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BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1907. N0. 9.
ENTER ANY TIME
for a business or Shorthand course,
Positions /soured to graduates. Six
months will fit you, We provtein 24
teachers and beet faellIties. Write
es. Central Business College, 396
Yoage St., Toronto. W. H. Shaw,
Principal.
If we
could talk
to everybody hi town at Onto to-
day de you know what we, would
say first of all 1
We would say
Come hero for Drugs
Why e' roe here, yoti'`at6,y
For all the reasons that enter into
the arguments of a rood dreg store
'With Jti gtock.
For the exactly right ecods;'
For t1e'preeisely-. proper measure.
menta,
For the pldmpt'neas dna yon like.
And rot the (wallty''of drugs that
your doctor likes.
Waiting' to prove if.
WHiTE CITY DRUG STORE
Dr. W. J MILNE'
662
PER CENT
more pupils attending than
one year ago. This vpeake
eloquently an to our past
work.
We educate to meet the
living demands of a pro•
greselve age.
Our Stenographers and
Bookkeepers delight the
most modern, exacting pity
etllcee.
Day seudente;attend night
0f/88ee tree. Graduates
placed In good situational.
Individual tnstrootlon.
Now le the beat thno to en-
ter the
WINCHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
George Spotton, Principal
Telegraphy
for railway and commercial work is
well taught by us. Our new book,
"Gelded by the Rey," explatne. Sent
with (rat Masson to any applicant on
receipt of four omits in litntups. Ad.
dress Central Scboo) of Telegraphy,
2 Gerrard St. East, Toronto. W. II.
Shaw, President.
To Our A 1verttscrs.
All copy for new advertise-
ments MUST be in this office
by Monday noon to be chan-
ged for current week. Kindly
look after this.
Bolgrays.
Last Sunday anniversary services
were hold 10 the 111eihodlot0 mall cot.
duoted by Rev. S. Anderst111! of Blyth,
who preached et 10.30 It. m,'and 7 p, m,
Specie,1 music weft rendered by the
choir, On Monday) evening an old•
fashioned tonureetiug was held slipper
being served from (1108,after which a,
splendid program was given consisting
of addresses by Revs, Hartley and
Anderson, of Blyth ; and Thistle, of
tlelgrave; readings by "Mrs, .T. Patti-
son, of the Brick church ; and rnnsio by
the Westfield choir. The offerings
went in aid of the Shed building fund,
The following resnlutlon of comic -
Immo has been sent til airs. R. Leisb-
mon and fondly ;—
Deer
onily;—
Deer Friends,—In accordance with
rite r'ea01111i01) passed at the last teen!.
ar meeting of Beharave Loyal Orange
Lodge, we, the officers and monbeis,
desire to convey to you and your fare fly
in the sad loss you linen sear, n5d 1 y
the death of your late beloved husband
and father, Although, dem' modem,
our loss is great, ,yon, yours is prancer,
and we wmdd commend you to the
Heavenly Father above, who says "I
will be a comfort to all them that put
tllel1' trust 111 Mo." Alain 11 0 0111 1 0 8
you of our sympathy, we remain, yours
truly,
Bert, Watson, .Bec,-Sec.
John Watson,
Robert McMurray.
Advertisements in the
STANDARD
PAY
BECAUSE
THE PEOPLE
OM IT.
CROWING IN
Our Job
POPULARITY
EVERY WEEK.
Work Excels
Needful Specialties
If there is anything special in :any line we have it, for
we always buy the best that money 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 and Bleck Beaver and Neu Cloth overcoats, special 80,
Perfection Brand Suits, single or double breasted, 86 to $12.
Black Melton and Colored Overcoats, $7 10845,
Crayanet te Overcoats, reduced from $12 to $9,
Loather Coats and Frieze Pea Jackote, $2.76 to $6,
Men's Odd Pante and Vests from e1 up.
Roseberry Special Winter Cape, 60c
Ellie Spring Needle Underwear. $1 suit up.
We have six different lines of Socks that can't be beat and we handle
these linea exclusive,
heavy Top Shirts that will open your oyes for Quality and low price.
Ask to show you our line of Men's Only Fine Shoes and 10 different
styles of Maple Loaf Rubbers, Best for wear to be had,
Our Made-tn-Order Department is busy making Overcoats and Suits, and
our stock of Seidl]ge and Overcoats 30 complete and un•tl-date. Take a look at
our new Fall Fashion Plate and you will be tempted to buy,
Clothier and Gents' Furnisher.
S. H. GIDLEY
13 2a Y T II
AIR. GEORGE SPOTTON.
TUE STANDARD takes muni! pleasure in presenting 30 its readers this
excellent photogravure of Bir. Geo. Spotton, 1'rincipal of four wel1'kiiown
Business Colleges situated at Winghnnl, Clinton, Walkerton and Orange-
ville, and expects by Nov. 1st to open up his fifth institution at Guderich,
and if the latter does as well its his other four lir. Spotton will have such
a strong combination that it will be hard to equal in the Dominion, •
Spotton has had fourteen yeti's experience as an educator. This, however,
does not account altogether for his success, Ile has rho happy faculty et'
selecting the best telrchere, and he attributes much oi' the success that has
attended the work of the VO118us colleges 36 the fact that he has manned
each institution with a, competent and experienced teaching stall. lair,
Spotton hopes by spring to have 0 correspondence course in working order,
thus putting his course within t'etlelt of those wile cannot attend in person.
Outside e his professional sphere, 131r. Spotfon is prominent in secret so,
ciety 011olcs, and has always taken an active port in the 11 chine of chnroh
and state„ Any person desiring to attend any of these colleges can find
out all particulars by uwiiiIg to Mr. Spotton at 11'inglianl. A student can
enter at any Bute, as there are no vacations and each one will reeeiv0
individual instruction, Al r. Spotfon is bound to succeed with his colleges.
Ills 0110131 of high grade colleges has as employment department, which
places all students in positions immediately upon graduation, notwith-
standing the fact that he trains more young people as stenographers, book-
keepers and telegraphers than any other nuanngeincnt in Western On-
tario, '7 he students o1' these colleges have a regular business correspond-
ence 00100g each other.
Wingtri inn.
E. W. Brad win, of New Liskeard,
spent pert of the week 'rut 1110 home
1101' 1,
'Photo is now free telephone eon.
neeti0n 10 0ubsuitbei'1 at Win 3;llaul,
Bluev0le, Belgrave. end Bellmore, in all
ono hupdred end fifty (Moues.
Burriile Griffin, who spent a neck at
his home in town, loft for 'r'aft, Mont,.
where be will ;pond several'' mouths
with a railwirysurveyit)3, party.
'den have c0mmeliced to pull down
tlle old • buildings on the site which the
Canadian Bank of Conunore° p11reliased
last year, opposite . the Macdonald
block, preparatory to e,rectiu;, a (Very
tine teal in for lmllkleg Iiu(p iaeS,
Dr, A. I%. Gifford, formerly Of Wing
ham, line been lippoitired-'resiled( sur -
goon of the London Asvltnn for the in•
88)18 (11311 s00luneeoed his duties on
October l(1 ' ;y
'Ph0 High S1hool Board has increased
the salirriast of rhe teachers $100 each,
The Boatel rplsed'the Principal's salary
850, and each assistant 825. Win elan nl
tea3hers are 'doing good 3vorl: and the
Prusteesgecogtilao t ,eft efficiency,
it
Henaati.
T. Mttrrloci; is bricking up the entire
frame of his livery barn which rives it
a much finer appearance,
The Council meeting was an occasion
of more than unusual interest owing to
the presentation to the Council of a
petition signed by 1731 of the ratepayers
asking that n0 88110n be taken to de -
fond the appeal to the c0tn0s of dames
Cosworth to quash the Local Option
by-law. '1'he following eddaessed the
Comncil 00 behalf of Om petitioners,
(leo. McEwen, G, C. Petty, 0, Ale.
Donell, 11, Brandt and others, They
till stated that the law was not enforced
that the lack of ,accomodation Wes
driving business from 3110 town end
that the working of the leu was having
a demoralizing effect on the community,
Those who spoke in opposition to thein
and urged the 00118511 to delay action
were Rev, S. Toll, W. Stoneman, Dr,
P'ergnson and J. C. Stoneman, The
first dealt) With the 0100111 and religious
aspect. meting that the by-law had not
as yet lied a fair show. '1'lie first (limit
with the moral awl religiois aspera,
5tntiinerbat the by-law ball not as ye!
11111 in liiteshow. That circumstance,:
were, against it bet that this was the
case with all creat reforms, Dr, Fer-
gnsou feared that Council wonl,i render
t.hems0lees liable by tilting 001)011 and
advi'ed then) to go slowly in the
matter. J, C. 8101teman thought. the
Council legally bound to defend its own
by-law. '19iedlsenssnlu at ti awe waxed
warm but those present apperu•ed to
brook 110 delay and every point made
by the sul3portor0 of rho pm -161m we)
cheered to the echo, `Ph1 re was los ds
of fun and tight all along the line. 'rho
fighting however was done with the
tongue, although at one time it nearly
took a pn0iietie, form. Three of the
Cnnncil voted in favor of the petition
and two for delay fora time,
COLD, ,WET WEATHER
and the change of season occasion a very considerable outlay
for all of us, "I"hrl scarcer money is or may be the more imr
portant is it that you slake your fall purchasing as advanta-
geous as possible. Our bargain list shows the way.
Women's $3 Boots at $I.90.
40 ;pure of 1Vmnen's Boots, oleo and
dnngola laid leather, with patent toe caps
Mucha mid laced styles, medium and
ne.tvy, fn11, extension edge board, g000
1 cots to tit. and ',ear, sizes 21 to 7 ; regi.
ler $3, bargain $1,90,
Misses' Boots.
1(10 pate, of Mia es Doogola 16ad Laced
13001', thick solea, new oomtelb shape ;
112 value ; bargain $1,50.
Men's Solid Goodyear Boots
200 nnlrs of M'-n's Solid Leather Good-
y. ar WOG 130010, till new full styles, pu-
ha In every reaped, blucher and la, ed
5t.les, medium and heavy solea, box calf,
1,11 kid and (Regelakid imitates, sizes
10 1.0 ; regular $4, bargain for $2,50.
School Boots for Boys.
2103 pairs Doya' Strong Solid Sohcol
route, box calf, blucher, heavy tole, this
i fl• proper kind for a rano=t hay ; rogu•
Mr $2 end 72.50, bargain for $1,60.
Women's Winter Underwear
4511 only W linen's Fine It bbed Natural
woof and Cotton Mix,d Combinetlon•,
high recti, long sleeves, ankle length,
bu, ned not.n from, bealy3 trimmed,
e 1' •dal quality and cerrl8' veight, sizes
1n 32 1 • 90 bust mea pre ; regular value
at ,3+.'l a nit, bargain at 500 n eon,
\Women, Ve'is curl Draeera, extra
I rgc,,3zeu nuulralorwhite ribbed oottou.
V. a v, high nook, long eleevea, buttoned
Brussels,
Brussels telt rate this year i0201ni118.
The Town Hall looks very neat with
1110 interior dies.., electric light him &c.
It was an improvement. badly needed,
D. Sheeler, of Seattle, Washington,
loft for his home. Ile met many old
friend, fuel acquaintances while here,
On'7881day )and Wednesday of this
week' the annual - Wiu3ham District
Epworth League Convention was Held
in the Methodistahurch,
Work has been eorlipleted ill repairing
the damugo done to the Methodist
church, shed, &c., by the recent fire and
things set to rights f,t neral y.
Twin lathy sons arrived on the night
of the L'Air at Robert Holmes'. Ahe-
arn -ler street. Mosher end sons aro
doing; well we are pleased to hear.
There rause clearly tieing a lire at Jas.
Fox's drug store lest Friday-. A horn-
ing match the was used to light the
gasoline lam; fell into the certain in
the rear of theOlow Whither and 00011
had things ablaze. Prompt ar:11011 re-
1110VOd 0,0 danger.
REAP the ;ids, ail T1131 S'TANDAIin,
front; drawers to motel), ankle length,
winter welabt, etzos for 40, 42 and 44 bust
measure. Regular price WWu each, bargain
at fele.
Womon's or Misses' Vests, tine natural
ribbed cotton, high neck, long sleeves,
buttoned front, neatly trimmed, loco and
ribbon, sizes for 28, 20, 32,34 and 311 bust
measure ; regular 25e to 35o ; bargain 11o.
Girls' Union Sults, "Turnbull's," plain,
natural wool and fine ribbed wool, high
nook, long eieevee, buttoned front, ankle
length, (tzes 2 to 12 years, Corse early for
these, regular prices $150 to $2 each ;
bargain at 55e.
Men's Fall Clothing.
50 Mone English and Canadian 'tweed
Suits, fall and winter weights, broken
I0 s and odd sizes from our regular stock.
In the lot there are sizes 30 to 42, to clear
at $4,95.
330 onty Mena Winter Overcoats, heavy
weight blacv English cheviot, 0segue
style, velvet collars, sizes 34 to 44, to clear
ar
100 Boys' Navy Blue Serge Sailor Blouse
Sults, heavy weight material, blouse cut
loose with deep sailor collar, neatly trim-
med with five rows of gold braid, with
lanyard and whistle, sizes 5 to 10 years,
at $1.49.
Men'ts Underwear.
Mamie Seoteh Wool Underwear, double
brew -t, heavy weight, rnen'eslzeaonly 47c.
"Woleey" Natural Wool Underwear,
double breast, unshrinkable, sizes 32 to
38 only, per garment $1.20.
G. M. CHAMBERS & CO.
An advertisement in TUB STANDARD
pays.
Whyllefer
to doctors
Because we make medicines
for them. We give them the
formula for Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, and they prescribe It
for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
consumption. They trust it.
Then you can afford to trust
it. Sold for over 60 years.
' D7etre cherry P,Nefal U a ramedr 611.8
should be In area home. 15.51 u.ed'tin 11
dant of It for 11.5,1 dcongh.road. and cold,. and I
notknowr what a eetoadto luedlely. a 1.. loan.
not reeommelul it too !d(bly."—IlteRte S.
00x,10, Hyde )'ari4 MW,
Maio
•Luem tie tum iofH'
9 88RSAPAVIUA
PILLS
5,0la yIOOL
ers
Ayer's PIU/ greatly ald the Cheri
tveotoral In breaking up a cold.
25 Cents
gets The Standard
balance of year
You Can See ?
Yes, but can you see without effort, or
are you dazzled by the sun? Do your eyes
water? Do the lids become red and
granulated?
1f you experience any irritation you
should at once consult us and have a pair
of glasses properly fitted to give you
perfect eye ease.
THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO.
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
237 Dundas St., London, Out.
GET THE BEST. IT PAYS.
Attend the popular and progressive
eiliottt; Lusinsss eoliege
Toronto, Ont.
Corner longe and Alexander Streets:
and be thoroughly educated for Liminess
life. All graduates of this sebool are
absolutely sure of getting positions. The
dement! Is considerably greatly than the
supply, Now Is an excellent time to
enter, Write for catalogue.
W. J. Elliott, Principe
CANADIAN
PACIFIC.
ADDITIONAL
HOMESEEKERS
EXCURSIONS
To 'WINNIPEG and all volute In the
NORTH = WEST
1peeu,l 'trains Leave 'Toronto
TUESDAY, AUC. 27
TUESDAY, SEP. 10
TUESDAY, SEP. 24
TUESDAY, OCT. 8
TUESDAY, OCT. 22
Return scoond-olass tickets from Bluth
at very low rates, ranging from Win.
ntpeg $32, t0 Edmonton $12.50, Good
for sixty days,
'1'0)RISE SLEEPING CARS
on each excursiou. Comfortable bertha
at eluant extra cost. Obtain free palm
phlet, rates and full information from
J. McMurchie, Agent, Myth, or from
0. B. Foster, DJ'. A., 0,0,10., Toronto.
We have just received another
large consignment of
elegant
Dinner
Sets
We have 25 sets to choose
'from ranging it price from
$6.50 Up.
CASA FOR ALL
KINDS 01' PRODUCE
JAMES CUTT