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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
16
Fall and Winter goods include ladies elastic ribbed vests and drawers from 35c to 1.30, children's wool vests and drawers 9c to 83c, plush waists in sizes 22 24 26, black equestrians for ladies misses and children, fleece lined undergarments up to 1.50, natural wool underwear 1.50 to 2.25, and men's fleece lined night robes at 1.50 each.
Local catalog entry offers guns and shells from six to twenty five dollars. Also lists smokeless and black powder, shot, loading tools, hay forks, handles, oil cans, machine oil, wrenches, bolts, Sherwin Williams paints and various oils and hardware.
Local merchants advertise a broad selection of school supplies including text books scribblers pencils crayons school bags and more. The notice lists salt products in barrels and bags such as table salt fine and coarse rock salt and 60 lb sacks.
Stomach and liver tablets praised by Edwardsville man as a cure for chronic constipation and stomach troubles. Price 25 cents, sold by W Ledingham and dealers. Minnedosa Land Office to be closed Oct 1. Earl Grey to visit Manitoba. Ranchers in Medicine Hat shipped 2064 horses and 1596 cattle. Merch Bros. & Wells sold 25 elevators to Canadian Elevator Co. Winnipeg lacrosse team won Western Canada championship by defeating Regina 9–2. Dan Patch remains world champion harness horse, pacing a mile at Galesburg in 1957.
A thrifty farmer teaches the lesson of preparedness as sunshine may end. households should keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for immediate treatment of sudden dysentery diarrhoea and cholera morbus. For sale by W Ledingham and dealers everywhere.
Prince Albert is asked to contribute 25000 dollars to the C N R for a real road and traffic bridge spanning the Saskatchewan River. The Victoria Colonist, a leading British Columbia conservative paper, is said to be under Chinese control.
We offer a good range of harvest gloves in sheep skin horsehide and buckskin with competitive prices.
A local supplier advertises a large stock of men's work shirts in multiple styles including moleskin, black and blue drill fabrics, and prints. Shoppers are urged to check prices before buying.
A brief item advertises lightweight gray socks priced at 15 cents each. It notes a single pair being a good value and encourages purchase.
Local ad announces sale of men's felt hats in light colors with broad rims. Priced at 1.00 each, advertised as ideal for harvest season.
A local retailer touts men’s working pants made with durable materials and careful construction. The sale emphasizes long wear at very low prices, appealing to budget conscious shoppers.
Read about the grocery drive during harvest season promoting our teas as top quality. The ad emphasizes tea as a standout item for shoppers seeking value and variety this period.
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