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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-12-12, Page 4PAGR Foua--THE I3L.YTII STANDARD-•-DF.cEM En 12TH, t9o;, IJAS.McMURCHIE°IN tet tit gittutbarty. DOCTORS USINf1 PATENT MEDICINES J. L. KERR, PUBLISHER. BANKER. A GENERAI, BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, BGYTIM, oNT. NOTES DISCOUNTED, Safe Notes aepeoialty, Advanoes mede to farmers on their own notes, !\o additional security required, INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at Current Rales We offer every accommodation cot• einem with este and ooneervattve banking prtuolptea, UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS To loan on Real Estate at lowest rates of Interest. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Person wlehing to sell will do well to place their property on our list for sale. Bente collected. CONVEYANCING Of all kinds promptly attended to, INSURANCE, We represent the leading Fire and Life Maumee companies, and respect- fully aollolt your account. OFFICE HOURS: 10 a.m. to 8 P.M, Business (cards. A, B, MACDONALD, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eto. Sum moor to G. F. Blatt, (Aloe over Stan - dud Bank, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro- politan Bank, 1'lt0CUDF00T, HAYS & BLAIR. Hatriaters, So11oltorN, Notaries Public, Etc, Offices—Those formerly occupied by Messrs. Cameron and Bolt,flodetlah, W. Proudfoot, KC.; R. C. Bays, G. F. Blair. 0, E. LONG, L.D.S„ D.D.S. Dental Surgeon. Graduate of the Royal ollege of Dental Surgeons, An honor eaduate of 'ibronto University. Office ever Jennie Cntt'e store, Pretoria block, p. tlyth. At Auburn every Monday 11 a.m. ,to 5 p,n1. A \\',J. MILNE, AI,D.C.M. Phyeielatand Surgeon. M.D.C,M.,Up!. 'varsity of TrinityCollege; M.D., Queen's Uutveralty; Felow of Trinity Medical College, and member of the College of Physicians nod Surgeons of Ontario. Cor oner for the County of Huron. Office, one door north of Commercial hotel, Queen street, Blyth, F. lam. 1E3 BRUSSELS, ONT, Auctioneer for Huron County Terms reaeonable. Sales arranged for et the office of Tug STAN11Aa11, myth. Blyth Livery AND Sale Rabies SS 00 ibff) CS 6 1)r. J. N. Perdue, V.S. PROPRIETOR. P �iP ao 0 FirsL•olass Boma end Rlge for hire at reasonable rates. Best of accommodation to Commercial Traveltete and others requiring rhea. Veterinary office at livery stable. RING AND QUEEN STREETS, BLVD!, THE LEADING SCHOOL ¢e a ((j, - Y i trattord,��� • 13y giving a better course of training than that given by any other similariu• etltutten in Ontario, we have become one of the leading bueIneae trnlning eohoole In Canada. Our greduatee are In demand ' as office asnistante and beelines college teachers. Our courses being the beet, ourgraduatea aucceed. If interested In your Own welfare write now for our cats• loguo ; it is free. We have three depart• menta, Commercial, Shorthand and 'rah • graphic. Winter term opens Jan. tee, ELLIOTT & McLACNLAN, Principals, ,,�24,fre2»-GPI f/aZortntJ '��1✓ 1 upwards THURSDAY, DEC. 12. 1907 People We Know Mr, George Brown, of Brussels, was in town Inst 'I'hurduy. Mr. C. H, Bdeae made a business trip to Berlin and Guelph this week. Air, D. Taylor has returned from the west after a 8niourm of three months out there. Alive M. J: linker and Miss Lena Livingston are visiting the I'ornler's brother in Guelph. Mr, and Mrs, J. Leslie Kerr spent a few days in Brussels visiting relit - Lives and friends. Alr, 1t, R. Sloan is at Guelph this week attending the Experimental Union and Fut Stock Show. Conn, John Barr, of Hallett, is at Guelph Fat Stock Show exhibiting some of hie well-bred stock. Alias Nessie Kay, who spent over a week the guest of Mrs. J. L. Kerr, left lust Thursday for Stratford to visit her brother, Mr. George Haggitr, of Gagetown, Mich., was hero last week visiting at the home of kis brother, Mr. Freda Iinggitr, Alr, W. Walker, of Clinton, and Mr. Gourley, of Gourley, Winter Leeming, Toronto, were in towel lost Thursday, Mr, James Cutt, Jr., is still con• Tined to the house, but his tuany friends will wish for a speedy re— eoyery from now on. 91r. Geo, Springford and Air, John Potter, jr„ arrived las: week from Posse, Seek, They will visit friends here for some time before returning. Last Friday night Mr. Roy Sims had the misfortune while skating to .'all and sprain his left wrist and a8 a consequence is having an enforced holiday from the Bank, We are pleased to notice that Miss Lillian Maud Blitichfilyd, of Exeter, well known to many in this locality, w'11S married in Central Methodist Church, Detroit, on Wednesday; Nov. 20tH, by Rev. J. D. L. L&Be, 11, D„ to James Henry ,Bulitho,' n young lawyer of that City. The bride was attired in a suit of pa�'y blue ladles' clout with hat'Al inatuh. The young couple will I'rlltllll in Detroit for a abort time after *Mels they will reside In New Tot k. CIIL'11011 A(I'rEB, St. Andrew's S. 5. entrnlinnlent on Friday evening of this. week, e*e The Methodist S. S. Xmas tea will be held in the church next \\'edncs day evening. The S. 5, of 'Trinity Church will hold their entertainment and Xmas tree in Industry Hall on Friday, Dee, 20111 n: * a Rev. F. 0. Nichol, of Cargill, has been chosen to succeed Rev. Mr, Small Ne Pastor of Auburn and Sulith's hill. The call curves by for consideration at a special sleeting of the Presbytery of Huron to be Mehl probably in Guderieh on the 20111 i 1181, The anniversary services will be held on Sabbath. !fah inst., h1 Dutf's church. Walton, and will be conduct- ed by Rev. E. 11. Sewers, of Bruce - field. On the following evening u fowl supper will be served In the basement, at the 00rlel nsloll of whish a good program will be rendered. Addresses will be given by ltevs. Wishart, id Brussels ; Small, of Blyth ; Carswell, of Winthrop, and Curry, of Walton. Recitations will be rendered by Mrs, Greig, of Ses- fortll, and llev. Mr. Stall ; music by Miss Dickson, of Atwood ; a male quartette and others, East Wawana.h. i1rs. David Scott, sr., of the 6th line, is on the sick list. Her friends will wish for a speedy recovery. Nominations will be held on Dec, 30tH and the election, it' necessary, on January 60. On Nov. 28th Alex. and Mrs. Pat. terson, of this township, celebrated their silver anniversar'y. About forty of their old friends were in- vited during; the afternoon and even• ing when on enjoyable time was spent by till. '.'heir friends will juin in wishing that Mr. and Mrs. Patterson nifty be able to celebrate heir galder anniversary. The Honest Physician ie Anions to Cure and Uses the Best Available Remedies. The proposed legislation t1sxus h the Dominion Parliament for the reg- ulation of the manufacture mad sal• of patent or proprietary medicines is of the utmost importance, and it is receiving a great deal of attention, not only by the proprietary medicine manufacturers, but alae by the leading doctors and druggists. Every manu- facturer of reliabte and high class remedies weloowa the hill as a step in the right direction, The discuiasian bas brought out the fact that the best physicians in Canada and on the eon• tinent approve of and prescribe Psy- chine in cases of the most difficult character. la a recent instance of 'very oerioun throat and lung trouble the patient had been using Psychics. Two leading United States specialists were consulted, in sdditiou to two eminent Canadian physicians, Upoa learning what the patient was using, a sample of Psychine was taken and analysed, with the result that the physicians advised its continuance. They ptemribed no other medicine bat Payehlne, with the result that the pa- tient has fully recovered and is a splendid walking and talking adver- tl.entent for the wonderful curative power of a remedy that rill "stand Up" before the keenest professional critioism and analysis. Aa a hailder up of the system and restorer of all wasted conditions, Psycbins has ae equal, and the beet and most earnest physicians rsoogaise this fact. " At tis M. of 25 sal taws were as a Wale* W e. 1 bad la Opp* tt a yore Ware ; 11 welkel ea my tuna, and 1 Yaps doeltly gruarlaw woos WI 1 sot down me low r wee la Dad for six week. 1 bad a coueultanan of doctow, sad they win they *told do autblw.ocs for ora. 'rhea Istarted to aha Payables. 1 rook the madk,lue for taws char a year. It eerlaiary Mrd voodoo to me. 1 w nay NI eras u 1 was been Sof Meknes." YUB. n. !tors, Morpeu, oat. Psycbiae, pronounced 6i•k..a, litho greatest of tonics, building up the eye. tem, increasing the app.tite, purify- ing urifying the blood, aids digestion, and arts directly upon the, throat and henl@t, giving tone and rigor to the entire system. At all druggists, 69e. and 91 es Dr. T. A. gloom, United, 3791 Ling Street West. Temente Notice to Creditors. Is THE MATTER 01e '1'110 EITATE ON JOHN W A1iItliN BELL, LATE UN THE \' I Id,AUE or 14i.nTH 1st ills COUNTY OF HURON, IlAliNEea MAKER, UEcEAsoD, Notion le hereby given pursuant to the revised Statute* ut Ontario 1897, that all oredltota and others having claims against 1 he estate of the maid John' Nat. ('en Bell, who died on or about the first day of November, A. D. 1007, are r.qulred ou nr betul'e IIIc drat day 01 January, A. 0. 19118, to eeod b5 prat prepaid or deliver to Alexander 1, dei' and Pl'altel) Mater!) of the isld v,dn0,1 „f Myth,the Adualule. tretot'e of the geld esta,e teir Cartel Ian and mummies, a(1dresorn and descriptions, the full paruoulara of their utak'', 'a statement of their account and the net ure of the a.eerttles, if any, held by then!, And further tako not lob that atter etoh last mentioned date the said ex eaten will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceeeed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the elelm1 of which they shed then have nouns, and that the said administrators will not be liable for the bald assets, or auy part thereof, to any person or persons of whose Whims notice shalI not have !leen received by theta at the time of suuh dlota'lbutton, All persona Indebted to theib)ve estate will be required to pay the same to the said administrator of or before the tlrat of Jenuery, 10(18, Dated at (indene", (Le 214 (ley of No. reamer, 1007. Dickinson & Darrow, Solicitors tot the said Administrators. ROBERT H. OARNISS U1.UEVALE -- -- ONTARIO Auctioneer for Huron Co. Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for at THE STANDARD otfloe, l.11yth. Business Knowledge and Everlasting Push are the two essentials to success. Attend aUiott Business Coltogs Toronto, Ont. and prepare for (iret•claee bustnese poet• tloneetch as are op,n to our etudente. Hundreds of our etudente aro going two good poeltione everyear. Let us train you for one. Ne *Indo It right. Wit, ter term opens Jan. Oth. Write cur eats. lopnx end nee wherein we excel ordinary bnshte',a eonegee. I, metier' of College— eAuer 1'ongo and Alexander Street,. W_JVElliott, Prinelpal. Take Rival Herb Tablets for Stomach L'ror, Kidneys and for cleaning the Blood. 21X1 dere treatment $I, 30 days' treatment 25c. For sale at Dr. Mll'ne's Drug Store Wholesale from the RIVAL HERB AGENCY Kit— etrdlne, Ont. Liberal Clubbing Offer. The Canadian Pictorial and the Blvlh Standard ons year each, worth 912.00, (in' only tLGO 'I'bfe is a genuine bar- gain. Don't Iniau it. Cull And 800 sentries at his office and leave your 9uliscriptiau, Girth Getman. Special meeting of Blyth Council was held 00 Nov. 26th. The Reeve in the chair and Courts, Johnston, Rill, Chellew and (Jerry were prat. eat. By-law No, 13, 1907, with eche. dale attached together with eJpy tit debentures to be issued, ivere laid before the Council, and on Motion of J. 11, Chellew, seconded by N. B. Gerry, wus accepted,—Canted. It was moved by W. Johnston, seconded by L. 11111, that accounts uo follows for mem walks be paid, A, Elder, drawing up by-law.... 15 00 A, Elder, fees for work on acme 15 (10 Bank of Hamilton, int, $300 note 1 10 " es04.00 " 85 Tile STANDARD, ad, debt, sale., . 1 92 Carried, $28 87 Moved by L. 1iil1, seconded by N. 13. Gerry, that Ilylaw No. 13 of 1907 ns now read three tunes be !passed,—Carried. Moved by L. Hill, seconded by J. 11. Chellew, that tide Council meet on Monday 000141ng, the 9th of De. comber, instead of the regular Meet. ing night,—Carried. Moved by J. 11, Chellew, seconded by L. Hili, that we do now adjourn. —Carried. Special meeting was also held `en Nov, 30tH. Present—the Relive and Comte. Johnston, Chellew and 11111. It tits moved by L. Hill, seconded by W, Johnston, that the offer of Robert .Milne to purchase cement sidewalk debentures of 1607 at par be accepted ;.that the Reeve and Treasurer sign the five debentures as 11050 presented to this Council, and that the corporate seal ho at- tached,—Curried. Moved by L. Hill, seconded by J. 11. Chellew, that we do now adjourn. —Carried. The regular meeting of Blyth Council wus held on Dec. 9111. The Reeve, Dr. W. J. Milne, in the chair, and CounN, Chellew; Gerry, John• AVM and Hill present, 'The initiates of last regular meet. Ing 'and special meetings of Nay. 26th and 30th were read and on motion of L, Hill, seconded by N. 13, (ferry, were accepted. Milord by N. B. Gerry, seconded by W.;JUhnet(li(, that the following uccottnts be paid :— D. Coughlin, port, inspection vil- lage ;melee ilelage;Neelee $ 7 05 E. 14vlugetou, electric lights,,,, 4o 20 R, Sellars, Isattiiha tile 18 N. 13. (Sony, hee'ount 9 07 R. Slitter. repah'4ug coal cart.,., d0 .bile' Weymouth, account bu tank and scales banditti; 187 117 Fraset',dt Logon, 1118 account.,,, 1 70 1Iunicipel World, Assesset's, Collector's and Clerk's sup- plies 6 1,2 'rheST.*NDARU, printing deben- tures 4 Nil Bell Telephone Co„ 8000)141 1 23 John'Brudnock, 0000uut.,., ,,,19 117 Joe. E. 'l'anlan; gravel,,,, 8 to Sinls, aucouirt.,,. 1 10 S. \Vestleke, ,salary 40 00 Cleo, Whitt, draw lttg engine,.,75 Curried. $829 03 Moved by L. 11111, seconded by J. El. Cliellew, that the n0m1nn110115 for Reeve and Councillors and three Nubile School 'Trustees be held in Industry Hall, Blyth, on Monday, Dec, 30111, ut 12 o'clock 00011, and in the event of a poll being Docessary 1118t the election take place in the said hall 011 Monday. Jallnitry 61h, 1908, and that A. Elder be return. Mg officer ; also that a bylaw he prepared confirming the saute,— Curried, It was moved by J. 11. ()believe, seconded by W. Johnston, that By. law No, 14, 1907, as now read ttu'ee times be passed.—Carrled. Moved by L. Hill, seconded by J. 13. Chellew, that a grant of ten dol. lure be given to Blyth Public Li• brit ry',—Currled. Moved by L. 11111, seconded by W. Johnston, that Lot 2, Block 0, McCaughey's Sy., bo assessed to David Carter for $40 ; that Lot 30, Block G., McCeughey'e Sy„ be as• ses8ed to Isaac Brown for $40, and lots 32, 33 and 34, Block G Me- Caughey's Sy., be placed o ...no col- lector's roil as non residents.- Cut'. ,'led. I:. Livingston appeared before the Council stating be would make re- pairs to his factory nud asking for a remission of taxes of $100. Moved by W. Johnston, seconded by J. 11. Chellew, that the over. charge of *3.76 business tax paid by A. McNally be refunded,—Carried, Moved by L. Hill, seconded by N. B. Gerry, that we adjourn to meet on Dee, 16th at eight o'clock p. ui. —Carried, of COME & SEE Men's Overcoatf, $4 to $10. Boys' Suits, $1.50 to $4. Penman's Underwear ----the best. Full stook of Winter Goods. q�3LYTH '�/' e •ve`t's•I,om,e e e O)'0'. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INVITED INTEREST PAI D QUARTERLY BTYTH BRANCH T. W. SCOTT - AGENT Keep ,it in The House Boer, us sun cohly develop 11he .l1d•ate. At night e,ere ,nor be + 4u: sae -a slight' UcklIng iu the throat. l�sxt normae;-. ,,ad ;old. At the stet slgna,tate Bole's Preparation of Friar's Cough Balsam L breaks lip colds -Atop* the moth -heals the thrnar, end lunge her., tali* to cure chronic bronchitis. 1,arge!t aid bent 1) cent co-,gh re,nedv h, ,he ao: Id tiled in Oviedo ter over tee seta Pceuared rceonnueudnt s„d cuarunerd oy ea NATIONAL BMOC a CHEMICAL CO., UAercD LONDON, Dar IF your flour doesn't act right whom do you blame? The grocer? He didn't make it. The tra- velling salesman told hint it was good and somebody else told the salesman. When you buy Royal Household Flour 107 your protection comesfrom us. We make it, know its goodness and guarantee it to both you and the grocer. It is always sold under our name and trademark, so you cannot go wrong. Ask your grocer for Royal Household Flour. It's the key to better living. Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd. NoyrRaAL.