16 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
1
We offer better value than others with felt children’s shoes from 90 cents to 250, misses’ styles 45 cents to 2.50, boys 1.80 to 2.50, women 1.25 to 4.50, men 1.80 to 6.50, plus rubbers overshoes moccasins lumbermen’s socks and felt slippers in all sizes.
Local ad promotes Oaks and Hot Blasts stoves in multiple sizes from $4.00 to $35.00. Oil stoves priced $4.00 to $7.00. Weather stripe for windows and doors plus a full range of stove accessories such as pipes and elbows.
Advertises foot warmers and related accessories in multiple sizes and prices. Foot warmers priced at 2.75 each. Foot warmer bricks offered at 90 cents and 1.10 dollars a dozen. Includes options for children and adults with various garments and aids to stay warm during travel.
There will be a meeting of the Chapter of the Rural Deanery of Minnedosa and 8S School Institute at Christ Church Hamiota beginning Tuesday evening Nov 21. The Chapter opens with 8 p.m. service led by Rev F Cornish of Yorkton. Everyone invited to Wednesday morning service at 8:30. Business session 10:30 a.m. to 5:50 p.m. Wednesday includes welcome address and reply. Thursday hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. are devoted to S.S. work.
The Hamiota Curling Club calls a council chamber meeting at 8 p.m. on Wednesday November 22. Business includes fixing the bonspiel date and balloting for skips. Committees for ice reception entertainment and collecting are to be chosen.
Auctioneer J H McConnell announces sales in the district with dates and venues. Items include household furniture at Mrs MecClenighbans on November 18 and farm stock at Jas Hedley near Jak River on November 21 plus stock and implements at W T Evans near Beulah on November 28. A sale at McConnell's barn on November 25 features good farm horses.
Mrs Francis Turpin of Junction City Oregon lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for whooping cough and unsurpassed for colds and croup. Sold by all dealers.
Extreme cold and snowfall forced all threshing outfits to stop for the season. Machines broke down, leaving about half the district's grain unthreshed and postponed till spring. Farmers with stored grain wait out the winter while western regions face similar, or worse, conditions.
The Van Alstines marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening gathering at their white and silver decorated home. Guests presented costly gifts, including cut glass and silver. Mrs Van Alstine received a silver tea service from the Lavinia Ladies Aid in appreciation of her service and integrity. Mr Van Alstine noted as a successful Manitoba farming emigrant from Huron.
The Threshera Lien Act requires owners or operators of all threshing machines to file monthly returns of grain threshed with the department of agriculture. The notice stresses including every machine and warns of fines for noncompliance, aiming to reduce guesswork in annual grain production figures.
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