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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-10-10, Page 1VOL, XXI. BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907. N0. 8. ENTER ,ANY TIME for a business or Shorthand oouree. Positions &steered to lrrndnates. Six months wIll fit you, We provide 24 tesohere and hest faollitles, Write oe, Central Business College, $06 Yonge St., Toronto. W. 11, Shaw, Prinelpal. 1f we could talk to everybody in town et :grace to- day do you know what we ,'would say first of all Y We would any Come here for Drugs Why come here, you Bey. For all the < reaeons jttst'lattter tnto the arguments of a,�,',Ood, drug Store with au Atstock. For the exactly right goods. For the precisely proper mature - men tte. easure-menta. For thepromptnees that you like. And for the quality of drugs that your doctor likes. Waiting to prove it. WHITE CITY DRUG STORE Dr. W. J MILNE 663 PER CENT more pupli;tatteadtug than one year ago. This epeake eliquently as to our past n ark. We Murata to meet the living demands of it pro gree:ivo age, Oar Stenographers and Bookkeepers delight the ,mist modern, exacting city ltDlcer, D.ey eindnnts attend night Masses free. Graduates.' '. relented in gond situations. I divtdn'tl biatrneHnn. No.I,I'+ he time to e,. cr lite , WINGHAM BUNESS COiL_E'E George Spotton, Principal Winghem. T. A. Mills and J. J, Cunningham spent a few days in the mining country at Cobalt, Mrs, Edward Baer has returned from Brown City, NI Ian., after a month's visit with her sister, Mrs, (Dr.) Pack- wood. Bonilla Grime ie home on a visit to his parents. Ile has been for some- time on the G,'1'. Pacific survey, north of Fort Wilhelm The Ledies' Auxiliary for the Hospi- tal purpose holding a bazaar in aid of the hospital. The date will be an- nomnced later, One day recently Samuel Young of town plucked a branch off one of his "Bleck Cap" raspberry hushes on which was several fully developed bey - ries. It is not often we have raspber- ries at this season, Jesse liarriston,, of Gorrio, had Inc loft aria badly crushed in ti,,threshint machine a couple of weeks -ago. The arm was so badly injured' that gan- grene supervened and on Thursday last be WAS removed to the Winghstn HoslIiitxl, After consultation the doc- tor found octorfound it necessary to amputate the armbelow the shoulder. Dr, Kennedy,, assisted by Drs. Tamlyn and Redmond, performed the operation. Although in a very weak condition, 110)188 are now entertained of Mr, Harriston's recovery. • Mullett. An effort is beteg made to secure a post office nt Walkerburi. It is not. yet certain whether or not the Pastel Oeparttnent will grant tlfe;re9uest, but it would be a greet convenience, Mint E, Keys, whose home is in Logan, but who has been.ttiaciting in Ottawa for the putt eightyears, was married on Monday Mat to Joseph Naegle, of Dublin Site Is a sister of Mrs. John Oarbertof this township. John Barr, of the boundary, does not boast very flinch of his ability as n breeder of thoro'bted stock but when he goes into the Show ring he carries off most of the prises. At Blyth lee took the majority of them, and et Goderich fair he wee • phenomenally successful. He "made 17 eta, les and won 17 prizes—I5 firsts, 1 second and 1 thirij ;,110 could not have improved this reeord'very mach. At Dungannon heir last week he wits also very success- ful, gaiting 10 firsts and 8 seconde. After a,protraoted illness James M Tighe,tif'Hallett, passed away in his 6211d year, He had been a resident of Hallett fora limiter of years and was Iisf4,in very high esteem. :H8 wee un n4rdiod and " leaves four brothers, Thomas, .alas, in Hallett • William, in Gude fith,.''harlas;.itt derri1, 11 Mit, and hub, IV Chet bo •gas He also leaves four ei teo, `'Ire, Tighe, of Owen Hound; Iles, 1{eitting, of Buffalo,;, Mrs. ,lobin, of 'Toronto, tied an un- married sister at hone. Ho was a charter mender of the C. Id. iL A. and Carried an insurance of $2000 therein, The funeral services were conducted by liev. Father Hanlata, the pall bowers eeie¢ 11 Brom], 0, Flynn, J. Shann- letui, Joseph ReynoldsD. Reynolds and 11'. tiorrlsou, Last Thursday morning the spirit of Ei- znboth Bowe, beloved wife of Solo - 111011 Rogerson, rook its 41 phi item this wei Id at the .tee' 1 80 years acid 18 Telegraphy 1.4 11, •dl r0 ., ere ,I r, r. uei, u;; by ua, Car w G nn K'3,'.tipl.1.- S 40, tires IA 0 ,n on :to .f four P-snyr, Ai• d' • C:. IM 8 i Tel.::. 3G, ,T . W. Needful Specialties 11 there is anything special in my line we have it, for we always buy the best that tnoney can buy and the only way to see this is to take a look through our most complete stock Of --- Clothing, Gents' Furnishings Shoes and Rubbers. for Fall and Winter wear. Blue sued Bleck Beaver and Nap Cloth Ovenware, special 50, , Perfection Brains Suite, single or double breasted, $6 to $12, Black Melton and Colored Overcoats, $7 to 815. Cravnnette Overcoats, reduced from 812 to $9, Leather boats and Frieze Pea Jackets, $2 76 to $6. Men's Odd Pants and Vests from 81 up. ltosebmry Special Winter Caps, 50c {;ilis Spring Needle Underwear, $1 suit. tip. We have six different lines of, Socks that can't he heat and we these lines exclusive. Heavy Fop Shirts that will open your eyes for aanlity and`low price. Ask to ehow you our line of Men's Only Fine Shoes and 10 different stoles of Maple Leaf Rubbers, Best for wear to be had. Our Made -to -Order Department is busy making Overcoats and Suits, end our stock of :innings and Overcoats is complete and up-to-date, 'fake a look at our new Fall Fashion Plate and you will be tempted to buy. handle Advertisements in the STANDARD PAY BECAUSE THE PEOPLE READ IT. CROWING IN POPULARITY EVERY WEEK. Our Job Work Excels mmairmiweis flays, Mrs, Rogerson was born in Leeds, Yorkshire, and carne to this country when quite young. She was married to leer now tenet sold aged partner in Ingersoll 50th years ago the 2501 of July. Mr, and Mrs. Rogerson celebrated their golden antnivesaty last July, though it was not a very happy (latter her as she had been comlined to leer bed tot - the past 10 months, she being a sufferer from asthma. She leaves to mourn the loss of a true wife and loving touter, besides her hus- band, six lona had one daughter, John, Charles, Fred, "-Walter, Robert and Mrs, Armstrong, all living in Hallett, and henry near St. Marys, The fun- eral took place on Saturday afternoon from her hone, the service being con- ducted by her pastor, Rev, Mr, Curry, she being it lifelong Methodist. The interment Was made at the Kinburn cemetery, '10 her aged partner and the family, the sympathy of the com- munity is extended in this their hour of mourning. ®!Walton. Jno, 'ditties, of Chicago, is at present visiting his aunt, Airs, James Ramsay, Mrs. John Bennett and Master Foster have returned home after au extended visit fn the West, Wednesday of last week Wm. Cud - more, of Sea forth, shipped a car of hay from this point. This is the first hay shipped from hero. The malty friends of Alex, Christo- pher will be pleased to hear that he ie malting favorable progress towards recovery. 1i0 has been in lienor& Hospital with fever we aro sorry to slate, Porter Bros., of Cranbrook, having purchased the Sholdice livery, took possession Pueeday last, Mr, Sholdice has rented his farm to his brother Adana and will have a sale in the near future. He tante of removing to Lou- don, 'Sonne time ago Edward Lamb had the misfortune of having a straw run into his eye causing inflammation to set in. Por a time it was feared that an opera- tion would be necessary to remove the eve but now ft Is thought to be past danger, The might is injured perman- ently we regret to hear, Soaforth. l, for M est Huron is D.Ttobb,P.S.I. o l on'an Inspecting tour among the rural schools in this vicinity, "Little Harry,", ,owned by W. Cud - more of„ town, won the free-for-all spee'dlnir onte0t at St, Marys fait', John Il dnhedy, of Kennedy Bros., butchers, had the misfortune to stumble while coining downstairs, and in the fall uefeItuuately broke his leg tit the ankle. Harold Breadfoot, sot of Mrs, 1, 11. Broadfoet, has been appointed map• ager of the Canada Furniture Co's, factories at WIngham, 00 mum sears to 'I'hotnas and Harry Bell, who 11000 re- signed, The J. G, Greig Clothing idenufuc- tu•ipgCo, are opening out a neW in- dustry in Sonforth, They have ac- quired the building at the rear of the W. IA Willis shoe factory end will manufacture boys' clothing. The com- pany expect to be in operation next week. Mrs, Chas, 31eKiunon, who hate had eherge0, the commercial department at. the Seaton)] Collegiate Institute Siem) the conmeecement of the fell term, is leaving shortly for, Edmonton to join her husband WA „understand Mks Chitties., otClinton, will take her place on the Collegiate staff. 'I'hecadet corps In connection with the Seefoth Collegiate Institute has been very highly complimented .by the Adjutant Genet'al on its efficiency. Colonel L 1', Lessard, Adjntllnt Gen- et al, len-cal, in his repoft to the 01ioetln com- wapd for Western Ontario Says : "I have the honer, to request that you will be good enough to cense the Principal of the Coll plate Institute at Seaforth, to be informed that the, Minister i1, 1111 110 Ceni00il .has to ted with much 1 1018 bit very excellent mature of the report rendered by the office' who inspected the corps in Jane Inst, It is hoped thnt`evory effort will be made in future tomoptlt'ul this corps at its present state of efficiency," Clothier and Gents' Furnisher. S. H. GIDLEY 33 I—• 'Y T II Exeter. Simon Campbell hits been awarded the contract of carrying mail front Exeter to Mitchell. The Gibb Co, have completed their now evaporator building on Station street, Provincial Detective Raeburn, of Toronto, was here attempting to find out who set the evaporator at Exeter North on fire, but no clue to the offend- s' was fonnd, Chas. T. Currelley, a former Exeter toy, has just returned to Toronto lion Egypt where he spent the past two years hunting treasures for the museum of Toronto University, He brought with him 50 packing boxes full of cost- ly articles, David Gardiner, who recently re- signed ns manager of the Exeter Can- ningCo., is at present working on the formation of a company, to operate et St. Joseph, the embryo city on the Mime of Lake Huron, The building which was first used es a flour mill and later as a wine factoy, also asaw mill, will possibly be used as a factory. Mr. Contin has petitions to present to the government for the completion of the look at Sr. Joseph, At present the dock ends in water five feet in depth and the petitions are for the govern- ment to connect it with the land. Meneall. Norris. Morris Council will 000yell0 on Mon- day, 14th inst., Airs; W, H. Maunders and two little daughter, who were enjoying a visit with relatives and friends for several months have returned to their home in Idaho where Mi'. Maunders is interest- ed in sheep ranching. We hope to see them back again before very long. The Township Council did not let the contract of digging Ole Cole drain.011 the date set for it owing to the fact that the prices asked were higher 01511 they wanted to pay. Job is still open but the work willordly he completed this fall owing to the lateness 'of the season. Wednesday afternoon of la•t week Rev. Mr, Lang -Ford, of Brussels, tied the matrimonial bow between Jim, Case, of'1'horndale, and Miss Frank, daughter of Frank and Mrs. McCracken 4th line, in the precenco of a goodly number of guest&, GIANT TRIPLETS "Currency," "Bobs' and "Sieg" chewing tobaccoes, in big plugs. Quality always the saute. We Have ' Too Many Fruit Jars Owing to the scarcity of fruit, we find ourselves overstocked with fruit jars, so to thin them out we offer them at very low prices this week. Imperal Pints 70 cts. Wine Quarts 75 " Imperial Quarts 80 Wine, half gallons 90 It will pay you to buy them now in anticipation of your wants later on. 00 44 G. M. CHAMBERS & CO. An advertisement in TRH STANDARD pays. There is tails of the erection of a 40 - bedroom hotel in town by it philan- thropist. The new contract taken by the Hen- sel( foundry cane for an output of two tons per day, As James Clark Was shoeing n horse the animal struck out with his hind foot knocking him senseless and in eluting a scalp wound close to the temple. His hand was also hurt though not. seriously. He now wears a plaster on his forehead, Our evaporator is nowin full running order mud 1hotigh fall apples are 5clu08 melte m nu niter have been bought in. With his htbor saving devices ltd very effective staff Mr. Joint turas out a big quantity of fruit every day, His pees rte average 75 bushels each, one of then,'•Mise Jennie McQueen, peeling a bushel in a faction over live minutes. The citizens of Hensnll have again settled down to Minitel conditions. The' robberies and outrages said to MIA been perpetrated at John Moore's residence oneltichnloid street ho re been trateed to the right source. On Tnesdty:Provineial Detective Ithehurn arrived here and took up the case. Some hints thrown out by 3)'. Gonne, who was called from Clinton, led the detective to believe, that the Brown girl herself was at the bottom of the whole thing and he found on examination thltt bis sari nines were correct, The whole was a deep iaid scheme to luu'i. Mr, Moore, who having every coeli- dence in the girl, had not the slightest suspicion of any evil design on her part. Provisions and fait were first taken and the theft attributed to tine Indians, Next money 1058 taken and she stated that 011 Indian had entered the house at 10 o'clock in the morning and taken it, Mr, Moore on arriving front his work found her in bed moan- ing in great pain which she stated Was the result of 1111 attack by tin Indian, She certainly played her game well es the doctor was deceived 50 well as the women who out of sympathy supplied her with every delicacy. She was apparently crazed with jealousy and worked her scheme with the object of injuring Mr. Moore. The marks found oa her person were self inflicted. When she fonnd that her game was up she arose from bed and [vas driven to Seaforth. The county has been put to considerable expense in the matter and Mr, Moore has lost considerable time and money, The Indians residing fu town were placed in a bed light but are now honorably exnneeted es is also the poor boy Burrows who on the advice of morale foolish person was ar- rested, • READ tile ads, in THE STANDARD. —25 Cents My Hair is ExtraLonq Feed your hair; nourish it; give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will grow long and heavy. Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only hair -food you can buy. For 60 years it has been doing just what we claim it will do. It will not disappoint you. "lsrhair seed to be .err short But attar being Ayer'. Ilea Bleara chart nee 1t began to w, and caw It le tdedfeuretomMnegg airm41ewmaaent hole.mYo,JsL.Ylnta, Ooonda Springs, Oslo, MI" nt�erdotu»n vaU, YYe. SAIWAr V1Ll,S, ARILLL yers MOM Comae to Loudon! Why ? To consult the specialists of the Tait. Brown Optical Company and have your eye troubles corrected by a pair of prop- erly fitted glasses. We are the only eye- sight experts in Canada who take all the responsibility of your eyes from prescrib- ing the correcting lenses to the making of the glasses complete on the premises THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO. • EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS 237 Dundas St., • . London, Ont I-Iundreds of Students of the Popular and Successful allrott (J,oZZogo Toronto, Ont. Corner Youge and Alexander Streets. have (gcuier) positions this year. De- mand is far greater than the supply. ledneate for business positions and you will get them, but the education must be first -alas., Students admitted at any time, Write for catalogue. W. J. Elliott, Prinotpal. gets The Standard balance of year CANADIAN PACIFiC ADDITIONAL HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS To WINNIPEG and all point. In the NORTH . WEST Speotat Tr,t,1e Lear,, Toronto TUESDAY, AUC. 27 TUESDAY, SEP. 10 TUESDAY, SEP. 24 TUESDAY, OCT. t3 TUESDAY, OCT. 22 Return second-class tickets from Blyth at very low rates, ranging from Win• nipeg $32, to Edmonton 812.50. Good for sixty days. TODRISI' SLEEPING CARS on each excursion. Comfortable berths at small extra cost. Obtain tree pam- phlet, rates and full information from J, Mcltfurchie, Agent, Dlyth, or from C. 13. Foster, D.P.A„ C.P.R., Toronto, We have just received another large consignment of elegant inner Sets We have 25 sets to choose from ranging. in price from $6.50 Up. CASII F011 ALL HINDS OF PRODUCE JAMES CUTT