HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1930-01-23, Page 8PAGE S, -THE BLYTH STANDARIi--January 23, 1it30
Myth Nortiounural Society 1
The annual meeting of Myth Horticul-
tural Society was held at St. Andrew's
llnited Church manse on Tuesday even-
ing with a fair attendance. The financial
statement for the year ending Dec. 31st,
1929, showed- the society in a healthy
financial condition, The election of offi-
cers resulted as follows:
Hon. Presidents, T. J. Iiuckstep, Mrs.
A. Taylor
President, Rsv, Geo. Weir
1st Vice President, Cv1rs. G. D. Leith
and Vice President, Mrs, McCallum
Secy-Treas., Frank Metcalf
Assist, Sec'yTreas,, Miss Metcalf
Directors, 1 year -Mrs, G M. Chain -
here, Miss Gillespie, Mrs. A, Taylor, Mrs
F. Little, Reeve J. R. Cult, 1. H. 11.
Eilio:t, Mrs. R. Wightman
Directors, 2 years -L, J, Williams, R.
Watt, Ezra Bender, Miss L. Herrington,
Mrs, Chellew, Mrs. F. Marshall, Miss
Steinhoff, Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw
Premium Committee -Rev. G. Weir,
Mrs, McCallum. Mrs. Chambers, Mrs, A.
Taylor and secretary
Buying Committee - Miss Gillespie,
Miss Steinhoff, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Cham-
bers, Mrs. Chellew, Mrs McCallum
Canvassing Committees
Huilett-Mrs. McCallum, Mrs. Frank
Little
Morrie.- Mrs,. Wm. Craig, Mrs. Leslie
Fear
East Wawanosh-Mrs. Frank Marshall,
Miss Edna McGowan .
Auburn -Mrs. W. T Riddell, Mies M.
King, Mrs, C. Straughan
Londeaboro-Mies R. Woodman. Miss
Julia Brown, Miss L. Mains, Mrs Wm.
Brunsdon.
Blyth- Miss A. Gillespie, Miss Louie
Herrington
Representative to Provincial Convent -
tion -Mrs. A. Taylor; alternative Miss
A. Gillespie.
Concert Committee -The president, J,
H. R. Elliott, V. M. Bray and secretary.
Park Committee -G. M. Chambers, F.
Argent, Ezra Bender, Jas. Laidlaw. V.
b1, Bray, Mrs. A. Taylor
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Mr. Albert Quinn is at present confined
to the house with an attackot pleurisy.
Miss Louise Mills is taking a stewgra-
phic course at Westervelt College, London
Mrs. A. Fawcett was a visitor with her
mother, Mrs. Jos. Livermore, in Clinton,
on Tuesday.
Quite a number of local radio fans listen
ed in on Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock to
the King's address to the Naval Parley
now in session in London, Eng.
Mrs, Goodall. whose maiden name was
Laving Marshall, and was a former resid
ent of Blvth, passed away at her residence
in Port Huron on Thursday, Jan. 9. She
was born in Hullelt Tp in September 1870
and was married to John Goodall, of Car-
sonville, Mich., on Aug. 13, 1893, and
was a lmmber of the Methodist Episcopal
church since girlhood. She leaves to
mown her loss. her husband, one dangly
ter, Mrs. Jno. Wilson. Carsonville, Mich ,
two sistcre, Mrs. Sarah Simmons, Port
Huron, and Mrs. Jane Kelly, Deckerville,
and four grand children. Deceased was
an aunt of Mrs. Wm Morrill,
The Y. P. S met in the basement of
Queen St, United Church on Monday
evening In the absence of the president
and vice presidents, Mrs. E. Cartwright
convenor of the Missionary Committee
and in charge of the program presided.
After opening the meeting with prayer
and song, several of the members repeat-
ed sentence prayers. The missionary
topic "The Finn's in Canada" was taken
by the following:-' The Finnish People,"
,lean Pate; "The Finn's Contribution to
Canada and Canada's Contribution to the
Finns," Gladys Fawcett; "The Port of
Entry," Annie Richmond. The meeting
was also favored with a chorus by the C.
G. I. T. "The Whole Wide World fur
Jesus " also an orchestra selection, These
two numbers were very much appreciated
Rev. Mr. Anderson closed the meeting
with prayer and alt joined in repeating
the Mizpath benediction.
The funeral of Mrs. R. 1'. Gibbs, 927
College Ave„ Regina, who died of pneu-
monia in Grey Nuns hospital, Regina, on
Sunday, Jan. 12, was held from the home
of her sister, Mrs. Jacob Heinbuch, lot 36,
concession 4. near Stratford, on Sunday
afternoon. Rev. O. Stockman conducted
the service. burial took place -in Sebast-
opol cemetery. A funeral service was held
at Speers Funeral Parlors, Regina, prev-
ious to the body being brought to Strat-
ford. Mrs. Gibbs, whose maiden name
was Anna Doerr, formerly of Auburn and
Stratford. was married to R, T. Gibbs in
June. 1921, and has since resided in the
West.. Her husband and one sun, Donald
and brother, Joseph, of Laird, Sask.. ac-
companied the body to 'Stratford. The
many floral tributes from friends both in
the West .and East showed the respect and
affection In which Mrs, Gibbs vas held.
She leaves to mourn her loss her husband
and son of Regina; her father, Wm Doerr,
of Auburn; two slater5, Mrs Jacob Hein-
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on Ladies' and Children's Cloth Coats with fur trimming.
Every coat is included in this sale. If you ever had a great
chance to buy real good coats at a very low price this sale
presents that opportunity. We lose. You save.
OUT THEY GO AT HALF PRICE
A $25.00 Coat only costs you $ 12.50.
A $12.75 Children's Coat will be $6.35.
Please bear in mind all our coats are this season's coats.
Men's and Young Men's
Navy Blue and Heather
mixtures. The newest
styles. A $35 Overcoat
now $24.95. A $25.00
Overcoat now $17.95.
A $19 coat now $13.95.
Boy's Suits & Overcoats
1 rack of Boys' Suits
63.'95
all sizes. Values up to $16.
1 rack of Bays' Overcoats at
IEBAE.'95.
sizes to 36. Values up to $15.
OUR GROUP OF MEN'S
OVERCOATS
in fancy overchecks Brown &
Grey mixtures, etc. All splen-
did wearing clothes
nicely lined and ex-
ceptionally well taih
8.95
ored. Regular val-
ues up to $25.00.
Your choice of this
choice lot
IlatrinIMMENEWENEMO
CLEAN UP OF ALL ODDS AND ENDS OF DISHES.
All odd dishes reduced to 50 per cent. and less. Make it
your business to see these values.
COME IN AND LOOK AROUND. YOU ARE WELCOME
GROCERIES
Cooking Figs, 3 lbs 95c
Peas, Corn and Tomatoes,
2 tins -.- 2;,c
Kellogg's Pep, 2 for 25c
Kellogg's Cornflakes, 2 fur '25c
Tilson's I3aking Bran 2 for 25c
Shredded Wheat, 2 for25c
THE STORE 'I'IIAT SE'T'S THE PACE.
M aENDER
"Service with n Solar:"
BLYTH, ONT.
All men, women
and children's
Underwear
reduced
20 per cent.
TIP TOP TAILORS
SUITS $24
* 4
Men's Red Label Boot and Shoe y
* Shirts & Draw- S Department
ow ers, each $2.00 S W e have a l a r g e
* Men's Blue Lab- S stock of Men's Heavy
!4 el Shirts & Draw S Rubbers, Overshoes, 0,4
* ers, each $2.25 ti Leather Boots in all
1 sizes and prices, $4
4 Woollen Blank- ti
* ets to clear ti Men's Melton .4* $10.00. Special Sale Cloth Spats
Price $8.50 * S $1,50, sizes 7 to 10
iSale........."...$1.19
Haigh's Black S '
Overalls 4
sizes 34 to 42 to clear Lumbermen's 0
* $1.69 S Socks a
* S for Children, Boys 4
*Broom Specials t and Men 50c,
* 50e. 5 string sale 60c. 65c. 95c.
39c. S '
* GOc quality, 49c S Men's Negligee
* S Shirts.
0 Soap Specials S Gordon's Special
a 10 bars Pennox 40c S $1,95 & $2.00 ,IE
10 brsP&G...-40c S __
10 bars Pearl -...40c Mats to Hook
All Large Full
�F Falcon r Large Sizes 75c 4
* Canstomatoes 1� c i
9
S Stamped Goods
do Peas 14c A fairly good sleek
do Corn 14c at present. A
* T i I s oln's Pandried S
Ladies' Collar &
Rolled heat per lb Cuff Sets
* 1 Oc per lb. S Prices 50c to $2 �
' Robin Hood fine O
4 1 2 lbs 25c S
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: Sunmaid Raisins 2 S Pricesancy 35cFlowers to $1
$
lbs' 23cats S
6
Symrna Figs, '
21bs 25c Silk and Wool
Symrna Dates Hose . #
2 lbs *
25c Prices 75c to $1
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BLYTH BAKERY
WE HAVE ON HAND
DELICIOUS
CAKES
ALSO
PREPARED ALM-
OND PASTE
FRESH ASSORTMENT OF
BON BON BOXES,
CHOIGE XMAS
CANDIES
- FRUITS & NUTS
OF ALL KINDS
CAKES PASTRIES
AND
DELICIOUS
BREAD.
F J HOLLYMAN
'PHONE 38
BLYI'II. • ONTARIO
MEETING CF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL,
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet in the County
Council chamber, Goderich, at two o'clock
in the afternoon of Tuesday, the 28th day
of January, 1930.
All accounts against the County, and
applications for 010 Aveensions should
the
ins
m
lee in the hands o
Saturday, the 251
,ere action at thi
Council, and th
armee,
Applicants for 0, A. Pensions should see
that all questions are properly and plain.
ly answered and all forms properly execut
ed. Be sure your Post Office and the
Municipality you live in are correctly
given.
Municipal Clerks are asked to send per
mail as soon as possible their certificates
of election of Reeves and Deputies.
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
County Clerk.
Goderich, Jan. 10, 1930,
CARD OF 'THANKS
The undersigned w to thank all those
for their kind es d ex essions of
sympathy duri eiha ne and death of
the late Allen . B ' on; also for the
beautiful floral ri s,
he family and brother
erk on or before
in order to en -
ting of the County
f A. Pensions Com-
huch and Mrs, E. E. Heinbuch, near plias Elizabeth Mills, is attending
Stratford; three brothers, John, of Au- Loudon Conservatury of Music.
b io f Laird Sask and Albert of
urn, , os., , ,•
Erindale, Ont. Those who attended the
funeral from this locality were; -Mr. Wm
Doerr, of Auburn, father of Mrs. Gibbs,
Mr. John Doerr. a brother, Messrs Her-
man and Ernie Doerr, Wm. Weber, IV. 1'
Riddell and Mrs. Sam. Kechnie
the
The Standard Book &'Stationery Store
and I.. J. Williams' store will close on
Thursday evenings until the end of March
FOR SALE Th r' teesa d Cous-
ins to Lady Vicriho Ids rcc rd
for world --3X14440 ply
to Joe. Postill,
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LOST --Black and tan hnund with slit acres preferred, a gond comfortable dwell
in left ear. Etudes will please notify ing in Blyth, For particulars apply at
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HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED
FOR SAFE -KEEPING.
Those pictures you have just received and the
ones you have laid away would look much bet-
ter
framed. In their !resent state they are
unseen and unappreciated and unless carefully
stored will soon lose their value. Bring them
in to us, we will be glad to help you select ap-
propriate mouldi gs for them, and in our com-
plete lin, of frarnhd pictures you may find oth
er subjects thatwill go well with those you al-
ready have. We specialize in framing and our
prices are reasonable.
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