20 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
1
A vintage advertisement asserts Richard Hudnut's Aids to Beauty offers unmatched price and quality in toilet preparations. The copy emphasizes the product as the market’s top choice for personal grooming.
Advertisement from a belting dealer promoting Sure Grip and Red Label endless drive belts by the Gutta Percha Rubber Co Ltd. Offers belting in any width or length and invites customers to compare prices.
A Waterloo Reliance threshing machine is advertised in all sizes with attachment to an Allis Chalmers engine promising trouble free operation and dependable performance for farmers and contractors.
A Hamiota resident questions daily speeding on the road north and south of town. Cars reportedly reach sixty, with some boasting over seventy. The writer suggests hiring a provincial policeman to deter violations, noting Shoal Lake has three officers and proposing a similar deployment for Hamiota.
The Women’s Institute picnic occurred last Wednesday at Mrs A L Decker’s home with guests from Isa bella Crandall Beulah Ellenville and Decker. Provincial president Mrs George E Simmie of Solegirth attended as guest of honor and led games.
Frank Houck of St Paris Ontario visits his brother Fred Houck. For sale a new eight room cottage with full basement and large cement cistern, new garage, good well, two lots, apply to J F Jordan, phone 144 Hamiets Mano. Dr and Mrs R F Stewart of Blairmore Alberta visit Mrs T Allshire. Dr Stewart attends the medical convention in Winnipeg next week.
Mra Gray has a cottage built on Third Street. Mrs Morrison departs for Winnipeg for a few weeks. Dr and Mrs HM Reid of Melville visit. Miss G Delbridge engaged as teacher at Justice School. Reeve W J Cochran buys United Church Parsonage. Kathrine Francis of Elkhorn visiting. Mr and Mrs Hill return from trip to Prince Albert and western points. New fall coats at The Chambers Co. Mrs C W Venables and Freddie visiting Minnesota. Ham-iot a Chau t aug ua dates set for Sept 27 29 30 and October. Exam results note Elmer Wood omitted in grade 9. Ralph Fraser ships first wheat load to Pool Elevator. reward wheat good sample. Lost knife at Orange Hall last Friday. finder to claim with E Cheale or Echo Office. Mr and Mrs A C Lawson weekend visitors. Lawson moved to Calgary Imperial Oil branch. Dr and Mrs R P Borden of Coleman en route to Winnipeg medical convention. Irvine Bros thresh Marquis wheat. shipped rye yield 35 bushels per acre. Mrs Donovan Douglas arrives Winnipeg guest of McNaughts. GOING TO COLLEGE Course at Success Business College Winnipeg or Regina offered for sale. Wm Smith family with sister Mary Smith and N Thompson visit Kipling, Chumal, Scotia relatives. Miss Mildred Venables in Winnipeg for millinery openings. plans to open millinery shop in former Noble store. Rev A L Armstrong and Mrs Armstrong visit Miniota and Hamiota. Armstrong officiates Beulah church opening and communion at Christ Church Hamiota. Miss Pearl McConnell passes Miesener piano instruction exam in Chicago.
Kamiota's Departmental Store announces new fall coats with stylish designs, fine cloths, pretty linings, and fur trims. The first showing promises beaming appeal and confident appeal to shoppers seeking fresh seasonal outerwear.
A catalog-like notice advertises Stanfield’s undergarments including No. 3200 medium weight and heavier A C 700 combinations, SS00 heavy weight, Red Label heavy knit, Lambskin Fleece, Two-piece Red Label light heavy, Blue Label heavy weight 7700 light fine weight, plus Penman’s fleece lined shirts drawers and Turnbull’s all-wool C.T. combinations in three qualities.
A local note reports Sneid's Special Harvest Sale continuing until Saturday and mentions a correspondent seeking a Board of Trade meeting. The board has existed only about three months and plans no harm in holding a session.
Offer to supply oil of the best quality for all tractor makes. Orders can be phoned to 54 during the day or 170 at night for prompt attention.
Election figures show A Mullins leading J A Glen with a 673 vote majority in Marquette. Voter tallies total 5,979 with Mullins supported by a margin of 2.684 percent. Mrs E H Richards of Winnipeg, formerly Orrwold Man, celebrated her 82nd birthday this week. She walked to church Sunday morning. Threshing is expected to be general by week’s end and cutting except green feed will end soon.
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