20 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1913
Page
1
A promotional note invites readers to study and inspect the MONARCH at the Monarch Malleabie Range. The missive promises full compliance with good promises and suggests a profitable outcome for those who investigate or purchase.
We buy our goods direct and offer real value. Leading lines for spring include Poplin A silk finished wool cloth in grey brown black navy and champagne selling at 7.20 per length. A splendid range of medium weight material in all leading shades and newest patterns, 60 yard.
A dealer touts Potter’s Prints as the finest Scottish print available with a clean silky finish and fast colors. The shop carries a single quality offering priced at 15 cents.
The Better Farming Association of Winnipeg offers a free booklet titled Good Seeding written by Prof. S A Bedford Deputy Minister of Agriculture for Manitoba. It outlines farming methods from thirty years of experience and is sent postage paid to interested farmers who send their name and address to The Better Farming Association 4th Floor Bell Block Winnipeg. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended for frequent colds in children and is sold by all dealers.
Auction list shows J Hk McConnell with farm stock and implements sales on February 22 at McConnell Bros, February 25 Theo Murray Baw, February 26 Chas Brown Viula Dale, February 27 Mrs A McLean Oak, February 28 HW Howry Raven Lake, March 1 Alf Barr Bead wardicie, March 2 John Reynolds Min iota, March 4 John Bothwell Oak River, March 4 J E Burnell Oak River, March 4 RB Cochrane Lavina, March 5 Li Siwart Miniota, March 8 BaiND Joynt Harding, March 12 Frascholeres, March 15 Chas Gray Crandall Marcel, March 15 Jas Yeamen Arrow.
A historic farewell marks editor Mr. and Mrs. Stone leaving for Medicine Hat Daily Times. Knox Church hosts gifts and addresses while the Ladies Aid Society presents life membership. Citizens also honor the couple at McConnells Hall with a glassware set and social afterward.
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