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ME SIGN L : CUDERICH, ONTARIO
TeE (Huron CountyCounciLWAINL
AND
ONLY Proceedings at the lanuary Meeting of the
GENUINE' Cbunty Parliament. •
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York Ophthalmic end Aural Institute,
Cli.leal .urea, 14r, Noseaad "throat Hospital
°sides Square. and Moorenetd Kyee Hospital.
Loam, England. ofike, A7 S. Waterloo swat
efasttord, opposite Knox Church. Hours is
to It a- m. 4 rod p. m.. ' to r a in. Telephone
LEGAL
PROUDFOUT, UAYB & KILLOR-
mowers taAN,6end at l est Cosa, eta Mama
tot.. yaislie rates of w
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O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER
sdloitor, 000ml•siog.r asters psbiic
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INSURANCE. LOANS, ETC.
liottILLGP MUTUAL FIRS IN
JJ, 4(18 e N C E Co—Farm and belated
teem property lasured.
(miners- J. B. McLean, Pres., Senterth P.O.;
Jas. Connolly, Vtoe-Pre+., Goderbb P. O.
1'bg ss 8. 1ls.ys. Soo-Trees..kleat.rtb P. 0.
Ilheefaea—Wm. Chesney. Seatortt; John
Q Rehm Winthrop William RInn2 Constaaos;
Jain Bianewele, Btodh.Ren ; Junes Evans,
S g.ggwood ; Jobs watt, Herbst ; Malcolm
Motwen. Brseeaeld.
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H.etoek • Jss. Cummings. I&moodrine ; 8.
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• errefeta Hamilton .,ttwet Ooderieh.
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The January emotion of the Huron teachers in the Province. there being
county r ouno1l opened in We court only seven teachers in the inepector-
house on Tuesday. January eeird, at R ate who had bad no professional train -
o'clock. Alt the members were lag. In lbs classing of teachers the
present. report stated that "in the rum/
After Reeve Mothers, of Ashfield, schools only eighteen male teachers
bad taken bis .eat as the Wardea- are left to us. We are nearing the.
elect for the ensuing year the regular end of a regime of the rural rule
business of the eoonctl was proceeded teacher ; he begins to feel it necessary
with. to apologise for bib precast anomalous
On motion ..f Messrs. Livingstone positron, if not for bis existence.
and Oleo. Messrs. Mooning,. O•otslon, With the openingwln positions more
Willett, Sbortrered and Kernigban lucrative and offering greater oppor-
wen• appointed a committee to strike [unities for advancement. it ie a won-
tbe standing oossmittses for the year. der that we heve soy recruits et all."
Requests for grants were received LL was pointed out that few schools
from the Seek ChdOren. Hospital the are suitably lighted or ventilated, that
Prisoners' Aid Association ant( the the walls and ceilings of most of the
Salvation Army. Notices of commie schools are dark, giving the interior
anent by Judge Holt of David Jebel a gloomy sppeerante. Teachers give
Foster to the care of the Children's little attention to regulating the win -
Aid /Society, at a cost of $200 per dowblinds, circumstances wbicliprove
week, and o1 Lorne Modratten, by very injurious to tee eyes ut the pupils.
Judge Doyle, to the Industrial School. None of the schoolObad any system of
at a oast of $1.21 ger week, were read. ventilation. Dental inspection was
The president of the Good Roads advocated. The total attendance
Association asked that delegates from in the rural public schools last year
Huron county be appointed to was 3,055, and of this number 1,d*U
join tbe deputation to wait on the were boys and 1,426 were girls. "There
Dominion Government regarding the was much comment this spring in the
tatter of highway improvement. papers sod on tbe platform on the im-
The secretary of the same Association moral tendencies of our public schools
and of the Ontario commas Amodio and of the responsibility of the teach.
tion -asked that delegater be appointed era for such a condition. 1 should not
to stteod the annual meeting of the feel free." the retort said."to give every
respective organizations. Tenders for boy or girt a clean hill ammo! health,
printing and tenders forwood for the but in any experience in high Schools
gaol, together with all the above- the standard of morality is especially
wentioeed communications, were tient high, and in the public school{ of the
W the executive committee. county over which 1 have supervision
The annual statements from the I saw about the premise's nothing
Collegiate institutes of Goderiob, Clio- written that was indecent, nor any
ren and See unit and Wingbam high carvings test were suggestive. My
bcbool, and the statements from opinion then was and still is that these
Lietuwel and Si.. Marys high echoob, reports were a grows libel on the Cans
ahowiug the amounts due byunthis than boy and girl." The ood work
comity for county pupils, were sent to of tontine/0ton clllsses at good Bros -
the eduattion committee. eels and Wrozeter was referred to,
A Dopy of a resolution loused by the e.pecially the ezaminetion results of
council of East Wawanosh, asking the Brussels public school, where the
that the county erect,• bridge over
(it) feet in length within the bounds of
the municipality, was sent to the
road sod bodge committee.
Applications for the position of
auditor were received' from J. W.
Roue, Whitechurch : A. McEwanr.
Bluevsle ; Frei Hess, Zurich ; F. W.
Scott. Blyth ; J. Wilson, Auburn
P. llentelon, Clinton, and H. H.
Polley, Go derich. These were left o0
the table.
D. McDonald, Surrogate Court
registrar, asked for a new typewriter
for his office. soden order for clothing
for prisoners at the gaol was received
trom Sheriff Reynolds. Froth com-
munications were rent to tbe county
propetty- committee.
a
M. G. Cameron, K.C, sent
letter
asking the council to consider Dr.
Macklin's account for professional
work at the gaol. the letter with
the account was sent to the finance
committee.
Moved by Messrs. Cantelon and
Mee that C. E. Dowding, manager of
Moleons Bank, Clinton, be trustee of
Clint.o Collegiate Institute. in place
of Jas. Scott. resigned ; and that Dr.
J. W. Shaw be trustee in place of E.
N. McLean for balance of his term, he
having gone to London. Carried.
Other motions were passed appoint -
log Oleo. Hall trustee of Winghaau
high school : Wm. Hasty, trustee of
Yeaforth Collegiate Institute ; J, C
Smith, principal of Wingbam higtl
sebool. county examiner fur this year,
and Messrs. Glen and Lane, auditors
of criminalf ots.
The coon 'ben adjourned until
Wednesday moroiog.
'V EDNL$DA Y.
The request of Cul. Wilson for the
usual grant to the 3itd Regiment was
sent to the executive committee.
A petition signed by 170 persons
asked tie county to erect a bridge on
Fralick street in tbe village of Neroz-
eter. The request Was referred to the
road and bridge committee.
The relxorte of the treasurer and the
regi*tray were read and referttd to
the finance committee.
The treasurer's report showed a bal-
ance on band at the end of the year of
114;1156,08, the unexpended (surplus
available to lessen this year's taxa-
tion, $6,3:16.46, and the sinking funds,
not including accrued interest, $80,-
974.41.
'Floe gaoler's report. which was sent
to the county property committee,
showed the number of prisoners inesr-
eerated at the gaol at tee present time
to be eighteen and of this number
thirteen are vagrants, two are inliene,
one is serving a term for obstructing
the sheriff. one for indecent assault,
and one for larceny.
The registrar's report, which was
sent to the finance committee, showed
the gross amount of fee's earned for
the year to be $5.009.75.
The reports of J. F Tom and .i. M.
Field, public school inspectors. were
read and sent to the education com-
mittee.
Mr. Tom reported that the average
attendance of pupils in his inspector-
ate of West Huron during 0011 was 3,-
'7g. There were 134 regular teachers
employed and of this number twenty -
tour were men and 110 were women,
whose professional quslineetions were
as follows: Two University graduates,
nine Mots, eighty-seven snoods,
twenty -rive tends, one alndergwrten
director and ten tempo rat y certifi-
cates. The average •slaty of the
twenty -fair moo wag 17(1'8, and of the
110 women, $499. The highest salary
paid a ran was 11.4804 and the high-
est reosivsd by a womste.1175. There
had been nine' these changes of
teaabers slot* Marsh. 1910. Onio
sixty-one of the 11# 8epaetesesu
the sante ameba* a& a year ago, while
•Neots -titres deoartaeets bed a dif-
t. sst Umber and some bed changed
5we or those time 'loess bequest
ehesper." tie repot Baia. "Sejere the
pops= and the statai .f tale jos-
s w5sod 11.. rSr.rra.intior of the .re'palt
disk Web the mar .a..H.sersto to be
this diardi.a, the,
work laevo-
itm lael dregs•. sed dor teeebrt.' *8
Kr. VW. Isepestor at subsea,
W the highest persue
attendance is large enough for another
teach
Mr. Bailie asked why Jos. Rmeltzer,
who bad been an inmate of We house
of refuge for Borne eine, was sent to
gaol and kept tb.re. Mr. Torrance.
inspector of the house of refuge, made
an ezolanation i0 th3 matter, to the
effect that it was on accotmt o[ Smelt-
zer crabbed attitude towards the
,otber inmates that be was remove.I to
tbe gaol. This explanation was coo-
sidered satisfactory.
Motions were mace to grant ail for
the purchase of flowers for planting
about the court hoose ; to grant 110
to all spring stock shows held this
year ; to grant 1(1(1(1 to the hospitals at
Ooderich, Woogbar,' and Clinton; to
grant $15 to the Huron Bee -keepers'
Association ; to grant $7Ue t.0 each
Fanners Institute, and 110 to each
Women's Institute in the county ; to
grant $50 to the Huron couuty spring
show at Clinton, and to grant "MO to-
wards an exhibit, of Huron ..minty
nrples at the horticultural exhibition
in Toronto in November -nett. All of
these motion. were sent to the execu-
tive committee.
Moved by Motors. Clark and Mun-
oiogs that W. I. idiot be re-appppooirnted
to the board or trustees of (ioderic
Collegiate Institute, for :be years
1912-13.14. ,Carried,
It was moved that the Roland
bridge on the town Ione between Hul-
lett and McKillop he built by th
h
e
county and that the contract for
building it be awarded with the other*
at this session : that the bridge known
as the Race bridge, west of the town t
of Wingbam in the township of Turn
berry, be built this year, and that the 1 s
bridge over the Maitland River on
Fralick street, in Wroxeter, be erected
Ibis year. Tbetee motions were seat t
to the road and bridge committee. I d
It was moved teat W. R. Weiden-
hantmer, B. A., of Exeter: and Jas.
Tige t, of Ooderich, he appointed
coufty examiner* for this year. t
These motions were soot to the educa-
tion committee.
A motion to grant $50 to the tie. -
forth spring stock show and seed fair
combined was referred to the execu-
tive cotnmi.tee.
P. Cantelon, of (Linton and Aber.
McEwan. clerk of Morris township,
were appointed auditors for the year
1912.
It was moved that the oouul grant
to continuation sod fifth form clasps
be supplemented by the amount of
160 each • sod that all rural schools
receive the same grant as fifth class
schools. Both motions were sent to
the education committee.
A motion to appoint Messrs. Powell
and Petty delegates to the Good
Roads Association meeting in Toronto
was sent to the executive committee.
The county engineers report was
referred to the road and bridge com-
mittee. He reported the issuing of
orders to the amount of $1,900.0.;.
He had examined the new Torrance
hridge on the boundary of \\ est Wa-
wa/took between the aunties of
Huron and Brno', and found the work
satisfactory. He also reported baying
advertised for and received tender..
for the bridges to be placed under con-
tract this assents.
it was moved teat a new bridge he
built on the boundary of Biddulph and
Unborn townships, oo the site
known ea the Drout hellge ; that the
bridge bylaw be amended so that It
shall he necessary to bevel s eertiff-
eate tram the emeneer, that a bridge
of twenty feet or more le required, be-
fore such bridge le built. Both mo-
tives were sant to Ole 'mad and bridge
soaamittee
It was moved that the Hartle
Poultry and Pak Stash Association
receive a greet nt toe MA and
that the groom to the fall fairs stet
public libraries be tb. saga as asst
year, Timm emotions rqr. swat ars taw
omesighte Mesh 1y Na h& Mho sad Oast.
Dotty `throe deist per
ins Qat he the pay of
day V ha e teriB
root/ Si 'tad iteem.rla •
BiMR
bY
It.safa and • *at the
sonde, of Misters sad OsMMeie.
er ii M l daysiseglosi of S6.
of Ina .f a
fof West Huron Vareuers' Institut+,
asking the coupon) to request the
Minister of Agriculture W appuist is
district repreee*tsti.e fu this county,
was sent to the *perils! orator..
It was moved that e.. W. D.
Collins, of Exeter, ie re ppoint.d s
member fur this county on the nate
of the Western Cairo city ; t t Mr.
\,Hartley, of Clinton, be appoia one
of the county examiners, and at a
grant of $2,000, the same se last year
and the year previous, be mode to tbe
collegiate* of Godericb Alio n and
Sesforth and Wing/ham high I'chool,
These motions were sent to the educe -
Ron committee.
1t was moved that Mr. Powell be
appointed a delegate to attend the
Gond Roads Association meeting tat
Ottawa: that Me. McKay be the del.
gate, and anotbet'motion named Mr.
Patty. The dams motions were sent
to the executive eemutfttes.
The tomtit of the finance oommitte
as adopted recommended the paymen
[ a number of accounts. In rsgsrdto
(he letter 11055 Proudfoot, Hays A
Killoran, askingfor a refund of 1100
in the caw of Frey, who was con-
victedrsa hawker nit three different
count. by a magistrate, and fined $150,
two of the counts being quashed later
by Chancellor Boyd. it was morn -
mended that the refund be made.
Dr. Macklin's account was recom-
mended to tis paid on cottditien' that
it be understood hereafter that the
,sail surgeon coo.ult the proper autbc.r-
tties bettor takieg action in any such
06.e.
The report of the education commit-
tee as passed ,t'ecomutended that the
Collegiate, and high scbool of the
eonnty be paid the following
amounts : Ooderich, getr2e.79; Ses•
forth, 18,Otd7 (17 ; Clintoo, 13,3B9.1f3 ;
Matthew. $2,445.01. It was •recom-
mended that the different Domina-
tions made for county examiners be
coniliioad ; that the usual grin: to
coot nation cls sea be continued, and
that * gr.nt of $1,000 to made to the
Collegiate Institute* o f 8eeforth
Godesich and Clinton and Wingham
high school.
The executive comntittee's report as
passed recommended a grant of $5) be
made to the Salvation Almy; a grant
of OSS cents per day for ea3h man doing
service in the f1Srd Regiment during
camp week ; that the couoty pay, let
per wrek towards the support of the
children In the etre of the Made en's
Aid Society until a foster house is
found for then' ; that 111 20 be paid to-
wards the support of Lorne Modest.
ten in ludustriel School; that the
eoonty treasurer pay) to the pcizewin-
ners at the Winter Fair at Guelph the
amounts of their prizes, vis.: First
prise $15, second ptize, 110. Th. ap-
pointment was recommended of Mi.
McKay to accompany Mr. Livingstone
oo the deputation to Ottawa, repte-
'tenting the Oood Roads Association.
it was recommended tbat a grant of
125 be made to the different fell fairs
and public libraries in tae county
that a grant of $10 be made to the
Sick Children's Hospital ; that a grant
of 110 to pay general expenses be
made to the Ontario Gond Roads As-
sociation and that T. K. Powell and G.
C. Petty be sent as delegates to repre-
sent the county at, the Ontario Good
Roadso ,,AAsgssocratiod dnestifg. It was
advised (.bat $211 be granted to pur-
chase flowers to plant around the
eaurt house: th.t the applicauion to
have an exhibit of Huron county
apples at the Toronto Horticultural
Association be laid osier until the
June meeting ; that the usual grants
of is: he mode to the Farmers'. Insti-
tutes and $10 to the Women's !nate
Lutes ut the county. The acceptance
of John Chsroey's tend- r for the sup -1
ply of wood at the gaol at $5 per cord,
and of The Ooderi-h Star's tender fur
printing was recommended. It was
rsoommeoded further that a grant of
11'46 be made to each of the Horticul-
ural Societies holding shows ; that a
grout of 110 be made to 8eaforth
pt ing show ; that $ffi be granted the
Clinton Huron County Stock Aeeocia-
sfon : that a grant of X900 he Made to
be tbree hoepitsls of the county.
'vide(' on the saute basis as that on
which the Government grant is made.
The donating of grants to the Huron
Poultry Pet Stock Association and to
be Bee -keepers' Association Wag it ft
over until the June meeting.
PBI DAL
The report of the road and bridge.
committee a, adopted advised that the
county mamma responsibility for the
new 11 -offence bridgeq and pay tor it
that tbe engineer communfcats with
lbw engineer of the county of Middle-
sex mud report to the road and bridge
committee regarding the bridge be-
tween the townships of Usborne and
ICostlnuen oe plea4)
A latter from wase r' e.ereelef
CRIPPLED BY
RHEUMATISM ANO
KIDNEY TROUBLE
10 YEARS
Morriscy's No. 7 Gurcd him.
Other Doctors unable to help.
RAND0LPf, MARE, May It 1511.
"I suffer.d from Rheumatism tor the
last ten years, and at the suaIrMtson
of a friend 1 deci"ted to try your Na
7 Tablets. Before I had taken nna
Annum I could nods• a change — and as
I always had a sad pato acro.• sty
kt.fneye 1 found 1.. ray "MSG delight
Me palls MY Irons h the time I bed
finished the first hes. I used several
boxes, and fay Rhanan tt ei $rg/aelly
left me. I gave a bez to a ''deed te
try, sad be M sort weft veer test-
ae. t is a Orsat Relisdy and was the
*sty tfbaw that woaad lbsip me. Nee -
ever, before sting ft i W tried every-
thing r ever heard eat, bet Ides sse0.aI
NOM .seters. and all wheat Ineeee.a-
1 hsps *serarm end f sasses sin read et rap
all row ry 7V. ; es 'PIM evict
John P. Lisa
w.Z'l terheet.
Tee sibms preeerlpS5 Is sat a "cars-
As- ar as -call•. t ..'Seise. Dr.
likeet.ey .re.oe+t al 8 Ow 44 rear..se
..
5554 tf...nee .ne. ester i.er.re
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Plast Ma per hes all leer dealers. eam.rvaNr e/ersl.e b.IIL
fee
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We feature Anderson's eel
*thirsted $notch Gingbam.. These
Gingham& are in a char of their
own. Your tub dresses are boom'
to be satisfactory if these ging-
hams are used. A great variety
of all the newest colorings and
designs. Per yard. 12o,
1tie and
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES
in Cottons, Pillow ( ottons and Sheetiogs,
Blenched G•tlnns, long cloths, CeMbrics, nainsooks. lawns
tnadnpolomes, ureandire, etc., at keenest prices.
Special valise, in bleached ebeetings, plain and twilled. C
at per yes d.. 25c, 30o and
^ Millar's Scotch Store
5'
A FULL STOCK
MAKES
I'ttlS
STORE
ATTRACTIVE
We have stocked our aheiv.s with all good
thiuge ueces.ory to foot comfort.
If it's Fella you want w'e're got them.
If its Rubbers or Overshoes we've got them.
if it's Rubtier Bouts we've got them.
If it's Pro..pector. Boots or Oil Tan Noel asin-
we ve got them.
You can't mention an article that goes to keel+
your feet wet m and dry but we have ft.
If it's here it's worthy.
If,it's v.orthy it's here.
Our price@ ate the lowest.
Repairing
How Old Are You?
Some people consider this en impertinent question and
regent any such inquisitiveness. In such case.. however.
you can makes guess and feel certain tent you ate not fat
out in your conjecture. But that in not what we started to
say. We Ir m,L to tell you how you can
Join the Pioneer Club
iF,YOU ARE
OVER SIXTY
Any man or woman whose age is over the threescore
mark has the privilege of sitting for a portrait and each one
will bs presented with* CABINET -SIZED PHOTOGRAPH
on one of the latest mounts e
FREE OF CHARGE
('all - at once and early- i1 the day --and arrange for
your sitting. Life is very uncertain at any tints, but tit.'
infirmities of old age may prevent you [arts coning at w
later date. Don't proteastinafe, bot give your b n'ta and
Oris .osni4hing by whiob to remember you. in the shape a
w good likeness of yourself.
R.R. SALLOW5
PORTRAIT AND i.AND[iCAPB PN&JTOGRAP112IA r.
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