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The Wingham Times, 1897-02-05, Page 5X tr. THE 'WIN tx U,AM TIMES, FEBRUARY 5, 1897. It will pay you TOEORRO1N MONEY and buy what you need at Our Greato o e e o 0 TRADE SALE rather than let the chance slip by to supply your needs at a quarter or a third less than regular prices. Money costs 6 per cent., our prices save you three or four tunes 6 per cent., as a matter of business wouldn't it be good policy to borrow money if necessary, in order to take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to buy cheap, Read the list of prices. The range of bargains covers every department in the store Whether it's a new Dress or a pair of Boots, a Hat or Cap, Groceries or whatever you want, you can buy it at this Great Sale at a Money Saving Price. , Morse's Mottled Soap, regular price 5e., Trade Sale price three bars for 10e Special line Laundry Soap 7 bars for 10c. Clothes Pins, that will give satisfaction and won't break on a frosty,morr_- ing, 5 dozen for 5c. Brooms, not the best in the world but a fair broom, 3 for 25c. Corn Starch that's good, we guarantee the quality 5c per package. • Scrubbing Brushes, extra large and strong, regular price 10e. Trade Sale price 5c. Tin Pure Baking Powder, regular price 10c. Trade Sale price 5c. 15 dozen White Dinner Plates. regular price 81 per dozen, Trade Sale price 75c. a dozen. 10 dozen White Bowls, large and small sizes, prices were 12.1c to. 20c. each Trade Sale Price 10e. 8 dozen Vegetable Dishes, square and round, all sizes, regular price 18, 20 and 25c. each, Trade Sale Price 12.4e. Glass Sugar Bowls, Butter Dishes, Cream Pitchers, regular price 121f and 15 cents Trade Sale price 5c. Week Tia Specials is Men's 'Boots 1 A Heavy Laced Boot, well made, sewed so it cannot rip, pair, Trade Sale Price 98c. a p;dr. 2 A Finer make of Bouts, laced, heavy sk'le, light -upper, worth $1.40 a pair, Trade Sale price 1. A line of heavy Algoma Rubbers $1.10, worth 41.25 a slate to please This is essentially a Dry Goods Store, but you see we keep nearly everything, we save you the trouble of walking around town to make your purchases. Dissect this "ad," as A'•- you will scrutinize it item by item, compare prices, qualities or 1 brands, take every possible means to find out whether the prices are right and the more careful you are the more certain we shall be of your patronage. 11� BLYTH MONTHLY FAIR FEBRUARY 9 Alifeliritalion Co., BITII. sc3U00 and school sup lies of all kj thin that is re Without a do Fancy Goo 'ingenious Toy "`Dandy" and aiYd-maide BOOKS ds, from a slate pencil up; eyery, fired by school children. e have the finest stock of e have ever opened out/. or children. nning" presents for the youths • Beautiful and ostl (or inexpensive if desirable) > Sou- vineirs f► the g is and ladies. , Bibles and %ood Btpo Fancy 0 ds galore. Stacks o : ooks and an a Cellulb•: Goods,Toilet M azines, Books and, Fine +ups, Saucers ariar icture of the achy for the' aged. undane ; of ever'ythi',g, AlbUnid, PYe.,cur@ , tiofierl. each ha'iing a on it. all stmt, 'I he An • ttra fine E jO.ioh of Dot' are beautiti>l, just IF jee"'tI . i. —to Titb &rtiFtt ar Boole Store. Scott's Emulsion is Cod. liver Oil prepared as a•pod. At the same time, it is a blood maker, a nerve tonic and an up -builder. But principally it is a food for tired and weak digestions; for those who are not getting the fat they should from their ordinary food; for chil- dren whom nothing seemsinept of the committees, to nourish; for all who arc The council then appointed the fat -starved and thin, following as the Striking Committee to name Standing committees for the It is pleasant to take; at year: Messrs. dolt, Miller, McEwan least, it is not unpleasant. Rollins and Torrance. Children like it and ask for more. Sothe kind alle uothers trists y to equve a al good ust as enougood"h forind'you to buy? pointment of the standing committees 'toe, for the year. It was finally decided . Request of Col, Wilson and Major' that Messrs, IIolt, Cook, 1104wsn, Vareoe that the Bounty pay volun• Torrance and Dr, Rollins be a cont. teers while in camp during 1897, 25 ; mittee to revise and amend the by. cents per day, was referred to the, law so as to render it suitable to the executive committee, present status of the council. Communication from Clinton Col - The council then adjourned till 10 legiate Institute, asking for a settle. i o'clock on Wednesday, ment of arrears, was referred to the SECO:n OAT—WWEDNESDA'k executive committee, and annual Council resumed. Bylaw No. 6 statements from the collegiates of of 1891, was repealed and a new by. Clinton and Seaforth went to the law passed, regulating the appoint- same committee, A letter from 1). E. Munro, of Auburn, asking a grant of 630 to- wards the erection of a lockup was also sent to the executive. A request that the village of Hen- sel' be made a centre for holding The Council then adjourned till 3 Entrance and Public School Leaving p. in., at which hour they resumed, examinations was referred to the and the Striking committee then re- ported the following Standing com- mittees: EXECUTIVE.—Holt, Mooney Hy- slop, McEwan and Cook. SPECIAL.—Holt, Mooney , Hyslop, McEwan and Cook. FINANCE. --Rollins, Miller Tor- rance, Stewart and J. B. McLean.EDUCATION.—Rollins, Miller, Tor- rance, Stewart and J. B. McLean. Roan and BRIDGE.—Patterson, Hays, Hobert McLean, McInnis and Snell.AL EQUI'ZATION.—The whole Coun- ei 1. WAnDEN's.—McEWan, Cook, Rol- lins and Holt. II o u s E of REFUGE.—Torrance -+�TRUSSES�- We have been seiling Tens, ses long enough to gain ex- perience and we feel that we know just how to do it. We have all the latest improved Trusses. We insure a per - feet fit and guarantee sati:it ea. tion and we also give instruc- tion for self measurement. WE CLtRGE FOR THE TRUSS ONLY, NOTun9t rOR ES.. FERIrNCB, CHISHOLMI'S DRUG STORE WINGHAM, ONT. executive committee, I wire be placed on the free list, and Dr. Shaw's report on House of recommended agreement with the Refuge was sent to House of Refuge) petition of the Lantbton council, and committee. that the warden and clerk petition Moved by Mr. Cook, seconded by I the Senate and the house of Com - Mr. Patterson, that in the future all ' mons in accordance therewith. N T I E orders for pay luents of contracts 1 The executive committee reported issued by the county commissionerno action on tits application of mss- ' be certified to by a member of this mss -!ter or matron of the House of Refuge council instead of the reeve as form. for an increase of salary, erly, sent to road and bridge com- I `That a grant of 15 be made to mittee.each public library. Moved by Mr. McEwan, seconded I That in reference to the claim of by Mr. Torrance, that the usual the Seaforth Collegiate Institute, for grant of $300 be made to Agricult- !arrears, $228.75 be paid in full of all ural and Horticultural societies hold claims. ing exhibitions in 1897, executive j That in application of Col. Wilson committee. ! for a grant of 25e a day to volun- The council then adjourned to teers no action be taken. Gordon & Co's. little Dandelion Mooney and Hyslop. 'meet at 10 a. m. on Friday. I Tliat $25: be granted to each Far. FRIDAY. liners' Institute. Pills for the liner and After the report of the nominatingcommittee had been received, a corn Council resumed at 10 m. all `that on application of D. E. ]run- munication was read from the Co. of members present. t Lambton, asking co-operation in Minutes read and approved. alockup no b.etion be taken. Herbal Bitters for Headaches gThat $20 be granted to each Agri - a the Dominion Govern- A letter from Wm. Coats, seers• rnent to place railway companies on tary of the clerk's association, askingcultural and Horticultural society sour Stomach Dyspepsia. holding exhibitions. thc,same level with other proprietors that certain expenses be met by the r Heathfield's Healing Balsam for of land under the Ontario Drainage i county was referred to executive 1 that in reference to the claim of i . that Bad Cough andpain Act. Special Co ttee. ! committee. J John T. Dickson, for monies alleged g From COnnty: ontenac, asking t Tho report of finance committee to be over paid, that it lay over till in tale chest. the counellF'�•to ` a resolution re. was read passed through committee I June session, and that the Treasurer tariff rates on certain articles. and adopted.be instructed to request payment of Following this up with Gordon & Special Committee. Report of executive committee was 181,352.67, monies for 1896 and re- Co's. Cream of Tartar, Baking A request from D. French, keeper read. and adopted with the ex2eption port at June meeting. Powder at 20e, per pound, which of the House of Refuge, for increase• of clauses 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. That as only one tender for coun- makes light pastry, and if this don't of salary as keeper and matron of the •The council then adjourned to ty printing had been received, and make a clean job of it, ask to see House of Refuge, Sent to the ex- meet at 9 o'clock that being much higher than had their 10 cent Sponges and 5 cent ecutive committee. Soaps, the greatest value offered. A large number of accounts, in- Wingham is already noted for merchants who sell their goods at scarcely a living profit. Drygoods are cut every day, so also are boots and shoos, crockery is smashed, and strong constitutions are wrecked by the strife after gold. The constitutional can be rectified by using Kidneys, roe of Auburn, fol a grant towards MI MAIITNE SHOP eluding those of the recent elections and the House of Refuge, were sent to the finance committee. been received in former years, we • 2 o'clock p. m. recommend it not to be accepted, The executive report was again and the county printing be done by.. taken up, and thea following agreed lir. Keit Brussels, provided he to Th.. $30 be granted to Man- agrees to do do it at the same price IA tender for county printing .was' cheater leckup, and .8225 be paid to satisfactbr'y to this committee, and sent to the executive committee. Clinton Collegiate Institute for ar- that in'the event of no satisfactory I Gaoler's report was read and sent rears claimed for 1892 and '93. The arrauget�ta nts being made that it be to the county property committeW. report was then finally passed, left to the warden's committee to Treasurer's report read and sent Report of County property com-deal with. i with financial statement is finance mittee was read, and after a slight I That the claim of the Clinton' M R. JOHN MURRAY i cemmi ttce. has opened out a new machine! County Commis tioner'creport read shop, thoroughly equipped , anis sent to road and bridge com- with a Reports of Inspectors Tom and Robb were sent to education coin - New Outfit of Machini'y mittee, •and that of inspector of the House of Refage to the finance com- ncl uding an Iron Planer, ruittee, Lathes etc. and is now prepar-1 Report of inearithee on county ed to do a general line of re- buildings was read and referred. to ' Finance committee's ieport was That the county contntissiuner be I the county property committee. read, passed in committee and adopt- plata on the pay list at the same pairing. Enbiile and Mill ed in'courcil. rate as the members during the ses- A motion of McEwen and Stewart Machinery repairing and pipe, thus a grant of Sly be made to each The -report of educat{ou commit- sion of the council and that the In - fitting a specialty. public library was sent to the execu- tee was presented, read, and after spector. of the House of Refuge be All kinds of shafting, gear- I tive committee. passing through Committee adopted also placed on the list at the same t Chas McLennan of Belgrave, wag in open council. rate as a member while attending• ing, iron and wooden pulleys, 'The special committee report was meetings. That the county eierlt: t appointed auditor OR motion of Pe P° brass and iron CaStllla5 sup-liesats. Ilyslop and J. R, McLean, read, went through Committee and attend all meetings of committees: !ted on shortest noti ce. i passed in council. f which may be 'held outside of Goatee- ; Anil Nfxr;,t Sturdy, of Goderien J'Towr;,'etp, by the warden. The report of road and bridge ! jell, and that be be paid at the same JOHN MURRAY. (qv:A by Messrs Hnl`a stud Robert committee, have been read, and pass -1 rate as members of the committee. 1 eat,. ,n that John. Bright Acheson, James ed through committee, and after a 1 That the usual grant of $25 be Center Building Button Si; Fcsaant eco+.r,.rind W. L. Brl itt be trustees few 'verbal amendments .adopted in made to each Teachers'lnctitn . Factory. I That no action be taken o❑ tl�c� i;.. their respective Collegiate had- Council. Report of House of Refuge commit- motion of McEwen and Snell, re (tutus. tee was read, and after i>tserting the boundary line grants, that the :.;lute HURON COUNTY COUN da,, — '• Moveg l' °nlier, by Messrs. words "and inspector's report" after course bo followed with the murtiei- r;tWeli n41� Miller, that Mr. Me- .p p 1lasr MEETING FOR 1897 Donald IW trustee for Goderich, R, the words "physician's report," was pal clerks petition, and that $1O ho JOHN cos adopted. granted in accordance with the bF 60D1;RICH Tri}�*N9IIIP IMiordfe for Clinton and G. E. Cres Moved byP. Holt,seoonded byJ. motion of R. McLean and Dr. Rollin. ELgc�:Eb WARD- welter for Seaforth. The amend- tient carried. B. McLean, to Mr. Coats, inspector of Education committee reported that fix• of the House Refuge, be placed ort the Messrs. Robb and Tom appeared be - P. Holt and W, Lane were apt g � pointed auditors of tie criminal pay list while in attendance at the fore the committee and regnested The first 'session of the County p r nest of the Outwit Sent to execu- that 600 copies of the course of study Council, under the r•eR Act was justice accounts, and Goo. Baird, of ti�1 be printed in pamphlet form for the • opened on Tuesday 'afternoon last Stanley, and A. J. Moore, B. A., °f Moved bylir. Stewart seconded Ase of the schools, and recon for the following me Godrich, on the board of county ex- g ,tubers composing by Patterson, tont the various took- � that the application be granted. the body : aminers. u keepers in the count bepaid 10 That the petition of the village oft P. Holt ar " Mored by Mr. Hyslop, seconded by P P Y = .d. Robert McLean, Dis- Mr. Holt, that the cleric procure k ou the certiflicate of the reeve or of llensall requesting that the ♦ilktge Wet No.1 John CoxEand Jamescoup councillor of the division that be made a centre of high School; Snell, <b t�.l G«i; McEwen and Jas. copy of the Ontario Statutes for each Tach loeku has been ro rl kept. t entrance examination be granted. T',,e ff..x , No. 3 ; T. W. Rollins and member of this council, the came to p p is y The report of inspectors Tom and; be the property of the count Sent to etcecative committee. . 8. alis No. 4; T. E. 11ayo3 and y-- A motion that the usual grant be' Robb had been examined and passed. Carried. /1..13. McLean, No. re Arch. Iiy9lot► On motion of Messrs Hays and made to teachers Institutes was sent; and that they be printed in the mina. Henry Mooney,'No. 6; D. Pater- to the executive committee. Utes with the a <eeption of the vii son and Alex Stewart, No. 7; B. S. meet the council adjourned to Tlie council adjourned till 8 P. n!, to the schools. Cook and Robert Mil..., No. o. 8. Inset at 2 p. m. Thursday. at which tithe it resumed, and after I County Property reported that the - Mr. John •C•►x .was • unanimously THURSDAY. Council the supplementary reports jail had been examined And found elected Warden. He 'MIS duly Council met pursuant to Adjourn• the first session of the county touncit clean and in good order; that Gaoler. sworn in by'Ilis Honor Judge Dovle ment, members all present, closed, 'Dickson was well pleased ti;ith the and briefly thanked the council for Minutes of Wednesday read and 'incandescent light, and that, one the honor done him, and atkel their adopted: • SUMIltERY OF COMM I'M REPORTS, more light bo placed in each of they cordial suppol t in•lli: nolle: , . Letter read from P. McEwen, ask- Special committee reported that no corridors, and that the flboning.of.the` The flrst.ditliculty in Rallying the ing to be, allowed to `use Maitland action be taken on the resolution of turnkey's room, ordered at the -JUDO. old.regulations to the now and s'imil-abridge as support for a salt, pipe, the county council of Frontenac, ask- session be attended to at once. ter body was experienced lithe, ap. •was sent to road and bridge commit- ing that crude coal oil and fence. (covTtNlzlaD xsxr vvltEt:>) alteration the committee rose, when i Collegiate Institute be left till June Dr. Rollins moved, seconded by H. session. %looney, that all repairs and furnish- ( That regarding payments to be ings ordered to be done by the,made to the Collegiate Institutes county property committee be attend- I recommended that the chairman of ed to by the warden and clerk and this committee examine statement of . the members of this council for Div, i of figures submitted and that the No. 1. !matter be dealt with at the June The report was then adopted Rs{ session. amended. , SECOND REPORT.