Brass Extension Curtain Rods Extend From 36 to 52 Inches
Ad copy notes curtain rod extensions from 36 to 52 inches and 60 inch models with 72 inch optional extra heavy versions priced up to $1.00.
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
1
Ad copy notes curtain rod extensions from 36 to 52 inches and 60 inch models with 72 inch optional extra heavy versions priced up to $1.00.
The Dauphin War Committee met June 3 to review the Food Saving report including flour substitutes and price lists, note bread cost differences with Winnipeg, and appoint a committee to enforce food laws. They also debated financing war charity, heard two communications on a monument for fallen soldiers and fuel supply for winter, and highlighted public publicity and a successful charity play raising about 1300.
A June wedding was held Wednesday evening at the Methodist church uniting Miss Christina May Hall and Mr. William A. McIntosh with Rev. R E Spence officiating. Attendants wore pink and ivory gowns, Edythe Kemp played the Lohengrin march, and the couple departed for Winnipeg on their bridal train. Guests included Mrs F Moore, Mr J B Mills of Winnipeg and Miss Beatrice Goodhand of Calgary.
The Food Board announces sufficient sugar for the upcoming canning and preservation season and that peak fruit and vegetable crops will be managed within the sugar supply. It warns that strict conservation is needed meantime to ensure adequate stocks for all households.
Rev S A Martin has been invited to serve as army chaplain and report to the commanding officer at Victoria B C A congregational meeting is set for Friday evening June 7 to consider the pastor resignation appoint a pulpit supply committee and receive the Presbytery report
The Children's Aid Society expresses gratitude to many May donors including Miss Fryer Miss Goodband Mrs. R. Smith Mrs. Wilkey Mrs. J. Church Mrs. G. Strang Mrs. D. Wishart Mrs. H. Roszell Mrs. Jas. Norton Mrs. H. B Stevens Mrs. S. A. Martin Mrs. Gooch Mrs. S. Sandgren Mrs. Heaslip Mrs. John Sheppard Mrs. Kydd Catholic Ladies' Aid Gartmore school Mrs. A. Bennett and the Young Girls' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church for sewing and assistance to the children. Items most needed are eggs butter milk and clothing. Mrs. Wm. Murray Matron.
Trayed from Salt Creek farm June ith a roan calf with a white forehead spot. Please notify RS A S Grant.
At noon Wednesday the C N R ticket office was broken into and $45.75 stolen. Chas Thompson, a fireman, was arrested and admits the robbery and past year raids on Mayo's and Baird's shops. Chief Badle is credited for solving the cases.
The report lists donations including 18 pairs socks 7 suits pyjamas 1 coat and 74 towels from W W s and 4 dressing gowns 8 suits pyjamas 5 pairs socks from Vailey River. May receipts total 82250 for subscriptions and 35 for a show sale plus 6370 for a jumble sale. Community events cover Red Cross, Needle Order tea, a barn dance, and a council grant of 8500 to the agricultural society amid crop optimism and continued farming efforts.
Municipalities have made up to date grants to the Children’s Home from Gilbert Plains rural to Grandview town and Neepawa with varied sums listed. Potential canvass areas include Ethelbertinitonas Swan River McCreary Lawrence and Dauphin town for further contributions.
Reverend RK E Spence opens Sabbath School at 10, morning service at 11 15 with Rev J P Harryet from Wesley College as preacher. Evening service led by H P Nicholson Esq. Including welcome for strangers. Rural services listed Spruce Creek Burrows Banks with times and preacher Mr KR Smith of Dauphin.
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