HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-12-12, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO.
W. Acheson & Son
Fur Jackets, Coats,
Collarettes, Muffs, .etc.
OUR Astrachan Lamb Ladies' Coats for this season are
of exceptionally fine and silky skins. Placing our
order for thein last March we have secured a more than ordi-
nary first choice. We guarantee every Lamb Jacket in our
stock this season to give satisfaction, and all are cut in the
best style.
SPACIAL ASTRACHAN LAMB
JACKETS, 27 and 30 limbs' loos
at 0
36 Mabee leap( at 26.00
ASTRACHAN LAMB CAPES,
intro long and full sweep, fu-
more' main lined, at @peal.I .. , .14.00
MOUNTAIN BEAR CAPt*B, fall
sweep Sad farmer' ends lined . 6.73
MEN'S AUSTRALIAN GOON
GOATS. inlay size, 36 to 44, and
well make, sad la sppearano. al-
most .Real to Canadian Coo.,
speol.l •t 13.00
SEWN w•LLUBY FUK GOAT**,
a great cholas and t t n
every s se at Ii..00 to 17.00
MEN'S CALF COATS, mads el
rich black .kion and reoommsnd-
ed for treat warranted ac from 19.00 t0 23.00
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. Acheson & Son.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL.
■berth of the metet•ber .esetea, t'.selad-
.4 Mas W/ Womb.
The county mu0ool met o0 Tbsrsday put-
eosin
useoan► to adjournment All the members
wore present and the Warden was In the
.6. r
As application from the Heroes Poultry
As tornados ler • grant was seat to the oleo.
eutl.• oommlttos.
A letter from the treasurer reopeotlog his
securities glees to the oouoty wet »!erred
to the mot mmmittm.
Sheriff Reynolds asked the council to put
in • telephone at the restdmae of R. Hen-
derson. turnkey at the jail. Referred to
county property committee
('oubty Commrottooer Ansley la 615 report
stated that all the contracts awarded during
the present year had been eatisl•otorlly
campl.Ial. 10 compaoy web several per-
eons
ereons from Harm .od L.mbtun, he had ex-
amb•d the Aux Swabia Rtrer st the boaad-
sryef the counties of Huron snd Middle/at,
and he was of the *pintos that • bridge
should be erected there, and that the thyee
monies' should oontrtbute to the ones.
A good wooden bridge, nesting about $1.500,
wool) be *ethane,. With the weary
clerk, savored oouoolllon and others be had
e xamined the proposed bridge site Memorise
Colborne and 0 ier.ob tow..hlp.. Ta.y
measured the stream and •z•mtned t6•
looaliiy b mom• went and found 1t would
✓ equire • bridge about 360 feet long. 20 toot
high and 16 feet wide -three spom. of 120
loot mob. loolodine tee anproacb.., the
cast woad be about 49 000 '16.r• were
two wooden bridges which should be re-
pl•oed chetah the camlog year. One was
culled the Stanley bridge. situated abut a
mile and • It.lf west of Clinton over the
Hayfield River Thl• bridge mould be of
ea. atom, 110 ioot lour, and 16 fest wide,
en seamrele abutments. The other bridge
wee slu►ted over the north branch of the
Mattland River between Upper •0d Lowor
Ain/barn Trois bridge Mould be .1 ors.
rpt*, 140 feet Ieng, with a roadway .bat...
fess wide sad • sidewalk six feet wide.
Both of these brtdyes should be o1 Steel, o0
mocrese abatm.otr. The oomml..lo.er re
porton is detail the orders welob le had is -
mod sista bis Joos report, amoestleg 1a
all to 42,861 97. The lamest •atoeots were
$137 60 to Daniel Gompbell for rebuilding
t6. Chamber brtdere on the boundary
Harm and Brum mumu.. (Hurea's halt of
amt); 1650 to Frank Outtertdgs for neon
voting s.d erecting tiro abutments for the
Mitobell bridge on the boundary of Tan
berry sad H•wlok ; $165.76 te P. Amens
for lumber delivered as the Brussels bring•;
$315 m %h. H•milt•o Br dg. Co for tweet -
tog he superstructure el the Mitobell
bridge on the b.osdary of Tarnberry sad
Boyish ; 1271 70 to the Stratford Bridge
Co. ler erSUor a steel bridge on the
boundary of Howlok sad Wallace) (Heron
eeuaty's hal/ of amt); $390 to Frank Got.
amides S Huron Sooty'. mbar* 01 the .est
of erecting two abutment' for • bridge en
*6. bsaoduy el Rework and Wallsoa
A deputation was beard la support of the
selooi mentor' from H.lgrer. ; ales a defe-
g•tlen opposed to said petluen.
Dr, R hasty withdrew hie •ppllmtien for
the position of fail surg.or.
Th. sp..lai °immense recommended In
favor of the °hammer of tho financial year
of the house of refuge to end with I).00mb.r
jet Ieeroad of January /et. .o that the re
pert of the lo..it.tlee SNIT he pl.osd before
16. maned at the December mashie. to
reforms. to the potatoes rowdier the
boner guarding .f r•Ilw•y oreesto&5, oto
the mmmist** r.00mm.oded that the
Warders and clerk be InetruoIed to sifts the
petition and forward 1► to the Huse e1
Commons.
Tbo report was adopted.
T6n hoses of refuge oommlttee spored
that they had mat twin shoe the Jane ...
Woe. On September 1206 they Ind vl.lted
16. beans and made a thorough lssspwtle0
sad toned everything satisfactory. As
d lr.oted by the 000noil, they had porobaaed
an organ from the Bell Organ Co. for $56,
just one hall the cash prise of illsm lutea
mina, Oa December 3-d they scala met
and examined t6. 'Lamaist., earl found than
the *0101 •roans for the year to date of
&edit was $3,302 97. A number of remm.
00.01.66.p os minor matters were mad..
Tb. ropers was •doped.
The repent of the anomie oommitte• re-
.•rdleg • logo n.mber of 50000.1. was
pared.
Messrs Mltobell ud Alla. addressed *8.
taoso111. the interest .f the Poultry .4.-
---_---_ -' lSlatlo..
vatDAT.
The members wore all press•/ exoopt Mr.
Bowman. who was eailed away on amount
el stakeouts in his family.
An application from A MaN•bb, pool.
debt of the Welton pablfa library. for the
meal &rust was sent to the •xeoue's Isom
Mem,
The edncutl.a c.mmit►.e reoommended
the appelntmmt of the followleg arbldeers
to •djsdle•te In the formation of • new
w heel motion comprising parte of the town-
ships of Morris and Kut Wawanesh : H. R.
H eston, of Raster ; W. 8. MoKsroh.r, et
Weenier ; and Immo Itrritta, of Varna.
The report was adopted.
1•M mmmlttoo is mennm6lo0 with the
balding of the new jell reeldeem reported
that the bedding was pr•otlmlly wmpleted
at the em..petaed In the contract, name-
ly, the 15th day .f 0.1.6.,. The .oetreet
with Buchanan' fk braes was I.r $2,800.
the eeatr•oten reo.lvle& la •ddlelen the
stone In the walls, whites the mmml6tee
Mad so14 to the motraeten for $200, makla
/h. ewe* .t the b.bldl.g rally 43,000,
There wee sell doe the oentrsot•rs the nm
of $562, aside, the oentrwl, and in eddltlen
Mere were extra amounting to $49.35.
There wet • ded,otloe for prime labor of
r N0, Imv.or 4603 fib due to the wnlr.e-
--.-.: Mr.. Elected° Bahia had been plotted la the
'all ting .s • met tri 111.50. R. Shuman
had he....gaged to ..pert••end Ma above
work *6 • met of $57, and 4A was du the
S.aitse) for sever.) .enmmltaHen. with
Mee. 'Tore wee saes* pointing t• has dose
wee dm wig walls h tee early erecta, amid a
sum @elholen* to sever thls work would be
rotated est e1 the noes payable be 6he
miatniettere.
Tb• report wee adopted.
Moved by Mr. Millar, se000ded by Mr.
Heys, th•* Mr. Ansley, our englo..r, be
u etruot•d b Lava the proper ootloes •galumt
furious driving property placed oa our
musty bridges, and hers the law raiment
to this carried out, Referred to road sad
bride. Smmittee.
A supplementary report of the Bosom
cammittee wee pawed.
The .xwatlys o°mmlttae r000mmeuded s
grant of $26 to the Huron Poultry Awooia-
tien for the year 1902 They had examined
lour applimtlooe for the posittob of jail
. arseon and believed each of the applicants
was qualified .o fill the po.ttlea No melon
was recommended rein ding the request of
A. A. Doaps fora threw months' limns. as
auctioneer. It was rmommeoded that the
treasurer's requites regardiog hes seoorltlse
be granted ; that the county pay for ,b•
maintename of llorenoe Kelly in St. John's
Industrial Homo and tbat of Abe Brae to
Victoria lndustnal Home ; sod 16.1 100
t onal ,rant. of 816 be made to the Welton
pubho library for 1902.
The report wee ps..d.
The oounty property oommlttee reported
that they bad visited the new jvileee reel.
dittos Sed foued the building oocopled by
*6. jailer and hie family and .ppareotly
well .011.1 for t6• purpose. it was recon
mended chat the applloetton for • telephone
•t the residence of Turnkey Henderson be
deferred to the Januar, amnion The oom-
mltte. had examin'I the recutry office and
found everything in good order. The
courthouse also had been . .mired and
forted to be w.11 oared for.
The report was adopted.
A forge delegation wetted oe the se.notl
Se Iry the erection of • bridge syr the
Msttland River betwe,o the townships of
Gelb -woe and Uoderloh, and the following
gentlemen sddrwsed the mental la favor of
.sob sell..: M•..n. Johns, Burns, Jewell,
Laithwaite., Beck, Holmes, M.P.. and Hill
A tote was token o0 the appobatmeMI of •
jail surgeon to soeoeed the late Dr. G. C.
Shannon Dr Taylor reoeived the •p.
pelatmeat.
The nod sod bridge committee adyleed
that the reoommeodatloe •1 the oniony .a•
ginger regordine the W10gh.m and Stanley
bridges be adopted and that tenders for the
same be asked for and laid before he ooun-
o i1 at the January .trios. Heprdler the
A.z Sauble bridge un the boundary of Mid-
dleton and Lambtoe, the committee ad
'lead that the report of the engineer he
mmpted and that 6• be lnstrooted te report
to the councils of Lropton and Middlesex.
The oommlttee arftleed that the etat0te
ngsrdtbg furious driving ever Monty
bridges be seaweed. It wer recommended
also that ►h. proposed bride* between the
towseh(p. o1 Colborne and liodertob be
bails ea oondi'ion that the townships make
the roads sod t6• apprmohee a1 their own
e x posee.
The report was pawed •xoept the last
Glasse, regarding lbs proposed new bridge
between Colborne and Ooderlob townships.
This olo.e was strook oat and the matter
Laid over until the omit Juno nswloa, when
ahs munoll may dolt the tomalley at which
itis Proposed to build the bridge.
Tbe following bylaws were road three
times and pawed : No. 6, to appoint Alex-
ander Taylor, M.1) , jell surgeon ; No. 7,
Ns appoint arbitrators to the matter of the
proposed onlole school section a6 Belgray..
Th• mused than adjourned to meet ea
the fourth Tawday fa January ooze, w-
°ording to astute.
THE BUFFALO OF CANADA.
Mr. Lewis. Ambition Far ON•rleh-Other
Galton eefere the Tows t'worll
This regular meet's, of the town menoll
wee held on Friday evening last ani tram
attended by all the member .xmpttng
C.snelllor Caoteloo, who is .6111 told op as
• result of lee unfortunate .mide8l.
The treasurer's report for the month of
November wee Si follows :
ts.lanoe from °Motor $1,290 15
aaclIPTe.
Teres .. ...... . ...47,149 32
Non-rseldeae taxes.... 85 66
Water rate* 145 40
Eliotrin rare. 324 60
Limoges 479 83
Rekrol grant 150 00
Maitland o.metery21 50
- - 8,360 91
$ 9,660 36
911111191111111eners.
Malartor --------- 921 64
Printing It ah.$111$I0. 166 60
M•itl.ad asatetsry ... 1 1.10
Etre department 75 ---__
C. C. and 0. expenses4 00
Poblio works 299 47 --
Debenture Iamrmit1 625 00
4111, payable 2.500 00
Beek interest4.367
Waterworks mpleal . . 30
Waterworks m•Intea-
anm 396 96
R.lsettl0light mahatma -
shoe: 126 01
Rleotrlo Iighl °spina59'7 16
School soonest . 111 43
Elena °, Interest 630 15
Mt.mll•nseas 11 00
boost Improvement I•
t t ... ..... IS 15
Gr•nolithlo walk..... 809 17
7,865 15
Rahnm $ 1,786 21
is.pweor Redd reported that grower son•
amities for the summer hotel would soot
*bent 3160, bed the etre.* gully asked tot
at the career of Wellesley and Elgin streets
would Dost *boat $25. Referred to mobile
works onmml/tee.
Apollonian@ from Rennet Weller and
Mn. Robert Hyslop for reminten of taxes
wore referred to the mart M rendes.
A lengthy eemmnnlnatlon from R N.
fowls was reed In whioh the writer bresri e
forward a ..home to make Oedorroh the
lower end of the deep testae rests on *b.
lakes Mr. bowie ,tared that en November
14th the .team's@ 91rat6oen. ted Reeedal•
were all the Suit leeether, th. R1.eda1.
with wheat vee Uod.Mnh, and the Swath
.ea* with wheal for Colhngweed. The
Rosedale ►e.bd O.do,ka, selearled, flea
wee book a► he hauls haters t6e rilrni►ooea
stashed Colllogwood. What eras toe o.uto'
From the ealraaoe of Sault River tilers se .
Glair open lake 00*rse M Uudarlub, w4.roa•
M. WHIMS to Collin/wood poems *ht low
isleud. sod reefs of Cove isletd chaunal,
whet. there 1e tog fifteen days out el thirty,
and a snowstorm makes it let pueelble to
enter. hundreds of MMoutaes of dollies
had been lost this nominee by low water
delays at the Lime Kilo oroeslag en Detroit
River, whereto rimy little would gly• us
twenty five feet of water. A big grain
vessel should be able to bring 60,000 buah-
e le more oora hue than to Buffalo, and this
eons could be uolo•ded bete acid to mire
half way to Montreal beton the sem•
stemma mold ben• pasted hue sod rot
through Lake St. Cher and Doi reit River.
with milt 260 miles of inks Er.. to ore..
before she would roach Buffet*. A steamer
should make three tripe here to two to
Buffet°. Ws had • beery grade to the
Mull', on the railway. but • freight track
below the premise use &cid bsglonlo■ as
Raeelord'a grove. with Ir•lyb► yards •t abs
.11 yard at the creation, would remedy
Orae, and no doubt proper application to the
(hand 'Trunk on the part of the o•,00ll
would bring this about. "W• should make
efforts to bare our harbor the lower end of
the deep water route. limitless you • out.
bins whioh ,bows tbet Port Huron bee get
the Idea and le'toting o0 1t, but there le
plenty for us both. Tbers a one ►61ng
that stands M our way and you. geutlemeo,
as tear r.preseoktfves, should take stops oo
bar• hie remedied. All very large stam-
e n runnbog for • narrow merino. In • sea
way amit bay• a breaks/alter outride, boo
bind whlob they Gan elady themselves
before a.aklog the piers. All ports of any
000etyueooe on the other it l• b*•• this
long ago, end • brook want co.eog 175,000
or thereabouts • iew tbsns•od yards te the
northwest of cur p.m* should sneerer ear
purpose. Tem times are growing, money 1.
plea.y; Uorernment is oonamphetns build
lug • waterway at French River omelag
fear mtlllou, and a o•o.l from Lake 8t.
Clair to Lake Erie *mein/ ce much more.
Surely $75,000 or $100.000 eon be spent
bar.." &gr. Lewis also stated that as
Ood.rloh hes the only harbor on the Cana-
dian side of Lake Harou from the Mani-
toollta to Susie that • boat of Soy size ma
enter the project should be favored from •
humane point of new. The lam lose of life
would not ba.s 0000tred If the breakwater
bad been there. Mr. Lewis suggested •
00mmt'tee to interview members of P.rlia•
moot and other, to make proper appllcu
coo lor and prew,t oar chime. The Gum.
muoto.tloo was referred to the speotal
committee.
George Aohsoa asked for romt.eivo of
taxes for six mooche oe hu build -u; an the
Neu* whioh wee damaged by Are In Jul,
last. Retorted to court e1 rerletoo.
Atutber oummuntu•dot' fr..rn A. T. NuI-
laad, of ldootreel, to whoa* band• the
L•.e4. P.tut CJ. 0000001 1.r toateyal fur.
*tithed the town wait platted fur oolleotloo,
tat mated that 11 1,4. draft whorls he hal
rent were null furtbwttb paid 66. matter
would be placed In hu stltuttor'. bands.
Mr. Martin mired, ,e000ded by Mr.
Marten, that the draft be aoo.pted and
ptyweot authorised. Mr. Koos objected
file council had u.ver authorized the pur-
.6..e of the paint. 1dr. Humber *Ise
opposed payment of the mental' *out the
matter should he to•..tdgated A vote wee
taken, esti cooly Meseta M.rein end &gurney
vetoed to pay the draft. Idee.r.. Humber,
Konz and hafted voted Gay, and the woeoa
was lose. Them
was then mot to t8e
epsolal nom metes with power to sot.
An sppllcudou from the Huron Poultry
tad Pet Steck A..00heen for • grant of 426
was rdwred to the epeeist committee with
power tome
An appliosWon from E. N. Lewis for •
sewer oo Photon street wee referred to the
public works mourn ttoo.
Au •pplloatioa from the bre brigade
for s pruit.d Spy of e11 town bylaws re-
gardlog the Si. department was retorted t0
the fire oummlltee.
A very satisfactory report by to. inspec-
tor upon the bollen at the pumping station
was reed
Tae following s000a0ts were nterred to
the tisanes oommtttm: H. L. Telford,
batld4.* porob for sexton of m netery, $15;
A. Mc1). Allan, hardware, 24o and 87.97;
North., Nor.r 0o., Toronto, valve springs,
43 ; Uoderiob Kogioe sod Blorol. Go., re -
merlin. eta., 461 60; Mania (Donnell, 1,000
brlok for wst.rworke, 17 30 ; W. 0. Goode,
medicines (relief), $14 75 ; Qattara City Oil
Co., 'Toronto, oil, 117 80 ; 4t,rdy Bros.,
relief, $2.20; Canadian General Eleouto Co.,
Termer', 114 58, 15.36 and 50a ; Tees
SIGNAL, pressen, sod odes/Mena, $9.12;
W Kirkbride, drying boss, $6,
Frank Kerr Informed the ooaaoll in
writing that his dor was poisoned on the
30th of Jane last, and he did not want "lo
pay tomes for • dead dog." Referred to coutt
of reyletoa.
To. public worts oommittee recomm•oded
that the encloser And the own of manias
water and .ewer .ou,.ctloos for the summer
betel acid report to the town ; that the ap-
pllo.tton of P. MoCarthy for a Gatoil begin
•1 the ooraer of Elvin and Wellesley street•
be referred t* the street Inepeotor for report;
and tbat • bylaw to prepared m.kieg as
•llewanoe of half the Gott of oonetruoring
tit• graoolitbeo welts on all roomer lot. uu
the return sole, noels corner lots on the
Square, The report •se adopted
The Musa, oommittee r•mmmended the
WEST HURON BYE -ELECTION.
Returning OMoer Reynolds Declares Mr. (farrow Eleoted-
Majority 290
Sher.5 Reynolds. r•'urelo• otfio.r for the bye•eleutlnn 'n We.t Huron last ..eek, to
Saturday mit, Is • official declar.uon of the result. Ron J T. Oarrose'e majority u
290, as g yen by Tog Ftos i. 4.51 week. The total vote is 4.936, and an inanimation of
the recrrde el the past thrge.l.01100. to- the Loral House.howe • •ready, 'bomb smell,
Inors•se to ►6io total number e1 vette polled. Blow we gyre the vote to detail f .r the
three eleetione-The g..rai dsetlo, of 1898. the by. el.ottnn of Vrcember, 1898, and
Iee1 wok's contest.
foiling
4abdlyl@loa -
COUItRlOa.
March,, '98 D• ember, '98
flslrrw Beek 44.r50w Book
December, '01
(Janos Wok
No. 1 Kirkbride'. shop 64 71 6r 72 61 71
2 Vadeao'e core •7 77 - 64 as 77 74
3 town Hail be 64 60 e6 1 57
-`4 Raaoimoa's shop ,sr --411---- 51 . a* 44
5 1'131114W shop .. 64 53 40 64 41
6 Hropby'. shop... . 70 82 65 56 91 55
7 Dennie herllle'a ..., 50 41 53 32 56 25
No.
421 439-18 422-66 356
CLINTON. ,
1 T•wo Ha11..... .... ,.
2 Fergaeo*'. f•otor7. . ...
3 Rumball'a shop. .... ..
4 9tepbeos.a'.shop. .. . .
--
278-11 267
No.
No.
N..
1
9
rstNNy teMsr.rT -q
•
497-130 367
75 51
111 56
62 62
69 59
30779 228
EL1 TH,
41 66 46 55
46 -47. d4 56
103-16 87 112-16 96 111-23
WINeHAM.
1 Commies's shop...... 43 56 43
2 U 's ofiow 54 36 47
3 Towo Ha.1..... 47 61 43
4 John's shop .... 80 83 76
224 236-12 209
A4Hk1ELD.
1 Duogsaoob .. .. 47 72 49 79
2 School Hoare No. 9.. 67 97 64
3 Sohool Homes No. 6.. 59 64 69
4 Port Albert 38 65 34
5 School Home No. 2.. 86 35 93 28
6 Hugh Mol,tosh's81 25 82 23
7 Sohool Hous No. 12. 79 27 83 33
69 38
60 61
79 43
93 81
281-72 213
103
65
62
No. 1 Benmlll.r
2 Haltford
5 Smith's Hill
4 Lowborn
N., 1
2
3
446-61 385 464-71 393
COLBORNE.
84 65 84
33 66 30
66 99 66
64 45 47
237 275-38 226
WEST WAWANO**H.
Dengu000 60 67
Auburn 46 67
Town Hall. 27 62
4 8t, !Wens 77 37
6 Patron Hall. ,. 61 32
43
45
118
63
43
74
105
285.72
56 81
59 83
66 59
40 69
83 27
80 24
71 32
44469 375
69 89 61
5e 60 42
9e 66 90
40 68 34
265-39 263 36 227
60 71
43 6.3
29 65
75 42
63 26
61 67
51 70
33 61
75 3H
57 32
261 265-4 270-3 267
RAST WAWANOSH.
No. 1 School Hose No. 10 70
2 School House No. 13 69
3 808001 House No. 9. 64
4 Jae. Dow, let 29, e. 10 52
62
72
35
35
277-9 268
61 53 72 41
72 73 72 69
70 41 65 4o
31 64 35
49
265-61 194 252-64
OODERICH TOWNSHIP,
No. 1 Orange Hail, con, 4 35 dee 33
2 B W ilma's, lot 17, a. 7 27 63 24
b W 9boohlr'., out, 10. 42 74 4.5
104 227-123 102
BULLET?.
No. 6 8ohm1 House N. 5.. 35 33 32
6 l.00deahoro 41 31 61
7 School Home No9. 58 26
134-44 90
198 263 78 185
94 36
70 3s
68 45
232-130 119
91
59
67
217.98
38 30 34
32 63 33
57 26 51 41
150-54 96 144 36 108
RRCA PITU CATION.
Goderlek 422 556 497 367
Clinton 296 273 307 228
WMib echam 224 112 96 111 Its
209 281 213 286
.4.644.141446 4W513 444 675
Colborne 237 22.6 265 263 227
West Westmeath 261 270 267 277 26it
East W'tw.,e.b ,.. 255 262 190 263 l8fi
Oedetleh Township.... 104 102 232 119 217
Hallett 134 *0 150 96 144 1(tq
2463 '2465 2502 2457 26.38 2.348
'An spp..l being takes, the dwisloo of Juttlo. Oder at Oegeode Hall med• the
vote • Me.
The retort! of .polled, rejeeted and tendered b.11oee is as follows, by ma0lolpelilles :
Spelled. Keleet.d. Tendered
(iodeviek . 1 3 1
Cllstee 3 2 0
/Myth• 0
W Mebane ...*..,.vv..Trr•r.r a 2 0
AehA.ld 2 1 3
Gel bore* 1 0 0
Wen W•wanes' 0 0 0
Mast Waweneeh 1 9 1
Ooderlek T.w..bsp 0 1
HmIMN 0 1 0
421 439
278 267
103 R7
236
386
275
265
194
227
to
1/
5
payment of • number of a000aats, and no
g.rdaig J. Jerdmo'll a000uut reported that
they found it tot ourteut, and rtyuseted eo
tntervlew with Mr. Jardlue to have 1t
ad uued, Adopted.
Toe .pmol oumw:Nta . 11,1 for further
time to uomples th• renews and ouo.olld
atom of the bylaws, road asked oleo for
power to prepay .td •detente for ogle
debeatured to the automat at $22,465 09 to
meet the most of :he granolithlu walk's so for
cumul•1 d. Addopted.
It was moved by kir. Humber, s.moded
by Mr, Naltel, that the offer of the Ui.od
Trunk Railway, through the board of trod.,
to build a new 5461100 to our town provided
She present .asomm.at remalue as at pres-
ent for a term of ten years be accepted,
prodded the oumpaoy :roue a suitable depot
to cost not lees then from $8,C00 w 110,000,
and *ball the apaohl committee, of f8e moan.
oll hay power 1a oouju00lton with the
board of trsd• to osrry the matter on with
• view to oompletieu.
Mr Martin attuogly opposed the mono,.
!t was the poor men, he said, woo •Iways
had to m'ske up lor the •zemptlo,s emoted
is such oases as this. Mr. Muroey pointed
out that the matter had been brought be-
fore two 61.T.R. officials • few day. before,
and they h.d promised to present the
oouuoil's posttloo In the matter to the gen
-
or.l manager; and any etteot from his ooa-
foreous would be destroyed it t8s mot1on
Wore passed. Mayor Wilson mid the mu
tion ,ranted eremptioo from echoed taxes,
whioh the G.T.R. oompany did out .xpsol.
Finally an •me0dme,t wee passed that the
mats[ be 1e11 to the speolai omelette. to
.otto oo0junotton with the board of tr*de.
Toe bylaw to prevent the spittle, oo and
otherwise defaming of the gra0ollrl.lo dd.-
walks la the Moro, wan read the third time
and permed. There are three olauer$ to 16e
byl.w : the first prosodfog that "co person
shall spit on or otherwise define Ley ,ran
ollthle:walk la the town of Uoderioh ;" the
s.00nd providing • penalty of a the not
•xceedlttg 45 and costa, to be touted If
neoe..ary by distress and the sale of th•
good, end ob•ttele of too offender,or, tatting
nhtl, commitment to jail for not more than
twenty-one days; the third enacting that
the bylaw .6.11 come into toren lmm.dlately
on the poising thereof.
Mr. Humber yam notice that he would
move to .mead bylaw No. 8 of 1875 in sev-
ers) clauses whioh to specified.
Mr Murrey inquired about the day 000-
nsble'. position. A motion was paned
leaving the (pennon of an appointment to
the t (notion with the special committee.
The Mayor was au►hor-d to execu•e t6•
•.suw..ry Mud for the appeol in the nese of
H..lmee v.r.u■ the town.
lb. council then •dj
MR. LAKE'S BACK.
"Unsettle lieatlewsaa wile h•4 Little
Mopes e1 a Caro 1. new well.
PWq'Lt.vILLI, Oat.. Den 9 (Spmlal-l-
T'home. L.ke, en aged and highly rapper, .4
(entlemeu of thle plane, vires I)udd'e Kid.
ory Pitts the credit for touring him of • very
bid ease . f k•.de.y troob'e and lame back
Hi. back totted no that he ocutd h.rdly a
up and his k donor gave him mu:h trouble
Mr Lake is over sevooey ex years of age,
.nd n• th.ou.ht he w-.. too .1.1 to be *urea
However he raw an •dvertl..inert ie1t•ot•
now a man old,r thou ns was bad Lund
elle! and a cure ho ming Dodd's Kidney
Ptlle, soh, d-.termi..ei to test them. The
first box proved to his meelootlon that
ogre wee possible pod mow M •14 well aid
hearty
JUST RECEIVED
a large assortment
\ of
Xmas
.Iierfumes..
The cheapest and best ever
brought into Godench. , .
Pare
Wood Alcohol
for burning in Spirit
Lamps, &c. . . .
Agent for the celebrated
" Honest John " RUP-
TURE TRUSS.
F. JORDAN
9
MEDICAL HALL,
Chemist and Druggist.
BEA R IN MIND THAT
THOU$DAT, Deo. 12, 1901. d
R. B. SrlITtI'S STAND, NO. 3, JORDAN BLOCK
cKim's BUSY Store.
WHITE COTTON BARGAIN___,r,
We secured about 1000 yards of very fine English Cambric, 36
inches wide, as flue as a Lonsdale, very even thread, good value tor
11c, but we got a big bargain by taking *11 • jobber had, and will
sell it at li 1.2 c.
White Cambric, well worth IIc, for, per yard
'roQuga.-
W• bey about four dozen sample
toques .1 .11 kinds. The pelo.. ate
up to 75o each. W • will clam them r, w
all . 25Cl at one pr1,
TOWELS.-
10 dozen linen towels, Inured, ogler- 2
.d border, size 44.22- at per pair1k tic
TABLE LINENS. -
98 ends table linens, .11 leogebo from li to
3 yards, soma are slightly .oiled or 1m
°selet, being aeuosd., but most are perfeot
goods, and the prim/aro from cue quarter
to one third lees than the regular primes.
BOYS' SUITS. -
We found • manufacturer (or he found us)
who wanted to ohm a lot of boys' two and
three piece Butte. Most of them ars
double breasted, of rood tweed end all
well made. We got them at one price
and per them on to you .t a big saying.
▪ ist
▪ 84c
`BOYS' REEFERS.-
W• must clear out our boys' reefers. Boys'
navy reefer ter pea jecko:., d000h breads,
wine bleak buttoned, mine braes, and all
marked at . good reduction on oar already
low prices, from 42 00 up,
OVERCOATS. -
w'e 41.v• too many and are wtlling b IGS
rather lbw awry them over. 1V. M
your lutenist to edit these before you pur-
ohee•. They 46•.11 tate ..ansa'il and ap
to date. At .ubemotloI reductions.
JACKETS. --
They must be all cleared In • very .bet.
time, and we think half prime will do tae
work.
MILLINERY. -
Toe time 1. rotting short to olear thee.
You want • new hat or your old Woe made
over before Christmas. W• Gen surprise
you In prices of the nervosa woods. Some
prloes out to two end some lower.
N7 N••+•+•+•+•4'•+•+•rf+N 4hW HP,
The Binh of Ranges. "Duch'* nappy Thought"
TT took•t 1oney,
1 Hands and Brains
to perfect The Happy
Thought Range, and it's
the Range that ardent
copiers have taken their
cue from. : t 1 1 1 1
Happy Thought Retype
are Slade in 6 different sizes tad 72 different styles. They have all
the latest practical improve-
ments such as the Corrugated
Oven, Transparent Ovep Door.
Upob tractable Oven Datn)?cr
and aorongh System f Oven
Ventilation. f 1 1
150.000 Canadian Cootie
Reooma,end Them. APIi
Write for illustrated pamphlet,
° MLaaataatsred by
Happy Thought
Their Cue +t •!R
The Wm. Buck Stove Co., Limited, Brantford
SOLD WE
LEE & SHEPHARD, Goderich,
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Slrt
Bread and Cream Bolls, Mince
Pies and Lady Fingers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Maranges,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
aro as good as the beet maclelin any
city in Canaria.
Cantelon leas the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
in fancy drowning and ornament
ing and almond icing.
tine him an ordor and your int.
ietction will be assured. :
D. CANTELON,
WEST -8T.
HELLO I
THE OLD'
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
, . ,ate
SCP811IOIl g Co1
IN TAR MARKET
All Coal weighed on the Market Scale&
where you net Moe Ibe. fora ton.
TIM. LEE.
Orders 1•n til L238 81 9$3IP$d8D's
Suns promptly attended to.
YOWet Weather Shoes and Rubbers.
yo
to attend the Listowel Bannon College tor •
term• t•tnde.ite me, enter at any time, either
for liminess ora leho'thaod Course. hates
reasonable. Send for Journal. C. A. !LBM
LNG. Pro. ; A- 1. 4o1NTYRIC, See,
Clothing
I here put into stock •lino of Ready marls
Clothing of Ant clave manufacture, and
at price. to suit the times..
Ordered Clothing
Is still my .pecia ty. A good range of
cloths to .elect from ; and workmanship
the beet to be had.
11 you need an overcoat this fall call and
see me. A number of lengths of piece
goods to be cleared out at coat,
H. DUNLOP,
West Serest
1 BROPILEY & SON
-- TH. 1.1*D1wn -
FU1*er(3►\ V.?tekorg wad
er4er5 rarrenlly •/leaded te at all
amen. slab' •r day.
e.. b..
Iclillep ',dui Fire Iasrrarce Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROP-ERTY INSURED
Value of Property Iosnrel np to Jenrette,
1101 el.sytl.t►rS..
Orrit•gq. AND DIRgCTorui.
J. R. Moisten, prey : T. Fraser, vine -ere,.
Jia (oano97, N. pale. W. O. ltroadfott, J.
Watt. Jae. Roane, J. O. Grieve, J Rene •Wa s.
Alrrrtnfe; W Bro.4fng.dearn•th. Inepoe-
tor Minima . T. R. AuH.y.,erTa,ou1sesorth, cretary.
frowner.
.1 W. Yen, Roltnestllle; James t•nmmingg
K.moeddlle , It. McMiliso, 8ewforth . R
Rtnith. Herta*
Ile? hoid.rs ons par • emenient. a0d 561
th*ir Wards rvoelttt.d at Mr. Coate'. Clinton. or
a.4 eLeh
aa Brea' Paa* Clothing Stare, Sued.
W1C have what you want attd w t
rtl you need in our
King- Shoes
Quality
King -
Quality Rubbers
They aro absolutely
&A • the beat made.... .
OUR Shoes are known for their Style, Pi , Comfort and Durability, and our Robber,
for there Fit 01141 Shape, and being male of PURR GUM, will wear twies,a lone
as ordinary rubber.
We have a large att.ortment of)
Ladies' Leggins, Overstuckings,
Wool Soles, Etc !, , •
-- --
These goals are the very beet good. that (honey nen bait
The STUB PROOF RUBBERS for men aro here at last, anti we IRYIT)r
1 otfle1d. iteTtOlt, or, If you can't oall to tee them, drop us a card for catalogue.
ST. GEORGE PRICE.
`AN
FOR KIND QUALITY 81101;S.
#ANT A STPhkoflgR?
Wo give one away with each ponnd of Pure Cream Baking
Powder purchased from us. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone
worth the price.
Try a package of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, but a care.
fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have a
tall swstrtment.
slrvYes f'i,Sj roe
THE OROOItEN.
Telephone No. 91.