Confectionery Line Headlines Apples Oranges And More
A full line of the leading confectionery items including apples oranges nuts candy lemons and raisins showcased as a prominent store display emphasizing variety and selection for shoppers.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
1
A full line of the leading confectionery items including apples oranges nuts candy lemons and raisins showcased as a prominent store display emphasizing variety and selection for shoppers.
Public notice of contract terms for transient advertising set at 12 cents per line in week one and a per line rate thereafter. Special notices like wants lost and found cost per insertion, with no notice under six cents and ads not exceeding ten lines. No advertisements appear in the local columns.
A brief meeting was held to organize the group and appoint committees to handle various tasks for the upcoming campaign. The assembly placed focus on structuring roles and delegating responsibilities to ensure smooth operation.
San Antonio man J M Garrettson suffered years of asthma and deadly attacks but was soothed by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. The ad claims it cures asthma and lung troubles, with prices 50c and 1.00, guaranteed, and trial bottles free at Lawson's drug store.
Oak Lake News reports an interview with Wm. Newlove of Oak Lake claiming the reputed Rose, now in Brandon jail, charmed Calgary residents while evading authorities. He allegedly used church guise as Patterson and exploited a Calgary couple, borrowing fifty dollars, with fifty more obtained from a druggist to repay the first loan. Calgary authorities may pursue the case.
Thousands visited Shoal Lake for holiday races and political conventions. Dr Roche won the Conservative nomination by standing vote and pledged to keep Marquette in opposition. Liberal delegates, numbering 102, nominated Thompson Sr by unanimous ballot after withdrawing other candidates. Hon. Clifford Sifton spoke on tariff elevator bill and railway policy.
Mrs John Dowling of Butler Pennsylvania endured three years of distress from a malignant stomach trouble with severe nausea and indigestion. After two months on Electric Bitters she declared she was wholly cured able to eat anything and felt stronger as weight increased. The remedy aids digestion cures dyspepsia improves appetite and revives energy. Only Dr Guaranteed at Dr Lawson's drug store.
Winnipeggian Thos. D. Robinson lists a breakdown of coal costs from pit to customer to show why coal prices stay high. The table includes fob prices, rail freight to Buffalo, loading, boat freight to Fort William or Duluth, dockage, unloading, shrinkage, further rail and city delivering charges, and interest and insurance to total the cost.
The local Teachers' Institute met at Hamiota School on Saturday afternoon with small attendance due to holidays and bad weather. Mr Heaseman presented a paper on a subject not specified in the fragment.
The discussion turned animated as followers of several methods attended. D H Chalmers was appointed to arrange a shipment to the convention in Birtle around October 4th and 5th.
F M Higgins of Seneca Ins. News reports years of piles resisted all remedies until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Two boxes wholly cured him, offering a guaranteed cure at 25 cents, sold by Dr. Lawson.
Oak River notes Mr John McCallum sold his blacksmith shop to Mr E Unger of Crandell and Unger took possession on Monday the 3rd. McCallum plans farming, purchasing land near Mr Wim Learys. Tuesday night storm damaged several buildings and roofs including Mr C Hilker and Mr Todd homes. moved a stable and struck a chimney. L H Reeve left for Moosejaw to become buyer for Ogilvie Milling Co. Delegates traveled to Shoal Lake with Conservative attendees McKinnitt Gibb Headley Clever Ireton Sawyer and Lannin.
A heavy wind storm struck August 28 causing rain and hail that damaged grain but only modestly. Much shelled grain sprouted due to wind rather than hail, described as the worst storm in four years. Frost the night before caused no damage and the community notes a lively Friday gathering with a new Bible study feature.
Geo Anderson of Hamilta progresses on George Elliott’s new store while Aldrich builds T Hamilton’s house. Methodist church contract awarded to Elliott of Brandon. Presbyterian service moves to Elliott’s hall. J I Case outfit arrives for Darlingville Threshing. Labor Day popular. townsfolk fish and swap tales. H McMillan plans exhibition baseball team for fall fairs. Miss M McDougald visits Arrow River.
Howard Leslie of Lebanon Greece is registered at the Crandell House. Wm Johnson of Brampton Ont visits his son H Johnson. Mr Amey of Exeter Ont and brother of W Amey arrived last week. W Mark of Port Perry Ont visits his brother E Mark. Joe Brandon urged to become Crandell chief of police after a lucky Labor Day fishing streak. Messrs Ungar and Saunders dissolve partnership. Saunders to run the business. Ungar moves to Oak River to buy J McCallum’s shop.
Market notes from Hamiota show No 1 hard wheat and oats easing while butter and hay prices appear steady. Quotations for feed oats and tub butter listed with minor regional shifts, reflecting typical midseason movement.
Dr S W Prowse announces his Edwardian practice in Winnipeg at 211 McIntyre Block. He specializes in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat offering comprehensive ophthalmic and ENT care.
Notice declares dissolution of the partnership between Elgin Ode Unger and Thomas Barnett Saunders operating as blacksmiths at Crandell Manitoba. From now on T B Saunders will carry on the business and receive all accounts due the firm. Dated Crandell August 28, 1901.
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