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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
10
A grocery advertisement lists Ungraded prunes at 0.2 pounds for 25 cents and 36 by 46 inch California prunes by the pound, along with various dried fruits priced per quantity including evaporated apples Smyrna cooking figs peaches apricots and hallow dates with two pound quantities and low per pound costs.
Kamsack visitors and Saskatoon trips are noted among town residents. A Ladies Curling club dance is planned for Friday the 23rd. An eclipse was forecast for Saturday morning. Various visits by Mrs Pax, Mrs Cooper, Miss Crowe, and others are reported along with church events and upcoming concerts and dances at the Town Hall. A radio club meeting is set for January 22 at 8 30 p.m. and a Valentine tea is planned for February 14. The Dauphin Musical Society concert is announced for January 27 with seats to reserve.
Mrs. Wm. Murray hosted a large miscellaneous shower Friday for bride-elect Miss Bessie McCulloch. About seventy five ladies attended. Mrs. A. Gray and others served tea, pink roses decor, silver candlebra centerpieces. Catholic Ladies' Aid held a silver tea and home cooking sale raising thirty three dollars for their credit.
Tea consumption surged by about thirty nine million pounds in 1924. Prices could reach one dollar per pound, yet tea remains the world’s cheapest beverage aside from water.
The Dauphin Musical Society presents Sterndale Bennett May Queen a four voice chorus and orchestra piece. The second half features Winnipeg quartet solos and Dauphin chorus two part songs. The concert, in Town Hall at 8 15 p m, promises an enjoyable evening. History is brought to life with the tale of Tindale in this issue.
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