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J, L. KERR, PUBLISHER.
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to farmers on their own notes, No
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We offer every accommodation con-
sistent with safe and conservative
baulthur principles.
UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS
To loan on Real testate at lowest rates
of interest.
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Persons wishing to sell will do well to
place their property on our llet for
sale. Rents collected.
CONVEYANCING
Of all kinds promptly attended to.
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We represent the leading Fire and
Life Assurance companies, and respect-
fully solicit your account.
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FHOUD1OOT, HAYS &I BLAIR,
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Rte. Ounces -Those fo'uterly occupied by
Messrs. Cameron and Holt, Goderleh. W.
Proudfoot, ].C. ; 11, 0, hays, G. F. Blair.
G. E. LONG, L.D.S., D.D.S.
Dental Surgeon. Graduate of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons. An honor
graduate of 'Toronto University. Onioe
over James Cutt'e store, Pretoria block,
Blvtli. At Auburn every Monday 1) a,m,
to 5 p.m.
W. J. MILNE, Ii.D.C.11.
Physielan and Surgeon, M.D.C.M., Uni•
varsity of 'Trinity College; M.D., Queen'e
University; Fellow of Trinity Medical
College, and member of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Oor•
onor for the County of Huron, Moe, one
door north of Commercial hotel, Queen
street, Blyth.
ROBERT N. OARNISS
nLUEVAI,E - - ONTARIO
Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Terms reasonable, Saie.s arranged for
at Tile STANDARD offiee, Blyth.
153. SCOTT
I11iUSSE3.S, ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County
Terms reasonable, Sales arranged for
at the oiilrc of Tor: STANDARD, Blyth.
Blyth Livery
AND
Sale E'"tables
o eootaQoo
Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S.
PROPRIETOR,
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FIret-class Horsed and Rigs for hire at
reasonable rates.
Best of accommodation to Commercial
Travellers and others requiring rigs.
Veterinary office at livery stable,
KING AND QUEEN STREETS, BLYTH.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT, 1st
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THURSDAY, JULY 03, 1908
PAGE FOUR -THE BLYTH STANDARD—JULY 23, fgo&,
People We Know
Mr. A. E. Brad win, of Galt, is
visiting in town,
Miss Lyl Brawn, of Brussels, is
visiting her sister, Mrs, J. Leslie
Kerr.
C. P. R. station agent Spofford left
on Saturday fur a two weeks'
viten tion,
Miss 'fens. Cowan spent a few
days with Goderieh friends during
the past week,
1I1. and 13!'s. John 'I'.Gamic, were
in town on Sturdny while on their
way to Clinton.
Air. Ii. L. Robertson, has taken the
position of junior fu the Bank of
lnmilton here,
Mr, C. 11, Beese Blade a business
trip to Woodstock, Stratford and St.
Marys this week,
Mr. John Bartley was shaking
hands with old friends itt town Sat-
u'dny and Sunday.
and Mrs. 1. Brown and longi•
ter made an :auto trip to Landon and
spent Sunday there.
Mrs. G. E. McTaggart, will re•
eeive at her home on August 6th and
7th from four to six p. m.
IIr. John hlmigh, of 13t•uesels,
spent part of last week visiting with
relatives and friends in town.
Miss Isabel Bisset and Mt'. Jelin
Newconthe,of Goderieh, were the
guests of Miss Tena Cowan, on Sun-
day,
Miss Edith Conery, of Guelph, and
Hiss Edith 13uc1ley, of Parris, are
visiting relatives In Blyth and Mor-
ris township.
Miss Gladys Kernagban, of Gode-
rieb, and Muster Roy Medonnld, of
Toronto, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs.'0..J. Iluckstep.
lfr, and Mrs, Melt, 'Walker and
son, Stewart, of Chicago, Ill., were
visitors with the fo'oter's parents,
11r, and Mrs, ,Jabez Walker,
Mr. and Mrs, A, L. Case, of Den-
field, mule a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs, 0. E. Ale'I'agga't, while on
their way fora vacation in Miuskoka,
Mat Ern. Higley, formerly of
Blyth, accompanied by his friend,
,iia. Wilson, of Chatham, were holi-
day visitors in town on Monday and
Tuesda v,
Mr. Geo. Bielby, principal of the
school at Georgetown, whose home
is In Morris township, left Blvth this
morning to taste in the Quebec ter-
centenary,
11r, and Mfrs. A, Knight and Miss
Lizzie Me13rien, of Ripley, were
visiting at the home of Mr. told :Iles.
Geo, Moore. The visiting ladies are
grandchildren.
131r, Jas. Reynolds, of Detroit,
formerly clerk in the Commercial
hotel is renewing old friendships in
town. Mr. Reynolds is now on the
police stair in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. 1,, Bender, tlrrived
home on Monday evening from their
honeymoon trip, and will now com-
mence housekeeping in the new
house erected by Bainton Bros.
Mi', Chas, Casemore, of Kansas
City, U. S„ whose parents were
former residents of the 2nd of Morris
was visiting with IG'. and Mrs, 'P. J.
lluckstep, Mrs. H«,lkstep is an
aunt 01 the visitor.
Messrs. Jas, and Fred. Coming, of
Whitewood, Sask., formerly of Iful-
, lett, are renewing old friendships in
this locality. 'Pau it mother dnicods
going back to the west with theta in
about three weeks,
Mr. and ifrs.IInrry R. Marcuse
and son, David, of Buffalo, N.13'.,
have returned home :after a pro-
longed visit at the home of ile. and.
Mrs. 1ferry James. Hiss Jessie Pe.
connpanied them beck for a visit
until school opens,
On Tuesday morning of this week
Miss .1, McGowan trod Miss Annie
Stuart, I :11 for Cupar, Sask., to visit
with Dr. and Mrs. Stuart ; while
firs. David Cowan left for Willow
Range, Man,, to visit her brother.
The three were ticketed by Mr. J.
bfellurcide, C. P. R. up -town agent.
'Ole'I'oronto Globe of 'Thursday
last had the following item in their
social column which refers to foraner
Blyth ladles :—Mrs. (Dr.) iViliiaun
Sloarj, Mrs. W, W, Sloan of Toronto,
Ill's 3 Cr ,Iless. et 1110.1 10, N. Y,,
and hits;Toa Waddell, 'Winnipeg,
lett yestetjay tfteruoon for New
I o Ic and sail tri ora six weeks'
trip to the 111 it 1 and the con-
tinent.
The er yon complete a course in
this se ' lithe sooner you Tully expect to
hold a nog tlpnof trait. Our Cour e+ are
thorough nud praerical. Our students
al rayseucceedi;Woassist graduates to
positions We, rave three department•-
eommerdol, eh8ythand and telegraphic.
We employ experienced instructors, C,
talogue free. A,
ELLIOTT & bfcL LAN, Principals,
Chronic Coughs Cured
Mrs. Joseph Eccles of Dromore, says:
"1 took 4 or 5 bottles of Psychine,
and a cough I bed continually for nine
months disappeared. It is the best
remedy for chronic coughs that I ever
used,"
4housands of living witnesses pro.
nounee Psychlne the greatest medicine
in the world, It is not a patent medi-
cine, but a prescription of a great phy-
sician.
hyaician. Put it to the' test in any
case of throat, lung or stomach trouble
er any run down er weak condition, At
all druggists, 50e and $1.00, or Dr, T,
A, Slocum, Limited, Toronto,
McMILLAN & CO.
WANTED
Any quantity of Eggs and
Butter at the highest cash
prices.
Standard Butter Boxes for sale.
McMILLAN & CO,
CANADIAN,"
PACIFIC
Grand Ter -Centenary
Celebration, July 20 -Aug. I
Return Tickets
From Blyth
to Quebec
at Single Fare
Good going July 18 to 25
i(Idusive.
Return limit August 3rd.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
Northwest Excursions
by the Canadian through -car line, leave
1 uty 21, Aug. 4 and 18, Sept. 1, 15 and 29,
00 -day return tickets at exceptionally low
rates. For full information see
.1. McMURCH1E, Town Agent. BLYTH
or write C. B. Foster, 0. 1', A., 'Toronto.
DONT FORCET
Metcalf's
Retiring Sale
There are Bargains for
EveruIion
All lines of Jewelry,
Wall Paper, Crock-
ery, Fancy Goods,
Toys, Sleighs, Gaines,
Bibles, Prayer Books,
Etc,, 25 per cent off.
Watches 15 per cent off.
Many odd lines 35 to 5o per
Celt off.
Everything must go. Come and see.
FRANK METCALF
Jewelry and Stationery.
CHEAP READING
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The Standard and Weekly Adver-
tise' ' 165
The Standard and Weekly Wit-
ness 1 60
The Standard end Weekly Globe 1 05
The Standard and Family Herald
sod Weekly Star 1 70
Tice Standard and Weekly Bail
and Empire 1 35
The Standard and Hamilton Semi-
weekly Times 1 80
The Standard and Weekly lice .
Press 1 80
The Standard and Toronto Week-
ly 81111 1 80
The Standard and Hamilton
`l'wice-a-week Spectator. .,,..•. 1 80
The Standard and Toronto Daily
Star 2 50
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News . 2 25
The Standard and Farmer's Advo-
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The Standard and Daily Adver-
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The Standard and Evening Free
Press 2 75
The Standard and To'outo Daily
World ..... ............... , S 25
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and Etnpire 4 0,0
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THE STANDARD, football championship game in the
BLYTH, UNP former town by a scure of 4-0.3 Hardware and Tinware
CHURCH NOTES,
111., Clarence Johnston, of Clinton,
will enoduct this services In Trinity
church next Sabbath, morning and
eveuiag,
Miss Maggie bloody will take
charge of the Methodist church choir
owing to Miss Moser resigning,
* N *
The linaneial report of the Metlho.
dist church is in the hands of the
printer end will be issued shortly,
*
Poe the next two Sabbaths Rev.
Dr, McLean, the former pastor of St.
Andrew's church, will conduct the
services while Rev. Small is away
on his vacation.
k k
Lost Sabbath Rev, B. 1L Spence,
of Toronto, Secretary of the Ontario
Branch of the Dominion Temperance
Alliance, gave three good addresses
on Local option in the Presbyterian
church morning and afternoon and
in the Methodist church in the even-
ing. 'There were good congregations
at all services,
To Whom It May Concern :
We are now nearing the end
of another year in busiutss and
it is our wish to square off all our
accounts and commence with au clean
sheet„just as we started nearly two
years ago. But to do this we will
need all the money that Is due us
for subscriptions, job work and ad-
vertisements.
Our subscription list has a lot
of names of people who are owing
for a ,year, some two years, and
some more than that. It may only
be one dollar or two dollars and the
sunt 311.100 small, counts up into
the hundreds with us, when over
one hundred people are owing us a
dullitr atpiece. Look up the label on
your paper, 1311 doesn't read Jan.
09, 0 means that you are owing the
Ed i tor.
Our job wont book has some
,accounts on it, which shows that the
people owing us are reliable, but
have overlooked paying forthe
work when it is done. By receiving
payment when our job work is
finished, it is the means of us mak-
ing a 313111g in this town. We would
earnest y tisk all those who have not
settled for any job work to come in
and do so.
In our advertisement book,
we have small accounts for locals,
small ads, which amount to a dollar
or so, but which have not been paid.
We render our accounts monthly,
but some have failed to make a pay-
ment with us,
To anyone whom any of the
above itetua lt, will YOU kindly
call and settle or send an express
order or postoffiee order to the
Editor and help hint along in his
business, We don't like to keep
harping about money all the tilne,
but to all appearances, some of our
subscribers must think we are run-
ning a flee paper. We only wish
they would pay our paper bilis for a
couple of months, and then they
would wonder where the profits
come in.
hoping to heat' from our sub-
scribers and those who are oWing us
during the next few weeks.
We remain,
P1I1'1 EDITO1I,
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The sounding of the Lakeside
League so flu' is :—
Club Won Lost to play
1 10
2 10
3 10
4 10
5
IVinghain 5
131yt1) 4
Goderieh 3
Kincardine 2
Lucknow 1
Owen Sound won the foot hall
championship ol'the W. F. A. on the
round by a score of 4-3. Berlin on
the home grounds defeated Owen
Sound by a score of 3-0 on Monday
night but were unable to overcome
the lead,
10
-0-
At Mitchell on Friday last the
the home team defeated the Seltforth
juniors in a C. L. A. game by a
score of 5-1.
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On Friday last, Owen Sound de
tented Berlin in the intermediate
Some Deep
Price -Cuts
in Ready -to -Wear Hats
and Trimmed Hats
Come in and have a look at the bargains
in our Millinery Department,
Ask to see our stock of
Heatherbloorn
the new material for Linings and Drop
Skirts in black and colors. Our price for it
is 25e per yard.
J. A. ANDERSON
BLYTf3C
Farm for Sale
That very valuable farm belonging to
the undersigned, situated three utiles
from Auburn station, six miles from
Rlytb, 200 acres, school at corner of lot,
20 sores of hard -wood busk, 2 acres of
orchard, llrst.olass buildings, well fended,
well watered, In a high state of cultiva-
tion and excellent soil, one of the beet
farms 3n the'oountry, Terms easy. Ap-
ply THOS. BROWN, Blyth.
FOR SALE
The business stand of the late John W.
13e11, Harneesmaker, being pert lot 5, 111c-
I3onald's eutvey, Blyth. Offers will be
received by the undersigned until August
15'1, 1908.
The estate Is being wound up and this
desirable property must he sold.
Full pdrtdmdarson application to
F. Mehoalf, l Administrators.
A. Rider, )
Western Fair
Greatest Live Stock Exhibition
of Western Ontario
Pull Program of Attractions twice daily, including hemp's Wild
(Vest Show, Best of Music, Fireworks each evening.
ATHLETIC DAY MONDAY, SEPT. 14
Come and enjoy yourself at London's Popular Fair,
Reduced Rates on all Railroads
Prize Lists, Entry Forms, Programs and all information
given on application to
W. J, 11.10, President, A, 1l. HUNT, Secretary.
London, Sept. 11.19
Pianos, Organs and
Sewing Machines
Those wishing to get a good, relleble Instrument cannot do better then call at
this store. We handle the celebrated llelnizman Pianos, Bell and Dominien Oa.
gene. In buying any of these Instruments you take no rink as you get the best that
money will buy, NEW RAYMOND and NRW WILLIAMS Sewing Machines at
low prices and easy terms.
J. H. CHELLEW, .BLYTH
HARVEST SUPPLIES
RC*
Pure Manilla, British Manilla, Sicle all sizes
Hay Fork Pulleys and Hooks.
Hay Forks, Scythes, Snathes and Rakes
BINDER TWINE
We are handling Massey -Harris Plow Points and Soles
for all makes,
McPHERSON BROS.
• • BLYTH