HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-06-11, Page 8PAGE EIGHT --THE BLYTH STANDARD—JUNE 11, 1908
A Good
Hair -Food
Ayer's Hair Vigor, new im-
proved formula, is a genuine
hair -food. It feeds, nourishes,
builds up, strengthens, invigor-
ates. The hair grows more
rapidly, keeps soft and smooth,
and all dandruff disappears.
Aid nature a little. Give your
hair a good hair -food.
Does not change the color of the hair.
A aT.rmuL with sub bWtl*
Show it t9 your
doctor
Mk him .bout It,
ahs. do.. h...y.
You need not hesitate about using this
new Hair Vigorf roc anyfearof its chang-
ing the color of your hair. The new
Ayer's Hair Vigor prevents premature
grayness, but docs not change the color
of the hair even to the slightest degree.
. —Xada by the J. C. Am Oo„ Loan\, neuu,—
You always pay
too much when
you pay too little
Paradoxical bur true,
Particularly when buying Gro-
ceries.
Nearly every article of eatables
can he adulterated,
Maty of tltetn often are.
Constant vigilance is required to
keep undesirable goods from creep-
ing into n grocery stock.
One of Gist most persistent sinners
is Canned Goods. Thousands and
thousands of then put of every
year. Semehtely sells them,
Somebody buys t hem.
Somebody eats theta.
This grade of efinned goods is very
common, but this store has never
sold a can of it to a cuatotuer ill its
life, and it never will,
Our way is firsts or nothing in
everything, always.
ULY7'N SCHOOL 1tEPOR1'.
Following is the report of Hlyth Pub.
lic School for the mouth of Mey
Dept, 1.
Form III—
Eric Anderson
Andrew Coombs
Tenn Edmestou
Emanuel Lyon
Dottie Cowan
Johu Merritt
Forst II—
Roy Deuholln
Grape Stewart
Clara Copp
x W. 'I'enthlyn
1/A. n,
CASH FOR ALL RINDS OF PRODUCE
JAMES CUTT
BL"Y'TH
$2.00 D ROUN
TRIP
GODERICH to
DETROIT
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
Returning Monday, June 22
STEAMER GREYHOUND
E. II. AYau, Exouralun Agent.
Children Meals Baggage
Half Fare 50 cents Free
For Goderich
Leave Detroit for Goderioh 8,00 a. m.
(Leave Port Huron 12 noon),
Friday, Juno 18th
Ooderieh Band
Moonlight
8 P. M. FRIDAY, JUNE 19
For Detroit
Special trnlne June 20th to Goderich leave
Blyth at 7.00 and 7,18 a. m.
Return to Goderich
Leave Detroit for Goderich 1,00 p. m.,
Monday, .Tune 22nd, Central time. At -
rive hi Goderlob 0.30 p, in. Special traln
on arrival of steamer for 131yth.
Return to Detroit
Leave Goderich for Detroit 8.30 a.
Tuesday, June 23rd, Canada time.
1t,te one way with trunks, $1.50,
WHITE STAR LINE
SUMMER SESSION
FOR TEACHERS
and others during July and August.
ELUOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
Remains open throughout the summer
end many students man at this time,
We have a greater attendanoo this year
than ever before. Graduates readily
cure employmeut. Write today for hand-
some catalogue. It pays to attend the
beat.
W.J. ELLIOTT, PclncipuI.
Csr, Yonge and Alexander Sta., T'oieuto,
Form I—
Arehie Webs
13, Potter
Lillie Wanless
J, Watt
A. Spafford
Fh vence Aiken
Clifford Tierney
1. Sturdy
Esther Bell
Those marked x missed an examination
Dept. 2.
E,itrailce class—
De roth y Tierney , ... , ... , . , 482
Willie hiatus. ........ ,..,421
\label Colclough 8402
Walter Cowan.— ........ 978
Lizzie Lawrence....., ..,868
Leila Begley 867
Frank McCaughey 815
Willie hurling.— 280
Carman Anderson 271
4th cless—
Gltdys Laundy
\'ester Bell
Maggie Johnston
Maggie Carter
Laura W'ettlaufer
play Spafford
James Hirons
Ella Wettlanfer
Annie Mains
John McCaughey
'Feressa McLaughlin
Creswell Anderson
Lillie Wertlaufer
Hattie Spafford
Russell Gldley
Elva Fawcett
Doris Scott
Florence 'roman
G eorge Sloan
Willie Copp
Jimntie hiceotnmins
Jennie Kennedy
Sr, Ord class--
Iiedella McKenzie
Mary Milne
settle Robertson
Fred Haggitt
Dept. B.
3rd claws, Part A—
ltana Barr 862
Henry Johnston 1142.
Willie W itite.. , ..... 681
Mary Potter 619
Merle Pouney 619
Dina Cook 581
Rhoda Phillips '175
May ltobertson..........,597
1Villie Anderson,,,. '6d
Al initie Fawcett ,547
Lena Burling ........ ..... 501
Eddie Maine..., 477
Alex. Butler 460
Leslie MoEiroy...........,4213
Emma 'Pitman 883
John Cowan 264
8rd class Pt. 33—
Katie Hltbkirk 784
Wilbert Spafford (110
Tom Murray 541
Elsie Fawcett 588
Fern Johnston... ...... 526
Grace Hebkirk 516
Willie Carter,.... 477
Emma 'remot t 467
]3ertie hl envoy ....... ...,429
Alberta S'others 405
Edgar Cowan 822
Lorne Burling.... 818
Rodgie Carter 287
Sr. 2nd class—
Earl Taylor . 006
Effie Ruth 188
Dept. 4.
Jr. 2nd class—
Patience Scott
Mary Mchlurchie
Carrie Sines
Agnes Creighton
Amos Andrew
Preacher's Opinions
Rev. r. 8. McRae, Forks Baddeok,
C. B.: "I always couat it a pleasure to
recommend the Dr, Slocum Remedies
to my parishioners. _ I believe there
is nothing better for throat sad lung
troubles or weakness or run•dowa•DP-
tem. For speaker's sore throat I have
found Psychics very beneficial."
Rev. W, 1I, Stevens, ,Paisley, Out,:
"'eyelets, seemed just the stimulant my
system needed, I shall add my testimony
as to its efficaey at every opportunity."
Rev. R. M. Browne, Amherst Head,
N.8., "I have often recommended
Psychlne since takingit myself, for it
is s cure for the troules you specify."
Rev, Chas, Stirling, Bath, N.B.: "I
have used Peyehlne in my family; the
results were marvelous. I have vatted
people who state that they never used
its equal. I strongly neommeud it,
Rev, J. 8, 7, Wilson, Markdale, Ont.:
"I have taken two bottles of Psychlne
and am pleased to say that I am greatly
improved in health. I was troubled
with my throat, but now I fipd it about
restored to its norma' eonpition., I
find my work very much less taziog.
I believe Psychlne is all claimed for it."
These are earnest preacher** of the
gospel of Psychlne. They know where-
of they speak. Psychics cures all
throat, lung and stomach troubles. It
is a great voice strengthener, acting
directly on the vocal, respiratory aid
digestive organa, thusspeeially adapted
to public speakers. At all dreggiste,
50e and $1,00, or Dr, T, a, a1 ttsn, Ltd.
Toronto,
Pearl Hamm
Carrie Dempsey
Nelles Anderson
Harold Bloor
Luella Cook
Earl McElroy
Daley Sisson
Mabel Hill'.
Charlie Potter
Harvey Mason
Fred Mason
Willie Harnrn
John Butler
Sr. Pt, and clams—
Emily Howard
lona S;others i P nal
Sal'a. 'Milne- S q
Grant Layndy
Stewart Cowan
Shale Fawcett
Archie McKenzie
Marie Mason
Wilson Rath
Gladys Pouney
Suele Phillips
Jr, Pt. 2nd claae—
Austin Spafford
Mabel Spafford
Pt. let class—
Alpha Potter
Lyall Robinson
Fred Fawcett
Jean McMurchie
Roy Barr
Edna McCaughey
Jean Hahkirk
Jimmie Snaith
Verna McVittla
Lyda Sims
Gerehom Anderson
Gordon Mau
ao
Charlie Haggitt
Zell* Carter
Gladys Fawcett
Hazel Hill
OUR NATIONAL DANGER
Time to Cry a Halt Before Com-
plete Wreck Results
There are thousands, both men and
women, who do not take time to eat
properly. They rush through life, and
as a result we have an age of indiges-
tion, nervousness, irritability, /deep -
lest: nights end morose disposition,
Our national danger is stomach weak-
ness, due to the strenuous life,
Mi-o-na tablets strengthen the wells
of the stomach and stimulate secretion
of the digestive julbes. They make the
stomach comfortable and cure iudiges-
tion,
Sick headaches, palpitation, yellow
skin and coated tongue are a few of
the many distressing results of indt•
gestion that Mi•o-na never fails tocure,
J, Si. Hamilton sella Mi•o-na in 60
cent boxee, and guarantee to refund
the money if it does not give complete
satisfectioii, ..
Minor Locale.
Struck by Lightning
Neatly describes tho celerity of Put-
nuut's L'orn Extractor, Roots corns
out in short order. Causes no pain,
leaves tut scar and gives perfect sat is -
faction, Itenleulber there to only one
best—there Putnnnl's-50 years In use.
One of our popular young ladies who
is contemplating matrimony with the
advantages which leap year gives her,
was handed a testament by her father,
with the leaf turned down at the fol-
lowing passage : He who givetli in
marriage doeth well, but be who giv-
sth not in marriage doeth better. She
immediately returned it with the fol•
lowing reply written underneath :
"Dear father, I stn content to do well,
let there do better who can."
Don't Use Greasy Liniments
A century ago they were popular,
To -day people want something away to
apply, certain in results and above all
a clean liniment When Nevline is
applied aches and pains dieuppear as
the pores absorbits soothing healing
properties. Nerviline penetrates to the
core of the paith oases instantly and
leaves no oily bad anelling memory
behind, Good to take in, capital to
rub on and five times more powerful in
destroying pain Ginn any oily liniment,
Don't fall to get a large 250 bottle.
Dates for examinations have been
fixed tee follows :—For entrance to
model schools, June 23rd ' high school
entrance, hue 21th, 25th and 2611 ;
veinal school entrance and junior ma-
triculation, June '29th ; entrance to fa-
culty of education and scholarship ma-
triculation, July 2nd.
One of the Saddest Stories
First it was a cold, neglected of
coo tat* and catarrh developed. Nothing
was done and consumption followed.
Watch the little cold, keep it from
growing by using Catarrhozone, Noth-
ing simpler that inhaling the germ -
killing vapor of Chia grand remedy.
Colds and catarrh flee as before fire.
Every trace of throat and bronchial
trouble yields immediately. Catau'ho.
zone is scientific and ebsolutely guar-
anteed for preventing snd curing ca -
earth end kindred ills. Two sizes, 25e
and $1, at all dealers,
Farmers' Excursion
Toe annual excursion to the Onterio
Agricultural Collette, Guelph, tinder
the auspicee of the West Huron )'ar-
mars' Institute, will he run this Year
over the C. P. R. on Saturday, June
27th, A special train will leave Gode-
rich at 9 a, tn., arriving in Guelph at
11,20 a, HI., returning leave Guelph
at 7.50 p. m„ arriving in Gude-
rich at 10.10 p. tn. 'Pickets are good to
return Monday, June 29th,
Select Your Medicine With Care
In debility and weakness medicine
should he mild and far remising, Maty
Mlle end pareettves are too Mirth. are
drastic instead of curative. Excessive
action ie always followed by depression
and knowing this Dr. Remitter/ devised
his pili* of Mandrake and Butternut ao
es so mildly inpreare liver and kidney
activity, flush; out the elementary
canal, tone and regulate the bowel*,
'Fhns do Dr. Hamilton's Pills eliminate
pioieons from the body, restore clear -
nese to the skin, bring strength and
that aWeet restorer of health—sleep.
Best medicine on earth, 2bc. per box at
all dealers,
Preparations for the Camp
Preparations, are being pushed ahead
for the Goderioh camp, The engine
end.putup for the water supply were
got,iit piece on Tuesday and the tank
has been constructed and is being put
in position, Col. Belton, the medical
officer, was in town this week and pro-
nounced the quality of the water Batts -
factory and Capt. McCrimmon, the
musketry instructor, of London, was
here last week to decide on the location
of the miniature rifle ranges, Lieut.-
Col, Young hap received offtcisl notice
that the cetnp will commence 3une 15,
instead of June 16 as tirst announced,
13e a Strong Man
Increase your vitality and nerve
ene•gy,r•store vim and force to your
overworked body. Ferrozone will do
this as it did for Walter Wood, of
Beauport, N, 13., who writes : "1 can
sayl'errozote has given me a new
Leese of life. A year ago I suffered so
from nervous exhaustion 1 was scarce-
ly rble to drag myself around, My
appetite was gone, I had no color or
ambition and felt used up, One hox of
Ferrozone started me back to health.
I took a number of boxes and my
health was completely restored." For
men who are tired, pale, nervous and
thin -blooded nothing compares with
Ferrozoue, 50c per box at all dealers,
East Wawanesh.
Thee following is the report of 5, S.
No. to, Fast Wewanosh, for the month
of May, pupils' names in order of
merit : Sr, 4th—Mary McGowan, Ar-
chie itadford, Dodds hlcGownn, Olive
McGill, Maggie Md 3owal, Charlie
Toll, Jr. 4th—, -Russell Wilson, hose
Patterson. Sr. Ord—Rebecca McGow-
an, Mona Potter, Gladys McGowan,
Walter McGowan, Jr, Ord—Norman
Radford,Orvilie McGowan, Itoy Toll,
Jatiet Patterson, Lorne Toll, Pt, 2nd
—Ruth McGowan, Martha Wilson,
George Wilson, Ernest Toll, Willie
Patterson. Sr. Pt, I --Hilliard Mc-
Gowan, Cora 'Fear, Violet Parker.—
E, 111. Clark, Teacher,
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health Saving Explained by a
'Blyth Citi*en Who knows
From Experience
heItlpta.ny. Blyth people take their lives in
their hands by neglecting the kidneys
when they know these organs need
Sick kidneys are responsible for a
great amount of suffering aid ill
health,
The reason so many use Booth's
Kidney Pills is their ,quick relief for d
all, kidney weakness, ere is what a
Blyth citizen says :—
Alfred Carr, of Slain St., Blyth,Ont,,
says : "3ly back had been very tender
and severe pains would catch me across
the small of it end in the region of the
kidnoye. The tri se would very often
be highly colored and the kidney se-
creilons would be frequent and irregu-
lar, I would beo
s are cly able to
straighten myself up after stooping or
lifting and although I bad trod differ-
ent pt'eseriptio e I could find little or
no relief. I learned of Booth's Kidney
Dille through . an advertisement and
procuring them at Mr. Hamilton's
pharmacy 1 commenced treatment,
The one box of Booth's Kidney Pills
cured me entirely. I have not had a
backache since and the urinary dis-
orders were quickly and permanently
regulated. I will gladly recommend
Booth's Kidney Pills as an ideal kid-
ney, remedy."
Sold by dealers, price 50 cents, The
R, T. Booth Co., Ltd„ Fort Erie, Out„
aole Canadian agents.
Morrie.
A garden party, under the auspice's of
Jackeon'a Church S. S„ will be held on
the hewn of A. Howlett, con. 8, Morris,
on Friday, June 19th. An excellent
program will be given, consisting of
readings, recitations, vowel and instru-
mental m0010,, Tea will be served on
the lawn frotn 6 to 8 o'clock, Admis-
sion : adults, 206 ; children, 10c.
Taylor Pipe, merchant of Cobalt,
was,here on a visit to the parental
home, 5th line, and was a welcome
visitor. He is doing well in the North-
lan
Wed,
are pleased to notice the name of
Will McCall among the successful
students at the College of Pharmacy in
Torento. He will continue to work
with his brother, A. 1.. in Chatham,
Mee his course be one of greet rumness,
'rive Stratford Bride's Co, was award-
ed the contract for the ateel bridge to
be put over the Maitland on the alt
line. Thee will be two !Tana 69 feet
each. George' Barkley, of Brussels,
will build the cetnest ahnttnente, Work
to be completed this summer,
Spring Tiredness Cured
Dp Harmless Remedy
MANY ARE USING IT AND REDWING
BENEFIT FROM ITS STRENGTH -MING
POWER.
All winter long you worked hard.
This took lots of nerve force. It lamed
so far, hut now it's all gone and you
feel half dead.
Somehow you must get new vitality
and more nerve force, The water in
your blood must Le turned into Strength
Furniture Bargains
Still Continue
Having held the attention of the purchasing
public during the past year, by popular prices, we
have slated new goods to begin the second year,
and the prices will at once suggest the advantages
in dealing here :
Lot 1—Iron Beds
40 Beds In the lot, ranging In nrices as follows : $3, $4, y�
$4.50, $4.73, 55, 55.75, $6, $7, $8, $9.25, $11, 513, 514.50, $15.
Lot 2—Mattresses
Guaranteed purely eanitnrv, $3, $3.50, $4 ot.d $5. 32 In
the lot. Our epeeist! at $4.00,
Lot 3—Couches
23 In the lot, which means skidoo. Prices will Interest
you, $4.50, $5, $0, $7, $8, $11, $12.50, $14, $15 Bud 520
Our special thin spring is the $1330 and .58.00.
Other Specials
Spring., any size, $2, 52.25, $2.50 and $3.00, Our special
Is $3.00, Rattan Chairs, $3,90, $4.00, $4 50 and $0 00,
Dressers and Stands, ranging In price from $0.00, 510.50,
$12,00, 512.75 and up to $50.00. Oar special Is $12.75.
Sewing Machines. We are special representatives for
the Standard. Prices range from 020.00 to 541.00.
* House Furnishings
This department has speelet attractions through the
house.olesntng season. A taw remnants in Lluoleums at
special prices, also Olt Cloths. Regular 60e Linoleum tor
50ueryuar p square yard
000DS DELIVERED FREE
WALKER & ROSS
Furniture Dealers & Undertakers. - - Clinton
Your Expenses paid both ways, 'Phone 28
end building material, Your fretful
appetite must be braced up Some new
power must be imparted to your weak
body,
This is just what happens in using
Ferrozoue, which is an instant blood
maker, blood enricher and nerve build-
er,
Ferrozone not only creates keen ap-
petite, it goes further, improves diges-
tion and aestuiliation, so that' every
particle of food is converted into nerve
told muscle fibres.
By building up new nerve force and
making each organ do the work that
nature expects of it, Ferrozone quick-
ly increases your weight and instils a
reserve of vigor into the system that
defies weariness, exhaustion, spring
debility or sicknees of any hind.
To prove the onortnous strengthening
power of Ferrozone the quote the fol-
lowing letter from hire. C. P. Gout
neatly, well•known in Midllleviile :
"Last March I was very run down and
thio, I had no appetite and scarcely
felt like eating at all, My face was
pa1111 and haggard and I had dark
circles under my eyes. Sly weight
was seven pounds under normal and
day by day that awful spriu,c woari•
nese dragged the down. The change
Ferrozone wrought woe surprising.
It roust certainly contain wonderful
building and strengthening properties
because I gained strength, flesh and
appetite from the day I started it. I
speedily came back to vigorous bouy-
ant health with Ferrozone teed recons.
mend it es the best medicine any per.
50111n weak health can take,"
Ferrozone strengthens the weak, re
stm•es the anaemic, soothes the ne-
vous, assists men, women and children
to better health, 'J'ry it, 60c per box
or six for 52,50 at all dealers,
The Altar.
ISiCTAOOART=1'noltrSON.--At 4115 resi-
dence of the bride's mother, Clinton
on June 3, by Rev, C, R. Gunn*,
Sir. Geo, Mc'i'ahgnrt, of Blyth. to
Violetta Beatrice, daughter of Mrs,
Thompson.
Subscribe for Than STANDARD,
HACKARD
30235 A. T. R. by Allorton 2.00), dam of
Icdimona (dam of Gaivd 2,251), by Nut -
wood 600 ; 9. d., Ada S. lis twismbrino
Boy 844, ere. Bred by C. W, WIlltamr,
pa -,ed to C. J. Franks, Galesburg, 111,
Will be at ]rlaso0 a hotel, Blyth, Wed•
nesday and Saturday afternoons, and the
rernnlnder of the week at his own stable,
lot 13, eon. 10, Moirls, Terms—$10.
Thomas Coulter, Ownei.
THE cost of living is
an important thing
in most homes. You
may have to figure close-
ly in these matters. A
Little extra on a barrel
of flour may look big to
you.
But there is a differ-
ence between spending
money wisely and spend-
ing it foolishly.
Sotnetimes it is econo-
my to spend instead of to
save. It is in the case of
Royal Household Flour.
Those few extra cents
a week, that give you
Royal Household Flour
in preference to inferior flour, buy health.
Nothing contributes so much to the food you
eat as flour, and therefore nothing should be more
carefully bought. Ogilvie's Royal Household Flour
is the whitest, cleanest and most nutritious flour that's
milled, Itis the only flour
that is absolutely pure.
Ask your grocer.
Ogilvie Hour Mills Co.e ltd
8antreat