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The Blyth Standard, 1902-10-16, Page 8yya . STILL TO THE FRONT . . Notwithstanding the fact that we alwey{ have for sale the best of BREAD and CAKE STUFFS >:te also ill No. 1 Family Four at $1.9Q per sack. • 1 og is the time to buy wp sem supply you at lowest prices, Wlso w th the Sugar to put them don u. - 411 Frpita in their seasons. Aiwa}}'s a full stock of the best qu111- ;t,y Of Qroderies'and Coufectjonery• Call and see for yourself and be coe- Ylneed that such is the case. A, Rt OO1lGGAS - BLYTH IiR[As FAIR AT BLYTH. (Costinned from page 1). G. McGowan, G. Fothergill & Son : , kee, A. W. Sloan, A. H. Jacobs; hy, G. Fothergill A Son, Win. 'ackeon ; Cauada red, M. Brethour, R. G. McGowan; calyert,4. W. Sloan, R. G. MoGowau, alexander, John Sherritt, A. W. Sloan; 20-o;e. pippins, A. W. Sloan; any saber named variety, A. H. Jacobi, Wm. Jacksopp; collection of whiter apples, G. Fothergill it Son, A. W. Sloan,' crab apples., Mrs. C. Campbell, M. Breth. nr; gelleetton of apples obtih ed from any source, A. W. Sloan, 1Z. p. McGowan. Qtr Fruit —Winter pears, Edward Haggitt, hank ILetesit ; fall peers, el. Fother- /111 ill Sop, Mise :ander ; plume, any vasty, .. W. Olean, Frank Metcalf ; collection of plums, A. W. Sloan, Frank Metcalf; tomatoes, J. Atlanaon, Frank Metcalf; collection' of grapes, A. H, Jlleob{I bunch of grape, J. M. Hamil- ton, �A. M. Jacobs; peaches, Frank $stash, E. B. Laidlaw. Ppvt7Rx.—Bronze turkeys, G. W. Sniffle, ;elle Barr; any other kind tnr- Wm. Carter 1 and 2; large breed grass, Wm. Carter; Rouen ducks, G. W. Irwin, Edward Haggitt ; any other kind desks, G. W, Irwin 1 and 2; any yarlety leghornd, Wm. Carter, Mrs, }Lowrie; hot)dane, Wm. Carter; any marlay brahptlas, lit W. Irwin 1 and 2; 111sok $pariah, G. W. Irwin 1 and 2; minoress. Mrs. Morrie 1 and 2; ham- burgst. Wet, Carter 1 and 2 ; lengshans, Mrs.. BMWs, O. W. Irwin; wyaudottee, Wis. Caner 1 and'2; andelusians, Mrs. Newrle; blank breasted red game, Ed- ward Bantu ;. buff cochins, G. W. krwln 1 and 2; partridge cochins, G. W. Irwin; bantams, G. W. Irwin 1 Cad 2;, polands, Wm. Carter, G. W, Isola ; red naps, Edward Haggitt 1 and 1;: plymouth rocks, Mrs, Howrie, G. W. Irwin; collection of pigeons, Joe Boll 1 and 2; collection of fowl, Wm. Cartes, Q. W. Irwin; guinea fowl, John Barr, Edward Haggitt. mala eerni.—Shigle covered buggy, D. Ewan, A. McNally ; cutter, 1). Ewan ; wooden pump, P. Willows; fanning mill, D. MoCorvle. MaNceaCTUttaa, — Home mads all wool flannel, Miss Nott, Mimi Wise; union finnuel, J. K. Wise, Miss Nott; home made all wool blankets, Miss Wise; union blankets, Miss Wise, Mrs. Hele ; home spun horsy blankets, D. litethottc ; hone span coverlet, Miss Wise, J. K. Wise; rag mat, Mrs. Bile, Miss Nott ; yarn met, Miss Symington, Miss Wise; rag carpet, Miss Wise, J. K. \Viae; home spun stocking yarn, Miss \Vise, I). Brethour; hand made coarse b.rots, John Sherritt; fine hand made gent's boots, John Sherritt. Lungs' WQg}t.—Lace handkerchiefs, Miss Myrtle Livingston, Mrs. C. Catnp- bell ; buttonholes on different materials, Mrs. Hele, Mrs. McKenzie; specimen of patching, Mre. McKensie, Mre. Hale; gents' Setts, Mrs, McKenzie, Mrs, gale; pillow shams, Miss Symington, Miss Nott; patch quilt in cotton, Miss Symington, Mise Wise; patch quilt in cloth, Miss Symington, Mise Nott; silk crazy quilt, Miss Nott, Mrs. Hele; crochet quilt, Mrs, Howrie, Miss Sym- ington ; knitted quilt, Miss Symington, Miss Nott; home made pair woolen socks or stockings, Mrs. Hale, Miss Nott; arascene work, Mrs. C. Camp- bell, Mrs, title ; embroidery on bolting cloth, Misa Nott, W. H. McCracken ; embroidery on silk or satin, Miss Sym ington, Mise Nott; keusington em- broidery, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs, How- rie; Roman embroidery, Mrs, Hele, Mrs. Howrie; parlor screen, Miss Nott, Mrs, C. Campbell; sofa cushion, Miss Sytnington, Miss Myrtle Livingston ; fancy panel, Mre. C. Campbell, Mise Symington; piano or table scarf, Mrs. Hele, Miss Symington ; drawn work, Mrs. McKenzie, Mre. Howrie; honiton or point lace, Miss Symington, Mise Myrtle Livingstot. ; novelty in fancy work, Mre. Hele, Mise Nott; crochet work in silk, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. C. Camp- bell; crochet worn in cotton, Mre. Hale, Mrs, C. Campbell; ltaad made slippers, Miss Wise, Mrs. Reve- rie ; fancy toilet set, Mrs, Howrie, Miss :Watt; footstool, Miss Wise, Miss Nott ; applique work, Mins Nott, D. Brethour; fancy pin cushion, Mina Symington, Mise Nott; fancy handkerchief case,' Miss Symington, Miss Carder; mould work, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mies Syming- ton; knitted lace in cotton, Mrs. Hale, Mies Nott; knitted or crochet fancy wool shawl, Mise Wise, Mrs. Howrie; set crochet table mats, Miss Carder, Mrs. }Lowrie; at of lrl'Oylies, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mre, Howrie : Battenburg lace, Miss ;t4yrte 4ivingston, Mrs. Hele; fancy glove case, Mrs, C. Cam- bell, D. Brethour ; tatting, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. C. Campbell ; fancy netting, Mre. C. Campbell, Mrs. Howrie ; Queen Ann darning, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. How- rie; gent's collar and cuff case, D. Brethour, Mies Symington ; fancy afghan, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. C. Campbell; table centre piece, Mrs. Hel , Mrs. Howrie; embroidered table cover, Mrs. Hole, Miss Wise; tray cloth, Mise Symington, Mra, Howrie ; tea coseyt Mrs, C. Campbell, Mise Nott; picture throw, Miss Nott, Miss Symington lamp screen, Mita Symington, Mina JADED NERVES OF WOMEN Are many times an indication or symptom of functional derangements. They are in mos cases due to functional wrongs, to which women only are subject. " OUT OF NERVES" women are the nightmare of doctors. "CRANKS" is often the designation of talose patients by physicians unable to understand the cause of their irritable condition. ST. JAMBS WAFaas have rendered great service to such physicians in Great Britain, who prescribe them to nervous women. ST. JAMrtS WAPRRS afford great relief, simply by strengthening every organ affected by the functional wrongs in women, such as weak stomach — weak back — and weak nerves. ST. JAMas WArais help stomach, digest food and send the nutriment through the blood, and this is the honest way to get health and strength, the kind that lasts, develops and breeds the energy which accom. pushes much. IP/Scabs Canada: $1.00; IOU* br $1.00 a "Hese need at. James Wafer* with each success a. to place them on my in.. of reliable.." Dr. Chas. R. Springer, London, England. St. James Watery are net a sorer remedy; (athe numerous dostorste- tommending them to Mesr seem:: fed gruel the formula aeon request. Where de.lersare not selling the Wafers, they are mailed upon re- ceipt cfrice at the Canadian branch : It. Miss Wafers Co. 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FINE AHTS.—Huron county scenery, Mre. Hole, Mrs, Howrie; painting on bolting cloth, Miss Carder, Mrs, Hole; half dogen cups and saucers, Mrs. Hale i half dozen plates, Mrs. Hele, Miss Carder; collection of oil paintings, Mrs. C. Campbell, Miss Carder; collection of water color palatines, Miss Carder, Mrs. C. Catnpbell; figure painting in oil, Mrs. Hele, Miss Carder; figure painting in water color, Miss Carder, Mrs, Hele; animals grouped or single, lu oil, Mrs. C. Campbell, Miss Myrtle Livingston; animals grouped or single, in water color, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. Hole; landscape in oil, Miss Iflyrtle Livingston, Mrs. C. Campbell; land- scape in water color, Mrs. Hetet Miss Carder; crayon drawing, Mrs. Hele, Mise Carder; pencil drawing, Mrs. Hale, Miss Carder ; pastelia, Rtkr sub- ject, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. Hele ; collection of pen and ink sketches, Mrs. Helo, Miss Carder ; specimen china painting, Miss Carder, Mrs. Hale; hand painting on silk, satin or plush, kiss Symington, Miss Carder; painting on glass in oil, Mies Symington, Mrs. C. Campbell; collection of photographs, T, B. MeArter. PLANTS AND FLOWERS.—Collection of foliage, W. J. Fentviek, Miss Carder ; geraniutns in bloom, Jews Herr; fuschias in bloom, Miss Carder, Clyde Herrington: hanging basket, Miss Carder ; plants in flower, Miss Carder. Cur FLuwEus.--Table boquet, W. J. Fenwick, Frank Metcalf ; hand bo- quet, James Evans, Frank Metcalf ; collection of dahlias, James Coming, J. E. Coombs; collection of pansies, S. Morton, Clyde Herrington. SPECIAL PRIZES.—Lady driver, Geo. Bradford, Warner Walter; farmer's driving outfit, A. Dunkin, Warner Walter. SCHOOL CHILDREN'S COMPETITION.— Under 10 years of age, Lottie Jackson; under 18 years of age, John H. Jack- son, Maggie Elliott ; under 17 years of age, Mary Elliott, May Ferguson. We Want all the News. We want to publish all the news of Huron county that is fit to print. We cannot get it unless our read- ers help us.. It you are visiting a friend or a friend is visiting you. If yon know of any (teat tie, any marriages or anit births in your district. If you know I Our 101 importations of fashionable strange event, anyaccident, Dry Goods ,ire weekly arriving. We of any g ' invite inspection. Butter, 18c, G. E. any unusual happening or any inter. gem, Wingham. ' 8t1 PICKLES 1 PICKLES 1 The time of year has arrived when the housewife's attention is turned to the making of Pickles. We always have on hand the best of White Winn and Cider Vinegars for pickling, Pickling Spices and flavorings. Fresh Groceries and Fruits Arriving daily. Our Canned Goods were bought befog► the raise in price, therefore we can sell Tomatoes for 10c per can, or one can each of Tomatoes, Corn and Pease for 25c, 8 pounds Tapioca for 25c. Highest Market Cash Prloe for Butter and Eqpt. GEO. POWELL. PRETORIA BLOCK.--BLYTH Bargains in Furniture. A large assortment of fine goods just arrived, consisting of Bedroom Sots, Sideboards, Extension Tables, Fancy Rockers and Couches. Prices are ISM ked down to the lowest point for cash. We have 28 Tattles to sell at 68 cents each. Bring in your Pictures and get them neatly trained. J. H. CHELLEW -400.---BLYTH l:( K K K KvrK K& ra K.;K K&K BLOOD POISON Oa account of its terrible effects, blood disease is Called the ling of all digitise. It may be either hereditary or @outracead; so while It may not be a crime to hays the disease, it is a crime to permit it to remain in the Epstein. It map manifest Itself in the form of Scrofula, Scrams, rheumatic pains, stiff or swollen joists, itchiness of the akin, eruptions or blotches, liners in the mouth or on the tongue sone throat, tailing out of hair, A1sorderedstomacb and a general depreosioeof the eyetem. If you have stay of these syptoms don't neglect yourself, Yon have • time e to lose. Beware of `old fogy”treatment—beware at mineraltions-- beware of Quacks and Fakirs. evil NEW 11aDPHOD Tg*A'I�MPDT is guaranteed tenure tale dluam, neer to return. Bank Donde will protect you. Our treatment is sot Injurious to any way, but teaches the very root orthe disease and eliminate* all poison from the system. The symptoms of disease gradually disappear. The blood beecmes pure sad enriched, the whore system is cleansed tad oFutland 00 and the patient feels prepared anew or the duties and theoar D • 511. C R OO OULVLNTDDD OE NO VEY. SO Yestn 5a Coestftaties Fm. Question Blsnk for Homo Treatment and Beeks Fru. 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