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t1''.cr r"rl"f:-THE DI.YT11 STANDARD—JENE GTU, 1904.
Ritchie's
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June Sale
For the Month of June we will ofibr
extra good bargains, including:
Ritchie's
1June Salo
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at pc c ial Seepn
DRESS ROOQ$ PricSe,, 1.1 . T i{(Intt1UwMilleitsg
You may rely on getting goods as we advertise.
• A. E. BRADWIN, PUDLI4IRER.
a fuel BLYTH STANDARD, published every
rhnrudny morning, is a live' cal new• -
h 1 paper, &inti has t, large circulation in
i dlyIl and surrounding country, making
• 1 t a valuable advertising medium. Sub -
0 atriptioi price to any part of Canada or
i the United States only One Dollar per
annum is advance ; Ell.° will be c.harged
J not so paid. Advertising rates on
tppiiestion. Joh Printing neatly and
tleaply executed. Correspondence of a
aewsy nature respectfully solicited.
Laditr' Muslin Uudergarments
i n,lert;trtnenl nr 2.O Ler vent off rev putts.
f ndersLtrt at 2: per fent off regular primes.
.1'ialitgoatur at 20 peremit off teenier priees,
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gown forM
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sI 111na0 Di;uvets for ........ .�',
20e, 'Muslin Drawers for....
Linen Laces
The hnlane0 of our stock of Linen Litres, qu51-
itie,, ranging in prices from 5c. to 12.ic, per
yard. font choice fur, per yard
Shoe Display for June Sale.
Slipper, L1clndLt¢ Oxfords,, upper:Mid hoots, regular
141.25, $1.5U and $1.75. To clear at per pair. 1.t, i
Cotton and Cashmere Hose
10 dozen Cotton Hose, worth :rte. ,Trate sale
price
20 dozen Boys' U ilded Cotton Hose. worth 210
told 251. To clear• at 15e, or 2 for... , .....
INEMIIMINW
Carpets
In this department we have gide a number of
Itemuo its, including Tapestry. Ilrussel:;
and Wool Carpets, with 5 to 15 yards in
each 00e, 7.5e and bye qualities. June sole
price .•i:
Dross Goods, Black old Colored
Al' 1i.A ROA1 IN J ItiCI
lilac k aml (1010101 saltines fair 1 1
I;I amines fol 1.20
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;odes for.... 70
we, Voiles for....,,
51,,t Basket Cloth for L1
Embroideries
June sale pricesin above lines,
Lot No, 1--Elulrroideries worth 5r, 0c, 7e, 8e
and ne per card, Choice, per yard..,, .
Lot 14 1-)))aworth low, 12cand 17e,June
dc. pairs, per yard.... .1 )
Table Linens
Lavin;; l:opght.n large shipment of Table Linens
ai our owl, plices, we will he able to give you extra
cd sabers.
7'-111r1: All Linen, trot rh regularly Inc cud Bic,
fur t0
Extra good qualities for pm' yur('
Silk altd Lisle Thread Gloves
Sntnl l; lot of Silk anti aisle Thread gloves, ,is -
mil colors, wort 1 from 25o to 45cl tine
sale price, p,.r pair 20
press Gcods Remnants
One lot of remount, of Dress goods, new goals.
at one -touter .0 regular prices.
Our Stock of Staples at Bargain Price,
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Come Early and Cet the First Choice, o%
Beaver Block. ALEX. RITCHIE, WiNCHAM
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CLEARING SA
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P;ni1urc, Widow Shades,
Carpels, Pictures, Etc,
Our Now Store will 1)e ready for c1'cultuuy next July.
In the nlealitinle our Present stock must Le cltslrcd out 1-cord-
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of cost. `"there Will be Genuine 11„rtiains in
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Iron
Beds, Bedroom Sets,
Mattresses, Wire Springs, Couches, Parlor
Suites and Easy Chairs.
CARPETS MUST
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They consist of English, lirus.a'is, 'I.,ilestr',1,
:Wools, Unions a; -.of Art S(luar1 .
3argainki in Window Shades, Pictures, Baer
Carriages, Desks, Sewing :\htc;f;illes asci
many other useful ;trtiel(s,
it costs money to remove these ,1. .1 to Mother store.
We *till give our customers the sL
moue in ahs' ,lpe of reduced
i1Cp.
COME AND SEE WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU.
n H. CHELLEW BLYTH
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CHEAP READING
OUR CLUBBING LIST
The Standard
Ot4l1Oo
fheStandIliolul to t cal \V'uek
h Herdltl .... ... ... ... . 15
'Tile Standard mid Non liern Mess-
enger 125
The Standard and Siemens' Maga-
1 40
'1121e14:8(01'uniard and Weekly Adver•
(leer 1 00
111.. tit du • Weekly 1V't-
ai td ata t
1 t
((00 1 tie
the Sttuldnr(1 and \\ eekl,y (;lotto1 lis
The Standardand PalrutyIf i'ald
and \Veekly Sten',....,., ,'.,.,. 1 7)
The Standard and Weekly Mail
:old }yuy, re. 1 7)
The Standard and Hamilton Semi -
Weekly Times
emi•Weekly'l'imes 175
The Stacdard and Weekly Free
Press . ,. „ ........ .... . 1 75
Vie Standard and Toronto Week-
ly Sun ,...,. , ,. ''' 1 75
The Stai,aara 11 1 1LIIIlilt011
Twice -,-Week Spectator 1 75
The Standard and Toronto Daily
Star.,.,,,,, 1 80
The Standard and Toronto Daily
News , 1 8)
The Standard and Toronto Sun-
day Wol Id 2 00
The Standard and Farmer's Ad-
vocate 2 25
The Sta dnrd and Daily Adver-
tiser 2 50
[ha Standard and livening Free
Press 2 75
'1 he Standard and Toronto Daily
World .t„ .,.. s 00
,The Standard and Hamilton Daily
Spectator__ ....... ..... .. 8
The Standard and Hamilton Daily
Times 8
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The Stamford and Daily \Vi?nesa 8
The Standard Rad Daily free
Pres. 11
The StaOdard and Evening Globo 8
'J'he Standard and' Evening Mail
and Fmpiro 8
The Standard and Scientilic
American ..., . .... . ...
'1'1(05tnnderdand Daily \Leland
Ettipire . 4 20
Standard and Daily Globe.,, 4 25
\\'e can get you' any 0(0'15?(aper or
l0i,,,.iue pnhlished.'
Srnd all anbsel'iptinns direct to
T STA NI)ARD,
IILY'l'H, OFT.
TIICIISDAY. JUNE n, 1901,
WHAT GOVERNMENTS EXPEND.
Gatement l'onapllod by 4145 U.N. Depart-
ment of Commerce and Labor.
The 1)'pu'inlent of Commerce and
Labor of the l:ni)ed Slates, has
congdled 0 statement., Irma which
the following table is constructed,
showing the per capita of govern-
ment expenditlres in 'leading couu-
t0ics of the world:
Expen- per
Population. 11tu000. capital
7seono 430,241,001 $:tO:01
1,772,01) 102,148,0W '37.04
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17.x0
57.40
17.3',
tbn ut ries.
Now Zealand
A uetralla
Polled King -
than .. 41,1011,0(1507,79(1,0x1
France ,,,i:1112,IMM) 1l*0,25l,0041
Rrlghmt 0,004,010 111.:01,(x,
1 'ue'agunr )3),0x1 11.01)1481
Austria -thin
gary 45,40),00) 64 7,000,100
Argentina 4,7144,IM4 1 .70,7,o0
Cuba ... 1,5711,1100 111,010,00)
Netherlands ,,, 11,414711in R1.404,100
Port goal ., .. 5,429,00' 112,1711,104(
5pldu Rijn 8,161 1911 NJ11 txel
tiw •den 5,110.000 '19,:19:1.000
It edau It nplre,59,5J41x1I 001(2:20)04
t nicola 5,457,000
United Sluice 10,072,000 (1R1,321,0 81
17.04
12.0'4
12.40
11.4!1
11.01
1010
4,54
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4.3'4
7,07
The showing of the depart nienCs
statistics, condensed into a nutshell,
is that in practirall3 etcry round)'
in the world, excepting china and
India, with their teeming popula-
t. ions the per capita of Government
expenditures is greater than in the
United States.
1t es nut to IA overlooked, how-
ever, that the fret is by no means a
demonstration onstration that the people of
that land carry a smaller tax -burden
then their brethren of other na-
tions, governmental systems differ.
;float foreign Uovcrt,mente have ju-
risdiction over many things that full
outside of the jurisdiction of the na-
tional Government of the 'United
States. This is the result of the
constitutional apportionment of
milk—Cr and responsibility between the
Federal government and the SI na0
ilovernln nta. In (seat Britain no,
rad of matters aro within the Pur-
view of the National government
which in the United States belong to
the Government of States, to the
government, of cities, or to the Gov-
ernment of counties.
For thio reasons, the figirce thus
officially brought together are enter=
taining rather than practically 1n1 -
portant.
To Repair Itavag-s of lice.
The Trutt Ilivl11inn, I)ttawa, say's
that if the tree girdled by Mico is
only ono or two years old, it will bo
better to replant- li older "hridg-•
Mg” the wound by 060010 of scions
of last year's growth may bo resort-
ed to, These should be, about three
inches longer than the width of the
girdled section and the ends should
be cut to a wedge shape. 'J'hen with
a sharp, narrow dniacl or other 01111-
ilar tool, slanting Incisions should
he made into the new wood abov$
and below the wound, beginning near
the edge of the hark, extending about
an inch In length and penetrating
but little (site the wood. The scions
should lit nicely into these incision0
and he held in place by their own
elasticity. Each end should then be
uevered with a small pore of graft-
ing wax. 'J'Itree or four 8010111; will
be sufficient 'tor a tree less than six
inches in diameter.
If the' rough outer bark has been
removed `all around the tree, but
Some of the new wood or growing
layer still' remttins fresh, the tree
may oftad be saved by keeping the
the, new. wood moist till growth be-
gins. This can be done by covering
the wound with grafting wax or a
mixture of clay and cow manure',
equal parts, If thc.n•ound in low, a
heap of earth will often be sufficient.
"flow did he break himself of the
habit 01 drinking'?"
"!le didn't. it broke hilt,"
THE WORST x11451.
After piles have existed for a long
tinleand passed 1lrougil different stages,
the suffering is Illtelttie—pule, arhing.
throbbing tumors form, filled to burst -
mg with black blond.
Symptoms indicating other troubles
00 may appear to a thoroughly pileUnlet:
person,
00 This is when Hem—]toil, the only
03 internal, tb0 Duly absolute pile 0111e,
brings the results that has mado its
2) (ante.
25 It will cure the most stubborn casein
existence fwd a howled guarantee to
25 that effect goes with each package.
It is to be had at the drug store,
50 For sale at J. M. Hamilton'..
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Riv)h, Ju.e 8. 'rhea', 101 Oo tea Itarlev,
490 W 42c ,e (0 an ago, Oata, Yea to toe,
004-, 1x. 0' nn 0, ',. 11,, to lea, Palates.
(00 to r•IM. 16. 1,,, Sar Hsy,►S to$7
10•=000 tie 1 ,oro. Flour, 4:.10 to e264,
—Circnlnt Mil (Dante in advertSing—
THE STANDARD hes it.
—Messes. 1'1 in. Cudtinre rt, Son are
shipping hay from 'Myth station to
Liverpool.
'I r. Thomas Hill, Late of the Lon-
desboro hotel, has purchased the Ex -I
chance 11o1e1 in Willow,.
—The Presbyterian general assembly
on '1'nesdo ' Ivor ,lug hy a unanimous
vote decided to appoint a committee to
confer with cmntoil !Pell 1 (r',1 the .11el1w-
diat, COncre2ctintiiii or other churches
nu the suhl:.t of rh:u•ch 011(01,
ALWAYS TO THE FRONT
Just to hand a full assortment of the
Celebrated Crompton Corsets in all
the newest designs---..,.tt.
A large and complete range of Ladies' Hosiery, See
TWO PAiR FOR 25c
extra value—a real snap.
Our Printf, and Blouse (Loafs are well wortlty of considera-
tion. A large and beautiful range at old prices.
A flesh stock of Parasols and I?n►Urelht.o.
We are clearing out several lines of Dress Goods at n sacrifice,
80o Goods for 40o. 50o Goods for 350.
25o Goods for 18c. iSc Goods for 10o.
A splendid (hue to buy
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A. ANDERSON
Slaughter Sale .
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Boots and Shoes
The Greatest Sale of the Iiz}d Ever
Inaugurated in Blyth.
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11roken lines of Shoes, ranging 111 price from $1 O to ,9:3
per Clair, will be sold for $1 per p;rc to cleat'.
The stock c0115816 ttf
szot g aunt lx'i'GRD EU AND TOE SLIPPERS
The bargains we, offer to shoe ).avers W1tce never heard
of before. L`ee'ry Shoe. is ;altistie, and atu;ictiye, Dunt wait
till tomorrow to see our Slam bargains, bait come today and
get the first choice of sizes and styles. Ton save front 1 Pc to
02 on every parr of Shoes you buy from us during this great
sale, Buy now.
You can buy 11 good Trytlk or Valise from us.
OM' stock of Groceries is always fresh.
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Round Trip
GODERICH to
DETROIT
TUESDAY, JUNE 21
Return Thursday, lune 23
00:0(40,5 (i,RVNet1ND
Two Days in Detroit
E, $, Ayer, Elm
Agent
Tle Seeolel Nlxmcalm, Tarin will
leave 5101V Pt 1%40, lordWmtnu 740aw
'1 Dredoy. June )let, •'
From ato000 0I,, Wingla11, one., take
mnttiing train, Juno. 2let, toolootatno at
("hotrod 1; 42 e w ) watt 00,61 0)p
for Ooder )1. hpocia1Train
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rinh for tllnlvu anti wxy x 111tintlx ao
000 ti'otd and Wwgnan1 0u nrnval 0,
1(0,(001' ou 'fatuous), 1.i;ht.
Goderich Band Moonlight
8 P.M., Monday, June 20
Leave Goderich for Detroit, 8.89
a,m„'Tuesday, Jute 21s1.
1([11'URN 'r0 OOD9IICIi
Leave Detroit for (Ioderiell, two
p.m., Thursday, Jnae 2ttrd.
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Leave ( oderieh for Detroit, R.30
a.m., I1'id1,'; line 21th.
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WHITE STAR LINE ••
Takes the Icati in the prod
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tion of Milk, Cheese, !;litter,
Poultry and Egg's... It contain§
no harmful drugs. Safe to feed
(very day as a tonic, rest ora:
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