Spring Neckwear Display At Local Store
Retailers showcase latest spring neckwear with new styles and fabrics. Customers are invited to inspect stock and choose fashionable ties for the season.
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Newspaper
Revelstoke Herald
Location
Ravelstoke, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 22, 1900
Page
1
Retailers showcase latest spring neckwear with new styles and fabrics. Customers are invited to inspect stock and choose fashionable ties for the season.
A promotional notice highlights a continuing carpet sale offering 25 percent off. The message emphasizes savings on carpets and urges customers to take advantage of the discount during the exhibit.
In a tense session dated amid protests, ministers clash over Oriental immigration measures and funding. Critics charge coercive aims while supporters insist on constitutional limits. Debate centers on eligibility, housing, and labor provisions tied to provincial power. The stalemate marks a quick shift toward emergency sessions as opposition vows further scrutiny.
Sunday evening service at St Peter's drew a largely present congregation. Rev Dr Paget led a sermon praising loyalty and liberty, linking it to Mafeking relief. Special thanks were given to organizers and attendees as the National Anthem closed the event.
All men within reach are urged to visit the Great Departmental Store Saturday morning for 300 pairs of boots at big discounts off regular values. Styles are up to date with good quality and a full range of sizes. Men’s boots on display today in the east window. Opens at eight o'clock Wednesday morning.
A cotton firm advertises 50,000 yards of good fine white cotton at cost, claiming the price is the lowest ever offered. They say they purchased the entire lot of mill ends from a large company and will pass the advantage to customers this Wednesday.
A trimmed ad highlights five pieces of new Spring colorings and Amazon cloth suitings, pure wool fabrics, and spring costumes. It urges early purchase to ensure stock with special pricing around $1.00. The note emphasizes variety, vogue prices, and the high value of goods.
Our Pinal Shipment of Muslins features whimsy laden text about muslin fabrics with vague claims of quality and designer notions. It describes patterns, colors, and child wear in a convoluted, imperfect sentence, mentioning a maker and special private label with inconsistent spelling and phrasing.
English Brussels material advertised at 60 cents per yard offered in a promotional notice. Describes various patterns, colors, and sizes, claiming wide selection and low prices to attract buyers. Mentions union pattern and oil cloth options, with special midweek deals and yard-wide availability.
The ad markets guaranteed Eid gloves with diverse styles and colors including white, tan, and black. It promises quality stitching, Angora detailing, and a varied price range to suit different budgets, highlighting new arrivals and reliable fit.
A vintage ad promotes a wide range of stockings and hosiery. Features ankle and all over lace looks, black Lisle threads, thread miner yarns, double heels, and drop stitch designs. Includes several bold offers such as two to three pairs for low prices and mentions of cashmere hose with refined weight and reinforced heels.
In a full opera house on Suliteiny night labor leader Ralph Smith spoke as Pom Graig YW Woodman and Thos Leyton debated Conservative candidate Me Crise. Martin’s broken pledges and union support dominated remarks, ending with Frank Graig nominated to contest the seat for the Labour alliance amid Vancouver coal influence.
Aldermen clash over relieving the city of expense for a new grade crossing it may not require and the timing of approval for telegraph and street works. Officials advise delaying installation and a surveyor to draft plans is requested as the council adjourns amid disagreement.
A small turnout for the Queen's birthday celebration was reported. Funds were allocated for prizes in various events including a tug of war and baseball match, with amounts of 24 dollars and 20 dollars respectively. The employes in C shops boosted their contribution to 850, adding to a planned 25 for parade prizes and another 25 for the best moat in the parade.
A chaotic war update reports British advances near the mining city and extensive Boer resistance. It notes mass movements toward Pretoria, evacuations from the capital, and Baden-Powell potentially gaining a senior command amid ongoing sieges and a costly relief effort.
Local notice reports a Revelstoke event honoring Mafeking relief and an Orange Order gathering. It calls Orangemen to attend a parade meeting at Boovelie on Thursday May Athte Gade date, with T. Steep W. M. and G. Brain B.S. presiding.
B I Campbell secretary to the celebration committee reports a wire from D J Lang staff of the Topic Trout Lake dated May 2 announcing a football team and civic celebration in Revelstoke on June 24.
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