Local notes of interest and community updates
Local items show residents shipping boys and traveling to Winnipeg and Rapid City. Events include a moving picture show in Orange Hall and a Chumah Mission Band of Hope bazaar. A robbery at Strachans netted about 1000 dollars, with 840 to Samuel Laird, churches hold services and suppers, and local folks report crops and property improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chumah Mission Band of Hope
Chumah School House
Tne Strachans
Samuel Laird
Scotia Presbyterian Church
Charcl
Ioney
New Silk Velvets Featured In Fall Fashion News
Fashion journals praise Fancy Velvets in the front rank of Fall fashions. Silk Velvets in stock include brocades and plain varieties with sprigs of contrasting color. Prices 90c yard.
Fall Buying Value Promise by Local Merchants
Hose dealers urge buyers to seize the fall season and save, claiming their goods are top grade for the price. They promise superior quality compared with mail order houses and rival the best Western counters, urging readers to trust the message and act.
Skirts Put On Special Price Offer
Regular skirts priced at 5.50 6.00 and 6.50 are now discounted under a special offer. The advertisement notes a reduced tag but does not specify the final sale price.
Waists Special for $1 Heavy Wrapper and Laid Styles
A plain tailored sale note advertises waistwear specials including heavy wrappers and checked laid items at a promotional price of one dollar, highlighting new est styles.
Scottish Wool Plaids For Skirts Fashion dictate
Scottish Wool Plaids for skirts described as a sensible wear choice with a food heavy weave in varied patterns. Each pattern provides enough material, 22 yards per length, 54 inches wide, priced at $4.50.
Children's Dresses Priced Low for Quality Good Value
Shoppers are offered children's dresses described as low-priced for the quality and equal to the best that can be procured. The advertisement highlights affordable options with emphasis on value and quality.
Women Patriotic Society Meeting and Ball Planned
A meeting of the Women’s Patriotic Society is set for Thursday afternoon at 4 o’clock in the Council Chamber on Neverber road. Ladies urged to attend for urgent business and to support the relief effort in Europe. The Hamiota baseball club hosts a patriotic ball tomorrow evening with a special program and dancing at 8:30 for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Baseball Club
Oet
Europe
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Winnipeg
B. R. McNaught
Kodaks
Canada
Savings Department
Union Bank of Canada
Hamiota
R. S. Hodge
Hamiota Flour Mills
H. C. Hoy
J H Honck
E. B. Homuth
Rapid City
Calder
Old Country
C. Wood
Mrs. C. Cowan
Orange Hall
Jos. Kirk
Manitoba Agricultural College
W. B. Gutteridge
Geo Edwards
John Murray
Mr. Kennedy
Birtle
Messrs. W. Chambers
Jas. Scott
Chas. Hogeland
E M. Pennyson
Neepawa
Rev
H. G. Crozier
John Allen
Oakner
Saskatchewan
D. W. Bedford’s
Decker
Sam’s East
Newdale Methodist Church
McConnell Bros
Lavinia
Ilamiota’s Departmental Store
Tay
Ge Chambers Co., Ltd
Bank of Hamilton
SPD
Asia
Laugiefin
Hamiota Urauel
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