Regular meeting and events in Arrow River district notes
A local lodge reports its regular meeting held January 2 in the Orange Hall with officers installed by Bro J Murray and others. The Arrow River district reports a farmer William Mitchell’s death by suicide, coroner Dr Hudson attending. community sympathy extended.
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Orange Hall
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Jno Murray
A. Atkin Om
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WK. Fraser
Jno Sutherland
Wm. Kirk
Bee R W Murray
Heisermann
M. Tennyson
T. J Strachrn
Jamon Francis
Wn Parker , Jr
Gco
Vest
Arrow River District
William Mitchell
Arrow River
Hudson
Asin
Elevator closure during Agents' Convention week
The U. G. Ltd. elevator will be closed the week of January while Agent Ames Scott attends the Agents' Convention in Winnipg. Flour and feed warehouse will be open.
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U. G. Ltd
Winnipg
Village of Hamiota seeks officials and guards
Applications are invited for the office of Assessor at a salary of 5000 and for Police and Utility Man at 55 per month. Submit by Saturday January 19. Official notices from JUS. Andrew, Sec. Treas, Hamiota, January 3, 1918.
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Hamiota
Knox Presbyterian Church Annual Meeting Notice
Knox Presbyterian Church announces a Thursday January 15 meeting with reports from Sabbath School Session Women's Missionary Society Y P G and Choir plus election of officers and plans for the new year. Freshmen reception to follow. Junior Guard meets Wednesday at 7 15 pm with Miss McConnell Cochrane Union and weekly prayer at Oakner 220 pm. Pastor to preach.
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Joseph
Ehorel
Sebbath School
Women’s Missionary Society
YPG
Guid
Ladies’ Aid
T S Erved
Giard
Ted Ty
McConnell
Cochrane Union
Oakner
Zion Methodist Church Social and Upcoming Services
A church social held by the Adult Bible Class featured a chair election led by Mir. de Hausen. The pastor outlined class roles and service opportunities. Church notices list Sunday services with sermons on Nehemiah themes and a Tuesday Bible Class, plus a reorganized Junior League under Mrs. Middleton.
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Mir. de Hausen
F C. Middleton
J. B. Morrison
Jos
A. Shier
Ellenville Patriotic Society Keeps Growing Through Hard Work
The Ellenville Patriotic Society reports a thriving year with strong meetings and a healthy bank balance. A November bazaar at Mr. and Mrs. J Reid raised 39.00, a January election day tea collected 3.45, and Ella Arthur received a kitchen and china shower from Eben Will ladies on Jan 3, 1918.
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Ellenville Patriotic Society
Jou. Arthur
Eben- Will
Ella
Geo. Wright
Mesdames A
A L. McConnell
K Killoh
Margaret Drummond
Miss Arthur
Arthur
Ellenville
McCloy and Kerr rink win McConnell Cup on Monday
J McCloy and T Kerr led their curling rinks to victory as they skipped against Rapid Ty on Monday. McCloy’s rink was 3 up while Kerr’s team trailed by 2 and both earned the McConnell Cup for the home team.
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J McCloy
T Kerr
Rapid
Kerr
McCloy
A Eby
M Noble
McNaughton
BR McNaught
J Jordan
Lemon's Cash Stores Sale Tagline Sparks Bargain Frenzy
Crowds flock to Lemon's Cash Stores for a Great No Goods Sale with hundreds of bargains advertised at regular prices. Shoppers are urged to see the many snaps and deals on offer, drawing heavy local traffic.
Men’s Suits and Coats At Hale Price Cleared Out
A sale notice offers 25 suits in worsted tweeds and serges in navy grey and brown with perfection fitters in all sizes. Prices listed as 15 18 21 and 27 50 with overcoats medium weight being cleared at Hale Price for those who wear 36 or 38.
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HALE
Sale of men's and boys garments at clearance prices
An in store sale offers heavy wool shirts and drawers in red blue and black from $2 to $3 now $1.50 each. Men and boys wool socks range 25 to 50 cents. Black cashmere socks in limited supply at 5.0 per pair. Boys pants shirts mitts gloves undergarments heavily reduced with sizes 22 to 34 and 26 to 34. Hats and caps priced 15 to 50 cents.
Shoe Sale Highlights Deep Discounts on Men and Women Footwear
Hundreds of pairs of men's fine shoes McPherson's make in calf dongola and patent leathers sold at sale prices from 5.09 upward with two to three dollar savings per pair. Men’s work boots from 2.75. A wide range of winter footwear for women reduced, including rubber goods, with prices 2.85, 3.75, 4.50 and up.
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McPherson
Our Children's Shoes Sale Offers Deep Discounts
Our Children's Shoes are now well below current values with marked prices at 1.55 and 2.00 in Ontario for Spring. Savings range from 15 to 25 percent. Dozens of Wool Hose stockings and Ladies' Vests and Drawers are still on hand. Plan ahead for next winter as these items are scarce.
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Ontario
Bargain Sale on Woolen Goods and Ladies Ready-to-Wear
Piles of woolen goods including poques tams bonnets coats and headwear marked at clear prices. Heaps of boys sweaters and waists lawns flannels delaines and wrapperettes offered at 59 cents each. Cuts on all ladies ready-to-wear.
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Taylor, Hamiota
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Connell
Strachan
Kew Torkhart
J H M Connell
Mayer Bennestales
Jus
Andrew
Treas, Hamiota
Geo. Burns
Canada
Union Bank of Canada
RS. Hodge
Hamiota Book Store
Ford
Overland
Gray Dart
Briscoe
Reo Automobiles
Piabos
Williams
Lises
PATOR
McConnell Bros
Knox Presbyterian Church
Welcome Bible Class
Ellenville News
Lemon's Cash Stores
Men’s & Boys
Coods
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