Ladies Cashmere Hose in Summer Weight Sets
Readable ad fragment offers ladies cashmere hose in summer weight sold only as sets. Details sparse but indicates pricing per pair and emphasis on single purchase options.
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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
1
Readable ad fragment offers ladies cashmere hose in summer weight sold only as sets. Details sparse but indicates pricing per pair and emphasis on single purchase options.
North-West Assembly debates a bill to amend irrigation district ordinances. Calgary figures gather over waterworks, debentures, and loan powers. Calgary representatives oppose granting the lieutenant governor in council authority to mortgage farms, urging deferment for Springbank project completion. Continued on Page 5.
An advertising notice from Decatur Illinois promotes Dr. White's Electric Comb claiming to stop balding and keep hair in place. It urges readers to send for one and lists D N Rose as general manager.
Ottawa reports the appointment of Alexander Allen as permanent collector of customs at Calgary, Northwest Territories, and Robert D. Young of Neepawa named to a similar post.
A Kirkman resident recounts a gasoline stove explosion that burned a woman severely. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed the running sore when doctors could not, advertised as infallible for cuts corns and other skin ailments at R. B. Barnes Macleod.
Separate School Examinations show students such as Florence McCartin Ida Murphy Alfred Scheer Peter Parker Alberta McCartin Stella Beattie Willie Higgins Minnie Drinkwater Maud Stedman Fred Parker Lussie Drinkwater Josephine Parker and staff, with ranks from Part 2 to Class 2 and senior/junior listings. Pontooned teachers include T. A. Puestas.
Mrs L Pease of Lawrence Kansas was bedridden seven years due to kidney and liver trouble and nervous prostration. She credits Electric Bitters with restoring mobility in three bottles and a new sense of well being in three months. Advertises relief for headaches backaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness with guaranteed satisfaction at 50 cents.
Colonial secretary Joseph Chamberlain hosted Lord Milner at a London luncheon. Two toasts were given to the King and Milner as he departs for a mission to rebuild South Africa after war. Milner urged reconciliation between rival races and a broad foundation for a free commonwealth akin to Canada and Australia.
London reports Mrs. Botha heads to The Hague for a European and American beer agents conference to discuss Kruger’s plea for peace on favorable terms. The Loyalist carries Royal Engineers to Bermuda for Boer prisoner reception, with Strathcona’s Horse veterans aboard. Ottawa notes overhauls of six Royal Canadian artillery guns, and several soldiers dying of fever and wounds in South Africa.
Advertisement for Dr. White's Electric Comb claiming to preserve and restore live hair, reduce dandruff, and provide glossy luxuriant hair. Sample offered for 60 cents. distributed by D.N. Rose, general manager, Decatur Illinois.
June 11 report from Torounto states ex-premier Hardy shows a slight rally. Physicians now allow there is hope of recovery.
The Macleod Agricultural Society will hold its annual Exhibition on July 17 and 18 with a race program totaling about 2000 in purses. Events include trotting and pacing races, pony and Alberta bred classes, Indian races, bucking bronco riding, and open dashes. Entries close July 16. races begin at 1 PM each day. officials reserve the right to amend events.
Commissioner Perry of the F.W.M. Police visited Macleod last Saturday to buy horses for the force. Although many animals were shown, only four were purchased because few were broken. The article urges trainers to prepare and break horses early to meet police needs and restore fair market prices.
The North-West Assembly prorogued at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon with 31 bills assented to by Lieutenant-Governor. McDonald's confidence motion failed 18 to 1. Elliott plebiscite motion struck, replaced by a liquor traffic state monopoly declaration. A loyal address to King Edward passed. A land grant to each South African War volunteer resident in the Territories was unanimously approved. Col. Dent to be in Macleod Monday June 70th.
An advertisement from Decatur HI markets Dr White's Electric Comb to men and women seeking a youthful look. It claims always to maintain interest and promises dandruff cure and reduced hair loss, touting the agent's wealth as a result.
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