Advertising Eliminates Risk Letter Heads and More
The piece promotes advertising as a proof of confidence, urging merchants to test goods through well crafted prints. It touts a newspaper with genuine circulation and an in house print shop offering stationary, pamphlets, booklets and various printed items. It claims accuracy and artistry in delivered work and appeals to business men, farmers and fruit growers.
Lack of government direction marks fifth week of session
The Victoria paper notes BC government shows diminished teamwork and a growing independents streak. Premier Oliver faces a defensive week with ministers and MPs pulling in different directions. Legislation arrives in dribs, while motions on lands, mining, fisheries, and rail belt highlight provincial rights rhetoric amid wartime asset disputes.
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Victoria
W. J. Bowsey
Oliver
Farris
Game Conservation, Board
British Columbia
Ottawa
Peace River Vilock
Dominion
Lemecine
George
Hanes
North Vancouver
Uvex
Aset
G. W
Stosé
Vanes
Une Taler
Itosal Commission
G. B
W. J. Bowser
Hovorn
Ames
Bowser
A. I
Wringell
Ged
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns Against Imitations
An old advertisement promotes “Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” and warns against counterfeits. It notes the Bayer Cross mark on tablets, claims nineteen years of physician use and widespread trust, and states aspirin’s purpose for pain headaches and other ailments. It mentions packaging of 12 tablets and larger bottles available at drug stores, with Bayer as the registered Canadian trademark.
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Bayer
Mide
Canad
Canada
Bayer Company, Ltd
19 Cent Cascarpets for Liver Ailment Claim
An old advertises 19 cent Cascarpets promising quick relief from sick headache biliousness sour stomach foul breath and constipation. It claims they cleanse regulate the stomach remove sour food and excessive bile, carry off waste and poison from the intestines.
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