Furniture for gifts to warm homes and beautify rooms
A local ad promotes a range of furniture described as cozy and useful, suitable as presents. It invites customers to visit and explore items for home decoration and practicality.
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Newspaper
Revelstoke Herald
Location
Ravelstoke, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
4
A local ad promotes a range of furniture described as cozy and useful, suitable as presents. It invites customers to visit and explore items for home decoration and practicality.
The Revelstoke Herald notes a stiff fight in upcoming municipal elections with four possible mayoral candidates and ward contests. Taxpayer interest is rising amid last year's tax increases, as public welfare hinges on choosing capable officials for mayor and aldermen.
The Conservative leader Mr R L Borden tours the Maritime Provinces and West, promoting Canada for Canadians and home markets for home producers. He pledges no policy change, urging voters to compare with past stances as election nears. The Globe warned the challenge would be tough, while supporters expect a Conservative verdict.
Critics accuse the Victoria Board of Trade and The Times of misrepresenting the Assessment Act. They challenge the bowl of trade for claiming authorship of a schedule without verification and note opposition members influenced the schedule during parliamentary progress.
A critic denounces a public briefing for misreading Ontario tax law on personal property and income. The piece analyzes exemptions, assessment methods, and a hypothetical merchant case to show errors in the presented figures and comparisons.
The Times criticizes a provincial tax assessment arguing capital, stock, and book debts are misrepresented. It contends real estate and personal property should be taxed equally and defends the updated tax act as nearer equality, urging fact checking by the Board for Trade and a reconsideration of published complaints.
Four and a half per cent on First Mortgage Loan urged to fund property in the South. Writer touts southern profits, drought immunity, and safe returns while naming references in North Carolina and Boston. Contact John ttt Patrick, Pinehintt, N. C.
Ed Cannell aged 61 dies after five weeks in hospital. An early BC settler since 1862 he ran the Alexandra Hotel and Dominion Hotel before ranching on the North Thompson. He leaves a widow and three children. death due to stomach cancer following surgery. Kamloops Sentinel notes his long service and many friends.
Revelstoke and H.C. Harvey act for the company with M'Carte and Pinknam as solicitors. The document notes a party and share details in British Columbia, with a central focus on First Street and Manning Scott in the legal proceedings.
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