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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1920-12-16, Page 51)ece1nbe 16th, '1'920 areetaaantesteateetaterttentatts,s•v „ .- XMAS CHAT • Tho beat and greatest thing we can do IA life is to be aura that We are instrumental in snaking •other,, happy, when we have learned perhattly thia lesson we ;have mastered life'a biggest pro,. ' blem. ^-, • There aire Special lines and sea. 'sons especially adopted to WA purpose—such as the XMAS SEASON; and there are helps that [ are especially adopted to the sea- son--auch 101 a good Jeweller with . store full of good jewel!. t ery and kindred lines...You will never understand how specially ' adapted to your Xmas require - menta this store is until you have seen our display of JEWELRY , of ,QUALITY which we are show- hig W. II. IIELLVAR JEWLER & OPTICIAN Issuer of Marriage Licenses phone No.174w; House 174 SANTA CLAUS at O,NEIL'S Santa will arrive about two o'clock, on the 22nd and 23rd: t He is very anxious to meet all the 893's and Girls, Uncles, Aunts Parents and Grand Parents, He is advertising Huylers' Bon Bons Chocolates for Christmas Gifts and wants you t• to be sure and let him know what you want in good time. •• • we T. O'NelL THE lips GR,OElt • ggs • • .r..: 70c titter 50 to 53 i0(%;;K$tit4:00 • nig Dept e.e., 7 • 7 • • • Whit 84 ,$4.90 Blittlny , • • 4.4 lueywhiat .. ... OW 137,i91) to r.lao3to °r119 • ....... ** ••• • • ss a Its •js.tp $ 6 used ... . . . Po itoss42.00 &kg ;• t . New Xork Sun: There will always be tragedy so long as women trust their daughters withmen whose • husbande Neoutdii't trust to Mien an account. •Norfolk Virginian PROD Certain rad- Ilcat groups seems to think that by wav ling; the American flag they acquire Ithe right to waive it. W 0 *: PHO.SPHODI,NE: • the 'Giorgi English Prepare pres, and tarty/orates the whole cremes ijyteiso makes new Blood Th. e 'Clinton New Era ate News 0 tljeDitiict: ' • VONA- • .The' Varna Presbyterian ehtirch will hold their Annual Xmas tree on the 21.st, next: Tuesday, The program will consist of dialogues, recitations,' drills, ete, A good entertainment is promised and everybody welcome, HOLMESVILLE. Mr, F. C, Elford, of Ottawa, spent a few days in and ground the yillagetlast week, Miss Lydia Currie who has beeen un- der the doctor's care for some Bine is improying. Mrs, George Huller, of Clinton, is spending a week with her. sister, Mrs, Holdsworth. Messrs. It. Mulholland and S. Me - Math, who have had artesian wells drill- ed were both successful in obtaining water, one at the depth of 251 ft, and the other 180 feet. LONDESBORO. Mr. Jos. Brown has disposed of his fifty acre farm on the gravel road north of Lon 'tboro to Mr. Albert Weymouth, Wdlowdale, North Toron- to, possessicin to be given April 1st. Mr, Brown will have an auction sale some tithe before that date. -Mr. Brown, we understand, contemplates going into thegrocery business, but is as; yet undecided where he will locate. The Twenty -Fifth Poultry -Show The twenty-fifth Annual Exhibition pf the Huron County Poultry and Pet •Stock Association will be held on Tues- day, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec- ember 21st, 22nd and 23rd, at the Town Hall, Goderich. Remember the date. The prize lists have been issued and exhibitors and the general public, it is hoped, will unite 44 make the quar- ter century year of the Association a record. The Methodist Sunday School will hold their "White Gift" service on Sun- day morning next, Dec. 19th. Both Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday Schools are busy practising for their Xmas entertainments to be held next week. The Women' i Institute will hold a social evening on New Year's eve. Everybody come, all are welcome and watch the New Year in. A program, games and lunch will be given. The children of the village are all taking the mumps in turn. Quite a few have them at present. Thereare prospects of having our Village lighted with electric lights. It certainly would be nice theie. dark nights. Mrs. Ball is home again after spend- ing a taw months in TOronto. ' Mr, Charles Ryddle is in Toronto this week. • nt old Veins. Used for Nervous De Menial dliBidin Worry 1. , monde:sew, Lets of 'Erirecit, I., The N tFailia,MemIrS. Price Ye pee bez,3 t, for'. • &Sid by alt drbygists;orinailed t pkg. on receipt of price. New kviPampalit maia , puham II?fc!.NE P•flItOrr9.011T. r ' CULTIVATE HABIT OFf SENDING IN YIEWS ORUCEFIXID. •• • • III Dougald Fotherhtgleam, Tuckersmith •took •home a prize for los team. of horsegeat Guelph •Fair. Appleton El- • Joat, alio bf ' trotiptt ;home several prizee for sheep and -cat- tle at Toroain Fat Stock Shwa,. The W.. M. Society 'elected the fol- lowing officers at their Mit Meeting last We'elc: Presederit, 11(tre.Dewtt Vice Presidente Mrs'. • Mcgtieen 'and Mrs. McDonald; Secretary, Mrs. R. .D. Mur- dock; Teeasurer, • Miss B. McGregor; Stranger's • SecretarY, Mrs. Nesbit; Home 'Itelpets' Secretary, Mrs. Addi- son, The Society is in a flourishingctt.ttjon, co4tition; trying' fo do their best for the'great work of Missions. Wm. McQueen and wife, of Toronto, Floral Committee, Mrs. Jas. Thompson and Miss Jean Murdoch. Owing to lite fact that our new President will be absent fryn the January meeting C711 Jan, 6th., the meeting will be taken by our two Vice Prosidents, Mrs, Chap - malt and Mrs. McQueen, when the re- ports from last year vein be read and alt,business settled, We would again urge all young women and girls to come aad joie our societey and so make thisi the banner year of our existence, 7.• SEAFORTH Mr, DeLacey, of Smithville, is visit- ing his son, Mr. L, T, DeLacey. Mr. 8, Irwin, of London, represent- ing the R. G. Dun and Company was in town on Wednesday. Mr. J, A, McLaren was a Stratford 4•Mmes may combine these,two laakings visitor on Thursday. and make Christmas day a merry de - Mr, A. Carmen; Inspector for the light for the grown-ups In spite of Pertlt Mutual, was a last week visitor. these unfortunate conditions. There is always something peculiar. Mrs. L. T, De Lacey has returned ly pitiable in the idea of any one from Toronto. "flocking alone" 'which should appeal Miss Margaret MacLeod is on the sick list at present. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ament have re= turned itom visiting relatives in Yp- silanti, Michigan. Miss Bernice Hodgins, of Toronto, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Henderson, John Street. persuaded to open their shut -up hearts Mr. George Jackson, is home from and wear them outside for gehertil, In- spection, as'DIckens says, "Foe Christ- mas dews to peck nt.'. Therefore, col- lect six or eight of these birds or a feather who are destitute of near -by kith arid kin and make your Christ- mas feast a center of good cheer for all the charming solitaires you are able to draw within Its radius.— Woman's Home Companion. \vetch rurefully the fasHlisuppenring. 1011 100 Sometimes (050 of them, near- ly burneq tiOW11, will topple 0V05' 05' bo merely Routh' of Mune, 0055'm 10 'something intlartunable :old be 1L'5(1011- 100. et) I•11-1*5 GOOD TURNS ON CHRISTMAS Chance for All to Aid the Friendless In Having Happy Yuletide Seaeon, Ra&I, purveyors of Christmas cheer may often Ond ft. market 'for their •precious wares outside the pale or charity, for all homeless people ere not necessarily poor, and neither eve all childless humes necessarily unhap- py. Housekeepers who are short on to tlie home -maker without a faintly, so that this should no the occasion.,for her to gather In all the bachelor maids and homeless men of her acquaintance and give them a joyftil opportunity to "hock together." F•ven the ,Scrooges, If .she knows any, should be rescued front their lonely botids' of gruel and Montreal and will spend the winter with his sister, Miss Margaret Jack- son. Miss May Broadfoot has returned from Hamilton, where she Was the guest of: her niece, Mrs. Morton. Mrs. W. R. Ccninter, of Clinton, the guest of Mrs. Geo. Henderson week. The Annual Meeting of the W. A. of St. Thomas Church, Seaforth, was held in the school room on Tuesday last. There was god attendance and the reports from the officers showed a successful year. All the old officers we re-elected. Mr. R. M. Jones; who has been man- ager of the Doininion Bank here for some years has been transferred to Guelph and his place here is being filled by Mr. B. MacDonald, of Tor- onto, son of Mr. D. MacDonald, local registrar, of Goderich. Mrs, Jones will remain in Seaforth fo some time. The First Presbyterian Church held their Anniversary service Sunday last. Rev. Dr. Martin, of Stratford, preached both morning and evening to large congregations. His sermons were very much appreciated. Mr. Livens presided t the organ in his usual efficient man- ner. The choir under the able leader- ship of Mrs. Mullen ' in the morning . delighted their listeners. A duet by 'Mr. and Mrs. Mullen in the morning and a sola by Mrs. Mullen in the even- ing being especially plea.sing. The of- ferings at both services were giner- •out. .The remains of FlIght-Lieut. Russell G. Scott, son. of Mrs; A. Scott, of • Toronto, and nePAVW,of,Dr, J. 0, Scott, lif,.Seafortii; "Which weiebrought here from Toronto, will hnterred on Mon- day • in thi Maitianef :Beek Cemetery with ,MIlitateiHeinOrs. The funeral servieiwill the First Presbyterian Chord, of which eleepaied was a former menthe!, Rev; Dr. Larkin Officiatieg. Liedt.' Scott enlisted with the 44th Battery, 'Cl. E. F„ Proceeding was last , One of the things that ought to become fixed habits in every -house- hold in Clinton is that of sending The New. Era the news items that they may know of; tell us of your news and any neighborhood or other items that will' be of interest to fpeed!, your neighbors or your iends. Every lodge, church body or social organization should have some • representative who will promptly and carefully after its news report- • ing. If you think some organization has better news service than your own, it is probably because that or- ganization looks after such matters better, Write your items and send them in when possible. Or telephone them to No. 30, but please don't ask that long lists of names be taken • over telephone, as it not only re- quires much time, but Is fruitful In possibilities of error. Above all, be early. Never wait till late on Thursday to send an Item that can be sent In days before. The New Era telephone number. le 30 and at nights 95. Fix them In your Mind, Cleveland Plain Dealer: — The Prussian Government is still pay- ing a salary to Ex -Kaiser Wilhelm. And yet some people wonder why there's so much unrest in Germany. overseas in February,. 1916, add shortly after went to France with, the 220 Bat- tery He served with this unit until wounded at Passchendaele. • After spending some time in the hospital he was sent to the Royal Air Force school, day morning of last week, when Mrs. Andrew Allen, near Letkelet, ;Assett a- way after a brief illness with peritonitis. She tutU upflOrgone se operation for eP•• pendicitis about ten days previous to her death, She is survived by her husband and three young children. Turnberry Townahip,--A well known resident of Turitberry, passed away Wednesday mornleg, Deeember 1st, in the parson of Bridget Meehan, wife of Petrick Meehan, at the ripe olci age of 100 years. Mrs. Meaban was a W0111011 of remarkably strong constitution and had neves' suffered an illness, until a few years ago, whee she fell fracturing a limb, since she has been confined to her bed at the home of her son, An- thony. Wroxeter:—A barn on the farm of. Alex. Higgins, Howick, was totally de- stroyed by fire with the season's crop, at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. The fire was caused bc the upsetting of a lantern on the barn floor, Walton:—John Smillie has disposed 01 50 acres of West Half of Lot 7; Con- cession 17, Grey Township, to John Bolger, a neighbor, for the sum of $3,000. This gives the latter a fine farm of. 150 acres now. Ray Bennett bought the 32 acres South of the C, P. R., from Mr. Smillie, paying $2,000 for it. Mr. Smilie retains a tidy plot of -30 acres on which he and Mrs, Smil- lie will continue to reside. Morris Township:—The barn on the Somerville farm 5th line, now owned by M. McVettie, Brussels, has been sold to David Sanders, Ethel, who is having it taken down and removed to 'help replace the one destroyed by fire a month or so ago. Blyth:—J. 11, Stephenson disposed of bis garage and Ford agency to Terrance Tierney, Former will in all probabil- ity move to Toronto or Hamilton, where he will engage in business. * 0 Cr * 0 * * * Births. CORLESS—In Clinton on Dec, loth, County Council • to Mr. and Mrs, M. T. Carless, a son, * * * * * 4, Alvin Van Dyke. ..• tion of keeping the Dunlop burial place CORNISH—In Chislehurst, on Dec. in snore fitting condition, a committee, 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Cornish, -(nee consisting of the County Clerk, Reeve Miss Jean Hill, of Brucetield) a son. Young, of Colborne and Deputy Reeve Clark of Goderich, being appointed to • Deaths look into the matter and bring in a DOWNS:—In Clinton, on Sunday, recommendation, this resolution being December 12th, Grace Aileen, in. moved by :Mr. McQuaid and seconded fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. b Mr. Elston. Downs, aged year •and 6 months. by matter of importance men- • tioned by the Warden in his opening remarks was the revision of the men- ., ty by-laws. The last revision was Constjpation , sert:14,4. ;,11041/11114 • Since 619' some of them, lead become '• • " obsolete. •Also the Good• Roads bylaw Wiama, vier liver gote sluggish, auk should begotten into shape; and revis- Y00,1,bratesOnne,:;,4,0160,400teati. ',etiteas there; had been a nuMber of a- isaettc Yolk , tiuffere ' 1.::1;:aA!Vd‘ enSenamotiont11S4ws passedClle7:ark hbey Mr tkr.„4 ugar:Livir. cltrk " to-' •'and,the treasuier be appointed a coni- midiAbe, eereinipaCitiffro*peeMeeeente "11)ittee to revise and consolidate the by- bfi kaistilitiethejladd,ilioCitroreallikng, taws to report. as eaten ,at poSsible. 111•Aherblearf,141/4deeflakeeiiistiaue•Messrs tiol add Dongies inoved.that Mr. Le Roy •:?.uen, Bpringfield* .$.:8:; • g dp,,," em.4.0,0,-4,0,k. he Coy oty engineer and tla“ierk' he for the *lid— MIltinnile: •••Imicit,t4Y0 n committee to revise the' GoodRoads eta • bylaw and report at the January meet - alio had boa Iselidirokkes. I tried aif itorti ing, and this was carried. of.reatedies, but:genC no relief, uliti,MY The united counties of Stormont. ' udfather.tOld' me about your fills. twoultl not, knt „w,ithout them in my have amendments made to the High - spent the week at the home of their where he was awarded his commission parents, Mn, and Mrs. James McQueen as a Flight -Lieutenant. He was order - of our village.. ; • ed to proceed to France early in Nov- * * • * * * * * • * made in 1908. and the bytaws were got- ten 'out at that time in printed form, 147*&704107=3**(471044710141A • Page Five Now is the time to leok after the comfort of your feet and see that they are kept warm and ditty. Handling only No, Quality "Dominion Rubbers" enables lifro guarantee you the best procurable. .A Full line to choose from. We carry a cothplete range of Men's and Boy's Overcoats and suits and a good, stock of Boots and Shoes at Rock Bot- tom Prices. Piumsteel Bros Small Profits Phone 25 More Business '47. 41101111111110011MMISENSIMESUCHEMPHICAR t on wants free dental inspection and OTHER TABLETS NOT ,t the cost of the county.—Referred f se treatment for the school children, to education committee. ASPIRIN AT ALL The W. C. T, U. in various parts of the county wants provision made for greater privacy for women prisoners at the jail, and suggests • a balcony where they could exercise without coming in contact with the men.7-Re- ferred to county property committee. Federal Government officials are now prevented from holding positions on boards such as the Collegiate Boards and Mr, J. P. Hume, Secretary of the G. C. I. Board, therefore notified the Council of Mr. Andrew Porter's resig- nation from the Board. The question of civil liability for ac- cidents on municipal roads was one which engaged the attention of a re- cent 'meeting of the Municipal Associa- tion and the attention of the council was drawn to the amendments sug- gested there by which the liability for accidents would be comfined to cases where the travelled portion of the roadway% was out of order. The condition of the "roadside" would not constitute liability.—Referred to spe- cial committee. rrifidtheii and sisou reneciina xi* .Dundas and Glengarry are seeking to 'Way act and to the Municipal Act, and home?'" Milburn's Lxa-Liver Pills are small the County of H,urcin is asked to co - arid easy to take, do not gripe, 'weaken or sieken.hice the:drastio:purgatavelt do. , operate in memorializing the Govern- X'rute .25e. a vial at all -dealers or meat to that end, mailed' direct on receipt orprieif by 'The T: Milburn Co., Limited , T.,:jrmeto, Ont. At present it is a year, or over a year The Bluevale Women's Institute want a portion of the last County grant given for Red Gross work, which they did not receive, to spend on a war memorial to the soldiers from that section. A number of claims for damages through accidents on roads were re - "calved. i • Afwm„..A. S. Chrystal reported on the efingtion of the boiler at the,leouse of Refuge. This he, lened in fair shape, but recoinmended that in the spring the boifei berttioroughly dented, and Certain repeirs made. • Referred to the Gonntty,. Home dortarojttee. • A report ot the boder inspection at the court house reconienendeile. certain' repairs and advised. increasing: the draft iby,retsing :the • chienney to, extend; above the *lock cupoia., The furnishing cif tile ,by the county for culverts under the entrant* to farms from theeroadi is. cai1sing some •trotible. Where thie.is• done. by the county on county roads residents on d'expect it on •su h roads after the outlay on Good Roads is made by•the counties before they re- ceive the proportion refunded by the Government, and the amendment sought asks that provision be made for the issue.of progress estimates •,frotri month to month and payntent to the counties of a part (say 50 Q township roe s exp and in some, cases confusion • Is caus- ed, The Matter. was referred to the Goods Roads Cominission' to report on. On Wednesday morning, under the head of enquiries, the ,niatter of bor- rowing money was taken up and fully discussed. The general opinion pre - veiled that the ocpenaitura should be kept within the casts available, with- * out borrowing, it being Pointed ou that municipalities should not be al lowed to exceed the estimates' in thei expenditures, The conclusion was that a limit should be set in the ex- penditure of patrolmen. Thel arge in- crease in the cost Of labor and mat - expenditures being so:largely in ' ex- penditure of patrolmen. The large in - cess of estimates. 5Ir. McQuaid brought up the matter orthe municipalities fronting on the Provincial. Highways paying an extra tax, It was explained that the county will be assessed the additional 20 per Cent., but that the property bordering on said lines would be expecteed to re- coup the County by extra assessment. On Wednesday -afternoon Sheriff Reynolds on behalf of the thildren's Shelter, addressed the council with reference to increased assistance to the Shelter and suggested the advisa- bility of the county taking the insti- tutioe over and assuming full con- trol. The Warden assured Mr, Rey- nolds the matter wotild receive care- ful coesideration. The County Clerk announced the presentation to the County of gavel of lignum vitae by Warden Petty for the use of future Wardens, and the an- eouncement was received with ep- plause.t All the members of the notified Ire in attendance with the exception of Mr, Richardson, of Aslifield, who Is ab. sent on account of the death of liLt death took Place in Hawick on Thee- The East,ifuron Teachers ASsoe ei- n- aw. a Only Tablets with "Bayer Croses, are Genuine Aspirin If you *don't see thi) "Bayer Cross4 on the tablets, you are not getting Aspirin—onlY an aced imitation. The "Bayer Cross" is your only war‘ of knowing that you are getting genuine. Aspirin, prescribed by physicians for over nineteen years and proved safe by. illions for Headache, Neuralgia, Colds, , heumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis, and for Pain generally. Made in Canada. Randy tin boxes of 12 tablets—also larger sized "Bayer" packages can be bad at drug stores. Aspirin is the trade mark (regieterea in Canada), of Bayer Manufacture of lionoaceticacidester of Salleylicacid. While it is well known that Aspirin, means Bayer manufacture, to assist the public against imitations, the Tablets of Bayer Company, Ltd., will be stamped, with their general trade mark, the "Bayer Cross." FEED CORN If you are feeding poultry, Hogs, Cattle or Sheep try some of our Kilm driedCorn which we are selling at very reasonable price. SALT' 4-margga, Now is the time to lay in yOlif supply of Salt. We have it for_ Dairy or Table use and also for feeding purposes. fr. As the.Elour.Mills have just re- cently been allawed to return to their Pre war grade of Flour, we are now prepared to supply you a high grade Flour for Bread or eastfy. Try a sack and see for yourself. Our stores are decorating for the Christmas trade. The Christmas Tree entertainment will be held' on Wednesday evening of next week, when the wee people will have their evening of fun. A hard time dance will take place in Walker's Hall, Erucefield on ,Tues- day, Dec. 28th, • Music will he pro- vided by Boyce Orehestra, On Dec. 9th the Kelly Circle held their regular Monthly meeting in the church parlor. 23 members responded to the roll call with an .appropriate Christmas Bible verse. Mrs. McIntosh conducted the devotional exercises and Mrs. Duncan Aikenhead gave a paper on "Africa" taken from the lest cha- pter of. our year's study. book. "A 'Crusade of Compassion for the heal- ing of the Nations," As this was the last meeting of the year, the annual election of officers was held, with the following results. HOil. NTS., Mrs. (Rev.) McIntosh; President, Miss Lil- lian Stevens; 1st Vice President, Mrs. Toni Chapman; 2nd Vice President, Mrs, Arthur McQueen; Secretary, Miss Mary Broadfoot; Treasurer, Miss Madge Metwen; Organist, Miss Alice Swan; assistant, Miss Jean Murdoch; Messen- ger Sec., Miss Aliee Raitenbury; Press Secretary, Mrs. Hugh Aikenhead; tied ember for active service, but the ar- mistice cancelled the draft of officers. ,* He was graduate of the Seaforth Coll- HURON COUNTY, NEWS egiate and Toronto University, A mot- : INBRIEF her and two brothers, Lieut. Frank * * CZE You ore not experiment, Ins when 54+5 lThaswe ese(ire. mont, for 150500 and Skin Irrita- tion, It relieves at 01100 Ally betas the skin. Mtn* hos. Ohndo'S Oirtanonf, froo If yon Alon tSIa papor And le. Jam) for nos: •4. beat MI dealers or Editanftion, Babes Igiuttod, Toronto Scott, of Toronto, and Bruce Scott, of Windsor survive. AVOID CHRISTMAS .TREE FIRE Utmost Care Should Be Used in Trim. ming, Thus Preventing Paten. • ties In the Homes. oTHOPLE cannot be too care - 0,,t3 t tut in guitrding against fire etei when trimming a Chrlstmns e•-• tree., tree, says a correspondent e.wee In Gone Idoeselcee p- ing. There have been scores of Christ- mas tree fnuilities in homes nett in Sunday schools which ,n little care might have peevenled. The writer once set a tree in Mose, consuming nearly half 01 it, tinsel ornaments go- ing with the green branches. A tiny candle had been wired too high, mid it took only a few minutes of its brisk bent 'to char a brooch ebovo it and siert a Mune,' A thick portiere Wns torn froM Its pole and thrown over the blaze. If it bad not been et hand the light ,window curtains would fume caught fire In another minute, since that Christmns our treo hos nlwtiys been placed In the center netthe room. mul we have eschewed cotton wool, tissue -paper (ingots, and eelluloirl er• naments. Fleet of nil, we wire enell candle securely in place nt the forth- , cst end ef a branch whieli Ins no mg above tt, either lir tree or irinitt mina. Then es the time Is denuded we * * * * * 41 * * * * oven Winglutritt—On MonclaY' last tird- per tent.) of the gnnt from month to er went Into effect on many branches of the G, T. R., which cut the freight service in two. This applies to all the G. T. R. lines in Brace County, told we shall now have but three trains out and in, instead of an every -day service. This change is made not because there is a falling off in business, but with a view to conserving coal The G. T. R. appears alWays to haVe lied a hard time to make both ends meet, and this move is with a view to reducing expenses. Ely/h.—Good progress was made last week in shingling Blyth Memorial Hall, The roof is now • practically completed. Winghann—Thomas Armstrong, A former respected resident of Wingham, passed away at his home in Edmonton on Noveteber 30±11, Deceased was in his 59th year and had been in poor health since May, suffering from heart trouble. The family left Wingliam for the West about fourteen years ago. Goderich Star:—Mrs, Chas. Middle- ton, of the Bayfield Lille, has again gone to Clinton Hospital for treatinent this being her third time in the the month, the balance to be adjusted at the end of the year. The memorial Also asks for the Inclusion of cost of railway gates slid expenses of commit- tee meetings as' part of the expenses on which the grant is paid. The amendment sought to be made to the Municipal Act asks for the fix- ing of an assessment of $350,000 as the qualification of the village to elect a Reeve, as, et present small villages get undue representation. Tliis communication was referred to the special coMmittee. The damage done to roads through the use of heavy trucks when the reads are soft was the subject of some debate, Mr. Elliott asked if the coun- cif had power to prohibit such ase and Alessi's. Armstrong, Young and others took part in the discussion, saying that hundreds or even thousands of dollars of damage could be done to the roads in a very Short time. Dr, 'Clark, of Goderich claimed that the narrow wheels of wagons did Infinitely more damage than the wide truck tires which should help to pack down the Hospital, We wish for a speedy re- gravel end improve the road. In any eovery this time. Case we should build and equip our Howich Township:—A very sad roads to carry any kjed of traffic. I • h • I I • • ee W.Jenkinst Sort FLOUR AND PET Phone 199 Rtsideiej 134. CR' 1.1 TRIM K HARVEST HELP EXCURSIONS $15.00 to Winnipeg Plus h cent per mile Beyond AUGUST 9th, 1115, 16th and 18th, stations Toronto to Scotia Jct. inclus- ive; also stations on Depot Harbor, Midland, Penetang and Meaford branch. CS. AUGUST 9th and 16th from all thd. stations In the province of Ontario and Quebec, Pembroke, Golden Lake, UP+. tergrove, Toronto and East. AUGUST 11th and 18th, from all the stations in Ontario, Toronto and West. Full infortnation from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Hernial District Passenger Agent, Troonto. , John Ransford & Son, city passage' ger and Ticket Agents, phone 5, A. O. Pattison, station agent. Does It 9s. Palpitate? Your Reari The component parts of Milburnee Beare and Nerve Dile are indicated to do away with palpitation and other heart weaknesses and thus strengthen both the heart and nerves. Mrs. F. X. Gauthier, Tilbury, Ont., writen—"During 25 years past I was greatly troubled with palpitation of the heart, and sometimes so much so that these around mo thought I would clip at any moment, being so much weakened by the sharpness of the palpitation which would last sometimie up to throe home. I had the doctor who kept 1110 taking his medicine to overrun -to the disease, but to 710 (lent, There 5118 no Change at all for the bettor. Two voars ngo a friend advised the to use Milburn's Hemet and Nerve I'ills. I began to use them at once, and at the second box 1 began to feel some relief, so I continued to 11:311 thorn 17(.4101.4iillg 10 dit.00HOOA, anti 110W 1 atn porfcctly Before using the never weighed 100 pounds, now 1 wrilli 117 mai foci as if I were young althoush am over 66Y(flbt artrn's 5i4g1Sa' Mrt and Nerve Pills are 50e. a box el all deniers, or mailed direct on receipt of -itito by The T. Milburn 004 *ow,