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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1938
Page
1
We offer the balance of our ladies and misses felt hats at 68 cents each, with regular prices from 1.10 to 2.50. Significant reductions on ladies dresses and wools, and a shipment of this season's dresses arriving this week. Goods at credited prices for spot cash only.
Memorial Hospital hosts a two night entertainment on Monday and Tuesday March 28 and 29. Screenings include Captain January and When a Man's a Man with extra comic strips. Doors open 7 30 p.m. Admission 10 cents. Ice cream priced at 5 cents.
All members are asked to attend a very important Loyalty L O L No 5 meeting next Tuesday night March 29 by order Worshipful Master Alfred Elliott.
Local cooks in Twillingate increasingly rely on Cinder Ella Flour for baking and everyday meals highlighting its reliable texture and performance in traditional Newfoundland recipes.
The undersigned express sincere thanks to friends for assistance during their father and brother's illness and after his death. Gratitude extended to those sending telegrams letters cards wreaths including Lodge Tasker No. 454 A F and A M St John's and St Peter's Lodge No. 12 S A Fr Twillingate. R Roy Frap H ay Arthur Manuel
Attention fishermen. The new Lobsterman Engine requires no batteries and uses less than half the fuel per hour than any other engine. It features an automatic air governor, comes in one and two cylinder models from 4 to 30 horsepower, and is suited for small boats and schooners. A superior engine at lower prices. For particulars apply four weeks, G W Butt, Agent, Exploits.
Classified ad offers a 1937 Zenith radio with five tubes and batteries included. Asking price 35 dollars, for details contact W. M. Burden Bluff Head Gove or M. H. LeGrow Bishop's Falls. Notice dates Mar 2 and Apr 2.
A Newfoundland reader thanks the editor for the public response to Bert Lenchs appeal for Newfoundland Stamps. The writer, once engaged to Lench, recalls years of illness and his death in a foreign land, praising his heroism and announcing a pledge to continue his charitable work for the people he loved.
Telegraph reports Sagona left Gulf ice at 8 am bound for Port Union carrying 16 000 on board and 18 000 on ice. Ungava and Imogene also report heavy loads with 12 000 to 19 000 on ice or aboard. Plant at Clarenville to reopen April 15 employing 125 men. aim to produce 30 000 to 35 000 gallons per day. Also news from Commons as Chamberlain vows peace but defends vital imperial interests. France faces cabinet crisis with Blum’s bill and National Union prospects.
Reports indicate two Norwegian steamers loaded at the IceGelds wharf taking on 1300 seals, highlighting a sizable sealing operation amid Arctic trade activity.
The notice reserves May 24 for Guides Rangers and a Guide Association event. The announcement invites participants and mentions an entertainment component hosted by the association.
Mesers Cecil Simms Willie Weir Bennett Oxford and others came from the woods last week. The brief item notes the group gathering and identifies several individuals involved.
Lent arrangements list services at St Peter’s St Andrew’s United Church South Side North Side Little Harbour and Salvation Army. Times include 11 a.m. Matins or Holy Communion and 7 p.m. Evensong or Layman services. Salvation Army offers 11 a.m. Holiness Meeting 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Great Salvation Service with Adjt. Riabom. All are welcome.
A brief ad style note touts CIN DERELLA flour as a sure way to save on baking costs. It emphasizes consistent quality and economical use for home bakers and small cooks seeking value.
Adjutant Rideout departs Monday with stops planned at Carter's Cove Monday night Bridgeport Tuesday night Moreton's Harbor Wednesday night outlined in the official schedule.
Mr J W Mioty reports his cow gave birth to a twin bull calves about ten days ago. They are coming along fine according to Mr Maley.
The Arm Lads Brigade held a Thursday Armoury event with Mr. John Gillett chairing. Attendees enjoyed well rendered parts, a simple program, and tea. the audience appeared pleased with the evening’s entertainment.
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