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THE COUNTY COUNCIL
The Jima session of Huron cotes t y
ennoeil opened in the court. honer o
Tttsday atternooe of last week. All
the tmetabe a were peewit with the
exeisptioe of Messrs. Oast toe, Gotten -
lock. Hinman and Livio4eton. In bre
remarks Warden McKay ex -
entree at the circumstances
witde& forbade Mr. Heainao and Mr.
the from bring in attendance.
Mr. linian wee conflaed to his
home througb slices*, while Mr. Liv-
inge,on wee detained by the death
of his father. Megan Cantelon,
Govenlosk sad Llvietpetoo were pres-
ent after Shadiest days'• sitting.
Atter O000ty Clerk Lane had read
the minutes of the last. session of the
0000cil in January a number of com-
munications and repore" were dis-
posed ut and sieve, al motions were
aunt to the respective committees.
The Deputy Minister of Education
in • letter advised the council that •
re-•rtanbeutent of the school inspec-
torates ut Huiou and Bruce was necee-
eary and proposed that a new inspec-
torate be formed. which would render
necessary the appointtueuL ut a n w
iuspeewr. The cuwutunicatiuu was
sent to the educatioo committee,
together with three spplicaiioue fur
the pawnor' of inspector. Tbe appli-
cants were J. C. Smith. (ate of R tug -
ham high school; J. Elliott, of Bow-
nraoville, and W. B. Weideobemmer,
of Exeter.
The tante ,cbool board at Winghem
sent a letter informing the council that
Theo.. iatl nod re,igoed hu position
of trustee and • new appoioto.euL was
requested. The letter was reterred to
the education committee.
A. J. %Veratervrtt, secretary of the
Guelph Winter Fair, riled iu a letter
for toe usual grant. for special prizes
for Huron county exhibitors at the
Lair. The request wee sent to the ex-
ecutive committee.
4 resolution from the executive
committee of %Vett Hwvn Teacber,
Association wee sent w the special
committee. The council was asked to
request the Ontario ,1lepertw.nt. ut
Agriculture w appoint a county repre-
sentative In agriculture for Hume.
Statements were read from Strat-
ford Collegiate lostiwte and Hawn, -
ton high sellout "bowing the immune"
that Hutein county should pay towards
the maintenance ut pupils attending
these schools. They were referred to
tbe education committee.
A meruurial war received from Grey
county asking that the Awe -salient
Act be changed w Ls to impose an
assessment on railway property equal
to that of farm property. It was re-
ferred to the special committee.
Dickson & Carling, barristers, of
Exeter, informed the council in -a
letter that Wm. Reid. of that town,
claimed $20 damages of the cuuucit rr
a re.ult ut injuries to his horse while
crossing a detective bridge over the
Aux &rut,le River. The letter was
sent to the executive committer.
Jailer Griffin reported that only two
prisoners were confined at the jail -
one a vagrant and the other charged
r.iLh murder. A inquest was made
for 100 feet ut hove for use on tbe jail
premises. It also was pointed out that
the roof of the barn required shingling
and that it would be necessary to pur-
chase four squares of shingles. The
shingles could be put oo. Lbe report
shied, by prison labor. The report
was sent t.r the county property cow -
mitten.
Reeve Bailie asked for ioform•tien
regarding the publicity acbeme.
Reeve Leckie stated that the booklets
were printed and ready for delivery.
The proper method of distribution
was a question which. the committee
was to consider while tbe council was
in session.
The following motions were sent, to
the road and bridge committee :
Moved by Messrs. Winter and Hard-
ing. that the bridge on the boundary
between Howick and Wallace town-
r 1 bo
THE PERFECT SHOE
for SUMMER SPORTS
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woman CO.. urarTaa.
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ships be built this year, providing the
council of Perth ie willing, the deed -
Ism being considered unsafe for
travel.
Moved by Mesas. Mulvey red Mr-
Kibboo, that the bridge between Turn -
berry and Cuirass toweebips be bet
tine year. LI it is considered unsafe.
Moved by Messrs. McClure and
Lindsay, that the railing on the Gal-
braith bridge be rebuilt, as the old
railing is unsafe.
Moved by Masora Love awl' Sanders,
that the Gully bridge oo the boundary
between Stephen and McGillivray
townships be rebuilt this year, as it is
decidedly unsafe.
A motion by Messrs. Bailie and
Sander, ttu►t tee couecd appoint •
district represeutative was smut to the
special committee.
le was moveti by Messrs. McKibben
and Mulvey t)at the resignation of
Theo. Hall .s a member of Winghaw
high school board be accepted and
that Dr. J. P. Kennedy be appointed
to fill the vacancy. The wouon was
sent to the educauoo committee.
Ibis concluded the first day's busi-
ness of the council.
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.t ix:immune-atm° was read from U.
M. Elliott asking for a don•tioo to ed
in the carrying on of the work ot the
Children's Aid Society, of which
°mini:aeon Mr. 'Elliott is the county
agent. Mr. 1311iott was present. and
gave addueoeal intormation as to
what the Society is doing. He
awed teat cf sesenteen children made
wards of the Children'a Aid Society in
Huron county live would have been
sent to au ludusttial School if the
Society had not. twIten charge of 'thew.
Now, ne was pleased to state. the con-
duct of Done of them warranted the
seeding of there to a reformatory.
That the Society was doing a work
nut only of mend but ot monetary
value 10 the county wes shown by
figures which Mr. Elliott quoted. lie
eteteJ that tee care of the children by
the Society who otherwise would
hese been 'bent 10 reformatory
Meant & saving of from W-5 to $1,001.1.
Besides, the Government. wise saved au
additional expense. During the
month uf May sixteen complaints in•
volving the welfare of forty-one
children received attention. Many of
tbe children were not being seot to
school end in several Ca9•All the Society
bad furnished proper clothing to &HUM
the children to attead scbuol. Mr.
Elliott further sated that Crown At-
torney Seeger had informed him
peariog in court had been materially
'shelled since the Cnildreas
Society had begun &Wee work in
Hurou county. Mr. Eiliott concluded
his report amid reouods of applause.
Inturtnatton was anted as to what
wee being done to repair the town
line road south of Wingbain on the
boundary between Morris and East
figures supplied by the eugineer that
the eseniated core of widening the
road at the point in queet4013 was
$1,335. Of this arnouut the engineer's
expenses amounted to $00, while Lb.
county's share of the cost of the
practical work to be done oe the rood
amounted to 6330. The question of
purchasing two acres uf land. so that
the roedway could be widened to •
sufficient width, was diseussed. The
owner had fixed his price at $125 per
acre and the township councils which
had to deal with the matter were un-
decided as to whether tbey ithould ac-
cent his terms or send the question to
arbitration.
The following motions were sent
to the road and bridge committee:
Moved by Means. Munniogs and
Bisbee that. tenicrete caaementa be
placed around the piers of Saidord
bridge ; that. the bridge be refloored
and etringers placed where needed ;
and that a new railing and a footpath
be built along one bide.
Moved by Mess's. Beset and Bailie,
that tbe council make • greet to the
township of Colhorne to assist in main-
taining the Lake shore road from
Onderich to Sbeppardton and also
the road from Nile to McGaw station,
Moved by Messrs. Herding and
Mulvsy. that tbe council grant $100 to
be applied to the cost of maintaining
the Wellington and Huron boundary
to offset the grant voted by the coun-
cil of Wellington.
Moved by Messrs. Cazupbell and
Sbortreed. that the council take steps
to deepen. widen. straighten and
otherwise improve the riverbed at the
converging point of the two' rivere in
the township of Turnberry to • point.
west of the Fisher bridge, so as to
allow the water to get away quickly
and not to dam back. flood and injure
the Prairie road south of Wingbaan.
It was moved by Meese. Clark and
Cantelon thin, the council bear the
expense of instelling eight liens
&round tbe court house. This motion
was sent to the county property
John 'Webster. president of the
Hume County Rifle League, waited
on the council and asked for a giant
tbe funds of the League.
The report of tbe specie.' committee
was taken up in committee of the
wbole council. It was decided to take
DO acted' in regard to tbe appoint-
ment a a district representative, tbe
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If so, try Zanalluk.
As soon as
Zain-Setk is applied
it cools and soothes
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skin and tissue.
Its rich, refused
herbal essences
penetrate tbe skin;
Its antiseptic pro-
perties prevent all
danger of festering
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asse its hada* essences
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For eines. ainbuirn. cots,
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Mothers find it invaluable ior
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4.7 Drur:trs and asera-r-% Sas.
Na-Dru-Co
Laxatives
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minimum discomfort.
Increasing doses are not
needed.
25c. box at y011T
tOruggist 's. 174
Drug rid
matter being left over until the De-
cember eiession. In reg. r d to the circu-
lar froep the county (.-• tune" of Grey
advocating the ta eine ii: railway Prop-
erty at the same rate as farm prop-
erty, it was decided to send a dele-
gate to the conference to be held on
the subject et an early date.
It ay a* moved by Messrs. Bisset and
Munising* that the town of Goderich
be gives permission to tering wirer. on
tbe Maitland bridge :it Saltford aod
that the county bear t he expertise of
five ligbta-three on the bridge
and one seventy bee from each
end of the bridge. The motion was
seot to the road and bridge committee.
Moved by Messes. Cantelon and Mc -
Ribbon, that a grant of $1011 be given
to the Huron Rifle League for organ-
ization aod other legitimate purposes.
Tbe motion was sent to the executive
- Moved by Metiers. Mulvey aod
Rowley. that tbe clerk be in-
structed to procure a -:cipy of the re-
vieed statutes of Ontario for each
member of the council. Oatrisod.
Tbe report of tbe education com-
mittee was considered end passed. It
was recommended that Dr. J. D. Ken.
nedy, of Wingham, be appointed
trustee for Wingham high school to
fill out the unexpired 0 eem of Theo.
Hall ; tbst the statement" from Strat-
ford Cellegiate Instente for Huron
comity pupils for 1911 end 1912 for
111/7.72 be paid. Tbat the edocation
committee of Huron meet to confer
with UM education committee of
Bruce county regarding the formation
of a joint inspectorate. provident that
the Bruce council decide et the June
seeetime to act on the matter, was t be
moseros of another clause- The eom-
mitts. reported that it was impossibie
at the present time to communicate
with Bruce conocil. es it did not meet
until Jess 16th. Under them eircumi-
stamens It was recommended that Mrs
matter be laid over until the Decem-
ber orenios, wises the report er taw.
be osediered. It was hither memo-
nenadoil Mat tbe amounts of Manistee
mew staimmet• are su it'd to tbe
motimiting to M.b0, trid whin
tibe tide alum was a neon re -
UM li bib ninon env
the empty be nodded to ased is
tamer reports yearly. The 910901111 -
Meet et W. B. Weideolianiese es
board wee tbe hie riecinseeedasksa a
the ommitten
The report of ibo county proper
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A Fitting Complement to.
the Finest Clothes
We feature Radium Hosiery because
there are no better hose made.
Ladies' Radipm Bele Hose, seamless feet, extra quality,
in ble.k. Law and white, per pair.. 480
Ladies' Radium super lisle Hose. finer quality than
above. 33c- 3 pairs for $1.00
Ladies' Ra.lium lisle How, silk finish, very dressy.
Ladies' Radium Hose. in lace and embroidery designs,
in all colons. at per pair 35c and 50o
Ladies' sheer bilk, Radium Hose, with lisle top and
double heels and soles, per pair 500
Leditee all silk Hose, extra special value, per pair
only 61.00
Ladle*. black cotton Hnee, Redium Brand. with natural
and black wool soles and halbriggan soles, in all sizes and
extra lerge sizes, per pier 210
Children's Hosiery' a Specialty
Childreice Princess tine lisle. i bled, very dressy. black and tan. all sizes. per pair 2So
Boys' Hercules rib Hese, the st ror gest made. will stand all kinds of herd wear, all sizes, per pair 25o
Children's Little Nadine re.shmere How, silk toes and here. the most impulse infants' hope made
ell colors. tan. cerdinal, Meek, sky. white and pink. Sizes 4 to 6, 25c per pair. tit to 7, per pair.... 30o
Children's silk lisle thee, all colon.. a very big seller. all sizes I to St, per pair 2643
Children's Socks in ell the nevrest designs from per pair.: . .. .15o
Special Values in Laoies' Summer Vests
Ladies' poroui-bnit Veete, y rrilartar Vest, ehort sleeve. or no sleeves, each
Ladies' Drawers to match ebeve. open or closed style. pet pair
LadieV balbriggan Vest., Velvet knit, long or abort sleeve.. each
Ladies' balbriggan Draw er-. all styles to match above, per pair
Our special ladies' Summer Vests. short or no sleeve", 137eacii or 2
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tbe report was as follows : "We have
sacertained the depth of the tourt,
house walls and consiier thin storage
capacity can be safely made in the
basement, but would leave the niateet
for the council to deal with." ln the
matter of lighting the court boner
eiarances it was decided to assist in
t he installation of the service to the
extent of 6350. The committee re-
ported that no tenders had been
received on the work ef ereetiog
additian to the jail.
The report cef tbe executive commit-
; tee recommended • grant of sr, for
prise. to Hume county exhibitors at
the Guelph Widter Psis- that WOO be
erranteel in the Cbildrens Aid Society.
mid $10U tn the HIlf011 R.fle League.
Moved by Messrs. I...iodsey and
Lavingstrin thin two men be placed on
Beefield bridge on July 1st to
renews ta• trefilc, as the improve -
smote ordered have not been carried
out. The motion was Dent to the road
and bridge committee.
.1. 13. aVatson addressed toe mune I
in reference to a grant to the Muskok•
Free Hoepieel and D. F. Handink
spoke in reference to a fruit exhibit at.
the Provincial Horticultural Exhibi-
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