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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
1
H A Fraser defends the Grain Growers Grain Co in a Winnipeg letter to the Echo. He accuses critics of false statements about control and price practices and asserts the Co has raised grain prices across western markets while others lowered commissions to harm it.
HAMIOTA'S DEPARTMENT STORE falls open with a full lineup in dress goods trimmings ladies ready-to-wear and men's furnishings. Departments boast coats dress goods silks collars overcoats suits underwear shirts and ties with a wide, up-to-date stock for the season.
Dress goods section offers swell new dress lengths in fashionable shades and new weaver, with only one dress per pattern. Diacoxars in various weights and latest shades, striped diagonals for suitings, Purscess Clorn doll for suits or dresses, satin striped novelty dress goods. Remember only one dress in each length shown.
A local fur seller promotes a fall collection featuring Persian Lamb and Mink Stoles with matching muffs, White Tibet Stoles with muffs, and a large stock of Ruffs Collarettes and Stoles in Mink Marmot Sable Western Sable and Thibet, with one muff to match.
Colorful bear skin coats offered for Natty wear include red blue brown and grey. Described as durable and less prone to staining than white, the goods highlight practical fashion choices.
A compact description notes a red garment with various trimmings, suited for cool evenings. The read text emphasizes versatility and warm styling, presenting a simple, cozy option for fall or early winter wear.
The description touts all coats as tailor made with a perfect fitter and distinct style. It lists cloth options including Plain Beaver Broadcloth and Diagonals and invites call to view before purchase.
Local shop declares itself sole agent for Watsons Fine Knit Underwear and asserts strong customer familiarity with the goods.
Men and boys overcoats offered in beaver cloth and new duplex collar styles with heavy twilled lining. Described as natty and suitable for well dressed young men. Sizes from 30 to 44 chest.
Offer includes lightweight, medium, and heavy weight sweaters and coats in every style and color. No space to list specifics. request the desired item and colors, we will provide options.
A local retailer lists Stanfield's Un shrinkable underwear in three weights and sizes 34 to 46 chest. Each garment is guaranteed unshrinkable with money refunded if not satisfied. Hewson's Heavy Woolen Underwear is also stocked with full guarantees.
The men’s department showcases new fall neckwear including four-in-hand knots and bow styles. Silk and knitted mufflers arrive in varied designs with the silent salesman highlighting the assortment.
Knitted men’s vests offered in brown green blue and red feature neat stripes and a warm dressy look suitable for winter. well made and crafted from quality knit material.
A large stock of men’s shirts available in plain and fancy stripes checks and broken patterns. Sizes 14 to 174 offered with assorted shades and styles to suit varied preferences.
Men's caps described as twenty five dozen in stock with up to date style light warmth and fur drops. Chamois lined special featured with prices from 60c to $1.45.
A catalog listing heavy mitts and gloves in horsehide mule skin and other hides along with lightweight options in mocha dog skin and horsehide. Advertises all sizes and prices for each model.
Wool coats described with a sheep lined design featuring Corduroy or Duck shells and sheep collars. Prices start at $4.50 with multiple sizes available.
The Hamiota Echo defends its editor against claims of disloyalty amid editorial criticism of the Grain Growers Grain Co. Fraser is urged to consider district opinion before naming traitor in the lines. The paper asserts its support for farmers and notes ongoing grain business and the editor’s efforts to improve transportation.
The grain elevators around town show activity with only three elevators in operation this season. The Imperial, taken over by the government, has processed over 30 000 bushels, with charges raised to 1 and a half cents per bushel. Since the takeover, overall elevator business has shifted as farmers and commission officials clash over pricing and policy.
Sudden death of early Oak River pioneer Mr. Wm Hedley after a paralytic stroke. He homesteaded the farm where he died thirty years ago and leaves a wife and five children. Funeral set for Friday at 2 pm in the Uplatd cemetery.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advised for instant use at the first signs of hoarseness or the croupy cough to prevent an attack. It is sold by I R B McNaught and dealers nationwide.
Wheat prices for No 1 Northern No 2 Northern and No 3 Northern are listed with various quality indicators. Northern feeds, oats, and white oats show scattered prices. A note on butter production and case expenditures appears, though line readability is limited and some entries are garbled.
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