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WINGHAM TIMES.
VOL . xXX1X,—N'O. 1991.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. APRIL 71 1910.
$1 A TEAR IN ADVANCE
Formaldehyde
(FORMALIN)
"FOR SMUT ON
OATS"
THE BEST
IS THE
CHEAPEST
We Sell the Best that is
Made.
Walton McKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
Maodoneld Block, Wingham,
imminemagnommummor
FATHER
MOTHER !
A Business Education is the
greatest legacy you can leave
your children. We get down
to the bed • rock foundation of
living business science, and as-
sist worthy graduates to the
choice positions.
Enter any day. Individual
instruction. Home study
courses in Senior Teachers,
Matriculation and Commercial
subjects. Send for particulars.
Affiliated with Commercial
Educators' Association of Can-
ada.
Easter Term Opens
March 29.
Write for particulars.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS 'COLLEGE
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal
A Link Between
A remarkable exa
ages of making relic
found in the demand
the great Canadian.
wool tweeds made b
Nova Scotia.` So man
West from Eastern
name "Hewson" Itan
best in cloth and knit
comfortable woolens
to wear "at home."
Mr. James Gating
with a Royal Hume
arines for jumping
and saving a little g
He is seventy years
st and West.
le of the advent -
le goods is to be
htch comes from
est' for the pure
the Hewsons of
people have gone
omes where the
s for all that is
d goods, strong,
at the boys used
CUT FLOWERS
AND
FLORAL DESIGNS
T. C. GRAHAM & SON
PHONE 101,
Wear Cheer's Shoes and Rubbers
Auction Sale
Mr. J. Williams
the. West will hal
furniture in the au
OnrrioBros. livery
of ternoon of this
The furniture is
there will be barge
will be the auction
of Furniture.
who is moving to
an anotion sale of
cion rooms, opposite
stable on Saturday
week at 2 o'olook.
yearly all new and
ins. F. McConnell
r.
Bosr WANTED. — To learn tailoring,.
apply t0 R. MAXWELL.
Telephone
Non subscribers
Bell r nd North He
panics will bo oh
rates. For their
companies have inet
ager to see that this
ed to. The oompa
fair to subscribers t
of the telephones t
er was presented
medal at St.Oath-
to the ioy water
l from drowning.
age.
egulatior;s.
ing the lin
n Telep
of the
ne Com•
rge • r alar tariff
wn p oteotion the
noted the local man-
ule is strictly adher-
es feel that it is not
allow the free use
on subsoribers.
WANTED —A dining room girl.,
ply at the EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Epworth Le
Tnefollowing are
worth League of t
dist Church for t:
Pres., F. R. Howse
A. Hammond.; 2n
Hall; 3rd Vioe•Pre
4th Vice -Pres., R.
Pres., Miss E. Rut
H. Bird; Cor. 5.
Treas., B. Ornik�
M. Hammond; As
Kerr, Rep. Rto Die
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59.
THIS WEED,.
WE WILL RUN OFF OUR
OVER STOCK OF
TOMATO
CATSUP
More of this came to us than
was intended, consequently we
have more on hand than we care
to have,
3 Bottles for 25c
Every bottle of this Catsup is of
the highest quality. Ail this
price only stands good till we
get to our normal stock we day
BUY QUICKLY
The Tea and _._Coffee Store
Choice Butter and £ resh Eggs
Wanted.
Ap-
gue Officers.
she officers of the Ep-
e Wingham Metho-
e ensuing term:—
; 1st Vioe•Pres., E.
Vice -Pres., W. T.
, Miss Lillian Kerr;
1. Lloyd; 5th Vioe-
adge; Rec. Seo., E.
a., Mien M. Tibbs;
lank; Pianist, Mies
t. Pianist, Mise Laura
Exeo., Mr. Jno. Kerr.
TRUNKS and Valens.— The best. kind
and at lowest prices. W. J. GREER.
Inspected W
Last Friday M
members of the
oil visited Wingh
inepeoting our be
ped hospital. Th
are considering t
ing a hospital in
Mayor and cont
information. T
themselves high
Wingham hos
while here, we
town and visit
establishments.
gham Hospital.
yor Spotton and the
rriston Town Conn -
m for the purpose of
utifnl and well equip -
people of Harriston
question of establish -
their town and the
Tors were here getting
delegation expressed
pleased with the
al. The delegation
e driven around the
our manufacturing
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page 8.
Finished
Councillor Peter
Wawanosh finished m
This is surely a reoor
have finished the woe
5111 of April. Many
half thro'iigh with
others have not yet p�
ground.
le. eding,
V. Scott, of East
eding on Tuesday,
for this section to
of seeding on the
ether farmers are
hie work, while
t any grain in the
Rooms TO LET,—Eepeoially suitable
for dress maker shop. Apply to R.
MAXWELL,
We are paying as high es 90 cents
eaoh for Muskrat skins at the Wingham
Tannery and. Glove Works.
W. D, PRINGLE.
Lawn Bo
The anneal me
Lawn Bowling Cl
Council Chamber
last, when the foll
eleoted: Hon. Pres
M. L. A.; Hon. Vi
Pres., 0. N. Gri
Kennedy; Seo. -Tr
Grounds Committe
Hanson, J. Stalker;
tee—the Grounds O
President and Vice
Committee—A. M.
rane, D. Holmes.
will be held on
o'olook. All interes
requested to be pros
WARTED.—On
learn the milliner
Rural
The North Hu
arranged for an a
installing of rnra
present season.
control of nearly
thio district an
added to durin
meeting of the
evening it was
line where ever
it. Farmers wh
eeotion with Wi
not sign contrac
particulars from
Parties desiring
sidenoes will
applying at the
more bright girl .to
• See MRS. GREEN.
elephones.
n Telephone Co, has
tive campaign for the
telephones during the
his company now bas
fifty miles of wire in
this will be largely
this summer. At a
irectors last Friday
eoided to extend the
sines° would warrant
desire telephone con-
gham will do well t0
s until they have full
the North Huron Co.
elephones in their ro-
t all information by
s office.
ling Club
ting of Wingham
b was held in the
n Tuesday evening
wing officers were
, A. H. Musgrove,
e -Pres., 0, Dallas;
n; Vioe•Pres., L.
as. J. Mason;
—Alex. Porter, L.
xeoutive Commit-
mmittee, with the
evident; Reception
awford, B. Oooh-
Another meeting
uesday next at 8
d in the sport are
1.
WANTED—South African Sorip. High-
est prices paid. Apply at TImns Office.
If you want a nioe home, oonvenient in
every way; see the residence of 0. J.
Graham, oorner of Centre and Maple
streets, whioh is for sale.
Board of T
A largely atten
actio meeting of
held last Thnreda
oil Chamber. T
to confer with 0
that an offer had
of $1800 for the
fixed rate of ase
rs
Mese , R. Van
the meeting u
notion of the c
Since the mee
been consideree
yet been done
hope next w
arrangement
main in Win
Home made bread—Try it.
FRANK R. HOWSON.
July E
The departmen
shed the time•ta
Miens, to which
in Ontario are
varied feelings,
entrance to No
June 27, at 9. a.
on July 4, with
last sdbjeot• Fo
ties of education
gin on Jnne 27,
July 11, Honor
relation "examen
end on July 12,
Cation the first p
the last is on
specialist exam
27, and are oon
art specialist e
be held on An
department of
school at the i
�de Meeting.
ed and very enthusi•
e Board of Trade was
evening in the Oonn-
�e committee appointed
Lloyd & Son reported
been made to this firm
�.nrohase of a site and a
lament. On motion of
one and Gee. McKenzie
nimonsly endorsed the
mmittee in this matter.
ing other details have
and nothing definite has
in this matter, but we
ek to report a definite
hereby this firm will re -
nam.
High Prices f
Mr, W. F. VenSton
livered to town from
Bluevale road, aixty.on
Bold at $9.75 per o
brought the snug Bute
is an average of nearly
hog, This is a top -no
was the largest lot of
ed in Wingham by o
on the price of hogs
other record sale. At
to Wawanosh last wee
were mold at $143.50.
of prices and it is said
likely go higher.
r Hogs,
on Monday de-
his farm on the
hogs whioh he
t. The bunch
1 $1,890 00 whioh
$23 00 for emote
oh prioe and this
ge ever deliver.
feeder. While
can report an -
r, Tisdale's sale
, two brood sows
hese are unheard
that prices will
Epworth League
The anniversary eery
with the Epworth Lea
Methodist Church, hel
Monday last, were
The preaoher for the o
F. L. Farewell, B.
ohuroh, Toronto, who
tiye, inspiring and h
large congregations b
evening. On Monde
entertainment was h
good programme wa
listing of solos by Mis
Mr. Frank 3'. Hill;
Mr. W. H. Willis an
Messrs. R. Maxwell
instrumental dr etc b
and Miss Hall, Miss
Miss M. Hammond,
address by Rev. Edg
rentor o7 St. Paul's
was occupied by the
Rutledge. Refresh
at the close of the pr
SHINLGES —Having parches a large
quantity of British Oolum Shingles,
from one of the b t ufaoturers on
the coast, previous the advance in
price, I am prepared to sell at close
prices. Parties in need of shingles would
do well to oall and get quotations.
J. A. McLean.
Help for
A large party o
from Scotland, w
horses are being d
farmers of the 0
Brune this week b
Ripley. They ay
men this country i
in need of help, e
ey at Ripley.
aminations,
of ednoation has it•
e for the July examine
handreda of students
ooking forward with
The' examinations for
mal schools begin on
and are concluded
atin composition the
entrance to the faoul.
the examinations be -
and are terminated on
nd scholarship metric.
begin on Jane 27, and
hale for pais rnatriou•
per it on. June 27, and
July 8, Clommerbial
uMiens begin on June
luded on July 4. The
ainitiation for 1910 will
9, 10, 11 and 12, at the
duoatien of the summer
iiverlity of Toronto,
he Farmers.
young far •' aborers,
o are a. ustomed to
trib , ed among the
es of Huron and
Geo. H. Mooney, of
the class of young
in need of. Farmers
uld write Mr. Moon-
nmversary.
nes in oonneotion
ne of Wingham
011 Sunday and
ghly successful,
eavion was Rev.
., of Elm street
delivered instno-
ptut sermons to
th morning and
evening a social
Id, at whioh a
rendered, con -
Aline Mann and
vocal dneto by
son. Gerry, and
nd. J. Stalker;
Miss Reynolds
Laura Kerr and
and an excellent
H. Oroly, B. A.,
arch. The chair
pastor, Rev. Dr.
nts were enjoyed
gramme.
Parties wishing their gardens plowed
should leave their orders early at Salt
Block office.
Ladies' Oxfords, T , Panips and
Slippers in the h: •d.. •.est models that
ever graced a Sh , Store. $1.75, $2,25
up to $3,00 or $3..0.
W J. GREER.
High Tempe
Just half a degr
in March, 1908, w
temperature of
record for that m
Observatory Was
March 1910 ende
of 88 8. While
half a degree
registered, a re
28th with 75,8
temperature,
mometer mad
wards, but di
The lowest to
Wise 11.5 reoor
lowest to wh
fell in March
below zero in 1
tered en One o0
The total preo
was 0,66 of one
the average,
ature in March,
e below the figure set
ich, with an average
9 3, still holds the
th site the Toronto
establiished in 1840,
with the high average
he average was thus
Blow the highest yet
rd was made on March
for the highest March
n the 30th the Cher-
another attempt np■
not reach beyond 73.2.
pasture for the month
ed on Marsh 15th. The
h the thermometer ever
uring 70 years was to 14
56, and in 1906 it reale-
mien one degree below.
station for the month
noh, being 2.491ess than
Governmen
Unfortunately the
attendanoe in the op
evening last to he
Windsor, Lecturer -in
jeot of Government
Holmes occupied id the
n
A .
sou is a pleasing; ape
versed in hie subjeot a
very interesting on
stated that when yo
posit so much every
stop depositing the
on drawing 4 per on
est and when you on
yon get so muoh aye
ably for the rest of y
of death the money
children. The epee
great number of fine
the poor houses o
why? Because the
lesson of thrift whe
to think of men wh
this country passin
in the poor house.
of young men wan
but there are thou
who haven't learn
The young man w
ing to advance in
needed to make a
lecturer urged t
taught thrift.
Annuities.
e was not a large
a house on Friday
r Dr. Samson, of
chief on the sub,''
nnnities. Mayor
chair. Dr. Sam-
er and is well -
d hie talk was a
. The leoturer
ng you could de -
'eek and when you
onoy would keep
compound inter•
e to a certain age
r to live oomfort-
ur life, and in case
es to your wife or
r pointed out the
Id men who are in
the oonntry, and
had not studied the
young. It is hard
have done a lot for
away their last days
There are millions
d in our great west,
nds of young men
d the lesson of thrift.
o is thrifty and try -
his world is the man
great country. The
at boys should be
FOR S4rn on RENT --50 antes; 101 23,
oon. 1, in the township Of Kinloss.
Apply to Gr ohcn A. Mott -may, White.
church, Ont.
Snooeoston duties reoeived by the
provincial treaetiry� last month totalled
$90,000, a big increase Over the sante
onth. last year.
Ring's for all kinds Choice Seeds-•
Alsike and Lucerne Clover, Tirrie
DROWNED IN
He MAITLAND.
F we -year Old So
Falls from C, P
the
of Mr. H. Hayles
R. Bridge Into
ater.
A partionlarly ea
Monday morning,
five-year old on of
Sayles, fell from t
into the water and
little fellow was i
older brother, aged
had left home to go
o'clock they started
bridge, the younger
posies side to his br
pretty etrong wind
and it is thought t
fellow got too oleo
plank, lost his bale
Wed into the water
was soon given, bn
quarters of an hon
reoovered. A pb
summoned and eve
snscitate the lad
Albert was an exc
chap, the eeoond
of eight, and the
sad blow to the
this ie the first to
Strangely enough
from the old con
ago conveying t
drowning of a rela
Mr. and Mrs. H
been residents of
three years, and a
pathy is expressed
severe trial. The
Tuesday afternoo
cemetery.
affair occurred on
when Albert, the
r. and Mn. Henry
0. P. R. bridge
at drowned, The
company with an
bout $ years, who
shing. About 10.20
to oross the railway
boy taking the op-
ther, There was a
lowing at the time,
unfortunate little
o the edge of the
e and was preoipi-
eneath,. An alarm
it was about three -
before the body was
stolen was hastily
y effort made to re-
but without avail..
tionally bright little
oungest of a family
nfortunate affair is a
arents and family, as
they have sustained.
a letter was received
ry only a short time
e sad news of the
ive of Mrs, Hayles.
les and family have
ingham for about
arge measure of sym•
for them in their
uneral took place on
to the 'ngham
Clea Up.
The removal of efuee that has ac-
cumulated during the winter months
should be nommen .-:d just as soon as
the spring weather '•ill permit. This is
an important work a • d in the interests
of public health shou d not be delayed.
'mpreseiOn in the
ey are doing all
•+plying with the
heir premises by
ght to be aotuat•
w of the impor
health and the
nitary conditions.
lithe it is cnstom-
•d all sorts Otsubo
enient place, and
•earance of these
ed by the snow,
ding disease ob•
•erature, danger
+e deoaying pro•
springtime sun,
ay of cleaning
iilago, town and
year. Not only
t on Many streets
he town can be
of rubbish that
Dyed. Generally
ople are neat and
heir premises. If
the health of the
nsldered it is Derr
to keep the town;
t there is another
y of attention.
ly favorably lino
that is clean and
11 tack Meant it,
tenden,y to help
raspor.
There is an erroneous
minds of many that t
that is necessary by o
law and cleaning up
a stated date. They
ed by the broader v
tate of the publio
inestimable value of v
During the winter m'
ary to deposit ashes,'
bleb in the most oon
while the unlovely a
rubbish heaps is obao
and the danger of sere.
viated by the low tem
lurks in them when t
owes sets in under the
There is much in the
up to be done in every
pity at this time of the
on private property, b
and lanes thronghout
seen, mnolt in the for
should be speedily re
speaking, Wingham
tidy in taking pare of
nothing more than
community is to be o
tainly worth while
bright and Olean. B
tide that it wort
Visitors are invaria
pressed with the pia
attractive. They
Which saonld have
othyy etc. I' the town grow and
Second-hand b
to Dr. Kennedy.
for sale. Apply
Married
A pretty thong
solemnized on
March 24th, at t
Mrs. George,Cu
street, when their
given in marriage t
ton, f Oshawa.
c,o
performed by Rev.
Andrew's church,
five o'clock. The b
her niece, little Mis
ing as flower girl.
the wedding mar
relatives of the
The bride was be
white mull, wit
insertion. The
decorated in green
dining -room in pink
left at nine o'clock
and other oitiev. T
home in Oshawa w
engaged with the
Company. Mre. H
ly missed by the c
ohuroh, in whioh e
She was one of th
ladies of the. M
Planet. Mr. and
a few days in W
Mr. Hamilton's
couple will hav
many friends in
her marriage Mr
ed a farewell b
with a beautiful
bees of the o
Ohnroh, Ohatha
shower of mild
1uluess and bee
friends at Chat
11
Chatham.
quiet wedding was
hureday afternoon,
e home of Mr. and
ming, St. George
aughter Helen was
Mr. Hugh Hamil'
h ceremonywas
e
Fan Wsolc of St.
nd the hour was
ide was unattended,
Jessie Crumb, act.
Mr. Dolman played
h. Only the near
ride wore present.
omingly gowned in
trimmings of lace
eautiful home was
nd white, with the
The happy couple
or London, Toronto
ey will make their
ere Mr. Hamilton is
°Lachlan Carriage
ilton will be great-
ly of St. Andrews'
e had a leading part.
most popular young
ple City.—Chatham
rs. Hamilton spent
ngham visiting with
latives. The happy
the best wishes of
is notion. Prior to
Hamilton was tender-
ngnet and presented
ake dish by the mem-
of St. Andrew's
TOWN
OUNCIL.
The. regularof th
mo thlymeetinge
the Town Donned was held on Monday
evening with all the members present
except Coun. Al. Donald. Minutes of
of previous mee ing were read and
approved,
A oommunioati,•• was read from Geo.
McKenzie, in whi.i• he said he did not
wish to aot as a m: •• ber of the Board of
Health unless the Council provided a
proper vehicle for a :ening olosets.
On motion of Con s, Elliott and Bone,
Mr. MoKenzie's o •mmunioation was
referred to the Board of Health, and the
Mayor asked to call a epeeist meeting of
the Council to oonsid r any recommend-
ation the Board of H..lth may wish to
make.
The question of • extension of a
water main to the "extern Foundry
was dismissed and the • onncil was unit-
ed in the feeling t ^ at the extension
should be made.
Moved by Cons. B one and Redmond,
that it is the opinio of this Council
that fire protection a• •uld be given the
Western Foundry an• that the Fire and
Water Committee 0011 er with the Oom-
missioners with a vi: w to having the
work proceeded with . t once —Oarried,
Messrs. F. Buohana • and A. E. Lloyd
were present and mad: a proposition to
the Council on behal of C. Lloyd &
Son, asking that a by aw be submitted.
to the ratepayers to ra se $1,800 for the
purchase of a factor site and fixing
their rate of assessme t at $2,000; also
for a lease of the Davi' son town lot and
a leale to 0. P. R. f the gore lot in
front of Waterworks pump house for
switoh and freight she + .
Messrs. R. Clegg a • d R. Vanatone
spoke briefly on the m: iter, explaining
to the Council the action of the Board
of Trade is oonneotio • therewith.
After discussion it was decided on
motion of Conus, Red •. and and Elliott,
to refer the matter to the Property
Committee to again confer with 0,
Lloyd & Son and the 0. P. R. author-
ities.
The Finance Comm ttee recommend-
ed the payment of he following ac•
counts •
Bell Tel. Co., 'phone c •'ef's h000e •* 50:
R. Rankin, salary ,_,...... 7,50
E. Lewis, " 20.00
Geo. Allen, oonnoil's share salary22.50
John F. Groves, salary & postage55.50
Wm. Coats, Reg. Bylaws . 4 00
John Ritchie, services as Auditor. 35 00
1.00
e1,00
1.25
1.50
eporte 42.00
..... . 1.10
65.00
ervioes 6.00
pplies 59,34
22.25
2.25
3.50
McKibben and
rt of the Finance
d as real.
ought that in pay -
the Hook & Ladder
hould be drawn in
¢al members and he
to this effect, but
oder. Ho then de
and nays on the
report of Finanoe
he members voting
Ory.
:ported that he had
on the cost of build -
Town Hall, and on
lliott and Gregory,
ittee was instructed
building of the vault
re than $375.
• reported that the
had brought Engin-
e and he had taken
d other information.
•• ode and these would
ted to the Provincial
for . approval before
fed with. Mr. Davis
The undersigned is prepa
care of lots in the Wing
during the sumraer mo
tee to give so
season is $1. per
John F. Groves, Town Clerk,will reoeive
prompt attention.
to take
cemetery
ction. Price for
. Orders left with
ROBERT DEYELL.
Drop in Li
During the pose
2,000 liquor Doensie
ario. The annual re
oial department show
Caption of the Scott
1887, the nntnber of
6,185 in 1874 to 2
thee despite, the open
notions of the Prov'
increase in populatio
The statistics sho
gross towards tempo
been steady for the
year it reaches a pen
than ever before.
The license Men
last year Onl3P $
$557,771.11 the pre
however, is largely a
feet that the past fisc
One Of ten months,
The expense of la
the year v,a6 $27,402.
Mims of the law sin
.25 in license and no
and $6.940 in local opt
Alex. Rand, hose to fir
Jos Pugh, work ,
Fred Groves, work .
Theo Hall, auditor's
Ernest Dennis, work
Firemen, salaries
Hook & Ladder Co.,
Richardson & Rae, s
S. Bennett, supplies .
Jos Styles, work
Wm. Guest, work.
Moved by Conn
Elliott, that the rep
Committee be adopt
Conn. Gregory t
ing the members o
Co., the cheques
favor of the individ
did not get a sec
mended the yeas
motion adopting
Committee. All
yea except Mr. Gre
Conn, Elliott
soured an estimat
ing a vault in th
motion of Couns.
the Property Com
to proceed with t
at a cost of not m
Conn. Redmo
Sewer Oommitt
eer Davis to to
levels and seou
Plans would be
have to be stibmi
Board of Healt
work was prooee
recommended the putting in of a main
sewer, cellar drain and storra drain,
the latter not neestirily to be pat in
this season. He ould say there ahould
be a optic tank nd four or five flits ring
beds at south en of town, and would
the work be done un-
ion of an Engineer,
Mild be conveniently
other work is beteg
enses.
year less than
ill issue in Ont.
rt of the Provins
that with the ex-
tiot years of 1886
licenses to sell in.
ly decreased from
8 last year. And
ng up of large new
ce and tbe great
that Ontario's pro.
et 36 years, This
further advanced
e of the Province
63,020.06, against
ions year. This
minted for by the
year WitS a short
, Pints for vion
tinted 10 $84.330.
-license distriots,
Elliott, that th
forwent, IQ An
for $10,000 to
The Mayor
requested by
of London to h
the Grand Tr
morning train
Wingbana at 10
decided to take
Clerk be iustruotad
sported thnt he WU
ooMmereitil travellers
ve the Conneil repel.
Reilway to have
from London relgth
Webs*, The Council
o action.
CHUR
H *NOTES.
The subject of
the Baptist Ch
evening will be
Special musics w
choir. Everybo
Monday eveni
Lucia F. Gilbert,
leoture in the Bap
heroes." After
people have plan
will serve ice ores
sion, 15 cents.
The annual mee
Missionary Sooiet
Methodist Church
Room of the chum
noon, when the fo
elected for the ens
idents, Mrs. Mort
Sperling ; record
Homuth; Mealier
pianiats, Mrs. Will
At the conclusion
was serves' in the
church, and a pleas
he peator's .sermon
oh for next Sabbeth
'Where is thy God."
1 he rendered by the
made weloome,
g. APril 10111, Mise
let Church on the subs
Florence and her
e lecture the young
and cake. Admis-
ng of the Woman's
of the Wingham
as held in the Board
on Tuesday after -
owing officers were
ing year :—President,
Rutledge; vice -press
g secretary, Mrs. 3,
ing secretary, Mrs.
Mrs Musgrove:
and Mrs. Homnth.
f the business, tea
eoture room of the
nt social time spent ,
11
reconitnend that
der the supervi
Br anch sewers
put in while th
done.
Mr. J. A. Mc ean showed that an
error of $200 h been made in his
assessment and o motion of MoKibbon
end Redmond, M . MoLean was refund-
ed $5 overpaid ta a.
On rootien of cEibbon and Elliott,
the tonal quarte ly grant to the Oiti.
zone Band was dered to be paid.
00 motion of one and &di:11011d, the
Mayor and Don , MoDonald were ifis
Waded to tee th the watering cart
put in order as s a as possible.
Con motion of eltibbon and Elliott,
$400 Was plaoe to the credit Of the
Public Sehool 130 rd.
Moved by 0 no, Itedmond and
Start Something!
5 There can be no continuance
without a beginning. There
can be no completion without
a continuance.
5 The only man who DOES any-
thing is the man who
BEGINS something.
5 Don't wait for someone else to
give the town a push. Don't
be an echo to another man's
ow of the other fellow's work.
• Lay the corner stone of your
own initiative.
5 Start right now !
5 We are helping to boost Wing-
hatn. Are you ?
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