HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1930-04-30, Page 8LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Jno•Tierney, of Detroit, is Vending
some days with his parents, J. B. and
Mrs. Tierney,
Mise Dorothy Robinson, of Seaforth,
was a visitor with her parents, R. Ii. and
Mrs. Robinson, on Sunday.
Mrs. A. 13. Carr is visiting relatives in
Indianapolis. She visited her son, A. H.
Wilford, of Windsor, enroute.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Mason and children,
of Goderich, are visiting the former's
parents, Ben. and Mrs, Mason,
Misses Katherine, Mary and Phyllis
Hardisty, of Galt, spent Good Friday
with their aunt, Miss Woodcock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snell and children,
Of Windsor, visited the latter's parents,
Robert and Mrs. Newcombe, over the
week did.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ney and daugh-
ter, Joyce. of Sebtingvitle. are spending
I: -stet week with Mrs. Ney s parents, Mr
and Mrs E. Laundy,
Mrs• Armstrong, of Sault Ste. Marie,
rcho has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Nathaniel Johnston, returned,
to her home op Monday.
Mr. J. II. Richmond. Mita Alberta and
Mr, David Laidlaw are in Toronto at tend-
ing the funeral of a relative, the late Rich-
- nrd Moore whose death took place on
Saturday.
District Deputy Grand Master Scrim-
geour, of Palmerston, paid his official visit
to Blyth Lodge A. F. & A. M. on Tues•
day evening of last week. The officers
exemplified degree work in a very pleasing
manner, after which an hour was pleasant
ly spent in social entertainment.
Easter Day, service was held in Trinity
Anglican Church on Friday morning.
There was a fair attendance at this very
Pleasing and interesting service was con-
ducted by Rev. Mr. Anderson, and in the
evening Rev, Geo Weir conducted simil-
ar services in St. Mark's Church, Auburn,
Special Easter Services were held in
in Old St. Andrews' Presbyterian Church
on Sunday,. at which Rev, T. W. Gaod-
will preached two exceptionally fine dis-
courses. The choir rendered some appro-
priate selections and at the afternoon ser-
vice Mrs. S. Curring sang a beautiful solo
in splendid voice. The floral decorations
were very pretty. consisting of Carnations
Easter Lillies and Hyacinthes.
i'rovincial Entomologist, L. Caesar, who
is in charge of the enforcement of the corn
borer act, recently declared that the im-
pression that the core borer has been re-
duced in most counties and that the law
will not be strictly enforced this year is
fallacious "The borer is just as danger-
ous an insect as it ever was," he declared,
"and all it needs is to be given a chance
such as it would have if the Corn Borer
Act had not been enforced. Corn grow-
ers in Ontario will have to become accus-
tomed to the fact that cleaning up corn
remnants each spring will be a regular
part of farm operations. Non -enforce-
ment of the act this year would be folly."
It has been found that the average life
of a grain binder is sixteen years with a
variation from five to thirty-three years.
A spring -tooth harrow, under Winery
service condition is good only about eight
years, while a wagon will hold out for
twenty -tour years, A survey made recent
ly indicnted that the cost of using a one -
row cultivator was eight cents which was
about the lowest for any implement. In
some instances made almost entirely of
metal and not housed seemed to last as
long as those which were housed. How-
ever, other machines with many small
parts or parts with wood, cloth or leather,
badly need shelter. Binders fall in this
class. Investigation reveals that binders
which were sheltered required only 1,38
cents per acre for repairs as compared
with 2,38c for those not housed.
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School Report
The following is the report of U. S. S.
No, 3, East Wawanosh and Morris. Prize
for spelling, Marjorie Grasby; prize for
conduct and manners, James McGill:
SENIOR Iv
Mary Bird...... 82
James McGill 80
Sylvester Kelly 76
JUNIurt 1V
Glen McGill 65
BENIOL Ili
Marjorie Grasby
Isabel Nethery
JIfNtOn I1I
Allen Baird 66
Loretta Kelly,..... 65
Eddie McGill 60
Mae 'Kelly 41
seNion It
Strto Healy ... 86
Edna Baird 75
Edwin Fear 70
Cameron Walsh 65
JUNIOR II
Marion Nethery
Kathleen McGill
John Sanderson
Primer -Albert Kelly.
Eliza Godkin, Teacher.
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FOR SALE—Black Jersey Giant Eggs
fur hatching, 60c. for setting of 13; also
duck eggs 75c, per setting of 11. Apply
Wm. VanCamp, phone 1515. Brussels, friends:
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DRESS UP
SPRING IS THE TIME FOR NEW CLOTHES
This week we are having a sale of all our dresses and coats. We have a nice
assortment of very smart spring styles and materials which we feel sure will
please you. Be sure to see our special this week.
KAYSER SILK HOSIERY FRENCH KID GLOVES
You will like the new shades they give
excellent wear and fit perfectly.
$1.50 to $1.95.
Flowers for Coats & Dresses.
Now that you have your new coat or
dress you want a flower to match.
Priced at 15c to 75c.
In the new spring shades. These are
excellent quality are are fully guaran-
teed, $2.00 to $2.50.
LADIES' SCARFS
We received a new shipment of very
fine quality hand painted Searles.
Priced at 75c. to $4.00
MENS SUITS
Today when it is of growing importance to be well dressed the suit has an add
ed significance fo,. nothing so bespeaks ones personality as his suit. Clothes
may not "make the man," yet certain it is that an immaculate, well -cut suits is
a stamp of success. Why Not a New Suit This Spring?
GLOVES
Gloves are essential to a well-
groomed appearance. Choose
a new pair to complete your
spring outfit. We offer guar-
anteed lines that will combine
good looks with long wear.
CAPS.
' Society Club and Victoria
Caps at
$1.00, $1.50, $L95
SOCKS
Choose a pleasing supply of
socks from the unusually wide
variety of new and attractive
patterns we are now offering.
SHOES
Men's fine Oxfords priced at
$3.50 to $6.50
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COME IN AND LOOK AROUND. YOU ARE WELCOME
All sizes in Con
goleum and Lin-
deum rugs on
hand at lowest
possible prices,
Linoleum by the
yard.
TUE STORE THAT SETS ME PACE.
ZA BEflEER
"Service with a Senile"
BLYTH, ONT.
20 per cent. off
all
Rubbers
and
Rubber Boots,
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PHONE 38
and have wagon
call for a loaf of
our Delicious
Br e a d, B u n s,
Cakes, Pastries.
A choice assort-
ment of
Confectionery,
Ice Cream and
Bricks Always
On Hand
FRUIT CAKE
and
WEDDING
CAKES
Made to Order
F J HOLLYMAN
'PHONE 38
BLYTH. - ONTARIO
Address and Presentation
A number of friends and neighbors con-
gregated at the home of Mr. Robt. Pat-
terson on Thursday night last to bid fare-
well to Mr. Major Yungblut, prior to his
leaving this section. A most enjoyable
evening was spent, during which Mr.
Gordon Augustine read the following ad•
dress and Mr. A. Weymouth made the
presentation. Mr. Yungblut responded
to the kindly expressions couched in the
address, in a very appropriate manner.
Major Yungblutt, Esq.
Dear Friend and Neighbor:—It was
with feelings of regret that we, your
neighbors and friends, learned of your
contemplated removal from our midst;
but we could not permit the asuerance of
old associations without conveying to
you, in some measure, our regard and es-
teem for you as a neighbor and friend,
During your entire life you have been
one of us. Your childhood, school days
and young manhood have ever been assn-
elated with the life of the community and
in no instance have you been found want-
ing. Of a genial personality this quality
radiated wherever you went, and with
your departure, that smile which has
marked both social and business relations,
may it never grow less.
We have the honor on this occasion, to
present you with this club bag as a mark
of our appreciation of your worth as a
neighbor and friend. May you, wherever
your lot is cast, still continue to radiate;
that sunshine of disposition that has
characterized all your activities of life.
Signed on behalf of your neighbors and
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SPRING
SHOES
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for 1930
re cordially invited to
ct our Spring Tailor-
xhibits of Samples.
ep Clothes are known
vet. Canada for their
tappearance and w
ul value. Every claim
for them is backed
o and a half million,
0,000) satisfied custom -
cloth is guaranteed
,'ool. All garments
esigned by men recoM O''
k a#r style leaders on
eont1ent.
tailoring, is done to 4
measure.
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ONE PRICE
$24.00 *
J�u fres*
O N E STORE
KINNON'S OLD STAND
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Some of our new spring shoes are
here. We show all the newest
styles each season and the
styles this year are
very natty.
Clothing
Leave your order for your new
spring suit in good time for
Easter. Hobberlin and
Taylor's Suitings
are here. We guarantee
a perfect fit.
JAS. DODDS
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The undersigned desire to advise the
public that they have taken the agency for
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO
and have on hand a complete line of farm
implements, also a full line of repairs.
Our garage is equipped with the prop-
er facilities to turn out 1.work of the best
order with dispatch..
Gasoline, Oils and Auto Repairs on
Hand.
Hamilton & Dougherty
Blyth, Ont.
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FOR SALE—Raymond
ine in first-class order.
Standard.
FOR SALE — Buckeye incubator,
good condition eg city 220 eggs. A
ply to Mrs. P. Wainer. Phone 18.7.
Sewing Mach -
Apply at The
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FOR SALE—Gasoline operated slush
pump and 20 feet of hose. Apply at The
Standard.
FOR SALE—Eggs Inc hatching, from
pope bred White Leghorn hens. Apply
to Mrs. Chris Rogerson.
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+ NEW SUN WHEAT HEALTH
+ BISCUIT +
4.
Ask Your Doctor +
4, Malted Graham Wafers, pkg 10c 4.
P 2 Cans Sliced Pineapple 35c +
+ 2 Cans Campbell's T'm'to Soup 25c +
4" Orange Marmalade, (a bargain) 20c 4
4 Figs 2 lbs 25c 4
4. Nu -Jell All Flavors +
41 Head Lettuce f
+Seedless Grape -Fruit.
+ Ice Cream Bricks 4'
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4 GOODS DELIVERED +
W. JASa SIMS
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NATIONAL BETTER . BEDDING
WEEK
During the next ten days we are offering ex-
ception.1 values in
BEDS, MATTRESSES & SPRINGS
For real comfort the Inner Spring Mattress is
unsurpassed. We have them priced from
$16.00 to $39.50
Layer Felt Ma.tresses from $8.50 to $20.
Sagless Bed Springs priced from
$5.00 to $14.75
Several designs in three piece Bed Outfits at
attractive prices.
CREL LAEAA/
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