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BANKER.
A GENERAL I3ANKLNO BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
BLYTH, ONT.
NOTES DISCOUNTED,
Sale Notes aspecialty. Advancessnade
to farmers ou their own notes. No
additional seourlty required.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at Current Rates
We offer every accommodation eon.
sistent with safe and conservative
banking prmoiplee.
UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS
To loan on Real ltatato at lowest rates
of interest.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Persons wishing to sell will do well to
plaoo their property on our list for
Bale, Rents ooltouted.
CONVEYANCING
Ot all kinds promptly attended to.
INSURANCE,
We represent the leading Fire and
LiteAssuranuc companies, and respect.
fully sultoit your account.
OFFICE HOURS : 10 A,si. to 8 RM,
usi1toss cards.
A. B. AIACDONALD,
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Sue.
osssar to G. F. Blair. Office over Stan-
dard Bank, Brussels. Soholtor for Metro.
potttan Bank.
F1t0U0F002, HAYS & BLAIR,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Eto. Odlees—Those formerly occupied by
Messrs. Cameron and Holt, Godorlub. W.
Proudfoot, K.0, ; R, C. Hays, G. F. Blair.
G. E. LONG, L.D.S., D.D.S.
Dental Surgeon, Graduate of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons, An honor
graduate of Toronto University. Office
over James Cutt's store, Pretoria block,
Blyth, At Auburn every Monday 9 a.m.
to1p.m,
W. J. MILNE, M.D,C,AI.
Physician and Surgeon. M.D.C.M.,Unt.
versify of Trinity College; MAI, queen's
University; Fellow of Trinity Medical
College, and member of the College of
Physlulans And Surgeons of Ontario. Cor•
oner for the County of Huron. Office, one
door north of Commercial hotel, Queen
street, Blyth.
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BRUSSELS, ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County
Tern's reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the olliee of Tom STANDARD, Blyth.
Blyth Livery
AND
Sale Rabies
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Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S.
PROPRIETOR.
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First -elms Horses and Rigs for hire at
reasonable rates.
Best of aceommodatton to Commercial
Travellers and others requiring rigs.
Veterinary office at livery stable.
KING AND QUEEN STREETS, BLYTR.
FALL TERll LIENS SEPT. 3rd
kotral
,i,l t,
tratford,
This eohool by being the beet has be.
come the largest business training school
in the west. We have three departments
•—Commorcial, Shorthand and Telegraphy,
If Interested in obtaining apraotlont edu-
cation write for our new oatalogue.
Graduates assisted to positions.
ELLWOTT & McLACNLAN, Principals.
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J. L. KERR, PUBLISHER,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1907
STANDARD -AUGUST 29T11, 1907.
Coburn, of Toronto, a blind i�i4,:.I
preached, and deliverer] two od
sermons. He also preached ,* ;he
Jackson appointment in the , er-
noon.
4People .- We
Know 1 r
St
Miss Lizzie Brown is visiting with
frieeds at Detroit.
Mr. Harvey Gidley, is sightseeing
in Den'uit this week.
Mrs, De. Long is visiting with
relatives hi Ilarriston this week,
Mrs, A. M. Kay, of Stratford, was
visiting Mrs, J. L. Kerr on Monday.
Atiss Edith Lowe, of Oshawa, Is the
guest of Mies Addie Taman this
week.
Miss Amy. Elder is visiting at
Novel and Toronto fur a couple of
weeks.
Mr. Roy Sims, of the Bank of
Hamilton staff, is relieving at Tees -
water.
Mr, and Mrs. Bart, of Owen Sound,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Carter.
Miss M. McLaughlin, of Plattsville,
is at present visiting her uncle, Mr:
W. Sims.
Mrs. J, II. Chellew and son, Stan-
ley, are visiting in Toronto and St.
Catharines.
Miss Lena Livingston is a guest at
the borne of her uncle, Mr. A. Ben.
nett, at Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Babb and
daughter, of Teeswatcr, were in
town an Sunday,
Mrs, Jos. Coombs left this week for
a visit to Sault Ste. Marie. She
left Owen Sound by boat.
Misses Inez Ilirons and Laura
Constable, of Brussels, were at the
fornmer's home on Saturday.
Miss A. M. Anderson, Is at Tor-
onto attending the wholesale millin-
ery rooms before the openings,
Mr. Frank Metcalf and Alex.
Elder are away attending the
Grand Lodge I. O. F. at Berlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Marquis and daugh-
ter, of Belmont, Man., were callers
on Mr, and Mrs. Jackson last Thurs.
day.
Mies Rena Bennett, of Mitchell, is
spelling a few holidays at here home
here before taking in the millinery
openings.
Councillor Cutt, of Jarnestown,
drove his mama' over to Blyth to
make a visit with her son, Mr, Jas,
Cutt on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Rirons and baby, Inez,
returned on Monday alter spending
the past seven months with her
mother in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hartley spent
Sunday in town renewing old
friendships. The left on Monday
morning for their new home in
Clinton.
Mr. D. C, McTavish B. A., who
Was visiting at the home of Mrs, J.
13. Taylor left for Sitka, Alaska,
where he has been offered a good
position.
Last week Mr, and Mrs. George
Dawson, who have been residents of
town for a number of years left for
Fergus where they will fun a knit-
ting business in that town.
Mrs. W. Trussler and child, of
Catnlachie, Ontario, and Mrs. J.
Pascoe and children, of Brandon,
Man., were visitors with Mrs, (Rev.)
Anderson. The Indies are sisters.
Mr, George Spotton, Principal and
Owner of the Clinton, Wingham,
Orangeville and Walkerton Busi-
ness Colleges was in town on Tues.
tiny and gave Tne STANDARD a call,
cum -toll NOTES.
Tonight (Thursday) Mr. J Co-
burn, of Toronto, will deliver his
lecture "From Childhood to Manhood
without sight" in the Methodist
church, A silver collection will be
taken,
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Sunday, Sept. 8th, will be Flower
Sunday at the Methodist church.
Rev. Dr. Medd, of Forest, will be the
preacher. Speelal collection for the
Sunday School. A choir composed
of young ladies will lead the sing.
ing In the murning and afternoon.
.4 solemn High Mass, with deacon
and suhdoecon, In honor of the Gol-
den
obden Jnbil' e or both anniversary of
Rev. G. No'thgrave's ordination,
was celebrated in St. James' church,
Seaforth, Wednesday of this week
at 9,30 a. m. Bishop McEvoy and a
number of priests honored the
occasion with their presence.
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Rev. David Millar, a Incl
the Presbyterian church, r
been ill for the past G y
last Wednesday evenln
borne in Toronto, at th
year. IIe was etaa,fol
church,l3russeis, who
several yeti's. In
t
sub -editor
t and edit
College Journal, ld was also d
frequent eo ti'ibuoir to the Chicago
Interior•, and 'many Canadian reit.
gions publica`.eons. Ris lust charge;
was at Ste-dy Mountain, in Manitoba
where h was stricken with paralysis
six years ago, when he was obliged
to resign his pastorate and return to
Toronto,
er of
o, has
rN died
tit bis
go of 02
d ` at Knox
.he remained
85-6 Ile was
of the Queen's
A Call Given At Auburn.
At a joint meeting of the Presby.
terian congregations of Auburn and
Smith's Hill held in Auburn on
Monday, a unanimiuus call was
given to Rev. W. G. Richardson, 13.
A., of Wyoming, as their minister in
EXCURSION TO
GODERICII
Guelph & Goderich Ry.
T1lursdall, Sept. 121t ,'07
Guelph Adults 20e, children 40o
Welton " O1c " 350
Blyth " 55e 80e
Auburn ', 450 " 200
Arrangements are being made for short
steamer trips on Lake Huron.
A public meeting at the park, addresses
to be given by railway oflctals and other
prominent men.
The board of trade will hold a banquet
in the evening.
United Band Coneertby Guelph Musical
Society and 33rd Regt, Band, Goderich,
Admission, 15e.
Three special trains of 40 first -cissa
oars will return immediately after the
band concert.
For time table see next Issue and post -
J, I, McINTOSH, J. M. GALT,
President. See, Musical Society.
FOR SALE IN BLYTH.-81 acres of
land, with comfortable frame house ;
barn with stone stabling underneath ;
eetnent pig pen with frame hen house
above ; good well ; small orchard of
apple, pear and plum trees and a lot of
small lrufte. Situated north of the old
school house. For other information
apply to N, Coming, Blyth.
POLLI:f) ANGUS BULL FOlt SER-
VI0E,—Tie undersigned has for ser.
vioe on lot 30, con. 14, Hallett, a Regis.
tered Polled -Angus Bull.—JoiN War,
DEN,
VISITORS
To our city are especially
invited,to inspect our Ladies'
Gold American Watches, Dia-
monds, Etc., Souvenir Spoons
and Mementos of our beauti-
ful city.
Dazzling Diamons, in pure
white and blue white gems of
all sizes, in solitaire, cluster
and combination with other
precious stones, in all varieties
of mountings.
Special reductions on Dia-
monds during August.
FRANK METCALF
Jewelry and Stationery.
Brussels
Monument
Works
We buy by the carload direct from the
queries
Gey our prier,-. We employ no agents.
WiLSON & HUNTER
BRUSSELS — ONTARIO.
ROBERT 11. OARNISS
BLUEVALE — — ONTA1tI0
Last Sabbath,, both morning and Auctioneer for Huron Co,
evening, the pulpit of the Methodist.. Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
church was occupied by Mr. 3, j at Talc SIAanA>Zrapitice, Bird%
succession to Rev, J. L. Small, B. A.
The call will he presented at the
meeting of Huron Presbytery to be
held at Clinton next Tuesday and
will be supported by Messrs, Toung
and Halliday, of Auburn, and Messrs,
Young and Robertson, of Smith's
Rill. The Moderator, Mr. Small,
was appointed to prosecute the call
before the Sarnia Presbytery of
which Mr. Riehardson is st present tt
member,
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1111 BASE BALL
timasEggormognizi
The Wiuglitun junior's played their
second game in town last Wednesday
evening and had many changes on
the line-up. Fleming and ache -
8011, who pitched for the Wingham
club, had six strike opts to their
credit, while Taman had the seine
number. 'l'he game was not fast,
both teams playing loose, The
Wingham boys quit in the eight in-
nings owing to some hot -heads try
ing to run the game instead of the
umpire. The last tunings should
never have been started as it would
have been impossible to allow the
visitors to have a full innings on
account of darkness. Below wo
give the names and score :—
Blyth— a o
Craig, e ,......., 4 2
Somers, 2b.,,, 1 9
Bell, 10 4 1
Buchanan, ss 2 2
ramnn, Ie 0 5
Sims, 11 .... 2 2
Wambold, it 1 4
McMillan, 80 ,,,, 2 0
Coombs,.ct1 4
17 20x
xTWo out when game stopped,
li'inghnm— It o
Ron thler, If 2 1
Fleming, p and 2b 1 2
Knox., ss 1 8
Aitcheson, 20 and p 2 2
Houston, c ..... ... 1 8
Armour, lb 011
Trout, 8b ........... 0 n
Lott, rf , , , 1 2
Campbell, cf 1 2
9 21
Winghnm.. 4 0 0 8 0 1 1 x— 9
Blyth 1 0 4 1 .t 7 1 2-17
What Can Be Done.
Tennyson could take a worthless
sheet of paper, write a poem on it
and make it worth 3365,900.—
That's genius.
Vanderbilt can write a few words
011 a sheet of paper and make it
worth .erb,000,000,—That's capital.
A mechanic can take material
worth $5 and melte it into watch
springs worth 5.1000.—That's skill,
A merchant can take an article
worth 75 cents and sell it for 51.—
That's business.
A lady can purchase a 75c hat,
but she prefers one that costs 527,—
That's foolishness.
A ditch digger works ten hours a
day -and handles several tons of
earth for 51—That's labor.
Anyone who has the price can go
and see Blyth and Lucknow play
baseball today at 5 p. i1. on the
Agricultural Park.
Wingham Business College.
(From The Wingham Advance.)
This educational Institution has
earned for itself a most excellent re-
cord. This is no doubt owing to the
high class of teaching of talent en.
gaged, and to obtain this Ah'. Spot
ton spared neither effort nor expense.
The organization of the Orangeville
College wider Atm', Spotton's super.
vision, necessitated soma changes
here, and Miss L, Virginia Grant, of
PIeitslield, N. 3., has been engaged
to take charge of the Shorthand De.
pertinent of the Wingham Business
College. Miss Grant is a graduate
of the Gregg Shorthand School,
Chicago, of which John R. Gregg,
the author, is Pilneipal, She has
led six years teaching experience
in leadhtg commercial schools of
United States, and is highly recom-
mended by Mr. Gregg. We under.
stand that Miss Grunt is the second
teacher In Canada who was trained
by the author above referred to,
With such a teacher, the pupils of
Wingham Business College will
make rttpld progress, and the excel-
lent reputation of the College will he
ably sustained.
The Altar.
A •MSTRtNG—Coohntts,—At the resi-
dence of the bri la's parents,
Molesworth, on August 14th, by
Rev. John Burnett, II. A„ Mr.
W. C. Armstrong, of Moncrie•ff,
to A1iss "Gndetha M., eidee'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. Coouibes, of Moleaworlh,
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We want to clear out out the balance of our
Summer Waists ; that is why we are selling
51 and 51.211 Wniete for 20c,
51.10 and 51.71 Waists for $1,01.
52 Waist, for 41,17,
A lot of Good Wash Ginghams left ; we are
selling
the 109 Ginghams ter Ile,
the 14o Gingham.. ler 9a
the 120 Ginghams for 7c,
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This Clearing Sale will be contin-
ued on from Saturday till further
notice. Everything must go.
Ontario fall wheat supplies
What Manitoba spring wheat lacks;
What Ontario fall wheat lacks,
Manitoba spring wheat supplies.
OFFICIAL P¢NEGTBIIRg LABEL
The right blend of the two makes the
only perfect flour for all bread and pastry.
Just try it and prove it.
"Made in Ontario"
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