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THE 3LYTH STANDARD PAai1 P1>.E,
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THE RIGHT HOUSE
A RELIABLE STORI. WITH WORTHY GOODS ON SALT 4
AT MODMI(ATA PRICha FOR CASH AND FARM PROAUeIt,
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Highest prloee paid for
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NEWS AROUND TOWN
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SansciuwPTtoN price to all United
States subscribers is $1,50 a year
payable strictly in advance.
A car of 'No. 3 Yellow American
Corn expected Brat week in New
Year selling 81.28 per ewt oat car or
81 30 cut of mill, whole bran 822,00
per ton et Blyth Floor Mills.
MAatt•E'r'Ree'oR'r.— Wheat 90-92 ;
Barley 55-55 ; Oats 40-40 ; Peas
80-80 ;,Brans '126-28 ; Shorts 24-21 ;
flutter 20-2t; Eggs 20-21 ; Flour
.00aa5 e'.
rli,jfAijesttaave►ling by the C. P. R.
purefflj,8e S' ur ticket at town ticket
office, All'Information as to rates,
titre+table,knd connections cheer.
,itfly furnished by J, McMurehte, 0.
P. R.litil and steamship agent,
Uom,eoe RE•oPENs,—The Central
Business College of 'Toronto will re-
opeIl 'or the registration and reeep.
tion di' new students for the Winter
term hn January 2nd. This school
etupl ye a staff of twenty-four regul-
ar t No ere With several extra
aerie ti6t :dining the winter months
when tlitie Kttendance is largest,
The courses ' given are modern fund
the t'tleulta ifnlaced are best shown
in 010 a i1s1 mill satisfaction enjoy
ed bi711)1figraduates of' this excellent
lnstitrtjion. The new Catalogue Just
from tile press is an excellent one
and explains in. detail the systematic
work of all departments of this great
school; 'r; •, '
It's
Surprising
IIow Christmas ,steals neon a
pars 11. '1'hel'e'll be Roast Tur-
key, Plum Pudding and Cake
and Santa Claus almost. before
we know It. And there'll he
Mince Pies and Christmas Cake
plenty too, Now we can supply
you with your needs for year
Xnias Baking
Raisi'e,' CRrtrnbt, Dates, Figs,
Peels and Nets, all new fruit,
Also Froth Mince Meat—package
or hulk, and we have a frill line
of Candies, Nuts and Fruits.
We keep a full line of Fancy
China suitable for Christmas
Presents,
TtittPlitlettnus tree entertainment
given under the auspices of Trinity
Sunday school last Friday evening
was a splendid seems. There was
a large attendance, and the program
given by the Sunday School children
Ma excellent indeed and reflected
mach upon the patience and per-
serverance of those who had the
training of the children In hand.
While every number on the pro.
gram was well received ; special
mention might be made of the
chorea "The Jolly Beggars" given
by aeven boys and the 'Novelty
Drill" by eight littlo girls. Both of
these number's were well given and
were very amusing. Perhaps the
beat thing of the evening was tlIe
"Rose Drill" by a dozen girls lu
charming costume and who went
through a number of intricate and
graceful nlovetnents, calling forth at
times well merited applause owing
to the brilliant splendor of the scene.
The moving tableau, `'Nearer My
(cold to Theo" was most Impressive
and affecting, and was one of those
things which the mind clings too and
meditates upon. The program end.
ed by a full chorus "Hail dear
Father Santa Claus," in the midst of
wblclt Santa Claus appeared to the
great delight of the children, Ta u
much praise cannot he given the
two or three ladies who trained the
children for this, the hest program
ever given by Trinity Sunday
Sehoel,
OASI! FOR ALL
KINDS OF PBODiJcn.,
JAMES CUTT
BLY'r'H
SATURDAY was the shortest day in
the year.
'Pae Young Lad les' of lllyth hold
a leap year'Innee in Industry 111111
on January 10th,
We: lope out' renders had a Merry
Xmas and we wish them all a
lIappy New Year,
Aeon 20 i'ront town attended the
5. S. entertainment at the Jackson
appointment on Monday evening.
Now Must the aldernlanie (ace
Molar in smiles of studied grace ;
Be that would win a mask must don,
The civic light will soon he 00.
BY the way, what has become of
all the talk about burning, ashes ?
Now that money is "tight" the ex•
perinent ought to be revived.
IlAtN'roN linos,, are' busy prepar-
ing the erection of their new houses
on Drummond street in the Spring.
A. AVettlaufer is hauling the brick.
NEW MAIL—A preliminary of tate
approaching mail service on the C.
P. 1(. is the notice posted up calling
for the carrying at' the nail to and
from the postofliee, and the railwa,'
station, Tenders will be received
up to the hist of January.
Muxic i'tn Nomination meeting
will be held on Monday from 12
o'clock to 1 p. in. in Industry Hail
on Monday next, The meeting will
then he adjourned in all probibility,
till the evening when speeches will
be aerie by those who are. nominat-
ed.
Rnn n'r la,l,tov)', of (Iuderich, has
0nn1pleted his shipments of npples
fur this 000son, having handled in
the )eighbol'hood of 25,00(1 barrels
of fruit. Ills shipments were made
to l rerpool, Glasgow, Manchester,
Hall and llnluberg, the largest
quantities going to the two tirst-
mentioned places. The fruit was
secured In the vicinity of the fallow-
ing places :—Blyth, Belgrave, 01 11 -
ton, LucknoO' and Londesborn,
We would again remind our
readers that arrearages of subscrip-
tions to THE STANDARD must be Maid
up and payment made in advance
I for 1908. Ily no other means can
ennntry newspapers continua: to live,
The increased cast of Inbar, postage
and all living expenses, is such that
every dollar earned will have to be
collected and every leakage closets
up. We ask that readers of THE
STANDARD will he fair and Just in
this hatted', as the great majority of
them have been in the past.
EDUCATIONAL,—We direct the at
tention of our readers to the adver-
tisentent of the popular Elliott Busi-
ness College, Toronto. The opening
of the winter term occurs on Jan.
Gth, when a large number of new
students will be onrolled, 'Tits
school is under very able manage-
ment, and has a constantly inereas.
ing patronage and is training
hundreds of students each year sol'
business positions.,The college has
an excellent reputaion for first -clues
work,
A REWARD of $50.00 Is offered for Infor-
lematlon to prove who enleeed my gran.
Ary on Sunday awning and stoic about
112 baps of barley and ante,—A, A, Pat•
tenon, East Wawauosh,
FOWL
WANTED
We are paying tate highest prices for
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chicks, Butter
and Eggs.
Grain cheeks paid after batik hours,
MoMILL"AM & CO.
Dlnsley 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 ever shown in
Blyth, and we are
prepared to meet any
catalogue prices,
FRANK METCALF
Jewelry and Stationery.
accept, %vlth our slight token .of af-
fection, our earnest good W'lshes.
May you aiways be pity,' as you
haveendeavored to matte your
pupils, and linty they - . notbiog
bettor could be Wished I1II, them,—
be always as faithful in their duties
to others as you have been in your
duties to them. Sigtled on heImlf
of the C. M, 0, Students." Mr,
Hartley expressed lis cordial ap-
pteet .tion of the gift, tied the balance
of the evening was very pleas•mtiy
spent in social amusement.
A eeA'l'INO rime is being trade on
the Mason property where the old
hotel used to steed, on Hain street.
The Tome,
'Wu:y,—In Brussels, on December
14th, Eeslie, youngest son of
Seth and Jane Hailey, age0 26
years.
BILL—At Dungannon, on 'l'nesday,
Dec. 170h, William Bill, nged
65 t'eal's.
Tho Cradle,
OAlnua1'r.—L1 Seaforllt on Dec. 25111,
the wile of 'T. SI. Carbert, of a
sort.
The Altar.y
'I'APIAR-LEA R.—At the residence of
the bride's parents in Mullett, on
Dec. 1831, by Rev. S. A. Ander-
son, 10'. Absolute 'Taylor, of
Morris, to Miss Gertrude, second
dangh ter, of Mr. 151nund 1,001'.
A KI\n Aar.—Dela' Sir -Inclosed
rind check for two dollars, subscrip-
tion for 1908 and balance due on
1907, 1 always look for Tile Stan-
dard every Saturday and am dis
appointed if It dues not come prompt
ly, Wishing you a merry Xmas
and 0 happy and prosperous New
Year. Yours truly, E. Wallace,
Newark, N. J. [Mr. Wallace had
his paper paid to Feb. '08, but en-
closed :;n extra 50c to pay for the
postage of the post year, 13' the
rest of our II. 8. friends would pay
up lilto this the Editor would wear
''the smile that won't come
PoESitN'ATIoN To Ma. HAR'rnl.Y
—The Clinton New Era of last week
speaks of a presmnatiam trade to the
former Principal of Myth school :—
On Thursday everting, the members
of the Model eh)ss assembled at the
home of Mr. Bartley, Principal of
the Model school, and presented hint
with a case of pearl•handled knives,
accompanied by the following ad-
dress :-1ltAlt (dR, NAurt.rv, It is
my pleasant ditty, on behalf of the
Model students assembled here to
night to remand you thae we are not
forgetful of the faet that you have nu
spared yetlrsel1' In the most excellent
instruction given t0 ns e(Itleet'Irlllg
the pl'ol'eeston we intend to follow
The term may well be called a
pleasant and short one indeed, for
never in 0(11' lives have the moments
glided so quicitly. And now, on this
evening of Dec. 12th we exton:l 1 tin
sincerest grntit ale in dee 1 )ll 0010'
31(1) of your labors oil our behalf'
Since alio may be the last occasion
on which we shall all be assembled
together, we feel that we cannot
sever our connection with you, our
worthy prineitatl, without sllowine
you in a crude measure, the lofty
esteem in which you are held by the
students of the C. M. S, Please tin n
Auburn.
• 1"sI'rHMUI. SEnvleas ActtNow'1,00-
000,—The Methodist church of Au-
burn at this Christmas time is find-
ing pleasure in acknowledging the
lung, faithful and efficient services
Of Misses li;lizn find Susanna Blair,
.also John donde, in connection lt'ith
the service of song is the charJi by
an address and presentation.
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White the l'uhlta is invited to make
use of this (whin) for the expression of
personal views on public urotlers and
public men, personalities are debarred and
in all eases the suitability of the cam.
municatlon for publication is a matter to
be decided by the Editor.
Without differences of opinion there
would, at course, be no correspolenee,
and for the opinion of our correspondents
and their differences with our own 'Tilt:
y'IAN1lARtl trust disc+lalm responsibility.
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WE WISH YOU
ONE AND ALL
A Very Happy
and Prosperous
New Year
Fours respectfiilly,
POPIESTONE & CARDINER
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Successors to MciINNON & CO.
A. TAYLOR'S FOR
Groceries and Fancy Goods
FOR XMAS TRADE
All kinds of Prepared Foods for brain machinery
and stomach ease.
(11111 GS A CALL, 'lv11 KEEP T1I1; BEST AND THE CHEAPEST,
A. TAYLOR
BLYTH
Shop in the morning Prompt delivery
OLD HENS
WANTED
Holiday Furniture
11' you want to give a present that is useful as well as ornamental
GIVE FURNITURE
Nothing more suitable to give than Furniture.
Nowhere will you find
so large a choice, such good. values.
Nowhere will you find
Wo would like to print a picture of each of the thousand and one
pieces of 1lnndsoure Furniture contained in. this store. 'Every piece
marked 01:111100 to soil quickly. Come and see.
Dining* Chairs, 182 to $17 50, Prairie C1aa Cbair.e, $1.50 to $8.
Card' 1'80105 82,00 0)811,51). China 0ebinyte, 112,51 to $20.
1n:dinver Stands, $1 to 83.30. Heautttul."'litters., 25a to $3.50•
Parlor Chane 8' to 813. White hsee1e41 to $2.
51,10.15C)haler,82.50to$15. Desks, $1.7:, t0$ 8. .
`entre 41010", 81 50 to 8,4. hitaben Cabdnere, $5,50 to $14,
Sdetion 11 ,01; C ,..es, 813 to 3318, Couches, $5 to $25.
cretnrlrr•, 1) to $10.50, Hall Mhrore, $3 to 50.
13'vatving Chairs, 81.311 to $11.00. Music Chairs, $o to $8,
11 gh Choirs, 7,1r to 82,00, Umbrella Stenos, $2 to $3,5o,
00110's It r'ker, 7)o to $n, Oriental Bugs, $1,30 to $d,
These goods :are notch ehoaper than formerly, In many lines
(rice, are cut in Ihalt',
he
fiaii.os aria c rgan.s
We sell the old reliable Bell ani llominion instranlents• These in-
struments have stood the test for forty Yeats and 'aro uoknt wledged to he
at the "top of the list" for style, tone and durability,
Prices meilerate. Terms easy,
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