23 Jul 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
1
The town prepares for Fair Day with shops open all day. Notable notices include Miss A Garland visiting in Winnipeg and Hamiota School appointing HL Allbright as principal. Local residents travel, visit relatives, and attend services while the Crandall L O L and Christ Church hold gatherings.
Hamiota's Departmental Store launches a clearing sale to speed cleanup of summer goods and make room for fall shipments. All summer goods including hosiery underwear dresses and dress fabrics are 20 percent off. Selected broken lines also priced reduced to clear stock.
Store offers all day hours for Fair Day visitors with special prices on the Counters. Out-of-town buyers receive a special convenience invitation to call in and shop.
A notice promotes a uniform discount on seasonable goods including men’s and boys’ summer underwear and men’s sailor hats. It urges readers to list items and buy accordingly, highlighting savings in dollar terms.
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