First Aid Kit Supplies Now In Stock At Rexall
The store promotes readiness for accidents with a full line of first aid goods. Shoppers are urged to check their kits this season and ensure items are on hand.
14 Aug 1935
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1935
Page
1
The store promotes readiness for accidents with a full line of first aid goods. Shoppers are urged to check their kits this season and ensure items are on hand.
Various local notices report white linen needed for Christ Church service next Sunday, bids invited and plans for a grand amateur concert in Decker Memorial Hall, plus ongoing community events and notices from Hamiota Manitoba.
Oak River Manitoba farmer Howard S. Greenaway 40 died Friday afternoon after a friend’s rifle fired during a visit at cousin Basil Greenaway’s home. Miss May Minaker, playing with an apparently unloaded gun, triggered the accident. Post mortem held under R O M P oversight. Greenaway prominent in Manitoba baseball. survived by widow and four daughters.
Store-wide specials on roller towelling and table oilcloth in plain colors checks and patterns. Full range includes 45 inch and 54 inch sizes. Ladies' house dresses 75 cents cotton hose 15 cents men’s work shirts and men’s harvest shoes at 2 dollars 35 cents.
White cups and saucers sold by the dozen at 95 cents while cups and saucers are 1.25 per dozen. Dinner plates ten inches cost 1.75 per dozen. Oatmeals six inch bowls eight inch items priced at 9 cents each or 1.15 per dozen.
Readable grocery list features bulk tea baking powder two pounds priced at 75 cents and 85 cent tins. Vinegar white pickling per gallon 69 cents. Prunes orange peaches plums tomatoes and oranges noted with various prices and values.
All entries must be in by Thursday morning for the prize list on page 8. Shoal Lake residents are reminded to submit their entries promptly to be considered for awards announced in the upcoming reading event.
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