HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1930-05-17, Page 8PAGE 8—THE BLYTH STANDARD—May 17, 1930
Blyth School Report
REPORT OF ROOM (II;BLYTH ,PUB.
LIC SCHOOL FOR MAR. & APR. `„'
Sr. IV
Edwin—Bender
Winona Hesk
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Kathleen Logan 79
Dorothy Hollyman..., 77
Wes Taman ............. 74
Eddie Taylor....,,.. , 7.1
Garth Dobbyn........ ........ ........ 70
Nelson Naylor 68
Frank Elliott... 6
Roberta Craig 60
Clayton Petts,...........,. 58
Barrie McElroy 58
Borden Cook 57
Steve Rouse .... 55
Gordon Elliott 48
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Evelyn Wightman
Isabell Coming 79
Donald Richards 75
Irene Brunsdon 5
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lien Lyon S' -
Ernest Robinson..,.. ...... ...... 77
Lena Munro.. ....... ...,...„ ......... 66
Irene Taylor 6
Rets Bowes ......................... 6
Annie Craig 57
Duncan Munro 5J
tl'allace Bowes..,.... 44
Leslie Garnlss .... 42
Jack Bowes . to
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That will be seen through Spring and Summer. Again we have
received a shipment of new silks in the latest colour-
ings and patterns that you can secure, in both
printed and plain material. Come in and
see these beautiful silks
Aubuni.
Fo. the benefit of those attendin : the
reunion of S, S. No, 9 Hallett. and inter
ested in the cemete y, the annual memo -
ial services will be held on Ole grounds on
Sunday afternoon, July 27, commencing
at 5.
The annual meetin; of the plot holde s
will be held on the grounds on Wednesday
evening, June 11, at'7 o clock. The spec-
ial business will be the election of a new
trustee in the stead of Mr. C. A. Howson,
whose failing sight has prompted him to
tender his resignation, much to the regret
of not only the other trustees, but all
those interested in the welfare of the cem-
etery.
The Board of Trustees of Ball's carne
ery desire to announce that a bee wilt be
held on the afternoon of Wednesday, M y
21st, for the purpose of improving the
north-west portion of the grounds. This
is the only section that has not been im
proved, and although small in area, is eo
rough and uneven that it will require a
lut of labor tt r ut it in as good condition
as the rest of the cemetery. Therefor the
Board requests a good attendance for thi
particular work.
New Hulas For Motorists.
Official advice has been received of the
following changes in the Highway Traffic
Act.
An additional clause in the reckless driv
ing provisions, to the effect tl,at baggage
or persons so placed fn the front seat o
any motor car so as to impede the driv
er'scontrol, will leave responsible persons
liable to a charge of negligence,
All motorcars must in the future be
equipped with windshield cleaners and
rear view mirrors.
Bicycles must carry white or amber
lights on the front of the vehicle, as well
as a red lamp on the rear.
The legislation making front seat crowd
ding a punishable offence under reckless
driving laws, clears up a question that has
been nnder discussion for weeks. It is
now practically certain that no specia
steps will be taken to d bar three persons
from riding in the front seat,
The amendments become effective at
once, motor league officials state.
A band tattoo will be held on the Drii -
ing Park Grounds, Blyth, on Wednesday.
June 25th. Fuller particulars later,
Blyth merchants have decided to r b-
eerve Empire Day on Saturday, May 24,
instead of Monday as is the case at some
point:,
Miss Ruth Barnby, who was indisposed
through illness on Monday. was able to
resume her duties as teacher on our school
staff on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ney and daughter,
Joyce. of Sebringville, and Mr.:'id Mrs.
E. Arn itage. of Wingham, were visitors
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Laundy, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Asquith and Mrs.
F, A. Roberson visited in London this
week. The former attended the sessions
of the Synod of the Anglican Church and
the ladies were guests of Mrs. (Rev.)
Shore.
Miss McNair, of Blyth teaching staff,
was confined to her home in Grey Tp., for
a couple c days this week through illness
We are all pleased to know that she has
about fully recovered and resumed her
duties.
Soy beans are coming more and more
into use as an annual hay crop, For this
purpose any beans should be sown early
in May at the rate of one and onehaif to
two bushels per acre, and the crop cut
when the pods are about halt -grown. The
seed may be sown with a grain drill in the
amine way asfield peas. Any soil which
grows corn well will produce a good crop
of soy beans. They produce a targe yield
of palatable hay which is very rich in pro
tem. The only objection to the use of
any beans at the present time is the high
price of tha seed.
FASHIONABLE SILKS
PRINTED, CHIFFONS
These gay. splashy chiffons that we
are showing may be had in bright art
pastel colourings, very fashionable for
spring and summer. These Chiffons
are on display in our windews and on
our counters. Special price while on
display at , $1.35
MAKE MOTHER HAPPY?
See mother smile when you hand her
a pretty flower for her coat or dress
or a beautiful silk scarf on "Mother's
Day," May 11. See our assortment
of flqwers and scarfs at very reason-
able prices.
MEN'S NECKWEAR
Your supply of ties will need replen-
ishment. Check them up today; but
before buying, don't fail to see the
wide assortment we are showing in
every variety of pattern and color,
FLOWERED VOILES
Very prettily flowered voiles in the
newest shades. When you consider
the quality of these voiles they are
quite cheap at this special price per
yard .. 49c
LADIES' LINGERIE COLLAR
& CUFF SETS
Pretty Lingerie Collar and Cuff sets
in Organdie Linen and Ecru add a
touch of feminity to your appearance
by wearing these dainty collar and
sets. Price ..39c to 85 c
ALL -WOOL SWEATERS
Boys! Now is the time for a new wool
sweater. We have some very new
sweaters in the newest colors and
weight in pull -over and coat style.
Come and make your choice.
KAISER SILK HOSIERY
in the new spring shades. Special
price per pair $1.35
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THE STORE WITH THE NEW STOCK
SPECIALS
SATURDAY ONLY
Mens' Overalls, Blue
and Black, all sizes,
Regular.._..... $2.50
On Sale 98c.
TIiJ STORE THAT SETS THE PACE.
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"Service with n Smile"
BLYTH, ONT.
SPECIALS
SATURDAY ONLY.
Ladies! here is your
opportunity to secure
several dress lengths
of flowered Voiles.
Regular 59 c
On sale per yd 35c
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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
BLYTII• - ONTARIO
BABY CHICKS
We can supply you with S.
C. White Leghorn chick for
delivery in June at $10.00
per 100. Our leghorns are
the famous Barron strain,
big hens, heavy layers of
large eggs. We guarantee
100 per cent, safe delivery.
Order early while the best
dates are available.
WALTER ROSE POULTRY
FARM, BRUSSELS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The municipal council of the Township
of Morris are asking for tenders to work
the crusher, furnish the necessary power
and the cartage to deliver the crushed
material. the tender to be so much per
yard delivered on the west end of con, 7,
the longest hall 33 miles from the pit and
cr usher. The contractor to furnish every
thing necessary to deliver the crushed ma-
terial. To give a good -faith bond of 10
per cent. of estimate of contract and to be
responsible for 25 of breakage in crusher.
For further particulars apply to the road
superintendent or the clerk. The lowest
or any tender not necessarily accepted.
The tenders will be opened at the Town-
ship Hall on Monday, May 24, 1930, at 3
p. m.
A MacEwen, Clerk of Morris
PASTURE LAND TO RENT —100
rtes 05 grass, spring creek and lots of
shade Lot 29, con, 4, East Wawanosh.
take in or will rent whole. Nathaniel
Johnston.
The Cradle.
LYON—In Hullett Tp. on Saturday, May
10511, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lyon, a
son
SPRING
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+„ Some special values in solid leather :
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shoes that are extra good.
Clothing
See our large range of 4r
SUITINGS
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NEW CAPS AND TIES
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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 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 Sewing Mach-
ine in first-class order. Apply at The
Standard.
FOR SALE — Buckeye incubator, in
good conditit,u capacity 220 -eggs. Ap-
ply to Mrs. P. Walper. Phone 18.7,
FOR SALE --Gasoline operated slush
pump and 20 feet of hose. Apply at The
Standard.
FOR S4$—Eggs for hatching, from
pare bred White Leghorn hens. Apply
to Mrs. Chris Rogerson,
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TipTop Tailor's
Week.
MAY 12th, TO
MAY 17th.
Representative at
POPLESTONE'S STORE
Blyth, May 14th
Mr. A. Z. Garner will be in our
shop all day, Wednesday, to take
measures for
1: TIP TOP SUITS, OVERCOATS,
TROUSERS, ETC.
* Suits $24.00, Overcoats $24.00,
Trousers $8.00
* Our shop will be open all day and
evening. We have cut out the half
holiday for the occasion.
* Mr. Garner has all the advance
styles and carries models of their
clothing and 300 samples of cloths.
! POPLESTONE'STORE
McKINNON'S OLD STAND
731.yth, • - - On.tar1a
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TRY OUR
NEW SUN WHEAT HEALTH
BISCUIT
Ask Your Doctor
Malted Graham Wafers, pkg , 1 Oc
2 Cans Sliced Pineapple 35c
2 Cans Campbell's T'm'to Soup 25c
Orange Marmalade', (a bargain) 20c
Figs 2 lbs 25c
Nu -Jell All Flavors
Head Lettuce
Seedless Grape -Fruit.
Ice Cream Bricks
GOODS DELIVERED
W. JAS. SIMS
BLYTII, ONT, 'PHONE 14
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Now is the time you are needing some new
Floor Coverings. Please do not forget to call
and inspect our large new stock of these goods
Newest patterns in
Congoleum, Linoleum and Oilcloth
Rugs or by the yard.
A wide range of choice new designs in Wilton,
Axminster, Brussels and Tapestry Squares in
all popular lines at low prices.
A complete stock of
Window Shades, Curtain Rods, Floor
Wax, Varnish, Furniture and Auto
Polish, Room Mouldings, Etc.
Rent our Electric Floor Polisher.
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