PATRIOTIC SHOP.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1884, 1 October 1918, Page 3

PATRIOTIC SHOP.

The Patriotic Shop on Saturday was in charge of Mesdames A. S. Easton and Davis, and good business resulted, the takings amounting to .(*3(l Ids (id. This result is surprising, in view of the fact that an appeal was made simultaneously by the Girls’ Guild in aid of the Copper Trail Fund. There were a number of competitions, which were well supported, and keen interest was evinced in the results. The following were the winners:—Dinner, Mr P. Lmnsden; cake, Mr I' 1 . S. Moorehousc; camisole, Miss Kathleen Green; bag, Mrs Mandl; dolt s name, “Mary,” Mr Moliekey; socks, Mrs 0. .Symons; sheep, 51 fibs., Messrs P. Robinson and J. Bun 1 ; ham. 17.1 lbs., S. B. Collins and Mrs Speirs. Gifts are acknowledged from the following:—Mr S. Easton, Chung Willi, Mrs A. Ross, Mrs W. E. Barber, Stewart, Mrs John Robinson, Mrs Healey, Mrs Eraser, Mrs F. Robinson, Mrs Jas. Robinson, Mrs C. Symons, Mrs Wall, Mrs Raine, Miss Spoil’s, Mrs Woodroofe, Mr D. Robinson, Mrs ('. Robinson, Mrs Frank la ml, Mrs Harvey, Mrs F. S. Easton, Mr Bryant, Mr Fraser, Mrs Patterson, Mrs Procter senr., Mrs Salherley, airs Cook, Miss Sat herley, Mrs' M. Newlli, Mr A. S, Easton. Mr Lmnsden, Mr Freeman, Mrs Henrieksen, Mrs Gibbs, Mrs MeMurray, Mrs Smith, -Mrs W. Ross, Mrs Fume, Faina Harper. The shop next week will he in charge of the Monloa ladies.