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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-10-10, Page 5OCTOBER IOT14, 1go7--TI-IE BLYTH 11 THE RIGHT HOUSE /11 Y A RELIABLE STORE WITH WORTHY (.GODS ON SALE AT MODERATE PRIDES FOR DASH AND FARM PRODUCE u VA gl F0 fA1 Wanted Alive : Old Hens and Chicks. For a good dress buy Priestley's Dress Goods ,,•A•I e in A complete range of Ladies' Mantles selling at the FA1 . lowest possible prices. Yi41 •r F U R S Call and see our new range of Highest prices paid for Farm Produce. los E. BENDER, BLYTH p, �1 pmt �� :��1,1•�J_-� lam.► le!.► a!► trial om :Ari 2�!iAs.imazl►4 pionormemotamminnoinnosl NEWS AROUND TOWN t Al Tub, new home of Jas. Moody is nearly ready to be occupied. 'Pum coal question along with the price asked for butter and eggs makes one wish for the gond old summer time. THERE were many people from town attended the Brussels Fah' hast Friday. '1'heillet Band from Hamil- ton was the attraction. LAST Wednesday afternoon the Winghant Bowlers came to town and succeeded in defeating the home club, The snore cards were lost so we cannot give the results or the names of the players, THE I. 0. 0, F. degree team has been invited to put on a degree sometime near Christmas at Wing. ham when the Odd fellows of that town open up their new hall, The lodge here will likely send up u team. LAST week the following C. P. R, officials were in town on their way to Goderici in their private cin' :--- M. Ih Brown, Superintendent of Freight, Toronto ; M. Bulling, Supt. of Freight, London ; '1'. T. Savage, Freight Travelling agent, Toronto ; and C. Murphy, Supt. Western Division, Loudon, ON Monday morning of this week Wm. Cunningham, a well known farmer on the 7th line of Morris, was in a bad accident which Wright have ended his life, Mr. Cunningham was over at Mr. Patrick Kelly's, helping the latter with a load of hay and was holding the team while Mr, Kelly was climbing up on top of the load to drive to town, iwhen the horsed became frightened and stated to run. The horses pulled Mr. Cunningltato fur slue distnnet when they ran, into 0 wire fence and ho received''a bad shaking up besides having his forehead cut and the ii(t is ,�,1 id araga ming` rdimtrAg;I wAgAgA flesh under his right eye torn away LIGHT fVOate. FARMERS are at present taking up their potatoes, which are a'pretty good' crop to this neighborhood, ' THERE are over 1200 elevators I" o s s for relating are scarce in town. MANY peopio are bothered with had colds owing to the changeable weather. warehouses in the Northwest capable THERE dark evenings makes one of storing 55 Million bushels of think`' about the days of long ago grain. When the electric lights were not TRE 'bus team team ran away known.` Wednesday morning at the G, 'i; Titn division court clerks of Ont - it. station and upset the 'bus, No Arlo are asking the government to serious damage was done however, relieve them of the necessity of pay- 'Ono ay'Ono new home that J. G. Moser is ing,rent for their offices. erecting is being rushed along as. 'THE'giris of Meth have cause for fast as possible, The cellar is Huish- rejoicing, for a $65,000 factory for ed and now ready for the brick- the, manUhtoture of ehearing gum is work. to he erected in Toronto. 'fins week Ed, Johnston, the well ',TIT.' 'Y' which the 0. P. It, erected known harness maker in town, put iter in the summer for turning their in a machine with which he will be engt ..$5 when Blyth was toe termiu able to turn out work while his us othe G. & G. has been removed his customers wait Mr. Johnston as the turn -table at Goderich is now believes in being up-to-date, in working order;' THE University of Toronto will this year have the itn'gest attendance of any university in the Brinell Em- pire, with the one exception of Ed- inburgh. Tite total attendance promises to be considerably over 3000. KIND WORDS. --The Zurich Herald of last week remarks :--The Blyth Fair had bad weather the second day and its a result the receipts fell off considerably, I31yth usually has one of the best shows in the pro. v111elt. CAnn os' THANKS.—The under- signed wishes to thank the firemen andcitizens who so willingly helped in saving his saw mill and other buildings at the recent fire in his power house. The work was ap- preciated and has my hearty thanks. E. Livingston, Blyth, Las, Wednesday evening Rev. F'r,•tttMenamitt, of Lucan, •formerly of this parish gave a most interesting lecture in St. Michael's church, his subject being "Five years on the sea Shore," He described the west shore of Nova Scotia where the in- habitants find their means of sup port in the fish industry, Ile des- cribed the custom that prevailed among the women of all classes. After mentioning other facie he tools his audience •.to the east shore of Neva Scotia—the home of the blue nose. He spoke of Ins experiences in visiting his people and the dangers he passed through while going through the woods at night where wild animals abounded, and while the life was a strenuous and trying one, he would go hack to it it ordered by his Bishop. The lecture was an instructive narration of personal experience, with no parti- culareffiv't at oratorical effect, and that it was appreciated by his hear- ers was evidenced by the close attention given 'hint. At the close Rev. Fr. Hanlon cordially thanked hlm 011 behalf of the congregation, expressing the pleasure the lecture had afforded. BUTTER & EGGS WAIV-TED 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 prices before going elsewhere. • Grain Monks paid after banking hours at our store, MoMILL,AN & CO. Dineley Street Blyth This is a Watch Ad. There are many things in our stock that we feel we should talk about, but when we look at that great big stork of Watch- es we decide to give you a little Watch talk. Our Watch stook Ia unusual because Of its size—more than 200 Watches of all sizes and qualities are shown, and be- came we beught so many the prices are unusual. Then the stock is unusual because of the care with which it was .eeletted. There Isn't an unworthy time-pleee to the lot. There are cheap watches of course— $1 25 ones—but they are worth what they dos: and please your boy right down to the ground. For older people we have more expen- sive watches and every value is nnusnat. You are Invited to our watch stook. FRANK METCALF Jewelry and Stationery. Take Rival Herb Tablets for Stomach Liver, Kidneys and for cleardpg the Stomach, 200 days treatment $1, 50 days' treatment 25e. For sale at Dr, Milhe's Drug Store Wholesale from the RIVAL HERB AGENCY 1{incardine, Ont, and the cheek bone broken. It is a wonder that his eye was not knocked out, Medical aid was at once sum- moned and the patient is doing as well as can be expected. CHURCH NarEs• The Presbytery of Huron is to meet in Goderlch on Friday of this week to deal with tate call from Auburn to Rev. 311, Foote. *1* The anniversary sermons will be preached in the Methodist church, Blyth, on Sunday;'` Sept, 20th, by Rev. IL Locke, of Kincardine, ** Next Sunday Rev, Mr. Rivers, of Belgrave, will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church and IRev, Nt'. Anderson will preach on the Bel - grave circuit. *** The anniversary services of Jack- son's appointment will be held next Sunday afternoon and evening when Rev, Mr, Buggi^ will preach the sertnon. Special collections will be taken, * • * Services in St. Andrew's church' last Sunday were very large. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was dispensed at the morning service to a very large gathering of members and visitors, * * * On Sunday afternoon at 3.30 the members of Blyth Court, C.0.lg. will march to St. Andrew's church when the pastor, Rev, J: L,Small, 13. A., will preach the annual sermon to the brethren' - *** The pastor of St. Andrew's church expects to be in his pulpit three times on .Sunday,- via:: 11 a. m,, 3.80 and 7 p, n%. In the evening at 7 the second sermon on the "Second Coming,of Christ." •••• ••••••••••• ••• ••••••• • • • Tell it to the • • STANDARD• • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• While I he Public is invited to make use of this column for the expression of personal views on public matters and nubile men, personalities are debarred and in all eases the suitability of the com- munication for publication Is a matter to be decided by the Lditor. Without differences of opinion there would, of course, be no correspondence, and for the opinion of our correspondents and •heir difference., with our own THE STANDARD must disclaim responsibility. OLD HENS WANTED We will pay the highest cash prices for live old hens, also spring thickens, dunks and all kinds of poultry, Mention this paper. The Canada Poultry & Produce Co. Ltd., Stratfckrd. Blyth Council. The regular meeting of Biyth Council wits held in Industry Ball on October 2nd, The Reeve was it, the chair and Councillors Chellew, Gerry and 11111 were present, Minutes of last regular meeting 1111(1 special meetings of Sept. 9th, 16th and 17th were road, and on motion of L. 11111, seconded by J. H. �heliew, were confirmed, Moved by L. Hill, seconded by J. II. Chellew, that the following ac- counts be paid :— Carried. N. B. Gerry, coal for fire hall,,,,810 54 Win. Johnston, drawing engine and work on settles50 Isaac Brown, tile account for streets 51 25 C. H. Besse, water for 4 00001;.,,. 1017 67 00 A. Eidister, services revising voters' l Robert Slater, staking derrick for till..,,.,..,. 1 00 8, Westlake, salary Sopteniber, 40 50 'Inc STANDARD, printing acct.,0 28 P, Livingston, electric light 40 e0 Wm. Sims, repairs, 0 20 J. E.'1'amnn, work Drumm, n 1St, 4 80 J. Cunning„ " 4 80 W. Johnston,2 Bit Jns, Barr " 40 John hoes " " 2 00 Wtn, 14obertson" " 2 40 D. Carter !' " 1 40 Jos, Cartery' " " ti 00 1f, A. Pigott& Co„ rent 2 scrap- ers 2 CO 8204 14 It was moved by L. Hili, seconded by N. 13. Gerry, that Samuel West- lake bo appointed collector of taxes for the present year upon furnishing two bondsmen along with himself satisfactory to this Council. For such services the terms of resolution passed the 1st May, 1907, be valid and binding and that a by-law be prepared confirming the same.— Carried. Moved by J. II, Chellew, seconded by N. 13. Gerry, that an additional tax of 5 per cont on the dollar be imposed upon all taxes remaining unpaid after the 14th day of De- cember, 1907, and that a by-law be prepared confirming the same.— Carried. Moved by L Hill, seconded by J. H. Chellew, that By-laws Nos, 9 and 11 of 1907, as now read three times, be passed,—Carried. Moved by J. H. Chellew, seconded by N. 13. Gerry, that the engineer and inspector measure walks and crossings built by Joseph Carter and report to the treasurer the measure- ment, and thtit the treasurer pity 1G'. Carter the amount due him as per contract,—Carried, Moved by L. Hill, seconded by N. B. Gerry, that the clerk get 25 not- ices printed calling for tenders for cement walks on Westmoreland St, tenders to close Oct. 4th at eight p. m.—Carried. Moved by L. Hill, seconded by N. 13. Gerry, that the treasurer pay the Blyth Agricultural Society tt grant of $10.—Cnrrled. Moved by N. B. Gerry, seconded by L Hill, that we do now adjourn. —Carried. A special meeting was held in In- dustry Hall on Oct. 4th for court of revision on sidewalk petition No. 31. Bombers present, the Reeve in the chair and Coons, Hill, Chellew and Gerry. No objections were raised nor ap- peals presorted as to laying of ce- ment walks and crossings on south side of Westmoreland street and oast side of Mill street. It was moved by L. Hill, seconded by J. II. Chellew, that this court of revision be now closed,—Cat'ried. A special meeting of the council was held the saute evening with the same members present. One tender was received for ce- ment walk on south side of West- moreland street and east side of Mi11 street at 131 cents per square foot from Joseph Carter. It was moved by L. Hill, seconded by J. H. Chellew, that the tender of Joseph Carter at 131 cents per square foot be accepted.—Carried, It was moved by L. Hill, seconded by N. 13. Gerry, that the following accounts be paid :—A. McNally, 3 days inspection of walks, $6 ; Jos, E. Tainan, 25 yards gravel, $15.50, —Carried. It was moved by I,, Hill, seconded by J. H. Chellew, that Joseph Car- ter he paid 522.89, balance due on sidewalks end crossing Drummond and Victoria streets contract.—Car. Fled, The council then adjourned. The Toni!). RocgtisoN,—In Hallett, on October 2nd, Mrs. Solomon Rogerson in her 81st year. ************************),* r s Go NEW & VALUABLE �C English Plaids, in fancy and tartans, at 25c. Shadow Tweeds, in brown, green, blue onlbre checks, very special at 35c Shantung Tweeds, in large and small shadow checks, beautiful combination of colorings, at 5oc. 75c, 9oc, $f and $1.25. French Venetians, in black, navy in all shades, brown in all shades, green in all shades, wine and garrett, in fine soft chiffon finish, at 5oc, 750, $i and $1.25. Chiffon Broadcloths, in all the popular colorings, including Cobalt brown, french blues and greens, Burgundy brown, wine and garret, at 75c, $1 and $1.25. Satin Cloths, this cloth is still popular and with its lustrous finish is a good seller at 50c. Ladies' Fur Lined Jackets Ladies' Fur Lined Jacket, with very fine dyed coon collar, lined in sleeves and body with Getman muskrat, outside veru heavy kersey cloth, at 855. Ladies' Fur Lined Jacket, with American sable collar, lined throughout with German muskrat, outside eloth of very fine quality of I;ersey cloth, at 875, Ladies' Fur Lined Jacket, same as above only finer furs and bet- ter 010111, slightly' diffeteat in make up of coat, at 080. Ladies' fur Jackets Ladies' Fur Jackets, made by Marshall & Co. and Brerton & Manning, at $25, $28. $3o, $33, $35, $40, $45. POPLESTONE & GARDINER * Successors to McKINNON & CO. *****7****i:**5 *y1* ii jii+ Desks & Book Cases Evrry businesS man 01' woman should have a desk to hold hooks, papers and valuable corres- pondence, We have a great variety- of Desks at prices from 55 to $25 each, These desks are finished in quarter -eat oak end are divided by. drawers, shelves and letter boxes. Coll and Seo them. J. H. CHELLEW GASH FOR BUTTER AND EGGS A' FULL LINE OF ---- Fresh Groceries ALWAYS ON RAND. Meats of different kinds. Salt in barrels and bags. Five Star Manitoba Flour and Choice Family. A. "TAYLOR BLYTH People Read First Then Then Think And Afterwards Buy Give them something to read. Give them something think about. Give them something to buy. 4, BD adver;isiBg in 'TileBlaming(' you cover 13Ot11 Town art Countrla Merchants Should Remember This When Making Their Contracts Get Our Rates — - - Telephone No. 4 THE STANDARD