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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1902-12-25, Page 5We Return Tnanks to farmers and others for the very liberal patronage given in the past season. We are still in the market dor 411 kinds of Grain, Butter and Zags, Poetry, Ete. We offer you leo trade, but the highest price in .cash. Wishing all the compliments .o1 the Season. Store W Rent. M°MILL,RM & CO. •M.ley street • Blyth Blyth's Up-to-date and 'Specialties' Store wishes alla MERRY XMAS T. W. SCOTT BLYTH TOWN TOPICS. A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL THE STANDARD READERS. - 0«4-40 -The Canadian parliament will meet ton February 12th. --If your adv. is not in THE STANDARD you ere missing trade, -Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Burling and ,children are visitiug with Hamilton Wends. -Blyth monthly (sirs will be held on January 18th, February 10th, March 'llyd and 81st. -Miss Amy Elder, of the Toronto conservatory of music, is home for the Chriewnes holidays. -Er. David T. Smith, of the Detroit medical school, is holidaying with friends in Blyth and vicinity. -Mr. Ephraim Gray, of Ann Arbor, is spending the festive holidays at the home of his brothers in Belletk, -At a meeting of the trustee board of the Blyth Methodist church on Tues- day evening, Mr. Fred Haggitt was appointed caretaker for the ensuing year. -At Oakville hard coal sells for $6.76 a ton. Friday morning 26 wagons were tined up to get loaded, some of then coming from Brampton, Streeteville Meadowvale, Port Credit, Hornby, Mil- ton, Palermo and Bronte, -A Toronto school teacher strapped a had pupil into submission, and now the father is raising a row over it. We are glad to see that the school board stands by the teacher. The chances are that that father is sowing a crop of dragon's teeth. Better to have taken the bad boy and applied any further persuasion necessary to snake hint offer the teacher a prober apology for bis conduct. Many a man grows up to thank his parents for compelling due respect and obedience to prectwtors, The boy who gets the notion that his lather backs him in treating the teach- es with contempt is likely to occupy a prison cell in later life. -Judgm ent has been given by Mr. Justice Mecllahon in au cotton tried at Goderich without a jury. It was in the moot Berry vs. Daps, and was brought to recover damages for an alleged breach by the defendant of a covenant eontain.d in a bill of sale of defendant's drag busineas to the plaintiff and his ton that he (defendant) would not 'directly or indirectly engage in the demi business in the village of Lucknow or within agradiue of ten miles there - that be would not open a term nfor have part in a third or further drug store in the said D PATTERSON vises* during it term of ten years. -Mr. Wm, Jackson, who recently sold his farm In Morris, has purchased Dr. Jerome's residence on King street and will take possession on February let, The price paid was 81500. W welcome Mr. and Mrs. Jackson to Blyth and trust they will long be spared to enjoy the comforts of their new and beautiful home. Dr. Jerome is now looking for another house, either to buy or rent. COUNTY COUNCIL NOMINATIONS. A meeting of the electors of division No. 7, Huron county council compris- ing Blyth, Witighain, East Wawanosh and West Wawanosh, was held in Mr, Frank Wheeler's wagon shop, Belgravia, et one o'clock on Monday afternoon of this week. There was a good attendance of electors from all parts of the division and considerable intereet was shown by those present in all business pertaining to the county council, ,Mr. P. Porter- field, township clerk of East Wawanosh was the returning officer and received the following nominations '- Matthew Lockhart, farmer, of East Wawanosh, proposed by Peter W. Scott and Robert Buchanan, both of East Wawanosh. John Webster, farmer, of West Wawanosh, proposed by David Cook and Richard Leishman, both of East Wawanosh. Donald Pattereon, farmer, of East Wawanosh, proposed by James McGill and Walter Scott, both of East Wawa - nosh. John T. Currie, farmer, of Eaet Wawanosh, prt,posed by James B. Nicol and Gavin Wilson, both of East Wawanosh, John Wilford, gentleman, of Blyth, proposed by Alex. Lelshman and J. A. Brandon, both of East Wawanosh. A, E. Bradwin, publisher, of Blyth, proposed by Wm, Robertson, of Wing - ham, and John Cole, of East 'Wawa - nosh. At the close of the nominations a public meeting was held. Mr. Wm. McQuiilin, reeve of West Wawanosh, was moved to the chair and made an excellent preeiding officer. Short speeches were made by all the oandi- ,tes. Messrs. Lockhart and Patterson briefly reviewed the county councj1 work of the past two yeare and said they were in the field for re-election. Messrs. Webster and Currie said they were candidates for No. 7 division and asked the electors for their votes and support. Both promised to faith- fully represent the division if elected. Messrs. Wilford and Bradwin thank- ed the gentlemen who had placed them in nomination and said that for the Frees present they were not candidates for The Standard and Hamilton Semi - county council honors. Weakly Times, balance of 1902 A vote of thanks was tendered Chair- free ... ' man McQuillin on motion of Meesra, The Standard and Weekly Mail Lockhart and Patterson, and Empire and two pictures, An interesting bit of news came to "The Doctor" and "Content - the front during the speeches of some of -nen," balance of 1902 free the candidates. During the past few The Standard and New York years the town of Goderich has made a Thrice -a- Week World practice of sending its insane people to The Standard and Family Herald the Huron county House of Refuge, and Weekly Star, and two pie - instead of confining them in the county tures, "Alone "and "Purity ". jail until they could be placed in an The Standard and Weekly Adver- asylum. When once in the House of tiger and Farming World Refuge they were left there, although The Standard and Chicago Week- theee is rio accommodation whatever ly Inter Ooeen for insane people, The Standard and Word and Works and Hicks' 1908 Alum- nae -Mr. W. I. McLean, B.A., of the Vankleek Hill collegiate institute staff, is home for the holidays, -Hensall curlers realized 5105 from a concert held last week. Mr, R. Bon- thron, "father of the curling club," attired in full Highland costume, gave several Scotch dances. They made the hit of the evening, although the coon songs took well. THIN CRADLE. HAINTON,-In Blyth on December lith, tae wife of Mr. Allen Balaton, of a son. MCGOWAN: 1n East Wawanosb, on December 17th, the wife of Mr. R. C. weeoweo, of eon (etill•boro). TUB TOMB. $APe N.-lo Hunett, on December 18th John worse, Infant eon of Mr. and Mrs. James Rapson, aged 6 months and 18 days. CHEAP READING OUR CLUBBING LIST Anyone accepting any of the below clubbing offers will receive a ropy of THE STANDARD CHRISTMAS NUMBER free. The Standard and Daily Globe... 14 25 The Standard and Daily Mail and Empire 4 25 The Standard and Scientific American 8 50 The Standard and Evening Mail and Empire 8 26 The Standardpand Evening Globe 8 25 The Standard and Daily Free Press..,, 8 25 The Standard and Dally Witness 8 00 The Standard and Hamilton Daily Times 8 00 The Standard and Hamilton Daily Spectator 8 00 The Standard and Toronto Daily World 8 00 The Standard and Noon Free Press 2 75 The Standard and Evening Free Press -+.. 2 75 The Standard and Toronto Daily Star 250 The Standard and Daily Adver- tiser 250 The Standard and Toronto Sun- day World 2 60 The Standard and London Daily News 200 The Standard and Hamilton Twice -a -Week Spectator, bal- ance of 1902 free The Standard and Toronto Week- ly Sun, balance of 1902 free The Standard and Farmer's Ad- vocate The Standard and Weekly Free 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 7C CountU Council Election To the Electors of Div. No. 7 (Blyth- Wawanosh-Winghaln), Huron county council: - LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, - Your vote and influence are respect- fully solicited for the election of JOHN WEBSTER an your representative for 1900.1904. Polling day -Monday, January 5th, '08. Countn Council Election To the Electors of Div. No. 7 (Btyth- Wawanosh-Winghem), Huron county council :- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, - Your vote and influence are respect- fully solicited for the re-election of lnianettou granted restraining defend - am from having any part or interest in as your representative for 1908.1904. any third or further drug store in the Polling day -Monday, Januarylth,'03. villegeof Lucknow during the remain- ing,ppssriod of ten years. Reference to the focal master at Goderich as to dam- ,.aps, , Coats of action and reference to i be paid by defendant. here are large number of books which have been taken out of Blyth public library and not returned within the time required -two weeks. The two weeks limit bee in the past been con- siderably extended, but the library board will insist, on this rule being properly adhered to. It is not fair to the other members when one person keeps a book -especially a popular one -out longer than the prescribed time. The following is the list of books which are outnow longer than two weeks, and those who hold them will confer a fevor by returning them at once: D29, DBS, 1j40 D41, Dib, D68, Peg, 1)70, 1186, 1)87, 088, Dill, D08, D98, D100, E2, E8, E10, E80, E47, FAO E69. V77, ENO, klg1, E82, E88, E90, E91, E92, E08, Ese, De, F10, F16, F21, Fej4, 5'27, F80, F81, F89, F40, F65, P139, Flo, F89, Fed, F94, F97, F88, (478, G82, 111, H27,1180, 1184, 1(41, 842, H41, Hot 1146, 1150, 1154, G 157,, N15. N29, Nat, N46, N66, prey, off, N88 N95, N101, N104, N105, 117, 122, N128, N128, N140, ,N147, )5188, N158, N164, N156, N159, N160, ,2(119, Nies, N165, N167, N188, V172, l,1t78, P10, P22, P81, R20 R27, R80, St, 9, $46, S58, A70, 1317,'(T19, 1p, , %85, X88, %88, X84, •FC28 County Council Election To the Electors of Div. No. 7 (Blyth- Wawauosh•Wingham), Hurou county council :- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, - Your vote and influence are respect- fully solicited for the electiou of John T. Currie as your representative for 1908-1904. Pulling day-Moudsy, January 5th, '03. OOVN?T COUNCIL Wig To the Electors of Div. No, 7 (Blyth- wawaeosh-cViugham), Huron county council :- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, - Your vote and influence are reepeot- fully solicited for the re-election of M. LOCKHART as your representative for 1St -1904. Polling day -Monday, January 5th, '05. 1 70 The Standard and Weekly Globe and picture of the Governors of the Province of Ontario since 1701, balance of 1902 free 1 65 The Standard and Weekly Wit cess 1 60 The Standard and Weekly Adver- tiser 1 60 The Standard and Eart and West, a paper for young Canadians,1 50 The Standard and Canadian Boy Magazine. ............. .. 1 50 The Standard and'1'oledo Weekly Blade 1 50 The Standard and Northern Mess- enger 1 25 The Standard and Christmas Number, balance of 1902 free 1 00 The above rates are for new subscrib- ers and also old subscribers who pay a year in advance. Cash mast accom• pany each order. All weekly subscrip- tions must he for a year. Send all subscriptions direct to TIIE STANDARD, BLYTH, ONT. Hurrah for Christmas! R. Which is the season for merry. making and exchanging of con- gratulations and festivity and this is the spot to procure your eupplies for the occasion. Bon Bons at various prices, and Candies in abundance of all kinds, the latest out. Fruits and Oysters unexcelled. Good Fresh Groceries and Eatables in Bakery line always on hand, and es cheap as the cheapest - quality considered. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. R. DOUGLAS . , , BLYT d t iNslow McKinnon CO. 3Zytki. New Prints and Ginghams • It may seem like forcing the season to show Now Spring Prints and Ginghams at this season of the year. But our customers like to get them early and have them made up during the slack season when there is very little other work to do. We have been very careful in selecting our Prints, as to quality of cloth and fast colors. We have them in different quail. ties, at 6e, 8e, 10o and 1*, including the cele• bratcd Crum's Prints, which are gaaranletd fast colors. Fur Coats and Caperines We have done a large trade In Furs this season. We had to repeat several lines to keep oar stock complete. Our stock is in good shape now, and as the season is pretty well advanced we will make big reductions in prices to clear, but the coldest weather has yet to come and now is the time to prepare for it. Men's Fur Coats, in Siberian Dog, Cub Bear and Bulgarian Lamb, from $15 to $25. Men's Fur Caps, Coney and Nutria, from 112 to $4. Men's Persian Lamb Caps, flne.curl, from $8,50 to 86, Ladies' Ruffs, in Ohio Sahle, Mink, Black Oppossum, Coney, Etc., in all the new shapes, from $1 to CO; Ladies' Caperines, with short and long fronts, in different combinations, trimmed with heads and tails and chain fastenings, from $2.50 to 815, Ladies' Astrachan Coats, nice close curl, at $22.50 to $40. We pay the highest price for Butter and Eggs. We will pay 5e per pound for Dried Apples. McKinnon ► Co. 10 uta; 1fI 331 3rtil . LVMMit,55-V.PAM.,44w4ew J 4 f t► -i► s.gEo i► i► i► i► ► i i► i► i. Our Xrnas ya e Display A V/ Did it ever occur to you that in the matter of presents for the Canadian Xmas season there is nothing so practical and so thoroughly appreciated as something to wear, such as a nice Fur Cap for instance. We have them, all kinds and prices, from $2 to $Io. Ties, 25c to 75o, Braces, 15c t0 50c, Gloves, hoc to e2. Shirts, 60e to 51,25. Silk Handkerchiefs, 35c to 51.25. Also Ready-to-wear Suits and Overcoats in endless variety, Remember we carry the largest stock of Men's Wear in the town. The Popular Clothing House S. Hr COLEY „BLYTH„ 0,4 A 1 sial[► czi► soil' ig ► a•► Sas. i► +If w IMIfIi'11IUJI Our fee returned if we fail. Any ono sending sketch and description of any invention will promptly receiro our opinion free concerning the patent- abtlity of same. illow to Obtain a Patent" sent upon request. Patents ij secured through us advertised for sato at our expense. Patent taken out through us receive special notice, without charge, .11 THE PATRNT RECORD, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturers and Investors. Send for sample copy FREE. Address, VICTOR J. EVANS & CO., (Patent Attorneys,) Evens Building, WASHINGTON, O. O. Tbts signature bon every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo.Quinine Tablets Rio eomady that niece a void In ono day