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OUNTYUNCIL,, Bltnore* NOW011ON$I I , 14160 M. art spout last week In ! 01 I .. '
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The Council met on Tuesday* FARME.i�;�S 4
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Don't. Imagine That You n n the rpat- Mrs. W. Lowry, Sr., to visiting .
oon et 3 o'clock, and a! , . Are Being Cured by Vinol.
wMen In his friends In, OrillIP4
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11 "" I opening remarks was the d=eulto' Wedding ]Did you ever cough for a mouth? ATTENTION I
ng belle—sleigh bells—Chrl6t- � - .
: 'Need a Lot of Money Work completedtwas belle. 1,
. . ' getting bridgebe _��Uotea." Thou just thlAX how distressing it 11 ., I 1, I %
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. 0 W114L ARRIVE AT . roughout the county 0 09 to must be to have a cough ban$ on for I I .
Continued bigU water. Mr. and Mrs. W. Baker are visiting three montlig., � 11 I
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Tn $��!�alSf� ., ..Communications were read and at Mr. PAullu% B line, Carrick,
fo . . I " Mrs. Marla. Primrose, of ST Nowell FEIR SALE . 11 X1.1 0- 0 .
��� I 'I : dispospd of, sod acoounto referred to Mrs. J', Darlhig bas bee)aL VISItilig zee. 'N 00NOW , 11 11 .1
tr t, BrooUlyn, N. Y., says.* "I hAd I I i
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I * Finance committee, her oon, James S., on the old home. I � I . I
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I : In Hamllton The report of the County Publicity stead, A a, very heavy cold. which settled into - I I I t I . 11
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* I *. - Association was read and time set for . a chronic cough, which kept mQ One five horse power Stickney . *11,: I I
I 1.0 1, , The) Nfetlindisto bp.ve decided to hold awalm nights for fully three months, i., " k
I 5c, 10cr W and 25c Store : hearing the deputation. Gasoline Engine, cheap, -.7.%7 . .
their services In the morning f9v tte and felt fixed all the time because r .., .# '... 1� .1
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I * Alliott, County Agent of Winter, ,' . . I
* * uch. The elTect One 2i horse power Internation- . "I"... .. .. - 0 �
" * We can sell you lots , with the Children s. Aid $ociety, was heard Communion services were held in of taping your cod liver And Iron rem- 1912 .1)......'..".....� ".. 1. . a ----. 1912
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*M Ahout 10 o'clock Satur W - in a report on the work of the year, al Harvester Co, Gasoltne .1; 0UqpM*,WW-"U-"V
O" andhs applauded Mc Presbyterian Church on edy, Vivol, Is that ray cough to gone.
�' day axor ing and be there * a small payment and a , Sunday, 11 I can. now get a good night's rest, and Engine, cheap. . I 11 . I -- -6 I I 11
* I a � * . The report of Jailer Griffin was read , . I I I I I I. I 1.. I
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; all day and evening, also * small amount each month. and sent* to County Property .coin- Mrs. 0. Lowry and son, Clarence, I feel. much stronger In every way," . One tea -inch Joliet Chopper in I ,
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. wittee, He reported eight lutuates in Toronto, are the guests of Mr. and It to the combined, action of the good repair, very cheap.
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* Monday and Tuesday af- f*6 the jail, and again asked that a, coat Mrs. W, Lowry. medicinal elements,, cods' livers, aided' k Oka - , t ks
* * Tell us the amount you house and woman's department %be ength- One Gent's Bicycle (Cleveland) 91 f% 1-1 .
* ternoon and evening. * erected in the jail, Miss Annie Darling and Miss Bells by the blood-maldug and str only used 2- weeks, $30. 1 -_au
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I 00 McL�od were guests at the Dustow- O'
4t . have to invest and we will creating properties of tonic Iron which
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* * . County Engineer D. Patterson re- Stewart Wedding on Wednesday, makes Vinol so efficient In curing I � 11 . 1,
* Watch and see all the 05 tell you about something ported orders issued since Jnna 7th for . One E, & D. Bicycle, good as .
* * Don't forget the "Dramatic" play chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis
* fft work done aggregating $10,482 77, and . he Foresters' Hall to -night. An ' —at the same time building up the new, $12.50.'
0 - on certain matters he said (1) owing to in t .
." w.on4erful things he has fe that will make you a profit 0 . tine anticipated. Come - woakened, run-down system, A clean-up on new Covers,
* 9 � high water a considerable amount of eojoyable anticipated. , and - Only Five Days In Which To Finish #�
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* to show. * work would' to stand over till bring your friends with you. ' Tubes, &c., at reduced -prices. I 0
* from 20 to 50 per cent. on ol, with the un-
: - spring; (2) Mr, Lawson, the contractor Mr, Steffler is a96SiSti)39 Mr. A. derstanding that your money will � Your Christmas Shoppins
*.0 _ forthe concrete work Black bridge, Miller, who expects to 'return to ____ ._.__1._1_1______1 ,---- --...-I—
. your investment. " . be returned If It does not help you,
�j boundary of 0ollett and McKillop, Guelph in 9, few days to undergo What is more acceptable as a Christmas Gift
.. Guelph r. W. McKibbou, Druggist, Wingham.
__,-.� - - ! failed got the abutments erected, another operation. His many friends I
I a - I I - and as engineer could not get anyone wish him a speedy recovery, - I I than a pair of good Shoes, or cosy Slippers, or
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yj I ) - . to do the work at the contract price, Mr. and Mrs. W. Edwards, Gorrie, . Wo As CURRIE•
warm Moccasins.—Below are some suggestions:
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he had the old bridge o p for Mr. and Mrs. Abram, Mr. and Mrs. WHY HESITATE? '
�����,,���� THORPE & MPSON traffic during coming.winter. (3) The James Barton, Mrs, Barton and Mies I WINGHAM FOR THE LADIES FOR THE GENTLEMEN ,
concrete work on t Auburn bridge � .
was nearly completed and men are at Edwards, attended the eleventh an- � . I . . ..
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and NEW YEAR ' work erecting the su tructure. niversary of the marria I ge of Mr. and An Offer That Involves No Risk I Queen Quality Shoes Derby Shoes
221 KING ST. EAST pers Mrs, W, H, Rdwards, For Those Who Accept It. Warm Felt Juliets Hockey Shoes .
Referred to Road an Bridge com-
RATES mittee. W. R. HAMBLY, B.3c, M.D., C.M. Cosy Boudoir Slippers Comfortable Slippers
A long discussion took place on the Jamestown. . Special attention paid to diseases Spats in all colors Over6hoes
SINGLE FAME. Dec. 24, 25, HAMILTON, ONTARIO . I It is said 9, goodly share of timber We are so positive our remedy will Cardigans . Shoe Trees I i
good for return Dec. 26 also � meaninig of certain sections in the � constipation, offer to of Women and. Children, having Moccasins
Public . ealth Act, but no decision on the farm recently purchased by relieve con that we off taken postgraduate work in Sur. New Leather Slippers
Dec 31 and Jan. 1, good fo.- re- was arrived at. Mrs. King has been sold to the Blue- furnish it free of all cost if It falls. gery, Bacteriology and scientific
11 King 8 Hockey Shoes Spats in the new styles
turn Jan. 2, 1913. I I I . The Publicity Campaign representa- vale sawmill owners for $1400, They Constipation is caused by weakness Medicine. 0 1 I
fives were heard, and a general discus- were after it before but Mr, Bryans of the nerves and muscles of the large
FARE AND ONE-THIRD. --� declined to sell. intestines or deseending colon. To Office in the Kerr residence, be- FOR THE GIRLS FOR THE BOYS
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I - Bion ensued on the proposal, the expect relief you must therefore tone (ween the Qneen's Hottl and the Patent Button Boots
Dee, 21 to Jan. 1, good for re- (notion to grant $1500 for the work Wednesday of last week Jno. H. Baptist Church. - High Top Button Boots -
turn Join. 3, 1913. _ A III F11 Z _ being finally carried. I and Mrs. White moved to Listowel up and strengthen those organs and . I Comfy Slippers Hockey Boots
I I � restore them to healthier activity. All business given careful attention.
Between all stations in Canada east Messrs. Livingstone and Ament where they purpose making their We want you to try- Rexall Order- Phone 64. P. O. Box 118 Warm Moccasins Buck -Skin Moecai�ins I
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of Port Arthur, also to Detroit and . moved to rescind the clause in Special home. They were neighbors lies on our guarantee. They are eaten Cordaro Leggings L-ggings
Port Huron, Mich., Buffalo, Black CHRISTMAS committee's report at Xune session, and many old friends here hope they like c4ndy, and are particularly ideal .
Suspension Bridge, find themselves very comfortable for children. TheV act direct] ext the Gardigans House Slippers
Rock and 8 - N.Y,� . :1912 y 1913 approving of the appointment of a will � � nerves and muscle bowels. e
,&JRS district representative, on the ground in their new location. a, of the Hockey Shoes
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particulars from %* U �
Secure tickets and full par NEW
nearest Grand Trunk that it was not properly understood. Last week Thomas Smith, 1st con. They have a neutral action on the 1�
I EXCURSION FARES A vote on this resulted 10 to 11, and , FOR THE WEE TOTS
H. B. Elliott, Town Passenger & Ticket � of Grey township, exchanged his 150 other organs or glands. They do not
Agent t ; phone 4. W. Burgman, Station Between an statlins In Canada, Fort Wil-, the clause was therefore repealed. acres with David Breckenridge, jc., purge or cause any inconvenience CHRISTIE'S Booties �
Ticket Agent; phone 50. 118M and (last, and to Sault Ste. narle, ' A statement of the committee hav- for his 106 acre farm on the Ist line, whatever. They act to overcome .1
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,Detroit, n1ch., Buffalo, Niagara Falls, N.Y,, ing charge of the county fruit exhibit Morris, the moving to be done about chronic or habitual constipation and I Colored Slippers .
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SINGLE FARE AND at the Provincial' Horticultural Show the lot of January. Mr. Smith was a the myriads of associate or de.0 I . Button and Lace Shoes I
FARE ONE-THIRD . was left on the table. Itshowed :— former resident of the David Miller pendent chronic allm Cardigans
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TEACHER WANTED. Good Doing Good Going Receipts—County grant ...... $200 00 forin on the same line and will con- Orderlies at our risk. Two sizes, 10c PHONE 59 Red Overstockings
December 24, 2S Sale of fruit ...... � ............ 161 70 sequently be moving back to his old and 25-�. Sold only at our store—The . Soft Soled Slippers .
Return UmIt Dee. 21, 1912, to neighborhood of nearly 30 years ago. Rexall Store, J, W. MoKibbon.
For Union S. S. No. 13, Howick and Dec. 26,1912. Jan. 1, 1913. - Total .................. $301 70 Strange to relate, Mr, Breckenridge . I
I Turnberry, holding a first or second Also Going - - .
Dee. 31, Jan. I Expenditures .................. 386 67 formerly resided in the same cam- 1 Any of the above can he seen in our Windows during the I
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class certificate. State qualifications Return Limit i . I
and salary ,- duties to begin January Return Limit munity to which he will be moving as Turnberry. I . holiday season. I
3rd, 1913, Jan. 2, 191x. Jan. 3, 1913. . Balance .............. $2,407 the family were formerly located on
Minimum Fare, 25. the Ra6'f arm on the 2nd con. of Grey. The report of IT S. S. No. 8, Turn- NOW FOR. . . I
GH0. DOUBLEDEE, See. J. H. BREMER, Agent, Wingham. A letter from R. H. Cowley Chief . . berry and Morris for the month of I
Wroxeter, P. O., Ont. 0 Inspector of Public Schools, regarding Morris. November is as follows. Total 500:-' 0
. Lthe ed new Union School In- Wedding invitations are out for the Sr. 4th -Leonard Robinson 360, Reta
-law be spectorate between Huron and Bruce, f Walker 293, Sr. 3rd ---Wilfred Ander-
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. this contract, but sliould the said by 0 e marriage of Miss Alma, den titer o XMAS .
BY-LAW NO. 661 OF THE carried and the said Company carry out th was sent to Education committ e, Wm. and Mrs. McKelvey of Arussels, son 301. Jr. 3rd--- Gordon Walker .
. conditions of this iLgreement or should the said which reported- action taken - to Harvey Bryans of Morris township. 2794. Sr. 2nd --Lawrence Lennox 322. 1 1 S 00
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a -'v ' 0 a Company. In eboice and fancy Grocer-
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but referred to January session." The ceremony will 'take place at the Jr. 2ad-Norman Walker 381, Mar
TOWN OF WINCHAMI Vera McKenzie
. 8 This agreement is entered into upon the House of Refuge Report: -(l) Re- home of the bride, Princess street, on garet Henderson 362, ies we've almost everything THE SHOE STORE
understanding that the said Corporation will porting usual inspections abd every" Thuesday, 26th inst,, at high noon. 258, Sr. Pt. god -Russel Henderson. . I
submit to the ratepayers of the said Town of the palate, .
law authorizing the sald thing found satisfactory, and con. 307, Harold Moffatt 270% Jr. Po. 2ad. .here to tempt .
Wingham a by sale 'last Monday -Clarkson Martin 305, Chester Rin
A BY-LAW' AUTHORIZING THE Corporation to makd the said payments and to ulating the County on having At the auction' This season only comes once
period of grant the said exemptions; and this agree- su"aht'a good eet of officials. (2) That afternoon the old church belonging to toul 291% Pt Ist-George Fowler Sole Agents ,W"~ , � FOR
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PAYMENT annually for a per nient, is therefore subject to the said by-law Presbyterian congregation 381. N. B. * denotes that the pers a year. Have a good An~ t
ten years of a sam, not to exceed Three being carried by the said rate - payers in ne- Inspector Torrance had rendered valu- the at on For The ,- LADIES
County Walton, was sold by Auctioneer Scott was absent for one or more examine- I
hundred dollars in each year to THE cordauce with the provisions of the Ontario able service in securing to the . time. Get the best. I -5//0 ew
JACKSON MANUFACTURING Municipal Act, what is right where a person commit- of Brussels, to George Williamson for tion, .
COMPANY of Clinton for the put- 9. The said Company shall purchase the ted to the house is possessed of money the sum of $240. The two wood fur- •: Anyway give us a visit. . I
electric power necessary for the operation of m r . (4L
pose of renting afactory premises in their machinery and plant from the said Cor- h the statute au- naces became the property of W . - i
the Town of Wingham .and granting poraUon, which shall -be furnished by the said thorizes the county to secure for their McCall at $26. The space occupied by FARM FOR .SALE,
, Oranges .
the said Company exemption from Corporation to them at the same rate as fern- support, and urging that members of the church will likely be utilized for . k
. fished to other manfacturors. And iij case the nereased horse shed room. .
Municipal taxation except for certain said Corporation shall fail to -SUPP1the said the Council assist the inspector in _increased - . I
purposes, for the said period of ten Company sufficient power for the Company's securing such adjustments before com- The commodious home of Mrs. Jno. 150 acres, 15 acres bush and the bal- - The best obtainable - from 20c I - ____
years. =tions for the space of at least three con. mitments are made. (3) Recommend- G. Smith, "Maple Grove Farm," &h ante in a good state of cultivation, 4 = .
vo months, then tho Company shall be at ink that Rev. Josias Greene be engag, 6,0n. of Grey, was the scene of a large acres orchard, two frame houses and to 60c per doz.
liberty to terminate this agreement. of ed as chaplain. and joyous gathering Wednead bank barn. Close to school -house, - o .
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WHEREAS the sal The Jackson Manufac- IN WITNESS THEREOF the said party ay -oMee, blacksmith shop and -
taring Com any is de.drous of opening a branch the First part has hereunto set its hand and Road and Bridge: -(I) Recommend- afternoon of last week, when her post p
of its clothing manufacturing business iu the seal and the said Corporation has affixed its Ing no action on the claim of H. H; eldest daughter, Mies Rachel F. was church, and about five miles from Grapes 0
Town of Wingham and' for that purpose has Corporate Seal and the hands of lts.Afayor and Rewall for damage on a bridge to his united in marriage to Francis B. Wingbam. There are about 50 acres �
applied to the Municipal Cottrell of the Cor- Clerk. .
of the said 'Pr'o'1wCn0of Wingham for Witness Signed motor cycle. (2) That the engineer Duncan, a well known young farmer of fail ploughing done on the premises ,Large and beautifully tinted ; 1�
potation anmenta and exemptions which are report in January on the claim of of the 4th line of Morris township. and 10 acres in fall wheat. Easy ' per lb., 25c.
certain 'r• Watts. The Jackson Manft. Co. Jno. Sterling re Bayfled river; (3) Ceremony was per -formed by Rev. D. terms of payment.
set out apnVIX detailed In an Indenture of agree- - - Per W. Jackson Apply to R. - r is mas
mOnt.be ng date the 2nd day of December, S N . .
c That Council do not assume payment U1, Cameron of Brussels. VAN TO H, Wingham P. 0.
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1912, ale and entered Into by and between Geo. Spottoii, Mayor. I the said Company and the said Corporation John F. Groves, Clork. for Rowland bridge. (4) That Coun- I Layer Figs ,
and which is In the words and figures follow- AND WHEREAS for the purpose of making ties of Huron and Wellington pass Blytho. ' 0
ing, that, is to say:- by-laws closing portion of boundary NOTICE*
"THIS AGREEMENT made and entered the said paymenta to the said Company as set The flax mill is running and em.. Extra nice; large and lappy ;
1. forth in the said agreement It will be necessary on which Reuter bridge is situated. .
Into this 2nd day of December, A.D. 1912. 4 . -
to raise by special rate on all rateable property (5) Reporting list of tenders received per lb., 20c.
BETWEEN: is the Town of Wingham during the year 1913 for work on several bridges, . es, and con- Mr. A. Wilford was in town with Application for the office of Cleik of
THE J.&CKSON MANUFACTURING and each subsequent, year the sum of Three . -
hundred dollars. tracts awarded. (6) That the ploys a lot of men. , I
COMPANY of the TOWN OF CLINTON in engin- his auto on Monday. the Township of Turnberry will be re 0
the County of Huron, hereinafter called the AND WHEREAS the whole rateable proper. eer ask for tenders, for work on Misses Nina and Lelia Begley have 'ceived by the Municipal. Council of the Table Raisins .-
Company of Me Flat Part, and, ty of the said Town of Wingham, accordin to Eleven -mile creek bridge, to be opened said Township, at the Clerk's 01fice, ' .
IN returned home for the season.
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN the last revised assessment roll. is Z804,0, at January session. . ]31uevalo, up till the 13th day of Jan., The best in the land. ; -
I OF WINGRAM, hereinafter called the Cor- AND WHEREAS tho amount of the do. the 1918, Salary $150.00 per year.
poration of the Second Part, bentute debt of the said Town of Wingham. Executive : - Recommending (1) Mr. John Barr & Son attended
. WHEREAS the abov'e-named C,Dm. exclusive of local improvement debts seoured grant of $25 to Hnron Poultry show, Guelph Stock show last week and By order '' I
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pony. which Is an Industrial company. have an by special ratea and assessments, is $147,253.01 and $10 to Ontario Municipal Asso. captured some of the prims. 16-17 John Burgess, Clerk, Prunes and Come and see what we have for you to buy. in .
. establiabed business In the Town of Clinton and " Part of the principal or interest thereon I I . .
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and e aces for the manufacture of clotb- is
In arrears. ciation; (o) No action be taken on the The Guild of Trinity Church held a L uylog,pan A
0% r being desirous of opening a branch of THEREFORE the Municipal council of the W. R. Riddell, for amount bazaar and tea on Friday evening, 0%#-fte%d%.-.#,%O%^e%#,*#%^,.%e%e%�.�^.~ suitable gifts for everyone. Christmas b
eel' e claim Of
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their said business in the Town of Wingham, Town of Wingham enaots as follows:- to be retained from an accouEt-, the -a ir I
. have applied to the said Corporation for the 1. That for the purposes in tho foregoing party owing him an account, which settled their treasury at $58. be done here where we have many new novelties
payment to the said Company annually for the reoital and agreement mentioned there shalt . The Methodist Sabbath School will Fancy stock; never Sold bet-, I I
of ton years, of a sum not to exceed be raised annually by special rate on all the County Property : - (1) Reporting hold their Xmas entertainment on . FARM FOP, SALE? to show you,
. Prtr'eoe" hundred dollars, as the Company shall rateable property of the Municipality of the inspection of 11 and everything in ter; per lb., 15c and 25c. .
be required to pay as a rental for promises
a Thursday night. An excellent pro- . -
'aj,908 tO Town of Wingham the sum of Three Hundred j
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be used and occupied by them as a factory in Dollars in each of the ten rears comtnencingin 12) also inspection of court house and grant is beinf prepared ; admission Handkerchiefs in Chrilstmas boxes, initialed
the said Town of Wingham, and far Cher have the year 1913, and ending n the year 1922, both k 9 fee 20c for adv
is and 10c for children. The Publicity Association for Hnron
I inclusive. County intend to publish a list of farm
applied to the said Corporation for exemption incluF specially commending caretaker Me- Candies
from Municipal taxation and business assess- 2. That the said Tho Jackson Manufactur. Creath for his work in iame; (3) re. Mr. Ed. McMillian has returned properties for sale in this county, and ask . and plain. jabots in Christmas boxes, in lace 'I
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relent except for certain purpoqea hereinafter any persort having it farm for sale to send
, opocifled, for a period of ten years. ing Company shall, subject to the term and commending that new matting be home from Clinton Hospital having at once to any member of the Expoutive, Immense quantities to choose and chiffon. Fancy Elastic Belts in Xmas boxes.
. . AND WHEREAS the said Corporation to conditious of the said agreement, be exempt purchased for Court room, the Pre- underwent an operation for appendi- ranted below, particulars of such farm. . ,
from Municipal taxation upon and in r 0 from � all prices, from 10c to . to _-
desirous of tiecuring the said industry for their e.stp, e. stook, sent matting having been in use for citia, nine weeks ago -t his many desorlblng It and stating ptici) at *vvbloh
of their manufacturing business and . t,bpy will sell, .Wlicn adyts of snifflolent 9 -
Municipality and for that purpose have cion- (which Includes all business taxes), in the fac- 20 years "and we think the seating friends are pleased to see him on the f•
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sented to grant the application of the said tory to be operated by them in 0 ar have been received, the Executlye 50c. per lb. . Men's Knitted Ties in Christmas boxes, J
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Company, subject, of,course, to the sanotion Wingham during the period of en years to be part of the roorn could be greatly Ito- street again. will publish the list in pircul"r 'Ord and I Muffers in Christmas boxes.
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and approval of the ratepayers, t d at very little cost to the Coun- ,, feneral distribution in the Old Lan Men s Silk Knitted
computed from the first day of Januar� A.D. prove n
on the United States, without charge to tho
NOW THEREFORE THIS AGREEMENT 190, but this exemption shall not ext to or ty.11 (4) Everything satisfactory at llowic,k Boundary. advertisers. Nuts Men's Silk Hose in Chrietmas boxes. Men's .A
WITNESSET11 that the said Corporation Include school taxes, the Registry Office, and (5) recom. I - ,_
hereby agrees to pay to the said Com. 3. ThtLt this By-law sliall come Into force Mrs. W. Rays of the 15Lh con. 'is Further paxtioulars rany bo obtained
Fany Its successors and assigns, annually and take efreet on the day of the final passf ng, mending that type -writers be furnish- under the doctor's care again; we hope from any of the Executive. , All fresh and new stock of i Fancy Armlets and Braces in Christmas boxes.
or the period of ten years tudh sum as the thereof. ed the Sheriff and Crown Attorney. soon to hear of her recovery. J. G. GREIG, Pros., Seatorth. I 'A,
Compaby shall expend annually for rental of 4. That the votes of the electors of the said A pleasing feature of the closing I jolaN LECiCIE, Vice -Pres., Brussels. No. I quality. I
Fre Town of Wingham qualified to vote on this I A number from here attended the '13. C. M UNNXNGS. Tress , G oderloh. i Ladies' Fancy Wbite Walists in Cliristmas
actory, (such annual payments not to exceed hour of the County Council last ,vieek -
Three hundred dollars W any single year). to By-law shalt be taken on Monday, the 13th day f uneral of A. McMichael, eldest 9()n of JAS. Milio-TIMLL, Sacy., Goderlah. Ladies and Misses)
January, 1913, commencing tLt nine o'clock . I
grant them axe tion from Municipal taxa- in was a double presentation. in which ftocutive COM. -- Jr. M. GOVENLOCIC, boxes. Fancy Aviation Caps (
tion and business a e cub except for school the forenoon and continuing until five o'clock Reeve Thomag Stothers, of Ashfield, Mr. Wm, McMichael, near Bluevale on e or MeMilop, NVinterop P.O ; INTAyon We're Right In ;! I I
f ten years upon tho in the afternoon of the same day at the follow. . . reeve -
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for a period the retiring Warden, and Reeve John Monday. 0 of ' $1,00, $1.25, $ t. 5o. Fancy. Cushion Tops. Fancy N
Founro"Wosing terms mini conditions :- polling places within the said Town ec SPOTTON, Wingham. Wir, tlx reov Chinaware :
I ngliam by the following Deputy Returning Mr. G, Newton of the 17th con, had -
%71 of Leckie, of Brussels, the oldest mein- st%tiley, Clinton P.O.; JOHN RANS10011D,
i, Who said Company agrees to establish it Odicers and Poll Clerks:- ber of that body, were honored bV the misfortune to lose a valuable President Clinton Board of Trado; W. J. ' Whisk Holders. Children's Purses, 25C. -
branch of their said manufacturing businoss in Polling sub -division No. I.- At William their colleagues being presented With 1IFx'%1rAX, reeve of Exeter; Tuos. STOTIMUS Stock worth inspection*
said Town of Wingham In promiseesultable to Johilston's tailor shop, Jose,phine Street - I I -bead canes accompanied by ad- young horse on Thursda�y? The ani- Dungannon; R. W. LxV1NC18T0Nrt,, reeve of -
the Company and as they rhay be able to ob dropped dead. Grey, Moucrieff P.O, •_
Lain a mtfafadory lease of, and to have the Deputy Returning Oftlear, W. J. Rafnes; Poll go d mal . 1% "'. ,.., ,. ....'��
clerk, dresses. %~"�� , — r .
same fully'equ ped as a factory for the nianu- , R. A. Hammond. . , Fur Sets, Fur L�e�ota•i�
facture of clothing, and to have the said factory Polling sub -division No. 2,-.&t W1111alin I . v Mrs. D. Gallaway of the kith con., . � .1 �
In operation not later than the first d of Gannett Itnplement shop ;.Derue Roturning who has spent the past two months in . I . o
• April, 1913, and by the end of a year to dao
Meor, A. J. Aldersou; Poll Clerk, V. 31. POULTRY WANTED,-H1gh88t cash Wingham hospital, returned to her � I 'A. -wis. -i- _21=_ _� — � -dooft.- Sweater Coats
not lesa than thirty ornployees at work within. Deans. - Nw-
2. The said Companyagrees to ope � rate and Poilln sub-aivf8lon Nn, 3. -At rVown H,,,,: prices paid for all kinds of poultry, home on Monday last, much Improved. amp, - w 9IMP-4
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tontinuo in operation their said factory for a Deputy Itutum Ing Oftleer, C. X. GrIfUn; Poll ujive or dressed- LIMITED, A pleasant time was spent at the Make very handsome Christmas gifts. Mink Sets,
period of too years, commbnollig on the first Clerk, A. Cosons. Phone 10, home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Under- A
ny of April, 1913. Polling sub -division No, 4, (1). -At RItchic & - .. Persian Lamb Sets, Sable Sets, Mink Marmot
3. The said Company agrees to employ. and Cosens' office-, Deputy Returning Officer, 'T, -- - wood, 18th con., on Wednesday even. " -
keep employed, in their factory and upon the W. Dodd: Poll Clerk, J, Ritchie. Ing last, when all the members of Mr. (;HRISTMAS BEEF -
remigos odoulpled b Polling sub -division No. 4, (2), -At Albert DON'T BE BALD, Simmons' Beef Ring gathered and Sets, Grey Persian Lamb, Grey Wolf, in newest
g them for and during the %.
Irst year of the god term, ftt least thirty em. Bell's house; beputy n6turnhig, Oftleer, T. J. enjoyed a well prepareg Oyster Sup- .
ployeeg, and for and during each subsequent McLean; Poll Cieric, Jolin Cloakey, styles, all guaranteed.
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year at least forty employees. 5 That Saturday the 4th day of lanuary, - per. The finest show of Beef ever shown .
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C The said Company es that they will 1913, at eleven o'clook in the forenoon. shall be Nearly Anyone May Secure A ?
ft'ff tho daY and hour, and the Olerk's office in th6
tit o,tiy timo during the said term at the re. - St. Helenst 6 n. Wingham may be seen at FUR LINED COATS.—We Nave a large
quest of tho aodd Corp - Splendid Growth Of Hair. I I
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pr4tion furulah satlefte Town Hall shall be the Waco where the Mayor �
tory ovidonce as to the number of employees shall Attend to appointI Miss Minnie Ramage returned from I '
1the potsons to attend stock of Fur Lined Coats with best Canadian Rat
engbgad by them In the said factory. .0 on Saturday, to attend her . AW
06t the various polling places storpsaid and M - Toronto _
6. It is hereby further agroad by and be- the final summing up o the votes by the Clark We have a remedy that has 96 record mother, who Is under the doctor's 7 . Lining, at $65-00- Canadian Coon Collared Coats,
tween tho panties hereto that Me said yearly on bohalf of persona interested In Promoting or
onm, not i0%00edftkg Throe hundred dollars (to opp6sing the pasting of this 'By.111% respect. - of retarding baldness and promoting care.
aforesaid, so to be paid by the said Corpormlon ively, hair o n u �j 100 Mr. and Mrs. John Iteid, Miss Me- I
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to the vdil'Compi%by, shall ba paid as foilowA- That thd Clerk of Mie Corporal fou of the ,cases Whore used according to rec. THO 16 F S Mink Collared Coats, in Fur and Quilted Liningso
In equal half-� oatly payments. the first of such ToWn of Winghron thall attwid In hig office In 44^*%1N #^vi n "&hn^ �ftlkid length A'd #-fr". Innis of Zion Apent Sunday at the (')tlr nrices are right. .
eYmonts to be ptd within six obths aftet! the Mid ToWn of Winahatn at twelve o'olook I " M a
11 lie plant Is In operAtWao and tho subsioquent neon, on Tuesday th6 7th day of January, 13 That way seem like a strong state- homo (51 R. J, Woods, I se catflo, o:ne grade helfet ninet4aft
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t6ymontshaif cArly thereaftot, but the to Auln A110 0�11 Threo. of the
, .� -y the number of votes gi afia menti( iso Rev, , Mr. Thynne op Palmerston —In Red, Blue, Navy,
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,orparAtlon shall be atid am hereby empower. against this By-law, no one should doubt it until they h&ve conducted services in the Presbyterian atly beef eight and nifto, SWEATER COATS.
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) t4 to withhold p4yybont of the Raid lialf-yearly , , months old, hnd two b
Au or any of them, It the said Company fail Dated at the Counoll Chamber of the Town put our claims to all Actual test, Church here last Sabbath. - Blaziers, for Men, Women and Children, from
in the patformahoo of AnY 'Part Of this Agrae- of Wlngbtm, this 9th day of December, A,D. We ate 66 certain ne1all 110V Hair montht old, were bred and, f9d by A. C- W-
� ,b%aTnpfjon _from Municipal taxation hereby 191t. Tonid will eradicate daadruM act to The funeral of the late Ezekiel Phil-
Autbd by Me said Corporation to the said •
NOT109. lappa took place on Monday to Green flardisfy, Springfield FtrMj, Westfield, one of tho, $1.25 to $5.00. 1
fclompo,rky, shMI,,with the exception ftforo&ld, prevent baldness, stimulate the scalp Hill cemetety, Ludknow, ana was . % I I . I im"111W I I O.'...".6m. . . . .1. .
oxtand to and indInde tAxAUdn on their rhanu• 'TAI NOTICZ that tho above Is it true &hdhalt roots &treat premature Ides of � h,za tattlo, feeders in Onfitrio$ I � I I 11 . I .
N I&Otaijing business (or businmassesetnent) and copy of a propdfted by,4&NY, which ba' been hair and promote hair growth, that well attended. ' I . . I
I 10 their stook, 6zoapt at ragArds school taxos, but - tacker 104 donsidoratim, tmd whish will be We pers6nally give out positiVe gUar- � teor trader two Yeats, bred
4 rjuell axor4lpfloa eh&11 oeme if th4 'Kid COM- ftnidly pasedd by We oonnoll of tho munjo,11%. I Belgrave. 4 � At%o ono, Durham 8 I I
010 Vany fall In the po ortnande of any, Part of lily (in th6 6vont of the negent of tho ojectorg Afttee to refund every penny paid uz All kirids of Trade wtmted- We w6ut your Pool.
thisi AgroOtft&ht on twer 11 om to be performed. boing ObMfn6d tlieroto) fittqr ohm inobtli from for it In every jVlAtaboe Where it does Miss Trwla of the 9th line Visited ; hftd fed by Jhtnes Hejmdersolmo Bluevale Road. -
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11 he o-ald exemption eht f d&0 from the 11M theffirotpublication In Lbb Winghatn Advance, not give entire o4tis&680n to the - Mrs, W- m, Scott laot week. t I I
lity of J6nuAry, 191-1. Such examption t to the date of which 11rat publioation who 'Phurs.
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Jodi ode the bnUdings and land' odeupiv by daV, the 12th day of D000dibet, AO D.1912, and U80r, I . . . .
Ulm " 61foreftl(L that the vatot of tho elaotbrs of the 941d muffl- � ReX611 "OV flair TMIC 18 49 Pleasant , Roy. B. 11, Spence Will AddrM A, The pubfie aro, owrditlly invited to V1811t . .
1. 1 7 Itliqftirtheroarood that the mid CmpabY 01p4lity will bo tf%ken ther6on on the day bald ,looting on Local Option In the Pres- . I
', I to U40 As clear Apring Water. It is 10 I
It:, vofl�dep"�t with tho Bald CorporAtIon the iturn at the hOUr$ And p1now therein ftad, , delightfully ,p6rfumtd, ,%n(I does t1of, bytorlajA Chtiroh of Sattirday evening L 'L I I I I I
� Of hirty- va dollA%", wh1oh awn is to defray AND A1,80 TARIC NOTICID that 6v"y and RathWelft Mol)ojahld will 911JZ ELLS
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tho exVtoao -of sinbmitting a by.),&W to the tenant who dt%1roA to vot6 !"utt deliver to the grleMO or gom thfh hair. Two sizte, �� I .1- ...UTCHI
* L604y*" of thb Raid Xroration hftelihad Ir Cleric, tint Imar thtui the 7th day before 06 - 00 and - $1, 00. With our gui%r6nteer -_ —, Ti I ' B ' '%R TORE
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I 1, , the 4'eol&•b%ok of Its YoU certainly hake up risk.
1 M71 ny ft&1�11 to "t-ry *%t tho t6rbas or rttloh provided for by I UsO Mod Xmil. : gro-od
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11 6 It Is hors fiarthb! it Z aitoy9s, 010k, .8tote, % . Wt MdRibbm, lWageS, Apply'at HX4hM196 110tal,
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