Unclear Cloths and Overcoats Offered at Low Prices
Fragmentary ad shows heavy boys clothing and overcoats priced from $1.50 to $2.50. Mentions tweeds melton stock and a lot of fine art items, with multiple styles and sizes offered at reduced prices.
16 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1893
Page
1
Fragmentary ad shows heavy boys clothing and overcoats priced from $1.50 to $2.50. Mentions tweeds melton stock and a lot of fine art items, with multiple styles and sizes offered at reduced prices.
Rates listed for columns and legal notices. Legal notices priced at eight cents per line first insertion and six cents per line for subsequent insertions. Professional cards five lines or fewer cost five dollars per year. Farms for sale run one month at one dollar and 75 cents per inch thereafter. Stray animal ads priced at one dollar for three insertions. Two to three line ads, Lost, House to Let, Servant Wanted, etc, priced at one dollar per month. Local notices charged seven cents per line per insertion with black line locals at twenty five cents per line. Free locals under twenty five cents.
An advertisement notes Brantford buggies and Bein wagons offered by agent Alex Ferguson with the best quality in the market and appealingly low prices.
P. Watford an assignee offers accounting services with prompt communication and book-keeping support at 379 Water Street Petervore Ontario and Box 125. W Bland a veterinary surgeon successor to Hassard and former NWMP vet lists training from Ontario College London and offers modern dentistry and treatments for domesticated animals from the Kingston office near Dominion Hotel Millbrook Sly.
Peterboro council granted a 20 year franchise to the Canadian General Electric Company for an electric street railway. They must build over a mile by August 1 next, another mile in 1894 95, and a half mile in 1896 with a Five thousand dollar deposit as good faith guaranty. If not completed the company forfeits the deposit.
Advertises a sale offering washing machines wringers and churns. Describes available models and prices.
A bizarre advertisement invites readers to mail 25 Sunlight Soap wrappers bearing a slogan to Lever Bros Ltd in Toronto to receive a framable picture free of ads. It promises the soap as market leader and hints at minimal postage if wrappers are mailed with open ends.
The Tomb. LackEx In Millbrook on Monday March 13, Ann Lackey, beloved wife of Robert Key, aged 49 years.
In Cavanville last Monday residents gathered at Mr John Pritchard home for an enjoyable evening marked by taffy and thanks to the host and hostess. Mr John Whitfield welcomed a newborn daughter, and the upcoming March 24 school concert promises a lively program with old and new acts to raise funds for school apparatus.
In Hamilton a brutal break in about two miles south of Troy results in Martin Carey, a 60 year old bachelor, being beaten and bound while burglars search for a hidden $5000 in cash. Carey lies speechless with a dying condition as investigators doubt the sum but fear a large loss.
A 1943 advertisement asserts every family deserves the best remedy Syrup of Figs to cleanse the system when costive or bilious. It promotes 75 cent bottles and lists leading druggists as sellers.
In Bethany last Saturday eight year old Louise Davis was buried after illness from measles and a cold that proved fatal. Mr John Davis mourns the loss as the community reflects on the tragedy.
Members of St Johns church and Ven Archdeacon Allen visited Miss Bertha Lowes Friday evening to honor her early departure as organist. Miss Ida Mills presented a well filled purse after a congratulatory address. Lowes thanked the group and a short program followed with songs recitations and a repast.
A Peterboro company presents a play Friday evening the 17th at the Good Templars hall with proceeds for the hall building fund. Miss Flora Sanderson is ill and Mrs. Robert Mills is in poor health. Mr. Herb Shield visits from Belleville and Miss Nellie McLean visits Peterboro'. A Terpsichore party was hosted by Mr. Geo Shield last Friday. Gilbert Wilson Rutherford depart for the Northwest with stock. Patrons of Industry plan a visit to Whitfield lodge soon.
The report notes Mr. David Patten is recovering from illness and Mr. Morrow has returned home to Amherst Island. It mentions a deteriorated road near Mr. Kinsman's premises and several accidents in recent weeks that nearly caused major losses in the horse line.
Mr Thomas Bradburn of Pine Grove will hold a large auction on Lot 6 Con 11 Cavan offering horses cattle sheep pigs with ten months credit and a thoroughbred bull among items. James Kerr auctioneer also advertises sales for Mr T W Harkness Lot 13 Con 10 Cavan March 22 and for Mr J E Sanderson Lot 14 Con 10 Cavan March 24 with nine months credit and 6 percent cash discount. Also sale of Mr John Foster farm stock March 20 on Lot 6 10th Con Cavan with eight months credit. Davis Pain Killer and hearing aids ad content follows.
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