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BANKER.
lA GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED,
BLYTII, ONTARIO.
1088 DISCOUNTED,
Sale Notes a specialty. Advenoes
made to farmers on their own
notes No additional security re -
(piked.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at twrent Hilton.
We offer every accommodation con-
sistent with sate and conservative
banking principles.
8N111i1TED PRIVATE FUNDS
To loan on Real Estate at lowest
rates of interest.
IEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Persons wishing to Bell will do well
to place their propertyl�on our list
for sale. Rents
t5IITET;ENCiNG
Al all kiada prompLJy attended to,
ONSUUNOE,
We represent the leading Fire end
Life Aseurance companies, and re-
spectfully solicit your account,
OFFICE HOURS: 10 A.M. 10 8 P.M,
$fxltn.la (Saris.
L fa DiOEINBON,
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BASBIBTDB, SOLICITOR, EEO.,
Leaaa, Minn a, Meyers blck oat Wlc�am. Money b
;MASON, B.A.,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC..
0u7lfPel{W
for
1nlot Ranaiton Otoetoiiabeak, o
it
store, Blyth, lone? te lead.
J, S. JFBOKE,
DENTIST.
0aee 1c the Pretoria bleak. Blyth. Spun
attention paid to the preservation of the at.
oral
with g0000dhwork p0old work sped lloy sent
0. LINDSAY, M,B.
•J PRYBIDIAN AND BURGEON,
Emma to Dr. Talc Graduate of the Dni-
'Careity of Toronto, Member of Conga of Phy
sinus and Someone of Ontario. Formerly of
Tondos, England and Edinbnrgh,Boot � lie•
p1WI of600 and reatdenee, Mot
yuiddby Dr. Tait, Blyth.
W, J. MILNE, M,D.O,W.
PHYSICIAN
tyAND BURGity EON.
M.DQpuy�iteaaAUnivversity: Fellowrof Trinity College;
OWit�e and of member Goner. of Pkyeiotaoa
liargeo01 or Ootarb. 000001 for the
RammRusty0 xor 01 hotel, Aueeci Ofikeoatr yth, door b of the
T.J. HOOKBTBP,
BARBEE AND TOB4OpONIOT.
Choke stook of Tobaeeoe, Olean and Plea on
band,
Gse argent Blyth.
Penni Steam Laundry,
C HAMILTON,
AtrOTIONESB AND VALUATOR,
Lund, Lean and Iuuran ° Agent. Me, on
ist n��
WAD oM street, biotin prompt attention.
A,N. RI&PWIH,
IT, AMgBIP AGENT,
The Slder•Dt winter an Francp.Oanadlen
Aloes o' resented. IleeaO tlokots sold to aHyl
Nem« Europa
lee m rasa summer
:4s of sailing �ftar !tarnished
oil application to Tun BTasaaan onion, Blyth.
pROF. S. L. TAMER,
IJANDFACTOBINO OPTICIAN AND
EYE SPECIALIST.
All Vada or li eotao'ee and 'Eyeglasses mace
to order. Sputa' anew Lon given to fitting the
ap♦e. Oriel. by ,,.all piomrtly attended to.
Uinta of parties using my name as tIaemppllaoy
guntrnies valb -Estwhining
ablished 1873 entg 9648 Elohmond
Skeet W., Toronto.
ALMA
LADIES' COLLEGE
$t. Thomas, Ont.
(TWENTY-SECOND YEAR)
The farthest south, and one of the
latest and hest equipped in Canada.
Preparatory studies
Graduating Courses—M.L,A., M.R.
L., Piano, Organ, Singing, Violin, pine
Art, Elocution and Physical Culture,
Domestic Science, Commercial.
Healthiest location. Moderate char-
ges. Write for catalogue to
REV. PRIN. WARNER, M.A., B.D.
Winter Term Opens Jan. 5th.
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A 1nr!rt brogreuive eohooi and one o1 the
bete On tate continent, This is a strong state.
meat bol it 1e a true one nevertbelees, The
ROOG our school has a large attendant* L
Wawa it le a wide-awake, bottling, working,
raalt•prodeuing school. Recent graduates bare
amepted positioner et salaries ranging from SU
a month to WO per annum. Write 801 out naw
..Wogs..
W. d. ELLIOTT PRINCIPAL
A. 0. U. W.
�11, mi Na Lae, a maor al bolted
n, mate In the Workman hail, UMW
k, M /be end end 4th Thursday 1n every
h N eight p.m. vlsltlug brethren are
Wrif+d. N Qonntfr, WEI. T. J. Hues -
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Ota f lgtit liftanbarb.
L z. RIILDWUN, Panama.
TIN HMV STANDARD, published every
Thursday morning, lea live Wel newft
papa, and has a large circulation Its
Blyth and surrounding country, making
it a valuable advertising medium, Sub•
ieription pries to any part 01 Canada
the United Stales only Ons Dollar per
annum la edvanes ; 11.60 will be charged
If not so paid. Advertising retie op
appplyication. Job Printing neatly gall
sbeaply essonted. Cerrespprldenee of
newsy nature respectfully solicitsd.
THU*SDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1902.,
ONTARIO'S SICK CHILDREN.
Opportunity tor Every Citizen to Join in the Noble Work of Bring.
tog Health and Uappineee to Young Lives.
*taw 4tat
A Merry Christmas
AND
A Happy New Year
TO $LL.
WE ARE RIGHT IN IT FOR
We have a large and varied stock of goods suitable for
the holiday trade,
No use trying to enumerate or quote prices.
Come and see for yourselves and you will be pleased.
J. A. Anderson
When a farmer puts his seed under
mother earth he expects it to bear
bushels of grain in a few months,
So 1t is wlih the merchant. He in-
veata money in merchandise, counting
on a profitable turn over.
A father pays for his son's education
anticlpatiug that It will provide the
young man with the powers of mind to
put the body and head at work !u gain-
ing a livelihood.
Yet the seed may not bring forth
groin, the merchandise may not be
sold at a profit, and the young man
play not reach the ideals of his father.
In all these instances the expendi-
ture of money to a speculation. It
may bring happiness and 1t may not.
Today the Rosetta! for Sick Child-
ren, Teronto, is performing a Heaven -
born n;lssion on earth. It Is renewing
health, removing pain and straighten-
ing distorted limbs of hundreds of
•BILECIRE AFTER
young Canadians, boys and girls who
will yet make their mark In this grow-
ing Dominion, but who, were It not for
this noble institution, might have al.
ready filled an early grave.
That's where your dollar can find a
way to bripg you pleasure and profit
without any doubts or fears as to the
investment. Money is always at work.
It is cee.seleas In its labour, but In no
spot 1n tide fair Canada is It put to
better service than at the Remittal for
Sick Children.
You see your money Is at work from
the very day It is placed at the Hos-
pltalb disposal. Your investment
Quickly brings you back joy, for your
contribution has entered into the task
of life saving, body building and
health giving.
Look at a few examples of the work
done In the Orthopedic Department.
The feet shown are those of children
who live outside of Toronto. You see
the condition "before" entering the
Hospital—and you see the condition
"after" hospital treatment. The par-
ents of these children could not afford
to pay for treatment. Do you know
of any child so situated? Then have
him sent to the Hospital.
BLFOR1. a ran.
The Hospital for Sick Children de-
pends solely upon tate generpsity of
the people of Ontario. It requires
436,000 a year for its ,maintenance,
and It stands to -day as a monument to
the big hearts of Oniarlo people. Lo.
cued though it is in Toronto, It is not
a city inatttutdon; it to provincial,
The child in the farthermost regions
of Ontario has the same rtgbta and
privileges' as one that may lay. nut
door to the Hospital. The Ontalio
child is on a level with the Toronto
child. Neither has an advantage,
it takes a dollar a patient per day to
maintain the Hospital. The Ontario
Government contributes $7,000 a year
or almost seventeen cehtas per patient
per day, for there are always at least
w t 1 l HE .ARTY GREETINGS
=FORM AMR
one hundred and twenty children under
treatment. This amount from the
fovernmont is all expended on main'
tenance. Then the corporation of the
city of Toronto gives 17,600, or seven-
teen cents per patient per day, and
remember, not for Toronto patients,
but for every child no matter from
what point he may come. And in ad-
dition to rite Toronto citizens donate
46,000 for the maintenance of all
:agents.
Again remember all these gifts from
Toronto are devoted to the main-
tenance of patients trim all over On•
tarts as well as the city itself, and
the children that seek relief from
places outside are very numerous, and
it ought to be as great a privilege and
pleasure for the generous citizens of
the province to contribute to the main-
tenance of this Hospital as it is for
the people of Toronto.
Ten years ago the Hospital was en-
cumbered with a mortgage. Year by
year the mortgage has been reduced,
and it is now paid.
The Hospital must proceed In per-
forming its great mission. Money is
needed to maintain it, and this appeal
esroan.
ACCEPT EVERY
WOE. A. TRVLY
appy Xmas
S. EERRINTO, ELYTE
w-.
LAVA.
is made for that purpose. Hospital
work cannot be conducted without
money. To keep the machinery nun,
Ing the dollars and cents of the people
of Ontario are needed. Nurses, do-
mestics and officials have to Ilve.
Their wages must be paid.
True, it is, that some have to pay—
yes, all who can afford it are expected
to pay --but those who cannot pay and
can produce the certificate of a clergy-
man or known ratepayer of the pro-
vince to the effect that they are too
poor to pay, can have maintenance and
treatment free of charge.
This year an effort is being made to
clear away a bank overdraft created
by coat of maintenance. Every dollar
sent us helps to lighten the load that
is being carried.
Let everyone who can spare a dollar
forward it u Quick u the goad
thought strikes Lira.&, SO Douglas
Davidson, Secretary of the Hospital
for Sick Children, or to J. Roes Robert -
eon, Chairmen of the Trust, College
street, Toronto.
Bright and wide-awake business
men appreciate good printing be-
cause it is a prominent factor In the
conduct of their business. Large
firms Invariably judge their cus-
tomers by the kind of printed matter
they use. Get yours at THE STAN-
DARD OFFICE and you will stand on
safe ground.
. grtietio printing at %lair �riooa .
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