18 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
1
Community notices list farm sale, dental closures, travel to Quebec and Victoria, condolences for James Whyte, tea gathering at M H L Co, cooking demos, Scouts worship, sports day plans, school additions, collar award, election dates, lawn social postponement, garden party, election committee rooms, Orange Hall revision court, and obituary of Herbert Lith.
Hamiota's Departmental Store markets Quick Meal Oil Stoves with a claim they eliminate fatigue from cooking. The advertisement urges women to buy now citing ease and comfort in use.
The original oil stove features a glass fount simple as a lamp and produces a clean blue flame. It is easy to re wick or regulate and has porcelain burner drums that resist rust plus an automatic wick stop to prevent smoking.
The note invites readers to learn two stock styles and offers a demonstration by phone. It promises to reveal operation details and provide price quotes.
Delighted buyers show robust demand for Gales' Underwear with sales for whitewear surpassing expectations. Emphasizing style fit and finish the retailer notes the month’s performance reflects popular demand for well fitting garments.
Advertises children's dresses in gingham and chambray with new sleeve and wide belt designs. Prices start at $1.00 with examples at $1.25 and $1.40. Mentioned fabrics include Scotch yarn, gingham, chambray, ink blue, pink, red and brown with contrasting trimmings. June sale drives 100 dollars in revenue.
Advertises a department with various underwear items for ladies and children. Lists gowns in cotton or crepe with multiple necks and sleeve lengths, drawers and shirts in multiple sizes, and crepe combinations. Highlights value across garments with ranges for children ages 3 to 16 years and ladies sizes 36 to 42.
The advertisement promotes house dresses as replacements for wrappers. It highlights style and durability, encouraging buying ready to wear instead of making prints. The sample dress shown is priced at 1.5 to 2.0 dollars with chamber size 1.75 and larger sizes 2.00 and 2.50.
A local store advertises another dollar special drawing customers to purchase ladies waists. The brief note emphasizes value and anticipated shopper response.
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