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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1930-01-09, Page 5PAGE 5—THE BLYTH STANDARD—January 9, 1930 N, A. McINTYRE, L. D. S„ D, D, S nr4NTIHT Office hours -9 to 12 BLYTH•--Tuesdays and Wednesdays Evenings by appointment. 'Phone 130, 1 to 6 Dr. W. Jas. Milne, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. CORONER COUNTY OF HURON. Office—Queen Street Residence—Dinsley Street. BLYTH, • • ONTARIO J. H. R. ELLIOTT, NOTARY PUBLIC & CONVEYANCER Fire, Accident, Sickness, Employer's Liability, Plate Glass, Automo- bile and Live Stock Insurance. BLYTH, ('Phone 104) ONTARIO. LOI+TUS E. DANCEY, BAi R.1S'1'1,Lt,SOLiC(TOit,NOTA1tY PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER, MONEY 'f0 LOAN. Office—Queen Street BLY7'Il, ON'T SIiN LIVE ASS1J11ANCE; CO. OF COM, PROSPEROUS & PROGRESSIVE It leads the field among (le tied Ian Companies. R. It. LONG, District Mauaget, Oederich CHOM AS (aUNDRY, AUCTIONEER, CODERSCN, • ONTARIO learnt Stook Saiea a epneinity. Order tele et Die Blyth Standard Office will he promptly attended to, Telephone me mire at my expense, Dr. J. C. Ross, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office hours -10 30 to 12 2 to 4 7 to 8.30 Except Wednesday evening. Phone No, --Office 51; Residence 69 BLYTH, ONTARIO MY OPTICIAN Willie Mill Drug Sion DR, W. J. MILNE, Fine Spectacle Ware and Accurate Lens Work a Specialty. QUEEN ST., BLYTII THE WINOHAM MONUMENTAL WORKS has the largest and most complett stock, tits most beautiful designs tc choose front in MARBLE, SCOTCH AND CANAD. IAN GRANITES. We make a specialty of Family Mom uments and invite your inspection, Inscriptions neatly, carefully ane promptly done. Electric tools for carving and leiter ing Call and see us bl`ore placing your order. Robb. A. Spotton, 7JINGHAM. • • ONTARI( fibs Industrial Itlortgago and Carvings Co, SARNIA. ONTARIO Money advanced on first mortgages on lands, Parties desiring money on farm mortgages will please apply to the under - J. II. R ELLIOTT, Agent, BLYTH, ONTARIO. C. E. TOLL, L.D.S. D.D.S DiSNTIST Hours 8.30-12 1,30-6 Wednesdays at Monition, 'hones 124,-4212 James Taylor License A tioneer for the. County of Huron. s attended to in all parts of the co Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay ders left it The Standard promptly attended to Belgrave Post Office, PHONES: Brussels, 15.13. North Huron, 15-623 The Standard Club bing List: Standard and Daily Globe $6.75 Standard and Mail and Empire.,, 6.75 Standard and London Advertiser 6.75 Standard and Free Pree 6.75 as Standard and Toronto Daily Star 6.75 Standard and Family Herald 3.00 Standard and Farmer's Sun 3.50 Standard and Can. Countryman 3.40 Standard and Farmer's Advocate 3.00 Standard and Weekly Witness 3.85 Standard and Worle, Wide 3.90 Standard and 1 tesbvterian 4.50 Standard and Poultry Journal.,2.90 Standard and Yo'uth's Companion 4.50 Standard and Northern Messenger 2.55 Standard and Can, Pictoral 3.95 Standard and Rural Canada.. 2,70 Standard and Farm & Dairy 3.00 Standard and Saturday Night,5.50 Standard and McLean's Magazine 4,75 Tho LTyb71 Staztdard, 44++++4,41.44144.1.M.4.+444414++.444+++.14++++444+++4++++++ SCHOOL SUPPLIES We have now in stock a complete line of Public and High School supplies: Text Books, Scribblers, Drawing Books, Loose Leaf Books, Exam. Pads, Rulers, Inks, Rubbers, Paints, Water Colors, Compasses, Slates, Pencils, &c The Standard Y Bok and Stationery Store e 4.4.1444++++4+4•+++++++++4 4.+4 +•1•+++.1"Ii. ' ., .'++++.1.44 M++++++F It Costs No More To Fireproof Your Building WHEN you build a new house or repair an old one be sure to !,se Gyproc. Gyproc also gives quick construction; insulation against cold and heat—arid fuel economy. Write for free book, "Walls That Rcilecr Good Judgment," containing interesting infor- mation on home planning with Gyproc, Roc• board and Insulex. CANADA GYPSUM AND ALABASTINE, LIMITED Pada Canada 43 Fireproof Wallboard For Sale By '' Blyth Planing Mill - - Blyth, Ont. I The Standard Real Estate Agency The following very desirable properties have been listed with us at very low pric- es. We also have a number of fauns and village lots which we are offering for sale Get in touch with us when you are in the market to buy either village or farm pro- perty: -- storey brick dwelling on the corner of King and Wilson Streets, Three - eights of an acre of land. This property ie in excellent state of repair and can be purchased at a very reasonable figure. 33 storey frame dwelling on Morris St, 'three-fifths of an acre of land, This is a desirable property for anyone requiring a co,nfortable hone at small price. le storey Name dwelling on Dinsley St. In good state of repair and most de- sirably located. This property can be purchased on excellent terms, ]1 storey frame on Dinsley St. (known as the Graham property). Thin can be purchased at a very low price to close ftp the estate, L. -vgat4617-itxrrovar---1, COAlill'P'i1NG FEMINISM Columbium coat Only a Tenth Nt llluch• Avfr e 'islr tt Knllal s lie Not Like A. new Metal, with the n.ppearanoN itrrtrte 1,1 l,nemtt tri,+ f,ihrrnl and tomo of the quailtlee of pietinual, Crenhucttt fit' EContro, but wllrlt costs only a tenth of Se tntteh, was exhibited for the first time at the twelfth annual Chemical in- dustries l5xposi:lon here, says a New Yof'k despatch to the Christian Set - liver since the revolution the Ito- vict East, formerly a stronghold of ennaeretttivc Mohammedanism, writes the Moscow correspondent of the once Monitor.London Sunday Observer, !las hoen Tho metal is columbium, which la caught up In a wave of modernizing believed to exist in largo (plantlikechange. Polygamy and "kallm," the In certain granite amine In cambin- pt'aetlie purasing brides, have ation with another metalal and rarer. hoen f0rbidofdeit,ch'utd htrepid agents separated in its pure Porro by Dr. of the "zhennldel," or women's de. Clarence W. Balite, chemical director Parte"rat. attached to the Community of the Pau -steel Products Co. 11 lute been found to he Impervious to con roslon and chemists are now study- and steppes of Central Asia and the ing its properties id order to doter VOIgu valley, urging the women to mine what uses can bent bo made of ealI oil their heavy ho•sehafr valla It. anti take tin equal tart in Another metallurgical exhibit in 1' ' public ]lle, the chemical cepositton dfaeiosea the Tho late -s:. dovelopmest In thin Increase In the value of platinum. A campaign for the emancipation of Russlan three -ruble coin le shown, c'aste.,rn uvoman la n proposal to make made of thfc material. It was minted tin wearing of thea yell 111egtti. This about 1828 and is about the size of a u` 'c011o11 was debated at length der - Party Central Cotuntl`lee, have been active among the Oriental peoples of the Caucasus mountains, the deserts quarter -dollar. The metal in the coin I' the rr;rnt conference of Workers n prim 1i etorey brick modern equippeddwel• at present le worth twenty limos the �iptenit1001gf)eneounte riental e, enoaopplos tion, ling on DineleySte eet. Destrnblysituat- face Valise of the coin. The same ed and can he purchased at little more booth also shows a collection of gold ThereAwere differences of opinion re- than halt the present cost of construction flab hooks, used by the native fisher- garding the length of time which A real snap for anyone desiring an up-to- date home, 11 storey frame dwelling on Morrie St, men in Colombia, because gold to more plentiful there and cheaper than any other suitable metal which Half acre of land with small stable. This thioy can find for this purpose. property can be piaci-lased with only a A new acid -testing alloy, develop small payment down. ed by the Krupp factories in Ger- 2 storey brick dwelting on Mosley st. I many, lo expected to be of particular Modern in every particular. quarter of value to the chemist. an acre of ground on which there is a In the field Of applied metallurgy good stable and garage. one manufacturer is showing 0 nett' 1 storey frame dwelling on Queen St. 400•trteolt screen which contains 160,- North. Quarter acre of land .vtth stable. 000 openings to the square loch --- Get our price on this property. larger number than there are halt's I sunray [r:in the average human head. Thene, asbpalt clad dwelling phosphor -bronze wire which Is teed on Morris St, In splendid repair, A for the acrero 1s one-third the 1hlcir- goodboy sftorey small money. lean of a hair, The screening is used 11 ten ey brick dwelling on Morrie St, in the preparatleu of special cltem- In splendid repair. Three -eights on an ical matrrtals, acre of land on which is situate a good stable and garage. TWEN'FIIIITIt CENTURY IIY:R„1IIT, 2 storey brick dwelling on Queen St. ,_ Ten acres of land. Good brick stable, A Hits tbntrlyed t0 Live Twenty Years most desirable property tdesir- ing anyone da tr- I ing a emelt acreage of land. nSame Ruins. A very desirable 2 storey brick dwelling on Queen St. One quarter acre of land. Property in excellent condition. Most desirable location. This property can be purchased for little more than half the cost of construction today. 1'/z storey frame with cement kitchen. stable on premieea, 14 acres of land, tAi good buy, 10 acres of land on which is situate a goad comfortable frame cottage, barn, driving shed and the )arid in a first-class state of cultivation. The property known an the old fire hall on (he Salt side of Queen Street, This building is now used as a garage, It can be purchased at every reasonaleie figure. Flame cottage on Mill Street, ace. of land. Aic y. desirable and comfortable place for persona requhIng on a small hr,mei r. 14 storey fame„ dwelling on Denim mond Surae. :Stable en the premises, Can be purchased at a very reasonable figure:', The Standard Real Estate Ager cy BLYTH, ONTARIO . DOUGLAS 0 MA.IUR, L. V. C. 't 4. O,ganist, Choirmaster Knox Church, (lode lel) Supervisor Music Public Schools. - (Certified.) 'leacher of Piano, Voice, Organ and Theory. A few vacat,cirs for pupils Apply h rlt(W, Mrs Poplestone, Phone 80, Dinsley St., Blyth FARM FOR SALE 100 acres of good land, being lot 21 on the 121h cone of the Tp. of 1lullett, 10 acres of bush and pasture. On the farm is situate a good lir storey brick dwelling; frame barn 50x50 with stone stabling and water in stable. Cement driving shed 50x30 fret. Cement hen house. Drilled welt. All fund in good state of cutlivation, Hydro passes the farms. Farm situate 14 miles nein Blyth Twenty-five acres fall plow d; d acres fall wheat, For partial]. ars apply to Fred Austin, I2, R. 1, Blyth, FARM FOR SALE 100 acres eine and a half miles from Blyth. Comfortable house, good barn and outbuilding., 6 to 8 acres of bush. Apply to N. Radford, Executor of the es- tate of the late John Scott. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that any person or persons dumping refuse or garbage on Wilson Street (Gipsy Lane) will be prosecuted without further notice The corporation has a dumping ground on Mrs, Jno. Weymouth's property and all garbage should be placed there Signed Street Committee. An attractive Offer For Our Readers. ThelSlandard costs 82.00 per year. The Family Herald & Weekly Star costs 81.00 year, Any home may have these two publications every week in the year at a special bargain rate of $2.75. The Standard will supply you with all the local news of your community The Family herald & Weekly Star will supply you with the best weelcly newspaper, the best agricultural paper and the best Fam- ily magazine on the continent. Subscribe or renew now to The Standard. FOR SALE—Three male police pups, two months old• Price 88 each. Apply to 3, C. Powney, t3elgreve, wand be required to prepare the papulation for such a drastic step, and it has now been decided to refer the matter to the legislative bodies of the Eastern National Soviet Repub- lics, There seems little doubt that some such law wilt ultimately be en- acted, Old Islamic customs, hallowed by centuries of tradition, cannot be Rout - tel overnight without a struggle; and not a few of the pioneer feminists in the Caucasus and Central Aala have 0.•00li' d the martyr's crown. In Uz- beeieLtn alone, the largest of the ter- ritorial divisions of Russian Central Asia, 300 women have been killed during the last few months for 'taking off their veils, according to reporia delivered at the confcr;nce of Work - ere Among Oriental Worsen. Some- times these murders were committed by indignant husbands and t;omcttnu'a by members of the community, stir- red up to fanatical rage by Lke ex - For the past twenty years an an' hortations of the mullahs, The confer - known Iniemit'has oclipied the wind• Oleo recommended that in the future swept-railns of the ancient Rocco Ia- such acts should be regarded not a, nula e chits, which rests at the base simple homicide, Inc which the maxi - of the chits, on which 1,300 years mum penalty in Russia is ten yearn' ago St. Benedict fotutdr;ct his famous imprisonment, bat aa counter-revon0 monastery, The hermit has no trot- ttonary offences, far which the penal. lowers. Ifo has founded no school, fe is death. He le neither raan)r 'for priest. and Still years of unremitting work and rats have been the sole companions propaganda on the part of the "elm - of his solitude during the past twen- nidal" and other organizations aro ty years. But to the townspeople of . beginning to show results. Among Monte Cassino a tradition of eatnlli- the more advanced eastern peoples of teas has grown around him, perhaps tate Soviet Linton, such as the Tar - because of the proximity of the her - tans, the Rnahklre and :he Chuvaehee, mirage to the ancient monastery, one can nrnv 11111dnd considerable num- Rocco ',mule Castle is 300 feet below bets of glia studying it the high the monastery, which was built to schools, and even in the universities. 629. During past centuries the castle Even in old Rohhara, one of the most has served 05 a 110101150 for the mon- remote, picturesque and pestilential artery from marauding bards which clues of Inner Asia, irhese medieval sought to loot the roue t tery and hat g` Mohammedan theolo sus worked out been the scene of men stirring bat - ties. Now the castle. t, in such di- the theory that woman has no soul, lnpidated condition that hardly one the yell has been generally put agile. room In it is proof from the rain, bu4 All sorts of devices etre brought the hermit stays on, into play to push, and prod, and Ida cares nothing for money and awaken the Eastern woman to a sense does no work except to keep his llv- of independence and civic conscien- ing quartqrs in repair. Ile subsists on tlonsness, Movable tents circulate only tho few trifles of bread and meat among the nomadic tribes of the steepe, distributit g peopegan and fruit that aro regularly brought da, med- lnhu by villagers, who are still sauna- teal aid and elementary hygicsde in - what awestruck by the sacrifices of atruelton. The Soviet East is dotted the hermit. Just what drove him to MAI women's clubs where the first the hermitage la not lunun, althmtgh shyness of the discarded veil may he nerI, ling to the townspeople It was forgotten and when: ' u in liter - business trouble and not disappoint- acy and vocational a are of- menl in love. Some lucky atnr seems feted, to shine, over file head. AliIsough 'ibla moderntzlosg vement to the there are plenty of persons in ltaiy Snvtet Past has mai points of con- wlth inclinations toward leading a 1(1ct• and sympathy h the Innovat- hernilCs life, auth0rlty Minn cuter- lug crusades Iatmch ,1 by Mustapha f ores with their plans and Lulls sinal Reiner 10 Turkey a tteaupted by t, mere on, Tho Recce lunula her• King Amanullab in f anistan. And mit, however, has eon:rived somehow Lhis to not the h z- .he tc icon+ to remain in the same rum.; for tweet- why Soviet symll�tI s Qi5linr,ly ly }ears, unhindered (111101' ty clvll on the side of .he A --hstn kinf_ 110 or creleeiastical authority. Pall of a progressive tr,±tllmc lu 01'- glnanistan could scarcely fail to heart.- RhJMiA.1N'IYI Cf'' s;'roN1; W't1RSN1J', en the mullahs, the bays or tribal — — chieftains and other pillars of the old Stone;; of Carnac Lt enact tiny err order in neigbboring Soviet Central Ono of Wooden; of tho Age. Asia. The Stones of Carnac in Brittany are one of the wonders of Rio ago, nobody knows when they were erect- ed, or why. Nowhere throughout Europe can there be seen such per- plexing evidence of an early race combining the most primitive sim- plicity with indications of a profound knowledge. Vast whgntun_ns of huge stones attract the eye, (headed or terminated by el'cles or dotuteus (ta- ble stones ram,noniy called crom- lechs) extending at fulmrvale 110 foe As seven tulles to Locmtu'laquer 0011 bulging out In all directions to Gtr deven, St, Barite, Kermario, Kerlee- can and the Quiherou. Intersec',eci amongst these aro tumuli, menhirs, tolmen (holed stones) and engraved stones. To the casual visitor they are rem- nants of stone worship, burying 1 ces or. records of conquered f pcans tend victories -Toast. Their strange markings are exactly similar to the thumb marks of ale human hand, but done on a large scale and with won- derful accuracy, The height of the Egyptian colunms and obelisks is al- most exactly the same. 1Vha.t relation FIRS COMM.', with Egypt? Fund Street. Whew Jesus Healed. What is believed to be the ancient street where Josue met the man bore blind, and performed the miracle of giving hint sight, has hist been um covered in Jerusalem. Remains of a massive gateway and part of the walls of Jerusalem in au excellent state of preservation have Also boon unearthed. A num4.r of hooses in 0 tine State t plesmwtWO0, with ut0.;tr fliers, h,v, dire been found They turn he- iyed L0 have been the dwellings of lm pilgrims who came to Jerusalem xtore its e:o.pture by the Saracens In 6.,, 1D, Trlacltlnu Peels Potatoes. A mitete peeling machine has been eeneierl for uas Its French amen' A NEW RA0113OANiNOVF. Newly-Riclt Lady 'Thought Ito Raid Forgotten Music. Here is a new Rachusaniuoff story, told by the composer -pianist to Frank Ernest Nicholson, compiler of "bray. oritc Jokes of Famous People": "Sihortly before I made my official debut in Russia," reminisced Raeh- maninoff,. "I accepted what engage wilts I could get playing for social anti's. At one such function given l•y a lady of the newly -rich type wito,1 umsic l education was sorely lacking, I played for my first number, Lisz's 'Paraphrase on Rigoletto,' which in filled with many long rests, "Ae I was holding my hands above the keyboard, motionless, deems one of the leut;thv reds, the hostess 10, ped me on the shotodor, and, in a voice Wet :0uld be heard all n001' 1110 room, miles. "'Tutug man, don't yell think you'd hotter play eomei.hing vee know?' " Martin I t Iher's t (haft u. While school Ir-xll n l.7 char of- ten nod fens 1(11100 ieeday are a. Ir,. cdo old, one yet in usi c': -n its tout• huudredl.h nsive, a,t -- "Luther's Catcchi; os" ---Hud stet is used in Lutheran schools, The Lutheran Church is the 1 re• est Protestant church. Its moon:•, silo fs estimated from 75.00011 :c 80,000,000, mostly in Norrheo.n i101 rope and America. The three foori Irneslnted into most Ianrva,:eo iii world are: The Bible, in :boor '0 langua;'es; "Luther's Cateeitiem.'' 137; "Pilgrim's Pto„ri0c." in 1(,7 The mast translated hymn is Let A J1igis y Fortress, in 13u, wood's likliest l fd, e, Tho new Grand Canyon lirld5- on the Arizona Highway. The bridge 11 485 fret in height, end theretori boats the hitherto unnssniled record kitchens. of the Victoria FaIle Bridge with IIA 421 feet tram the river's bed, SEE OUR FINE LINE OF GOODS FOR oZiclay lits CONSISTING OF UP.TO-DATE Footwear, Men's Furnishings, Garters, Arm Bands, Ties, Scarfs, Caps, Braces. A FINE DISPLAY OF Towels, Handkerchiefs Ladies' Scarfs. G. A. MACHAN, Phone 88 BLYTH, ONT. The Standard Real Estate Agency The following very desirable properties have been listed with us at very low pric- es. We also have a number of fauns and village lots which we are offering for sale Get in touch with us when you are in the market to buy either village or farm pro- perty: -- storey brick dwelling on the corner of King and Wilson Streets, Three - eights of an acre of land. This property ie in excellent state of repair and can be purchased at a very reasonable figure. 33 storey frame dwelling on Morris St, 'three-fifths of an acre of land, This is a desirable property for anyone requiring a co,nfortable hone at small price. le storey Name dwelling on Dinsley St. In good state of repair and most de- sirably located. This property can be purchased on excellent terms, ]1 storey frame on Dinsley St. (known as the Graham property). Thin can be purchased at a very low price to close ftp the estate, L. -vgat4617-itxrrovar---1, COAlill'P'i1NG FEMINISM Columbium coat Only a Tenth Nt llluch• Avfr e 'islr tt Knllal s lie Not Like A. new Metal, with the n.ppearanoN itrrtrte 1,1 l,nemtt tri,+ f,ihrrnl and tomo of the quailtlee of pietinual, Crenhucttt fit' EContro, but wllrlt costs only a tenth of Se tntteh, was exhibited for the first time at the twelfth annual Chemical in- dustries l5xposi:lon here, says a New Yof'k despatch to the Christian Set - liver since the revolution the Ito- vict East, formerly a stronghold of ennaeretttivc Mohammedanism, writes the Moscow correspondent of the once Monitor.London Sunday Observer, !las hoen Tho metal is columbium, which la caught up In a wave of modernizing believed to exist in largo (plantlikechange. Polygamy and "kallm," the In certain granite amine In cambin- pt'aetlie purasing brides, have ation with another metalal and rarer. hoen f0rbidofdeit,ch'utd htrepid agents separated in its pure Porro by Dr. of the "zhennldel," or women's de. Clarence W. Balite, chemical director Parte"rat. attached to the Community of the Pau -steel Products Co. 11 lute been found to he Impervious to con roslon and chemists are now study- and steppes of Central Asia and the ing its properties id order to doter VOIgu valley, urging the women to mine what uses can bent bo made of ealI oil their heavy ho•sehafr valla It. anti take tin equal tart in Another metallurgical exhibit in 1' ' public ]lle, the chemical cepositton dfaeiosea the Tho late -s:. dovelopmest In thin Increase In the value of platinum. A campaign for the emancipation of Russlan three -ruble coin le shown, c'aste.,rn uvoman la n proposal to make made of thfc material. It was minted tin wearing of thea yell 111egtti. This about 1828 and is about the size of a u` 'c011o11 was debated at length der - Party Central Cotuntl`lee, have been active among the Oriental peoples of the Caucasus mountains, the deserts quarter -dollar. The metal in the coin I' the rr;rnt conference of Workers n prim 1i etorey brick modern equippeddwel• at present le worth twenty limos the �iptenit1001gf)eneounte riental e, enoaopplos tion, ling on DineleySte eet. Destrnblysituat- face Valise of the coin. The same ed and can he purchased at little more booth also shows a collection of gold ThereAwere differences of opinion re- than halt the present cost of construction flab hooks, used by the native fisher- garding the length of time which A real snap for anyone desiring an up-to- date home, 11 storey frame dwelling on Morrie St, men in Colombia, because gold to more plentiful there and cheaper than any other suitable metal which Half acre of land with small stable. This thioy can find for this purpose. property can be piaci-lased with only a A new acid -testing alloy, develop small payment down. ed by the Krupp factories in Ger- 2 storey brick dwelting on Mosley st. I many, lo expected to be of particular Modern in every particular. quarter of value to the chemist. an acre of ground on which there is a In the field Of applied metallurgy good stable and garage. one manufacturer is showing 0 nett' 1 storey frame dwelling on Queen St. 400•trteolt screen which contains 160,- North. Quarter acre of land .vtth stable. 000 openings to the square loch --- Get our price on this property. larger number than there are halt's I sunray [r:in the average human head. Thene, asbpalt clad dwelling phosphor -bronze wire which Is teed on Morris St, In splendid repair, A for the acrero 1s one-third the 1hlcir- goodboy sftorey small money. lean of a hair, The screening is used 11 ten ey brick dwelling on Morrie St, in the preparatleu of special cltem- In splendid repair. Three -eights on an ical matrrtals, acre of land on which is situate a good stable and garage. TWEN'FIIIITIt CENTURY IIY:R„1IIT, 2 storey brick dwelling on Queen St. ,_ Ten acres of land. Good brick stable, A Hits tbntrlyed t0 Live Twenty Years most desirable property tdesir- ing anyone da tr- I ing a emelt acreage of land. nSame Ruins. A very desirable 2 storey brick dwelling on Queen St. One quarter acre of land. Property in excellent condition. Most desirable location. This property can be purchased for little more than half the cost of construction today. 1'/z storey frame with cement kitchen. stable on premieea, 14 acres of land, tAi good buy, 10 acres of land on which is situate a goad comfortable frame cottage, barn, driving shed and the )arid in a first-class state of cultivation. The property known an the old fire hall on (he Salt side of Queen Street, This building is now used as a garage, It can be purchased at every reasonaleie figure. Flame cottage on Mill Street, ace. of land. Aic y. desirable and comfortable place for persona requhIng on a small hr,mei r. 14 storey fame„ dwelling on Denim mond Surae. :Stable en the premises, Can be purchased at a very reasonable figure:', The Standard Real Estate Ager cy BLYTH, ONTARIO . DOUGLAS 0 MA.IUR, L. V. C. 't 4. O,ganist, Choirmaster Knox Church, (lode lel) Supervisor Music Public Schools. - (Certified.) 'leacher of Piano, Voice, Organ and Theory. A few vacat,cirs for pupils Apply h rlt(W, Mrs Poplestone, Phone 80, Dinsley St., Blyth FARM FOR SALE 100 acres of good land, being lot 21 on the 121h cone of the Tp. of 1lullett, 10 acres of bush and pasture. On the farm is situate a good lir storey brick dwelling; frame barn 50x50 with stone stabling and water in stable. Cement driving shed 50x30 fret. Cement hen house. Drilled welt. All fund in good state of cutlivation, Hydro passes the farms. Farm situate 14 miles nein Blyth Twenty-five acres fall plow d; d acres fall wheat, For partial]. ars apply to Fred Austin, I2, R. 1, Blyth, FARM FOR SALE 100 acres eine and a half miles from Blyth. Comfortable house, good barn and outbuilding., 6 to 8 acres of bush. Apply to N. Radford, Executor of the es- tate of the late John Scott. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that any person or persons dumping refuse or garbage on Wilson Street (Gipsy Lane) will be prosecuted without further notice The corporation has a dumping ground on Mrs, Jno. Weymouth's property and all garbage should be placed there Signed Street Committee. An attractive Offer For Our Readers. ThelSlandard costs 82.00 per year. The Family Herald & Weekly Star costs 81.00 year, Any home may have these two publications every week in the year at a special bargain rate of $2.75. The Standard will supply you with all the local news of your community The Family herald & Weekly Star will supply you with the best weelcly newspaper, the best agricultural paper and the best Fam- ily magazine on the continent. Subscribe or renew now to The Standard. FOR SALE—Three male police pups, two months old• Price 88 each. Apply to 3, C. Powney, t3elgreve, wand be required to prepare the papulation for such a drastic step, and it has now been decided to refer the matter to the legislative bodies of the Eastern National Soviet Repub- lics, There seems little doubt that some such law wilt ultimately be en- acted, Old Islamic customs, hallowed by centuries of tradition, cannot be Rout - tel overnight without a struggle; and not a few of the pioneer feminists in the Caucasus and Central Aala have 0.•00li' d the martyr's crown. In Uz- beeieLtn alone, the largest of the ter- ritorial divisions of Russian Central Asia, 300 women have been killed during the last few months for 'taking off their veils, according to reporia delivered at the confcr;nce of Work - ere Among Oriental Worsen. Some- times these murders were committed by indignant husbands and t;omcttnu'a by members of the community, stir- red up to fanatical rage by Lke ex - For the past twenty years an an' hortations of the mullahs, The confer - known Iniemit'has oclipied the wind• Oleo recommended that in the future swept-railns of the ancient Rocco Ia- such acts should be regarded not a, nula e chits, which rests at the base simple homicide, Inc which the maxi - of the chits, on which 1,300 years mum penalty in Russia is ten yearn' ago St. Benedict fotutdr;ct his famous imprisonment, bat aa counter-revon0 monastery, The hermit has no trot- ttonary offences, far which the penal. lowers. Ifo has founded no school, fe is death. He le neither raan)r 'for priest. and Still years of unremitting work and rats have been the sole companions propaganda on the part of the "elm - of his solitude during the past twen- nidal" and other organizations aro ty years. But to the townspeople of . beginning to show results. Among Monte Cassino a tradition of eatnlli- the more advanced eastern peoples of teas has grown around him, perhaps tate Soviet Linton, such as the Tar - because of the proximity of the her - tans, the Rnahklre and :he Chuvaehee, mirage to the ancient monastery, one can nrnv 11111dnd considerable num- Rocco ',mule Castle is 300 feet below bets of glia studying it the high the monastery, which was built to schools, and even in the universities. 629. During past centuries the castle Even in old Rohhara, one of the most has served 05 a 110101150 for the mon- remote, picturesque and pestilential artery from marauding bards which clues of Inner Asia, irhese medieval sought to loot the roue t tery and hat g` Mohammedan theolo sus worked out been the scene of men stirring bat - ties. Now the castle. t, in such di- the theory that woman has no soul, lnpidated condition that hardly one the yell has been generally put agile. room In it is proof from the rain, bu4 All sorts of devices etre brought the hermit stays on, into play to push, and prod, and Ida cares nothing for money and awaken the Eastern woman to a sense does no work except to keep his llv- of independence and civic conscien- ing quartqrs in repair. Ile subsists on tlonsness, Movable tents circulate only tho few trifles of bread and meat among the nomadic tribes of the steepe, distributit g peopegan and fruit that aro regularly brought da, med- lnhu by villagers, who are still sauna- teal aid and elementary hygicsde in - what awestruck by the sacrifices of atruelton. The Soviet East is dotted the hermit. Just what drove him to MAI women's clubs where the first the hermitage la not lunun, althmtgh shyness of the discarded veil may he nerI, ling to the townspeople It was forgotten and when: ' u in liter - business trouble and not disappoint- acy and vocational a are of- menl in love. Some lucky atnr seems feted, to shine, over file head. AliIsough 'ibla moderntzlosg vement to the there are plenty of persons in ltaiy Snvtet Past has mai points of con- wlth inclinations toward leading a 1(1ct• and sympathy h the Innovat- hernilCs life, auth0rlty Minn cuter- lug crusades Iatmch ,1 by Mustapha f ores with their plans and Lulls sinal Reiner 10 Turkey a tteaupted by t, mere on, Tho Recce lunula her• King Amanullab in f anistan. And mit, however, has eon:rived somehow Lhis to not the h z- .he tc icon+ to remain in the same rum.; for tweet- why Soviet symll�tI s Qi5linr,ly ly }ears, unhindered (111101' ty clvll on the side of .he A --hstn kinf_ 110 or creleeiastical authority. Pall of a progressive tr,±tllmc lu 01'- glnanistan could scarcely fail to heart.- RhJMiA.1N'IYI Cf'' s;'roN1; W't1RSN1J', en the mullahs, the bays or tribal — — chieftains and other pillars of the old Stone;; of Carnac Lt enact tiny err order in neigbboring Soviet Central Ono of Wooden; of tho Age. Asia. The Stones of Carnac in Brittany are one of the wonders of Rio ago, nobody knows when they were erect- ed, or why. Nowhere throughout Europe can there be seen such per- plexing evidence of an early race combining the most primitive sim- plicity with indications of a profound knowledge. Vast whgntun_ns of huge stones attract the eye, (headed or terminated by el'cles or dotuteus (ta- ble stones ram,noniy called crom- lechs) extending at fulmrvale 110 foe As seven tulles to Locmtu'laquer 0011 bulging out In all directions to Gtr deven, St, Barite, Kermario, Kerlee- can and the Quiherou. Intersec',eci amongst these aro tumuli, menhirs, tolmen (holed stones) and engraved stones. To the casual visitor they are rem- nants of stone worship, burying 1 ces or. records of conquered f pcans tend victories -Toast. Their strange markings are exactly similar to the thumb marks of ale human hand, but done on a large scale and with won- derful accuracy, The height of the Egyptian colunms and obelisks is al- most exactly the same. 1Vha.t relation FIRS COMM.', with Egypt? Fund Street. Whew Jesus Healed. What is believed to be the ancient street where Josue met the man bore blind, and performed the miracle of giving hint sight, has hist been um covered in Jerusalem. Remains of a massive gateway and part of the walls of Jerusalem in au excellent state of preservation have Also boon unearthed. A num4.r of hooses in 0 tine State t plesmwtWO0, with ut0.;tr fliers, h,v, dire been found They turn he- iyed L0 have been the dwellings of lm pilgrims who came to Jerusalem xtore its e:o.pture by the Saracens In 6.,, 1D, Trlacltlnu Peels Potatoes. A mitete peeling machine has been eeneierl for uas Its French amen' A NEW RA0113OANiNOVF. Newly-Riclt Lady 'Thought Ito Raid Forgotten Music. Here is a new Rachusaniuoff story, told by the composer -pianist to Frank Ernest Nicholson, compiler of "bray. oritc Jokes of Famous People": "Sihortly before I made my official debut in Russia," reminisced Raeh- maninoff,. "I accepted what engage wilts I could get playing for social anti's. At one such function given l•y a lady of the newly -rich type wito,1 umsic l education was sorely lacking, I played for my first number, Lisz's 'Paraphrase on Rigoletto,' which in filled with many long rests, "Ae I was holding my hands above the keyboard, motionless, deems one of the leut;thv reds, the hostess 10, ped me on the shotodor, and, in a voice Wet :0uld be heard all n001' 1110 room, miles. "'Tutug man, don't yell think you'd hotter play eomei.hing vee know?' " Martin I t Iher's t (haft u. While school Ir-xll n l.7 char of- ten nod fens 1(11100 ieeday are a. Ir,. cdo old, one yet in usi c': -n its tout• huudredl.h nsive, a,t -- "Luther's Catcchi; os" ---Hud stet is used in Lutheran schools, The Lutheran Church is the 1 re• est Protestant church. Its moon:•, silo fs estimated from 75.00011 :c 80,000,000, mostly in Norrheo.n i101 rope and America. The three foori Irneslnted into most Ianrva,:eo iii world are: The Bible, in :boor '0 langua;'es; "Luther's Cateeitiem.'' 137; "Pilgrim's Pto„ri0c." in 1(,7 The mast translated hymn is Let A J1igis y Fortress, in 13u, wood's likliest l fd, e, Tho new Grand Canyon lirld5- on the Arizona Highway. The bridge 11 485 fret in height, end theretori boats the hitherto unnssniled record kitchens. of the Victoria FaIle Bridge with IIA 421 feet tram the river's bed,