HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-09-05, Page 1VOL, XXI.
A SITUATION
ata good salary acetate
every graduate of THE
CENTRAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE. Experience
proves this positively.
]Enter any time. Cate-
logues free, Write W.
11, Shaw, Principal,
Yonge and Gerrard Sts„
Toronto, Canada.
We have a
quick delivery
We think it no trouble at all to send
you your prescription to compound It
with ouroharaoterlotic pains --then to
hurry the medicine to your home.
Lot us know.
Call on os and we will attend to the
rest.
We're striving to have this about the
most useful store you know of any.
where.
Useful In fact—not theory.
Helpfully useful,
A place where everybody Is all the
Hine welopme—the year round.
A pleasure to prove It.
WHITE CITY DRUG STORE
Dr. W. J. MILNE
Gregg
Shorthand
Taught by graduate of
John R. Gregg, the author,
Commercial Department
gets down to bed -rock
foundation of mod srn bust -
nese principles,
Graduates pieced In good
situations. Day students
attend night classes free.
Write for catalogue.
Fall term opens September 2nd,
W1NCHAM
DIMNESS COLLEGE
George Spotton, Principal
Belgrave.
Millinery apprentices wanted. Apply
to Poplestone & Gardiner, Blyth,
Anniversary services will be hold in
Trinity Church on Sunday, September
22nd at 10 a. m, and 7 pp, in.
Mrs. F. McCrea, formerly of Bel -
grave, has graduated as nurse at the
hospital, Springfield, Illinois,
L. 3, Williams hos mored into the
house lately vacated by Jas, Nichol
who occupies the house of the late D.
Bark l
e{
Richard Stonehouse, who has been
lying very ill at his son's in Dungannon
is improving and will 1'Oiunl to his
home here.
The iron brides with cement top,
just south of Belgrave. is completed,
Mr. Sandie was the contractor, and Jae,
Taylor the inspector. It is a very good
structure,
BLYTH, ONTARIO, TEURSDAi,
Morris.
Millinery apprentices wanted, Apply
to Poplestone & Gardiner, Blyth,
On Monday of this week the town
shipCouncil met in the Hall,
Jo. Coultas, 8rd lines, threshed 20
acres of peas, which turned out 80
bushels to the ac e,
A good working horse belonging to
John, Speir, 4th line, had to be
killed owing to injury received from
another animal in the field,
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth,
daughter of Wm. Michie, to James D.
Grasb,v, both well known residents of
Sunshine locality was very happily
performed on Wednesday morning of
thls week at 11 a, m. They will con-
tinue to reside in Morris on Mr,
Grasby's fine farm, bth line,
East Wawanosh.
Millinery apprentices wanted, Apply
to Poplestone & Gardiner, Blyth,
Bert, Traylor was the guest of Wing -
ham frit nds recently,
It, and Mrs, Reid, of Wiugham,
Sunday with 5th line friends,
Mr, L'ingland of No. 113 Suhoo]at-
tended the reunion at Goderich,
Dr, Albert McDowell, of Michigan, is
visiting ander the parental roof at pre
Son t.
Harry Craig purchased a new separa-
tor and intends doing first class thresh•
ing as usual,
Auburn.
Millinery appeIIuces wanted, Apply
to Poplestone & Gardiner, Blyth,
Mise Pearl Doustedt was the first
passenger from Auburn to Goderich oil
the new C. P. R.
Roy Stalker, who has been making
cheeee at Ste ey Creek, is home with u
broken collar bone,
The breaking of a planer in J.
Young's mill caused the closing dawn
of the mill for about two weeks,
Henry Lawlor returned from Sault
Ste, Marie. He reports lots of rain
there and that the crops are looking
web,
We are glad t0 learn that Mr, Mule
roe is doing so well in the Clinton
hospital 11upt Airs, Munroe 5111)1' 10
come home, This is a sue sign that
lir Munro is out of danger.
An advertisement in THE STANDARD
pays,
Big Clothing Sale
cost price.
We are bound to
clear out all Sum-
mer Goods re-
gardless of cost.
in Shirts we have about 20
dozen left,; all patterns and
sizes. These are odd lines
where the range has been
broken and we are going to
clear them out for less than
Anything bought at reduced rates not returnable,
Men'eFaney Cambric Shirts, news attached or separate, mostly ail sizes from 141.2 to
1131'2, Shirts that were 51,25, now OOc.
Regular $1 Shirts now Ole and 75c.
Regular 75o Shirts, now 50o.
Two special lines, one with two collars same as shirts separate, the other braces to
match shirts. These lines were $1 and 750, we are now selling for 55e.
Summer Negligee Shirts, with reversible collar attached, that we sold from 750 to
Wo are selling now from 50e ton
Just take a look In our north window and see bargains for yourself.
Just such bargains as these on all summer goods, White Vests 75e to $2.
Summer Underwear, 500 a suit to 51.25.
Men's and Boys' Belts, Hate, Caps, Ties, Sox and Shoes. We are going to clear out to
mike room for Fall Goods. A bargain for everybody. Remember we keep
the largest and best range of Clothing and Gents Furnishings in town.
S. A. GIDLEY
B L 'V" T H
MAI Our Voota£firr
xnitorribtr
As we have not pieced
your name on our list to the
Publishers' Collecting Ag -
enc' v
va wish 1 f0 state lt0 tJ ,
IILY
after Sept. 16, 1907, we will
have to do so if the sub-
scriptions are not paid up.
You will save expenses by
calling in and settling nt
our office, oven if it is only a
dollar. One dollar scattered
over a hundred people means
one hundred dollars that we
should have,
Kindly call and help the
Editor run a good live news.
paper by keeping your own
paper paid in advance.
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CANADIAN..
PACIFIC
ADDITIONAL
HOMESEEKERS
EXCURSIONS
'1'o 'WINNIPEG and all loofnts In the
NORTH = WEST
Special 'rrnlns Leave Toronto
TUESDAY, AUC. 27
TUESDAY, SEP. 10
TUESDAY, SEP. 24
TUESDAY, OCT. 8
TUESDAY, OCT. 22
Return second-class tickets from Blyth
01 very low ra100, rouging from W in-
mipeg 582, to Edmonton $42.50. Good
for sixty days.
TOIIHISO SLEEPING CARS
on each excur•lon. Comfortable berths
at email extra cost. Obtain free pan.
phlet, rates and full information from
J: MrMmchle Agent His tb,or from
U. B, Footer, 1S,P.A„ 4,P,II,, Toronto,
Westfield.
Millinery apprentices wanted. Apply a
to POples1011e & Gardiner, Blyth,0
Roland Vincent spent Labor Day t
;APT +'MBER 5, 1907.
No. 3.
Hs,p tt.
The Hullett Council met on Monday,
August 20th, for the purpose of levy-
ing the rates and other business. 1,1,ntn-
bers present were Reeve Mclllillem and
Couns. Hill, Churchill, Leiper and
Barr,
Tho usual by-law for levying the
taxes was read and passed. For coun
ty purposes the sum required is $1188
50, including a school grant of 5382
which will be payable and apportioned
to the
public school sections in Decem-
ber, and for township purposes n rate
of 4 mills on the dollar will be neces-
sary, exclusive of debenture rates.
At the last meeting of the council a
committee was appointed consisting of
the Reeve, Coun, Churchill aid the
Clerk to consider and examine the
standing by-laws of the township and
report to the council which was done,
and the same .committee was re -ap-
pointed and empowered to proceed with
the revision and correction of said by
laws and have therm submitted to the
council as revised before being pub-
lished,
A petition was presented by C. How-
son and John Arthur asking the coun-
cil to purchase a road allowance to
d from the northwest angle of lot
44, boundarydf Hullett and Wawa -
nosh, to the G. & G. railway station,
and make over the swine when ratified
to the Manchester police village, The
said petition was accepted and the
Reeve and Clerk were instructed to
take the proper steps to carry out the
wishes of the petitioners on condition
that the necessary funds be provided
by the police village when required.
A few eccoumtsiwere p ssod and set•
tied and the couecil adjourned until
Sept. 80th at 1,30 p. m,
James Campbell, Clerk,
GIANT TRIHLBTS "Currency," "Bobs''
and "Stag" chewing tobaccoes, in big
plugs. Quality always thelsame,
The Western Fair.
The attractions at the Western Pair,
London, Ont,, this year promise to sur-
pass anything ever presented at arty
previous exhibition. Knabenshne, the
world aeronaut, will make
daily ascensions with his airship. The
airship will also be on exhibition at all
times during the fair, The Toronto
Pigeon Fancier's' Association will start
a race from in front of the grand stand
on Wednesday afternoon when it is
expected that about four or five hun-
dred pigeons will be liberated in their
start for home, The dog show will be
something new to Western Fair visit•
of s, Apdale's animals will perform
twice daily before the grand stand ;
they show ,alinost human intelligence
and no one should miss seeing them.
W pita & LoMert, the Les Aribos rind
II the others liner he seen to be ,ppre-
lated. 'Inhere will he first•elass music
hroughout the entire week- by excel-
lent bands. Tlie program each even-
ing will he concluded by e grand dis-
"Sie
p17e, ge o1of fiOihreltre-Itoteltrs," closing with the
Special arrangements have been
made with all Canadian railways and
some of the lines in Michigan for're-
duced rates front Sept. 7th to 1611h'in-
elusive.
Reserved seats will be for sale for the
grand stand on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept.l0th, 11th, 12th,
Mail orders for the same will be'attend-
ed to,
Programs, prize P.Sts"and all infor-
mation given by applying to the Secre-
tary, General Offices, Loddon, Ont.
with his parents here
Mrs, 1t,msay, of Bad Axe, :Michigan,
is v,sitiugher son, David Ramsay.
Mess Alla Staekh0use tray returned
frbm Brantford after a month's yisit
with relatives,
Gordon Wightman arrived from
Manitoba last week to resume his Stud-
ies at Goderich Collegiate Institute,
Wm, Stackhouse, who disposed of
both of his fine farms to A, Hardistyy,
expects to move to Blyth next March.
Dr. A. S. McDowell, of Bayport,
Michigan, was visiting relatives here
for a few days, also attending the
Strang Re -union at Goderich,
. Airs, Robert Taylor, of St, Helens,
and his Meter, Miss 0, McClinton, have
returned home from Shakeepeare where
they visited friends, „
Mrs. J. N. Campbell, who paid a
lengthy visit to frlendein Comber and
Leamington, lots returned home. She
is accompanied by her little grand-
daughter, Mies Vel'le Ainsley.
The Harold Jarvis concert in the
Westfield church, under the auspices of
the church choir, was a grand Succors.
Almost the entire community turned
out beside musical people from Luck -
now, Whitechurch, Wingham, Bel -
grave, Blyth, Clinton Goderich, Au-
burn, Donnybrook and St. Helens, so
that at an early hour the church was
crowded to the doors, some being
obliged to stand. With the assistance
of Miss L. Troy, of Detroit, as accom-
panist and in some piano selections,
and Miss Harrison as reader, the en-
tire concert lasting two hours, was
given by Mr. Jarvis, Mr, Jarvis was
in fine condition, the expression of good
hutnor and enthusiasm and he capti-
vated the audience with his first num-
ber and as his selections varying from
clessical oratorio to dainty Scotch and
Irish ballade were rendered, the en-
thusiasm arose and the enchores were
loud and long, compelling Mr, Jarvis
to return even to a third and fourth
time. Although Air, Jarvis announced
his seventeenth selection as the closing
number the audience compelled hint
to again respond which he did by sing-
ing the "Glory Song," the audience
rising to their feet and joining him in
the chorus giving a delightful closing
to such a grand evening's entertain-
ment. The proceeds of the evening
amounted to $114. The choir is to be
congratulated on their enterprise in
bringing Mr. Jarvis to Westfield,
—Subscribe for Tino STANDARD,
For quality and quantity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of "Bobs"
"Stag" and "Currency" chewing
tobaccoes,
We have just received another
large consignment of
elegant
Dinner
___Sets
We have 25 sets to choose
from ranging in price from
$6.60 Up.
GASH FOR ALL
BINDS OF PIIODUCE
JAMES CUTT
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 3rd
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SEPT. 17-18-19
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Speeding Wed. a
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trains, Sept, 10, gobto return Sept. 21.
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. . now on , .
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T. W. SCOTT, AGENT
EXCURSION TO OOERICH l(Ue�j11
THURS., SEPT. 12, 1907
Official Opening of the
Guelph & Goderich Railway eg
Three Spacial Trains from, Uuelpil r
AMONG ME ATTRACTIONS ARRANGED FOR THE ENTER-
TAINMENT 01? VISITORS ARE
TRIPS UPON LAKE HURON / .4°
GREYHOUND
(/r
ON THE BIG NEW STEEL STEAMER
OG THE WHITE STAR LINE—Capacity 300o People
This magnificent steamer comes to Goderich by arrangement
of the Guelph h fwd Goderich hlnsical Societies to help make the
day a pleasant one, and will give three trips on the lake during
the day. On the first trip the Greyhound will leave the dock
shortly after the arrival of the trains from Guelph.
The Guelph Band will furnish music for the afternoon trip
and the 33rd Regiment Band, of Goderich, for the evening trip.
For time of trains leaving see railway, advertising and don't
forget the last train will leave Goderich 11 p, m., upon return of
the steamer from the
MOONLIGHT TRIP
1/•'"Tho Greyhound will run an excursion from. Detroit to
Goderich and return, leaving Detroit Wednesday morning, Sep-
temberllth, and returning leaving Goderich Saturday, Sepbem-
be• t4th at noon, after the arrival of morning trains from Guelph
and Stratford,