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There died at his home in Hib-
bert, Mr. Alex. McLaren, sometime.
during the latter part of last week.
Mr. McLaren itt one time taught
the union school et Yager's Mills
and while in this community -made
many Warta friends. Jacob Schrader
attended the funeral on Stunday'. -
The sad news of the death of Mr.
Jacob Winkenweder was received
here on Monday morning • which
sad,event mitered on Sunday even-
ing in the :hospital at London,
where he has been for about two
months suffering fromtyphoid
fever. This is the fifth death in
the family in about two months
from this same dreadful malady
and truly the family 'have the
heartfelt sympathy of this entire
community in their very severe
trial. The funeral on Tuesday was
largely attended, •interm ent being
made in the Goshen line cemetery,
Rev. L. H. Wagner conducted
the quarterly service in the Evan-
gelical church on Sunday last,
preaching two powerful sermons.
The Xmas committees are busy
at work and indications point to
another successful entertainment
on the evening of Dec. 25th.
Rev. L. K. Eidt is visiting this
week under the parental roof at
Berlin. There will be no service
in the church on Sunday next, but
in the -morning a German prayer -
meeting will be held and in the
evening the Senior and Junior Y.
P. A. will hold a union meeting.
Very severe weather during this
week. Looks like as if we are going
to have some winter and plenty too
if it keeps steadily on from now
out.
A small fox terrier dog name to
the farm of H. Truemner, 1,1 -miles
north of Sarepta, some time ago.
Owner can have the same by cul-
ling at Mr. Truemner's home.
DRYSDALE.
Report of U. S. S. No. 1, Stanley,
based on regularity, punctually,
good behaviour rind weekly exami-
nations for the month of November.
V class. David Stelck.
•IV class. Total 740 Lorinda Dow -
son 524 ; Gerald Snider 514 ; Harold
Schilbe 510 ; Milton Johnston 492 ;
Henry Dowson 481 ; David Oesch
327; Thomas Johnston 193.
Sr III Total 440 Earl Schilbe 322.
Jr III Total 440 Mamie Johnston
300.
Sr II. Total 340 Noah Hartman
150.
Jr H. Total 440 Pearl Schilbe 384 ;
Gordon Johnston 393.
Pt II. Total 440 Irene Pollock 396 ;
Bessie Snider 346.
Pt I. Total 340 Minnie Johnston
256 ; Arnold Schilbe.
Average attendance for the
month 14. Helen M. Sharks,
Teacher.
R. Turner, Jr., who has spent
the past summer on the Govern-
ment survey boat patrolling. along
Lake Superior is at present serious-
ly ill at his home in the vicinity.
J. Durand, air motor erector for
the Brantford Company is this
week holidaying under the parental
roof.
Hiss M. Castle who has spent the
past two weeks visiting relatives
at the home of 3'. Howard has re-
turned to her home in Bayfield,;
Miss Amy Dowsnn left this week
for Gladstone, Michigan, where sine
has secured the position of mnsic
teacher. Miss Dowson is an honor
graduate of the London Musirtil
nnnserva.tnry, and well skilled in
the subjects which she purposes to
teach.
H. W. Talbot elle veteran thresh-
er is at present operating his elnver-
huller. It is an up-to-date machine
and good work and general sntig-
faction seems to follow it every-
where among the farmers,
Lake Huron is in. many places
covered with ice and to the passing
wayfarer presents a picturesque
appearance.
This season for skunk hunting is
now open and hunters are every-
where numerous in search of these
fury little animals.
S. Mei diger is taking things hum
.on the Sauble line at present with
his straw cutter and chopper and
feed for the farm stock is being
manufactured in large gnantities.
Chris. Haugh of Cavalier, N. D.,
was a caller in the village a few
days ago. Mr. Haugh sees -many
changes since last leaving these
parts and seems well pleased with
the west.
What is the matter with. the
Sangerloo correspondent of "Tele
HERALD" that he has maintained
silence so long? Perhaps he is
waiting until the "Bumble Bees"
again make their appearance.
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EXETER
H. Spackrnan bas soldlmis heauti.-
ful bay driver • to' a part," in Sea.
forth for $325.
• Another of our well-known resid-
tints passed away on. AA'ednesday,
Nov. 28th, in the person of Mrs.
Fanny Mallet, WifeeJ` J. Mallot.
She was taken down,withlan attack
of typhoid fever a few weeks ago,
which soon carried her off: Her
Husband and son, John, survive
her.
A. Dow and A. Tennant returned
last week from the• west where
they disposed of their: recent ship-
ment of light horses.
A. Q. Bobier has sold his cream-
ery business and piggery to J. H
Scott of Culloden• who fol' some
time has been ucting.a �governrnent
inspector of cheese faetorios rind
creameries. He gets.posse.ssion nn
Jun. 1st. ' Mr. Bobier 1ntenda pur-
chasing some lots and erecting a
nlunber of cottages thereon. Mr.
Scott has purchased the residence
of wm. Howey.
Dr, Daniel of London will preach
and A. E. Greenlaw basso, of
Sarnia, will sing at the' TtimeS street
ehnrch. annir ersary services on
Dec. Oth,
On Tuesday, Nov 29th. the;
death took place of Betsy ICnight.
beloved wife of 3% A. Heywood.;
Deceased had been ill of plenrisv !
for two weeks, and the immediate
cause of her death was paralysis.'
Besides the husband several of a
grown up fatat ily survive her
Mr. R N. Creech. of Exeter, has
been appointed Clerk of the Fifth
Division Court of the County of
Huron, vice Mr. S. M. Sanders, re-
signed.
Miss Olive Hooper. of town, a
graduate of the Victoria hospital,
London, has been appointed Matron
of one of the wards in the Brandon
hospital.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mrs. David J. McClinehy has
been on the sick list.
Miss Hannah Penimale of St.
Thomas is visiting at her father's
home on the Bronson Line.
Miss Lily Dunkin spent a, few
clays in Seaforth as the guest of
Miss Emma Peck.
Mrs William Taylor has been on
the sick list. wn
There is very little talk as yet
about municipal elections in Stan-
ley, but ,we understand that Mr. J
MoDiarreid, the present reeve, is
coming out again for re-election.
W. S. Archer, of, the London
road, Stanley, will have an auction
sale of his stock and implements on
Thursday, Dec. 7th. Mr. Archer
intends going to the north -West.
Mr. Livermore, of the London
Road, shipped to Berlin a car load
of sugar beets containing about
forty tons.
BABYLON LINE.
Tho following is the report of S.
S. No. 6, Hay, for the month of
November. Names in order of
standing.
IV class. Clara, Eisenbach, Arthur
Haugh, Joseph Smith, Moses Beech -
ler, Milton Haugh.
Sr III. Tosephina Foster, Anto-
netta Foster, Willie Decher,
J r II.1. Alvina Baechler, Adeline
Buechler, Laurette, Decher, Flossie
Howald, Cornelius Foster, John
Reser.
Sr II. Lizzie Eisenbach, Herbert
Hey, Winfred Regier,
Mid II. Adlehort Smith, Beatrice
Rennie, Koletta Foster, Albert Hey,
Jr II, Robert Eisenbach, Herbert
Witmer, - Christopher Baechler,
Edward Hey, Jacob Gingerich.
Pt II. Isidore Smith, Hurley
1:Iowalcl.
Pt I. Philip Eisenbach, Louisa
. ,egier, Pearl Witmer,
M. Parsons, Teacher.
HI LLSCREzIV,
The following report of S. S. No.
3, Hay, for the ino'nth of Nov, is
based upon weekly examinations,
and regularity of attendance, The
names appear in order of merit,
V class. Bessie Cochrane.
IV class. Willie Wilson, Wesley
Caldwell, Maggie Wilson, Willie
Gram, Sophia Farquhar.
Ill class. Annie Cochrane, Mande
McAllister, Robbie McAllister,
Orville Taylor, Ada Grate, Annie
Wilson, Anna May Love, Gordon
Love.
Sr II. Myrtle Taylor, Bertie Red-
mond, Maggie Porterfield, Purcv
(crani, Mary Consitt, 'lit Johnston,
James Smith, Hazel Redmond,
David Kuepfer.
Jr II. Eldon Jarrot.
Pt II. Edison McAllister, James
Forest, Harry Dietz, Addie Green,
Case Troyer, Pearl Consitt, Allie
:Kuepfer.
Sr pt L Solomon XCtiopfer, Luoy
Redmond,Cecil Johnston.
Jr pt I, Motion Poterfield, Grade
Love, ViettaGr'een.
i'. W. Hoearth,
' Teacher,
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A NEW CANADIAN RECOB.D.
3xst
Octo•
• her
Capital
reid-up
Reserve Fund
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Soverei
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Excess ct
Assets over
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1902
81,173,478
$ 240,000
$ 759,995
81,681,730
$1,413,478
1903
1,300,000
362,838
1,237,650
4,309,432
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420,373
1,284,840
7,196,741
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523,461
1,550,790
10,134,209
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15,578,920
5,278,557
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Total Assets
1902
$ 883,097
$ 439,363
81,630,199
81,358,469
83,855,203
1903
622,774
713,397
1,747,342
4,074,048
7,209,920
1904
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672,034
1,179,540
7,014,123
10,201,954
1905
1,491,398
791,153
1,566,144
9,578,850
13,818,938
1906
3,916,842
1,612,831
4,614,067
14,640,510
25,343,401
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Poor child'. how many thons•tn is
of children in this broad land of
ours are similarly situated in many
respects.
She entered her home agtin and
felt at least there was one who
sympathized with her. After a
very frugal meal the younger
children went to bed and lett altilie
in the kitchen reading; a history.
Despite her efforts to get interested
itt the words beroro her, she would
burst into teary at intervals at the
thought of the ill-treatment and
abuse she receives front her father.
Suddenly the door opened ,misd in
came the mice who had so cruelly
struck her at her Mora ing meal. He
evcd her keenly for it moment and
then said:
"Come, Millie, you are a dear
little housekeeper, and I feel very
grateful to you: But, indeed, if
yen would give uii a dollar to pay a
man I struck and keep him from
having me arraste•l, I wilt hand it
back to you next week, for I expect
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marker in his mill."
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POOR MOTHERLESS GIRL
THE ELDEST 3F k# FAMILY OF SIX
A Teechitee Story as Told hi a Latter'
to The Toraitto Clobe.
To the Editor of The Globe: Sir,—JE
ask for space in your• columns to quote
from l ttee received at this office
For obvious reasons I do not give the
name. The letter reads :— "I have a
sad case to present to you. Twelve
years ago a another died, leaving six
small children, the eldest eight years
old and the: yonngest an infant. My
mother took the eldest and kept her
until my mother's death. Then the
young girl went clerking on small!
wages. Last year she eontrncted s,
cold of which she has never been free,
and she has been unable to work since
last January. She is just nineteen
years old. Kindly tell rue how to
proceed to get her into the Muskoka.
Free Hospital for Consumptives."
The sad part of it is this letter is only
one of nanny—alike pathetic and ap-
pealing—that are being received daily
by the writer•
Fay -live patients are in residence
in the Muskoka Free Hospital to -day.
Seven hundred and thirty-eight have
been cared for since the hospital was
opened in April, 3902.
In place of fifty we could care for
one htundred if the needed money for
we int.curanue was at tho disposal of the
trustees.
Perhapst some of your readers have
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in Dr. Lawrence F. Flick's valuable
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