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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1943
Page
1
McNaught's Drug Store advertises Noxema Skin Cream on sale for 19 cents with a limited supply, urging readers to act quickly. The ad highlights a 25 cent item price reduction and notes the offer is available in-store while supplies last.
S Sneid visits Winnipeg. Percy Tremaine visits his mother. C P R snow plow passes through Hamiota Friday and Monday. Creamery shipments and farm for rent and sale notices. Dancing event for War work proceeds 43.90. Ice Carnival February 26 with costumes races and prizes. Farm to rent near Oak River with long lease. Church events February 21 and weekly gospel study and Four Freedoms discussion.
Harold N. Kirk died January 30. Funeral February 1 at United Church Hamiota and burial at Hamiota Cemetery. Born in 1880 in Kirkton Ontario he moved to Manitoba in 1881 with parents James and Mrs. Kirk. Survived by wife Gladys Shields daughter Fay four sisters and brother Jos. E. Kirk. He was a 22 year member of Hamiota Court of Foresters. Pallbearers listed.
We express sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends of Chumah and Hamiota for thoughtful acts and sympathy during our bereavement. Special thanks to Dr E. D. Hudson and Mrs. W. L. Kirk for help and floral tributes from Chumah congregation and others. Fay Terzi Juergens also thanks friends and neighbours for sympathy and floral tributes.
Specials list shows Sodas 1 lb for 19 cents Hup-O-Lite Marshmallow Icing two packs for 29 cents Marshmallow icing 1 lb pack priced at 50 cents per pound 29 cents Kick Me tins 6 for 25 cents per tin 32 cents 66
The Hamiota committee reports gifts for Gift Week to aid Soviet children. Donations include parkas, dresses, mitts, quilts, layettes, wool suits, shoes, blankets, and many other garments totaling numerous items sent to the Clothing Depot for Aid to Russia in Winnipeg.
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