14 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
1
Threshing season active. Visits by Rev Wood to Oak River and Rev Turkington to Miniota. Socials include W A and GA bazaar at Christ Church and fowl suppers at Orrwood and Lavinia Ladies Aid. Notables: A K Horne to Winnipeg, Alf McRae from Illinois, Dr Miller from Victoria, and classes and church services scheduled through October and November.
Bamiota's Departmental Store promotes import orders with cash payments saving up to 25 percent versus current market value. Wool goods prices largely unchanged from last year and cotton goods slightly lower. Shop for fall needs and compare prices.
Advertises a steam cooker that eliminates labor and burning while cooking meals for 2 to 15. Claims pure steam sterilized water prevents disease, removable shelves for large items, a brass hinged door, a dome top to stop dripping, and a whistle warning when water is low. Recounts significant fuel savings and freedom to do housework during cooking.
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