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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-02-06, Page 4PAGE POUR. -•TI -IT. T31•.VTi'1 STANDARp—FRBRUARs' 6TH, 1908, JAS. McMURCHIE BANKER. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. BLYTH, ONT. NOTES DISCOUNTED, Sale Notes a specialty. Advances made to farmers on their own notes, No additional security required. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at Current Rates We offer every accommodation con- sistent with sate and conservative banking principles, UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS To loan on Real Estate at lowest rates pt interest. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, l to Persons (theirs property wishing to cil on lll ourol el for sae. Rents collected, CONVEYANCING Of all kinds promptly attended to. INSURANCE. We represent the leading Fire and Lite Assurance eompanles, and respect- fully eollclt your account, OFFICE BOERS: 10 A,at, to 11 1'.M, Business dards. A, B. MACDONALD. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Sec - calmer to 0, F. Blair, Onice over Stan. Bard Bank, Brussels, Solicitor for Metro. pollute Bank, kc)C1DF00`I', HAYS & BLAIR, Banisters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Etc. Wilco—Those formerly occuppied by Mears, Cameron and Holt, Goderloh W. Proudtoot, K,C, ; It. C. Hays, G. F. Blair. 0, E. LONG, L,D,S., D.D. S. Dental Surgeon. Graduate of the Royal Gallego of Dental Surgeons, An honor graduate of Toronto University, Of lee over James Cutt'e store, Pretoria block, Blyttit- At Auburn every Monday it a.m. to 5 mut, W. J. MILNE, M,D,C.M. Physieian and Surgeon. M.D.C.M., Unl. versityot Trinity College; MD., Queen's University; Fellow of Trinity Medical (ollee, and member of the College of egSurgeons o 'he County f Huron. Office, one door north of Courmereim hotel, Queen street, Blyth. F; 15. l3COTT BRUSSELS, ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for at the office of Tim STANDARD, Blyth. Blyth Livery AND Sale E''tables • 1Div 00 (So Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S. PROPRIETOR. • Qe 8/49 F1rst•class Horses and Rigs for hire at reasonable rates. Best of accommodation to Commercial Travellers and others requiring rigs. Veterinary office at livery stable. KING AND QUEEN STREETS, BLYTN, INVESTIGATE' Into the merits of the CsItral tratfor It to the most su cesehtl business tt ata • inx school In Western 0!,Iterio. our Com- mercial, Shorthand and Tele{traphlo De- p tr'tments are in the charge of able 1n. struotors of experience. All our nooses are thrr,ugh, up.to•date and piaitical. We have become one of the largest husi• noes traluirg icliocla In the province. Get our free catalogue and learn what we are doing. Conuneoial seboots as well as business men employ our graduates. Stu. dents ars entering each week. Enter now. ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN, Principals. $1 upwards rij Aitch gtnnitax tf.1 J, L. KERR, PUBLISHER. THURSDAY, FEB. 0, 1908 1 People We Know Mr. J. A. Anderson is off duty at the store owing to having caught a severe cold. hiss Fanny Blackstone, of Gode- rich, is the guest of Miss Addie Gibson, Miss Amy Elder has been confined to the house with the usual cold that is prevailing, Mr, Alex. Elder, the Clerk of the town was atorIll stayed at Fordwich, 110 arrived home Tuesday ul'ter- noon. Mr, Leon Scott is visiting in Tot'. onto, It is rumored he will enter the Dominion Bank at Scaforth shortly, Mr. Alex. McNay, of Kintatll is seriously 111 at the home of' Mrs. Dingwall, north of Blyth. His many friends will wish him a speedy re- covery. Mr. and Mrs. Fyle and Master 'I'omnty who have spent the past live weeks at Brantford returned home last week, Mr. Fyle is still here owing to the blockade, Those who attended the Liberal Convention at Goderich on Friday last were t—N, Corning, A. Carr, ltobt, Sloan, D. Cowan, W. Jackson, A, Robinson, J. Coombs and L. (1111. Mr, and Mrs, 'Thos. Jones, of Eng. land, and Miss Emma Murray, dim - liter of Mrs. Fyle, expect to sail for Canada on Friday, Their old friends in town will be glad t0 wel- come thein back, Dr. G. E. Long left on Monday afternoon to drive to Wingham but had to return after getting past grave on account of the roads. Ile was trying to go to his hone at Listowel to attend the Golden an- niversary of his mother and father, The Clinton , News•Record of last G. N. McLAREN BRUSSELS EMERGENCY SALE $ 12000.00 Stock of Bright New Merchandise Being Slaughtered. The greatest money saving oppor- tunity ever offered in the County of Huron. Strictly new goods, doomed, must be sold and will be sold regardless of' cost. Read this list of attractions. Think it over. Compare. Prove what we say. Come. Come expecting to get goods very cheap. You'll get them. The terms of this sale are cash. Borrow the money if necessary, but don't fail to join the crowds in this sale. The greatest money saving event ever offered in Huron county. Dress Good Dress Goods in Poplins, Venetian Cloths, Tweeds, Penalties, (.'nelunerPs, Setges, regular value up 10 75c, Emer- gency Sale price 39c. 27 only Ladies' Winter Cloth Coats 110w and are this season's hest Styles, All Furs are being sold regalillees of Dress Goods in all our best qualities of cloths and coluriuge, regular price up to 81,25, Emergency sale price 790, at exactly half price, 'these are all cost 05' values. Men's and Boys' . . . Clothing Men's Beaver, Melton and Tweed eency Sale price your choice for 87.50, Overcoats, our regular price got was Men's Tweed and \Vorsted Suits, our 88,50, Emergency Sale price 84.98. regular price up to $9,00, Emergency Men's Pine Beaver and Melton Over- Sale price $4 98. coats, our regular price up to 515.00, Boys' Three Piece Suits,, light and Emergency Sale price vourchoice87,5t1, dark tweeds. 81085 up to 88 with knacker New 'Nina Worsted and Serge Suits paste, regular prices up to 86,50, Emer- our regular prices np to 815,00, Einer gooey Bale price $3,75, Ladles' Readyto•wea' Skirts, new this season, best styles and colors, regu- lar price up to 81,00 Emergency Sale price 82,25. 85.00 and 86.00 Lades' Ready-to-wear Skirt, Emergency Sale price 88,50, Sensational Selling in the Boot and Shoe Department Women's Box Calf and Dongola Kid Boots, bats and blucher style, regular price 52.00, Retiring Sale price $1.89. Women's Choice Dongola and Vic' Kid Boots, bol and blucher styles, re - miler price $2.15 and 52.00, Emergency sale price 51,79. Men's Box Calf, Velour Calf and Kid Boots, regular prices 88.75 and 84,00, Emergency Sale price 82,50, Men's Box Calf and Kid Boots, regu- lar price 82.50 Emergency Sale 81,79. Boys', Girls' and Children's Boots, 25 to 40 per cent less than regular prices, Overshoes, Cardigans and all Felt Shoes must go, cost not considering. G. N. McLAREN Next door to American Hotel $1:11LTS61TLis week says t -•=stir, John Wilford, of of Blyth, attended the Y. U. C. A. convection In' Clanton ou Thursday and Friday last. He was accompan- ied by Mrs,; Wilford and they were while in town the guests of Mr. and Alre, T. Mkekenzie Jr. It will be tortyone years next March since Mr. Wilford tirst visited Clinton. Myth Coons t.. An adjourned meeting was held on January 23rd, with the Reeve Dr, Milne in the chair and Councillors 11111, Carter Baiuton and Chellow present. Moved by J, H. Chellew, seconded by A, Balaton, that the following be the paid officers of the Blyth Fire Brigade and that their salary per year be as stated In this resolution S. Westlake, Chief, without pay J. Taman, Captain, $15.00 per year J. Weymouth, let Lieut " R. Somers, 2nd G. White, Lineman " " " that these five offoers be empowered to select 15'ilremen and submit their name to this Council for approval ; and that the above five officers be subject to tt written agreement with this Council. Carried. Moved by J. Carter seconded by L, Hill that,the bonds of A. Elder as presented be accepted. Carried. Moved by L. 11111 seconded by A, Balaton that we now adjourn. Carried. The regular meeting of Blyth Council was held in Industry Hall on Monday evening. The Reeve, Dr. W, J. Milne in the chair and Councillors, Hill, Chellew, Carter and Balaton present. Mr. T. W. Scott being Clerk pro tem on account of Clerk Elder being absent front town, Minutes of last regular and ad• Journed meetings were reed and confirmed on motion of Chellew and Hill, Moved by. J. (Carter seconded by A Rainton ` that the following ne. counts be passed J. A. Anderson, rent Hall '07 $65,00 E. Livingston, lights for Jan 39,60 S. Westlake, salary for Jan 40.50 Blyth Fire Brigade 1 mo, eery 8,33 The agreement in duplicate be. tweettlthe Co`rp'oration of the Village of Blyth and the otieers of the Blyth Fire 13rigsds having been properly executed wad read and on motion of L. Hill and J. Carter accepted. Moved by L. 11111 seconded by J. Carter that the Auditor's report as presented be accepted and that the abstract of' . Vlllege and School he published in next week's Standard, Carried. The Constable was instructed to notify all storekeepers that unless a petition is put In before next Council meeting repealing early closing, the 13,y7law will be put into effect on March 3rd. The Reeve gave a report of the doings at the.County Council meet. inge and placed before the Council the Good Roads Bylaw which the Co.' Council ore going to try and pees in the Ontario House this see. slop. Moved by L. Hill seconded by A. Batnton that the Clerk be instructed to fill in, in By-law No, 1, 1908, a by' -law of the Comity of Huron to adopt a plan for the improvement of highways throughout the County, under the heading Village of Blyth the Haines of certain streets in same Village. Moved by J. Carter seconded by A. Bain,'ton that we du now adjourn. Carried, CHURCH NO't'B&, The Sacrament of the Lord's Stip per'' will be dispensed In St, And. rew'a Church ;on Sunday morning. There will be a missionary service in the evening. t a t Rev; J. P. Maclnnee B. A , of Cedarville, will conduct services in Auburn and Stdith's Hill on Sunday. The acutivereary of the Christian Endeavor movement was celebrated by a special service in St. Andrew's church' on Tuesday evening, Mr. Small gave an address on the pledge ; an offering was taken for the wo'k of C. E. throughout the Canadian church' and consecration service was held: Mies Ella Anderson, took her old position' as organist of St, Andrew's church, ,after ion' enforced holiday last Sunday. ,,1 t' e Mr. J, h1, Hamilton and Mr. P. '+• 000'' "i' O'(0, (...1 .(0 New Year New Prices See our Overcoats and Boys' Cloth- ing before buying. It will pay you. J. A. ANDERSON SUMS 0 0 'MJ.'( lmlfVm,IKAFesses41:A me If You Feel a Cold Coming on break it up end stop the cough with Bolo's Preparation of friar's Cough Balsam R is the "Y.nlly dada," lu hundredo of hw„w for emelt., raldr, intone... Sore throat, croup sed breoclritle. It's wou,k,ful h •W ■ few du.e• et n,1, lellstle remedy hretka up a cold and cure.. the cough, flixse.t bottle for the motley, too, ayv, At dl dealers, • Mt *AIIONM. MYC a CHEMICAL 1,0. Of CANADA, Lipase, Sold in Blyth by J. M. Hamilton. GROC ERIES_..•rl.. g Milne kept Woodenwaro, Moats and Flour—Five Star, Best Manitoba and Choice Family. 1 nun now handling Coal all, hl.ving a perfect measuring tank with gevrremsnt seal. Give us a call. Goods delivered. A. TAYLOR Cash for Butter and Eggs. • BLYTH Gardiner, were appointed to fill the positions vacant by Messrs. A, Mc- Nally and J, A. Anderson resigning from the rn,tpeging committee of St. Andrew's church. tva The Sacratpent in the Methodist church was postponed from lest Sun- day till this, Sabbath, The Official Board will meet on Moiday an '2.30 p, m. rtt The services at Auburn:,and Bel. grave of the English ehurch 'were cancelled owing to it being impos- sible for the 'Rector, ,ttev. W. H, Hartley to drive to the places.' t a t The congregations in the town churches were small on Sunday ow. Ing to the etorni. tit Last Sabbath morning Rev. J. L. Small took as his subject "The great- est of God's love" having changed the }termites owing to the pnatpon• ment of the Sacrament till next gab. bath morning. Miss Noble, of Novel, sang *•solo. In the evening the pastor spoke from the verse "Ye are my friends if ye dei whatsoever I command :you." Mr. J. Leslie Kerr sang "One Sweetly Solemn Thought." WAs your fist order cif oat -of• town printing suitable. We do printing as you want it when you want It, We. are printers of wed. ding invitations, announcement cards, huefneee cards. office station- ery, folders, catalogues, booklets and all classes of {bitting. BRAIM Srouat9,--An Ohio lawyer says there te`no such thing as a brainstorm. Lucky man. ; he never tried to get opt a newepeper and had half's, coluihn of type to fall out of the form and a belt break and the folder go fizz `and the engine balk, all Inside of 45 minutes. Tenders Wanted. Tenders will be rrc••ived by the C •(melt of the Township of Bullet up to 2 to, on Friday, the 21st of Febru,{ry, 1908, for the erccuon of ceecrete abutmenle to support two steel bridges, also torn re. meat etch, 24 foot spat. At Or 551108 tine and piece tenders will be reoe.v,'d for Lite steel superstructure of said two bridges, length between RIM - mean Wee 82 feet and 24 feet and 14 feet roadway. One of these bridges will be over the Maitland at Qalgley's and the other will he on Con. 12.13, oplro ie I.'t 4. The lowest or any tender not uterahnr. Ily accented, Speclndltions ter the enneiete work coy be seen at the Clerk's office, Londesbore. JAMES CAMPBELL. DONT FORCFT Metcalf's Retiring Sale There are Bargains Tor Everu1odg All lines of Jewelry, Wall Paper, Crock- ery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Sleighs, Games, Bibles, Prayer Books, Etc., 25 per cent off: Watches 15 per cent off Many odd lines 35 to 5o per cent off. Everything mat go. Come av,i .et. FRANK` METCALF Jewelry and Stationery.