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> WESTERNER CURED OF KIDNEY TROUBLE c Immense Enthusiasm| Mr.L. D. Cook, Vineland, N. J, C : Causc.s Pant fae e natooant y ‘The twentyâ€"fourth annual _ meating vested asset#, which now amount B‘hm'!hh‘&nllt“ * _ ni the Dominion Life Assursnce Comâ€" $8,626,233.02, excluding overdraits.| times it seemed to be tied in knots. ‘â€"‘*‘pany was held at the Head Oflice nf Adding n=t premiums due and interâ€"| Nobody knows how I suffered," .. fi;‘lzwnh'umloo..opm.tmumd.mmm "L.tried a great many doctors i $Â¥ 1fth inst. ‘The meeting was wel} amount to $2,873,053.93. Our liabiliâ€"| a great many kinds of ‘ . attended by policyholders as well as ties to the public amount to $2,311,â€"| nothing did ahy good until . ~ Fine Record of the past year P The address of the gentleman â€" who wrote the above will be given to any who may inquire The makers _ of SANOL _ are able to give a large number _ of addresses of people who will give to inquirers sinulat testiâ€" mony as to the benefits they have deâ€" rived from the use of this remedy. the SANOL _ MANTUFACTPRING 'iun'ipeg. It may te . purchased by any drug sthre or direct from the makers at $1.50 per botile. me. _ I received considerable _ relief but after a few : months the trouble started again. It was then that 1 decided to try SANOL, of which 1 had both read and beard. Aiter takâ€" ing two bottles I felt very much betâ€" ter and my condition rapidly imptoyâ€" ed. When 1 had taken the contents ofâ€" eight bottles; I felt beiter than I had done for years for nyy _ kidney trowble had entirely left me. It is now about three months since 1 fin ished with the medicine and I am en joying the best of health." SANOL is manufactured only _ by COMPANY LTD., 977 Main _ street, iPolicies were terminated _ during the year as follows:â€"By death $55,â€" 730; matured â€" endowments . $21,645, surrenders $77,135, ° lapse $661,570, ‘change and â€" decrease $79,197, _ not taken $356,160, a total terminated of â€"§1,251,437. Subtracting this _ from the total issue of $2,957,135, we bave m net ga‘n of $1,705,698, making out total business in _ force $13,936,355. We also issued an annuity. . policy calling for an annval payment by the XTompany of $120 durinz the life time of the assured. The net cash income of the _ year was $605,295.95, an increase â€" o~et the ‘previous year of $76,962.01. The gross expenditure | was . $250,605.25, made up of payments to policeâ€"holdâ€" ers $29,754.13. to shareholdets $13,â€" 900. expenses of management $148,â€" 851.12,. leaving a cash â€" balance â€" of $3514,690.70 to be added to our _ inâ€" . Slowly but surely it has come ...to be a recognized fact by both the peoâ€" Ple of Canada and the Medical _ proâ€" fess on that _ SANOL is the one reâ€" medy that may be relied on in Cascs of Kdney disease, gravel, stones in the bladdet, gall etnes, kidney stones and all diseases and ailments due to the presence of uric acid in the sysâ€" tem: ‘This remedy has great numbers of cvres to its ctedit and its makers have received many strong testimonâ€" ials as to its power. One of ‘these testimonials â€" was â€" recently received from a gentleman who resides â€" in Winnipeg and who is wellâ€"known . as a most reputable citizen. This letter reads in part as follows : ‘‘For some yeats past I had suflerâ€" ed from my kidneys. About 13 months ago I had acute inflammation of these organs, when I was ordered to bed by the medical man attending We received 1,402 applications ~ for life ‘assurances amounting to . $3,â€" 067,810, and issue@ _ thereon 1,361 policies for $2,900,310, and to which should be added bouus additions, reâ€" vivals and increases of $58,825, makâ€" ing a total issue of $2,957,135. To the Members o The Domin‘on L.ife Gentlemen.â€"Your Directors have much pleasure in submitting _ theit Awentyâ€"fourth Annual Report, . with the financial statements for the year 1912, duly cettified by your _ Audiâ€" stead. J. Baliour, P. It. Sims, E. F. Seagram, M. P. Laugstafi, F. S. Kumpf, Dr. Parke, Thos. Trow, A. J. Ardrews, J. McMulsen, J. B. Halil, Dr. Hilliard, Dr. Baumana, C. Huehnâ€" ergard, J. Hespeler, Geo. D. Forbes, W. G. Hall. F. Shantz. P. A. Fergu Kumpf, Dr. Parke, Thos. Trow, A. J. The rate of interest earned on irâ€" Ardrews, J. McMulsen, J. B. Hall, vestible funds computed as last year Dr. Hilliard, Dr. Baumana, C. Huehnâ€" on the {formula adopted by the Govâ€" ergard, J. Hespeler, Geo. D. Forbes, ernment, is 8 per cent., a slight adâ€" W. G. Hall. F. Shantz. P. A. Fergu vance on last year‘s rate. Interest is son,. D. A. Rean, H. M. Snyder, P. well paid up, the amount in arrear E. Shaotz, M. M. Bricker. J. B. being less than a year ago, and there Bingeman. and others. is no apparent danger of any loss on Nr. Thos. Hilliard, the President mortzgage account, and we are still of the Company, occupicd the cbair, able to state that in the twentyâ€" and Mr. P. 1. Roos acted as Secreâ€" four years of our history there has tary. been no loss of invested funds. Mr. Hilllard presented the report of â€" Your Directo:s have continued the the Board of Directors, together with payment of quarterly dividends at the the Financial Statement for the vear rate of three per cent. during the 191%. The Directors‘ Report was as year. fellows:â€" We regret to have to record the teâ€" stead. J. Baliour, Seagram, M. P. 1 Kumpf, Dr. Parke Ardrews, J. McM Dr. Hilliard, Dr. I the 1fth inst. ‘The mceting was wel} amount to $2,873,053.93.. Our: liabili~ attended by policyholders as well as ties to the public amount to $2,311,â€" charehoiders. â€" those presoent were 869.21, leaving a surplus on â€"policyâ€" Thos. Hilliard, Hon. James McMulâ€" hoiders‘ actéount of $561,184.72. Deâ€" leg, Thos. GCowdy, P. H. Roos, W. ducting the paidâ€"up capital, $100,000, Vanduseo, S. B. Pricker, F. _ Hal we have a surplus over all liabiliâ€" stead. J. Baliour, P. It. Sims, E. F. ties of $461,184.72, an increase durâ€" Seagram, M. P. Laugstaf, F. S. ing the year of $94,812.43. . Directors‘ Report for the Year 1912 painful disease cured after the patient had suffered for years by a fow bottlies of SANOL Assurance Company. Causes Immense Enthusiasm "®= i. this Another speaker mentioned the fact that the Dominion Life had _ now grown to a _ considerable size, and that, while it was not the â€" largest Company in Canada, it must be reâ€" membered that other things _ than mere bulk must be taken in judging of the merits of any financial instituâ€" tion. Strength, earning power, ecoâ€" nomy, and, above all, . actual reâ€" sults, were the real tests. What proâ€" tection was a Company _ affording, and what profits was it capable . of paying to each _ individual policyâ€" holder? He had looked into the matâ€" ter carciully, and was thoroughly conâ€" vinced that the Dominion Life â€" had not an equal in Canada. The various speakers refetred to the rapid advancement made by the Company, and the Management _ re ceived many and _ wellâ€"deserved comâ€" pliments on the efficient manner in which the Company‘s affairs were be ing cond@cted. The marked increase in the business written showed that the Dominion _ Life was becoming widely known and bad forced its way by very strength of merit into popâ€" ular favor. One speaket drew attenâ€" tion to the fact that the Dominion Life had the highest interest â€" rate, the lightest death rate, and _ lowest proportional expense rate of any wellâ€" established company in Canada. Thest rates were the most important facâ€" tors in producing profits for policyâ€" holders. He asked if it was any wonder that the Dominion Life was making such vnexcelled returns _ to Policyholdersâ€"returns _ which _ were steadily enhancing the popularity of the Company, and attracting the atâ€" tention of the insuring public to its many points of excellence. The Medical Referee, Dr. A. F. Baumann, then presented the report of the Medical Department. He had prepared an analysis of the mortality |ior the year, showing that the Comâ€" ‘pany had saved 70 per cent. of the ’loss expected on the basis of the Gov: Iernment. Tables. ‘"‘When it is considâ€" eted,"" said the Doctor, "that the Do :minion Life has been in existence for nearly a quarter of a century, we |can truly say that this is indeed a lrematknble showing.s Where, 1 â€" ask you, can you find another company of half our age, with such a favorable [death rate? But the Medical Referees do not lay sole cla‘im to the credit !l‘or this splendid showing. We \beâ€" lieve that a great deal of praise is due to the agents for the discriminaâ€" tion they have exercised in the apâ€" plications they have submitted to the Company. We, are also cf the opinâ€" inn that the Management is to be. rongratulated for having built up ; Campany, the sterling record of which attracts the best »lass of insurance. We afirm that the policyholders | are: {ortunate in having _ thsit insurance . placed in a Company that is buihting: on the strongest of bases an1 firmest of foundations "‘ Other speakers werel P. H. Sims, A. J. Andrews, _ Joh | Balfour, P. E. Shantz, Senator Mcâ€" Mullen, F. Halstead, J. B. Hall, M. M. Bricker, aad F. Shantz. The failacy that a high interest rate must necessarily be _ associated with insecurity, was clearly ~pointed out. The Dominion Life had not one insecure or speculative asset. Its inâ€" vestments had been approved _ many times by the Government. The fact of the matter was that the Dominion Life had recognized early the tremâ€" Mr. Milliard dealt with the report in detail, and emphasized the remarkâ€" ably fine showing the Company had made durinz the. past vear. All the Directors now retire, _ and all are eligible for reâ€"election, _ nine as Shareholders‘ Directors and five as Policyholders‘ Directors. THOS. MILLIARD, President. Waterlco, Feb. 10th, 1913. We regret to have to record the teâ€" moval by death of one of the charter members of the Board of _ Directors, the late Walter Wells, LD.S., whose laithful services were much appreciatâ€" ed by his fellow members, and were recognized by a sultable resolution adâ€" opted by the Board at its April meetâ€" ing. All of which is respectfully submitâ€" ted Â¥, s £.% Pnb rt Rsant o) '_:..:._« 32 9t 6. 4 . a meree ¢ j A m’b‘“ * ‘;’é 4'4‘ :b h?: Ds y Head Office, salaries 1910, 1911 Snd 1913 (net) ... ...... $2,224,008.238 Death claims reported (not completed) 25,730.00 Premiums paid in advance .............. 1,334.61 Accounts Outstandâ€" MMG ......... ............ 1,500.00 Taxes Accrued ..... 3,73%.17 Overdraits in Banks ..... . 00000 §$4.804.15 Debenturcs _ and Bonds ...... ......$188,552.86 Mortgages ... 2,398.157.58 Policy Loans ... 171,145.72 Fire Ins. Prems. advanced ............ 165.39 Real Estate ......... 21,500.00 Cash in Office ... 1,305.62 _ Investible Assetsâ€"â€"â€"2,680,827.17 Mther Assets: Interest due ... ... 23,555.06 Interest accrued... 60,779.35 Premiums Outstanding less collection expenses ... ... | Reserve on all Policies and Annuities in force and _ calculated on basis Hm. 34 per cent. on old business and Om. (5) 3 per cent. on business of 8 recle sc 11,198.03 Travelling Expenses 1,941.30 Advertising, Printing Surplus Surplus over all Liabiliâ€" tG8 ......., 22222 2222 22kl and rent ............ 18,578.43 Directors‘ fees ... 6,801.95 Agencies, Commissions and Expenses ... 90,020.89 Medical Fees ......... 6,759.214 Licenses and Taxes 4,335.02 Investment Expensâ€" and Stationery... ‘5,662.91 Gen>ral Expense ... 4,518.28 Surplus to policyholders $561,184.12 Shareholders‘ Account ...... 157,198.36 Payments to Policyholders: Annuities ... ...... $721.80 Death Claims ...... 41,953.50 Surrenders ... ...... 10,964.01 Surplus ... ...... 13,559.82 Matured â€" Endowâ€" ments ... ......... 22,555.00 Dividend (to Shareholders) 12,000.00 _ General Expenses: Interest . Annuities For the Year ended Dec. 31, 1912. Cash Receipts. Premiums ......... $455,567.94 Less Reâ€"assurance est rate with absolute security, ans the Dominion Life had not lost a dolâ€" lar of principal or interest since its inception. All the retiring stockholders‘ _ and policyholders‘ directors were reâ€"electâ€" ed, the board of directors for the year 1913 being:â€"Thos. Hilliard, P. H. Sims, S. B. Bricker, Hon. Jes. Mcâ€" Mullen, David Bean, W. Vandusen, Thos. Gowdy, Geo. D. Forbes, W. T. Parke, Thos. Trow, A. J. Andrews, E. F. Seagram, F. S. Kump{, _ and John Balfour. After the regular meeting, the Board of Directors met and reâ€"orgaâ€" nized by reâ€"appointing Mr. Thos. Hilâ€" liard President, and Messrs. P. H. Sims, S. B. Bricker, and Hon. Jas. McMullen, Viceâ€"Presidents, as . formâ€" erly. 2 e4 endous advantage of investing in Wesâ€" tern mortgages instead of placing its funds largely in bonds which meant little. or no profit to its policyâ€" holders. The best of all life compaâ€" nies‘ investments was a first mortâ€" gage on real estate or farm _ lands, combining, as it does, a high interâ€" Vinol. It has helped me wonderfully. I am improving fast, feel better and uw-yfinhfllfll'fld bhas me a world of good." We know the great power of Vino!, our delicious cod liver and iron tomic without oil, in curing chronic stomach trouble and building up all weakened, runâ€"down persons, and that is why we guarantee to return your money if it does not help you. A. G. HAEHNEL», Waterloo. peads â€" upon the nourishment = proper assimilation of food, and digestion is good, the whole body sufâ€" Balance Premiums ......... 30,814.36 FINANCIAL StTAaTEMENT â€"â€"â€"2,311,869.21 to Policyholders _ 561,184.72 Expenditures Liabilities Assots. £0 veneed wedies â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"$149,741.05 aelllll... 353,800.77 54,604.15 $2,873,053.93 $2,873,053.93 $107,892.35 $605,295.95 $403,986.36 $605,295.95 424.753.58 : 179,492.37| 1,050.00 $89,754.13‘ 814,334.11 Put up in 25¢. 50c. and $1.00 boxes. j IT‘S MIGHTY FINE TO BE WELIL AND YOU CAN SOON BE SO BY TAKING SOLACE. No ‘SpeCial Treatment Schemes or Fees." _JUST SOLACE ALONE does _ the Exâ€"President Madero . and the ¢xâ€" Vicaâ€"President of Mexico were _ shot down and killed on their way to the penitertiary. "I want you to send a box of Solâ€" ace to imy father in Memphis, Tenn., for which I enclose $0 This remedy has been used by some friends of mine here and I must say its action was 30 DY LARING SOLAUE, C110 ( m . mrams Special Treatment Schemes or Fees." | N A R JUST SOLACE ALONE does . the n am work. Write toâ€"day for the free box, f t o LCA Â¥ | _ Witch Hazel Cream SOLACE â€" REMEDY CO., BATTLE CREEK, MICH. 1â€"106. THE SULAACE CO. of Battle Creek are the solé U. S. Agents and have thousands .. o‘ . voluntary testimonial Ictters which.have been received from srat_ful, people SOLACE has restored to health. Testimomial letters, literâ€" ature and FREE BOX sent upon te= quest. C 00(0 © 3 R. Lee Morris, President of the First National bank of Chico, Tovas, wrote the Solace Company as _ folâ€" lows : It is guaranteed _ under the Pure Food and Drugs Law to be absoluteâ€" ly free from oplaies or harmf{ul drugs ef any description. SOLACE is a pure specific in every way, and has been proved beyond question to be the surest and quickâ€" esb remedy ~for Uric Acid Troubles known® to medical science, no matter how, long standing. 1t reaches â€" and removes the foot of the trouble (Uri® Acid) and pPurifies the blood. Momey back for any case of RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA â€" OR HEADACHE*THAT SOLACE > FAILS TG REMOVE. BOLACE _ REMEDY is a recent medical . discovery of three German Scientists that dissolves Uric, Acid Crystals and Purifies jhe Bload. _ It is easy to take, and will not afiect the weakest stomach. as k ds o 4 enfi nmmemime oo n Rlod s o ~ Qflm iie to Have Boeen «sstuUy carried., out, ~and â€" show ‘Occupied by Linyd _ ; tht dcrerminstiod) of the women." ty‘ destroyed : Mrs. Drummond, another militant windows blown out bodily, and ~ th leader, in an interview acclaimed the outer wall buiged out and cracked outrage as "a grand, fine affair, sucâ€" There was nobody in the Nouse. ‘‘We have biows up the Chanâ€" cellor of the Exchequer‘s house. The authorities need not look for the women who actually did it. I personally accept full responsiâ€" bility for it." Mrs. Pankhurst declared that if she was sent to penal servitude she‘ would go on hunger strike. ‘‘The Government _ will â€" then either have to set me free," she added, ‘"‘or let me die. If I drop out a hundred women are ready to take my place." Try Solace at our Expense uce the brain becomes & y rarp s ann! the moral, p“ more vital waste from -(E carned dollars. We ,__ EVE READER: No matter wh Drs. KENNEDY & KENNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. ? .o-r|c= All letters from Canada must be addressed ' to our Canadian Correspondence Departâ€" pppopeemmeem . mentin Windsor, Ont. If you desire to see us personally call at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat YoU WILL BE A WRECK Mwmmmnrmndmkoammofm. TUuder its influâ€" ence in becomes active, the blood purified, so that all pimples, blotches and ulcers , the nerves become strong nl&. ? that nervousness, bashfuipess and desâ€" vanish, the eye becomes bright, the face full and clear, ennrga retarns to the ‘and the morai, unlmdl:{u-nnn invigarated: all drains coaseâ€"no more vital waste from the system. Don‘viet uacks and fakirs rob you of your hard carned dollars. We cure you or no pay. see us Hly call at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat mo ’cm:: our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and Laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letters as follows: DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont. “.ERVOU‘ Dl'“!l!.lfl w Early (lhnnfiou.’gle-.cn .nd'?b.:: 5':-*.'. 1t ycm”h:vo any mflff. dent Jm gl-mxnn‘y- “-:’-' &a‘:fi.‘.’,‘:’ vltr'dn:? c’im% ‘t'::,wn“:':'nm T inepe inriinbie, paipitation of the Leart, bashint drecan‘s and nses. mediment in urine pimples on the face, eyes sunkem, hollow cheeks, eareworn expression, poor e R‘f dlkmw.'lg.“lck A , tine ings, ce ':hrourha cless, u cmtya:r.fla‘ng’l'h t 'fim&.fi{:"k a m.“:. chan; o c c YOou WwWILL BE A WRECK 200 Write for our private addrass. YOU PAY WHEN CURED s a 7 [ * wal * < 4 4A _/, L IÂ¥" NO NAMES OR PHOTOS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT . _& ~Drs. K.. & K. TAKE ALL RISKS o+ ww&nmm ‘af DER: matter treated you, write for an honest ion Free of Charge. 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It is only in.‘"Gloria Tonic‘‘ that you can get the _ above combination ready for use. . ° "GLORIA TONIC" and fifty thousand, boxes are offered iree to introduce it. ._ ‘ Rheumatism, _ Lumbago, Sciatica, Pain in the back have been curea, in the real mean‘ng of the word, by a little Stillingia, Todide of Potassium, Poke Root, Guaiac Resin and Sarsaâ€" parilla, Any person can take thesc remedies in any . reasonable _ amount with perfect safety, and the results have beehn found to be astonishing. It has been proven that this combinaâ€" tion makes up the best rheumatism remedy in existence, having actually cured many stubborn cases of over 30 and 40 years‘ standingâ€"even in perâ€" sons of old age. _ â€"The five ingcedichts mentioned above prepared with great accuracy and skill not only in regard to proportion, but also.in selecting the best material, have been put up in compressed ta> let form, and are called. CURE YOUR the residents in _ the neighborhoud were startled by a loud explosion. Men hurried to the spot, and found that a determined attempt had been made to blow up the | house. The servant‘s wing was seriously damagâ€" ed, the ceilings ruined, the doors and windows blown out bodily, and ~ the A HOME _ TREATMENT WRHICH L SELDOM FAILS. _ _COSTS NOTHING TO TRY. ‘The creamy ingredients sooth and soften the outer skin, while the Witch Hazel penetrates and heals the deeper tissues. Defightful after shaving or vfilng. 25¢. a bottle, at your druggist‘s. NATIONAL DRUG AND CMHEMICAL co. and general discomfort, try OF CANADA, LIMITEOD. > 185 Extensive showing Mr. W. M. O. Lochead presented the report of the nomiutlng' comâ€" mittee, recom ‘the following as officers lormb’ for . the _ enâ€" suing year:â€" Presidentâ€"1. J. Bowman. Ist Vice Prés.â€"J. C. Haight. @nd Vice Pres.â€"Robt. Smyth. Secretaryâ€"Harward Crafg. Treasurertâ€"E. W. Clement. Auditorsâ€"J. B. Weaver and S. B. Bricker. _ Disbursements:â€" Grant to Sectetary Hodgins ... Paid caterers .....s. si.illll..... Expenses of July phoric ... Speaker‘s expenses ........ ......... Printers, including: postage on ~ cellaneous disbutsenfents ...... 238.91 Refund of fees ... .2.0000.0..., ©3.00 Exchange on dra{ts and cheques 6.75 To cash in Bank ... ........ 36.10 ley â€" 3y Li l uee Executive Committeeâ€"W. J. Motz, E. W. Clement, Dr.“.l. F. Honsbergâ€" RObIGES ....2....0 . ll222 ll.llll20 M For annual report ... ... ® Setretary‘s and Treasurer‘s mis Mr. E. W. Clefvett presented _ the Treasurer‘s Amnadl report as follows: Receipts:â€"., .y 9>z . Balance cartied torward ....._..... $8.28 Members fees©..‘:...%....5......... 426.00 Tickets, Din‘m‘g’:“g‘a; Iecsl....... 206.50 We were also invited by the Woâ€" men‘s Canadian Club to listen _ to an address from Mrs. Wells of Los Angeles, the first police woman _ in America, and on Friday, Jan. 30th, we shared with the Women‘s . Canaâ€" dian Club the pleasure of listening to Prof. DeLury of Toronto on ‘"The Political Situation in Ireland." In all during the last year we have had ten meetings compared to nine in the previous yeat. _ § All of which is respect{ully submitâ€" Dec. 19â€"Dr. Chas: Sheard, ‘"Canada and Canadian Citizenship." Feb. 13, 1913% Prof. A. L. _ Mcâ€" Crimmon, "Social ‘Factors in the Development of the Nation‘s Life." ted. ~«July 1â€"Joint niseting of~Women‘s and Men‘s Canad‘an Clubs, addressed by . Rev.. Archdeacur Cody and Miss Constance. Bolton. Nove 14â€"Ji.b: â€" Englehart, _ ‘‘Canâ€" ada‘s Northlandsâ€" Empire © of the North." & tyicine Dec. 6â€"H. H. Stevens, MP.: "One of Canada‘s Gregtest Problemsâ€" Imâ€" migration." _ Mar. 7â€"Proi. Stupart, *‘Canada‘s Northlands." Mar. 28&â€"Arthir Meighen, > ‘"The Younger. Pitt." o. >> May 2â€"Rev. Dr. Tucker, "Immigraâ€" tion in Relationâ€".towour National Life." f > ‘The fo.lowing aré the dates _ on which meetings were held during the past year. theâ€"names of speakers and their subjecis: ; CIVETE SUUINUUS. t Feb. 23. 1912â€"Annual. Meeting. Mr J( C. Breithaupt on South America Members in good standing at the _ . present time ..S..... ... ... 2500 Members in good standing at last. . annual meeting %:..... ........... 288 Net increase in membets ........... 12 _.In classifying the names ‘of memâ€" hers in good standing: according . to vesidence we find that we have: Bet-‘ lin 152. Waterloo 40, Preston 34.1 Hespeler 13, Elmira 5, l\loomiagdslf| 2, Toronto 1, St. Jacobs 1, Blair 1, cad Bridgeport 1. °> | In classifving the names in _ last vear‘s réport we took into consideraâ€" tion all hames on our mailing _ list, nclading a nurmber who were really Let in gcol stundmg owing to nonâ€" Layment of fees. We believe that it would be wise in future to deal only with the names of members in .good stand nz. * * To the President and Members of| * ~â€"*â€"â€"*~"=°°m>000mâ€"ommemmm the Canadian Club of Waterloo Co. |Frank Haight, G. M.;Shirk, C. I have pleasure in submitting the|Doiph, Preston. ks 9c {ollowing report for the year ending| The report was ulqni a February 20, 1913. § Mr. J p New names added during the year 40 . J. C. Haight, on behalf of the Members whose mames have been _ |C!ub, ctpréssed * hearty apprecia taken of the list owing to reâ€" . |tion of the splendid "and Ontiring serâ€" moval from town, withdrawal or â€"|YiC¢® rendered by Mr. Rr;"S"~ Hodâ€" _ The sizth annual meeting . of: the Canadian,. Clubâ€" of, Waterica â€" County :‘- m’ red hss :o.:; ; presented previoi 40 Abe addreus by Rev. Dr.. Scott. The: reports preseuted showed . the Club.to have enjoyed another successâ€" fulâ€"and â€"prosperaus year. . There was a substantialâ€".increase in membership membersâ€" were in attendance. Secretary F. S. Hodgins read the minutes of the last annual meeting which were adopted.. He also presentâ€" ed his annual report, which was . as follows:â€" + and a neat .balance was also reportâ€" ed in the Treasury: Presideat C. R. Literary Correspondent â€" E. Mihe Pss PV TY MBE _ _ |~ _ _ s css 52 0_ _ . nad _ o Sn mevtmie s rs.}‘?dfiu Sectetary. â€" _ Treasurer‘s Report. = . nonâ€"payment of fees ......... ........ Secretary‘s Annual Report. +, ...... 20.38 $640.78 $25.00 251.00 8.86 123.00 fifty 13 Kt M'W“â€"m_ Lral ® .....m:'.;:.."".,:r';:;! is spricd, tind sne tnmintd i7‘ 2 woman and held in strict sonndonos. Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Comâ€" pound, made from ngtive foots and herbs, contains‘no narcotic ::..m drugs, and ‘toâ€"day holds the record of Being ths most successful remedy for fetnale i}}s we know of, and thousands of voluntary testimonials on fll;in the Pinkham labâ€" oratory at Lyml, ass., seem to prove this fact. Every suffering woman ow« it to herself to give Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound a trial ) Alired Crouch, ‘ in engineet in the employ of the G.Tâ€"R. for more ‘ than thirty years, was. stricken with heart {failure a few minutes aiter finishing his run from Londod to Windsor. =~ Hammond, Ont. â€" * & through the Change of Life and for tno years had hot flushes very bad, headâ€" aches, soreness in the back. of head, was constipated, and had weidt, nervous feelâ€" a number of . yelrs did n blpme, but I have been entirely d of the ;bovotymptunobyl.y;ll:‘?bkh:: egetable Compound, Purifier Liver Pills, and give you permission to Liver Pills, ..igiv.mm nission to publish my testimonial.""â€" Mra, Lovuis Bnucmi, SI'.V, Hm amme OHâ€"':â€"(h‘:‘dv.- Wants Other Womento Kn . How She was Finally tendent cf.Fgll Fattg. 1b 39 0J interâ€" est to note t'ni?;l;ti'g}c{’l has vndergone practically 1 ‘:'“W' â€" ing the sixty: years sincée 16, wu"‘& tirthflace of the ;South: WaterJoo Agâ€" ricultural Society! R. Cotan, the present Secretaryâ€"Treasurét, is ,â€"a grandson of one of the ‘foundets. ,.,: where organization took ‘place si!:i years ago, the diamond jubilée of t South Waterloo Agticul 1 Society was | celebratedâ€"‘at BI#F,ngar here. Mine hostâ€" Héertel Yoyally ‘entertained the directors _ and many, ex*@ifrectors of the sodi¢ty,> . the @gfl * being presided otver‘ by fia‘:l:u“nt, S:« Charlton, M.D. A ‘lengtHy ‘toast was honor.d, . ‘gnd ‘the gpéaki cluded Geo. Pattinson, : .,E_._E., & J. Lockie Wilson, ProÂ¥incial Superinâ€" WOMAN SI â€"â€"â€"FOR _ Mr. J. C. Haight, on behalf of the Club, expréssed + hearty apprecia ; tion of the splendid"and Ontiring serâ€". vices rendered by Mr. F;"S‘~ Hodâ€" gins, the efficient secrétary, who did not desire to take ‘the position‘ again.» * He moved a vote of ‘t! ‘fe Mr. _ Hodgins axd also that He be gmx t the usual honoratium of $25, Nz R. : Smyth ‘seconided the motion and also ; expressed ‘appreciation of the ‘services | rendered by Mr. Hodgins as‘ Seoteâ€"é tary. The resolution was heartily concurted in. en It was decided to have the ‘annual ‘ reports again printed ‘and mailed to © the members. A com_x;ln&ge_comm:â€" the members.. A committee comprisâ€" ing the . Presidemt, Vice J‘resident, Secretary, Mr. Nomman and Mr. F. Haight was appointed to prepare and arramze the same. it thk Argh OF S. WATE AGRICULTURALE --'i‘;n_eyl(')l‘l-t-;wr"'"l;eq mem, W wel proposed, w.-..f. Smyth, John Mofia{ Dr, L. Kcepfel, G,,D. !logo&lu ins? Not only has it bealed wonnds of all mu.ht‘ithnhâ€"dmy‘:dm muscular rheumistisin, séiatica, neuralâ€" m;memudâ€".m;mm ugs had failed.©" **~ + * ~ 52 25¢. at all dealers. Free sample on request. Douglas & Co., Napance, Ont. Galt, Feb. 20.â€"In the same t and many, ex@irectors > . the tgflg' * being 'by mf;n&nt, s;rfi 'nd'fie"gfim e ‘attinson ‘ M.P.P > withis