Note of Thanks for Mrs Hodder’s Family and Friends
Mrs RK Tuffin thanks her sons and daughter abroad and all friends who showed love and sympathy during Mrs Hodder’s illness. She names Mrs R D and Mrs Arthur Hodge, Mrs R S Roberts, Laurie Roberts and Emily, Jobo Mills, George Dove, and others who prayed and visited. She also acknowledges Mrs George Smith, Mrs Willis Bridger, Mrs Bennett Burton, and Mrs Alfred Bridger for support and advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hedder
R. D
Arthur Hodge
R.S. Roberts
Laurie Roberts
Emily
Jobo Mills
George Dove
Hodder
George Smith
Willis Bridger
Bennett Burton
Alfred Bridger
RK. Tuffin
Funeral notices and thanks from families of Abel Burton and Doyle Sharpe
Mrs Frank Roberts and Mr and Mrs Albert Sharpe express gratitude to friends, nurses, doctors, and others for support during illness and after death of Abel Burton on October 9. Doyle Sharpe thanks hospital staff and visitors, mentions Dr Wood, and asks for space to sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roberts
Abel Burton
Albert Sharpe
N.D B.M. Hospital
Doyle
Dr Wood
Doyle Sharpe
Britain proposes worldwide control of drug production
The British delegation at the League of Nations assembly urged an international agreement to limit production of heroin morphine and cocaine. The move marks a shift from Baldwin era policy and aligns with Canada the United States and Italy. N Laker announced the proposal to the assembly's social questions committee seeking League Council action to convene producing countries and set annual quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Baldwin
Assemmbly
N. Laker
League Council
Canada
United States
Italy
League
Tea and Sale at Schoolroom Doors This Week
Teas and a sale are announced for Thursday night. The schoolroom windows glow as teachers and pupils invite guests to join in the evening’s gaiety. Tea is served from six o clock with admission at five cents and tea priced at forty cents.
Note of Thanks from Twillingate Family
A brief note of thanks from RAY BRETT of Twillingate expresses gratitude for assistance during recent bereavement. Special mention to Mr. Lewis Anstey, arranged via Mr. H Roberts for passage to Lewisporte to meet the family. November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Anstey
H. ©. Roberts
Lewisporte
Twillingate
Ray Brett
Harbor View Halel Board and Lodging
A compact advertisement for Harbor View Halel Board and Lodging offers daily rates of 1.50 and 1.60 with cheap meals any hour. Long term boarders receive special rates and good food and service are guaranteed. Located a short walk from Memorial Hospital. Taxi and motor boat meet steamers on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Local bungalow ads for household remedies and toiletries
Notice announces a move to a bungalow south of the Bank of Nova Scotia and solicits patronage. It lists a wide range of items including Tou tes, Aspirin Tablets, Couch Syrup, Anti-pain Drops, Milk of Magnesia, Stor acy Tablets, Scott's Neuritis Remedy, Baby's Own Tablets, Taicom Powder, Cold Cream, Peroxide Tooth Paste, Listerine, flavorings, baking powder and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Nova Scotia
Baby's Own
Heir Restorer
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Bank Square
Astin
Arthur Manuel
Canada's
DR Woob
Dr. McGuigan
Roow
North Side
Driek
Colbourne’s
Hodge Brothers
Stanley Taylor
Wm. Taylor & Co
Morton’s
Anstey
Jesus
Brett Bros. Paradise
Hatsa
Jazz Carter
Juff Head Cove
Confederation Life
Ist
Department of Justice
St. John's
Harbor View
Halel
Bod
Brookfield
A. Colbourne
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