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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
7
The notice highlights Linuleams Shades Overdrapes and a new range of kitchen cabinets. It features kitchen tables chairs steel pictures towel roiler clock shelf and cedar polish products. The item emphasizes home fittings and decorative updates.
A catalog style mention lists items for home decor and furnishing including window shades curtains drapes and overdrapes, chairs, a mahogany table, sideboard, china cabinet, wall paper, rugs, a dresser writing table and a bed spring. Also noted are related items like a tobacco stand phonographs oil cloth and a library table.
W. Av Smith announces a Grain Growers meeting at Wyndham School on June 5 at 8 o clock. Local members urged to attend for discussion and planning of crop activities.
Dr Pike the dentist will be in Roblin June 1. Miss Canniffe mourns her brother killed in action with the Dublin Fusiliers. Voting for the School By Law set for June 8 at Oddfellow's Hall. Communion services at Summer Cromarty Roblin on June 9. J A Ashley, municipal auditor, in town for work. Registration Day June 22. Bank hours listed. Mr and Mrs A Brydon plan to move to Shoal Lake then south. House sale by L W Merrell on Railway Ave formerly Atkey property. The Woman shown at the picture theatre drew large crowds. County Court visitors in town. Mrs Albert Terry travels to Winnipeg for her husband's kidney operation. Grain Growers meeting June 8 at 2 p.m. Junior baseball game noted. Death of a Mr. in Roblin family. burial in Grand Rapids Ontario.
A May meeting of the Shell River Red Cross Society drew twenty two members, who paid 4.40 in dues. Members gave 103.00 as quarterly subscriptions instead of the monthly rate, and 100.00 was forwarded. Dues were secured by Mrs Staple and Miss Trickett. The next meeting is set for June 13 at Mrs Alexander's home.
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