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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
4
The Dauphin Herald announces its weekly publication schedule at Burrows Ave Dauphin and outlines subscription costs of two dollars per year in advance or two dollars fifty cents if unpaid. Advertising rates are available on application.
The piece argues for a coordinated drainage district to manage waterflow into Lake Dauphin, citing repeated flooding and municipal dodges. It calls for expert engineering control, cross-boundary planning, and a single authority to dredge outlets, stabilize levels, and protect farmers on the lake shores.
A Pubit Editorial in St James Church recounts an evening blues with a weary household. Mrs Complain drains energy while Mr Beam arrives with optimism and a plan to aid Abe Scant, whose fractured leg strains a family. A dollar weekly pledge brings renewed purpose.
Used in the nurseries of five generations the product is touted as safe for delicate skin. At only 10 cents the ad urges buyers to choose Baby's Own to avoid risks with infants.
The ad promotes Baby's Own Soap as a trusted choice for families. It emphasizes gentle cleansing for delicate skin and appeals to caregivers seeking a reliable product for babies and household use.
Mr H MacneM chaired and announced success results from Toronto University Examinations. Junior grade honors were earned by Esme Saville Manfred Gorby Elles Playford. Elementary Piano Honors went to Louie Borowdit sky. Six year old Phil Smorden also received honors.
A single show at 8 15 features Gallagher and Shean Will Rogers Eddie Cantor Zasu Pitts Tom Moore Ann Pennington in Pretty Ladies. The Herrick North team in a sketch The Beetham Pilgrim Quartette sings and the Elks Band performs new selections for 50 cents.
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