The Blyth Standard, 1930-06-12, Page 8AUBURN NEWS
The following are the officers of Auburn
Branch of the Women's Institute for the
year ending May 1931:
President. Mrs. Lawson
tet Vice President Mrs, Woods
2nd Vice President Mrs. C. Straughan
Sec'y-Treas Mies King
Dist. Director Mre. Mogridge
Press Sec'y Mrs. A. J. Ferguson
Pianist Miss Winnie Howson
Flower Com...MrsPhillips, Mrs. Riddell
Program Com.. , . Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Gordon
Taylor, rebs. E. Raithby
Directors..Mrs. Sturdy, Mrs. J. Wilson,
Mrs. Mcsr'een, Mre. Bean, Miss L.
Johnston.
Auditors Mrs. J. Thompson, Mis*
Viola Thompson
PROGRAM
JUNE 3
Meeting in Foresters' Hall. Making
arrangements for the district meeting to
he held in Auburn on June 17.
JULY 15
Meeting in Fores.ers' Hall. Subject -
''Ways of helping children form habits of
hea',th, neatness, obedience and courtesy"
Miss L. Johnston, Roll call -jokes. hos-
tesses -Mrs. Woods, Mrs, SturJy, Mrs.
J. Wilson,
AUGUST 19
Picnic or children's entertainment.
SEPTEMBER 18
Meeting at ho e of Mrs. Mogridge.
Grandmothers' Day. Mrs. Mogridge and
Mrs. Geo. Hamilton will be in charge
of program by grandmothers. Hostesses
-Mre. H. Yungblut, Mrs. J. Taylor, Mrs
Lawson, Miss Sadie Carter, Mrs. Riddell.
OCTOBER 21
Meeting in Foresters' Hall, Institute
qu Ring. Hostesses -Mrs. Bean, Mrs.
G rdon Taylor, Mre, Wm. Robinson,
Mrs, E. Raithby.
NOVEMBER 18
Meeting in Foresters' Hall, Subject -
Suggestions for home made Christmas
Gifts, Roll call -Household hints. Hos-
tesses--Mre. E. Robertson, Mrs. Rice,
Mrs. Stoltz,
DECEMBER 16
Meeting in Foresters' Hall. Subject -
"How to prepare a Christmas dinner."
Mrs. S. Johnston. Roll call -Exchange
of Christmas Gifts. Hostesses -Mrs. R.
Taylor, Mrs, Phillips, Mrs, Allan.
JANUARY 20
Meetingin Foresters' Hall. Subje t -
"The New Year," by Mre Riddell. Roll
call -New Year Resolutions. Hostesses
-Mrs. S. Johnston, Mrs. J. Robertson,
Mrs. 0. McBrien.
FEBRUARY 17
Meeting in Foresters' Hall. Talk by
Mrs, (Dr ) Mortimore. Roll call -Keep-
ing motos out of clothes, Hostess s -
Mrs. Weir, Mrs. H. Armstrong, Mrs.
I lowatt.
MARCH 17
Meeting in Foresters' Hall. Subject -
"Thrift that provides for a plenteous liv.
ing." Mrs, A. J. Ferguson. Roll call -
Current events. Hostesses -Mrs. Mc-
Gee, Mrs. Nelson Hill. Miss Winnie How
son
APRIL 21
Meeting in Foresters' Hall. Subject-
' Care of Roses." by Mr. George Laith-
waite. Roll call -Favorite flower, Hos-
tesses -Miss King, Mrs. W. Straughan,
Mrs. A. Ferguson.
MAY 19
Meeting in the Foresters' Hall. Annual
meeting. Roll call -Sing, say or pay.
Hostesses -Mrs, Eratt, Mrs, Washington,
Mrs. Mogridge,
LONDESBORO NEWS
Miss Lillie Ball is holidaying with
friends at Sault Ste Marie.
The friends of Mr. Humphrey Snell will
be sorry to learn of his serious illness.
Mr. Thos. Lyon is quite 01 at present,
his friends hope to see him around again
5)011.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper spent Sun
day at the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Elsley,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Manning and Miss
Phyllis visited with Mr. Jas. Howatt, Sea
forth, on Sunday.
Mr. F. Wood and son, Edwin, Mr, D.
Laidlaw, Mr, Bert Hunking and Mr. Jas.
R.berton spent last Friday at Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pipe, of Goderich, and
Dr. and Mrs. L. Whitely, of Gorrie. visit-
ed with Mrs. D. Mountain, on Sunday.
A number from the vicinity t ok in the
Sunday School Anniversary services at
C)nstance on Sunday afternoon and even-
InI.
The annual Lawn Social and Strawberry
Festival of Londesbaro United Church,
will be held on Community Hall Grounds
Londesboro, on Friday, June 20th. Sup-
per served from 6 to 8 o'clock, after which
a splendid program will be given, consist-
ing of a three act play presented by the
Young People of Westfield, entitled.
"Smile Rodger, Smile." They will also
furnish the program between acts. con-
sisting of Readings. Solos, Duets, etc. If
the weather is unfavorable, the program
will be given indoors. Admission -Ad-
ults 50c., childreh 25c.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kechnie, Mrs. D.
Kechnie and Helen, of ;Kitchener, spent
Sunday at the homes of the former's
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FATHER'S DAY!
�UNDA'X, JUNE 15. 1930
"Make Him Happy give Dad a Tie." Be sure not to overlook
"Dad's Tie Assortments"
PLUS FOURS
Now that it is the season for Knickers
and Plus Fours. We are showing a
large assortment in roughish mixtures
and smooth materials in all sizes and
several colour combinations. Priced
at . . $3.50 & $4.50
Brocaded Rayon
In Mauve, Nile Green, Gold and Rose
in many attractive designs, priced at
69c
Silk Hose
As fashionable as they are seasonable.
As serviceable as they are reasonable
at 69c.
Tea Towelling
Checked and also bordered in green,
yellow, blue and rose. per yard 25c
Men's Shoes
If the tongues in these Oxfords could
speak they'd say "Mighty Good."
Priced at $3.95 to $7.00
Sweaters and Socks.
This pullover features the trend of
fashion in color and design. It is fine-
ly knit wool in the V neck, cuffs and
band ribbed in many different shades.
The ribbed golf stockings to tone car-
ry out the well-dressed man's taste for
a discreet use of color. Priced $4.50
Sweaters
Ladies Sleeveless Pullovers, all sizes in
yellow, blue, white and sand Priced
at $2.25
Towelling
Turkish Towelling while it lasts at
at 20c per yard
Printed Silks
Just received a new shipment of print-
ed Silks, in all colors and patterns at
$1.25 per Yard.
Jnderwear
An ounce o good Fors} th and Stan-
field Underwear is worth a pound of
medicine, Priced at 65c and up
THE STORE WITH THE NEW STOCK
Socks
Men's 'Work Sox
in wool and cot-
ton for sale
4 pairs for 98c.
THE STORE THAT SETS TILE PACE.
EZA BENDER
"Service with a Smile"
BLYTH, ONT.
Shoes
A f ew sizes in
Children's P a t-
ent Slippers at
less than half
price.
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and have wagon
call withaloaf 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
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.
SEALED TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed, for all privileges for the Blyth
Band Tattoo, on June 25. Said privileg•
es to consist of Dancing, either open air,
or in hall, Refreshment Booth, games,
etc. Tenders !nay be for part or all priv-
eleges and must be accompanied by a
marked cheque for full amount. Tenders
will be received till June 18. Highest or
soy tender not necessarily accepted.
Mark on envelope "Tenders for Tattoo"
and address to
R. D. Philp, Blyth.
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres of land, being North / Lot
40, con.3, hast Wawanoeh, On the prem
ises is situate a good 11 storey frame
dwelling; barn 50x60 and 40z60 with
stone stabling. Hen house 20x30, driving
shed 30x30, all in good repair. One and
a half acres good bearing orchard. The
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SHOES
+ We carry a complete stock of all the
latest and up-to-date styles in
SHOES
+ Some special values in solid leather
shoes that are extra good.
Clothing
4' See our large range of
SUITINGS
to choose from
See our
NEW CAPS AND TIES
JAS. DODDS
BLYTH - ONTARIO
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TO THE PUBLIC
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,
brothers, Messrs, Sam„ Wes. and Wm, farm is in splendid state of cultivation, FOR SALE - Buckeye incubator, in
Kechnie, well fenced, drained and watered. For good condition. capacity 220 eggs. Ap•
particulars apply to Walter McCill, R. R ply to Mrs. P. Wainer. Phone 18-7.
No. 5, Godench.
FOR SALE -Gasoline operated slush
pump and 20 feet of hose. Apply at The
Standard.
FOR SALE -Eggs for hatching, from
pure bred White Leghorn hens. Apply
to Mrs. Chris Rogerson,
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GOOD VALUES FOR ALL
Ladies' Silk Hose
280 needle, Delustred
010 0 Rayon with merceriz-
ed lisle sole and top.
Very special__ -_49c
* Heavy Service
Pure Silk Hose
Special new French
�k heel. Special at
$1.35 & $1.39.
Holeproof Spec-
* ial Silk Hose
4 All silk throughout,
* special 95c
* Women's Silk
Vests.
A large variety in
qualities and colors,
c 49c up.
* Women's Silk
Bloomers
Popular Shades,
69c and Up.
* Women's Under
* wear in Cotton
* Vests & Bloom-
* ers
* Men's Balbrigg-
* an Shirts a n d
* Drawers
* Sizes 32 to 42..._65c
? Penman's Shirts
* or Drawers
* reg $1.25, Spec. $1
Men's Fancy Sox
35c to $1.00
Women's Sum-
mer Umbrellas.
Black and Colours.
$1.25, $1.35
$1.50.
Voiles For Hot 4
Weather.
Latest designs
35c. and 50c �y
Summer Dresses
for Women and
Children
at various prices up
to extra large sizes
$1.50 to $1.98.
Women's Patent
Low Shoes
$3.00 to $5.00
Men's Oxfords
Tan or Black
$3.95 & $5.00
M e n's Negligee
Shirts
Gordon Make
$1.50 & $2.00.
Men's Fancy
Straw Hats. Spec
ials at
$1.00 & $1.25
M e n's Snmmer
Wool Socks.
5 pairs $1.00
Men's Fancy Sox
35c to $1.00
* POPLESTONE STORE
McKINNON'S OLD STAND
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NEW SUN WHEAT HEALTH 4 -
BISCUIT BISCUIT
Ask Your Doctor
Malted Graham Wafers, pkg 10c +
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. 4-
+ Ice Cream Bricks +
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Several new de-
signsto select
from in complete
suites for the bed-
room. Dainty
b e d s. handsome
vanity's, chiffon-
ettes, comfortable
springs and .m a t -
tresses are shown
in pleasing variety
Each suit or piece is a work of Art, both in appearance and con-
struction. You must see this display to realize the extreme modera-
tion of our prices.
J S C1tELI EW
LL. YTII, ONT.
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