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T& i) ® NoÂ¥ "URGES ERECTION OF NEW MUNICIPAL .BUILDINGS BERLIN‘S LARGEST TOWN COUNOH . o sANEEs grtiGe on . MDNDA C w R no \ rills‘ at * in< s 'm..umm'a-tal for 191%, outside. of the weading . of i ind â€"address by Hts Worship : Schma z, and five minutes zâ€" j ,_*~ were called to ordér he â€" e "basiness : of the~ â€" Council was pr with." : Mayor ,fifim Council is °& this year instbad . c is to say that the been arrangedâ€" in square i der to odate the me .â€"â€" Bix‘. of th id by Counciis up to â€" t i1 Chamber HIS Wanmmennd his. second term in ‘ the Chief Magistrate‘s chair g‘b had arranged the seating of the members.. He considered that the members of the 1911 Council â€" should mwe seats they held last year an new enmibers were arranged in the efi ot the vote they receivâ€" ed on on day. ~+He hoped that the plan would be satisfactory to the ‘members. â€" There was no . objection raised. l n 35 ‘The members were seated as folâ€" lows:â€"Reeves Euler, Asmussen, Dietâ€" rich and Rohledér,‘ Alds. Kranz, Cleâ€". ment, Mills, Dunke, Pieper, . Winterâ€" halt, â€"Schilling, Utiley, Gross, Hagen, Detweiler, Knechtel, Bucher, Schnarr and Schwartz. . All the members were present and took the outh ‘of office excepting Ald. ‘J. 41. Schnarr, £ ‘The address of Mayor Schmalz was comparatively brief, but . contained quite an élaborate programme for the year. He congratulated the members tipon their election . and while the number of members has been considâ€" W he. was confident the 1 ess would be transacted carcfulâ€" flfl‘ummmmy. The most imâ€"; e businessâ€"of the . . year, he n red, would be. the. separation f the town from the County. Other matters ‘to be considered would . hbe the erection of new inunicipal buildâ€" jings, advertising the town, appointâ€" ment _ of a publ‘:rty commissioner, better lighting of King. street. and securing of purity of water and. ice w . He urged harmonyâ€" between 6 gfil and. the various Commisâ€" slons. ° address was heartily _ apâ€" plauded by . the members. \ Applications for the office ol AsSesâ€" sor: were received from Messrs. J, G. Buchhaupt, W. Cairnes and M. Reidel, d for the pMce of Assistant Saniâ€" C tor from Messts. Anthony , Geo; M. Schmidt and . Wil T‘ wentyâ€"nine pr the ~northâ€"wester sbreet, between V titioned to have BLOrEA to 30 fee‘ original moeting duced * _ Ivan Walker, 27 for refund of hich he did n statir West ploye wORBHIP MAYOR sSCHMALZ The ‘following communications were ad by Town Clerk Millar:â€" ; B. Albrecht, Seeretary of the $y T. & L. Council, wrote after Mr. Hannon, . & A Square‘‘ Council Briefly to Some of the Most nportan Qum ; to be Considered This Year °_ _ * Inaugural Addres Want Byâ€"I W 6 . wat tw it Communicati Wants a Refund Berlin Man Wanted »t after Mr. Hanmnon, . & | ratepayer, had been emâ€" watchman at the . . Tuerk Application OW .. the «foet feot as Mayor Schmalz was Wate pet â€" Shoemaker {$1.05 bein not have. | unm"' t ‘"round.*" desks . have and King, poâ€" building line reâ€" contained in the 90. At the last aker . ‘Ave., being tax on led neTs Ts .. on Francis A sses His Worship Mayor Scehmalz read the foll St. crossing for two weeks he _ was dismissed by the G.T.R. and his posi tion filled by a man from Guelph, of whom, it is said, they were glad to get rid of, in his place. The memâ€" bers of the T. & L. Council are â€" inâ€" dignant in regard to this matter, and ask that as the town pays the salary the Council should insist that a rateâ€" payer, or at least a resident of the \town, should occupy the position. To the Members of the Berlin Tewn‘Coync * naye tbus seen yOr DOY Te moantpenats tarh B aind EBd e on may have plea: a h at your: . meéeking6, OUL 1912. That the electors ui,fium“dd..wm co-wo‘l 1911 is evidenced <by the fact that everyâ€"member has been. ; returned to serve during the ensuing year. sen-mmlm you, . gentlemen of last year‘s Council at being.reâ€" and J wish. to ex % congratulations also to the new members who have been electe fill the additional seats required for thig year. 3A While ‘the Council of 1912 is a large body and might be conâ€" sidered unwieldy, I have no {fear that its size will be: detrimental to the carrying out of its business, I welcome you all most corâ€" dially apd sincerely hope the Town‘s interésts ‘may ever . be (your own interests, ‘and that all business may be conducted in a broad, impartial and ~friendly â€"spirit:"" wela bige A There will be many questions of great importance during & year that will require your earnest: and caréeful consideration, . t among them being the Town‘s separation from the County, of Watâ€" erloo, the Town having now reached the required population to enâ€" title it to become a City. > I am still of the opinion that steps should this year be taken to erect new Municipal Buildings, the present. accommodation W inadequate, while the old ‘building is also unsightly .and ussafe, My desire is to see the closest relations between â€" the â€" ‘Town Council and the Commissions and a thoroughâ€" harmony: between the Council and the various Boards. . Appeals for the usual financial asâ€" sistance were received from J. Ross Robertson, Chairman of the Trust, for the Hospital for Sick â€" Children, and Arthur Gate, Collector of the Canadian _ Free Library _ for . the Blind. t ~The Municipal World solicited . for subscriptions. 3 ‘The Waterâ€"works Byâ€"law which was. recen ratepayers will greatly improve the facilities missioners Aiter the completion of the general lighting of the town, I hope that the lighting of King street will also be taken up. The Board of Park Management promise us a clear lake of fresh water for 1912 and ever afterward. I trust that body will be in a position to arâ€" range with the assistance of private capitaf to â€" provide the park with a grandstand, the need of which is felt. 5 In these growing times it is important that the name of the town of Berlin, soon to be a city, be kept well advertised. _Other places are securing new industries and we should receive our share as well. In order to accomplish this effectively, . the appointment of a «*publicity‘" man should be considered and possibly a commitâ€" tee of the Town Council could be selected to deal with all â€"â€"matâ€" ters pertaining to the proper advertising of Berlin and the securing for it more factories. i e o Tamas HAms PMR HE ‘Town Engineerâ€"Johnston presented a brief report and a plan of a Rew sewer trupk line which it is proposed to construct in the West Ward. Town Clerk Millar submitted cerâ€" tificates of the vote on the ~various byâ€"laws carried by the ratepayers on election day. ‘The audited financial statement . of the Stréet Railway and Light ,Comâ€" mission were presented by the Town Auditor. 4 ‘Then followed an hour‘s discussion on whether all the members of the ‘Council should be members of all ‘mnml or whether the . various ‘committees should be small in numâ€" ;m. Alds. Kranz, Clement and Gross were the champions of the big comâ€" ]mlnoo idea and almost carried their contention, a division of 9 to 8 (eâ€" ‘After the communications had been presented the Council resolved itself into a striking committee to . strike the various committees for the year. Instead of retiring to the committee room on account of it being too small ~~ In the matter of railroad Tacilities, there is no doubt that imâ€" provements. will follow. Radial linesâ€"cannot come too thick, as they are the best feeders to the town‘s business. . Any reasonable. proâ€" positions that will benefit the town, should therefore be: taken up for consideration. mA Pag" y s ; to ~accommodate. the increased numâ€" ber of members the committee . .teâ€" mained in the Council Chamber.. , Mayor Schmaiz presided and . the first order was the appointment _ of the Chairman of the Finance _ Comâ€" mittee.. Reeve Euler was again honâ€" ‘ond with theâ€"position, . this . _ time without opposition, on motion of fnquty Reeve _ Asmussen and _ Ald. In conclusion I express the hope that our fair town may be guarded from disaster and scourge, that it will continue to grow and remain prosperous, and that you, _ Gentlemen of the Council, will conduct its affairs with good judgment and a constant ‘desire to further its welfare. 2. °8 €¥> Clement New Sewer Trunk (Ace Appeals for Striking Committees Aid uce ( ie L Cas 2P w se o es S T t goik 1 o) 4 A9ke E) CHRONJICLEâ€"TELEGRAPH, â€" JAN 1PM, 1918. was. recently _ passed by the facilities of ~.the Water Comâ€" feating .the. proposition Many suggestions were made as t0oâ€" the bes> method ofâ€" dividing. the work of the: Council andâ€" finally they adopted a proposition to amalgamate the Sewerage and. Cemetery:Commitâ€" tees with four members, the Fireâ€" & Light and Market Committees . â€" with, four members, the Garbage, . Street Cleaning and . Sprinkling .Committees, with five members, andâ€" : leaving,, the !Board of Works, with six members, as it was. v c ‘The Council adjourned at 12.20 : to meet at 2 o‘clock to. complete. â€" its work. ? en | oi â€"â€"The various standing committees wereâ€"appointed _ by the Town Counâ€" cil this afternoon as follows:â€" ¢ _ ‘Financeâ€"Reeve Euler, chairman and all the members. n2~ '"Bo:r'd â€"â€"Of â€" Worksâ€"Messrs. . Eulet, Dictrich, â€" Rohleder, Asmussen _ and Schwartz. A ‘The chairmen. were appointed _ as follows:â€" °s 14 Board of Worksâ€"Reeveâ€"Districh. Sprinkling and. Garbageâ€"Ald. Winâ€" terhalt. { Fire and Lightâ€"Ald. Uttley. Marketâ€"Ald. ‘Du . Sewerageâ€"Ald.. Peiper . Cemeteryâ€"Ald.. Schilling. â€"The chairmen are the same as last vear. 3 Moved by W. D. Euler, seconded by. N. Asmussen, that the Finance Comâ€" mittee .. be and is bereby appointed to consider the advisability «of . applyâ€" ing to the Legislature for intorporâ€" ;atton as‘a city by special Act with a lviow . to seenting ug::m gpecialâ€" [lyt suited: to the in ts of the city. 61 A . * f Reeve Euler. stated that he introduc ch it for. the purpose of givimg the Council . an â€" opportunity to 4iscuss whether it would not be: advisable to secite a special charter in order that spocial legislation may be sccuted tiat] _ ___ _ would be beneficial to the new city. | PTOSSUT He referréd,to such matters as â€"â€" the the sta employment of an industrial commisâ€" get an sioner, securing land for factory sitâ€" meeting es to be sold at actual cost to prosâ€" day. }pectln manufacturers, taxing YRCANG| â€" lands at bigher values than improved property, ete. â€" R but sA Deputy Reeve â€" Rohleder questioned ‘ tion 1 whether .any ol the â€"qnatters» reforred tee. to by the . mover would be granted mously i In . speaking to the. above motion wing inatigural _ " A Special~ Charter and Refers ~ i w in P j -m-ut:'cmm" \ Rollowing individual . testn commércial travelers art sig betiGion | to Prétier WHithby OWE S oi trars MOVEMENT > Owen~> Sqund, Jan, : 9.+â€" TD6 COUDGL of m Board of T% .-mflfl; cou have expre 'tzpflfl,, ves * %suoub opposed the proâ€" _ ‘Georgian Bay Sbip Canal, and also _ to the proposed enlargement of alsoâ€". to the proj n UR CC M the wwvcma;-fig‘.?fit«f ing of . _the $wo. bodies was d, toâ€" day, and.a resolution was passed,. which will be forwarded _ to a theetâ€" ing . of . .the representatives from the boards . of trade of various ~. cinâ€" tres to be held in Berlin next Friâ€" day.. . This meeting is being held for the, purpose of pressing on the Govâ€"= .ernment: the necessity "of taking up those two projects at once. The reâ€" presentative meeting held here this morning‘ to discuss : the matter was unapimous. Jn its disapproval of the building.of . the Georgian. Bay . Canal, and also of the enlargement of the Welland Canal. Their Majesties * Returning Home + s oap®o » Bombay, ‘ Jan. 10.â€"Their Majesties, King George and Queen Mary, .conâ€" cluded ‘their © "Durbar visit: toâ€"day by embarking on the Viner > yacht, Méeâ€" dina, ’wriéh is expected â€" to reach Portsniouth by February 4th. _ . Address on _ 9. America _ and West Indies south America, the neglected comâ€", tinent,. was the subject of .a ~. very interesting. lecturehy. Rev, . Mr. Goodâ€" man, a returnedâ€"missionary from. ‘that continent, * in Grace Congregaâ€" tional . church, Monday â€"night. South America is aâ€" vast go_ntinellt, being one. . sevent}: of . the earth‘s surface, and â€" having one. twentieth of the toâ€" tai population of the: world. ; There,is mot ‘a railway across the continent. the conditions of its. heni;h&d peoâ€" The . view. . taken ple is {disgusting. .. In .LMS. . COPAORY there. are 3,000,000 inhabitants. .» . . â€": On the : seutheast.coast ofâ€" South America is. situated. Buenos AyTeS, the largest . city. on the . continent. Here‘is confiscated the Bible from theâ€" people among other deeds of infamy . * i C ue Occl% d The (Jecturer has: also _ TAYOICC through the West _ Indiés. He landed jn St. Kith, a most beautiful island with its _ tropical fruits. â€" Then Iea‘y- l uds < BR s n Aoien ts Cams® F in St. Kith, a most beautiful island with its _ tropical fruits. â€" Then leaytâ€" ing this island, he soon met the native ‘people. (They are scantily‘ ¢lothed. A coffee sack is â€" considered a _ pair of the latest style trous rs. People come eagerly to religious meetings _ to ‘hear _ the Gospel and ly â€" aecept.. Christ. They are yearning for the gospel light. Wey live .. in very smaill houses,. have not enough: to eat and are poorly paid for.. hard. work. Some are too poor to pay the marriage Tee, which was imposed on the people. . Leptosy is found among these people in all ts hotrors abnd loath¢someness. . On the island of Barbados, the people gre . ‘more civilized than elsewhere. are intelligent and perform very artistie, â€" work in lace, basketry and many other things. ° +, w ;~At. : the C speaker .. sh curios which his travels. ;h‘w'm meeting of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary was held on Monday al« terndon at the . B_â€"W. lhm and was . latkely aftended. The réports wore most gratifybig. . Owing to pressure iof matter: and the desire of the staft to allow. the newsboys . to get an early start the details of the meeting are held . over until Wednesâ€" day. tbut siw no objection to the ques tion being discussed by the contnitâ€" tee. The ~resolution cartied ~unantâ€" Auxiliary Meeting to Préiiec Whitiey requesting syyppathy Jot. bettet . accomy he mm‘? ~célose of the lecture, the showed _ some interesting ch he~ had collected _ in t e â€"anc shfavad. PP P PR 9+ ounel) * '&. instead of. spending millions a proâ€"|improving the fasilitles at Geotglan hip Canal, | and |Bay ports, and by reducing â€" grades. 4 p:wmsot on the railways‘ and . increasing/ele" A | spe &m‘r vator ltor%mhq extension flm es was held, toâ€"| Intercolonial tailway . to the Geor n was passed,| gl.‘y. was. thought to be : a pg!d led / to a meetâ€"fsolution of the situation, The‘ / @tâ€" atives from â€" the ‘Jlargement o4 ‘the Welland Cl?l,wonfi various â€" . cénâ€" !simiply mean. that it would | ecome a Berlin mext Fri~,feeder to the Oswego Canal _ now is being held for}béing enlarged by the United States, ng, on â€" the Govâ€"{ with ‘the result that> Canadian grain y "of taking up wobld be, shirped via~ New York.~ _ t once. The reâ€"' While in Berlin next Friday, Mayor held here‘ . this }Lemon will look into the interswitchâ€" the matter was ing system here, and will visit Galt isapproval of the ind other points with a view of getâ€" gian . Bay . Canal, | ting information which may be of asâ€" argement of the sistance © in dealing with _ the local street _ railway and interswitching of the situation problems. 2x find â€" that . the also traveled y\and : his| than «48 . ~due"" 10 Â¥ in .oxmment or..ibe* . .m:,.h the past yoor Aple fineneial incC d . hotalp, .mt lMcensen, whick it 6 tast Agmaticantie but ~ since reauirenents mud #0. the ontion, is the yAgk it Of | Ee 4 lientes, which we, an. b. dassyBy Ac "\ expendisureâ€"fol ‘the secomatidae tign received, have.Mlat n akrbe id . Lownrds, :shaold #ep to it +Â¥Mkb fair ~ consideration As. qiven %0 requirements :and : some* law.+ . 80â€" tabl by which we may; #edpins treatment; «at> jany xate »Ab | 8000 as. has . obtaingd : when . Mquor litenses were granted. x k 249 ad o6 m 39“!““":‘,‘? = ~.:_;:‘t’.'£ As. a finol.request an inspector OR nspectors. Are asked for.sâ€" im Oo% Sentenced to _ _ _‘ "be Electrocuted ‘‘Boston, : Jan. :0 Rey. Clatence aas aan siaot puug. to sagnates ay f to. th ze pl murdering Avis Linnell last: *Ootâ€" om He was sentenced to be electroâ€" cufed durng ‘the week of May 24the . Toy Engine ...During the temporary absence . .. Of Mrs. Nelson M.,;ME;M wha.was conversing with . her ‘little boy. took . ‘a candle: ofâ€"&be: Christmas tree, lit it and ut it . in the smoke stack of â€" himâ€"toyâ€"engine.. and â€"â€" commenced . to pull Atâ€"aropnd ; ‘the room, â€"The lighted_candle ignited the window curtains. and .caused,> ~@ blaze. and frightemed the littleâ€" . lad.. He screamed . and was beard..byâ€"his: mother. . The fire department = WAS 1 â€" and made: aâ€"quigk . Je .â€"‘The blaze. was; soon extinâ€" guished and: the damage. was~â€" ~Very slight. d ©5 ons s "~=of Officers C C., Marry Burrows, Kec. . . _ _ 5. Clarke; Asst, Rec., Miss Emma For lerâ€" Treas, . J. K. Master, Prelate Mrs. Sarah E. Mason Doérr; . Mar shal, Williatm _ Clayton;, . Warden, Ed ward Jones; Guard, . Joseph . Rice Sentry, Philip Frank, Trustee, R. F Gofton. j M A pleasing feature of the evening‘ & Promlnv was the presentation of an ress and l4 _ watch to the retiring . Chick 8°opncmdt,, Mr. Simâ€" on taufier, . The recipient heartily thanked the members for . the expresâ€" sion of ; their appreciation of his serâ€" vices . and assured the Council . that be . would always . retain . an active interest in itg" wellare. . . & An:;'nu glose ol the regular proâ€" coodi the members adjourned to Mr. T. Eagan‘s ~restaurant,.. where they partook of . supper,, Mr. ‘w was‘ tendefed & hearty. yote of k s for the: excelient. meau and . the. manâ€" nex in whick it. was .served.. : Herbert .flu:ll, a Oalé our{a:h'lt man, appe Police: ® mwyorning charged with using insulting language to a waittess in .a local testawrant while :{?M last ovâ€" ~ I _ guilty, %’f« ‘ina *-,-"’“‘-g"" 6 and amounting "n al 9 INSULTED WAITRESS $10.35 paSt.: : 1BCC haracter, and W asking â€"a0ypDi0g Caused Fire and Rangquet ho icip M rpd V U++ d d 490# whe <the Wa m whe mnidslon _ briTow» . Cleck .. Miblar . and o 9 i n omcs Te i’ ' ’ k B4 !,,t?..‘x_ F9 Bc 5 C en n foang! doose dn i a | nppgiat. bhidy ds yearse > + . We ifi was the .deaire of % aur : that! ~Coinodaglooert Bovanan Antad the .provisions.. of | the)Acst i "mokiom.! instructing the 94 peobts ot s oublics uulity â€" should «be |dengeto furnish the Board the save Taek tha :ao&&-w , m#h Mz and.! the Council _ expressed Atboit s @4 ro imlbymul during : the that.the Cotumiasign . would. :comply.| last grar. Mr. Bowman stated that with the request made by. lastâ€"yeer‘s |he: agreed that before; oukin}e Countil but.swhich had pot been. .p@â€"| sion. turns oyer profits to ‘#‘" ® ciglly presented. uatil late in. the|it ahould make . inquiries whate. ib yéeat. wus 9"" ; (is possible . to.. make *&fi ation Lef to Town | Mayor SCW% that. it was his desire that the Comqif and. Comâ€" maissions . sho work (‘hatmoniously: together anpd»believed that. the . difier: ences of opinion would_be _ amicably settied il the.Commission could. 88¢ The table was spread . with ~New ... Near‘s gifts, , & Wa-w\rmd them one by one, f And said to each other, "This New: <.~. KCear‘s Day . 5 We have forgotten mone." ~. /.. But that night in my dreams 1 heard ~~ .‘ & voides *+, dpvieg 3. 47 ons That seem‘d to speak from Heaven; ‘‘*My child, hast thou, forgotten : nene, . When_no:gilt to fac: is givent) <is." "I aimlthy King, and yet My claim ; ow 48"b that, on this New Year‘6 Thou"hast. no gift for Met"* ~ _ ‘Lord, just because Thou aft a King,‘" .‘.1 m. "_nm. $. s ‘‘Towhom belongs the whole wide t ,»w:* nioard (ompiutne t ..\.,' AndHeaven and earth and"sea. ~~° "I hever thought that Thouâ€"wouldst For New Year‘s gifts from me; . ° here '_&:oum in myAittle Ttore . Costly. enough for Thee."~" *My child," replied‘ the loving Voite} <ug s’si?_k"lot'ifi;; But thees « >=%/â€" [‘%lfl thyself Ato "Meitisesr . Yesl ‘‘That I might have thee for Mine Iâ€"diedson Calvary: > > It '_'lll“l'&*’rle“ my throne, i gng, .give thysélt: toâ€" Me." I woke, and all around was still; " betie mat Xpu Yealls Dyr . My beart madée answer;~ " Miss Shirk entertained on Thursday evenihg for ‘a number of Berlin and Waterloo friends in honor _ of _ her guest, Miss Bill of Toronto. . The Mugl;i at the Country (Club on ThursdaWrevening was largely atâ€" .m&)r the members and a . most enjoyabie pvenin;Twu‘%fifl' by everyâ€" one present. i Tlae annual concert given‘. by the iE OÂ¥ W. G. & R/" Co. to its employes t09Kk gend attached mace in St. Mary‘s Hal) n Thats wij ;:;"‘;,W es day night.. Miss ‘Bonnick, Mrs. Colin hook ‘. Campbelt, My. Pigott, _ Mr. EMCTY . ing 2 sennttaiite and Mr. DeMille were the entertain~ | prices & f ers. for the evening and greatly CC lino have tried it a lighted the mdlqnce. 4Jt gives lflhntn_li , i); uui Mrs. .J. Herbert â€" Scott ° of Chicago were visitors in town . yerâ€" Mr. Williamson, the Dickens reciter, willâ€"recite under the auspjces of St. John‘s Angliean Church on February the. 1st m ue t ers, _ _._ o t Anf 1 gave myselt away. _ _0 ~0"" â€"Allce Jane Muirhead ‘The Just Sew Club were the guests of the presidént, Mrs. J. .. Scully, Frederick® 8t\, Wednesday _ afterâ€" nOOR . h‘l& spent a most . enâ€" joyable afternoon Mr. A. 8. Hall visitor in Sant points . in Florida ‘Arthur J. B. Haehnergard left toâ€" m resume Mis @tudies at the to Univer#ity, ~* n ";fr.'m ‘ton J. Stump( left h-dl.: cu::;h ‘alter a month‘s Inudete t vis nould m torh. an . ©INGL let ter an . oficial . letter en on qo e 3i t etcmie® ApeSPEmm : 3. Wallman is a . business in Santa Rosa, and other PA 4# »Bvec Cout uw. l the Slpuncil are disposet mopeiie meovioter ot o WE' stt Te o 2s ecoidle to aboigs lat wa to: botiel : & tzll:ylfin:g:d for meters..and" $ .6:‘ ' gpeatly,;: encourage . Lb MSQ, : 4Mb would: mean a rewt?:':‘g( | . Bes mguagbr C 2 6 C3 â€"2â€"04 +â€" 1 ""'Eit';i*‘flfi" ' m':da‘gvm stated : tha :fimmp mwu 2 j‘"‘ * i Thouin woake _"wavicdes shere I {lmblptfqmuhm_A Dt metepiper. year Of 0 . td o?o h the receipts : of,: the .C gion‘. . II‘there are any â€" prODt§. JBE overâ€"he fayored turning, them.: & to the town.. He alsoite ‘ fact that provision for, .\ , W# ,m%: in‘ the byâ€"law endorged.. by. the ratepayers. for.new, x 3# C io. Siiiont Tos at WT‘& 8. | ‘Phi Patric j Chairman . Breithaupt _ was, Sigg...O. the opinion that it would" be :B.¢00 move g&o abolish the rental of kW andâ€"the balance of the Commissior agreed & es # a " Miss Lo@ise Oflw have . j Skating Party 'ofi‘rw, yering at. _ the open â€" air tor a : numbe of the younger set. Later® in . The evening the young‘ people. . enjoyed : pleasant chat at the ~ of" the Mayor and Mrs, Schmalz, .. _~. « gy probably: the most prom e in the social life DI?W & Her 'aréim at Rideauw Hal â€" the commencement‘‘ of ‘a 33 events ‘purely C;_ndjn_p, in tone," Ottaws has‘ been ‘gay, with . .flG ‘snowshocing and tobokganing, §8 haps ‘Hever‘ before."" Her Royal. cauels, mt n ; rom a ent loot!]!e purposes contingigg $0,~ « es ".-“'T-:"â€"r- -,â€"‘- v-â€"-l 6 se a Arthur {or Alakeâ€"terminal® «> a N ttér Thirty Years g t ,'Alnc'lmlzl"m. : "fac Men; Women or Ui Don‘t Wear‘ *\ IP else 18 v The "Hill railways ‘are ‘siid book som;â€"Ruptore and W ing EY rran 4: prices . * "Wat . wb who have tried it afid weres It. gives instant â€"reliel: when .l‘x fail. . Remember : I use o sel s harness, noâ€"li66. swoy }t:at_uq';; . _A send on t#ial to prove: wh@ti£ is true:> You. are ‘the ulw”‘ once. .havtig #een my i1 tod | and . read ‘#t you willâ€"be ‘ag : lastic as ~ my ‘bundreds of whose â€" letters youâ€"can also»t jFill sout free coupou ‘below {and!. ltoâ€"dly. It‘s wou‘mfil: whather you try my!A f l@«;»@o p:001gH +4 . F‘ree Information Conpan.: . ren That Cures rseko in 6h TRiRL 14 vou hisve ; ttied moet ‘everythtn T44 eal 18 . d | A #!’ [ant t P i e Passhes 9e To4 j rvigen s .+ + & "TF ' .fi" l P"i‘g;fi: left o fes:! "wad rsed by t 16 wl 2 84 Â¥5% te