HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1930-02-06, Page 8PAGE 8,—THE BLYTH STANDARD—Februar=y G, IV80
. Loaderhore.
Mrs. Lear, Blyth, spent last week with
relatives here.
Mrs, Tamblyn and Mrs. Quinn spent
Sunday at the manse.
Mrs. Quinn, who has been 7isiting he':
sister, Mrs. Herman, Cliutou, has return'
ed home,
Mrs. R. Townsend, who was visiting
her sister, alias Cowan. near Blyth, has
returned home,
We are sorry to report the illness of
alias L. Brigham, and Dope to hear of her
sp.edy recovery.
Mr. Herman Sundetcock and family
have moved into Mr. Chas, Watson's
house on the Ilth Concession,
Miss O'Connor. of Detroit, who has
lien visiting at the home of Mia, 3, Rap-
son on the ]3th con„ has returned home
The Women's Institute gave an enter
tainment in Community Hall on lriiday
night, J in. 21th, A very enjoyable time
was spent, The proceeds go to the ceme-
tery fund,
Mr. Frank Wood recently sold to Man-
ning Bros two of his s'alut'e Scotch
Shorthorn cows. This purchase makes
splendid addition to an already fine herd
of fully accredited shorthorns.
The Ladies' Md of Knox Church will
held their annual supper on the 14th of
tebruary. The program will consist of a
play given by the young people of tanox
Church, entitled "Mother Mine"
The annual conrtegational tweeting of
the United Church was held on Saturday,
January 25th, with a large attendance.
The teports given by the different organ-
izations showed advance which was satis-
factory to all. There was a Ladies' Aid
Society organized. The officers which
were elected were:—Mrs, R. Townsend
president; Mrs Moon, 1st Vice President;
Mrs. Adams, Mrs, W. Allen, Miss Mary
Wood, Vice Presidents. We wish tide so-
ciety success as it is needed in eonnection
with church work. The program consist•
ed of a quartette by Mr. and Mrs. Robt,
Townsend and Mr. and Mra. E. Adams
which was well rendered; also aduet by
Mies Snell and Mr. M. Iiottzsaone was
enjoyed by all. The solo of Mr, Bert,
Grey was much appreciated. Luo, h was
served and a veru enjoyable and profit-
able time spent by all,
On Wednesday morning, January lath,
there passed away in Palmerston Hospital
Thomas Sampson, in his 55th year, De-
ceased was a native of Devonshire, Eng
coating to this country at the age of cigh•
teen years. For a few years he waked on
lame in the vicinity of Landeebarn and
in the year 1898 he started on the Old
Grand Trunk Railway at Londesboro as
sectionman, One year later he was pro-
moted to the position of section foreman,
which position he filled until five years
ago when be was appointed roadmaster
over the Durham, Newton, Kincardine
and Southampton subdivisions with head-
quarters at Palmerston. In idaa he mar -
lied Mary Elizabeth Lyon, who survives,
along with three childreu, Mrs. W. D.
Galles, of Niagara Fails, Ont-, Susie, at
home and Fred., of the C. N, R, at 'Tor-
onto. Ile also leaves four sisters, three
of whom reside in England, and Mrs. Ed-
ith 13a11, of Clinton, A short service was
held at his late residence on Thursday ex-
etung conducted by Rev. Mr. Ballantyne
of the United Church, of which the deceae
ea was a member and chairman of he ori
Oat board. Rev. Mr, McKenzie assisted
Rev. 13x1 autlne. Fr,d; y ening the re-
mains were brou,ht to Lo„desboro, a spec
sal coach bting provided by the Company
for the relatives and friends, The is
mains were taken to the United Church
where a public service was held at (.3t1 p,
m., conducted by Rev. Mr. Jobe:awn,
After the service the Masonic Order, of
which the deceased was a prominent mem
her, performed the last burial rites, Mc, It
White„ of Paimerstntu, and Mr. John
l” ingland, of Londesboro, officiating, In.
tetmeat took place in the Union Centel -
el y, Among those who attended from a
distance were: alr, W. D. Gillies, of Ni-
agara Falls, Got.; Mrs. 0. Middleton,
Owen Sound; Messrs, John Spindler, Luc -
It now: Wm Guy, Guelph; Mrs, Leeman
Woods, Guelph; Mr. Joseph Mays, 'lot
onto: Mra, (Rev) Osburne, Highgate, and
Messrs. L. Schmehl, J. H. Hoskings W,
White. G. A. Baker, D. A. McNeil, L.
fender, W, Scrimgeour, M, McLay, S
Mathers, W. Brown, Mr, and Mrs. C.
Hancock, all of Palmerston. Messrs. P.
East, A. Moody, C. Mona, J. Bitle, J. C.
Aitken, T. J. Wrennick, W. Graham, A.
Bishop, C Loggie. T. Gillis, W Martin &
wife, all of Stratford; Messrs, If, Rugg
and A. Warren, of Londen, Messrs, A,
Dahmer, G. W. Rattan, Atwood, H. Mc-
Allister, Ripley; A, Holmes, Bluevale, A,
iiatniltoa, Hentryn, K. Blit, Listowel.
Zimmerman, Milverton: R Stonehouse,
Belgrave, F. Richards, Blyth, A Lucas,
Clinton. J, Addison, Brucedeld; T. Shed -
dick, Hensalt; C. Burney,Exeter and J.
Cudmore Holmesville. Mts, E. Bail, of
Clinton had been with her brother prior
to his death and Mr. W, Lyon went to
faimerston and accompanied the remar0e,
to Londesboro• The floral tributes were
numerous and beautiful, including those
from the Supt, staff and officers. Stratlrrd
. treGen. Supt., and staff, Toronto, the sec
tion staff anti official staff, Palmerston
Brotherhood of Trainmen, his associates
1n the church and fraternal organizations
baaides Arany from family anti personal
friend8.
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NEW SPRING PRINTS
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COTTAGE PRINTS, PRINTED CAMBRIC, DUROTEX, PEGGY
PRINTS, ETC.
These are fast calor fabrics and come in beautiful colors in neat patterns very
suitable and serviceable for Dresses, Aprons, Etc. Also
choice designs for lining' of comforters, quilts, etsl. The
q rality is exceptionally good. We suggest an e. rly look
as some of these patterns cannot be duplicated. We
had placed all numbers on the counter and offering them
all at one price, Your choice
25c
NOW IT'S TIME FOR QUILTING
As The Days Are Already Lengthening
For Quilts & Com.
forters
Use our Snowy White Batts
The best the world pro3uc-
ed in 18c., 25c, 35c.,
40c., 45c., and 75c.
sizes.
Have You Bought A
Coat?
Ladies' Coats are all on
sale at a tremendous reduc-
tion. Dont miss this sale.
Cloth Coats with fur collars
and Cuffs at Half Price.
Wool Batts
Guaranteed pure wool
thoroughly washed and
shrunken and treated
so the wool Suitt not
creep through. Opens
out 72x90 Inches,
weight about 21-2 lbs.
Special Price
$ 1.69. Reg. 2.50
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Chintzes &Cretonnes
New floral patter. s, beauti
.ful designs with assorted
color grounds, very suitable
for box coverings, draperies
cushions, quilts, comforters
etc,, 36 to 3? incises wide.
Priced at 20c., 25c.. 30
35c., 40 45 and 75c,
per yd.
All Men's, Worn- ._-.-.
en's and Child -
rens Winter tin.
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SERGE! SERGE!
derwear at 20 per 200 yards of s^rg'e, all col -
cent less. Lay in ors, double width at Half
your supply. Price.
COME IN AND LOOK AROUND. YOU ARE WELCOME
GROCERIES
Jelly Powder O for.,. ..... 2 5c
Sada Biscuits per pkg. lac
Ginger Snaps. 2 lbs •25c
Factory Cheese (June) Ib2,5e
Seedless Raisins (Thompson)
2 lbs 25c
Lux Soap, 3 bars.. ,..,19c
Many Flowers, 3 bars lac
Oxydol, small 10c
THE Kron '1'l1A'I' SETS '!'Illi PACE.
M BEIIE
"Service with n
BLYTH, ONT.
GROCERIES
('Doting Figs, 3 lbs 25c
Peas. Corn& 'Tomatoes 2 In 25c
Kellogw's Pep. 2 for 25c
Kellogg's Rice Kriepies 2,25e
Tidson's Baking Bran, 2 for 25c
Cascade Salmon, large tin17c
Vanilla, large bottle, 10c
Lux, 2 packages IDc
Oxydoi, large 19c
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BLYTH BAKERY
WE HAVE ON BAND
DELICIOUS
CAKES
ALSO
PREPARED ALM-
OND PASTE
laRES11 ASSOiITMENT OF
BON BON BOXES,
CHOIGE XMAS
CANDIES
FRUITS & NUTS
OF ALL RINDS
CAKES PASTRIES
AND
DELICIOUS
BREAD.
F J HOLLYMAN
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County (:rants and Salaries
The report of the Executive Committee
of the County Council show the following
-salanes payable to county officials: --$25
to !lomat{ Seed Show; $10010 South Hu•
ton l'lowmea's Association; 5250 to the
Salvation Army for their Women's Rescue
and Cbiliren's Home in London; 525 to
each school fair in the county with half
she grant to bnrdet school fairs; 525 for
flowers around the court house; 5700 to
each Agricultural Society holding a spring
or fail fait; $25 to each public library in
the county; $750 to each of Goderich,
Clinton, Wingham and Scott Memorial
Hospital, Sea(orth; $50 for a scholarship
at MacDonald Institute for ladies; 550
to the institute far the blind; 5200 for
Junior Extension work in connection with
the Agricultural office, and the following
salaries. the clerk, treasurer and caretaker
being given an increase of 5150 each in
lieu of sessional allowance. and the treas-
urer an additional allowance of $50 to
make his salary equal to the clerk's; War-
den $100, clerk $1800; treasurer $1800;
Crown Attorney $IIOJ; county engind0r
$3400 and $200 for county roads; jailor
51100; jail matron $225; jail physicins
$120; turnkey 54100; manager House of
Refuge $700 and Si OU extra for car; mat.
coo House of Hefuge 5700. assistant mat -
run $400; inspector house of Refuge .1.,4-1•44++.1.++++++-1-1-1.4++++-1,44+14
5 00; Public School inspectors for expens-
es 4525; auditors Criminal Justice ac-
counts 58 a day and 10c. mirage one way;
other county auditors 550 each and 10c. LOST—Black and tan hound with bit
mileage one way;caretaker 51000; county in lift ear. Finder twill prase notify
councilicrrs 55 a day and Ido, mileage one Chas. Riehl,
way; physician House of Refuge 3400;
chaplain Houle of Refuge $200.
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JAS. DODDS
- BLYTH ONTARIO
ALL WINTER GOODS AT GREAT-
LY REDUCED PRICES DURING
JANUARY TO
CLEAR OUT WIN..
TER STOCK
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TIP TOP TAILORS SUITS $24
* Men's Red Label ti Boot and Shoe a'
Shirts & DrawDepartment
*c ers, each $2,00 yF
� Wehave a large
3 Men's Blue Lab -tock of Men's Heavy
el Shirts & Draw ,` libbers, Overshoes, 414
* ers, each $2.25 Bather Boots in all .r¢
i zea and prices.
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Haigh's Black
Overalls
sizes 34 to 42 to clear Lumbermen's A
$1.69 Socks
;Cor Children, Boys
Broom Specials and Men 5Oc, A
50c. 5 string sale 60c. 65c. 95c.
39c. 5
4 G0c quality,.._.__49c A
Ladies' Collar & 33?
Cuff Sets *
Prices 50c $2
___.__ ............. " Fancy Flowers
unniaid Raisins 2 I'i'ices 35c to $1 5
Symrna Figs,
2 lbs. , ._
Symrna Dates
2 lbs ............ 2 5 c
Woollen Blank-
ets to clear
$10.00, Special Sale
PTice_..-. $8.50
Men's Melton
Cloth Spats
$1,50. sizes 7 to 10
Sale .._ -..-..$1.19
Men's Negligee
Shirts.
Gordon's Special
$1.95 & $2.00
Soap Specials
1.0 bars Pennox 40c
10 bi'rs I'
10 bars Pearl.__40c
Mats to Hook
Large Sizes. ....... 75c
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All Large Full
Cans
Falcon Tomatoes U,,c
do Peas - 14c
do Corn 14c
T i 1 s Dun's Pandried
Rolled Wheat per lb
10c per lb.
Robin Hood fine Oats
4 1-2 lbs 25c
Stamped Goods
A fairly good stock
at present.
Silk and Wool
Hose
Prices 75c to $1
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every cup of our Coffee -
vs OUR GROCERIES ARE ALWAYS
FRESH
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Naval Oranges,
Seedless Grape Fruit,
Table Figs
And Grapes.
OYSTERS,
ICE CREAM BRICKS.
FISH,
GOODS DELIVERED
W. JAS. SIMS,
811,111, LINT, 'PHONE 14
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WANTED—Torxchange nn farm, 50
acres preferred, a good comfrntable dwell-
ing ih Blyth, For particulars arp'y at,
The Standard.
YOUR CHOICE OF A RUG
Will be simple and
easy at this store
heealls'o n 1 D 11 1'
large and varied
selection, enabling
you tofind the
very pattern a n d
colors to match
y 0 U r furniture,
wall -paper, hang-
ings, ole.
LEI' US ASSIET YOU
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