Dane Fashion Announces 1935 Spring Prints Display
Dane Fashion promotes 1935 spring prints with new fashion books and prints patterns. The store invites customers to view a real print display showcasing dressy prints for the season.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1935
Page
8
Dane Fashion promotes 1935 spring prints with new fashion books and prints patterns. The store invites customers to view a real print display showcasing dressy prints for the season.
A small and large pattern assortment titled Special 19¢ Print offers twelve designs for any garment. Colors are described as absolutely fast, suitable for durable wear.
Do not buy cheap Broadcloth for top satisfaction. These colors are fast and will not run into the other fabric. Ten different colors available.
A fabric description highlights fifteen patterns in light and dark grounds with neat designs and sun colors. The material promises tub fast colors and overall satisfaction for the purchaser.
A retailer touts dark shade prints and lighter ground options with PP quality. Yard prices include 28 cents and 33 cents per yard highlighting value for discerning buyers.
In Orange the Secular Meeting of vart Hamiote No 387 is set for the fall on the fret and third Wednesday each month at 0 pm se. The notice outlines the regular timing and venue for members to gather.
Hamiota Women's Institute marked Burns Night on January 25 with a dinner program for 104 guests. Burns songs, toasts to King and Country and Scotland, a dirk thrust, haggis descent, and various musical numbers followed by dances and Auld Lang Syne led by out of town talent including Mr. Killoh and Mr. Rankin.
Canada wide Education Week runs from February 3rd to the end date. The program highlights include daily broadcasts with themes from Highway of Character to Highway of Maintenance. Notable speakers are Dr Tory in Ottawa and Professor Watson Kirkconnell, with contributions from CKY CIRO and Winnipeg choirs.
The W M S celebration featured a program by CG L T, boys and church choirs, and a Miss ion Bard pageant. Mrs E W Alexander CGUT made the birthday cake. A skating party followed and Miss Marjorie Clack hosted. Miss Margaret Cox is recovering from a serious illness with Norse Lathrope assisting.
The gyrose revenues of the all inclusive Canadian National Railways System for the west ending January 2 1935 amounted to 2 747 949 dollars, compared with 2 687 453 dollars for the same period in 1934, a raise of 60 496 dollars.
Experimental notes report feed shortages across the province with pigweed seeds proposed as a substitute. Boiled pigweed seed adds digestibility and flavor when mixed with small amounts of grain. horses and cows consume it well, while pigs dislike it. Use in limited quantities due to laxative effects and seed viability risk. Also mentions college scholarship sales and local club events, including a Hamiota Curling Club ice frolic with various races and an auto polo attraction on February 1.
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