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Coughs
Ask your doctor about these
throat coughs. He will tell
you how deceptive they are,
A tickling in the throat often
means serious trouble ahead.
Better explain your case care-
fully to your doctor, and ask
him about your taking Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral,
e.................
Wo publish our formula.
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Wel banbh atooho]
P tram our m.diotno
We uric rot/ to
0011autt your
doctor
ers
Who makes the best liver pills? The
J. C. Ayer Company, of Lowell Mass.
They have been making Ayer's }ills for
over sixty years. if you have the slight-
est doubt about using these pills, ask
your doctor. Do as he says, always.
....Made by nu 1. 0. Ayer Co„ raw.n. Straa,�-
You always pay
too much when
you pay too little
Paradoxical but true.
Particularly Ir11011 baying Gro.
series,
Nearly every article of eatables
an11 he adulterated,
Itany of them often are.
Constant vigilance is required to
keep undesirable goods from creep-
ing into 0 grocery' stock.
1iQine of 1110 most persistent sinners
s Canned Goods. Thousands and
thousands of them put up every
year. '0 inebody sell them.
Somebody hays them,
Somebody Date them.
This grade of canned goods is very
coututatt, but this store has never
sold a can of it to customer in its
life and it never will,
Out away is firsts or nothing in
ovel;,'thiug, always.
School Board
Secretary.Treasurers
Following is a complete list of the
Secretary -Treasurers of the various
School Boards in the East Huron In-
spectoratofor the year 1908
cut>Lr
1 Robert J, Hoover Brussels
2 Oliver Harris ,.,. ,,,. W51tou
8 P. A, McArthur Brussels
4 John AtcEsvtul,,, .lamest own
5 John Dtntbar Ethel
0 Wit. R. Hall „Ethel
7 J. M. knight Crlutbrook
8 ,las. D. 13oNnir..........Cranbrook
0 0. 11, Livingetolto.,,, .... 6leno'id!
10 Richard Cox Crotbrook
11 Christian Eckunier, .... Ethel
12 Charles Case.. ..,•, Welton
U 4 Allan 51'tcLel!......5oleswott
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CASif FOR ALL HINDS OF PRODUCIE
JAMES CUTT
3131.1 S TII
MONTHLY FAIRS
AT BLYTH
Friday, April 3rd, - 5908
All the leading horse and cattle buyers
are specially Incited to attend. Let
everybody come. Welcome to all.
A. W. SLOAN, President,
WM. JACKSON, Vier, President.
J. LESLIE KERR, Secretary.
GRAND TRUNK IN=
TIME TABLE,
LONDON AND WINGIIAM BIRANCIL
801311. NORTH.
WO pm 11111 001
B 40 3 30 Wtugham 11 50 7 35
0 43 313. Winghanm Jot. 11 48 7 25
0 52 3 44 Aelgrave 11 40 7 13
7 00 3 511 Blyth 1328 7 00
7 14 4 04 Londeshoro 11 20 0 52
7 47 4 23 Clanton 10 15 11 01 0 :35
8 05 4 39 Bruoefleld tl 55 (! 10
8 16. 4 ,47 KIppen 9 50 11 11
8 22 4 51 Hensel! 9 44 0 05
8 35 5 05 Exeter 9 30 5 54
8 48 '6 15 Centralia 9 18 ri 43
8 59 6 20 Clandeboye 909 5 :34
9105 5 30 Lucian Crossing 9 05 530
012 537 = Denileld 8 :35 5 25
021540 Ilderton 845 515
0 29 5 54 Ettrick 8 35 5 07
0 35 5 58 ITyde Park Crossing 8 2 6 02
9 37 0 00 Hyde Park Jot. 8 24 5 00
9'45 0 10 London 8 15 4 50
Connections are mode at Wingham for
all stations on the Palmerston and Kin•
eardlne branch.
Connections are made at Clinton for all
stations on the Buffalo and Goderich
brunch, end all stations front Stratford to
Toronto.
Connections are made at Lucan Crossing
for all stations west to Sarnia,
Connections are made at London for all
stations east and west on the main line.
!Time
Table
‘!
U 13 William Holmes ........Listowel
U 4 Jas. Donaldson jr Atwood
1f0w1CK
1 Hugh Halliday... Helnore
9 George Hubbeard..., Lnkelet
3 Charles 0. Hooper..... ....Clifford
4 Mathew Dane Gorrie
5 Win. G. Ferguson ...,. —Gerrie
0 George Johnston ,,, �Fo'dwich
7 Rohert \Valla;n Gorrie
8 3. F, Sotheran Fordwich
9 A.C. Johnston Fordwich
10 Jas. W. Edgar Gorrie
11 Wm. Edgar Fordwich
11 Ernest A. Harris........Newbridgo
13 George Donhlcdee...,. Belmore
15 August Wilkie Hnntingfield
lei George Itobertson Alolesworth
17 Win, Walters Fordwich
18 John Maguira ' Gorrie
U 6 Henry Fisher Kurizv
nut, t.urr
1 Win, Wilson Conatnnce
2 James Cornish..., .Clinton
13 John Britton ,;,,..,,,,, Constance
4 Wln, Carter Constance
5 Wm,McUool Londosboro
0 Thos, NeIIa118,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, Hnrlock
7 John Brighten ,. Blyth
8 Charles Manning Londeshoro
9 George Marsh.,.,.... Auhurti
10 John 11. Goyim ,,,..,.,Londeshoro
U 5.Tohn Wilson Auburn
U 12 Thos. H. Hardy ....Clinion
U 13 George Potter 1313th
It.C,S,S. No 2 Jno. Shanahan—Clinton
11'K ILL0P
1 Francis Murphy Seatorth
2 15dwin Hunt.... Seaton h
4 Robert 8. Habkirk Seafortlt
5 John Nolan Beechwood
f, Robert A. Campbell Winthrop
7 Thomas Archibald.., SA 013,
8 Charles Itegele........Broadhngen
9 Wm, N. Knet:htel !Walton
10 Thomas Dodds Winthrop
32 Arch, D. Sotnerville Winthrop
13 John Scott Seafortlt
U 2 W. W. Sitdlar ...Dublin
R.C.S,9, Bernard O'Connell....Dublin
R.C.S.S. ,Jacob Bruxer
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Grand Guide, W. \, Burgess, Mimi- Ate,*************************
7G 7�7�7tC 7� 7�• i1C 7{C
o ; rept'esentttiire to Canadian North• 3
Myth west Grand Lodge, Past grand Master Se.BrusselsIJoseph P. M., Ingersoll ;
Brussels Grand Watchman. T. E. lioodworh,
Furniture
Toroo; Grand Outside Watehmnn,I A. 1{insetla,
North BayGrand
110111418
1 ,Toltn 1100ni1
13 ,las. B. Kerney
4 William Thuell
5 0. B. \Nitkiusou......,.,,Belgreve
0 Walter Youill Brussels
7 Robert Warwick ,.,, ,,,, Wintghan
8 S. Paul .............. Blnevale
9 John It, Bell ...... ,,,, ,,,,Brussels
10 W. J. JoItnssos,,,, .,., Blue vale
11 Thcs. 11, Bolger Walton
12 Russel Richmond Blyth
33 315. Vint Blyth
U 17 Wur, IVighttnan....,,,.11elgrare
'rt,oltanoStlrIl
1 Robert McLaren ,,.. ,.,, Hensnll
2'Phos, Elder Kippeu
BI'
8 James McKee ticetield
4 Joseph G. Crich C efild
5 W. 15. Archibald Fgmondvilie
e Ira W. Jolt11a..............Clinton
7 1). F McGregor.,,, ,,,. ,,Seatorth
8 Robert Highs,,,, J:gOu,udville.
9 Isaac Moore , Seafori h
10 Donald AlcNaughton,,,Chiselh11re3
T(41111116)46 1'
1 James A, Edgar Wroxeter
2 James 1'. Hooper Wroxeter
11 1), ll, \Vallnce Glenatmun
4 Geo, !MacDonald 131uevale
5 Jas. S. "McDougall Winglutnt
6 David Holmes Witighutn
7 Henry T. 1'ho111p9011 \Viughnm
m
8 \V. J, 1.1 ndor000 Ivioghnln
9 ,'ins, T, }Iylie,.., ,,,....,Glenfarrow
1 Wm. S. Linklater Wingliam
12 John I, Abram Belutoro
URBAN SCHOOLS
,101130 Cunningtnun Clinton
John Rankin Seafortlt
John 1'. Groves
John G. Skene Brussels
J)', G. Long Blyth
Alex, H. Gibson ' Wroxeter
3)ol,1.&01 ATE INSTITUTES
61, 0. McTaggart . ,,.......,Clinton
Alex, \Nikon Seaforth
Dudley Holmes . . .. . ... ..... W inghan
11'inghnm
Grand Lodge A. 0. U. W.
The Ontario Grand Lodge of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
nearly 500 strong, loot in its annual
conclave at the 'Temple Rni14i118 '1'o•
lento, last Wednesday and Thursday,
Grand Allister C. E. Cameron, of Iro-
quois, presiding,
Over 1500 young men were initiated
last year, itcoot'ding to the official re-
port, and the total membership is now
nearly 40,000 in Ontario.
{ The election of otlicoro resulted as
follows:—Grand Master Workman, S.
B, Morris, J, P., Rodney ; Past Grand
Master \VOrb111011, C. E. Cameron,
Iroquois 1 Grand foreman, Alajor J.
J. Craig, M. P. P. ; Grund Overseer,
James AICEw'ing, Drayton ; Grand
Recorder, Al. D. Carder, Toronto ;
Grand Treasurer. F, G. In wood, 1'or-
outo ; Grand Solicitor, A. F. G. Law-
rence, Toronto ; Grand Medical Exam.
25o to Cllr,: Your Cough
Bole's Preparalb,n of friar's Cough Balsam
comes in such a big bottlz—cad for presc1iption
from which it is Mode is each an excellent one
—that one bottle ewes most coughs.
Bole's Preparation of
Friar's Cough Balsam
costs only 250 a bottle. Veer dealer has it or can easily get it for yon,
See that he does. Itis DOLE'S PSEPAR:ITION you want—the cough
cure that cures coughs. 37
NATIONAL 011(10 & CHEMICAL C.:. OF CANADA Lt3AITED, LONDON, ON
TO TORONTO
Codcrioh f v, 7.00 a.m. 4.50 p. m.
Auhura .,.... 7.$•l, " 5,11 "
Blyth " 7.3,4 " 5,22 "
Walton " 7.40 " 5.145- '
Milverton " 8.21 " 0,014
Elmira,..., ' 0,50 " 0.33
Guelph " 0.25 " 7.19
Toronto Ar, 11.10 " 9.15
0110.11 TORONTO.
Toronto Lv, 0.00 a.m. 5 50 p. m.
tleetph Ar, 10.00 " 7..0 "
Elmira " 10.20 " 8.1-1 "
Milverton ... " 11dIR ' 13,11 „
Walton " 11,39 " 0.23 '
Blyth" 11 " 0.30 "
Auburn „ 12,02 " 9.40 "
aloderieh ' 11.30 p.m, 10.10 ".
Just, try a blended flour
once and see for yourself
that it doer make
WHITER and tastier
Bread and Biscuits—
LIGHTER Pastry—
MORE DELICIOUS
Cake.
And there's good reason
for it, too.
Blended Flours
combine the rich nutriment, the whiteness, lightness
and delicate flavor of Ontario wheat with the strong
qualities of Manitoba wheat.
For all home baking—no flour, milled only from spring
wheat, can compare with a
BLENDED FLOUR.
Look for this trademark
on every bag or barrel
of flour you buy.
Take no other.
",!lade in Ontario"
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ND
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I'rnstet's,'1'. Riley, J, Locule' Wilson,
\V, C. Mikes K. C.; George Clay and C.
G. Knott, Toronto Auditors ; Execu-
tive Committee, Reps Canon Allman,
Burk's Fal le ; J.'I': A1leu, Mount For -
nit, and R. Lngram, Ottawa,
Past Grand Al aster J. 13, Nixon in-
stalled the newly -elected officers, and
the Grand Lodge then adjourned.
Following are the -District Deputy
Grand ll asters :—St. Clair, John
Watson, Dresden ; Erie, Geo. Wil.
Bentsen, I< A'•
tam. m , Simcoa ; London, lou, Jumos t
tentage, London ; Brant, Geo, P.
Burns, Ingersoll ; Hamilton, L, E.
Altar, Jarvis ; Niagara, W. 0, hull !'t, RobinsonGuMar-
v ; t 10. E.
,Guelph,
Ne.Ison,Guelph ; Hon, Harry Mor-
ris, Goderich ; Bruce, 11, J, Ateheson,
Clifford ; Dufferin, R. 13. Henry,
Orangeville; Peel, James Jackson,
Brampton ; Toronto, Win. Irtviu, To-
ronto ; York, W. H. Clark, Stouff-
ville ; Sinter* D. W. Williams, Tot-
tenham ; Ontario, W. N, VanValken-
hurg, Whitby ; Dttrleaut, J, 3,Turner,
Peterhoro ; Quince Alex, Moore,
Plainfield ; Kingston, R, W, Long.
more, Camden East ; St, Lamellae, H,
Y, Farr, Brockville ; Stormont, W.
Clark, Cardinal ; Ottawa.], F. Drake,
Ottawa ; Lanark, P. 0. McGregor,
Almonte ; Georgian Bay, E. Flaxman,
Huntsville; Superior, J. J. Carruth-
ers, Honore ; Nipissing, Noah Phelps,
North Bay,
Grand \]aster Morris appointed A.
E. Wttinton, Toronto, and T. B. Cor.
others, St Thomas, to the Executive.
Toronto wits almost unanimously
chosen fm' the next place of holding
the annual meeting
On motion of P. 0, "M's, Cornett and
Gibson a resolution was adopted au•
thm'izing G. M. Morris to correspond
with head officials of other Grand
Lodges 111 the Dotninion, with the ob•
jl.ct of affecting closer union of all A.
0. ti, W. lodges in Canada.
Loadbury.
David Holmes has moved to the
Coates farm which he pnrclased from
his brother Win. some time ago, 'kite
latter has moved to the Muldoon farm
which he has rented for the 9015011.
John Dennis and Alex, Gardiner
each purchased a line Shorthorn bull at
theGuetph Fat Stook Club Sale which
was held in that city two weeks ago,
1 hey are each said to be *Mantis of
rare breeding qualities and were sold at
fancy prices and will no doubt be
greatly appreciated by the farmers of
this locality,
A telephone system is interesting
large number of farmers and others in
Moliillop and if it comes ton succ0S•
fat issue will connect with the lines at
Seatorth turd Walton, A 001(111 led
has been appointed at Winthrop and
something definite will shortly be done
and if satisfactory arrangements. can
be made the fins will be built on the
opening of spring. A large number
have agreed to have it installed in their
respective homes,
Seafortlt.
IVe are pleased to note that Conneil-
lol• Adam McKay is able to be around
again atter several week&' illness,
Edge & Gutteridge, who have the
contracts of railway buildings on the
C. P. R., sent seven Wren to work on
the bnildhtge to be couatructed be•
trreell Parry Sound and 'Tying Inlet,
At a special meeting of the town
00011//1 the fire and water committee
was instructed to purchase 500 feet of
cotton hose, Some of the hose now in
1109 hag become rotten and it is unsafe
to use it. in case of lire,
The Recreation Grounds Society are
offering the recreation grounds for
sale, The society hes owned these
ground for 25 years, The income de-
rived from them has been expended 011
1110111 std the shareholders have never
received (3113' dividends, so they have
decided to sell,
Jerry Grare8, who has been avey
from town for some Gino, returned anti
will wont with his brother in tete
painting and wall paper business, The
lacrosse and football boys will be
pleased to hear that Jerry Will remain
in town during the sutn:ner, as he is
one of the hest Moronic and football
players in the bttsitiese,
DONT FORCET
Metcalf's
Retiring Sale
There are Bargains for
EvernDodg
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 of.
Everything roust go. Coma and see,
FRANK METCALF
Jewelry and Stationery.
Furniture
—•�..,� —
House-cleaning is near at hand and we have been
busy during the quiet month of February
getting everything ready for a Bumper
Spring Trade. We have the best stock
of Furniture, the best selected for the
least money of any store in the
County. We also carry a full
line of House furnishings such as
Carpets * . Hugs * Oil Cloths
Curtains, Pianos, Organs *
Sewing Machines * Furniture
* coverings and draperies
UN17EFL'TAKINOr
In this branch we handle the latest goods
and the prices are low. We have the
best outfit in the County and no extra
charge.
WALKER A& ROSS
Furniture Dealers C. Undertakers. - - Clinton
Your Expenses paid both ways. 'Phone 28
* ***** *71v************
Herbert Bean, son of the late John
Beat, and a graduate 11om the Now
1.ra office, who has lately been mech-
anical superintendent for the at.
Thomas Times, has bought out the
Rodney Aleroury, and wilt take thsrno
of it Its it few days,
READ the ads. in Tnt: STANDAND
ROBERT H. UARNISS
BLUEVALE — — ONTARIO
Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Terms reasonable. Selso arranged for
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