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sig of each a ion would have
no legal effect that the council
would only be trouble for it-
_ self by pleating it. Mr. Geiger asked
for the yeas and nays and the motion
was debited- 15 'to 13.
Mr. McQuaid then moved, seconded
by Mr. Middleton, that the motion be
referred to the county solicitor fon
- his opinion. and this was • carried.
A Greet Seem of Revenue In Ape/ea
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Bea d. tiw► *Pm"' to Jardreca bel#n im rtr4lrle len
had tllaaieer 1t rte bis We work
t eta tee nauses a a4 or tMillielidled ke t ee dem tuee adar teueenak lts t. wr Nees
exceed and bete eielrelatl ea beer. meted that
where M. whoa. appl1oai. In mane R.1/ the tai > - on ciao >aeretta
villas.* applpialr for oli takiuxr side of ler•. a ,� is
ehksr3e a had bare *ase anti the same ;1g.eo. we ramming that
percentages were paid as for oil. this be paid to tie' twosome of true -
Moved ley 1isierea. 11:10pp and Neel- sou.
Haat road eeaard townabip road Geed leakCaaaetlaabaaa
And ewlatY ewnstabiee
Is. 4eetruchiet,1a1 seforea' the Maty The Good ealasieee mart -
motor a motor lars strietiy as te..d mooting at .teeepor's farm
tateweity ead derlag the fell Teckersataeeith. 1 re pwec ss.
end spring months. Th. of gravel pit did rrist thb k tt rd.
recasts leading tkresurh Btephse. II.y, trianbie to hely tbla pet tinder the
Stanley and Goderich tewrashipe are mar.date they reported: In dart as _
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.busied by e heavily loaded log follow*:The Provincial femme salad be.
nosing Hosea .reads..-..oarr ed.
CHOICE COOKIN� FIGS
albs. for 25c.
mum FRESH
ROLLED OATS ik. 29c
�DATES 2 21c
CAlgV zD LEMON ORANG*
PEEL ib. 31e
CANDDIE'S
JELLY JEANS ;l MMBUGS c
E UES
BUTTERSCOTCH WAFERS 2
Es 5'b.
AUNT DINAM
MQtAlsES
7c
try." 31c
Ostia `5W7
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HUTS (IUz.1)
ieatel,*mss �, glreutds.
SHELLED WALNUTS : 5554
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SHELLED Alamos. Tib.
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AER SOUPS N1
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‘00.• teal., Pee, Celery, Beteg. Anemia��
WAGSTAFF'S OLD ENGLISH STYLE 29c
MINCE EAT lb'
SEEDED or SEEDLESS VALENCIA RAISINS, 2 loss. 25c
i. RAISINS S; . 5" IraNA
CURRANTS.`$LEACHED 21111.'25c
,MABHAVDD F1ACON GOOD 29c
n HEINZ NEW .NAVEL BEEKIST
COOKED ORANGES HONEY
SPAGHETTI SWEET and JUICY pAlk 79c
Medium 15c° 29c,35e trit. i se
51;341 l , :+ 4 ' :_ jwsrloi. 29&
hie. S. B: Stothere,-Agrieelturel
Representative, for the county, who
was present during the session.
was asked to address the council'
He said the a - theta fairs this year had
been agreat success. The fruit or
apple industry, was one that needed
more attention, as there was a groat
,source of revenue in apples. It was
a great utter of regret that we here:
salting B. C. apple. today in Ontario
Some progress had been made in sup-
plying the • .demand. for labor for
farms. The corn borer, came in for
attention the i
end farmers were being
circularized with reference to this
matter.
When Buying a
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Dtr, Iiai+layr Tltemfdrt up the reefer tween Kipped and :til,+nraall and soatb
Ail to who owned the *ravel an the of Remelt is In need of reasuartariug
lake boas x it reales permed out that and we reeorasend that ow of tire
the general praetica wax to pay for for thea week as atoon sae deal 18 lout
county e'ruaab.eria be 'Aiwa In this pit
right of way to see vee the gravel anti termite arm agreement setae&
in ounce eases paying for the graver Tee hrklge on itaad 1o.' a, at t'il*
but - not the right of way. Mr. Neel* Seott drain, Usborne, is falling dorm
gave the opinion that the party own- and a new bride is now hi courses of
ins the property abutting the lake comitruction .°peeaite whorl the Scott
awned the gravel. . drain strikes road out or Hibbert, And
DON'T FORGET THAT WE IiAND!.E
THE FOUR CELEBRATED LINES .
Weise Strookbergtorhoo
Atwater:Km De Forest Crossly I
ANI) ATTEND 'r0 THE INSTALLING
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,ELECTRICIAN , GODEBICH
Read aaad Bridge Committee's Report a 114 -foot strip at land bus been pur-
This road and bridge committee re. chased off the Ileegesy tarns, the rue.
ported as follows • chase price •being *100, and the new �. -.
on Oct. $Otlt chairman of your drain will be pieced otr this route
committee met the chairman of the road sllorreance.
c A new concrete culvert, left. span
road and bridge cotaxmlttee of Perth
County at Hanna's bridge and let the .hes been„ereeted on euunty provit,'fal
contract of Ruing in the aPPr'o;chew roa dwaar in Stet+hen Just . north of
ft this bridge. Centralia.
Ile the communication from the Road Widening on jive' Water High.
County of Perth, regarding the part WSW
the payment held back by the
county on the Hanna bridge, your , The road widening approved by the
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count Gouncfl in luno .es under wits.,
committee, having peace hely into the; y 3
matter, would recon entl that rto fur. Five new eonerete etilverta have 'been
ther payment be made on this' bridge oompletocl south of Rayfield. Thr
county concrete plant at the lleyroehl
bridge is doing the excavating and•
roconstruetion of this difficult and hoe)
zardouea undertaking.
The curve leading to south ap.
preach of Bayfield has been widened.
new posts planted for guard railing
and the cable is ready for instalting
also some of the shrubbery has been
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ening public of truffle eoneiitionn on
the bridge. •
South ai Goderieh on the provincial
county road three culverts hove hada
extended to comply .with: the. High»
way Act respecting bridges tin pro.
'Woeful county road*
rite culverts have tree% orer'0d be-
tween (;axh'rtc'h and Auaberley Ole
sunitner, all exeetment ntruetnrre,
Theo' .'sfeNatn . bridle le in about the'
same oousittion es last opting, but it
ituf„eruns for benvv l.kaeted vahle'ie,ae.
(Continued on page 4)
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Turns Down Acc*unts From 'London Collegiate* for Hu-
ron . County Pupils --Pupils Should Attend Huron
Count ColleEgiates Wheire. Possible
WARDEN IRWIN PRESENTED WITH CANE
'Increased "Vault Accommodation Needed In Mr. D. Mac
donald's Office --Complications Occasioned By .Ac-
cepting: Payibginmates„at County•
The Decereboi :sessions of the eow .)cert.'s Aid Society and the work of
ty council Were concluded shortly .at the juvenile court, of which he 18 .th'e
ter Moon .on Friday. last. All :the probation otHcer.
The Warden expresses!' his : apere.
n*nnheta of the toupee were in at dation of Mr. Elliott's. work .and of
tendenee hie full report to the councli, and ask -
The jailer, Mr. Jas. B. Reynolds, re. ed Esc: Warden W. R. Elliott, who wag
-ported:- Thr • have been 45 prison. warden during the year the Shelter
era committed, "Mows: 0. T. 4.. was instituted, to addressthe cow..
18; .theft,. 9;. vag,.,nny, 4; breaking., til. Mr.. Elliott expressed his pleas -
end entering, 3, .indeceet assault, g, : are; at .meeting the council again and .
fra rad. , 3; Inland. Revenue Act; 2;1 reviewed his work in connection with
totittnon assault, 2; recxle;ss car driv- I the institution and. his Interest in the
ins,, 1; seduction, I;.. insasno 14, Cost [slime ever 'since.
'of
aaily factions per prisoner, per day: On ' Wednesday afternoon; on mo-
• 12%e. • !non of Messrs. McKibben and:Beat-
Motivate' Allowance ,dlcc Intended for a tie, the council adjouriteei to attend.
-TheseNe!tet a the funerni'of Mrs. Knight, wife ofht
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ides. GW. Iidnaan, chairman of the lex-County Councillor Martin Knight . ..
On re -assembling the Warden, on the
Mothers' - Allesvance Board of the .request of Mr. Knight, extended his . .
County,.,gave quite' an extended report thanks to the"meinbera of the counc:i;
of thee operation of the acct both in ' for the espression'of sympathy in at••.
this -county And- int the. . irevivit • in tending the. femerai..:•
• t" aettasaial Of the Act, Ytd'ssaid, it izr;The CAee:of PPyiag Patience at the
one of t110'06 pi"e!ces•ed lest:datiort that', Cosraitr stotne ,,l`41iens
mot be "administered firmly but sem. Complicatioaaa
pathaatic ally, with a due regard to. the Nies. Abraham, of Portland,' Ore•
aeretitive nature of these women' whogen, appeared before' the council with
to rose i it were of wises endthem-. reference to a claim against bars
Aiwa as #t up against it through Thos. McKay, an inmate of the douse
no gaunt of their& To such we mush of Refuge, for care, attendance and
travelling expenses of several traps
from Portland.
Dr. Milne, Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Get.
ger,. Mr. Sanders, Mr. Armstrong.
Mr. U. J.• A.• Mae1wan, 'Mr. Mun•
pings, Mr. Robertson,, Mr. Hanley and
Mr. Neeb, spoke on the question.
The following motion was present-
ed and adopted:
Moved by Mr. 11. J. A. MacEwan
seeonded by Mr. Middleton, that the
matter of the claim of 'sirs. Abraham
on moneys in pssaeesion of the county
Of Huron 'itr:trust for Mrs: Thos. Me.
Kay, an .inmate of the county horse,
he referred to a coeimittee of the '
whole council and that we ask Mr.
Petty of Tlensall, the inspector and
our solicitor, to appear before the
council tomorrow.
This -era rase where a lady having
some means was taken in the County
.rte them tef Ina with the eertiflcates home as she had nowaeMre axle to go.
extent& our sympathy and tieip with
net erudging or fault finding. The
•Acete intended for those only in nod
of help, hence all the more reason for
there not in need to hep . enforce its
provisions: But We have round that
theism are some still who, -putting self
beferes all others, try to . crowd out
there less. fortunate than themselves.
It May be through ignorance of the
scope of the Act and not selfishness:
many act and through a belief that all
vedette are equally eligible to apply
T would like,to eltlist tie county coon -
ell M helping to 'overcome the wrong
impression. There is ales one way
to proceed to get the mothers' allow-
ance and that is by submitting an op-
pllieation and fulfilling.the conditions
therein set out. These application
forma can,•be obtained from myself at
Klodarrfch or Mr. A. '1'. toopen at Olin -
ton P'i11 those out in duplicate and
asked for. It is not nelccersaryyt toant• `411d i,et'–, a sty'�.:aa-t* tete ov�rr�•'ley the
°ploys a lawyer. The .n[teestigter via., comity for her keep. The solicitor
its the home of the person miaow advice was that the county had noth.
anti mates a report'. That repeat is h site with
was tided by the
sent to Toronto and the allows nee Abcouncil tom, i . a just dotal against the
grrtnted or every I The 3nbothlp e. estate of the inmate, and 11 presented
ore work is eery important bath be- before the estate was ,taken over by
fore end rafter a grant is made. The • the county ebould have been pald. AS
etufnber of northers rek4trtng the al -smatter of feet Ibe Coaslaity Home i
letwsrtcee in Huron is >r7', caecal umber not Intended for persons having
itt tate province 3810. Ines” f" Sir owtt t*tp rrt, ilr1E h
i-M`irir�le * ill ttt Asti alae, Merron a *timber ref peerage hem been,
COMA * # erecetpttai AS 'inmates mho :read esom,e `
Cys Wediieaday reorniag Mr. G. Montana where the County- Home made
aa1l011tt addrell.d the tonne%, giving.a; aArtvenient place ler ahem to ten to
very- gall aecosott o,.I work as *patted their declining years. 1.h^IClevsmy Repo rim debt all the Chit- winger of adjusting !eel* a spiel
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• HERE ARE • A FE1 ' SUGGESTIONS for E' 'ands; BUY
Men's Fine Shirts in 'Christmas Boxes
$115 to $4.50
Mends Fine: Gloves, silk lined', wool lined,
and unlined -
95c to .2.25
Men's Peccary; Uncor ne and' Buckskin •
Gloves
2.95 to $3.95
Silk and ' "ao Sox, in Brown; Grey,
Fawn, 01 and Black, in Fancy
'stouts-
' Bona
50cand
Men's alt wdol lanoy °check Sweaters
$4.5O
Men's Bath Rohes and Dressing Gewns--
a large assort i ant of high-class
imported silk velvet, and
Shetland wool
SILK MUFFLERS
$1.25 to $2.95
SILK KNITTED TIES
50e to $1.25
$7.50 and $8.75
SILK- HANDKERCHIEFS
35cto$i.25
-MEN'S FINE nB�RACES IN FANCY
SOcto$1.00
Silk and, Wool Comhinations 33,50 and_$4.54
Shop for Christmas
at Our Big Sak
ROBINS
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Savings
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