The Blyth Standard, 1902-08-14, Page 4InCrilliRCHIE & RANCE
BANKERS.
TRANSACT A GENERAL PANKING
BUSINESS.
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,NOTES DISCOUNTED.
sale Notes especialty. Advances
made to bribers on their own
notes. No additional security re-
quired.
41TEREST ON DEPOSITS at 'Current Rates.
We oft.m every a scommodat ion con
and conservative
hegiutit Printtarti.l•
A. E. BRADWIN, PUBLIERER.
TRa BINTH ST ,ANDARD, initilialled every
Thursday morning, ie a live tacit
pater, and has a large circulation in
Blyth and mirrooniling country, making
it a valuable advertieing medium, Sub- I
seription price to any part of Canada or
Mo United States only One Dollar per
annum in advance; $1.60 will be charged
tf not eo paid. AdVertising rates OA
application. Job Printing neatly and
theaply excented. Correspondence of a
aewey nature respectfully solicited.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, lila
eisteut with Nife
banking principles. MORRIS.
UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS COUNCIL AIRETING.—The
enunoli
tuet pursuant a
To loan on Real Estate at lowest to djournment on
rates of interest.
August 4th ; members all present,
the reeve in the chair ; minutes of
NUL ESTATE AGENTS, . last meeting read and passed. On
Persons wishing to Fell will do well !motion of Messrs. Code and Shaw,
the clerk was instructed to write
to Mr. Dallas in respect to drainage
on railway land at lot 24, con. 3.
On motion of Messrs. Shaw and Tay-
lor, Mr. Code WWI instructed to have
bridge between lots 5 and 6, con. 9,
put in a proper state of repair. On
:notion of Alessrs, Jackson and Tay-
lor, Mr. John Mooney was appointed
collector for the current year at a
salary of Stift, on IREDISbilig Stainfat-
liA security. On motion of Alessi's.
Jackson and Taylor, the reeve and
treasurer were instructed. to borrow
$500 to meet current expenses.
The treasurer presented his half -
yearly statement of receipts and ex-
penditure, and on motion of Messrs.
(kale and Jackson was accepted as
satisfactory. Bylaws Nos, 5 and 6
were duly read and passed Ac-
counts were ordered to be paid as
follows :— For gravel—P. Kelly $20.-
37, A. Cloakey $6.85,1 Walsh $1.47,
East Wawanosh 118c, S. Irvine $6,65,
George Proctor $7.30, E. Laundy
$3.50, George Pierce 42c, Smith
$4.20, W. C. Strewn SO 30, Wm,
Mains 0.80, John Barr $8.40, B. C.
Stokes $4.5o, C. Camplwli $2.6o,1.
14, D Ager $5.20, A. Flint $2, Geo.
Pocock $9.25, J. Breckenridge $6.6o,
A. Shouldice 77e, II. Kirkby $3.90,
D. Farquharson f2.45, James Shur -
de $4 ; D. Laidlaw, tile ditch, $4.5o ;
J. McElroy, underbrushing and
stumping, $10; W. C. Proctor,
$2.5O; George Henderson, use et
75 • A.Otmpbell,d 750;
M.D.0 M, University of Trinity College ; ftf.D.. W. Kearney, part payment as oper-
's velvetilts; renew of Trinity
solud a member 0eo11Thulcinu ator, $25 ; R. Maguire, repairing
ens ot Ontario. Coroner for tlw
mental betel, 11 150101, street, myna. I hill and repairing washout, $7.75 ;
i P. McNabb, grading on centre side.
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tie, $12 ; George Grigg, gravelling
on south boundary, $12; Ashton
Kellington, gravelling, 521.50 ; J.
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W. Jackson, building culvert, 5o;
George Tut' vey, rope i ring c ulvert,
C HAMILTON,
AUCTIONSER AND VALUATOR.
to place their property on our list
for sale. Rents collected.
CONVEYANCING
Of all kinds promptly attended to.
• IRMO,
la represent the leading Fire end
Assurance companies, and re-
spectfully solicit your account.
OFFICE HOURS: 10 A.*. to 3 P.M,
Business Cards.
E. L. DICKINSON,
DARAISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC,
Solicitor for Dank of Hamilton. Money to
Loan. Oftee, Moyer block, Wiughern.
A.JAOILION,
• BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, RTC.
IJouveysuipar and Notary Public,. Solicitor Inc
Steak el Raniiitan. °More, Pretoria block, over
Itatoll'a store, Blytb. Money to king
.11 DENTIST.
Mee to the Protons ',look, Blyth. Epeeist
ottnitIon paid to the preservation of the not-
und teeth All prier's as low se I. consistent
With rad work. Gold work s spatially.
j C. LINDSAY, M.B.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
SeleaMer to Dr, Tett. Gradaloa of the
Of Toronto, Mewher of Copaga of pby.
no and Serpens of °Marin, Formerly ot
Lotidos, Malang sod Edinlinudraconand, boa
obits. Ode* and realdenne, teat lately ecou-
Wd by Dr.Tals, Myna.
VV. J. MILNE, M.D.C.M.
POPSICIAN AND IITIRGrON,
Irvine $3.75, T. Miller 51, J. Thyne
bridge, $1 ; D. Somerville, cutting
Ole/Won. Office one door n rib 1 the
HUCESTEP,
BARRER AND TOBACCONIST.
Choice stook of Tobaocoo, Clore and Pipes on
btud. Agent Inc the Parisian *Steam Leona), Russell, repairing guard feuee, ;
Queen Moot, DIOR.
5oc ; II. Alcock, gravelling, $2o;
P. Cantelon, repairing road, $10 ;
Lend, Loan andmm
Io, Agent, Office, on
Sown street. Insb. Orders Int at 'I Ha brag- W. A. McCall, cutting hill, $11 ; •
manatee witi rendre prompt attention.
Jetties Hall, gravelling and tinder.
brushing, $16.3o ; James Bolger, in-
A.B. BEADWIN, specting, $10.94 ; C. Pollartl, gravel-
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STEAMSHIP AGENT. ling, 583.30; John Garniss, gravel -
The tisermempster and Prstwo Canadian ling, $18.4o ; Win. Armstrong, re.
lines rlrosented, Ocean tickets ,obi to any
on
5oc. The council of urope. Low summer rakw now in foi oe. pairing bridge,
ranapplicationTun IrrktiDatin °Sloe, hlyth.
ee of steamers and dates of stilling furnished
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then adjourned to meet again on
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September nth next.—Wm. CLANK,
poor. S. L. TAU BE, Clerk,
MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN AND
RP SPECIALIST
All Made of Speeten'es and Eyeglasses made
to order, Speolal attention kivon to Mtn; the
eye. Orders by wall omptly attended to..
Beware of pan les Uhloil my name ue I employ
no travelling agento whit! over Sktishmtlon
goaranwed. Eatablohed IS?). 104 Richmond
staat W., Tomtit&
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• only $6.10, end in Toronto 20- •
year Filled Cites only 49.---Analoi.
• 15 jewel Walthem, in Niekie ;
• Case only 510, and with 20 -year •
Gold Filled Case, onlv $ti. •
• In Ladies' Watches -25 -year
• Bold Filled Case, with Waltham •
or Elgin movement, only 312. •
WATCISI
New Prices and New Goods for
Blyth.—ElgIn or Waltham.
'Tbs., orlon cannot be bettered by
anyone and (0 01,0,0 sonis I lams; what
they are myself. I lout have tn indt
others to tell me Inc I know what tLey
are, Bend 1n your order And it will 14
a lied the same es many others have been
mut time to Rine. You- run no oh nes
ter set your mousy WW2: a you
weh it.
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10, No 111. 05 Order of United
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Ittork, Itt he s 1 t tin 1,1, Thursday la every
„s eight vpitisa brethren are
ydiady in rt. Conan, W.M. T. J. Hoeg. , ‘••
ACE', Itiecoungs, • 0,
Mamie mourning.
If a son, on receiving Information of
the death of his father or mother. or a
wife, suppresses such intelligence and
omits to go Into lawful mourning for
the deemed, such neglect shall be
punished with 60 blows and one year's
banis'ament It a son or wife enters
into mourning In a lawful manner,
but previous to the expiration of Oho
term discards the mourning habit and,
forgetful of the loss sustained, plays
upon musical instruments or partici-
pates in festivities, the punlehment
shall amount for such offense to CO
blows.
Whoever on receiving Information of
the death of any other relative in the
first degree than the above mentioned
suppresses the notice of it and omits 00!
mourn shall be punished with 501
blowa; if previous to the expiration of
the legal period of mourning for eueh
relative any person caste away the
mourning habit and resumes his wont-
ed amusements, he shall be punished
with 00 blows.
When any °Meer or other person In
the employ of the government has re-
eelved intelligence of the death of 1111
father or mother, in conmequence of
which ljutellIgelieo he Is bound to re-
tire fr office during the period
of ret ' if, tri atter to avoid such
' rears falsely represents the de-
ceit- eve been bis grandfather,
pet uncle, aunt or engin, he
the' punishment of 100 blow',
be t um office and rendered in.
eat Min entering Into the pun.
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Some Big Snaps
sia aro being given here new—some snaps that are snaps. We dont
mi . believe in carrying over goods to slimily'. season, so that is why
&:1 we are making this money.losing sale
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For instance wo are selling a lot of extra god Ready-to-wear
}lets, which were gpod value at $t.',O L1:S. for ale, Some
Sailors at 10c each. All Trimmed Hats at similar reductions.
It is
for You
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rp, to come and Puke for youreelf. Prices speak louder than words.
A saving like this for you is worth investigating. So if you need
a Hat the place to buy it is
omit, 2q
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traitor& Ont.
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lite( 00 1 oleltorc We 1,e4 to 11,.00 all
1 our grodtultel 1» rind preotIoAil BO WO 110V0
1,001.1 IliOle 001 NOIIT 11110'
' for catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT • PRINCIPAL!
Al MA LADIES' COLLECE'
n St. Thomas, Ont.
(1 W ENT l'ACCoN D YE A it )
'1'110 farthest south; and ono of the
largest aril best equipped in Canada.
Preparatory stutlies.
rad u a tin at COUrseti—NI.L, A., M.R.
L., Pntio. Or on Slning, Violin Fine'
Art, Elocution and Physics 1 culture, •
Dotnest le Sc levee, commercial,
1( 0'! 1th his 1 location. Aloilimate char-
gas. Write for catalogue to
REA. PR1N, WARNER, M.1, B.D.
DISTRESSING CASE OF CON -
SORPTION.
Four of One Family Peas Awray—Last
Daughter Now HA,
A Toronto clergyman tens of a family
in hie congregation, which consisted of
being dead—four of whom in a few yetrs • HERRINGToN
the mother and five children—the father .
have fallen victims to consnmption and
(lied. And now the fifth, a atighter, 131yth.
who is employed in the office, 01 a whole- '
salor, and who has been the source of
support to the mother, is obd-t.,0 leave ' mownstattilpteti
her work, realizing that she also—mainly,
J. A. Anderson's
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MAKING
1E3 Pk Pt (a PIL INT S
It may not be interesting to you to know
that we began stock -taking Monday morn.
ing, but it will interest you to learn that
there will be big bargains here this week
and next. Just as there were in the two
weeks last stook -taking, as great hargaitis
and in some instances greater. A few fol-
low:
Shirt Waists at 50o. Another break in price brings these Stylish Waists
to the hargain table. Our Shirt Waist stock must go this week and next
regardless of what they.cost.
WASH GOODS.
This will bo the last call for some of our Summer Fabrics. These prices will
make quick work of two lots we've marked et 10e and 7c. Earlier in the seasoi
we had eo thought of ever selling t hem fur so little money.
it is believed, as a result of nursing her
brothers and sisters—has emanated this
dread disease. Kind friends are interest-
ing themselves in the case, but the diffi-
culty Ina with is to send her to place
whore the proper care and treatment will
be given.
It is for such cases as this—and there
is hardly a clergyman in any city who is
not constantly meeting such appeals—
that the new Fres Consumptive Hospital,
wider the auspices of the National Sari!.
tarium Association, is being built. Tito
people of Canada as a -whole must feel
grateful to Mr. W. J. Gage and the
executors of the late Hart A. Massey, who
out, of their own tends have erected this
building. But before it can be oceupied
it must bo furnished with beds and other
proper furnishings and appointmeuts.
The National Sanitarium Association,
already carrying a heavy debt, are not
able to furnish the new building so gene.
rously placed at the ir disposal, and are ap-
pealing to citizens generally the Dominion
over for 310,000 for this purpose.
It does not need the suggestion that
this is the most pressing of on cbarities
at this time, fur the public are fully
awakened to the widespread character of
eousumption, and also to the fact, as de-
minstrated by the hest medical authori-
tiiii, that when this disease is taken hold
of in its early, stages it, us much ns any
other disease, curable, The new hospi-
tal. just so Seen as the money is raised to
complete the furnishings, will be ready
to receive fifty patients, free of charge—
even their railway fare will not be a tax
upon them.
Chief Justles Sir Wm. R. Meredith, 4
Lampert #re., Toronto, has kindly con-
sented to receive contributions for the
Prise Coneumptive Hospital; or they sen
be Rent to Mr. W. J. Gage, 64 Front St
West, Toronto; or to the National Trust
Co., Limited, 22 King 85, Etat, Toronto.
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