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on Dec. 10th and 17th, for
which we will pay 6 cents
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Highest prices paid for Farm Produce.
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NEWS AROUND TOWN
908 is Leap year.
Mnvlo1PAt nominations Dee. 30111,
Election, January 6th, 1908,
A largo quantity of turkeys and
geese were shipped from Wingham
recently by Geo, Powell, of town, to
British :Columbia,.
Maturer REPORT. -Wheat 90-92 ;
Bawler 55-55 ;i Oats 40-40 ; Peas
h0.80:;' Bran 224-23 ; Shorts 24-24 ;
Batteli'20-21 ; Eggs 20-21 ; Flour
113.00; .$3,25,
grit, horse fair on Friday last
drew;tvgood tua;<tpp' to town that day.
ppme, oP the horydbuen would like to
have,;lie date changed, but as yet,
Clothing hu beeudone.
WEAN travelling by the C. P. R.
purchase your tiiaket at town ticket
office ,' Allinformation as to rates,
timetable and' connections cheer-
fully furnished by J. blellurehie, C,
P. R, Rail, and steamship agent.
L.va'i. week I. Brown closed the
evaporator, II6 has already ship.
ped 1000 hoxea, The Wing'hant
evaporator closed down in November
after doing thelargest business In
;
that locality for' years. It is owned
by Brown 41t Wilford.
Haut you a distant friend, a son,
daughter, or sweetheart to whom
you :;wish to send a reminder of
your attachment and fidelity daring
the `approaching holiday season ?
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TIon 5`';vDAt#D'fills the bill to a dot
as it k'ee'pstii'e distant one in touch
with the doings shout old associations
every week -to any address In
Canada, till Am 161, 1909, for $1.
MUNICIPAL MAT'rER8.-The Muni•
elpal politics are quiet this year. -
As the old custom of the Reeve hav-
ing the second year by ncealamation
it should be carried out this year as
the Reeve, Dr. W. J. Milne, has
shown good judgment in his trans•
actions, -The Council, J. 11, Chellew
W, Johnston, L. Hill and N, B,
Gerry, ns far as we can learn are
willing to remain if the electors see
fit to return them, -The three public
school Trustees whose term expires
are Wm, Campbell, John Mains and
A. Wettlanfer, They will he eligible
for re-election and should he return-
ed unopposed. -The nomination ns
on the 300 -of this month and elect-
ion on January 6th,
AN IIP -To DATE SCHOOL. - The
Central Business College of Stratford
which is the leading business train-
ing school of Western Ontario, has
again advanced a step towards per-
fection, It has now the GrAnd
Trunk wises running through the
class rooms. This gives the tele•
graphy students actual railway wire
practice, they have the privilege of
reading the messages passing over
Grand Trunk wires. Those wishing
to learn telegraphy or obtain a com-
mercial or shorthand training should
not overlook thio np.to•date school.
The winter term opens on Jan. 6,
and those who are interested should
write for their free catalogue,
It's
Surprising
How Christmas steals upon n
pees u. There'll be Boast Tut,
Rey, Plum Pudding and Cake
and Santa Claus almost before
we know it, And there'll be
Mince:_Pies and Christmas Cake
plenty too. Now we mm supply
you with your heeds for your
Xmas Baking
Raisins, Currants, Dates, Figs,
Peels and Nuts, all new fruit,
Also Freta MinceMoat-package
or hulk, sod` we Rave a full line
of Candies, Nuts had Fruits..
We keep a full- line of Fahey
China suitable for Christmas
Presents.
OASII Fon ALL
KINDS OF I'OODUCtt
JAMES CUTT
SLYTH
FOR SALE. --A large breed Berkshire
Hog, two years old, guaranteed perfect-
ly sura or purobase price refunded,
pedigree furnished. Apply to E. Hag.
gat, Blyth,
FOWL
ANTED
We are paying the highest prices for
Turkeys, rfieese, Ducks, Chicks, Butter
and Eggs.
Grain ekeoks paid after bank hours.
McMILLR;M & CO.
°Insley Street • Myth
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.
FRANK METCALF
Jewelry and Stationery.
5% is added to all unpaid taxes
after Dec. 19th,
THE meek shall ieherit the earth
-but not this earth. This is for the
rich.
LEAvE your order now for your
Fall printing. We will do our best
to please you.
CAR of hall wheat bran expected
next Tuesday, Will sell at $22,50
per ton off car. 0, 11. Reese.
Ow00 to us being erowded with
advertisements we must leave over
ninny interesting items till next
week.
SAY, Reader, if'you lose anything
you have a, chance of getting it back
If you place a little tit in'I'nr: STAN-
DARD. •
INVITATIONS are out for 0 dance
in Industry litdl on Wednesday
evening of next weak give by the
young men of town,
Tits week T. J. huckstep placed
a new harbor pole in front of his
shop to replace the one that was
stolen some months ago,
OUR merchants and business men
should form a Board of 'trade to de-
vise ineuts of increasing the busi•
nese of the village,
SATURDAY is the last day fur your
taxes. Besure and call on the
Editor and renew for your paper so
ho may also be able to ulcer his
taxes.
ON Wednesday evening of this
week a dance was given in Industry
Hall by some of the gentlemen in
town. The Allen Bros.' orchestra
supplied the music,
is the minutes of the Co. Council
we notice the following item :-The
motion granting 650 for a lock-up
in Myth, omitted from June minutes
was ordered to be inserted in Dee.
ember minutes.
Tin: annual meeting for the elect-
ion et' officers for Blyth Lodgs, L. 0,
L., No. 963, will he held on Monday
evening Dee. 16th, at their hall. A
Hill attendance is requested to help
wind up the business o1' the year.
MANY a mother spoils a good SOD
by waiting -on hint and pampering
hint all the years of his boyhood.
Consequently when he marries there
is either an unquiet house or a good
womnn becomes a slave.
"lits heroic journeys through the
anew, drawn by dogs, are described
inn way which will secure the at -
tendon of all. Robinson Crusoe hun-
self can scarcely heat Egerton
Young, and titer, the story is true,"
(Rev. C. Il, Spurgeon.) -Methodist
church, Dee. 12th.
Outt merchants, one and all, are
stocking up for the Christmas trade,
Shopper, do not leave the town to
purchase your Christmas gifts, but
secure then .at homo where satis-
faction and courteous treatment are.
guaranteed.
"REV. EGERTON R. YOUNG is the
most fascinating missionary lecturer
to whom we have ever listened, is
the unanimous testimony of the
Presbyterian pastors of Detroit.
During the past few days ho has
spoken fifteen times to our churches,
and everywhere among us he has
been listened to with great delight."
(George W. Barlow, Pastor Calvary
Presbyterian church.) - Methodist
church, Dec. 121h,
Num get the idea that your
business is decreasing. But if you
must think so do not let other people
know it. Keep a stiff upper lip.
There is ncthing like a successful
business to draw business. Ad verthe
and tnnice the people come your
way. Go ,wound looking as though
you were attending a funeral and
people will shun both you and your
business house,
THE stationery printed at this
office is giving the best satisfaction.
Last week we printed 11100 state.
pietas for one man and by their aid
collected a small fortune. Two
months ago a man bought of us some
note paper and envelopes to use
when writing to his sweetheart and
now he is married, Another young
maw forged a name on a cheque
printed at this office and he is in the
penitentiary. Another young man
stole some of our paper to make
cigaretts with -he is dead. A young
lady bought some of our taper to
curl her hair on and now she has a
beau, -We have only a•few pack-
ages or this kind In stock, By using
our stationery a person can collect
old accounts, tell fortunes make rain,
change the color of the hair, have
teeth extracted without pain, find
out the name of your future husband
or wife, be successful In business,
triumph over enemies and get elect
ed to ollice.
For quality and quantity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of "Bobs"
"Stag" end "Currency" chowing
tobaccoes,
Londoshoro.
The Infant child of 01100. Craw.
ford passed away on Friday last, it
being' a little sufferer for the past
five months, The funeral tool: place
on Saturday.
Rev, Mr. Currie preached anni-
versary services in Varna 0u Sun-
day last,
Rev. 31r, Leckie gave an excellent
sermon on Local Option on Sunday
afternoon.
31r, hell, ni' Montana, is visiting
friends and renewing old acquaint•
tutees here at present.
Don't forget the Christmas tree
and entertainment on Xmas night
in the Methodist church. A good
program is being' prepared along
with a cantata by the children and
others.
Thomas Sampson has bought the
house lately occupied by 31r. Robin-
son turd family. Ale Sampson anti
fancily toe this weak moving into it,
13'ASV 'Tn i ta.nrS "Ourreney,' "licks'
and 'Stat;" chewing tobaccoes, im big
plugs. Quality always the same.
The Cradle.
l'IILLS,-In Ettst \Yawnucslt, on Dec,
6th, to Sir, and Ahs. John Fells,
a soh.
ERASER. -ID Blyth, on Dee. 6th to
Mr. and Sirs. (;has. Fraser, a
son,
The Tome.
Scomp,-ln East Wewauosh, on Dee.
9th, Robert Scott, aged 68
years.
PoRTtdirlha.D.-Ln East Wnwanosh,
on Doc. 5th, Peter Porterfield,
aged 73 years and 4 months.
"]IAY% you ever beard Dr. Eger-
ton R. Young speak on 11110010)18
among the Indians? If not, a
greater trent than yon can well
imagine awaits you. Ile is the ,John
B. Gough among missionary speak-
er's. lie holds the fixed attention Of
the largest audiences to the close of
every address." (Bishop 3100abo,)--
Methodist clutch, Dec. 12th,
FOR_�,tl�
DIAMONDS
Call • I
and
See
Us
We carry a complete line of
Flee Ma Jewelerg
"nd the Watches
hest in
Our prices are lower than others
and assortment equal to city stores.
Special inducement is given out-
siders, 11'e want your ;rale and
can assure yott best of satisfaction.
H. L. JACKSON
JEWELER - . BRUSSELS
1: Ready
for Xmas
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The Big Store is now ready with
a big assortment of the goods you
like. Do your shopping early and
secure good service and big selec-
tions :
Ladies' C• ollars, 25c, 35c, 40c, 50C, i5c and t oo.
Ladies' Belts, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, Imo and 1,25
Ladies' H• andkerchiefs, 2c, 3c, 4c, 5c, 8c, toe, 1210,
15C, 20C and 25C
Silk handkerchiefs, 25c, 35c, 4oc and 5oc
Ladies' Kid Gloves 1.25, lined and unlined, dressed
and undressed
Men's Gloves, 50c, i5c, 85c, 9oc, Loo, 1,25, 1,35
Men's Ties, 55c and 5oc
Men's Braces, 200, 25c and 5oc
Men's Shoes, 1.25 to 4.00
Men's Collars, 7c to 20c
Men's Handkerchiefs, 25C to 5oc
Men's Sox, 250 to 5oc
Men's Fancy Neck Handkerchiefs, 500 to 1,25
Men's Felt Shoes, 1.25 to 2.5o
Men's Caps, 25c to 6.00
Ladies' F• elt Shoes, Loo to 2,00
Ladies' Fancy Combs, toe to 5oc
Ice Wool Scarfs, 9oc to 1.50
ice \fool Squares, 1.0o to i5
Knitted Wool Shawls, 1.00
Fancy Bow Ties, 15c to 250
Applique Toilet Sets and Doylies
Applique Pillow Shams and Runners
If you want Goods for Xmas
come to us.
CASH Folt BVI"I'Ett AND En(3s,
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POPLESTONE & CARDINER
Successors to McKINNON & CO.
A. TAYLOR'S FOR
Groceries and Fancy Goods
FOR XMAS TRADE
All lands of Prepared Foods for brain machinery
and stomach ease,
1;11'0 0,5 A CALL. 11'0 KEEP T110 0053' AN1)'PIIE CHEAPEST,
A. TAYLOR - BLYTH
Store Goods
Open ERISTMAS FURNITURE
Promptly
Evenings Delivered
Furniture will be very popular for presents this year.
We have anticipated your wants by laying in a large stock of
the most beautiful Furniture made in Canada. On account of
hard dines un -ng the manufacturers we bought these goods
at geeatly reduced prices and purpose giving our customers
the benefit of our good buying,
7 Parlor' Spite, all %veli made and highly
pulished, prices from 115 to 960.
2i Couches, combining benuiy and comfort
prices from 91 to 125.
i Morris Chairs, made for men, piee0 [rota
15 to 18.
t9 Pane' honkers, covered in silk, leather,
plush 1(11,1 other goods, prices from 11 to
.512.50 each.
We have many stiles of Desks, Music Cabi-
nets China Cabinets and Kitchen Cabi-
nets.
Every one a bargain.
Dozens of Beauti101 Pictures, Mirrors. Hall
Stands, Riney 'Tables, Children's Chairs,
Sleighs, Elie. '
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ri Hal
ti ; [. C [ELLEVIZ
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Musical
instruments
If 3100 00ant a good Piano or Organ tai
is the place to buyit. We deal in higlegrad
1)1810uments only.
Nnrprise 3'nor wife hy' firing her one of
our Drop Hend, Ball Bening, Silent ltnening
(Sewing
Machine's
Special prices for JO days.