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Dinpouing Chemist. ' [Darling’s . . Boot and Shoe Store Have You They are just the thing for SUMMER WEAR. We have them in all sizes for LADIES. mssss CHILDREN. SHOE DRESSINGS. We carry in} stock Packard’s Combination Gilt; Edge and Nonsucb, also Black Ca“: which is a very popular dressing. Sunbeam Oil, Shinola, 2 in 1, Etc. On motion council went into com- , mittee of the whole on report No. 1 000d Scythes. go! Road and Bridge Committee, Mr. , , 5 Doyle in the chair. On the rising of Our "riot! 0‘ Scythes 1' "mply I the committee. the report was adopt- immonlo. LOOk “ “19 25° ”’3' 3 ed and ordered to be engrossed. On 1 motion council went into committee of the whole on report No. 2 of House Paris Green Bluettone' IotBefuge committee; Mr. Pringle in - t °n3the chair, and on rising, the report 3:331:22,“ “d Blues one I :was ordered to be engrossed. The f Warden and Messrs. McKinnon, Gor- ____.___.__ don. McArthur. McColman and Mr. Gasolene Stoves. ;Allan were appointed a committee to .. make arrangements for the laying of Our Gasolene and Coal Oil Stoves; the corner stone of the House of are worthy of inspection. 'Refuge, after which the council ad- journed till Thursday morning. _--,._- I â€"- Screen Doors. The weather is getting warmer, Council met at 9 o’clock. A depu- and ‘you require some of our 1 tation from the Board of Directors Screen Doors and Window , of the General and Marine Hospital, Shades. Owen Sound. consisting of Jas. Mc- Lachlan. Esq., and Dr. Allan Camer- 200, were present in the interests of Buggy DUStCI‘S. . said hospital and were permitted at . . . . . this stage to address the council. The 30‘" drivmg outht ‘3 not com- deputation urged strongly the needs plete W‘H‘O‘” °n° 0‘ our Buggy . of the hospital, and solicited that the 0‘13”” “‘1 Lap Rubbers. grant of $1000. voted at January ses- ‘ sion to aid in the erection of an addi- tion to the hospital. be given to assist - ~~â€"-::__-_â€"~â€"~----â€" ‘ the directors in erecting a laundry in connection with the hospital. This I matter was referred to the Finance m ”Inn 1 Committee. THURSDAY MORNING. ,..-.â€"â€"â€" __.â€"â€"‘*-~, .m- See our Stock. Calf Weaners. J. S. Mcllraith Eggs taken in Exchange fmgoods Paints That Please. In sizzling :nd fining and bubbling with tho None but. the but qodity o! m terials is used, and folks to]! us that we do know how to make JNO. A. DARLING Costs only be, but it’s worth it. Just see if it isn’t. Floradora High .1531]. 7 Remember the place, Jordan’s Old Stand, next door to Dan. Campbell’s Implement Shop. Also other styles of Strap, Tril- by and Oxfords. Try a pair of our $2.25 "Peerless” Ladies’ Bals for wear and comfort. Trunks. Valises, Club Bags and? School Bags in stock at lowest prices. Custom work and Re pairing prombtly attended to. . TERMS CASH. Examine our 0511 Women and Milking Tubes. cease they ere edepteble to every use, can be epplied et once. and elweye gives e aplen- did glossy and smooth surfece. See our Pantry and Kitchen Bands. Our customer. fully apprecitto Shorwin-William‘ Paints, be- W. Black Hardware Seen those “CoXonial Slippers” at the NEW Most Delicious Ice Cream Soda Delicious [ida Drinks. Our Soda Fountain DRUG STORE Try our 07‘ Mr. McArthur presented report No. 1 of Education Committee, and the council went into committee of the whole on report No. 1 of Education. Mr. Pringle on the rising of the com- . mittee. the report was adopted. The council adjourned till 7 o’clock in the evening to allow the council to attend the laying of the corner stone of the j House of Refuge. The report of Inspector Burgess, Inspector of schools for \Vest Grey. was presented and referred to the Education Committee. A s atement was presented from the trustees of Collingwood Colleg- iate Institute. claiming $189.58, {or Grey County’s share of maintenance on account of pupils attending from Collingwood township. The state- ment was referred to the Education Committee. An account of $7.80 from Thomas Harness for inSpection of bridges in his Division; account sent to Road and Bridge Committee. An account from Robt. Malcolm, Inspector of House of Refuge, certified by Chas. Gordon, was referred to House of RefugeCommittee. Anaccountfrom John A. Richardson for $44.15 for printing promotion examination pa- pers. which was sent to the Printing Committee. An account from A. C. Patterson for $5.50, for letting [rint- ing contract of printing for 1903, and :35 miles travel. ' The Women’s Institute of Centre Grey presented their annual report of the same, personally. Counciwet at 2 o’clock, the War- ‘ den in the chair and all the members present. The minutes of Thursday’s sessions were read and confirmed. The report of South Grey Farmers’ Institute was presented; an account . from the Durham Chronicle office for advertising re House of Refuge amounting to $6; an account from lthe Bell Telephone Co. for n number of meeugeein connection with the House of Refuge; Ann pageant from Council met at 7 o'clock, the mem- bers all present. The clerk read a letter from John Armstrong, Esq., Clerk of the Peace, asking that a. our- pet be put on his oflice in the Court House. and his letter was referred to the County Property Committee. An account from the McCallnm Co. for $9 for magistrato’s forms was referred to the Printing Committee. Council met et 2 o’clock. the mem- bers ell present. Minutes of Tues- dsy reed and confirmed. The follow- ing sccounts and other documents were presented: Clerk’s account for postage since J enuery session, 812.07; sccount lrom John Berrison, Sons dc Co., for msterisl end labor; report of Andrew Grier, Inspector of schools for Best Grey ; account of McCallum Co. for $12.25, for miscellaneous printing for clerk’ ofice ; account of Jul. H. Little for 017.98. advertising sitting of court, meeting of June ses- sion, etc. ; Mr. Pringle presented report No. 1 of Finsnce Committee; Mr. Shute presented report No. l of Rosd and Bridge Committee; Mr. Gordon presented report No. l of County property committee; Mr. Gordon else presented report No. 2 of House of Refuge Committee. the Harkdfle Standard for 81.00 rel .111ng a! corner “one dodgers; ape ’plicetion "on Then. Bernese to be Appointed caretaker of the Home of :Refrme; appliention from William Hampton to be appointed cnreteker of House of Refuge; an account from George H. Schenk for 87.50, for in- specting bridges in Div. No. 4; an leccount from Jan. Allen for $17.30, for letting and inspecting bridge con- ,Itrncte; an account of $1.09 from M. ‘ Oliver for livery rig to take commit- ; tee to inspect bridge. Council adjourned at; 7:30 to give standing committees gime to prepare reports. Mr. Pringle presented report No. 2 of Finance Committee, which con- tained the recommendation of the Finance Committee as to the equal- ized assessment of each local munici- pslity in the county. The equalized ussessment es recommended by Fin- ence Committee was sdopted, and the county rute was struck upon ssid iequelizution. We give the figures t below. “EMA? AmINOON. com 0001011.. THURSDAY EVENING. FRI DAY A E‘TERNOON Leave was asked for and granted to introduce a by-law to confirm the equalized assessment of the county, and it was passed through the vari- ous stages and finally passed, signed and sealed. By-law 636â€"40 levy a rate to meet the current eXpenses and liabilities of the county for 1901 was introduced and passed through its various stages. We give herewith the equalized assessment of the vari- ous local municipalities, and the amount of county rate levied upon each, viz: MUNICIPALITY Assnssmnxr 00.1““; Artemesia..... $1,606.:hi3 $2,238 90 Bentinck ........ 1,837,939 2,573 12 Collingwood 1,890,706 2,559 5'19 Derby .......... 1,000,000 1,400 00 Euphrasia ...... 1,761,000 2.46;? 40 Egremont ...... 2,000,000 2,800 00 Glenelg ........ . 960,000 1,344 00 Holland ........ 1,306,170 1,920 05 Keppel ......... 1,300,000 1,:~20 00 Normanby . . . , . . 2,285,000 3,199 00 Osprey .......... 1,399,000 1 ,‘158 60 Proton .......... 1,658,000 :.,321 20 Sarawak ........ 367,000 :31” ) 80 St. Vincent . . . .. 1,958,000 2,741 20 Sullivan ........ 1,852,000 2,592 80 Sydenham ...... 1,673,000 2,342 20 Owen Sound... . 2,586,000 3,620 40 Meaford ........ 576,000 806 40 Durham ........ 275,000 384') 00 'l‘hornbury ...... 200,000 280 00 Unndalk ........ 115,000 161 00 Hanover ...... . 275.000 385 00 Markdale ...... . 200.000 280 00 The report of the printing commit- tee was adapted without amendment. It recommended the payment of a number of printing accounts includ- ing January minutes, promotion examination papers, adv. returns of convictions, xnagistrates’ forms, adv. court sittings. etc. By-law No. 637, a by-law to convey certain lands in the town of Owen Sound to the Board of Education. was passed. signed and sealed. It con- veys what is known as the grammar school site on the east hill, near the Ordance Reserve. which had been granted by the then government of Canada for the purpose of a grammar school site. but this land lies so far cut of the residential part of the town that it is very unsuited for a grammar school site, and the town of Owen Sound about 20 years or more ago bought the land on which the present Collegiate Institute stands. This land was deeded by the government, in trust, for a grammar school site, and By-law 637 deeds it to the Board of Education of Owen Sound. with powers to sell it and ap- ply the proceeds to the purposes of education in Owen Sound. Mr. Peterson presented Report No. 1 of Printing Committee. On motion council w ent into committee of the whole on Report No. 2 of Finance committee; Mr. Harness in the choir. Committee rose and Mr. Her- ness presented Report No. 2 of Fin- snce Committee as passed in commit- tee without amendment. The report was adapted as passed in committee. the only dissentients being Messrs. Brown, Peterson and Thomson. Messrs. Peterson and Brown moved to strike 861,000 03 the assessment of Euphresia, but this resolution had only three supporters. viz., Messrs. Paterson. Brown and Thomson. The rate levied is one and {our- tenths mills on the 3. Reports No. l and 2 of Road and Bridge Committee recommended the payment of a number of accounts (or bridge repairs: Neil McColman was paid $3.80 for inspecting bridges in Div. No. 6; Jae. Allan was paid $9 and 81730â€"82630 for inspecting bridges; Henry Becker was paid 827 for building a bridge on townline of Egremont and Normanby; William Gardiner was paid 89.50 for graveling approach to bridge at long swamp, Egremont and Normanby ; Felix Cairns was paid 833 for putting pro- tection at each end of long swamp; Geo. A. Brown was paid 89.60 for inspecting bridges in Div. No. 7; George A. Sobenk 823.9010r letting and inspecting jobs in Div. No. 4; Pat Farrelly repairing bridge on county line of Grey and Bruce, draws 375 as Co. Grey’s shareâ€"or one-half â€"Bruce to pay 875 also. By-law 638 was passed, to appoint arbitrators to settle matters in dis- pute as to remodelling of section Nos. one. five and twelve. township of Sydenham. consequent upon the transfer of that portion of land taken last fall from Owen Sound and at. tached to Sydenham township. His Honor Judge Morrison, ’ H. H. Bir- gess. School [nepector, and Neil Mc- Uolman, of town of Thornbury, are appointed as the arbitrators. Report No.1 of County Property Committee rocommendod paymont of “noun“ for remit: M. county build- ings: Butch." Bram, 08.75 ; Chriuio Bron. 00., 869.42; J an» Runny. 85.55; H. B. “finders 00., 916.90; Parker k. 00., for electric light sun? plies, etc., .19; J no. Miller 6 months’ 1 rent of storehouse. .10; J. E. Hutsfi for plants tor court house grounded 013.55, and the sum of $18.20 to the; town owaen Sound for granolithic; sidewalk 1n front of Registry oflice a in Owen Sound. It also authorizedl the erection of shelving in Judgei Morrison’s office for his law library. ‘ Report 2 of County Property Com- .. mittee recommended that the tender 9 ,of Archd. Dewar for the erection of a ' vault at the court house for the safe; keep of the documents in the hands of the County Clerk be accepted. (This is a very much needed improve- ment, as the documents of the county have up to the present time had no protection from fire.) The chairman was instructed to have the office of the Clerk of the Peace covered with linoleum to prevent the coal dust iron the furnace room getting Total 329090478 340726 66 060,000 1,306,470 1,300,000 2,285,000 1 ,:;00,000 1,658,000 367,000 1,058,000 1,852,000 1,673,000 2,586,000 576,000 275,000 200,000 115,000 275,000 200,000 ' a. 01 ) 2.741 2,09; ’ 2, '2.54 ’ .5 ,(520 806 385 280 161 385 280 80 20 80 20 4O 40 00 00 00 00 00 2.559 {)9 1.400 00 2.46;? 40 2,800 00 1,344 00 182g) 11,.‘~':.’O 3, 199 1,958 ) 2.,3L1 05 . ()0 00 60 I ‘20 i Report No. 3 of the Finance Com- i mittee recommended the payment of 1 two accounts sent in by the council ; of Euphrasia for expenses in connec- i tion with the examination of two ; indigent lunatics, and their convey- ‘ ance to the assylumâ€"â€"-â€"accounts amounted to $78.1... $50 was grant- ied to the Central Agricultural Society of Walter’ 3 Falls, $200 to each of the three district Agricultural Soci eties, viz. North. South and East Grey, on the reception of their annual reports. 1116 sum of $1000 was grantei to the General and Marine Hospital in Owen .‘Sound. to assist in the work of that institution, possibly in assisting to i pay {01 the property purchased for nurses retreat. or the erection of a laundiy. The sum of 325') Vt as grant- ed to \iorth, South and Centre ’J‘rrey Farmers’ Institutes. and $10 to each of the Women’s Institutes of North South and Centre Grey. 1 SATURDAY MORNING . Council met at 0 o’clock, the War- den i11 the chair and all the‘members ' present. . Council adjourned to meet in Owen :Souud on Monday, November 2nd. at 0 _‘2p.m. The House of Refuge Committee’s report No. 1 recommended that no appointments of ofics for said House of Refuge be appointed at this ses- sion. It also recommended the ep- pointment of a committee, consisting of the county clerk and Messrs. Gor- don end Allen to draft by-lews for the governing of the appointment and duties of oficers of the House of Refuge end for the good government of the House, and have the same in readiness to submit to the council at the November session. The tenders for the pumping plant to supply wet. or to the House of Refuge were pre» sented to the committee, but were not considered satisfactory, and the sinking of a 6-inch pipe-lined well was recommended in the hope that an ample supply of water could be obtained within say 100 feet of the building. Report No. 2 of House of Refuge Committee recommended the payment of a few small eccouuts. and of the payment of 887.00 to Robert Malcom for overseeing the building of the mason work, etc. It also re~ commended the reduction of the size of the barn, as it was considered that a smaller structure would answer the requirements. Chas. Gordon had his account for inspecting the House of Refuge amounting to the sum of $73.50, passed and ordered to be paid. He was also appointed to visit two or three Houses of Refuge now in operation to ascertain their methods of book-keeping and the kind of equipment, furnishing, etc., which may be required to best serve the necessities of the House of Refuge. The clerk read the report of N. W. Campbell, School Inspector for‘South Grey, and it was referred to the Education Committee. Mr. Pringle presented report No. 3 of Finance Committee. Mr. Shute presented report No. ‘2 of Road and Bridge Committee. Mr. Gordon presented report No. L’ of County Property Committee, and also report No. ‘2 of House of Refuge ,Council went into committee 0n report 2 of Road and Bridge Committee. but rose and pass- edit without mnendment. Reports of County Preperty Committee and House of Refuge Committee were‘ adopted as presented to council. Rey port :2 of Education Committee was adoptedâ€"4t ordered that the reportsl of the Inspectors of West, East andl South Grey should be printed in the! minutes. These reports spoke very; favorably of the standing of the‘ schools throughout the countyâ€"-â€"of improvements which are noticeable in better kept school grounds. and in the efiorts of the trustees generally in improving interior of the buildings. The matter of School Sections or Public Libraries was also taken up, and the reports were on the whole encouraging. George Noble, who acted as messenger during the session of council, was voted 36 for his ser- vices. The Chairman ot Education, John McArthur, Esq., was appointed a delegate to the next meeting of the Trustee Association. which meets annually in Toronto. The sum of 812 was voted to the clerk to cover his expenses on account of the ses- :sion being held in Markdale; the lcounty treasurer was paid $2") for ' extra expense in connection with the meeting being held at Markdale. through sud covering everything in the room. The request of the Low Association for more shelving was deferred till the November session. The chsirmsn of the committee wss suthorized to procure fuel for the county buildings. why Oatsrrh is Full. Beause it] pours a flood of poisons into the cir-l culation that sup: strength and di- gestion so materially as to render the‘ body incapable of resisting disease, and consumption is the result. Ce- tarth is quickly cured by Catarrho- zone. a fragrant germ destroying vapor that goes to the root of the disease. It sombes and heals the inflamed mucous surface. clears the .head and throat, and positively never fails to perfectly cure Bronchitis. Asthma or Catarrh. Nothing is so good for diseases of the respiratory organs as Catarrhozoue. Large onto fit 81. Small size 25c. Dru gists or l by mail from Polson . 00.. ingston. .Ont. EGISTERED THOROUGHBRED Yorkshiresâ€"six weeks old. Apply to "was. sour sons. J nu w-6wâ€"c. Rocky Samoan P. O. ma ... H”.-- Pigs for Sale. J AS. IRELAND Few Facts About Newest and Ready REMEMBER THE PU CE REIEUBER TflE PLACE " «- - Colored Shirts If You Want Working Shirts Men’s Hosiery Underwear Stylish Hats A really good suitâ€"correct in style end very dressyâ€"you cm with confidence purchase it here. Very special Clay Worsted Suits at $10.00 and $11!)”. That are fit because they fit. We hsve a large range of the newest colors and designs in Boys’ and Men’s Shirtsâ€"bud sud soft fronts. plain or plested. Specisl values at 50c. 75c. $1.00 sud $1.25 Butter and Eggs Wanted. Most my kind you could want â€"Moleskin. all kinds of Duck, Sateen. etc., etc. We heve the best values at my price in the merketo-Couon. Plein and Penny Ceshmere, Cashmere and Silk, etc. The print in shrunkâ€"«his Un- derwou- won’t. We bought. a big lot of Hell’s Bdbtimn Un- derwur at . nry mid prion. M’s why wo‘re giving and utn vanes 3t 25c and 50: n éhority covers a. multitude of sinsâ€"so may a. nice finilh on 3 hot. ()ur huts. whether Felt or Struw. are good all through. LA/DLAW'S OLD STAND. LAIDLA V8 0L0 8Tlfl0.