The Blyth Standard, 1930-06-12, Page 4PAGE 4—THE BLYTA STANDARD --June 32, 1930
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Daily Freight and Express from London
Closed vans for furniture loads anywhere.
Every load in3ured for $3500.00.
Service and Satisfaction Our Motto.
E. H. EPPS & SON.
NOTICE
Notice is her by given to the land own.
ers of Blyth that the Weed Act is to be
more rigidly enforced during 1930.
Clause 3, Ontario Weed Control Act
totes "Every occupant of land or if the
and is unoccupied. the owner shall de-
stroy alt w ads designated noxious by the
regulations as often in every year as is
sufficient to prevent the ripening of their
Reds.'
NOXIOUS WEEDS
Bladder Campion, Ox -eye •Daisy, Sow
Thistle, White Cockle, Wild Oats, Can.
oda Thistle, Blue Week, Chicory, Docks
Ragweed, common, Ribgrass, Stinkwe d
Tumbling Mnstard, Wild Carrot, Bur-
docks, Hawkweeds, Wild Lettuces.
Property owners are advised to exercise
great care in destroying all noxious weeds
before they go to seed and the coopera-
tion of every one is expected in a general
clean up.
If these precautions are not taken, the
inspector may exercise his authority and
Have the menace removed before the
weeds mature.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF Luther Jones
Williams, Deceased.
NOTICE is herebygiven that all per-
so:te having claims gainst the estate of
Luther Jones Williams, late of t he village
of Blyth, in the County of Huron, mer-
chant, deceased, who died on or about
the 21st day of April, A, D. 1930, are re-
quired to deliver to the undersigned Ex-
ecutors of the said estate. on or before tete
74th day of June, A. D., 1930, a full state
nrnt of their claims ;together with partic-
ulars thereof, and the nature of the secur-
ities if held by them, all duly verified by
allidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
said last mentioned date the said execu-
tors will proce,d to distribute the estate
of the said deceased amongst the persons
entitled thereto having regard only to
such claims as they shall have received
due notice and in accordance therewith.
DATED at Blyth Ontario, this 2711,
day of May, A. D, 1930,
LESLIE HILBORN Executors.
MINNIE WILLIAMS
FOR SERVICE
The pure bred Gramandyke Yorkshire
boar "Parkdale Emporer No. 140922."
This animal was bred by A. Dynes, Ot-
tawa. and was sired by "Valley Farm Rul
er 4'' the prize winning boar at Central
Canada Exhibition, Ottawa, in 1929.
Edward Haggitt, Blyth, Ont,
BENMILLER
NURSERIES
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME.
by planting a Bed of Geraniums, or some
of our Giant Snapdragon or our Ilmmense
Asters with their long wavy, twisted ;pet -
ale of Giant Fluffy Ruffle Petunias, or
Salvia or Pansies,
3 hese or any of the other fine Annuals
or Bedding Plants we have would certain•
ly add greatiy to the attractiv'ness of
your Lone this summer,
You may make your selection at the
Nursery, or ask your Grocer or Feed Store
mar for our plants Most of them carry
ou stock.
STEWART BROS.
R. R. 4. Goderich, Ont.
'Phone Carlow 235.
Eleanor M. Snider,
A. T. C. M.
Teacher of Piano, Vocal and Theory,
Pupils prepared for the Toronto Conser-
vatory examinations,
Studio at Mrs. Harvey Mason's, Blyth.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received b;+ the under-
signed for the painting of the interior of
I be Westfield School, U. S. S. No. 6 East
Wawanosh, Specifications may be ob-
tained from the Secretary. Work to be
completed by August 2Cth. All tenders
to be in by June 20th, Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
W. Albert Campbell, Secretary,
R. R, No. 2, Auburn.j
PRINCE O'KUMA is a splendid doer.
a horse of immense weight. In 1915 he
won First at Stirling Fall Show. In 1916
he was second in the Eastern District of
`tirlingshire Show; and in 1917 he stood
Reserved of the Glasgow Junior Premium,
He held the Banffshme Premium in 1018;
the Castle Eden Premium in 1919, and
the Kirkmichael Premium in 1920. He
has travelled at home this season Was
hired to a Club in Ontario at $21 a mare
for 100 mares in 1922, at one-third down
at service.
PRINCE O'KUMA (imported) (23357)
(19231) is a roan with face and hind legs
white, fore legs dark, born June 1915,
bred by Donald Mitchell, Ross Farm,
Kippen, Stirtingsliire, Scotland. Import-
ed September 29th, 1921, by Brandon
Bros., Forest, Ontario,
PRINCE O'KUMA'S sire was Prince
Ossian (23361) (16004), he by Royal Fa-
vorite (4052) (10630), whose dam was
Annie Pride (19256) (21664), Prince
O'Kuma's dam was Lady Marion (26027)
sired by Up Dux (11213) (12774) and her
darn was Jess of the Koss (25927.)
Enrolment No, 1114 Form A 1
ENROLMENT CERTIFICATE
of the Clydesdale Stallion Prince O'Kuma
(imp.) Registered in the Canadian Clydes•
dale Stud Book as No. 23357. Owned by
Joseph Sr William Gray. of Blyth, Ont.
Foaled in 1915, has been enrolled under
The Ontario Stallion Act. Inspected on
the 16th day of October, 1929, and found
to be sound, of good conformation and an
animal tipical of the breed,
THE ONTARIO ENROLMENT
BOARD
Robt, McEwen, R. W. Wade,
Chairman. Secretary.
ROUTE FOR 1930
MONDA v—will leave his own stable,
tot. 23, con. 13, Hullett, and proceed to
the Base Line to Herb. Govier's for noon;
thence by way of base line to Goderich
Tp, to Fred. McCullough's for night. -
TUESDAY—will proceed by way of
Holmesviile to R. D. Stirling's for noon;
hence by way of Benmiller and McGaw to
Angus McDermid's for night.
WEDNESDAY—will proceed north and
east to R. Finnigan's for noon; thence
north to Harry Chamney's for night.
THURSDAY—will proceed to J. Mc-
Burney's for noon; thence to A, Brydges'
for night.
RIDAY—will proceed south to J,
Caldwell's for noon; thence west and south
o W. Yungblutt's for night.
SATURDAY—will proceed along the
boundary to Wm. Brown's for noon;
thence by way of Londesboro to his own
stable where he will remain until the fol-
lowing Monday morning.
This route wilt be kept up throughout
the season, health and weather permitting
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
To insure a foal $14 to be paid on first
of February 1931. Mares not returned
regularly to the horse will be charged full
insurance whether in foal or not, and
parties disposing of their mares before
foaling time will be charged full insurance
All accidents at risk of owners of mares.
These r, les will be strictly adhered to.
JOS, & W, GRAY, F YUNGBLUT;
Proprietors. Manager.
STRAYED
Strayed from the premises of the under-
signed lot 32 concession 6, Fast Wawa -
nosh, on or about May 20, tate red year-
ling steers. Finder will kindly advise the
nwner.
HARRY COOK,
Phone N, H. 624r32
FOR SALE—British Columbia lunber,
shingles and cedar posts. Apply to Dun.
can Johnston. Walton, Ont.
Mrs, Ager, of Calvin, N. D., was the
gue St of Mrs. J. H. R. Elliott,
wsrLOST—Truck license No, 29869C,
Finder will please return to F. J. Holly -
man, Blyth.
Blyth Citizens' Band will give a pro•
gram of music in front of Memorial Hall
this Saturday evening.
Dr, and Mre, Toll, Miss Herrington
and Mr. Fred Somers motored to Toron-
to early Wednesday morning to see the
Shriners parade,
The members of the McLean Mission
Band are asked to bring their gifts for
the bale on Saturday next. The donationa
are to be suitable for use in missionary
schools.
Mr. Joseph Habkirk, of F, rt William,
and Mrs. Belle Habkirk, of Neepewa
Man., accompanied the remains of their
mother, the late Mrs, Jos. Habkirk, here,
on Tuesday.
Hydro users will take notice that all
monthly and quarterly accounts for hy-
dro are payable to Mr, Jas. Dodds, who
has been appointed collector in the place
of the late L, J. Williams.
Mr. and Mre. J. Henry Iloover wish to
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Muriel, to Dr, Chester Clark, of East
Lancing, Mich., the wedding to take
place the latter part of June.
The Ladies' Quartette of Old St. An-
drews' Presbyterian Church, consisting of
Misses J. Somers, A. Taylor, Mrs, Her-
rington,and Mrs. S. Cuming sang a beau-
tiful selection at the afternoon service last
Sabbath.
"George Spotton, M. P., of Wingham,
was down in this vicinity on Saturday,
with rod and line, trying his luck in some
of the streams which he fished in boyhood
We don't know whether he got sufficient
for his supper or not taccording to some
stories it wotid have to be some catch)
but we do know that, in conversation with
Mr. Spotton that evening, he informed
us he has resolved to have some of the
streams stocked with Government fish, for
the public benefit. This will be good news
far the local anglers, who know Mr. Spot -
ton's reputation for getting what he goes
after, and incidently fu1811ieg his promises
--Fordwich Record.
Returns to the Provincial Apiarist indi-
cate that the northern parts of Ontario
give the highest yields of honey For 1928
the average per colony was 180 pounds in
Kenora, 137 in Bruce and Renfrew, 116 in
Nortt umbertand and 109 ih Algoma. One
southern county, Elgin, has the high aver
age of 143 pounds while the adjoining
counties, Kent and Norfolk have 88 and
10 pounds respectively. In total quantity
Bruce, Grey, Simcoe and York take the
lead, partly due to the fact that clove
alsike are grown abundantly. The honey
crop for the province for the season of
1028 was 13 859,969 pounds three-fourths
of which was classed white. The estimat-
ed value was over million dollars.
The remains of Mrs. Joseph Habkirk,
who died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Habkirk, at Neepewa, Man., on Fri-
day list, arrived here on Tuesday and
were conveyed to St. Andrews' Unit,d
Church where service was held by Rev.
Geo. Weir. followed by interment to the
Union Cemetery. The deceased, who was
91 years old last October, was the widow
of the late Joseph Habkirk, who passed
away about thirty years. Some time af-
terwards Mrs, Habkirk and her two daugh
ters, Belle and Jennie, moved to Brussels,
afterwards moving west where they have
since resided. Those who remember Mrs
Habkirk, speak of her as a lady of excel!.
ent personal qualities and one who held
the esteem of a wide circle of friends, The
pall -bearers were:—Messrs W, J, Sims, R
B. McGowan, R. J. Powell, F. Metcalf F
D. Stalker and A. McGowan.
"A Pafr of
Sipes"
3 Act Comedy
PRESENTED BY
Blyth Citizens Band
—IN..
MemorialHall,Blyth
—0N—
Wed., June 18, '30.
Orchestra and Spec-
ialties between acts.
Admission:
Adults 50c. Children 25c.
This will be the last presentation of
this play in Blyth,
H. A. LOITREE
successor to
J. FERCUSON & CO. Brussels
IN THE McMURCHIE BLOCK, BLYTH.
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We still have a nice rang of
DRESS VOILES, RAYONS. FUGI SILKS
to choose from.
DIMITY in fine check in White. Yellow, Green, Blue &
Pink, 36 inches wide, per yard 25c.
MOSQUITO NETTING, In a close check. Your choice,
Green or White, per yard, 10c
TURKISH TOWELLING, This is in a Fancy Pattern
and Heavy Quality. Special price per yd 25c.
8-4 Bleached Sheeting, good quality, plain, 69c.
8-4 Sheeting, unbleached, in a real heavy Cotton 65c.
TICKING, These we have in the best procurable. Fine
or heavy quality 50c
BLACK OR BLUE DENIM. which will give the best
satisfaction, Per yard 49c.
Also a complete Stock of
Colored Flannelette, Linen Towelling,
Indian Head Pillow Cotton, Near Linen, Etc.
Ammo...mar No
NO TROUBLE TO S1IOW GOODS
Phone 71
Have Your Car
in Good Condition
before you take it
on the road
Check your brakes carefully before you start out on the
highway. You may have to depend on them, and they may
fail you ... to the injury of yourself or others.
See that your headlights do not glare. The Night Patrol
of the Traffic Police may stop you and issue a summons.
Glaring headlights are the terror of night driving.
Be careful. Show courtesy to others on the road. Use your
common sense in deciding where, how, and at what speed you
will drive your car.
The Keystone of Safety
on the King's Highway
and all other roads and streets
The HON. GEO. S. HENRY, Chairman
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The Cradtr, ANNUAL MEETING FOR SALE -10 acres of land on which
SPAFFORD—l1, Toronto, on June 7th, The annual ,neeting of the lot owners is situate a good brick dwelling and stable
to Mr. and Mrs. Earl SpafJune (nee i'' t1,` Blyth Union Cemetery will be held The property will be sold at sacrifice on
Evelyn Stinson) a eon, George Arthur. in Cng, ,ju ity at, Blyth, on Friday, immediate sale. Apply at The Standard
evening, June 13, et 8 p. m. Real Estate Agency, B. McGowan, S4cretary,