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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-11-21, Page 1fi .....1111••••••*.41.111••••••1011•••• at VOL. XXI. BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1907. REDUCTIONS Morris. 13011noil woo Idoil Non. Dry FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTIIS ;0 all the i„ 9 VI VSoll'ICom urn being held at LINOLEUMS ETC. th„ J0A.„ Illyrli tar. . cuit, llennonn, Fall line. lied visir lin id his premises this fall by some hold initorler who helped himself to 0 mom - The blg Furniture Dealers of Clinton curer apecial reductions to the people of Myth and vicinity. Your 011 densee paid both 1 it,v of grail! iithe Intru 41( 14') lag hi. d I c II to our tieur t xtra oharoo as we 1 o ,nve our wn Gee for tilt jasi wpsc. We gnat/mute Yon loll. 11 1.0 ,t PUY dlIdIvhttre odors email A.1L,71-C 1E Fit etc, I-1 Clo wa)s and the goo et el vay 8 Ouvlog of 20 per cent, each mems t4:21.1 on the 1;41011 put ditoc. Mattresses, $3.00. Springs, $2.00. Cobbler Rockers, $2.00. Couches, $3.90. Carpets, 32o per yard. Rugs, all sizes, from $8.50 to $40.00. Ur ATEXIE EtIE'11.11LIM 43". We have thebost equipment In Western Ontario, the best rubber hem ontelde of Toronto. No charge for (bo hearse and is caving of OW un the outfit. Our 'phone number Is 214. Night or day any (311 will receive Immediate atcontiou, , I Vi Ilk i ii CO Et (Ur A. AT • We handle the boot. General representativaa for the (Iourley, Winter Leming. Your credit, le good, any terms you want, fie aura and bunt us up when you want anything M our Inc. Wo will make It pay )ou. WALKER & ROSS, CLINTON The Big Furniture Dealers and Undertakers. YOUR MONEY BACK 11/ YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED. School Children's • Eyes A very large number of children attending the schools are In ini. mediate need of glasses, and yet are unaware of it. Edueation depende largely on the use uf the eyes. If thou aro dell. Went then the °hid battle at learn. lug In hampered. Too groat care cannot bo taken In remedying these defects, and only an optician in whom explicit con 11141110 can be placed obold be oonsulted. Our optician will glee consolen. tious advice and recommend the use of glaaaes only where 111 will considerably benefit the child's vl. Mon. WHITE CITY DRUG STORE Dr. W. J. MILNE READ the gid. in Trig STANDARD Big. 10 Cents gets The Standard balance of year • Best Situations are available with renewal of ioi,l nstrial activitimi in early spring. 11 you (18- 4048 04)4', you must enter now. Short, sharp, nappy courses for those whose time or money is limited, and the broad- est and moat comprehensive curricu- lum for those who woold attain more than ordinary Once0110, Mail Courses in Commercial, Steno. graphy, Telegraphy, 4 ivil 8ervi0e, Mai rienlation, Penmanship, Etc. Write for particulars to 14111111 CNIZOB George Spotton Red t• 'Phone 2S Leadbury. MeEwau is enjoying rt visit with friends 1 Toronto, The Bethel Union Sunday School has closed for the season lifter a very 1100111- itble and encomnging summer. The Lexilbury school is completed and the eh ildree of the section are en- joying the benefit of it COnifortoblo and oommodione school house. The apple packers aro finishing, up the work for 1111 04010011 this locality. Although the quality 14110 not nit to other 40010 i large imantity hcrn disposed of. \\'in. limatilitel is home. from SOUriS, Man., whore he opera the last two Entrails superintending the harreating and thronhing on Ids brother's. Imo farm, 1 -lo seya crepe wnre fair and 1>10 • wheat graded good and only for the tightness of money fermora would have it very good year in that part, 100 formed on 1 110 Mnit lend above tho (Min last Saturday for the first this 0000011. Brussels creamery line closed down until next Opting after a sticceosful season. The puttitig of content doors in tho Pied 11101. -Wng n big improvement, There is 100111 for other changes that would prove beneficial in the saute dil- puetinenl. John Ransford, of Clinton, who 04011.0 principal Brussels 4IIJI 'Works, was in town co Tuesday last, lin is threatened with a :mit by John Grainger, W110s8 farm ad- joins the worko, for damages owing to the action of the escaping brine on a portion of 1110 farm Lent week D. A, Lowry and Stuff menced work 01 the brick building to 'l,o added to the furniture store of Mosses. Walker & Black. It will be foet 011E4 5001 high and will be finished this fall if the weather keeps open another week. The property be- longs to Reeve Leckie. Tuesday afternoon of lest week the Piro Engine was taken to tho river mid a test ',mule. Es ery t hint: worked well. The air ('1,1(0 nf the hydrant opposite Hugh Ito nasay's stuck 111111411041 set I 14111IS, ono of the 1(0410b11s 01 periodic tests, (111 (111113' nut od ti y Lrfit Ive(42 11(as 00 allarged 1115 duties as Station Agent at the Grand 'Fronk 1Lil sy n 1 Brussels for the past 113/4 years, was promoted to 0 similar post at 1Vingliam and is now in charge. He will 0040 1)0 family as soon ns he secures house to fruit. The 110 10 agent here is :Mr, I rye who comes wit>) good recommendations. not be unlined and tient to or at Clorterich Kingstou. It, is reported that. Aliss Ida, dittigh- of 11einy Mooney, of 111eyltitro, for- merly of the orb line, Morris, and Allen 8prifiruil, of ilio first tnentionerl I000l. - it„e, were united in marriage on rho tilili Int, The twiny old f rionds of the bride here will wish her Fanny joys in her new home, Exeter. The Ladies Guild of the Trivia , 11 eitiorial church ititond holtibig their Annual Boner, on Friday, December A. masa meeting of the Conservatives f S 1 B. I I 1 i I 0 • 0 Dui 1 uron 11040 10 t to petit. lloture last evening when the following delivered address on the pt 111 questions of the day A wIrew Broder, M. P., Domino ; Dr. Chisholm, M. P„ Wing- hani ; 0. B. Gunn, M. P„ Selifortli ; and Henry Eilber, 31, P, P., Crediton, Arthur Long received the and news of the death of his wife at Bristol, Eii glaud which ncenrved Thursday, Nov. 7th. Mrs, Long MIS 38 years of age nod had intended eoming to Canada to join her husband, but owing to her serious 111110,1a iloneor of the stomach it wits impossible for her to make the trip. W, 10 Alger, the newly appointed accountant at the Sovereign bank here to take the place of Lorne Scott. Iwo - mated 40 140 management of the branch at Teaswator, arrived from lilillhank Monday, and is now in charge. Last week it was announced that Evarard Gordon, of Chn thatn, would take Mr. Scott'a place, bin 'Mr. Alger was sent here in his mond, Mrs. Scott will visit parents in Heneall until a house 10 scoured in Teeswater, when she trill join her Immlinnd, A mooting of the curlers Was lold lo the 'l'oa'n Holl for the purpose of or- ganization for the coming winter, The following officers were electe(i -- Hon. P1011,, John Partner ; Sweet ; Viee-Pre9.. E. 11 uston ; Chap., Rev, 1). W. Collins ; Sec,1y• Treas.. Geo, Anderson. A managing committee sons appointed to interview the owner of the rink regarding the terms of retire> find what evenings eon be engaged, the 00100111 (0 to reonrt nt a meeting to he called later, It wits decided to charge playing. lumbers g4[,00 for the season and rion-playi»g members We are going to give our customers the benefit of a big reduction, not in goods that are out of season, but everything you see here is right in line with the weather and goods that you need, so doar, delay in buying them at reduced prices Overcoats, regular now q,,-) to ?I2, Single and Double Breasted Sults that are up4o.date to $12,. altin's Odd Wool Pante, regular C1.50 to $350, now Si Special Cravanette Ovetcoate, II 81400, Hitt tl and Ospn, a large ranee from 5tts up. Special Light and Heavy Wool Sox, 17a up. Sweaters and Top Shirts, prices out In belf. 1)1.50 64111 Bosom Shirts, newest ohades, beat qualify, 60e to We. Our Two and Tbree•Buckle Overshoe ritalmoat your • regular $;,t; to now 1012,73, regular tit to k1,25, now own price. For the nut couple of weeks we can save you moneey on a Made-to-ordcr Suit or Overcoat, Black Melton and Beaver Overcoats from $i6 up. Black and Blue Cheviots and a big range of Scotch Tweeds and English Worsteds, a perfect fit guaranteed. Our new fashion plate is ready to loek at. Never put off till tomorrow what you can do to -clay Clothier and Gents' Furnisher. • S. H. GIDLEY Auburn. S. L. Tattbe, Eye Specialist of Tor- onto, will be at D. E. Muuro's store, Auburn, ou Monday, November '2541), 1> 1)1800 is anything whatever wrong with your eyesight, do not liegloCt this opportunity of consulting a reliable specialist. The cooperage closed last week, the output for the season totoling between 1,000 and 12,000 butTetg. R. White, our barber, IMS left for parte were the men 0101110143 particulor about external appearance o[ their (neve and heads, The stork 11111> 14 busy time recently 41111 loft plump haby boys at the home of 0. Beadle, .1, Shoultii, %ma Cousins of the Base Line. Congratu- lations to all. The evaporator has enouglrapples to keep it running until 80nie time in December. Fire did lifts' thousand (Ware' tlnni' 0001011. R, Ives & Co.'s promises et Montreal, rommanalimia. INDUSTRY HALL, BLYTH MaNaU, Nov. 25 Dolya the Tea Girl Under the Auspices of the I. 0. 0. F. - Admission, ,.).5 vents, Resta voti Seal 8, 4 Plan of Hall nt Attiletson'S Store, r Concert at 44.11. • neenenneeflelle No. 14. Goods Clothing Boots and Shoes We find that keeping in stock nothing but goods of superior quality and our low prices, has given us the name by which we are known, E r•ELODUCM11.*3 , If you buy an article from us and you find it is not as represented, bring it back and we will gladly replace it for you. Wa have just opened up a few lines of guaran- teed Fine Furs, to be sold at less than whole- sale prices, also many specials iu Ladies' Fall Coats, Men's Suits and Overcoats, Fur Coats, Underwear, Shirts, Mitts, Gloves, etc, Drop in and see our values, you will then see why we have been named the value producers. Rubbers Underwear G. M. CHAMBERS & CO.' the faces of the town clock and gilding the figures. He removed the figures bot could not remove the bends with- out danger of injuring 1118 inechanistn of the clock, A crowd of 530 witnessed the football match between Goderich and Galt Collegiate Inatitmes for the Hough Cop, which the latter won recently from Clinton, tint svhicli ler Nome reason or caber is still retained by the ligetlIVa club, The genie woo a Lot one with good play 011 each. side, Inn tho Galt tom» showed superiority from the start and W011 out, 14 to 0, The line up: Galt -Goal, McCallum ; hooka, Ferris aud Burgess ; Min backs, lio4s, McDonald and Da vidson ; forwards, Tilt, Colvin, E. McDonald, Biosonette anti Todd. Goderich-Goal, Dean ; hachs, Durvier and Wight:nen ; half hockg, Kihatrick, 'McKenzie and ; forwards, latrwin, W, Kibtotrir.11, ',Matheson and Campbell, Referee- 0, A. 11,1cLach• tan, Stratford, '1'1)18 is the final gatne of the 5080011 and 4110 cop remains alt's. Godcrich. - The Bonnie Briar 14(111) 10 111 bo play - in Goderich on Saturday evening. The interior woodwork of the court, house is being repainted. There are hundreds of barrels of apples yet to 1)0 brought iu front the townships for dripuient. ErireSt Jordan left for Montreal to visit his mother before proceeding to China to join Mussrs. 1180110 6(1(3 1 1 11 toll in slu'ves work on the Canton. Miriam ltailway, Redmond 31 0.1)011- ald and Alessi's. Burnside rtial who are illgo going tO Chinn, !pays) 111)0 week for the (roast, tieing joined 011 the way by 310. Jordan, and the party will 011 the 21,11i, The grain sterimer Dundee was in 0(111 1(1110111011 413,00 bushels of 11(111 Ilt the elevator here, leaving -mitt] t lie lad- nnce of her cargo, 10111011 was wheat, for Port Colborne. Tho Daughters of the Empire an- nounce that 10 litizaar will lie held On December 30] (>40 town hall on 10' bit of the McNamara Hospital. At p• In, of that 'day ts. birthday Nuptial will be served honor of the first an- niversary nf,Vio hosplritl'a opettiog, 'Watson hes been repaintin Mullett, the last meeting of the Council petition was pre0011te(t 14 400•44414.0 400444#11010 •44444 repeal ('o)) nn Local 0411(011, to be • • • taken at New Vears, which 1080 1408114. cL ENTRA• An advertisement in TUN STANDA.R0 1)048. Style and Accuracy In Eyeglasses By the use of our own patent eyeglass clip. we ten flt any nose, Our specialists' examination of the eyes for glen's, for which there is no charge, cannot be equalled in Canada for aCCOracy. THE TA1T-BROWN OPTICAL CO. CTEstotr srEcIALtsys 237 Demise Street, Leaden, 011, • • Jaynes MeClacherty lino sold his fine • BUSINESS • • 1 50 001'» Corm, heing lot. 28, 1st conceit- sion, to .1 a roes Shobbrook for the *urn COLLEGE • • • of sitanu. 14 is a good 11Vopet 1 4 mid .• • well situated, • . of Toronto hal started thousands • • An old and highly respected resident • of 700141 0(00 and women on the of tWheatley, died at hie 110100 in this early Way to independence and ear. es he count y, in the persou of George • towliallin 011 Monday hot in his 7,3rd • ortieisrst.. Lewt us give you the right 4. UB for catalogue aud ! 4081'. Born in Nottingham in 1835, he • p an to /mend the nest tux months 'y • W mune to Canada in 1812, living for a ;I iiiiLlh11,8411',Kn"rai IiShlY ti aw, l , ui.e,rlOAolpadl. is• time at, Hamilton. He afterwards set- • Yonge and Gerrard Ste.. Toronto: 4. tied on tho McDonald farm, Tooker.' • • ••••••,• smith, which wits then 011 bush, and ***** "•••••••••• moved from there to the London road, to the farm now occupied by Mr, «1)100, where he resided for a number of years. lu 1881 lie moved to the fith con. of llullett, where he lived up till (0111 yelirs ogo when to moved 1 0 his hoe residence, lie 1.411s Mire Married. Itis children being Mrs, Fisher, To- ronto ; Mrs, Cowan, Edeo Grove ; Airs. Jones Vinith, 011iitOti ; Adulue,' ; Mrs. 0. LOWiTy. 111111011 ; Mrs, Itonorson, linnet t ; W. ley, eliiilOn ; Joseph Wheatley, Idol. hat ; Thomas Whittler, 1( 1111041 George 'Wheatley, Meliillop. Ile w a), letliodist, and n moderate Conserve-. tive, Liberal Clubbing Offer. The Cliimidian Pictorial and the Blyth Standard one year each, worth $2.00, for only This lo a genuine bar- gain. Don't miss it, Call end see 051114(188 10; tAliS O014 Mid love your subsoil ptio», Alfred Ullmann was killed by an electric shock at Thetford Minas, Brantford Conservatives nominated W. F, Cockshutt, M, P„ for the Com. • mons. GIANT TIIIPLF1TS "Currency," "Bobs' and "Stag" ebewine tobaeenes, In big , pions. Quality always t be same. We have just received another large consignment of Iegant We. have 25 sets to cho from ranging in price, from $13.50 Up. OAST FOR AOL KINDS OF PRODUCE JAMES CUTT 331-4-VITH