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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
8
Zion Methodist Church in Poccarren invites the community to Sabbath School at 12 10 and Sunday School Rally Day services. The pastor thanks Mrs Rene Bhy for ten years as Sunday School organist and choir feeder. He presents her with appreciation.
A fragment notes a Pyrex casserole presented on behalf of the school with wishes for a future full of happiness and success for a named recipient. The wording hints at a ceremonial gift or card accompanying the gesture.
Obituary note marks Major James L Evans as a beloved figure in Miniota for his leadership at Manitoba Hardware and Launcher Co and his wartime service. A large turnout at Turner's Hall on Sunday September 14 reflected communal sorrow as Anglican burial rites and interdenominational prayers were conducted by Rev Mr Bacon and Rev H T Reynolds.
YZE advertises immense stock at prices well below current market values. Shoppers can save this year on dry goods with values 15 percent to 30 percent below Catalogue House prices. MEX Clothing and men’s wear are about 25 percent under Catalogue House prices. Boots and gloves offered with little value increase. Proprietor John Lemon promotes large savings at Lemon's Cash Stores.
Rev John Pate delivers on immortality of the soldier linking to 1 Corinthians. He honors Major Evans with a tribute, quoting General Bell, noting the sacrifice and the community’s sympathy. The service includes a united choir, Miniota Lodge attendance, and a gift to Mrs Tennant, as the Red Cross fund receives $4,000 from the municipality.
Advertisement notes Spanish and cooking onions combined with long storage, mild enough to use raw yet strong for cooking. Price stated as $3.00 per bush.
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