The Herald, 1910-01-07, Page 5rM
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Establishment on
MAIN STREET
aireetly,.West:of Dominion House
Ready to supply you with just a
—little bit the Nicest—
JEWELLERY for HOLIDAY
GIFTS.
HAY ELECTION.
The municipal elections on Mon-
day for the Council brought a
surprise in the defeat of Mr. John
Geiger, who lead been a member of
the council for three years and
always gave a good account of
himself. M.r, Robert McArthur
another of the old Board went
down to defeat, after a long and
valuable service. The by-law to
raise x;10.000 for culverts and
bridges was also defeated and
the defeat of the two councillors
was no doubt due in part to that
by. -law, and possibly to the local
option contest. The new council
will be composed of Peter Lamont
reeve, (acclamrttion) Henry Neeb,
William Oonset. Louis Kalbfieisch
and Fred Willert. concillors.
Messrs Neeb and Willert are now
men, while Mr. Consit has had
been in the council some years
ago. The new Board ought to
prove a good one and are nicely
distributed through the muni-
cipality. The outstanding feature
of the contest was the large rote
given to Neeb, he having headed
the poll. Following is the result
of the voting by divisions :
Rings, Silver
Thimbles, Fobs, •
Necklets, Watches
)Brooches, Bracelets,
Yell Pins, Collar
Pins. Everything
in this Line..
COME ALONG, We will
try to PLEASE YOU,
F. W. HESS,
JEWELLER
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give us a call. We have a fine
range of Tweeds, Worsteds,
etc., to choose from. Our
prices are as cheap as any.
Suits made at short notice.
We also have a large nnmber of
Samples to select from.
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and thank each and all for
having made the last year
our most prosperous year
since we have been in busi-
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Mr. and Mrs. William Kaeroher
of Toledo, Ohio, wore visitors in
town over the holidays.
The annual meeting of the Hay
Fire Ins. Co. will be held in the
Town Hall, on Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Dan Herdford. of
Elkton. Mich„ who have been
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, John Gellman over the
holidays, left for their home on
Tweed I:,y ,
A GRECIAN TINKER.
A :;(.phia:t, wis'ling to puzzle
Tliales. a Milesian, one of the
wise glen of Greece proposed to
hi: i the following dit:ict,lt ques-
tions in rai,id 'i:('t.ession. The
phil+,snplu r replh d t,I them all,
without the least lhi -it:itilin and
with bow ranch propriety and de-
cision our readers can judge for
themselves :
What is the olde,t of all things?
God—because he always existed.
What is the most beautiful?
The world, because it is the
work of God.
What is the greatest of all
things?
Space—because it contains all
that is created.
What is : the quickest of all
things? •
Thought—because in a moment
it can fey to the end of the uni-
verse.
What is the strongest?
Necessity—because it snakes
men face all the dangers of lite.
What is the' most difficult?
To know yourself.
rWhatis the most
all- thin gel'
Mope --because it remains with
pian after he has lost every thing
else.
Clubbing rates.
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EXETER.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrett of the
North end, celebrated their golden
wedding on the 23rd December,
Mr, and Mrs. Axt visited relativ-
es in Detroit during the holidays
Mr. and Mrs S. Hardy entertain
e'1 a. number of Michigan relatives
over the holidays
The Exeter district of the Metho
dist church is arranging for athree
7;nnday missianary campaign to
begin next Sabbath, The first Sun -
(ley eneh pastor is to preach mis-
sionary sermons in his own pulpit
while the following Sunday the
ministers will exchange - their
( harges throughout the district
and the third Sunday each pastor
is to be assisted by outside help.
Local option was defeated in
town by 19 although the majority
for the measure was 61,
Tho Y M. C. A. are making pre
parations for a concert to be held
some time in the near future to
take the form of a play which is
entitled "The Bachelor's Club."
It is exceedingly funny and amus-
ing.
Y. M. C. A.
Would You Provide
for the _ . re of
Canada's Needy
Consumptives ?
The quarterly meeting of the
County Committee of the Huron
Young Men's Christian Association
was held in the County Office in
Clinton Wednesday Deo. 29th inst.
Present were F. Buchanan, Wing -
ham, J. McNay, Egmondville, G.
Chesney, Seaforth, E. Bender,
Blyth, J Soott, Dr. C. W. Thomp-
son, Clinton. In the `absence Mr.
G. F. Blair, Mr. F. Buchanan acted
as chairman and in the absence of
Mr. R. Maxwell. Mr. L. C. Fleming
anted as Secretary. After devo-
tional exercises the minutes of the
last meeting were read and ap-
Iporoved.
The Treasurer's report was then
(received and was as, follows:—
Receipt since Sept 1st 1909..$497,16
Disbursements since Sept 1st
1909 408.82
Balance on hand'Dec 29th 88.:35
Outstanding pledge of 1904...132.72
Liabilities to Deo. 29th 1909..264.16
Estimated deficit for 1909 43,45
The County Secretary's report
showed that a financial campaign
been made in Seaforth, Edmond-
viile for their share of the Badger
for 1909, and that Blyth and
Clinton had been canvassed for
1910. Seaforth had also been
organized, it being the seventh
Association in the County. A
very profitable day'had been spent
in :Stratford Nov. 12th, at the
Physical Training Institute, as a
result of good work is being done
in some of the organizations of the
Counties Huron and Bruce by the
volunteer leaders of the physicial
work who attended the Institute.
Messrs Scott, Thompson and Blair
ointed a nominating Com -
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this Town that is
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-to offer the following low clubbing
rates with Tuts Hs:n.iLD :
Daily Globe . , $ 4.25
„ Mail & Empire 4.25
Weekly. Globe. . . 1.60
Mail & Empire 1.60
Berliner journal (German) 2,50
Family Herald & Star 1.75
.L)aily Advertiser 2.75
Weekly .Advertise), 1,50
Weekly Sun 1.75
'J arnaer's Advocate , 2.25
constant of
50 YEARS'
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PATENTS
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS &C.
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quickly ascertain our opinion tree whether en
invention is probably patentable. Commnnlca•
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Patonts taken through Munn do Co. receive
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Scientific American.
A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir-
culation of any scientific journal. 'Perms, $ $ a
year; four menthe, $L Sold by an newsdealers.
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exact condition of the farmer's market,.
and by learning of the best method in
fann practice. This is 'precisely the
sort of information the Farmers' Weekly
Sun gives in every issue. It has no equal :
as a Farmer's Business; Paper. *Good
farmers rely on it. For price see our
clubbing oiler.
THEN :CND YCU1 CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
MUSKOKA FREE HOSPITAL
FOR CONSUMPTIVES
were app
mittee to nominate five men to ,
take the place of the following
five retiring members : Messrs R. i
Maxwell, Winghain, C. H. Thomp-
son, Clinton, T. E. Handford,
Exeter, H. E. Hodgens, Goderich,
R. M. Young, Carlow, . Messrs J '
Hartley and W. S. R. Holmes
were appointed to audit the treas-
urer's books. The meeting was
then adjourned.
STEPHEN ELECTION RETURNS
The following is the correct re-
turn of the vote polled for Reeve,
Deputy -reeve and Councillors of
the Township of Stephen and the
vote fortified against Local Option
Election held on January 3rd., A,
D. 1910.
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*MUSKOKA FREE HOSPITAL FOR CONSVMPrIVES.
MAIN BUILDING FOR PATIENTS.
A. national institution that accepts
patients�from all parts of Canada.
Flere is one of hundreds of letters
being received daily
John D. McNaughton, New Lis-
keard, Ont.: A young man not be-
longing here, and suffering from,
it is believed, consumption, is
being kept by one of the hotels
here. He has no means and has
been refused admission to our
hospital. The conditions where
he is offer hint no chance. Could
he be admitted to your Free Hos-
pital for Consumptives? If not,
could you inform me where he can
be sent, and what steps are neces-
sary to secure prompt admittance?
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NOT A SINGLE PATIENT HAS EVER BEEN
REFUSED ADMISSION TO THE MUSKOKA
FREE HOSPITAL BECAUSE OF HIS OR HER
INABILITY TO PAY.
Since the hospital was opened in
April, 1902, one thousand five
hundred and twenty-four patients
have been treated in this one insti-
tution, representing people from
every province in the Dominion.
For the week ending November
20th, 1909, one hundred and twenty-
five patients were in residence.
Ninety-six of these are not paying a
Dopper for their maintenanoe—absolutely
free. The other twenty-nine paid
from $2,00 to 54.90 a week. No
one pays more than 54.00.
Suitable cases are admitted
promptly on completion of appli-
cation papers.
A GRATEFUL PATIENT
Norah P. Canham :Enclosed you
will find receipt for my ticket from
GJDvenhurst, hoping..that you will
be able to oblige zee with the fairs'.
I was at your Sanatorium tell
(months, and. I was sent away froiii
there as au apparent curt'. 1 and
now working in the city, and I ani
feeling fine. 1 was most thankful
for the care I got from the doctors
and staff, and I must say that
::pent the tieue of my life while 1
was there.
A wise woman once said that
there were three follies of then that
always amused her. The first was
climbing trees to shake t1 a fruit
down, when if . thee' wit long
enough, the fruit will fall itself ;
the second was going to war to kill
each other, when if they only wait-
ed they would die naturally ; and
the third was that they should run
latter the women, when if they did,
not dose the women would be sure
to. run lifter the men
i' KING TUR C1'RR IN WINTER Al' NICSNOliA
FRSE nosrrr,tr. POR CONSL'AMPTIVVs.
The Muskoka Tree Hospital for
gendent on the
ood will and gifts tives is of the Canadian
public. Money is urgently needed
at the present time. to :make, it.
possible to care for the largo' dei+f
increasing nu,uber of patients thstt
are. en tering the institutio1J.
Will you help ?
Where greater urgenoy
Truly, Canada's greatest charity.
C'uut.ributions magi but serip to
W. J. Clage, Esq,., 84 Spadini Aare.,
or .1. S. Robertson, See'l-Treas.
National Sanitarinnl llasociation,
847 King St. W., Toronto, Cainacla.
H EN8ALL
Mimi Case of Toronto is visiting'
with Mr..rnd Mrs Moir.
Dr, Sellery took a trip to Sarnia.,
on Wednesday'.
Mr, and Mrs Yuugblut, of Water-
loo were renewing acquaintances
here during the holidays.
George Iron got his sten seret•ely
injured recently, while working
in the flax mill.
Tll,ometa McPherson who has
been living in. North Dakota for
nearly twenty years, and recently.
settled in Saila, is visiting bis
parent; .
Arnold Mactirtliur has' seemed.
a position in at Winnipeg bank.
Andy Ytuugi>lut sulci wife of
of Alberta are visiting relstivei
in town.