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BLYTH, ONTARIO, TE(JRSDAY, APRIL 9, 1914
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t WE HAVE 11LRED IN SOCK 'Illi; NOTED "Ci1SSIC.SIIOK,"
Poi' woman in- P1tent Colt But [(mad, clo(I; too; 1'or1•.u1 Colt
' Butl.on,•tl. dolt lop, Matti; Swedli, hottoeed; Vita lii,l, Iluttom'd; *'
' )'aunt Colt, Innlnetel. hitth cal: (;Iw 3Jetal, buttoned. All in
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PHONE 89 BLYTH, ONTARIO
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FOR EVER FACE
Never before have seen such it smart range of
stiff and soft hats its the aye showing for Sparing.
Now, when the range is at its best is the, (line to
choose. Ai E N's S I' 1 F I' 11 ATS, $ I.50 10 $3.00
MEN'S SOF'l' Iii\ I'S $1,25 to $3 Co
A SHOE OF COMFORT
When buying- yotir next pair of sluws, µtil' not
buy a hair that will give you that satisfied fevlinl;?,
That's the only kind we curry, ask for the [)E RBY
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THAT SPRING STT
When you wear one of our 1\'JADE to MI AS-
U RE Suits, you are wr•arinty ,along life and a dressy
appearance, one your friends admire you in,
Just opened, another shi(rni;;ul of suitings, Don't
leave it off too long i') nr.tking.your selection,
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if, you come here for any 1 louse Cleaning
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(i;. Supplies you may need. ' We, carry a large
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ti; ('t(rtailI Stl'Ct('ljel's, Clasps,
t,3 Tack lla.nnners, S, \V. faint HIM var-
i=� Ilishe,, l'ai11t thrushes, V<tctinnl
gig Sweepers. 5+;te, Etc.
944 for use mound the house. I f )ltd bt1)' them
t„t here you will :he glad you did so when you
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IIA111.PA'.UtE0 ,ALL, KINI.)5
fools, Builders' 1-(ardwtre, Shelf 113)dwarc
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ta; and 1(liusc;-wares of best make_ and of every kind
Eayetroughiug and Furnace Work, a Specialty.
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.l,2l,2 PANDORA RAi1GF.L. NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES.
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CLINTON SPRING SRO*
Eclipsing all others held in prey-
ions
reyions years, the annual Huron Cob.n'v
show wee staged in Clinton on ,'Thur(
slay with a record attendance 'and
big entries in all (3111(3(3(3(3. The iij(le•
mens weather appllr,.tttly did1t/it
dampen the spirits of the fart "ors
and town+people who assetnit
and during the morning and a.
anon n enn8tt tit etrea.rll of nightµ
entered the town by every: rosd.
Huron c l((I( e8 •Nis in he
horses, mud this class vii well
resented by soul,( of the ilnesit in
els ever bred in the provhlee, 11
,i remunerative stendprl(111, tiJe ei
11'x6 successful, malty valuable hl
es changing hands, The display
enttJe wes else worthy of the sht
and was a (3plendid repreaentaiti
of the hr,:ede of the eenhtv,', that
riur:ers were on'"exhthi inn; giv(i
the judges (3nasideutele ditlieuily
phi(3h'g the ni+ards (n edditien
the 'home tattle.," there wea sev
el level; entries from lirttce a
Perth Counties 'l'he jndaee for h
see were J. White, Will by; J. 11'
dation, Belton; and I) Christin,'N)!t`
(ter, 1, L'igauls, of Ciinton, judl(ed
the cattle. The prize list amonnte?
to 6500, subset (bed by locld,bueiues
men.
A big baryelet. µes he11 in uta
evening, to which 150 sat &Wed,
speakers were J L, \Viis.nl, of Toe
moo; i'henl•lC NehllNan, of nutlet,.,
and Warden Cantelon, of Cliuten,
and others During the evel'in
rouse' was furnished by the ,l'beia
O'cheetutl. The prizJ W111118E81'0!
ow;
Beet met -',.'hos. Molliehttel & Son
General purpose tenni--Jahn Deck
cr, l', AteClore.
Best grey -team -Jae 1Vehstkr.
Best matched team -0 !McGregor..
light nurses, rosdster atpiliou-
Joint Berry,' Thos Gutter, '1' Pinkney
Carriage horses ill harness --Wm"
\till r, W ,Voids, L Paisley.
{toads er in harness -E, RozelJ,
Geo (1 iiiley t} AluMiellu(1
Roadsterlealu -las Cot'ni(3h, John
Decker.
C Itdesdele sti Ilion, 3 years and
y,l'e WrN c, Piios AluAlillen & S 11
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Breed mer •, 3 wars and orer-
Sn11 tc; 0'u Dale & Sons; '1'1108 11
Millan &5et
('alnlf,; of 3 colts -Thos >lc1111la
& Sun.
Fitly or gelding,» yea.sod ove
Meter, J& '(3 o Scott, Jas Webster.
Filly or gelding 2 years and u
der 3-41 McAlieha' 1,
Filly or gelding, 1 yeti' Mid un
ler 2-1 and 2 Jas Curnfsh & Son, -
Horse, eel!, of Itily,'nldl r 1 year.-'
Phos 11cA1ieh lel, E (ilea, W Ma.rqu
Penni in liarorss-•John 1'( '(1; 'J
tinier,
A0111CUL'I'U jIAL
{hued mare, 3 vear,t :Ind over--
,tnell Bros: Cirei right & So, ; 'i'
tletlieheel & San
Nilly 1)P gHhf ll," 3 teems eel! (rye)
-1 Sou 2'011 s Alul,regur, .3 Seel
Thus,
11111 er gelding 2 year) 11 id nu.
der 3 -Jas 001:11181i & Sud; Jae 1)11le
John Sparr'olw,
Holy or. gelding. 1 Nom' um! and
e' 2-E, Clank, ,1138 Cornish.
,reeve is he !mess -Chas IlcUregoti
1) putheringlpnu, Jas Forster.
'i'he principal winners in the Mal'
Me show were Jas. Snell & Sea, H.
Iu3ith, 1, 11. Wise, &.arty Deus, 11,
('1 zsiutmolts and Arthur;Dale,
Calm Aftera Storm
Last week showed a remarkable
eletege fell the British L(uuso of Com.
mobs. A11hnul;h the threatened
11eigentie 1 uf twiny army ofllo'ei'8
was due to a. misunderstanding, it
did nut raj! to introduce 11 naw rte•
tient, into the Ulster 81'W31ioe and
into the 131 hist) political fluid, No
atone tile, but' it provided the,oce ts•
ion fat' 1 :(markable uut4Urat,ol
!tidiest and Luber protest agaitlst
what they .tad some gruutid,-tor as
stoning was an attempt 13.1 dlytroy er
weaken the authority of pal liaunent
Phu new issue undoubtedly helped 1
to restore the confidence of the guy• it;
ernn1011t and enrrespoudingiy dr- hit
tui' ietr that of the llpposition ;add 'Mr
Asquith's draniatie aimminc,ememt
that he would iimself take over the
coeduc.t of the µat"ofljlie, and submit
ID re•electiun b,y his vt•n8tituents;ti
in uisbed another - 8011Natleit to the
most jaded of :political pttlatrs. At
the moment et writing 1t nppeeis7i,
twat the premier emerges front the
erisis with outlawed prestige.
Valley Firm
'The Dramatic Society of Trinity
Cliiiteh, Blyth. will present "Valley,''eget" a donteatte drama .ie fou'
t1(til,. fu Industry lluil, on Thursday
(Hoping, Aprfi 1Gth. This primises
Irvin one of the most (1(48 '((3M! pro•
Middens presented for some time to
a Meth andienee,
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CHARACTERS
'liquid Rutledge, a young New
Yorker, Wm. Moore,
Perry Dean, a son 01 the soil, 1)r.
ttle'r ggltrt
Davis! 11idi'eth, 11 New York Law
3 a', 'I'ie'ar ce 'Henley
9ilaN 1! ,Moat h, oweep er Val,ey ('arm
E. E. it Wilson,
Azaflnll Beep, a clock tinker, itich•
and 11ny,
Jailhhlgs, servant of the Rutledge
Mauston, NrIlwu.Sp(B'urd,
11101,441, Holcomb, a country newer,
(lHusplanted to oily soil, Louise
Tierney,
1 bJI Carney, niece. to David 1111.
Meth, Lila MeteaIf.
i's. Itutl;d',e, llltrold'e mother,
!Martha Moore,
Aldrin Ilolcontb, sister of Silas, 1)ur.
othy 1 ierlmy
d,ize "Ann 'I'na.,er, who borrows but
never gosip3, Josephine Woodcock.
edema, hired girl at the Maim,
Helot Caning.
syxoests
Abi)' t -Valley Ferule An atter
wilt AUJ,nmt. The ellgagelneut.
%T r( -'Phe Rutledge tlsnsion,
York City, the followieg 1)e
rAer. The serpent has erupt into
ri.
)r III Sante as before, three
lie later, Parted.
(stty-A1 the Parti again, Au
1(111 in the text Murch, ','lie
!ph of love,
lmission-Reserved seats 35 Ole;
fl adntiesiul 25e; children 15e,
of hell at 11,luiltun's Dr'ug
0 ' rlo's Demand for Radials.
dro•electric rlldial have' cont.
plc v (aptii end the hearts • of the
Peet l of Ontario, both urban and
let= 311)''
er mal ale - meant* In
(';i1iMiles. look with confident'• to a
hductiUn in the High cog; of
living. '' Moth views can he Jntitified
Id the only way Is to provide bet.
lir and cheaper means of trausp,,rt.
cion (,f produc s No doubt the
t)draeadfals will oleo afford foci,.
ties to passengers, but we fancy
eir etain dependence will be on
loliht traffic and it is in this tliat
leirehief benefit will be yielded.
1 xteled in of the hydro electric
etetn tbruottt all parts of the pro.
SCA requires that ail water p'wes
dread alienated shall remain
tlu 11Ands 1)1'the government, or
Attired fin public purees(a. The
rtsucc/8s achieved in the (1180ib
tau of ligut and power hoe heel,
1, p1!iine I1gent in mot eking 11e
rntel demand the the 'her vice he
,te deal for transpnrtatiel prtrpeste
pe, people have at last realized the
ill t'attl'e betwt'd11 8(31'yieee run for
twine'," in'ufi'. e. d eery wee owned
se operated for the public ltd•
va 910.
eekip11111 should never be over
r and itis, that to he pr'ofltnble
in 1e iieet sense, puhlie eutelpl'i'es
tar ' run on strict business lines,
1;1' ; provision (r:essary for t le
sal: fol operation of 11 private
co ty in as essentialin the case
of to or municipal undertaking.
f f Ulitness ( rim:Biles are ignored
dii''0t' is ((mein sad this is the
role which many p Odic services
vs idly in the smaller t •µ'I18 have
b4recked. When municipaiiti
eoplearned this lesson, they
mfrtiot fear for the future of their
pit 'BHi'Vices
lo
1` Mus, Cartel" received word on
1 I1(d of the death of his iirother
C;areotuut, Utah. The
s Carter who was to the 118tH
vt 1 l his age at the time of hie d rr
lit " Watt burn lt1 'i'uekt"rsutith
9114llip where his boyhood days
sltpent, lie was a resitlelt of
y, ,about 47 years ago and wits
the briok•Iuye1s who built the
till here, known then as the
head Mill. List year he vie -
d/3 Is hrutlter here. After leave
glytll he resided in various plan
for the last number of year(
vel at Claremont. He leaves
urn 1118 toss. a wife, three sons
(,e daughter. To Coen. Carter
tended the sympathy of his
s in the loss of his brattier.
col 030,(8 today, (Thursday)
open un Monday, April 20th.
N0,40
o the public
Hying pure hs ed the
Harness business carried on
by Mr. R. H. Robinson, I sol.
icit a share of the public's
patronage. My wide exj er- 4
ience in the manufacture of !
harness enables me to place
before the public the very
best article that can be had.
Repairing promptly done
at reasonable prices.
Phone 14.
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MAPLE SYRUP AND BUCK-
WHEAT PANCAKES A DE
LICiOUS COMBINATON
Are you looking for a cl
evening meal? Do you w3
approval from your husba
what can be better than a
es, and.a pitcher of guide
fore their
Maple S rup that yet
PFR (1,JAR ..
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wheat Flour n.
PER PACKAGE
auge for the luncheon or
til to hear expressions of
Jd •ind children? 'Theft
lish of steaming pa},icak
maple s Jrul, to
sur�,tu not I,1
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JEWEL. MODEL, 1j'\'l ISE and ROYAL
HOUSEHOLD FLOUR alit tys on hand,
BEAN $1.25 pet cwt.
JAMES CUTT,
'Myth, h, - - Ontario.
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and PASTRY
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Our bread tied pastry will stand the. test 1)I' the Lest maim•
faetured. it is nide 111 leu' awe 0111))' i1) Blyth aid every
care Is observed e1) as to One before the public malting but
the most wholesome.
Why ps(r lllize outside tetkertls when you eau get as good
end even bettor 111 Rinne, Du 11113( bakeries assist 3 0(1 in
111')dti lig the taxes of our Own? 'Think tf is over.
22 BREAD TICKETS FOR $1.
N. ,A. TPsi.V'LQQ►R,
'phone 38, Blyth.
Bank of Hamilton
CH pita!, Paid hp, S3,000.000
Slnhlos " •' 3,750.001)
WHY A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
It Is Iwai I1) put yont money 111 H Savings
Reek A13C011(1t here 'be0anee. Illrsl. -it I1)
sale; se1;01111--ii. 10 raadil,i' available 111
cash; third -the eeriest is cerrniu and
prompt.
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BLY'1'H, ON'TA1410,
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Wholesome Bread
and PASTRY
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Our bread tied pastry will stand the. test 1)I' the Lest maim•
faetured. it is nide 111 leu' awe 0111))' i1) Blyth aid every
care Is observed e1) as to One before the public malting but
the most wholesome.
Why ps(r lllize outside tetkertls when you eau get as good
end even bettor 111 Rinne, Du 11113( bakeries assist 3 0(1 in
111')dti lig the taxes of our Own? 'Think tf is over.
22 BREAD TICKETS FOR $1.
N. ,A. TPsi.V'LQQ►R,
'phone 38, Blyth.