The Wingham Times, 1911-03-09, Page 1THS WINGHAM TIMES.
VOL, XL,—NO, 2040,
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THE DRUGGIST
The Store
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
IF YOU
WANT
To Buy a House.
To Sell a Home.
To Buy a Farm.
To Sell a Farm.
To Rent a House.
To Borrow on Mortgage.
To Insure your Property.
To Insure your Life,
To Insure your' Live Stock.
To Insure your Plate Glass.
To Insure your Boilers.
To Get your Books Audited.
To Have your Property Valued.
We can do it for you.
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH
Wear Greer's Shoes and; Rnbers Read Willis & Co.'s Adv. on page 8
St. Patrick
The Ladies' Aid Soo'
Presbyterian Ohuroh
menta for the holdtn
Patrick's social on'th
Maroh 17th. This
popular eveuts for
this year's entero
overpass those of pr
Social.
ty of St. Andrew's
a making arrange•
of the annual St
evening of Frida4 .
been one of the
number of years and
nment promises to
views years.
WANTED-Gooupstair girl; apply at
the Ntttional Hotel.
WIN(IHAbI, ONTARIO.
Farmers who want money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market
oan have it on reasonable terms.
Notes discounted for tradesmen, mer•
ohante or agents, on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going.
Christie's Grocery
PRONE 59.
I00 Per Cent,
Value in Foods
All foods are not alike, but some-
times the lower grades IMITATE
IN APPEARANCE the better kinds
so closely that they are mistaken
for them There is, however,
this material difference-Iiigfl
Quality Foods always give satis•
the
EATING whilst faction IN THE
poorer qualities do not,
We Make a Specialty
of Foods
If you have'nt given the food
question that serious considera-
tion
bleb
it
demands -do so
tion
now,
We carry very full lines
of High Grade Grocer.
ies and
OUR
PRICES ARE RIGHT
fhe lea and Coffee Store
Curlers t Wroxeter.
Two rinks of ngham curlers, com-
posedof Messrs R. A. Currie,W,
P
Mitchell, John son, A. E, Porter,
skip; 0, Vannorm , C. Elliott, W. Ar-
mour, D. L, Dinel , skip, went over to
Wroxeter on Mon y afternoon last and
had a friendly gam with two rinks in
that place. Mr. L,rter's rink won by
11 shots and Mr. Dinsley's lost by 3,
leaving the two W ngham rinks with 8
shots to the good. _
Missiona y Institute.
A Missionary In titnte will be held in
Wingham ou M nday and Tuesday,
Maroh 2btb. and 2 at, 1911, under the
direction of prom ant missionary lead -
ere connected wit _ the "Young People's
Movement." Th a Movement is inter•
denominational nd represents both
Etome and Foreig i Missions. II is not
interdonominatioaal however in • the
sense of .being a e parate distinct organ-
ization, but rathe intra• denominational,
in that it is the u tion of all the denom-
inational Missionary Boards in the
creating and diff Laing of anintelligent
Missionary ince et. Further parti-
culars will be givyn in our next issue,
WELL PAPER from 5c. to $1:00 per
roll, at KNOX's.
College 11romenade.
The students and, ex•students of tbe
Wingbam Business College to tbe num-
ber of 'upwards of o re hundred and fifty
spent a very pleasi, nt evening at the
College' rooms on1• Thursday evening
Last at their annual promenade. The
eveving's entertainment opened with a
selection by the or theatre, followed by
short addresses by Miss Ryan, President
and Mr. S. Inch, v oe•preeident. After
a short program tae "Business College
Journal" was read by P. Stringer: The
iwas
remainder of the e ,eningspent in
promenading and tie young people con•
oluded a very plea int evening about 11
o'clock.
Bring along your Shoed We do re•
pairing and we do it right.
W. J. GREER.
Moving t
Mr, and Mr. Ro
sons, Claude and
Tuesday morning
near Leamington,
will engage in fruit�
Mrs. Maxwell have
years been citizens
always taken a pro
work of the Ohurcl
was always to the f
everything that he
best interests of thet
ham oan ill afford t
kind and our tow
removal from the
join with the TIM
many years of ha
Ince
their new
ho
Leamington
t. Maxwell and two
layton, loft town on
for their new home
here Mr. Maxwell
farming, Mr. and
for a number of
of Wingham and
inent part in the
and Mr. Maxwell
re in working for
oonsidered in the
community. Wing.
lose citizens of this
speople regret their
town, but all will
s in wishing them
pines) and prosperity
GIRL WANTED. --A good general sere
ant girl wanted. Apply to Mrs. W. H.
Riutoul, Leopold Street.
Wingham's 11
The next monthly
Wingbam on Friday
onthly Fair.
sir will be hold in
Maroh 17th, when
a number of promiient horse buyers
will be present. Faamers in this district
can assistin making these faire emcees-
fut. There will be :n anotion sale of
household furniture, etc. at 2 p. in. on
the dame day in A.no; toneer McConnell's
sale rooms.
A MONET SAVING SALE, — Big bargains
every day in the we. i. the, our r'learanoe
sale of foots ear. W. J. GREER.
Newspape• Change.
After having been editor idyl prop
rie-
for of the Pilot Mo ° nd, Man. Sentinel
for the past seven aI_ 1 a half years. Mr,
Chas, A. Barber, :on of Mr. Chas.
Barber, of tbis town, legs week sold his
business to Mr. A G
Barber has done we.
and gave the people
distriot a good newep
Flewelling. Mr,
in Pilot Mound
Y that town and
per, He purposes
taking a trip as far Asst as the Ooast
and will have the best wishes of many
old friends here for frure success. •
CALL IN and have a look at KNox's
new 1911 wall papers.
Wedded at Blyth.
A quiet home we ding took plane at
the home of Mr, an Mrs. R. Somers on
Wednesday afternoo at 5 o'olock, when
their second daughte , Miss Sadie, was
nnitod in marriage t Mr, A. Gaming,
of town. It is th intention of the
newly wedded could to remain hero for
a couple of weeks rior to taking up
their home at What wood, Sask. The
many friends of Mr. nd Mrs. Gaming
extend to them best ishes for a long,
prosperous and hap y wedded life. -
Blyth Standard. Th bride is a sister of
Mr. D. Somers of wn'and Mr. and
Mrs, Somers attend the. wedel4ng at
Blyth.
A SHOE OrroRTuNIT:�•'•One•fottrtli,
One-third to One-half orftregnlar prides
at our clearing sale. W. J. GREER.
Death of iss Fisher.
After several wee s of serious illness
from heart trouble, les Kate M. Fish•
er, ono of Wingham s estimable citizens
passed away early i iday morning. The
funeralaook plaoe nday, Maroh 6th,
to the Wingham o nietery, The ser
vice was private, con noted by the Rev.
G. Victor Collins of e Baptist Ohnr.;h,
The relatives and riends laid many
beautiful floral tribut s upon the casket,
among them being o from the Wing.
ham Baptist Obure , Baptist Mission
Band, Wingham and Paisley W. 0,T.U,
Sooietiee, The pall ll. avers were Messrs.
t.Doti,
A. Ross,
A,MoLea
n,
'Kelly, G. Sparli g and A, Cos
nAs.
A eketeh of the late les Fisher's life
will appear in our ne t issue.
KITCHEN 0A13INETE-•-Great time Were
for, the ladies. They certainly are a
useful artlole for the kitchen. Y•on ban
get them at from $7 to $23, No need
paying g30 $
�� or $
IOfOr one,
when you
can got ono for far less. Call and be
convinced as to what I say at S.
GRIMY'S ftirnitttre etore.
Welsh La
The Royal We1sj
Madame Hughes.T
was greeted with
Wingham opera he
ing. This Choir i
Canadian andieno
least. It consists
but every voice is
-every voice is o
and not one has be
les' Choir.
Ladies' Choir, with
ernes, as Condnotor,
fall house in the
se on Tuesday even•
unique, as far as
s are concerned at
f but twenty voices,
voice of fine quality
e of natural beauty;
n spoiled by bad train-
ing. Natural prc'3action,,natural sing-
ing --nothing art) ictal, nothing that of
necessity detracts -from the volume, the
purity or°the qua, ity of the organ. The
result is that rhes ; twenty singers not
only sing in a ma ner that stamps them
all as finished art 'les, bat with an ea
tounding volume, clu'ity of enunciat
ion, and a perfeoti n of intonation whoa
ly unusual, and w h phrasing that is a
lesson to any etude t of Bong, The large
audience was well leased with the even•
ing's ontertainme
WANTED—Fifty cords of good dry oed•
ar wood,_Apply at the Western Foun.
dry.
CHURCH NOTES.
9 101
HIGH SCHOOL OTES, PERS'JNAL. senior nfor High Sshoo hockey team
hire. John Rich teed daughter are visit -M1
aooepted Teeswater's invitation for and ing with friends in dnelph
other game on the ice of tie latter last ,_,.,„e
'" ". i
Friday night, The local layers aoored.'y�M' and Mrs W"tel lei, of Wroxeter;
a second triumph, winniee the game by; have taken up resii once In Win,;ham
a score of 8 6. On the a me evening a sepias ~Mary Sad r was viaitlug with,
bunoh of youngeters from' Wroxeter play..her sister, Mrs. Jell ,I Kerr of Toronto k
ed a game with some of V. e High School -Miffs 'Edith Beem , of Termite isvisit•
juniors but obtained th short end of a •
9 3 snore,
Great interest is being Laown in Re.
oiprooity and on Friday a ternoon at the
regular meeting of the Li erary Society •
the question of the day w 11 be debated
Messrs O. MoKee, S, Mo roller and H.
Mutton will endeavour to rove tbat the
Reoiprootty agreement wi 1 be benifioiaf
to Canada whitsMessrs. Ansley,
y,
W. Jaokeon, and 3, 0. St hers will up.
hold the negative,
Ou Saturday, Februer 251h, there
passed away, a former of ver and sac.
oessfal snudent of W gbam High
Sohodl, Miss Edna I. Ielliister, better
known to her schoolmate as "'Teddy "
Atter completing .-her public school
(entree at her home son ml in Morrie.
Teddy entered the tugham High
School where she saooee d in obtaining
her Junior Leaving and _'art of Senior
Matriculation. She took.an active part
in athletics and held diff rent offices in
Rev, J. W. MoIn ooh, of Knox ohuroh,
Mitchell, has anuor woad his resignation
of the pastorate of hat church, to take
effect on Maroh 19
At a recent meet
Methodist Ohuroh
invitation was ext
Jolliffe to remain i
other year.
A service of an
be held in the
Sunday evening,
of the Salvation
with that congreg
the ohuroh and
give addresses, a
ohurah and the Ar
the memo. A op
taken in aid of th
town, all the oon
vine going to that
g of the Luoknow
uarterly Board an
ded to the Rev.`Mr.
Vie charge for an.
nneual character will
thodist ohuroh next
when the looal oorps
Army will worship
Don. The pastor of
aptain Ritohes will
d the ohoir of the
y band will supply
sal offering will be
Army work in this
ibutions at the ser•
bjeot.
the Literary Sooiety. 'eddy was a
clever debater and acc.iitted herself
creditably in the orat rioal contest.
She entered the Toronto normal School
in the 1909-10 term but tailing health
compelled her to leave beenre her course
was completed. By her cheerful and
generous disposition Tedwon the love
The Communio service in St. And,
row's Church on : unday morning last
,�. t
n
One f the a, s cosecfel held in
Sao 00
w
many months, here was a very large
number of the iembers of thee oongre-
station present .• the Servide.
Maitland Pre,eytery met in St. And.
retell Chh ithat townu on Taeeday,
Clerk's report o meeting will appear in
our next issue.
and esteem of all her
who will miss her as a t
loving companion. The
deepest sympathy of all
mens,
eliow•stadente
ne friend and
amily have the
n their boreeve-
NOTICE.—I ant repare.
attention to all oiklere f'
paper hanging. Plidne 161.
er.
o ive prompt
painting and
Adam Sohaef.
out oss.
Mr; ,iitbew Soo of Revelstoke, B.
0., is visiting with a fatber, Mr. John
E Scott on the 8th on.
There died at her home on Elora St ,
on Thursday, Feby - 23, Margaret Stew-
art, beloved wife o' Ohne. McTavish in
her 80th year, Dec used moved to Tees.
water a few years r go froth oon. 4, Cal -
roes, where she ha long been a resident
William Barbrar
esteemed resident
of Oulrose, departe
day morning of las
68 years, Decease
health for some tis
not unexpected.
Melvin, an old and
of the northern part
l this life on Wedues•
week at the age of
i had been in failing
e and his death was
ing with her parent Mr, and Mrs. J. H.
,13 earner. ._-. - - . _..
Mr, Will Roden. t of Buffalo is visit
ing with bis parent:. Mr, and Mrs. F. lU
toderne,
Mrs. Joseph Pug and Mrs. Chester
Pugh are visiting re. (Rev.) Pana at
Brussels.
(( Mr'Harry flop od left last week`
for Woodstock wh a -he has secured a
pod position. ,.
-Mr. and Mrs, D, McLaughlin, of De-
troit are visiting with relatives and
friends in Winghasa.
Messrs L. F. Bin .ley and H. B Elliott
were in Toronto fo - a'few days last week
on telephone bust es. :
Mr. Dudley bio es is in Ottawa thio•
week on profeasio al business before the
Senate Divorce 0 mmittee
Mr, Jas. Tema p"feft this week for
Leamington to`ta e a position on Mr.
Robs. Maxwell's uit farm,
Big Bargains in Footwear, Clearing
Sale. W. J. GREER.
All men's robbers and comae shoes are
selling below oost at the store of the late
G. B, GREEN,
On Saturday last a picked team from
Wingham Junoti 'n, Bluevale and
Browntown joarne .ed to BeIgrave by
"epocial sleigh," t redeem themselves
from their defeat, Sc
their own ice two
weeks ago. The e, unlike that at
Bluevi.lc, wan in fin
Bluevwle team, bleu
on poor ice, were o0
Their oontidence w
oned by the previa
from the famous Jt
one, "Slugger" g8er" Titl
Browntown. Th
Mr, H H. Wigl
was visiting for i
Ives and old frien
Oman of Fort William
few days with relat-
e in Wingham.
Mr, and Mrs. heater A Pagh, of
Palmerston, are isiting for a few days
at the home of hi parents, Mr, and Mre
Joseph Pugh, Jo n St.
Mr, T. A. Mill is in Buffalo under
going treatment nd his large circle of
friends hope to e e him return home in
the near future dully restored to good
health.
The following were in town on Mon.
day attending the funeral of the late
Mies Kate M lieher :-Rev. Dr. A, A
Cameros, Otte vh; Mr. John Fisher and
2s'irs. P. G. Fi er, Regina, Sask.; Mr
Archibald Fie er, Paisley; Mr. and Mrs
A. M, Firth r, London; Mr. W. G
Simiug, Wiz!, on; Mrs. Robt. Shi,ter,
Blyth; Mee, ink and Mrs. McKee,
Teeswater; M Geo. Grant, Paialoy.
Call at Knox -s and look at the best
wall piper values ever ehown in Wing -
ham.
Address arei Presentation.
On Monday evening last the members
of the Weetmire ter Guild and Bible
A.'dreiv a Presbyterian
sten
Clare of St. y
Ohurcb held a vena pleasant social even-
ing in the lecture room of the ohuroh
when a very pleas ng program was ren•
dared and refres :menta wore served.
The members of .►1e congregation took
advantage of this •pportunity to pay a
last farewell to dr, and Mrs. Robt.
Maxwell, who haFe for years been faith•
ful and zsaleue m fibers in the congre-
gation. O.i behate of the congregation,
Meseta. Wm. isasnhols.n and W. A,
Campbell made he presentation of a
beautiful. quarto,. nut oak, leather up-
holstered couch --nd the address was
read by the pato , 13,jv. D Porde. Mr.
Maxwell, on belie f of himsilt and .Mre.
Maxwell, in a fel' words, thanked the
members of the ongregation for their
token of esteem to himself and Mrs
Maxwell. They would both long re•
member the happy years spent in Wing•
ing is a copy of the
condition aid the ham. The folio
leg their last d.+fent elddresa:-
filent of a victory. Win
o further otrength• To Mr and ears.
oe of four players The members
:notion l+lskimoe and Andrew `ii Church
ver, Who hails from withto sremoV3 incefrom regreoer
been for many y
this congregation.
Jug in your zeal to
of our beloved Chu
Your connect in th
do the Board of
helpfulness to the
and your splendid
have always been h
predated. During
fellowship in oar c
come to know your
piaoe you have filie
St Andrew's
We
with n great sense 0
of reldotanoo that
e grave we• true and tried frien
up wets as follows: you that yon havo
dges, goal; I. Feign• ere and best wish
son, Dover; W. God• encases and happine
e, centre; W. Brans of you to accept of t
sal of our epprecMt
Geddes, loft wing. unfailing zeal and
t, Jnnetion, goal; ter's work. We
ion, point; R, An• pray that the bleed
ver; E. Aitoheson, upor you and your
li0mo.
I'o
t He sae
arvey, Browntown, of the just." We
unction, right wing; oleo bear in mind th
genie began at 3
o'clock, H. Sturdy, of Wingham, hand-
ling the ball. Ba1:,ravo drew first blood,
sooring in three reputes, and before the
half ended they trailed two more while
Bluevale still kope the goose egg. The
s000nd half was a repetition of the first,
the Belgrave boys having thing) all their
own way, altho gh they were much
lighter than their poonents, Binevale's
goal -umpire see ed inclined to show
a ole rl cheats Bel
the eleven foot a y d ,
grave out Of thr;e tallies. Ooimitting
these the game en. ed B I 6,Blue-
vale
l
vale 0. The Sin
BeIgrave-W . 13r
son, point; W. W
des, rover; N. God
don, right wing; 0.
Bluevale--M, Ellin
R. Henderson, Juno
drove, Bluevale, c
B
1 rover;
la eve .
l
eva a .
centre; C. Towler
W. Mol eezie,
Frank Sturdy, u
am, March 6th, 1911.
obt, Maxwell:
ud adhereuts of St.
have dello to know
that you are about
r midst. Yon= have
ars associated with
Faithful and untie.
promote the welfare
oh in all its interviste.
Session, your work
Management, your
onug People's Guild
sistance to the choir
ghly prized and ap-
the many years of
ngregation we have
orth and the largo
in the social fife of
an testiy that
fit is
loss and ti feeling
e part with such
. We eau nssnro
our earnest pray-
s for your future
in life. We beg
is gift as a minor•
on of your worth,
1
TOWN JOUNOIL
$,l. A YEAR IN ADVANCE
The Maroh me :Ging of the Town
Council was held oa Mond4y ev-miup
With all the metiioers present except
Reeve McDowall, Minutes of lastre4u-
lar and special met wings were read and
Approved,
A oommnnteati,in
Gouty Clerk 1
alunioipality to b
Ontario Municipa
The Finance 0�
-the payment of
Edward King,
Win. Stokes, w
tank
Richardson & ]I
Munioipal Wor1
Arthur Haines,
,
,Light Com ba
g
was read from
ne requesting ihis
ome a member of the
Ae iatlo n. -Filed
too
mmittee reoommended
e folio wind accounts:
food . ., $ 36 10
rk on sewer and
es, coal
1, supplies .....
work
hall lihte..,.
A. Sanderson, szlowplovghing...
Jae. Lockridge, work..........
Thos. Deane, w alk in cemetery..
W. Et Rintonl, manhole cover. .
R. Rankin, salary ,, ,
E. Lewis, salary
Geo. Allen, eel. ry
John F. Grove salary and pos.
tage
Gray, Young Sperling, salt...
Public) Sohool oard, levy .
Oa motion of Gonne. Bone and Ball,
the report of the Finance Committee
was adopted.
The followin f accounts were referred
y the Finance Commit.
ory, wood for charity,
cart, salary, $50; Alex
fling snow, $1; J. A.
2, 45.
oan), Elliott and Bell,
hos. Gregory and Thos.
red to be paid,
rcements not being ter•
lever.
not think the Com-
ne right in drilling
vn when the bylaw
tepapers provided for
Id near waterworks
12 30
58.40
8.00
4.95
.90
15,75
.75
2.00
1.60
7 00
20.00
32.e0
55.50
1.75
400 00
to the Council
tee: -Thos. Gr
$4.40; Thos. Cal
.MoNevin, shove
McLean, cedar,
On motion of
the accounts of
Oalvert were ord
The other two
tified to were left
Conn. Bone di
miseioners had
wells at Lower T
approved by the rt
wells being drill
power house, no did he think that
debentures should have been sold before
the matter was b ught before the Conn.
cil.
Conn. Mitchell was of the same opin-
ion as Conn. Bon
Moved by Co ns Bone -and Bell, that
the. Executive 0 - mittee get the legal
opinion of Tow 1 Solicitor re sale of
waterworks deb tares and money being
expended on ay tem proposed by the
Commissioners. Carried.
Mayor Spotto reported that the 0 Mn
miesionerm had changed the ,place of
paying electrio If ht aoconiits from the
Clerk's office to a chartered bank. The
Clerk had been eking the collections
at 865 per year an had been promised a
raise and had refu ed to do the work for
less than $100 per ear, but was williug
to do all the cleric 1 work in connection
with oleotrio light and waterworks de-
partments at $150 er year, The Mayor
thought all books 1 these depa.rlments
should be in the lerk's cffioe and all
payments should be made there. If
this were done ra payers would have
the privilege of 1 eking over minutes
and all papers; ads that the m.etings 01
the Commissioners hould be held in the
Council Chamber.
Moved by Coons Mitchell and Mc-
Il:ex zle, that this Council direct t:sr-.
Water and Light Co missionere to cake
a statement to this onncil as required
by Section 47, Chap er 235, of the 1857
Ontario Statutes, c oe a month, ou or
before the 10th of tae following month,
--Carried.
Moved by Colin a. Elliott and Hall,
that the Commissicters be requested to
have electrio light accounts again pay.
abie at the Clerk k offi^e, as when the
Clerk was engaged this work was con.
eidered a portioncr his cnty, and the
Coffice Clerk's oce bein the most convenient
place to make thee3 payments. -Carried.
Conn. Mlltehell introduced a motion
providing for the . nbmitting of a by.law
to the ratepayers ,0 abolish the Commis•
cion and again p ace the electro light
and waterworks under the control of
the Connoil. Th s matter was allowed
to stand over.
Mr. W. H. G ney was present and
asked the Ooun is to refund him per•
centago paid 00 is taxes as be. was not
able to bo in Wi gham before the I5th
of December, n motion of Coons.
Elliott and Boni., Mr. Gurney was re.
funded pereeutaeo charge on taxes.
Oonu. MoKeni a gave natio that st
the next ineetint he would move that
Bylaw No, 612 3e amended ro that a
frontage rate be charged on lateral sew -
NEWEST and latest designs in wall
;'tper et It N0X'8,
These Shoes
Will Stand
Every usage to which foot wear
sl;ould be put, and stand it for a
long time, too -until y'r•n are per•
featly satisfied of your foil tummy's
worth in them,
That's "INVICTUS QUALITY'i
ever tune!
And you never have to make any
apology for their perfect good style,
and fit.
ynest to the Mos. era to payfull cost except for street
sweetly hope and
g of God may rest ecossinge.
amity in your new The Mayor re sorted drat the Oommas-
Both the habitation
, sinners did not epaying ,
half the
at that you willo"to
live in hearts salaries of the raditors,
t fn," Md he »av'
. od•bytobee andorgotteGod• oriTheag to haveayor ria tb 0. l.had3. R, bboar:uildenda n v
fain oxpraas the •
cot's song, "Bet, station in Wing ram.
will ye no come On motion of Duns, Elliott and Bel",
the 0. P. R. ant oritiee be requested to
e tinngre gotten. look into the ma ter of building et new
Emus, g
IRwix station in "'Wing m as this Oounell feels
ng is not large enough
ed to take erste of of
the.
hobo r, left wing, W While leave we bide n
you
ire,speed our hearts wou
sentiment of the Auld
ter lo'ed ye canna be,
back again."
Signed 0n behalf of
D
NOTICE ---i iron
the sugar bush on
Tnr bars east o
a
Y.
proaeented amoral
found trospaseing in
to G and 6, con, 1,
Wham
inbe
g r will
b
to law.
D. B. Anderson,
Jae Fowler.
W. J. GREER
THE SHOER
company's businosgf at this point,
Mr. A. H, Wilfead, of Brown & Wil.
ford addressed the Council in reference
to a fixed rate rrd assessment on the r
apple evaporntoi which they intend
building in Whaehism. Me. Wilford
was informed th .t the matter would
have to be reform, - to the ratepayers but
the Connoil wont�
to see that the ret
Mr. A. Runt�
theatre sent a
Council in which
extension of time
license.
Moved by Con
that Mr. Runstee�ler pay $25 in 15 days
and $25 in 30 days. The yeas and nays
being taken on tan; =Men it was car-
ried on the folly ing division: For -
Bell, Mitchell, MoKerzie, Spotton.
Against -Elliott, 3a11, Bane.
Mayor Spotton paid he would move at
next meeting that a bylaw be passed,
giving ratepayer privilege of paying
taxes half. yearly.
do all in .their power
lest was granted,
dler, of the Lyoenm
ommunie'.`5'ion no the
�e requested 30 days
whtole to pay bis
s. Bell and Mitchell
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