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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-12-25, Page 1Established 1865, Vol. 48, No. '26 CLINTON 'ONTARIO THURSDAY ` DECEMBER 25 1913 W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Puh1iF1i r The New, Era Wishes AU Its Readers A Merry Christmas.; _- ---- _THE 1 ELECTI04� CARD; Royal a k' FlDlii :Yost $ Clinton -Model School Results 4 • 1 To the Erectors of Clinton. * + OF' CANADA Ladies and ;Gentlemen—At the soli.+♦+++++++++++++i+++++++++++,++++++++++tN+++4+i+♦•+++O: citation of a large number of ratepey Head Office, Montreal ers I have decided to osier myself as a The results- of the Model School *Elizabeth_ Clinton. e •y . Fore's*. Clinton,.. wtindidate for ,.the`positiou of Mayor examinations were made known On Rarolti bn, felon, for 1. . the 19th inst.All were successfuC *Rai old Carjitelon, Clinton. 6 000 000 1 hope to have the pleasure at a later cit, this centre etc`� e t one who re *Jean 1Vylie, Clinton. ,• Capital Authorized---..-.... $2 , ' expressing m views on mtinr, ee gg, Jean Blake, Clinton. date of exp g Ycert c s a. Di.ltiicl} Certificate v al * . , _ ____. 11,500,000questions ingeneral and also ofManly $hip ley, Clinton. Rae.Capital Paid-up copal •id for Lwo years, , Following is a toe electors as IAlbert Cooper, Clielon; • may i . as many of, ac rets ,in train -p undividedg (complete list of c 1•' Reserve and1 Pl+ Reynolds, : Chilean. 12,500,000 thew pe sale e pledge myself, day. I .home addresses • Mary Reynol s, a profits --•- -I ing 'with. their it Flush illacNCillan I3olyrood TOTAL ASSETS 1'15,000,000 � to ted, to giveeI pledge service if elec. TQ to give my best servrce to the Emma E. Stew et, Wmgharn Un.r MaLhin;'Teeswater, town's affairs for an economical ed - 325 BRANCHES ministration consistent with efficiency n and progress. and 1 ask the electors for such support at the polls as will ensure my election. Yours, sincere! y FRED JACKSON Election lima will Not he in Demand ��..�.++......�..�...+..�.d+..+.*+.+�...+,.+.+...... The New Era Believes With world wide connectlo� t allowed on Deposits Interest Ba•nkis g .business ,trans- Cteneral l acted. R. E. 11'MAN INi NG, Mgr. CLINTON BRANCH ossmainesumasosoratisommimemet Christmas Gifts Larger and better selee'tions than ever Ebony and Indian Ivory both in .cases and separate pieces ' Perfumes and Colognes Kodak and Brownie Cameras Leathee Goods Gillette and Apto Strop Safety Razors Pipes and Cigars Nylo Chocolates Dispensing Chemist. FOR MAYOR To the Electors of Clinton, Having been asked by a number of the nomination of citizens to accept Mayor for 1914, I have consented to do so, and in this public way solicit the vote and influence of all electors. My, font ears record as a councrl.or forF and ars a lifelong' citizen, and a buss nese man for the past twenty five wears, is before Fon and wellknown to all, and 1 wish to assure. you that, 't elected, I will serve the town, to the hese of my ability. Wishing you all a Very Merry Christmas. 1 am, - yours truly, A. T, COOPER Winter Terni Opens Jan' 501 T ELLIOT TORONTO, I Gives its students the best business education and assists them to secure r positions when competent. Write to 1 day for our large catalogue. The M-�ls�ns Banff Incorporated 1855 Capital and Reserve $5,7000,000 85 BRANCHES IN CANADA A GENERAL RANKIN% BESINESS TRANSACTED. GIROULAII LETTERS 08' CREDIT TRAVELiEtl`4 Oi3EQUE3 }ISSUED` BANK HONEY ORDERS SAVINGS DEPARTMENT AT ALL BRANCHES Interest allowed at highest current rate. C E. DOWDING, Manager Clinton Branch •••••••O'••b00•••••®• 000004..0*•@••••44.0.®•••O•, • 0 • ♦ Ready -to -Weer • (5a•alea•ed ''? + Clothing' Clothing d,o I • o ung • • .+ • • i, •• • . ii :Lb a'vrc0 • ..:.dPractical J • -0 • • • • • • • '� Men are practical, and they like to receive `;prac- ,s tical gifts. A gilt of something to wear will be sure to please him. d -Just a few weeks to do your Christmas Shopping • --late selections are always hurried and the stocks • 2 are never as good. • • • • 2 • i This list will !make Choosing., easy and you eau • � sure our glib will be especially acceptable. • b� y +, 8.5oto25.00 Hats 1.00 to 4.00 .5Q .to 2.5. .25 to :75 .25 to .75 .2510 2.50 t0 O i.so 3,5 Overcoats S.00 to 24.00 Caps .25 to 1 50. Ties- .... ; .25 to 1.25 Sweater Coats .75 to 5.00 House Coats 3.5o to 10,00 Rain Coats.... 7.5o to 10.00 tTm brellas .75 to 5.0o 1� 4 1913 Municipal Act Provides a Heavy Penalty, u ' ascandidatesi l ,the com- ing o •- 1VI nit 1 r to 1 urg'town �elections� will. be in con- tlravention of the municipal act of 1913' if they `hire a horse, teatn car- riage; ar- g , b, vehicle,'. boat or vessel ria e- ca b , 1 Mao transport voters to the polls— *Nettie Moffatt Teeeveater, iw er. b + Lorne .(Farnell, Teets at Isabella Potter, Blyth. .`Ewart Cameron, Luckarow. May C. Schroeder, Dashwood. Cltas, Fowler, • Winghatn. Matilda Miller, Dashwood. Sarah Snaitth, S. Helens.. Florence Lewin, Clandeboye. *Grace Schram, Parkhill. John' Pi Cooky Belfast; 1'lossitt Bro�i'h, Lon1d!esborq:, liverymen, cab -owners ere., will not Vera .Alticfnsov, Luca.n. Annie McConnell, Londeaboro• ,reap mueh ofhatvesceon,Jan. 5-tlr *James Walker, Exciter Pearl C. Mackenzie, Dungannon, failed ' s'ecurini a complete date, to hire a vehicle and keep on *Annie C. Macpherson, !prey. unless, perchar,,ce,, they keep 00 riding in the- said carriage, cab; ve- hicle) boat or vessel. Leaving boatel and vessels out of the reek - ening as a., frolicsome impossibil- ity—it means that motorcar owners Florence C. Langdon of MteFor- I The only way out is for a candle Annie C. Cohen, Ripley., est nt g - R• cerhificate, Those marked with an riding . in it every time it ,calls for a toner. • Clinton Got Value We Object to People Stating That New Era said Plant Was Junk ,Ouz•, article on' the IHlydeo ques- tionlast veok has een altered to � b suit some people's own way of ex- plainir(g the situation. The' heading might have been mis- leading to some, "Are' you in.Fa- vor. of Giving $10;000 for Julie"' meaning that the plant purchased from the former owners was noth- ing but junk, ,but we -deny this. The plant undo'. t'lie ownership ^of Stevenson & Nediger gavethe, *Gertteude Kidney, Ripley. asterisk have already !secueed The c1as best; ;of service- 'to'the light users follows; Laura Griffin, KinIail. Amid. '1Vhitie, Redicici=il1e. vet little difficulty . in ,securing by any other person on Itis' behalf :*Elva' WailIson,, Rilmt'anlnagh. y - and every other erlson who Florence�P, Langdon, Mt: Pores`•• .situations- with' adequate salary. Cal 1Hires' or ptlomise-s to pay or Clause -3^ in question ar Annie! Macdonald, Ripley. school'(. Cabers may have schools ash old have They 0 T e 1candidatew t>;' f b this time. A who byhimself Or Y Y ANEW Report at Duran leads All Medical Health Officer pays for a convt�yarlee to' carry a Voider to or, near or from or on the way to or' from a polling place; or (b) Payis the traveling or other, expenses of aavotler int -going to or a returning from a polling place; and every person who for a valuable In butte Makin • g Charges Council and Trustees with Has Nine Factories With a Total Not Acting upon Advice. Output of 1,7983831 Pounds. 1 To the Mayor and Courncil, Toronto,' Dec. '18.—':Cho figures' Gentlemen ;—I- herewith submit just issued by the Ontario depart - the mutual report of the 'Board of ment of agriculture for .the year Health for the past year for your 1912 show that Ontario :produced tonsidieration. 2,500,000 pounds more cheese and Many of the suggestions tirade in 2,100,000 pounds more butter :than. the last antlual report stave not in the previous years. Leads teen been aoted upon by the Council. ty, with 99 eheeso factories, made It is not .encouraging to a Board of 13,612.901 pounds of cheese, valued Health in its endeavor to be•pio- at i$1,656,853, Hastings County neers in, the prevention of -disease genies next wills 84 factories, mak and the'maintainance of health to ing .'10,413.708 pounds, valued ,at be so ignored. $1,554,454. Oxford comes third with We recommended to 'the Public 43 factpries, making 1,129,619 pounds School Trustees •—'.Chat 'there be a valued at x,1,199.517. Dundas is consideration 'provides• or furnish- es a .conveyance,' knowing that it is to be used to' carry a voter ether than the hirer to, or .near, or from, or on the way to or from. a polling place shall be guitlee of a corrupt pziactice and shall incur a penalty of '$L00, and, if a voter, shall be disqualified from voting at the 'election; but this sub -sec - ,tion shall• not apply to the carry- ing of voters to the poll in a con 's'eyance used by !the candidate personally, on 1ehrict;ion day. • 2. Every person who provides or furnishes( tjgas sporttation free of charge or at a diminished rate to a voter 'to or• near, or from, or on Itthe,way to or from a polling place, and whetfher passes or tickets or. the like are or are not supplied; shall be Ditty of a corrupt pprias medical examination of children fourth with 70 factories, making r 'lice and shall incur a penalty! of after each +trim begins," but so far 8,790,253 pounds, valued at $1.085 $100, and, if a voter, shall be dis- co recognition of the propposalhas 207. York is the• lowest in the qualified from voting at the elec- been reported This in ,the very province, with one factory, mak- !tion. at 845 elu ores valued , t uM 4 803 pounds-, 1, de con in 4 • .will be ma , sir future g 1� le P , sou: Why should we not be lead- while Prontenac, S'torimont band ere in a good system rather than Russell and Addington comes next followers'? in order following Dundas• During the year we have had an The total output' of cheese from epidemic of measles- of a mild -type. Ontario in 1912 Was' 129,663,003 An attempt was. made at quaran- tine pounds, valued at $16,457,632 a- gainst but owing to thefndifferenee• gains•t 127,123.016 pounds with aval- of parents in -reporting new cases ue of $15,491,-148 int the preeed!in'g and no physician being called it year. There has been a decline•in was impossibleto stop its spread. the number of factories from 1,077 rendr:linlg our effertis futile. At in 19.11 to 1,055 last year. In 1908 prevent the spread of •infectious there were 1,177 factories in Ontt- diseases' at the Public Schools, the ario, ! Sunday Schools tale no precau- y ONTARIO FIRST 3. '"Conveyance;' for the purpose section,shall include a es of this horse, team, carriage, cab; vehicle boat. or vessel; 8 Edw., Vile. 3,171. Case Thrown Out Goderich Judge Dismissed Bren- ner Perjury Action. � tions and allow any child to attend WESTERN- 1sSTERi ON . Gioderich, Dec, 18: -In the ease of whether suffering with the disease ` Thera. are 10 more butter cream- Grand l3rteuner+ Ciotlellceeper. at or some member. of the family, thus cries in Ontario than in 1911. The Gran -d Bend, up for trial 'to -day ren 'e1'}ng uor efforts futile. At output of the 130 ere mttits in the on a' charge of perjury in a local present( there is an epidemic of province last year is 13,833,101. option by-law con -est at Grand Whooping Cough affecting both pounds, valued at $4.451,330 against I l;end, last January, Judge Doyle, old and yours Tle...same.trouble 13,738,203 pounds in 1911, valued at after a careful eonsideration,tlirew is erlcounaored nith this disease as 53,288.303, 'Enron leads the Mittel i outsflit case. He agreed with the measles, malting counts s with nine factories ' defence lawyers, Dickson and Hav intra that while it is o i 'incl an output of 1,708.631 p ersoit, of Toronto. There here three cases of Typh-thP r Brace times b offence in common old Fc`er'"during the your, the valued at $176,008; . J3tu c an indictable off r 'families of which were not using next 'with 10 factories, trialing law to bribe in legisIelivc and men town water. This is another evi- 1,357,381 pounds, valued at $359.0.1 ; icipa1 rlectfnns, an exception is donee that well water is- not safe York is third with seven creamer i men , and special provision applies to use for drinking purposles. My . 105, making 1.092,781 valued at $004- i le to voting on byrlaws_. Id b c7er to circum- . 480, and Middlesex fouxlth ,with I el; ,. <• being not, an in .ch ce wen o mt r a i + (.lances to use any well water in I eight creameries, making- 1,200>Sb8 crrcc1 n o.. •, Putaslimens' by town fol fam'1 use unless boiled pounds,- valued at $338.091, " legal proceetengs'; for the recov- • ulld each Your 2 Christmas Lists i •Z • • • NOW is the best time to make your Selection •' even you are -not ready to buy just yet • • • • 4 •. • • e i Suits • • Shirts 0 • • • Suspenders • • Hose •• • • Mufflers • 4' ( 4Pyjamas 4 • • • i We u Qst an earlyselection. You may leave l;g • vour purchase here and it will, be delivered when you want it, • • •• • • • • • • :. • •r • •i • • • • • • • • • • • as there is' notonegood well in ' The farm propertly, implements cry of a penalty would .specially town this fall, t and live clock in Ontario, have apply to such cases. Testbeen made of the milk 'value of $1,405,050,940; comp As the time for actin us-. e!r supply have e m n su 1 Burin thevear, the remits') with $1,341,469,232 in .1911, The i'tltese clauses had ela>^..z'c, nothing PP y g value of lands int•reased $'3.4,000.000 , , could be done, buildings, $17.000,000; 'fm.plemen'cls' , , 2,000,000; and live stock 9110,500- I 001`Tile New Era will be pub - showing `the '•samples not as ^root! as might be. In all 'cases there was toomitch refuse matter precip- itated r ecip a 't t d to the bottom of the filter, Daring the coming -year means will There were 1.500 fewer welch cows I be taken to fie the blame uponthe in ,On';ario last year than in the ) liar!('.(! (411 Wedll('6day proper person whether the produce previous year, when the number 1 all next week.es• or the middhd-man. of 1,015.010 cattle. I have again to call attention to the householder not providing dry, esetlr for their closets which makes it impossible for the gatherer to.n ra do his work }satisfactorily and leave the premises sanitary-, 4 would advise citizens having Septic tanks installed to take up the field '+ire after being in use three yea: s, clean them out and relay co as to avoid a block. Not ices giving instructions how to prevent the spread 'of disease, and inaintain'ance of health have been 1 examinations throughout the mailed to every householder, and , TUE ONTARIO EDUCATION DE ince. To guard against the adniis'- pamphlets from the Ontario Board ince `of unclual'ficd scholars through of Health' giving,a history and de- PARTIYIENT APPROVES OF NEW favoritism of unc or other , empars th meth seription of all infectious', diseases , fav t 'section has been added -doh have been delivered at each house REGUI ARION$,. oods, a ° that the certificate of the during the —. year.the !Health .Officer du g , -- principal testifying that, the can - The '.uumber,of birth. during the That youthful laffl4catioit, the dudates.fiom his school had saris= year were 39, and deaths wetxe36. elite -a -nee examinations, -•stands a 1adtlorily completed their cources All 'of which is respectfully sub- good chance of being abolishedias' shall onlybe accepted by the en - mi tted, libelOntario. Department of Educe.- trance board after due investiga•- J, W. Shaw, f tl h deter of his teach - • �O n + . M Morrish The ,e A'Spuare Deal for Every lllan •• • ••••••••••••••••••••t••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lice s Can Now and power users, of which the an one New Era is d �� e received e the utmost courtesy from the man- agement •The.word "junk" was used iii ex - at ss, 1Vfr, Castor's . l e alto , s ]e wv ts on the plant today—notwithstanding -the fact—that only four or five months ago it was inl AI con'ditiort when he valuated it for the town „and advised tate Council to purchase same for 520,000. Where is- - the difference? Pei make this statement so that for .election purposes no candidate can refer to the voters. that' the New Bra has condemned the pres- ent plarft as junk and.hould be thrown out. eee., ,. We believe and still hold ''ro the belief that Clinton will do worse' by castling aside. the presenit.plant and not using same as an auxil- iary. • Service farewell at St. Paul's Church At Close of Evening Service an Address and Purse Given to Rector. Bev. 0. E. Jeakins preached, his farewell sermons' on Sunday last. Abouli 140 partook of ,the Moly Communion,t here having been an early Celebi'adlion and also after Morning` Service. The sermon in the evening was on I Cora XV, and V. V. 1-•-3. The reverend genleman spoke very eloquently and fervidly of his mine is cations" in this parish during the past three years, and with' much feeling •said good-bye to his peo After the service was included a presentation -was macre "•f an 11- lttmintltled address, Mri John Rensford macre the presentaticinon behalf of the congregation. r1 i said It (vas difficult to unci: - Mand .whyitwas to the benefit Of maniStar awl.- people P le that ,they • 1 Some day all - would tarter should be 1 would be macre plain. .Meanwhile they could. but bow to th,'eneviti table and to the; inscrutable, real - 'Zing :the truth in the"poet's words "God moves 'in a mysterious way" He reminded the r•cver'ent-1 .gen- el:mto that Huron was the burs ery of Bishops foe the Canadian Church, having furnished no Tess than five; who shone out as stars of !the first magnitude in the Episcopal censeeliation, and out of Clinton arose the king of ahem all! With prophetic vision he pic- tured the _rotuslr of their pastor in ,episcopal robes', beet'fn& the pedtural cross, and bearing hit Bishop's etaff; possibly the hair would be srivered and flip foexi1 bent, but the same loving welcome' would be accorded, by any who Might, live to see the day, to both the Bishop and the Bishop's wife, when they visited their old. parish. The address was worded as 401 lows ;— • AishedI Ttff"trio Reverent! 0, B. Jeakins!, M,'H.;O, Clinton. on the certificates'ofublic schools P I tion Chas just approved of oewu•eg- ulations which provide fbr pupils being admitted to the high schools Given one Year For Iron, o le c ar ing .organization; and nsanagenient. iniltaatl of having undergp etytcance ►:xamrn•a-i Mr, J. W. Treleaven, Principal of principals., a . tbe' C. C. I, gives' his reason sons. :awh , he does not favor the stew The e t were modeles":1 y a men s T e nnounc - to 3is- ro os 1 •—Theproposal Friday mornirtig The new r,egula- P P eaammlat i , u trance P m a 111 r u Ion mall �u of o a fn � I Ste l P g 9 Judge Would Have Liked to Give Ingrate the Lash. Goderich, Dec; 16.—Frank Lewis, (tions are as follows;- - • pens* with the High School en - "Ie the caseio a and accept in written examinatioae in one or more I` lieu of it the certified, stat`l,`ment of the subject's of the group on I of the principal of the public school: questions, prepared by those of its °m'which the pupils have beenttpre- members- whose pupils are not, can Pared, has not laeen considered,by didate.0 at the examination, tie ', tiled Etita a ee Board of Clinton, I Ise I believe that it would•'not beprac.t-- certificate. of the principal of t normal model seal fool-ides? or such a oent{re as' Clantan:I public, separate'or The chief advanttage of the em- formerly a barecnder, pleaded oehool being accepted in lieu of an trance, examination as now 'con- guilty to !stealing $20, and was examinattion in other subject or gg e to one subjects;, Or on the certificate of duetted, is Haat it secures' a uni- year n'ced by judge Doyle -subject; of utast se crate or form !e andard .:of !scholarship for theprincipal a year fn the Central Prison. In stn . P P • entrants to the 'High Schools 1 posing the 'sentence the judge said normal 'wheel in 'regard to all thei g (that he *vas sorry that lih.erlaw did subjects of the group. ;throughout the whole province, the ' "In the ,case of group II, .on a The certificates of individual prim- not allow him. e administer erg P c4 ars of he public school( could lash in 'such cases, otherwise he written examination group, inl all the sub- P t value. would '4ike to be resent when it jecbs of the ' Ill accordance have no such uniform al P1 For many pupils the entrance certificate is a graduation diploma, and has av alue'altogether apart from the, specifit purpose of enab- ling them to attend High School, 1 not the c o which 't ispossibleY i intend to do, It is evident that the entrance certificate of the.Ecl- ' ucati.on Department would have value from such a viewpoint, than Continued' on Page 5 was being adeninut'ttered. Lewis, a evit'h 'tlte +regutationj contarnec local man, took to drinking a short herein on question pipers prepare time ago, andpursued his down- ad bya ib tr appointed ward road until ]te was` 4lowri,ltritl by the minister; or on the certif- out,"1 r public principal o file to of the ar , - tea ,�farmer, JohdD Thin- P Finally a 7 1 Y lop, residing on the Bayfield road separate or normal model school in took him in, and when Dunlop regard to all the subjects, of the went away on business LeWis found group. money in the clock and absconded ', These (sections .give entrance Y e at with it. was, arrested in Strafe bon o ddloeawayt`tithtall.le prance ford( last Saturday. 14f, everend` and Dear Sir Permit us in this manner to ex - prase our affedtiion for you, our high appreciation of your 'work among us for the. past three yearts, of our good ivishe.st'following yon ;to! 'your new sphere of hibourl and, of our prayers that ;Goths blessing may sever rest on you add youee, t co re- Signed an behalf of, the ng gt t{ion of Se. Paul's, Clinikon,, 'Fh Torr Rance, T. T. Murphy, Church- wardens. John Rainsford, C. E. Dowding, W. Jackson, W. Johnson, Lay Del- egaties'. That concluded, the clergyman's warden, Mr. 13. Toi!r-Rance, then presented onbeltalf of the congre- gation, a purse of about $80. ' Mr. Jeakins, visibly affected, briefly irLituilned bis heartfelt thank*, elating that the three years of his- ministry in; Clinton he looked upon as the happiest of his minitleerial careers Bigger Stock and Better Fissor€merit Than Ever Before Ebony .& India Ivory Gootls Hand Brushes, flair Brushes, CBrushes, IV it r ru_he• ri 1 s H 1 a B G X Cloth `Brushes, Nail Buffers Cuticle -Knives and Files, and Mirrors. Toilet (lases, Mssr.ieure Cases, Military C7asee, Hat and (doth Brush Case.. etc. Gillette, Auto Strop and Gem Salety Razors A bran,! --r assortment of. the riiosti'a.shioaahle Eland .Bags 9;1 to $5. A l'tne assortin4ntof Seeley's Christmas Perfumes 18,5c. top Our Goads make easy choosing Cur Pritees make easy buying THE 11Ea'ALL STORE j I�2 ll I AND BOYS Santa Claus will t'rea'd in Clin• ton, Monday December 22, and will melte his headquarters at O'Neils Grocery Store. He would like 10 have all the children in Clinton and sur- 1 rottnding country visit `here early in the afternoon cis ' Monday Decent ber 22nd Tuesday lDecemeer 23rd Wednesday December 24th when he will be p'east r1 to renew acquaintances, welcome all his friends and take orders. ' VV. T. O'N IL THE 11JB GROCER Phone 48 The eorner Store "Live and Let Live" Merry Chrisllnas `io Ai is. if we are to have the pleasure of assisting you in gee ing upLhatChrist-, mas spread try there. Fruit?. Ouudn11,. alenc,t h.tsins, Seeded ltaeins S,•ed!e,s R,isin FLU, Dates, Pilules, Oranges, Lernntis, Ba- nanas, Grape Print, Cranberries, Al- meria Grapes. Special pricesbn China, Dinner and Toilet Sets ELECTION CARD FOR REEVE To the Electors of the Town 010 into,. Ladies and Gentlemen You having elected me to the Honorable as. Reeve, of your Town by �acclamation''last, Election, I have tried to faithfully. represent your interests beth et the Town Council as well as at the County Council, I again solicit your vote and influence for Reeve for the coming year, which will be my last for os:. • rtl appeal for your support hat p tion. If elected, Iwill -as in the past•' endeavour to look after veer interest to the best` of my ability, Wishing you one and all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Yeae E. E. Mtn -milord 'PHONE 45. Merry ei1r• aa as T11 'o T•ho&lr Hawkins Plumbing and heating (Phone 53) W. O. W.O 1FFICERS. The IWoodrnen elected officers, at their Monday night meeting for tate ensaun year, ,Onslow. Crich fills the g t, Council:. Coars,mainldea . Chair.Are tlhur Cantelon the Admisory"ieut- Chair; Trios. Cottle Clerk;, �enantCsl R. )3ell, Banker; l7, Cooper, escort; Witte A. Taylor :Guard ,• .3V'. Ball, an - d Wrk Auditors. The Woodmen . defeated belle,. et ttiel m Forres`tcits in two of cenbest- ed games of car in the p Stavely Hall, the last two Saturday Faithfully 1 nights they expect to ivin ont;next Yours.Paithf y Saturday„ evening, Game caned at D. CANTELON 1 8, o'clock ,sharia.