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THE BLYTH STANDARD -PAGE FIVE.
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7 A RELIABLE STORE WITH WORTHY GOODS ON SALE LAST week L. Bili had the con.
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PRICES Fon CASH AND FARM PRODUCE,A tract for putting a new root' on the
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by N. B. Gerry.
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la visitors at your home let its know
about it. Drop a cited through the
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if i. ^� t� �l into the office. We are always
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IT tulles a sharp knock to break
an egg from the outside, while a
weak little chick well its soft bill
can break it from the inside. It is
tate eine way wi h n town, The
knocks from tic rats it0 have little
l- t effect ; it's the blows itt le tie that
hurt. leo the ino-ide kneekers get
out ja t as the eh'cks do.
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chat we are selling as cheap as the cheapest. To be eonvinoed
_ Table Linen., in bleached and unbleached, ranging in price it should not YOEt e6 that itis unlawful
t5o, 40o, 503, 050, 75c, No and $1.00. to hold them without tel vete king the
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Some excellent Table Napkin., n gond laror atze made out at fact m the lueal paper, Or, if cattle
1'oi beautiful item at per dozen $1,50, 81,50, f025, $2,65 and $2.75, i I
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tiseulent in printer's ink might save
Highest prices paid for Farm Produce, PIA Prises later on. If you lose any -
a big hill for their keeping and ex -
Y thing or find anything, don't fail to
E. BENDER, BLYTH let' it be known through the columnsV la
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V4 an. a ",.rte• �li►.� cgni a.� %fort.asiss Edmn Jourtml of July 20th
(siTs trt)�D APPOINTMENT. -The
��' ►� ►� -^ contains the announcement of the
appointment of Alex. Bntchart to a
city commis•ionership. This posi-
tion is somewhat similar to that of
controller in the city of Toronto.
The salary in connection is $2400
per year, and the appointment is
fairly permanent as it takes two
thiels of a council to remove it come
'nissioner. The above gentleman is
a brother-ialaw to W. J, I''yle of
town.
j nuCATiON THAT PAYS. -NO ono
IR this age questions the value of a
business training such tis is given
under the excellent conditions
which prevail in the Central Busi-
ness College of Toronto, 'Phis school
is well known to he one of the lar-
gest and best equipped institutions
of the kind on the American conti-
nent, and is largely patronized by
students from every province in the
Dominion, Interested puttee are
'nvited to write for its new catn-
agne. See card in our advertising
columns,
SuoDEN DICATn,-The citizens of
Blyth were indeed surprised when
on Friday evening the news spread
around the town that Adam Welt-
aut'er, a respected resident of town,
had died quite suddenly from the
effects of a sunstroke. Deceased
lad been unwell for sometime, but
on Tuesday afternoon went and laid
down and passed into an unconscious
state which he never came out ot.
Mr. l%'ettlaufer was borain North
Easthope, in Perth Co., over '56
years ago end, 33 years ago was
married to his now bereft partner,
Nancy Karcher, They moved to
Blyth 31 years ago where he first
conducted a tanning business, then
a butchering business and about 15
years ego went 11tto the ulanufaetur
ng of bricks, Qiittsidei of being a
member of the St,tool Board for nine
years he did notrescek for public
lunar, He was an'='hetive member
of the Methodist church and was, a
tnetniter of the Quarterly Board and
Trustee Board. Besides tete widow
be leaves to inourn the loss of a kind
and loving father, five daughters
and one Sett :- (Clara) Mrs. 11,
Ammeter, of Stratford ; H, A,, of
Berlin ; Rosette, Lilly, Ellaretta and
Laurette at home. One daughter,
Isabella, is dead. The funeral took
place on Monday afternoon, a public
service being held in the Methodist
church. As the body was being
brought in the choir rendered a se-
lection, "Ono by One?: The hymns
sung were suitable and' the pastor,
Itev, W. H. Cooper, read as a lesson
the 90tH Pstdnt, The choir sang
"The Christian's Good-bye." The
pastor took as his text, "Let me die
the death of the righteous and let
my last end be like his," He spoke
words of comfort to the sorrowing
ones along with words of cheer. As
the body was being viewed by the
eongregntion the choir sang "Safe
In the Arms of Jesus" and "Nearer
by God to Tbee," The pall -bearers
were C. H. Deese, Jaynes Gibson, J.
G. Moser, N. Curring, Geo, Icing and
Win, Jackson. To the sorrowing
ones the synnpaty of the community
is; extended in this their hoar of
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NEWS AROUND TOWN
... THE.. firemen held their regular A. '1'Av1.oR is now handling the
meeting on friday evening of last London bread.
week.
OLD newspapers for sale at THE
THE btiseball boys Are away at STANDARD office,
Lucitnow to play a league game Smoot, Board is supposed to meet
n h' Se n's. on Fridley evening of this week.
Goon morning i Have you re-
newed your STANDARD subscription?
Do it to -day:
LAST Thursday morning Station
Agent McTaggart sold 65 tickets
for Kincardine on the Sunday School
excursion.
REsoLU'I'ION OF CONDOLENCE.-:-
The
ONDOLENCE,-
The following resolution was passed
on Monday evening, Aug. 3rd, by
the Official Board of the Blyth
Methodist church: -The Quarterly
Official Board of the Blyth cireuit of
the Methodist church desires to place
on record an expression of the deep
sense of loss Its members feel in the
death of 13.0. A. Wettlauter who, as
a fellow member of the board, al-
ways took en active interest in all
that permitted to the moral and
spiritual welfare of the church. The
board also desires to express its
deep sympathy with Mrs. Wettlauf-
er, the sorrowing widow, and her
fancily in the great loss she and
they have sustained in the death of
a kind husband and loving father,
and to commend her and her family
to the Great Head of the church,
THE Wellington Journal and
Shrewsbury News (England) of
July 11th contains the notice of the
Mrs. JohnBright,slster',o'.
death of rift t
Thomas Jones of town, who died on
the 1st Wit, :-Mrs, Nary Ann
Bright, relict of John Bright, who
for maty years had charge of the
post office at Little Dawley, died on
the lst lost, at her residence at
Wolverhampton. 1lerremains hay-
ing been conveyed to Dawley, the
interment took place yesterday in
Holy Trinity churchyard, the Rev.
T. H, J. Fawkes (vicar') ol'tictating.
During the day muffled peals were
rung and tokens of respect were
evidenced throughout the locality
by lowering of blinds and partially
closed business esteblishntents.
Among those who sent floral tributes
were Mrs, Belem)? and Marie, Penk-
ridge ; F. Shumonds, Birmingham ;
Mr. and Mrs. W.'1'. Jones, Little
Dawley ; Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Robin-
son and finally, Conway ; Mr, and
Mrs. W. Mills, King street, Dawley ;
Mr, and Mrs, C. S. Jones, Sutton ;
Mrs J. Moseley and faultily, Light -
moor; Dorcas and Missionary Work-
ing Parties, Waterloo 13aptistchapel,
Wolverhampton; Mrs. C. and Misses
E. and A. ;limes, Minsterly ;
Wooding and family. Wolverhanip:
ton ; Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Jones and
Master Stun Jones, post office, Law.
ley Bank. On Sunday at the ser-
vices in the Dawley and Waterloo
(Wolverl:anptou) Baptist chapels
references were made to the loss the
with l e p 5
THE Bank of ilamllton is having
a,new.dogr placed on the cellar
Wrist'', and the front steps fixed up.
A si'nCxu rail down the C. P. R.
yesterday morning to let the Gode-
pieh people take in the Old Boys' re•
thtt1 n',at Guelph,
The 'Trinity Church Sunday
School held their annual picnic at
the grove at the south of the town on
Monday afternoon of this week.
MARKET REPORT,- Wheat 75-75 ;
>iiarley :45-45 : Oats 45-45 ;: Peas
80-80 ; Bran 221-93 ; Shorts 24-24 ;
Butter' 17-18 ; Eggs 15-16 ; ]?lour
132,75;-$3,00,
Coale1ATN'r has been made about
the boys who swine nett' the G. T, R.
arch. The swimmers should re-
member to wear bathhhg suits when
•in'tite water.
' Harvesters' Excursions C. P. R.
-Aug, 14th and Sept. 8th ; $10,00
going, $18.00. return. Special
through train from Blyth Aug. 1411,
Purchase tickets st C, P. R. Town
Ticket Office, J. MOMurchie, Agent,
+' SUCCESSFUL MUSIC PUPILS -The
following pupils 0f Miss Edna Car-
der were successful in connection
with the recent music examinations:
Toren to Conservatory -Junior piano,
Miss Emma Leith ; primary, Miss
Myrtle Morris. London Conserve -
tory -Primary piano, Miss Bernice
Anderson, first-class Itoxn's,
LUST A HARD GansE.-011 Tuesdlty
of tits week the league team went
to Kincardine to play n league
match but were unsuccessful itt win -
Wog the gauze. The game was well
played but when hits meant runs
the visitors failed to land on the
ball for the counters, Following is
the lineup told summary ;-
Blyth- It 0
,, 0 4
1 2
0 4
0 0
D;Somere, c
L. McMillan cf
\V, Watson, rf
I, Bell, 2b
R. Sims, tit ...... . ....... 0 e
M. Begley, If 1 2
C: 'Taman, 8b 0 4
J. Carter, ss 0 4
B, McArter, p 0 4
2 27
Kincardine- B, O
Sihciair, ab 1 2
MRKenzie, 2b 0 4
Komph, as 0 4
Venhattan, th 0 3
McGregor, c 0 2
Johnstone, of 1 2
A. McKay, if 1 1
D. McKay, rf 0 4
Allendorl, p 0 2
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Blyth 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-2
Kincardine 0 0 0 0 1 0 o 2 t-8
Lefton hales -Blyth 8, Ktectudine
10, Struck out -by McAteer 5-hlc-
• Kay (2), Allendorl, hl cKetzie, Komph ;
3tv Allendorl 0 -Somers, Sims, 'Litman, Baptist church had sustained by
Begley, SueAr.,.U,Carter. Umpire- the death of Mrs. Bright.
AUGUs'1',
Illus. A; WETTt,Aurltn wishes to
heartily thank all her neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted and'
comforted her and heri'atnily during
their bereavement.
Ih IatrnovgttiENT8.-D. D. Crittenden
has had his house beautified by a
fresh painting. Mrs. A. 11. Tierney
is having a new verandah placed in
front of her residence on Mill street.
DON"r forget Trinity Church A.
Y. P, A. garden party on Wednes-
day evening of next week, the 12th
inst. The Winghani Citizens' Band
will supply the music.
ONE of our exchanges remarks :
"Well, mother, are the girls getting
in in good time these nights? I
suppose father looks after the boys,"
This question might apply in Blyth
too,
Tett ground back of the heck in
which S. H. Gilley and the Bank of
Hamilton do business has been
cleaned up of old bricks, etc., fuel it
has made a decided lmprovetneut,
• 'Asir 'Thursday, being Winghttm's
Civic holiday, three rinks of howlers
came to town and were defeated on
the round by one shot, As the
score cards 'were not handed in we
cannot give any more inforMatiell.
Ir is expected that the following
howler's will go to Berlin next Mon-
day to compete in a tournament in
that town :-Jos. Carter, Frank An-
derson, Dr, Long and James Mc-
Mu•chle. We hope to see then
bring back the trophy.
A BUSINESS which is not adver-
tised must rely on the personality
of its proprietor, and personality in
business is a d creasing factor. The
public does not want to know the
man who owns the store so much as
what he is selling and at what price,
Tint daily papers announce the t
the western, part of Ontario should
beware of thieves as a large number
of ''crooks" that have made Quebee
their headquarters during the ter-
centenary will be coming this way
Its Guelph and London are celebrat-
ing their Old Boys' re -union,
BUSINESS men or others requiring
office stationery of any kind=wail tind
a complete stock of note heads, enve-
lopes, bill heads, statements, circu-
lars, ere.. itt THE S'T'ANDARD office.
Stttfefttctory work and reasonable
prices, Don't order from outside
travellers, - ,
•Irth Oounof.
A special meeting of Blyth Coun-
til was held 011 July 20th ; all the
members were present.
The following tenders were re-
ceived for gravel: -
John Mains at 60e per eu. yard.
Jos. E. Taman 520
John Barr 70c also
b0e per eu, yard from Cuming's pit,
the corporation to pay Cuming for
gravel
Moved by J. Carter, seconded by
A, Rainton, that the tender of Jos.
E, Taman for gravel at 52e per eu.
yard he accepted, --Carried.
Moved by L. I1ill, seconded by J.
[3, Cheliew, that we do now adjourn.
-Carried.
The regular meeting wits held on
August 3rd. The Reeve was in the
chair and Councillors 11111, Chellew
and Carter were present.
The minutes of last regular and
subsequent special meeting were
tread by Clerk Elder and on motion
of Jos. Curter, seconded by L. Hill,
were confirmed,
Moved by J. Carter, seconded by
J, H. Chellew, that the billowing
accounts be paid :-
G. T. By., rent of scale site Juno
30th, 1908 $ 1 00
A. Elder, postage and stationery 2 15
Witt, Johnston, plowiegroadand
horse hire . 2 50
S. Westlake, salary July,,..,,,40 50
3, L, Kerr, printing Recount,.,, 19 90
George White, 12 hours grading, 4 80
li, hl. Bradford, work..., 1 75
C. H. Beeso, water for atl'eets18 00
Jos. P. Taman, 15 en. yards gra-
vel and work oa streets 15 00
Carriod, sUl5 9;
Mooed by L, Hill, seconded by J.
11. Chellew, that By-law No. 4, 1908,
as now read three tithes be passed,
-Carried.
Moved by L. 13i11, seconded by J.
ff. Chellew, that the clerk insert a
clause hi the lease from Blyth 'Agri-
cultural Society to the effect that
the Agricultural Society or its re-
presentative shall not be debarred
at any time from entering the Agri,
cultural Park to make repairs or for
any other purposes. -Curried.
Moved by 3. Carter, se,nnded by
J. II. Chellew, that we asijou'n.-
Cnrried.
Subsorfb9 for Ter STANDARD.
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NOTICE -Store closes on Thursday evenings at
6 o'clock during July and August.
Ladies' White
Waists Ralf Price
We have a number of Ladies' White Waists,
in extra qualities of Persit.n Lawn, rich in embroid-
eries, plentiful with laces and insertions, the best
goods to clear at half price,
$2.00 Ladies' White Waists for $1.00
250 1.25
2,75 " 1,33
3,00 u 1,50
O White Corset Covers less than cost
5oc Ladies' White Corset Covers for 25c
25c 15c
O Ladies' White Drawers at a bargain
0 75c Ladies' White Cambric Drawers for 50c
O 50c ,roc
25 per cent off Ladies' White Gowns
Quite a stock of Ladies' White Cambric Night
Gowns, trimmed with lace, insertions, embroider-
ies, in sizes of 56, 58 and 6o inches long,
50c'Ladies' White Night Gowns for 40c
hoc
90C 1, 70c
1.00 „ 85c
1.25 ,' 1,00
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1.50 1,20
1.75 1.40
1,50
75c
2.00
4,
Ladies' White ,Chetise 25%.611
Only a few of these Cambric Chen -Ike, splen-
did cottons and well made goods at big discotn it,
5oc Ladies' White Chemise for 40c
6oc 50c
POPIESTONE & GARDINER
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GROCERIES a full line kept
Cared Meats and Breakfast Foods for the hot weather,
Woodenware---Potato Masher., i3utter howls and Lintels, 'Towel, Clothes and
Hat Racks.
Crocks. and Flower Pots of all kinds.
Coal 011 -the best.
Flour -Manitoba, Five Star, Choice Faintly, and 1 now handle the hxoter,
Goods delivered to any part of town.
Cask for Butter and I9ggs.
A. TAYLOR
Corner
Store
BLYTH
4anb 4fAA1t61lfb1T
A Savings Account is you
best friend.
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CONVENIENCE -No formality, fl pet .
iog accounts, or in deposiI;nZ
or
withdrawing money. ; ...
PRIVACY -Information as
accounts is confined
clerks, pledged to seed
T. W. SCOTT
The Standar