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VOL XXX 1 .—NOa 1782.
82.
WIN(iHA1VI TIMES.
WINGHA&I, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, ON.
Tailor -Made
Clothes
X511
We will make your suit to
your exact measures, to your
order for fifteen dollars cor-
rectly shaped and faultless-
' ly fitted, superbly tailored
- from some pure, all -wool fab-
ric, staunchly guaranteed.
For seventeen, eighteen
or twenty dollars we would
use a fabric of still higher
quality.
We make them with care
and skill and can guarantee
you entire satisfaction.
Trousers made to order at
$3.50, 3,75. $4, $5, $6.
A fine selection -of Gents' Fur-
nishings always in stook.
!iLISILI Homuth
Tailor and Gents' Furnisher
2 doors from post office.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
famed by rliAllIC PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria
,*roef Wingham,
Ont. No witnessesregnired.
DOMINION BANK
WINCHAM
'Capital paid up, $3f000,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $3,750,000
Warmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTM1t:NT—Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to prinoipal 80th June and 31st
December each year.
D. T. IHEPBUIRN, Manager.
*. Vaastone, Solicitor.
BANK or HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
Capital paid up, $2,445,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $2,445,000.00.
Total Assets, $29,000,000.00.
Preetdent— Eoiv. Wit. Ginsora.
Vies -President and
General Manager 3. Tunari utt.
Assistant Gen, Manager- H.1Mi. W Tsox
MBEICTOBS
,folia Proctor, t'has.L.DAiton, Hon J.B.Hendrfe,
Geo. Stttherford, Cyrus A. Birge.
3aepector--I3. SPillsen,
SAVINGS BANS.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.0e and up-
wards, and added to principal on Stat May and
Mak November each year.
Special t3erioeits rale° received et current
aqttse of irlsers.t.
C. P, i Dti;rf, .Aliens
VIEGUNISON h 11014)4E$f Solicitors,
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Footbal Meeting.
A meeting of an rtiee interested in
the reorganization of the Wingham
football club will be e]d in the Conncil
Chamber next Mo ay evening at 8
o'clock, Players nd supporters are
requested to attend t is meeting.
To RENT—Rootna ver Griffin's store,
by the month or ye
Boys Ar Shot off
On Monday nigh about 19 o'olook,
while some boys a out 15 years of age
were out Shooting uskrats along the
river at Listowel, a of the boys, Ross
Grant, u
- G , so of Mr. . R Grant, assignee,
had his left aim of off below the el-
bow by the accid tal discharge of a
gun carried by one of his companions.
H Davis has several good houses and
a farm for sale. See him for particu-
lars.
Two Year for Arson.
George Fletcher, f Huron Tp., who
pleaded guilty to to ting a barber shop
in Ripley and then tting it on fire,with
the result that seve 1 buildings in the
vicinity were deatrateed, was on Thurs•
day at Walkerton, eutenced by Judge
Barrett to two year:, less one day, in the
Central Prison.
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
WANTED—A good smart boy, with
good education, to learn the printing
business. Apply at TIMES 010.00,
Grand Trunk ayes Money.
Vice -President Me uigan of the G. T.
R. says they have sa ed at least $1000 a
day the past winter n account of the
phenomenal mildnes of the weather.
Not on the entire Ca adieu system bad
there been any nece ity to bring out
snow ploughs. In t e past 20 years he
had never seen such 1 winter.
Go to R. Knox's f..r you allpaper.
The cheapest and bet i wn. See advt
in another column.
A Social vening.
The young peopl of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Ohnrc will hold a social
in the lecture room f the church next
Monday evening. good program is
being arranged and a pleasant evening
may be expected. T e public cordially
invited. The procee s will be used in
the repairing of the 1 Cure room of the
church. Admission Oc and 13c.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rt*rbers
Will Open n April IOth.
The new sere an fixtures for the lo-
cal branch of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce have ar teed, and workmen
are making alters 'ons to Mr. A,. E.
Smith's office, w re the bank will be
located for the pr sent. It is expected
that the new ban will be open for busi-
ness on Tuesday ext.
WANTED—Eggs 16o—Butter wanted,
cash or trade. Clover, Timothy, Peas,
Goose Wheat eta, for sale. GED. E.
SING.
More Props y Changes.
Wingham
Pro art
appears to be
on
the move this sprin . During the past
week Mr. Chas. H. iutonl has sold his
house and lot on J ephine street north
to Ur. John Louth. and 11fr, Rintoul has
purchased the ch ping mill property
and residence fro Mr. D. McGregor.
Mr. W. F. VanSt•.ne has purchased the
vacant lot, near 1 is residence property
from Dr. Tamlyn We understand that
Mr. VanStone wit erect a building on
this properfy dung the summer.
To RENT—A good house, with hard
and soft water and other conveniences.
Apply to J. A, McLean.
Public School Trustees Elected.
A very slim re: ponse was made to
Town Clerk Fergreon's call for nomi.
nations to fill the eacanoies in Wards 1
and 4 on the Windham Public School
Board, there being not more than half a
dozen ratepayers pyesent. Nominations
were held on Mon
o'clock, and there w
brought forward, .tt
elected. Mr. Alex.
Ward 1, and Mr. Th
4,
ay from 11 to 12
re only two names
ee were declared
oss was chosen for
. Hall for Ward
FOR SALE.—WeII bred Jersey cow, 5
years old, due to calve the middle of
May. Cues, CAMPBELL, Marnoch.
Fon SALE—A good brick residence
beautifully situated in the town of
Wingham; eight rooms; bath; electric
t lighted ; modern conveniences. This is
I a very desirable property. Terms reason-
; able, and to exit purchaser. Address
' At
TIMES office.
Limit to u/arriages,
Marriage license issuers have their
own troubles somea-mes in figuring out
whether an applicarZ for a Roense may
be married to the re tion he desires to
marry. The latest . onbt to arise is as
to the issue to a • , n who wants to
marry his "brother s wife"—iueaning,
no doubt, his broth 's widow, Several
letters from license ssuers asking advice
have•received been ace vedby the Provincial
Secretary's Depot eat of late, and
there is reason for .elieving that marri-
ages of this sort h. e taken place. The
law forbidding .ertain marriages on
grounds of cones trinity includes "bro-
ther's wife," and in eyery case the de-
partment has a. ised that under the
statutes of Ontari a man cannot lawfully
marry the widow or divorced wife of his
brother.
FARM To RENT.—On Lacknow road,
about 4 miles from Wingham. Apply
to R. VANSTONE.
WANTED—A good girl for general'
housework. Apply to Mrs John Ritchie,
Centre Street.
Two Cars Far Machinery.
Last week Mr. in. Gannett, the
local agent of the Massey -Harris Co.
received two car 10 ds of the different
kinds of farming achinery, manufac-
tured by this well own firm. This is
a large shipment f r one agent to re-
ceive and shows th t Mr. Gannett is a
hustling salesman.
Fou SALE—A comfortable cottage,
convenient to the factories, will be sold
at a bargain. Apply at Tams office.
Confer
A circular has b
general conferen
workers of East a
held in the Meth
ham, on Monday
a, m. Every ch
tion and temper
urged to send de
of the temperan
tend the confer
nce Call.
en issued calling a
i of the temperance
d West Huron to be
dist Church, Wing -
April 9th, at 10 o'clock
rch, religious organiza-
ace society is earnestly
egates and every friend
e cause is invited to at.
nee,
If you want to raise chickens, you
should have a Chatham Incubator and
Brooder, For sale by Wat. GANNETT.
Leero se Meeting.
A meeting of tbe "Maple Leaf" La.
crosse Club of Ingham, and all who
are interested 1 this popular summer
game will be hel in the council chamb.
er on Friday eve ing of this week at 8
o'elook, for the p rpose of reorganizing
for the coming se 8011. This town has
the material for p cing a good team in
the field, and a sn eessful season's sport
is anticipated. large attendance at
the meeting %'ride, night is requested,
Our Wo'rsen's $2.00 and $8.00 Shoes
are the handsomest
n
Sh e
ameda.
They
are built by skill and bruins. See out
windows for prices. W. J, Gittins.
AUCTION SALE
ed by R. H. Bur
half of the south
the 14th concessio
together with a
and implements
be offered for sale
the premises on
at 2 o'olook p.
posters or apply t+
ham.
The 25 acre farni own-
. ws, being the north
uarter of lot 40 in
of East Wawanosh,
entity of farm stock
• d other chattels will
by Public Auction on
ednesday, llth April
For particulars see
R. Vanetone, Wing-
WINGHAM PUBIC SCHOQL
The following is t e report of the
monthly examination at the Wingham
Public School,
Form
Subjects -History, ography, Gram-
mar and AIgebra. Ma imum 400.
BellaRobertson , 323
Reta Davidson , 301
Sadie Davidson 234
Mamie Flood N92
Ruby Kerr, .. , , , 282
Jennie Bowman 972
Mande ]Fry... .... 261
Irene Vannorman.. •263
Maggie McLean 239
John Guest.. , . „ 239
Edna Diamond„ ,-,.. 228
Louis Harold.... .. .... 219
Lillian Moffat 218
Harold Buchanan 187
Will Galbraith.,. ' 159
Alvin Hart ....,, 130
Lillian Hogg .. .. 128
Howard Davidso 1 114
Frank Calhoun..........., 10e
Adam Bowman . 36
Form ; XI,
Subjects—Latin, Isaistory, Geography
and Arithmetic. M&rimara 400.
Jessie Wilson 379
Stella Nethery., . , 372
Olive Leishman 832
Edna MoBurnene 323
John Holmes 317
Gertrude Whitn 310
Ethel Walsh.., 276
Mae Mason
Eva Campbell ..::. 249
Percy Kerr 2.12
John Mason , . , , :. , .. 225
Hazel Campbell' 224
Alex Rintoul 221
Mina Currie... .. 217
Dick Lloyd 211
Dell Burwaeh..,....,195
Annie Barber , , , , 193
Pearl VanStone 1....... .•.• 143
Merle Lamonby ' 112
Ruby Jones i 91
262
Fon SALE—A pure bred Durham bull
calf, 12 months old; sire imported; color
and quality first-class. Apply to W. J.
HE DERSON, Wingham Jon on.
LOST—IDvv ingliam, o uesday even-
ing, March 27th, a S s tchewau Robe.
Finder piease return B. J. Reid, con.
12, East Wawanosh, or leave at Tams
office.
lig Snap in Ladle: Oxfords. 100 pairs
worth from :$1.00 to .2 50 for 73c to $1.00
a pair: comic early d get a choice. R.
JOHNSTON'S SHOE -TORE, next to Post
Office.
r,
The Ga .ler's Wite.
The Pauline Ha • mond Co. open a two
'11
nights engagement
Town Hall on Fri.
the strong comedy
bier's Wife," in f
mond, the leading'
soubrette and is a
theatregoers wher
will no doubt
Mon among the pe
have the good fort
company carry the,
ties on the road.
youngest acrobat
stage. Don't miss
ance on Friday
guaranteed. Pri
children 15o.
Wingham at the
ay, April 6th, with
drama, "The Gam-
• r acts. Miss Ham-
ady, is a charming
reat favorite among
she is known and
>ke a good impres-
pie of Wingham, who
ne to see her. This
beat line of special-
ee the Perry Bros.,
on the American
he opening perform.
ight. Satisfaction
es 25c, and 35c,
.1
SPRI\.: RAINS will soon be liere,bnt by
securing one of D. M, Gordon's beauti-
ful and most fashionable Spring Rain
Coats you will be PROTECTED and
seasonably attired.
APPRENTICES WANTED.—TWO appren-
tices wanted, to Iearn the upholstering
business. Apply to Walker & Clegg,
at the upholstering factory,
FARM FOR SALE.—A good 100 -acre
farm in the township of East Wawanosh
is offered for sale at a bargain for a quick
sale. Terms and full particulars at the
TIMES office.
Board of Trade. -
In speaking at .he hockey banquet Mr INDIGESTION ? Wil
F. J. Taylor, of the Western Foundry y
O0, said he thou ht Wingham should . suffer from it ?
have a Board of Trade. We heartily -
agree with Mr, aylor and have said so -
many times in t a past. We think tbat
the Winghaa b Bauch of the Merchants -
FOTI1EIMILL'S
Association eou.d be very well used as : •
a Board of Trade. We should like very
much to see all our business men and
other oitlzens w'io are interested in the
welfare of the tcvn join the Association
and matters that are of general benefit
to the town cola be taken up and dealt
with. The retai
their own section
of interest to the
association take
benefit. Boards
are doing good
zation would do
ham had a good
and again in 15;
ing the minutes
some good wort
would like to sel,
all business int
Association and
merchants could have
and deal with matters
1
savea and ., n heg en
oral
up matters of general
�of Trade in other towns
ark and each an organi.
good work here. Wing -
Board of Trade in 1881
9 and 1890 and in read -
of the meetings we find
was acconmplished. We
our manufacturers and
a join the Merchants,
et that Association take
Board of Trade. The
e
Dyspepsia
Tablets
RELIEVE AND CURE
EVERY TIME,
i'0R SALE i3Y
Junior aseball.
A meeting of tho interested in the
junior baseball club of Winghaul will be
held at the King -:dward hotel at 8
o'olook this (Thurs' ay) evening to re-
orgauize for the co, Ding season, Will
all last year's memlers and any others
who are interested, ry and be • :sent,
A few extension t
to be cleared immet t: •
es
d iron beds
A. BALL de Co,
Farm Pro•erty Sold
Oa Wednesday , f this week Mr Jae
Angus sold his fa '.. property to Dr J.
P. Kennedy. Mr' Angus reserves the
house and other bindings and two aures
of land. Dr Kennedy will not get pos-
session until next March and we believe
it is his intention to have the property
surveyed into to/v)rn lots.
We're expecting a call troth you.
Everything new in footwear for spring
in Ladies, Gents', Boys' and Girls`, at
W. J. GREER'S.
Tried at Goderich
The case of F1et y vs Orr, an action
for damages of $200 for personal injuries
to plaintiff by being struck by defendant's
bus, was heard be ore Judge Holt at
Goderich on Tuesdiy and Wednesday of
this week. Severs. . witnesses, including
Dr. A. J. Irwin, ex Orr, Ur Mullen,
J, Brookes, the Mf sesFleuty were in at-
tendance. W P udfoot appeared for
R Vanetone for p intiff and E. L. Dick-
enson for Dudley olmee for the defend-
ant. At time of oing to press we had
not heard the j age's decision in the
matter.
Only F aur Days ft.
Thursday, Fri lay si Sa rdav and Mon-
day are the nnly!daf•ar eft of our clear-
ing sale. Now- f your opportunity.
Store open nutil 10 p.m.
L. A. BALL & 00.
A Cre able Showing.
The town au tors, Messrs, A. Cosens
and A. E Smit , have completed the
audit of accou is of the electric light.
ing department, and the figures were
presented at t council meeting on
Monday evening The report makes a
very satisfactory showing of the finan-
ces in the department; the net profits
during the yeat 1905 emanating to
$1467 67. The f lowing statement of
assets and llabiliti s will give an idea of
the standing of th plant, and the opera-
tions since the to tools it over:—
A. ,;ETS
Purchase price o
plant .• ....,. $ 28000 CO
Less the fol. items
Supplies...1401 3
Feel 500.0
Old boiler
sold in
3301..., .150.0
Actual value o
plant Jan 1 190_
onpurchase basis
Invested &Irin_
1904
Street line este: ►
Other pernament
improvements
Actual valve �(E
plant Jan 1 19
Invested during le -
Street lisle extma
Other pername
improvement;
Actual value f
plant Jan 1,19 6
Other Assets
. Fuel on hand
Tools and oth 1
supplies
Accts receivab e
for Iighting,
Other accts recei
able
Cash on hand
2051 31
$ 25948 09
364 20
1217 CS
27729 97
40 60
711 80
28485 37
307 00
000 00
892 23
10813
93S :i .
Total Aseets. $31131 13
LI_tB LITIES
28 Debentures, pri • 28908 Cf.
Accts payable 4 03
Total Liabilities. 28912 e3
Profits to Jan 1,190(1
Tet profit to Jan. 1
1905
Profits during 19C3
During the year
from lighting on t
. and on the meter r
supplies, $007.68; eller revenue $1S7.6;3; j 1?
return of loan from general account,
$1„00.00; making a total, (including bal. I
ante from 1.t0 -t of -42092 and installing. 4 B
' , lights, *1554,) if 49371; (14. Be. ! t
�ndi ttr -- , 9
c t 8 wa es ,.54t. 1 repairs and
Ip g n
supplies, $581.75; net, $12`26.6, ; other I A
r
maintenance, $292. ,d; debenture No. '2, el
2321 28
1033 61 !".se
$ 1-i67 07
there was received f D
e fiat rate $3253.Ss, i P
TOWN 1�QUNCIL.
A special meetin_: of the Town Coma -
oil was held ort W 'dnesday evening to
consider the best in athod of getting rid
of the water tbat causes lues and annoy-
ance to the Upholet ming factory.
A review was tak 3n of the plans sub-
mitted by Engineer Davis, some two
years or more ego,, and two or three
methods were disco seed:
lst—The buildin of a storm drain to
carry the water nor hward to the river,
at a cost say of $12 i 0.
2nd—The buildin of a 10 -inch sewer
and 6 -inch cellar dr in pipe dawn Jose-
phine street,
3rd—The buildin x of a trunk sewer,
24 -inch diameter fr.••• corder of Alfred
street to south en: of town. There
would not perhaps .: much difference in
. the Dost of tbe first o (combined) and
the third, The Co . nail seemed rather
to favor the third .. •thod, as that would
give a permanent s:wer on front street,
sufficient for all pr tical purposes.
Hanna—Forbes— hat we submit a
by-law for 46,000 to build a trunk sewer
from Singer Street :long Alfred street
to Josephine street • nd down Josephine
street to the river. Carried.
MoDonald—Bena•tt—That the prop-
erty -owners on Jos .bine street be as-
sessed 35 per cent. if the cost of the
sewer, the balance to be paid by general
taxation.—Carried,
Mr. Barber, of ltleaford, addressed the
Council regarding mprovement iu the
power system of th electrio light plant,
At present there ar two waterwheels in
use, and he found t at 11,104 cubic feet
of water was requir d toproduce about50
horsepower. He p oposed to guarantee
to put in one of bis wheels that would
only use some 7000 cubic feet of water,
and famish 165 orsepower, thereby
effecting a great ea ing in use of coal,
etc., by eoonomiziu the water available.
The coat would be out $900, no money
to be paid until the uarantee was com-
pleted. As the and t bad not been com-
pleted of the electri . light accounts, the
Council could give r. Barber no defin-
ite reply.
Mr. Spotton aske 1 the cooperation of
the Council in refe nee to an entertain-
ment, including a le ture by Judge Bar-
ron, of Stratford. ' he Business College
would furnish part f the program ; the
proceeds to be de • ted to purchasing
tents for consumpti''es, the tents to be
property of the To n.
On motion of Han • a and 7+orbee it wa
decided to give the • .11 free of charge.
At the regular me
Council on Monday e
present Mayor Bell
Bell, Bennett, Forbe
Donald.
The minutes of p
special meetings we
med.
Petition was r
Wilson, V. S. and
extension of the
Josephine street
Leopold. On mo
and Bell, the peti
Waterworks Co
Berrister D.
council in refere
Western Found
Coons. Bell an
composed 01' C
Donald was app
the solicitor in
The Finance
commending t
ing accounts, a
Bennett and ld
adopted:
ting of the Tow
ening there wer
and Councillor
, Hanna and Mc
1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
$1,00
Insures your healt'e against
• all kinds of eicknees, We will
• sell you a bottle of
• DR. GLARKE'S
▪ 13L00D PURIFIES
Better get a bottle today. We
are sole agents for Wingham.
for One Dollar, that will par-
tly your blood and make it
resist all sickness.
Pretty cheap way to keep
well, is it not
—^ AT —
'alley's
Drug Store
WIM(iUAaT. ONT.
Phone 100. Suocea or to MoCali d: Co
WING 1[il A'31
BUSINESS COLLEGE
i n Higb.•grado Commercial reboot
— Tinter•. cornss
Commercial - Stenography - Telegraphy
Write DEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
A Good Investment
If you wish to intact y c ur money
where it is Fnre rn hrirg rf•tnrii., BUY
WINGHAM PROPERTY. The following
are a sew of betmany Tcwn Properties
I have for sale at the Iresent trine ;
$700 --New brick house, 2 story, six
rooms; North street.
$700—Brick veneered story house;
Charles street.
$800—Frame cottage, good stable and
two lot,; Oatberine strt•. t
$90O—Frame house 13• story, 7 rooms;
Bristol Terrace.
$000-1�'rame cottage; Frances street,
$000—New frame house, eight zooms;
Alice street.
$1100—New frame house, a ith stable;
William street.
9 $1500—Frame house, 8 room , with
stable; Leopu:d street. -
$2.v00—Frame 2 story cottage; Minnie
n street.
e
$800—New frame e•cttage, rood stable
s and 2 acres land ; Lower Wingham.
- $1100 —Frame house. shod Mon and 7
acres hied; Lower Wiegham.
d sag -Agent for the sale of N W T. lands
• at $7.90 per acre, in the Quill Plain dis-
trict. Call and ger particulars.
J. Ii. CFIS1-i+OLCI,
Real Estate, Insurerse and Loan Agent.
•I'au. one bla • , R :ns :a_c;.
evione regular au
e read and confir
ceived from John
there, abkiug for an
aterworks amine from
ong Patrick street t
ion of Coons. Hann
ion was referred to th
mittee.
rimes addressed the
ce to agreement with
Co., and on motiou of
Hanna, a cemmittse•
uns. Bennett and Mc.
inted to confer with j
O _— —
al following subiui
e provide funds fo
.gard to the matter.
Hockey S ys' Banquet.
Last Thursday e' Stang the citiz:;ns of
Wingham doue her r to the players of,
I the Hockey Club 11 a bat,'uet at the
Sing Edward hotel.• 'tl:e bate -met was
one of the moat sucteesst'ul aver held in
j the town. Mine l',ic;t Orr provided ar.
i excellent repast to ~ditch the eighty
guests done full jt -tie. The dining-
room was very uic els dcorated for the
occasion. Mr. Orr's rraugemeots and
tae repast prov3.ied sl owlet that he has
I had muse experience n catering to pub-
' _ie gatherings of thi: kind. An or-
elieitra supplied u..usi Outing, the even-
; ing. After Iuuch, Mr. 11 Vanst:ine, who
was chairman, made few remarks c:i
which he praised the bq rs for the sue•
cess of the pat season • utl also oongrat-
ulated themon beii:g ab e- to hold the Clip
for the second Ear. 1 'r. Vanstono thea
called Mayor Bell, who to a few worth
ommittee reported, re.
paytneut of the follow.
d on motion of Coons.
Donald, the report was
ted. That a by-law to
the construction of a
trunk sewer aloe Alfred and Josephine
streets bb drafted and sue:I.:A ted to this
Council as soon aouvt•nieut, and that
said by-law, anion t other things, provide
for the council to ire power to charge
those tapping the &swer ar certain sum
per annum for the use thereof.
R. Rankin, rin; ing town bell. , .. $ 0 213
J. B. Ferguson, salary and postage 40 25
W. Pattison, te: ming ...... . - .. .43
D. 0. lelcDonali repairing drain
and boxes 0.75
Bell 'relepnone Co., phone in
Chief's ltous'�, etc .... .. 9.40
J. D Burns, sup flies .i 06
T. Hall, adv. and printing coupons 1e 10
Mex. Young, stitches for clam•.-. 3 76
. Sanderson, en ,wploughing . - . , 3 30
ohn Glenn, 1 ho it at dam . .15
binnicnpal World' letter book 1 ..0
ominion Espres s Co., charges.Os
J. Day, work dam..... 4 50
. Teasley, speciA police service..50
McDonald " " .30
ire Brigade, 13 ren at$3 63 00
V. Vaunorman, steam? 4e 00
Oa Motion of Cues, McDonald and
to $3055.19: Sale of • D
ennett the sum et $450 was placed to
he credit of the leablic School Board.
a
The auditors,e
xt,.s xs. A. (;Doan 1
sant
, E. Smith, pres-rated their report on
ectric light aeco Ants, which was, on
$1731 90; street lite extension, $•13 00; m
other pernmanent improvements,!3711.~0 ; ; p
loan to general acount, $1500; total, , fe
$038.20. !
11. Leure orts trade � iiX
Waiin�e�bbo
veryIrgood withnas tb4 new firm sinceas opengoing•
ing up March let. The old customers : co
otiou, accepted and ordered to be
tinted, the suditrs to be paid the usual
e. 1
Mr. W. H. Care n asked permission to
se part of the at ,et for placing mater -
1 during the pro rens of building on
rner of Josophi e and Patrick streets.
he same was gr nted, in accordance
ith town by-law
Moved by Coon McDonald and Ben.
ott, and carried, t at the 'notion passed
last meetingof u n ail
o nc for the .
R
con -
ruction of a trail sewer on Alfred and
Josephine streets b ,rescinded and the
Uhutn. B. (ns well as a hosti' new cheer are tom- T
0RUt LIST.
ing back to the old,I-vitehie stand, known, W.
now as the Carey 1A y Goods Co., and as
they get better acq fainted with us they !It
will find that the in erests of our eastern- at
ors will bo ttttt:rm inr "
w t our minds, and ii
can rest assured of courteous treatment 1 St
at all tithes.
up the work of Next door to poetoiiico.
This store °lobes at p. m., meeting of the Merchants' Assoeia-
every oveving except Saturday.
.
tiOn Will be hel ext Tuesday
evening.
_ .
I e
andor ra
C t ulc tea _ „1
Xe i1D k�
praisedg C
'boys, and on behalf of he citizens of the
town. presented each ith a handsome
signet ring, each ewers soowiog the
initials of the players. 1.,e toasts for
the evening and the planters were:—••
"The king," responde to nv singing
God Piave the King; 'Our Oouutry^,'
Ileo. T. S. Doyle and Dr. Redmond:
"Our Industries," R leggt and F.
Taylor; "Hockey," D. ; ►. Wilson, Dr.
i Kennedy and Dr. Beth ' tie; "Athletics.'"
W. G. Reid and Geo. e pettou, "Ota;
Patrons," C. G. V nSton••; "The
Ladies," W. J. Greer a L W. Han-
son; "Host and Hostee:," .L W. Oar.
' The evening was very .leasently spent
by all present and we 1 ;.;e our hockey
boys may have as sinee ssful a season
next year as they lave .ad in the on
just eloSwti,