23 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
1
Are Your Feet Cold We can't tell you all about our Shoes in this small space but we can say we offer better value than elsewhere Children’s Shoes in Felt styles 90c to 150 Misses' Shoes in Polk styles 45c to 2.50 Boys’ prices 180 to 2.50 Women’s prices 125 to 4.50 Men’s 180 to 6.50 Also rubbers overshoes moccasins lumbermen's socks felt slippers and more in all sizes
Local coal oil stores offer Oaks stoves in sizes from small to large plus Hot Blast stoves priced from 37.00 to 85.00. Weather stripes and stove accessories such as pipes and elbows are available for purchase now.
A local ad offers foot warmers and related items in all sizes for drivers. Foot warmers priced at $2.78 each, with foot warmer bricks at 90 cents and $1.10 per dozen. Men, women, and children are all styled for comfort with companions like rugs robes and caps mentioned in the sale.
Manitoba gains equality with Saskatchewan and Alberta as its boundaries extend to Hudson Bay and the public lands subsidy is readjusted. Premier Iblin and Colinn Campbell arranged the settlement in Ottawa with the Dominion Government, including transfer of Fort Osborne barracks to the province and rapid construction of provincial parliament buildings.
The nine year old Lola Richardson died Tuesday morning after a prolonged illness. The funeral was held Wednesday at Hamiota cemetery with Rev. Cann officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Panabaker attended the Portage la Prairie Sunday School Convention, while Del. Park traveled to Brandon for Normal last Monday.
Mrs Francis Turpin of Junction City Oregon praises Chatherlain's Cough Remedy as a superior cure for whooping cough. The notice adds it also treats colds and croup and is sold by all dealers for safe use.
A council meeting approved the Bonspiel week starting January 16 with eleven rinks formed by skip selections including Dr. Hudson and Alex Kerr. More rinks expected as attendees were missing, and a $1 fee allows ladies to use the curling ice. A follow up meeting will choose rinks at R. E. Hunter's store on Monday evening November 27 at 7.
Public notices announce nomination days for the rural municipality and town council, with reeve and ward positions on December 12 at the Council Chamber and McConnell’s Hall for school trustees. A pre nomination public meeting is planned, and two new candidate names have emerged.
Neighbors report late night alarm from Ms McDonald’s chimney. Fire brigades contained the blaze quickly with no injuries and only slight damage. insurance will cover losses. Another early Wednesday blaze at the vacant Beho Office opposite caused excitement before being controlled. wind fanned flames but doors and stove area were saved.
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