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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
1
A local advertisement touts a great Clean Up Sale offering savings on odd lines in dry goods gents furnishings ware furniture groceries boots and shoes crockery hardware and Butterick patterns with red ticket prices.
A fragment shows reg sale prices for coats and overcoats in multiple sizes. Entries include boys overcoats with varying sizes and prices such as size 31 at 88.50 and size 28 at 7.00, plus remarks on other sizes and regular prices.
Crockery offering white cups and saucers tea plates soup plates dinner plates fruit dishes at ten cents five cents and regular price five fifty. The ad lists bulk quantities and discount pricing for assorted dinnerware items.
A promotional notice announces 20 percent savings on all furniture in the department including tables chairs buffets dining room and bedroom suites mattresses and springs for the month to attract shoppers.
Advertises stock on hand for Rosedale Stove Souris Lump coal from the Rosedale Mine. Warns procurement may be harder later and urges buyers to place requirements now.
Miss 8S E Baker left for Neepawa after a 4 three months visit to her niece Mrs i E Spence at the Parson age Mr O J Baxter of Piumas Man Provincial auditor has been in town auditing Village and Municipal books He left this morning for Rapid City Services at Christ Church Hamiota next Sunday Morning 11 Holy Communion Evening 7 Jos Andrew learned Frank Boreham a prisoner of war since May 23 1915 has arrived in England and is expected in Toronto by February 1
In Hamiota on January 17 1919 two teenage girls ask Dear Annie Laurie if it was proper to kiss two boy friends after leaving a rink and turning away their advances. The note appears amid a grain growers meeting notice for January 25 at 2 p.m. in the Orange Hall.
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