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Home My WebLink AboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-07-16, Page 8PAGE EIG)ir--THE E1LYTH STANDARD---Jur,>> 16, 1908 Minor Locals, Five Years' Hay Fever Cured Don't leave house, dml't experiment ; justttse Cararrllnzone, it nares every rase its quickly its it did 'Phos. Eaton, of Westwood, who says : "1>ive Yesrs I suffered from stay fever and Mid to leave this part of the country a moth previous to the tittle of attaok, Since BONIN LIME WORKS la headquarters for Fresh, Pure, No, 1 Lime. Highest recommends given as 00 the quality or 11-, 118v - Ing proven Itself No. 1 on Govern. meth buildings, By purchasing froru these kilns you patronize house industry, 25c per bushel, delivered Write or Telephone to A. NiCHOLSON & SONS BELORAVE You always pay too much when you pay too little using Catarrhozone I lava not been bothered. sly cure is complete." For summer catarrh, asthma and hay fever. Cetarrhozone is guaranteed, Get it for 91.00 from any dealer, Bobs Hos Sailed 'I'Ihe Duke of Norfolk, Lord Roberts and a distinguished party sailed Friday on the Canadian Pa11110 liner, Empress of Ireland, for Quebec to attend the tereeweto,ry celebration of thefouudn• tion of Quebec by Champlain, The Cause of Sore Feet Examine thein carefully and you'11 probably Hurl corns. A\bother hart. soft or bleeding, apply Putrtam's Corn Extractor. It's painless, its sure. and above all it's quick to act. 1110100 on only, Putnam's, Paradoxical but true. Particularly when buying Gro aeries. Nearly every article of eatables can be adulterated, Many of thein often are. Constant vigilance is required to keep undesirable goods from creep- ing into a grocery stock, Otte of 11,0 most 104slale11t si141101's is Canned Gooch. Thousands and thousands of them put up every year. S,,nlehudy sells them. Smelted buys hem Somebody eats them This grade of canned goods is very common, but this store has navel sold a eau of it tun customer in its life, and it never will. Our trey is firsts or nothing in ever'y'thing, always. CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF PItODUCi' JAMES CUTT 33LYTH GRAND TRUNK SYs EM TIME TABLE. LONDON ANI) WINGHAM BRANCII 001'1'11, NO11T11, am pin am 0 40 3 30 Wingham 11 50 0 43 3 Fla Wingham Jot. 11 48 6 62 3 44 Belgravo 11 40 7 00 't 50 Blyth 11 28 7 14 4 01 1,0110e01004)0 11 20 7 47 4 23 Clinton 10 10 11 05 8 03 4 39 Brucefleld 9 58 8 15 4 47 Iiippen 9 60 8 22 4 52 Hensen 0 44 833 5 03 hxete0 30 8 40 5 15 Centralia 9 18 8 69 5 25 Clandeboyo 9 09 9 05 5 30 L noon Crossing 9 05 0 12 5 37 Denfold 8 65 0 21 5 40 Ilderton 8 45 029 5 54 Ettrick 8 35 9 35 5 58 Iiyde Park Crossing 8 20 9 370 00 Rydo Park Jct. 8 24 nm 735 7 25 7 1: 700 6 51. 6 35 619 0 11 6 05 554 5 43 5 34 5 3(1 5 25 5 15 5 07 5 02 5 00 4 50 Connections are made at\Vinghnm for all stations on the Palmerston and Kit• caviler) branch, Connections are made ab Clinton for all stations on the Buffalo and Goderieh branch, and all stations from Stratford to Toronto. Connections are made at Lucan Crossing for all stations west to Sarnia. Connections are made at London for all stations east and west on the 111418 line. kCANamAN PACIFIC 8AilWgr 4• . Time Table TO TORONTO (iodation 1 r. 8.(8( a,nl. 2.30 p. Auburn ' 8.'20 ' 2.70 " Blyth " 8.30 " 3.00 " Walton 4I ` 3,11 " 1M111verton 1111 " 3A3 " Elmira 0.73 " 4.17 " Guelph " 10 t8 " 4,43 " Toronto "Ar. 12.10 " 0.35 " FROM TORONTO. Toronto 'fry, 8 00 a.m. 4 15 p, Guelph Ar. 9.25 " (022 " Elmira t; 10.21 ' 6.46 " Milverton ... ' ' .1003 7.22 " Walton 11,39 " 7.57 " Blyth " 1141 " 8.08 " Auburn ' 12,91 " 8.18 ' Goderlch " 1i p.m. 8,40 " Fall Term OI .Those who know bee, school are Its atauochel ELLIOTT Fartners should keep their eyes open for any new weed that may appear In their fields this year, especially any of those who used any of the frozen wheat from the Northwest for feed. All ex- reptionially noxious weed by the mune of french weed, or stink weed 118 it fs called out west, has made its appear - alive near Midgetou'n in 1 11 10 way. It will cost the farmers of this section thousands of dollars if this weed is allowed to gain a foothold. Like a Thief in the Night That's how paid 0011100. We sit 1081 14)1 open window, get stiff neck 04) sora back, Perhaps cool MT too quickly after exertion—rheumatism develops. spend what you (nay, but money can't buy- anything better than Poison's Nel''ili ale, Its penetrating powers ell. aides 0 to reach deep tissues—that's why it cures aches that all else can't touch, I'or outward application we guarantee five times more strength than any other liniment, Inwardly its harmless and as sure as the here- after t0 ease et 01100. Don't accept 0 substitute for Poison's Nerviline which is the one great household Panacea of to -day. Western farmers claim to hare found Out tact if potatoes, after being cut for plat, ting, are sprinkled with sulphur, tee cents worth to a bushel of potatoes, the hugs will desert the Held and can- not be coaxed or hired to feed on the tops. If the above is tress, the potato Ong problem seems to be solved, It. will he well to test it on n small scale before using it generally, Sept. 1st merits of this priors. TORONTO, ONT. 'This ebflege atande !Rat in popularity, tbocoughuess and genuine merit, Co wbereyoo will, you will End our graau- aoe9,pu'shing to the front, 'Their superior tired/ling enables them to get and hold first,class nositions. College open alt enm0089 Enter` any time. Write for 9atalpgue., ,W'.J ET,hIOTT, Prinoipah Cor, Yonge and Alexander Sts„ Toronto, Oh, For a Clear Complexion 1 A clear complexion is the ontteard evidence of inward cleanliness, in bad health the face becomes a sign- board telling 0f disee0e. within, If yel. low, bile is not properly secreted; if pallid, the kidneys are (x11115 ; if skin is murky and dark circles beneath the eyes, look for constipation. IV hater. r rho canoe no remedy compares with Dr, Hamilton's Pill's, which aro mild, safe, purifying Hold vitalizing in their action, They give a marvellous rosy, tint to the cheeks, brighten the eyes and establish health that defies age and disease. Sold everywhere in 25c boxes, Winnipeg Fair Opened The Industrial Fair, Winnipeg, was formally opened on Saturday by Pre- mier Rutherford of Alberta, This Tonic Builds Up Many medicines stimulate, break down, leave you worse than ever. P'er- rozole is different—it'0 a blood -former, a nervo•0n'e1gthoier, 8 bodybuilder. Pale a110010ic girls are given color and vigor. The tired sand sleepless ate strengthened and restored, "Better than all tames 1 found Feln'ozone" writes Mrs. E. P. 000t101o11, of Wood• stock. was cntnplelely run down, cheeks were blanched, line white and had every sign of anemia, P'errozono added to my weight, gave me strength, ambition and good health," Nothing better, try F0rrozane 300(00lf, 50c pet box at all dealers, Entrance Examination. We give below the 1lalnes of the sue. cesalnl candidates who wrote on the recent entrance examination. As it whole tine exaulitlatioll was of about the usual difficulty. Some coin - plaints were heard 110 10 the difficulty of the arithmetic and geography pap. ere, But as the examiners are allowed a wide discretion in examining the papers, no candidate suffered on ac- count scount of these papers, The total number of marks is 050. To pass 8 candidate twist 01)1111/)900 !narks and to obtain honors 480 marks 441)101 be taken. Tile marks of those who failed lucre mailed some days ago, BL VTR "loners— Ruby Manning Pass— xBurling xLela E. Begley Bessie CocJierliue x\Vaalter Cowan xShobet Colclongll llaryorie Doyle Eliza ilii kcotutell xLizzie Lawrence \lary 11. McGowan Olive 11eGill xWtn. J. Moines Normal J. M nteh x"raulk )10Caughcy Archie 11cGowan W, Roy Naegele '{iltorPlunkett Errata E, Pfeffer' Howard Robertson 'Terence Tierney , 'Pearl Taman xDorothy Tierney. Sadie :1, Watson x Pupils of BIy11n school, I3RLJSSE L8 Honm'q— Vera Ait lay: Harold rmst1'ong Ill Ines rmstrOp, Edith leclat/tit Stoat: Estella Gerry lioel0ice Harris Charlie Leckie nue Long Ernest Plum Wyman Sperling Muir 'Thompson Bob Warwick lialhteen Wilton Paso— Alice Barr Robert Bell Mabel Bennett Harold Campbell Lillian Colclougll Jennie Colclough Annie Cooper Nelson Davidson Samuel Davidson Harris Eektnier Vere Eckmier Rhea Elnigh Irene Engler Ross Fraser Ruth Grey Charlie Hanst1111 Harvey Hoover Emma. Hunter Winnie Long Maggie Love (Layla Lowry Etta McDonald Jennie 1114Kibbin Mary McNichol Beatrice licQutu'rie Harry 'Mooney Grace Schnook Frank Shaw Artie Shaw Harold 8141011001 Hugh Stnilh Alma Spoken Cassie 3, Stovett Leslie Switzer Mussell Wilheo Scholarship for B111018l6 P. S„ Edith Dead Ins n. ScliOlarshlp for Rural Schools, Vere Perm Eckmier. \VROXETER Honnl's— Cora Gilkin0on Eldon Wallace Pass— Thouuls Abraham Maggie Anderson John Dixon Selby Dobbs Janet Douhledee Scott Hamilton Verna Harris Marjorie Lovell Colin 11cNaughton ,lohn Miller Gordon Morrison James Perrin Della Rutherford Hazel Saund t'son Inglis Satz nder0on 'Maggie Saunderwn Bella Smith Gwen Jolene Snell Wolter Stafford Wesley Strong SVINGHAM Honors -- Mary Cantelon Vino Davidson Annie E. Geddes Dudley Hnlnes 11. Hotnuth Irinut Kennedy Cora Kerr Ina M8cltitchie Nellie Nicholls Pass— Al antic Adams Ross Anderson Crissio Armour Cowl Bennett A nide Bell Zella Black Ethel Beckwith Melissa Biebl, Effie Bowe" Alice t.. Cook Violet Cook Harry (100tt5 Richard Deacon Harry Day Hazel Drummond James A, Ferguson Charlie Fowler Gordon Gannett Alex. Flory Earle 11111 Willie Haines Frank Howson Goll Holmes Alba Hogg Scott Irvine Earle Johns Allan Knechtel G, McCormack Cheoley McLella Bella Murchison Richard Mann Violette Millar Clara Mitchell I Norman Nicholls Flossie Orr Oliver Ponder Pan] Pugh Archie Simmons Ebner Taylor Willie Watson Norman Wheeler Isabella 1VightIrian 11, Williamson SEAFOR'I'H Honors - 15, Danhy Berry. 0. Clifford Ball 'Pont Dick It Gott.vchalk Jennie Govonlock Erma Hammett Helen 11. Johnson 'Phonies l'Iolady ,11 libel Ole MOS— Ed. !Intention R, Carpenter Jessie Chesney Wm, Cleary Mary Flanagan Ross Forbes Sidney Gemmell 41. Grimoidby Bert Hart ' Russell Hays Homer Hunt Irene Ingli,a M. E. Lockhart Ed. McGrath Jani4S McGrath W. McTntosli Jeap' McMichael 8, McSpadden Jtuth V. Milken Mary i1i, Moffatt Mary Moris 'Phomas Morris J ules Morrison Cecil Oke Dawson Reid W, Richardson M, D. Riley C. L. Ross (1. Scott Edith H. Scoet Jessie Scott T. Scott. D, NI, Shaw Joseph Sills A. Sproat Gladys Thompson E P. Whitely Frances Winter CLINTON Honors— Ray Cantelon Edna LaVis Marjorie Manning Elgin Mason Dell Millar Edgar Torrance Bessie L. Walker Pass— Erma Andrews Violet Barge Fern Beacom Lizzie Bedard Flossie Brown Hooter 00111010n Willie Carter Wellington Cook Rata Cook Fred Cutler Pearl Pinch Mary L. Flynn Mary J. Glauzier Russell Harland Cyril Hoare Mary A. Jackson Elva Johnson Ebner Kerr Leslie Lawson Vera Leith 1Vm, McGregor George McKenzie \\Tillie M{Iler 'Irene Miller Helena Middleton Percy Munnings Beulah Nesbitt Clauson O'Neil Stuart. Paisley Effie Pickett. Mary Reynolds Nellie Robinson Fred Rumball James S41111118 Fred Tyndall Annie Walker Ruth Wilkinehaw Wisner \Vallis Frank Williams FORDWICH Pnes— Nora Cook Vera Edwards Billyei'd Fleet Harold'Johnston Edward I(8tlhnan Vern McLeod Maggie: Spence Eunice. Southern Hartwell Strong Oscar Wade Edna Wallace Jessie Wilson 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 Bods In the lot, ranging In 94)1000 as follows : 93, 94, 94,50, 94.75, 95, 95.75, 90, $7, 98, 99,25, 911, $13,914.50, 915. Lot 2—Mattresses Guaranteed purely sanitary, $3, $3.50, $4 a1:d $5, 32 In the lot. Our special at 94.00. Lot 3—Couches 231u the lot, which means skidoo, Wires will interest you. 94.50, 95, 96, 97, 98, 911, 912,50, 914, 915 and 920. Our special this spring is the 913.50 and 98,00. Other Specials Springs, any size, 92, 92,25, 92.50 and 93.00. Our 4peoial is $3,00. Rattan Chahro, 93.90, 94.00, 94 50 and 96 00, Dressers and Stands, ranging lu pries from 90,00, 910,50, $12.00, 912.75 and up to $50.00. Our special is 912.75. Sewing Maohines, We are special representatives for the Standard. Prices range from 920.00 00 945.00. House Furnishings This department has special attractions through the house-oleaning season. A few remnants In Linoleum at special prices, also 011 Cloths. Regular 60o Linoleum for 500 per square yard. GOODS DELIVERED FREE WALKER & ROSS Furniture Dealers & Undertakers, - - Clinton Your Expenses paid bath ways, 'Phone 28 —Subscribe for TRH STANDARD. • The Fall Fairs. Toronto London Listowel Elmira Wingham Blyth Aug. 22 -Sept. 14 Sept. 11.19 Sept., 10.17 ,.,.Sept, 22.28 Sept, 24.25 .Sept. 20.30 Ripley.... Sept. 29410 Brussels, ...................... Oct, 1-2 Fordwich - Oct, 8 Teeswatsr Oct, 6.7 Dungannon Oct, 7.8 Like to Try Psychine "Please Bend me a bottle of Psychine. I have a child afflicted with tuberculosis, and have been advised to try your medicine by our family doctor, as he says he cannot do any- thing more for my child." MRS. H. STEPHENS. Arthur, Ont., July 14, 1907. Psychine cures when doctors fail. Many are sorry they did not try Psychine first Throat, lung and stomach troubles yield to its curative power. At all druggists, 50e and $1,00, or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto, More Bread in a Barrel. That extra cost per barrel which your grocer asks you for Ogilvie's Royal Household doesn't go into anybody's pocket. 1 t comes back to you. It is the difference in money between flour you are sure of and flour you are not. It covers the cost of inspecting the entire wheat crop of the country, and selecting the choicest grain. It pays for advanced milling methods, for cleanliness, for purity and tor scientific flour -making. it comes back to you in the shape of light, wholesome, nourishing bread and pastry. A barrel of Ogilvie's Royal Household Flour goes farther than a barrel of any other flour. It makes more bread and better bread. You are not really spending that extra amount --you are investing it. Do not let it stand between your family and good baking. Go to your grocer and say " Royal Household." Ogilvie Flour Mills Co.) Limited &atreat.