The Blyth Standard, 1903-01-08, Page 4A. 10641000.1..w -.
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BANTER,
JN QENhRAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
BLYTH, ONT tUUO.
11OTES DISCOUNTED,
Sale Novo a specialty. Advances
made to farmers on their own
,pone. No additional se2urity re-
quired.
IIiTEREST ON DEPOSITS ,At Current Rates,
We offer every accommodation con•
eistent with safe and conservative
banking principles.
4I4Ii14E1PRIYATE FUNDS
To loan on Real Estate at lowest
rates of interest.
$AL ESTATE AGENTS.
Persona wishing to sell will do well
to pleas their property on our list
for sale. Rents collected.
:OIYEYANGING
Of all kir ds,promptly attended,to,
JINSURANCE,
Ivo ',present the leading Fire end
Li.o Assurance companies, and re-
,apectfully solicit your account,
OFFICE HOURS: 10 A.M. to 8 p.00.
Bus11noss ser s.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.,
_ $otte19m tor Bank of Hamilton. Money to
coke 01Doee, Meyer bloat, Wtngham.
d 1, JACEBON, B.A.,
RQRRIBTER, SOLICITOR, ETC,
Gnomon sad Notary Public. Sollettor for
Beak
Pow,', f Pare, Blyth. hOtIPOoney 'Ai lend, look, over
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J0. LINDSAY, M,B.
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON,
Eue wor to Dr, Tait. Gradeate of the UM -
Wenn? of Toronto, Member of College of Pby
Laudon, Miens end
deand Rdnbartgh,Reotland host
pfish. OBoe and resident', twit lately Qom/.and by Dr, Tilt, Blyth.
W. J. MII.NE, 00.D.0.01.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ublrereity of Triuity College; 00.11..
_utverdty; Fellow ofTrinity
Physician'
and of ofer°natiO. Cgoroner881 the
'00011 00011of 111tron. Odioe, one door hotel, 40111111 street, yth.te of the
.T. 1. EUNR8TEP,
BARBER AND TOBACCONIST.
Choice stook of Tobaeooe, Cigars and Pipes on
hand. Agent for the Parisian Steam Laundry,
Queen aa..t, Blyth.
C HAMILTON,
AUCTIONEER AND VALTIATOR,
Wed, Loan and 10.001na Agent, Ofdce, on
then!net,STAN.in,.o.ty. protopt a ,stent Ott.. Myth, Onion left at Tut
STEAMSHIP AGENT.
The ■ltinDemptter and Freneo•Oa edlan
h}iYen� ort resented Oman ticket" sold to any
Itagsse steteameLow
anPlanner arates1 waling fur furnished
as sppif.atton to Toa Brannan office, Blyth.
pea, S. L. TAUBE,
MANUTAOTDRING oPTI^..It1! AND
EYE 81,EC14List.
ALUMS of Speotaotee and Ifyeglasee1 made
ft , 6100(1l ettaot!on tine.. to fitting the
a Orders by mall promptly attended to.
awes* of ppertles, using my name ea I employ
. Satisfaction
',S,�Ua W}d. g&AASabliabel 1973 nents of 210 Richmond
name W., Toronto,
ALM.LADIES' COLLEGE
it. Thomas, Ont.
{TWENTY-SECOND YEAR)
Tice farthest south, and one of the
largest and best equipped in Canada.
Preparatory studies.
Graduating Courses—M.L.A., M.E.
L,., Piano, Organ, Sineieg, Violin, Fine
'Art, Elocution and Physical Culture,
Domestic Science, Commercial.
Healthiest location. Moderate char -
ye. Write for catalogue to
REV. PRiN. WARNER, ILA., B.D,
Whiter Term Opens Jan. 5th.
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A large, progressive sobool and one of the
haat on this continent. Tnie is a strong state.
meat but 10 11 a Erne one nevertheless, The
reason our school has a large attendance 11
benne 1t re a wide'awkke, hustling, working,
tesalt-produofng school. Recent graduates have
neepted positions at selartee tan{10g from 846
a month to }poo per annul.Write for our new
Melones
W. J. ELLIOTT - PRINCIPAL
A. 0. U. W.
ilk lodge. No.101, Amnions Order of United
comm, meets In the workmen ba11, Milne
on the Ind and nth Thursday in every
se eight p•w. Viet] og brethren are
y invited. le Cvalno, W.M T. J. Boon.
ell
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@the #attbarb.
A. E. BRADWIN, Puswaiu.
TRH BLYTH STANDARD, published every
Thursday morning, is a live focal never
paper, and hae a large circulation is
Blyth and eurrounding oouptrv, making
It a valuable advertising medium. Sub
}cri tion price to any part of Canada or
the united States only One Dollar per
innum in advance ; 81,60 will be charged
d not so paid. Advertising rates on
application, Job Printing neatly and
'l,enply executed. Correspondence of s
newsy nature respectfully solicited.
THURSDAY, JANUARY d, 1908.
—Mr, Albert Howlett, of Morris, will
build a new house next spring, He
Purchased the necessary white brick
from Messrs. Fraser at Logan, of
Blyth,
-.The following gentlemen have been
appointed license commissioners for
West Huron :—Mr. Hugh McQuarrie,
of Blyth ; Mr, ,lames Stevens, of Clin-
ton, end Mr. Wm, R. Robertson, of
Goderich.
Sale Register.
Wednesday, ,January 14th, Farm
stock and implements. Lot 4s,, con, 10,
Base lite, Hullett. Wm. Iouugblut,
proprietor. C. Hamilton, auctioneer.
Thursday, January 15th. Farpt, farm
stock and implements. Lot 42, con. 3,
East Wawanosh. Mrs. Mary Ann
Taylor, proprietress, C. Hamilton,
auctioneer,
Messrs, Salkeld Bro,. will hold their
annual sale of pure bred Shorthorn cattle
en Tuesday, January 18th, commencing
et 1.80 o'clock, consisting of eight bulls,
ranging in &gee f rom eight to 20 month,,
also five females, three of which ore in
calf. These ere the best lot they have
yet offered, containing members of the
t:ady Jane, Sansfareid and Beauty
families. Terms—Eight months credit.
Sate to be held on lot 5, con I, Bayfield
road, Goderich township, one mile south
of Goderich. Write for catalogue, etc.,
to Selkold Bros., Box' 59, or Thomas
Guudry, auctioneer, Goderich, Ont,
THE CRADLE.
LINDeAY,—In Blyth, on December 18th,
the wife of fir. J, C. Lindsay, of a
daughter.
S11oBnoox.—In Hullett, on December
12th, the wife of Mr, J. H. Sbobrook,
of a daughter.
MANNING,—In Hullett, on January 1st,
tho wife of Mr. Joseph Manning, of a
SON,
THE ALTAR.
FRAOER—STEWAET,—At the residence
of Mr. George Stewart, cousin of the
bride, Toronto, on December Blct by
Rev. S. Carruthers, Mr. Charles
Fraser, of Blytb, to Sadie, daughter
of Mr. James Stewart, of Blytb,
THE STANDARD
CHRISTMAS NUMBER.
Tie Christmas number of THE
STANDARD is now ready for distribu-
tion. Copies can be had at Mr,
Frank Metcalfe book store or THE
STANDARD office. The price la 25
cents per copy.
All subscribers who have already
renewed their anbseriptlong to THIO
STANDARD for another year will get
one, copy free by calling or sending
00 THE STANDARD office.
AU subscribers who renew for
another year will get ot10 copy. free.
All new subscribers will get one
copy free.
EVERYONE CAN H1j;I.P THE
CONSUMPTIVE.
The New Pepe Consumptive Hospital
Will Admit OonsumptivesOsol0004,
Without,eharge.
The appeal being made on behalf of Ohe
Few Free Copeumptive Hospital, built
under the auspices of the National Sani-
tarium Association—the first Free Cop-
sumptive Hospital in Canada—ie one that
touches closely the heart -strings of every
map, woman, and child the broad Domin-
ion over. Where is the community, far
or near, without its sufferers from thio
dread white plague? We are }ill in-
terested, in bringing these relief end re-
storing them to health, family, and
active citizenship again.
One important step in this direction
has been taken in the erection of the new
Free Consumptive Hospital, due to the
beneficence of two Toronto citizens, and
which is now nearly completed. When
the workmen go out of the building, and
that will bo almost immediately, all that
is wanted to make it ready to receive the
consumptive is that it be supplied with
bade and other furnishing appointments,
mo charge whatever being made for
admittance,
The National Sanitarium Association
are already carrying too heavy a debt to
undertake the furnishing themselves,
but the way is open for each one to help
in raising the $00,000 needed for this
purpose. The sum is not a large one.
Ten thousand individual contributions of
61.00 each out of a population of nearly
0,000,000 people would accomplish this
end. Sonya, of course, with their hearts
racked by the sufferings of relatives,
friends, orLollow-citizens, will, out of their
abundance, do better than this. Fifty
dollars will furnish a bed. Wbatisneeded
is that the amount be raised quickly, that
the many knocking at the doors of the
National Sanitarium Association may
find a plane open for them,
Contributions for this purpose, 11.00
nr more, will be received by Sir Wm. B.
Meredith, Chief Justice, 4 Lamport Ave.,
Toronto ; W. J. Gage, Esq., 64 Front St.
West, Toronto; or National Trust Co„
Limited, Treasurer, 29 Bing St. East,
Toronto. Fifty dollars will furnish a
—The annual meeting of the Orange
lodges ooptmaing the Morrie diotrlat
will be held in the Orange hall at Blyth
on Tuesday afternoon of next week.
BLYTB MAREiIT0.
Blyth, /an. 7.—Wheat, estd to 07o. Barley,
08o to ego. Pe,a bac to 810. Oats, 90o to 300.
Egg., lee En 180. Rutter, 11e to 100. Potatoes,
Po to 400. Hides, de to 80. Ray, ed to 87. Lard,
180 to 14.. Pork, 67 to s,8. Flour, CIO to }996.
Wood. }9 to 80.80 Wool, 190 to 180. Turkeys,
Ile to t0a. Geese, So to 9o. Dinka, 6o to 180.
Oblokens, do to 80.
Estray Sheep.
Strayed on to the premise' of the ander.
dgneJ, W 1A lot 38, con, e, East. Wawanosh, on
or about D"eember let lent one Leloester ewe.
Owner an have same by proving property and
Opaying all expense. JAMS. VLNT, Blyth P.0„
ut 200
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Morrie Braoob
Agricultural misty will be bald et the Com•
merclal hotel, Blyth, on Wa8nesdsy, Jeunery
lith, 1003, at one o'c (Ink p,n. The auditors'
report will he itemised, oftloere elated, and
any other torsions that nen be trmoseted will
copse before the meeting. A. E. Baanwta,.
secretary.
Annual Meeting.
The annual general meeting of the share.
holden o1 the Londssb0rouYh Creamery Co. will
be held in 01ii1's ball, Londooborougb, on Fri.
day, January Wird, at one o'oli'ek p.m. A men
log of the patrons will be held 1n +he same hall
at two *look pin. A full attendance of share.
holden and patrons Jo requested Joan Wm,
President. W. L. Ocotoore, aeoretery. 0911
House For Sale.
A good dwelling bone and one son of laud,
part of Lot No, s,0. on North street, In the 391.
age of Blyth 1 here lea larpe,:reme dwelling
house with khohan and woodshed attached, aim
a good frame stable. The house manias eight
rooms all well anlabed, good stone re liar, bard
and soft water. Tb'ue ere it lotgpood bearingfruit trees, grapes, shrubs, eta., and garden anal
Iain. Will be s11d reaeooahle. For tml par -
Monter, ergnite of CoAILea F[,ounr on the
premises, Or 0. BarnLTor, Blyth, Mit
Executors' Notice to Creditors
Executors' Notice to Creditors of Alex-
ander R'ilson, tete of the Township
of Morris, in the County of Huron,
.Deceased.
Nodes is hereby glean, pursuant to the
Stetot'o In that behalf, that all creditors end
other" Laving claims against the sr. tete of Alex.
ander Wilson, dweased, who died 0n the year
1001 at esid Township of Morris, are regnired,
on or before the 2010 day of January, A.D 19.4,
to deliver to J. Oc0i1 Bambtoa, barrister, Liao.we), Ont., or to J. A. Jectsoo, berrieter, Blyth,
Ont„ eolfoltor for undersigned executors of the
late &lootteder Wilson,a written statement of
their nems; eddretaes and 000npatlotu, with
tun paotdoulars of their Oakes and of the
securities (if any) had by them.
And notios ie lumber given that after meld
90th day of Jauuevy, 1909 the said exeouron
will prooeed to distribute the estate of the said
deceased, having reglad only to those claims of
which they may have notice, end toot trey will
Ont be liable for the proceeds of the 0atafe so
districted to anyerson of whose claim ihev
had net notice at the rate of scot disttibntiou.
Janne Wsben Exsoatora
Joan Mums,
Dated thle letb day o1 Dooember,1302. 90d
We Return Tnanks
to farmers and others for the very
liberal patronage given in the past
season. We are still in the market
for all kinds of Grain, Butter and
Eggs, Poultry, Etc. We offer you
no trade, but the highest price in
cash. Wishing all the compliments
of the season. Store to Rent.
MoMILLtAM & CO.
Dlnsley street • Dlyth
BLYTH LIVERY
and SRLE STALES
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A Merry Christmas
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A Happy New Year
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WE ARE RIGHT IN IT FOPR,
CHRISTMAS
GOODS
We have a large and varied Hoak of goods suitable for
the holiday trade.
No use trying to enumerate or quote prices.
Come and nee for yourselves and you will Ds pleased.
J. A. Anderson
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Clearing Christmas
Overcoats and
Clothing Oddments
.Christmas trade, has broken the assortment of several of
the ,popular or Most useful lines in Coats and Suits. Those
who have been waitini; to see what Christmas has brought
will have a great chance fur a few days to remedy any over-
sight on Santa Claus' part. Come and see the clearing re-
ductions we are making on Overcoats and Suits.
Moya's Overooatlel
Overcoats that wont fail to give satisfaction. They confine the latest
dress styles, they're honestly made in every respect, they will fit perfectly.
As for value, you can match thein against all comers at these prkea, and
always tlnd them the beat. Men's Overcoats, made of heavy imported 01. -
ford grey cheviot cloth, made in medium length, box heck style, ordinary
dap pockets, Italian linings, velvet collars, special $7, $10 sad 112.
Boys' Tweed Suits for $3.50.
Boys' Three-piece Suits, short pants, made of heavy tweed, in Oxford
grey, Italian lined, special at $3.50.
BERRINOTON, BUTII
Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S.1 HEINaTO1,t
PROPRIETOR.
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90900000
First-class Horses and Rigs for
hire at reasonable rates.
Best of accommodation to Com
mereial Travellers and others requiring
rigs.
Veterinary office at livery stable.
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KING AND QUREN STREETS, BLYTH,
Hurrah for
Christmas!
Which is the seaeon for merry-
making and exchanging ofcon-
gratulations and festivity and
this is the spot to procure your
supplies for the occasion,
Bon Bons at various prices,
and Candies in abundance of all
kinds, the latest out. Fruits
and Ousters unexcelled. Good
Fresh Groceries and Eatables in
Bakery line always on hand,
and as cheap as the cheapest—
quality considered.
Wishing you ell a Merry
Christmas and a Happy Now
Year.
R, R, DQUGLAS
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The Popular Clothing House
Our Big Annual
MUIR
$ALEI
Is now going on. AU Winter (Foods
will be cleared out regardless of cost
COME EARLY AND SECURE
THE BARGAINS . .
St H. GIDLEY
.. BLYTH . .
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