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a Sal 'r-tr a" all“ ""7 not“ - “when “an“. AM 19'i'ii'iihra=r. i Three Times Warden. Continued f om page l. T he County Council on ’l‘uudny Mud”! the Iollovnng ”solution of condolence to Lord mum, to be haun- mitted to Amen! upward Ringo! Great Brim Ind lrelmd: ' The Count“)! Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, lbw in the sorrow of the Elwin over tho death of our lane (may beloved Sovereign and Hum that Divine strength may be given )ou and each member of the Royal Fanuly to bow bolero the deems. We also de- nim to express our fervent loyalty to your pomn mid Empire. v FIBDINLND'WALTIK, Warden. Thou Shaw tCtr) tho Council. STANDING COMMITTEES. The following no the standing cum mitten for 1901: Alex Penman (Ctr) and Messrs Shunt, Hallman and Robson. COUNTY PROPERTY. Geo DeBus (Ctr) and Messrs Gil, balm, Walker and Plum. HOUSE us manna. ,'. J. Cherry (Ch.) and Messrs Laird. Fi her, Anthea and Shaw. She use of the Court Room wat granted the Berlin P. b'. Board for a lecture to be given by Mrs Hoodleea on Domestic Science. In reply to inquiries the Globe wired that many of the County Councils were adjourning indefinitely as a mark ol respect to the late Queen. Wellington ('onnty Council however adjourned for only one day. _ ,. - re____" ..,, "an”... orotoNitx.E-rELEaRAm4 DAVID ""'hiriGriliu followed the general precedent and adjourned : t 5 o'elock to meet again at the call of the War- den The annual meeting of the Waterloo Board of Trade was held in the 01d Council Chamber on Friday evening. The attendance was only fair. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Tun PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS. President J. H. Boos in his annual address referred to the etlorts made by the Board to secure suitable public buildings for Waterloo. A memorial had been forwarded to the Acting Minister of Public Works setting forth the claims of the Town-the large‘ mount of inland revenue collected here, nearly 70 per cent. of the total l collected in the Guelph Division, thin large postal revenue derived owing to Waterloo being the centre of large in- surance and manufacturing interests and having very inadequate 8000m< modation for the transaction of the large amount of public business tran- sacted here. The President urged that the efforts be renewed this year andthata memorial be sent to the Minister of Public Works and if neces- sary a strong and influential deputation be sent to Ottawa to urge our claims to tttltl building. The Board had also annoy-tom better tire pro- tection it the heart of the Town and the matterls now in the hands of a special committee which will report on it shortly. A number of meetings were held to consider the matter of better railrrad facilities and the Bylaw sub- mitted by the Council to grant a bonus to the Clarke road was carried. As a result of this Patterson immediately started work on a rival line and early connection with the C. P. R. seems soured though the Clarke scheme tell through. An effort was made by the Board to secure better mail accommodation be- tween Waterloo and Toronto which was successful, and as a result letters posted in Waterloo in the evening will go east on the S.45 mixed and be dis- tributed in Toronto early next morn- ing. Waterloo Board of Trade. During the year some rorretspondenre took place with a firm of carpet manu- facturers with a view to having them locale their factory here but the cun- cessiona asked tk r the firm were greater than the Council thought the town would be warranted in giving, conse- quently the matter was dropped. ELECTION or OFFICERS. . President-J. n. Roots. Tice-President-Rudolph Rorehmtrn, sees-Tres'.--]. C. “sight. cmmcil-Metttmr. Wm. Snider, Rad Roechmnn, A. Bauer. David Bean, W G. Weirhel, C.W.Schidei. r‘.Koil, Geo Moore, J. B. Hughes, S.Snyder. Dr.J H. Webb, A. W. Robina, w. H. Rid dell, Geo Nobel. and“ Finance Committee--- Messrs. Hes- poler, Scbiedel and Bean. , Printirutcomtnittmy-Mestma.Hiuiard, Ridden lnd McBride. Railway Committee-More. 13.tinr der,J. E. Seaman] M. l', F.. W. " Bnidesr,Riehnrd Henchman, Geo.ltiebel and J. B. Hughes, Manufactured Committee - Wm Snider, F. Rio], John Shuh, Rtham Dutchman, John Ritzor, A. Bauer, W G. Weiehel sad Frank Knight, ArtditorrFrtrrs. J. M. Scully an Goo. Wegnnut. The uiitat salary of $1 we Mertiry-T'retumrer. “Quantum- The Praldem and Sermmry wore unburned to prepare a suitable mom- ml to the Minister of Public Works " the, creation of aultnhlo public build- Ilp In W.torhto and the Munieipal WI vu refunded to his motion In the runner. ROADS AND “RU. IRAN ' Proprtotor Annual Meeting, 13! Am“. nAlqr'm. eon-hung of the l’mi- q, and Ilsa-n. Ridden _ was mud in In“. If- - k b holding at a. n- FINANCE madam All members of "on - .n - was voted I. Passed Peacefully Away day Afternoon at 6 30 wight'rueedryarterriooi1 death at 6.30 p. w. of Queen Victuria. The were all the bedside came. The news w. s l over land and sea and the town bell a few 2 o'clock announce, fact that our belo, was no more. - Flags public ‘buildings Were half mast and will n- PASSED PEACEFUL“ AWAY siiter the funeral The Council met on lug pursuant to adjourn Mayor Bean in the cha Bechtel, Duering, lm Seam-am and Peppler. The minutes of the p were read and contirrr tion was passed mum “er8, H. B, Duel Peitpler; town pr" light, Ed. Seaman APPOINTMENT oF lly-Law 217 w readings, appnimh for mm as follows THE QUEEN IS DEAD. ‘Berlin Wins the First. fu Appointment of Committees ar Officials for the Year The several their Chairmr and Printing, A despajch from A: aosmr Town (tonal salary nf: (Jivrk of thr man for ti ceipm Mrdicnl HI Webb, 3' Webb, at a ' Caretaker of Ce a salary of $7 bn mber of m llespeler. Member of f M " Rr "In" " Informal discussion of I mud-bot Imus, an mun \udimm limos! llamlkn H. Martina-I at a ”My Son“ of Rervtsior,--Thrs M Beohet,rmeriac,otthw lot, the Bret [mung to 3t= Brox md Hut and Rot-pom- Fimil Wankel. \prmntntivn David Benn. MI tuber ot Park f 5nd J. ti. Rom. Universal .Mourning' For TOWN COUNtle. mu me: Queen Victoria ftr al Dueril M Born May 24th, 18“) Died Jan. 22nd, 1901 Began to Reign June 22nd THE QUEEN IS DEAD. ard .on mum of Her s-a-ar-""'. If! M " ll tk N W M THE LATE M Tues- I) Isle K and Popp- te held May d the Tr of H0 M4" M ty h h at The Green and White Triumph Over the Yellow and Black at " Tl ll [k rt fioehle “me home vietorioutt, the firtBl more hung ll toh. The (m: boys "an nentlemnnly lot of players but they new Ikmply unwind. Ttto Water- loo boy. played u brim-m ”we, the balm -emtttrtt"'tet [on f to l: G"iriiiGGiio" 5M _ n tut a m, l‘wrlin and Waterloo hockey "hichare hauling for chain l p honors in the W. 0. H. A.' mot for the first schedule game _ Waterloo rink on 'l'huriday g. The keen rivalry which has s existml between these twol brought nuuihcr a Tory large-1 ost enthusiastic crowd of hockey : m people. The game was of the t deserilrion and the excitement crowd was constantly kept at the it Whit"), as it Menard to ho one pull for victory from start to lick-run Wylie. of Ayr, did not any rough playing and in the hr! uf the game several Berlin m “011' sum to the boards. His W Wlterlog Defeats Them by "r 5 tht 1r TY w IN' I the bo 0 home iGi,e,iewreteerarsts, “and”, January " '9trr-c W M rl Hut? was cane u): GALT EASY tr E of tht E vietoriou. ',5. The rl In picked win n hovluw "an tw t“ as" " the game himself a Mum ix l tho More stand After lemming forwards pushed a beautiful rush The game now ver. the Waterloo ty work,Roos and re in succession. Waterloo. Play- Ir than ever and a stopped many I scoring was done " ti W " {mm the in rliu forwards nation rash then got it "yler scared Stovons m A Sow. reign Greatly Beloved. ON TUESDAY 1rtllllliililll It 8.80. point forwards Wat the (on; and! was IIT ‘n theil W ll 1g l h favor no " again in ot air ltinie they had piled up eight gods while their opponents failed to score. l 'n the second half the Galt boys scored five goals while Waterloo added three (more to their tally. All the Waterloo boys put up good games and simply outplayed their opponents. Their combination work was simply grand. ‘ The Waterloo team was as follows: Goal, Wells; point, Forrester; cover; ‘Morley; forwards, Seyler, Young, Rotm land Somerville. the " in} Luv 'cab.... The speaker made a touching and appropriate allusion to tho death of our beloved sovereign, the 12m; in his opening remarks, after which he dwelt on tho negative side of the question, showing the bad effects of having’ gates oil their hinges, old Cultivators plows, derelict. t Meshing machine and stone piles distributed promis enously in fence corners within th view of passersbv. He recommended I the construction of post fences, the planting of ornamental trees, the grav- clling of lanes leading to the farm re- ‘ siilences, ahd strongly advocated the construction of houses and general ap- pliances with a View to the greatest I possible convenience for the ladies, as nothing treautihee a farm more than a iiiiJiG'eif, smiling and happy woman son. MOISTURE. Mr. F. M. Lewis, of Burford, was next Introduced and gave a good speech on unimportant subject of how to retain the moisture in the soil. Us recommended underdraining, surface mulching, and the working of manure and “TEN: crops into the soil as near to the surface as possible as a means of retaining moisture. CARE AND swucsnox or MANUEL Mr. Juhu McMillan, ex-M.l’., of Seniorlh, was then introduced and crave a splendid address in his usual iiuent style on the subject of "The care and application of manure." He gave some valuable hints regarding the covering of manure previous to hauling on the field and how and when to apply it to tho mi, and contended ,that iuitticient manure was wasted in :(intmio every year to pay the interest on every mortgage in the nrovnce. 1 EVENING “sewn. i l The evening session was attended by an audience numbering not fewer then ‘ 400, consisting of farmers end citizens. This audience reminded one of Twin- (City audiences on account of the num- F her and beauty of its Indies. At the opening a resolution of con- l dOlence on account of the death ot t Queen Victoria was moved by Mr. linker and alvly seconded by Rev. Mr. . [ Watson and unanimously carried by s {silent standing vote. l Address-ls of I very entertaining and I instructive order were delivered by ‘Mr. F. M, Lewis, Rev. u. A. Mitchell 1 ‘0! Waterloo, A. Werner, Elmirt but! It John Medium. Vocal music In Brat - ‘nlus style and expression wu render- T gave same vu the covering hauling on the Farmers‘ Institute Meeting. ed " Into" chnr. " n rendering n by tho Mit Interesting Meeting I.» “Am, 1'0 cull AOOLD II 0.- - King Edward VII mil?!” {infarct} Ipprochtod g of a palm-non ttom Room, lion- Wthhel Ind Worn». '"m .eeee I of I very orttartaiNptt 3nd order worn delivered by Ionic, Ker. u. A. Mitchel} , A. Werner, Elmln 5nd Inn. Vocal music In Brat Ind "mean In: render- aln by the Elm“ Humm- n momm- . " ,eltitttM, 't'.tit "" at Elmira Quality the It'ga combination that knocks at your door but once a year and not every year. Our Midwinter Clothing Sale Causes this Slaughter in Prices. Boy's $6.50 Suits for... . . $4 So. Boy's 5.50 " ‘~........350. Men's 15 oo Overcogts for .10 so " x250 " ". . . 9.50 $. " so Suits ". .. 9.50 Strasser’s, Prices tha Lowest. Houn- u - m that in mama-III {if 2ttU2,t'l, " are, MNt “a“ 0.. d tG tWAV. not! " Imago! _ luluhhm‘l -Triiirir" Februlry 4th. "ot, " urinal uni-n- m“ mar: t.'.;i'iiitiiEtiliii.ii'it wan-human: Tho MINIMUM in“ "t"%tf; Ann-l In“. lutorloo. Highest. " The Great _ corner Store. NEW GOODS New Prints. New Ginghams. New Cottons. New Tickings. New Denims. 10 Bales Grey Cotton. 5 Bales Bleached Cotton. New Laces. New Embridery. Lawns. Organdies. Muslins. Cotton Hose, Etc. l large catch HERRINGS, TROUT was made one day last month by the undersigned, not as the above cut would illustrate; but owing to the prospects ofa very scarcity of same which is now fully demonstrated; the undersigned bought every available fish in Port Elgin and Southhampton; in consequence we have A Very Large Stock to dispose of; you wiil however bear in mind that none are to be had from the lake from this out,they are all in retailers' hands, and if you want to be sure of some for the len- ‘ton season, come now; we guarantee the price; they will not be any cheaper; the question will be, City Grout, and China Hall Bricker & Diebel. CALL AND SEE THEM. FOR EARLY ' hsahg, SPRING TRADE. Cali Any Be Had. OF WHITE FISH ( AND Wat: rloo