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Prices Put The Go luto "rade.
It leads direct to HOMUTH & SON'S. It's the business wonder of the town and surrou
ing country, it does not need persistent talking to convince customers that we sell,
BOOTS AND SHOES, ORDERED CLOTHING,
GlE1NT'I'' JE'rUn 1NTI�I EINTO `, PTI3FULT 1"7cK. AND Z]LI� E
lower than all other house, what else makes us leaders.
Buyers are not caught in the corner of misleading prices a second time.
Eternal vigilance is the price of success, there are eyes here watching your needs. Mak
hay while the sun shines and rush for
Morris.
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1 -*The Court of Revision met 1n the .
town hall, Morris, on hlav 30th, 1892.
pursuant ,to adjournment. Members
all present and subsrihed the oath
required by statute: Appeals wele
disposed of as follows : Jas Stietton •
complained of being too high as.essed,
rewarded $60 ; John Hanna complain- ��
ed of being too high assessed, dismiss -
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ed ; John Kelly entered owner N :; lot
18, con.8 ; Edward Ward entered M ,
F S ,, lot 12, eon 9 ; Ohas Hamilton
and James Potter entered owners SI
lot 28, con 7 ; David Fleming entered
tenant N W pt log 11, con 6; Alex
Campbell and James .Aitcheson had
each a dog struck off. On motion of
Proctor, seconded by Kirkby, the
Court of Revision was then adjouned
to meet again on the June 27th.
Council business was then proceeded
with the Reeve in the chair. Minutes
of last meeting read and passed Moved
by Geo Kirkby, seconded by 0 A
Howe, that Alex Clark he allowed 20
cents per rod for putting in 'u pipe
drain on the sideline between Lots 10
and 11,con 5,Jarres Proctor to in.lpect
the work—Carried.. Moved by Geo
Kirkby, seconded by T Calabiuk, that
the taxes collected on the Several
churches in the township last year be
refunded as they.were illegally assess-
ed—Carried. Moved by Jas Proctor,
seconded by Kirkby, that C A Howe
be instructed to have the bridge on
sideline between lots 5 and 6, coo 9,
put in a proper state of repair—Car-
ried. Moved by T Caldbick, seconded
by James Proctor, that this coun;il do
expend $200 on the east and $200 on
the west grave'! roads, providing the
councils of Grey and East Wawanosh
equal sums—Carried. A communica-
tion from James Craig in reference to
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drain on 7th and 8th concessions was
read and filed, By -Laws numbered 5
to 14, 1892 were read three tinges and
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ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
60 Cents on the $
We have just completed an
IMMENSE PURCHASE.
D SHOES
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at John Marlin's old stand.
We are naw.reacly for busines in Wingllam and. we are safe in
saying, that the next few weeks be memorable in the business
history of this town.
These are ENTIRELY NEW GOODS, bought
from a firm which was overstocked. No old
We intend to commemorate ?our opening in Windham with the fashioned, shop-worn trash, but shoes fresh from.
greatest and cheapest sale of .BOO1S and SEIOES that bas ever been the maker's hands.
witnessed in the place. I
1.000 PAIRS. OF LADIES EINE SHOES
AT THE ABOVE PRICE.
We have a stock bought very treap in which some of 'the best
factories in America are represented, .namely : J. D. King & Co., J. H.
Cotterell & Co., Louis Cote & Bro., J. & T. Bell, Jas. McCready & Co.,
and several others, and our intenti m is to completely clear out this
stock in as short a time as possitl4. At the same time we will be re-
ceiving new goods nearly tvery da-;, and in a few days our stock will
be conipl'ete.
$4,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES
to be cleared';n forty days.
No reasonable offer refused doling this sale as the occasion de-
mands a speedy clearance.
John Martin's Old Stand.
KEEP COOL.
passed. On motion of Proctor, second-
--ed by Caldbick, the following accounts _
were ordered to be paid, namely :
Albert Hughes, repairing road at lot
4 19, con 1, $5 ; Misses Exford, charity,
$6 ; Thomas Sheridau,removing flood.
wood and repairiog bridge, $8 50 ;
Isaac Ferrand, repairing culvert, $3 ;
Francis Wright, gravel, $2,22 ; Cor•
poratiog of Blyth; shovelling snow on
west gravel road, $1 ; Geo Jackson,
remission of church tax, ;2 86 ;. Chas
McClelland, do, $2 40 ; Wm Wray,do,
$3 ; W J Johnston, do, $2.60 ; John
Watson, assessors salary, $80 ; W
Olark, part salary, $40. Moved by
1' Caldbeck, seconded by Jas Proctor,
•"that 0 A Howe be instructed to ex -
peed $60 in repairing road at lots 4
land 5, on 7th hon line—Carried. On
motit,n of Proetor,seconded by Kirkly,
that the council do adjourn to meet
again after Court of Revision, on the
27th June next.
W. CtAnlc, Clerk.
Bnghsh Spavin Linimentremeve, all hard, soft or
'calloused Lmhps and nlamlahee from bottles. Blood
Spavin, Spt+lints,Tng Dene, Sweaney,StiAes,Spraina,
Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, eto, Savo $60 by
i" use of ono bottle. Warranted the Rist wonderful
ltltealeh Ours ere Intiowa. Solid by A. I,. flesnit'ona
Now that the warm weather is coming you would
do well to keep in mind that I am prepared to supply
yatt with ice during the summer months, at low
rates. Also, wood delivered to any part of the town.
JUAN GRAY.
Shutes st., wingham.
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THE PEOPLE'S W COM CO'rf
(OFPENN'A, MAINE OWHEIIl./.
CANADIAN OFFICE, HAMILTON, ONT:
Coal in Car lots sold direct to
consumers.
No`intermedinte pronto*
Write for P'riee&
4430181 Attention Om to MW
Static. and CIU b11.
W. H. WILLIS.
NEWJERY STOREI
J. RMOSHAW
Begs to intim to to tite eople of Winghtl,m
and general pt blip that' he has opened out
a large stock d
WATCHES.
CLOCKS, JET\TLRY,
S1LV RWAR &c.
in the store gat Iy own '6d by 51r. Ed,
17insley, and in iter all �.to call and see
geode and get p '.os.
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Repairing pr ptly ttended to and
satisfaction guar teed.
MUNSIIA.W
Such an opportunity may never come to you
again. Secure your shoes early, as the purchase
was made at such a SACRIFICE PRICE and for
net cash, we must clear out every pair of this lot
inside 30 days.
The goods have arrived - and are now being
passed into stock. Prices tell wonderful things
of cheapness, and merit wins every time.
NT c s2 T LOOK,
Ladies La Pere Kid Boot (button or lace,) usual
price, $2.25, all at $1.40.
LADIES-DONGOLA OXFORD,usual price,$1.40,
now 972 cents.
Ladies Waterproof Grain Boot (lace or button,):
usual price, $2.00, our price, $1.45.
A number of lines of Men's, Youth's, Boys' and
Childrens' Shoes are included in this lot.
Remember we guarantee every pair of shoes
just as represented.
This is an unusual offer. Take advantage of it
and save money.
WOOL, BUTTER, EGGS, Etc., all
taken as cash.
HOLSTEIN BULLS . FOR SALE.
The undereigntd has for sale On Lot 10, Con. 4.
Turnberry, four thoroughbred Itateteln btil!e, tang•
in, frau 5 to 18 months old. The above mentioned
animals are all well marked and registered 111 the
Canadian herd Book. They will be gold cheap and
on easy tense to Butt purehaeers.
JAS 111,.L101,
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T. A. M ILLS
Wingham,
FOE, SALE,
Lot No, 3, and the L. iz of Lot No. 7
11th Con. Turnberry---150 acres; 90 notes
cleared; well tended; frame house and
other buildings; good orchard; cheap, on
time. Apply to
M. C. CAMERON,
Or. *aerie