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THE WINGITAM TIMES FEBRUARY 81. 1906,
F4TA131..ISIMD WM to interview the Ontario Government in keeper and matron oonduoting the in•
reference to legislation, respecting Col- etitutiou properly, the rooms (Ilene and
* ; legions Tustitutea, Hauges of Refuge and the inmates comfortable. Sieve the
committee's last report, la beds and aaa
8, P. ItIa1,ICITT, PcuLtsn>•;it eau Plmai'anceee Moved by Mr. Canneloni seconded by =Weasel) /lave been purchased, making m
Mr. Isbister, that the Warden Dr. Hol- sleepingaceoramodationampletoampre.
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111e WINIAN AN TIMES. County Councillors Aat, Carred.
rues told ,tr.. McKenzie be a deputation sent time. The committee recommend.
THURSDAY, FEB. S, 1906, to go toorouta au thT d interview e din- ed that when an inmate pays for main-
ferent heads of departments in reference tatnence, the rumuum charge shall be
to matters mentioned in motion of notleesthan $l per week, but in case of a
NOTES AN(' COMMENTS. Messrs. McQuillan and McKenzie. Car, paying inmate requiring run more Dare and
Med. atteution than the general of it.
of increase of cle
The Dominion Cabinet changes he. Moved by lamina Centelon and Ferris ,
mato,
ajl be dealttheatttter with by the inspector nand
came effe,:tive on Tuesday, when Hun, that the clerk advertise for applications keeper pf the Howse.
L P. i,3todeur bacauie liiuister of for the position of county eugiueer in ,
Martine toed Fleheri-s and tion. Wm. the two Toronto papers, Municipal COV Y MTTORIC£1 S REPORT.
Temple t-4ant Manner of Inland Re- World and following local papers: God- For the informatiou of the County
'venue. erioh Star, Huron Expositor, \yueonaet Council, I herewith hand you a copy of
The et !agitation of Dr. Beattie Nesbitt Tlttis, Exeter Advocate and Clinton the verdict of the coroner's jury upon
as member of the Legislature for North l ews•Record. Carried. the body of the late John McAllister,
Toronto, and his aopointutent as Reis. Moved by Messrs. Gardiner and Perris lately an inmate of the House of Refuge.
for West Toeento, to I,ukeeed Mr. Char- that Messrs Cautelon, McLean and Mo- and also to call your attention to the
' les Liadbay, resigned, is the talk in Quillen be a committee to secure the as• evidence given at the inquest, which is
political ouclee, sistauee of a competent engineer to pre- ou file iu my office.
noose PIiYSICt 'S REPORT,
Tao Canadian customs revenue is at
the present time "vaster than has been."
Far the seveu mouths which closed Jan,
81st, the receipts from customs amount.
ed to $;:i3 292,114. This is a2,0x3,1.47
more than for the same period of the
preeeediug year, $O,663,610 better than
for the seven months of 190301, and a
gain of $5,539,2.101 as compared tattle the
same seven months of 1902.03.
At a meeting of the Cabinet Friday
afternoon it was decided to summon
Parliament to meet ou Thursday, March
8th. The Cabinet received and accepted
the resignation of Hon. Justices J. A,
Onimet, who has has retired from the
Court of Appeal on account of ill•ltealth,
Juane Levergue was promoted to the
vacancy. The `name of Hon. Horace
Archambault, ex- Attorney -General, is
ment]oner, in connection with the pusi-
tian left by Jodge Lavergne.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL.
Remainder of the Business Transacted
at the January Session.
±Goderic:i Star.)
mato DAV —TIiC IISDAY, 7.30 P. X.
Reports of Property, Special and
Education committee, and Special com-
mittee of the House of Refuge were
presented in committee of the whole and
passed,
Ou motion of Messrs. Bryau and Doig,
it was directed that a copy of the Ontar-
io Statutes be prooared for each mem-
ber.
On motion o£ Messrs. Cantelon and
pare proper plans and specificatious for
the use of this county for the erection of
bridges, same to be ready for next meet-
ing. Carried.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
COUNTY PROPERTY
reported that they found the jail in good
order; that the number of inmates
agered with jailer's report, and recom-
mended the printing of the report in the
minutes.
Recommended that the heating be al-
tered and the stoves sold, Mr. McLean
and the clerk to oversee the work..
Found the Registry Office in good
order:recommended that Mr. Coates have
the fences repaired if necessary, and
that the preparation of the map of the
town be left in the bands of Mr. McLean
and Mr, Coates.
That the request for use of Commit.
Chamber for meeting of Orange Grand
Lodge cannot be granted on account of
the Spring Assize Court sitting.
That the purchase of a table for the
treasurer's office and the extension of
the electric light be left with the treasur-
er.
And recommended that the report on
insurance be printed in the minutes.
ROAD..ND BRIDGE
that they examined the tenders for Bel -
grave, Day's, Forsyth and Zetland
bridges, the last named to be made out
of the lumber from the others.
Recommended that George Bartley,
of Brussels, tender be accepted for the
concrete work for Jamestown and Day's
bridges, at $4 per cubic yard; that of J.
J. Cele, of Ethel, for Forsythe and Bel -
I hereby notify you that I held an in.
quest on the body of John McAllister, of
the House of Refuge, found dead on the
London Road, Deo. 10, 1905. The ver -
diet of the jury was, "died frons expos -
aro." They also recommended the
County Council to engage a night-
watchman for the House of Refage.
Since the new addition, Mr. French
had classified the inmates, putting the
quiet ones in a sitting room separate
tram the rough and noisy ones, and
this the committee thought au improve-
ment and to the comfort of such inmates
as wish to be uudisturbed.
The committee audited accounts from
211 to 221, amounting to $348 and found
them satisfactory,
Reports were received from the house
physician and the county attorney, re-
lating to the inquest on the late John
McAllister, and referred to the coun-
cil.
The committee co:minded by recom-
mending that the head of each munici-
pality in this county, and also county
councillors, make more stringent re-
search into the circumstances of parties
making applicatiou to be committed to
the house, before signing the commit-
ment paper.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF H. OF R.
Your committee appointed to report
on a line of action whereby the county
will be properly protected iu the admit.
tante and maintenance of inmates in our
House of Refuge beg to report as fol•
lows:
grave bridges at $4 00 per cubic yard; First, as to admission: We would re -
'Miller it was directed that a copy of the that the Zetland bridge be awarded to commeud that greater care be exercised
special report of the House of Refuge be Johu Elder, of Wingham, at $119 75, in the reception of applications for ad -
forwarded to the county members of the For the superstructure we recommend mission to said House. We would
Ontario Legislature, and that if accept- ' that Hunter Bros., of Fitncardine, be recommend that an officer of the county,
possibly the inspector of the House of
Refuge, should be the one to be satisfied
that the applicant is one who should
be admitted.
Then as to the inmates and their
maintenance: We would recommend
that a committee of your council be
again appointed to consult with thelocal
members of the county, and such others
as they may think well, and to make a
draft of proposed legislation along the
following lines:
The Province should be asked to make
provision for all persons mentally un-
sound who are simply detained in
Hooses of Refuge, as a place can be
found for them in provincial asylums.
able to their views, they be requested to
take action at the- next session of the
Provincial Parliament.
Moved by Mr. McQuillan, seconded by
awarded Day's bridge at 42100.50, and
the Forsyth bridge at $240,25, that A.
Hill & Company, of Mitchell, receive
the contract for the Jamestown bridge,
Mr. Melienzie, that John Wilson be ap-at $178,50, and the Belgrave bridge with
pointed trustee of the proposed High 1 concrete flooring at $3e6.
Sch4ot in Wiagham for three years, With reference to the motion of
Frank VanStone for two years and J, A. Messrs. McQuillan and Lamont, would
Morton fe r one year.—Carried. recommend that Manchester bridge be
Tae following Councillors were ap- repaired under the supervision of the
pointed inspectors of concrete work at County Engineer.
the following bridges:—Messrs. Isbister With reference to communication of
for Belgrave; Eryaus for Jamestown; Messrs Doff and Stewart, we reeom-
Miller for Day's, and Doig for Forsyth mend that it be left in the hands of our
bridges- County Engineer to report at the June
Moved by Mr. McLean, seconded by . meeting.
Mr. Doig, that $400 be granted by this With reference to the motion of Mr.
Council to maintain the Lake Shore i McLean, we would advise that all ex- This would necesssitate a slight change
road between Sheppare:toa and Gode-a cavation in future, in connection with in the Asylums Act and we would
ricin. --Lois, cement work, bedone by the contractor recommend—if suck legislation is ob-
Couneii then adjonrued. who is awarded the tender for the con- taiued—that there should be a provision
i't'CI:III DAY—:,RIDAY• trete, for Government inspection of all Honses
Report of Road and Bridges, Exam- • FINANCE CoM3frrTEE of Refuge.
five and Finmece committees were pre. I recommended the payment of 39 ac- We would further recommend that
sented, discusse3 and passed. 4 counts: that in the matter of Sohn Gill's I legislation be obtained which would
letter was read from Engineer : account of $;.0, as keeper o- the Exeter allow the county to obtain control of,
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Have you got the notion it's hard for a boy to make
money after school hours? If you knew how thousands
of boys make all the money they need by a few hours'
easy work a week, wouldn't you jump at the chance of
doing it yourself? There's no secret about it—these
boys sell
THE SAT~U .DAY
EVENING POST
Friday afternoon and Saturday. Some make $r5 a week.
All make something—depends on the boy. It won't cost you
a cent to try it, anyway. Ask us to send you the complete
outfit for starting in business, and xa free copies of The Post.
Sell these Posts at 5c the copy, and with the 5oc you make
buy further supplies at wholesale price. Besides the profit made
on every copy we give prizes when you have sold a certain
number of topics. Further,
$250 in Extra Cash Prizes
each month to boys who do good work. Your chance of getting
some of this money is just as good as that of any other boy who
sells The Post.
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Our January Sale was a great success. People
came from far and near to purchase seasonable goods at
prices that meant a big saving to the purchaser. We were
so delighted with our January Sale that we are now hav-
ing a FEBRUARY CLEARING SALE,
Bargains in every department. New goods offered
at and below cost. We must reduce our stock still further
this month. We unfortunately had to much stock for this
mild winter. Our loss however will be your gain, if you
make your purchases here during our stock reducing Sale.
Bargains in Boot and
Shoe Department
Men's Overshoes, reg. $2.00 for 1.30
" 1,60 " .99
1.50 " .99
Men's Heavy Rubbers 1,60 " 1,30 -
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Men's Leggings reg 1.75 " 1.33
" 1.50 " 1.13
1.25 " .98
Women's 1.00 " .75
.85 " .69
Boys' 1.25 " .93
.1 1,00 " ,75
Men's Long Boots 3.50 " 2.50
1/ It '' 3.00 "2.00
Men's Hockey Boots " 2.25 " 1.85
Boys' " " 1.90 " 1.48
Women's Overshoes " 2,00 " 1.60
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10 piece Toilet Sets 2.25 " 1.88
Gold Dust, reg. 5c pkg,
now 7 for 25c
Oats taken in trade.
Bargains in Furs
Persian Lamb Jacket
reg. $125 00 for $94.00
Astrachan Jackets - 40 00 " 30 00
Electric Seal - 38.00 " 28,50
Astrachan Jackets • 55.00 " 41,00
Ruffs, Scarfs etc 12 00 " 8 95
10.00 " 7 38
10,00 " 7 50
7 50 " 5 25
5,00 " 3.75
Bargains in Caps
Men's & Boys' Caps reg .90
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Bargains in Men's
Youths' and Boys'
Overcoats.
Men's Overcoats
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reg 10,00 " 7.50
" 900 "605
11 7.50 " 5.63
" 700 "625
•' 5.00 "375
" 7.00 " 3,98
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Ainsley resigning his position as county lockup, no action be taken; and that the i and apply for the maintenance of in A
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engines:, to take effect June 15th, 1906, report of County Registrar and detailed ° mates, property that they may be ..• •
and the resignation was accepted, F statement of the County Treasurer be known to possess either at the time of a • ".Lbe Warden and Treasurer were ,^ printed in the minutes. admission, or which they may acquire 1 4 Residence Phone No. 55. Office, 1 o. 64. Mill, \*o. 44. 4
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es~tit ii' arcs approved of the memorial from the . plied for their maintenance. The pre- - ' ►
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Ayes—Bryans, Cantelom Cutrie,Doir, ` county of Ontario memorializing the sent legislation does not go far enough,
Ferris, Miller, Gardiner, Grieve, Isbis- Legislative Assembly to allow the pre- and makes it necessary where an in j r.ter. Lamont -1i). Nays—Morrison, Me. dent County Councils Act to remain as !,mate is found to possess property and t MVR RA/ AAAAAA. D 4.
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Lean McEen: to McNaughton lie at present, and that the almost similar } is unwitting to consent to a transfer of•
'i a ' - ._ etition from the count section of the ; it to the county, that the only remedy l ►
t lrt to . pa.lntan—i . P- y
',Fared by Meesrs. M,Eenaie and Sic Municipal Associatioa be signed by the now is to turn such inmate out of the l
a Milder I 11 h JuneThat in the matter of the Setter from 'rather a severe remedy- We would
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Lean that tate motion. of 'Messrs Qante- warden and clerk and forwarded. ; House of Refuge, and this seems to be
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ion 3n t er be eft over till the } 1ri
sessinu.—Lost, the Canadian Association for the Pre- i suggest in that legislation the inmate C h
The Warden was instrneted not to vention of Tuberculosis, no action be; will have the privilege of electing
sign order for the fait amount of the taken. i whether he will remain an inmate and, i
Bayfield work until we hear what air- . That relating to the petition from `transfer his property, or whether he will l
Gutteridge t:roposes doing in the arrange- Waterloo county re telepuones, askirg I remove himself, but if he remains there C
meets arrived at between him and the thatit be filled in and signed. recommend' without any consent of his, his property i C
ex -Warden's eotuuiittee that this be done. may be taken tool applied by the county g
Moved by Mr. 1MQQailtan, seconded THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE K authorities for his maintenance. l C
ba Mr. McKenzie, that His Honor Judge recommended that the tender of the i = q ,a.
Holt and the County Solicitor be em- , atoderich Star for printing be accepted, ;
powered to interview inmates in the it teeing the Lowest. I BABY'S OWN TABLETS. + 1
House of Refuge and bore the transfer of Y T oat John Knox, turnkey, be allowed
their real and personal property executed $30 -per annum, in Lieu of fuel, light and , r
Meets the mothers need in curl
'the health of herlittler
d d f theAct ov in water.
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as pro t o or ui - e g ern g,
Fioures of Refuse --Carried. That in reference to request of Pri- c medicine in the world can, T e Tablets , _
It was directed that all institutes !sonars' Aid Assaeiatioh for a grant; no " cure constipation, indigo on, colic,C
and se' ieties reeeiving grants from the action be taken. simple fevers, diarrhoea, t thing trop- C
county furnish the eouuty with a report That re the request to grants to Ri- i bles and expel worms. ey break up ` t
of the progress of the satiety annually, ala Association and Woman's Institutes, a colds and prevent creep` They• make
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The chairman of the B, and B. coin- no action be taken- t hiidren s cep nater andea y, `
naittee and Mr. Miller were appointed a' - That the following groats be made: ; because they re ve he cause of sleep- .,
committee to confer with Mr. Gutteridge National Sanitarium for Co:.st-32;_
wamptires, r tentless. And ttlre the only medi- g
respecting agreement he male with e 30: Sock Children's hospital, a82; each; eine that gives a mother a solemn
Wardens committee regarding his Bay- Agrienitaral seeiety, $20; each Public l guarantee that it contains no opiate or
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field contract, and to report the result of Libraries, $15; each Teachers' and Far- poisonous soothing stuff. They are good„ a
their interview at their earliest conveni- "r men' Institute, $25; for flowers round for children from birth onward; they al- u a'
enee to Warden Spackman. ' the Court House. $10. „ ways do goad --they cannot 'possibly do }
Moved by Messts. McQuillan tad Me- r Won]d recommend that the usnal berm. Mrs. George Turner, Barry's ;
Kenzie that a deputation be appointed r grant of to cents per day be made te,nen , Bay, Ont., says:—"I have used Baby's 711♦%
and non-commissioned. officers of the ,r;, Own Tablets for the troubles that come : a
_ - - - ---Y _ std Regiment, the whole not to exceed to little ones with perfect satisfaction. }
$x,50- 1 think there is no medicine can equal ?
- That the usual copies of the Munici- _ the Tablets," Every mother ought to a
- pal. World to supplied to members of the' keep a lads of these Tablets in the house ,
t"onr,a iI. a r h; as a safeguard for her little ones. Sold
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We will honestly sell our fine stock of furniture at cost price for 60
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on Parlor S FanayBeakers, Coaches Sideboards ►
days as we have twice too much stock to carry over winter, speatal cut prices C
rt or alts, Oc ars, r
Now is the time to buy farnitnre for spring, dor:'t be afraid to all and
see for your selves. Don't ba disappointed in not calling.
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erWe have examined. the s.atemeats of , by all ggby
the Collegiate Institutes and find the boa by writing the Dr, Williams' Medi-
+ + sums to be paid this yearare: Seaforth, l cite Co., Brockville, cart.
+rijy / a.T '0. 8Y: C,liiQton,ki:x 2i,; Czo3eriaii, i
gf.14ty. s', , 1 s fomes StoCae USarketa.
With reference to the ac_onnts ffrom
` St, Mars's and Liston; el High schools. the Toronto, Feb. 8—The praspeets of a
r recommend that they be paid according ; light rat at the City Cattle Market this
)3ecause we make medicines to the directions of this Connell at the; ,morning helped to make trade pretty i,
for d- We ten them _„ I Jane session of 190x- ' brisk, but as the morning advanced the
THE EDUCATION 3L co a rstaR ; market starselp held me to its early prat!
*pout Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, a W i gba fort a forciatathat the rermest from]
e. Ki b sdc fainly vrell supplied tvitsc le ers were la roost cues f
xnd they prescribe it for - Ntirhoolbegraitted, in tbtnplisitee wittftprasenv pbrptis sandwerano dsposed,
coughs, colds, bronchitis, con- the necessary statutory prnvisots. "to sacs high paces, and an extremely
5ttln fldll. They trust it. That the letter froth the 5s retary alow teniperaturo tat the Same time, The .
fihen ,' the Guelph Collegiate Instttute, giving 'resale was that towards the erose of the
you can *fford to trust it. f notice that his institute is open to pr th
; gas at, too not'cvithsttsnding the light';
Asti our own doctor. ' pits resident in this county be fared- ; ren, there -era aevetel aroma and
y Reported that they hal ea—vat/tea the . fare ere with looda of cattle still on their ,,
the best kind of itteattbaanisi-- , teporta of Mast's. Ilabb ted Toni. and • hand. As thetie were ties the pick of
"I$p)4 for nicer sixty deers," I eompiinented these gantieineti fet the the o_'feri Sgs for the e'ay the market ?
■e+rwr. . Rill and exhaustive reports given by etyowrd a t ttdency tb ass o 9 7itt 5
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to.w t,r. syse.t e. twos ..ait“V. 1, eifeh, of the wrork eerier thea` charge, { to aiaeditrs at,d t;amit:ot cattle. lin
aacartare+
s,l sakll tx, 4 aasd this Valuable teeommetidatiotut eot t ha^w al prices fat good as clioi^e
t' SOM tained it their reports, and that tbe5 €re b„t..hEra €attie wets Erna, and the amp
s,7 4tIlk f]Ao e. -1! ptinte3 its the tohlute6. The cetnruittee rooter cattle -were t litt34 easier.
earnestly. chit the ttttentforr bt the pttliifo
+fits liteee net seeee4e t VCe 1°''Isk to a► easeful eoiit4idettint of the ,same. 4
Ilii flotattlit eat erxr *otitis**. Menet Ot 1tlrtCr:F roxitiTTICL Ottawa i'.itj CGrfneli otetl down it re j
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