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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-04-16, Page 5Ar>R11. 16Ttf t9o8-THE BLYTH STANDARD -PAGE FIVE. za P.1 THE RIGHT HOUSE NA RELIABLE STORE WITH 1VOIt'NIY GOODS ON SALE AT MODERATE 1'ti10IDS FOR CASH AND :'ARM PRODUCE. VI VAfawn, brown, black, etc. All tate newest shapes and prices lowest. Spring Suits A� FrAl Our stock In Men's and Boys' New Spring Suits is now complete Arid we are showlig a greater and better assortment. in all the latest Shades and styles than we have ever shown before. ft will pay you to �� see our $8, $0, $10 and $1`3.,-ru suits. 111 PA Men's Hats A full assortment in hard and Soft Pelts, all shades in grey, A ri If Boots Some special lines In box calf, viol kid, patolls, etc. We have a 4blucher, patent dull top, extra strong sole rind a beautiful shoe In every respect. Ask to see these. V (Highest prices paid for Farm Produce. Gy ril VA 1/11 E. BENDER, BLYTHttn kzgl IT,r .ryrn . ,rgY,r Va , ,w gpr,rar .nPa .+rya, VaryraH.,r r,rV,r r, ,., . V p� f;l;t.,fi?ir�rt:lr:•Ir4?;f�.Irc?it;ii'rzr..,.?1itt�;i?`r,.,r4.�r.,,t••.rttxt!$i�� Sl;:�d3�It' DC,".0 >, rSiru.`, .:dnh�iuC. t.iL..C.rru.rC3C>ur.. , isi:.'.S.iC..rCS.S n+kin rfq NEWS AROUND TOWN !'r, ll3�tst4 f�:lcnh,.Zrt-IrE: r t ?i =• i:!=�'4i'�!?!;S?!!2'��E" !!?a:?�x? ,ar€t� •r f4f' n+ +.al�dnru..i'..:�3 ufr`tlrlrfrriv.:•u.h.Cr r` S. orf: .u.:C.�:.,,, ',iG'.rv.� A'r the churches on Easter Sunday special music will be sung by the different choirs. Now is the tole to renew for your paper. We club the cheapest with city city dailies or weeklies. Look ut our list. THERE has been :a drop of 35 per cent in plate glass. This is evi- dently due to the fact that there has been a falling off in the deulitnd for engagement rings. Alto you going west this slaying Free copies of '.Settlers' Guide," "Western Cunnde;" "Tourist Sleep - et''' and other booklets, Tickets and full information es to rates, eta, at .0. P. R. Town Office, J. McMur• chie, Agent, Blyth. MY neighbor's chickens sit upon the feuce, And gaze at me with earnestness intense. Methinks they ask how long 'twill be before I !dent sweet peas behind the wood- shed door, Now that housecleaning is at hand 'I'Htr, STANDARD leas a great number of old newspapers tied up in bund- les which we will sell at Sc a bundle or 3 for 1 0c, The papers are all clean and just the thing to lay under the carpets. Come early and avoid the rush. 'fine undersigned is offering for sole to wind tip the hate flawed) Dick Estate, part of Park Lot No. 8, situate on Queen street in the Vil. lege of Blyth, The property 000- 810Is of 0 quarter of an 0000 of land, 011 wine11 there is a frame house with a quantity of fruit trees. This property must be sold. For full particular's apply to Wm. Campbell, feel estate agent, Blyth. JAGitsoN-CRAIG.-A very inter- esting event took place on Wodnes• clan' afternoon, 8th Inst., when Miss Margaret Jauictt Craig, daughter of Rebel': Craig, of the 0th line of Mor- ris, was joined it) wedlock to Albert Henry Jackson, son of James Jack• son, of the saute township. The ceremony was performed by Rev, J. L. Small, 13. A., of Illyth, the bridal party standing ander an ar• tistic arch, The bride was 11tteuded by bliss Mabel Jackson. sister of the groom, while the groom was sup ported by Wm. G. Craig, brother of the bride. The wedding march was played by Miss Florence Jackson. The bride was suitably eostmned in t1 dress of cream lustre 10ilnlned with white satin ribbon and lace, The bridesnmid was `similarly art• tired The ring beau's' was little Miss Nott, a niece of the bride. There were ninny guests and the presents were numerous and useful. After the ceremony the company partook of a. sumptuous supper. 111', and Mrs. Jackson will live on the 13111 0011, of Mullett. TUE STANDARD extends best wishes, 'Mali, frame 110100 over the river, on the west side, owned by ,Mrs. Dodds, is being re -shingled. THE Conservative convention for North Huron will be held in Wing• ham on April 23rd to select a candi- date for the riding. A1112 you interested in good print- ing ? If you are, an order sent to our job department will convince you that we excel! in the "1201 pre- servative." The certain tact In the arrangement of the type, so marked In our work, is a sign of art. Let us fit you out with business -bringing printing. Call at THE STANDARD office and get out' figures. Rosie circulation 1e :always good. 0 Sine papers are strong on street reet circulation -bought, glanced at and thrown away by casual 101100rs. Other's- Tue. STANDARD sot -go into the homes and stay there. Stands to reason, doesn't it, that with another, father and ail the 01111. dren busy with the home paper, there mast be something corning to Ole ]advertiser ? Tit Fl death occurred in Ifowick on Saturday, April 4th, of Mrs, Robert Linton, 111e. Linton had attained the great age of 8G years and 7 months and bad been tin invalid for 12 great many years, 80 that d02.1111 was not unlo01(00 for by her many friends and relatives. A tinnily of sons and daughters survive, 111' Linton Passed Many' some yeti's ago. Interment was n2lde in the Wroxeter cemetery on Monday af• teru0un, service being conducted by Rev. L. Perrin. firs. Llntnll was nn aunt of ribs, W. A. Cole, Mrs, Putts and A. 'Tummy o' town, A Fon-men 11000N 130Y, -Los( Th118day W. 0011003, of Guelph, and 12 foxier resident of Morris 'Pwp, -and \Vinghanl, successfully defended the world's championship fur 10 hour roller skating. Ile is n grandson of Mrs, flood, of town, anti Miss flood and MTS. Wm. Jaeksoo are leis emits. The press gives the following account :-1V. Conery, a local boy, who 12 short time 2150 tat Londot) won the wor10'8 champion- ship for :1 10•hour roller sitatiog grind, defended the title at Guelph Thursday in a race with W. K. Gates, of Australia, The race started at 9,30 in the morning Ind ended at 7.30 in the evening. By spurts made et different tinges Dur- ing the morning, Gates got a lend which he increased to 3 miles before 1 o'clock. Inthe afternoon Conery held him dnwit and by spurs of short duration lowered the lend The feature of the event wens Con - cry's lowering of one 111110 of Gates' lent in one hilt' hour about six o'clock, Conery won the event by a1 lend of two haps. The distance 01:111e01 by Conery was 119 .1.10 miles, and by (fates 1 t9 7-10 miles. Conery Beat his last record by about 14 pities, TRE roads are bad in places and worse in others. 'litre klft.hcn of George King's h0ltslhas been tee -shingled. SPf11N0 Morning walks will now bo popular and invigorating. Till: Executive of Centre Huron Liberals meets in town to -day to arrange for convention and election of officers, Tine STANDARD 10 now subscribers in Canada from nuts till ,1'autot ryy 1st, 1909, for the suet of 05 emits. Suhsa'Ibe now, A (01120T hmprovetnent is noticed at the residence of Dr, Long, 12 nam• bet of trees which were too close to- gether hove been cut down. 13ur MNL.aoast t '114A, --Mothers' favorite, Money in every package, Price 30c, 40c and 50c per pound1, lead packages. Sold by J. II, 131oor, 131yth. Tito fifty-third annual meeting of tits Grand lodge, A., 11'. & A M., of Canada will bo held at Niagara ]falls, Ont., Ori the 15111 of July. 'Che local lodge will be represented. 'i'1112012 are a number of houses to rent now. Though we hear that several weddings lure to conte off 211 the near future, so that by the time summer is here there may be a scarcity again. 'Puy Conservatives of North IItu•on will hold their convention to nouli• nate a. candidate for the Ontario noose in Wingloun 011 Thursday, April 231.11, and also to elect officers 10r the riding, A fall delegeti011 will attend from Isere. liens ennuot state Jr this is true, hat one of our exchanges remarks : One m, says I W0 ',1 'V` to be G man \ Witt Cal 11 1, t 120 by drinkinh' sots' milk. The milkmelt must be ou0 friends after al1. That is the kind of 122(110 they try to give ns right along. Et.ts'rru Sunday, April 19th, is being looked forward to by the male section of the different conerega• tions with fear tool thudding. Some of the hats which the cleat girls are buying arc large enough to block the view of a whole row 01 seats in the rear. They are no doubt beautiful, stunning, bewitch- ing, CA Orating, ere., but they will also be a blamed nuisance some. dines. News WANTIen.-[t is our aim to glye all the local news possible, and to that end we are always pleased to receive anything in the way et' news items interesting to the eon)nlunity generally from our sabscribers 11110 readers, Perhaps this week '1'R1 STANDARD has little news from your seethe) ; you know of some goon items now doubt. I'e la s we Pha Vl no corespondent near you ; in that case YOU CAN HELP US (besides make the paper more interesting to yourself and friends) by bringing such items to the atlicc, If we now have n correspondent near you, he or she, cannot always Know 2111 that transpires so you can still IIPLP US Give us your mune and we will seed you 1111 the stationery required, and your efforts will prove a mutual benefit. -'frac STANDARD, THEY Wp)Rrl CAuaR'r',-The fol- lowing appeared in the Guelph Her. ald and the person who reported it must have been chasing traulpS i) his sleep t -The teen who looted the private baulk u1'James 51011urchic at Blyth on 'Wednesday night have been ea)plht by the police 11111 are n )w locked up in the jail at Myth. Immediately atm' the burglary 1010 become known the police started la to scour the surrounding country for the culprits. The police in 2111 towns near time scene of the :affair were also notified to be on the look- out for tory suspicious character. It was thought that the hank robbers had started south in the hope 01 be- ing 01(10 to cross the border before they were caught and early yester- day moraiug Chief 11111101111 received information to be on the lookout for two nen but they never reached here. The evening before the bur- glary 0103 cornmited at couple of tramps were seen in the locality and it was thought butt they were the men wanted. D0i'i1lg the following afternoon the police itt Blyth ge.t word that two 10011 toisw011ng the description of the men wanted had been seen in the country itbeut ttvi miles !Tian the town. The police left, town and drove out into the township of Morris where they found their men. The two men had spent. the night in a barn. The men were taken to Blyth and locked up as the culprits. They are both big men and are total strangers in the neigh- borhood of Myth, They had beet noticed aroun0 the village for 0 couple of days previous to the btu'. glary and had attracted attention by their good clothes, The amount of the Ioss'is yet unknown, Permanent Results >0-000 ere o4oco`evevoorC•'avoroak f0� lul • tpi S0. 10•l e< been suffering for over I had u F two months with an obstinate cough, as had also Illy little girl. 11e tried several I remedies cnn1mon to any drug store without obtaining any apparent relief, in fact we wore growing worse, i got a bottle of Ooltnfoote Expectorant from my druggist and inside of two days the cough was stopped, and the results to permanent and rapid that we decided to keep it in our home continually. 0011 Rt' P.AL1'N. 1'', A. 31, Station, Ottawa, Poltsfooto Expectorant is recognized the world aver ns the best 11(8'0 )1 111 ever used by the medic sl profession for Coughs, (,olds ('roup, 0souohitis and Tightness 00 the Chest Children like it, To iutrodueo it into every ionic we will send a free sample to every person sendin5 their name and address to Dr. 1 A. Nlocum, Limited, Toronto, Sold by all up-to-date druggists at 21e, Send for Free Sample Today, Illenlennou'rs orchards and fruit plantations generally appear to have come throwgh the winter 121 first• class condition, 011(1 so far as abrin• dant crop is promised. Movr0TO TOWN. -011 Saturday of last week Mrs, George ,McGowan and Miss 3fCGOwan moved to town and luiv0 taken up their ;mine in the frlunc house owned by A, Statim holt, near the 0, T. R, stetiou. S'r.axnAbn welcomes them to town. 'flits wind storm last Saturday must have been the, last of the gale the people in the, West had on Fri- day. At Winnipeg between eight and nine a. m, the gale reached the n1nxin)nnl of its fort', when 11 vele• city of 00 tniles an horn' was reach. ed, iN list week's issue ofthe 011- . 1s, to lc 1 It wielh Record we noticed the follow- ing item from Newbridge 101)14 re• fern to 0nr former citizens :-11r, and Mrs. McNally were in I!ordwiell on Wednesday ordering goods, Miss Lena Don:lgil,y having charge of the Store in their absence, ANNUAL. Mra.r(N(.,-The annual meeting of Blyth Libeled -Conserva- tive Associntion will be held in In- dustty Ball t0 -night at 8 p. m., for the election of officers for the 0)r - rent ye:10 and appointing of debt - gates to attend the convention to he held in \Vingham on April 231.0, All supporters of the Hon, J. P. Whitney and his party are cordially invited to attend. PR25te:R WHITNEY states that if the general election docs not take c place bef01'e the 15th of June, then it will stand over till September. The fixing of the date depends ori• dimly on the preparation of the vot- ers' lists for the unorganized dis. tricts. If the lists can be ready in time the elections will taste place in the second week in June, but if they are net ready the election will not be hold until the fall, Perlia - ment prorogued on Tuesday after- noon, 110022 BALL, -Last friday evening another baseball tneetlitg was called and proved successful, A general discussion was held about entering into the Lakeside League, comprise lug of Kitten [aline,'1'eesweter, Whig - h11111 and !Myth, and With this in view W. Watson and A. Robinson A. TAYLOR were 5ppoietcd to go to 1Vinghain i0 0 \SSS �0( 0 0 �0 rot Bordering, Wall and Ceiling sold at the same price. Bordering sold by the roll, not by the yard. YO (O9 all Paper 1ook ■ BETTER THAN EVER Wall Papers at 5c. Showing neat patterns of floral, block and fatiey'designs, double or single borders. 0 Wall Papers at 6c and 70. tat far 70, Wall Papers at Sc and 90. Lovely gilt, silver and glimmer papers of floral set figures, fancy stripes, blocks and conventional designs, double or �O�`` single borders. �0l 0 PQM Wall Papers at 15e, 20c and 25c. •� Tapestry, embossed gilts, orients's, varnished, ingrains, silver papers, the beat coo have yet shown, TO Si3F, IS TO BUY Beautiful glimmer and gilt papers in a big assortment of colorings and patterns, double or single borders. Wall Papers at 10c, 121/2c and 15c. Heavy embossed gilt papers, also silver tinted and heavy plain and fancy ingrains, popular for libraries, doting rooms, halls parlors, etc. SQA I0 fps 0 0 0 0 � � t a IIICee W o ran to r ern O' 0 lest 5c.ntcl oo t 1 e R �, 0 0 0 . �0 0 �d � 1 0 O` 00 10 �p� Panama Dress Goods, black and col - p ored at 50c and 75c per yard. gyp• y , Hnv'o you seen our stock of navy's, browns and greens ? 0 0 0) 0 nnn� r(►Tn►I IC 0. nADflINCQ �, 0 t0 0 0 Q{Qp00010� 0rO�>OUO'J�O�O;QO',O�{)r0`O±OrOrQ.U� Linoleums in 2, 3 and 4 yards wide. commend. They are extra heavy, uniform in quality and stand hard Wena', floral and blook patterns. Lace Curtains 220 pairs front 250 to $(1.00 per pint'. 469 3F31_..-5T7C I� CASH F011 ANI) EGOS. TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! Try "LIPTON'S" packed only In tine, the flavor is kept In. "SALADA" in lead packages, "JA 1'AN" the best 2.5o Teton the market. Loose Teas, black and green, mixed to suit tho taste. , GIVE US 'A Potatoes wanted. Highest prices Amid. 7 Corner BLYTH H Store " on Good Friday mid attend the tun natal tlleet1115 and enter the team. The following dicers were appoint ed at this meeting. :- President, J. Mc1lttrchie. Manager, R'. Watson. SEL'. -Tress., 3. L, Kerr. The appointing of a captain and comtnittee was left over till the next meeting to he held on Monday twee. lug, April 20212, when a full attend- ance is requested. If the team is entered in the leegno Myth Ind vi. emits will be able to see iirstclass games played here this 50115011, A SucclesS--karst hriday eve.'i(g. the Woman's Missionau'y Society of the Methodist church held a very successful social in the basement of the church. A barge crowd was presoetAnd a very pleasant evening w118 `302(1 by alt. The pastor, 1tev, S Aud0r5011, occupied the chair and the i'„Ilowing interesting program was annotu100d by i ifn I(eliIlog by 111'9, 5, II. (ihlroy ; ]meat, bliss Miller and Albert W!!. ford ; selcetion Iry the orchestra, composed of S. lt. Gidlei, violin, h'. Everett, (lane, Mr. Road1101150, omelet, Hies 1'cat'I Uidloy, 2100on- pa11t5t ; 1111 texere1Se by misstep band ; Indies' 011151') ('((1, 1lisses Floods, Bentley, 1'. Gidley and Mrs, 1, Brow„ ; month organ selection, George Wambold ; reading, Mrs. C. H. Beese ; selection by orchestra ; instrumental selection, Miss Ken- nedy ; male quartette, Messrs, Rev, Anderson, 'Wambold, I"loody and Miley : tench. The proceeds ;Amounted to over $25, Every order left at ctittlt'lttV" office, whether large or small, is turned out in first-class style. We have the plant, we have the workmen, and we have the experience, and these three very important factors enable us to keep pace with the tittles. (�1)t Pititllltt b is one of the most progressive newspapers in Huron County and we would like to have your name on our subscription list if it is not already there. 'rho Standard. --- 817th