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The Nominations.
W. F. Clark and &if. G. Cameron Will Con-
test the Goderich Mayoralty Chas.. A.
Reid Gets the Reetie's Seat by Ac-
clamation S1'eral I: (ew glen in the
Field for the Council---
Other4Municipaltties.
4fnminetion meeting et the for the meeting to:: ,wing the oou
tow!) hall oni Monday evening Wail flour, and it was deeitI d •L., beer
well attended and won our of the best :r
,:K•
1,1•, of the pr.-ent year's cu
man /rip d meetings ever hcIi in (lode before new wen.
rich. tlie speaks.'s bring.,listened to Meyer Mecklln was called on t
attentively and the whole preeeeclinge. He went over the tinancial etatenr
being rat•rtrtt r n in god humor.'
Clerk Knox received : the fallowing
, nominations :
,FOR \IAl'OR.
ominations in
Lina.
the
un tl
Mai. elm Gil\F:>te Ca.itee t;. bar•
rioter, proposed by A. 1 t. \!cl t an, sec-
onded by J. A Nrintoah.
Tom, sehonl inspector,
prup,t.wl 1v \\'hilae Wallecr, 'sec-
onded -by %Vatter'ttlarmlm.
WVii i.i.(tt Fogior. el 1:'•UK, veterin-
ar jt rani gw,n -err' t« a ' l l+r-v't. -M. Toddi-
+,rcnn i ,1 hr R 1t. Pe der.
AL1.r:n11r,t•t: 11.1 1.1N, physician,
prupos••,t I,'\• 1.. N. h ill, seconded
le It.'.I :\Irideses _ .
Ft R REF:VT.7.-
.1, n, !:1sT J.1141.1,], nrg.Inist. pfn.
posed by -R. C. Black,. se ••,did by ki
L.iwreu•.•. '
Ko411141 ELI..Il' . 10011 1 dealer.
molt wed b t Hir,,er4 Peisonl. ii•e-
uMlr,l *.v 1t'dwi1,1'Iok.'
Irrt.
rut,
eutup.uing the . xpendi1ures dun.
the present year with those of t1
prebiour year., awl claiming for t
present council .res economical sea
egement of '.tle. town's fluati e
1ht debenture dei' h.tfl been redu.
by $12,720, send-_* Odd now at 1141,21
1n the tire drpai inept there had bre
41:0 or 444 more -peat than last yeit
The expenses for law e.,sts had. inn
-;flitrilitj-tnerea,.e,l, chiefly on accuun
of the Sangster -.ult., which the tow
lett, both ,on 'ae trial and on" tb
appeal. The \\'heel Riga difficult
also hadeauaile I aou.rexleuse. thuug
the town h.ul t', pay only kr own leg:
fres. Pliuting .ndisdvertisingrhI.,l
,
I-.rgertigm-r than tart year. but (h
increase ws .. ...runts' tor by the sus
of advertising .he bylaws of Indust. letn
-arh etfti'w.,rdi pati tuts town reek
011:•r drpartiw nus sleetreJ I.•ss.Seen
dour, than "u,. previous year. 1'n.
rxpeuses and •r .he heading ''pubo,
wooly'=' wine 1 A:1.:i1i.i ism, about
Ig
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. ('ll.1,. It lb ♦ "•nilractei•, •Prdp'ised M.,(, th in is the yea. 11511' aid l- id. cit
iy 11 '1'.' /l rile!,• et.nded by •l $ i s1 less t tots, last veru.
Ilea 114.
,If. iii -?11 it• ":".3".1' 4r. t . •rop,srd won f.'r the :415,0 14 bj•law bring sub -
4 , h+ole+ K1 I5;lt, oode.t by ;.I. witted to.th,• lleupleit theaeelections
East outan• ti.- ,,oucy 88.4111, i'e.luurd rue IX11 011'
I'V 11EEVF.. diem y re ie ;, litvre,, ami he asked the
'Che Mayo, next r
'11 I t
'Olt I F.1
,, ele1'lol� 1u a ,mon t the bylaw', a, the
.N,..r .� 1% ("LK) :NT Ml'N*1N.;g, ulnar h
buddy., 1, 1
second .l by
1„s..,' '' It
41. Js (kopi
JnIIN it 1
, broke.: pion
ereon,b•dal • V
\ FUR \V..1'
••:•••1 IN 1t.
\s Ai.Fcp u It•.rr: \I ttKr. N, phy
.'�t,rn�n.se•4 i:v .I ,u o,r, .Nate► 11, arca
by 1 f 1. Rn).-, u s..n..
*LEX.\NDKIt ('11RYiTAt. boil
Make', Inol•o8wl I,v 11. 1'. M ..ling
• eeemiee•l by ('h-rs. 11.1.'..- • '
FK%NI. A1.1:x F:tu,IfT. rug ICY•*•,
1i a• r..'ut' , star•
Tos.-41 .ler ,b. Stokes,
I 11 ('•41 ,ori.•; add pfn. till un. -' the le•„plr erne• peer•
\1rgaw s,•e,mde•d by 1 pared '1 L'"• a -,t l.*d iu rale mixt
r. year. The deficit had heeti carratyl
flat. ('1:vat ,imnranre 1'urwaul 41 ,o 11.8 11) years. Cher,.
I ,v 11 F. lid ass .a L,.- .8 hen the Kensington Fur•
gei)s, ohne.- Fe. ; .ry debentures were ,old
A. IL .lel..•"t.. of tt1,7Tam, .rod a lose nu the \\heel
I?I: .-1X 1.11.1,
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('I)\1- !{ig, de1...di n•s.et $1.:41v, but a profit
! on'tbe last issue ut debeututua,f brat
'1'heu the.- were the arrears in repay;
wrath of leans by factories, which ad•
dad another $I0,11110 to the amount
which had deo hr provided for. The
faesories, however, were all doing well
and 1 he (h n Company had paid hack
.1,1541 in addition to the back interest.
.tooth••'. matter His Warship retri-
to wise the summer hotel. The
.u'cil of 1tM17 did not know what to
w h this and the council of IOW
AS 1 the saute position.' The coun-
t!• gut possession of the insti-
ads a park opposite it and
local lawn, who lied made
wing. The (rood H ,ads
His Worship hoped to
splendid thing for the
hr subject of the electric
beeetti4-,iee little
ngs, tw►t3<)itaspir.:
profit of drpity reeve,
been
the council for
The
; t year hr had
of the srkct commit -
into the *tion of e4. 1
ulat!iet an market drays
thoroughly, b had come
conclusion that .it
mild nn:
cess. He apo �. of the
ed been mads t !'s year
r d5rertiob and r• imed
.•n'us of opinion
the
ng which was exile
Dan.
ed
crap os,..l by T. i\'. Ne('aethy,
ondel I.v t r. W. Black.
FOR. COUNCILLORS.
\Vir.t.l \ N 1•;u1tl,y.'F: ('Lane. vetel'in•
erys:rg.•nn. prole,sed by W. R. Pinder,
seconded by Walter Sh)rurdn. -
J.uIN Jeoten.8Ni organist., Pro-
pc•swl by it. H. c u1"t: ecoudrif-hy J.
W. Craigie.:' -
J,\?IE. CHIIFT L\ITII\Y.8*TF., gentle -
Mtn, pIoposed by - J. H. Colborne.
awrurulw1 6y ,tVn, tt•ata...,
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et
do
Of 1
on,.r
it
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ut
tl
tilt
rent ,
a g'
al.chiu
ser tura
town. On
1 K0H1;14T .l.L1.o'rT, ' lthuber dealer,
propo-ed bt" Itit•hanl Parsons, sea
onded by Robert !'lark.
Gtn LtoNF:r. P.tnOwsi, elevator
manager, pi.ryjsed by V. 11. Rohert-
son, •••1'01111..1 by Alex. Satlndrro.
1'll titl.li. 1 F:It IIY'I1T HI'N11KIt. jewel-
ler, prop,. by l{olwrt • McLesu.
seconded by \V. 1'. Pridhaui.
\Vt1.r:,l;t8I 'eV.tt t..\rK, menager of
Knitting Factory. proposed by J.
'Igin 'r , eecorided by Alex. Satin -
us : end oropnel by .1. H. Colborne
Re.•01 ilea by 1 'bp•. _1. Reid.'
I.ur.u'r JoMF:r11 ,I'.Ai.wtn';t:, 1 r
maker, loopnsed 1fY• T. -Pring!
d hr It 4'' 1lunnings,
\\1 -I 8 \- 8N.8TTEH,. -mer-
*,••�,",-d I.8' J. H. COI I.It'nt•,
I,y .L„ „1. )•ekes.
1111-1T14.111.:14 iM tN'r1Y, gentle -
,sed Icy %V-. 11. tiraham,
a
nee,
- sect
Jot
chant,
ierendr
Join
filen,
pro,
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J!il,'r•\\-1 1.1t)I 1'It.\1111 F:, insurance
broke,. l,rop i"- by C. H: Haulier,
,trondrd by J. k'.,st Jotrba(l,
f'.t 11111 a Tie 114..\)4. Illerehaet,
prupusell by .1. V. l'raigie, seconded
hy J. E..lorden.
JAWS,.13F:Nwo) I:tWKivw,inrtlrenre
agent. iltoteise(l.b
meted by (den. C. 13
Jn'4:1-I11i111F'F•184, j
. It., Pi:drr, e.•e.r
Told. .
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FOR SCHOOL TR TEES.
ST. I: N ,uio' ',e W 7,..
Elise tri.: 11. \VAT$(,M, , 'ester, pr.r
_posed ).v 1leery- -Knee/ hew srrunded
by M. \V. Hewett.'
ALFA. M,ten/F ll., meed earns,
by H. 13. Watson.
• 1T. AN1,IIKW'. W.tgn.
W %:r1t: $. oTT T*•HNi*IL:- r
eiClarl, proposed by Herbert Mdwsl[d
Hodge,is, seconded by J. \V, (lraigi
ST, DAVID'S WARD.,
ALI.KN 1)t',o a M(•LHAN, merchant,:
proposed by H. C. Pilsinger, se,;.mded
by W. It. finder.
' ST. Venn ts'a Wenn,
infbrtnetion.
('..u,••illor
ing to the
said he had
three y ea, I.
been chairman
tee end went
tablishiug a
here pretty t
to the conch
prove a sue
elfotts that,[
in ,the ram
Hint the CnfIC
pubhe meeting
:the two ter showed that
W4/4 right. This year, Mr. Mnnnin .
id. he had to en ehair twin of the fire
. ,n .,jit.tre end he had been trying 10
get 'mho lire •. department in 1 better
ghat... He wanted to have- a ieyular
fine alarm system installed,' and an-
other thing he advocated Was a wait-
ing room et "the dock for the con•
vrnienee of pt'.engrt• traffic.
Councillor, Humber 'poke nn the
idesetur bylaw. He painted out that
the Company wits not .,'king exemp-
tion alone on t he new addition but on '
the whole building. end. stilted that if e
the bylaw tl rale., $7,tlt$J to build the rive ba treat a small quantity than to
eedtmentaUoo brain. The commission treat all the storm sewage as well,
had expended very such more, but Ur. Clark. who is contesting Mr.
the speaker believed the expenditure Cameron's candidacy for the mayor.
wee in the interests of the town. atty. spoke strongly in favus .1 the
They found the bottom, of the brain establishment of is product. market in
faulty oh account of wrong construe.- Goderich. He told of the scarcer of
Hon. but that was the fault of the en- the horse market in Goderich the past
gluier eel her than of the oowu ission. season and raid he believed the
Then the commission wasted a great produce :market could be made
deal of lets ,r In the attempt to remedy equally surc.auful if it wore properly
things. and Hnally came to the con• worked up. N'e should not let the
clueion to let the contract of pulling trade that belonged to the tows slip
the Irisin in shape to 'Mr. 'l nonan- away to other markets for want of
bearer. Mr. Teua,anhaurev now had looking *Iter it. He had spent five
the flues tight, but was • prevented ur,nix years in the council and knew
going on with the wink,on account of something of the town's business. If
the weather. It might he said. why elected mayor, he would hold the
dud not the commie...in give the cute office for only one year.
tract to Mr. Troinanhei ser in the Met Robe. Elliott msdr'one of ,his char -
place; but Mr. Truinauhamier heti wrteristic speeches, which a et she
never suede more than a provisional audience gIV.e1Iy. He eliticized the
Lauder, offering to do the work if the council for, doing nothing, and doing
plans were altered. Thr cu 'gaunt it badly.
felt. it bad to adhere to the plans Joseph Griffin was the only other
drawn up by its engineer and accord- speaker who responded when hie
ingly awaided the cuult•act to the name was called. He ',poke Iuirtty,
lowest tenderer, and it wow generally and declined to 17 _0, candidate.
understood that the contrector bad
duet 42,0110 nu the job. The tot on Goderich Townshi
twhictl the basin wee built curt the P•
situ 41,500 instead . 1 $) ail. There will to a contest in G.alerich
estimate!, on account of lir increase township, the following aotuinetions
in the soder of pipperty in the ricin• having been made :
its un act,•nua o pie settlement le- Roe Reeve -Samuel Sturdy. Jahn
tween •the Hawlrys and the C. 1'. H. McClure. •
Another large rxpenditute• the coup For Councillor.-Williatti
wiaeiun had had to face wee the John Yen. George Leithwajlr, John
$I.241 epeut un the lepsis of the ,R:ythwell, George Hudie.
boilers at thestation. The
cleaning out 'of the intake pipe' had •
horn estimated at a cost of $1,0011 but Ashfield Council Re-elected.
did not cost so touch. The .ueeidiaryy In Ashflrld the council of IMO
intake (oral the harper, he Cl lilhwl, hero til-ehvtrd by ieclematinu :
w3tl=nece8.Ltry, in case_„1__emesstL'ticy. Jiet its Thus.•St•ttwrs. -
end tueans had he, -n provided e,t Deputy Reeve -\\'m. Hunter.
keeping the iurnke fro+u the Ask,. Councillors ---%Ven. Kickley, J.
clear of gravel in the future. Per. Dalton. CharlesStewatt.
tonally h. was in (dyne of extending „No Other nominations were mad
has
`I909 Wind-UpSale I909
ad. for We are making special reduetloe prices 00 alt the article* mentioned in this, our
we are going to pusttstbtw ohe ut weekocit Denied prices %%illme less tdotit, 'ads we t tthf k• holesiale ey will) ,.i
the prices we ale waking.'
COATS
dust 17 In,liri suet girls' Coats, all pew this year.
Regular $12.511 t., 413. You can get env one of
these Coats for 47.73. Cob's* -_ black, navy.
L1 own, green, grey. A few tweed ('.,ate at just
half price.
UINCHAMS
Ah,nit 350 yards of Scotch and Canadiah
(.:whams and Charuhrev-. Regebir price 124c
end ISe. We err enc.. not thew out at bac. Apron
Iiu,Kheu,r at 10c. Fret colors. Kreuter 124c.
FURS
Duly 11 long ant: short Collars atud !'lulls n'.1% b.
sell. and vuu can get a big reduction' .'n env eeof
them. Vele ,ricer from 41 no to 4H.50, airs
prices f 4 to 412.511. Theme are sial beeps
end new this year.
HANDKERCHIEFS
After the biggest Christmas Heudkereh;c1 lel,.
we ever had, we have still hundreds left, fr.,'i'
to 65c. blur Handketthief. were great value btu,
year,
FLANNEL ETTES.-We have stills fRw hdndred )'gods of emlannrlrttre left, al old priers,
Mg ..„s !l'$e then present wholerrle pricer. 1 ou cru t31ak.C'Ruod a lr'cU
utoaey )lttyrrrlf ttrhw, nose.
• '...nil and get some and rave >' iTtt+sd�iin�fige, -
TOWELLI NG. -Crash Towelling at from 3c to I3c. and from 14 inebee w 23 inches wide. The,.. ail.
extut value.
J. H. COLBORNE
wept. McKinley, 'Thomas Nlcholecn, John
Dmedale.
e, All elected by acclamation.
11 t'LLETT.
the 1nt.1 further into the lekr,`tn `
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order to ,_ 'ecu the drinking supply'Otd Council in West Wawanosh
against ...age c.,ntaruin'ition, est
there w.: sewer, running tutu the Thr. West \Vawanosh' council
later very Blow to the intake. The 1‘ /9 4,t, Iw,rn ret.lf'nwl tor. aha
ele,•tric I,,(hl plant of th-• town, hr ear hv,a•chtlatetion. a'. follows: `
said. sea, atitti istett au wothd Deer - H4"v''--w11(`'"^ Mat 1.•
fu Ise t4•nrwr.l from start w finish..l'oonei11urs W. A. %Ills. in, .141.
The 'mull,' tm pI tl,t .Wer in Hi•st.et,,t,
conditi..0 but Nle i11tnk.• pipe wesnut
large enough- {,
t,,.uppl.y nor k11111111. let
alone two. - 1'11.4 means of 'shut, dug
elf 1lie sleudpipe were defective.-. The
c.alatcil had *nosed the a 'anion'*
rryuest for it telephone in the h,iuse
of the man who a .* ti lledt :• valves
at the pipe. The speedier raid he lied
asked M1t. Kelly to :make an estituate
of the cyst of it,, elrctrirally-operated
valve at the pipe so that it could 1e
contlrill}•tl trnuu the pumping onion.
He did riot Stitrnd tu' lir 11 crudidale
fur 'next year. ("`ore's the pity,"
f Dr. Strang.)
MG. Cameron, K. C.. who is a can-
didate for the pool inn of mayor for
1911), said he. hadr.t learnt -tiler fault to
find with the council of 19 41 so bar as
he had knowledge. lie gathered from
lir financial 'statement that the town
had s i flo tting liability 'of 4:10,000 or
would m ti[8'tt ttiii bud -
mayor to find out
eating liability at
was.. One thing
the purchase
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Iteeve -- Hugh 11. 11111.
t,. l'ouneitlnlr, - James [riper. Robert
tiff. Clerks, .lehn 114.r. JAB '14n/1,1yir
All sheeted by ,teem•. tat1wn: .
dai,ts 0 and
neer if elect
xaetly what the
the beginning of 1
he aid Hod (malt with
of the land for the new oo without
the will of the people t •ng axcer-
teined by a vote. He thou . t it a
had thing when the representat es of
the -people
peope paid a tribute to the -w
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Dr.' Macklin bad done in urgenixing
thedeputetion which waited pn the
Government last year with r .on
GA the improvement of the harbor.
Tor two vitels of the town were the
shipping intere.ta an.1 the manufac-
turing interests. The $44l,IIt$)gent
which had been secured for the ha bor
was, however, only amnia!! grant. I he
improvement of Go eric•h harbor was
an affair of- natlionel importance, and
if elected he intended to attempt to
eecure an appropriation of 4300,0u0 or
$1 Week The hart.,• mint he dredged
to its capacity and the (,overnment
t get control of the G.T.R. docks.
:tforte should tw reale to get the
'f.R. to run its to,ats here and have
cloning in with freight for trate
lent as well as cars going out
sin. He thought the factories
t rented, liberally. The alert-
tereste also should not) he
nd, if .1r''rd nl ayes, he
would rude or to have the plans for
a market cart dont.
J. E. Tom ext remit himself in favor.
,f giving the ele•t Dir company some
ncouragerment in .e building of its,
proposed annex, b t did not say
whether he would to favor of grant-
ing exemption on the p sent building
fora further terra. H • then went
into the financial stat . ent and
pointed out inaccuracies.
Mayor Macklin, being a ell on
again, paid a'tribute W the pat 'tak-
ing work and capability of the era
tuwn.clerk, wbu he thought ghoul he
liberally dealt with. Aa to the reit'
dem of thrx_A owned - for ---not ' Ruin
ahead with the building of a waiting
room+al the dock this year, he consid-
ered there was no occasion for the
council ttrdw this, as the eccnmIetoda-
tioo could bre put up earl next sea-
io0.._In answer. to Mr. .Tom's criti-
cism of the financial statement, he ex-
•n.sd that the late Mr. Ball had
Aitchrs .n, Vt•ul. Thnumpein, Wn• .
\V1tl1on.
IN'l't)N,
For 3f.►yuc - 11. \Milte, Jacob Ta--
lor.
For 11,ieve -\V. it'Smyth,rF. A
Ford.
For l'\ouncillors Geo. Mete/Ina, enna, .
0. Johnson, W. J. 1'ai.ley. W. (Ire
haat, John Hunter. H. J. '('Inti, Thi.-.
Bi-aeow, Th.4. Mason, J. \V. Mom-.
H. B. Cheri►, H. E. Rorke. '1. .t.
ferrjttfrn,on. £Cwntelo,,.
A. J. Ho111iw,t,, A. 1'.('ooper,.T. Jac. -
Non. sr., B. J: Gibbing*, Arthur Ctrs.
Thos. Jackson. jr.
For Mayor -D. .1. McCallum ce.-
For Reeve -James Wateln. t
Fear. %V. T. Box, Geo. A. Sills. Wei.
For Councilleni -Adam MeKtiy, 411.111/
C. Greiff. J• H. Reid, Geo. T. 'lumina.
Foster HarbOrn, Jubo O'Keefe, Janie*
WINGHAIL
For Mayor -Thos. Gregory, Wet
ion
SIvl1Itl$. "
Old to1114 1 ele,•t'.4 by aecldul,uien
Reeve \ed A 'Taylor.
Councillors Wen. J. Johns,ua.
('has. 11..\Vitkiu.on, 3olin McCracken.
John Shortrred.
Tl'It\lilt IfRY. •
- - For Reeve --David H. Moffett. '1'. K.
Powell.- For Councillors -it -Wm. ('n11ncillors�-WIu. Max well.. Ai
Thur Wheeler. John M. -Burney, John
Rutherford, Jell: ate vey. Alex
Kelly.
Reeve-Thoe. G. Shearer (acchstna-
Deputy Reeve -- Josrph tilainstock
I/Welts-unit inn I.
For Councillore --James 1 /tottery,
James W. Edger. A.
epli Underwood. John L 'Winter:
For Reeve -J. M. Govenlock. A 11
For Councillors -Henry Ilyerman. •
Charles Case. Jas. Cowan. :.1.11.ert
Dundee, John Govenlock, Chit*. Lit t I. ,
F. J. McQiiald.
don
C4
Shit
with
should
cult tire'
1. 11. 11 grit, sec- pop ylew were not cartied
ek 'the Co pany'.. taxes (in the piesent
n would begin to he payable•
about the year 1011 end wmild amount
to 42,500 or $3,0(.10 a year. He thought
the people etyma.' understand this
peint'and he thought the Company
'was asking for a little too inueh.
'Councillor Jordan mid that he
would not etand Tor either reeve
c,,uncillor, but wanted to explain
some thing as. to his position in the
t yeat. In the council
!something of a lime
ever "AWitched," as
1101111111tT .1011N AcIft040N, merchant,
ce3;4pnriell by Alex: Saunders, second...I
J. H. Colhorne.
Elalined. mid the field is now ai. fol -
For Mayor -M. Ili. Campion, my. F.
For Delany Reeve -J. W. Cersigie,
For Cmincillors --Rola.. Elliott, J. H.
A. S. Chrestel eleeted writer :old
light sommissioner by acclamation.
bull arts re-eleeted erhoel trustees in
Mt. Dayld's end St. Andrew's wards
rempectively. In St. Patrick's ward
R. .1. Acheson hie father,
wm. Achmen. who for • long period
arepreeented the ward at the trestee
laperd. In Mt. ()puree's wousi them is
s, eon taro between Alex. Bounders and
Pt, Watson.
fir 111.• HIllott was dons chalineatt
be had tylaiye
loind. but he
,flue of the coon "Hors had done. As
to the linagket he w in -favor of hav-
ing it established wh ver t ple
wanted HP ro against
01 to the junior ban bemuse he
Considered the town w not large
enough to eupport two h els. He
claimed credit for bringin \up the
deer", house, hut the matter had wen
Councillor Craigie. who is ^spiel
to the deputy-reeveship, spoke briefl
of the town's tin/meek urged the sup-
port of the sewer bylaw end the 1115,-
000 bylaw. and claimed that his four
yearle experience at the school holard
and his two years in the town council
gave him some qualification for the
position he was seeking.
Chairman Murney of the water and
„light cominiesion wars the next 'meek-
er. He explained that the eonimin
*ion had had 17110 of en outlay to
make in clearing out the intake pipe,
and, owing to teducing the water
rause. hed inet 47111.1 in rates se com-
pared with the previous year, other-
wise they would show as much proflt
as in the Frevious year. He also re-
ferred briefly te the sedimentation
Cemmismioner Megaw was the next
speaker and went more thoroughly
into e' frri m lesion metiers, _tallith., ha
said. seemed 10 be Ihe great spending
depertment of the town. He spoke of
the web ruentat ion hada. Three years
ago the tetlen bad t timed doom the
request of the tiornsaimense f
For Councillors -J. W. McKibb -n.
Donald. Win. -Bone, Ahner Covens,
Peter Coiuptiell, S. Bennett.. %V. Nc•h-
For Weter end Light Coninoiesion•
David Bell. Thai'. li,regory, If -n-
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Henry.
• For Councillors -Wm. Mitchell. W.,
G. Temple, John Young. II. Patter •ron,
.1. H. Hisesell. T. lb Clement, 131,1.4111
R1111P11. Harvie, %Vire 14.1. B.
Ceskey, Thos. Reid, J. IV. Drake.
Water and Light Cuminissime•rs--
Moore, Joeeph 'AK Ewan, James Thom-
son (acclamation).
school Trutteee--George E. Green-
slade, George King. James Spacionan
Fin Reeve --Thos. H.
J. Heansan.
For Councillors - W. 14. Ba swell,
Thomas E. Handford, John H. .rott,
r Luker. Tbomas Marton. rib
vic I Trusteem (elected by ac, lama -
For Reeve Owen Geiger, Oa rite C.
Petty, Alex. anat.
For Council' A.B. Ingrate, Alex.
Brandt, J. D. Ste art, Alfred k.rutio.'
N'. W. Smallacom Alex. TIrrmsen,
James Moore. Jell Coulter. David
Nicol, J. W. Ortwein.
debt. Theoverdraft in the Bank was _For Public School Tr tees- W. (J.
tweed by the failure of the fact Di Francis B. Sellery, m. Stone-
ity up their full liability. As to men.
he poi out that legielation passed
by a It rm Government dealt with
the very 'nt, and in effect advised
councils no to submit proposals rot
school "mom °dation to the people
where the te of a portion ot
the municipality which wax already
affiepiately provided with schools
might defeat the propooal to meet the
requirements of the rest of the muni-
cipality. Dr. Marklin also mentioned
the bylaw to raise $11,001, for Newer
rprieet. The eottnril had engaged
ngineer Chipman to report on the
wertrand it would cost about NZ, -
to carry out the plans he would
hmits the putting In of two three.
SeWers for Norm purprewe,
the sanitary /towers. Another
mon why the reform "sewage should
t he run into the Limitary system
that. the time was coming when
age would have to be treauel he-
re being allowed to run, into the liteses--WIlliem Glen.
• end world be semi las 'spew Cioeseillorte-fiennuel Johnston, Join
se
000
su
ing
no
y op sr
to Atctoutt the intake pipe into the fo
lake. then the oomaisto• lak
For Councillors -E. .
A Rutherford, A. McLean.
Herbert Crich, Robt. D. Bell. D. Me -1
Naughton. Wiu. Berry, %Viii.
James Flannelly, John 3IcKay.
For Councillor,' Andrew, %Vil-
Reeve-Jobn Moir (acclamation). I
liam Smith.
Reeve -Peter Lemont ',keel/minion),
.Uouncillors-J. K. Goetz. Rubt. Mc-
Arthur,' Kiiihfleish, John Geiger,
Hy. Neeb, Wm. Consit, Wm. Battler,
Fred Willert.
TE PH EN.
For Retire Se I Sweitzer, Henry
For Deem y Reeve- Wm. Ander-
John Love. William Yea' ley., George
QYNOPMIS OF CANADIAN
Any per.... V/1101w the sole heed ohs family,
-- any male ..ser 18 Y.,41,4 Old, may homestead
• quarteraection of available Dominion land In
Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberta. The
applicant must appear in person at the [bruin
I n Lands Amen. y or Sub -Agency for the
district Mary by prosy nosy be Rued, at any
&sem,. On, certain ',undit,cons, by father,
noother, mon, daturhter, brother or *der of
intending hoisesueuter.
Ihitien-Sil months residenee upon and
cultivation of the laud in each of three years.
A homeeteader may live within nine mitre 04
hie homestead on • fano of at leant MY acre.
solely owned and ()erupted by him or by his
father, mother. eon. daughter, brother or
In certain district,' a horneatesder.in mood
standing may pre-empt a onarter-eectIon
alonjp.ide his homestead. Price time per sere.
Ihities-Must reside mt. months in each of aia
years from date of hootestead entry lincludicil
the time recp/red to earn homestead petenti
and eultl•ate tiny acres 01E1m-
A homodeader who ham exhausted his home-
stead right and cannowthtain a pre-emption
may take a purchased homentasd in certain
reside MI months in each tf three years colti
fifty scree and eV, IICIUSS worth Mall°
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N.13.-VnauthorlAnd publication of gas ad-
aellisitient w 1.11 mot be paid for.
COWAN'S
PERFECTION 1,
COCOA
01A.PLZ LEAF 1,1810
Its richness and exquisite
flavor give an added delicious-
ness to homemade "sweets'
and dainties. Be sure yen
get COWAN'S- the COLO.
with the Maple Leaf Label.
TOE COWAN CO. LIMITED,
•ii tr to tell you other
kiii(1.4 lire •• 11r4 gO011 1114 "
BELDING'S
SPOOL SILKS
don't you believe it.
1 tiniest on the flint citreson't kink. The kind
that gives the tiresoemaker 'minimum trouble
The fielding
- Sewed
Seam
Will Stand
Writ.. for lime of premintee•
BelOing, Paul & Co.
• Limited
74 Bay Street, TORONTO
AFTER CHRISTMAS RUSH
0.
LUCKNOW.
For Reeve- Moorelemise
John Joynt, Jelin Green Murd
For Councillors- D. N. Le wrence,
A. M. Spence, George Douglas. Jame.
L. Naylor. Henry McQuillan. George
NAST WAWA.NOSH
haa. Samuel Joseph Cham.
Mcgaw Chopping,
Fl r ail Feed Mill
mill le now open for
istom work, and is in &position
serve the farming community
by taking in grainfor chopping.
and by the Kale of -
FLOUR AND PEE'D.,_
The Mill its hy Rai
engine of all horsepower. oper-
ated with rtrodueer gas, and is
furnished with both millstone.,
and plateo.
N. a --Au kinda of eoares
grain bought and sold.
The patrones• of the farmers
of the neighborhood in roappet-
fully invited.
L W. Proprietor.
All Furs marked down for quick selling
Muffs, Stoles, Scarfs, Children's Fur
Sets, Fur -trimmed Coats and Fur -
lined Coats, Caps, etc. Call and
what it means to you.
OUR BIO STOCK OF THE FINEST FURS
is going to be sold quickly, regardtess
of original cost. Come and look.
JOHN STEAD
HAMILTON STREET
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