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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-04-30, Page 4JAS.McMURCHIE BANKER, A GENERAL BANKING BUS1NESS TRANSACTED, BLYTH, ONT. NOTES DISCOUNTED, Sale Notes R specialty. Advanoes made to farmers on their own notes. No additional security required, INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at Carrot Rates, We offer every aoeomnodntion coir eisteat with sate and conservative banking principles. UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS To loan on Real instate at lowest rates of interest. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Persons wishing to sell will do well to Aloe their property on our Inst for sale. Rents collected, CONVEYANCING Of till ktuds promptly attended to. INSURANCE, We represent the leading Fire and LlteAesurauoe oompautes,and reaped. fully solicit your account. OFFICE HOURS: 10 A.M. to 11 P,M. Business (cards. P.\G1 Po',R —TME 1;I,1I'H STANDARD•—APRIL 30, 1908 Eltltlt g tattbtw t4 J. L. KERR, PUBLISHER. A. B. MACDONALD, Barrister Solicitor, Notary, Ete. Sue - mentor to d, F. Blair. Office over Stan- dard Bank, Brussels, Solieltor for Metra politan Bank. Fk0UDF00T, HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Etc. Undoes—'1'hoae formerly occuppled_byy hissers. Cameron and Holt, Goderioh, W. Proudfoot, R,C, ; 1t. 0. Hays, G. F. Nair, THURSDAY, APR, 10, 1908 0. E. LONG, L.D.S., D.D.S. Dental Surgeon, Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons. An honor graduate of ']Tonto U1iiversity. Office over James Cutt's store, Pretoria block, Blyth, At Auburn every Monday 9 ars. to 3 p,m. r W. .1. MILNE, M.D.0,1I. Physician and Surgeon. M.D,O.M., Col varsity of Trinity College; M.D., queen's University; Fellow of Trinity Medloa College, and member of the College of Phyefulans and Surgeons of Ontario. Cor- oner tor the County of Huron. Office, one door north of Commercial hotel, Queen street, Blyth. Blyth Livery AND Sale Rabies 0 00 00 00 0 Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S. PROPRIETOR. a 00 00 00 0 Pirat•olasa Home and Rigs for lire at reasonable rates. Best of accommodation to Commercial Travellers and others requiring rigs, Veterinary office at livery stable, KING AND QUEEN STREETS, BLYTH, F. S SCOTT BIiUSSELS, ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for at the uliioe of TUE STANDARD, Blyth. 1 teat ord, qtr is the leading business training sohool In Western Ontario. We give e thorough practical training on commercial euhjec a Isaac Pltman'e Shorthand. Touch Type. writing and in commercial and rallrosd operating, Each department Is in the hands of experienced instructors. We &saint students to podtions. Our gradu- ates always succeed for our courses are the best. Get our tree catalogue and learn more about us, You may enter now. ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN, Principals. $1 upwards People We Know tz0 Lice Drive Setting Hens From Nest Miss Kate Barr, of Goderich, is holidaying at her home here, - Mr, N. B. Gerry was on the sick list during the pact few days with hie old trouble, Dr, R. 1'. and Mrs, Field, of Brus- sels, were visitors with Dr, and Mrs, Long over Sunday. Mr, and Aire. S. T. Plum and Mester Ernest, o1' Brussels, were visitors last Sunday at tin home of Air. N. 13. Gerry, Last Wednesday AL'. A. W. Rob- inson and Dr. \V, Sloan were at Wroxeter attending the funeral of the late T, 13, Saunders, Airs. Wm. Richmond and Master Melvin returned to their house in London after a holiday with relit, lives in Blyth and vicinity, Misses Margaret and Luella Cur. rie, of Wingharn, were visitors at the home of their uncle, Mr. arid Mts. Wnl. Robertson, on Sunday, Mr, Robt. Sloan spent the past) week at his home here, He is busy looking after the farm his brother and he bought in Goderlch Town. ship. Mr. Baxter McArter has been un- der the (lector's cart.. ILs ninny friends will wish him a speedy re- covery back to his usual go,xl heal th. Mr. John Kennedy arrived back from the Canadian Soo. }lo reports that the labor situation is serious up hi that country and hard tittles are in evidence, Misses Geraldyne McEwan, of Alma College, St, Thomas, and Nettle Brown, of Brussels, visited the latter's sister, Mrs. J. Leslie Kerr, last week. Those from town who were in Wiugham last ]friday attending the Liberal convention were :—Alessts. A. McKellar, W. Stackhouse, F. McPherson, C. H. Reese, A, Carr, W. Jackson, N. (`uming, J. L. Kerr, A. Creighton, L. Hill, A. W. Robin- son, Dr. Sloan, W. Bell and G. Pow. ell. Last Thursday the following gen tlemen ntteaded the Conservative convention in Winghnnl as delegates snd alternates, Dr, Long, Joseph Carter, John Wilford, F. Meteelf, J. Barr, Thos, Cond, W. A. Carter, .T. Emigll, A. Elder, 1', Haggitt, J. Brothers and H. 'Poll, Messrs, Thos. Coad and Joseph Carter were Ap- pointed chairmen of No. I and 2 divisions respectively. THE STRENUOUS LIFE Pulls So Hard on the Stomach It Must Have Help The stress an 1 strain of the atr0nnous life in both city tied country makes' stomach troubles. five people suffer today wheat one did ten years ego with sick headache, dizziness, flatu- lence, distress after eating, specks be- fore the eyes, bloating, nervousnesei sleeplessness and the many other symptoms of ipdigestiot, All who aro suffering with stomach troubles, and that means at least two out of three in Blyth and other towns, should use M1-o•na stomach tablets, Nothing else is a8 safe, yet effective ; honing else can be so thoroughly re- lied noon to relieve all troubles from' indigestion as Mi-o-na. So reliable is Alio-ua that J, M. Hamilton, with every 50 cent. hox he sells, gives a guarantee to refund the money unless the remedy 11(108, BelgravR. 1t is expected in two or three weeks n branch of the }]nine Bank will open un in Belgrave, Its head office is in Toronto, Salvation Army Praise "1 feel it my duty to testify to the benefit 1 have received from the use of Psychine. While travelling In New On- tario conducting special meetings I con- tracted a very bad cold, which eradnel- ly developed into Bronchitis of the worst form. I was advised to try Psychine, which I did, and after using but a few bottles I was: completely re- stored to health. I recommend this wonderful remedy to sufferers from Bronchitis and other troubles." Later: "I wish to add that my voice, eines using Psychine, is stronger and has much more carrying power -than 11 had before I had hronelitis,and the vocal chords do not tire with speaking." P. TILLER, Capt. Salv'0. Army, Ann St., Toronto, Aug, 18; '1007. Throat, lung and stomach troubles cured by Psychine; also incipient eon. gumption. All druggists, 50e and $1.00, or Dr. T, A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto, And chicks are left to die in the shell, This Is an every day occurrence that need never happen if Empire Poultry Duster Is sprinkled in nests before putting In the eggs. Exetr- minatee lice Instantly. "Bet- ter than anything neva tried" Bey many of the largest poultry tnuelere. Large pool:• age 25c, For sale et Dr. W. J. Milne's White City Drug Store McMILLAN & CO. WANTED Any quantity of Eggs and Butter at the highest cash prices. McMILLAN & Co. A number from here attended the Conservative convention last Thursday and the Liberal convention on Friday in WIngham, The following is the report of the promotion examinations of Union S. S. No. 17, Belgrave :-1'rorn Jr. IV to Sr. 1V—Isabella \Vightuan (honors), Grace Clark, Sr. Ill to Jr, IV—Dun. Ferguson. Jr. 111 to Sr. III—Canner• on Geddes, Albert Tasker, Sr.Il jr,IIl--H 'd Geddes(honors), Ann' r tit ,v( ou ). hie Crydges, Isabella Ferguson, No -loon Stonehouse, Lae 111'ydges, Greta. Arm- strong;. Jr. Ii to Sr, II—Norman \\'ightnlnn, Kathleen Owens. Miss K. Marshall, Teacher: On Sunday evening hast Wm. Alm. erne died at the ago of 75 years, He had been in frilling health for the past six months: In the early winter blood poisoning set in in his right foot which wits amputated. Ha recovered from the operation very well and seemed likely to enjoy years of life, but on Ao,'il Zit 10104 a 11411 and gradually 0111111 until the end which calve peace- fully on Sll,ldat' faol. He was 000 of the oldest settlers in the neighborhood and was highly respected by all. Rev. \V. H. Hartley conducted the funeral on Tuesday, which was largely Attend- ed especially by RI. men in the neigh• horllood, On Wednesday of lost, week at cue o'clock, at 1110 residence of James mid IL's, \Valker, Scott attest, Winghatu, a very pretty weddinu Wes 8olemeizel1 the contracting parties helm; their ell. es daughter, Miss Edith Walker, and 0. P. Carlisle, 0. T. It. agent et Bel - grave. The caretnony was performed in the drawing room, which was peer tiiy decorated with ferns and mit flow- ere, under tun arch of smilax and ferns, lie v. Dr. Gundry, of St, Thomas, a for. 'nee pastor of the Methodist (Llureh, MIR the officiating clergymen. The weddinglierrh was played by Miss Al Min, of Teestvarer, cousin of the bride, The bride MIS rnurried in her travelling snit of navy blue chiffon broadcloth, with CI ea111 Oriental lace blouse over aillt. During congratuba- tions ll solo wits rendered by Alias. Olive Mason. A number of invited guests yvere jtrE9en1 and the bride received meet, bea,utiful and useful ,presents. A1' a 01 Mrs. Ca'lislo lett on'the it(ter- noct trgnn on a (1111 10 Beftal0 and De- tloi1 ,on their return will take up house p ilg at engrave, dest6olro. Miss Quarte, o{`0o$erich, is the guest of friend)) here, ` ' Alias Jessie Wistinman, of Clinton, spent Sunday with friends here. Mrs, Ashley preached a splendid ser- mon Sunday- evening to a large con- gregation. John and Mrs, \Vey month, of Blyth, visited the latter'$ mother, Mrs, hill, over Suhday. Mr, and airs. Coventry, of Wing - 1111111, visited the latter's sister, Aire, Edward Bell, this week, Artie lirunad0a, who has been in Gnash toe the 10t0t six ileal 104, SIRS secured a uositi0n in hernia aid will leave for that place May Is', Tho Crndlo. - JonNS'roN,—ln \VLlgham, on April 22nt1, to Alr. and Mrs. Iran Johnston, tt daughter. , The Altar. CARJ,ISLE--WALKER,-At the resi- dence of the bride's parents, on April 22nd, by ]rev. Dr. Untidy of St. 'Thomas, AL'. C. P. Carlisle G. '.P. it. agent at Belgrave, to Miss Edith, eldest dnuyghter of Alt'. and Mrs. James \Valker, of Winghaut. ` DIVJSi(N Court, Thursd4ty, May 11th, at nine a. 01. The Sea('ortll 130wlers had their first game ol'the season on Good Friday ofteraoou, Victor DCa11 has been appointed to the position o1 secrelary•t'eosurer of the Boderleb Baseball club, —*— The Owen Sound Lawn Bowling Club have decided to hold their first annual tournament on June 30111 and July 1st and 2nd. —*— The \Vinghan Baseball Club and the Citizen's Band have under con. sideration a proposition to take part in 11 Victoria Day celebration at Lietowcl on Alay 25111, --*— Tile C. L. A, District Committee have Arranged the groups for the cowing season, District No. I, 1n- termedinto series, the tennis are— Seuforth, txoderich, \Viegham, CIIn- ton and Alltchelh —B— A meeting of baseball enthusiasts tons held in the Parish Hall, and the Winghatu Baseball Club organized for another season, The following officers were elected ;—Hon.•Pres., A. 11. Musgrove ; Vice -Pres., J. A. Taylor, B. A., ; President, G, IIanna ; Secretary, W,, McKibben; Treasurer T. G. Workman ; Manager, 'P, Ale. Lea n. —.— The following officer's were elect. ed for the Huron League ; Hun. President, 0. H. McIntyre, M. I'., South Perth ; hon. vice-president, Hon, Nelson Alonteith, minister of agriculture, South Pert11 ; president, J. A. AlnoDonald, Mitchell ; vice. president, J. J. Morrow, Fullerton ; secretary -treasurer, J. Carmichael, Dublin ; executive committee, one member from each tenor, The schedule will be as follows :— May —May 28—Alitcbeli at Smith. May 30—Fullerton at Dublin, June 4—Dublin at Mitchell, June 6—Stitff't at Fulborton, June 9—Mitcheil at Dublin, June 13-AFullarton at Staft'n. June 18—Staffs at Alltchell. June 20—Dublin at Fullerton. June' 20—Mitchell at Fullerton. June '27—Dublin at Stela, Idly 4— Stan. at Dublin. July 9—Fullerton at Mitchell. TENDERS FOR DREDGING SEALED TENDERS Addressed to the undersigned And endorsed "Tender far Dredging' will bo received until Fri• day, May 15, 1008, at 4,30 p. m., for dredg- Irg rututred Rt the following places In the Province of Ontario :— Burlington, Blind H ver, Beaverton, Cullingwood, Cabourg, Goderloh, Hamlb- tou, Kincardine, Little Current, Midland, Meaford, Owen Sound, Nigger and Tele. graph Wands, Point Edward, Penetan- ,culshene, Pott Burwell, Pert Elgin, Pio- 'an, Irmdeau, Sualmorstowe, Thames R ver, Toronto, Thornbury, Trenton 1181. ..or and Dark Clint et, \vauhau•;hot e, tV'nrtotl And Winnfield Beefs. Tenders will not be considered unless - made on the form supplied, and signet yeti the actual signatures of tenderers. Combined specification and form 01 tend, r inn be obtained at the Department of Pabile Works, Ottawa, Tt lidera must Ire-ude the towing of the plant to And from the works, Only dredges cm he employed wh'uh are registered in Canada u• the tittle of the filing of tenders, Con t'an'ors must he ready to begin work within twenty days after the date wt h&r' been notified of the acceptance of their tender. An accepted cheque on a ohsrtered hank, o,tvshle to the order of the II dote - 01e ;,he Minister 11 Pnhltn Works, for .lx thousand donate 00000), mutt be de. posited as secar(ty for the dredgtrp which the tenderer drays to perform li- the Prt 0' need Ontario, The ehtgcetvhl he returned in case of non-acceptance et tender. The Dera't.mentdoes not bind itself 0, accept, the lowest tie any tender. Be order, L't3ED GELINAS, Secretary, Department of Pahlle. Werk.„ . , 0! taws, April 23,100p, Newspaper's will not he paid ler tilt advertlo1" lltif they Insert it without authority front the Depattmcnt, Let Us Supply Your Wants AT OUR STORE We constantly endeavor to give our customers A SQUARE DEAL to serve them honestly and generously', to make Emu Sale a Bargain SaIe We believe that by so doing aro make their our friends as well no wen as patrons, and profit therely, To use en old and hackneyed expression, as applied We Strive to Please Let us prove to you 1 hit it's the truth at our store, J. A. ANDERSON �r rTI Subscribe for TIME STANDARD, What the Kidneys Do WHAT 800TN'S KIDNEY PILLS ARE 001NO FOR BLYTH PEOPLE All the blood in the body passes through the Kidneys every three min. Utes. The Kidneys filter the blood, They work night end day to daily remove a1)001 500 grains of impure Maier. If they foil scone part of this impure matter 18 loft in the blood, bringing on pain in the back, headache, dizzuneso, irregular heart, but, dry skin, rheumatism, Reeve], dropsy, de- posits iu the urine, 13001105 Kidney Pills make the filtering right and ovoi'- ceme Kidney trouble.. Hundreds of Huron County residents have found this out, Mrs. Win, Scott, of Main street, Blyth, Ont., says : "Although 1 had tried numerous remedies I could Tied little or no relief for the painful and annoying backache that had so fre- quently bothered ate, The secretions were tcnnt and the urine was filled with sediment and scalding. Head- aches w0r0 frequent and pati caused me au addition 1 lot of suffering, Aly hock would often he so weakeord and painful that I would be rumble to smolt aver, Booth's Kidney Pills were ad- vvertisedat Mr. Hamilton's Drug 81 ore and procuring a box I commenced treatment. They benefited me from the liras and it was a (10111arativeiy chart time whet' the kidney secretions bed been regulated and the urine had cleared. My back was relieved of the pain and I have felt much bettor and stronger than in a long time previous." Sold by dealers', price 60 cents. 'Thr ft. T. 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Do You Need Furniture ? It w111 pay you to conte and eco our large stock. This mammoth store, o btbl Ito 05Q0 feet of floor space le filled with the moat heautlful, b,ig1Iest and best lot of Fbrniture, Cunene-, darpets, Rugr, Linolecros and Ger,trnl H>.t.se Furni,birge !hat money can buy. Our prices as pared to the lowest point, 10(1.101 aid with quality. Our guarantee goes with 'every article. Your money back If dissatisfied, PICTURE FRAMING AND REPAIRING. J. H. CHELLEW, BLYTH Wire rai Wire We are now offering to the purchasing COIL SPRING WI E at $3:00 per hundred or $2.90 for cash. Those having' intentions of building fences this spring should see our stock before going elsewhere. McPHERSON BROS. Hardware and Tinware - • BLYTH