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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
8
The ad promotes a fresh up-to-date Xmas stock in Bottineau including cut glass and hand painted china. It claims low prices, direct-from-factories sourcing, and guaranteed value for different budgets with emphasis on honest pricing and quality, urging customers to compare and visit.
A local coal dealer touts fast delivery and minimal dirt with reliable weight. The firm emphasizes clean, stone free coal that burns efficiently, claiming no better product at any price.
The advertisement promotes H. M. Trent inviting readers to dine at their lunch counter with meals available at all hours. It promises high living and low prices and encourages patrons to make meals there a habit after trying it.
A Crosby tale from a Sunday Magazine describes a husband who swaps price tags on two boas to test his wife. She praises the expensive one but assumes they cannot afford it, leaving Cres frustrated and wondering if her approval was genuine or triggered by the ruse. In Queensland, hunters trap possums for fur skins, protected until May 1, with campaigns to rid the bush of the animal using wire snares and coordinated teams.
A French scientist argues incandescent light rays benefit health by destroying bacteria stimulating circulation and cellular activity and reducing pain. The Courant promotes subscribing for more details.
The Dry Goods Department unveils a large assortment including handkerchiefs scarfs ribbons Dutch collars sofa pillows table scarfs and bags. A wide fur line is shown with a doll booth and gift items in embossed Xmas boxes. Friendly staff offer suit and overcoat tailoring and emphasize convenience and prompt help before the holiday rush.
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