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MARGUERITE AUSTIN. P R E. M I ER
VIOLINIST W IT H THE CUTLER-
AUSTIN ARTISTS, HAS WON THE
HIGHEST PRAISE FROM THE MUSIC
CRITICS OF THREE CONTINENTS. SHE
WILL BE ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING
MUSICAL ARTISTS AT THE COMING
CANADIAN CHAUTAUQUA FESTIVAL
HERE.
Memorial hall, Feb, 20
.-ondb' bora•
Mr. P. Brown spent several days last
week with London friends.
Our assessor, Mr. R, Townsend, com-
menced his task last week,
Mr. T. Manning, of London, visited
friends in the community last week.
Mrs. Geo. Lyon was a guest at the
home of Mrs. Ernest Adams on Monday
Miss Stalker, teacher in No. 8, spent
over the week end with Mrs. Robt. Wells
Nies, R. McCrea was called to Belgrave
on Monday owing to the death of her
niece.
Mrs, McCall. who was visiting hrr sis-
ter. Mrs. Simpson McCall, near Brussels,
has returned.
Mrs. J._Bloor, of Mt. Forest, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. W. T. Brunsdon, for
a few days recently.
ohs, NI, Hooper, who was isiting her
parents. Mr and Mrs Elsley, has returned
to her home near St. Marys.
Mrs. S. Carter and Mrs. Earnest Ad-
ams were in Wingham last week selecting
some new furniture for the parsonage.
Mr. Chas Stewart was in Wingham last
week attending the annual meeting of the
County Orange Lodge of North Huron.
Rev. Mr. Johnston was at Constance
on Friday; also attending a Valentine So.
ial in the evening put on by the church.
Messrs. Fred Johnston ano John Mel.
viile have been quite busy finishing the
interior of Mr. James Fairservice's new
home,
Mrs. George Lyon, who spent several
weeks al the home of Miss Esther Lyon
and other friends, returned on Monday
to ler daughter, Mrs. W. Hunking,l13th
con.
Mrs W. Mountain was in Goderich
last week to see Mrs. J. Pipe who is in
very poor health and does not improve as
well as her many friends would like to see,
She was accompanied by Mee. R. Yung-
hlut,
A Box Social will be held in Ccmmun
ity Hall on Friday evening, 21st inst.,
under the au' pices of the Friendly Class
of the United Church. The committee in
charge is preparing an interesting pro-
gram and a pleasant and enjoyable even•
ir.g is expected.
An entertainment will be held in Com-
munity Hall on Friday evening, Feb 28
commencing at 8 p. m , by Group No. 4
of the Women's Institute. This group is
preparing a splendid program consisting
of a short play "Mix Well and Stir," read
ings. songs, dialogues and Tom Thumb
Wedding. Come and spend a pleasant
evening,
The supper and play which was given
in Community Hall by Knox Church L.
A. was fairly web attended. The night
Das very cold and frosty which no doubt
prevented a great many attending, The
supper was excellent and the play "Moth•
r r Mine" was well rendered, each one
taking their parts well. For the benefit
those who could not attend on Friday
night, the supper and play was given
again on Saturday evening but the turn.
cut was not so large.
The W. M. S. of Londesboro United
Church met at the home of Mrs, H. Lyon
on Wednesday last. Mrs, J. Tamblyn,
President, took the chair and the meet,-
opened
eet:opened by singing a hymn and Mrs.
.Tamblyn led in prayer. An invitation
from Knox Church to meet with them on
the day of prayer. March 7th, was accept-
ed; After the business was concluded,
Mrs. F. Wood, captain of group No, 2,
welt charge of the meeting. A hymn was
sung and Mrs, Wood read the Bible iess-
un and Mrs. W. Lyon led in prayer,
2,lrs. Edwin Wood and Miss Mary Wood
s rig a very pleasing duet "I Know He's
Mine." Mrs. Frank Tamblyn gave a
reading "An Offering of Self, The Way of
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Chautauqua Specials
DOWN PROOF SATEENS
New floral patterns, beautiful designs with assorted color
grounds, very suitable for box coverings, draperies, cushions,
quilts, comforters, etc. Reg. 75c. per yard. Chautauqua Spec-
ial per yard 59c
Chautauqua Grocery
Specials
Soda Biscuits per Ib 1 Sc
Peas, corn, tomato-
es, 2 cans for 25c
Cast' e Salm'n, large 17c
Brunsw'k S'rd's 2 tins 1 1 c
Golden Net Salmon
large 32c 1-2s 16c
Cooking figs 3 lbs 25c
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs.._- 23c
Arrowroot Cookies lb 29c
Kellogg's Pep 2 for25c
rice Krispies 2 25c
" bran flakes, 2 25c
Tiison's baking bran 2 25c
Jelly Powder, 6 for . 25c
Flannelette
Blanket s
Ibex 12 4 white, grey
regular $2.50 a pair
Chautauqua Special
per pair $2.19
Don't miss this snap.
Ladies Silk an d
Wool Hose
A wonderful collection
of hose, placed on the
rack for quick selling,
all sizes, all new, Val-
ue to $1.25 pair. Chau-
tauqua Special pr 69c
Men's Overalls
Black or blue. Sizes 40, 42
and 44. Values up to $2.50
Chautauqua Special per pr,
;$1.25
Men's Work Shirts
Chautauqua Special 69c
Get your spring supply at
this give-away price, val-
ues to $1.50.
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COME IN AND LOOK AROUND. YOU ARE WELCOME
Chautauqua Season
Tickets for sale here
Season Ticket $2
Student Season Th.k-
ets _ . $1.00-
'1'1i11 STORE 'J IAT SETS '171E PACE.
ZA BEEER
"Svr.icn with n Smile:"
BLYTH, ONT.
Remember the Chau-
tauqua Dates
Feb. 25, 26, 27
and 28.
A wonderful treat
for everyone
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BLYTH BAKERY
WE HAVE ON HAND
DELICIOUS
CAKES
A i,SO
PREPARED ALM-
OND PASTE
FRESH ASSOIRTMliNT O1'
BON BON BOXES,
CHOIGE XMAS
CANDIES
FRUITS & NUTS
OF ALI, KINDS
CAKES PASTRIES
AND
DELICIOUS
BREAD.
F J HOLLYMAN
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Lite." A chapter in the Study Book was
vary ably taken by Mrs. W Lyon. A
eading by Miss Lillie Garrett, "The
Blessedness of Giving." Mrs. (Rev.)
Johnston closed with the benediction,
after which the group served a dainty
lunch and a social half how spent with 30
present.
The Carnival
The carnival held on Burling's Rink on
Monday night was well patronized and the
band. under whose auspices it was held,
is to be congratulated on its success, The
prizes were awarded as follows:
Girls' Race under 12 -Irene Brunsdon.
Boys' Race under 12- Ernie Robinson.
Ladies' Race -Clare Brunsdon. Men's
Race -Norman Floody; Keg Race -Nor-
man Garrett. Best Skating Couple-
Brunsdon and Murray Scrimgeour.
Oldest Man on Skates --Alex Baird. La-
dies' Comic Costume -Mrs, Shaw. Men's
Comic Costume -Geo McNall, Girls'
Comic Costume -M. Hirons-Boys Coin
is Costume -Bertram Elliott. Ladies
National Costume- Isabela Cunning;
Men's National Costume -Mr, V. Bray;
Girls' National Costume -L Munro,
Boys' National Costume -D, Munro; La-
dies Fancy Costume -Mrs. C. Toll. Mens
Fancy Costume -Murray Johnston,
Judges: -A. H, Erskine, Robt Somers
and R. M. McKay.
A hockey match was played between
the married and single men which result-
ed in tie -00
Mr. Frank Kershaw, of Goderich was
a visitor in town on Wednesdry.
Mrs. Burnside, of Goderich, visited with
her mother. ,Mia, Colclough, during the
week.
Mr. Walter McGill and daughter, Mar-
ion, of Saltford, were visiting the former's
si:4er, Miss 011ie, and friends during the
week.
Mrs. Howard Brunsdon will undergo a
surgical operation in Clinton Hospital on
Wednesday. We trust she may have a
speedy recovery.
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ALL WINTER GOODS AT GREAT-
LY REDUCED PRICES DURING
JANUARY TO
CLEAR OUT WIN-
TER STOCK
JAS. DODDS
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ABSTRACT STATEMENT
Abstract Statement of Receipts and Expenditures of
the Village of Blyth for the year 1929
Remmers
Cash on hand Dec, 31, 1928....$ 2 686.10
Taxes 17,344 47
Fees. rents and fines .. 119 75
Licenses 22 09
Debentures 2 919 79
Loans... 6 250 00
Miscellaneous. 856 22
Weigh Scales .. 420 10
Waterworks 74 00
Exeleenrru r$fi
Election Expenses ..$
Salaries ..................
Printing; advertising & Stat'y
Heat, Light and Insurance....
Fire, Water and Street Lights
Law costs
Roads and Bridges.........
School Board Levy
Debentures
Loan ......... ......
Board of Health..
Miscellaneous
Weigh Scales
Water Works
Sinking Fund
Bal in Bank Dec, 31, 1929
12 00
1,817 00
151 00
143 18
1,372 59
120 52
248 49
4,206 00
7884 41
6 474 01
3 10
2,841 65
141 28
32 35
816 00
4,447 95
$30,692 83 830692 83
We the undersigned auditors certify that we have examined the treasurer's Cash
Book, Collector Roll. Scale Book and all the Savings Accounts held by the Treasurer
and his accounts and the accounts of the Hydro Commission, checked all vouchers
pertaining therero and find the same correct The balance on {hand in the several
accounts corresponding with the balance in the Bane as per the foregoing report.
Frank Metcalf I Auditors
W. J. Pelts.
Blyth, Jan. 29. 1930
The regular meeting of the Y. P. S.
met in St. Andrew's United church base-
ment on Monday evening. with Miss Jean
Pate presiding. After the opening exe1-
cines Rev. E. L. Anderson led in prayer.
The missionary subject for discussion was
Tile Doukabors in Canada" Miss Pate
gave an outline of Russia how this sect
first originated and their life history. Mrs
E. Cartwright read a paper prepared by
Miss Toll. which was interesting, Mr. E.
Cartwright gave a reading and Rev. G
Weir closed the meeting with prayer.
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres of land, being North 14 Lot
40, cnn.3 East Wawanosh, On the prem
ises is situate a good le storey frame
dwelling; barn 50x110 and 40x60 with
stone stabling. Ifen house 20x30, driving
shed 30x30, all in good repair. One and
a half acres good hearing orchard. The
farm is in splendid state of cultivation,
well fenced, drained and watered. For
particulars apply to Walter McGill, R. 14
No. 5, Goderich.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Headlight Overalls or Smocks
$2.25
Men's Quality
Socks.............4 9c
Silk and Wool
Hose 63c
to clear 2 prs 1.25
Babies Rubber
Pants
25e pr, Special 20c
Womens' Suede
Gloves.
50c pair Special 39c
Women's Corsel-
ettes $1 Spec. 89c
English White
Flannelette
36 inch, regular 35c
Special.._ 29c
English Drapery
Chintz
36 inch excellent pat
terns 25c
Women's Patent
Slippers
$3.00 to $5.00
Children's Patent
Slippers
For Spring
Rennie's N e w
Seeds Arrived
Men's Fleece
Shirts or 1..-;raw-
ers, Special 75c
These Prices For
Lockportillinois Gold
Medal Rolled Oats
Pandried, 5 lbs 25c.
Lennox and Pearl
Soap, 10 bars....39c
65c Japan Tea....49c
Sodas in lb Pge 16c
Falcon Peas, or
corn .14e
Snowshoe Red Sal-
mon, big cans
3 for $1.0O
Big Flannelette B'r n-
kets, white or Grey
Special $2.25
Big Batts, 72x90
Special 65c
Crumbs Navy Blue
Prints 35c special
30c
E4 inch English
Tweeds $2.00
Special $1.50
Haugh's Overalls
with bibs, Black,
Only $1.69
Pick Your Seeds
Early
One Week only
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YOUR CHOICE OF A RUG
Will be simple and
easy at this store
becausE of our
large and varied
selection, enabling
you to find the
very pattern a n d
colors to match
y o u i' furniture,
wallpaper, hang-
ings, etc.
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