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, tantamount-u can: cur-ma. q.- uvuu. a.» I at no 'stil 's'dh'gr,,'i', " .i' mmwumm "Mu" 1" " 5.. . Vial!{ I.” d-P-fis‘m ._ -- - jiiiiiiiij7iitiil,'i',i5i'ii' fin-un- v-I-n Air""" "r 3'3: The movement to establish a horse show in Berlin as an annual Went is a worthy one and should be gen- erously supported. Notwithstanding the place the automobile has found in the community as a vehicle ot both utility and pleasure the horse has by no means been superseded. At no time, perhaps, has Berlin had a larger number ot owners and admir- ers ot tine horse flesh than it has to- day, evidence of which is to he found in the large number oi prizes won at recent horse shuns in various 'piaces in Waterloo and adjoining counties. chic! value, oi course, is educational, creating an interest in the finest type at horse lips]: and an ambition among breeders to eseett. living the county stat a county horse show for livr'in would be ap- propriate and no doubt. well patime ized by exhibitors. Its establishment would serie to atone to some degree at leash for the mistake made when the County Fall In" was andonvd some years ago, if it cannot be made the first, step in its revival. " is to be hoped that the plans oi the prom-nus oi the horse show'may be ineiusive enough to afford facili- ties ior a County Fair and other exhibitions, and various . athletic games. The movement is one in whiclrueriin and Waterloo could well join forces. Minurd's Linimc-nt Co., Limited. l was very sick with Quinsy and k.hoii.ir,ltt I would strangle. l used IH- \.\RWS 1,1ht.ur'.NT and it cured me at trntT'. I am never Without it now. Tours gratefully, MRS. I'. it. PltlNtE A state of “rum! retwlhon exists in 1hr Colorado strike Irgiun. PERRIN'S are aimys up to what you expect of anything that bears the name of Pcrrin's. Two kinds ~The dainty "Fancy Thin", and the regular "Dairy Crcam Soda." Dairy Cream Sodas LONDON D. S. PERRIN & COMPANY [on ter, M. Pare Uri-1‘ u VAT” at. Sold by your mover in sculvd packages at ttc, 10c, and c.'rrc. 'ittr, package guaranteed. Sun] Inc in coin or stamps an] \nur Wrrorcr's name fur thc . i'errm Sample Package" of delirium {any b'ucmu. LIMITED . CANADA The New Highschool Distriél The special act providing for a joint High School District consisting oi the City ot Berlin and the Town of Waterloo has had its first road ing in the Legitla.ture, and is likely to pass without amendment. _ The provisions 'as printed in another column, are it. is under- stood, identical with those, of the draft bill submitted by the special committees trith this exception that the new high school board is to be an appointive instead of an elective hotly. This change was apparently made to have tho method at choosing the trustees contorm with the High School Act, which prmided that they be appointed. N The division of represrntatton try which tive members are allutted to Berlin, iour appointed by. the public and mm by the separate school board and three by Waterloo, two appointed by the pttlrlic and mm by the separate school board of that town, is what was mutually agreed upon and bimuld prove g,enpr- ally satisfactory. uwny the pain every " time--or your money ,t',."'tt,',r,, refunded. Soc. a box, 6 for ftse, ample free if you write Nation. Drng& Chemical Co. of Cnnadn, Limited, Toronto. HANGA-TONB BLOOD AND NERVE TABLE?!» help pale, nervou- womeatotreorelt. 'oc.lok.' 19; Provision is also made, as was/ toreshadowed in these columns. somvi time ago, fur the-dissolution or ts) present livrlin Board of Education and reversion to the old public schoulJ board. 'l‘helnn‘n oi Waterloo is alsol relieved of any county rates fur high) school purposes. 1 The cost of maintenance as set out; in the bili is to he mstrliusted at? cording to tmpuration. The proior-i tion at thc present timp is as 5 to 18. The proportion nf representation on the Imam! ot the two plan-vs, it will hr seen, is as 3 lo 5, whivh m- diratct; 'that this matter “us dealt uith in a spirit of Iitrerality wlrvn the details “err worked'out by the molnhors- uf the joint committee. While an elective board would per haps hare hem preferable to Hum) citizens as being more mmlnviw to publicity m high school maiicrs and prrhnps inndimz to (‘l'lvlllillly in am ministration, the uppnintiw Sunni "liprs an nppnrtunity int 1hr SPIN-- tion uf mm: of spawn] qualification \ullmut rvrotrrl in tlwir slrr'n’ulh as Ina-nulnr candidates, mul who, pprhups, “nulll hr mix-rm. lo entering, a Pon, iimt fur 11m ulhw. _ -r4-'r+F'.-t-i-"."i-'s-i-i-'.-Ft+F'r4+r 4+l-.'-tjH+H+H-'i-t44H+H. i ”new F l-‘nl: $3.:va G'rvr:N Sll'e JAMES. Torrmiv, April 23.- Sir James “hilm‘y rpcetved a pleasant surphw yesterday nfh‘lmmn. “hm: P. htnunittee. 'eprest'rttutg the Co-tire nmnhrrs or the Legislature called nn him And presented him “I”! is datum fur 32.1100 as a tokrm "I lln-ir arm-nun and [um-m. Tlu' PrrmIrr'n condition um um nut" that would [wrnn't him to make an extottdrd reply, but he spoke .‘o-vlmzlr and mnrmsr‘d his hourlfoit Hank at the kind, nus and \}IH[\.|HH‘ of his. [ml i-mm‘x In Hm llww‘, The lm-‘mna‘mn “m nwlv in Mr. Crtirgt' H, Gosorh,rtr, ISUIIUX l‘unmI-vv. .‘IXHI lie “ax ant-uh punrml In IV H t' SvhulvH (yvorttt “'rilinumn. and Mr '1' ”PM“! lmmux (North by Mr. {South urn-um Hull PM t Mr, The Cotuity Council mind a [up Anni-er ot aqua-u tar - Thursday at the such] rooting which is wing held kit the pupa-o! dealing with the estimate; for the your. All the benevolent institutions ot the county, agricultural, poultry, plowmen and military organizauuua asked tor lithe usual contributions from the County cone". Plain ce -', -i.TTT"tri"i'T P .' , 1htitti1tei " N F l V Provoked 1"g:rgtgitgettf2-r. as; mlottdetUWettttiot K 'tlla',", WM ._. Gia' W ' ve Amendw [ m 'd,e1't'gru'l'.tt 50-“ k ' "l ' W. k are Wiaidatht, 'ter.t'f,ref. WWW... _ . ., t t we“ 1“... mm... ......... m...” 50.00 OQWS FOR COUNTY mums 'i,')'iii,i)i?'i,i,i',it'i "Graf.' "tlt 'm' cm. Com“ Lai-c-ci-cc-a' . ',.','r." IT 2i 'alt',: iii,'.!',?.,,;,?.:'?.'.?.:?:',', 0 n. ratedaven ol Behoot s,ud. i?Siili'.tt'iieidiariiid a: The Berlin Collegiate Institutefs share from the county this year amounts to 37.231180, ' whilc the share ot the Gait Collegiate Institute is estimated at $9,412.11. including the sum ot 3500 lo: the teaching of agriculture. The Directors ot the Berlin 6; Waterloo and the Gait Hos punts have each requested increased grants ot 82,500. Last year the has- pitals each receiied $1500 on main- tenance account and 8500 ior capi- tat expenditures on the. new addi- tions. The advanced emit of mainten ant-e is given as the reason for ' the increased grants. All the members of the Council were in attendance, with Warden A. H. ltobertsdn, of Weliesley Township presid.ing. It is probable that the businéss will he completed this at- ternoon. The County Auditors, Messrs. svuri Litrttt.-Uol. Oliver In: 1m: ly and fIolwcll, subnvittrit an air.'iltegiuurnt, . straw statement " the tirst, quarter! Capt. irriborne, for “I? "C" of 1911, showing receipts u: $1,151.53 ', tun. Gray's Iiorse.. _ and expenditures at $13J)0l..Ni, {120:(ialt ('ullngiate Institute, lor overdraft account amounting to $2,-) Chum; pupils ..-e.. tel ..q... $ 3liLr't. iltcrlin i'olleg,iatr & Technical The ”Marin Municipal Associaiiio, lust. fur (hunt): pupils .r. trequested the Council to appoint rp. (talt Ilocpital Trust .._......- 'rer.y.y/1y,t to alum-l the annual "tvrlirrAratr.rloo Hospital ... convention In hl' held in Toroulo on', lk-rlin Urphanago tt.rtr"_ ...c..... {Au-g. 2tith and 27th. ist. Agatha orphanage. tor Commissioner W. A. RIM/nan ior- warded a rum '0! a report on county road work for 1013, asking for a stau'nmnt with regard to the, work criticized by the Importing Fmy,i- neer, and'which did not mutt-rm to this standards of the Deparuttertt. In all cast-s grand has been placed on the road without subsequent atten; tion, resulting 1n badly mum sur- faces. If not rolled the gravel should ho raked or dragged back to the ruts at iutervats until eomitacted hy the Hallie. Itoad No. 2 at, St. Jacretrs, experulitur'e 'r.---... ..rm...e.d _.. Road .\u. 7, north from Pres, Road No. 19, Cons. N and St Wellesley F-e.-- __. 'tt.rp--. -r-rr. Itoad No. 29a Itetwven lots Itil and IM, Woolivielt 'r.... Hum! No. 31"], Int my, “huh wich tm_-'met .-. .9tVtr -..r.. .Pm... It “as rvcotuimuli1 HIM paymvnt of Hm gm‘rrunu-ul grant on these items trp, withhold mull the work in quoslinn shall haw Meh bruugm up tn’tht- rt'quirt'il standurd. Philip Quarterly Ffatenient Want Scrum: Divided Grant is Withheld. Krrut “wiser and $5,216.7t $151330 3777.18 221.30 128.20 'ist. Agatha Orphanage, tor I l mainlrnunu‘ .t.....-_ fPM"t. '""P" 5 'Waterloo County Children's Aid Melve‘ Soviet. mr-r.--.. w........ _-.... .d. 3 713.83 l The Dominion Tactile Press, ask- ing fur gram in aid in the free dis- ;trihutiun of magazines to the Mind. t Thrs Smith Waterloo Agricultural IHoriety. l other» aways" ot saw Sect}. taVuGauaiia'iiiu'eif a M No. C it”: Tatum-cl Wallaby, SH.“ All)“. ...... m.............. I appealed to we Canny Council re Elmira-Woolwich Poultry a Pet gaunt; tho divisism ot the ‘School _lito,e.t leer. "i"YiL' ic-ic, , . , Jiigh School Grants. Secretary John Perry, of the Gait Collegiate "oard, Iorwarded state- ment of claim against. the County for t9tt, tor attemianee ot pupils trom the County during 1913, ant- ounting to 89412.”. The total cost. ot%siintewauce was 386.478.70. _ A similar claim was received trout Seeretary lid. quuegoat. of the Ber- lin collegiate Institute amounting to $7231.80. The cost ot maintenance last year was $20,360.13. Set-inky A. A. Eby, ut the ner- lin & Waterloo Hospital, and Secrtr- fury BI H, Lula, at the Cult Hos pital, prosentcd the annual reports [or the last Hospital year,' showing that can}; oi the insgtutious had treated " indigent patients during the year. Then-”st of maintenance had advanced considerably owing to the increased accommodation provid- ed, and for that reason asked that the annual grant to each hospital be increased to $3500. none- at a hearing by the Ontario Railway ' Municipal Board Immi- ing u. annexation to the City .01 Bow: orpart of the Township or Waterloo, containing 68.9 acres, be- ing part d township lots Note. 21 and 22, G. C. T.. _ St. Agatha "rphatrage. The Berlin orphanage. The Childrtui's Aid Suvil‘ly oi 'rat- erloo County. . - The Northhimtries Tlowing Asso- ciation. The Halt Horse Show Association. The Mr Horticultural, Grain and Iloot Shun. . The Waterloo County Poultry and Pct Stuck Association. . The Gait Poultry Association. The Elmira Poultry Association. The er Hamburg Pouttry,Associ- Minn. ". I,ieut.-Cot. Oliver for the 29th Itcginmnt. . . F Arming the other organizations which applied fur grants wpre.'-- The Sisters of Notre Danse ior the cur. its:borne, for the. "C" tun. Gray's 11orse.. _ Halt ('ullngiate Institute, tor, Clan‘ & Clement bummed a Other Grants Applied For. Magma}. Grants. "C" $9,112.17 7,231.80 2,250.00 2,250.00 250.00 Squad- 300.00 550.00 After a prolonged discussion ot the report ot the Finance Committee on Thursday'alternooo the County Coun- cil unanimously Graded to make the above grants to the various odttet'v. uoaa1,'tremrvo%tt, and agricultural institutions at the county, amounting to a total ot $23,118.97. It is many years since, the grants have been as sharply scrutinized " they were by the County Fathers at Thursday's session, and no less than six amend- ments to the report were introduced. out Horn Shut Auden. ... 100.00 Dominion Tums Pun .w....... 10.00 Warden Robertson created consldcr- ,able amusement when he declared that the “amendment to the unend- meat to the amendment to the amendment to the amendment to the motion to adopt the report is lost." The Finance Committee was in Ma- sion lor over three hours, atter the adjournment in the morning. during which- they heard several deputations, but the major portion ot the time was occupied in discussing the num- owns applications tor grants. it.' t: ll: Jii The directors of the Berlin & Wat- erloo and the Gait Hospitals applied for increased grants at $2.500. owing tmthe increased cost of maintenance. The committee lound difficulty in ar- riving at a conclusion. but frttalty de- cided on $2250 tor both Institutions, an increase ot $250 over the grant ot last, year. The committee discussed the grants to the St. Agatha and the Berlin Orphanages, some of the me1n- The grants to the two Collegiate Institutes is frxed by the High Schools Act and were accepted with- out debate. Air Rorticiittemi Gram a Rani haul: Mutt. 420 Eli a: New Turk. wring: "My uil‘c- rmI-lvnly fell very Flt-k with mm. cum. I calm) in the doctor. but be rttiled to help her my. . We hue rm time to he nick. So I became or own doctor and with Bank Tray" Ready nah-t and Pills. I gave her ac- cording In mtdwar's dim-nun, “a to will back to twin are an” Inter." f ' A '. Apply the Rom-f to he that Inn! that um“ the “when with Ind rrddous. Gm 1taiwary"s Pins in sud] ans" as wIll freely wave the lumen. For I tumult-n told (nip t "rpe lime Rndu‘uy’s Pills IIIII a [maximum] of In-lh-I with I lust-mum] of mall-us, In a tuteuter 'r hot wtt're. Ttrttrr at on": to bed. In tho mulling the rout will tie"" RADWAY & co.. Month-ll. Ca MILES. TE ENNIS ill1'ii),ii'a, The fund}: of the Dominion Life are aveuniuhrtinE at 8 per cent. interest, those of the average company at 'sl. per cent. Do yoy know that an arm- ual deposit of “00.00 at 8 per cent. will amount to 31942.29 in 20 years t' at 5.1. per cent. to only t'3's'il'l.tr't) Does it take a mathematical genius to comprehend why the is paying Unexcelled , Profits to Policyholders Low 03th Rate Economy in Management Dominion Life WATERLOO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE GO T Otal Asse 3lst. Dec. $5300.00 P. Il. may?“ Irons. BOARD or’mmzcmns Dr. J. M. Webb, ESQ. _ William Snidrr, Esq. Geo, Diebrl, Fmt. J. L. Widematt, Ram, St. Jacobs. Allan Bowman, Esq, Preston. P. H, Shaun. l’réslon. Thomas Howdy, Esq, Guelph. .lame.rt Livingston, F.sq., Baden. Frank “night. Ksq. OFFICERS. Wm. Snider, President. Geo. Diem-l. Vice-President. Frank llamht. Manager. Arthur Fun", Inspector. J. C. Haight, Rancher. C, A. llmhm. Distrirt Agent. WATERLOO, ONT. Money Breed; Head Ottice," Waterlao, Ont. adway‘s Ready belief Incorporated in 1863. silk 833,118.91 oooto'ooooo.oooo--o'o4 mono»: "ooo-o-oo-tooo-o-ooo-. THE “TRIM COUN'IY LOAN “UNESCO. HUSBAND -iriiil WIFEF Interest at the rate ot l per cent. is paid on the daily balance ot all accounts trom the date at deposit. . . DIRECTORS DIRECTORS Thea. Hilliard, President E. F. Seagram, Vice-President. P. H. Sims Ford B. Kumpt, s, B. [sticker Thus. Ttow m. w. L. Hilliard Geo. D. Form Fred Hinton P. v. Wilson, 3;. m, M. Bticm- l, _ A JOINT ACCOUNT may be opened up try a man and his was, so that either one can withdraw the lunds. Ask Any Person n. M. 1lltlllll.lllELllill, 1ltt'ttt'2t""'rfd'ttt - m at Ugliest nun-t an Iron an. at mu awn amen. _ wan-mm: BRANCH, J. K. KIRKPATRICK. Mgr. , BACOB HEtWELblR, In. W. B. NAYlDR. Asst. In. Who has used WILMELM'S [Ia-\RNESS and he will tell you it's the one harness upon .which yo u can depend. Full,sl.ock of light and beavy harness on hand. All work guaranteed. T u Blanca-u m Gaunt. I “m mum BUSINESS rum. WAR LETTERS W CREDIT .......... _ was CW6 ......... ........ mm}!qu m HONEY ORDERS "an...“ ............... In Waterloo JAP-A-LAO is sold by Liphardt Bros. l/Z -wgmu. "In”. “All"... 0. A. IOGEIT, Gourd Mm You Can Start a Savings Account with sun. m; not awry for you to mrait uni! you in” u largo sum of nanny In 6rder to sun I Saving: Account will in Bcnk. An account“. be openad with 31.00336 man on which lumen u compundnd who n you. . _ , hiring I repair man for the purpose. Made in 2t beautilu| colon. providing for {our every m. quiremenc. g\P-A-LAC in gin-y: put up in Green In. betting the name NiLl DEN." AA "gdt,','iAdaA6, color cord, and . ropy of the link book. "A Thou:- and One Uses of JAP-A-LAC." at your local hard. will “on. i / ' HERE m three distinct kinds of A P" Tuning in actual dollar, as! can 'o'? which may be effected through the use of JAP-A-LAC in your home. JAP-MAC adds years to the life and wearing quali- ties of your floors and interior woodwork-. JAP-A-LAC eliminates the necessity of replacing ex- pensive furniture. because it makes the old like ttew--. JAP-A-LAC enabler you to do the work lam-elft intend of THE [0lrllilfilf BANK _ V t//, V 'fi' 35 M'oLttotittg BANK ' neuron-rants. Intuit...” - . m I At I Mule hy TL. Caul.. v...," Ca Lu, BERLIN BRANCH: N. EVANS, Manager: “DEN " t E. R. FITZGERALD, Mama. Wu) Paid Up . . . 5.4mm 'tee". Fund and Undlvlded From- , 1.100.000») P" Immu- Department The 0|de Vu-iuh C... Unit“. Tum. Waterloo, Ont. JAP-AIM-the Econ-id mgr 's"rrsJtrrir E8494 woman who once wait. is pretty sun to come back for