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BANKER.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
BLYTH, ONT1 R10.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Sale Notes a specialty. Advances
made to farmers on their own
notes, No additional security re-
quired,
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS it Current Rates,
We offer every accommodation con-
eistent with safe and conservative
banking principles.
UNLIIII'PED PRIVATE FUNDS
To loan on Real Estate at lowest
rotes of intermit.
IRA ESTATE AGENTS,
Persons wishing to sell will do well
to place their property on our list
for sale, Route collected.
CONVEYANCING
Of all kinds promptly attended to.
INSURANCE.
We represent the leading Fire and
Life Assurance companies, and re-
spectfully solicit your account,
OFFICE HOURS 10 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Dusinoss Cards.
DR. 0. K. LONG,
DENTAL SUaSEON.
etwethe
permoeueee o Dental Surgeons. Ansor to Dr. Jerome. Graduateof boner
1 adnet of Toronto tiniest tiny. Olflce over
ee9 Powell's stare, Pretoria bleak, Blyth,
Q P. BLAIR,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.,
Rsllelkor for the Village of Blyth, the Town-
gMgOf Grey, the Rowlek Mutual Fire rneuranoe
800 and s Metropolitan bank. Private and
bmppanwy money to loan at lowest ratio. Uma
MO Standard bank, Brawl'.
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O. LINDSAY, M.B.
i PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
I eeeeaeor to Dr. Ta1L Graduate of the Uni.
tame, of Toronto, Member of College of Phy-
Selane and Burgeons of Ontario, Formerly of
London, Holland and Edlobnrgh,Soutleud, how
ed 6y Dr, anTait, dBres dente, teat lately oosn-
u/ J. MILNE, 11.0.011.
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
NACU., Unlveruity of Trinity college • M.D.,
'1 Univereity; Fellow of Trinity Medical
and of member Collage of Phydsleoe
sari arson of Ontario, Loroper for the
Money of Huron. OMs, one door north et Ilia
pommerelal hotel, Queen street, Blyth,
T J, NuOK8THP,
BARBRR AND TOBACCONIST.
Choke stook of Tobsaooe, Cigars and Pipet on
Mand, Agent for the Parisian Stam Laundry,
Qnew skeet, Blyth.
C. HAMILTON,
AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR.
LAW, Lean and Insttrana Agent. Office, on
Quinn Street, blytlt. Orders left at Trig MIR -
PAID owes *111 moire prompt attention._-
UROF, 6, L. T4UBH,
i MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN AND
EYE SPECIALIST.
All Made of Speotaotei and Eyeglasses made
to order. Omelet attention given to fitting the
f yyae., Orden by mall promptly attended to.
Bowan of parties using my name as I employ
}o
travelling agents whatever. Setlefaotlnu
1=21°teed. Eatbliabed 1873. 954 Richmond
W., Toronto.
rail Term Opens Sept. 1st
Scores of Business Colleges
hap appijed to ue fn; oar praduaae. 10 sot ale
tea. 085 rq their echoole. '!•hie ie the evldeuoe
yon aro 1poklug htr am to the beat school to
attend. Thnasads of our tarmnr atndenla are
aqw to hgeiueso life. Write for oor handsome
satlogoe.
W. J, ELLIOTT • • PRINCIPAL.
Strawberries
In Abundance
With -
SUGAR
and JARS
ay anything in the Bakery or
Grocery line.
•
Karmel Salt Kept In Stock.
(loud Butter and Eggs wanted at
either Bash nr trade prices. Also a
quantity of Potatoes wanted.
WTI STAR BA=
R, R. DOUGLAS
, . BLYTH
(the gtattbarb.
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A. E. BRADWIN, Penmen.
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Thursday morning, is a live fecal news-
paper, and has a large circulation in
Blyth and surrounding country, making
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deeply executed. Correspondence of a
newsy nature respectfully solicited'
THURSDAY, AUGUST 0, 1908,
POPE PIUS R.
Cardinal Saito, patriarch of Venice,
hes been chosen by the conclave of car-
dinals at the vatican to succeed Popo
Leo XIII. on the throne of St. Peter.
Hie selection is in the nature of a sur-
prise to the wise onee, who had counted
on Cardinals Rampolla, Oreglia, Col-
atro, Vanutelli or Gotti for the choice
of the conclave. But in elections for a
pope as in other elections the unexpect-
ed often happens, and a "dark horse"
wins. The struggle bas not been a long
one, balloting having begun on Satur-
day. Pope Leo's election took place on
the second day of the conclave by ac-
clamation. But there have been some
long struggles. The conclave which
elected Piva VIII., in 1829, wasa month
and twenty-three days. The elle which
elected his predecessor, Leo XII., in
1828, occupied a month and three days.
The conclaves of 1891 and 1816 lasted
but two days each.
The new pope, who takes the title of
Pius X., is 08 years of age, a native of
Riese, province of Venice, and was
created cardinal ten years ago, He ie
said to have been identified with uo
faction, and is a good administrator and
a nlan of great learning and eloquence.
His choice is said to bo likely to be
welcomed by all parties.
WALTON.
CONDOLENC IS. --The following is a copy
of a resolution forwarded to Mrs.
McDonald and family from East Huron
Liberal association : Dear Mrs. McDon-
ald,--Wo
cDon-
ald,-Wo desire, on lethal( of the Lib-
eral association of the east riding of
Huron, of which your late husband hits
for many years been an honored MID-
her,
oorher, to convey to you, and to the mem-
bers of your family, our sympathy with
yon in the loss drat you have sustained
in the death of Mr. McDonald. There
are times when human sympathy fails
to heal the wound that has been made, we
feel that all we can hope for in extend-
ing to you the heartfelt sympathy of
every Liberal who knew M r. McDonald,
ix that by so doing we may in some
measure alleviate the grief that natur-
ally flow. from the severing of those
human tins that hind an honored and
loved father and husband to the nlertl-
bers of Inc uousehcld. \Ve trust that
time, God's great healer, will soothe
end finally remove the present pain end
leave to each of you only the cherished
memory of a loved one, who filling well
the place in life in which the Great
Master placed him has by so doing given
to you one and all the riah legacy of a
life of unswerving integrity, warmed
by divine lore and overflowing in quiet
but loving acts to those who had the
privilege and honor of calling him
friend, father or husband. Signed on
behalf of the aesociatioi by R. N. Due,
president; W. M. SINCLAIR, vice-
president ; W. 11. KERIi, secretary.
NENSALL.
Nom.- Misses Carrie and Anna Mc-
Arthur are visiting the Misses Grant, of
Sombre. They will visit London before
their return.... Miss Sarah Johnston,
of London, is visiting at lilake....Dr.
James McDiarinid hes left town for a
vacation....Henoall will hold its civic
holiday mt Thursday, August 0th. On
this day the Methodist Sunday school
picnic will be held at Grand Bend.
Itlany will go on the Exeter Masonic
excursion to Kincardine. Exeter's holi-
day is the same day.... Hensel' has
early closing on Mondays, Wednesdays
arid Friday, At seven p.m., and the
scheme is working well....Miss Mur-
dock, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Campbell, of Zurich, for some
weeks, is home again, and Mrs. Murdock
ie now visiting her daughter. Mr. T.
Murdock drove down on Sunday to see
them and his little grand -daughter....
A number of the villagers, young and
old, began pulling flax last week. It is
a good crop. 'Threshing begins this
week Mrs. Higgins aid children, of
Toronto, returned home on 'Thursday
morning last. They came here t'oattend
the funeral of Mrs. Simpson of Aurora,
which took place at her old home in
Brecefield the previous Sunday.... Mr.
I. Linderfield has returned to London.
after spending a week's holidays at his
home here Mrs, W. McKay is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. G. Walker, of Pal-
merston Mr. H. Arnold, until recent-
ly the junior member of the firm of
McArthur d, Co., private bankers, but
now of the staff of the Sovereign batik,
was transferred to Toronto on Saturday
last. The firm sold their business to the
Sovereign bank a few weeks ago, and Mr.
McArthur was retained here as man-
ager. -The first large shipment of cattle
took place on 'Tuesday of last week.
when 115,000 was paid out. There is
any number of fat cattle around, but
buyers are scarce. Hogs are staple,
and were shipped on Wednesday and
Thursday at an advance of 85 cents over
the previous week, bringing $5.65....
Miss Cahoon, of St. Marys, is vieiting
Miss Stoneman ,... Miss Millie Petty,
who is at borne for the holidays from
Loudon business college, has been at
her old position in Mr. J. W. Ortwein'e
store during the holidays of the Misses
Ortweiu....Mrs. Cook and children are
visiting Mr, and Mrs. E. ltannie....On
Wednesday of last week the band had a
picnic at Grand Bond. They will attend
the Methodist Sunday school picnic at
the same place 011 !Thursday of this
week.... Although 15 were appointed as
a delegation from cannel Presbyterian
church to attend the meeting of the
presbytery at Clinton on July 28th, 40
people went, and they had a petition
from the people of Heiman asking Rev.
J. ki, Henderson to reject the call to
New Westminster, He will give his
answer later... .Miss A. E. Consitt,
teacher of S.R. No. 7, Stauley, attended
the London Normal school, taking the
special course in nature study, domestic
science, etc... Rey. E. A. Shaw, of
Kippen, will occupy the pulpit of Hen-
sel) Methodist clnlrch next Sunday and
will administer the sacrament,
Sports wtd Pastimes.
At the Western Ontario bowling tour-
nament, held iu London last week, the
representatives of the Clinton club won
the Labatt trophy, the association
matches and the double,. '!'here were
241 bowlers present at the tournament.
The Little Yorks, of Toronto, interme-
diate champions in the Eastern football
league, played off with Brussels, cham-
pions in the Western football league, in
Berlin on Monday evening. Score, 7 to
13 in favor of Little Yorks, thus giving
them the championehlp of Ontario.
The Blyth baseball team was defeated
by the Winghain teats at Wingham ou
Friday last in a good game of ball by a
score of 15 to 13. The following is the
summary :-
Blyth- R 0 Wingtum- 11 0
Allison, 16 1 8 Kent, lb 3 3
Porterfield ea _ . 1 4 Hammond, It _ 4 9
MaArter, 91, 1 4 Moors, 8b........ 4 0
Stewart, rl 9 2 Pearson, p Ib, _ 0 6
Money, 3b 1 4 Armour, e 0 8
D. Somers, a..... 9 3 Lookeridge, If1 2
R. Ilowor, If. _. 1 4 Walsh, 90 p1 3
MoMlllan, el 3 0 Rattenbury, rf... 2 1
Douglas, p1 3 Holmes, or 0 6
Small, of
)397 1594
By InnMp-
B l yy t h 7 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 4-18
Wlugham 9 0 0 1 9 8 4 3•--15
Struck out -By Douglas, 9; by Parson, 1; b
Welsh, 3.
Umpire -Mr. T. J. McLean.
Husband vs. Wife.
Now it is tho man's turn. Here is
Judge Tuley, of Chicago, who when
called on to grant a man a divorce on
the grontld of his wife's cruelty, refused,
and ordered him to protect himself :
"You say that your wife struck you.
Why didn't you slap her jaw? If you
wont protect yourself when your wife
attacks you, you cant expect a court to
give, you a decree on the ground of
cruelty."
" I dont think it is a man's duty to
strike hack at his wife," said Kroll,
"A man is not bound to allow a
woman to strike him," declared Judge
Tuley. " Besides, a woman is supposed
to belong to the weaker sex."
Now, Mr. Henpeck, there's your cue,
Prompted Doer Destroy crops.
.1 new problem appears to be develop -
gni in the Now England States invol-
ving the question, what shall we do
with the deer;? A farmer in Richmond,
Berkshire county, Massachusetts, has
jest made complaint to the town that
his crops have been seriously damaged
by a herd of deer and has made a de-
mand for reimbursolnent. The result
will he awaited with some interest, for
it will, apparently, establish a prece-
dent, The deer are constantly appear-
ing in places where a few years ago
they were only a memory of primitive
days. Eters as for south as primitive
complaints of ravers by these
beautiful bu t irresponsilple creatures
are inereasiig. A farmer might poss-
ibly escape with a slight penalty for
shooting a neighbor's cow for breaking
into his preserves and damaging his
crops, but should he attempt to protect
himself in a similar way against the
deer, to which fences are mere play-
things, no plea of extenuating circum-
stances would be em ertained, The
deer belong to the wilderness, and when
they desert their reservations end make
frequent forays into the meadows and
corn fields of civilijation, some method
of reprisal must he concealed that will
enable the farmer to at least obtain
fresh venison in exchange for damaged
crops.
-The volunteer firemen of Ontario
are itl Convention at Trenton,
-Mr, James Grant ranger of Viotoria
park, London, fs dead, sged 62.
-'The militia department is sending
out training instructors for oadet corps.
-Mr, Anthony Dancer, of Waterloo,
is dead from the effects of a fall, He
was 711 years old.
-Mr. Frank Logan, contractor, of
Thorndale, who while engaged at work
missed his footing and fell from a barn
to the ground, is dead, •
-A Grand Trunk freight train col,
lided with a switching engine at Forest
on Tuesday, and a had wreck was
caused. No one was injured.
-Twenty-seven mechanics who came
to Stratford from Scotland with over 100
others this spring were hired by a Kan-
sas City manufacturing concern. The
remainder aro not disposed to leave, be-
ing more than satisfied with Canada.
-The splendid farm belonging to the
estate of the late R. B. Ross, wag offered
for sale at Wilson's hotel, Brucefield,
on Tuesday of last week. There was
quite a large turn out of people present
and bidding was quite brisk. The farm,
however, was not mold. The highest
bid obtained was 110 100, and the upset
price being acme 14011 in advance of
this, a sale was not tnade, although the
expectation was that it would probably
be sold by private sale before long, es
there aro several who are anxious to get
it if an agreement can be made in re-
spect of price,
Coat Lost.
Between IPyth and his home, 8th tine of Mor-
se, about two weeks ago, by Richard Pratt, Jr., a
sat. Finder will please lave at Miss Prstt's,
Blyth. 52tf
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J. A. ANDERSON
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC.
To make a long story short this store is full of
bargains from end to end.
Muslins, Dress Goods, Light Summer
Goods, Etc., at greatly reduced
prices to clear.
MILLINERY
Special bargains in leading shapes of Ready-
to-wear Hats, Novelties in American Straws,
Flowers, Chiffons, Veillings ; also a few nice trim-
med Hats. All will be sold at a sacraflce.
Wo have added CROCKERY to our already large stook.
Come and see, It will pay you,
J. A. ANDERSON
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Blyth.
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REDUCED PRICES
On all Summer Goods for
August, 1903 . . .
Extra Pine White Shirt ";Waists..
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Ladies' Black Satana Shirt Waists
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Ladies' Umbrella Parasols
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Men's Fancy Straw hate
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Ladles' Sailors and Fancy Straws
Reduced from 52.25 t0 51.63
" 2.00 to 1.49
1.50 to 1.15
1.00 to .79
.75 to .58
2.00 to 1.49
1.75 to 1.39
1.50 to 1.15
2.75 to I'.10
2,50 $0 1.98
2,25 to 1.00
2.00 so 1.50
1.50 to 1.15
1.25 to 1.00
,75 to .59
.50 to .39
1.25 to .90
1.00 to ,79
.75 to ,55
.50 to .39
.50 to .29
.40 to .25
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Great reductions in Muslins, Prints and all Wash Goods,
The aim is to get rki of every bit of surplus stock nr oddments hefore Sep,
Wilber 1st. These prices are for cash, or Butter and Eggs at gash pripoe.
S. HERRINGTON,
ets
BLYTH.
Eggs, 14c. 100 tubs Ratter wanted BLYTH MARKETS.
weekly. GEO. E. KING, Wing,mm. Blyth, August 5.-Wbest , 70n to 73e. Barley,
ilk to 430. Pole, 580 to Ole. OEs, 850 to 310.
!'goo, lta to 19c. Rutter, 13-.' to too. I noose;
ba to ale. Hide,, 5n to 90. Hey, 95 to 57. Lard,
Ise to 14o. Pork, e7 toed. Flour, 0110 to 440,
CANADIAN.
PACIFIC'
FARM
LABORERS
WANTED
EARA
LABORERS'
EXCURSIONS
SECOND CLASS
Will be run to stations on Can. Pao. In Mani-
toba and Aasinlboia, West, South-west end
North -wet of Winnipeg as far as
MOOSE JAW, ESTAVAN
AND YORKTON
$10
On Atgast ISth from Nations In Ontario, Main
Line of strand Trunk Toronto to Sarnia,and
stations North (except North of CardwelJot.
and North of Toronto on North Bay Motion).
One-way tlokea to Winnipeg only will be sold,
with a oertleoete sanding the trip, before
August Stet, without additional 00.1, to other
polies in Manitoba and Aeelnibole as above. It
Mathews engage as farm laborer. at Winul•
peg, provided such farm laborer, will work not
Wu than 80 days at harveetmt, and products
ardente to that diem, they will be returned
to original starting point at $18, on or before
November 8015,1908.
Tickets not god oa "Imperial Limited,"
For further particnlare and Cokete apply to
nearest railway snout.
A. N. NOTMAN,
Asst. Oen. Pala Agent, TORONTO,
Wagoner Fxteneioa Ladder
Dont be bothered with theoember-
some, old•taWoned kind; it deem
not pay.
One Man Can Easily
Handle a Waggoner.
If you want a ladder for any pur-
pose ask for our illustrated oats -
logos. Ito free.
WAGGONER (ADDER CO., LTD,
Log4pp, Canada.
House For Sale.
A eomforable brick bottle and four lots aim
sen in Ell, with good frame stable and a oytn.
Der of fruit trees. This pyyrorllt•py rea rrftYy is situated on
of Blyth. Convenient Mosley street
from n Mess
flop poet oMfoe, churches .pd school. leo
six lots west ut and adjolotag the Blyth D sk
yard. For further eurticular. apply to Ms
undersigned. N. H. YOUNG. Siff
Faris For Sale.
The undersigned offers hie farm, lot 9 and s4
10, con. 13, Hallett, oontalaing imams, for sale
on reaonable terms On the plaes Is a stony
and a halt fratpe house with stone eellar; v -
Ing house, barns, shed, and all nimessary out.
buildings; two Wall orebade; never Mento
spring creek and never falling tell; oaterlt; leo
sone oleered, 10 bore, bush. One tulle B d a
quarter from church, .enobool and post n
t or full particulars apply to R. H. Ex, B yM,
Ont, 47tf
VOTERS' LIST, 1903.
MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAC!
OF BLYTH
COUNTY OF HURON.
Notice to hereby given that 1 have trans.
mated or delivered to the persona meat oue4
in Seotlons 8 and 9 of The Ontario Voters' LIE
Act, the copies required by said motions to ore
so transmitted or delivered of the 11E0, dude
pursuant to aid Act, of all persons appearlp
g
b the last revised A.wsement Roll of the'4524
Municipality at to Elections foed r Memota n keesaid
Legislative Assembly and at Manlolpe) E1,..
alone, and that the said List was Ors{ passu
at my ogles at Blyth en the tweetteik dfy of
July, 1907, and remaino then for Inspection.
Electors are a11d upon to stamina We eye
List, and 1f any omlaloaa o, as)1 oW
ere found therein, to ate Immediate
Inge to have the said errors oonected
to law.
patod tans SAAL'day of Jnly'07 Clerk of Br.