22 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
1
We offer men's wool mackinaws in colors and sizes far below cost. Mackinaws today valued at 10 to 12 dollars are sale priced at 7.50. A second line imitates Oxford fashion with varied colors and sizes at 11.50. Also featuring boys' coats in tweeds meltons and mackinaw cloths with wide size and shade variety at discounts.
A sale edition features men’s workshirts in military flannels and heavy weights cleared at 1.50 to 2.25 dollars. Men’s fine shirts priced 0.75, 1.00, and 1.25 dollars. A line of caps cleared at surprising prices from 0.75 to 1.00 dollars. Safe Price 0.75 to 1.00 dollars.
Andrew Malcoln a Manitoba pioneer died at Galt Ontario on October fourth at age 78. A long resident of Manitoba he crossed from Ontario before railroads and lived in Gladstone Minnedosa Dauphin and Mount View district building farms and later a town residence. He served on the school board and helped erect the Malcolm block with his son Thomas. Survived by eight children from his first marriage and several siblings, the funeral was held at the First Presbyterian Church Galt with Rev J A Cormie officiating. The casket bearers included Dr Gunne and three sons.
St Pauls W A held its annual meeting at the Rectory on Wednesday January 7 with over 30 ladies present. Mrs G J Walker chaired as president and reports by Mrs T Edwards detailed past year activities and growth in all branches. Officers for 1920 were elected including Mrs G C Waler as president and Mrs Wick as treasurer. Mr J N McFadden attended to thank the group for support and a $1000 mortgage debt reduction target was set.
The Council of the Board of Trade seeks rapid membership completion with about 100 members as 73 had joined by Tuesday. Interested business men should leave a $1000 fee with secretary E. H. Gurton to join. the council plans to begin real work next week and expand its influence for the town.
Rabboni Chapter No 171 Royal Arch Masons installed officers in a blast service led by J L McKay from Neepawa Grand Sept visiting the lodge. New officers include J Hughes 1st Principal T Johnston 2nd Principal O W McLaughlin 3rd Principal A M Gamouie treasurer E F Scrase scribe N L W Copeland P 8 G C J Walker S S H E Hunt J8 F Musgrave D of C G H Palmer Janitor H E Fraser Masters of the Veils F W Webb 4th WD King 3rd J Gardner 2nd J BE Beles Ist Chapter Executive R Hawkins and E Mayo.
Dauphin defeated Gilbert Plains 9 to 3 in a league hockey match. Referee was Jas. Green. Dauphin lineup included K. Bryce as goalie G. Hume as point C. Weeks as cover E. Gougan as left wing Tom Walker as right wing W. Sutherland at centre with subs M. Machan and K. Clark.
St Pauls W A hosts a carnival at the rink on Friday with costume judging at 8 o clock. Free skating offered. Admission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
Citizens in the Dauphin district are urged to write or inform A. C. Wade Box 445 Dauphin. Wade can be found at the Hamilton Hotel on any day. A notable feature is scheduled for Gay Monday and Tuesday.
Anniversary services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. K. A. Scarlett of Portage la Prairie delivering two sermons. A Monday evening supper by the young men followed, featuring music and readings, and the lecture Playing the Game praised soldiers, nurses, and French workers while critiquing grafters and politicians.
The annual meeting of St James Presbyterian was opened by Mr Cormie with J W Johnston elected chair. Membership stood at 336 with 26 added Jan 2. The board grew to 12 with McMartin and James Campbell elected. Remained active with missions contributions totaling 1 067 62 and a $200 bonus plus $200 salary raise for the minister. Insurance proceeds of 1805 17 reported as part of the managers' receipts. The gathering endorsed plans to expand Sunday school facilities and praised a strong year.
Outside exhibitors ship in birds for the winter show and invite the public to attend. Judges L G Jarvis of Grubbsby Ontario and J F Bergey of Winnipeg will oversee the events. Killing and plucking contests and a banquet conclude the show with Children’s Aid Society catering.
Nearly forty students are already busily working at the Dauphin Business College. Individual instruction makes rapid progress possible. For information call 577.
The local Lodge of Odd Fellows hosts an anniversary at Burrows Block in the 1.0.0.F. hall on Monday night the 21th. All members and their ladies are invited.
A fragment from the Herald Office requests return of items lost or misplaced. The note mentions a missing item labeled black and asks readers to leave it at the office for retrieval.
Classified item lists a piano and a photograph for sale with unclear contact details and mailing note. Readable fragments show a generic sale listing with minimal identifying information. Intended action appears to be an advertisement to acquire or dispose of items via mail inquiry.
Regular rink day features Gilbert Plains winning the Cruise shield with J Eagle Bowman Dauphin Fra ser and Taylor also competing. Robinson wins over Selwood and Gilbert Plains, while Dauphin rinks beat their opponents to earn a spot in the Minton match at the Winnipeg bonspiel.
The Woman Institute holds a January business session on Thursday at 4 pm to replace February’s meeting. Delegates will be chosen for Winnipeg convention and an at home event follows. A dress making course is planned with high attendance and Mrs L Bennett is to be notified for class needs. The note also mentions the Midnight Man and a police help call.
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