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�r21 A RELIAi3LE STORE WI'PIi VdOItT1TY GOODS ON SALE
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AT MODERATE PIUONS FOR OASIL AND FARM PRODUOR,
NEW vNTES
Received our firstshipment
oF Nev
Mantles
,
Our Assortment will surpass all we ever had before.
The Ladies' Coats this season are beautiful, stylish
and attractive Ycti'll notice the loose.fitting coat in
three -c carter, seven -eighth and full length. Among
cur assortment you will find several lines of Black
Coats which are very fashionable this season. These
coats are perfectly made, three•gnarter and seven -
eighth length, beautifully trimmed, collars either
notch or flat effect, loose back, full skirt. Do not fail
to sen these lines. We are also showing several other
lines in favorite colors,
In Children's Mantles we 1110 showing some beautiful
lines, 'Phe colors displayed are admitodly favorites,
in warm shades of cardinal, green also light and dark
greys, royal, navy and fawn.
We also have a complete line in Velvet and Bear Cloth
Coats selling at the lowest possible prices.
For a good black dress buy
Priestley's Dress G-oods
(Highest prides paid for Farm Produce.
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Tito rural schools re -opened on
Monday.
SEND in your coapon and try for
a free paper.
The Public School will reopen on
Tuesday, Sept. 3rd.
LAST Saturday E. Watson shipped
two ears of cattle to Toronto by the
C. P. 1t,
I.awT week Art, Sims had a finger
on his hand split open, so he is en-
joying enforced holidays,
Tan Clinton News -Record says :—
The fife and drum bad has been
engaged to play at Blyth Fall Fair.
p
1x 40 ythe ll wa
of
years s a e rices n
paper have fallen 100 per cent, ow-
ing to the cheapened process of
manataeture.
THE Fall Fair will soon be here.
Get your space 10 THE STANDARD
so the people will see your bargains
before they come to the Fair,
A PPLE buyers state that the crop
will be a big one in Western On-
tario. The growers may have a
different story to tell, however.
LAST week while playing baseball
over at the park Philip Willows had
his shoulder dislocated by running
into another player. He will enjoy
a holiday for sometime.
IT is probable that Thanksgiving
Day this year will bo the last'Thurs-
day in October. Before the date is
set by the Government a deputation
from the Commercial Travellers'
Association will be heard with re-
spect to their request that Thanks.
giving Day he on a Monday,
FniE,—Lust Thursday evening
about 6,15 the fire bell startled the
people of this town, The fire was
at the home of N. B. Gerry, owing
to a coal oil stove leaking. No
damage was done except to the
stove. The fire gave Mrs, Gerry
and children quite a scare.
Ir is semi -officially announced
that the naunes of the new ministers
for the Dominion Cabinet will not be
made publie until August 25th when
Earl Grey returns to Ottawa, and
possibly not until after he returns
from 'Toronto, where he goes to open
the fair,
THE renowned tenor singer, Har-
old Jarvis, of Detroit, will give u
concert in the Westfield Methodist
church on the evening of August
27th, Miss L. Troy, of Detroit Coto
servatory of Music, will be pianist
and a rich musical treat is expected.
The entertainment is under the aus-
pices of the Westfield choir,
SETILINo up tune is drawing
near, and if you wish to collect your
bills easily get your bill heads
printed, This class of work is neat-
ly and cheaply executed at this
office. We have in stock different
sizes and shapes of bill heads and
statements. Our commercial print-
ing is neat, correct and in accord-
ance with the prevailing styles,
'The best is the cheapest,”
WHEN arranging for your farm
smelt sale make it a point to have
Your hills printed at TAE STANDARD
office. Your bills will be attractive.
ly printed, and with every sale bill
printed at this office you will receive
free a notice of this sale in this
paper which is read every week by
hundreds of people in this locality
and makes your sale known to many
who may never have the opportun
ity of seeing your bills.
BUTTS BOWLERS WON. — Foul'
rinks of bowlers from Clinton drove
up to Blyth on Monday afternoon to
have a friendly game with the home
club. Blyth won out by a score of
14 shots, Following are names of
the players and scores :—
Clinton Blyth
Dr, Shaw G, Powell
J. Wiseman J, M. Hamilton
J. Fair Dr, Long
W. W. Ferran J Carter
skip ,,,,,,...,12 skip ,,,, ,,,. 24
Clinton —000510200000000004-12
Blyth —221002012112229210-24
BLYTH Fall Fair Sept. 23rd and READ the C. P. R. advertisements
24th.
QUITE a few were at Seaforth last
Friday attepdtng the sports.
LEAVE year order for job work at
THE STANDARD office, Very best in
type, paper and workmanship,
MARKET REPORT,— Wheat 85-85 ;
Barley 40-40 ; Oats 40-40 ; Peas
74-75 ; Butter 16-17 ; Eggs 16-17.
THE juniors of Wingham and
Blyth had a game of baseball yester-
day afternoon as we were at press:
Trull particulars next issue.
DaRito the past week Geo. Ed-
wards & Son, of Brussels, hays been
drilling a well at Dr. Perdue's barn,
'I'he,p struck eighty feet of water at
a depth of 133 feet. 'i he Dr, should
have a good supply now.
LOST.—Last Saturday driving be-
tween the home of Gen Bowes on
the boundary, on the Bullock side -
road and down the 13th to T'loody's
sideroad, a gold band bracelet with
36 little stones on the bask, Finder
will kindly leave it at '('ne STAN.
DA::D;13iee: Sultahte reward offered
THE person who •took the steel
square from the barn of H. MOQuar•
tie certainly aught to arrange'a race
with Li'ngbuat, for the gait he went
down Dinsley street early Monday
morning with the dogs after hint
world make Longboat, look ,white.
Mr, M.oQuarrie asks the gentleman
to return his property at once,
A SUCCESS -Last Wednesday even•
ing the Ladies' Aid of Si, Andrew's
Church held their annual garden
party oh the church lawn and it was
u deeidect success. Supper was ser-
ved nod Outran had pau'takee of it.
a t; od program was given, It wits
expected that the Clinton Orchestra
would have been present but they
hacked out at the last moment. The
following took part in the pregralii :
• Gromap1) 1 'selections by Mr. Wal-
lace, of Dosnybroeit : flute and hr-
;,", .11r'ssrs. A deism! awl Everett
and ,flies Ella Anderson ; reeiiatluns
in this issue and also about the
Guelph Fair on page 1,
Wissex & HUNTER, of Brussels,
have erected a beautiful monument
Wm, Fen.
over the grave of the fat'
wick.
THE stores will be cies
Day. Just keep this in
allow the store keepers e
ees a holiday for a day.
LAST Wednesday and 'tiursday
evenings Gospel Temperance ser-
vices were held in the Methodist
church, The speaker was Henry
Barney, from the states.
HAVE you settled your subscrip.
tjon yet? You have only till the
first of Sept and then the Collection
Agency gets your account and ex-
penses are added. Hurry up.
PRaF. O'Bantw, phenologist, who
has been at Clinton for some time,
leaves for 'I'eeswater on Monday
where bo will stay a few weeks,
Qum: a few from here attended
the football game in Brussels on
Tuesday evening between the Green
River team and Brussels in the finals
for the Ontario Cup. Brussels won
by a score of 3.0, 'I'Ite return
game will be played in Markham on
Friday evening.
THE School Trustees of Blyth have
engaged ,foe Stalker, of Luckuow,
as principal of our public school.
Mr. Stalker is so well known to the
people he will need no introduction
as he was raised in this v
He hos been it successful teacher at
Lueknow and the Board no doubt
feel that they have secured a good
sucoesser to Principal Jno, Hartley.
n Labor
d and
ploy.
We
the,
wife
Wawa
TANDARD—PAGE FIV
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100 N
'%+CUFF'n******* ********10 e Jackets
Auburn.
icsday morning of this week
'it of Annie Dawson, beloved
Geo, W. Dawson, of West
lost), took its flight, De-
ceased had been a sufferer from that
dread d isease tuberculosis and had
been u;Iwell since last Christinas.
He mail 'n name was Annie Dam
keld and wpbs married to iter now
bereft hushdl1nd la years ago. No
children Webs born. Sheleaaves to
mourn her loss;) sides b husband,
one brother Ale ,who, eslir.is near
Dungannon. 'T le funeral will take
place on Trxlay afternoon from her
late residence 26, con. 1. The
service will be dgndueted by the
deceased's pastor, Rei, W. II, Hart-
ley. Interment will we n1 de at
Bali's cemetery, the Base liver
A SUCCESSFUL SouotL,—The Cen-
tral Busitese College, of Stratford,
which has an advertisement appear-
ing elsewhere in these columns is
without doubt one of the most sue.
cessful business training schools in
the province, It is well and favor.
ably latnwu for the thoroughness '1'
its work and fur the success of its
by Ellis' onlay Spicer, "1 Brantford ; students. The seheol 15 now send
solus by Mrs. Small mod Dave' 14e- ing out its 21st 1111110111 catalogue,
Gail ; address by Rev. S, Anderson
nn "79ne Model husband"; .Organ
instrumental, Miss Elder. The pro.
coeds amounted to over eighty four
dollars and would likely have been
more had the evening been a warm
one,
Morris yA,
Mr. Albert Cole, of East Orange,
N. J., is home for his holidays.
Mrs. A. Brett and Mrs, II. 0.
Walker, of Toronto, are spending a
few weeks with Miss Kate Gras`uy.
Ex.Cuanty Councillor Wm.Ishister
had the misfortune to Iejtu'e his
collar hone. His many friends hope
to soon see him all right again.
This week Jae, Jackson, of this
township, purchased the 100 acre
farm of. Mrs. Janes Brown on the
13th of liullett, It is said be made
a good bargain.
Miss Edith Stewart, of liullett,
and I;liss Kate trashy returned
home lase, week front a very pleasant
visit to friends in Windsor and
Chatham,
and we would advise anyone inter.
ested in a commercial, shorthand or
telegraphy education to write the
college for tltis free catalogue, The
fall term, we believe, commences on
Tuesday, Sept, 3rd
KIND WORT/S.—On Monday of this
BUTTER week the Eiller received a letter
BUT fy-ER & EGGS from Fred Caning, of British Col
umbia, enclosing 51 to keep his
..,i2 Aavor� sjcio paper paid in advance. He says :
"Please find enclosed one dollar for
a as make n specialty or 'handling
a year's subscription to your paper,
t,. due,51,11' he high,',' , xh I look 1101' 'i'riE STANDARD just as I
,„ , 13 T,.. . :.nr - or . t1' a letter from home. Wishing
IV t 1 I-.0 „.v , u, I, �TANDA1111 long years of pros -
oat priced nelurt, yo 0tl.ewtwee.
perity, I am yours truly, Fred
Cuming." This is certainly a change
Goan okeolrs paid after banking hams
at our , L..re.
01..1
Brussels.
Garr, Backer, of Chatham, Is visit-
ing at his home,
J. I3, Cameron is home from his
trip to the West.
Robert Work, of St. Catharines, is
holidaying at his home here.
Jae. Jones took in the Old Boys'
reunion et Milton last week,
Mrs. W. Jackson and Miss Elsie,
of Toronto, are visiting at H. L,
Jackson's.
Rev. Fred Hunter is here from
Illinois on a visit to his mother Mfrs.
Alex. Hunter.
Miss Nessie Kay andHelen Kay,
of Stratford, are visiting with W. 11.
and Mrs. Kerr.
Miss Jean McLaughlin returned
home from a visit to Fort William on
Monday afternoon,
Brussels Bowlers' won the trophy
at Mount Forest winning the last
game by 27 to 10,
A big crowd was in town Tues-
day night attending the Football
match between Green River and
Brussels.
McLaren,
ford, was here on
tending the funeral
Ferguson.
! MILLAN & CO.
Insley street Blyth
from some of nor good, dear readers
who were owing for a couple of
years ani the Collection Agency
got after then. in some of their
letters you could smell smoke, each excursion,
M. P., of Strat
Wednesday at -
of the late Mrs,
Londesboro.
Miss Lawrence, of Welland, is the
guest of friends here.
John Melville is this week putting
a fresh coat of paint on Mrs, W hitley's
house.
Mrs. Richard Adams left on Mon-
day for a trip to Chicago to visit her
daughter Mrs. Boyd
Rev. Mr, and Mrs. Leckie return -
id after spending the past three
weeks with friends in Hamilton.
Moses Brown and family intends
the beginning of the week to move
onto his farm which joins the vil-
lage.
Miss Currie left Monday for her
home in Toronto after speeding t
past month as a guest at the par
soilage.
The people of this locality were
shucked on Wednesday evening last
to hear of the death of Mrs. W. H.
Moon, She ;vas getting tea ready,
and feeling faint asked her daughter
to help her to a lounge and call a
doctor, This she dial, but she had
expired before any assistance could
be rendered her. Deceased was a
woman held in the very highest
esteem, a member of the Methodist
church, and leaves a son and dau-
ghter'to :mourn her unexpected
death, - Mrs. Moon was 46 years, 4
months and 20 days oltt, The
funeral took place from u%lltte
residence, Lot .19, Con, LQ, gi}d pro-
ceededto the .,Londeshoro fpothetery
on Friday afternoon r.
\V tirahwm D. B. McKinnon
W, Ha lined 0. E, McTaggart
N, Bali E. Mason
1 B, Hoover A. W. Sloan
skip 24 skip. , 15
Clinton—122021002050219101-24
Blyth —000100280408000020-15
G. W. McTaggart F. McPherson
J, Bunter S. L. Gidley
W. Jackson Dr. Milne
J. L. Courtice F, Anderson
skip.. 9 skip.,....27
Clinton—00011v2000410000— 9
Blyth —221004041900412102-27
J. Weiss J. Coombs
J. Johnson F. Everett
T. Jackson W. Reid
A. E, Leppins C. H. Beese
ship,,,,.,.. 2t skip,. 14
Clinton—1012t101290125t1010-21
Blyth — 020000100080009201--14
Total, Clinton 110, Blyth 80.
Purchase tickets for
Toronto Exhibition
Harvesters' Excursions
at Town Ticket Office.
J. Me11u'ehie, Agent,
Office open evening and morning before
We received on Monday too of our New
Jackets for fill and winter. We advise you to see
these goods, as at the prices we purpose marking
theta they will be sold quickly to intending pur-
chasers,
Note --We have no jackets left from last year.
Nothing but new ones to exhibit, from $5 upwards.
1.11000111101.00111.11.0.1,
42 Pieces New re
Flannelettes
i
We can sell you from our stock of Flannelettes
all the Flannelette you will want at last year's t,
prices. We doubt if there are many merchants who
can give you this privilege. Come and buy from
us Flannelettes at per yard 5c, 6c, 7C, 8c, cjc, roc.
100 lbs. of
Canadia
Our Yarns are all scoured.' "and thoroughly
cleaned and can give you the beat Yarns made in
Canada at last year's prices, 55c„4,44,66C a ':pound.
200 Pa'
Lace
At per pair 25c, 350, 400, 45c, 5oc, 6oc, 75c,
514 85c, qac and 95c,
4
CASII PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS. *
POPLESTONE & GARDINER i
* Successors to McKINNON & CO. *
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TABLES AND CHAIRS
Extension Tables, 5 legs, very strong, wilt seat from I2 to 16
men, prices $7.50, $8.50 and $lo.
Dining Chairs, high backs, large seats, sot:, 6oc, 85c and $t,
Leather Seat Diners, polished oak, at $2; $2.50 and $3 each.
Come and see the goods..
J. H. C'HELLEW
CASH FOR BUTTER AND EGGS
7 '‘ 7 01nts.
—in Hallett op Wednesday,
',gust ,loth, elle Alice,
loved .wife Mood
ed 46 "Year sf, 41' Months and
A FULL LINE OF---
F'resb. Croce it?ies
--ALWAYS ON RA.NI),
Meats of different kinds. Salt in barrels and bags.
Five Star Manitoba Flour and Choice Family.
A. TAYLOR
BLYTH
NADIAN
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PACIFIC
EXCURSIONS TO TORONTO
FOR THE EXHIBITION
MO Fare $3.35 Law Rates $2.50
DAILY SPECIAL EXCURSION DAYS
MONDAY, AUGUST 26 TO
SATURDAY, SEPT, 7 AUGUST 27, 29 AND 31
INCLUSIVE SEPT. 3 AND 5
ALL TICKETS GOOD TO RETURN UNTIL TUESDAY. SEPT. 10
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE
7.
DAwsi Ili -West 1Wt4'wanosh,, 014
Wednesday August 21st, Aftr1''
beloved wife of Georg(0,
Dawson,, `,aged 91 year
months and 16 days,
or free copy of official program and timetable
jcllurcie, C. P. R. figent, BIgtn