Cash Sales Cut Prices At Local Store
Store reports rising business due to cash transactions allowing much lower prices than competitors offering credit. Management cites savings passed to customers as the reason for increased daily sales.
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
5
Store reports rising business due to cash transactions allowing much lower prices than competitors offering credit. Management cites savings passed to customers as the reason for increased daily sales.
In St. Nicholas Ruth Titus recalls a toy wagon with a broomlike tail and a high, funny body. Grandpa cherishes it as the finest toy, preferring it to modern automobiles.
The bagworm builds a snug silken house and drags it as it moves through a neighborhood. It strengthens the house with twigs, then fastens it to a tree limb where the worm becomes a pupa and the male emerges as a moth while the female remains.
A devotional exhortation on character and self mastery, urging physical mental and spiritual development to reach true manhood. It lauds endurance, willpower, and reverence for the divine, and notes an appeal by Rev. Dr. Du Val for 11,000 to aid Fernie church losses from a recent fire.
The Canadian Pacific strike by mechanics risks becoming an endurance test and raises fear of a grain blockade this fall. Widespread output and transport concerns, with vast wheat to move and coal imports, reinforce the belief despite optimistic assurances.
Non-residents must obtain a license from the Minister of Agriculture and Immigration entitling them to hunt shoot kill wound or destroy any animal or bird named in The Manitoba Game Protection Act. Deer season runs December 1 to 15. Grouse Prairie Chicken and Part ridge October 15 to 31. Ducks September 1 to November 30.
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