Harbor Grace Standard, 1930-10-17

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FULL LIME SCH66L BOOKS, STATIONARY, LITERUATRE
AND NOVELTIES. ALL NEW STOCK.
FULL STOCK
Ladies', Misses' Children's, Men's
and Boys' RUBBERS, GAYTEES
 GAITERS.
Large Stock Dry  Goods,   including
[^Ladies',   Misses',   Children's    and
Men's SWEATERS.
j Big   Variety of Men's   and   Boys'
Cloth WINDBREAKERS.
Big Redaction Ladies' and Misses'
SHOES. __
w. H. Parmiter^
PERSONAL
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bee
Mr. E. Simmous lefl here
■-day for St.   John *   to   connect
nil ibe s. »  Pr-»p.roon a business
sit lo Hooping  Harbor.
Mr   B.   B.    Archibald,   who   had
Grand F-Ua on a   business
rned home
Mr and Mrs. Edward Whslin,
and two children, who bad beeu re
siding at New Yotk the past three
years, returned home on Thursday
"of last week.
Mr*. Mark Sellars of LeJdarcbaut
Street, wa* a passenger to St. Jobi'»
on ,'riday last, wbere she will spe id
thc winter, with her daughter, M *.
E. Spencer.
Mrs. Harry Alcock and two children arrived' here on Monday alternoon from Boston, lo spend the
winter with Mr. Alcock'* parco *,
Mr. and Mrs. Alcock.
Mr. Gerald William*, wbo ha*
been working with the General Eke
trie Company at New York, is at
present at bome oa a viait to I is
parent*. Mr. *jud Mr*. L. Williams,
Carbonear.
Hon. John and Mr*. Davey, John
Davey jr. aud Mr. Fred Davey, mo
toted hereon Saturday and remained
for the week er,.! viaiting relatives
Mr*. J. L. Oke and Miaa l_tsie
Oke. went to J.bn'a on Monday on
a short visit to Mrs. Cue's sister.
Mm. M. H-icbints.
Mr. and Mia. B Hawkins, and
»or. Tboma*. motored
Saturday la»t on a visit to relatives
and returned-to St. John'* on Suaday afternoon.
Miss Winnie Jones ba* * been in
St John'a for tbe pad week cr ^o.
ler ll.e extensive business of her
father, Mr. M. T. Jane*, whose ad
on another column should prove of
intereit to cur buying public.
Mr. Tboma* Dunn.ol H.M.C. w 10
arrived from Hawke's Harbor early
ia* t «cc!: wa* a pattenger lo St.
John's on Wednesday. '
Miss Mary Kennedy wa* a pas.
.eager to St. John'* by tbe Haye*
Taxi tbi* morning eu route to Montreal.
Mr. Ronald Harris ef   tbe   Anglo
Office here i* at present   in   C	
near relieving the operator the
death of   her   sister,   Maiy,   some
seven years oro, resided at  tho  old
residence,   Victoria  Street   . Mies
Hutching was greatly respected  being a  mo?t  sincere friend,  devout
nnd   amiable,   and    made   -many
frienda    who   regret   her   demise,
remains were brought  heie by
a on   Monday  and   livy funeral
held fronvthc ."Union, the  sir-
being conducted at tho  Prcsby-
in cemetery by the Rev. R. Vat*
OBITUARY.
MlSS CatHERI.NE H-JCH-K03.
The death of Miss Catherine
Hutching*?, nn aged and highly
esteemed resident of this lown occurred at the residence of her sister-
ter-in-law, Mir. George Hutchings,
St John's, on Saturday evening last
following a lengthy illness. Tbe deceased, who was in her 84th, year,
was a daughter of tho late Mr. and
Mis. James Hutchings, and unliltho
CHURCH SERVICES
Chin ch cf England.
S.T. Paul's.
30 a.m , Holy Ccir.mur.ion.
1 a.m .  Mattin*.
p m . Children's Service.
30 p.m.. Evensong.
Curist CHURCD-
UniUd Church.
Divine Service at 11 a.m.
6.3-1 p.m.
Note of Thanks
Relative to the demise ol the late
Arcbelau* Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Taylor, ol
Grand Fall*, wi.'a to thank all kind
friend*, for their sincere sympathy,
letter* and messages cf condolence,
Also wc lhack tbe Loyal Orange
Society, the Loyal Orang; Ladirr
B.tievui.nce. lt.e C L. B. Mcn'i
Auxiliary of Grand Fall*, and tie
C. B. a Society of Harbor Gr
for their kind effice*.
On Sunday lait, Oct, 12th. Colum*
bun Day. at a 'special meeting, the
member* of Dalton Council, No.
1448, K. of C. paid tilbute lo I ie
Patron ef the crder. Christopher
Cclnmbus. Present in large numbers were Ibe member* of tbe Dalton
Ladiea' Asscciation and for two
hour* the large attendance listen d
to masterly addresses appropriate
lo the occasion, by Rev. Fr. Howard.
Chaplain of ths Council, Rev. Dr.
O'Neil. Rev. E 0'f.rien. J. G. Hig-
gios. Esq , State Deputy of tbe or
der in thia country, and W. H.
Kennedy, Esq.. District Deputy.
Among those who were in town for
tbe cccaaion were a number of member* from St. John's.
BORN,
1    On October 12th, a son to Mr. and
■ Mr*. Patrick Carroll.
Now on Display
New Line Fall Goods-More to Arrive.
Large Assortment Ladies' and
Misses' Hats.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Fall and Winter Coats and Dresses.
g*W Wonderful Values. Call early.
 TO ARRIVE	
Rubber Footwear of AH Kinds.
Mrs.   F.   McKay.
•*eie.ec*»i»iai'_M»>ssSisi»i,siHi»inisis»»«iaM
tJbr ifie t
\ifamilif
Harvey's
Biscuits
The mealtime
Satisfaction.
TIP-TOP SODAS-For the Family
•particularly the Kiddies, with a creamy glass of milk or cup
or cocoa^-they have a satisfying  flavor which stimulates
lagging appetites.
A Harvey & Co. Ltd.
(Newfoundland's Popular Biscuit Makers.!
INVEST WITH SAFETY
Guarantee Investment Certificates
These Investment Certificates, drawn  for one, two
or three years, are made absolutely secure by—
(t) The Capital and Reserve Fund ol this Corporation amounting to $1,100,000;
(2) "Gilt Edged Securities" in which all funds are
invested;
(3) Our guarantee as to payment of interest and re-
paymant ol capital when these fall due. Not
one dollar invested in these Certificates has ever
been lost.
Interest  4}_   p.c. per
1 paid httlf-yearly-
1 June and 1 D.cembar
Interest at 4 p.c per annum on Guaranteed Investment
Certificates payable on demand.
All Payments at par at St. John's.
THE
EASTERN TRUST
COMPANY
-ESTABLISHED* 1893
NEWFOUNDLAND ADVISORY BOARD
Sir M. G. Winter, Chairman
Hon. S. Milley Hon. D. A. Ryan
D. Baird, Sr. F. C. Alderdice
P. B. RENDELL, Manager.
For Sale.
Fifteen very choice,
"Grade" Breeding Ewes.
Imported two years ago from Nova
Scotia, where they were specially
selected for the owner by tbe District Sheep Promoter. Will sell in
small lots to suit requirements of
purchasers. Reason for selling,--rice
And other details on application to :
T. J. WATTS,
Box 53, Harbour Grace.
Minard's" Liniment
for Chest Congestio
AppoiNTMeriT Gazetted. — Hii
Majesty the King, by Warrant and
Royal Sien Manual.has been pleased
to appoint Harold Macpberson.
Esquire, to be a member of tbe Legislative Council of thi* Colony.
For Sale.
AT A BARGAIN.
One open motor boat, complete
with 5 h. p. engine and full equipment. Suitable for fishing purposes-
Apply to
Sam Hing,
Harbor Grace.
(Opp. U. T. Electric Office.
Two young women Julia Head
nd Mary Canning of St. Aogoitin-
were drowned last week while ..-
tempting to row a boat in a pond, j
The boat bad been out of use for ,
oire two years and tbe seam* had
opened causing the boat to 611 when '
it was launched. Botb bodiea were
recovered.
Tbe Mount Caihel Choir and
Band under the direction of Mr.
Cbarles Uulton. and Mr. Arthur
Bulley, paid tbeir annual visit to
lown on Monday and Tuesday lad.
Tbe boy* arrived by th. afternoon
train on Monday Irom Conception
and tbat evening under the distinguished patronage of Bia Lordabip
Bithop March, presented a varied
and very interesting programme lo
a .large audience at ibe Academy
Hall. The concert consisted cf
■election* by tbe baud, dancing
tinging and a miniatrcl show, wbich
proved very amusipg. While tbt
excellence ot tbe annual pretentalion
by the Mount Cashel Boys is. well
known to our townspeople, this
years' effort is said lo have been
superior to any yd offered to a
Harbor Grace audience and reflects
the greatest credit cn the trainer-.,
a* well as llie. good Brother*, who
•4 petforming euch good work in
[.Interest of the p-rcnllcas children of our cjtintry. On Tuesday
ing a dance was held and .was
attended, and proved vety Vc-
joyable, so much »o ibat to u*e tbe
word* of one of those iu attendance.
The music wa* delightful, one
mply bad to dance-" The priee*
for tbe elimination dance were won
by Mis* J.nnie O'Brien and Mr.
Wm. B. Kennedy: During thr
evening tbe boy* were supplied
with (upper by the ladies ol the
D. L. A. Tbe proceed* of bolb
entertainment* amounted to some
$200. During the tour tbe boy* were
under thc supervision of Rev. Bros.
Bonis, Strapp. Conway and Connor,
wbile Fr. Bri le of tne Orphanage
wasaUo in attendance. The troupe
left for St. John's on Wednesday
ning.
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TAILOj
Judged by Appearances
you will attract favorable attention
when you delegate to us thc work
of tailoring your clothes to yo r
measure. A cuslom-mede suit ma le
by us .j—ill be form-fitting, of t te
best materials, and of superior wot
manship ; and will givo you coi
plete satisfaction.
J. A. WHITMAN & SON,
HARBOR GRACE,
Tailors Bince 1887.
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*   A. 0. f C4VER N. P. HUNT   *
.  Import and Export rrcljht for-  4
Mid.   forwarding  &   Tranship-
jfc|
' For Sale.
Purebred Registered
Ayrshire Cow-
to freshen late October. This is a
large type Ayrshire of exceptional
breeding and a real producer. She
was specially selected for the owner
by the District Live Stock Promoter
of Nova Bcotia.    (The resulting calf
will be eligible for registration )
Also a
Purebred Registered
Ayrshire Heifer
nearly two years old, from the   b hi
breeding sire in Eastern Canadi
Reasons for selling, prices and other
details on appplication to
T. J. WATTSr
Box 53, Harbour Grace.
Rothwell & Bowring, Ltd.,
120,122 Water Street. St. John's.
Flour,
Feeds,
&
Provisions.
Fire,
Plate Glass,
Motor Car
Insurance.
C. G. BUTT, Broker,
P. CL Box 12     Harbor Grace     Phone 52
KIRKMAN'S
BORAX SOAP
has stood the ttest
and
proved the BEST
GEO. NEAL Ltd.,st,John.8
Sole Agents.
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C. CHESLEY BUTT, Agent,
P.O.BOX 12 HarborGrace. PHONE 52
Guardian
Fire and Life
ASSURANCE CO'Y LIMITED.
Of London.
Total Invested Fund*
upward* of Z7SO.0O0 atg
Annual Income upward* of    350.000 • tg
Tbe Gt.AJ.DiA.1 being a firtt-das*
EngUih Insurance Company, offers
ail those advantage* most desirable
to insurers, vis., nndonbted atabili-
ty, favorable term* and prompt settlement on claim* for loss.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent* for Newfoundland
are prepared to i*»ne Policie*
againat lo«* by Fire.
T. & M. WntT«B, St John'*
G. E. Sievbnson. Hr. Grace. ;
Austin Maddocs, Sub-agent,
Carbonear.
W.S. Goodwin, D.D.S,
Graduate of Philadelphia
Dental College and Hospital of Oral Surgerv.;
Teeth extracted absolutely with
ont pain by sae of vitalised air or
perfect anaesthetic
Dental Office : Victoria St.
door to the Stai-PA-D Office
CONFEDERATION   LIFE.-
Hello !
I have a Telephone
in my home!
Have you ?
It's the handiest thing about
our house. We can talk to almost anyboejy in town—any
time. It saves trips and time,
and offers the surest protection
against fire and sickness, No,
its not expensive. It'» the
cheapest.best thing you can get
DO IT TO-DAY
AVALONffilPM SYSTEM