30 Apr 1927
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1927
Page
1
A local merchant lists imported hay cornmeal and bran now in stock plus fruits clothing and hardware items. The shop announces big cuts on dress goods and boys and men's oiled coats while offering liquid veneer furniture polish varnishes and house paints for cleaning.
Advertisement item seeking to buy turnips Bax Cart and a Drag Cart. Apply to C ER Parsons Hospital.
Newfoundland dealer Grant of Trivity advertises cash bids for used Newfoundland postage stamps in good condition with light cancellation and no heavy cleaning. Prices range from 10 cents up to 50 dollars each. emphasis on preserving cents for dollars.
The Kiwi emblem of New Zealand described as a Sinan bird without wings or tail. Its hairy coat, neither fur nor feathers, is used by native women for adornment.
Motor boat named Honeybolt with a 15 horse power 4 cylinder engine is offered for travel to any part of Notre Dame Bay. Person Lewellyn Lilly of Lewisporte invites wire or pickup at any time, often on the Dot. Honeymoon, Ahoy.
The King George Hotel at Lewisporte will reopen to the traveling public on May 1 1927. The former courtesy and homeliness will be apparent in every detail as the hotel resumes service and seeks patronage from former guests and new visitors. Service and Satisfaction is our motto.
The honourable Sir William Horwood, Chief Justice, was sworn in this morning at Arbor Grace as Administrator of the Government in the Governor's absence by John Casey, acting Judge of the Harbour Grove District Court. The ceremony, held in the Court House, was attended by many residents. His Excellency has appointed Captain Goodfellow and Hon. R. Watson as Private Secretaries, and Captain Gerald Harvey and Captain A. B. Baird as A.D.'s.
Mr and Mrs William Pennell thank kind friends for letters messages of sympathy and wreaths sent to adorn the casket of their dear boy Wilfred through the Sun.
A help wanted notice seeking a suitable person to fill a housekeeping position for Alfred E Manuel with good wages offered.
The Diamond Light offers a brilliant lamp for churches halls offices stores and homes. It runs on kerosene or gasoline and casts light equal to 300 candle power, brighter than many lamps. Safe design promises long service with illustrations and prices available.
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