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Blyth. At Auburn every Monday 9 a.nr.
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THURSDAY, JULY 80. 1908
PAGE FouR—THE BLYTH STANDARD—JuLV 30, igoi$,
People We Know
Mr. flus, Gidley is holidaying in
Brussels,
Mr. Will Roadit-use is :tway in
Toronto at present.
Mr, W. 11.1{err, of Brussels, made
a business trip to :Myth last Friday.
Mrs. James Bather, of Tor alto, is
Visiting with For sister, Mrs Joseph
'Pantatt,
Tae Misses Moody, of Berlin, are
visiting thele grandmother, Mae.
Porter,
Miss Louise Findlay, of Toronto,
Is visiting 51 the home of Mr. Jos.
Taman.
Misses Mnnile and Myrtle Living-
ston were visiting wit i friends at
Kinctu disc.
Mr, Jos: Hunter, of the Brussels
Marble Worsts, was 1n town on
Thursday hist,
Mrs, G. E. McTaggart will Ill:-
cefve at her home of August Gtt) and
7th from four to 6 p. m;
Al los Jessie McLaughlin and Mes-
ter Dalton, of Phtttsville, are visit-
ing with the Suns family.
Miss Lou Proctor returned home
to Toronto host Saturday after a de-
lightful two weeks' vacation.
Airs. Rogers and daughter Lillian,
of Seaford), were the guests ot Mies
,T. Iloot.l during the past week.
Airs. Jelin „Hewitt and Miss Rhoda,
of Brussels, were visitors with Mrs.
Adam McKehzle for a day or so.
M's. Hervey Wilda and daughter,
of Toronto, are visiting the fornler's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, New-
conJl,e,
Master Jim Etnigh, of Brussels,
took a high dive the other day at
the mill dam and was in danger of
drowning.
Miss Lena Livingston and Miss
Rena Bennett were visiting with relit.
tives and friends at Lucknow and
W ingh ttin
The Misses Burns, of Neepawa,
Man., are the guests at the home of
their uncle and 111111, Air. and Mrs.
W. A. Carter.
Alt', and ,Mrs. H. Khicade, return•
ed to Toronto after spending a two
weeks' honeymoon with Alr, and
Mrs. S. 11. Gidley,
Miss Ida Fulton and MI'. J. O'Neil,
G. T. R. agent, of Brussels, were
Sunday visitors with Mr, told Mrs.
G. E. McTaggart,
Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Braduoek and
son Harold, of Gerrie, are visiting
with Air. and Mrs, 'Phomas Sloan
and other ft tends,
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. McMichael and
daughter, Alien, of Wisconsin, are
visiting in this neighborhood just
now. Mr, McMichael is a brother of
Mrs, A. W. Sloan.
Mr. Robert Slater, accompanied
by Miss Carrie, left to 'Tuesday for
a two weeks' trip to Ottawa and
Smith's Falls, where they will visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs, E. L. Walker and chihirea,
of Enierdttle, North Dpkota, and Miss
Violet Troble, of Exeter, were visit.
ing their cousin, Mee. D. D, Critter•
den during the past week.
We are pleased to (hear that Miss
Annie Cowan has secured the school
recently taught by Miss A, Trotter,
who has resigned. Miss Cowan
ought to he very successful et the
school,
Miss Edith Buckley, of Ptt is, and
Miss Edith Conary, of Guelph, who
have been visiting their grand-
mother, Miss Hood, leave to -morrow
for Guelph to attend the Old Boys,
Re -union.
Clinton.
Citizens were shocked on learning
the news that Amy, the 17-year•eld
daughter of Dr, Gunn had died early
Tuesday morning, Miss Gunn was
operated upon Monday for appendi-
citis and was doing nicely, when
suddenly she relap•ed before her
relatives could be called, She was
a most popular and touch loved
young lady.
The Cradle.
Er,—In Morris on July 17th
) Mr. and Mrs, Peter Healey, a
gb er.,
Ivth on July 24th, to
't D. W. Somers, a
n July 25th, to
Angus Reid, a
so
Hein ;T
Mr: as
daughter.
BUSINESS Well (W others regnirir,r.
office stationery of any kind will find
a complete stock of nuts needs, env, -
lopes, hill heeds, statements, circa -
tars, etc., at Tug STANDAnp atom,
Satisfactory work and reas„i le
price . Don t order from outside
travellers.
Preacher's Opinions
Rev. P. K. McRae, Porka Baddeck,
C. B.: "1 always count it a pleasure to
recommend tine Dr. Slocum Remedies
to my parishioners, I believe there
is nothing better for throat and lung
troubles or weakness or run-down sys-
tem. For speaker's sore throat I have
found Psychine very beneficial."
Rev. W. II. Stevens, Paisley, Ont.:
"Psychine seemed just the stimulant my
system needed. I shall add my testimony
as to its efficacy at every opportunity."
Rev. 11. M. Browne, Amberst Bead,
N.S., "I have often recommended
Psychlne since taking it myself, for it
is a cure for the troubles you specify."
Rev. Chas. Stirling, Bath, N.B.: "I
have used Psychlne in my family; the
results were marvelous, I have visited
people who state that they never used
its equal. I strongly recommend it.
Rev. J. 5, I. 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 find it about
restored to its normal contrition. I
find my work very much less taxing.
I believe Psychine 10 all claimed for it."
These are earnest preachers of the
gospel of Psychine. They know where-
of they speak. Psychine cures all
throat, lung and stomach troubles. It
is a great voice strengthener, acting
directly on the vocal, respiratory and
digestive organs, thus specially adapted
to public speakers. At all druggists,
50e and $1.00, or Dr. T, A, Slocum, Ltd.,
Toronto.
McMILLAN & CO.
WANTED
Any quantity of Eggs and
Butter at the highest cash
prices.
Standard Butter Boxes for anle.
McMILLAN & CO.
DONT FORCET
Metcalf's
Retiring Sale
There are Bargains for
Evartilian
All lines of' Jewelry,
Wall Paper, Crock-
ery, Fancy Goods,
Toys, Sleighs, Games,
Bibles, Prayer Books,
Etc., 25 per cent off.
Watches 15 per cent off.
Many odd lines 35 to 5o per
cent off.
Everything must go. Coyne and see.
FRANK METCALF
Jewelry and Stationery.
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THE STANDARD,
BLYTII, ONT'
CHUflUII NI/TICS,
The 1\'inghain District Epworlh
League Executive met in Wingham
on Tuesday last to arrange for the
annual Sunday School and EPWOrth
League Convention, to be held in
that town on October 7th and 8th,
The parishioners of Bidduiph r,.
oently celebrated the silver,jubil e
of their pastor, Rev. Father ,Me.
Nlennntin, formerly of' SI Michael',
church here, and presented hint with
a well-filled purse, while the Protest-
ant people of Lucan made bile the
recipient of a handsome sterling
silver service,
Last Sabbath Rey, Dr, McLean oc-
eupied the pulpit in St. Andrew's
church and gave two excellent
sermons,
■
Next Sabbath morning the Quar-
terly services will be held in LI e
Methodist church. The pastor will
officiate.
T * *
Last Sabbath Master Dalton A'Ic-
Laughlin, of PIattsviile, who has e
sweet soprano voice sang "Beantift.l
isle of Somewhere" In St. Andrew's
church in the morning and "Simply
to Thy cross I cling" in the Alethn.
dist church in the evening. Both
solos were well rendered.
tlteuto iTitb.•iftivoip of
Ont-1ftitiL: gpor is
The standing of
League $o flu' Is :—
Club Won
1\'!nglutu1 6
131yth 5
Goderich 4
Kincardine 3
Lucknow 1
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The President has awarded the
Lucknow game to Blyth on account
of Lucknow defaulting,
-.-
At Goderich on Monday of this
week the home team defeated
Wiughain by a score of 3.1.
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A peculiar situation has risen
over the W. F. A, intermediate
championship won on the field by
Owen Sound trod last Thursday the
Berlin club laid a charge against
Hermiston, of the Sound, wlto is al-
leged to have played Lockey against
Dunn, rt, Ellis and Seibert, of the
Berlin pros., who were engaged last
winter to play against Owen Sound.
'Phis is against the W. F. A. amateur
clause.
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Last Friday at Lucknow the home
team was defeated in the Lakeside
League by Kincardine by a score of
15.9,
-.-
On Monday of this week the am
nual tournntnent of the Western On-
tario Bowling Association opened in
London. ,
-.-
Last Friday five rinks of Seaford)
bowlers played a friendly game in
Clinton and were defeated by 17
shots, The totals were 112 to 95,
-*-
Some say the following poets re.
preset: tsthe game. at Wingham last
Friday :—
A .face
lit, his
tle on
bit Dome
took slid
Moore lIe
to third ;
first, to
Ile , down
stole hint
to let
sec. throw
and wild
base. A
the Lakeside
Lost to play
2 8
3 8
3 9
4 9
7 8
The Fall Faire.
Toronto Aug. 29 Sept. 14
Loudon Sept: 11.19
Blyth..., .Sept. 29.30
Listowel Sept. 16-17
Elmira ....Sept, 22 28
Wingham Sept. 24.25
Ripley Sept. 20-80
Brussels Oct, 1.2
Ford wick Oct. 8
Tees water Oct, 6-7
Dunganaou Oct, 7-8
The Tomb.
ORB.—In Wingham, on July 22nd,
Alexander Orr, in itis 52nd
year,
50 CENTS gets 'T11E STANDARD till
the end of the year for all new sub-
scrther% in Canada, 11 you want
ehcnp rending loch at our clubbing
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 ot
Heatherbloom
the new material for Linings and Drop
Skirts in black and colors. Our price for it
is 25c per yard.
J. A. ANDERSON
BI TI3
Farm for Sale
That very valuable farm belonging to
the undersigned, situated three miler
from Auburn station, six miles from
U1yth, 200 nores, school at corner of lot,
20 acres of hard -wood bush, 2 acres ot
orchard, ilrst-class buildings, well fenced,
well watered, in a high state of cultiva-
tion and excellent :oil, one of the best
farms in the country, 'Terms easy. Ap-
ply THOS. BROWN, Blyth.
FOR SALE
The business stand of the late John W.
Bell, Harnessmakor, being part lot 5, Me -
Donald's sun vey, Blyth, Offers will be
received by the undersigned until August
15'h,1005,
The estate is being wound up and this
desirable property must be sold.
Pull particulars or application to
F. Metcalf, (Administrators.
A. Elder,
Western Fair
Greatest Live Stock Exhibition
of Western Ontario
Pull Program of Attractions twice daily, including hemp's Wild
Rest Show. Best of :dusic. Fireworks each eveuieg,
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
\S', J. Rb.ID, President. A. NI, AUNT, Secretary,
London, Sept. 11.19
Pianos, Organs and
Sewing Machines
Those wishing to get a ,v,00d, reliable Instrument cannot do better than call at
this store. We handle the celebrated Helmsman Planae, Bell and Dominion Or-
gans. In buying any of these lustre menta env take no rtak ne you get the best that
money will buy. NEW RAYMOND and I5EW WILLIAMS Sewing Machines at
low prices and easy terms,
J. H. CHELLEW, BLYTH
HARVEST 5VPPLIES
ROES
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.
Hardware and Tinware - BLYTH