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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1935
Page
8
Dame Fashion proclaims prints as the spring 1935 must have. New fashion books showcase prints and patterns for dressy outfits. Visit the shop to see a real print display.
A collection of twelve patterns including small and large options for various garments. Described as suitable for any type of garment with colors claimed to be absolutely fast and durable.
Do not buy cheap Broadcloth. These ten colors are fast and will not bleed into other fabrics.
A compact textile catalog note touts Special 25c Print Fifteen patterns with light and dark grounds, neat designs, and colors that are sun and textures fast. The ad promises real fabric quality and satisfaction.
Ad touts P P Prints in dark shades and lighter grounds with demandable quality. It highlights prices of 28 cents and 33 cents per yard.
The Keedlar Meeting of cart Hamida No 1 is held in the Orange Hall on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 3 pm Geouct O Nertt Cc. Soe.
Hamiota visitors split games with Crandall 14 6 and 14 3 while Hamiota 27 Crandall 20 total. Crandall senior hockey loses 11 3 to Hamiota as Crandall residents celebrate the 58th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J N Warren of Crandall, born in Perth County Ontario.
The YPS met at Mr. and Mrs. Tremaine's home on January 23 with Lawrence Tremaine leading the devotional section and Mr Tyndall presenting. Miss Warren delivered the missionary paper and Edna McLean read the close paper. The next paper committee includes Lawrence Tremaine Frank James and Margaret Knight. Contests and games were led by the social committee and lunch followed.
The Scotia United Church held its annual meeting with reports from multiple church groups and officers elected including Jas Anderson as secretary treasurer and Miss C E Anderson as organist. The Sunday School also announced its annual meeting with officer appointments and multiple classes. The C G I T met at Beatrice Sobckowich’s home for the first time this year and the W L met at Mrs Gilmour’s with plans for a cup social on March 18. A quilt was finished after business. The Pope junior hockey team lost to Crandall at Crandall last Saturday.
The Oakner Oakover annual bonspiel starts Friday February 8 weather permitting. Prize donations include A. D. McConnell Mair's Bakery Me Naughts Drug Store Hamiota Cafe Jackes Confectionery Venables Hardware Smithson General Store and T Eaton Co Ltd with more offers expected. Oakner school checker tourney ends with Olive Brown defeating Evelyn Strachan. Groundhog signals improved luck after a canceled juvenile hockey event due to measles.
Sealed tenders are invited by A Smith secretary treasurer for conveyance of children on Routes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and 8 using cars when conditions permit and for a caretaker of the Oakner School both starting March 1 1935. Tenders close February 16 at twelve noon. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Information available on request.
Two Crandall ladies rinks skip by Mrs Robus and Mrs Rudd lost to Decker led by Mrs A L Decker and Miss Helen Quinton. A Crandall men's rink skipped by A Dickey was defeated 8-6 by R Anderson. Alexander visited Winnipeg last weekend as guest of Mr Smith, Dominion superintendent of the Continental Life Insurance Co.
The Cockshutt Plow Company will radio broadcast starting February 12 at 1.15 pm on CIGX and again on Thursday and Saturday. A second broadcast from CKY begins March 7 at 1.15 pm.
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