S2.75. and all other grades $3.50
and gulf coast 81 a barrel.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-10-11
Oil Jobbers Meet
In Falls Oct. Is

The Independent Oil Jobbers
association of Montana will hole
a three day convention in Great
Falls, commencing October Is
The meeting was originally
scheduled to take place at anoth-
er place, but in view of the fact
that Great Falls was the center
of the oil refining activities in
Montana, it was decided to hold
the convention there.
Oil men from Montana, and
adjoining states will attend the
meeting, which promises to be
one Of the largest of the kind
ever held in the state. H. Earl
Clack of Havre is president of
the association.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-10-11
Mccarfhy-West No. /
Drilled in This Week

The McCarty & West No.
well, 3-34-2 w, on the Swift per-
nit, was drilled in to commercial
production the last of the week
The Ellis sand was struck at L.
$50 feet, and the oil 400 feet in
the casing. This we'll is reported
as about a 25 barrel we'll. 1t will
be put on the pump in a few days,
when a test will definitely show
its initial production. The we'll is
about a quarter of a mile south
east of the Shoshone we'll, which
got the Ellis sand at 1902 feet.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-10-11
Shoshone to Resume
Active Operations

Word received from Wallace,
Ida., is to the effect that that the
Shoshone Oil company expect to
resume active operations. The
company's Storm permit DeGroat
Nor 1, in section 1872 W, has
been idle since it was drilled
into production on May 30, but
will now be put on the pump.
The 'Shoshone also is obligated
to drill second we'll on the per-
nit to offset one Of the Sweet
s-McDonald producers locat-
ed on the same section, but on a
lease belonging to the Sunburst
company.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-10-11
Who Caught Big Fish?
Question Not Solved

Clark Phillips, Ben F. Dreher
Tracy Reiter, Frank Garcia and
Tex" A. H. Bella, made up a
fishing party who went up to
Fay's Lake last Sunday. Of
course you can hear all kinds of
fish stories, but to tell you the
truth this is no story when we
state that the boys returned with
a nice catch and among t h S
Clark Phillips landed one nice
trout that balanced the scales
between ten to twelve pounds.
Now some of the party claim
that Phillips landed the whale,
but from reports circulated a.
round, it is generally believed
that Tracy is the boy who brot
this big monster to the surface,
but TEX" says it kept Tracy
busy taking the fish from his
hook, and that Phillips was the
boy who landed the big one, but
Ben and Frank claim that they
we're the champion fishermen.
But laying all fish stories aside,
,he boys took their catch up to
Claude Babcock to prepare for
he repast and the greater part
# the oil field drillers have been
'easting on fish all week.