The Blyth Standard, 1903-06-18, Page 4JAMES rilcBIURCHIE
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0Y. DLAIR,
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR,ETO,
Sohettor for the Village of Blyth, the Town-
ship of Gob, the Howlett Mutual Plre Insurance
'Om, and the Metropolitan Dank. Prlvete cud
Oompsu, money to loan at lowest rates. OffiW
over RMndard (lank, Brussels.
OR. G. E. LONG,
DENTAL SURGEON.
Suotelo0r to Dr. Jerome. Graduate of the
j1 •yel College o1 Dental Surgeons. An uonor
Orefse of Toronto lJnivvav. OMa �over
eoePowe( store,lIt4li
j 0. LINDSAY, M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Sueoeasor to Dr. TOt. Graduate of the Vol-
eerBit of Tompto, Member of College of Phy
Neftel and Surgeons of Ontario. Formerly of
letuden, ICptland sod Edinbnrglt,gootlend, hoe•
Oen 0 Sloe and reaideone, cost lately pomp
Vied er Dr. Taft, Dlyth.
11y J. MILNE, M,D.C.M.
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PBYSICIAN ANL SURGEON,
the f loth Panbarb.
ND.O-M., University of Trinity College; M.D.,
ptoseda Uolveralty ; Felice of Trion," Monest
thlllege, end of member College of Physicians
sod fAwtrgenoo of Ontario. Coroner for the
(loamy o Bunn. Mee, one door north of she
pomtnanti0( hotel, QueenMoat, HOS.
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A. E. BRADWIN, PusLIagb
Duncanson. We congratulate these
Young people on t heir success.... Messrs,
L. McDonald & Go, have finished sew-
ing this year's cut of logs, end will now
turn their attention to the manufacture
of barrel heading.... Mr, Thomas Bolger
Tint BLVTH STANDARD, published every has had his barn raised up, preparatory
Thursday morning, is s live e_ocal pew•• to hit Oil) ft cement, wall and stabling
paper, and has a large circulation in placed ulderneethit...,Mr. John Short -
Blyth and surrounding country, making reed, jr., is also making preparations
rt a valnahle advertising medium. Sub' for enlarging and building a cement
blocic wall ander his learn_ ..lir. W.
G. Neal spent a few davit in Toronto
Inst week.... Mr. wren. Pollard, jt'., is
back from the west for a short time,..,
Mr. R. H. Ferguson le adding a wet of
shingles to hie residence '11r, Wm.
T. J. HUCKSTBP,
BARBER AND TOBACCONIST,
Chola Emit of'rehaoaoe, Cigars and Pipet on
hand. Agent for the Parisian Steam Launder,
tlnean Street, Birth.
acription price to any part of Canada Or
the United States only One Dollar per
annum in advance ; $1.50 will be charged
f not so paid. Advertising rate, on
application. Job Printing meetly end
Cheaply executed. Correspondence of ,
newsy nature respectfully solicited. ,\l. Smith is erecting a kbtahen at the
----- rear of his resiienc,.-„The Ladies' Aid
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1903. society of Duff's church will hold their
annual garden party at the manse
ONTARIO WANTS MEN.
Ontario, the most populous province
in tiff Dominion, has joined in the cry
for more men. The stringency- in the
leiter supply has become general both
in the cities and in the country dis-
tricts. The colonization department of
the government is constantly receivieg
•applications both from farmers and
herds of industrial euterpri000, fcr ad -
Premises of one who is not their owner,
ditional help. It is estimated that tl'te
there are two courses to pursue. As
scum 08 all animal is discovered on a
Ian's premises, he may drive it to the
pound and notify the clerk of the muni-
cipality, who will attend to its reluaae
or disposition, or he may secure it. on
his own preulises and retain it while 1.e
is complying with statutory require'
1110010 for its disposition which are
these: He must first publish a notice of
the presence of sitelt beast nn his pro.
perty in a newspaper issued iu his
locality and keep the same running for
three consecutive weeks. 1f the °weer•
f:;tie to (.lain' the animal its custodial'
must keen it for two menthe and if its
value exceeds 820 it mulct be sold and
after all expenses of harboring and elle,
which muse not exceed 820, have been
deducted, the b lance must be handed
to the treasurer of the municipality, in
ease the lawful ovreer of the animal
has not in the meantime been found.
Di the value of the animal is below $20
It Weenies the property c1f the roan on
to whose premises it has strayed after
lie has properly advertised its presence.
When an twined loclaimed and expenses
of pasture or feeding aro detertnined,
the law makes provision against exhor-
bitant chargee. Any person harboring
animals which are not his own and does
not advertise their preeence is liable to
prosecution when a heavy fine may be
unposed by the justice of the peace,
C. RAMILTON,
ArCTIONEEIt ANA VALUATOR.
Leath Loge and Inenranoe Agent. Office, on
Queen street Myth. Orders lett at Ttto 6$144.0000 of9oe will receive prompt attention.
groumde on Tuesday evening, June 80th.
....Rev. Alfred Andrews, ex -president
of the Manitoba Methodist conference,
is the new pastor of Walton Methodist
church. He will enter upon his new
duties the fleet Sondey in July.
About Stray Cattle.
The laws of Ontario regarding stray
cattle are very definite. In cases where
cattle are vet large and wander onto the
prov,nce regulres et (east 15,000 1mm1-
ggrauts to supply immediate demands,
How to seem,, them is the problem the
government is now earnestly endeavor-
ing to solve.
The reason for this lack of help may
he briefly summed up in the increasing
demand for labor, and a decrease in the
supply, duo to the steady exodus going
from the older -settled portions of the
province to Now Ontario and the 1111a-
dian west, Tite rural districts have
been subject to a two -fold drain, from
its population flocking into cities to
work in the ntanufacturi'tg establish-
ments and from othere migrating to the
west to take up new land. As a result
there le a great demand for labor in the
agricultural industry, and the wages
offered to farm betide have been increas-
od more than one-third. On the other
heed the exodus from the rural districts
has not in recent years kept p80e with
the demands of rapidly extending indus-
trial concerns, and several lrianutacttil•-
ere in the province are in 'teed of one
hundred to nvo hundred men each. Al-
though wages have been raised in almost
every branch of employment, this has
not proved a sufficient lure to keep mem
from flocking to the new territories.
Still another cease for the scarcity of
wet kmen in the province is that of the
incoming population from Europe, a
very small percentage ultimately settle
in Ontario. Last year there were 5000
arrivals from foreign countries, hit it
le estimated that less than one-third of
that number settled down, the remain•
der comtiuuing their journey farther
west.
The Ontario government is dealing
with 110 matter eeergetictily through
the celori2ation department. They
have laid the matter before the immi-
gration departmetlt of the Dominion
government, and have asked that a
largo number of the immigrants now
being brought to this oountre be sent, to
Ontario. In addition to this they are
doing some lossionary work in Uneat
Britain on their own enema, and they
expect that the immigration to the
province will be at least doubled during
the present year.
pROY. S. L. TAUBE,
MANIIPACTDRING OPTICIAN AND
EYE SPECIALIST.
All kinds of Spoorooles and Eyeglasses made
to order. Special attention 1.1ve0 to dtting the
eye. Grams by mail momptly attended to.
Beware
evr.e as employ
travellingies agent' using Satisfaction
gttua0Ned. Established 1075. 231 Richmond
street W., Toronto,
OUR MOTTO: "High Grade Work Only."
Our graduate. readily teems posil!ona
I beoayse ,or high gran" i3Oi, Lig prrr terl •
them t tmu.ler tl...1 chats `OYv,cee, plies,• •
Ila., 01011 want an;tciass worker. and •
• b-,ve no time to waste .tp,m the other ♦♦
kind, Commence a course now and be
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(TWENTY-SECOND YEAR)
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graduating Uoua:ses-M.L.A., M.E.
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BEY. I1IUN. WARNER, 31.A.,
'EXETER.
Nl)TEs.-Mr. 1V, L. Parish, the evan-
geliet, has been holding open air meet-
ings of Main street for the past few
niehts.,,.The congregation of 'PH vitt
Memorial church, on the occasion of
the return of their rector, Rev. R. J.
Id. Perkins, and his bride, presented
them with a beautiful secretary
The Independent Order of Foresters
will attend divine worship in the Main
Street Methodist church on Sunday
next.... Mr. and Mrs. le. E. Pickard
left Wednesday last for M.ttti•eel, from
which place they Will axil for England.
They will be accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Braune, of New York.... Miss
Norse Bobier has returned from her
visit with Chatham and Detroit friends,
.... Misses Bethenin end Maggie Gardi-
ner, of llbinleck, Iowa, aro visiting
Exeter friends. They expect to remaiu
iu this neighborhood for a couple of
m eths....Mrs.l'iwell and Mise Cora
Fowoll halo returned home, after
spending elle mouth with Woodstock
friends.
WAGGONER
EXTENSION LADDER
Ree no equal for any kind of wor4 ;
rep ire painting, staokiug, hay tort,
fruit picking, etc.
' Thousands In Daily Use.
Weggener Fo'diug Lawn Swings,
Teems 140c rde, C,othee Horeee,Paete
aides, Eta.
Write fa 01teiogue, It's fro.
WAGGONER LADDER CO., LTD.
Landon, Canada.
ST. HELENS.
Weietesa BELLS. -One of those happy
events, when two lives are linked es
one, took piece on June Srd at the home
of Mr. Thomas Todd, when hie daugh-
ter, Charlotte, became the w•ifeof Mr, E.
McRoberts, a prosperous young farmer
of this vicinity, At five o'clock, to the
strains of the weddhig march, played
by Miss A. 11. Clerk, the party took
their places in the parlor, under an arch
of flowers. The bride was assisted by
her cousin, Miss Jean Todd, while Mr.
te. Mcttuherts, brother of the groom,
performed a sinelar office. Mise Verna
MacDonald made a charming tittle
flower girl. Rev. S M, Whaley sol-
emnized the marriage, in the presence
of about 100 guests. After congratula-
tions, all repaired to the dieing i'oonn, the team are as follows :-101r. R. Clegg,
whore they e111oyed a beautiful fowl din president • 51r. A. M. Crawford, vice -
Sports and Pastimes.
A football match Was played on the
Agricultural park here on Monday even-
ing between the Blyth and Westfield
teams. Owing to seine misunderstand-
ing in the arrangements for the match,
the Westfield team was not expected
and the Blyth team was not prepared to
play, but an emergency team was pick-
ed up end a good genie resulted. The
score was a tie -ono goal (soh. The
Bleth players were: -Goal, T. B. Mc -
Ai ter ; becks, Dr. Love, 'Thomas O'Con-
nor; hall hacks, W. N. MacDonald,
Wm, Smith, Ed. Meson; forwards,
John Heroes, David Somers, R. M. Mc-
Kay, H. L. Haines and R, H. Somers,
The Blyth baseball team went to
Goderich on 'Tuesday and trounced the
county town aggregation in all -inning'?
game by a score of 12 to 10. Below is
the summary :-
'Myth- 11 0
D. Sowers, o....... 1 0
MacDonald, 0b .. 6 7
MoArter, 20 1 4
etewart, rt 2 8
Porte+aeld, u2 2
Bougies, p ....••1 8
H. goners, If . 2 4
McMillan, of . 2 2
Allmon, lb 1 8
19 38
(101ege-
B lByt y t h ..... 9 0 1 0 9 0 2 9 0 0 5 -19
Godwin/1 0 2 0 2 0 1 9 9 0 0 1-(0
Brussels football players are cham-
pions of district No, 5. The Brussels
W.F.A. intermediate football team, ao-
compernied by 100 admirers left Brussels
on a special train on Monday for Mild-
may, to play the final genie for the
champiotieltip of district No. 5. The
score was 1 to 1, which gives Brussels
the championship, as goals count. Brus-
sels having scored one more goal in the
two games played between these two
teams. Aa an evidence of the good
article of ball played by the Brussels
team it may he said that they are the
first team that has visited Mildmay in
six years mid come out victorious. This
game shuts Mildmay out of the finals,
and gives Brussels the bye for the cup.
This snakes eight consecutive wing for
Brussels, which is every game that has
been plcyed,
Mr. T. J. McLean, manager of the
Wingham baaehall club, hes tbis year
gathered together a very fast nitre,
which promises to give the patrons of
the gatne something worth witneseing.
They have so far played four games,
and have won them all by good mar-
►tiLe, Among these defeated by them
is the champion Cargill loam, who were
unbeaten during the season of 1902.
Doyle and Daum compose the bat.
levy, and much credit is due their
pleverness. The officers and personal of
(lo-lerl'h- 1t 0
Itueesbaw, o .... 0 4
McLeod, If 0 e
Anne, 8b 3 It
9at,lb 9 8
Oampbeil, p 0 7
Mohaoohlln, ae2 8
McAuley If 2 8
Oarroli, 2b0 9
MoDlaruild, of0 2
10 88
i 2215 ME rills IriR " r,
Right in Front . .
WITH SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS
Our range of White and Colored Muslins excel.
To see our Prints means to buy -they are beauti-
ful. A full range of the celebrated Crompton Cor-
sets on hand in all the newest styles. It will be
well worth your while to see our Dress Goods be-
fore buying. We have exceptionally good values.
A lot of Boys' Clothing just to band. Trude in
the Millinery department was never better. Our
staff have to work all the time and over time,
COME AND SEE US
Jia A. ANDERSON
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.1la..iuOa•i'ti,, ..�,...s!SHOES FOR WOMEN
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lT OUR
Blyth..
nor. The evening was very plemetetly
spent in music on bagpipes, violin,
gramophone, etc. '1'he high esteem in
whipli the bride 15 held was shown by
the numerous and costly presents re-
ceived, the choir of Calvin church, of
which she was a meneber, preeeuting a
silver tea -service. We wish Mr. and
Mrs. McRoberts a pleasant and prosper-
ous life voyage.
WALTON.
Jo'Ttees.-Communion services were
C0101 ted in Duff's Presbyterian church
on Sunday'est...,Mr. James Simpson
is attending the military camp at Lou-
don....Among the successful students
from this vicinity who have been at.
tending college at Toronto, wa notice
the names of Miss Ma get' McDonald,
Mr. John Gardiner, 11r. It. C. Neal,
Mr. R. L. Hutephl,ies alid Air. Robert
"They're the greatest blessing ever invented
fcr the woman who is on her feet all day.
They soothe and comfort tired, aching fee
till they feel more like feathers than lead,
They care for every tender spot, support
firmly, squeeze nowhere.
Uppers -Soft, velvety kid.
Soles -Ample, easy, smooth,
Toes --Roomy, comfortable.
Heels -Low, broad, fiat.
According to quality -$2, $2.50 and $3,
They're a very paradise of rest for weary feet and a para-
dise of economy for weary purses.
president ; Mr. T, J. McLean, manager ;
Mr, H. Wightman, treasurer ; Mr. E.
A. Hammond, secretary. Players -
Pearson (captain), Kent, Walsh, Hill,
Daum, Doyle, Moore, Lockridge and
Hammond; spare men, Laurasou and
Rattenbury ; mascot, Madigan. The
management has on' band communica-
tions from Toronto, London, Guelph,
lmcan and others, and good Eames will
he the order of the season, The town
has ably supported their team, and good
sport has been the result.
THE ALTAR.
W1OHTMAN-OARR.-At the residence M the
bride'sareae, Westfield, on Jane 10th, by
Hf rjeet�Wawenosll, to Loam, dter. &hart engntersof
hit and Mrs, A. B.
THE 'TOMO.
GRAY. -In Hutlett on June 16th, Mr. Stephen
Gray, Ked 74 year,
BUTTER AND EGOS TAKEN.
S. HERRINGTON,
BLVTH.
BLYTR MARKETS.
Blyth, June 17. -Wheat. 100 to 710. nerloy,
ton to 430. pest, Win to 610 Oatn, 206 to 31c
Eggs, 110 to 190. Putter, 13n to 14c. Potatoes,
6'o to 1100 Ride., 61 to 60 Hs y, $5 to $7. Lard,
12c 1014'. fork, e7 to *8. Fluor, *1.00 to 12.40.
Grand Trunk Railway System
HO FOR THE MODEL FARM
Big Excursion to Guelph
A Big Excursion will be run to the
Agricultural College, Guelph,
Under the aiepicea of the Huron
Partnere' Institutes, on
Saturday, June 20,'03
The fare from the different stations
is as follows;
Motion Adult Child
Relgreve 4121 .60
Blyth 1 rA .e6
Lnudesboro 110 .00
Cilnon 12 An .60
Neefu.111 116 AA
St. C,dumbau. 1 16 .80
Dubin 110
Loimeenue 120 eD
Oouer'oh 128 .05
Bluefield 120 .00
Kippers 195 .f5
Hen.atl 120 23
Exeter 125 .6i
Centralia 120 .00
Arriving in Guelph at 10.28 am, Tickets will
be pod only on one train, valid to return on
any Bun tip to and including Monday, Jnoe
91nd. A anoint train will leave Centralia at
830 s.m.; Exeter, 6.49; Henean, 007; Kinpeu,
7.05, aid Braoedeld, 713 oouoeotlug with the
regular train at Clinton. Passengers trout ober
a11(00. will use reviler morning train. Re,
turning a epeeist train will leave Clinton et
10.33p In. for Centralia and diten0ediat s points.
Gun wilt also leave Clinton et 10.40 p.m. for Hal
grave and Intermediate palate. This yid be
the only exeurem0 from this county W the
Agricultural College this season, and every
person should take advantage of it. Amp,. ea.
oowmodatRm will be provided. A substantial
Iu on will be served at the College by the Gov-
ernment. D. Mo1NNiI, President eolith Huron;
'100[01 Motdlt.4,AN, Pr, ardent East Horan; F.
C. R1.rosn, Sooritary Won Huron; S. hltmt04,
Secretary.' - 440
House For Sale.
A nom'ortable brick house and four lots (one
acre 0.+ all with good irawe stable and a nein.
bar of fruit terra. This property is worded on
the north side of rtiueley sneer in the Village
of Blyth. Conveulott dl..taacn from 1.11, eta -
Hon, post onl:•e, churches anti ',Moog. Also
six lots west '•} sod adjoining the 1,11 th brick
yard. For further utManiere appy to the
undersigned. N. B. YOUNG. •. 8208
Tomato Plants
Of the finest early varieties
1 e per lox, 2 for 25c, at thin
STAB. BAKERY.
Foreign and
Native Fruits
In their season always in
stock at lowest prices.
Pleasant Soft Drinks
and Ice Cream
For the restaurant, also Con-
fectionery, Bread Stuffs and
Groceries itderior to none in
the business. Call and see
US.
OPPOSITE QUEEN% HOTEL.
R. R, DOUGLAS
. BLYTI-i
A. 0,11. W.
Blyth lodge, No, 143, Ancient Order of Un1t d
Wurkui ny wrote m the Workman hell, Mi10
blook, on the god and ch Thursday in every
won h, et eight p.m. Vlaltpes brethren ire
sordlelty invited, N Cowan, IV.M. T. J. Hoon.
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