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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
13
Calic and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised as prompt relief avoiding physician fees. Saskatchewan and Ontario notes include grain estimates, electoral seats, CPR operations, and a $25,000 divisional HQ in Brandon. Plus rail grading progress for the Doukhobor Pacific contract and salt rheum salve claims.
The Winnipeg Fair management refused Grain Growers Grain Co. permission to erect a tent on the exhibition grounds. Observers say management is under the Venemy Grain Exchange thumb and warn such tactics may hurt fair success in years ahead. The piece also discusses the term big head and the roots of arrogance in people, noting money and authority as common catalysts.
Vendors in Lomé offer a cool selection to beat the heat with refreshing beverages. A variety of drinks are showcased as the hot season drives interest in cold beverages and light refreshments.
Lion Brand offers boys suits in wrey tweed and brown tweed with double and single breasted cuts. Sizes range 28 to 33 with a three garment price of 4.75 dollars and a brown tweed three piece set at 3.75 dollars.
A dealer offers ladies waists in white and coloured fabrics at clearance prices. The display highlights discounted stock with many items reduced to 0c.
The Hamilton Times urges manufacturers to raise standards to protect trade and purity. It condemns adulteration and warns that dyes and drugs destroy Canadian goods, urging government pressure to prevent harms to the industry and consumer safety.
Mens tweed suits in stripes and gitcvs priced at 11.50 are being cleared out to make room for tail goods at 7.50. Men’s blue serge andworsted suits, originally 11 50, go on sale at 8.59.
An old classified ad offers men the Summer Blue Ballonge in suits at five cents and Men’s No 1 Hard Overalls for hard wear at one dollar per garment.
A grocery list item notes one bottle of Worcester Sauce and one bottle of Tomato Catsup, 1 cent Red Cross, sweet and mixed pickles priced at 25 cents per bottle.
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