Xmas Bargains Offer Framed Arlo Types
Advertising copy promotes handsome presents including Elm and Gilt frames six inches wide priced down from six dollars to three dollars and four dollars to three.
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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1898
Page
4
Advertising copy promotes handsome presents including Elm and Gilt frames six inches wide priced down from six dollars to three dollars and four dollars to three.
Toronto readers hear a plea for Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for female weakness nervous and liver trouble in many young workers. Mary Dinsdale credits the remedy with her recovery after other doctors failed. The report also notes H. E. Foster and F. M. Wells forming the Millie Mack mine on Cariboo Creek as a promising venture.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier was 57 on November 20. G B McDermot announces a new Raymond sewing machine line beloved by customers. C W Field offers Christmas stock including cards, books, perfumes and purses. Various civic appointments and railway talks favor Revelstoke as a distribution hub. Winter conditions tighten travel and business, with plans for local events, churches, and trade improvements.
Mrs John Fitzpatrick of Gananoque long suffered heart disease after five years of symptom relief attempts and Kingston hospital care. She began Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart and after three bottles reports drops in palpitation and pain. The notice promotes the medicine as a near miracle from C A Warren.
Two quotations discuss pricing strategy and public trust with emphasis on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable choice. The piece argues consumers buy the best known product, assuming identical prices, and highlights Langly & Co as wholesale agents selling the remedy.
Fourteen guests gathered November 16 at the Lakeside Hotel Windermere to honor St Andrew Scotland’s patron. Mr R L Galbraith chaired with Mr K R Bruce guiding the toast program amid singing, dancing, and hearty toasts. Proceeds supported Windermere’s organ project and a January entertainment by the Merry Makers.
A 19th century warning bemoans year end mortality and urges use of Paine's Celery Compound as life saving. The piece cites Dr Phelps and claims the remedy cures nervous disorders, blood trouble, liver and kidney complaints, rheumatism, neuralgia and dyspepsia, promising vigor and a guaranteed healthy old age.
Tommy Lee, charged with stealing an overcoat belonging to Captain Armstrong, appeared before Mr. Griffith for the third time. He gave contradictory accounts about how he obtained the coat, and statements about a partner of the late J. F. Pugh were challenged by Mrs. J. F. Pugh. Mrs. Pugh testified Pugh had no partner or workers. The Worship found him guilty and sentenced him to 80 days at Donald gaol.
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