HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-03-19, Page 8You always pay
too much when
you pay too little
Paradoxical but true.
Particularly when buying Gro-
ceries,
Nearly every article of eatables
can be adulterated,
Many of them often are,
Constant vigilance is required to
keep undesirable goods from creep-
ing into a grocery stock,
One of the most persistent sinners
is Canned Goods. 'Thousands and
tlwnsends of them put up every
year, Aatnehody sells them,
Somebody buys then.
Somebody eats them,
This grade of canned goods is very
come -ton, but this store has never
sold a can of it ton customer in its
Die, and it never will.
Our way is firsts or nothing in
everything, always,
CASII FOR ALLBINDS OF PRODUCE
JAMES CUTT
BLX�'fI
MONTHLY FAIRS
AT BLYTH
Friday, April 3rd, - 1908
All the leading horse and cattle buyers
are epeeially invited to attend, let
everybody coupe. Welcome to all,
A. W. SLOAN, President,
W51. JACKSON, Vice President.
J. LESLIE KERR, Secretary.
WESTERN
CANADA
IF YOU THINE OF MAKING
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YOU SHOULD HAVE THESE
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"WESTERN CANADA"
"TOURIST SLEEPING CARS"
TIME TABLES
Just the practical
information
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Apply to nearest C.P,R,
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District Pose, Agent,
TORONTO
b'Or „110(x1.- ion Ian Information see
J. Mc;1.URCI!1S Agent BLYTI3
GRAND,TRU1JSYSEM
TIME TABLE.
LONDON AND WINGIIAIyt BRANCH,
801ar'it, NORTH,
anm
D
andRI
n
9 40 3 '39
wlnh
g am 11 50 7 35
6 43 3 33 W inghaal Jut. 11 48 7 25
6 52 3 44 Belgravo 11 40 7 13
7 06 3 50 Blyth 11 28 700
7 14 4 01 Londesboro 11 20 0 52
7 47 4 .23 Clinton 10 15 11 05 0 35
8 (15 4 39 Druoefeld 0 58 6 19
8 15 4 47 Klppen 9 50 0 11
8 22 4 52 Hensen 0 41 0 05
8 35 5 03 Exeter 9 30 0 54
8 46 5 15 Centralia 0 18 5 43
8 59 5 26 Clandeboye 9 00 5 34
9 os 5 30 Lucian Crossing 9 (15 5 00
0 12 5 37 Bonfield 8 55 5 25
0 21 5 40 Ildertol 8 45 6 15
A l0 5 r} Ettrick 8 35 60
0 35 5 58 11y11e Park Crossing 8 20 5 02
0 37 0 00 Hyde Park Jot, 8 24 5 00
9 45 11 10 London 8 15 4 50
Connections are atone at Wingham for
all stations o11 the Palmerston and Rim
cardiae branch.
Connections are mode at Clinton for all
etations on the Ihttild0 and Goderich
branch, and all stations from Stratford to
Toronto.
Connections are made at Luean Crossing
for all stations west to Sande,
Conneotfons are made at London for all
etattona east and west on the main line,
�T�me
Table
.4*
TO TORONTO
Goderleh Lv. 7,00 a,m. ,4,50 p. 1n,
Auburn " 7.2E " 5,12 "
Blyth " 7.55 " 5.22 "
Walton " 7.40 " 5.85 "
Mllvertdn " 8121 " '.'66110 "
Elmira.,... ," 8,:311 " 0,45 "
Guelph " 0.25 " 7.12 "
Toronto Ar. 11.10 " 0.15 "
FROM TORONTO.
Toronto Lv. 8.00 a.m. 3 50p. m;
Guelph ..... e.r.10.00 " 703)
Elrnira " 10.25 " 8,14 "
Milverton .. " 11.03 " 1.50 "
Walton ' 11.39 " 9.25 "
iilyth " 11 52 " 9,36 "
Auburn " 12.02 " 14.40 "
tloderich " 12.30p.m, 10.1e "
Kaggargiumegyalivgli
RI. COMMENTS L==
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The Supreme Court of the Indepen-
dent Order al Foresters meets in June
in Toronto when they will decide 1
the rates on all old members previous
to the year 1809, when the new rates
started, will he raised, Frank Met-
calf, of town, is 0110 of the members of
the Supreme Court,
The redistribution bill was referred
to a committee consisting of five Con-
sel•vatives (Premier Whitney, Hon
W. J. lIluna, Hon, A. Matheson,J,J.
Ii. Da•garel and 11', G. Macdiarulid)
and three Liberals (C. AI, Bowman, S.
Clarke and G, 8, May. The first sitting
was on \Vednesdey.
We reprint the following from the
Brussels Post which shows what order
and drill will do in case of an alarm itt
the Public School :•—In an exhibitio8
fire drill at t e Public School, Bros-
solo, on Wednesday the pupils in the
six departments Were all 01130410 in
three quartets of minute after the fire
alarm sounded. Titis is an excellent
showing, but how would it be for the
npstair pupils in case of fire cutting off
the stairways? '1 hursday morning
Chairman Farrow and Secretary SIteue
visited the school and unknown to the
pupils the gong was sounded, In 44
seconds the whole contingent were out
of the building in a most orderly and
satisfect0')' Dutnne',
_.—
We etre glad to see that honeymakers
1118 honest people and that 11e are able
to pence holey on the table knowing it
is pure and not a mixture of sealing
wax, glue or some other compositions
that our new and up-to-date foods are
made of. A bulletin of the Inlaid
Revenue Depa'ttnedlt, just issued,
shows that of 141 samples of honey
from various parts of the Dominion
analyzed by the dem talent, 133 were
genuine, 3 were tlottbtfu1, } was sold ns
a compound and only 2 were 8001380•
aced. The report shows that strained
hooey satin Canada can neatly al-
ways he relied upon its being the gen-
uine article,
The March Rod and Gun.
hunting takes the vide of place in
the ;larch number of "Rod and 01111
and \loto• Sports in Canada" published
by 1V, ,I. '1'llylo' at Woodstock; Ont,
From the fascinating sport, of caribou
hunting in Newfoundland ewf uulhun wr r •
6 1 1(8 taken
to doe' stalking in the Gatioeut Val-
ley, hunting on a Quebec preserve, a
successful Ilan_ itt ,luskoka ; w'I_iie a1
unsuccessful 01111 in New Brunswick,
proves that hunters are sometimes pre-
pared to tell of their failures as w011 as
to boast of their successes, The C. P.
R. wolf hunt is told about, while a
beta' hunt is also described. These
papers rare varied by tut exce118111 one
on the bloodhonld, and the thoughtful
and poetical address before the C51111,-
dfne Club at 'l'oronto entitled "'The
Things
Protection f t ,
n he 11 111 am the
1 l
of the Wild" by Cv Warntat is given
in full. Some rough backwoods ex-
periences show tIwrealfty us compared
with rhe glitter of the life on the iron-
(1S08of civilization, though the latter
must retain its altractlols for many
men, Good illustrations are a feature
of this number an0 the departments
are all abreast of the other contents of
the magazine, making it creditable
alike to the publisher and the Domi-
nion, the attractions of which from a
sport loving point of view it presents
to the world,
THE STANDARD o now subscribers
In Canada from now till ,J•ulutary
1st, 1909, for tlto sura of 65 cents.
Subscribe now,
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not needed
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is not a
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there is not a drop of alcohol
in it. It is a non-alcoholic tonic
and alterative. Ask your own
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medicine for thin, impure
blood. Follow his advice
every time. He knows.
We publish our formal.
Ire bealeh aloohet
f from oar med{ora.
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oonem{ roar
looter
ers
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rule of health?" Nine doctors out of
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Pitts for constipation?"
_-Igad. Dr the J, 0. Arae ea,. Leven, M...
PAGE E1GHr—THE 13LYTH STANDARD
MARCH 19, 190$,
Orated Orange Lodge.
The 49th annual meeting of the
Grand Orange Lodge of Ontario AVest
convened in Mount Forest last Wed-
nesrltry,'l'harsday, and Friday, 0111'
800 delegates representing almost every
county, district and primary Orange
Lodge from Toronto on the east, 1(110
from Lake Erie to Janes Bay.
Prominent among those present 31018
Dr,''l', S. Sproule, the supreme g and
master of British Atuerica, who ar-
rived in the special car with the To -
onto and eastern delegation ; Hon. Dr.
Py minister of education ; Jamas
Duff, 111. L. A., East Sintcoe ; Frrd
Date, '1', nod N. 0. Rail Wit 0001111is-
0(1011er ; A. W. Wright of publicowner-
hip fame ; Squire Ellis, Toronto Jct. ;
Controller Hocken end Ald, Satrnder-
8011.
The Grand Black Chapter of Ontario
\Vest elected the following o15c01s
Grand Mester, Col, A. E, Belcher,
Southampton ; deputy grated wester,
Dr, Hunter. Orangeville ; associate
deputy grand master, W. J, arnell, Sr,
Catharines ; grand chaplain, Rev.
Wm. Walsh, Brampton ; grand reg-
istrar, E. A, Fennell, Toronto ; grand
treasure', Wm, Forster ; grand lecturer,
itfcCrushlpd, 'Toronto ; censors,
John Alnxlow. Menford, and T, Mc-
Clelland, Owen Sound ; stander'd
bearers, Cttpt, P,tttieson, Orangeville
and C. Armstrong., Toronto; pursui-
vent, W. 11, Walker, London : deputy
registrar. John Agnew, Torontn ;
deputy grand treasurer, A. A, Grav,
Toronto: deputy grand lecturer, E.
Laukin,'1'oronto,
The Grand Orange Lodge of 011111110
\Vest elected the office's for the ensuing
year ns follows :
Grand Piaster—E, T. Essery, Lon -
1101L
Deputy Grand Master—Harry Lore,
look, Po'outo.
Deputy Grand Master—Fred Dale,
Toronto.
Grand Treasurer—,John Hewitt, To-
ronto.
Grand Secretary—Wet, AL Fitzger-
ald. 143 Morse street Toronto,
Chaplain—Bio. Lowe, London.
Grand Lecturer—Bro. J.J. Breuting,
Cookstown,
Grand Deputy of Cnrenonies—Ain,
W. Thompson, Mitchell.
Grand Auditors—Bros, Wright and
'Pa vim
Deputy Genie! Secretary—Bro. Wm.
Cook, Meelord,
The Maple Leaf.
The following poem was written by
JasSmillie, formerly of Walton, 11110
well known to many f our readers :
W'e all 10vere the older lands,
Prom which 01111tube.rs curate ;
Vet a(1+1 1.: 11101'11 10 1114,
We 1ningh, 1('1111 1101 fine ;
And the erimsol rills of kinship,
No foes need try to 501'81'.
Or the sun -kissed emblem o'er us—
"Phe Aleph.) Leaf Forever,'
'Phan gather round the nation's flag
1,01 traitors quail or gnfver,—
God less Dur 11111(1 and emblem griun0—
'111e 3laple Leaf Forever."
To mingle with "Gad Save the King"
"'('Ile 5111ple Leaf" we bring ;
Let anthers loud in loyal praise
n.•,•
0 er woodland glories ring g,
And while the ;Mattel proudly waves
Tho coward knave must quiver—
Green. crimson tinged or uuldeu brown,
„'Phe Maple Leaf Forever "
Then rally round the Union Jack,
Let traitors quail or quiver, --
God bless our land and emblem grand—
"The Maple Leaf Forever,"
'Plea triumphs that our fathers ;von,
And Held in 1n mory dear,
And empire ties but stronger seem,
With every passing year ;
While the shield of Britain o'er us,
Is (Kr too strong to piety,
With "Thistle, Shamrock, Rose" en
twine—
"The Maple Leaf Forevr."
Then gathr round 1110 nation',~ flag
Ler, traitors quail or quiver,—
God bless our hind and emblem grand—
''The Maple Leaf Forever,"
We have a land PO rich and grand,
'Phe half can ne'e' be told,
With riches spread from sea to sea,
lint waiting to 111. fold ;
"'rile Maple Leaf" is free for all
O'er 1110111118111, glen 111111 rive1'—
fuseiring choice of wildwood charms --
„'rhe Maple Leaf Forever,"
(brae cheers then for the Union Jack
Let traitors quail or 5ui00r,-
11'hile r0nn0 the Union Jack shall ring,
' "PbeMaple Leaf forever.
Clinton.
A b,y•1aw to amend a forme' agree-
ment with the Doherty Organ Co., and
;table therm to enlarge their business
and form a joint stock company with
neroasedcepital,wasvo'edon Monday
and cerri1d by 884 for to 4O against
Osler Wade, of'l'orent,o, is endeavor-
ing to bring about an arrangement be-
twern the Clinton 'Thresher Co. and
their shareholders and ereditnre. At
the instance of the Sovereign Bnuk en
older for the winding up of the imm-
unity has been issued, and Mr, Wede
has been chosen interim liquidator,
The last statement ehowed.a small smr-
phls of assets over liabilities, but it
was found difficult ,to convert the
atae.t,1 into reedy cash to ,IlieCharlte a
BLYTH SPRING SHOW
rrvEun. .-fir
>,r4 Programme OLT"
•••••••••••••••••••••••• •4•.4.44♦
10 a, nn,—All exhibits of Grain, Seeds and Potatoes
must be in place in Industry Hall,
10.80 n, m. to 1 p. m,—Judging by Government
Export.
1 p, 1n.—All stock must be on the ground ready
for judging by an Expert Judge sent by the
Government,
2 p. m,—Addresses in Industry Hall,
"Eradication and Control of Weeds"
"IIow to Select Good Seed."
General discussion,
You are invited to bring samples of Grain,
Etc„ you may have for sale in other lines that
those for which prizes are offered,
Exhibits may be removed at 5 p, m.
At 0 p, m, the Secretary -Treasurer will beat
his oflfce to pay the prizes,
MARCH 8 1 st
�rt
,Pri7e EiSt *"
401*•••,•••••••••• •$•••H•• •••••11
CLASS HORSES.
1 Clydesdale Stallion 85 00 S8 00
2 Shire Stallion 5 00 8 00
3 Percheron Stallion 5 00 8 00
4 Carriage Stallion ,.,. 6 00 8 00
5 Roadster Stallion.,,, 6 00 8 00
0 Sweepstakes, any chute Diploma
7 Heney Draught Team in harness 5 00 8 00
8 Road Horse in harness 8 00 2 00
CATTLE.
9 Shorthorn Hull, aged 85 00 89 00
10 Shorthorn Bull, under 2 years,8 00 2 00
11 Hereford Bull 5 00 8 00
12 Polled Angus Bull 6 00 13 00
GRAIN, SEEDS, ETC.
01110 BUStlti11 EAC11,
19 Spring Wheat, any variety.. .,. 82 00 81 00
14 Oats, white, any variety........ 2 00 1 00
15 Oats, black, any variety,,,,,,,, 2 00 1 00
10 Barley, 2 -rowed 2 00 1 00
17 Barley, 6 -towed 2 00 1 00
18 field Peas 2 00 1 00
19 'Timothy Seed 2 00 1 00
20 Red Clover',,., 2 00 1 00
21 Alsike Seed.,.. 2 00 1 00
.22 Potatoes, any early variety 1 50 1 00
28 Potatoes, general crop,,,, 1 60 1 00
mortgage of 810.000 on the plant which
is valued at 829 700. The total asses
are said to bo worth 892.104, and it is
probable a settlement will be effected,
Seaforth.
John Walker, the now furniture
dealer and undertake', has 11101011 his
family to town,
W. A wee the lucky winner of
the turkey in the three pair stone
game between the curlers.
At meeting of the Public Schori
I30nrd it w'as decided to purchase a
gong for the school. 'l his could be
used in case of fire and for other pur-
poses in enunectIon tvith the school.
'Pito 8eafot'th howler gave en oyster
supp»r at the Commercial Hotel on
Wednesday 8N-eniilg for Ole veteran
bawler, 781005 McMichael, in horror el
is 85th birthday,
On 'Tuesday noon about, 1.2.130 fife
broke out in the dwelling apartments
of C. Consigney's dye w'o'ks on Main
St, The fire, which originated from
heated stove pipes, was chiefly col -
fined to the attic. Mr, Consfgney'a
household hold e
Piesis were quickly removed
to safe quarters, although some of them
were badly soaked with Witter before
they could he taken out.
Spring Term from April 1st
Eater now and be ready to acoe.pt a
good position In the 01110000
or fall. Attend
aUUiott Business College
TORONTO 111 T
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T.
Canada's high Class School. Tills
college has better courser, better
teachers, better equipment, better fa•
entries for placing teachers In positions
than the average business college.
Open entireyeer, Catalogue free.
W. i, Elliott, Principal,
Corner Yong() & Alexander Ste.
ROBERT H. GARNISS
H1,UISVALE — — ONTARIO
Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Terms reasonable, Sales arranged for
at THE STANDARD Office, Myth.
DONT FORGET
Metcalf's
-Retiring Sale
'Mare are Bargains for
EverUboIB
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 must go. Come and see.
FRANK METCALF
Jewelry and Stationery.
Bole's Preparation of
Friar's Cough Balsam
Cures Coughs
Sloes them right off. The first teaspoonful
-' does good. In a few hours you notice that
" tight feeling " disappear -the coughing spells
grow farther and farther apart—the throat is easier --and the soreness Ione.
Cure yourself at hove—for 260 ---with Boles's Prepaation of Irriar'
Cough Belem. Sold by all druggists, .e
NATIONAL DRUG d CHEMICAL CO., LI MITre - LONDON, Ca
ur Big
Offer .. .
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