Hazel Toilet Soap Sale Two Tins For A Quarter
Two tins of Hazel toilet soap offered for 25 cents in a small-town sale. Advert says value and price clearly, appealing to bargain seekers.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
8
Two tins of Hazel toilet soap offered for 25 cents in a small-town sale. Advert says value and price clearly, appealing to bargain seekers.
Sunday events announced for March 25 1998 with Sunday School at 7 and an evening service. The townwide appeal invites all Anglicans to make a special effort to be present in church during Lent.
Rev E Land Sanday leads morning worship at 11 with The Qualities of Love. Girls and boys hear The Gipsy Moth. Sunday School with Adult and Young People's Classes at 12.10. Chumah Sunday School and preaching at 2, Pastor in charge 7pm joint Knox Church service Gethsemane. Midweek Knox Church 8pm.
Sunday March 25 1928 morning worship at Hamiota 11 o clock with Rev J M Wallace topic Ye Believe in God. Sunday School 12:10. Rev E Lund preach Ossner 2 pm preaching service 3 pm Sunday School 2 30 pm and 3 30 pm preaching service. Mid week service 8 pm at Knox church parlor.
Community notices from Hamiota include births at Hamiota Hospital with March dates, a 36th anniversary of Court Hamiota No 367 COF at the Orange Hall, and a series of dances, auctions, and horticultural previews. Local clubs, foresters, and lodge groups announce meetings, box socials, and prizes, with ads for Echo Office wedding stationery and McConnell Bros sales.
FP W Decker edits this community notice serving Decker and surrounding district with locally focused information and updates for residents.
A reflective piece argues business owners should consider visitors by keeping cars off streets. It urges patience, quality service, and long term satisfaction beyond the sale, hinting at a broader empathy code for a community.
Advertisements and quotes promote McCormick Deering grain drills and seeding discussions. A homeowner argues buying locally keeps money in the community while referencing the broader value of personal connections and stable incomes for farmers wives.
Fifty acres a day is nothing unusual for western farmers who hire their twenty eight fur row McCormick Deering Grain Drill behind McCormick Deering Tractors feeding a fourteen foot wide strip each trip. Mag offers a claim that a swell eating place costs 80c for a 100 sandwich.
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