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& AVID BEAN & SONS, LIMITED Bubscription $1.00 per annum payâ€" | Filtyâ€"t Hdate jmatâ€" in advance, $1.50 if paid. yâ€"two candi s were nomina .:.attu fot United States sebser | ¢d for . municipg! honors on Monday evening, and there are seventeen Poâ€" »re 50 cents extra. sitions to be lilled, namely : Mayor, High class printing, English and|Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Six Councillors Werman, in all its branches. twa Water and Light Commissioners, twa Sewer Commissioners, and four ADVERTISERS Public. School trustees. _ Notice of changes must be leff at this office not later than Saturday Im later than Tuesday noon. . Casual advertisements accepted up to Wedâ€" sesday each week. will be made known on application. That the electors oi Waterlqo fully appreciated the responsibility which devolved upon them, of nominating a good representation of citizens from which to make a choice for the Yarâ€" ijous _ municipal bodies, ‘was clearly evidenced at the nomination meeting, Monday evening. The attendance was most gratifying and the spirit of loyâ€" alty to Waterloo, which prevaded the gath>ring, was commendable. For the office of Mayor, Reeve, and Deputy Reeve, â€" several nominations were made in cach case, and, at preâ€" sent writing, a contest is likely for one or more of the offices. For Councillors, over a score wete proposed, with six fio be elecged, From _ the list of eandidates nemiâ€" nated, it will he possible to select a strong council for the coming _ yeat. Amouns those whose names appear OD the nomination papers, are men _ of capacity and expetience wRé _ should give th> _ town. efficient, economical and urovressive administration. ‘The _ opinion was freely expressed that the nomination meeting was one oi tir best ever held. As remarked by a._citizen, seldom have the electors an opportunity of _ listening to â€" so maBy excellent speakers who ‘expressâ€" ed themselves iluently and lucidly, It is also to be noted that there was the part of candidates nominateii_ serve the town‘s _ interests, _ Father thin ‘their own, by indicating | their exhibited a praisworthy desite,. on willinzness to accept possitions on the municipal podies of the town. (Continued from Page 10.) Christmas with friends in town. â€" Miss Amanda Weber, Waterloo, spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Airs. Jobn Weber,. Yonge St. Church Services.â€"Lutheran Sunday motning, Evangelical 7.30 p.m. Speâ€" cial services will commence on Supâ€" day evening and continue each evemâ€" ing during the week excepting Satâ€" urcay. All welcome., Mr. Joseph Etnst of Berlin enjoyâ€" ced Christmas at his home hete. Nportsâ€"Last Friday two of _ our sports, _ Aug. Henrich and _ Levi Npert) Lichty, had a bicycle race p Waterloo. August gave up about o miles, out. Levi claims he was ped by the police at Waterloo exceeding the speed limit. On! urday they had another race to. ‘onestogo and back. _ Levi again came in first, givieg him the chamâ€" pionship.â€"Miss Aleda Wahl, Waterâ€" loo, anwl Elmer Wahl, Bowmanville, are spending the holidays at _ their home here.â€"Now Christmas <is over are you satisfied? I would like to toll you what I didn‘t get, but time and space are too valuable.â€"Mr. and Mrs. .John Filsinget and son, Woronâ€" io, enjored the holiday at Maple Grove Farm.â€"Mrs. McMurtrie, Lonâ€" don, Miss Salome Ratz and Mrs. Fry, Eimira, were the â€" guests of Mr. W. Doerbecker last week.â€" Mrs. ‘"F. M. Robinson is spending a _ few weeks at her home in Port Eigin.â€" Mr. Charles Heller and two childre oi Detroit are visiting at the hom oi Mrs. George Hellet, King «treet Whe copy ol changes must ao#. be Sanol Kidney Remedy is made from hecbs and is perfectly harmless. If vou are a sufferer from Gall Stones, Iidney Stomes, or Gravel, Sanol will citect a positive cure. If you have backache, kidney, bladder trouble, or ihommatism that is caused by excess 55 uric acid, dizziness, puffy swellings under the eves, swollen feet and anlcles, Gred nesveus fechag, unine very pole, or extra datk no4 cloudy, too trequent and pairtul ucnation, brick Cust sediment in wiine aftet standing a lew hours; youw are in danger and Sanol Kidney Remedy will save you. At all Druggists, $1.50 per bottle. F;:ee Literature. Sanol Manufacturâ€" ing Co., Ltd., Winnipeg, Canada. 2OR sate by A. 0. HAEHNEL, Rexall Store, Waterloo, Ont. The Nominations Here it is at Last WATERLOO, ONT. St. Jacobs Mayor J. R. KAUFMAN, proposed by Wâ€" G. Weichel, seconded + S. B. Bricker PDR. WILLIAM GEIGER, proposed by W. L. Hilliard, seconded by J. B. Fiscler. J. H. ROOS, _ proposed | by _ C. ‘Treusch, seconded by C. S. Bean. J. B. FISCHER, progosed by Cleaâ€" son ~hantz, secoi by Geo. egeâ€" F. 8. KUMPF, proPosed A. Bauâ€" er, seconded by Thos. Owen. THOS.. HILLIARD, â€" proposed _ by leo. Wegenast, _ seconded by _ Fred Halstead. J. B. HUGHES, proposed by J. H. J. CHARLES MUELLER, proposâ€" ed by J. H. Roos, seconded by F. S. humpf. Councillors LOUIS HALLE. _‘ A. C. COCHRANE. CARL WOELLER. HERMAN HASS. * HENRY OETZEL. WILLIAM HASTINGS. l0 CLIVE 8. BEAN. FRED HALSTEAD. IFERBERT SNYDER. ~ JAMES VALENTINE. % A. C. MOYER. * â€" OF. J. WEIDENHAMMER. S. B. BRICKER. JACOB UFFFLMAN,. JACOB CONRAD. DL S. HALLMAN,. . _ DR. WILLIAM GEIGER. JOHN RITZER. MARVIN STROH. C. R. GIES. CHRIST. WOLFE. Water and Light Commission W. L. HILLIARD (acclamation). A. E. SANDERSON, (acclamation) ’:;y'-m:l';:l:t,:’.i;:.(“-ll:l‘:i,.l:.;ru;;as nmi\l)l". Geiger said theA nomination for been actively engaged in the puipit | MAYOT had come quite unexpectedly ’Ior the past"few years, being in his !lo hlmfl li considered it an honot to Bith.year. HMe was a BaPtist preachâ€" \be ’?nllnu'lfll t‘ml Mayor of such _ a rt, and on different OCtasions had ocâ€" ‘K"l::l'"'nl: a md:st:mlh ;ent_re,tput h‘; Cupt vicinity. co ot accept the nomination _ a | pied pulpits in Shis vicinity: _ Sme CCC( ue chen espiained the ho ‘mâ€"e!piml byâ€"law which is to be submittâ€" . ‘ed to the ratepayers on the fifth. He â€"Mr. Alf. '.\nyde'r who _ has hee lh»o'\i his heatets hack with him iwenâ€" laid up with quinsy for the vas i'-" years ago, when the site was doâ€" ; .“",k‘ we ate pleaspd to _ tePOTS. mated for hospital purposes by _ Mr. is improving, and wn‘l‘l soon be 9U6 seagram, a total of 14 acres, and | again. â€"Miss Edith Gingrich, _ TOC‘puplie gupscriptions â€" built the hosPiâ€" _ onto, and Mr. Harry Webber, _ Colâ€" tal, the towns _ not being asked for lingwood, pri€ "3'.‘ gqests of ’“r'tanv grants. The Isolation Hospital jand Mis_>: “,' fingtich last weck \was â€" built beside the nsain building 'â€".\lr. apd .\lt‘.‘.\(-hedm\llz, Elmira. latet, and has since been utilized for s[n-nt Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. 2 hutses‘ home. ‘The Dresent finisind Eugene 'Iivrnf\, Riverside 1\\0.â€"\.11;1‘.5“1"“"" is\ a crefit, the | speaker and_ .\Us. Da\‘:sl Hulhr;‘l;er spent "“n-Tlaid, hot only to the County, but to 4 2.“ es frean, Il.o d c un uon 198 province as a whole. The operaâ€" on Besser, Rerlin, spent the hnh-‘rhn" Fooln is â€" mpst upâ€"tnâ€"Gat in c davs with friends in town.â€"Mr. _A P‘o;\' way. ‘,”"‘ gs P“ ':‘ _" te | B. Brubacher returned Tucsday from | ; / m\"“ as unmllmc:rrpd'llmp:tirms t West. He gives a owing â€" acâ€"| whobal £ C008 f } “h‘l"m'\('M the (‘rfimlry and“wlll Kprnhâ€"“‘h“ have their _ pockets lined _ with | ably go out again in the spring â€"\lr,:.'"n"»" . t and \Mrsâ€"John Cress and Mr. Noak | Cress, Berlin, and Mr. and Mrs.| Mavor J. B. Fischer Henry .Cress, Elmira, spent Christâ€" | i mas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mavor Fischer, who is retiting _ at \Levi Cress, Yonge St.â€"Miss _ Rich the close nf this vear. said he always | mond, Blythe, _ was a Christmas |felt proud of Waterloo. _ He referred | gvest at "Togo. Terrace.‘‘â€"Our merâ€"|to the statement of the chairman of |chants report baving bad a _ good th# Board of Works that he had only holiday trade. been allowed _ $1800, hut, the Mazot oos, seconded by James Heveron Twinâ€"City friends â€" will regret _ to learn of the death of Rev. E. Gruetzâ€" mer at his home in Hanovyer on Monâ€" day. The late MF. Gruetzner has not been actively engaged in the . pulpit for the past"few years, being in his Bith.year. MHe was a BaPtist preachâ€" tT, and on different O6tasions had ocâ€" cupied pulpits in this vicinity. . Xme €. W. SNIDER, (acclamation). South Ward : W. J. BEATTIE (acclamation). 0. M. UMBACH. JOHN DAMM. West: Ward : ALLAN SHANTZ, (acclamation) Nerth Ward : . WILLIAM CONRAD. A. MCINTYRE (acclamation). East. Ward : JACOB BROX, (acclamation), O. A. LATSCH, (acclamation.) A. C. COCHRANE. W. .J. BEATTIE. GEO. WEGENAST. DR. F. J. WEIDENIIAMMER. M. S. HALLMAN, J. II. ROOS. _ A. SNYDER. JUSTUS HOFFMANX. A. E. SANDERSON. C. w. SCHIEDEL. WILLIAM H. KUTT. DR. F. J. WEIDENHAMMER. Public School Board Sewer Commission REV. E. GRUETZNER Deputyâ€"Reeve E$ TION FOR CVE ow TO AVOID COLD Wling oX W|. .. NEATBER DSEASEs f e ’,n prevent cold weather diseases, Amm 0 i your body into a proper healthy We [eandition to successfully resist them. Mn 1 TB ons 1O OR maainnan _ n Chronicleâ€"T elegrap, ‘"\?' ‘a nurses‘ home. The present finisla} â€"'_.r‘;:}ilflntlltil)n is a credit, the _ speaker \Ir."a'd' not only to the county, but to h”“.lllr province as a whole. The operaâ€" A ting toom â€" is â€" most upâ€"toâ€"date _ in from MSY way. The poot Patients _re I , a‘,_‘tfl\r just as eood care, as patients i 'pl‘nh-‘“h" hate their _ pockets lined _ with) 11. ‘money. M Majority of Nominees, Howéver, Wi and Offices of Various é;temmss and School Board ark Filled It was the â€" largest gathering _ of electors, which ever assembled at a Waterloo municipal nomination méetâ€" ing, tltat was present in the Water loo TowB _ Hall on Monday evening, apwards of two hundred being _ preâ€" semt. The meeting was a most Te m#arkable â€" one in that the _ speeches HOSPITAL BYâ€"LAW of good _ will prevailing throughout The â€" electors _ were apparently well satisfied with the work of their e presentatives during the past twelve months, as _ no questions were asked of the candidates, when they appearâ€" ed on the platiorin. The financial statements were placâ€" ed in the hands of the electors _ as they entered the room, and no quesâ€" tions were raised, not even as to the amount of the deficit. Town Clerk .J. C. Haight presided over _ the meeting, and the speakers were not limited as to time. The speakers did not abuse this privilege. The longest addesss did not _ exceed fifteen â€"minutes,, while the majority were much shorter. Fiftyâ€"two candiâ€" dates were nominated for the difierâ€" ent offices, but the election is _ likely to be an unusually quiet ong, _ most of the positions outside of the Counâ€" cil being filled by acclamation. There were â€" eight nominations for Mayor, and only one of those, Mr. _ J. R. Kaufnfan has as yet signified his inâ€" tention of standing. There will like lv â€" be a contest â€" for the reeveship ithere were three nominations, with [Mr. W. HI. Kutt, likely to go in by acclamation. _ There ‘were twentyâ€"one pominations for the office of Councilâ€" lor, three of these being meinbers of ll,his year‘s Council, and two of whom (have already withdrawn. > The Water and Light Commissiomers: were returned by acclamation. Mr. Samderson who is nominated for the pesition for the coming year, _ will bave to foreso the privilege of being a candidate for the reeveship if | he remains on _ the Board _ of the Water and _ Light _ Comâ€" mission. _ The Sewer Commissioners were also returned without any other man.es being mentioned. Mr. Wm. Conrad, for many _ years chairman of the Public School Board, refused to stand forâ€"another term. Messrs. _ O. M. Umbach and _ .John Damm, South Ward, also refused to stand, consenuently the Public School Board is elected by acclamation. All of the candidates who were preâ€" sent addressed the electors, the first of these being Reeve .J. R. Kaufman. Mr. Kaufman said he had been reeve for 1913 and in that time he had done the hest he possibly could, although some â€" may have considered he . had made mistakes. _ In reference to the equalization of the County taxes, he heard that Waterloo may have got a little the worst of it, but he did, not think so. The County Council _ had made heavy expenditures in roads and new bridges, and with Berlin out, it necessarily increased the rates for the remaining niunicipalities. During bis tekm, he had _ visited _ the diffetent County institutions, such as the orâ€" pharages, House of Refuge and jail. ‘The Board of _ Works of which â€" 1# was Chairman â€" had spent its money on necessary work. Eighteen hunt red dollars had been placed in the esâ€" timates, this amount bad been _ exâ€" teeded by about $3300, through local improvement work. â€" Mavor Fischer, who is retiting _ at the close mf this vear. said he always felt proud of Waterloo. _ He referred to the statement of the chairman of th* Board of Works that he had only been allowed _ $1800, hut, the Mazot Candidate for Mayor. Withdraws. by Acclamation STRONGLY ENDORSED #es 1 pointed out that expenditure§ ~& all lines had been curtailed. ;E amount _ actually expended by . $he Board of Works is $5743. :\t&fit ginning of the year the clerk PFeParâ€" ed an estintate of the expenditugg toâ€" tallin~ between $80,000 and $1 y apd the bank said it would have &D quently the Mayor said, he had a vaorated â€" leaving off _ tle impof§@ht works until the following spring; / iR order to curtail expenses. Sm&_"‘d‘ the money spent was for the @gangâ€" ing of roads irom tarvia to bitulith ic. At present there are five w ions, passed to be gon> ahead wigh a the spring, namelvy :â€"Albert St..; bitulithic â€" pavement ; _ William St., Caroline to Charles Ave., Allan $t. King St. to boundary line, and Patk ‘md Fischer y##g. On these new Stg. ‘llowe\'er, t)ie T, water and _ gas mains arf*laid, and e%erything . will be in sprimz Another w'bich in 1914, is -N.‘pfifi‘ tional accommodation for s the High School. The May with _ Dr. Geiget in evere bad said, with reference to tal byâ€"law. Mr. Kumpf spoke it;l jocular VeIR, but urged the ratepryers to clect a good (‘uuncfl} «0t 1914..â€"In one year the Cqunty had raiged tin taxes $1100. saiEs Uouncillor J. . Roos dgelined _ to tun for any oflice this coming yeilt He paid a tribute to May@r Fischer ‘for the able manner in which he had corducted the Council meetings durâ€" ing the past year. A lot §f candiâ€" dates allow their name to go‘on the ballot papers, he said, who are not loyal to thair home town. _ % Mr. Thos. Hilliard refused fip be a cardidate, _ but cautioned the _ elecâ€" tors to be careful in electing ~good mei The people of a community.get just the ‘kind of government they‘: deâ€" serve, for they choose their own Â¥ulâ€" ars. Mr. J. B. Hughss declined to be a trandidate â€" for â€" the Mayor‘s chair. Touching on the hospital byâ€"law, che strongly _ urged all _ the electors to Mr. W. J. Beattie was nominated for th> reeveship, but declined to a¢â€" cept the office, being a comparative stranger â€" in.MWaterloo, residing here only a few months. tote in favor of it. Mr. Geo. Wegenast complimented the Mayor for ‘the success which had attended _ }ts administratton during the past year. He was willing to do all in his power to serve the people. Dr. E. .J. Weidenhammer was the mext speaker. lHe said that if it was the wish of the electors that he sltould, stand, he would be pleased to do so Mr. M S. Iallman said the nomiâ€" mration bad come to him as a great surprise, but he was hot a cavdidate for the tseveship. He Had alwavs taâ€" ken apAnterest in the town of Waterâ€" lo0, and would continue to do soâ€" Mr. (C. W. Schiedel, the present bolder of the position was first call ed on, and he expressed his regret at being _ unable to stand for another term, Owing to his being appointed to a Position on the Water and Light Commission. _ He urged upon _ those present the need of strong represenâ€" tatives in _ the County Council, _ to fight for the _ interests of Waterloo. ile presented the financial statement but no questions were asked when he gave the clectors a chance to _ have amything explained. He also referred 1\9 the good â€" work which the Berlinâ€" ;Mterln.. Hospital is carrving on, and requested that all _ the ratepayets vote to carry it. He also expressed his thanks to the Water and _ Light Cemmission for his appointment. Mr. W. IL. Kutt, a member of this year‘s Council, mnd Chairman of the: Fire and Ligkt Committee, gave the: report of that body. He referred to the number of hydrants in the ®%own. the rental being reduced from $10 to $35 each. He also refetred to the opâ€" portimity given manufacturers to in stall a hydrant of theit own. He did not favor giving Berlin comtracâ€" tors work in Waterloo, because _ the tendet is a few dollars lower in price. He favored town planning, but indi vidually and not in coâ€"opetation with ‘I!rrlin_ The opening of new streets he thought should he in the.charge of ischer #ig. On these new Stg. er, t}ie r, water and _ gas arf taid, and eterything . will s push thg,iork in the ther (@Mibr pbich come up: 14, is TrilF .i . provilling addij accommodation for s 011 igh School. The Mayat W#feed Dr. Geiget in o\'er-v‘% .. he rid, with reference to ‘ Rospi: Mr. F. S. Kumpf. Candidate for Deputy. Greatly Rurprised. Deputy Reeveship For Reeve Withdrew t was for the @B@Mgâ€"] â€" Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion is _ the n tarvia to bitulithâ€"|ideal blood and nerveâ€"food _ tonic. there are five w You who are weak and run down, e gon> ahead within}and you:who are apparently _ well Iv :â€"Albert St... for|now, but are liable to sufier _ from ment ; _ William St.,|various cald weather ailments, use rles Ave., Allan St.| Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion to get and ndary line, and Parkjkeep well and strong. For the tiredâ€" . Our these new Stg.|out, runâ€"down, nervous, emaciated ori wer, water and . gas|debilitatedâ€"the convalescingâ€" growâ€" and e*erything _ will|ing childrenâ€"aged peopleâ€"it is a senâ€" pushâ€" tug,m in the|sible aid to renewed strength, betâ€" .. 3 ter spirits, glowing» health. ‘ wrbich wil} come up! Rexall Olive Oil Emulsionâ€" king ?.ul-‘pfl" ng addij| of the celebrated Rexall Remediesâ€"is lation for s &t|for freedom from sickness . of . you . The Maygt W#eeq| and your family. ‘You‘ll be as _ enâ€" t in ever~ thin@ . be thusiastic about it as we are when eference w‘g E_ you have noted its pleasant taste, its i strengthening, invigorating, buildingâ€" up, diseaseâ€"preventing effects. If it 8. Kumpf. ... |does not help you, your money will e a 4 ._ |be given back to you without arguâ€" oke ";l joculat YER)| ment. Sold in this community . only atepryets to cleCt 4\a; our storeâ€"The Rexall Storeâ€" one or 19144,â€"In one Ye2! ) of more than 7,000 leading _ drug had raige® tit taXe§|s;ores in the Unized States, Canada «es and Great Britain. A. G. Iaehnel, il;lfi"g;»‘.”' hetter Somg. â€" 0f | well, _, the @angâ€"| â€" Rexal o blww ideal 1 _ifp prevent cold weather diseases, a body into a proper healthy tion to successfully resist them. . grippe, bronchitis, pmeumonâ€" ,erh. typhoid fever, _ rheumaâ€" ; and other ailments may be esâ€" in most cases, if this is done. up your health and strengthâ€" v merves and _ blood and . entire â€"into such shape that you can wt on good bealth all during the Winter monthsâ€"by _ taking _ Resall 'Olive Oil Emulsion, the ideg, blood, merve and body builder. Mhis is a remarkable medicine, but & Commonâ€"sense . one. It doesn‘t stimulate. Soâ€"called ‘‘tonics‘‘ _ that Stimulate give you no permanent reâ€" Mef; but leave you worse off _ than before. Resxall Olive Oil _ Emulsion éentains â€" none of ‘these â€" harmful, stimulating ingredients, such as alcoâ€" hol and dangerous and habitâ€"forming drugs. Its great benefit to you _ is through its real nerve and blood and ;mhuildmg effects. _ It nourishes, d , strengthens. Its merit . does mnat rest on makinge vou feel petter for aiew minutes at a time alter taking it, but on making . you _ feel hetter as a result of making _ you the Park Board, and they could then keep _ the strects, and trees planted thereon uniform. Heâ€"did not favor the present way of taxation, of 25 per cent. on frontage, put thought it should be =dollar for dollar."‘ la conclusion â€" be said that if he | was elected, he would oppose annexation to Berlin as long as he was in _ the t‘ouncil, or anything to do. with Berâ€" lin. King St., Waterloo Mr. Clive S. Bean, expressed _ his pleasure â€" at being honored with . a romination, but reserved his decision. Mr. Wm. â€" HMastines withdrew _ his name, _ being resident here only _ a short time. Mr. Fred Halstead, who was _ also nominated for councillor, also _ sPoke briefly....He said he believed Watetloo te be the best town in Canada, and it should not omly be the best town in Canada, but the best town in the world. _ Waterloo has _ a rePutation throughout â€" the Dominion of solidity and, progress.. Stand For Another Term. Mr. A. C. Moyer announced himseli as a candidate for another term. Mr. J. Ritzer assured the gathermig that he would do everything he could to unite with Berlin, which he . beâ€" lieved would increase real estate valâ€" ues 25 per cent. He reserved his deâ€" cision. Mr. A. Baver, Chairman of the Waâ€" ter and Light Commission, was the next to be heard. He presented the financial _ statentents _ for the year, showing a loss in the gas department of about $900, and in the electric deâ€" partment a â€" not surPlus of $7348.17. Ir the water dePartment $40,000 had been Paid off, since the plant was taâ€" ken over the present debenture indebtâ€" ness being $32,518. There was a n#t gain of $1990 for the year. He statâ€" rd that the limit 8f the capacity of the _ transformer station _ had about been reached. At present 581 h.p. are received, and the capacity is only 7100 h.p. Old wires will also have to ‘h" taken down, and replaced. He anâ€" roveced _ a reduction of 10 per cent in the rates for residential lighting, and about 15 per cent. for power. Mr. Win. Conrad, chairman of the Public_School Board read the financâ€" tal/Statement of that bodv sltowing a pfilance on hand of $2066.56, part of which must be used to install a new heating system in the Central school, as the present ons is verv old, and unusually _ expensive. _ Niter several and preventive of the numerous ailments caused by defective or irregular action of the orâ€" gans of digestionâ€"is found in the safe, speedy, certain and timeâ€"tested home remedy ‘The Best Corrective Water and Light Commission Sold everywhere. . In bozes, 25 cents. * $ N‘vt vears of service, he now felt Mr. W. J. Beattie said he â€" ‘would| consent _ to being.a member of the‘ Public School Board as he had _ alâ€" ways taken a keen interest along ed-' ucation lines. HMe said that one _ 0i the strong planks _ which he . would ] work for if.. elected, would be . free school books. The school system is called free whereas the children ha\‘cl _to buy all theit books, which amount I to quite an item. _ ol ; had better retire. Mr. (O. M. Umbach said that heing a commercial man, which took him away _ from home considerably _ he tould not stand for the School Board.. Mr. John Damm aiso declined _ to stand. He asked about a grant made some years ago to buy books for poor children, and was informed that chilâ€" dren who could not buy pooks were supplied out of the grant. This compPleted the procesdings, and the _ meoting _ adjourned _ at 11.05 ‘clock. The members of the Acadian Club and _ their body friends are looking forward with interest to the _ danee in the Acadian _ Clup on New Years eve, when Prof. < Maidings orchestra oi Toronto will provide the music. 89 King St. West, Berlin. We have vacancies for men and woâ€" men in all lines of work. If you are out of employraent communicate with us at once. 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Deposits may be madeâ€"cash withdrawnâ€"or any other Banking Business may be transacted by mail, just as easily as though on made a special trip to town for the purpose. f A Sa-vings Account may be opened in the name of t‘ â€"man and wife, or two members of a familyâ€"so can deposit and withdraw money from the same THE DOMINION BANK ; BERLIN BRANCH : BADEN #* Capital & Reserve â€" â€" [liglye|efpe|=[me[sepr|sejpe[refor (lae] i i [me}® Savings Department our Ba INCORPORATED 1853 that he KARL BER E. R. FITZ FIRE INSURANCE CO. Intorporated in 1863. Total Assets 31st Dec., 750,00 BOARD OF ‘DIRECTORS Dr. J. H. Webb, Beq. William Snider, Esq. Geo. Dicbel, Esq.. O ue R Waterloo Muti * The Best Policyhold Company in Can@ q J. L. Wideman, Esq., 8%. J ‘Allan Bowman, Esq., Prestom. P. E. Shantz, Prestor. Thomas Gowdy, Esq., GuelphB. James Liv ngston, Esq., Badt® * Frank Haight, Eeq. Wm. Srider, President. Geo. Diebel, Viceâ€"President. Frank Haight, Manager. Arthur Foster, Inspector. J. C. 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