On Sale Tuesday Morning at Eight O'clock
A doll with assorted colored dresses about 15 inches long goes on sale Tuesday morning at eight o'clock. The listing highlights a attractive display item likely aimed at children and collectors.
08 Nov 1900
Page 1
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
1
A doll with assorted colored dresses about 15 inches long goes on sale Tuesday morning at eight o'clock. The listing highlights a attractive display item likely aimed at children and collectors.
An ad offering seasonable goods including ball programmes and pencils for programmes or whist parties. It highlights printing of ladies cards at 50 cents per package of 50 and Eaton's Toronto priced envelopes in quarter thousand boxes, printed to order.
Election returns indicate the Liberal government is sustained by a larger majority with gains in Quebec and the Maritimes. Several prominent figures are defeated, Ontario favors Conservatives, and Manitoba British Columbia show mixed results. Interim totals show 135 Liberals 73 Conservatives and 3 independents returned.
Polls show Scott with a substantial majority across the Northwest. Medicine Hat reports a large vote with Scott leading by nine. Davin carries Graburn Maple Creek Crane Lake and Gull Lake while Josephburg disappoints Liberals as returns come in from many places.
Special wire from the Free Press in Winnipeg reports provincial totals as of today noon. Ontario Liberal 37, Conservative 51, Independent 2. Quebec Liberal 57, Conservative 7. Nova Scotia Liberal 13, Conservative 7. New Brunswick Liberal 10, Conservatives 4. Prince Edward Island Liberal 4, Conservative 1. Manitoba Liberal 2, Conservative 3, Independent 2. Northwest Territories Liberal 4. British Columbia Liberal 2, Conservative 2, Independent 1. Overall totals: Liberal 129, Conservative 75, Independent 6.
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