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Home My WebLink AboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-09-05, Page 5ir1:A11iIll51111 t O7- THE BLVTI! natiarligjingartganMoritdriFirorarA THE RIGHT HOUSE k, w A RELIABLE STORE WITH WORTHY GOODS ON SALE AT MODERATE PRICES FOR DASH AND FARM PRODUOA, NEW MANTLES Received our first shipment of New Mantles for fall. Our assortntott will surpass all we ever had before, The Ladies' Coats this season aro beautiful, stylish and attractive, Ycu'll notice the loose -fitting coat in three-quarter, seven -eighth and inIl length, Among ottr assortrnent you will find several lines of Black Coats which are very fashionable this season. 'Phase coats are perfectly made, three.quartet' and seven - eighth length, beautifully trimmed, collars either notch or flat effect, loose back, full skirt, Do not fail to see those lines, We are also showing several other lines in favorite colors. In Children's Mantles we are showing some beautiful lines. The colors displayed are admitedly favorites, in warm shades of cardinal, green also light and dark greys, royal, navy lied 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 Goods Highest prices paid for Farm Produce. fq it BENDER, BLYTH r r 4aS . ,. S" : 7G`:7S?57;� S„fro?S'•:57;`t)C? i` „ , ,. r�,l ,. :�i5:u=��; •�•r•,,�;i4t� i;.�� f a�=•s„•=• 3,�•••=�7,:�3s��;a'�,a �S:�J r NEWS AROUND TOWN .11 Ciy Smoot, commenced on Tuesday. THE town was quiet on Monday. LONDON Nair is next on the pro- gram. LARGE crowds are going on the C. P, R. every day to Turunto. READ the Guelph and Goderich advertisement and take in the ex• eursion. MARKET REPORT.— Wheat 85-85 ; Barley 40-40 ; Oats 40-40 ; Peas 74-75 ; Butter 16-17 ; Eggs 16-17. THE Judge's Court will be held on Sept. 17th at ten o'clock a. m, to hear and determh,e the sevtral coin plaints of errors and omissions in the Voters' List, The Conservatives have 13 names to be put on and 11 struck off, while the Liberals have 3 names to add and 1.2 to strike off. MOVING. --We are moving this week into the brick etore owned by T. J. Huckstep and which has been occupied by James Yeinig. As we wilt be busy for a week or so we would ask our readers to excuse any delay in the paper and also in our job department, When we are set- tled in our new quarters we would ask all our friends to call any time and give us the news, Our tele. phone will still be No, 4, BUTTER-'& EGGS N767.01. %T`L°1D As we make a specialty, of handling produce we are paying the highest cash prices for Butter and Eggs at our store. When you have any of these for sale get our prlceb before going elsewhere. Grain ckeoks paid after banking hours at our stoic. MoM1LL,AN & CO. Mosley Street Myth OLD papers for sale at this office, We must get rid of them, 3 cents a bundle for the next two weeks, Form rinks of bowlers from Wing - ham are expected here on Friday to meet our bowlers on the green. Owiuo to the fact that we are tnoving this week we will extend time Ibr our subscribers wlto have not paid up till the 16th, as we have not time to fill out the lists for the Collection Agency. So conte in and settle before you get s letter from the agency. STEAMER GREYHOUND AT GODE- RICH,— In connection with the oil Mal opening of the Guelph & Gode- rich Railway and the demonstration to be held at Gi'derich on Thursday, Sept. 12th, the . Musical Societies of Guelph and Goderich have arranged with the White Star Line, of De. troit, to send their magnificent new steel steamer Greyhound to Goderich to run excursions on Lake Huron during the day. This splendid steamer with a capacity for 3000 people will run three trips on the lake on the 12th, the first starting after the arrival of the trains front Guelph. There will be a trip in the afternoon with music by the Guelph Musical Society's band, and one in the evening when the 33rd Regi. stent l3and, of Goderich, will play. The Greyhound is one of the finest excursion boats on the continent and will make a big attraction for the Goderich celebration, The Grey- hound is bringing an excursion from Detroit to Goderich leaving Detroit Wednesday morning, Sept. llth,and on return trip will leave Goderich on Saturday, September 14th, after arrival of the morning trains from Guelph and Stratford. The Exhibition the People Like to Attend EXHIBITORS AND VISITORS FIND IT PROFITABLE TO GO IiN \BENSHLE'S AIIISIIIP daffy and n full list w: of A.,oiduns, with plenty of Afuste, Fireworks after programme, each e., , I, v, rescinding with Ma. gr and display "THE SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR.” Reduced Rates on All Railroads S ; S - f : P .z L •r, Propretu ne, +.;+ all inf"not, ,on, tt, J. REID, P,;.•Ido;,t, A. M. BUNT, Secretary. London, READ the hds. In THE S'TANDAHD, BLYTH Fall fair Sept, 23rd and 24th. AL= your entries early for the Fail Fair. PEACHES and plums are both quoted at fancy prices. READ the Guelph excursion to Goderich advertisement. THREE riults from Brussels will bowl here today against the town el ub. OWING to being crowded this week we are obliged to leave many items of news over 011 next issue, QUITE a number left 00 the 0. P, R. for Godei'icit and Toronto to en. joy a ride on the new line, Ton 1M1urghtun Advance has on• tered its 35th year. It has our best wishes for a successful year. Tim 0, P. R. construction gang 15 making good headway with ,fill- ing hi the old river course at the station, Dot''r wait forus to call 00 you, btu hand in the names of your visit- ors as early as possible. We are only too pleased to publish them. DR, 8, E. DAWSON, King's Printer, sustained somewhat severe injuries on Sunday evening, by falling down the stone steps of Christ Church Cathedral, ON Monday of this week Thomas Stewart, barber, was nlart'ied to Miss Kate Brown, both of this town, at London. Particulars aro not to hand as we go to press. LnsT week John EmIgh and fam- ily moved to their new residence on Dinsley street, THE STANDARD joins in wishing them many happy years in their new hone, Alas BARRLT'r DEAL. -0n Sunday Airs. Barrett passed away after a brief illness. Owing to being crowded this week a more extended notice will be given next week, Tait Vetere' List Court for Morris will be held before Judge Doyle in the Town Hall, Brussels, on. Wed- nesday, Sept. eighteenth, at 10 a. m. Advertisement concerning it may be read in this laude, THE Grand Trunk will issue tick- ets at $1.85 good going on all trains for London exhibition, On the loth and 12th a special train will leave returning after the evening per- formance for which the fare will be 81,50. IV 0110 was received here yester- day afternoon that Mrs, Alex. Mc - Ewan, of Hallett, and her mother, Mrs, Shannahar, of McKillop, were asphyxiated in a hotel in Toronto sometime during Tuesday night by the gas not being turned out. It is said that the two husbands were sleeping In another room and went to the bedroom in the morning but received no answer ; when the dour was broke in they found their wives had passed away. As we go to press no further word had been received but full particulars will be given next week. OsrruARY.—From the Hunter Herald, of Hunter, N. D., of August 29th, we take the following item which refers to a former resident of this town ; "Id, W. Mitchell was horn if) the County Chbvin, Ireland, on Sept, 23rd, 1831 and died at his home at Hunter, N. D., August 27, 1907. On July 13th, '44, ho emi- grated to Canada and settled': at Brampton in '54, from thence he moved to Blyth in '62 where he re. maned until June, '86, when he cane to Hunter which has since been his home, Soon after he came to Hunter he established and built up a flearishing harness business which he continued until ill health compelled Min to sell out in Jaen- itry, 1897. For several years he had been in very poor health and his death had been hourly expected for the past six months, Reis survived by it wife, three sons, ono daughter, one sister in Michigan and it brother in Ontario. The funeral will be held at 2.30 on Friday afternoon from the Presbyterian church.” Mr. Alit- chell kept store where A. Taylor now has his store and was well known by the older citizens of the town. BAnRETT,—In Blyth, on Sunday, September 1st, 1907, Margaret Dick, beloyed wife of Charles D, Barrett, aged 35 years and 13 days, Fall Fairs for 1907. Toronto, Aug '26 to Sept 9 Sept 6-14 Sept. 16-17 Sept, 19.20 Sept. 28.24 Ripley Sep . 24.25 Goderich Sept, 25.2627 Sept. 26.27 Sept, 26 27 London Exeter..,,., Seaforth Blyth Wingham Milverton Atwood Oct, 1.2 eBrussels...... .... ....... .. Oct. 84 0✓ �■ to Teeswater Par"s , ;e tickets for arvesters' Excursions at't'owu 'ricket Office. J. SlcMurchie, Agent. O111ci 'open evenbtg and morning before each excursion. ))3 �� : ;