23 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
1
Ramsay's advertises soft firm weaves for children's wear at low yard prices with 35¢ to 45¢ yard costs, plus 60-inch by 27-inch Turkish bath towels from Japan at $1 per pair and white towels, hemmed ends, and Victoria Lawn offered at 20¢ yard. It markets velour cloth ranges in multiple colors and an ALL WOOL heavy serge line in several colors for dresses or skirts.
A local shop proclaims availability of footwear in all sizes from baby to granddad. They emphasize comfort and claim to fit any foot type whether thick or thin, long or short, promising to replace discomfort with proper fit.
Fragmentary lines show a price for figs and a few scattered numbers and letters. Names, dates, or places do not present clearly. The readable bits suggest a simple price listing or advertisement with inconsistent OCR characters.
The Children’s Aid Society held a meeting at Town Hall on Monday evening the 2th inst with strong member attendance. Rev J A Commie chaired. reports were given by President Mrs Code Secretary Mrs Daly and Treasurer Mr T T Malcolm. Officers elected for the term include President Mrs S Code and Vice Presidents Mrs Buchannon Widmeyer, Secretary Mrs Daly, Assistant Mrs Edwards, and Treasurer Z T Malcolm.
The St James' Presbyterian church held its annual meeting with J W Johnston in the chair. Reports showed departments healthy. liabilities nearly cleared. Elections announced for board of managers, treasurer, secretary, and auditors. Rabboni Chapter Royal Arch Masons noted a past principal’s jewel presentation and new officers installed. Local curling results and district matches were reported, plus lectures at the school by Major Newcourth, Nurse Russell, Nurse Kellett, and Major Baird. Snowshoe party, card night for St Viator’s church, and thrift stamps promotion capped the week.
The Dauphin Dramatic Society staged A Poor Married Man at the town hall Friday evening. The comic play drew a packed house and earned applause for Prof. McMurray's orchestra. The production supports youth dramatic talent and raised a good sum for patriotic purposes.
The 31st inst. competition at St James Church will feature eight competitors for the gold medal with a program of pathos tragedy and humor performed in character. An excellent town musical program will accompany the event and proceeds benefit the Children's Home with admission set at 25 cents.
A Saturday sale featuring ten cent tea and homemade cooking will be held at the home of Mrs A Vil leneuve 111 6th Ave from 3 to 8. Proceeds go to the Catholic church. Mrs Fred McNaughton and Mr Harry Edwards thank friends for support during the bereavement of a husband and brother. Card of Thanks from Mrs Jesse Howe and relatives expresses gratitude to Dauphin and Gilbert Plains friends for support during Mrs Dalgetty’s illness and death.
A terse notice states a property sale near Calla Avenue in the northwest area. The fragment mentions a sale action but lacks clear details on the seller, buyer, or exact terms.
FOR SALE. COR SALE. 3 room house. com fort for-Iam Also stable at back Sn rei Viamily. A Property a iT mir Ase ox P. COWTON. $10 REWARD. i OST, a black pocketbook, contains and sovereign, with a bar having Hasty inscribed on it, Please leave at affles. ax vere: WE He MRS. CULBERTSON. Tickets for the Varsity Sextet are going fast. Get yours and don't be disappointed. Town hall, Monday night.
The Bath Inst arena hosted the annual curling match between Wincan McFadden Caldwell and Simpson McGirr Co. Simpson McGirr won 12 to 6 led by E F Hunt and J N McFadden. After the game both teams met at Mrs McGirr’s home for lunch and the losers pledged a bag of flour to the Children’s Home.
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