Morning Shopping Urged At Big Christmas Store
The store invites shoppers to visit in the morning to secure the best inducements and satisfaction. Staff promise attentive service and aim to help customers choose the best available offerings.
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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
5
The store invites shoppers to visit in the morning to secure the best inducements and satisfaction. Staff promise attentive service and aim to help customers choose the best available offerings.
Ladies hand purses from 50c to 2.50, satchels from 25c to 3.50, handkerchief and glove boxes from 50c up to.
A festive listing details a wide range of Christmas items suitable for children. Includes fancy handkerchiefs boxed sets purses ties gloves ribbons pin cushions and numerous novelties aimed at young recipients.
A sale offers ladies fancy neckwear purchased at about half price. About 120 pieces are available and vary in style with no two alike. Shoppers are urged to visit for early choice while stock lasts.
The Kid Glove shop offers guaranteed quality gloves packed in individual boxes for Christmas. Prices range from 50 cents to two dollars with selections for children and ladies.
The notice touts Irish and Japanese linen qualities including Towels Table Cloths and Silk Walls. It promotes Fancy Neck Frills and Hearth Rugs with prices ranging from $1.00 to $6.50, urging readers to see the value firsthand.
Miss Ethel Patten of Ward V returned home Saturday December 6 after a two week hospital stay for appendicitis. Mrs John Wilson of Meaford injured in a railway accident near Allandale recovers at home she is 75. Wm Laing a Ball Planing Mill Co carpenter admitted for acute appendicitis December 5 underwent surgery December 6 progressing well. Peter McDermott of Gravenhurst sent to Harrie Hospital with severe appendicitis had operation December 7 and is out of danger.
Miss Eva Storey visits Fer gus while Dr Evans is in Toronto. Local residents, tradesmen, and clubs hold social events, repairs, and sales. The Fire department notes a minor furnace fire at Budd & Co. Budd & Co dissolves. E Budd takes control. A silver wedding is celebrated for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanders with a christening and oyster supper. Church and lodge activities include Y.M.C.A, L.O.L, S. O. S, and cantata planning for December 28. Epidemic chicken pox affects school children in the Sixth Ward. The community hosts socials, sermons, and charity events amid ongoing club officer elections and youth gatherings.
A historical newspaper fragment advertises a Christmas sale with tins of pudding, celery, lemons, potatoes, olives, honey, onions, cider, salmon, oats, sauces, pickles, and nuts. It notes bulk baskets of grapes for wine making and discounts on numerous brands and items, all first come, first served.
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