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A RELIABLE STORE WITH WORTIiY GOODS ON SALE
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MODERATE FACES FOlt UASH AND FARM PROI1t10E,
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NEWS AROUND TOWN hh
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Wile will occupy the chairs at 1
our tutulicipal board next year ?
LAu-r Friday Wes Tainan wan
lucky enough to shout a tox while
out hunting.
RENEW for your paper and help
tee Editor along so that he may be
ahie to pay his debts.
'Put bilkers here are reducing the
bread to a pound and a half loaf as
the labels will show,
LAST Thursday and Friday even•
ings a number of the young ladies
and gentlemen attended the dances
in Brussels and Clinton.
WHEN travelling by the C. P. R.
purchase your ticket at town ticket
office. All information as to rates,
time -table and connections cheer-
fully' furidahed by 3, McMurchie, C.
P. R. Hall and steamship agent.
TRE closing examinations of the
County Mode) school will begin on
Tuesnay,, December 10th. The ex.
amination in practical teaching and
in reeling will he held after the
close of the written examlations
commencing Friday at 9 a. to.
Aticu. llmLop, M. P P., has re.
coved word from the Postmaster.
Genoi'al that a mail service will he
put oii0. & G. railway at onee: Mr.
Hislop has started already to help
Blyth and vicinity m the r'iding, he
represents, The thanks of ' the
peopld,W'ili go to him.
"HAVE you ever heard Dr. Eger-
ton R. Young speak on missions
among the Indians ? if not, a
greater treat than you can well
imagine awaits you, He is the John
B Gough among tnissionar•y speak -
ars. Ile holds the fixed attention of
the largest audiences to the close of'
every address," (Bishop McCabe,)—
Methodist church, Dec. 120.
fRE C, P. R. have put on a special
freight car on the evening train
from Toronto to Godertch which will
equal express delivery on paresis
from that city Anything ordered
by mail can he shipped as freight
and arrive here the same day, a
convenience our merchants will
doubtless be glad to take advantage
of.
LICENSE MATTERS.—A. E. Morris-
on, of Snrnhn, an officer connected
With the Provincial License Depart.
Ment is making a tonr of the hotels
in the license district of South Huron
aceautpe k d by Inspector Torrance.
As sono as he is through, he will
perf,rm the some offle in West,
Burn., nedrr dirt'ctla, "f Ii'sp('etor
Aspic It,
ON 3t cla� .'v"ni't! Ilse hart,
belot,wil Cook, 6th line of
Morrie, near Rnnshire, wan lnrmd
MTh' all its et meats. blr, Cook lives
some
distance trom his hare, and
vote teedlug'- hie tattle, that were
+ti town.); maned loos, lie placed
the lantern on the mower, rind the
settle knocked it over, with the re -
that the hare, with nil the feed
it coutafued was Pureed.
DIco6MBER.
ONE cur Manitoba feed wheat for
sale very reasonable, Geo. Powell,
THE snow that fell last Thursday
and Friday brought pretty good
sleighing,
Gummi, will meet next Monday
on account of Dr, Milne attending
the Co. Cannan.
REMEMBER the dates for the dift'-
erent entertaininents that take place
in town from now till Xmas.
G. ln. CHAMBERS & Co. expect to
move in the near future to the store
recoutly vacated by J. S. Golden.
What will I buy for Elia
What will I buy for Fred ?
lVhat will I buy for Stella?
And what for Cousin Ned ?
It isn't alone the presents
That cause, my worry, you see ;
It wouldn't be hard;If 1 know' the price
Of the things they% buy for me.
"Rev, EGERTON, TL YOUNG is the
most fusel ating.tnissionary lecturer
to whom we have ever listened, is
the Ithafilmode.testimony of the
Presbyterian Pastors of Detroit.
During the past few days he has
spoken fifteen times in our churches,
and everywhere among us he has
been listened to with great delight."
(George W. Barlow, Pastor Calvary
Presbyterian church.) -- Methodist
church, Dec. 12th,
FOWL
WANTED
We are paying the highest prices for
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chicks, Butter
and Eggs.
Grain cheeks paid after bank hours.
McM1LL'AN & CO.
Dinsley Street Blyth
Suggestions
It can't be out of the
way for us to suggest
that when you are
thinking of a holiday
purchase you should
not overlook Met -
calf's jewelry De-
partment. We have
thelargest assortment
of Gold Watches,
Rings, Bracelets,
Lockets, Fobs and
Chains evershown in
Blyth, and we are
prepared to meet any
catalogue prices.
['HANK METCALF
Jewelry ,and Stationery.
Tax collector Westlake will be at
the fire hall every day till Dec. 14th
from 1 p. m. ti11 2.30 o'clock to re-
ceive taxes.
LARGE numbers of rabbits are
being shot In these parts this fall.
Bunnies aceta unusually plentiful
this year,
OP recent years only 6 deaths oc-
cur to each one hundred amputations.
Tide is owing to improvements in
antiseptic surgery.
Tuts week G. M. Chambers & Co.
shipped a ear o1' potatoes to Kincar-
dine from Londeshoro and will ship
a car to Godcrich next week.
'foe ad vete leer who does n little
extra pushing in the papers frorn
now on to Christmas is the man who
will be able to report the biggest
trade.
CatEF WESTLAKE has received in•
strtrwtions to arrest all persons inter•
ested in reifies if any aro held in
town, so that somebody had better
be careful.
Tats week J. E. Johnston moved
his business and houselwld goods to
Clinton where he will open up a
harness ehop. Riley's old friends
will wish him suecese.
Owtxa to the smallpox rage at
0oderich the Liberal nominating
convention has been cancelled, A
large number will go to Brasseis on
Friday to hear Han, A. 0. McKay
speak,
AT the election of officers of the I.
0.0. F. the following were elected :
Past Grand, IL L. Reines ; N. G., A.
W. Robinson ; V, 0., F. Anderson ;
F. S., P. Me'1'aggart ; R. S,, R. M.
McKay ; treasurer, Jas. Cutt.
OWING 10 tite slippery walks a
number of people have been taking
tumbles and they say the cement
walks are anything but soft. Not
wishing to offend anyone we will
not publish the names this week,
Ox Tuesday evening of this week
a movhtg picture show was put on
in Industry Hall and drew a fairly
good house, The pictures were
good but the second part wets only
fair. The company expects to cane
back in about two weeks,
"His heroic journeys through the
snow, drawn by dogs, are described
in a way which will secure the at-
tention of all, Robinson Crusoe him
scif can scarcely beat Egerton
Young, and then, the story is true,"
(Rev. C. H. Spurgeon,)—Methodist
church, Dec. 12th.
OWING to the panicky feeling that
exists throughout the country die
banks have been piling up their re-
serve fund and reducing the line of
eredit to patrons and in consequence
this fall, if business men are to exist
throughout it a sharp collection of
accounts will be necessary,
eh MUM NOTES,
Next Sunday is Bible Sunday in
the English church,
The Ladies of Trinity church pur-
pose giving a 10c tea at the Rectory
next Wednesday, Dec. itch, tl•otn 4
p. til, to 8 p. 10.
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The members of the A. Y. P. A.
had an evening with Burns, the poet
last 'Tuesday evening.
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Rev. Martin J. Wilson, of Tees -
water, will have charge of the an -
nue! Missionay services in the
Methodist church at Blyth and
,lacltsoa next Sunday, Dec. 8th.
The Society is asking for an increase
of 40"/ over the splendid contribu-
tions of last year. Let eve' believer
in Missions give as the Lord hat h
prospered hint and the full amount
is easy within the ability of our
church, Mr. Wilson is one of the
promising young men of the min-
istry. Come and hear hits.
The Rector of T• rinity church took
his text from Ps, 67 and versos 1-2
for his morning sermon last Sunday
and in the evening took as his
subject "In the King's service."
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Rev. Small conducted the after-
noon service at Londesboro for Rev.
Leckie last Sunday.
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Auburn and Smith's Hill congre-
gations are to meet next Monday
Afternoon to call a Minister. Rev.
D. Kelso, of Wallaeetown, will
preach there on Sunday.
Rev. S. A, Anderson will preach
anniversary sermons in the Tees -
water Methodist church on Sunday.
Huron County Council.
Huron County Council is in ses-
1151011 ill Wiughain, as we go to press,
The meeting was to have been held
iu Gcderialt, but on account of the
stmtllapox there, to avoid danger,
the place of meeting was eluniged
to Wingham.
The first session opened on 'iles-
day evening, After n brief address
froth the Warden, the toinutes were
read and approved.
1Vinglenn 'Town Council then ap-
peared, and Mayor Holmes read an
address of velennle, which was
suitably ticknowlcdged,
The Directors of 1Vioglotto floc
pita!, and the Chairman of the High
School board, extended an invitation
to the Councillors to visit these well.
equipped institutions. The Invita-
tions were, accepted and 2 p. m,
Wednesday fixed for the visits,
A number of accounts were pre-
sented,
The report of the 0r;nilJury
was read, as to the conditions of the
House of Refuge and the Comity
Goal,
A eommmnlcation wits read asking
eo•opel'atletl to secure iteFistaime
from the Government to establish a
Consumptive 1tospital.
Also a elehn of 5203 for loss of ,t
horse caused by an unprotected
midge, while undergoing repairs.
After other unimportant routine,
the Council adjourned to meet at 10
it. 01. 00 Wedtlesdtty.
The rest of' the report will he
given in next issue.
While the Public Is Invited to make
use of this column for the expreision of
personal views en public mutters said
public men, personalities are debarred and
In all eases the suitability of the com-
munication for publication is a matter to
bo decided by the Editor.
Without differences of opinion there
would, of course, be no correspondence,
and for the opinion of our correspondents
and their differences with our own TIM
STANDARD must dtclalat responsibility.
LOST.—On October 21tb, an imitation
buffalo robe, between Auburn post
office and Robert McGee o, on the hone•
Only. The finder will be suitably re•
warded by leaving the same at Standat(I
office or Auburn post oflice,—Robert
McGee, Auburn, Ont.
FOR__
DIAMONDS
Call
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See
Us
We carry a complete line of
Fine Uoit Lieweiercu
abest innd the Watches
Our prices are lower than others
and assortment equal to city stores.
Special inducement is given out-
siders. We want year trade and
can assure you hest of satisfaetion.
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STILL CONTINUES
Satisfied Customers with e
Satisfactory Goods
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2 New Suits for Men
Best values you have seen and the very latest
tic in cloths and styles, goods well tailored, cloth
shrunken and material sewn with linen thread.
Vr A Mir lot of Men's Sults for each $9.d0.
Another last Men's Sults for eon 95.00.
97 00 Men's Nobby Sults for 85.05,
7.50 " 0.88,
8,00
'PILL ON A CLOTHING SALE.
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We ha e yet a Big Stock of lo,
Plums in Clothing.
87.00 Fine Cloth Overcoat, Chestcrttold style, for 85.05, �tG
7.10 ' 0.98, *
0.50 it „ 7.29.
MO 7.05,
15,00 " " 8,50,
att,�•
0.80.
0.00 ' 7 65,
10,00 " 8.50.
None of our Clothing sales punched on tick-
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ets. Sale ends Dec, 14111, 1907.
CASH FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
POPLESTONE CARDINER
Successors to McKINNON & CO.
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A. TAYLOR'S FOR
Groceries and Fancy Goods
FOR XMAS TRADE
All kinds of Prepared Foods for brain machinery
and stomach ease.
DIVE US A CALL. WE' KEEP THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST.
H. L. JACKSON A. TAYLOR - - BLYTH
JEWELER . . BRUSSELS(
Store
Open
Evenings •
Furniture will be veru popular for presents this year.
We have "anticipated your wants by laying in a large stock of
the niost.beaut,i`ul Furniture made in Canada. On account of
hard tithes' hmong the nlanufeeturers we bought these goods
at geeatly reduced prices and purpose giving our customers
the benefit of our good buying,
1ST
AS MEE
7 Parlor Suites, all well made and highly
polished, prices from 9(0 to 800,
27 Cumber,. combining Leanly and cern fat,
prices from 90 to 925.
8 Morris Chairs, made for men
9) to 98.
10 Fancy hocks+rs, covered in silk, leather,
plash and other goods, prices from Ot to
912.00 each.
We have many stt les of Desks, music Cabi-
nei8 Chilth- Cabinets anti Kitchen Cabi-
nOta,
Every one a bargain.
Dozens of Beautiful Pictures, ifitto s, Hall
Stands, Panay Tables, Ohildrun's Chairs,
. Sleighs, L'tc,
Goods
Promptly
Delivered
Musical
Instruments
If you event a good Piano or Organ this
is the place to buy it. We deal in higlegratle
instruments only.
Surprise your wife by giving her one of
our Drop Head, Ball Bearing, Silent Running
S e-forrixl.g
Maelaines
Special prices for 80 days.
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