The Blyth Standard, 1930-04-17, Page 8PAGE 8 -THE BLYTA STANDARD -April 17, 120
George Spotton Led the Way
In an editorial o[ Monday, March, 24th,
the London Free Press, had the following
to say: --
"George Spotton, M. P., for North
Huron. has to his credit the fact that he
led the way in advocating the enactment
of a liquor export bill, Over a year ago,
when the Liberals, through Hon. W. D.
Euler, were showing the futility of such a
measure, Mr. Spotton urged in the House
the passage of such a bill, It is not often
that a private member takes the leader -1
chip in a matter of public concern. Mr.
Spotton can make such a claim. I lis .
words of a few years ago, as reported in
Hansard, are interesting to -day. and par-
ticularly interesting to the constituents of
N beth Huron:
"I wish to say, Mr. Speaker, that the
Township Councils, the Women's Institu-
tes, the United Fanners Clubs of my con-
stituency have been urging upon me to
ask this Government to get out of the
r umrunning business. Either we are isr i
it, or we are not. For the sake of a few
millions of ilhgotten dollars it is painful
to read the incidents of the rum -running
business which have recently appeared in
Ile- press Only to -day 1 noticed in a
newspaper that 14 rumrunners from Can
ada landed a cargo in Atlantic City worth
a quarter of a million dollars, We, in the
rid ng of North Huron. sir, wish to dissoc
nee ourselves from such a business, and
we call upon the Government to imple-
ment the recommendations which were
made by the royal commission that inves-
tigated the customs. In my county ee
are prepared to go further, and at any
Imo vote for the prohibition ofthe intporta
ti- al or manufacture or sale of alcoholic
liquors, In this, sir, I am speaking for
my county and myself, but particularly
I am speaking for myself."
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East MUawaaosh Council.
Council met on Aprii 8th with all the
members present. Minutes of last meet-
ing were read and approved on motion of
Councill• rs Campbell and Walker,
A representative of the Metallic Roofing
Co , Toronto, waited on the Council in
reference to the sale of Culverts The
c,uncil were of the opinion that it was too
early in the season to make :my purchas-
es along this line.
Court of Revision was then opened ac-
cording to notice on the Elliott Thain By-
law. James Cornelius appealed against
his assessment, stating he was assessed too
high for the amount of acreage he had in
eluded in the scheme, The Council how-
ever thought otherwise and this appeal
was dismissed and original assessment sus
tained. The bylaw was then finally read
and passed.
'I ne clerk was instructed to advertise for
tenders, to be opened at next meeting, for
the construction of the Killough, Wight -
loan and Elliott drains. A few small ae•
counts were ordered paid, the council then
adjourned to meet again on Monday.
May 12.
A Porterfield, Clerk. •
FOR SALE -Agricultural lime for farms
and gardens, Apply to Alonzo Smith,
Bly th.
Mr. E. Gaunt. of Lucknow, was a Sun-
day visitor at the home of W. H. and Mrs
Lyon.
Miss Olive Lyon, of Londesboro, was
the guest of Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Lyon
last week.
FOR SALE -Pure bred Back Minorca
eggs, 40c for 15 eggs, Apply Harvey
Letherland. Auburn, Ont
Among the names appearing in the list
of graduates from Ontario Hospital in
Loudon, next month, is Miss Violet Mar-
garet Bell, formerly of Blyth, now of
London,
Misses Grace and Gertrude Tanney, of
London. who were called home owing to
the critical illness and death of their fath-
er, the late Archie Tunney, are spending
some days at their home here.
The regulations governing the contest,
by which boys from all partsof Ontario
will be the guests of the Royal Winter Fair
next fall stipulate that the contest is open
to farmers and farmer's sons who have
not reached their 21st birthday on Nov, 1
and to be eligible to take part in the com-
petition they must submit some statement
as to the cost of some farm crop of opera-
tion. The arrangements provide for the
following accemodations while in Toronto
free of charge: Railway fare to and from
the city, lodging accomodation for four
nights: meals while in Toronto; an exten-
sive and vitally interesting program;
transportation while carrying out the pro
drum arranged.
With a gradual drop in the level of most
farm produce prices in the the past few
years, the cost of production again becom
es a vital factor in agricultural operations
One very high factor in reducing the costs
of production, the very foundation of all
agriculture, is better seed. However, urn
fortunately, when a man uses his own seed
as the bulk of Ontasio farmers do, there
is no selling and hence no government reg
tr!,tions, and as a result very little atten-
tion is paid to grade, Only seed that has
been cleaned up to meet a certain grade
and conformed with very strict regula-
tu+ns in regard to noxious weeds is allow
ed to be sold legally in Canada, and yet
in spite of all efforts to protect hint, the
average farmer goes ahead and uses un-
graded and very often uncleaned seed.
We are specializing, this seas-
on, in this price, and you will
find literally scores of designs
and colourings from which to
make your selection. Dark
grounds that are so fashion-
able are splashed with bright
colours, while lighter grounds
have dark or bright colored
patterns for variety. Small
designs and large designs are
to be found in these voiles at
$1.50 a yard.
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Ties in the same color com
bination as the shirts special-
ly made to match the Shirts
priced at $1.00 each.
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BLYTH. - ONTARIO
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Benjamtn Morr•
itt who passed away three years ago, Ap•
HI 12, 1927.
God is good. He gives us strength,
To bear our heavy cross.
Ile is the only one that knows,
How bitter is our loss.
We miss you at a thousand turns,
Along lifer weary way,
For lite is not the same to us,
Since you were called away.
You left behind some aching hearts,
That loved you most sincere,
That never have, and never can forget you
Sadly missed by wife and sons.
Mr. L. J. Williams underwent quite a
critical operation in St. Joseph's Hospit-
al, London, on Saturday. The latest re•
port indicates that he is progressing favor-
ably, which fact wit be pleasing news to
a host of friends in Blyth and vicinity.
The regular weekly meeting of the Y.
P. S. met in the basement of St. Andrew's
church on Monday evening. Miss Ruth
Barnby occupied the chair. This service
was very unique and interesting and was
one of "Easter Songs' After opening the
meeting with hymns and scripture reading
the minutes were read and approved The
following program wan carried out. Hymn
"Christ The Lord is Risen". Address by
Mrs. Weir "Explanation of Easter," Solo,
by Rev Anderson; hemn, mixed quartette
reading, "The Resurrection" by V. Mc-
Elroy; solo, Rev. Web; hymn, Instrumen
tal duet. E Mills and K. Logan; solo, M.
R, Stewart, hymn, prayer by Mrs. Ander-
eon, hymn, benediction, Rev. Web. The
meeting for next week will be withdrawn.
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here. We show all the newest
styles each season and the
styles this year are
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Clothing
Leave your order for your new
spring suit in good time for
Easter. Hobberlin and
Taylor's Suitings
are here. We guarantee
a perfect fit.
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Our garage is equipped with the prop-
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Gasoline, Oils and Auto Repairs on
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FOR SALE -- Buckeye incubator, in
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pump and 20 feet of hose. Apply at The
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FOR SALE -Eggs for hatching, from
pure bred White Leghorn hens. Apple
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$1.00, 1.25 1.-
50, 1.65, 1.75
Moodie's Bloom-
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latest shades and ex.
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Circle -Bar Hos-
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Two large shipments
recently received, py
ramid, square, french
and ordinary heels at
75c., $1.00, 1.-
25; 1.39, 1.50,
$1.95
puritan Maid
Silk Hosiery
Gordon, MacKay's
Specials at
75c., 85c, $1.00
Jean Gordon
Floral Chintz
Smocks at 2.50
"Whoopee"
Pyjamas
Striped Broadcloth at
$1.25
Print Frocks,
Special 89c
Tub Fast Prints
Men's Fancy Sox
Special purchase of
65c to $1.00. On sale
at 49c 3"4.
414
Men's Work Sox
5 pairs for 85c. 4
5 pail's for.- .._1.00
3 pairs for 1.00 *
Penman's Meri-
no Underwear
in best quality, each
$1.00
Outing Shirts in
Fast Colours.
Gordon's Manhattan
Shirts. Special $2.
William's Work
Boots
Best for Wear at
$2.95 to $5.00
Try a pair
Men's Fancy
Sweaters.
Perfection Knit
$3.75
Men's Spring
Caps
Beau tiful colors in
lights
$1.25. $1.50,
$1.75.
Fancy Biscuits
Best value, Keg 30 &
35c. mixed 25c
Wellington Lard
18c.
Long Sleeved
Dresses
Large and extra large
sizes...... .............. $.98
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