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3
, Conservatives Organize
' lOonservatives Of 'the !new riding pt
outh Huron met 110 Clint= on S'at-
Imlay ton organization. Chairman for
'the different Tidings were named aa
trollows.--lSeaforth, Robt. Wilson;
Mensall, Teter Cantelori, ; Exeter. .3
TW. :Taylor ; Bay field, Dr. Woods; Mo-
NilloP. John 'Scarlet ; Tuelrersmith.
Morton; Usborne, 5 .flunte,r; Step-
hen. 3olin ; Hay Wm. Conant
iSta.nley Johu McNaughton ; Goderich
?Township John. Middleton; Hallett,
Wm. Wien; Ciintoa D. Cc nielen, Th. se
deilth the riding officca-s mimed nt lest
/annual meeting -i.President, Retry
Morton Of Kippen g•Secretary. R. N,
Creech, oe Exeter and Treaeurer, T
!B. 'Carling of Exeter.a'aonstinites the
*executive. Thee Conservative candidate
dor next election Will be ' named et
si coisvention to be held after the
"forthcoming session' of be House or
Tommons. 3. .7 Merrier. Mein the
Vreseeit member, Hy. _Silber, M.'? la
sand ltd, Mon Men% a Peel svere the
.aliet speakers. Other ,spealiegs were
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14AL David Oant:elDn o Cinnon; Jobe.
3Sherritt, ex -M., re of Parkhill T. ifl.
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.Ji G. Richardson, elierkl•• aen
iStariley ; Wm. Cons' ti or limy ; ev
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Goderich Townebip, and Mr. -1101
=an or Egmontiville.
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TsR TIMES
Crediton
Mr. Dyer andtleatiliditer, lArs. Walter
413endod the funereal Of the forniern)
son-iohlaw, Mre Hawkins of Wynne -
Mr, Thtetbeto1 Morriston,
guest of:.„lar. Ind .Alas. A. Moidock,
•
tribe .alfathodisti church or this Place
have organized a teacher 'training
class or twenty-seven Members. b s
class willla.ke tip the study on
nesday evenings under the inetrucs
tion or Bev, Jeffersee.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Wrath of Peace
Itiver are be guests 'of Mr.' 'and 'Urs.
nyllits3sT4°Z7i.iler elYdn't` Stilidar at 'her
haran irt Datheyeihd, ,
The Methodist choir of thre'ehlhee
were pleasantly ,s n ter ta tee d on 'Fri -
to
a , O
niaagy. diveningi last :thy eir. ,aled
Lawson at tm
heir hoe ba Exeter.
Misses Louise end Idaolinen e
tertained the 4 W's isew•ing cinci
sleighing party Betel-44Ten. e
eF
Misses Mabel ,•inentel and
Brown spent dim eveek-eed with, gni'
latives in Zurich a
Miss 'Pearl Heist, left: this week ;to
speard a 'rear months With her sister in
Bad A.gees• Mich.
Miss Edna Finkbeirser has
turned fp Sebawing, Mich, a.Eter.
visiting her 'motenerr
Miss Clara Heist has returned 'to
tier !home 1 Killraanaugh, Mich., af-
ter visiting relatives.
Miss Bolden of Pigeon. nficii.
the guest or Bir. and Mts. Ily Matz.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Shluckter and iclae-
:niter of Pigeon, Mica., are •Vientiiree
I elati.ves
Miss C. 'Browne' Or Sebawinns,
tea visiting her pvents.
For .CountrrSchool Boys
The boys/ te the:Second Book, ihk.
Third Book and the Fourths Book of
the various counfry selools arouest
Crediton, !also all big boys and youna
fellows who have left school, also all
!ethers who earnestly dealre that
their boys shall be properly and beanr
ifally instructed in how to take care
, or their bodies. are urgently invited
to ititterxd two lectures; No. 3 and Ne
14 of the bailed of Personal Parity
and Sex Hygiene°. to be given in the
CrecTitoo Public , School on Friday.
Februarei 12th, at, '10.30 a.m. and 2.130
p.lra. sharp .Let no bop be deprived
of this golden Opportunity of learn -
hag lessens, wonderful and terribly
needed, about the splendor acd snoredness or his body. It is oE eternal im-
portance. These 'lectures wilt be dr --
livered by Mr. Arthur Bean,
of the Department or Education, Tor -
'onto. Mr: Beall is a specialist or thira
teen years' standirg on this =h-
i eect an an expert in addressieg
boys. All such boys will, of course
bring their lunch end wilt be At
school ,,before half past ten.
WHALEN.
Mr. end Mrs. George •MilIson area
Mr. and. Mrs. Hector Wilson at-
tended the oyster supper of toe Can-
adian Order of Foresters in Grin ten
Friday night. Hector Millson assist-
ed with the. programme and 1 woe
much applause dreen the audience.
Mrs. D. Ifedgsori, 'of Ilkoecjaw. Sask.,
is visiting relatives here in Cetera,
this month. She ,spent over Sundays
with John Hodgson of this place.
Mrs. Hopkins who resides on the
Kinslea farm near here still remaiii
ver ill'and under the Dr's. care.
.Despite the weather on Suncley there
was a Iarem 'attendance. ot Sabbath
school. ,and church here. Tide Pastor..
Rev. D tcbrok'd't,rettthed4L 'very, inn
teresting• seinv:from. the text. "0
Lord revive. Thy words in our midst. -
!Quarterly sacramen'i eernik will be
bold • ode Sunday afternoon, The chase e.
has anrchaseri a r.ei,v individual .com-
nnion through the nastor from
Toronto, and it will be in use on San -
next: at the communior- service.
rirl Daisy Miasion• Band will meet
nt the home oZ Mrs. T. Illorlev's On
Saturdays
G11EE.14W AY
Ms. Arthur Beall of the Education
Dept. rea ye. inters:1i ing :sad mace e e
t he Me thodist elm rs h ei ft er ruib a- a 1 01
evening.
I Need :Sunday win he' the eadrameol
'service id the Methodist church. The
paste: will preach at 10.30 (Ian, Sun
-
thy echool will be withdrawal,.
nine W.M.S. "At Home" Met Fr ides
W:10 3. grand auchees in spite of the
eel y cold wea Hier, -
err. end 3Ire. Cliffe, of Thedfortil
are visiting friends here •
iMiee Ethel Oliva,' spent last math
1 Vri it h.'grandfather Mr. P. Baker,
ler (nand Bead.
'Allister Wellevoed Gill, who hal been
viALing Ine emeinn, Miss Gladys AWOL:.
Lite returned ,beerge
Mr. b, nugash, erica the week -end
at home, ,
,e1r, 11 Curtis has returned from. a
pleesatit Veit With Anoingeri fridisds,
Mr. Ear/.Webb is hired With gr. 0,
Woodburn.
LOCalS
Treble 'IS IsPerullaa lew
deiya in Lon41on.
Mr, Itolstrt Roweli.fre leas been.'
vting With reletives and !frier:fig
Siaborne aid.
Mr. Netson Prior, , cf..' l'ortage bi
'Prairie Visited <luring the poet %vete
with. nfrs Tilos. Brior, of town.
Infr. jas. jeelrelL c± llexecer. left feet
adhursday for Pt. Sduran, where he wil/
'make hie ho.ine witialna on.
111 STERLING
LIVES A GIRL
Who Suffered As Many Girls
Do --Tells How She
Found Relief.
•
Monday eveoing and 'hvere, the gueete
or Goderich attended tRe• dance or years and 1 used to faint away every
Miss E. Saunders and Miss Doty,
, SterIing,..,C,.:7;."1 am a girl of 22
month and was very
ter, Miss. Ha mitten. a weak. 1 was also
'Messrs, 'Masi DYer, °Of rlintote, a dd bothered a lot with
female weakness, it
Lloyd Rivers, of Forest, were in town
for the dance on, Monday and !worm read your little book
lithe lied here Tuesed ay on account.° ot 'Wisdom for Wo -
MO traies, au:fling. .
omen,'theransdhIasdawbheoewn
Mr. Win. Westeatt,, or Ushorne. has
port based ;from lie. D. Wood the h., lox helped by Lydia E.
residence on Claronistreet'occeptect Ov Pinkham's Vegeta-
Mr. 11%.,Bell land gets possession ttho
. ble Compound, and
1st .'at March. • • decided to try it, and
it has made me feel
be held in jiireies . NJ:soot Methodist ' lilte a new giri and I am. now relieved
church on Tuesdar,', evening, Feb"- of all these troubles. I hope all young
ruary lethe Addresses by Rev. Dr, girls will get relief as I have. I never
James Endicott, 9eopral Secretary or felt better in mylife."-MissBElarerA.A.
•Foreign missions And others. Music',
under the direotiongoe Mr. Philips. PELOQuIN, Box 116, Sterling Conn.
,
' A., Men's ;Missionary ha ra ef
massena, hasne take,..,,Y-
• Er.tcrtaineti ne• annuli bayieneh.
tendored hte Young Ladies' nibl. EoPinklidnds Vegetabler CoMpound
Claes bythe Troung Men's Bible close and I highly recommend it. If anyone
Taines‘ street, °Mir& on Tuesday Wantsto write to me I will gladly tell
everang was a decided isuccees, der her about my case. I was certainly in
epite the disagreeable weather fit a bad condition as my blood was all turn -
the day. The teachers hrul officere ing to water. I had pimples on my face
and al' feici- friends were also enter- and a bad cold-, aod for five years I had
tained and altogether nearly two.
hundred sat down to the tables when been troubled with suppression. The
an abundant supply of oysters, ice doctors called it 'Anemia and Exhaus-
tion,. and said I was all run down, but
crearn. eteosupplied the wants of. the
Com -
inner retard.? Afteresupper an interest. Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
ing eirogram. considtiog•Immo pound brought me out all right." -Miss
and addresses was .given,with Mr. LAVISA MYEES, Box 74, Massena, N.Y.
G. jones; teacher or rine nIerals Claaa
occupying the chaie s usual happy Young Girls, Eteed This Advice.
and efficient roaamere The evolving Girls who are troubled with painful or
irregular periods, backache, headache,
dragging -down sensations, f ainting
spells or indigestion, should immediately
seek restoration to health by taking Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
sleet and rain continued mast off the
dety. Monday.bight. there was a bad
windstorm with :heavy SOOW Which
tied 'nenthe xailw-ay traffic and fit
was late in the afterrema of Tuesday
was a very enjoyable. ona for ,alt
present.
Reeruits Wanted ve-. Secruiting Tor
the 33rd and 34th tiena.ntry Battalion.
has not gone ahead as rapidly as was
anticipated, accerding to reports re-
ceived at' headeuartees from different
stations in the divleion. An extension
or time has accordingly been granted.
London bad turncshed more than the
number asked/ for; but some elf the
smaller towns hay& sot been ..able to
keep the 'pace and in. conseaue rice n
special effort is now Put forth to 'se-
cure as' many'. more as possible in an
parts oe division. •This 'special appeal
Is expected to bring results in Lon-
don during the present week.
This community has had a taste o:
vo.ried weather in a merleed degree
eloring the Past Week. The. closing
days of last week were' very cold
With .the' mercury .playine with the
low figures of the thermometer. On
Sjinelay it changed arid a 'storm or
CENTRALIA.
We are pleased to learn thet Ikrze
HENSALL
The present good sleigaing is mak-
ing business good for our merchaute
and .our grain buyers are getting in
large supplies for which. they are aa
usual paying good prices
We regret to report that our esteem
ed resident, 2rXr. Robert Stewart, is
and has been Cor the past week or
two very seriously ill, but we trest
that with good medical attendance
end home care be may soan expeller:ea
a change for the better.
nhe relatives and friends of Rm.
William 3InEwon'e eldest •daughter,
Mrs. rouslie, or 'Winnipeg, will re-
gret to learn that she recently
suffered the bereavement or • lieu
little three year old daughter, Mar-
garet, who died a diptherift.
A vera interast lei.; meeting was held
under the auspices of tree Rabekae
ElltLondon dg well, after the before any trains arrived in town . A of the Oddfellows mien
for the dacne Monday evening, were large attendance cod the woree ext -hal‘
iot is oin
critical operation he underwent in number of people •who crena 'to towa officers were installed. There was a
Wpoets LO be able to leave the hos-' stalled here for the ;day f tb very ably done by the Goderich Tad -
alelleeliy- Hospital, Toronto. He ex-
pitop Saturday. ' •- passengers and i part; et the crew
. Al ;see 0 e test Afterwards all repaired to P:
Thei'Ladiehl Aid is to meet at Mra. o nattrain, whc..i
e ;nft ipa Weggins' resturarit where a Splendid
Jadaes Nejnes on Thursday :afternoon. the morning vere' in, tW
on for supper, repast was served.
. and Mrs. Ralph spent Suada' in y,the fiaarriving about , six o'clock. Mrs. -Wm. McKay was in Dungan-
MXThe snow-plow'neCt the track tete: the former - hc'Eaeenj;r• ahauasyhusband. Mr
'so41 t`
at Mr. John Cohvills. , non last evetsP
ne r,,
i We regret that 'little Wendel Will_ times between Lonsion end Clinton. William McKay, pi -amoral of our
the doctor' care and hopes aka may, on Tuesday.but there was .ao 'freight public school.
On Thursday Jan. 2.1st. a very
ds, has' some time bean , ender The passenger ee.rvice was resumed
happy event took place in Carmel
SOOD be her former happy self again. moving on this he.
' 1211
Box Sacral i- The Centralia baseball The London Advertiher last week Titn0reaS inthemorning,
Wilson,dillolv:
revible*afr
eh
ooys willt hold la hem social in this eentaitied the picture of Mr. Fred who is well and favorably known in
School Hall on Friday evening. Feb- Keel-. cel Crediton, together with the this locality, having taught school
ruary 12th. A program consisting of followines-'One Of the best -I -town near Hensall, 'was united in marriage
solos, readings and a plev entitled trap shooters In Ontario is Fred to Miss tes.sie Munn, eldest daughter
"Who's Who." Miss Lillian Elliott.. K", rr. or Crediton. Mr. Kerr is one of or Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Munn, of
solist, Mr. H. -Nrarey, Comedian, and Canada's crook, Shots, and re =urea- Hay. The bride was charmingly •at -
J. H. Dupla.n will assist in (the pro- nament would be complete, without -tired, and the happy couple were un-
grom. After the program the Wine him. He haze nist returned from .sev- attended an were quietly marrted in
boxea will be sold. .Admiasion lOcts, erat• shooting tonrnameets ' with the church, anterwards driving to the
---7.--t —wee)several prizes., At the loet ;St. Thomas
. DRAM
Gun Club tournament. he cal -lied off -
the gold watch donated by George
• McCall. a that city, for the winner
03ert Greiner has improved alightly of the• live bird event, w,hicli was
Coopers Epworth League ,visited opere to the world. The !Ceediton. shot
Weedhadn Lealrile' on Sunday evedirm. wired 14 out of 15. In a recent tour -
Jan. 24th and gave tee programme [Omelet at Algoma, nelich., he carried
A yery enjoyable and profitable ever. n(1, the biggest caite.prize 'of ' the
Log was 'spent." • ' tourney in '
depot, where they took the morn.
log express for an extended trip. iA
large number of relatives and friends
assembled at the train to see them
off and. Wish them all happiness. The
bride was the recipient or many
handsome presents.
Din District Deputy Grand Mast
visited the Masonic Lodge here on
the clay bird avelet,
making only 17 misses out of 300. Monday everang of last week. tie
8 comPli
out 0..r 200. He seldom missee a leheot efficiency of their lodge work. After
mented the brethred on thr
At Poled. O.. recenlln, he only missed
efficiency
tOurnamect, add he cah alwa.ys labor a pleasant social hour was ‘en -
be ,depentlad upon to carry off some ioyed at tbe Mascot resteurent.
of the, prizes. Weetern Ontario is the mDaeisktaryictalDldephuistysGuritaendel.traltieur. v7sinti.....
home oZ many good trap shooters. but sag Oddrellows lodges. They visited
few of them a:4os the reputation and Goderich end Dunefanuon last week,
honors teat Fred Kerr is credited at which places they had splendid
with."' '
Edgar Mills is putting in ice. Cope-
land Bros., commence text week. • I
Miss Flett is via:tints at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Hanes.
Miss F. Mills vielted et; the home of
MISS Henry :over Sunday.
Mrs. Wynn e Sr. had the misforture.
to Lail last week and broke her
Miss .T3. Berryhill, awhile easiting
at thee:home or her undo Laudoc,.
Townthip Met with a very 1-Jeri:dun"
aceiderit while °driving. The bores: ben
ceme frighteried an1 ran away
throwitig :her out of the cutter break-
ing aerie at 'the elbow. The muse -
cies and tendrobs bereg 'severely
bruised and mana,Ted.
Acsidents may happen but 1 pre-
cautions ahould be taken. There is °:.e
tad dog on the I3ase Eine which will
persist in ruoting out and acaring
horses.
(000Per'S Congregatien have do-
cided to give the Combination Servioe
a teral„ Preaching servith wJl com-
mence next 'Sliteday at the .bour or 2
o'cloelc, sheep. n3abb3 t b Schopl immed-
kiddyi:aner preacting service.
Sam innental eervir.e at Woodhull!'
next Sunday, at 10,30 ra.m The rase -
or will preach on the subject: "The
Enrolee. re! Ilirsbaxed".
l'he ;Quart ern/ 'Official Boarfl will
meet .at Coopers on Monday, Feb. nth
at 2.33 p.m.
ene-•
So Car only twentyeeine moil have
enrolled hers out of one ,hundred. and
(any asked! tor from the netht Middle-
sex Reg:moot, A number of civil -
cants were rejected, but even with
theca the snowing° ie fax frorxi esatis-
faeLory.-Strathroy D:spatch„
James Alexander, a veteran blac::-
smith oE Ailsa •Craig d cud 'Thursday
Morritcg, fol. I ow i n, r it abort, lleess. 13,
bad, been o riceident or Ailsa Craig for
more than' fotty years anti was wide.
ty known throureboilt tire eerround-
, Eng 'district, Surviving are Ids wife
' arid twobrothers, Jolin aod. JobasCoa,
meetiriga.
' The annual meeting oC .the tCarene1
church was held on Wecitiesday- even --
HICKS' FORECASTS tog. There was a. good attend Inca
, . and much interest displayed. • The
The. Eitel:. Reaular Storm Period 'ex -
various reports. were •quite . antis re 0 -
tends mime., the eith to the titl,. fay -
tory and,' show, a enod rind progx•esstre
work is being, done a/0ml all lines
or ohm -el.. effort.
1,3 Drake and rercy Clarke beve
at the foundation of this and all oth- purchised the Commereiel Hotel build-
er storm per'octs. The Venus eluinox in' sind entire•outfit from W. rerkans
is still in full force, with Moon in and take possession on February, tbe
ifegats center on Sunday the 7th. Die-
-turbine; Causes And What to ireolf
For. The "Vulcan irnluence." lies al
perigee on the 71,11, at last quartet, or:
the Oth. 'and extreme south, declina-
tion on the 9th, r ad:1'n coasts heti
mountain regions will have growrime
searrn tonditiond by the i5tia, and Ilth on 'Monday, January 2otb., alter n.1;1
growing aloudiness end 'stoners t illness about five years. -Deaeased
lvas born in the , County Dowin, Ire -
Fail ng barometer, chaage to warmer
wird. rain and snow°, will grow a e-
eo land' P.,!26 and earne to this cove.-
..tent ,and "Mae. as they lass eastward isflueilln;01-11103:1 ef;er^ctebeeahareatnesPlenx!ditblf
and entilliward ecross atm •cortntrr niarye where ,he was engeged ir. ,shor,
from the 71-ai to the 10tb. Unease' mak g, he eext moved to toe Thames
storrds will be err:ening the central 1 road, tisborne where ,he resided, tin
Missiseippi valleo aboat the 'able and ' coming to iFetlttlit in 1587. Here ho
Oth, w:!th barometer rising and coil coiltIictcd ti slicenanking business col
oteat!op; weatheredvancing from the SOVS31 years when be retired. About
west, and 'threatenina, stortn.a ap- rive years ago he 'had 4t strokit and
proach:ng the Atlantio const state.. has been in a very (able state ever
g-Phue, three 11:atinciive Phases or clime. 0 Za euiet unassuming &epee;
weatber will prevail in these ox- tion, he took little interest in pub.
toes at the same time, Each Isere 'lie affairs but was a ',stenrich friend
t et will have its tura at each " 0? and much beloved be his family. He
them, esthe changing ;conditions tas a etalineh Freebyterien. The
move iirrolin west to east acro.se thi, funeral took place Thursday from the
country.
re -...Menet. en 1 Ponsell Isnlioe 'Cemetery
MeV. R* tflcks, B.D., of Henson, hat
recorafed a, unaidatotis inviLatton 'from
the .soarierly board or tee London
ell re et Methodist IChnreh Wiedeor le
beanie their pastor, subject to thi,
poroVal of the stationing odinnitttoo,
.Arr. Hicks spent four sears, with the
'above coagregation.
20th.
Another knee tlme xesident of Her
oall past over to the great (mink/TRY
Children Cry
FLETNER'S
0 A lr (0 IR I. A
HOCKEY
Contineed fir= page 1
ice unless akompanied by a Parktill
player, While Pete Haw,key decorated
the boards on sea -oral oceaaions, We
have the spectatore to back us up
when we say the PerIchill --Exeter
game 'was laet, a• little rough perhaps
coving to hard baokeebecking 'but pot
OndUly So, n Aid altogether was a, good
exhibition or hockey, both teanie
putting un the hest -wook. The ° re-
port must have been a pipe dream
hy the editor or •manufeetured from
whole cloth. Az.iapelogy is in order.
Below we reproduce the Parkhill report. -
On Thursday, jaresney 31st the
Parkhill Hooker Tealin took a joy ride
to Exeter to ,net the team of tilatii/
town lei a genie or hockey
The 'Parkhill boys were withoat the
services oE two of their xegula.r playe
ers, before( the Fiarkhill dearn got on
the loenehe Exeter crowd was hurling
abusive langaage at them and
ging the Exeter team, to beat them
upt
rhe Parkhill team took no 'notice
a thie at irat, but when the game
started and the Exeter players start-
ed 'mixing it up the boys saw that R
was up to them to take the dirty
work and say .nothing.
Vrie Exeter e6aue tnp just about
the dirtiest exhibition of hoarier
possible. Sla.shing, tripping hammer-
ing in fact anything ehort of murder
,i<thas-incladed in ttreir style of °
It was easily seen that they ,d?ivere
bound to wan the game if.' they had
to lay out an the opposing team
Sone o( our' boys tired of this and
began to do a little rough stuff them-
selves and you ;should have heard the
blood thirsty yell or. the fans when.
Hawkey tripped an Exeter man
11te game ended 5 3 in favor of
Exeter and the crowd went home
satisfied with their .slug.ging pets.
An an exhibition Of mestreatheg and
abusing a visiting team, it *VMS
huge success.
Exeter will be here a week 'from
Friday aud Dorkhill teem intends to
show them a lesson in sportsmanship
and decency.
Farm for Sale
LOT 7 CON. 1. SirBPITEN'
Tee property of the late Thomas
['nears'
Brit k house, bank barn and frame
aern. 3 good wells, windmill. gen,
eneh s emit '8 acres of good t 617
wood bush containing about 500 sta
gar maple trees. Soil slay Joann werl
drained and fenced. Farm in
good state •of cultivation, one half
mine from Centralia Station.
Possession can be given to suit
perch a ser.
For term., rind particelars apply. to
Geo, G. Essery Gladman &Stanbury
Centralia Raristers Exeter
Col. Wilson Honored - & very ssn-
joyable dance, was given in the opera
house on Friday evening last 'by the
benedicts and bachelors oC Seaforth
For the benefit of th, Rad Cross and
Belgian relieP funds. Before the sluic-
ing began CL Alex. Wtlson, com -
thander of the 33rd Battelle -Se of the
rd Regiment. wee called to the plat -
forte, where Mayor Ament, oin behalf
of the town and citizens, presented
him with. a s-aluable tineepeaca a.nd
purse on gold, acCompanied by an ad-
dress.
Bi•noist WEAVEECA NCB
COM PANY
The ninth annual meeting or the
Huron 'Weather asurance Mutual
Company was held in Ilensall or.. Fri-
day last. The company has had a
very prosperous year. It has fully
overcome the shaking up It: got by
the great wind storm or two ,years
ago. The Pact that it stood this great
strain oris resources so well, speake
volumes for the soundness of the
company and the admirable ithl.Oaer
in which it is being managed by fehe
Directors and Officers. We quote
from the Directors report. During the
year we have adjusted ninety-five
claims at a cost of $1 1160.03. We
have not only paid all cisims ted
obligations against the company for
the year 1014, but sve 'have said
our note for $2.000 heirl by the bank-.
at December 31st, 1n1.3, and closed
the year 1914, with a neat balance
of $,1,009.98. cash on hand. Tho
number of new policies issued during
the year was 733. covering insurance.
to the anaoant of $335.170. The total
number rei policiee in roree December
31et, 1914 was 2452, covering in-
surance to the amount of $2,e57.205
Nine hundred and forty-one policies
were cancelled &ulna the year, cov-
ering insurance to the amount oi
$95Se785. The Premium Notes held by
the rorapany arriourn-, to $11g003. and
the asses,sed' residue on said, notes ts
$ .01e,60,
iS43-1-ari°prgn:nA,WSI:v:vaVs:hor:Tnt nutPreft-edh7rinlar)
the pest week sufferino, frent a severe
attack or the La Grippe;
• Sevce.el from th's kremlin:Re
tended the annual meet -ear oP the
Hay Fireclinsnrance Co. held at 'the
Town Hall in Zorich.
Mr, end Mrs, Itheben. Goetz have'
returned to their 'horn... after' epend.
ing some 'Ain° in Saone vieinee Mrs
Gnetz sister, Mrs. 'P. Ar. Humble.
Mies S. 1 (:.11 ne- peeeent Nis -tag
her sister. Mrs. Sellery nsar Stearn
.Dashwood Con (Anna tio n icuool, jan-
nary Report -Normal En tra nee rasa re
ined in 13r. °and , Ancient Ilistorea
Chemistry, .Physics, Algebra, Geome-
try and Compositino Sr IT S. Ent
-Examined in Gegerarday, Aloe bre.
Geom.etry. Arithmetic, .iteralina,
nhe-sics, Composition. -E, Pabst..
781; M. Ehlers 75; A. Greneebach 70;
lialgehoffee 'se ; C. leellermana .50;
0. Meld 40x., P., IS, Grad, Exignineet
es. in' preceding elev.. L. .33iner llt,
.L1tutiu'dt 14.Mi. Hoffman 80, 'Weilt-
Fassold 73. A. Irassold ere K. Groupner
ere EoShire 64, I, Breditidge 40, . IT,
Guenther 32g. .Tr. la V. Mitt -
Neel; 930 L. 'Zimmer Et), L. tilieinhag.
on F.3. G.• Kellerman 83, nt, N,:e-la Bt.
M. Guenther 81, Al. Rook '74l A,
mer 73, IL Guenther 70, It. pllrus
II. Schraeder .1,6, 11; Snell 73 The
marks indiente the aversperenite
ego taken.' Those marked with au .1a
were absent from part of the mown.
TORONTO
In centre of Stopping
and nu.sireass District.
260 110018.-100 With Private Baths
LogopEAll AM) Aneraoaer Preen. k
A fa Carte neetaurant
SAM. H. eisomesoe, ease
THINKING CAPS.
In United States the amonnt spent
last year for chewing gum Inoue area
$2 1.000.000. •
More than $40,000 has been cote
trine ted by the people of Cl4cage1
tud.,,julse Uefi,lgtoss,
"mvohr% PA; k
-rem fight against the reduction Of
licenses in Loadoe cord the Iinuor
terests over $13,000 yet they railed.
The resolution tas• been adopted
by the Dent.sylvania State Oratve
pledging its thousands oE ;members
aga!nst patronizing newspapers that
carry lieuor advertisements.
Following the • defeat of I caul
option at llidgetewn and other large
towns in Kent connty the Kea tem-
perance workers have started an agh°
talon dor the Canada Temperance
Act.
Many ask svbere the government
money will, come from if there is no
longer s. liquor traffic to tax. Russia
has solved this problera satisfactorily
and in war time too.
"For the 'first time in the Instorp
or mankind one-seventh part of the
habitable globe is dry and 170.000,00a
people have stopped drinking intoe'
(eating lieuor," saes George Reiman
referring. to Russia.
Miss Reah nl. Whitehead was elect.,
ed justic oC the peace in Seattle at
the last election: According to Mr.
Lundin. the prosecuting attorney -
elect. Miss Whitehead NI in be assigned
to oases against wetuen.
, -The Independent Order Gr Railway
Employees in their annual convene
dion itt Reading. Pa., adopted xesokt-
tons favoring all legislation, state
and national, which bed a tendency'
to minimize or prohibit the menu-,
facture or :sale of any intayneating
drinks.
Tbe Roman CaLhote priest the
Rev. Father Curran, apostle of temp-
erance to the coal regione of sPerite.
eylvanare said, in a ,speech befera the
First inrobibition Society in Americas
'The saloon is tbe greatest feeder
of Hell that has ever been pernittted
to exist."
Chief Justice Sir William aroode
found Sarrie,s Marabito guilty of mans
slaughter in the killing oC Antoni
13onjourni. on October. 3 in 'Whitby,
his sentetee being seven years' ins-
prisoument. Judge Mulock uttered a
most scathing criticism of: the 'hotel
keeper who sold Marabito drink, and
said that, according to the peace alga
good government the hotel keeper
should not be allowed to carry eqc
business.
2:UR ICH 73
Mrs. V. 'Weil and Mr. A. Forciat
of Detrain -are guests of ntr. and lafra.
M. 3. Rau, oE the Commercial Hetet
Word, was received here of the
death of Bad Axe, 3Iich., of •Philip
Steinbach, brother' to Mrs. H. Sipple
of this'T.he funeral was held
on Thursday.
• We extend heartiest congratulations
to our former fellow -townsman Mr.
Alfred Gellman, son of Mr. John.
Gellman, Zurich,upon the event of
his marriage on Wednesday to Miss
Porter of Prince Albert. Sask. '
While playing .hockey on the' nee
near 'Zurich, one day last week, sortng.
C. Laporte. son ot Mr. Chas. Laporte
of. 'Drysdale, bad tne nnsfortune to
be willh the puck: The wound keel
guired a number of stitches.
One dos' i•ecently while driving a
traveller with a load or trunks fron?
aurich to Blake our local Tiverylaaan
Mr. E. Win.= had the misfortune 'tilt'
have the load CpSPt while macing
some of! the lame snoie drifts on
Bronson line. fThe trunks had to be
loft on the roadeide until the follow'
ing day.
Strupp-Foster - A :oder° wedding
was solemnized in St. lioninace R. C.
Church. 'lariat, on Tuesday Jan. 2d*
when Miss Josepaine, 'claugnter or -Alr.
and Mes. Alonzo Fester. Patedon. Line.
13ay Township, was united in ruarne.ge
with Mr, Leo Strupp of Bonin, Itevi
a.. Streder Gradating,. .31.ss 8. Diee
trich plaeed the werining maralt. Mr.
and Mrd, Strum, will settle down, °sir
a farm mar Berlin.
.e.
IP YOUR CI-IILD IS CROSS,
rEVERISE, CONSTIPATED
Look 1Viotherl If tongue is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "Call,
fornia Syrup of Figt„"
14Iothers eau rod easy after giving
gocalifornia Syrup of Trigs," because itt
fonf hours all the clogged -up waste,
Sour bile and fermenting food gently;
moves out of the bov,•ols, and YOu havo
a well, playful child again,
Sick children needn't be' cleaaod to
• tales this harmless "fruit laxative." '
1V1illions ot mothers koop it handy be-
cause they know its action On Oki
stoma.eli, liver and basVols is prompt
and sure.
I, Ask your druggiA for it 1i0,,,rtt bnt-
tta "California, Syrup of loign," which
'• contains directions for babies, ollildrea
Iet ail ages and fax grown•ups.
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