HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-02-27, Page 4PAGE FoUR—TI-IIi 131.,1711 STANDARD—FEBRUARY 27TH, 1908,
JAS, McMURCHIE titnbttrb.
J. L. KERB PUBLISHER.
THURSDAY, FEB 27. 1908
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G. E. LONG, L.D,S., D.D.S.
Dental Surgeon. Graduate of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons, Au honor
graduate of 'Toronto University. Office
overt. Jenne! Cult's store, Pretoria block,
Blyth. At auburn every Monday U a.m.
to 5 p.m. .•
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varsity of Trinity College; M.D., Queen's
University; Fellow of Trinity Medical
Collette, and member of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Cor
oxer fur the County of Huron. Office, one
door northof Commercial hotel, Queen
street, Blyth.
fE4. SCOTT
BRUSSELS, ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County
'Ilertna reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the ollize of THE STANDARD, Blyth.
Blyth Livery
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People We Know f(l
Aliss Nettie Stewart is visiting. in
Toronto.
Alt's, N. Owning was a visitor In
Wingham hist week.
Mr. Wm, Jackson is visiting with
friends in Toronto.
Miss Allis Emig') visited friends
in Brussels last week,
Bios Mildred Scott, of lirnsscls, is
the guest ol'Mies Emigh.
Miss Lottie Bentley is the guest of
friends in the Queen city,
Mr. Wtu. Campbell, nude a busi-
ness trip to the Queen city.
Miss Scott, of London Twp., was
the guest of Mt', T, W. Scott.
Me. ,Joseph Carter made a busi-
ness tt'ip to Toronto this week.
Mr. and AL's. J. Leslie Kerr, spent
a few days lost week at Brussels.
Mr. E. L, Dickinson, K. C , of
Goderlch, was in town on Friday,
Mrs. It, Cook attended the funeral
of the late Mr. Cook, near Clinton, on
Monday.
Masters Gershom and Nelson And-
erson were in 'Toronto visiting their
cousins,
Miss ,Jean McInnis left Tuesday
for Toronto to attend the millinery
openings,
AL'. and Mrs, Wm, Beene, of Ber-
lin, visited their sou, Mr, C, 11, Besse
last week,
Dr. and Mrs, John Sloan, Dr. W.,
and Mr. R. 11, Sloan are visiting in
Toronto this week.
Mr. 1 H, Chellew Is visiting in
Toronto this week, and also attended
the Undertaker's Convention.
Mr, and Mrs J J Besse, of Win-
nipeg, were the guests of tate
fortnet''s brother for a few days,
Mr. and Airs. A, W, Stewart left
town last week after a pleasant visit
for their home in Buren, South
Dakota.
Mr, and AA's. McKtty, 01Shelburne
are visiting with Mr: and Mrs. N.
M. McKtty, Mr. McKay is a son of
the visitors.
Mr, John L. Young, of Abilene,
Kansas, who spent a couple of
months visiting friends left for his
home ce Nionday last,
Mr. 0. M. Seita, of Holstein,
Editor of the Leaster,'and Miss El,
liott, of Wicgham, were in torn on
Monday on a pleasure trip,
Airs. Tunney received word of the
marriage of her daughter, Miss
Agnes Tunney in Toronto hast week
to Mr. JatnesClark of A6mti'eal.
All's, Lake and Miss Aliidred, of
Pinnas, Manitoba, are visiting at
the home of Ml', and Airs, Jantes
Bentley. AL's, Lake's . husband is
Editor of the Plumas Standard.
Mrs. W. A. Cole and Hiss Ida
Tunney, AL'. John L. Young, of Abi-
lene, Kansas, and Mr. Archie Tunney
of town, spent Sunday with the
former's sister, Airs. John Colbourn,
of Summerhill.
Rev, S. Anderson and Mr, Prank
McPherson represented the Metho•
dirt church and Epworth League at
the Provincial Alliance Convention
in 'Toronto on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week,
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CH URDU NOTES,
Mr. \V, 1. AlcLetut M, A,, Inas been
tentictid a unanimous end aminal•
astie call front the Presbyterian
church at Lucal. This is the fourth
otter ot'settlement that tlir, AlcLetut
has received within the last few
months.
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On Sunday morning Rev. Mr.
Anderson preached a very powerful
sermon on "The influence of the;
Holy Spirit" on which he is giving a
series of sermons. In the evening
he read to his Congregation 0 itn-
onymous letter which he received
some time ago, expressing his or her
desire of being a eltristian but be-
cause sin had se deeply rooted itself
felt that his or her ease was a most
hopeless one. The pastor based his
sermon on the letter and taking fur
his text "Thou art not far front the
kitgdomtt of God."
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Services in St. Andrew's church
next Sunday, conducted by the
Poston'. Morning subject —"Third
word from Calvary" ; evening sub-
ject — "Heroic womanhood — the
story of Queen Esther.
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Mrs. Bryan, of Lucknow, W. C. T,
IJ. organizer, will address a tem-
perance meeting in the Methodist
church this evening (Thursday) at 8
o'clock, An offering will he taken,
Ml are invited to attend.
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Next'I'uesday, ALtreit 3rd, is the
day fcunillarly known as 'pan caste
Tuesday'. Some of the ladies of
Trinity church will mark the oc-
casion, by giving a pan cake supper
at the residence of Alr. John Einigh,
from five to eight o'clock. Conte
and enjoy a hearty meal for 15
cents. All are cordially Invited.
Next Wednesday, being Ash
1Vedtiesday, the first day of Lent,
Litany service will be held in
Trinity church at 7.30 p. in, and
will continue to be held on each
Wednesday evening until Eaater.
Following are the services to be
held in Trinity church, commencing
March 81 1} till Easter and the sub-
jects which the Rector will speak
on :—
March 8 a, m, -Holy Communion and
Sntmon.
Minch 8 p. m, --Evening Prayer. Sub,
lest, "Christ before Alums. '
Maroh 15p. m.—Evening Prayer. Sub.
ject, "Christ. before Culapha:
March 22 a. m,—Children's See,, 18 and
Address.
Sl eroh 22 0. tn.--Evening Prayer, SuL.
lJO, "Christ before Sauhetlri :,"
March 29 o. tn. --Eyen Ie Prayer, Sul•
sec', "Cerlat before Pilate 1,"
Atoll 5 e. m. --holy Cclninunlon and
5
Anr115 n, m.—Evening Prayer. Sub.
I - e', "Christ before Herod,"
Anvil 12 p, m.—Erenlne Prayer. Sub.
jeot, "Christ before I'.late II,"
Apr1117--Good Friday, Litany. 7.30
p. tn. "Chriet before the World,"
April 10—E tater Communion and Ser.
mon,
April 19 n, m,—livening Prayer. Sub.
feet, "ItesurrwtIon,"
Beljrava.
The Aleasuriog Tea given by
Trinity church on Friday night was
a decided sticcess, After an ex
salient supper, in the Orange [fall
the crowd repaired to the Foresters'
Hall where the best program given
Belgravc tful'ing the lust two year's
was put on the boards, Among, the
strong numbers was Mr, McGill's
singing which was 0 treat of which
the audience see'ijled unable to get
enough ; and tl. play. "Box and Cox"
which brought down the house.
The Belgra ve Orchestra also con•
tribute(' largely to the success of the
evening. The resident clergymen
dropped in to express their goodwill
and congratulations. A colored
sketch "The liotu'd of Education"
followed by a•solo by Miss Halliday
brought to a close 0110 of the must
pleasant evenings ever spent in that
hall. We extend our congratula-
tions to the committee on the success
of Heir, enterprise.
Londeeboro.
Will Brundson is under the
doctor's care at present.
Rev, 91r, '['milt, of Lendue,
preached two splendid Missionary
sermons here Sunday when over
8200 was received for missions,
There are a number of G, T. R.
metruiAlaking some improvements on
the lii'fdge over the river at present.
A loud of our merry young people
took in the Scotch eoncet't on Alpo -
day night In Blyth.
AA'. Conn, who ins' been emploA'ed
at the flour stills left t.ltie Week to
go a^ar Toronto, Mr.,Chnmheritlin.
will take his place here,
John Melville brought his new
horse home on Monday, which he
purchased at a good figure sometime
ago,
Renew for'1'uu STANDAati,
BRINEINNINIEVIN
COMMENTS
7 Xi6XMi45tMEIK}t
IYte daily papers of this week a'e
reporting from Ottawa that Sir
Richard Cartwright, Dominion Min-
ister of Trade and Commerce, may
succeed Sir Mortimer Clark, as
Lieutenaitt•t;overnor of Ontario.
Sir Mortimer Clark was appointed
April 21, 1903, so that his term of
office, being five years, is up this
April. Sir Richard would fill the
bill as Sir ,Mortimer,
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As a result of the law forced by
the Grain Growers` Association the
Winnipeg Grain Exchange was put
out of business. There are rumors
that the exchange is likely to move
to Fort William or Port Arthur,
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The legislature of Manitoba made
further change in the liquor law :—
A vote on local option or the repeal
thereof may be taken annually, on
20 per cent of the resident electors
petitioning for it. No bar -room
shall have tnore than two doors, nor
shall there be any stairway or other
means of communication with the
basement or cellar. Constables in a
local option district may search
without warrant the premises or the
person of anyone believed to have
liquor in their possession In centra-
vention of the ttet.
On Afarch 12th and 13th the Can.
adien 'Bible Society, representing
nearly all denominations of the
Christian church will gather to dis-
cuss matters of great interest and
importance in the spread of the
Bible, at London, as it is the head-
quarters of the Western Ontario
Bible Society.
The Cradle.
DUNOAN,—Iu Brussels, on February
20th, to Mr. and alt's. W. F,
Duncan, It daughter.'
Ro1vi.AND,—In Brussels, ne Feb.
.nary 14th, t.o Air. and AA's, J.
P..Rowland, a daughter.
THE STANDARD 90 new subacrlbet's
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ROBERT H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE — — ONTARIO
Auctioneer for Huron Co,
Terme reasonable, Sales arranged' for
at TIM STANDARD office, Blyth,
DONT FORGET
Metcalf's
Retiring Sale
T1ere are Bargains for
Everggoifg
All lines of Jewelry,
Wall Paper, Crock-
ery, Fancy Goods,
Toys, Sleighs, Games,
Bibles, Prayer Books,
Etc,, 25 per cent off.
Watches 95 per cent off.
Many odd lines 35 to 5o per
cent eft:
Everything must go. Come and set,
FRANK METCALF
Jewelry and Stationery.
EtiLs:rile foe THE STANDARD.
Are You Cetting
Your Share ?
Of the good things we are selling at our Big Clear.
Ing Sale, These first days of the sale have been
an unprecedented success. People appreciate the
fact that we are giving real bargains as advertised.
The stock is
there will be
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Large, so no platter when you come
sone bargains left for you.
J. A. ANDERSON
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TIME TABLE.
LONDON AND WINOHAM BRANCH.
BOOTH.' NORTH.
6'110
0 980 Wingham 11 t50
43 3 33 Wins/ham Jot. 11 48
52 3 44 Belgrave 11 0
06 850 Blyth 11 28
14 404 Londesboro 11 20
47 423 Clinton 10 15 11 05
05 4 39 Bruoeaeld 9 58
15 4 47 Bippeo 950
22 4 52 , Howell 9 44
35' 5 05 s4 t. Exeter 930
40 515 ,, Centralia 918
e9 5 20 Clandeboye 9 09
05 5 30 Luoan Crossing 9 05
12 5 37 Dentleld 8 65
21 5 40 Merton 8 45
29 0 54 Ettrick 8 35
35 5 58 Hyde Park Crossing 8 20
37 0 W Hyde Park Jot. 8 24
45 010 London 815
735
725
7 13
7 00
0 52
0 35
o19
8 11
005
551
5 43
534
530
5 25
5 15
5 07
502
5 00
450
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Time
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TO TORONTO
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Auburn " 722 " 5.12 "
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Walton .. „ t. ` -7.40 " 5,35 "
Milverton " 8,21 " 0,00 "
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Guelph 41. . yy 25 „ 6.45 61
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Toronto Ar. 11.10 " 9.15 "
FROM TORONTO,
Toronto Lv. 8.00 a.m. J 50 p. m.
Guelph..., Ar. 10.00 ' 7.50 "
Elmira " 10,25 " 8,14 "
Mlivertoa ... " ,11.03 " 8.50
Walton " 1L40 " 9.25 "
Blyth ..., " 11.52 " 9.36 "
Auburn " 12.02 " 9,48 "
Ooderleh " 12.30 p.m. 10.10 "
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AN OPEN LETTER
From W. J. Gage, Esq., Toronto
A Problem of National Importance
Dear Friend :—
A bright young lawyer at the Muskoka Sanatorium for Consump-
tives some weeke ago, speaking of the burden placed upon him by having
consumption, said:
"One has to lead a life of concealment. If I go away from this plies
people are afraid of me."
This is the sad lot of those who suffer from this dread disease.
On behalf of the thousauda who are sick and wilt not be received by
other hospitals, I make this appeal for the Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptives.
Nearly 10,000 people from every part of Canada aided in this good
work last year, sending "s 120,000,
The Trustees have faith that a still larger number will bele.
The Physician's offices, throat rooms, etc., up to the present bare
oseupiedrooms in the hospital that rightly belong to patients.
To make better provision for the work, and furnish more accenting*
dation, a new administration building is now under way. A cottage tog
the Physician and his young wife had also to be built.
To provide for this outlay, and to care for patients for the coming
year, we must secure at least 150,000.
The Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives never refund a
patient because of his or her Inability to pay. It caro for those whore •
other hospitals refuse, It cares for those whom other people are
afraid of.
"I was sick and ye visited me," was Christ's commendation.
Should not a richer benediction be yours it from a loving beast your
dollar makes a golden visit to this hospital, bringing health and joy to
those whore other people fear, and whom, in many cases, n0body w$$ts,
WW you have the luxury of giving P
Faithfully yours,
Toronto, 1007,
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