The Blyth Standard, 1908-03-05, Page 8You Can't Find Aiiy
Lice on Me
For I dust in Empire Poultry Duster,
the greet lice exterminator,
For sale in Blyth at
Dr. Milne's
White City Drug Store
`tw'enty'•11re cents large package,
Clinton.
Victor Goodwin has sold hie tame
wolves which he brought home from
Saskatchewan, to an American natur-
alist at a good figure,
Bev. Dr. Briggs will preach in Wes-
ley ch to eh uu the 8th of Match,
The plans and specifications for the
new church have huhu received by'
Rev. Prather Hanlon.
The furnishing stock of A. R. Smith
h131 been sold to 8, R. Willinsky, 'Por -
onto, 11110 Sala moved the saltie away,
+y Co pt Rance left Inst week on a busi
110113 trip 10 the state 01 L0((1atatla, t'X
pee,tiug to be absent about a fortnight
J. Taylor, insurance and real estate
agent, has now got comfortably set-
tled;n hid new Ake adjoining the
New Era, 11 is dividediuw tw'o rooms
each being 14 feet square, the front Dur
being 0 reception room, while the rear
one is Mr, Taylor's private office,
Mrs. W. J. Biggins, a widow lady
who lived alone en Joseph street, was
found dead in her 1(031110 3(1 1100(3 on'
Saturday. Master Milton Cook, n
neighbor boy, who carried water for
her, went as usual this moining, but
could not get in, and at noon thinking
something must he wrong, he 1(11(1 has
Gather forced an entrance to the house
and found her dead 011 the floor, She
was 83 years of age, and the doctor at-
tributes her death to heart (011013'.
Her son, 1V Minim lives on the London
Road near this town.
G. N. McLAREN BRUSSELS
EMEQECV 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.
Coyne '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 Goods
Dress Goods in Poplins, Venetian
Cloths, Tweeds, I'aoalnas, Cashmeres,
Serges, regular value up to 750, Emer-
gency Sale price 119c,
27 only Ladies' Winter Cloth Coats
new and are this season's best At yles,
All P3100 are being sold regardless of
PAGE EIGHT— THE IILY'f}i STAN;DARD— 1Auci 5, 1908.
Postofflco Addresses of East
Huron Teachers.
TOWNSHIPS
S. 8. 1 OIIEY
1 Ralph Langdon
2
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Dress Goods in all our best qualities
of cloths and colorings, recular price
up to 81.26, Emergency, sale price 79c,
at exactly half price. These are all
cost or values.
Men's and Boys'
. . . Clothing
;Yen's Beaver, Melton and Tweed genet, Solo price your choice for $7,50.
Overcoats, our regular price 901 wan Men's Tweed e114 W00011d Suits, our
$8.60, Emergency Sale price 54.98. regular price up to 39.00, Emergency
Men's Fine Beaver and Melton Over- Sale price $4 98.
coats; our regular price up to $15.o0, Boys' Three Piece Suits, light and
Emergency Side price your choice87,1ri. 110-111 tweeds. sizes up to 38 with blinker
New Tao Worsted and Serge Snits pacts, regular prices up to $6,50, Emer-
onr regular prices up to EWA, lamer- pricy sale price 88,7o.
140(1150' 1(esdy-to.woor Skivts, 33011(111110011011, 13001 styles and colors, regu-
lar price up to $4,00, Emergency Solo price $2,25.
$5.00 and $0.00 Ladies' Beady -to -wear Skirt, Emergency Sale price 53,60.
Sensational Selling in the
Boot and Shoe Department
Brussels
Rebecca McNair 0vaiibrcok
Mabel Zimmer Brussels
4 PielayN'rnsor.,,,...... Ja110840WD
6 Lizzie McKay....., ....Cranbrook
0 Florence Armstrong Brtissele
7 Harry D. Ability Cranbrook
8 Olive :McGillivray Cranbrook
9 Jennie Rands.,.,... ,-.. Mbnerief
10 1lol,ert Forrest ,,,.Cranbrook ',
11 A. H. McDonald Ethel
tt Elsie Pomeroy ... .... Ethel
12 Bessie Sommerville Walton
U. 4 Goo. 1(. Shannon ,,,•Molesworth
U 3 Sara Hammond. Molesworth
U. 4 Jean Austin Atwood
Women's Box Calf and Dongola 1fid
Boots, bads and blucher style, reg0hl1
price 82.00, 1Cetiring Sale price $1,39.
Women's Choir. Dougolo and Vic;
pots. hal and blucher styles, re.
rine 32,15 and 52.50, Emergency
el;7
Men's Box Cal(, Velour Calf and KIS
Boots, regular prices $3.76 and 54.00.
Emergency Sale price 82.50.
Men's Box Cal( and Kid Boots, regu-
lar price 52.60 Emergency Sala $1,79.
Boys', Girls' and Children's Boots, 25
to 40 per cent less than regular prices.
Ov s i`o es; Cardigans and all Felt Shoes
must go, cost not considering.
G. N. McLAREN
IIO W IDK.
Jennie 'trench
Mabel Dobson
Blythe McLaughlin, Padfield
I
May al elf
Sarah Pitdhel
Gorrie
Lakclet
9 y Clifford
4 Gattis
6 d Gorrie
„Gorrie
ti Hannah Mc1(01'.........Hurriston
7 Harry 11. Leopard-... ,,,,Gorrie
7 bene G. Sheriff Gorrie
8 Tillie C. Spence,,,.....,. Fordwich
9 Annie Murray.,,, , .,.,.,Fordwich
10 May C. Skilling-Gorrie
11 Minnie L. Iier Fordwich
12 Mary Aylesworth Fordwich
18 Wm. J. Perrin.,-. Wroxeter
15 A1110(113, Law..,. ,... Hunt ingfield
10 Norma Sperling Molesworth
17 ,T. Leggett.,. Fordwich
17 Nellie Segsworth, Fordwici
1.8 Mabel Walsh ,,,,,,...Gorrie
IT. 5 Emma A, Boyd
Molesworth
1111L1.C1'T,
1 Ida Cornish'.,, Clinton
2 Chas, H. Holland Clinton
11 Elliott Somerville Constance
4 Fawcett Sturdy Constance
6 Edith Jenkins Loudooboro
0 Gertrude Campbell, Harlock
7 Bessie Murcli..,, Londesboro
8 Grant Beaton,.., Londesboro
Clara E. Huston Londesboro
9 Freda Hess , Auburn
10 Jessie Wilson Londosbero
12 lade Petrie Summerhill
17. 5 Addison P. Johns Auburn
Clara E. Sclater .Auburn
11 May Hogg Blyth
II..C.S,S, 2 Teresa Lomb Clinton
M'K1L101
t Nellie S. Devereux Soafo't}I
2 alae Govenlock „Seatorth
4 Foster Fowler 4ea(orth
5 Camilla Prendergast ...Beechwood
tl Violet Simpson Winthrop
7 Christopher White Leadt,ury
8 Theresa Switzer.,,, ,,,,Beechwood
9 Cecil Gowland, Leadhury
10 Celina Durand.,,....,Winthrop
12 Cora White Leadbury
18 ,Matilda Fowler,,,, ......800(ortdt
2 Annie M. Hodgson Dublin
1I.C.S.S M. T. Canting.,Beeebwood
Stella Purcell .81, Columhan
Clara McRenna Dublin
Mrs. Scott Dublin
BLYTH SPRING SHOW
'I'T.TEI/EiDAV'
•
0(0ants
1 Mary )1cArter
Myth
8 Elsie 11'ikon Brussels
4 Isabel McNabb BI'11a$e1N
5Mary Edna Scutt Bolgrave
(i Carrie McCracken Brussels
7 Alex. McEwen,.,,., . ,,.,13luevale
8 Bessie Moses Brussels
9 Malvin, Murdie.,,,, Walton
10 Bella Henderson Jamestown
11, 3001In Dodds Wilton
12 Welds J. Stevens Blyth,
3 Alice 11, 'l'roticr Blyth
17 Kate Marshall Belgrat•e
TUCKRR10ITH
1 Eliza McEwen Henson
2 '1' us N. Forsyth,., Kippou
3 Andrew Soott Rentoth
4 Jennie Grant Clinton
5 Robert J. Beatty Egnloudviile
(i Emily Turner,,,, .„.Clinton
7 Closed
8 Goo, W, Holman Egmondville
9 Thos, G.ShillinglawEgmondrille
1') Aramantha McGregor Kipper
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TURN}(t(RRY
1 Elsie Allen R'roxeter
2 Eddie C. Robinson ' Wroxeter
8 John W. Ansley Glenarl[tarn
4 George 11. Scott ...... ,,Biuev0le
,lean Black llluovalo
5 Jessie M. Garrick Winghnm
fi lean Carling lUhlgham
7 Pearl Toll.. 11'ingham
8 Pearl Z. Baker Wiu¢ham
9 Lizzie H, Vanston0,,,Wingban
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10 a m.—All exhibits of Grain, Seeds and Potatoes
must bo in place in Indmtry Hall,
0,811 P. m. le 1 p, m.—Judging by Government
Expert.
t p. ut.—A 11 stock must he on the ground read)
for judging by an Expert ,fudge sent by the
Government,
2 p. m,—Addresses in Industry Hall.
"Eradication and Control of Weeds "
"How to Select Good Seed,"
General discussion.
You are invited to bring samples of Grain,
Etc„ you may have for sale in other lines than
those (or which prizes are offered.
Exhibits may be removed at 5 p. m,
At 0 p, m, the Secretary -Treasurer will be et
his office to pay the prizes.
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CLASS HORSES.
1 Clydesdale Stallion,,,, ,,,, S5 00 88 (XI
2 Shire Stallion ..... ........ 5 00 3 IA)
8 Percheron Stallion
500 1100
4 Carriage 4te1116n
5 Bond:One ',In n....
6 Sweepstakes, /or Clara
7 Ho vy Draught Tram in harness
8 Road horse in harness
6 (10 Aryl
00 . (tr
Dipema
6 00 800
800 20X)
CATTLE,
0 Shorthorn Bull, Aged 85 00
10 Shorthorn Bull, under 2 years,,, 8 00
11 Hereford Bull ,,,, 500
12 Polled Angus Bull 5 00
GRAiN, SEEDS, ETC.
0533 BUettHL HACH.
88 00
200
8 o0
8 00
18 Spring Wheat, any variety„ 52 00 111 00
14 Oats, white, any variety2 00 1 00
15 Oats, block, any variety,., 2 00 1 UO
16 Barley, 2•rowed 2 00 100
17 Barley, 6 -rowed 2 00 1 00
18 Fiel, Peas. „.2 0(1 1 (8l
19 Timothy Seed 2 W ` 1 01)
20 lied Clover 2 00 1 00
21 Alsike Sood.., 2 00 100
'22 Potatoes, any early variety 1 50 1 00
28 Potatoes, general crop.,.. 1 50 1 00
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Janet. 1Vilson
Clara Chidley
Lucy Stevens
Hattie Conrtice
Maude Wilts0
Annie Taylor
SEAFOBTII
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2 Minnie MacKay
8 Jessie W.ieeman
4 Jean Go'etnlock
5 Leila D,+Best
0 Jessie 1301hane
WINDHAM
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2 ;Maude L4rock
3 B. li. Reynolds
4 0, Farquharson
5 Lizzie G. Wilson
0 Lizzie Cummings
7 Edith Matheson
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1 JI H. Cameron
2 Helen D. Nord
8 Dora M. Smith
4 Hattie Downing
5 Gertie floss
6 Jean Ritchie
BLYTII
1 Joseph Stalker
2 Girona Brigham
8 W. Thom -poli
4 Georgina Murray
WROXIITER
W. E. Valvelsor
Elizabeth Henry
Clinton Collegiate Institute
A. P. Gundry, B. A,
J. H. Treleaven, B. A.
Miss E, R. Delmago, B, A.
Emerson E. Ball, B. A.
Alias I. Moir,
Seatorth Collegiate Institute
G. F, Rogers, B. A.
G. F Coiling, 13. A.
Hiss E. A.'l'eskey, B. A.
Miss Mabel 11. J. Baird, B. A.
Miss A. Chidley,
Wingham High School
J. A. Taylor, B. A.
J. (4, Workman, B, A.
1, C. Smith, B. A.
Mioa J. MacVannel, M, A.
Morris. ^�
Assessor Watson 1s making his el•
uual rounds,
Rev, 2, E. Maunders is honlo for a
(raw days from college at Detroit owing
to the auction sale at his mother's
(emit and her removal to Brussels, tho
farts having been leased to D. Badg-
ley, of the 13111 line, who now takes
possession,
Peter Barr, 5th line, has 6 apring
Iambs already added to his flock, 2 of
them arriving in January. Some
"little 1110110118" Were also on the pro -
grant early in the month at Jaynes
Glva333', 7th line,
James Shedden, 4th line, will rush
fanning next aeas011, having secured
an extra liana last week, The young
fellow struck a good home and we
hope he will give a good account of
himself.
2
gale Register.
THURSDAY, MARCH 12'1x.—Aug•
don sale of term stuck And aspic.
meIts, seed pens, grain and bay &a
at Lot 28, Con, 1, East Wowanosh
(htyif one east of Auburn.) Sale
unreserved at 1.p, 1H. James Halth.
bt; t3eip., Thomuequndry, auc,
Keep it In The House
Ccnsha and :olds develop eke wild•are. Al night
there may he a threat •q elIght tickling In the thrash
Neat nosing -a had cold. At the Ana algae, take
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Friar's Cough Balsam
U breaks op folds-4tepa the coach heal% the throat sad Inns% seri', Valle to rite
chrome Woo/chills. [.,racer and beat et cent .ugh l'ePP/tv 1,1 the wo,1,1. "sed In Casada ;e
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