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4 /braves', June 14, Iw
THE SIt:NAI.: t,OI)I':IUCII ONTARIO
Duron County Council.
Proceedings of June Session - Goderich Hospital Is to
(let the Grant of 81,000 Donald Patterson, of
Auburn, Appointed Road and Bridge Commis-
sioner -License Fee for Transient Traders to be
$200 -Valuators' Report on Assessment Adopted.
The June NMWila1 of the county
Council upenwl on Tuesday afternoon
present.
of Wt week 4'l the 'itemisers
1
t'onul
omit o' x ,u front the!�a t
1,f r grant
4''9 g
!lanitar' Arwa•iat 0000 was went to
the executive e '(tee. Natio of
applicxt• fur incur orali ,'f the
railway rum auly id which Me.,'vs.
Prondtot, Du n, lirlwt nut Skrnnr
are the solicit to run frau Male -
rich smith, w,�,. sent to the a a+eial
r 1, p
c •tor,•. A notice of the meting
of the Chief I unstable. Associali
WAN rent to the executive r • let•.
Metar.. \\'illis, Mayor of Seidman,
and Thos. K. Hays notified the,ouneil
of the a went 1a Mt. John'.. In-
dustrial Mchlol 0f Leu McNamaral. A
'Muskoka
o ,
11' 111
reN'urrt for a grant t
Fire Hotspitll was tient to the execu-
tive et ' ter. Statements (rum the
Listowel and Parkhill High Sonatas
wen• tient t, the ext.( mite a •tteM•.
A petition from the residents of the
police village of thralitou, H.king (.'r
change 111 In4'orp.l'at loll, w'10. ..el( 1)
theex'.,tivt• r • 'lore. 1 past' •
f wl lie). F:. Kssrry and thirty -right
of er ratepayers of the .'blot Ne•ti)n
of ','. 1, township of Stephen, a4kijlg
for change in the *WHIM htMInd ars.
referred to the ed,l/•N11.01 4','111 -
alit . A pet iti 1141111 Juw'p11 M.
(ler nd four other ratepayers,: ask-
ing fu change in portion ba brie•,
A AI 1 sent to the elucatio11 c
4'u lire. Alfred Morris!) and others
by petit on staked for it grunt to build
a lorku5) t (trend Hem!. Sent t, ex-
ecutive e xnmlittee. Tender• for jail
supplies. •re went to executive
tnittc .
Transient Traders' Licenses.
Moved by Niema se Miller and ('am
tenon that 511 liceuw• fee for transient
tendert. in thi ronnly now la. $1115),
and that the 'ex•nw for; residents of
the county ren in at the present fig-
ure, lira ittal t at n bylaw 1a• pre-
pared to this eff. •t, 4'lullel.
The folloWing were applicants for
the fosit1'.,. .l( le int y engineer : .1.
Lewis ThonuuW, T1n1111u; .f. Giant
Met; rr'g .,. (ii•tller-it h : V. 1.. Bice.
Hrinsl's.: Frank J. Na.g,•Ir, Henna
ler ; A. M. 1;1111e,`,.;Alei sten: 4;,'u.liib-
won \wle)xetet•:\ 1). 'itt term in, Au-
burn. These wets!. 1 (errwl to the
toad and bridge rad e4'.
House of Refuge tters.
The 1rHlw• of venue 4'1 1ler 4'r
ported that 1,1 new 1o.1,.iug range was.
needed ; that Ill. physic, a should
be paid a1 bast for npfilm111r needed
in nvaking olwr:11ioni.` CI' is Nos
bru
ought ) by the fart that it pr.a
•-
tion had 141 ell err, .sal') '.. in 1 a• 4.3Se
of A. Haley, of Ttiekers •i, wI 1 was
• • time ago admitted to he l use.)
Regarding the purchase 01 Is lid 1.+k 1.11
large the Garth the a 'lir • 11,11 1.0
rerr/tun,entrlinn 111 makeSI , little,.
acting for the e4 ly wdiril,U, war
present at a ('orlon die,• meeting all
Also His Honor .fudge Holt. :sod,
papers nrrr ex,rulet fit ransf,1 o1
prowt•t)• 441, li.11iws: !Nora %Vest!'ill,
real estate valued ,1 $1:,41: Elijah
Walker, earth. *till; John Diu.lev.
cash and insurance, I5:177. The 1)111
1111' a 111 ,'
mitt/•,' said : "II appears t
other inmate• who Myr s • 111e:141+
for their support and further .•ngni, v
will la. made.- Simee Inking octet Ill•
pp meet u( Iha•n N'.slfall and Elijah
Walker a.few a'r)unls again.! Thee
parth•s haul 4'a • in, 11 high 11 ere Ie
ferrel to the frnnnr.• r 11.4'. The
old team h•ul Iain sold and a new sale
purchased at a "4)145 to the vomit y 1,1
$1MII. The tv,,rk 4)r the 1 • .111
pointed to inters iew the lines oral
with reference to the 111,ulge. in 1h.
Horse of Refuge Art wens merest el 5e
with comen.udll . Ficery depart
meat in the houw' Wns clean 111141 tidy.
The rep ort said : • The West fall prop
arty :.t Selfurth is renter ,4'I $:111: 5 hi,.
and the Walker property y 1,1. Londe,
bons' should he sold as 44141/11 +1'. IN..
Whir. We find that Alex. Kairn.,
an initiate. is 1) very dnngrr)mperson
and advise that he la• 4 (5441 to
aN AN 91011 As o41''ble." The taunt
ng of the outbuildings :old an in
crease of $11151 to Manager French were
recommended. In council this 1,.t
clause was clanged to an in,n'a.e )t
$ ill
to Mt'. French and nn inrlrase 111
$21 to the matron, ,and the report las
amended was adopted.
The jnil"r reported seyl'n primmer.,
the need for Ifo) fret of hose for water-
ing the grounds and the need for set-
ting up the Large iron gate in the
west wall of Lhr wood yard. 11.' nt.o
asked thnt the council 44h4)ld emit • •
the grandit.hie walk which the town
wasputting in, films the jail 14.1.114.1.114.1.'to
the front door, and that an ,awning be
put over the front door.
t,ounty Engineer's Report.
The county ro5nni4444i)ntr reported
as follow.: The small bridge at %'•5•
land has been completed ,u•.oeding t)
contract : Iwo small bridges. )set lyssa
the ronnties of Huron ,aid Perth north
of Dahlia, have been . played mnd.t
contract 111141 the ron1rIeot• ie nt pres-
ent erecting the nhtitnenla ; lenders
for two bridge's )n the I,omnd,n•y be-
tween lir•y And Elan have been 1e
Ceivld: 1 have 1111(111' arrangement 14 to
have steel joists and new floor put on
pert of Manchester bridgpte, lbesau11' I)
be done ate stun a. 110441lll•• : the 111111 1i
abutment of Mt. Joseph lai kilo. was
undermined by the spring flood and
we have mode art•nngeine'nl 141 how,' a
c0ncr.t• abutment built to repair the
old bridge anti he there for n perntlul-
ent steel ba idg,e when it is requires :
a new bridge will require t.. be built
at Dunlop this meson ; t h e small
bridge w,.141 of Black creek is in an
unsafe condition- 1 think the bridge
1 notne5nird rind would suggest
that the place Ire Tilled with earth and
gravel. place
reference to hilt A
Stewart's. complaint at. Illnevale 1
would Gay that nothing cats be done
at ptr1Pnt.. They reeentl)- brill e
new dam which somewhat change,
the current. but a new bridge will be
regtsirel prob'ahly next swoon and I
would recommend that the new hridgr
be then trade 20 or :41 feet longer.
The spring floods last Apring passed
without doing any greet damage to
county bridges. A water pipe at the
Blyth bridge, the report said, should
be changer) or the safety of the bridge
would he endangered. (onaiderehle
work would need to be done in the
way of repairs. Remeasurement of the
Strnlake hridgr had not revealed any
reason for any further allowance to
thea�t trar:tor for cement work. This
repflrC was sent to the road and bridge
somntittee.
A statement o(Mr. Harty, showing
w►sawnteatente of eonerete work at.
Mtanlake bridge. was sent to toad and
bridge committee.
Nr. Hardy appeared before thecoun•
all to mimeos to work on St. Joseph's
bridge. Mr. Duff addressed Illi 'maul-
ed with n1,1
e' • ,• suer to damagevitiatedruwel
foliage nd-
i o• n r comity
q all u tueaN f lh
jnr.•111 to his properly. Hot 11 these
matte., were t•rf,•rl.d to the is and
In•idg.• r 'stet.
Collegiate Institute Trustees Appointed.
On lion of Messrs. ('auleltu and
Few., It.' . 1', H. hollow was ale
pointed taste of the Clinton 1'ol-
legiate Institute. icelbws of J'': PI -
steel, resigned, and on Heal )11 O(
Menses. 11e1.1'an and Ishistrr, 1t. N'.
Whelan. wits appointed tlatteof the
hoale•ich Collegiate Institute. in posse
of the hate .John Arhesol.
Lient.-1'111. Young and lieu. Ladle
44 (15,• w1it'l un the a 'it with refer -
eller t, a grIlit to the Huron Hifi,.
Association. The exe•1111V ' eonnlittee
W11. 144e1 5.1 felon on the um1114'l'
Goderich Hospital Gets $z,000.
Ila
Thursday afternoon a 11epul:t-
1ion, consisting of a down u4' 1114,11. of
the ladies of the Ihtughl.•rs of aIle 1.:u1-
pil.•, 31111 s • or the (•11414 .4 of the
h,Mlerich li,•ner l :and Marino• Hospital.
with Itrv, flwt•ph Enna t. 11.'. I buttor
Judge I►oyle and 111. Ilouor .1 nag..
Holt as .p )kronen, wailed "n tilt.
emitted, :taking that ale motion passed
,at the last meeting rescinding the
grant of $1.1511 to the hospital should
he retaliated.
►14'. Elliott sgok.• at w. • length of
the 114.4•1404y 111 hospitals :tool the ad-
vantage not only in having skilled
surgical treatment but Also in hr1vi11g
the attention t frailest nut•w•44 and
in le tying.. 11111s.• for lie, foliating 4/111.1.44-
t
i ,fol11uiogo5ae'a-
t1nn'. *lulls ,'Hold IW Ihor.nKhl)' 44t.ri-
liz.d, and spoke feelingly of 1114' many
deaths that could be averted if such
eiil,lll loll'. were readily secesNIIle 11ot
only to the ale!' but to those who
(amid not afford to go to the cities fol
Ireal 'item in the hospitals there.
His Motor Judge Royle wade an
shells t appeal to he h,.wa• of the
rululeil 0f for ••grandest rot nnly in Ilse
1 - •• nal to 1111,444 the stigma of
going 'r,ek 011 1114 wl,'11111 plelgr to
11.1.11 1.1 the vomit v. of whish Hirt.
WW.'1,tIh.• islet s•nt,tiyr.. IL. said 5 Fie
muted of It41r2 that lats''l the group
n Ihr teaI plus• was eral•Ipy 5l •
4.11111• 1•el'1M,I'+111• IMsly :1. 111r peesr111
maned. 11,• stall el 111.11 he Iru44lees
,.11lie hospital. relying "11 the grant
!hat the commit of Nori had pa.se1,
101,1 1.1.444.1•r -41e1 w 11 h the %irk
.d Holing up the 'Slitting which 11.111
I..e•11 p11r•h.,4.'.1, ,11141 11141 .Is soul n4 t hr
4'l uucil ice .1 11n1.11'y 1a.1 had rescinded
the. vole the work 11:111 been MI 1pJMel
and nothing had I4'e" .1411.• 'ince Is•.
valise there wins 110 rll"o,•', 1" go all w1111.
('hr sl:11.uu•nl 111 1t the novo, 44 1Ls1.•
rich had 1.4441 vihn1.'1 11.111i11( to the
I.uildiug %la. not 1,.4• : the liwva
.1.414.4 l,,, lot s 54 Ihr 5'u.t1 .4 14 hirh
Weise 11'..1'111 bel wren *dist 111141 $71111,
4151.1 111• 1.41ie-. - had IMe•o working
night a11.1 day, in season and nut of
.r,t.Inl, ice fair poral her and foul, and by
'.uhs,•rip(iuns and gelling tip ,'n'ertain•
mesas of all sorts hail raised tom.• sunt
while 111 nhll).1 every home
or hosing lett a small bag WAN hanging
(" 4.1.11,• cum ribiO 1,11114 to the project.
V„ ,1,11,• •' Is•41e' anything else but
that the ••X5N•riI•nce of the hospital
hen• mild be I he • AS e4vt'yw' tete
.•L1. .n
that the 1))111 would hay.• 1,J
,'01111' 1 , IIs :11444141 alive 1101 "flee 1.111
11.u1y Clues, told flys ,he ail
W0111,1 11 1V1. 541 g1, .1ow•0 inlu Ihl•ir
114.rkel., it' .Ihr)' 11:41 .111e.41)' olour. f)t.
+. hoped
..•1 end yl 1,'s, though it w t h l 1
1114' 41,11 11111 AI would beeinur self-sup-
porting
l•If-slip•porting in 11 ', enlnw• 411 . • 1.1•,11-4.
Hia Honor edge Holt spoke along
somewhat sin 'l+u' lines tend said al-
though 511m r,',l(t!y 4.1011114il if Ilnr4u
had 1 Ile 11 1111 15 ie$(1- .11 Ia•ing hard to get
.111)11141g 0515 "fl believed if any pr"-,
position hail real Heels in it it would
(seely. 511.• 144'.44,1111 y of 5hr 1.11111 y.
tin \I" Hull's rest ),ling his welt Jnr.
11i111.1'1n4)ye,I. 41.411141 by Mr. 15.'11551,
that the malt' of s1,.. otllll be
rescinded and the ori final grant re -
shard. The moyer staled 11at
he had voted to rase' 11 the grant
1,111 he now th•Inght he wits w)1 stlg
:55)41 51)11 the (,latter alu,llld 1N•
settled la•f,'re the council rose. The
Warden, howevei, ruled aha the mat-
te! L 1 • before c ole. and
JI r. Hryans was asked to 1 ke the
'hair,
Mr. 4110544,m was the pt.' •ipal
speaker against the grant. A $ ,1511
4,11141 ion had been mute to the house
of refuge and hospital mer hal inn
provided there. 111' was Irppwel In
the grant because applications would
be cooling for grunts to'hospitnl, in
towns all oyer She 4' 5y ala won a14
the principle was established I the
r"un,il would feel in fairness bound to
treat all applicants alike,
Jur. 31'14e11zie 4•ellt un record as
strongly in favor of the grant.
\\'hen Ibe vote was taken right ,.f
the roomed voted for the (ion to
r•srindlNle motion 5).14144441 in 131111/1.1'y
.11141 right against, and thechSit'm m of
the r• •e gIe•t111h• clapped his
hnod44.
110 Ihr Warden's 4'N ' g the rhnu
Mr. Miller. (following A auggert'
ft flit. Warden, ml vel. w•condsI
by Jlr. M,'Kenzi., that it grant of
$5.1151 1.n movie to the hospital
when the huildiug is c pietist. Chis
W114 referred to the e4e41111',' r -
ulMttee.
The ex,rllive eomnnMee reported,
recommending that the prayer of the
police village of 1'trditor, asking that
the loan) of police trustees he me. r-
poratel, he grnnte.1, and that a bylaw
he prepared ; that l'. A. Nairn'a ten-
der for jail Nn
'empties be rrepied : that.
no at -tion be token with reference to
the request of a farther grant. 111 the
tlravenhurll !tanit ori et the pres-
ent t' •: that the 'tidies of
Leo 111•Namat , e ittel 5,l Mt.,
.John's 1nil ustrial 11. , from Meaf.rth.
be paid ; that. no N•I.ion bre taken with
reference to the e ' mlion front
the l'onatahien' ANsociatiou, Waking
payment of meml,erahip fees ; with re-
ference to the petition from (trend
(tend to the township of Stephen. ask-
ing help to 11111111 n 11.ektip. that the
petitioner's mend it to the ennlcil of the
township of Stephen; that the grant of
$1.141411 to the Alexandra. General and
Marine Hnapitel b• not given ; that
the !trent of (1,1441 to the \Vingham
hoapltal he not given ; that a grant of
$75 to the Heron (bounty Rifle League
he made.
When the report was taken ftp in
committee of the whole council the
yyneation of the grant to the
Goderich hospital again came -up
and Ills Honer Judge Holt was
again allowed to address the commit-
tee. A motion to amend the report
by making the grant wail introduced
and this time the Warden voted for
the grant sod its a roll the report
was adopted as atneoded on the follow -
tog division : Yeas -Messes. Gardiner. 1
I,auoul,McLean,
M 'h.'n tie, ,lIM ghto Jla.41101411
a 11 d Steck lllll it. :\ a) 41meows..
liryans, ('xutrlon, %stage. 1) I'4•Iris,
Grieve and Ishistrr.
Estimates for the Year.
Che ,'Nliu•atel 4.11.114•1141111114./1
and re-
ceipts for the year IMI 1411• ns tallow's
Adluinistralion of justice, $5,:11411 ; jail
xrruUlll, $t'-:41.1 : Division Court t 1'4
1,111d, $1111 ; schools. $111,14111 ; s1, col
11tl,tgrmeelt, $2,11511: grams, $2„11411 ;
municipal toyer lllll eta. $.1,:1141 ; sta-
tionery. printing. etc.. $!1141, ; 1 i1 3.
and rltarltie•.. $.-IINI : intere,a, $5,141411;
county property, $''.5,'.1111: uuise11:11-
em., $1111 ; 1114111. 41'4d 11 *44.141411 :
s :teal bridges. .�
1)I.!l • sterling
N
te14411111es, $,,,:,l1t: gurtrn•v dela•n-
1111ers, $!141411; dlH,'it arr.. $14.111111151:
lollop. $704,:I0•2.52. Iteveipls It.gist•y
office. $►4411: li,cmw•s, $1,'x411 ; total,
$'2,14151.
Moved by 51r. \tiller, seconded by
Mr. 1'.tllthtet. that in the ryeutof an
Millen! from the 1rps.11 of the ,elualix-
,1 lou , 'I lee the appeal toe referred
to the vomit judge. 1 arrie1.
Mu4el by Messrs. ,\Irtjuilhul and
51.Kenzi,•, that, w'heneve' the iuspr•
for of the (louse of refuge Hods that
any inmate has any property, he and
the \\4 I111en and the keeper have Ihr
I
1
1 •1• tinware
fe
made.
Carried.
\lucid by 91rMaIr3. McQuillan 111111
I.hist•r that the drain at I(l)•throunIy
bridge he left in eliarge of the roomy
Rev. 31r. Elliott. reptes.ntin51 111,1'
council I,f the town of lilNlrrich. +felled
fora (.11111,',' grunt for Mowers for the
nasi haus,' grounds. This was re -
balls! 1,, the executive r ' ter.
Moved by Mastro. 11,arlimrr and I
Ih•v1tn" that the salary of the co O.
engineer 115• $14411 pet. /Ill unll , MI/vet
ice 111nrutr,Cnt by Messrs, JIeLeut and
( :ultelou that tier engila•tr be 'still
*SIN) per 1411111111. Thos,' m4lions were
sent to the ,•xe•utiv,• r ittee
.
Equalisation of Assessment.
The report of the equalization 1.0111-
1141 tee wa4lrrs•u1e1. The • -tie-
re•ouuu.mded that the report he
adopt tsa which is the nasal )f the
riuuty valuator.. 111 council it ,'iI
'el by 11,•. Ishistrr, seconded, b)'
Jh•I►oig, that the townships of
How irk. lire)'. llorris, Stephen and
Hay la. redulld Irv,• rota. rent. This
was 10411 1111,1 11m• 1r•IN1t'I WAS 5111.11
:,.Iople1.
1'h.• ruunty pro(a•it)' rnoauitle• re-
P4inlall4111141 that no art' be taker
w'it11 vers.,'uce to Om jaih•r's request
for lets feet of hose, u4' the phlriag of
lbs iron gate it the :nvning ave• the
(14.111 .111411': With l'efrl'1•lle• to glallo-
ht hie sidewalk that u" ,1,1' Is' taker:
Walil the town council retrad the walk
10 111,' jail. The jail, registry 1f11ee
lull roust bons• wile cepurted to be in
gist repair. exceptthe repairs still to
1a• made :144 ordered. 'Chi. wits
1'11,' 4411111 ,,u,liI,,t 1••111111.1 the
rash t.•rripls for NMh, iurludiug 1111 -
Alive )m II:111111' 1911, :14 $17:51:;11.'!'
lit !
1 , '.bu .rt mels :e I . PC. 27.
and h I I #
leaning balance on hand ..f $l,55411,2',.
Other details id Hie acinit also, w'1.re
given.
Further Improvements at Court House.
:\ .supplementary report of the
comfit )' 5ru(N•t'I4 r doll ill ter re')1ll-
ua•udel 11,1. wi11, r1•frl.•nr1• to the
Ielle ,'!ling of the .calls of the coot.
11.41111. I he 11' 4111 be .11,11,', 111 11 V. 1st 1)( not
mole than $1111; that the wainscot-
ting loud h.uldrniling on boom stairs he
111411e, 115 11 1.1,141 "r slut 11101e 1111111 $311,
„Is. 511111 oilr•I411 h x1141 witminw shades
1,s• got for the w'itnes's' Anal and
that repitir14 he n,ult• to the e.11xr
d, Ma', the SI,l•k till lie 4.1'rl:W4.11 11)'
fount -illus 11r1.ran lend Ihr ('111101)•
clerk.
Educational Matters.
The rdneati,n committee Ircome
r4•ndel that the prayer of the iwti-
lion of 1•115r1i3yer4 Of 14r11,411 we•ti,111
NO, 1 )f the township fo(St•phen, ,1sk-
ing the runuril 111 appoint arbitrator/.
111111 (11111 11 new schtol MIS 1)u, to hr
L1144111 1114 srhlol Neel inn No. Il, by
dividing school portion No. I into two,
be granted ; that 11" 10111)1) be taken
With r1•frtenrr In the el of the
Listowel High SI.111101 (64' the tuiti,/m
111, pu oils belonging to this r (y
that the 4'11 ' of the Parkhill High
Seh.ol be paid, in accordance with
clause leen of the minutes of the June
..•salon of 114101; that the grants made
for r.ntintiali.0 rhtAS work hr made
ill c4)nlin51 to 44111ut4' : that the prayer
of the stet 15 ion o1 31. %il•r and outer
twh•pavet•a of the !ales it section of No.
:S, township of !Inv, tettuagiting the
council to appoint arbitrators in regard
In the boundaries and fixing of a site
for the new 444•11001, the township of
(Lay having I1fu.el to do w1, 1H•
granteil. This was luloplel.
Donald Patterson Engineer.
The haul and bridge 'annuli•.' rr-
IIM1.Ie1 that the two la idgea O11 the
lo11ndaries between Heron and Perth
had been contracted for, the tender of
Hill ar Co.. of Mitchell, being $117 be-
low the tll'X5 lowest tender, being ;le-
1e5)t4441 fur the Mupristrurturr, 111)11
t. hat of T. T. ('ole. I?thel, for concrete
work• his being the most favorable:
with reference to Dunlop bridge the
committer drove out to wee it. and 11. -
!meted finding it in very had 4' lir
Min and res. ended 11411 tenders
be caller for at once to put concrete
abutments in at Once a('('1111ing I)
plans and 44 Mrifi('atiun14, the old caviar
strh)gew to be mad for a tern of
years; that the engineer's ad1•jhe be
taken with reference to the small
bridge went of 151uek (Torek and that
the pine.. be tiller app if not required
to take the writer 'laity fin council
this wan anl/•odel to the effect that
no action be taken at present) ; that
no action be taken with reference to
the claim of Duff & Mtewart, of 111.1e -
vale, rot 1 tee 1 '1 Ilia con-
sideras 1,h n nit U r n 1 11-
sideer the county liable for the 144,1441,'
out.: thatthe corporation of Myth be
notified to Ir•nnve water pipe at the
Hlyth bridge, SA it was damaging the
county bridge there; that the crock
in the south nbutneht at, the Hayfield
bridge he filled with Imre amid and
cement ; that the contractor of St.
.lu14Pph bridge had not placed the
abutment according to specifications.
The mitt.e• recommended that.
the lomat' of the allotanent lie in
eharge of Mr. Lamont, he /deo to net
as insists -tor while the concrete work
is going on: that IMnald Pattcruom
he appointed county engineer, and
rommen('P work at once, and that all
lepers and eOmmunihations in clmnec•
lion with all bridges he transferred
over to him by Mr. Anally at once
and that a bylaw he pn'pnre) to this
effect. Adoptee!.
County Clerk's Salary ',creased.
A supplementary report of the ex-
ecutive committee recommended no
grant to the Provincial Fruit (rowers
A,iaoelation ; no htrther grant for
flowers for the spurt house park ; en
increase of $1111 In salary to the minty
clerk ; that the tender of F. A. Holmes.
for cost' be accepted, his hying lower
than the only other tender, that of
1L.h1. KI)iott: that the salary ,nf the
(smolt), engineer he $Mfrs. This report
was adopted.
Bylaws.
The following hylaws were pawed ;
?Ptd. 4, to authorise the Warden aml
tleae1res to harrow p*),1100 for current
rx54•IlN4N : bylaw (1111. .5. to 441u1114C 5l.
sow'Msrlentri of the different umwnicl-
palllli/•M fur the year : bylaw No. lis to
raise by raaeasrlleut the 4411111 of $70,-
5112.52 for the year )515411; bylaw No. 7,
to appoint 1arlitrrtl/1w in the matter'of
the 'N•(1111,11 11f I.11tel1a)•1.1'N 11( *1'1114441
Neel 14113 N,'. 1, WWII/11141 of -Stephen
(the arbitrators appointed are .11111514'
1.101t. .1. E. T and N'. 'ache); bylaw
No. 54, to appoint 1(5 4111'ton+ in the
i'.xtt•r of the pwtition f1•I,111 1•atepa41' 4
of S. S. No. it, township of Hay ; bylaw
No. 11, to ippon'', l►. Patterson county
engineer: bylaw No, In, I,' incorporate
III.• board of police trusters of the
lutist. village of 1'redilou.
Moved by Messrs. Ishistrr and Mc-
Naughton, that we adjoin/1 to inert
1 ;,M e'ic 1 11 the
e Meat l l l J u l n h
again olio in 5,h 1 w
forst. Tuesday in Decent1N•r. ('xrriel.
A Trip ea the Lake,
Uu Weln•wl11)' evening eleven
members of the 1'crlll 4' Ly
who arse herr 10 r4ufer with the
1 1111111 ,'O110e y 14111111.11 with r,•flernrr
to bridges on the boundary between
the tau counties, together with the
uleul1s•rs Of the Hawn ruuncil, enjoyed
A trip on the lake in the tug Horton,
as the pe'''14(N of County Tnewurt•,
I lolml•.,.
\liller'M 1rip Puwdeis cure. For
wale by 31114. \\ ils/ul.
.
'I'hen•'14 u lot u1, sati.Gu•t ion m being
diss::lislie•d with eveylhing.- -New
1 irk Press.
tial) rhe and all a z,uhal(us eon-
ditions of the skin All. cured by the•
use of Miller's Compound Iron fills.
F'or soh• 1'Y Jlw, 1Vil'ou.
CASH OR
PRODUCE
SWIM
SPECIALTIES
Colored Dress Silks
Another lot of colored deem silks. Regular
31) cents for 39 cents for Saturday. See our win.
dew Saturday ning.
Organdie
g
Muslims
White sheer organdie dress Muslims a special
French make, thin rid fine, 16c, 20n, 25c and
30c, rate values.
_
Cotton Suitings
5 pieces cotton Stallings, black and white,
elninnaigne, green and Whitr,Ihlur and %•hitt. and
light blur, regulars 2'4c for 16c.
'PHONE
86
Cotton Holt
In all black, tan and white, lace fronts, extra
vahtes for pricer asked, another lot better than
ever, 16 cents or 2 pairs for 25 cents. Ladles
riser.
141 tu'1 k'�C'.t�.irl !amu I.) ' ^p• P.rpld'1
Remnants i
Remnants of dew gouda, all short sods at
about half-price.
l - -
Prints
About 350 yards of 124 cent prints for 10 cents.
(;tool cloth and color.
. H. COLBORNE
Corner Hamilton Street and Square,
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GODERICH.
It Is Not ''Too Late!
k: tl l
You slum have done it
sooner but it 's never too late
to change.
Make :t start by buying a
grey worsted. ft is the
new thing tied will add to
your appearance.
Frank H. Martin
The Tailor
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THE BON -TON
Livery- and
flack Stables
EAST STREET
The fittest turnouts in town are supplied at these
well•known stables.
Carriages for every requirement and good horses
furnished at reasonable rates of hire.
Finest Hack service
in town
Everything up-
to-date
Careful drivers furnished when required
All calls promptly attended to
Walker & Augustine
'PHONE 51
EAST STREET LIVERY
SUMMER GOODS
FOR MEN
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER HATS,
SUMMER TIES.
TWO-PIECE SUITS MADE TO
MEASURE AT VERY LOW FIGURES.
FANCY HALF -HOSE, 25c AND 50c
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S SMART WEAR
REG. BLACK
Cesium Tailor, - The Square, Gederich.
'PHONE
56
D. MILLAR CO.
Just to hand another shipment of our ladies'
PHONE
56
Readyio=wear Wash Suits
They 'come in white, white and black, and in smart
tweed effects, and range in price as before from $2.5o to
$3.50 a suit. As this will be our last opportunity of repeat-
ing thli.) suit;, wt) w.)uld eip:eially recommend any lady
desirous of securing one to call at once.
We were very fortunate in securing a nice lot, of
Dress Linens, Muslins, Vestings, etc , at about half-
price., We will put these on sale Saturday morning at
very tempting prices.
Silk,Waists Muslin Waists - ; Lustre Waists
flat 1'4111gP fof bdbei WAlrt, IN eery c ple•te• and "0ntains all the Maga
nuvrltiea; 4124•,, :4'l !n 111, 111)5)1 7:ir.
Hosiery Hosiery Hosiery
Indira
will find no difficulty in having their hosiery wants supplier at
this store an the stack fN very large an.I contains almost everything that
(011141 111' desired.
Parasols
Parasols
Parasols
\\ r have thio week added Many new •shies to ter stack of parasols
and sunshades. Children's sunshades a Ietdingltte•ature.
P ss NE Millar's Popular Store PHS N E
r
You �
ARE
INVITED
to come and see the ins
provetnents we have
made in our store and
to see the newest and
.17) best assorted stock of
Farmers' and Builders'
Hardware, Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, Screen
Doors, Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers, Washing
Machines, Wringers, Tinware and Graniteware.
The largest assortment of STOVES and
RANGES in town.
Worsell's Cheap Hardware and Stove Store
Hamilton Street - - GODERICH
ttlhk
I SUMMER TIES I
+.'c5fit'
HOW a woman can get through toe corning
summer seastZn without WHITE FOOT-
WEAR is more than we can understand. This
will be a season for WHITE AND TAN
SHOES. We are ready for the rush.
Women's White Ties, $1.25, $I.SO and $2.50
Women's Tan Oxfords from $1.23 to $3.00
Children's White Ties and Slippers at
75e, $1.00 shd $1.25
WE DO REPAIRING
AND DO IT RIGHT.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO MAKE SELECTIONS.
Sharman
GODERICH
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NEW LIVERY
....._„.........,..__________„_,„_.
KNOX BROS.
have opened a livery stable in the P°
stand on Newgate street opposite the
Colborne IIotel and have fitted it with fi ,
3,a
New and Up-to-date Rigs, New
Harness, and Good,
Reliable Horses.
All patrons are assured the best of
service. Your patronage is solicited.
I.
-----.---_ -r�---------,-,,....c._ ,;
N X BROS.
O
I opposite '(:oII)orne Ilease, -- Newgate Street.
It Is Not ''Too Late!
k: tl l
You slum have done it
sooner but it 's never too late
to change.
Make :t start by buying a
grey worsted. ft is the
new thing tied will add to
your appearance.
Frank H. Martin
The Tailor
1
THE BON -TON
Livery- and
flack Stables
EAST STREET
The fittest turnouts in town are supplied at these
well•known stables.
Carriages for every requirement and good horses
furnished at reasonable rates of hire.
Finest Hack service
in town
Everything up-
to-date
Careful drivers furnished when required
All calls promptly attended to
Walker & Augustine
'PHONE 51
EAST STREET LIVERY
SUMMER GOODS
FOR MEN
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER HATS,
SUMMER TIES.
TWO-PIECE SUITS MADE TO
MEASURE AT VERY LOW FIGURES.
FANCY HALF -HOSE, 25c AND 50c
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S SMART WEAR
REG. BLACK
Cesium Tailor, - The Square, Gederich.
'PHONE
56
D. MILLAR CO.
Just to hand another shipment of our ladies'
PHONE
56
Readyio=wear Wash Suits
They 'come in white, white and black, and in smart
tweed effects, and range in price as before from $2.5o to
$3.50 a suit. As this will be our last opportunity of repeat-
ing thli.) suit;, wt) w.)uld eip:eially recommend any lady
desirous of securing one to call at once.
We were very fortunate in securing a nice lot, of
Dress Linens, Muslins, Vestings, etc , at about half-
price., We will put these on sale Saturday morning at
very tempting prices.
Silk,Waists Muslin Waists - ; Lustre Waists
flat 1'4111gP fof bdbei WAlrt, IN eery c ple•te• and "0ntains all the Maga
nuvrltiea; 4124•,, :4'l !n 111, 111)5)1 7:ir.
Hosiery Hosiery Hosiery
Indira
will find no difficulty in having their hosiery wants supplier at
this store an the stack fN very large an.I contains almost everything that
(011141 111' desired.
Parasols
Parasols
Parasols
\\ r have thio week added Many new •shies to ter stack of parasols
and sunshades. Children's sunshades a Ietdingltte•ature.
P ss NE Millar's Popular Store PHS N E
r
You �
ARE
INVITED
to come and see the ins
provetnents we have
made in our store and
to see the newest and
.17) best assorted stock of
Farmers' and Builders'
Hardware, Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, Screen
Doors, Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers, Washing
Machines, Wringers, Tinware and Graniteware.
The largest assortment of STOVES and
RANGES in town.
Worsell's Cheap Hardware and Stove Store
Hamilton Street - - GODERICH
ttlhk
I SUMMER TIES I
+.'c5fit'
HOW a woman can get through toe corning
summer seastZn without WHITE FOOT-
WEAR is more than we can understand. This
will be a season for WHITE AND TAN
SHOES. We are ready for the rush.
Women's White Ties, $1.25, $I.SO and $2.50
Women's Tan Oxfords from $1.23 to $3.00
Children's White Ties and Slippers at
75e, $1.00 shd $1.25
WE DO REPAIRING
AND DO IT RIGHT.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO MAKE SELECTIONS.
Sharman
GODERICH
t�liall���
1
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