Salvation Army Sale and Supper Planned for Wednesday
Preliminary notice announces a Salvation Army sale and hot supper on Wednesday night December 1 with further details to follow.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1929
Page
1
Preliminary notice announces a Salvation Army sale and hot supper on Wednesday night December 1 with further details to follow.
Finder of a pair of stockings asks return between Mr Alfred Prestons Store and the hospital. Please leave with Mrs JOSEPH FIFIELD.
Rumors say the SS Earl of Devon may take Clyde's route to ease freight congestion at Lewisport. Observers doubt a large passenger service in closing season due to Clyde's fortnightly trips and bad weather. The railway should add a Bay boat to handle mail and travel demands, as delays threaten late arrivals and extra costs.
Dr. M A McGuigan left by Prospero heading north while Mrs Henry Gilbert and family sail December 5 from St. John to England on the S S Newfoundland. Others, including Hubert Pardy and Harnett representatives, were seen in town with plans and visits. Nurses Merrow Caulk and Se cord left for the U S A after work at Memorial Hospital. Obadiah Wheeler and Thomas Wheeler visited from Summerford. Mark Warr traveled from New York to see his ill father Oliver Warr Purcell’s Hr.
The Bay Roberts Guardian notes The Telegram favored road spending that drew fishermen away from fisheries and other work, triggering a party split in the Monroe Party. It condemns political rhetoric and questions who will be next targeted by opposing factions.
The notice names Arthur Dailey Henry Dailey Henry Cutler David Kearley Tim othy Woodford Jercie Woodford Herring Neck W H Crane J Garvey associated with St. John's in a local community notice.
A Christmas gift flyer lists books and prices including The Wonder Book of Knowledge for 2.50, Dicken's Stories about children for 1.75, Bible Stories Everyone should know for 1.25, The Universal Handbook 4.25 and 5.50, and various Bibles and reference volumes. Orders invited to H. B. Burden at Newstead, N. D. Bay.
Ice cream available Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Anstey's Ice Cream Parlor in favorable weather.
Harbor View offers board with rates of 1.50 and 1.00 per day and long term specials. Located a few minutes walk from Memorial Hospital, it promises good food and service with taxi and motor boat meeting steamers as convenient.
We have moved to our new bungalow just south of the Bank of Nova Scotia and invite friends and customers to continue patronage. Our stock lists many household remedies and toilet preparations including tonics aspirin cough syrup anti pain drops masto liniment Phillips milk of magnesia stomach tablets fruitatives Scott's neuritis remedy Baby's Own tablets hair restorer and dandruff remedy talcum powder cold cream peroxide toothpaste salts of lemon shaving soap and cream Packer's tar soap Listerine flavorings baking powder and other items.
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