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IA he thing for a summer dress. Some of our leading shades are
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white (lash, brown with stripe, black with white check, black with
white spot, ole,
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We are showing a large assortment of benutilul walste, trim -
mod with either ince or ouibroldely, short, medium nr long sleeves.
No matter what you want we have 1t. Pr:ees ftonl tiO3 up.
LAsr Friday the damaged safe of
J. McMurehie was Moved out and as
new one put in the Bank on Satur-
day mornings We understand that
1 vault will be built for extra
security.
AT the Clinton Spring Show hist
week Jus. .1leffron took 21111 prize
for carriage horse ; John Barr, 2nd
rAprize for aged 1)urham Bull ; tad
E. BENDER, BLYTH T1 1 �, IaiicCenneil Bell, 2m1 Shire
P„ stallion. The prize winners of the
hor a good drefs buy Priestley's Dress Goods,
BUILDING operations are commenc-
ing.
1lousm cleaning is the order of the
day.
A uuuber Iron town attended
the auction sale of Little Bros'. &
13rneo 'u Mullett on Tuesday,
IF ,you are going away for Easter,
or if you'expeot your friends to visit
you, don't furget to let us have their
flames.
AN Assembly will be held 111 In-
dustry 111111 on Wednesday, April
22nd. The London Orchestra will
supply the music.
Du11tNo the past week Isaac and
Mrs, Marwood have moved from
East Wawanosh to tawls and have
taken up their residence hero.
Tum auction sale of hardware etc.,
of N. 13. Gerry,'9 on Saturday drew a
large crowd to town. Auctioneer
Gundry certainly earns his money.
YES'T'ERDAY 11wedd1ng took pine
at the bride's home, 6th line, Morris,
when 11iss Maggie Craig was mos-
sier! to Albert Jackson, who has a
farm on the filth of Mullett.
Highest prices paid for Farm Produce.
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DIVISION Court 011 lily 14111 next. AN ad. 111 Tum STANDARD is a
THE C. P. R. commenced Monday
to run tile two extra passenger trains
again.
REA] the advertisements. They
wilt giro you ideas and save you
1o010y.
ARE you gong west this spring
Free copies of "Settler's' Guide,"
"Western Canada,” "Tourist Sleep-
er" and other booklets, Ticketsaud
frill information as 00 rates, etc., 0t
C. P. I:. Town Ofbcc, J, McMur.
chic, Agent, Blyth,
S. L. '1'Auns, eyesight specialist of
Toronto, will be at die Commercial
Hotel, Blyth, on Monday, April 1 3th.
If your eyes bother, you in any
way, or the glasses you now wear,
are not satisfactory, male it a point
to consult this tellable specialist.
Make oppdntnents now at 1lannil
ton's drug store.
Fee SALE.—/Mr Win, Ross, about
two miles north of this village is of.
Tering his property fop sale. 'There
is an acre of gl•ouud with eomfo'tahle
house and suable with a number of
first class fruit trees, This property
will he sold cheap as Mr. Ross wishes
to go west this spring, Apply to
'(Vo, Campbell, real estate agent,
Blyth, or 13ox 96, Blyth,
THE Women's Missionary Society
of the Methodist Church purposes
giving na social evening on Friday,
April 100 commencing at eight
o'clock. A good program is being
prepared consisting of vocal and
i instrumental solos, duetts, quartettos
readings, recitations and an interest-
ing exercise by the Mission Band,
An orchestra will raid to the interest
of the occosion, Admission 10 and
15 cents, Refreshments at the 01o5e.
Tits undersigned is offering for
sale to wind up the late lionunh
Dick Estate, port of Park Lot No, 8, reseda shaded ostrich plumes droop
lirst•cl' ' salesman ass allvmau ]or a few cents.
Now that the snow is gone the
Spring clean-up on the streets should
commence.
Fon another month N. 13. Gerry
will have a stook of hardware etc.,
in 1110 store, It is understood that
John Wilford will continue the, coal
business alter air. Gerry leaves,
Tum old flame house, formerly
owned by Chas, Hamilton, is torn
down and the lumber will be used
in the building of the new double
house of Allan Bainton, which will
be commenced as soon as the weather
is favorable.
Miss JOHN MtLLs has disposed of
her valuable farm property on the
boundary line of Mullett to Mr.
Murray for 87000. Possession to be
given immediately. An auction
sale will be held in the neat' future.
Mrs. Mills has not decided where
she will live but her friends hope
she will move to Blyth.
SPRING MILLINERY OPENINGS.—
The Millinery rooms of 0. 31, Cham-
bers & Co, were tastefully decorated
with flowers and ferns ; the drap-
ings, which were most exquisite,
added greatly to 111e appearance,
One of the most notable features
amo:g the decorations were the
flower baskets, Miss Colvin, mil-
liner, showed a large display of
very pretty lints. One which cre-
ated much :Mutilation was a large
black picture bat, trimmed with
black ostrich spray, drooping over
the left side a bund made of black
pleated marine and caught with
small bulch(s of moss roses around
the crown, tilted on the left side.
Another very pretty hat was a re -
sada green and tusclln yedda braid
trimmed high on the right side, two
situate 011 Queen street in the VII.
lage of Blyth. The property cod -
sista of a quarter of an acre of land,
on which there is a frame house
with a quantity of fruit trees. This
property must be sold. For full
particulars apply to 13'm. Campbell,
reed estate agent, Blyth.
THE annual meeting of the Metho-
dist Sunday School was held at the
home of 11. Slate's en Monday even -
Ing over the crown and fastened
with a large bow of duchess ribbon,
and a drape of lunliue, to match was
put around the crown and a large
steel button 111 front which added
greatly to the style of this hat.
Last but not least was the Merry
Widow sailor in block trimmed with
as high wreath of white 11n11 black
Marguerites and a cluster of purple
violets on the left side of the crews.
log. The au111101s report was The variety 01shapes are bewilder -
presented and accepted, The fol- Ing but turbans and (emotions of
• lowing officers where elected for'the
ensuing year :—Superintendent, C.
11. Beene ; Assistant, E. Bender ;
Secretary, Robt. Slater ; Treasurer,
A. H. Wilford ; Organist, Miss E.
Moser ; Leader, Miss S. Bentley. A
fait staff of teachers were Appointed,
At the close a vote of thanks was
moved to hit N. B. Gerry, who has
been superintendent of the school
for the past few yens and all wished
hint prosperity in his new home.
Teachers and officers decided to get
their photo taken and present Mr.
Gerry with one as a remembrance, plainer hats,
the sailor still retain their popular.
ity. Leghorns are still in evidence,
Yedda, llorps and Milan bands are
used In the pressed shapes, and
conical and large squire c'owr5
are exceedingly good with lace and
flowers put high around them
Among the flower's are forge white
pnnd lilies, American beauties„jack
of roses and the sinall flowers such
ns blossoms, forget-me•nots, etc , are
(lofna features for the sense% Rib-
bons and ribbon velvets ore an ad-
vantage to the construction of the
show alsontmea's in this issue,
A baseball sleeting was called for
lost friday evening but only four at'
live people showed up and tete meet -
mg was called oil'. The boys should
organize as soon as possible to he in
shape for It game on the 24tH of
May. The season eon open just 115
well then as wait till the 1st of July,
CLEAN. 11P.—T'11(0 fs the custom-
ary spring advice and 10 /00111 as
wholesome 116 can be given. The
ash pile, the garbage damp and the
alley—they con all stand thorough
over hauling at this time to the hest
interests of ail, both as regards
finance and sanitation,
A Paoomssiv61 130010399 Solon.
—The Easter 'Term of one of Canada's
most modern and progressive Busi.
ness Colleges opens April 21st. As
the Wingha.m Business College re.
10 .tins open all year, now should be
a good time to enter. Those who
cannot attend may study at home
through mail courses.
To Oua RhiADElts —Many hove
not renewed for 'THE STANDARD
while others are owing us for job
work etc. We would ask our friends
to settle before the 15111 as a number
of our bills eoune due en that date
and roust be paid. We hope our
readers will kindly look up their
label and attend to the matter as
soon 115 possible. Owing to the
tightness of the money markets the
paper mills and wholesale houses
need all the money they can get slid
the purchaser has to be ready for
them.—The Editor,
LiiEUA1, EXECUTIVE --Presidents
Young, of the former West Riding
of Huron, and Sinclair, of the East
Riding, have issued a joint circular
calling meetings of the Liberal Ex-
ecutives of the anew ridings to dis-
cuss present day situations relative
to formation ol'-new Associations, de-
ciding upon dates for Nominating,
conventions, &C. The meeting' for
North Huron will he held in Wing.
ham on 'Tuesday, 14th inst., at 11.30
o'clock and for the Centro Riding at
Blyth on Thursday, 16111 lust,' at it
il. 111.
Private Bank BMW,
On Thursday morning of lost
weer( the private bank of J. Mc -
Murchie was broken into by pro.
fessi01al- burglars and the safe
blown open and all the cash taken.
The crooks broke into the bloc l(•
smith shop of 'Phos. Kelly and took
0(0 1V hill'S and sledge hammer. They
gained entrance to the bank by f
Ong open the front door, and for
safety took the iron boa' off the back
door so that in case of dang01' they
could take their flight out that way.
The night was an ideal one for
them, a strong wind blowing an'd
vary dark.
It is thought they gave two char-
ges to the safe, the first one 00 open
the doors of the Taylor safe and
when the charge was laid at the
door of the money department they
closed the big ones again and "let
her go” and it certainly went. The
charges twisted the doors and iron
bars as if they were made of the
softest metal, After they secured
the money they went out the front
Valuable Samples Free
"I have used your Coltsfoote Expec-
torant and find it satisfactory in eases
of croup, colds or coughs. 1 have 00ed
it ever since I got a trial bottle, and
have reeorilnlendcl it to everyone in
need of it. You may use my Malls and
address for testimonials If you 101811.
(loping it will benefit others as it has
done nay children, I remain,
Mitt. AGNF(S ((031151ER."
1009 Frances St., London, Ont.
Coltsfoote Expectorant is the great-
est cough and throat cure in the world,
it is the prescription of a renowned
specialist. In order that every family
may prove its unparalleled 110011s we
will send a sample bottle free to every-
one who sends us their name and ad-
dress :ld mentions this paper. Can bo
had at all druggists at 25e. Send your
name today to De. T. A. SIoeom, Ltd.,
Toronto.
Send for Froo Sample Today,
door and locked it, one leek on the
door being a spring one,
The burglary was discovered by
150 owner, Mr. Me3lurchie himself,
on 'Thursday morning ns be was
{,ming to the C, 1'. R. station. Ile at
once notified the police and in a
short time word was sent to all the
cities, towns and villages to loot:
out for these gientletnen,
Prvvinciai Detective Phelan, of
Goderich, arrived on the C. P. 1i.
freight train and at nose took tip
the work. They visited the home
of Nit's, McDonald, about three miles
from Blyth on ,the boundary of Mul-
10tt and Morris, where it was re-
ported two strangers had breakfast
Wednesday morning, Miss Ant ie
McDonald, intight� er, gave the fol-
lowing information (—Between 8
and 9 o'clock Wednesday horning,
April 1st, two strange men come in
for breakfast ; said they were from
Owen Sound and asked road to Sea -
forth ; both wore stiff hats, were
clean shaven ; one abotlt 40 years
and other between 20 and 25 years
old ; youneo'1 had brown eyes,
older nue between a grey and blue;
the young man wore white 0011ar
and black necktie, while other had
black neeksearf ; both dark, shoes
black, clothes and ove'c011(5 black ;
9000111 not taut and the young lady
would know them if she ever slaw
then! again ; both medium height,
dark and 100'0 no rubbers ; their
voices were a little odd.
The next place the detective vis.
ited was the hone of R, J. Brown,
2?- miles from town on the 9th line.
Ile stated that between 11 and 12
a, m. Wednesday he went in the
hay mow to throw down hay for his
cattle when he /taw tIvO stiff hats
and two pair of shoes lying on the
hay, and the hay raised ftp ; he
stuck the fork in and said "Get out
of this, what are you doing here,"
One of the party said "Excuse me
sir, we Lave been alp all night, will
yet let us have a sleep." !lir,
Brown told them to go to sleep and
after feeding the stock went in for
dinner ; he catme out in about an
hour but they were gone ; she one
who did the talking had a blue and
white pocket handkerchief over his
face,
No doubt these are the gentlemen
who did the work, A party 1005 A.
held la town that evening and be -
12 and 1 the young people passed
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Wall Paper Stock
BETTER THAN EVER
Bordering, Wall and Ceiling sold at
the same price.
Bordering sold by the roll, not by the yard,
Wall Papers at 5c.
Showing neat patterns of floral, block and fancy designs,
double or single borders.
Wall Papers at 6c and 70.
Beautiful glimmer and gilt papers In a beg assortment of
colorings and patterns, double or single borders.
Wall Papers at 8c and 90.
Lovely gilt, silver and glimmer papers of floral set figures,
fancy stripes, blocks and conventional designs, double or
single borders.
Wall Papers at 10c, 12',c and 15c.
Heavy embossed gilt papers, also silver tinted and heavy
plain 51111 finny ingrains, popular for libraries, dining
rooms, halls, parlors, etc,
Wall Papers at 15c, 20c and 25c.
Tapestry, embossed gilts, orlsntals, varnished, Ingrains,
silver papers, the beet we have yet shown.
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Linoleums in 2, 3 and 4 yards wide.
Bast 004011 goods, Nairn's. Those we can recommend, 'They
ore extra (wavy, uniform In quality and stand hard wear, floral and
bloek patterns.
Lace Curtains
293 pairs from 050 to hO.0( per pall•
CASA 10011 BUTTER AND 7:(100.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
Try "LIPTON'S" packed only in Ono, the flavor Is kept In.
"SALADA" in lead packages.
"JAPAN" the best _'.i0 Tea on the market.
Loose Teas, block and green, mixed to suit the taste.
strangers on the sidewalk,
Mr, iileMnrchfe makes no state•
meat as to the taunt -Mt that was
taken, but if the burglars got no
money at all he will he at con-
siderable expense to replace the
safe, Two windows in the from.
wore broken by the concussion
while tae office was sdattered over
with debris. They did not touch!
any C. P. R. tickets or any private
paper's or notes that were in Mr.
McMnrchfe's possession.
On Saturday word was received
that some strangers, were arrested
at Milton nn suspicin, and on Mon
slaty evening Constable Westlake re.
cclved as photo Of Alfred 11ahnley,
from the 'Toronto Detective Depart-
ment, who picture 90(15 identified by
:Miss McDonald, and at the home o1'
Win, 110,}', 011 the boundary, where
the two hod supper. On the back
,11.111. (.;1191 it states tint the prisoner
was holm in 'Toronto, gross blower
he tirade ; was nrresled nu lloy
20).11, 1898, by Acting Detective
Porte' for theft, age 2l years. The
wish of the, people in the community
is that those (nested are the guilty
Forties, which nn doubt they are,
owl (hat', they vertu ho olds to cat
their (enls in Kingston for the next
20 years.
Since the robbery here no less
than live different towns have been
robbed, or a try made, by these
professional crooks,
Nethio0 has been heart: Its wt' go
10;9055, when the pri,:innerS will be
br,mght up hero on trial.
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Potatoes wanted.
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Highest prices paid.
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