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if you wait to buy )•our Sprirg goo.d5 until spring
really comes you will be late in having them. The
'styles for spring are now on display in our store, Be
ready the moment winter brake to drop your old
heavy garments and put on neye Ones. RenteMber—
This is the store that sells Good Goods Reasonably
all the year round,
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s eorsets
We represent all the latest ileas in Corsets, as
well as Dry Goods, and whether our customers want
the ordinary or the special Bias Filled, Afe are at your
service. One advantage of Bias Corsets they never
stretch or loose their shape, that is because the seams
Lre sewed in such a way that there is u� "give" to
them, In additicn to being health and comfort
Corsets, they are up to the last- minute regards style.
Prices Range From $1,00 to $4.50
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If yes vvish to improve the appcer-
ance of yout gannents tmel amid thc
embarrassment cf an us:hooked and
gaping skirt or waist, don't fail to try
Wilson Dress -hooks.
We recommend Ult111, n5 tbirr coal
come unhooked accidentally, are at and
invisible and will outvvearseverni garments.
Can't rust or crush M washing and ironing.
No like books and elien
or snap fasteners.
Bee dozen en a card
• 10C
Lam and Snuill,inGrar,
Black or Malta
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Elitorial Opments,
Good morning! How is your con.
lolifing out?
Clintou has a most optimistic out
Let us use our advantages to
make thein spell &CMS in large let
tem,
The Clinton Motor Company made
a most suceeseful debut at the Motor
Sbows and we trust the intteduction
will give them the opportitoity of
proving in many Places the excellenoy
of their output by large sales.
. Last year Toronto motorists paid
$14,000 in fines for striking too rapid a
gait. SOIXI9 et them butted into more
the gait. The Chief of Police thinks
he sbould have an auto and we think
the Council ought to accede to his re -
et is not an easy matter to coistrol
eartitin portion of what is designated
as a sporty crowd anct often a c lab and
the town to Whiah it belonga suffers
loss by the crazy hot heacIness of some
Irrepressible party, At Orilla the
ether night when the Toronto Canoe
Sub hookey team played there, some
et the visitots bad pepper thrown iu
their eyes during Wei alter the ma tch,
•SACh conduct should be punished by
the lash and every effort shonld he
nade in such cases to have the perpe-
tiator brought to Justice.
efithe ranks .whee Eloin. Edward
• Blake died. Who Wilil exnueate Ms
virtues and rise/ to fill the vac- I
=my? Canada isithe pooeee of hiss
eenaoasall and yet tbhe Worthy exam- I
ple Will noti fail to exert •a I
lealthfid aind hopeful influence.
Since the beetle of Waterloo rao
eriltish. Empire hale {trebled exharea
and to -day is Igreated than 'the
eembined empires of Russia and
China. The fear that Oed BrItain
in a decadent Natio nl Asiaeking is
the. marks ef decrepitude ox .die-
ruptiens John Ball' s heare beats
With a vigor that represenbs bound-
ing health.
1 people ,when yon i meet them. Let
ithe eu ves on yeur countenance
teen .uP rather than! down. 18
shoseld molt 'be necessary .2 or you Ito
' be Poirmally introduced (to the folks
every day. Shake hands, have a
joke, ask albeulti Ithe boys and girls
alt heme, and eveguaranttee peop/le
will net go amend( ablock /to, miss.
you. ;This inedictne ehoele 'be tak
en regularly each moaning and we
,will 'be surprised if yoke will net
add your testimonial after a Week's
tele1 of it, Doret expect sameone
to "lug" yoke ,aleteg all -the time et
ipul,I y.olue share of the load but even
up yeue Whipplettree and prove
your mettle. •
1 The London Advertiser is doing a
, long neglected work by pioneering a
; splendid "Stity in Ontario" campaign,
1 leis simply wonderful what our pose.
eseions are when attention is called
specially to them. For years the
whole cry and the trend of the ernes
has been ' Westward ! forever West-
ward." and as a result of it this, and
othee Provinces, have suffered heavy
depletion of both population and dole
ars and cents. Many who went West
Ihave done well and the door is still
wide open but while this is true all the
green fields are not in the 'hese West-
erly Provirmes and British Columbia.
We do not depreciatc the great wheat
Beide and the broad acres but we.
think this au oppoetune time to join
in (Me extolling of a Province which
had its possibilities not been geeat and
its people industrious and level headed
would have suffered very, ninch more
A prince .aanang Men droppedome ;
•'Weeternees, evieh mere zeal then
Tit uclenee, recommended sever-
ance from ince Easterly poetic= oif
•rrhe Dominion om ;account, they say
--- that the latter is attempteng o
Tule elisen ,and from a legislative
standpoint hamper lthein progress.
No one will blame those wholiveSia
(tete West for their 'optimiem and
ehe eettle sting felt over ehe rise
•cent defeat of IrecilerocitY bat
aevegence of ltb.e national) bend /0
%eft the cure. Strengthening
ithe interpeoettnetail tie is a witser
Odle to play, end by the pathway
01 brotherlhood (end fair spay a
Iseater eendition. beaereved
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seriously by [lie long continued draft
made upon it. Nev life is leing
stilled into tbe prodects of the emit
ard, vegetable growing is taking a
Pank it never bad before and our
American cousins. generally on the
alert Inc No, 1 are seeking the pur-
chase of thousands of acres of good
Ontario soil and nob bantering about
the peice. Are we awake to the fiict
that Coterie is the land Bowing wifia
reek and honey ? lenue is no beeriee
in tbe way oe the modern former in-
creasing tbe rebel as of his estate one
bushel LO the acre • by heti er culti-
vation and the choice of the best seed.
This in itself would amount to Dame
sands of dollars in the reguler routine
of wink. The market is open to evevy
growable commodity and at pricea
that eneure a good reward for the
labor and our cheme factories rend
ceeameries ere still recognized ae cone
potent to produce the hest the custom -
el can purchase. With the prospect
of a new interest being taken in
Northerly Ontario an awakening of
the older sections of this Province is
also at hand and by it we hope to re.
cord such a development as has ne ter
been known in our history. A few
people cannot accomplish this out by
tbe hearty co-operation of everybody
it may be easily attained. "Stay by
Ontario" is the tcatchword and the
New Era misjudges the residents of
Huron County and the other Counties
if the financial resents of such action
would not be the biggest surprise yet
experienced. If you will n,ih your ear
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District News t
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Death reale very spdclenly to Mrs. •
Monday. 'She had arisen to six the" TO COHOESPONOENTO.
George Ganuet et her home heve
fire ahd had returned to bed, and eoon
after her hueband hoard her breathing
heavily. Be found her in an uncomic: The New Era wishes to 10 -
IOW co.nclition, and she died in a few crease if e stale of correspondents
minutes'. She MIA 45 years old, and tbroughout the cout3ty and in -
her husband is serviced by a family. 'viten the help of those willing to
semi in &mu week to week,
• BruSeele items of news in tin, lie/ghee
od. • Matters of i mpor tan ee
The banquet held by the 13russels, are always weleolenh bot "Wally
Grey &' Morris !Pelephone Company so are the items telling of the
was largely atteneed by its members*, movements of people to end
some 200 odd mutt:ere being present. from the locality. 'Pile New Era
A lumber of people were here from asks that ell willing to help in
other teleplsone compenies. Present tbe work, which will benefit, the'
from a distance were G. J. Beaty, 'Mules, hy bringing it before the
from Tema°, and K. Scott, from world, write to the Editne of
Hamilton. The guest of the evening the NewEra, when supplies of
Was .1.3% S. Scott, the untiring ptesicient paper, envelopes and postage
of the company. After the supper, and will be furnished,
some few remarks were made by the '
chairman, Reeve Lekie. the present
etion took place in the form of a laege
fine, easy chair. Mr. Ssott replied in a
very fitting manner, and gave a de- where thee played With the Varna
tailed outline ef the company sinceits team. .The score was 5 to 10.
formation, The telephone was dis-
Cussed ft•om many difeerent stand Dan lines is lo.id up with a slight at-
Cussed
such as its use and benefit to taek of typhoid fever.
T Bathwell, of Stanley, has sold his
farm to his nephew. Mr. Sohn Rada -
well, of Goderige Township. It is a
good ferin of it.)0 acres on the 2nd
Cloncession. They will be much miss-
ed in the neighborhdad and in the
Methodist Chuteli ofour village, where
compeny were conclnated. He Wee he and his Jamey have been helpful'
associated with a fine beard of direct members. His sale will be held in a
week, after which he will leave the
ors, who also did their part. Mr. fame s
Scott has placed his tinie and energy Miss E Moody hes rammed from
at the disposal of the company, rend Clinton Hospital,
bas his reward in having a telephone Miss Grace Murdock has resigned
system of 700 libellee, and second to the Stanley school near our village,
none in the province for efficiency. where she has taught school since the
iVinenain summer vecetions. She leaves in a
take her place,
week, Miss Anna Bell Petrie will
• The Wingham council, an the re.
commendation of the electric light Bert ri7'092 Litslite-Fsueteriushgoisse thheeldPrliel
committee, decided to make a cut of 10. Brucefleid on Friday of last week:
Per cent. 50, rates to electric light l Nehite Oats, A. Watts. . R. Morrison,
tiSe7/8* wingnata new has an eight A. Elcoate eix Rowed Barley. 11
cent rate, wialch is the cheapest' oil watsore Huge meeereger, B.. Mor
any town at Western Ontario. At este" reed Peas, stewart, R
the regular meeting of the Wingliain
town council it was decided to in- Watson,: Field Beans, W. Chepmen.
aungurate day power' In "Winglearn on R. Watson, Thos Fraser, Timothy
April 15 next. Wingbain has two eleseeablee0e es\sVeal, aRr7w.a.3teee7lettirtely)'
water powers, capable of developing
175 to 200 horsepower, so 18 10 pos Potatoes, 1. Mckenzie, John Snider,
Bon to be independent of bytho power Potatoes General Crop, R. Moreson,
if they wisb. A. Watt; R. Watson, Onions, Dutch
The Wm. Davies Company is Sets. W. Rattenberry. Jahn Solder,
starting toenake butter in Witigharn Full Growon Onions, R 'Venison, W.
and is scouring the surrounding count. Rattenberry. Corn in Ear, Hugh Mc
ry for cream. They are making 32 Greg"'
months' contracts and intend menu
facturing all the year around if they
secure cream possible within a radius
of 80 nines, having it shipped in.
the farmer. to the medical men. to the
commercial ar d eanking interests, and
its social and re911111 effects on the
People veto bad a telephone, every
one spoke in the highest esteem of MA'.
Scot!, and only had the lotelest praises
for the way in which the affeies of the
, auburn
Mr A A Naylor moved to Sersforth
loet Friday, Mr. A. V. Shackeltort
has taken his place here.
Mr. John Taman has moved to hit
new home near 'Winthrop and Mr,
William Patterson has also moved to
the place he recently bought of Mr
Taman,
There were three car loads of sett-
lers effects left here on Tuesday morn-
ing, belong to Messrs Henry and Dow,
Mr Tisdad and Mr James Jackson,
also three sons of Mr M Armstrong
left on the same date all going to the
West,
Tge many friends of Mrs R A Rob -
erten who has been confined to her
bed for about four months will be glad
to know that she is improving and
hopes are entertained for her recovery,
Reynold
Capt..f. Ferguson with his wife and
Mrs. Itloorliouse has returned front
their American hotne at Cleveland,
Ohio.
Miss Beatrice Law is now visiting
friends in St. Thomas.
Mrs. (Dr.) Smith has entirely re-
covered from her recent illness.
The many friends of Mr. Whiddon
and his daughter Ruby will be pleased
to hear that they will be leaving Eng-
land for home about March 20: While
we are wishing them a safe voyage.
Another accident has secured at
Mustards satemill and this time ow-
ing to some heated box, the engine
pounded itself into a mass of mere
scrap iron. Mr Mustard is now away
to Sarnia to make the purchase of a
new engine.
Goderich Tievinsitie
Mr. George Cook is yisiting friends
near Wingham this week.
Mr. Reuben Johnston and Frank
Whitmore are busy cutting wood for
Mr. George Middleton.
Mrs. Geo. Connell., Jr., of the Obli
concession, Goderich Township is
again confined to her ,bect and sorry
to hear is not improving.
Mr Hanley Ottntelon sold his team
of horses for $050. That is not a bad
price.
A. few from around here attended
the funeral of Mr Harold Steep, of
Clinton.
Stock Notes -On Tuesday of this
week Mr. E. Wise sold. a fine
eleven months old bull calf to elm
Chris. Johnston of the 1st Concessicn.
This is an extra fine calf and Mr,
Wise has one more to sell yet,
• Goderieh
Miss esabel McKenzie. of London, is
visiting !emelt. W. Mckenzie.
James Currie, who has been at Alex-
andra Hospital suffering. frotn an at-
tack of typhoid fever, is improving
rapidly and may be _removed to his
home in the course of a few days.
Mayor Reid, J. B. Kelly, E.
Kelly, W. R. Pinder, W. T. Murpee
and W, A. Moritoe were among the
number from town in •Toronto this
Week attending the automobile ahow.
The latest business ventute in God-
erich is that of the Huron Gasoline
Engine and Machinery Company,
which svitlopen shortly in the premises
lately occupied by the Bon Ton Livery
en East street The company aimeto
undertake the repair and erection of
all classes of gasoline engines nod
machinery work, including automo-
biles, motor boats, power plants end
fern) machinery. Tbe manage) is
I Arthur M. Glover, oE Teronto, who
I has had charge of the shop and tech ui.
Erneefield eel work in tee Y. M. C. A., awe
The Seed Show he'd in Walker's '
school and has held positions ef trust
Hall lase lc relay was a successful one, ,; „
with large English and Canadian
There was a large crowd present and Tromaailutuser, of Toronto,bes
been awarded the contract for 05
erection of the new marine tower /or
a good display ot seeds and greens.
The:fudge was a good one and all
were satisfied with tee judging. After
the judging he demonstrated the dill- the concrete elevator ot the Wesl .n
erent qualities of the seed. His speenh Canada, Flour Miils Company. ihi
was appreciated by the whole asn'ti: piles end °tiler sunh matevial wit ''e
fence. . supplied by the Goderich Lumber ;eel
Miss Agnes Beatty is visiting frierels -64ililn'Cieeleite7' When the to
London and Westminister. is erected and the reeritie leg is ; I -
ed the speed et which the grain ho ts
Our Hockey Club received it big de.
feat in Hensel! on Wednesday last, may he nril°adeil will h4 'greatly
creesed. .ehe elevator has a capacity
of 600,00e bushel.
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The vote on church union taken in
the First Presbyterian, Church, resu I t-
ed as fellows : In the SeSeiC)e, seven
for and one ,against ; members, 131
for. 61 against ; adherents, five toe
1. acid five am.sitist.
Thos 8m:there, who spent tbe win-
ter at his hem° here, has returned o
• Saeleetoon,
Bev. Alex. McIntosh, of Saskatorn,
Sask., is here on a visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George McIntosh, of Mc•
Killop.
Mr, and Mrs. James Lawrence enter-
tained the members of the Epwoeth
League at their honae MeKillop.
Mrs. Robert Hanna has left for
Yellow Grass, Sask„ after spending
the winter with her parents, Mr. tbIld
Mrs. Ie. Robinson.
Rev. I, Berry, R. 5, Hays and Dr.
11. E. Cooper are in Toronto attending
the ,Grand Chapter Royal Arch Mas
ons of Canada. • -
Mrs .J, Reynolds, who has spent
e the winter with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George A, Sells, left for her new
home in Sashburn, Sask., on Fricl
Mr, A. A. Naylor, the new princepal
of the public school, assumed his
duties on Friday.
Arthur Mason, 'W. Cliarlesworth
and W. Charters left on Wednes lay
on a trip to Saskatoori.
Coal is becoming somewhat se erce
in town. The local dealers are des ling
out their supply in small quartet es.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Arch, Chisholm, of
Winnipeg, were the guests of Mt, and
Mrs. Arch. Scott this week,
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The
Parkyte apeelts are perfect
* ty odorless end a. comfortable 3 .
eystem of inside closet.
No Plumbing necessary
$10 to $25;
Call ancl See for yourself.
Byam &Sutter>
Sanitary Plitittliere
,Deelt „trete eeepeett eeterefee to t e ground you will a reacts. hear
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t THURSDAY, MARCH 7,th, 1912,
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Suoceasful Music Popils.-At •the
recent examination at the London llon-
servatory of Music the nartu3s of the
following ladies isu this vicinity apeelle
prominently in tile honor eon : Mies
Rose Elder, grade tltree, pass ; Miss
Ella Elder, grade twee honors ; Miss
Kate McGregor, e,eade one, bonore.
These wore ell pupils of Miss Annie
Foster of thia place ancl all are to he
congratulated an their success. The
result shows Miss Foeter to be a
thoroughly competent anci pains -tak-
ing musical instructor,
• Stantley
mv. Gi111101W, of Winghare, was
visiting at the home of Mes. J. GU -
MMI/. lase week. ,
Mr. Robert Douglas visited .at the
home of his sister, Mrs, Alex, Sparks
a short tirne.
Mr, Alex. Thomson went to George-
trown last week to yisit his sister Mrs.
Je Rayner,
Mt, John Halliday. of Filroore, Sask-
atchewan, peid a shore visit to the
home of Mt'. Th(n, Baird.
NM. Tbos. 13. Baird and Mr. Hugh
Gilmour are visiting in Ashfield this
WleelPr.k.•
Robert Baird, of Pasquee, Sask-
atchewan left for Toronto on 'illeedsi y,
where be will stay a few days prior DO
reterning to his home in the West.
Porter's Mil
Mr. Kilburn, of Byron, spent a few
days with her friend, Miss Maggie
Cox. -
Mr. add Mrs. Tom Morgan and chil-
dren have returned to their home at
Port Stanley after spending a few
weeks in the neighborhood.
Miss Walters, of Colborne, is visit-
ing at Mrs. Berkes.
Mr, Lorne Tabor has returned buck
to the blacksmith shop again havieg
spent a month at, his home In Swea-
burg.
Miss Florence Elliott Left for tbe
West this week.
Mr. 0, W. Potter WaS celled last
week to attend the funeral of his
-.sister-in-law near Woodstoek.
teliver Tichborne left for the
West this week.
London Hoed.
Miss Maud Wiltsie, of Clinton, was
visiting on the Road Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. endairs. Perry Plemsteel spent
Sunday with the latter's mother! Mrs.
Rathwell, in Goderich Township.
On Monday evening while Pumping
water, ters. Henry Peacock :net with
0 misfortune. She slipped and fell,
breaking a email bone near the ankle
and splintered another. We hope Mrs
Peacock win soon he alright again.
Mr. and Mrs. Feed Note were in
Moses Township Wednesday attend-
ing the Craig-Gomm:In wedding. The
groom is et brother of Mrs, Non.
Mrs. Wm. Grant, of Clinton, is visit-
ing on the London Road this week.
Mr. George Layton and Mr. John
McKnight have bought the farm own-
ed by the late Richard Teeter. The
farm will be devided by the new
owners each taking half.
On account of the accident that be.
fell Mrs. Pencock, the League met at
Mr.Robert Hunters.
Mr. Russell Richmond represented
the Blyth eelephone Company at the
banquet given in Brussels to their
president, Mr. F. S. Scott,
Rev, A Walsb is having large
crowds at the revival meetings beiug
held in the Methodist Church. -
At a meeting of the congregation of
St. Andresv's Church it was decided to
redecorate the church this year at a
cost of over $405. Mr. S. Mathews, of
St. %homes, was tbere with figures
and it is left in the hands of the
fullowieg committee: Messrs, 3. Car-
ter, R. B. McGowan and W. Logan, to
be assisted by a conatnittee of the
Ladies' Aid: It is also expected that
an they arrangement will be rade for,
the choir, as • the way it is growing
tthheenare. will need to be more room for
Inufganuon
Donald McNevin, of Hoderich, is
visiting friends here.
-Me John Johnson visited Clinton
relatives.
Rev. Mr. Oluff, of &retard, preach-
ed in St. Paul's Church.
Miss Lula Dunhelde of Seaforth, is
visiting selatives here,
The funeral of Mrs. Win.Kilpatriek,
of Goderich, was held to the tungan-
eon Cemetery, and was largely at-
tended,
Principal Moss spent the week -end
at his home in Arnberley.
Bev. L. Bartlett is at present con-
ducting One of the most suoceseful
missionary campaigns in the history
of the Methodist ()hutch here,
se number of lonal people attended
the Royal Englieh Flancidece Ringers'
concert in Lucknow.
Constance
Mr. Martin 'Taylor, of Harriston, is
visiting his unc.es, elessrs. Ben and'
Andrew Sr:ell,
Miss Margeref Chappel, oE Cornarty,
is visiting her friend Mrs. Etmest
Adams.
Mr, Armsterbng, of Grey Township,
has engaged with Mr. j. H. Scott Inc
ue Mtrih.
Mrs, tJoIan Price is visiting her sister
Mrs. Dinah Taylor,
Mr. J. a). Campbell keeps pretty
1)001;13'.
53s.e, Wilson, of Bothwell, anent
D. Wilson. itilylointhn.deagyuest of her mother Mrs.
School Institute that
was held here last week- was a great
success. tee would be pleased to have
another one again •
Thellett
Another of Hullett's oldese resi
dents passed awry on S tturclay in the
person of Mrs. F. Milne, who had
readied the advenced age of pearly
• ninety years end bas lived most of the
time 11 the Township her husband
predeceased her a number of years
Wm. Granthum entertained a few
of his young friends at the house of
Wm. Gray on Friday evening.
Miss Bessie (eockerline, of Blyth,
spene a few days with her friend Miss
May Adams,
Mr. Charles Stewart spent last; Sun-
day with friends in Goderich Town
aliPiess Evelyn Cerbright spent a few
days at her home here.
The sad death of Mr, W. Chiming
'has cast ct gloom over the whole neigh •
borhood. Mr. Canting had taken a
severe attack of appendicitis mid per-
itonites. Doctors Gunn, Charlesworth
and Milne were sun:maimed but in spite
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married five years ago to Miss Sarah
Fairsereiee who afterwards made a
home for themselves im Alberta,. His
death is particularly sad when they
this winter cn me on a visit to their old
homes to be tints endest so sadly. Mr.
Ouining tees a young man of noble
character, a. member of the Presby-
terian Church end a general favorite
With ail who knew him raid a kind
and loving husband. It is a great com-
fort to the sorrowing ones to know his
trust was in the Saviour and be was
ready and willing to go at his Master's
call. We extend our deepest eyelet/.
thy to Mrs. Cuming, hurnan heart c tie
give in this her hour of deep affliction
and to the aged -father and mother
and friends of the deceased.
One precious to our hearts has gone
A voice we laved is stilled.
A place made vacant in our house
Can never more be filled.
Our Fether in His Wisdom called
The boom leis Love bad given
And thouge en earth the body lies
His soul is cafe in Heaven.
Tuckeramlith
Minutes of Counelh-Council met in
Sea,forth ou February 1721,, as arrang-
ed by special meeting. Tbe minutes
of last meetings were adopted. By-
laws 1.. 2, find 13 were passed, signed
and sealed. Owing to oversight the
council did not pay Daniel Ross for
hall for nomination. 1910; the same
was oidered tci be Pail Grafitti of $10
and $15 were given to the South
Belson Agticultural Society end the
Seaforth spring show respectively, In
bhe matter of opening 111111 street in
hginondville the council did not con-
sider 'the need great enough to demand
their taktutt attion, as every property
interested. has at least one outlet at
the present time arid 50 0) NviLh
most, of the property in the township,
The followlog changes wane made in
the pathmasters : Divison No. le Ar -
thin: Stephenson ; No. 10, Henze, p.•%-
oock ; No. 35, Noeinan Cartel: ; No, a
; Hugh Hamilton ; No. 53w01, Sproat;
;No. 74 John Teaquair ; No. 82 .1. G.
Docherty. A few 'divisions will be re-
arranged a the next meeting. The
• •
auditoes presented them report, which
was accepted and will be ready for dis-
tribution in a few days. The following
accounts were ordered paid : Herb.
Fowler, gravel, $0 80 '• Bon thron &
Drysealenails, etc., 51.41 ; W. R.
Veale, printing, $2.1.40 Roger Pepper,
sewer culverts 510; Edge and Gutt-
eridge, cement tile, $25.75 ,• John W.
McIntosh, eaditing $10 ; G. N. Turner,
prepering finencial statement $10 ;
telephone accounts -W. ft. Veale,
printing and advertising, $3 ; T. G.
Shillinglaw, expenses to telephone
come neon, Toren* 57.90; Andrew
Scott, auditing $10 : A. Archibald,
stationery and postage, 53; John
Eider, labor $ 75 • Geo, A, Sills, hard-
ware, $10 50 ; Bali Telephotie Co mien-
agee 53375; Stronaberg Carlson Co.,
telephones, $42 73 ; R. Smith, labor,
573, 50; lt, Smith, freight, 50(15 ; Bell
Telephone Omewitching $1.930 29, Mr.
James Martin presented a petition of
63 ratepayers praying that the council
Appoint inspectors and otherwise en-
force the Noxious Weeds Act. The
appointment was postponed until the
March meeting, All privileges a,nd
permits that may have at any time
been granted to ane person in regard
to the placing of weigh scales on the
public highway in the village o1!13ruce-
field are revolted and the council auth-
orized their solicitor, Mr. R. S. Hays
to take immediete action to have the
same removed from the public high-
way. The council adjourned to meet
on Saturday, Meirch lath, at ten
o'clocle-D. F. McGregor, Clerk.
CHOIR PARTY.
On .Tuesday evening ehe choir of
.0nberio St. Church With a few
others to the numuerl of 25 had a
"White Elephant Party" at the
home of Mr. Sas, Cornish, Base line.
A meet enjoyable time Was spent by
all.
oherty Factory tisi ck
Tean Wins the Cup
The hocke,y seaeon is over for ah- and did DIA W,O..i`k very hand f or
gue concerned ond the Teoheriby
Factoey team havq the honor qf
being ;the champions far 1012 by de-
feeting the Pastime Club on Mon -
other season as fee asn the town lea- his naoney lanace cosesiclerable loaf,
'i got aWayf tram luta but dirty
work .ancl oteesitlee caught his eye.
There vas a goosi crowd present,
•The New Drai believes, however
ay night 'by el score of let° 4 these .garees are not always in the
.The igame was east and furious but best i nterests of hockey as hard
during lthe wholci game only ,one pelinge smug -Imes break out. Our
Pastime player iwae ruled eff and Idea bor aetowni league would be
the winneen were ()nth° fence quite to have the C.C.I. aod three teams
e, few times. The Pastime Clue led pioked tip 20 toevet weth youeg fel-
fat 'the first ten mennites by,a.s,cere lows around the age of 16 to 18 and
of 2 to 0, hue( three misplays en let them play in the league and de -
/their' part ill front oftee goat they velop junkie 0.11.A.. players as
allowed the Doherty team to get 3 everyone who attendthe town
goals as no lgoalkeeper Rani, see league games the0 year will know
with 'two °eared players i,n front that outside of ,o,ne or two player's
of him iapzid, a slip oni their pare elie (C.C.I. was, elle only team that
means igoiat9, .as le did inethis game, was developing new, playees. en
so feem that Opt the Doherty team the lenatime and Doherty team tiny
led imeeals. 'Before hale time ehe were practically old players ;that
score ,wa,s 7-3. The Pastime club could nolt learn( much more about
mimed Pair Onfthe defence, but Kil- hockey, except it might be to play
by played agoocI game in his (stead lsbtle ,cleaner hockey. We ,Would
Kees' made a seesationalt rush jest like to see 'thee carried out text
befowe time anal scored unaaoisted, year alter the 0,13.A. Beeson is over.
Jim Doherty scored no leas than If ith:e Wheel teams want 'to play
f puir goals by little • from fcever games let them play them, but let
point. Diaper and Kerr both play- us bring up, new blood eacli year,
ed abate ganael as dtdhteCa114hey ane in a fe,w years the ,Olule wOuld
&nd 'Rumbal fee the Clu/s. (WalaY 5000 have excellent laye to i 14