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BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1908.
No. 43.
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ON THE C. P. R. TO
ipti EL I VC 1E-311—.010,
and Steamer Greyhound to
7® 'r 7R CO Z T
Saturday, June 20th
Under the auspices of Elmira Musical Society
A Bpealal trait will leave the following etatlous at the time specified below, talc -
lug passengerg at the following special reduced rates :
Fares to Detroit S Return Pares to Goderlch & Return
Leaving Adult Children Adult Children
Guelph 3 50 a, in $11°5 $1,05 $1.25 03e
Weleenburg 1101 a, in 9 20 1 (10 1 21) Tate
Elmira 015 a, III 3,1r) 1,00 1.15 000
Welienete(u (I 25 a. to 915 1,00 1.15 Gus
Linwood (1211 a. in 910 1.3", 1,10 55u
Milbank 0 47 a. to 9 05 1.55 1,05 550
irillverton 0 57 a. in 9101 1.50 1,00 50e
W. Monk ton 712 a, in 2,85 1.45 853 450
157oNaught 7 25 a. m 2,811 1.40 80e 400
Walton 717 a, m 2 05 1 35 05e '353
Myth 7 48 a. in 2,55 1,30 553 30o
lot 1e,' con. 9 ; John Arm-
sh ou5 entered owner Si lot 1, 0011, 4,
in place of Win. McCrea.
Tim 00,1a 0f 1500180111 was than ad-
journed to meet ltgein 011 3tine '2915 nt
lu o'clock a. n1,
Commit hesiuess was then proceeded
with.
Seven tenders were received io• con
trete pier end abutments for Summer-
ville bridge mid t' a tender of George
Barkley was found to bo the lowest.
011 motion of Messrs. McCutchcon
and Campbell, Mr. Bnrkley's tender at
02.83 per cubic yard was accepted,'
The Court of Revision on the Mason
Thain By-law was opened according to
not ice.
R. Armstrong appealed alienist Ida
assess:om it 011 SS lot 20,t`tion. 3, in said
drttiu by-law, also chtiniing Cott 1 lie
lust 40 rods of said'' drain should lie a
rile drain. '1.'he`ongineer conserved to
change the p1an,to the extent of mak-
ing said portion a tile drain, and 11r.
Armstrong"%vial ed hie appeal regard-
ing; the assessment.
'Cha Court °liter then erased,
On motion of 1lesers, Campbell and
McCutcicon, the R.08yn was instructed
10 itended' (01110 matter of having (M-
ing find piccayating (10110 33V isl0101on
the site of t he Sommerville hridge,
Olt 10Otlee of Meset'4, Shaw lull 1fo-
Cntche011,John Watson wa0 appointed
iusrierto' of colmete Wok re Sommer-
ville bridge at 81.75 per day,
Accounts were ordered to be paid 00
follows
Alex. 11cNoil, repairing culvert. It 00
Fred Arnnstrone, filling washout
et Clegg's bridge..., ... 13 00
J, Combs, farm !{ridge on Kelly's
drain .................. ...15 00
Arrive at Goder'eh 8.35 a. in. To return Saturday, June 201h, take regular C. P.
R. train,
Two separate sets of special tickets wIll be Issued from stations named above to
Goderioh and return, and to Detroit and return.
Tlokete to Gottertoh from Guelph to Linwood, both stations inclusive, good re-
turning June 22u0 from all stations west of Linwood to Goderlch, good returning
June 20th only. Tickets to Detroit from Guelph to McNaught, both atatlons inclus-
ive, are good returning June 23rd, from Walton and Blyth good returning June 22.
Passengers wlshing to go to Detroit will kindly note the following :--
Alter arriving at Goderlch the passengers for Detroit will Immediately board the
steamer "Greyhound" which will be in wafting at the wharfs for the arrival of the
above special train. The Bteames will etop at Port Huron on both going and return
tripe affording the passengers the opportunity of stopping rO'at. this point if desired,
and their tickets will be good to return from Detroit or Port Huron on Monday,
June 22nd.
Tile steamer "Greyhound" will leave Detroit on the return trip on Monday, .Tone
22nd, at 2 p. In. (Canada time) or 1 p, m. (Central tine), and will arrive at Goderlch at
about 8.30 p. re. when the special C. P, R. train will be In waiting to convey the pas-
sengers to "Home Sweet home,"
Make arrangements now to spend a day or two at the lakeside, or visit friends at
Detroit over Sunday.
The Western Ontario Military Camp Assemblage will be bold at Goderlch com-
m0ncIngJune 10th. You may not again have the opportunity far yearn of seeing our
"Canadian Soldiers" at camp.
The E. M. S. Baud will accompany the excursion to Goderlch and it to expected
to Detroit also.
Come along and be with the crowd.
It any further Information be desired at any time apply to the Secretary,
J. S. WRICHEL, W. BEHRENS, C. N. KLINCK,
President. Treasurer. Secretary.
Psychine Missionaries Morrie Council.
A friend of Dr. Slocum Remedies
writes: "Send a bottle of Psychine
to Mrs, W... They have a daughter
in decline, and I believe it would
help her. I have mentioned your
remedies to the family, and also eited
some of the miraculous cures accom-
plished inside the last 18 years, of
which I have knowledge."
T. G. IRWIN, Little Britain, Ont.
Run down conditions from lung, stom-
ach or other constitutional trouble cur-
ed by Psyching. At all druggists, 50e and
$1.00, or Dr, T. A. Slocum, Ltd., Toronto
The Council {pet as a Court of Rovi-
81011, pursuant t0 ltd yertieemellt, mem-
bers all present and subscribed the oath
required by statute.
11. B. Alcock complained of being too
high assessed on Si lot 19, con, 7 ; case
disniissed, John Ellis complained of
being too high assessed on Ni pt. lot
24, con. 4 ; reduced 5200, Charles Mc-
Crea wats•.aule'ed teuent for Solar
property, Belgreve ; '1 hos. Ilielh,t' en-
tered tenant N K (7 lot 12, con. 9 ; 'Tel-
ford Sellers entered tenni) t N W (7 lot
'20, eon. 3 ; W, H, Shortreed entered
SN
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DRY C00DS
and
MILIAN
I QUALITY FOR QUALITY
CASH FOR
FARM
PRODUCE
Our values are supreme. You can't help saving when you make your pur-
chases at this store. We always figure the best values for: your dollar, even
when purchases are made under extraordinary and most favorable conditions.
How little; not how touch, can we sell it for.
D. McDonald, tilling washout..., 4 00
Ed. Nichol, island for filling ma-
terial .......... .. ........15 00
Alex, Conon, island for filling ma'
terinl ........ ...... 5 00
J. A, McLean, lumber for fence4 22
'Phos. Scott, work on 2nd line
bridge 8 00
John Ashton, work on bridge,75
Win. Garniss, work of bridge,,75
Win. Elston, work on hridge 1 50
linos & Garniss, tile drain '1 50
P. Bishop, repairing tile drain..,. 2 00
A, Crooks, filling washout.,- 1 00
W. 11, Kerr, Mason drain by-laws
and printing post cards .... 20 00
Nnegle & Looby, balance due on
concrete arches 700 00
W. Clark, part oalary 40 00
John ',4atsoe, assessor's salary70 00
Oil motion of Mossrs. Shaw and Tay-
lor, the Reeve and Treasurer were in-
structed to borrow 51000 to meet cur-
rent expenses.
On motion of Messrs. McCutcheo'
and Campbell, the Council then ad•
)om'ned to meet again after Court of
Revision on June 2911), on which date
the Court of Revision 00 the trashy
Drain By-law will be held at 2 o'clock
p. m. W. Clark, Clerk.
In going through our stock of Ready-made Clothingwe
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 Suits only, which sell regularly at from
$10 to $12, In black and blue worsteds
and Berges, to clear at $5.
10 Suite only, which sell regularly at from
$0 to 58, to Meer at 53 to 50.50,
15 Youtbo' Suits, regular 55, to elear 52.
Small Bons' Sults from 51.50 up.
,A few Men's Odd Pante, regular price $2,
to clear at $1 and $1,25,
Men's Overalls clearing at 00" and 75c.
A lot of Men's Silk Ties and Eine Culcred
Shirts to clear at half price.
Don't forget to ask to see our Working
Shirts at 250.
Suits made to your measure, good cloth,
good trtmmtvge and good workman-
ship, $10 to 525.
This is where a dollar does its duty.
S. H. GI
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE
LEY
Catarrh Now Curable
Whitewear
Higher qualities at these
prices. than for several ,ye'tfrs;
Full cut garments, don't be
misled ' if you see a garment
advertised at a very low price,
examine it, measure it. Many
sales are made up of garments
"made to sell" so pinchingly
tight and skinned in every
way that many are only regu-
lar goods at regular goods at
regular prices. Examine the
goods, Know your store.
We are proud of the excell-
ence of our garments.
Ladies' Underskirts at $1.25
Made of good cotton with extra deep flounce'
set with two rows of Torchon insertion, finished
with frill of lace. Very special at $1.25 each.
Ladies' Underskirts at $1.75
Made of good quality cambric, 8 rows of fine
tucks with frill of fine embroidery. At $1.75 each,
Ladies' Underskirts at $3,00
Made of extra fine quality Nainsook, hand e151
broidery, flounce bottom, finished with baby Irish
lace. Beautiful skirt at $3.00.
(/ M. CHAMBERS & CO, - BLYTH
SUWMER SCHOOL
Our management trains more young
people than any other in Ontario.
There must be a reason ; write for it,
Special Course for Teachers.
Mall Courses.
WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE
Geo. Spotton. Principal.
But Never by Medicines Swallowed,
Snuffs, Sprays or Douches
Catarrh is not a blood disease and
that is why it cannot be cured by any
medicine taken into the stomach, Ctt-
tart'h is 0.501111 trouble contracted from
the germ-lldell ail' you breathe inward.
These germs fasten themselves in the
tissue end air cells of the breathing
organs, multiply b,1' millions, cause
sneezing, coughing, raising of Mucous,
discharge from the nose, difficulty in
breathing, hola'eness, dr, 11080 aid
stoppage of the nose, tickling in the
throat and other sylnptonla that cell
only be reached by the dry air princi-
pal of 1-1yomei,
It medieatao the ah' you breathe with
the curative properties of the Anst1'a-
lion Eucalyptus forests w'her'e catarrh.
1s unit itewtl.
The reeson von get relief in it minute
o' two from Hyomei is because it de•
shrove every m110(0ha1 (term in the air
yon brratho, and its dry penetrating
aroma will reach the innermost recess-
es of the air passages, stilling millions
of germs a minute, 'Their destruction
means freedom for oppressed rospire-
tery organs. 3, M. Iiatnflton sells
llymei under a guarantee of setisfec-
11oi1 or money back, Price, 51.00.
Mr, Andrew McNally, or New-
bridge, was here on Monday record-
ing his vote.
Mr. James Quinn, of Winnipeg,
is renewing old friendships in East
Wawailosh and Ill yth.
Airs. S. Id. Gidley and Mrs, John
Tnmblyn were at Exeter last week
attending the conference.
AL', Thos. II, Sears, manager of
the British Type Founders' Agency,
Wlla a caller On 'Tar. STANDARD Met'Thursday.
Dr, E. C. Wilford has returned to
Toronto for a final exam. Ile was
accompanied by his brother, Albert,
who will visit.there for a few days,
Mr, J. C. Brown, student of the
Detroit Medical College, was sue
cess1ui in passing Ins third year
examination with first•clltss honors.
John is now in charge of the hospi-
tal at the Great Lakes this summer,
and Solway hospital in the fall.
Mrs. W. II. McElroy and Mr.
llerbet't McElroy attended the wed-
ding at Dunlop last, Tuesday of Air,
Robert (Quid to Miss Lizzie AlcCor-
naiek, of Detroit, The groom is a
cousin of Mrs,. McElroy. An inter-
esting feature was that the groom's
grandmother, 96 years of age, and
Iter two grandchildren were present
at the wedding.
Lost Thursday Tllr 61'ANDAIID
was favored with o call from On e
old stalwarts of Huron Co. in the
persons of Jolla R. Miller, ex -Remo
of Tnrnber'ry and fernier Licete-e
lnspeotor of East ID0 011 ; Robot
Cnrri", ex•Reeve of East W'awanosb,
and Alt', Lockhart, ex -Reeve of
West Wawa nosh. These three
gentlemen were on theft' way to
Goderictt to attend the old Co. Cow •
ell re anion that evening.
People We Know{
Mr. Frank Carr is renewing old
friendships in wn.
Reeve Dr. Milne attended the Co.
Council in Gode'icl last week,
Mr's, A. AI, Babb and Miss Jean,
of 'I'eeswatel', 111'e Visitors in town.
Mr, iIarry Brewer and sun Roc.
dolph, of Brussels, were in town last
week.
Air. 0, II. Ileese is attending the
Afflict's' Convention at London this
week. .
Airs. Henry Taylor, of Auburn,
spent a couple of days at the Rec-
yrrix tory this week.
White alto Drug Store
Spring Talk
The season of the year is hero when
everyone turns their attention to clean-
ing up the wrecks of winter and getting
in shape for the busy tele. We are
right an the ,job with a fresh stock of—
Formaldedyde 05% Work's)
lonclemun
Copperas
Chloride of Lime
Moth Balls
Carbolic Auld
Scotch Snuff
Don't forget that we are nolo agents for
Blatebford's Calf Meal and Empire Poul-
try Duster.
GET OUR 0115011:5.
Dr. W. J. MILNE
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Hamilton, Oanada.
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