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The Blyth Standard, 1908-05-14, Page 11'91 VOL. XXI. BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1908. No. 39. Doctors 111 Rdvise Suitable Spring Tonic Pays You to Cel Strong and Nourish the Blood During Change of Seasons In the spring time the vigor and re• Meting power of the body fall very low, Inetend of being rich and nour- ishing, the blood is thio and watery. As t1 result the bodily forces become less active, Bleep fails to bring rest, An ever-increasing tiredness develops into over -powering weakness. People suffering from this spring sickness feel heavy and drowsy ; they don t went to ext' theydon't enjoyJoS work—about half sick and half well. '1'Itis is Juet the condition that favors pneumonia and typhoid, and you must build up as quickly as possible. You must increase your blood supply and make it rich and red. The only way tine can be done is by using-l'orrozone, which is acknow- ledged to be the most efficient spring medicine. The marvellous purifying and tonic properties of Fe'rozone are quickly felt, because the blood is at once supplied with the eienents It needs to become rich and red, It is ironized, vitalized and rapidly brought to its normal strength, The very host ingredients for toning up the system are contained in Ferro - Enter Any Day SUPERIORITY thoroughness, progressiveness, utility, enthusiasm, expertness are our watchwords, Commer- cial, Stenography, Telegraphy. MMI courses in any subject. No vaeetlon. \Vinghann'Wetness College Geo. Spotton, Prin. White Chu Drug Store Spring Talk The season of the year is here when everyone turns their attention to clean. Ing up the wrecks of winter and getting In shape for the busy time. We are right on the job with a fresh steep of— Formnldedyde 65% (Merk'e) Zenolemun Copperas Chloride of Lime Moth Balla Carbolic Add Scotch Snuff Don't forget that we are ante agente for Blatehford'e Calf Meal and Empire Poul- try Duster. GET OUR PRICES. Dr. W. J. MILNE zone, nnd if you use it volt 111'0 sure to get back your old time stye gth and spirits. If you suffer from debility, insomnia, nervouaneas, loss of appetite, or any of the symptons of disordered blood, nnth- ing will so rapidly tone you up as this great food tolie, l'errozoue. Its record of euc.ccesful cures, its recommendation by the public, by druggt i ttitd doctors commends it to every thinking poreon. Yon need Ferrozone to make you well, Why not get to -day 7 Sold by ell druggists ; price 50c per box or six boxes for $2.50. Morris. Following is the result of the ex- aminations held in S. 8. No. 1, hlorris, on April 9th and loth. Names are not in order of merit. The names of sac• cesafel pupils only are given. Sr. 4th —'Phos, Phelan, Florence Rogerson, Luella Parrott, Jr. lth—Ella Roger- son, Maggie Phelan, Jr. 8rd—Olive Aiken, Gertie McCall, James Brown, Harry Howlett. Jr. Zed—Bertlut Stevens, Tillie Rogerson, Homer Brown, Willie Phelan, Louis Stevens, Joseph Aiken. --Mary H, McArte', Teacher. Hullott. AN OLD RESIDENT GONE,—Last Sun- day the spirit of John Pinetzer took its flight from this world at the age of 88 years and 18 days. The deoeaeed had been a healthy man all his life and was only i1124 hours, the cause of his death being a paralytic stroke. He was born in Germany and came to Canada at the age of 6 years, and at the age of 27 come to Hullett township and settled on lot 84, con, 14, where he has lived continuously. Mr, Plaetusr was married twice, his second wife whom he married 87 years ago, stu'- vives with a family of 5 children :— Mrs, George Youngbltit, Hullett ; Mrs, Goman Brantford ; George, Auburn, and John and Henry in Muskoka, He was a member of the Evangelical church and a Conservative in politics. The funeral took place on 'Tuesday afternoon and interinnnt wag made tit the church cemetery, the both services being takon by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Heist. The sympathy of the conunure- ity is extended to the members of the family. Brussels. A hundred or more G. T. R. freight ants Lind temporary storage on the siding at the gravel pit near Brussels, Mrs. (Dr.) Graham, of town, was awardeu a $75 bond applicable on the purchase of a new piano from the \Villiante Co„ Toronto, as n reward for eorrectly ciphering out the 15 arithmetical puzzle propounded by the company, George Muldoon is haying the old frame house on ,Toltn street, recently awned by John Howard, torn down, It is among the oldest houses in Brus- sels and was one titno the parsonage belonging to the New Connexion church, Atter a sojourn of 4fr years in the practice of law in Brussels, A. B. Mac- donald, barrister, loft town for Cram brook, B. C., where be purposes be- coming a member of the legal firm with which his brother is connected, SNAPS IN ODD SUITS In going through our stock of Ready-made Clothing we find that after a big year's business we have many broken lines in Men's Odd Suits which we are going to clear at ridiculously low prices. We have these Suits in only odd sizes, but if there is one in the lot to fit you it will mean money saved in buying, for our loss is your gain. 25 Sults only, which sell regularly at from $10to$12,in blank and blue worsteds and serges, to clear at $5. 10 Sults only, which sell regularly at from $6 to $8 to clear et $3 to $3.50. 15 Youths' Smite, regular $5, to clear $2. Small Boys' Suits from $1.60 up. A few Men'B Odd Fonts, regular price $2, t0 clear et $1 and $1.25. Men's Overalls clearing at 603 and 75e. A lot of Men'e Silk Ties and Eine Colored Shirte to clear at halt price. Don't forget to ask to see our Working Shirts at 25c. Sults made to your measure, good cloth, good trimmings and good workman- ehlp, Veto 425. This is where a dollar does its duty. S. A. GIDLEY POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE EX rT I Preacher's Opinions Rev, P. K. McRae, Forks Baddeck, C. B,: "I always count it a pleasure to recommend the Dr. Slocum Remedies to my parishioners, 1 believe there is nothing better for throat and lung troubles or weakness or run-down sys- tem. For speaker's sore throat I have found Psychine very beneficial," Rev, W, 1I. Stevens, Paisley, Ont.: "Psychine seemed just the stimulant my system ueedod.1 shall add my testimony al to its efficacy at every opportunity." Rev. 11, M. Browne, Amhurst Head, N.S., "I have often recommended Psychine since taking it myself, for it is a euro for the troubles you specify." Rev, Chas. Stirling, Bath, N.B.: "I have need Psychine in my family; the results were marvelous. I have visited people who state that they never used its equal. I strongly recommend it. Rev. J. 0. I. Wilson, Markdale, Ont.: "I have taken two bottles of Psychine and am pleased to say that I ata greatly improved in health. I was troubled with my throat, but now I find 11 about restored to its normal condition. I find my work very much lees taxing. I believe Psychine is all claimed for it," These are earnest preachers of the gospel of Psychine, They know where- of they speak, Paychine cures all throat, lung and stomach troubles. It fs a great voice strengthener, acting directly on the vocal, respiratory and digestive organa, thus specially adapted to public speakers. At all drttggiete, 50e, and $1.00, or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Ltd,, Toronto, As a (*nark of appreciation in which Mr, Macdonald was held the members of the Brussels Lawn Bowling Club assembled at the parlor of Dr. Field last Friday evening, when an address was read by Dr, Field and 1V. L. Leatherdale presented it fine ebony, gold headed cane to the guest. WIngham. 'Phe Queen's hotel property is being greatly improved by the application of n new coat of paint. W, 7, Henry, G. T. R. agent, who luta been seriously i;l with typhoid fever, is now nicely recovering and his numerous friends hope to see hii soon able to resume his duties, While at work in the Union factory Wm, Britton had three of the fingers on his right hand badly cat and will have all enforced holiday for a few days. ',rho Wingham Oddfellows, with vis- iting members, celebrated the 89th birthday of the founding of the order by attending divine service in the Methodist church Inst Sunday evening iu a body. Rov. Bro, W. G. Howson Preached a special sermon for the ma. Sion. Miss Mabel Howson Left last Moidny evening for Montreal, from whence she sails by the turbine steamer Vir- ginian for a four menthe' visit with relatives and friends at Morecambe Bay and Lancaster, England. Miss Howson's ninny friends will wieh her a pleasant voyage and a sate return to her home, 11111011 improved in health, I3L?"1'li SCHOOL I1EPOlt Following is the report of the stand- ing of the pupils of BlytIt Public School for the mouth of April :— DIV, 00, 1. Foto I1I.— E, Anderson A, Coombs '1', I''dtneston E. Lyon ll, Cowan J. Merritt Form II.— R, Denholm A. Tamblyn G. Stewart C. Copp W. Tamblyn Form A. Wells A. Spofford L. Wanless C. Tierney B Potter J. Sturdy 1', Aiken E. Bell J. Watt DIv, No, 2. Entrance class— W. Meines..,489 C. Andersou,..374 W. Cotvan452 W, Burling...803 D. Tierney 428 NI, Colclough„800 L. Begley 420 F. McCaughey838 L. Lawrence -419 L. Wettlaufer.245 Fourth class— Laura Wettlautor R, Gidley Elva. Fawcett 1L Carter F. Taman Mor. Copp A. Maines H, Spafford L'Hirone T, McLaughlin 1f, Spafford C. Anderson V. Bell D. Scott E. Wettlaufer G. Sloan M. Johnston J, McCommins J. McCaughey J. Kennedy Sr, Ord class - 11). McKenzie F. liaggitt 51, Milne L. Henderson A, Robertson DIV. No, 3. Jr, 8rd class, part A— W. White 699 1V. A ndereon, .541 H. Johnston -678 M. Pounoy,,,.520 It. Phillipa.. —657 A. Butler 453 R. Barr 642 1vl. Laundy,.,.486 L. Burling..,409 E. Cook 481 M, Potter 587 E. Maines 419 51, Rebortson.675 L. MtElrov...368 FI, 1'nweett,507 John Cowtu1..83) Pt, 13— Katie Itabldrk 631 E, Fawcett,, ..432 G, Habkirk,,,6it0 L, Burling.,..881 1', 'Painful 511 11. Cowan 837 F. Johnston,..490 R. Carter 822 B. Stothere,..,150, Willie Outlet„316 T. Murray.— .416 W. Spalford,,.240 B. McElroy ...415 Saltier 2nd— E. Taylor f y of 8 t8 E, Rath 80 nlV'. Nb. 4, Jr. 2ttd— P. Scott.... —451 C. Surfs 129 N. Anderson _418 1I. hicMtirahie871 P. Hamm 371 A. Andro w '.. 86 7 E. McElroy3511 0, Dempsey.. 850 H, Meson 814 D. Mason 812 Pt. 2nd— E. Howard... .406 I. Stothors.,370 7., Gerry 869 8. 1fline 824 S. Fawcett. , 817 S. Cowan 815 G, Lauudy314 H. Moor 809 L. Cook 297 A, Creighton297 1', JIasott 279 0. Potter 283 M. Hill. 206 0. Colelough280 W. Harem. ,210 J. Butler 125 11. Mason..,, 246 A. MaKetzia,2111 8, Phillips 165 A. Sinai oi'd128 G. Pouney..,,101 W. Rath 82 Pt, 1st - 51. Spofford R. Bttrr J. Taman F. Fawcett The May f/ Rod and Gun.” Exceedingly attraciive ie ill() Mey number of "Rod and Gun and Motor Sports In Canada,” published by W. J. Taylor at Woodstock, Stories of hunting moose, mountain goat, (fear, deer and ducks surely offer enough variety to the hunters, while to the fisherman t110 papers en s0lm011 111 On- tario rivers by Rev, Dr, Murdoch, and maskittonge fishing by W. Hickson must call up memories and nwnken thoughts such as only the fisherman can know, "Early Postal Difficulties in Canada" is a contribution to the history of a past which is near enough to be full of the deepest interest to the present generation. The visit of the President of the Alpine Club of Can- ada is described and e. tanching so- count given of the fetal accident which occurred to the leader of the party at- tempting a record climb in the Swiss Alps. `Tile Majesty of the Mails," e story of the heroic efforts made by the letter carriers of the far north to de- liver mails is told in graphic fashion and one mide•stands as one (*Cade this fine contribution how it is that despite enormous difficulties and clangers the Hndson Bay Co. have never lost a mail, Amongst the many other interesting pieces to be found w8hin this nutither Ia 11 page of "Canoe Don't.e"—most ap- I proprinte Ile the canoeing season of the year is just beginning, and an account of a one•legged trapper who slakes his own wooden legs. 'These are but samples of the many good things in this number which forms in itself a detnonstration of the wide field of ir- tereeting experiences to be found within the Dominion. KEEP THE KiDNEYS WELL Health Saving Explained by a Blyth Citizen Who Knows From Experience Many Blyth people take their lives in their hands by neglecting the kidneys when they know these orgluls need help. Sick kidneys are responsible for a great amount of suffering and ill health. The reason so many use Booth's Kidney Pills is their quick relief for all kidney weakness. Here is what a Blyth citizen says :— Alfred Carr, of Main St„ Blyth, Ont., says: "My back had been very tender fwd severe pains would ouch uul50000s the small of it and in the region of the kidneye. The urine would very often be highly colored and the kidney se- cretions world bo frequeit end irregu- lar, I would be ecnrceiy able to straighten thyself up after stooping o' lifting and although I had tr.ed differ- ent prescriptions 1 could find little or no relief. I learned of Booth's Kidney Bills through an advertisement and procuring them at Mr, Hamilton's pharmacy 1 commenced treatment.. The olio box of Booth's Kidney Pills cured me entirely. I have not. had a It okuche since and the nrinery dis- orders were quickly and Tornio needy repulet ed. I will gladly reeoninemil Booth's Kidney Pills as an ideal kid- ney remedy," Sold by dealers. price 50 cents. 'Phe R.'1'. Booth Cm, Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont„ sole Cnundien agents, TIP, T1AVrr.W.ING CANDIDATN, Lines of famous men remind us We may hold 1111 office grand, Yet departing, leave behind os Footprints over all the hand, se - Liberal Clubbing Offer. The Ca mullet) Pictorial and the Blyth S,andard one your each, worth $2.00, fir only 81.60. This is a genuine bar- And Do You Know Ladies and Gents that Penman's Vncrcar has everything beaten for comfort. If you prefer light weight Underwear ask to see Pen- man's. A weight, size, fabric and price to suit the individual requirements of every man, woman and child. CASII FOR FARM PRODUCE. G. M. CHAMBERS & CO. gain. 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