Picardy Chocolates 88c Box Policy
Picardy Chocolates offers a price of 88 cents per box with a limit of one box per customer noted in the sale notice. The policy emphasizes single-item purchase restriction and applies to in-store buyers.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1944
Page
1
Picardy Chocolates offers a price of 88 cents per box with a limit of one box per customer noted in the sale notice. The policy emphasizes single-item purchase restriction and applies to in-store buyers.
The article notes Brome grass became leading cultivated pasture in Manitoba with acreage tripling all other grasses by 1943. It explains eradication challenges, root stocks in top soil, and that shallow surface tillage from above best destroys established stands. It covers seeding rates, growth stages, and forage value for cattle and horses.
On May 7 1944 Christ Church Hamiota hosts a rural life themed service. Rev B O Whitfield presides with veacon duties and a vesper service at 7 30 pm. The morning will include a service of dedication and prayer for farmers and rural workers with all welcome.
May 15 designated Arbor Day in Manitoba. Notices of local events include a discount offer for 1944 taxes in Hamiota, sales of York Shire Boars near Frank McPhaden, and visits by residents such as Roy Stinson and B O Whitfield. Community notices cover lost tire, a dance for the Boys Overseas Boxes Fund, Hamiota Fair July 26 with horse racing, Red Cross knitting drive, and local social updates.
On Thursday April 27 1944 to Corps and Mrs Hall of Hamiota Manitoba a daughter. On Saturday April 28 1944 to Mr and Mrs Frank James of Decker Manitoba a daughter.
A new shipment arrives featuring dresses in Jersey, seersucker, and fashion fabrics with prices from 5.95 to 15.95. Flannel and Harris Tweed suits priced 9.50 to 27.50. Prints now available from 0.25 to 0.69 per yard.
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