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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1930
Page
1
A pair of gloves is lost between Manuel's Shop and Mr. Francis Weirs at Durrell's Arm. Please leave the finder’s item at the Sun Office.
Shareholders of Tut Cwi Lingate Fire Insurance Co Ltd are informed of an annual meeting to be held on February 8 at the company's office. The notice specifies the meeting location as the company's offices.
One milk cow and a two year old horse in good condition. Apply to Dunley Anstey.
Postponement announced for the Memorial Hospital Association quarterly meeting to Wednesday night January 29. Meeting previously scheduled is rescheduled to a later date.
A local advertisement lists a large stock of household remedies and toilet preparations. Items include Tonics Aspirin Tablets Cough Syrup Anti paisa Drops Mustra Liniment Phillips Milk of Magnesia Stomach Tablets Baby's Own Tablets Hair Restorer Talcunt Powder Cold Cream Toothpaste Listerine Baking Powder and more. S C Maley North Side.
Clara and Malvina Randell express gratitude for support during illness and death of husband and son Gordon Randell. They thank hospital doctors and nursing staff, those who sent letters and sympathy, and those who sent flowers for the casket.
One water boat 27 feet long and 7 feet wide described as a good trap boat. Includes a 5 h.p. Wolverine motor. Offered by James Adey.
The advertisement offers lunch at any hour between 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. and dinner at a regular hour. It invites customers to enjoy a cup of hot chocolate, coffee, or tea to warm up after being outdoors.
We reiterate to subscribers nationwide to remit their yearly dues to support ongoing operations and meet upcoming obligations, helping to keep the sun shining through the coming months.
A Oklahoma girl advertised for a husband paying 3.00 for the ad and 6.00 for the wedding totaling 9.00. The husband lived less than a year and left her an 11000.00 life insurance policy. The piece notes many men on soap boxes who think advertising does not pay.
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