Gents Wear It and Aa AA Men’s Fine Ribbed
A brief listing notes men’s ribbed undergarments from Gents Wear It and AA Men’s line. Read as a small apparel notice with likely prices and sizes omitted.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1931
Page
8
A brief listing notes men’s ribbed undergarments from Gents Wear It and AA Men’s line. Read as a small apparel notice with likely prices and sizes omitted.
Mr and Mrs William Anderson celebrated their golden wedding at their Hamiota home on Monday November 16. Scots born, they emigrated from Scotland in 1873 and 1880 and homesteaded in Manitoba before moving to Hamida in 1926. Their family grew large and they remained active and content in retirement.
The Decker CGIT will present a novelty program in Memorial Hall on Friday evening November 27 at 8pm. Admission 25c for adults and 5c for children. Remembrance Day observance featured a wreath on the Honor Roll by Mrs. Edgar Liats and an address by Principal W. Logan. The W1 meeting listed officers and reports, with a successful year noted. The CGLT met at Mrs. Alexander's with sixteen members present, and a Dominion bonds issue announced for $100, $500, and $1,000. December 1 is the Women’s Institute meeting with a brief sketch and a social tea. Donations requested for Children’s Aid gifts and baby stockings and mitts.
Lavinia YPS met at the James home with record attendance. Officers and teachers elected for the coming year. Christmas tree program planned for December 23. Bazaar and tea set for November 20 at 3 30 p m. A Kentucky Belle screened November 27 in McDonnell Hall. Farmers face a freeze, subscriptions paid with produce or wood offered. Ratepayers approve shipment of vegetables and flour to drought areas. CN railway service changes take effect November 22 with new schedules and round trip tickets priced at six dollars and ninety cents.
Pastor R E MecCallagh leads morning worship at 11 oclock with Sunday School and Bible classes, followed by service at 12 10, and a 7 oclock evening worship at Hamiota United Church on Sunday November 22.
Rev B MecLenaghben leads Oakner service at 11 am with Sunday school at 12 10 pm Scotia Sunday School at 12 30 pm preaching service 1 30 pm Chumah 2 15 pm Sunday School 3 pm preaching service provided.
Mrs A Cloud says years of stomach trouble and gas left her nervous and unable to sleep. Adlerika relieved her symptoms and she now sleeps well. B R McNaught, Druggist, Hamicts.
A Remembrance Day service at Ramiota United Church featured Rev. R E McCullagh on the subject the Challenge of the Honor Roll as names of fallen and serving churchmen were read. The Harding Agricultural Society plans its Annual Meeting November 27 at 2 pm with banquet at 6:30 pm and a post banquet program with speakers including Hon D G MeKenzie. The Young Ladies Auxiliary of Hamiota United Church hosts a play November 27 and the YPS meets November 17. Lantern slides on China arrive November 30 at 8:15 pm and a silver collection will be taken.
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