Potatoes for Sale by Allan Sharpe at Crow Head
For sale potatoes at 1.50 dollars per barrel. Apply to Allan Sharpe at Crow Head, Samuel F. Elliott.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1935
Page
1
For sale potatoes at 1.50 dollars per barrel. Apply to Allan Sharpe at Crow Head, Samuel F. Elliott.
Notice calls all Ladies of North Island Tickle Point to Long Point to gather at the Parish Hall Monday afternoon the 15th at 2:30. South Island ladies to assemble Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in Marshall Hall with Revs Butler Laite and Adjt Jones to discuss the King’s Jubilee children’s celebration.
Easter Monday night audience will hear Uncle Isaac drink shrimp soup in a comedy staged by the Arm Amateurs at Alexandra Hall. The local group promises light entertainment and a lively curtain performance.
The crew of the Imogene totaling 250 men divided a sum of $5043 equally among all hands, sharing the earnings as compensation.
A chance to win prizes including 198 lb Sack Robin Hood Flour 10 lb Solo Butter and 2 lb Estabrooks Tea. Cards start 8 15 p m with dancing after prize announcements. Tickets 25 cents refreshments 10 cents.
For sale pocket watches priced at $1.00, men and ladies wrist watches with straps from $2.50, chromium bracelets $1.00, wedding rings from $1.00 to $3.50, ladies wrist watches $2.50, ladies chromium bracelets 50c, ladies rolled gold wrist watches $4.95. We buy gold teeth, brooches, chains, medals, rings, etc. John D. Snow, P. O. Box E5308, St. John's.
The Finance Committee of the Silver Jubilee Celebrations acknowledges with thanks a donation from Loyalty Lodge.
Messrs Lewis Legge Barrett Stockley and Horwood from Morton’s Hr. are at the Caribou ice-fields. Messrs Thomas Simms and Cecil Pride are at the Ungava.
Mr. H. W. Rideout is engaging men at Botwood for construction work. Last week Cecil Roberts, Ernest Anstey, Elijah Stuckless and Jonathan Pippy left for Botwood after a word. A church is planned at Botwood and a college at Grand Falls and more masons may seek work as labour is scarce in the region.
Notice of a tea and sale of plain fancy and wood work at St Andrew's Halls on Easter Tuesday April 23. Tea with cold meats salads and cakes priced 40 cents. Grab Bag 10 cents Admission Sets. Doors open 5 30 p.m.
The message presents Palm Sunday as a living parable of Jesus as king and the coming of His kingdom. It links His triumphal entry to the church’s mission across continents and centuries and urges worshipers to join in praising and submitting to Him as Lord.
Palm Sunday April 14th services at St Peter's include 8.30 Holy Communion 11 Mattins 3 Young People's Service 7 Evensong. St Andrew's offers 7 Evensong. Good Friday at St Peter's with 9 Mattins 3 Three Hours Devotion and 8.30 Holy Communion Maundy Thursday at St Andrew's with 8 Evensong.
During Passion Week the minister will conduct services on Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings at United Church North Side. All are invited to join in reflection on Jerusalem and Calvary. South Side notices list Rev U Laite Mrs T G W Ashbourne and Rev U Laite for Little Hr 230.
At 11 a.m. Holiness Meeting with Adjt. Jones on Singing in Sight of Gethsemane. At 3 p.m. Free and Holy Praise Meeting and Palm Sunday Talk. Triumphal Procession and Great Evangelistic Service with Adjt. Jones on The Looks of Jesus. All are welcome.
The quarterly meeting of the Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital Association Inc. will be held at the hospital on Wednesday April 17 at 8 p.m. for discussion of general business. 2wke, Secty.
All members of General Committee of His Majesty's Silver Jubilee are requested to attend the meeting at the Court House this Saturday evening at 8 p.m. to make final arrangements for Celebration on May 6.
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