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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-07-02, Page 8Cure Your Dwzdru /7 Why? Because itis annoying, untidy. And mostly, because it almost invariably leads to baldness. Cure it, and save your hair. Get more, too, at the same time. All easily done with Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved formula, \ Stop this formation of dandruff ! Does not change the color of the hair. Formols with each bottle Show it to your q tooter gars dek him about it, then CIO as be says The new Ayer's Hair Vigorwill certainly do this work, because, first of all, it de- stroys the germs which are the original cause of dandruff. Having given this aid, nature completes the cure. The scalp is restored to a perfectly healthy condition. ---.Mato by the 1, C. dyer Co., Lowell, Mae. You always pay too much when Y pay ay too little Paradoxical but tette, Particularly whoa buying Gro- ceries. Nearly every article of eatables can he adulterated, Many of thein often are. Constant vigilance is required to keep undesirable goods front creep- ing into a grocery stock. One of 011, most persistent sinners is Canned (oods, Thousands and tbousauds of them put up every year. Sanotodv sells then[, Somebody buysthelu. Somebody eats them, This grade of canned goods is very common, lint this store has never sold It rim of it to a customer 110 its life, and it never will. Our wily is firsts or nothing in everything, always. CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE JAMES CUTT 3BL,--7C'LI CDI3IIUTRUNI(SYs EM TIME TABLE. LONDON ANI) WINGHAM BRANCH. 80111'II. iNolr1 n. em pm 040 3301 6 43 :3 33 052344 7 00 :t 56 714 401 747`423 803 4 311 8 15 4 47 8 22 4 52 8 35 5 05 846 513 8 59 5 28 905 530 9 12 5 37 '9 21 5 40 9 29 5 54 9 30 5 58 9 37 8 00 945 010 am put Wingham 1150 7:35 Wingham Jot. ,11 48 7 25 Relgrave `11 40 713 Blyth 11 28 7 00 Londesboro ' .77= 20 0 52 Clinton 10 15 '23 05 0 85 Brucefield 0 58 0 19 Kippen 9 50 6 11 Hensel! 0 44 0 05 }Exeter 9 30 6 54 Centralia 11 18 6 43 Ciandeboye 9 09 5 34 L men Crossing S 05 580 Henfield 8 55 5 25 Ildertoll 8 45 5 15 Ettrick 8 35 5 07 Hyde Park Crossing 8 211 5 02 Hyde Park Jet,. 8 24 5 00 London 8 15 4 50 Connections are made at Wingham for all stations en the Palmerston and ILin- ca'dlne branch, Connections are made at Clinton for all stations on the Buffalo and Goderieh branch, end all stations from Stratford to Toronto. Connectlone are made at Lunn Crossing for all etatlons west to Sarnia, Connections are made at London for all stations east and west on the main line. (CANADIAN PACIFIC FtellWAY, Time 4 Table TO 'TORONTO Gbdeeloh ]n', 8.00 ane. 2.30 p. te, Aubuxn .. " 8.20 " 2.50 " 1)lyth 7S,.. ' 8.30 " 3,4111 Walton,': " 0,41 " 3.11 Milvert ; ' 0.14 " 3.43 llmira.a),+. ' 9.53 " 4.17 Guelph + ,.'? P , ' 1018 " 4,43 s Toronto Ar, 12.19 0,35 1' Toronto Guelph Elmira al ilverton Walton 131918 Auburn Goderich M ,TORONTO, 800 a.m. 0.21 " .21 ' 0'3 ` SUMMER SESSI ERS and others during del ELLIOTT 4 15 0.22 6.40 7.22 7.57 8.08 8 18 8.40 imp TORONTO, ONT. Rtmainsopen throughout the summer end molly.. students enter at this time. We hart a greater attendance this year than ever before, Graduates readily tae. cure employment, Write today for hand - sums catalogue. 1; pays toettrnd the bes lir. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. I c pop, Yonge and Alexa n.,et. Sts., Toronto, u 'Mi-o-na Means Stomach Comfort It's of Special Valuo to Many Here in Blyth A noticeable discovery and one 11,80 appeals especially to many people in Myth isthe Ali-o-na treatment. This prt'paraticit works wonders 111 CaOO Of indigestion or weak stomach, Itacts directly upon the walls of the Stomiteh and bowels, strengthening and stimulating Imuhuin them so that they readily take care of the food that is eaten without distress or suffering. So positive are the good effects fol- lowing the 1100 of AII-0-110that the remedy is sold by ,1, A, Hamilton under an absolute m15151)8010 refund the looney if it fails to cure, A 60 cent box of It'li-0•na will do the good the stomach needs which is simply to make it do its own work. Minor Locals, Danger in Corn Salves They usually co1umn1 acids and Moro the flesh, The one site cure to liquid form is Putmun's Palul085 Cern Ex- tractor, to', which is purely vegetable, eause0 no pain and ewres in one day. Don't forget the name-Poianll'S. Fall and Winter Assizes Tho date of the autumn lettings and winter asdi1WS for she county of Huron have been unnnnitced. The jury ast sizes will he held at Godorieb on Sep tembor 22nd before Justice Anglin, and the non -jury assizes on' Dec, let before Justice MacMahon, Overtaken by Nausea You don't know whether it's going to stay dowel or come up. You feel like thirty cents and loop even worse. If 0110 thing IS 011icktn' 011011 soothe' it's N0rvili ae, Ten drops in sweetened 10Iter gives relief' instantly'. Ahnoet like music is the change you experi- ence, Tito cause of 111e nausea is re- moved, every 8ynlptom of vomiting mid indigestion is cured within tett minute's, . When Poison's Nerviline is KO trusty tend economies], a bottle at home woulde't he 511188, Largo Dues for a quarter at all dealers, On July 1st, next the act respecting the standard weight of bread will come into force in Ontario. All greed, other than f0nc,,0 bread, must weigh either 1-5 or 3 pounds per loaf. Fancy bread mist [weigh either 10 or 20 01111068 per loaf and half affixed to the button; of the loaf a label showing the name of the Maker, the weight of the loaf and that the bread is fancy bread. Almost Dead of Bronchitis Po' people have suffered more than John P. Teylo', of Dyment, Ont, 'to- day he is well and writes : "I must tell you how much Caterrhozooe bits been to ate. I was so bad with bronchitis sometimes I thought it 5000111 soon be over with ane. A spell of 0501)1ng would 00)00 on that left me prostrated and weak. Since using Cata'rhozone I have had n0 trouble et all. It strengthened my throat, stopped the cough, gave me free breathing and en - d101,)' cured," Just the usual experi. once. Catarrhoznpe invariable cures whether Bronchitis, Asthma or Ca teeth. r100 sizes, 25e and $1 at al dealers, DAYS OF DIZZINESS COME TO MANY BLYTH PEOPLE 'there are days of dizziness, spells of drowsiness, headuche, sideache, back- ache. Sometimes rheumatic pale after eri- uary trouble. You are plainly told that the Kid- neys 11) a sick. Booth's Kidney Pills cure all Kidney ills. Mrs. Thornes Wanless, of Main St„ Rath, says : "1 had suffered with a number of symptoms of kidney trouble for the past two years and very often found difficulty ill getting anything that would relieve me, My' back was tender and a heavy dull pain would mule in my sides and extoudaround ley body. Headaches end spells of dizziness were frequent and I could find no relief, 'nib urine plainly told the disordered state of thekidne,es and the kidney secretions were greatly ills• ordered and frequent. Booth's Kidney Pills were advertised, and procuring e box at Mr, Hamilton's I commenced treatment. They seemed to benefit me from the first and it WKS a cutnpare• lively short tune when the pains had left my back The kidney secretions 108)5 regulated, the twine cleared and the headaches and spells have not troubled me since," Sold ley defilers. price 50 cents. The 11,'1'. Booth Cu., Ltd,. Fort Erie, 0111., sole Canadian agents. Knighthoods for Canadians. 0:00d0 fixut'eswith 00108promin0nce in the Ni 10'0 Birthday honors, which tnrinde Hnighthonds for Chief Justice 1V. G. l'alceuhridge of the king's Bench, Ontario, and Chief Justice II, T. 'I'aschereett of the Icing's Bench, I nehec. B,th are made linight0 echelon. Sir George Fitzpatrick, Chief Justice e Court of e of Do ninlon 10 made an me o ber of the Imperial Privy Council, 1V, 1'. Km)„Chief Dominion 0ot'nnorne•, is made n (1. M. G. 0, N. Rabbit, New Brunswick ; inhh Fraser, Auditor Cadent!, 1)1d A 1 1)::'1os'lon Journals Clerk, have been 1¢tttnitted for the Imperial Service 0, d1/4 Sir Wm. 0, I"atcnn ge was born t Drnnlm0nd villa, h ;io, and WAS ailed to the bar ie r In 1885 he '00 elected a ll4e + the law so - PAGE Emwr;--THE BLYTH STANDARD -JULY 2, 1938 Permanent Results "I had been eufreeing for over two months with an obstinate cough, as had also my little girl. We tried several remedies common to any drug store without obtaining any apparent relief, in fact wo were growing worse, 1 got a bottle of Coltefoote Expectorant from my druggist and inside of two days the cough was stopped, and the results so permanent and rapid that wo decided to keep it in our hone continually. ROBERT PALEN, C. A. R. Station, Ottawa, Coltsfoote Expectorant is recognized the world ever as the beet preect'iptiott ever used by the medical profession for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bronchitis and Tightness of the Chest, Children like it. To introduce it into every home we will send a free sample to every person sending their name and address to Dr, T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto, Sold by all up-to-date druggists at 25e. Send for Free Sample Today, cie y and was appointed a judge ill 1007, Her herr ming Chief ,Tnstice Si' Henri T. Tuscho'eau is a grade a to of Laval University and 0008 called to the ha' in 1853. He served in the 1)unni n ion Parliament as Liberal nietn- her for Monona guy. resiening in 1878 to accept a seat on the bench, Growing Old Before Your Time Broken in spirit, weak in body, tier - volts and dise0ureged. Something is wrong, and each day sues you 0)11109' away, Jost one thing to do -Build np 'Po do this, use F0rroz0ne, What a tonic 11 is 1 Appetite, why it mites yon eat telneud01101y. Digest, indeed you will, Rich red blood will carry nourishment to every corner of tie body, tired organs take on new life, color, spirit and ambition are restored Per(eet manhood and abounding health is the unfailing product of Fm•rozone- u'y it, 500 per box everywhere, Exeter. On neconnt of the bowling lawn grass being in poor condition, the bowlers are now using the rectory lawn in order that the .regular green any get a rest. Last Thursday afternoon 5000 ob- served as D8co1'etioo Day, The differ. mit lodges marched to the cemetery end decorated the graves of departed brethren and friends, $4,75 was tete amount of fine imposed on several young met) Monday morn- ing by the magistrates for distal bing the peace by singing sone old favorites 1150nt 8 or 4 o'clock Sunday morning, A. movement is being 08110 by the business 11181 and Others t0 se0uro a half holiday eaeli week, Thursday 3s the most Suitable day, end it is hoped arrangements call bo Horde. Should a petition he presented toyoube ready to sign it at 01)00. At the nomnleleement exercises of the I,sdies' College, Whitby, held dur- ing the post weep Miss Hazel Brown- ing, of Exeter, sunned the diploma nett else the Senate' Cox gold 01800.1 for the highest standing in the M. E. L. course, '1Vltile preying lawn tennis with some of his playmates the other day Mester Erie HoEdon and the misfor- tune to run W rusty wire in his foot, fie lwea ceal'Cll Mg 5)110tng some sltl'tlb- he•y for the ball and in some Manner struck It piece of old ileitis wire, which penetrated the foot near the ankle. To avoid blood poisoning set- ting in a physician was called and dressed the wound. IN A BREATH THERE'S REST Breathe Hyomoi and Be Cured of Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma Nature has a remedy for catarrh, epidemic colds and bronchitis that is far bettr than dosing the stomach with medicine and drugs, It is Om healing oils and balsams of Hyomei which medicate the air you broaelle, reaching the most remote air cells ;fn the nose, throat and lungs, killing all catarrhal germs and rester - in g health to the mucous membrane, Hyomei acts like a curative internal air bath, and has the same healing and antiseptic effect as the air where the Pine and Eucalyptic forests give off their fragrant and healing balsams. Breathe' healing Hyomei and see how quickly you twill get relief front catarrh and head oolds. If it does not belp you there will not be a penny's expense, as J. M. Hamilton agrees to refund the money. The complete Hyomei outfit costs only 51.00, The Little Boy Who Didn't Pass A sad faced little fellow sits alone hl deep disgrace, There's a lump arising in his throat and tears stre8ulingdown his face ; He wandered from his playmates. tot ho doesn't watt to hear Tru it shouts of merry laughter since the world has lost its cheer'; He has sipped the cup of sorrow, he has drained the hitter glass, And his heart is fairly breaking; herr the boy who didn't prase. In the apple tree the robin sings 11 cheery little song, But he doesn't seem to hear it, show- ing plainly sonethiUg'e wrong ; Cones his faithful little spaniel for a romp and bit of play, But the troubled little fellow sternly bids him go away. All alone he sits in sorrow, with his hair a tangled mass, And his eyes are red with weeping he's the boy who didn't pees, How Ile hates himself fee fail ng, he 0011 hear his playmates jeer, For they've left him with the dullards -gone ahead a half a year;t; ' And he tried se hard to conquer, 0, he tried to do his hest, But navy Ito knows he's weaker, yes, 11)111 duller then the rest, He's 1151)8111ed to tell his mother, for he thinks she'll hate hitt, too - The little boy who didn't pass, who failed of getting through, 011, you can boast a 1009511)g son aid speck of him as bright, And you who love a little girl who comes to you to'lnighlt With smiling eyes and dancing feet with honors from her school, '.turn to that lonely little boy who thinks he is a fool, And rake hint kindly by the hand, the dullest In the class, He is Ole one who most needs love ; the boy who didn't pass. Doctors Deport RIanu Gases Say that Spring Fever is Pre- valent, Patients Feel Drowsy, Dull, Dead .Tired How provoking to sleep well, but 1011811 yon awaken to find none of the exhilaration than rest and sleep should bring. You ought to feel alert, bub- bling Over with vim, but instead of this there's diabetes, !engem. and 0)0]11• clhlatiol to do things, Three causes for this sort of feeling -- a lazy liver, levy kidneys and 0 lazy stomseh, the last doing its work very poorly' and compelling the other o' - gluts to perform a task they aro uu- equal to, Note the consequence -blood is filled with waste matter-poisoeoue sub- stances weighing down the 11010018 sy010I11-rebuildine processes absolute- ly impossible, Take 10)000 ne and note the riipid change. Your appetite improves and veer digestion soon is as good es ever. Tour skill 1108 1015 natural 0010r, the ,else of languor and unsteadiness, if not entirely [;one, c011108 back only occasionally ' and 1e t l n disappears. You see Ferroznne restores all the powers of the body to normal activity. The reason you feel better is because Ferrozoue ie driving out all the poison- J110lvastes from the body, 1'erl'nzone imparts to the blond that element that is necessary to render the air you breathe vitally active and strength -giving. It the old 00001 lou it simply acted o1 the Surface. Now it enters deeply into all the activities of the body. Now you know that Fo'rozonestimu- 1a1eet appetite and makes rich, red b1r od, Now you feel thttt F errozono gives strengths, endurance, vim. Ferrozone clarifies the brain, imparts tone and vigr to it, gives clearness and strength. Your will power is as strong as ever, and your enjoyment of life has a new zest because so vigorously renewed, Asa bracing, uplifting tonic for men, women end children -as it medicine for anaemia, weekness or nervous troubles nothing excels Ferroeone. Tr',y It, 50c a box or six for 52 50, at all dealers. TEE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. It is said that Robert Holmes, of the Clinton Now Era, ex-M. P. for West Huron is all applicant for the position King's,Printer at Ottawa, which wit become vacant shortly o1 the re• tirentent of Mr. Dawson. _*- During the last fifty years 8,260,000 Canadines have glue to the United Sts es. 'Pie United States teas.)s ' f woo shows 1,191,265 frim Canada. How times hate changed, Canadians ire no longer seeping employment in t e Ul f ed States, elide last year neer 100,000 citizens of the United Stater moved into Canada. -*- The form of ballot used in the recent Provincial elections is the same ee that adopted by the Dominion gove'nmen' and is about all that could be desired to ensure secrecy and an honest election. We notice some objection is taken la he paper used se being thin art to allow. the marking to show through. This could he prevented by laving a hard, smooth turface to lay the ballot on 'viten marking, mewed of soft 51011 p: p ape' es was used in the recent a action, Cite ballot might also be ma, e large` 'n allow of double or triple folding. A triple fold would absolutely prevent atter inside ov outoido 0110lting sail u, '5110t t0 be Seen 1f done in this wise: - First fold from outside end to first perforation 1 second aid third folds ,06 third of ballot from top to bottom old hot tont to top, enclosing one fold side the other. This would leave the ,otlnter-foil in a shape to be easily r - coved and give plenty of room fee •eturding officer's e ai and other 011601t - 1)g on heck of ballot its folded,- ilenooe'rrnnscript. DtrtetNo the past weep John +0111,,h moved his family and house- hold abets into the vacant building north ('1'J. liuoltbtep's barber shop THE members of the fife and from of the 131yth L. 0, L. hays ecnimeneeh practising for the 1213), * ***********4********** 1 4 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 Redo In the lot, ranging, in m'Icee ns follows : $3, $4, $4,50, $4.75, $5, 55.75, 50, $7, $8, 59.25, $11, $13, 514,50, $15. * Lot 2 -Mattresses * Other Specials * Sdr1inzo, any sir $', $2.25,$2.50 and $3.00, Om' apeoial Is'$3.00, Witten Guaira, $300, $4.00, $4 50 and $000. * Dressers and Stands, ranging in price from $11.00, 510,50, * $12.0(1, $12.75 and up to $50.011. Our special is 512,75. Sewing Mschlees, We are special representatives for the Standard. Prices range from $20.00 to 545.00. *L House Furnishings * * Guaranteed purely eaniterv, $3, 53 50, $4 ecd 55, :3'21n the lot, Our sereolal at $4.00. Lot 3 -Couches 23 In the lot, 5011101 m0anq siidnn. Ptleeqwill iotereat you, 54 50, $5, 59, $7, $8, $11, $12.50, $14, $15 and $20. Our emote) this epriug is tee $13,50 and $8,00. Phis department has special attractions through the house-cleaning season. A few remnants In Llnoleums at special prices, also oil Clothe. Regular 00d Linoleum for 50o per square yard. GOODS DELIVERED FREE WALKER & ROSS Furniture Dealers & Undertakers. - - Clinton *, Your Expenses paid both ways. 'Phone 28 Catch the Ants Maty at this Beason of the year are troubled by 01)10 that invade the pantry and kitchen, especially the former in n"est of 0500018. A good way to get lid of them is to saturate aspolge with sweet liquid end place it where the ants are making trouble, They be- come entangled in the fibres of the sponge, and when itis (tall of them they call be destroyed by dipping the epouge in het water. The dead bodies of the at t+ can then be washed out, Atm you interested in good print- ing ? If you are, an order sent to our job department will convince you that We excell in the "art pre- servative." The certain tact ut 1110 arrangement of the type, so marked in our worst, is a sign of art, Let, us fit you out with business.M'inging printing. Call at THE STANDARD office told get our figures. Twenty-five years ago it was difficult to sell spring wheat flour for pastry at any price. People didn't want it -they were using soft, winter wheat flour, and saw no reason for changing. But hard wheat flour was persistently pushed and prejudice has been overcome. The women tried it, succeeded with it and appreciated it.--To-day hard wheat flour is the favorite for pastry as well as for bread. The flour that is doing the most for the reputation of hard wheat flour is the brand known as Ogilvie's Royal Household g y It is hard wheat flour at its best -milled by modern methods, retaining all of the good of the wheat and none of the bad -- it is without an equal for every kind of baking in which flour is used. Talk to your grocer about it -if he isn't enthusiastic it's only because he isn't informed. Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., totted, MONTREAL.