The Wingham Advance, 1918-01-03, Page 54
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Gerrie, Dee. 15, 1917. 'tied.
I 40-4eAT.cri, council met in the Tp. Hall par.
suant to Statute. All mensberts pres-
tat, The Roove in the chair. MinuteS WEST WAWANO$H
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. Dress Goods
See our line of Dress Goods in all \ vool and
, - union fabrics, shown in, Brown, Green, Navy and
Black. This is a lot taken from our regular stock.
Special
75c a yd.
Serge Suitings
.Navy Blue, Birgandy, Black serge suitings.
Fine even weave, all wool and guaranteed fast
dyes, an ideal cloth for ladies' suits and skirts.
Extra special
56 in. wide $2.75.
For Children's Dress&
Extra heavy tweed effects,
Brown, Green and Red. Here
cloth for chilren's wear.
40 in. wide 6 5c, -
good quality in
is an excellent
. Underwear
We carry a complete range of Turnbull's and
Penman's Underwear in all wool and wool mix-.
tures for ladies and children at prices that are
right. It will pay you to buy here.
Men's and Boys' Wear
A full assortment of Men's and Boys' Suits,
Overcoats, Fur and Fur trimmed coats, sweaters,
hats, caps. mitts, gloves, Underwear in wool and
fleece lined, heavy rubbers, sox, etc.
PRODUCE WANTED
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The House of Quality.
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During convaleocance,,
and when appetite faSS
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brings to the hot, dry
mouth a freshness
anJ a soothing balm
that coaxes back the
enthusiasm of health.
Thousands of soldiers
in Europe have miss
to thank Wrigisies for
its tonic effect.
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WarWiels Campbell and Sandy
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party at M. Abranes, 10 e On., last
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John flyer a ha o disposed Of ILL 50
40 tan.: L.,aac LaktD.
- Ira, McNeil., or 14tli on., Still O011,
thineo very poorly.
Mr. Xrauthg nd daughter, of
Mornintgon, are visiting at the tor
LiPr'S daughter, Mrs. Richard Rebind
Son.
Qnh a Umber Of Western tolks
ar v1ft1ng their e1atvo U tb,I9
lot :ail ;11.
C. E. WALKDR, Clerk. -••••▪ =▪ .
of last meeting were read and on
.aotion of Spotton and Williamson ..
• ..i..c.dopted. ost Wawanosh, Dec. 15, 1917.
Moved by Williamson and Doig, osh mon above data aper statute,
Municipal -Council of West Wawan.
that the Collectors be given an eaten- ot s —
!members all preseut, Reeve MaI. p-
otou of time to finish 'collecting taxes lough presiding. ,--
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for 1917, Rolls to be returned et tho
January meeting -Carried. .linutes of last meeting read and
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drain to be constructed under the Treasurer read a communication
from Free School for Blind, Toronto,
thanking 'Municipality for past favors
and asking a continuance in aid of
this charitable work. Motion by
Messrs. Aitchison and Johnston that
they receive grant of $10 -Carried.
Messrs. S. Thompson, W. J. Hum. -
Municipal Drainage Act.
Moved by Spotton and Williamson,
that tho matter be left over until the
January session. -Carried.
Moved by Spotton and Armstrong,
that By -Law No. 7 to appoint a place
for nominatiou of candidates for the phrey, John Joynt asked compensa-
office of Reeve, Deputy Reeve and tion for sheep killed or worried by
three Councillors for the ensuing dogs.. 'The former case wati laid over
year be read a third time and passed for advice, tho latter cases wore 'paid.
-Carried. Motion by Messrs. Aitchison and
Moved by Williamson and Doig that Watson that John Wilson be paid
By -Law No. 8 appointing a person to Township share 25% for repairs to J.
act, as Returning 'Officer to hold Wilson award drain, cou, 9, Clerk to
Nomination and Election bo road the write parties in default.
third time and passed -Carried.
Moved- by Armstrong and Spotton, George Irwin asked damages for
that 13y -Law No. 9 to submit to ,voto broken cutter on Won's 11111, motion
by Messrs. Johnston and Pardon that
of the Electors of the Municipality as 'Mr, Irwin is a resident of Ashfield
the question of abolishing Statute no 'action bo taken ---Carried.
labor bo road the third time and
M.:0, H. Dr. 'Case reported a clean
passed -.Carried.
Moved- by Doig and Williamson
that the following accounts be paid:
John Heinbecker for outlet for
water, lot 21, con, 14, $4; 'Hugh
Wright, refund of dog tax, $1; Robt.
Edgar, gravel $5.30; Thos.'. Darcey,
cleaning out Littlejohn's award drain,
$45; V. Schinbein, 'gravel -3.20; Wm.
Day, gravel p1,80; Thomas Bradnock,
gravel, $6.30; John S. Hays, repairing
culvert, $1,50; John 'Stewart, gravel,
$3,20; Wm. II. Webber, rent of road•
way and drawing gravel, $0; James
Walkom, work and material on 'Setheran award, $192; Amos Denny bal on
Spotton bridge, $11; 'George Ashton,
digging ditch, putting in catch basin,
$4; George Robertson, cutting brush
on Cline, $3; John It. Gibson, plank
for bridge, $49.50; R. II. Carson, sup-
plies for Tp. Hall, $3.55; John Breth-
eour, Howick's share of grading, $10.•
61; John Pritchard, tilEi and drain,
$18.70; Adam. Refs, diteb, lot 32, con.
14, $2.25; James Downey, gravel $20.-
70; Thos. McLaughlin, refund of -dog
tax, *Us...John Ilyndman, tile, $41.10;
Geo. McKnight, gravel, $6.50; Main
Zurbrigg, compensation for wire fence
$6; Dennis Harrison, gravel, 50e; F.
A. Edgar, engineer's fees for Sotheran Mallough, that scholars 02'S, S. No.
and Kroeller award, $20.06; James 3 be alowed the uso of Tp. Hall to
King, culvert and material, $14; Win, hold Patriotic -Concert.
H. Eagleson, gas for Tp. Hall, $6.25; Motion by Messrs. Purdon and Wat-
Wm. Underwood, gravel, $8.50; Geo. 5011, that Collector'time for return
Hubbard, dragging road, $6.75; Thos. of Roll be -extended Lill Feb. 1, 1918
Bennett, gravel and shovelling, $17; '-'Carriod.
T. Bennett drawing gravel, $31,25; G A detailed statemeiAt of receipts
Hubbard, gravelling lot 15, con. 14, and expenditures will be available
$79.70; Prank Douglas, gravel, *38... for all ratepayers ou Nomination day.
25; L. Murray, spreading gravel, $9,. Council adjourned to meet January
60; Frank Dixon, grading and gravel- 14, 1918, at 10 a, m.
ling, *124.35 (lot 20, con. 17); John W. A. 'WILSON.
Dettman, spreading gravel, $18.40; R.
Milligan, gravelling lot 26, con. 17, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIIE
$44.25; James Douglas, gravel *2.44; EXPERIMENTAL UNION,
13. W. Ferguson; gravel, $3.45; H. •-o-1
Zimmerman, rep bridge and plank, 'The annual meeting of the Ontario
Agricultural and Experimental Union
is. to be held at the Ontario Agrieul-
tifral Collego on 'Tuesday and Wed-
nesday, the 8th and 9th 'of January,
1918, starting at 9.30 on the :forenoon
of the 8t1I.
Even in •spite of the great scarcity
of labor throughout the country, it is
interesting to note that there wore
fully one thousand more co-operative
experimenters throughout the Prov-
ince in 1917 than in the year previous.
This was likely due to tho fact that
the farmers were anxious to secure
pure seed of the best varieties as
foundation stock for crop production,
and also that they ,may keep in touch
.with the best methods of Terming
operations. At the Annual Meeting
results of co-operative experiments
will be presented, such as Varieties
of Farm Crops, Mixed Grains or
Grain Production and for Fodder
Quantities of is cod per Acre, Farm.
bill of Health at the -present timo. 19
deaths were recorded, 11 of which —=
were over 70 and up to 85 years of
ago. Only ono death during year
from communicable disease. There
were also recorded 23 :births soul 6
mai riages.
Messrs, D. Errington and II. Fowler
asked for damages to nettle from con-
tractors and others driving through
fields and leaving fences open. On
motion the former was paid $2.50 aud
the latter $5,00.
Messrs. Johnston and Watson,
delegates to the last session of the
County Council, reported that they
had received a hearing from County
Council, and that their protest
against the spending of a largo sum
of money on this particular piece or
road received a moasuro of approval,
and that further efforts be put forth
to have this matter adjusted.
Tho necessary By -Law was passed
on motion of Messrs. Johnton and
Purdon appointing D. R. 0. and P.
C., also Nomination Meeting Dee. 31,
at 1 o'clock, and Election if necessary
January 7,
Motion by Messrs. Watson and
$3; John Stewart, gravel $5.60; Win.
Wettlatffer, gravel, $9.45; J. II, Rog.
ers, tile $2.50; Rogers, grant to
Agricultureal Society, $35; John T.
Winter, gravel, $2.50; G. W. Walker
Sec. Board of Health, $12; John Mont.
gomery, fee as member B fo II, $10;
Reuben Harding, fee as member of
13 of H, $10; Dr. Whitley, salary as
M. 0. IL, $75; C. E. Walker, Clerk
bat of salary, $150; Herbert Bricker,
compensation for wire fence $5; C.
Simmons, rebuilding culvert on B.
lino $10; James Armstrong, salary
and -coin. foe, $70; Peter 11, Doig, sal.
and coin. fee, $70; Joseph 'William.
son, salary and com, fee, $70; Wm,
J. Spotton, salary and com. tee, also
drainage $72.50; Normau Clegg, char.
ity, $24; Reuben Harding, salary and
com. fee also drainage $97.00 G.
W. Walker, postage on Pathmaster's
list and drainage, $5; Henry Reupert,
tile $2.25'•
Farmers! Attention!
We have open ed up a Cash Produce Mark-
et in
A. H. Wilford's Old Stand
where we will pay you the
highest cash prices for
CREAM, POULTRY, BUTTER
and EGGS.
Gunns' Shur Crop Fertilizer always in Stock.
GUNNS LIMITED
E. R. Harrison, Branch Manager
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Saturday, January 5th.
Afternoon and Evening.
The store will be closed on the morning of the sale in order
to get the stock in shape. The sale will start at 1:30 and 7:30
p.m. and consists of Men's Furnishings, Suits, Overcoats, Ladies'
Suits, Furs and Coats, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Underwear, Raincoats
Palms, Jardineres, Inlaid Linoleum, Cary Safe, Awning and
Numerous Other Articles.
Come in early and get in on the Bargains.
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yard Manures add Commercial Fer-
tilizers, the Eradicator of Weeds, the
Testing of Cattle for Tuberculosis,
Re-foresting of Waste Places, etc.
In addition to the reports on co.
operativie experiments the following
subjects are to be discussed at the
meeting: "Ontario's Agriculture in
the Present Cris -is", "Root. 'Seed
Production in 'Canada", "Seed Pota
toes 'from Northern Ontario", Agricul-
tural Survey", "Co-operation in Wool
-Marketing", "Underdrainago and Tile
Malting", "Practical Suggestions in
the Production of Food Materials for
the Coming Year", etc.
All interested ilk Agriculture are
invited to the meeting. Cheap railway
rates have been arranged on the
Certificate plan. For fuller informa-
tion and a copy of the program apply
to
C. A. ZAVITZ, .
Agricultural -College,
Guelph, :Ontario.
WROXETER
A Happy and Prosperous New Year
to the Advance.
A highly respected resident of this
place in the person of Mr. Geo. Howe
passed away last Thursday after a
lingering illness of -several months,
Tho funeral took place ou Saturday
afternoon, interment being made hi
the Brussels cemetery.
Tho united prayer meeting was held
Christmas morning in the Anglican
church, service. commencing at 11
o'clock..
Among the 'Christmas visitors were
Miss Cassie :McDougall, HarrIston,
Miss Oral Kitchen, Toronto; Miss
Jennie Allan, :Cargill; Misses Lula
and Dell Rutherford, Toronto; Miss
Hazel Vanvelsor and Miss Kathleen
Rutherford, Mt. Foreot, and Mr. Cliff
White, Guelph.
Mr. F. Kitchen wishes to thank
the Advance for the Christmas box.
-SCHOOL REPORT
Report of 8. S. 11, Turnberry (Lower
town.
Weekly examinations were hold in
Nature :Study, Arithmetic, Grammar,
Geography, Itistory, Merature and
Hygiene, during the months of Oct.,
November and December. Names aro
In order of merit,
Sr. 1V -Margaret, Linklater.
Sr. III -Myrtle Dennis, Annie lium.
uth, Della Dennis, Dolly Pullen, Alum
Lockridge,
Jr. III -Emerson Armour,
,Sr. It and Jr. II -Charlie Douglas,
Joni-sa ilemuth, Nancy Pullen, Neil
Potter, Muriel Sayles, Etta 1Shrigley,
Charlie Deyoll, .Tont 13aker,'Calvin
Cruickshanks, Zora Dickson, George
Finley, Everitt Shrigley, Marjorie
Wells, Fred Bailey, Millie nail, Ger
don Doyoll Jack Cleghern.
Part II---iStanley Dennif,i, Miter
Shrigley, 'Wilfred Dennis, ,kic'Ot Put.
ter, Beatrice Baker, Fred Sayle Dave
Finley, Ilarold Dennis, Carl
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