Optical Services at MacGregor Hotel
The message promises top optical care at the MacGregor Hotel using the latest equipment and expert knowledge, inviting readers to book an appointment for superior eye care.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
8
The message promises top optical care at the MacGregor Hotel using the latest equipment and expert knowledge, inviting readers to book an appointment for superior eye care.
Mrs. E Campbell and her son Donnie from Winnipeg are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A F L Palmer. A ten dollar bill is lost in MacGregor on Sunday. The finder is asked to leave the money at the Herald Office.
Miss Belcher teaches at Southend school and Macaulay hosted reopening last Tuesday with Miss Ruth Haley as teacher. Visits include Miss Hazel Orchard of Neepawa and relatives of the Tarr family from Portage and Keewatin. J Billings home hosted by locals. L A C Raymond Chant returns from St Thomas for a ten day furlough. others include the Poysers and AC 2S Gamlin visiting Mr and Mrs Shaw.
Announcement from the new operator taking over the dairy business formerly run by W J Burrows. The new owner intends to make two daily deliveries and provide constant milk and cream on hand. Calls to arrange service at the telephone number listed.
Canadian Pacific Railway advertises bargain fares to Eastern Canada with tickets on sale September 12 to 25. Return valid 45 days with stopovers, three classes Coach Tourist Standard, sleeping car options with berth charges. CP trains offer modern comforts including air conditioned coaches, sleeping cars, dining, and observation. Dr B L Patterson local CP agent will provide complete information.
Five room house in MacGregor with 225 lots available. For details call 332 Avstia.
A sale listing notes a number of good young horses available in heavy and light stock. Terms require half cash with balance due October 1941. Seller identified as Mack.
A Manitoba obituary notes eight children and four sons four daughters survive Mrs Hay. Seventeen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren mourn her. Funeral held at United Church with Rev S R McLeod officiating. Interment in Beaver cemetery follows a large floral display.
The family of the late Mrs H B Hay express heartfelt thanks for kindness sympathy and floral offerings received during their bereavement They also thank Rev S R McLeod and Dr G A Dickson for their kind words of sympathy.
Mr. Wm Hay extends thanks to Rev S R McLeod for a duplicate funeral service copy to Temple Lodge for a kind letter to Mrs Cook and H G Eyres of Carnegie for visiting Thursday and to an unknown friend who sent fruit.
Miss I. Ferguson returns for the Bagot school opening. Miss Dorothy Guinn of Portage la Prairie spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. S. H. McLachlan. Miss Ruby Crealock of Calgary spent holidays at home. Mr. Lawrence Crealock of Winnipeg is home on ten days' leave to help with threshing.
The Bagot and Elsmith Red Cross Branch compiled its six month output listing varied sewing items including 12 abdominal bandages 12 pillow cases 27 step-ins 36 surgical towels 25 property bags 21 dresses 10 petticoats 7 night gowns 7 boys shirts 7 boys shorts 6 pneumonia jackets 2 slacks 2 strap skirts 5 pyjamas 60 handkerchiefs and knitted items such as scarves sweaters and socks plus 11 seamens socks 6 two way mitts 3 rifle mitts 1 helmet and 1 body belt Donations recorded include 6 quilts quilt tops 2 crib quilts a knitted shoulder shawl 5 mitts and a note that 3 quilts and 1 cushion top were brought by Mrs Adolph Kalberg.
In loving memory of Will who passed away August 28 1934 and forever love and remembrance to his Sisters and Brother.
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