The Blyth Standard, 1902-11-20, Page 5BUTTER
AND EGGS
The undersigned is prepared to buy
all good Butter end Eggs offered at our
shop. Farmers will do well to sell all
their Tub Butter, Fresh Rolls will
anon be in demand. Bring your Butler
and Eggs, and all kinds of grain and
get the highest price in cash.
MoMILL'AN & CO.
OInsley street Blyth
New Fruits
—Miss Lily Heapy visited relatives
in Walkerburne last week. C IP
—Mrs, E. D. Chamberlain, of To-
ronto, is at 'present renewing old
friendships in IMMyth,
—Mr, and Mrs, II. Necb, and Mr.
and Mrs. 1'. Wahl and Miss Florence,
of Hampstead, were visiting with
Blyth friends over Sunday.
—Mr. Samuel Gracey is in Blyth
this week packing up his household'
goods and making all preparations
for the removal of bit family to St.
Marys,
—Much needed improvements have
been made Di connection with the •
Our new Raisins and Currants are Me.h,alist parsonage during the past
beautiful goods. We cannot got nicer few days. A portion of the parson•
—so clean and fresh looking. age roof has been re -shingled aid a
Raisins per Ib., Inc ttew cement cistern built.
Currants albs, for 25a —Rev, J. C, Gairdner, of Bayneid,
while out duck shooting on the Bay-
-
JAPAN TEA field river on Saturday morning,
New crop of Japan 'Peas are very met with a severe accident. While
high in price and are going to be higher. stepping out of the boat, his
We have a Zan Japan Tea that has gun accidentally discharged, badly
made many customers for Is, end unless
11 at rho old rico, I
the wholesale price exceeds 25c per II., woandiug his lett arm,
we will stili so p —By adv, in another column it
would advise customers putting in a will be seen that h1r. A. Taylor, who
good supply.
will take all the nice, clean, has been a highly esteemed and
picked Fowl you may brius; alto much respected business mei in
nice bright Dried Apples, Our prices Blyth for the past 20 years, is ram -
are the highest for all kinds of 1'arnt lug from business. Everything in
Produce. his store will be sold regardless of
BLYTB'S DP•TO-DATE STORE, cost. Special bargains are offered
T. W. SCOTT
in china, crockery and glassware.
' —The Brussels Pot says that
writs are being issued on various
rving Up
Business
SELLING
REGARDLESS
OF COST
NOW I8 YOUR TIME 1F YOU
WANT ANYTiHING IN CHINA,
CROCKERY OR GLASSWARE, AS
I WANT TO BE SOLD OUT BY
THE FIRST OI' JANUARY.
Conte and See for Yourselves
and Be Convinced.
A. TAYLOR
Pinsky Street BLYTH
—Rev. Hugh Price IIughes is
dead. The world has lost a good
man. his works live after hi;n.
—A new Meulary combination fur.
nate has been placed in the Blyth
Methodist church by Mr, N. B.
Gerry.
—A young man named John Pot-
ter, who claims Wingham as his:
TOWN TOPICS. parties in that localiiy in connection home, is in London jail charged with
_ with the Daly farm sale contracts of vagrancy and horse stealing.
—Read THE STANDAR clubbing a few years ago. The cases will —The man who has been operat• i
come up for trial at Toronto but as Ing with bogus checks in Western
list on page one, to what kind of a tight will be made Ontario towns swindled five Brant-
-Messrs. J. C. Ross and IFNNC we are not prepared to state at ford merchants on Saturday last, 1
Quinn have returned home from. present. It is not likely to be one- 1 —Mr. T. H. A. Begue, barrister,'
Manitoba. sided however, as there appears to. of Dundas, has been appointed clerk'
—King street, between hill and bo room for considerable difference • of the county court of Wentworth I
Morris streets, has been graded and of opinion at least. !county, to succeed the late Mr. S. H.
otherwise improved,,
—The Sunday school of 1313 th i —A mass meeting in the interests Ghent.
Methodist chinch will hold a musical • of prohibition will be held in the —Mr, Robert Somers, jr., left on
and literary entertainment on Friday Blyth Presbyterian church on Friday Monday morning for Stratford, where
evening of tits week. The meeting he has secured a eituatton as baker.
will be addressed by Rev. G. A. Bob's many friends bore wish him
MacKenzie, of Stratford, and his good luck.
subject will be "Shall we prohibit —At a meeting of Western Ontario
prohibition ? " All friends of the . commercial travellers on Saturday 1
temperance cause, and those who nre night it was decided to hold the air i
willing to hear the liquor act of 1902 nual travellers' bail in London on I
discussed, are cordially invited to December 26th next.
attend. A select musical program —fir. John Sherritt has sold his
will be rendered by popular local. cottage at the corner of King andi
talent, A silver collection will bo, Queen streets to Mise Pratt, who heal
taken in old of tho campaign!itiresigned
fund, been conducting a dress and mantle,
h
—Sir henry Strong as resigned snaking business in the Cook bloek,
the chief justiceship of the Canadian
for sometime past. Aries Pratt wit!
supreme court, and bas been appoint• remove to the Sherritt cottage at
ed chairman of tho commission to nee.
revise and codify the statutes. Sir
Henri Elzear Taschereau succeeds —A union temperance meeting;
Sir Henry Strong as chief justice of was held in the Blyth Methodist•
the supreme court. The vacanoy church on Sunday evening at the
created by the latter's retirement isichree of the regular service. Ad-'
dresses were delivered by Rev, A.
lined by the translation from Toronto
Ju
tice Arm.ur of
ohn
, Mr.
court, of tef Mr. sJustkie Moss of the enlu t I
of appeal becomes chief Joh neanJBr Brigham and IMrs.eBMyles
justice of Young.
the high court, vice Armour, and —Last week's Goderieh Star con -
Mr. J. J. McLaren, K.C., Toronto, is, talned the following reference to an
appointed to the court of appeal, vice accident that happened to a grand-
Mosssen of our respected citizen, Mr. J.
evening, December 19th.
—Miss Cora Bowden left Clinton
yesterday morning for Guelph, where
she will study for a professional
untie at the Homewood sanitarium.
—Miss Rachel Wilson died at the
residence of her sister, lura. Ellen
Rath, in East Wawanosh on Friday
last, She had been an Invalid for a
great many years.
advertisers have usually
grown from email beginnings. When
you learn that you can sell some.
thing through THE STANDARD ad.
verdaing columns, ycur growth, step
by step, into a big advertiser may
be envier than you think.
—On Tuesday evening the Young
People's society of Trinity church
elected the followiig officers for the
ensuing six mouths:—President, Mr.
A. E. West; viee•preeident, Miss
Grace Edmonds; secreta ry-treasurer,
Mr. John Moore; organist, Miss Edna
Carder; assistant organist, bliss Ella
Metcalf.
—Mies Sybilla Wettlaufer, second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Wettlaufer, died yesterday et noon.
She bad been 111 for the past eight 1 ..His Honor Judge Hardy, of W. Bell : "Johnnie Felker, aged six
weeks with typhoid fever and Brantford, has rendered an import- yetire, broke one of his arms on
stomach trouble, The funeral will ant judgment in the recent arbitra- Monday by a fall. The little fellow
,take place Friday afternoon to the tion suit of George Gordon vs. the is getting on all right, and will be
'Methodist church and then to the village of Etnbro. Ile awards the around again before many days."
,Union cemetery. To the bereaved plaintiff she sum of 640 as damages —Mr. T, B. McArter, who had
worts and relatives we extend cur for the decreaso in valve of his prop. charge of Brewer's art gallery here
sympathy. erty by the construction of a side -'for the past two years, has resigned
—fl rather peculiar circumstnace, went in front of it above the level of' his position and will leave is a few
, occur: ed recently on the farm of, the land, Mr. Gordon receives in days to take a position in a city
addition county court costs. The gallery. Mr. C. Jerome, who has
Mr. James Brown, near Wingham,
, ipme 17 years ago Mr. Brown lust jdgment is one of the first delivered been connected with Brewer's art
n puree containing about ei00. in actions arising from such claims galleries at Blyth and Brussels fur
Diligent search was made fur it at as Mr. Gordon's and will therefore sometime, will have charge of the
the time, and finally given up as establish a precedent fur future suits gallery here. We regret Mr. Me.
of a similar nature. There is a Asters departure from our village
strong probability that tho ease will and wish Mr. Jerome every success.
be appealed by the solicitor for cor- —Mr. Jeremiah Fitzgerald, one of
poration of Embro. the most popular of the Grand Trunk
conductors, died on Wednesday night
DONT F O R C E T of last week at Victoria
London, niter three weeks'' illness s
' and proved to be not all utterly de- from blood poisoning, which he eon -
faced. 'the bills were put under a flatted while attending to his duties.
powerful Magnifying glass at htoin That we say what we mean Among the railroad officials and his
real, and '10 of the $100 were found and mean what we say. fellow -employes ho was very popu-
,iegible. lar and his death will be keenly re-
--Mr. W., W. Buchanan stated to a
Toronto Mews reporter that .in con- IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVAN-
000110n with the present prohibition TACE IF YOU WANT TO GET A
,campaign he noticed an absence of
many old-time Liberal temper"s,nce
workers at Mem meetings. Their
meetings were proving a great sic•
vicess, as an educational medium and
the people were being waked up.
Another prt tninent tettpernnct, work-
er attributed this nhaence of many
etroug Liberals frotn the temperance
Meetings to instructions whish had BY BUYING I1' FROMAN UP -TO- —moire his loss. The funeral took
been received frotu headquarters. DATE JEWELER, place Friday morning to the Grand
Trunk station, London, and the re -
Many Liberals were indignant at
the recent defeats of the government
Candidates in strong temperance
rt
dt nd attrihated it to the
lost—and lost it was fur 17 years.
A rad fence has but lately been re-
moved between a pasture tleld and
an atljotning one. Mr. Brown's son
when in the net of plowing the field
turned up the long lost purse. The
bills were e11 on the Molsons bank,
Watch, Clock,
Chain, Locket,
Olt ANY THING IN THE
Jewelry Line
gretted. He entered railroad life
when a young man and when but
36 years of ago was appointed a con-
ductor, For the past few years he
had been running on the London,
Huron and Bruce branch of the
Grand Trunk railway. He lived for
many years in Kincardine, which
was his parents' home. Besides his
wife, three sous—James, Edward
and 11, rbert—and four daughters—
Katherine Minnie Nellie and Ethel
iN DOING SO YOU SAYE MONEY. mains were taken to Kincardine for
interment.
age, a Fem. WANTED.—Good Turkeys, dry
prohibitionists, and, consequently Aa r $y $$ p
they would take no part in the
present campaign.
picked and undraw❑ 10c. Dried Apples,
6e. Butter, lee. We buy for cash or
. , , TEESWATER,trade, G. E. Elsa, Wingham, 15tf
McKinnon & Co.
13lyth.
....SHOE....
DEPARTMENT
We are now prepared to
show a full stock of Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers for the fall
and winter trade. We are
doing the shoe trade under
modern principles. We have
no ears expense in this de-
partment and can shave prices
a little loser than the other
fellows. 13esicies, you get re-
liable goods—goods that will
wear and give good satisfac-
tion. We are not confined to
any wholesale house or manu-
facturer. We examine all
samples and select the best
values from each one, and pay•
spot cash, which gives us the
inside track every time. Our
shoes need no breaking in.
They are matte to fit the na-
tural foot.
Below we give a few prices taken at random from
our immense stock :
Ladies' Dongola Shoes, laced or buttoned, patent leather or self
toe cap, beery or light extension soles, all sizes, regular price
81.60, but ae we bought a large quantity we got them to sell
at 81.25.
Ladies' Fine Dongola and' Kid Shoes, McKay sewn, Goodyear
welt, in all sizes at 81.50, 81.75, 13 and 82,50
Boys' and Girls' Standard School Shoes, in all sizes, at 75c, 81,
81.25 and 81,60.
Workingmen's Heavy Shoes, extension soles, sizes 8 to 11, very
special at eoc, 81, 81.25 and 81.50.
A special line of Infants' Shoes, black and colored, 25c.
McKinnon & Co.
33lyth.
READY FOR YOU.
We have just received entensive additions to our I'ALL STOCK of LADIES'
and GENT'S' 1v A'I'CHllS, and wo have some great bargains in CLOCKS --our
stock is up-to-date and our prices right. In JE1WELRY we are bound to suit
you—we can give you splendid choice and closo prices. We carry a full supply
of the NEW PRESBYTERIAN BOOK OF PRAISE in all the different styles
and prices. Very specie! values in WINDOW SHADES and WALL PAPE/1
to close out ends. REPAI1RING carefully done and at right prices.
FRANK METCALF
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JE\VELER AND
STATIONER
BLYTH
The Popular Clothing House
All
ew
We have the N ew Fall Goods in great abund-
ance and variety, You want to brighten up your
dull winter toggery with some of these new de-
lightfully stylish things for particular men's wear.
You can rely on these styles being the very most
correct New York or London furnishings.
We have the largest and hest stock of Metes Underwear in the
town and rte selling stacks of them at pores that astouielvevery-
body,
S. H. GIDLEY
.. BLYTII