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AGE° TIVR
A PEPIJUAR cAsE
WRI•el-LNICIPA VIT
'HELD RESPONSIBLE
Judge, Ward has given .judgrnvn
jy tile case, of Nesbitt and Wade Vs
Brighton Village,. in Which the plain-
tiffs sped the corporation -in, divisioL
court for° $81 damage, caused by
breaking 4 plate glass, wiadon, in the
frOnt of A. handing owned by °their
in Brighten, by the •throwirig of a
mt.one againSt• .W11140,yln, a Pas.'
;dog autpriiobile, The •plaintiffs ,
eged that ttho defendant corm:Tager• )
41'rnak4rg rePaire, to the read,. had
not exereisted, Proper tare in. the Sel-
ectie,ien of Material, and 'in ilk:it raking
• off, the•.larg9r stones; wittch large
stones' Jude ,Ward considered. were
-,!.• 'Menace to the .pohliC:
ered that the defendants. 'were liabh
flonyaiOi at14'4Witr4,it :13104P016
With 'costa, While the glass is te
• be renioVed-71,y the plaiirtiffS had giv
t'is•tfi; • defendants. •. This,
, 'first Case' .of its kind tried in; 'MD
court in Ontario, and well -be a• pre
apdent, no .doubt, for other casp
wharebi Manicinalities .will be .re
sperisible for 'damages in such cases
• It is generally •believed,in:piAltica'•
Circles that Ontario will be in the
• thoes of two general eleetiani 11
; 1926• It is Pot: likely that eithei
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party will be able to carry on foi
'Ong' in .the Federal Ilobee ehing to
statemate; and anelection seems,
• inevitable. Political pragnesticater:.
in Toronto declare that Preraier Per-
. .gusen 'intends taking time by • the
forelock and Will make .an appeal. on
the ,policy of goverment . control.
• With two .elections in the Offing there,
is a. Probability that ipolitieal
enssion ,will be more rife, than in the
cainpaign that terminated two week§
ego:.
POACHERS TO BE PROSECUTED
4.iCa re$pe
Leiag canoe is the
est way t*.:) advertise
our tininess"
The-lbughcst, prospects yiekk
Lang Distance Selli40?
e'r,Sisee:Alefehant e
• ct/
,.•
game sanctLay:.kr.own Wildeer:
Lake' where the wild life is protect-
ed and. elloWed' to *..rnultiply.,,, On
Thangsgiving' Day a, number of
sports 'cerise up:from Kitchener .ane
'went 'hunting on the reserve. A res-
ident of the vicinity: warned thorrn.
htat it was cOrifrai•y to law to. even'
Carry. fire arms on the reserve, but
.they p.41,110 attention to the infor-
,mation..Their.presience wasreported
to Paine 'Warden, :gty, of • Owen
Sound who, . investigated. Prosecu-
tions will follow. •
e .Leading Life ompan
, The Dominion
Statement 'of Main Items of Business of Canadian Life
Assurance Companies for the year. 'ending
Dec, 81 st., 1924.
'Iiotal Assets Increase in Assets •
SUNVIAP,E . $274,130,408 ''', ' i ' : .$6-.4,87309t --
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• „Remainiler of •, •
27 Companies . .•. • '
Combined , $4.74,671,27$ 49,762,331 . 2,4109340
Increase •in AssUr- . . Dividend Paid . to Total Paid to
in force . Net Surphis .'PoliCyho 'PoliCyhblder
. ,
• $1.p,$71,21.3 :. $293-86;248:,- 7..: :$ 6,437 ' $31,881,619 .-.,
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Total amount of Life
,Assurances force
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$ 871,636,40
Reinainder of
27 Companies
combined '
$240,131,478 • $51,820,057. $11,576,604 $:42.225 135'
There. are twen z -eight 6r.aVian Life Assurance Compan!es operating under Dominion
license! in ,Canada„ The information .he instructive ,in that it shows that the SIN LIFE is
writing, ahout, quarter of, tlt,i new business reported hY Olnedian Corigianies; .141s 'on its .books
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over a quarter of the to 4 bosi,w in force; more than a third, of the assets,. premium ineonie,„
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tctel income and •stiroltt4 paid out during the year 1924; more ,than s third ef the:;t1,tal, dlvidends
paid to tiollyboldereS; his Paid Nire than 40% Of total monies distributed to policyholderby
cai.,a•d:aitt cohipanies .organization and reported in 192.4 3100E THAN A RAF OF. THE.
TOTAL' "ADVANCE IN ASSE , .
When you are contemplating.putting .on Life Insurance
See- the:pUN,J4FE,Agent:
: H. 'OMIT. •
FORDir'Ll
Me. ,C-411-1. Martin and ,his men
prossidg .11a.- at lir, (',,'nest‘er Nay-
- -• • - .
, ,bizsiness
•'Ap Verontorilre tatter rpat.t„,.o
. last week.
Glad to bear that John and Harry
' Who have been under the
aireather :for some thrle are sa far
• prorevecet to be st,ound.egein,,
are
AdA:
.
,,eit-„the.,:root AircrvestAwas lbeen tprettl.
''' well eorriploted in this locality; altho
. ..--.0.' 0.6-.—:.
a feif turnips are still in the ground;
1 :Mr. • Alex ..Dew 11 E eter we
. 1 If , • 4
poioppylejgre4 while ' clipping, 0
Glad to- hear, that Miss, Gertrude:
Aitcheson„ who has hot. been well of
late, able to be around agdin:
• 10. Jan -WS- Martin is this week
threshing •O'Callaghan's, it
beteg the last job of the season..
the•••mnfavorabIe
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4E -COUNT IN 1404TW HURON
APAE"
' 3. ' . • 'Errig..RED
_.€;srekt lntereat bes. been titkca
the re -out : of the 'ballots e•gtsf, • in
gie ridilig" Of tio,..1Zi Huron at the
eleqien of 'Peteber" 29t1, ..auKt ..for
r.ec'en We here give. the report,
of Judge Lewis' decision aa •it ap•
pe.ired• tin The Loadon Free" Press....
Argument. in: the recount of. the
Taz,fr'..n the ele•Ai.on'of Octobel
in" --North; Huron:" W43 'heOd by
Judge Lewis on B11904/ JAs'
week,. .'Shirle`Y Denison', •Teront?, fun,.
Judley HolnieS,„ Winghain, appeared',
ter the applicant, Geo. Spottai (Con-
iervative candidate, • and 4. ,..A(for,
merly JUdge) *air* Stratfercl;
and R. .3Tanatorie; Wirigham,--
•,2tesenif :for W. Eine; pro..
grospive DeniSOn•
•ri .his argument Stress 'upon the;
'"..)tincitile SeerecY,Of• :tho %
,;.vhile counsel for'444i- king Oiteci pie;
'•edeifts' showthat :the,' intent..'`o•
he voter was .;the vital -principle in.
.volved and pointed •out that the lam
3ppeifiCanY :provides for the 'counting
ballots, from which the •eriOnterfoil
'arid .not been AetaOhed.
Judge Lewis,,released his judgment
at, oteleek • Thursday evening
slip Of Of Paper ,Attiiched' bearing his
count • .of,. 'the ballots: King, 0.077,;
. .
spotton, ,5088. •
elirdgment is as to 0
' The'returning eificerPs first aerqfi.
elite states ihat:KIng. received. 5,342
votes; :Spotton, 0;173 votes, Total
10,515•+ofes. ' •. ' •
I perSonaq ;handled and recounted
'all of said votes, 'erceept those of three
mina hereinafter referred to;, and I
am indebted to the two senior eoun
sel, who were: in the final: argument
and :to` the two junior 'eeuUsel, wh
were acting all the way -through, fol.
their assistance, in nik arduoustask •
their. 0 4 Inroughout.
' .There,were ;about 149,i:tenets; from,
,4,6 polls; objected .to; and,: laid aside
for later' iconsideration. I have'. ,al•
levied •and Counted All but five of these,
hallofe.. t have sealed up all of Some
ria separate envelopes, for . their .•.'re
s'pectiVe'.' .' Scattered ,Arrien.P
these_ ballots ;objected to were
number, with. countetirs',. on.
ballots, I .found, came under Under • Seeger
14, ss: '3, ,of The Dominion El dor.
Act; and 1 allow same; they being aph.'
erwise in :proper' feria... es ; i con,
.sider, to have had 'their Ceunterfeih.
left on by inadvertence.. •• .1: 2••
.• On; opening the, paekets,'•••
D.'R.:0!a endorsation •on saine, tt
Contain the fallowing votes,
- Pail :No. 2, Grek;for, King .43F,
Poll. No. 2,, Gey, .. for ,Spett04•••......4.g„
Poll No. 6, Grey, .for
Pelt NO. 6 Grey, for ''Spotton
' Poll: NO. 7, Ashfield, :for, kink.. :•:8f:
Poll Na.'1,:,..Afield; for '§potton:. . if
. making for King 269 :vote's.; , fdt•; Spot -
ton, 82 - votes;. an aggregate total of
342' votes; 1. found that :all the
let' had their counterfoils ettaelied
At eriee, without' looking at saine, oi
alloWitg. same Vo be: looked at, at, excepl..
sufflciently, to assure , myself :am.
ethinsel. foi- the,'.eendicletest abut the
wore. 1 Sealed • &Mlle upaga'n,,Arid re:
• Served skew -:,for further '-edrisidpia• •
Argument of, counsel waS:,delivefe•d,
:on.,Noveinber. 16th, 1925.: .? •
• • In forming ,the c6ficlUston 'that :•l
• have reached • as to, these three pope'
and. :'ballots• therin, 1. have ,etmsnitee
• a 'great many authorities; and es
pectallre.• refer to the judinen•Forliits
tices. Idington,',Duff, Anglin, Brodeur'
and Mignault, of the Siipreme. Ceurt
the gest Calgary Electiot Case.
Court Reports. Reports. Thia repert says, or
page 4:
"At this late' day it is strangc ths:
citizens of this Country should not be
familiar with the manner or Voting.
And hertreVerregrettable. it maybe
that the. vi1I of the rinajoritY Shot&
not ,prevail, ' Still that Will mnst.be ex•
Pressed; in the required Manner, oth-
'orvirise it lia of ne'effece.'"
Also Soutl:.; • Oxford Case, Appest"
Division, Ipntatio- Supreme Court
vol..' 82, page 7, of Ontario Law Re
• 1),:e,rtss,ayJ8u:., sitieeMute,. j. vie
"The object of ,tbe net 'is to social
complete. secrecy " in voting. • ..The'
,:lunterteit is 'destroyed, as: soon 11.5
the deputy returning „dikedidenti•
flea' the number of it, with the
ber opposite the , voter's -;tiaine, ,Thc.
elauSe requiring the Ailleint 'stamp'
'preventS freed, and „goitres security tt
• those having the right to vote,,by en
-stitirtg'...the use Only of 'ballets 'issued
by, the rettirning officer, the identity
of -which Shall 'be' eertiified by the `offi:
cial siitt ,thr
the -eroWli in Chancery staniped••••on
each $alltit:
"TO petthit ballot 'tapers not • tt‹,
Statriped; to be used , would, in. the
,,•langUage...,4jVItadiRy,„ •-•optroved:
.bY,,,Lord Blackburn 4041e. Vaing`01184- •
effect he repealing the Act Of Far-
- - d
.that protection whieh
Pleat iatouclid to lOcu.0 tot them."
411011.1.111111.1.11110......i,
horse. on Monday last. He Was 'works
ing on the front part .of the anintal
when it retired up Mid ittriielt On
•top 'of the; head lw,ith One foot, Ill.-
„ „ . •
,flicting two ,tifeP talk "tlitt4 th4t
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ttreraiiredvindlictili:-Iittentfori..'Tlie4Won:”;
sztor 10 that the injury did not PrOve
fat1't 01%140141i the' '141-0-64clie"of
.the "no/. vrtqf Air; vow *1;$
i •
;Veit '6pag235, ef:Cerfede • erii<
hante land Would °Drive tlie pal!
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In ()Wen Sound Case,, Ontario Law..
Aelierbli. --VOL.21T--, Fele-230i Itra4,f
LeeP0X PeYst
° "Secree3, is Joon', a tiesie'prineiPle Of
Our Municipal voting; and di iti.grim-
portgnt in a municiparehntesti ft. is
vital in a VOtgr upon 4 teeee, socia
question, such • as is the
Statutory method that gives 'Waling
and validity to the vote..!
J also refer to South WaterlooPro.q
.vinsial Eleetkm, vo155, Ontario 44
Reports (1904), page 250. .1-Iere, it
says, that -where irregularities at the,
aei's aro ,.traceAllY4 ,to .0.versight °-
mistake, or downright careleSsnesIT
igr,o4mce of the clEeers resPOns
ible, it was ,enclucted in 4Ceordpn,
With...the prinzipleS laid...down in thf
Act.
I the Whids,er (se, 1.2'1, 1924; .6ntarif
„Ler" Reports., veil; .55,, Page .288;
tiee'Logie aYs: `, ; •
. the' eleotieir was; not eonduetee.
:irt- •
accordance With the PrMciples
cloWn•da the .Act; the Savinp'
,114106, „dperi.. not. ••aPply, and the'ejec-•
PIROPIrs_
A, Pleei4Pg' Wris 4411ra:in 'Stieet
United Chtirch,, Ripley, vn ..• X0444y
of last: Week for the Purp(fso of mak-
"ng, some periorent arranuefrier4
the, preaching! •Stationvin t.Iis ds
Reit, ' 'jr.• R • ole, Walkeiton,
cheirinati of .Bruce .Preabytery, .
1
pre-
sided, Delegates were. present ..frem
Rervie, kinlcss, Purple GrOvii: Clark,4,1
LucknoW, Hcilyrood, 13ethel', Pipe'
St: Audrows god' Tar. ;
.tt...,•cus •
.ion , of the situat:on,, off e,e,ing.
everg :kiace;,:. ;a .resolation was
reepromend.rx f;.) the Presytevy
..hat•Jile following „a1,7,14:4,..e.nient,
'the • •of the present c1;,:;.,:•
year..7The' feryie
'corepr' se
riritt: Purple ,. GroVe The two ...forme.;
'•tiovirii" •serl:rices eVeryi 'S'Unday.. °and ,
the. tyy lettier:oncaltorrate• suntioy",:
„ • „
The twO churches .in 4r -e•
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tion• niube '"voidefv,r .1.1nited;od. &vet“added;;f:I.,
usti Btr
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• e,e 9 TA. n H a,ldi
char
mapd Pirtse
1.1prenie Court of. Ca -Ade, vol. .15
page. 515,, sayS:' '
"1 hold seere'cy. to he imposed a:
4bsoltiterule of puhlfc poticy, am
ll '
iat cannot be ',Waived.i, ;
My. own • Op'.IrrLon -is that setrety
ehe basic pithciple of the Actanf
that the joss!.vital, if it is n?t pre
's
int. Secrecy is 'fundamental And ot
:liiritv;- ad tilr7verr”
and • meaning cf the Act. '
. The •saving • elapse in. sectiOn 62,
is governed by the weird "inad-
vertence," and 1 interpret this clauSc
to Mean that, if a D:R.'0. unwitting;
•Iy; by mistake, .forgets to remove
counterfoil, in the -manner • that r
'bank teller *makes a .mistake, in poun.
tinea; large parcel of bank bills; the
9: Or the judge...taking, the re-
count, may remedy this omission., but
this';,carniot 'possibly Include 'the fie
.of deputy retining ofllecr, who
-noranie, leaves a Whole. poll .of bet-.
•
complete the Ripley
ge Hol •
rood is to. be cons deed w.th a .vle-v
of disbanding. 'The • lest of flu
••harges .are, to remain as :they •are'r•
ureaent, This appeers b-a;the. 10
ssoluticm to the problem in tLi:
3ection,' wil1.. strengthen thr
.ause Of union'in tb•s, part of 'Briar(
'.resbYtery. A rrost.hantopieus spir-
t,Previled th•reughout thp ineet:ng.
•NEW AUTO° MARKERS .
Hem George S. Henry; "MinIstei
highways, recendY, awarded tho
..clintract for the supply.. of 1926 ante
mebile markers 'to. the MacDonald:
Manufacturing . Company, Te-oont6
the price' ileilOg 844c. per, priir.' Five
fenders Were 'received,. Last year's
price 'was 'ten cents' per Pair:
edoi, of tlip markers • for next,' year
is ' to be pearl' ,grey and black. Sonic
344,000 Plates 'rire bell:lg.:ordered nt
-64:4-----g-047ttP3A-0•••:-: 7
la.)ts With 'counterfoils ‘,90".•
geer.ardtheig, ‘di)h1/1•el: couit i;i,laenb(141lots 1
leave sarne sealed up • as above •stat.
•. .
.,4t one of the prineipli points, in
volired. Was.' the non-compliance of
hreereturning officer with re,
:cialtements of thul , there
sbould be no tests to either Partk. •
...... It was said, unit in such eases.. ne
appear to !higher court' can be pia&
but evidently Mr. King's legal'ad
Visers think. differentlyi arid: an • ap-,
:peal theTSupreine Court has been
I Made, .On. the ground, it said,:thai
Judge Lewis d'd not count the bal,•-.
lots in the boxes in Which it :was
sOid all had l?een Pat in with . the
"20u;nterfoil attiehed, A.4 parliarnein
,
.s to meet in the near , future ‘. th(
Supreme Copt Will likely deal. pig,
•the appeal, •rig•ht. away.
' A NARROW ESCAPE'
Two young inn :from the '.eoaritry.
• Who Were in Pltetee training, with'
..qie Military '• boYs, ; recently hhd
Anetrow eseine:: from ' being. ,killed
, while ,on their way 'home going
Aort,h,,• They were. driving a horse
:and When Obiitit the Metropolitan Ho
;„"kl. a car Oleg, in the seine direction'
ir.iven at a 'very fast speed,.overtodk
:hem and strk'ng the baggy, hurled
he pecupUnts, .itito.• the, ditc:h :with
• ;errible: force, • and: the horse wai
',cnce'..ked• d -O• The tWo 'young men
...athered. themselves . and Incky:te
;a3'.- escaped with- only 'w-feW-braises:-
injur
wai unknown- never --stopped. .to 'es and •the baggy 'and harness • *ere
As° damaged.. The car 'driver, who
the;:horse reedited time
:What damage was 'done. • A drive:
't•ho. acts „in that Way '4.houl(1„, on 'cot
iCtion, be • permanentlY , refuien• a
exise to drive a car. • •
FOURTH' CON, HINLOSS.,
Mr. David Carruthers attended the,.
Royal "W liter Fair, last week, in TO,
root°, -• • ,•• .,
- Mrs. McCauley spent thurs.
day with her sisthr, Mrs. A. Graham
Mr, and Mrs. A. , Ilughee and Misr
Annie spent an evening recently wig
Mr, and Mrs. Mc1C. Webb. - •
Mrs. J. 'MacKenzie on the Fourth
Apent •fev days -list 'week' .With
'friends in Toci•ontO. •
The 1.1:F,W.O. meethin was 'very
:well attended list Thursday afternoop.
at the home of Mrs: A.',Grahant...
Mrs. Wm. RObb' visited' last week' ,'
:with her sister; lin Henfrya.
Mrs. Jessie McInnes,. formerly Or
pinpot, • Sask., is visiting this ;week
With Mrs. It, Middleton: • .
. Mrs..„ Robb' rettirned hetnelast
week frotom -Toronto. ,• • •
•PR.; RODERICK, FRASER DEAD-
• ,
,(Kincardme Review -Reporter)
Word was received here 'Of the
death of Dr. itoderieki•Fraser,
Posed away at his herne n Vi.4:toricti
TIC; op -Monday, NOYernber 16th. Dr
Srasett,i,Vas el1k156M•1:/1 411 '1th
7ity, having been born and :raise& mi.
the 7th of Xitioarditte`ToWriship; Mt;
Danfoi Prasor,. 1th rtincardIno; is 4
loather irid'iffileti Mti• lier*
Wei a aiStcr.
4
rt.,*
RGAINS
tfil.VNWS
Boy's' Pullovers
• Nec.k..
Heavy WoOl Rib,.Srown
or Navy, Sizes 28 to, 34:
$1,00 Each.
igses'
P1 ai Preen, trimrnec
with Sabc1,,t' 36' art
38,. fine J&:se Pure Woo
learing $1,00 Each.
L4dies!, Coats.:.an4.
.• Regular-$5,5CY.and,,$8;50.
Clearing. at $1.05
Men's Fleeced thie• .
Underwear --
•'Special 98e. and,78c.
LL FOR CASH
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Oaer their tea -cups they Marvelled at the ingen-
uity of their. hostess—it Was really 'such- an
unusual luncheon, so dainty and so nicely served
And the secret was—just 30 minutes! study.
each week of the free Maple Leaf Club lessons.
- with occasion -a' personal assistance from -
,
Phis fasnotri Domestic Science authority•and Illrector'
of the JVInple Leaf Club has prepared an unusually
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nEfin OFFICE; TORONTO, ONTARIO ,
FOR
BREAD, CAKE' Ei• ‘PASTRY
a -14,10011e-
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Ann*of•the course (four) lessotqs.
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