The Blyth Standard, 1907-10-24, Page 5OCTOBER 24TH, 1907—THE BLYTH
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New Overcoats
We have a complete range of Men's and Boys' Overcoats for
Full and Winter wear. They are splendid values. 'rhe fit is all
that the exacting dresser could demand, and as to tnaterials that
is where there coats are particularly strong.
Menest Fur and Fur -lined Overcoats, In this line we carry
a larger assortment than ever. l t will be to your advantage to
800 our new lines.
THE RIGHT HOUSE
A RELIABLE STORE WITH WORTHY GOODS ON SALE
AT MODERATE PRICES 1'0R OASII AND PARS[ PRODUCE,
Wanted Alive:
Old Hens and Chicks.
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See us for prices on Dressed Poul-
try for Thanksgiving.
Highest prices paid for Farm Produce.
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NEWS AROUND TOWN
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1.'4,,,ktttuulii leaves are falling LEAVE your order now for your
fist:; Fall printing, We will do our best
KEEP Monday, November 25th, to please yon.
clear. LAST Wednesday E Bender ship.
LoCAI. option campaigns are now ped over 500 old hens to the Canada
being waged In eightyseven muni- Poultry it Produce Co., Stratford,
cipallties in Ontario, THE railway Thanksgiving boli.
QUITE a hutnber from this locality day rates will be : single fare, good
attended the funeral of the late
Joseph Clegg, of Morris Townehip,
on Tuesday afternoon,
DUetNe the past week Bnutte n
going Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. 30th and 31st, and returning
not later than November 4th,
A s'ECIAL meeting of the
memBt s have been raving a cellar dug bars of the members of L, 0, L, No.
next to the home of P. Gardiner, 963 is calico, eoi' Monday evening
It Is their Intention to erect a double next in the Orange Hall. A full at -
next spring. The Inose, tfitne'lf tendahue is `requested.
owned by Chas, Hamilton, will he
torn down and the lumber that, in
go,d used in the erection of the hew; ROBERT H. GARNISS
houses. BLUEVALF — — ONTARIO
Two bads of vnong people from
the C E seeiety of t,t A dri've's Auctioneer for Huron Co,
Chin b 10 t%'HP, t, 'rn,:.,lay
,1 14c , Tjet.I 0 khat
village A pleasai.t date WAS spent
14141 all iuterestln;t proem ant was
given, to which Misses K;,te Canting
end Jessie R, mors sane a duet. At
the. elem. ,t tasty lu eh was served,
The Blvblt people arrived limine
about uddeight well pleased with
their visit,
MONDAY metering of this week G.
M Chantl'ere received the sod.ttews
that his mole Mother had passed
away in Winnipeg havittg only been
111 two weeks with typhoid fever,
Mr. Chambers had .been receiving
word all week about his condition
and. Saturday word was received Oinsley Street Blyth
that be was sinking. Deceased was
cnr letterer for the C, P R. at their
works in that dity. He visited his This s 1ia
brother here in the summer for .7
few days after Attending the old 'W
bKatch Ada
boys' re -union at Kincardine. The r r
funeral is expected to mite place at
Tbncrtrdine on Friday. A more ex-
tended report will he given next
week,
BowL!N0 —one 't the final howl-
ing games was played mu the bowl
i.ig green an Tuesday afte'n.on be-
tween the howlers on the north and
south sides of Diusiey street, the
eouth winning by 22 shots. Follow.
Ing are the names and scores of tate
ployers :—
South— North—.
Golden Sims
stinkers Sloan
Hamilton Gldley
McTaggart Milne
skip 11 skip 14
Moore Stewart
Craig Sinkers
Anderson McWurchie
McKinnon Carter
skip 14 skip 10
Gerry
Emigh
Stott
Beese
skip 26 skip 5
51 29 Wholesale from the
A ehallemge i., tit for another game RIVAL HERB AGENCY
to be played un Thanksgiving Day. Hinatrdlne, Ont.
II01) 111C 111) h.
FOWL
WANTED
We are paying the highest prices for
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chicks, Butter
and Edits.
C,on cheek,- paid nit, r bank hours.
MCMiLLAN & CO.
Chellew
Everett
' Long
Stalker
There are many things In our stock that
we feel we should talk about, but when
o look at thet'great big stuck of Watah-
ev we decide ID give you a little .Watch
t,lk,
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Our Watch stook Is unusual bemuse of
11, ,1ze—more than 200 Watches of all
sizes and qualities are shown, and be-
cause we bought so many the prises are
unusual.
Then the stook is unusual because of
the eare with which it was selected,
There isn't an un worthy time -piece in the
lot. There are cheap watches of course -
41 25 ones—but they are worth what they
cost and please your boy right down to
tate ground.
For elder people we have more expen-
sive ',voiles and every value is unusual,
You are Invited to our watch stook.
MTCAU
Jewelry and Stationery.
Take Rival Herb Tablets
for Stumnob Liver Kidneys and for
Mem big the Illood. t00 dors' trearanont
$1,110 days' treatment 25e. For solo at
Dr, Alitne's Drug Store
GoAvcr, is being spread on Dins -
ley street,
WAN'rrn,—Cholce tub butter, 27c ;
fresh eggs, 25e ; also large quanti-
ties of dried apples and feathers.—
O. A;, King, 1Viegh,un,
SPECIAL G. T. R. trains leave
Callender for Toronto on November
12th, 13th, 14th, 15th and 161.11, for
the accomtnudai ion of hunters,
Fon SALE.—Dr, J, N, Perdue, V,
S., offers a few second-hand cutters
and a set of double wort: harness for
sale cheap at his livery stable. Call
and inspect.
Hineraus' ExemistONS,—For free
copies of "Fishing and Shooting,"
"Sportsman's Map" ate„ and for rates
and tickets cell nt C. P. R„ town
ticket office, J. McMorehic, Agent,
Blyth. Last lioineseekers'excursion
to the West, 'Tuesday, Oct. 22nd.
BASE HALL hlawrtso, —A base ball
meeting is called for on Friday even•
ing, Oct 25th, when a full attend-
ance of the members and players
are requested to attend. Meetteg
to be held at the ftitteert's Hotel at 8
o'clock.
W.F. have mune arrangements with
the Toronto Daily World and we
club the two papers for 52.75. It
you are not a subscriber now, this
means that you will receive thea
Toronto World for 1b tironthe for
$1.75, while the dollar pays fur Tine
STANDARD for a year. Subscribe
DOW,
DURING the past week George
Barkley, td 131'usscls, has beet] here
with his gasoline eegiuo and cement
mixer, mixing the cement fur the
newside t ' 'w
all. erectedon Westmore.
hand street, as ',Mr. Carter, who has
the contract, found,it difficult to get
men to do the wit*. A good job
was done.
IN the Sunday World of the 20t11
Mal, a picture of the employees of
Gordon, MaclCay Co, appeared, and
in the group the faces of Mr. Wild
tong, traveller, and well known
here, and Jantes Dodds, an old Blyth
boy, appear. Botts can bo easily
picked out from among the many
faces.
Tine report of the Postmaster -
General suggests that people writ-
ing letters should sign their full
name and address to their letters
and thorn never would be a letter
but wlutt could be returned if it
bailed to reach the person for whom
It was intended. A better way still
would be for eaeh family to have
envelopes with the mune of the fam-
ily printed on the corner.
To CORl1F,SPoNDI,1NTa,—Wo would
ask our correspondents to send in
their budgets each week whether
they are little or big. We are look.
log to the interests of our subscribers
in their particular locality and want
the mews whether it is little or
Mush, Sometimes you may not
have much news to send but don't
keep that little until you have
more When vows is scarce that is
the time your two or three little
items, or even one, is specially ap-
preciated by the reader in your see.
tion, Send us a big budget every
weolt if you can, if not the small one
will he welcomed. Any of our cot•
respondents who are in 110011 of the
required stationery kindly let us
know,
BRAND NEW MUSICAL OPERRIrA.
—"Dolya the `Pert Girl," is a brand
new musical production which some
of the leading critics have passed on
as being the cleverest operetta pro.
duced in years, They speak of it as
follows :—The latest Japanese oper-
etta; "Dolga the Tea Girl" is the
cleverest musical production of any
operetta written in years. The
story is cleverly arranged and [all
of situations that glee greav000110
for acting both dr:mettl and 008110,
while the music is decdedly'°eateliy,
tuneful and full of daolli l,Tho piot
is easy to follow tdItthottgll tmany-
complications arise trtijph. 11re de-
cidedly[ funny and .08itse;.tun ny a
laugh, The operetta Will be given
under the auspices of the 3, 0. 0, I+'.
on Mouldy. . erenfhg, Nov, 25th,
Keep tide date in view.
DIhD,-Word was received by
George Powell on. Tuesday that his
sister, Mrs. Wm, Jackman, of Nile,
lead, passed away alter a short ill.
Hess, Airs, Jackman %vas married
to 1[et' now bereft husband 14 years
ago. She was well hewn to u
great 111011y in town, having. kept
house for Mr. Powell for nearly four
y'e,l'8, Deceased" was born at Varna
tool leaves ,three sisters and lour
brothers to mourn the loss of a kind
and loving 'sister. They are Mrs,
Menzies, IVawanosh ; Aim. Cosh
vane, Wingharn ; Mrs. Switzer,
Baytieid ; Wm., Seattle Thomas,
New Ontario ; John, Clinton, and
George, Blyth. Mrs, Jackman was
TAN DARD--PAGE FIVE,
rt melhber of tho Methodist church
and the pastor, Rev, Mr, Reid, will
conducti the servlee at the house at
2 p, in, after which the body will be
interred in the Dun, annoe ceme-
tery. The last tinledeceased visited
Blyth was on August 9th, but she
was not feeling well at the time but
was not considered seri0as,
GIANT'l'RIPLETa "Currency," "Bobs'
aurl''Stng"chewing tobaccoes, in big
plans. Quality always the same,
Canadian Nows,
A report upon a trunk sewer for
Toronto, to cost 33,400,000, hoe been
made by the City Engineer.
Property rixemptions in Montreal
amount to $54,000,000.
The fiftieth anniversary if Wood-
stock College was celebrated last
b'riday,
H. S. Stratbv, General Atanairer of
the Traders Bank, hos resigned, and
is succeeded by his son, Stuart
Stl'athy,
The total population of Toronto is
272,600 and the assessment 3207,-
317,267, neeording to the figures of'
the Assessment Commissions',
The Knickerbocker Trust Co.,
New York's send largest financial
institution, wits compelled to Suspend
payment Tuesday,
John Bell, need 13 veers, was'
killed at North Bay by falling off a',
moving freight car,
AT,'l'rndenn swallowed it piece of
wire while doing some tricks and
tiled in the Hotel Dieu at Montreal.
'Phoning A. 1tieharrlson. Owen
Sound's alleged bigamist, was cnp-
tured at London,
The ,Jnpanese hill of elnints aris-
ing out of tine Vancouver riot is n
enmplote doenment, Photographs of
the damaged buildings are attached.
A lar;,re quantity of nitro-glycerine
exploded in the magazine of the
Petrolea 'Torpedo Co„ shliking the
town severely and ceasing some
damage to property,
There is a story that brewers are
raising a fund to deleat local option
in York Township,
R. Devlin, 1
C. tM. P.
and L. A.
Tasche'eau, 31. P, P„ have been ap-
pointed to the Quebec Cabinet.
W-ANPED.—01101Cetub Batter 24e.
hreslt eggs 22c. Also large quanti-
ties Butter and Eggs. Geo, E. King,
Wingham.
WILL KISSING.
BE PROHIBITED
TheOsculatory Process Denounced
by Scientists as Extreinely
Dangerous—How the Dan-
ger Can be Removed.
A keen discussion is being carried
on by some of the best scientists as to
the danger and "crime" of kissing, led
by Dr. Somers, Health Officer of At-
lantic City, an Dr, Nalpaaso, of tho
Medical Faculty of Paris. They charge
the kiss with spreading grippe, scarlet
fever, measles, "mumps, whooping
cough, typhoid fever, diphtheria, cry
sipelas, meningitis, tuberculosis, and
many infectious skin diseases. They
suggest legislation on the subject, and
the posting of notices in railway eta -
tions, street oars and other publio
pplaoea, but they gay it would be use-
less to post them on verandahs, in
cosy corners, porches, shady nooks,
or moonlit lawns. They also propose
compulsory legislation for methods of
disinfection of the mouth and purify-
ing the breath, especially with a view
to the protection of the innocent babies
who are particularly subject to infer•
tion. The greatest and moat effective
purifier and germ destroyer known to
medical science for the mouth, throat
and breath, as well as for the blood,
stomach and lungs, is Psychine, that
triumph of the nteslical world that is
attracting almost universal attention
because, of the wonderful results at-
tending its use. One of its recent tri -
molts is told as a matter of experi-
ence in the following brief statement:
Dr, Slocum Co.
1 am sending you photo and testimonial hare -
with for your grant remedy PBYCIIINR. Your
remedies did wonders for me. 1 was about 28 or
mo years et ago when I took PSYCBINE, The
doctors bad given ma up man lneurableeon,pmp•
tive. My lunge and every organ of the body were
terribly diseased and wasted Friends and neigh-
bors thought I'd noverget better, But PSYCIIINE
eased me,' My lungs have never bothered ma
alnue, and Psychlno iaa permanent cure.
MRS. LIZZIE GARSIDE,
518 Bathurst Bt., London, Out,
Psychine, pronounced Si -keen, is ad -
raided to be the most wonderful of all
disease and germ -destroying agencies.
For buildiug up the run-down system
and curing all forms of stomach
troubles and diseases of the chest,
throat and lungs or head, it is simply
unapproachable. It is a reliable home
treatment. For sale at all druggists,
No and 31,00 or Dr. T. A. Slocum,
Limited, 179 Kinn Street Not, To-
ronto
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$1.75 Black Lustre Waists for 95e.
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We have a lot of odd sizes In Ladies' Black and Brown Luetre
Blouses which are placed to sell at each 05e.
$2 Black Sateen Waists tor 95e.
A big quantity of Ladles' Black Sateen Waists, sizes 32 to 42, In
qualities varying from $1.25 to $2, to clear at each 05c,
50c Men's Winter Caps for 25c.
A job lot of Sample Cape In various steles and makes, medium
and Leavy weighs, ranging In prices from 3Se to 75e, to clear at eaeh
Heavy Shanting Tweed Dress
Goods at 35c.
These goode are bargains to anyone wishing a specialty heavy
dross to shadow pattern and as good as many ask per yard 50c, our
prloe 35c,
Special values in Ladies' and Men's
!urLina ats
L1d[aa' Far -lined Coats at $50, $55, 375, K.
Diens' Fur -lined Coats at $35, $50, $55, $75.
Alen's Coon Coats at $50, $65 570, 576,
Men's Nur Coats at 320, $22.50, $25, $30, $35.
A big selection and collection of Small Furs rang-
ing from 5oc to $15.
Inspect all our Furs for close prices,
None better value to be purchased.
POPIESTONE & CARDINER
Successors to McKINNON & CO.
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Desks & Book Cases
Every business man or woman should have a
desk to hold hooks, papers and valuable corres-
pondence, We have a groat variety of Denko at
prices from $5 to 525 each. Thew desks aro
finished in quarter -cut oak and are divided by
drawers, shelves and letter boxes. Call and
see then.
J. H. CHELLEW
;✓ASH FOR BUTTER AND EGGS
A FULL LINE OF----
&''resh Grraoerles
—ALWAYS ON HAND,
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.
Bil advcr;istng In la Standard' ijou cover both
Town and"Conntrp
Merchants Should Reinember This When
Making Their Contracts
Get Our Rates — — --- Telephone No. 4
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