HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-12-18, Page 1VOL. XXI.
BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1907.
No. 18.1
.,._GREAT REDUCTIONS
FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
LINOLEUMS, ETC.
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The big Put niture Dealers or Clinton offer special reductions to the people of Dlyth and vicinity, Your crocuses paid both
ways And the goodsdelleered to your deur without txtra charge as we eav a our own rips for the purpose, Wo guarantee you
A saving of 20 per cent, which means (420 on the (41(10 purchase,
Mattresses, $3.00. Springs, $2.00. Cobbler Rockers, $2.00. Couches, $3,90.
Carpets, 32o per yard. Rugs, all sizes, from $8.50 to $40.00.
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We have theboet equipment in Western Ontario, the beet rubber hearse outside of Toronto. No charge for the hearse and a
seeing of tt2Q on the palm. Our 'phone number Is 28. Night or day any call will reel) v,i immediate attention.
1:"1.14.NTC]0'„ ► A.11TD 0►7E$Cir/slifiT
We handle the bent. General repreeentettves for the Gourley, Winter to Learning, Your credit Is good. any tends you want.
Be sure and !tont us up when you want onything In our flue. We will make it toy you.
WALKER & ROSS, CLINTON
The Big Furniture Dealers and Undertakers,
YOUR MONEY BACK W YOU ARL NOT SATISFIED,
'Phone 28
Now for Xmas;
Santa Claus for Young and
Oid, Santa Claus for Alf.
For the next two weeks this store will
bristle with Ices' Goods --the ftlneet as.
$erpmentment in town.
A dainty line rt --
PERFUMES
it Out glean containers. The very latest
edges in Bulk Perfumes, Speofale, Yu -
nom, Ideal. Steern'e, Seely, Pinod, giver,
Roger and Qe11et.
JAPANESE GOODS
in Ebony, Rosewood, Whitewood and
Red Cedar, Leather Cele Perfumes, Glove,
Watch, Jewel and f3andkerchict Cases,
Perces, Chatelaines, Hand Dap, Bab
Booke,. Wallets `til Wetrus, Turtle, Seal,
Calf and Burnt Leathers.
Gar Optten( department is complete—
Gold, Silver, Rimfeae Mounts,
Our line of Root Ebony Mirrors and
Bracken is the beet manutaotured.
WHITE CITY DRUG STORE
Dr. W. (J MILNE
For the Grippe try our Bust•up•a•Cold
Tsblete.
REArrtite ads, in THE STANDARD
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ive
Practical
Gifts
10 Cents
gets The Standard
balance of year
MONTHLY FAIRS
AT B LYT H
Friday, January 3rd, - 1908
Friday, February 7th, 1908
Friday, March 6th, - 1908
Friday, April 3rd, - 1908
AIL the leading horee and Battle buyers
are •pectallyp invited to attend. Let
everybody mune. Welcome to all.
A. W. SLOAN, President.
WM. JACKSON VIoe President.
J. LESLIE KERR, Secretary.
It 18 diMoult at utas time to know just what to got
for the men and boys, but sonietbing useful is always
appreciated, Our store is full of ode' as well as
beautiful things suitable for gifts,
Look over this list. It is sura co suggest Something
you want.
Neckties
Neck Scarfs
atom
Cuff Buttons
Mufflers
Handkerchiefs
Suits
Hats
Fancy Shirts
Fancy Vests
Umbrellas
Underwear
Mitts
Overcoats
Sweaters
Fur Collars
Belts
Hose
Caps
Suspenders
Pants
Bargains for everyone at the Popular
Clothing House.
S. H.
GIDLEY
3E3 L 'r II
By=Law No. 6
A. D. 1907
By -Law to repeal By -Law
No. 8, A. D, 1904, entitled
a By -Law to prohibit the
sale of Liquor in the Town-
ship of HuUett,
Soafocth.
Postmaster i)irkson has had the in-
terior of she postoIIice newly papered,
which brightens it up considerably,
All 1 1 members of the present staff
of teacher's in the public school have
been re•engaged (or next year,
A number of our poultry fanciers have
birds of exhibition at the (luelpb show
last, weelr,
The hamar tanner the auspices of the
Ladies' Guild of St. 'Phonies' church,
held ill the town !loll ares a')lost, decid-
ed success. The proceeds amounted to
5260.
Wingham,
Plat 8111111111 Scotch concert, hold hast
Friday evening was a decided ,recross.
L. Kennedy has moved his restau-
rant to the Wilson Block, and lits an
elegant shop.
Elliott Fleming lett for Brantford to
tait0 a position as operator in the (i.
IL, Freight sheds under L, 1toiold,
late of Wingliam,
.1. 1:, Swero has 901c1 111.8 floe re-vh•
deuce on Diagonal street to William
MacPherson, who spent some years itt
rho Yukon gold fields, it. will stake a
convenient and comfortable (tome,
The schedule of hockey games 1u••
ranged by the Northern 1.oagl(e which
will be played in W ing'hanl will be as
follows ; Jam, 3, Palnlelydmt ; 14, Luck -
now ; 'L1, Battista') ; Feb, ;, Mount
Forest ; 90, Listowel; y
•
Walton,
)Miss 1lamio Bennett left Wednesday
tot Toronto where she will visit friends
for the next. week or 00,
Jas. Simpson and Peter and Jos,
Gardiner were among those who at-
tended the Fat Stock dhow at (Guelph,
The Union S. S, Convection held here
last week was ,t decided success. At
the evening session excellent papers
were given old the addresses delivered
by Ices. Mr, Powell and A. 11. MoRay,
of Brussels, were also good.
Anniversary services were held Last
Sabbath in Duff's ch (troll conducted by
Rev, E. H. Sewers, of I3rncefield, On
Monday evening a )'owl Supper was
served in the basement, at the 100 -
elusion of which a good program was
rendered. Addresses beingdelivered
by Revd's Messrs, li'fhhnrt, of Brus-
sels ; Small, of Myth ; Carswell, of
Winthrop ; and (Jurrie, of Walton ;
recitations by Mrs. Greig, of Seaford),
and Roe. 11 Small. lel nsic by Miss
Dickson, of Atwood, a reale quartette
and others,
WHEREAS a petition signed by at least
twenty-five, per cent of the qualified elec-
tors of the Township of Mallett, entitled
to vote upon the Ry -Law under Ube Muni-
cipal Act, hoe been presented to the
Conned of the said Township expressing
their desire that such 13yLaw should be
repealed
AND WHEREAS it le desirable that the
Munletpal Counoll of the Township of
]Iullett should comply with the request
of the said petttlon.
'1' RF,RI'.1r0RE be it enacted by the
Municipal Council of the said Township
et Hallett, and it is hereby enacted by
the authority of the same.
(1) That By -Law No. S, 1004, which
wee passed by the Municipal Council of
the said Township of Hallett, on or about
tate 0111 day of February, 1405, 1n pur-
suanceof Section 141 Of the Laver, Li.
cense Aot, entitled 13y -Law to prohibit
the Salo of liquor In the Tosneblp of
Hullett le and wall be repealed.
(2) That the vote of the Electors of the
said Township of Mullett will be taken on
the 13y -Lew on Monday, January 0(b,
1008, commencing at i) o clock in the morn-
ing and continuing Sill b o'clock 01 the
afternoon, at the following under/nen-
timed plaoee, t;x.:—
Eleotoral Division No, 1, 'Temperance
hail, Wilburn.
Electoral Division No. 2, School House
No. 0.
Electoral Division No. 0, School House
No. 2.
laeetoral Divisloa No. 4, Foresters'
llafi, Londesboro.
Electoral Dirislon No, 5, School Mona°
No, 12, Summerhill,
Eleotoral Divialon No. n, Township
Hell, Londeeboro,
Electoral Division No. 7, School Ilouse
No. 1).
13 That on the 31st day of December,
1 , at the Township Clerk's oilloe In the
gnat Township of Hallett et the hour of 3
o cloak hu the afternoon the Reeve shalt
appoint In writing signed by himself two
persons to attend at the Boal summing
up of the votes by the Clerk and ono per-
son to attend at each potting platoon be-
half of the persons Interested in aud de-
alroua of promoting the passing of this
By.Law, and a like number on behalf of
the perfume interested to and deoiroue of
opposing the passing of thie 3iy•Law.
(1) That the Clerk of the mild Menial -
pat Counoll of the Township of 1luflett
shell attend at hie ounce at the hour of t0
o'clock in the forenoon on the 9th day of
January, A. D. 1001, to sum u5 the num-
ber at votes given for and against this
By -Law.
(5) This Ily-Law eha11 901110 tato opera-
tion and be of full lb, ea and effect QS and
after the first day of May next after the
Mud passing thereof,
Counoll Chamber Haat,
10th November, 1009.
NOTIC 11,
Take notice that the above Is a true
Copy of a proposed Ry Law which has
beau taken Into ocnsidereli0n by the
Municipal Council of the Township of
10111911 and which will be llnally passed
by the Feld Council In tho event of the
aenent of the eledtons being obtained
thereto after one month from the Ilrst
publication thereof In the Blyth Standard,
the date of which publication was Thurs-
day, the twelfth dey of December, 1009,
and at the hour, day and places therein
fixed for taking the votes of the electors
the polls will be held.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Clerk.
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Only tQ More Shopping
Days Till Christmas
?,nil ave aro going to make thein 12 days of wonderful buying" opportunitietfor
you all, Remember and use to your Own personal advantage the fact that all
Furs, ,Men's Overcoats and Wornon's Coats have been reduced in price, Don't,
mis8 (his opportunity to fix yourself mut comfortably for the winter, or probebly
you know someone who would appreciate one of these as a Christmas Gift.
Christmas
For Housewife
Chenille Curtains
Chenille Tall, U,vors
Tapestry Curtains
'tapestry Oovers
Ruga
Carpet Squares
Bien kete
Lace Curtains
Comforters
Fanny Linens
Pablo Clothe
Table Napkins
Carpets
For a Girl
Iinndkerchtots
(cloves
11(140104
Dress Goods
Grey !mall
1Ruf1'a
(lauutlets
Caps
Hosiery
Combs
Coate
Fancy Coeds
Presents for All
For Ladies
For a Baby
Bar Skin Coate
}loads
118(39re
:althorn(
}-looties
Dresses
Cepa
Shoos
Rubbers
Stockings
For a Bay
Suit,.
C1 rwants
Nsektlee
Multisra
Ntrk Scarce
Shirts
Shoes
ltubhers
(laps
Gloves
Mitts
For Men
Neckties
,Peck Scarfs
Mainers
Gloves
Umbrellas
(kippers
Fur Collars
Fur Coate
Par Cape
Nitta
fancy Suspenders
num Swim
Handkerchiefs
Cardigan Jackets
Sweaters
Shoes
Overshoes
Rubbers
Cutts
overcoats
underwear
Cott Buttons
Shirts
Sleeve Holders
Men's Companions
Shoes
Fur Neok Runk
Fur Muffs
Fur Coats
Fanny Collars
Fancy Belts
Haudkerch(ets
Fanny Combs
Calendars
Pin Cushions
Chatelaine flags
Blouses
Gat fine
Golf Jackets
Feather Run's
Wool Scarfs
Kid Cloves
Lined Gloves
$1d Mitts
Stylish Cloth Coats
Slit Dress Lengths
Silk Waist Lengths
Silk Umbrellas
Fanny Wool I11oue-
Inge
Dread Lengths
Sl 1ppero
Houde Shoes
hosiery
G. M. CHAMBERS & CO
be dissolved in the near future, 11r. An advcrtiaement fn '1'(l0 STAN1it O
Todd will continue to run the paper, pays,
Brussels.
Miss Lily Sharpe, nurse, is waiting;
on 91'180 11.11b,y Clegg, near 800shin5,
who is ill with typhoid fever,
Robert 7'homson has shipped?6,0110
pounds of choice dressed Spring cluck -
elle this winter from Brussels, '
Last weak John Galbraith purchased
tato livery business and barn of George
Robb and is 1)0w in possession,
Leet week John Currie sr„ was
thrown to the ground tvhile lending 0
cattle beast and lied his right 060111(100
dislocated
The dog poisoner has been busy and 1
not a few caniu0s are dead, Arneug
the number is the well bred greyhound
the property of A. Strachan.
After an 111/001100 from town for the
past two vents at Gnelph John Colter
08.1110 bmc1t to Brussels 031 purchased
the carriage business and shop of Robt.
11'ra11ois, near the 'Powe, Nall, Flora
street, and is now in possn8-inn. Mrs.
Cober, Norman and Miss Elsie are
expected to move to town tad will be
heartily welcomed hack,
Alfred J. Lowry, R. 1{enderson and
G. T, R. agent IQeil were at Stratford
test week as witnesses in a suit in
which a sale of a oar of cement, said to
be sold to 5, man malted Iiawltins by
the Atwood Co., was 1)0itl7 heard. Tho
defendant acknowledged that Bawitins
was a fictitious individual and was ler
off on suspended sentence by paying 511
costs.
The goertorly 50ss1ons, which Should
have been held hast week, have bee0 de-
ferred until January 14th. The High
Court 5008117(5 avid open on January
2001.
The appointment of 11', A. 1loI%iln to
the town (doll:ship will mean his re-
tirement from the drygoods 140ine5in
which he has been engaged for nine
years in Goderich.
The following mariners are home for
the winter 1—Copts. 51eKn.y and Me-
Bownld, of the "`Faro Macs' ; Capt. E.
Robinson, Ed. Craig, J, Roberts, 1).
Graham, Rod. :McDonald and Malcolm
McDeonld.
At the regular meeting of Huron
Lodge Na. 02, 1, 0, 0, IP., the following
brethren w000 duly elected for the com-
ing term ;-0, 0. Bre, iT. U. ILeed ; N,
G., 0. C. Whitley, .1. 1'. G. ; Bro. C,
Exeter.
Fred White has gone to London
whore he has accepted a situation as
uouductor on the plectrio (inc running
from tint city to St, 'Thomas,
Miss Nesmith, who has Neon visithlg
the Misses Johns, returned to fuer home
in Woodstock. Hiss Amy Johns tic•
co+npanied her as Gtr as Loudon,
The friends of Alfred Coffin now of
?e7rolen will be sorry to hoer of his
anginas
11111080 :which necessitates his
going to a sanitarium,
i0.8, Lang w115 in town last 'amok
looking eller his apple imeiecss. 11e
was accompanied by (1, ;d. Sherr, of
Glasgow, representative of C. A 11,
Allen, oft at city.
The following Exeter pupils trim are
taking 71)0 examinations at 111e (lode -
rich 5lodei, live obtained sehunls:—
-
Missess Winnie and :Martha Carling,
Dashwood ;• ,Miss Daisy Hodgson, Brig -
den ; Miss Margaret Coward, Strang-
field ; Miss Ida Atmstrong, Sodom ;
Miss Mary Murray. Grimsby Centre ;
Wm, L. Treibner, Stephen•
Codorioh.
Dr, Macklin wis11e0 to anw ettwe drat
he 10 in the 'held as candidate for the
MA'S MO. tty,
The firth of Mitchell & Todd, pub-
Ii hers ami printers of the Star, will
Dnulop, V. G. i P. 0.13,0 g• C, A. 1(oid,
Rec. Secy. ; Dr, Clark, Per, Secy. ; 11,
Edwards, Treas.
Hensel,.
Wo understand that quite it number
of candidates are likely to run for the
(iount+tl,
K1hi(e cutting wood Robert Yuill 24,4!..1*aeN.*....11.1«
had the misfortune friends
to cat his foot, 1 CENTRAL 2
Phe ouu friends of Roy NOcfa,
will bo pleased to learn that he utas 1
Stop a Moment
and consider. Do your glasses GI you Accurately
and give you perient eye rest? 11 not,
COME TO LONDON
and have your eyes thoroughly examined by oar
specialists. We time every modern seientifin
instrument for testing the errors of dye cyst.
Our success in eye testing is the result of
years of study and practice, and you will benefit
by nor free' consultation,
THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO.
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS.
237 Desist Strict • • • Lotion, Oat.
Open Daily 9.50 to 9,00. Evenings, Tussdq,
Thunder and Saturday, 1.00 to 10.00.
been promoted to the position of tote BUSINESS t
WW1 of the Purls Review staff. . •Councillor John Stewart is to he ♦ Gia
highly commended for having; All alae- •
COLLEGE w
tris, Ii1ht plated on the end of his ver• • of Toronto hat started thousands ••
14(7(1x11 in 81011 n way the it lights ftp , of young men and women on the
the street for a nice diotauco, ♦ easy way to independence and sue. 2
The citizens of Ilens/t11 will be pleas- 1 case. Let us give you the right
start. Write for catalogue and
ed to learn that :' e foundry is a paying ♦ plan to spend the next six months 1
t f .
the acct o
notch of I o 0 id•
institution,with us. Pater any timt, A
which is due to the able illaltagemont • dress, W. II Shaw, Principal, •
of lir, Brandt, • Voage and Gerrard Ste„ Toronto. •
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Clinton.
After n two -weeks' shut down, op-
erations were restaffed at the organ
factory on Monday,
The members of the )Model School
ROHM whose term expires this ,)rear
aro J. W. Irwin, J. W. Moore, L. Ps,
Doherty and A. E. Turner,
Walker & Ross have been awarded
the contract for the entire interior fur-
nishing of the Presbyterian Church,
111oo3•ale, n'hich tuck dos pulpit chairs,
carpets, chairs for basement, etc.
As iudiaatittg Got 5aletno end purity
of water in a 000(1 (11teylnn aveli, it.
may be stated that the pomp at Stsplo-
(0w WAS 18/45113' kept going for n
('11010 week, 10 hours n day for root'
days and 12,1 hours the balance of the
time, without the slightest perceptible
decrease in the supply; and what is
equnity important is the fact that Dr,
Sh;tw declares the water to be obso-
letely 7(7(70. When it 15 1.Ot10mbered
that Mr, (01400 oro gets his` supply
through 01 inch pipe, and it is intend-
ed to use an 8 inch pipe for the town,
1,0 fears tined be entertained n9 10 0e-
r,ut•ing n sufficient, supply.
$1.35,, in 'advance secures Tttr.
S'rAswu7D and Weekly Oloke, with
iilustrated magazine section, from
Dow to .Tan, 1st, 1909. This is
ecvtSilly a cinch you should not
miss.
A Hair
Dressing
Nearly every one likes a be
hair- dressing. Something to
make die hair more manage-
able; to keep it from being
too rough, or from splitting
at the ends. Something, foe,;
that will feed the hair at tit`=
same time, a regular hair -food.
Well-fed hair will be strong,and
will remain where it belongs—
on the head, not on the comb'
The best ktn4 of a testimonial —
"add for over sixty years."
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