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VOL. XVI.
BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1903.
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No. 21.
Bylaw No. 11, 1902,
—OF THE --
TOWNSHIP OF
EAST WAWANOSH.
A Bylaw to authorize the con-
struction of a bridge at Lot
Number 31 on the road be-
tween the 6th and 7th Con-
cessions of the Township of
East Wawanosh, in the
County of Huron, and to
provide for the issue of de-
bentures of the said town-
ship to the amount of $65oo
and to raise the sum re-
quired therefor.
WHEREAS it is advisable that the
�pt*alalpel council of the Township of
�aa0 Wswanoeh shall construct a
bridge at lot number thirty-one, on the
lead between the sixth and seyenth
eonG.elons of said Township.
AND WHEREAS in order thereto it
will be necessary to issue debentures of
the aid municipality for the sum of
18600 as hereinafter provided (which is
the amount of the debt intended to be
Mated by this bylaw) the proceeds of
the said debentures to )Ie applied to the
puvpoes aforesaid and to no other pue-
de/11M
ND WHEREAS it is desirable to
bre the said debentures at one time
to make the principal of the said
bt repayable by yearly sums during
t period of six years, being the aur-
«ocp of the said debentures; which
yearly sums being of such respective
*mounts that the aggregate amount
Eable In each year for principal and
rest In respect of the said debt shall
lilies as nearly as possible equal to the
*mount payable for principal and inter -
40 during each of the other five years
.01 the said period.
AND WHEREAS the total amount
Z,squired by "The Municipal Act" to be
s•d annually by special rate for pay -
kg the aid debt and interest as herein-
after provided is 11219.08.
♦Np:AD WHEREAS the amount of the
Irateable property of the Town -
of Eat Wawanosh, according to
lut revised assessment roll, is
41,449 010.
AND WHEREAS there is no debent-
ure deb of the said municipality.
THEREFORE the municipal council
gi the oorporation of the Township of
Batt Wawanoeh enacts as follows :—
(1) The aid municipal council shall
upend the sum of six thousand five
hundred dollars in the construction of
a bridge at lot number thirty-one on
the road between the sixth and seventh
aosoaeiona lu said township; and for
the purpose of raising the said sum, de-
bentures of the said township to the
amount of 58500, as aforesaid, in sums
4f not las then 1100 each, shall be
kind on the let day of February, 1908.
1..(gu 4 The
berefor, shall and
bare interest rat
tM tate of four per cent per annum
,tach of said debentures shall be dated
Zathe date of the issue thereof and
ll be payable in equal amounts in
of he six years next succeeding
,t said tate, such amounts being made
,alp et the aggregate sum due each year
.011 gamin of principal and interest.
(5) Eaoh of the said debentures shall
tba signed by the reeve of the said town-
, ,shf , or by some other person author -
by bylaw to sign the same, and
all be countersigned by the treasurer,
Mad the(.clerk of the said township shall
',attach thereto the seal of the munioi-
,ality,
(4) The said debentures shall be pay -
461• or( the 15th day of December in
daohygr ,during the said six veers at
(the minion Bank, in the 'Town of
Wiagbam,;.1n the County of Huron.
(5) Dudngrtbe six,yeare from 1904 to
4900 inofusiva,. eIng the six years next
ug the date of the lame of said
�1• tures them shall be raised annual -
by speofal rate on all the rateable
ptOvsrty la the said Township of East
Wawanosh the sum of 51289.96 for the
purpose of paying the amount of the
debentures falling due in ;each of the
Said years respectively.
(6) This bylaw shell take effect on the
Ittb day of January, A.D.,1908.
(7) The vote' of the ratepayers of the
pad Township of Beet Weeinesh shall
tabu on this bylaw at the igllowing
spa awl planes, that is •to .e y : On
Monday, the 5th day of January next,
aing at the hour of nine o'clock
fa • forenoon and ooutlnuing till five
'• Cloak in the afternoon of the same Sagg,
,by the following deputy returning 011.
01111
Polling subdivision No. 1, at school
house No. 10, con. 2, II. G. McGowan,
D.R.O,;
Polli-nit subdivision No. 2, at school
hues No. 18, con. 6, John 8, Scott,
D,R.O.;
Polling subdivision No. 8 at school
house No. 9, con. 12, John Elliott, jr.,
Polling subdivision No. 4, at the
bouts of James Dow, lot 29, con. 10,
Jobs Gibbons, D.R.O.
(8) On Monday, the 29th day of De-
oember, 1902, the reeve of the said town-
ship shall attend at Marnoch P.O. at
ten o'clock in the forenoon to appoint
persona to attend at the various polling
places aforesaid and at the final sum-
ming up of the votes by the olerk in be-
half of the persons interested in and
promoting or opposing the passing of
this bylaw respectively.
(9) The clerk of the council of said
Township of East Wawanosh shall at-
tend at Marnoch P.O. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon of Tuesday, the 8th day of
January, 1908, to sum up the number
of votes for and against the bylaw.
Dated at Marnoch P.O., in the Town-
ship of East Wawanosh, the 8th day of
November, A.D, 1802.
J. T. CURRIE, Rms.
P. PORTERFIELD, Ctsac,
NOTICE.
The above le a true and correct copy
of a bylaw which has been taken into
consideration by the municipal council
of the Township of East Wawanosh,
and which will be finally passed by the
said council in the event of the assent
of the ratepayers being obtained there-
to, after one month from the first publi-
cation of said bylaw In the newspaper
called THR BLYTH STANDARD, the date
of which publication was Thursday, the
11th day of December, A.D. 1902, and
that at the hour, day and places there-
in axed for taking the votes of the rate-
payers the polls will be held. 18d
P. PORTERFIELD, CLERm,
WI$Tt IELD.
SCHOOL REPORT.—The following is
the standing of the pupils of S.S. No, 8,
East Wawanosh, at the semi-annual
examination : 6th class—Willie Buch-
anan, Grace Wightman, Lillie Taylor,
Etta Tunney; 4th class—Ella Taylor,
Myrtle Armour Balm Campbell, Hilda
Boyle, Ada McClinton, Beatrice Auld,
Mabel McDowell, John Rodger, Mildred
McLarty • 8rd class—John Buchanan,
Nellie Boyle, Earle Wightman, Clara
Bamford, Maggie Rodger, James Mo -
Clinton Dell MaLarty, Ada Stack-
house, Cameron McLarty ; 2nd Sr. ciao
—Alva McDowell, Russell Woods Cecil
McLarty ,• 2nd Jr, class—George Hoov-
er, Earle Hoover, Crlesy Armour, May
Tunney, Currie Auld, John Johnston,
George Cook; Part II, class—Thomas
Rodger, Maggie Tunney John Boyle,
Frank McLarty; Part I. class—May
Cook, Jennie Tunney.—H, I, Moaaimm,
Teacher.
WEDDING BELL&.—At four o'clock on
Christmas eve wedding belle chimed
merrily at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Mason, when their only davit.
ter, Dora, was united in wedlock to Mr,
Wm. Blair, of Westfield. The oere-
mony was performed by Rev, J. J,
Haste), pastor of the Belgrave Presby-
terian church, amid the presence of
about 100 invited gueste. The bride
and groom entered the parlor to the
strains of the wedding march played
by Miss Christiana McClinton. The
bride and groom were attended by Mies
Ida Tunney and Mr. W. John Potts.
The bride was gowned in white crepe•de-
chene trimmed with cream lace and
pearl trim mines, and wore the custom-
ary bridal veil and carried a boquet of
white lilac blossoms. The bridesmaid
wore a costume of steel grey trimmed
cream silk and pearl trimmings. Miss
Ella Taylor made a pretty little maid -
of -honor and was also dressed in whim
crepe-de•chene. The bridesmaid and
maid -of -honor each carried e. boauet of
flowers. The bride received a number
of handsome and useful presents.
After the ceremony an excellent wed-
ding dejeuner was served, which was
followeby music, games and social
chat, all of which the guests enjoyed.
We wish Mr. and Mrs. Blair health
and proeperity o'er the matrimonial sea.
THE STANDARD extends hearty con-
gratulations.
NOTE:,—Mr. Herman Wightman,
who is in business in Sault Ste Marie,
CHRISTMAS
BARGAINS
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SIMI AV WWI SIMTI
We haveust received all the Latest
Christmas City Styles in Photo Card',
Buttons, Beck Grounds, Floor Clothe
and Tunes, and we are now prepared to
turn out work as good as the best.
We else Enlarge Portraits from the
dullest photographs in Crayon, Water-
color an4 Sepia tones.
For Christmas bargains call and see
our samples.
(ialleiy will be open all day Christ-
mas ane New Years.
All week guaranteed.
H. R. BREWER
PROPRIETOR.
C. JEROME
MARAOER. ' Gundry, auctioneer, Goderich, Ont,
le home for the holidays... Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Wallace, of Shelburne, are vis-
iting relatives here at present the latter
being a former Westfield lady .... Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Graham, of Stratford,
are spending Christmas and New Year's
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Dun-
bar....Mre. Hunter and three chil-
dren, Mr. Collins and Mier( Hunter, of
Grindstone, Michigan, and Mr, Wm.
Redmond, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
are visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Redmond ... .Mr. and Mrs.
Lennox, of Murmur, are the guests of
tbe latter's mother, Mrs. James Bell,
.Miss Susie Wilson of Toronto, is
visiting her cousins, Mines Mary and
Christie McClinton— .Mr. Ed, Arm-
strong and sister Mildred of Shel-
burne, are holidayin around their for-
mer home ....Mr. John Black held a
very eucoesetul auction sale last week.
Prices were very high.... Mr. Roy
Steakhouse is visiting friends at Paris
and Brantford.,.. Mrs. Jame. Ander-
son, of Plumes, Manitoba, arrived last
week to spend the winter with her
family here.... Miss Carrie Morrish of
Benmiller, is visiting�her brother, Jr.
H. I, Morrish....Mrs. Robinson, of
Owen Sound, ie visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, James MoGi11.,,.Mr.
Herb. Henry and bride, of Heepeler,
are spending their honey -moon with
friends here ...Mr. R. 11. Routledge,
of Nile, is engaged with Mr. James
Hoover.... Mr. and Mrs, J. Cook and
two ohildran left on Xmas day to visit
friends at Galt. _Mr. Bert Carter,
who has spent the past few years at
Pilot Mound, Manitoba, arrived home
to spend the winter..,. Mr. Coventry,
of Wingham, is visitor at the home
of Mr. J. E. Ellis— .Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Brett, of Seaforth; Mrs. Shorts,
of Wingham; Mr. end Mre. W. A.
Killougb, of Londeeboro; Mr. and Mrs.
W. Mason, of Fleshertoa; Mrs. Eno,
of Hullett ' Mr. and Mrs. A. Tunney
and Miss Mary Bell, of Blyth, attended
the Blair -Mason nuptials Meters,
Gordon Wightman and Raymond Red-
mond, who are attending the Goderioh
collegiate institute, and Mr, Alfred
Cook who is studying music, are home
for the holidays.... Mr. Melburue Mc-
Dowell has enured a school at Bete.
miller. We wish him every success.
■ELORAVE.
PARSED On WELL.—The Christmas
tree entertainment at Bedpan on Tues-
day evening, December 28rd in connec-
tion with the Sunday school of Trinity
church passed off well, The Blyth
contingent added very materially to the
program, both in the recitations and in
the singing. The hall was well filled, and
a most enjoyable time was spent. The
distribution from the Christmas tree
closed the proceedings about 10.80 Rev.
Mr. Edmonds made a good chairman.
A couple of turkeys, a goose and a duck
were placed at the foot of the Xmas
tree for Rev. Mr. Edmonds. The pro-
ceeds realised were {x8,60, which will
go towards a new Sunday school lib-
rary.
E'NTERTAINMiNT —On the afternoon
of Friday, December 10th, a lege num-
ber of the parents and friends of school
section No, 5, Morrie, assembled in the
school house to enjoy an "At Home"
given by the pupils and teacher. At
half past one the teacher, Mr. Wilbert
Passmore, celled the audience to order,
and in a neat speech called Rev. J. J.
Hestia to the chair. A program, con-
sisting of recitations, songs, dialogues
and choruses, wee rendered most effi-
ciently by the children, who, without
any exception, performed their part in
a manner whish ie seldom equalled on
an occasion of this kind and reflected
great credit, not only to themselves, but
also showed the ability and tact possess-
ed by their teacher, who had given each
chilli that part to perform, best suited
to develop the natural talents possessed
by them. At the close of the children's
part of the program the teacher was
called to the platform and presented
with a chain and locket accompanied
by an address. Mr. Passmore wart
entirely taken by surprise, but in a few
well oitoeen words returned thanks,
assuring all that he would treasure the
gift very dearly, in loving remembrance
of the pleasant associations which had
been hie to share in the action and
made touching references to the rtes
which bound teacher and pupils to-
gether, Rev, A. H. Brown, of Bel.
grave, in a few congratulatory but sp.
propriate words, referred to the basun•
fol decorations. The trustees made a
few remarks expressing their regret at
losing Mr. Passmore, and it is not too
much to say that the section bas found
in him One whose services ars not t0 be
estimated in money, and one whose
position will be hard to fill.
Bale Bstlaaer.
Tuesday, January 18th. Farm stock
and implements. Lot 48, non. 10, Baa
line, Mullett, Wm. Youngblut, pro -
primer. C. Hamilton, auctioneer.
Messrs, Salkeld Bros. will hold their
annual saleofpure bred Shorthorn cattle
on Tuesday, January 18t1i, commencing
at 1.80 o'clock, consisting of eight Lulls,
ranging in ages from eight to 20 menthe,
also ave females, three of which are in
calf. These are the best lot they Lave
vet offered, containing members of the
Lady Jane, Sanefareid and Beauty
femiliea, Terms—Eight months credit.
Sale to be held on lot 5, con 1, Bayfield
road, Goderioh township, one mile south
u! Goderieh, Write for catalogue, etc.,
to Salkeld Bros., Box 59, or Thomas
BANK OF HAMILTON
Capital, all paid up $2,000,000. Reserve, $t,600,000,
Total Assets, over $20,00o,000.
JAMES TURNBULL, GENERAL MANAGER.
BLYTH AGENCY.
Notes Discounted and Collected. Drafts Issued.
General Banking Business Transacted.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Sums of $r and upwards received and interest allowed,
compounded half yearly.
H. V. HOLMES, ApzNT,
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THE CREAT CASH STORE
A Few Big
Snaps for
'January.
Boys' heavy Frieze Overcoats, .tzee 26 to 58, also a few
Men's Heavy Frieze Pea Jackets to be cleared oat at sweep-
ing reduction.,
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A bargain in Men's Wind and Water -proof Pea Jackets,
Jut received direct from the factory a big job in Men's
Fancy Colored Shirts.
In tite Millinery department all Ready-to-wear and
Trimmed Hate to be cleared out at tremendous reductions.
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Special bargain in Black Tea, regular 40e per lb., for 25o
while it lasts,
D. M. M c B E AT H BLOCKR'A.
SA
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Has made his headquarters at Metcalfe because he has found there the
largest stock, nicest goods and most suitable presents-foralil.elasses. And
best of all the prices are so low, You need not send out of town for
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware,
Fancy Crockery, Bibles, Hyran Books,
Albums, Fancy Baskets, Xmas Cards,
Picture Books, Poets, Purses, Card Cases.
In fact, almost any line of goods you can think of as suitable for Xmu
Presents ban be found hero. We will meet the closest prices, it matters
not whose price list you have. Give us a trial before you buy.
We commemorate our 25th Xmas in Blyth this year.
A Merry Xmas and Prosperous
New Year to All.
FRANK METCALF sT IONER ND BLYTH