Carpet Sale Drives In Carpets At 25 Percent Off
Local advertisement touts a continuing carpet sale with a 25 percent discount. It promises savings for buyers and emphasizes money saved as money earned through purchasing carpets.
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Newspaper
Revelstoke Herald
Location
Ravelstoke, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1900
Page
1
Local advertisement touts a continuing carpet sale with a 25 percent discount. It promises savings for buyers and emphasizes money saved as money earned through purchasing carpets.
The prospectus outlines the Prince Mining and Development Co as a local venture tapping the Slant rd group in Biz Bend. It highlights veins in schist with copper bearing No. 1 and No. 2 veins, seven main vein exposures, and expected large vein potential near tunnels. The report notes ore types, vein thickness, and economic prospects with capital stock and leadership including Browne and Scott.
A garbled report outlines political controversy around Talkative Varte Tarte and supporters in Ganading. It notes public reactions and calls for restraint as opposition voices condemn certain speeches while urging alignment with policy. The piece references government press coverage and press reactions from London outlets.
Toronto Teletran London correspondent notes Canadian opinion leans Mint Mun as Israel Tarte, minister of policy works, criticized for French sentiment during Paris Exposition speech. Paris columnist cites Tarte's Quebec bias while he represents Canada and Quebec provocation in May remarks.
Tsagon of She ale Robt Dunsmuir elected premier at age 48 and a leading business figure with a $130,000 monthly payroll. The piece notes his Comox and South Antoinette Trebell seats, and mentions local cultural events and civic plans including hotel purchases and bylaw debates.
J Roderick Robertson told the Vancouver World that contractors plan a right through extension to Arrowhead this fall. Scows slips and tugs are staged for Kouluniykes with a possible near by slip at Gomuplix. A strike of muckers is being organized to secure wages for HieheLE over 83 days.
Reports from London and Washington describe China declaring war and the International Fleet firing on the Taku Forts as Buller’s forces move toward China. Boers advance on Middleburg while British troops halt near the Lydenburg line amid global tensions and Asian theaters.
A man named A G Stoddart was brought to the hospital after a fall from the boot of No 10 snowshed on the Beiday line. A crew repairing the rood had removed planks when a footing failed and a joist collapsed into the track, causing serious spinal injuries.
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