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Miss Edna Jackson Miss Browne, of 1 Lt of . Miss GeneYv Stt Nortb. h y i Mrs. W. C. léutns was the hostess of a most chjoyable progressive _ card patty at her home on Irvin Street,on Tuesday evening. The guests included ladics and gentiemen. The games of euchre were interesting and keenly contested, Mrs. Michael Roos _ won the first prize, Mrs. Fred G. Chace the _ consolation and _ Mr. Fred G. Chace the gentlemen‘s first prize. Dainty refreshments wore afterwards served brimging to a close a very pleasant evening. * It was with very sincere tegret that many fricnds learned that Mr. Geotge D. LaCourse, a life long resident of Beérlin had passed away. His funrral was held from the home of Mr. Geo. (y H. Lang fast Saturday. Although he had been in poot health for some time it was not generally known that his illness was scrious, and his death came as a shock. In social circles he was bright and chectful. He was a staunch friend, and will be missed hy his friends and associates. Miss Laura Stewart _ entertained, very delightfully, at the Grand Fiser Country Ciub, last Saturday evening, when hor friend, Miss Edna Spaaies was the guest of honor. The company numberd about filty and they thorâ€" oughly enjoyed dancing after which reâ€" freshments were served. The young people return>d home by special car. They were chaperoned hy Mrs. J J. A. Weir, and Mrs. Theodote Wiizel Mr. George C. H. Lang and his son Mr. Réinhold, who have been emjoyâ€" i9g a trip in the old lands, are cXâ€" pected home very shortly. Mr. ‘Leigh Butler, of Toronto _ is sPending the week end with his parâ€" +ehits Mr. and Mrs. W. E.Butler,Queen Street South. A delightful Juncheon was given teâ€" cently in Ottawa py Mrs. Frank Oliâ€" ver in honor of Mrs. John King, _ of Toronto, who has been paying a brief visit in that city with her son _ the Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King. Madame l‘odnlphc Lemieux also entertained at lincheon in her honor. , Mrs. Edward .J. Martin, entertainâ€" cd a small company of ladies at ‘Bridge" on Tuesday in honor of Mrs. ... F. Jackson, of Alpena. The guests spent _ an enjoyable evening. Miss Olivia Iang was successful in winning the prize. f Mr.J.M. Scully‘s Twin‘City friends will be pleased to learn that, alâ€" though he will be confined to the house for some days, he is recovering riccly from the injuries h received _ last Runday as the effccts of an unfortunâ€" ate accident. Rev. W. C. _ Roese and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schmalz left this motnâ€" ing for Chicago to attend the _ Conâ€" ference of the Missouti Synod of the Luthsran Church. They will he abâ€" sent ahout two weeks. Mrs. Heorge H. Montgomery enterâ€" tained ‘a number of young ladies,very pleasantly at the tea hour on Wedâ€" Mr. L. E. Wedd, of UMamilton, In spector of the Bank of Hamidt=u,:as a business visitor in Betiin for pari nesday afternoon. of this week. During his stay in the city he was the guest of his brother, Mr. G. M. Wedd, Weber Street. Mrs. Archibald Kerr is spending a month with Ingersoll friends. Mr. Kerr‘s ‘mother is wasiting him for s a few weeks. . Mrs. Frederick Snyder and her famâ€" ily have moved into theit handsome and artistic new home on Queen St. North. Miss Edna Jackson, Aima Street. uin Browne, of New* York is the t of. Miss GeneYa Jackson, Queen Stt Nortb. h . T L?r‘ud Miss Lackâ€" net are spendingԤ few weeks at *‘The Welland," St.Catharines. Colonel Goodman, of Parkbill, was a week end visitor at the home . of Mr. and Mrs. G. M.Wedd. the‘guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kranz Queen Street South. Mrs. C. Everett Hoffman, who has béen on an extended visit in England S&iled yesterday, May the first for Miss Edna Spanies, of Toronto, is !bitipg Miss_: Laura _ Stewart, Queen Miss May Dansken of Brantiord was a visitof in town on Sunday. Mrs. Johnâ€" F. Jackson, of Alpena Mich., is visiting iMrs. Jacksorn and Miss Helen Beatty, of Welland, is Berlin News The Happenings at the County Seat Careâ€" fully Summarizéd, Local and Pérsonal 1 Decrease s 6 Mr. Miller was fnformed that it would be necessary for the _ local branch to have petitions from the County Council and the City Council presented to the department before the charter will be granted. This is apparently all that stands in _ the way of the juvenile court at present, and _ no action can be taken _ until after the next meeting of the County Council next month. For _ the first time in _ several months, the customs returns at the locat port show a dectrease. The figâ€" fres as given{out by the customs ofâ€" Wials are :â€" 1911 Aeamicy . . $31,309.04 1913 ... ... 22. $35,886.76 â€" It was explained to Mr. _ Miller that as Mr. J. J. A. Weit, who is to act as juvenil¢ coutt commissionâ€" et, is a Justice of the Peace for the whote county, the amendment to the act, which the local branch had askâ€" ed for, would not be needed. While in Torento _ attending _ the convention of the Associated . Chilâ€" dren‘s Aid Societies, Rev. C. R. Miller, together with a number of other oflicers, whose societiee have applied for a .luvenile Court charter, waited on the Aitorneyâ€"General‘s deâ€" partment, with very encouraging reâ€" sults. "Goâ€"Toâ€"Church Sunday" in Berlin and Waterloo proved to be most successful in ali the churches. The day was an idea) one for church atâ€" tendance and the congtegations are reported to have been larger _ than usual, particularly the motning serâ€" viees, most of the edifices being fillâ€" ed. While no concerted _ effort was made on the part of the Ministerial Association to secure the attendance of nonâ€"churchâ€"goers to _ attend at least one of the services, individual churches adoptea various methods to encourage church _ attendanee _ Sunâ€" day with encouraging results. _ The sermons _ delivered by the _ pastors were particularly appropriate to the occasion and profitable \ CO“N(]]S H“ST l-:l.lZ;\ln-:'l:;r KRAFT. PE"TION FOR The death of r;}:amtb. the JUVENILE COURT *# 4. ane n 0 , The Canadian Order of Chosen Friends, No. 57, of this city, held a Yery suceessful social evening in â€" the A.O.U.W. Hall on Tuesday night. Inâ€" vitations had been sent out by _ the en‘rgetic committee in charge to Chosen Friends in Galt, Preston and HMespeler and were responded to by a goodly number and the hall was filled. After the usual ordet of busiâ€" Mailâ€"& Empire: "On Dit":â€"Hon.W. L. Mackenzie King entertained at the week end in Ottawa in honor of Sit Johnstor and Lady Fotbes Robertâ€" son. His" mother Mrs. John King of Toronto, received with him, and aâ€" mong those present were: Mrs. J. D. |Reid, Mrs. Frank Oliver, Mrs. Frznk‘ Anglin, Mrs. J. G. FoSter, Mme. Roâ€" ‘dolphe LemieUx, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ewart, Col. and Mrs. Audrew Thompâ€" son Miss Mina Stewart, Miss Edith Ilacl’horson, Mr. Wilftid Campoell, nd Mr. C, Gray." When the parcels post sysiem was first imaugurated, a fee of 5 cents was charged on all parcels received at a pest office, where the free â€" delivery system was in force, and intended for delivery at _ the office where itâ€" was originally maled. The system workâ€" ed out so nicely and satisfactorily to the Post Office Department, that this fre has been abolished, and now parâ€" ecls can be mailed for delivery at any oflice _ without extra charge. The weight limit, which was at first fixed at 6 pounds, has also been raised to 11 pe‘inds. Archbishop Weber, who has been in ’chu‘e of the priesthood _ of St, Jerome‘s College for several © years, has been transferred to Chicago, as it.he result of the recent visit of the ‘Vlar-(}ourd': visit from Rome. _ â€"Mr. Arthur Latimer, who has been employed in the barber shop in the Brunswitk Block, working â€" for his brother, Mr, V. E. Latimer, has purâ€" chased the business and took possesâ€" sion April 27th. Rev. C. R. Miller, inspector of the Children‘s Aid Society, has returned from the convention of the Associ-i ated Children‘s Aid Societies, which has been in session in Toronto for‘ the past two days. Mr. Millet was reâ€"elected viceâ€"president of. the Auo-‘ clation. The monthly meeting of the W.C.T. U. was held in the library hall on Thursday afternoon and was well atâ€" tended. _ Following the devotional exercises considerable business was disposed of, after which a pleasing recitation by Miss Gladys â€" Hallman was listened to. _Rev‘ C, L. Mcirvine went to Georgetowh this afternoon to visit an old friend who is critically ill. Miss V. MacZweyn is spending a few days at the m of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Walker, Ave. Mr. Berlin W. Tinker, Superintenâ€" dent of the Waterbury, Comn,, High School, is the guest of Mr. John G. Gilmartin, of St. Jeromes College. $1,577.172 YOUR TA mm« === | PARISIAN SAGE Parisian Sage not only saves the hair but stimulates it to grow long and heavy. Get a 50â€"cent bottle from E. M. Devitt, Waterion, or C. E. Swaisland, Berlin, at onee. ‘There is no other "Just asâ€"good." Parisian Sage frequently â€" applied will work wonders. _ Just one appliâ€" cation stops itching head, _ removes dandruft and _ all excessive oil. I1 goes right to the hart roots and furâ€" nishes the noutishment needed â€" the hair becomes soft, fufly, abundant, and radiant with life. «Just because your hair is _ full of dandruff, thin, streaky, dull and never will do up to look pretty, do _ not despair. Beautiful harr, thick, fAufly, lustrous and â€" absolutely free _ from dandruff is only a matter of care. The death of Elizateth, the infant daughter of Mr. and _ Mrs. Charles Kraft in â€" Berlin, _ aged eighâ€" teen monthi=and twenty days, took place Friday morning at 3 o‘clock. The funcral took place from the residence to St. Mary‘s R.C. church on Monday at 8 o‘clock a.m. ‘ One of the Twinâ€"Uity‘s oldest and bighly esteemed citizens, Mr. August Frost, passed away on Friday .even ing at his home on Union street, afâ€" ter a few days illness, succumbing to an attack of pneumonia. He worked uUp, to last Saturday, night and â€" took ill on Sunday. ‘The deceased was in his 69th year and was toin in â€" the beautiful and prosperous â€" town â€" of Marienwerder, _ West Prussia, on March }Jth, 1845. He was married to Miss Etnestine Gerwanski and came to Betlin fortyâ€"five yeats ago and has been engaged in buttonâ€"making in various . factories in the Twinâ€"City ever since. During the last 25 years he has been a faithful and efficient employe of the Roschman â€" Button Works, Waterloo. Up to last Sunday.beé enjoyed excellent health and ‘scarcely lost a day‘s work. He is survived by five children, six â€" having,. predeceased ‘himA Those living _ are August R., Berlin ; Mrs. Annic Snyder, St. Thoâ€" mas, Mrs. Emma Leonard, â€" London; Mrs. Lena Gerth of Berlin, and Mrs. EFdith Berringet, Waterloo. One bro therâ€" and _ three sisters also survive, August, Mrs. Wm. Pelski, Mrs. Po dann and Mrs. Fred Killian, all | of Berlin. ‘There are also fifteen grand children: The deceased was a memâ€" ber of the local Maccabce Camp and also a member of the St. Petet‘s Luâ€" theran church since coming to _ Berâ€" lin. V cinnati. lb ~ The funeral took, pfice â€" on _ Wedâ€" nesday afternoon at 2 o‘clock from the residence to the New Jetusalem church _ and > from thence to Mounf Hope cemetery, The deceased was of a quict dispoâ€" sition, and was held in high respece by her friends. ~Four children _ surâ€" vive, viz :â€"Casper, Berlin ;â€"Mary at The death occarred at 6.30 o‘clock on Sunday morning of Mrs. Willimina Braun _ at her home, in Berlin. The deceased was in her 75th year, death being due to the infirmities of old age. Several years ago her husâ€" band Henty Braun predeceased _ her. The late Mrs. Braun was born in Germany and came to Canada when a young woman. t CCCERe B PMEATMEARRRDER WPPR OS type. A small blllwvh the gm.. _ The death took place on Sunday of|ury at the eng of the year‘s work, Mrs. Frederigk Witte, the beloved|showed the season had been successâ€" wile of _ Mr. F. Witte, caretaker of| ful financially as well. Victoria Park, Berlin, at his home ‘The club decided to offer a beautiâ€" on Mill, St. The deceased underweMt| fup silver ecup to the scBool chikdren an operation a year ago last MaIchl for the many, and it is high time, and recovered but a few months ago pire Day exercises. The cup will be suftered a relapse which resuited in competed for annually and will be on her _ demise. _ The _ fumcral toos l exhibition in A. J. Gabel‘s â€" window place on Tuesday at 2 o‘clock from shortly. _ The judges will likely . be the residence, Mill street, to St. Petâ€"| Baron Osborne, Betlin, Wm. Chivers, er‘s Lutheran church and Mount Hope| Waterloo, and the president of the Raw L ad 1 " cemetery. IT QUICKLY REMOVES DANâ€" DRUFF. Mr. F. Kibler, Berlin received the sad news on Monday of the death of his son John Kibler of Soughton, MRS. WILLIMINA BRAUN. MRS. FREDERICK WITTE. h isdlPliPlt w ht Mn ds hailh Wce w28 l 4 : Andrew and Edwardtâ€"of Cin MR. AUGUST FROST. y at 8 Ofl_o'ci_a.-nâ€"l NAE NEEDS . A most exciting runaway occurred on King _ St., Friday, at 11.30 o‘clock when a single horse and lumâ€" ber wagon of J. H. Hall & Son took fright while standing beside the facâ€" tory and dashed up King St. The driver though dragging along . the ground hung on to his hotse pravely, and _ when â€" in front of Lang Bros. store, one _ wheel flew off, and _ the into the wagon _ of the Pearl Launâ€" horse dashing across the street tran drv. No one was hurt, and only the shalft of the wagon was proken, The directors will meet on Friday afternoon, whon the officers will â€" be elected. The Home Nursing Society was orâ€" ganized and is known as the Organizâ€" ed Social Workets. _ The Victoria School _ was used _ each Wednesday eveming, at . which the foreign girls were taught plain sewing, the Engâ€" lish lanzuare, as well as spending a few social hours toâ€"gether. ‘ The report of the ‘Educational Comâ€" mittee was especially interesting as they had been very active during the year. _ The report â€" stated that two embroidery _ classes had been formed during the _ winter, thete being | six Pupils in the senior Class and six . in the junior, theâ€"classes being held in the _ Frederick St. _ residence, and‘ while _ no exhibition was to be held this year, it was boped one would bcl held next season. The eight â€" newly elected directors are :â€"Mesdamts Porteous, C. L. Laing, L. J. Breithaupt, Werner, Hilâ€" born, H. L. Janzen, Blankstein. and Stumpf{. The directots will meet on Friday afternoon when the officers wiil be elected. The officers who retired were Miss Dunham, Mrs. Clement, Mrs. White ma®, and Mrs. P. Pearce. The annual meeting of the membets of the Y.W.C.A. was beld in the Lib rary Hall on Monday evening. The attendance of members was poot, owâ€" ing to the inclement weather. _ The President Mrs. J. Kaufman presided. The business transacted was the e ceiving of the reports from the varâ€" ious committees, the treasuter‘s . teâ€" port â€" showing a balance â€" of cash on hand â€"of $623.08, and the clecting. of directors. 1 Annyal M'efing of Association Held on Monday Evening to Receive Reports GOOD EDUCATION WORK NEW Y@W!C.A. DIRECTORS place 1 hotels. in‘ the centre of the city. This, it was pointed out, was greatly needegd, Fspecially for the women, _ shoppers and the country women who,come to the city to market, who have _ no place to go to rest except to the that they establish a comfort station A committee composed of Mrs. J. F. Honsberger, Mrs. J. Lynu, and Mrs. F. Haight was appointed to wait on the City Council requesting A resolution was passed in this tegard, cxpressing the hearty symâ€" pathy and coâ€"operation in the work of the Social Service Workers which is being carried on in this tity. Canadian Clut, Mrs. Frank Haight. The work of the society up to this time has been educational and â€" has been for the good of the few and.not for the many, and itis high time, said the retiring president, that the club took some definite steps towards dealing with many things in the way of civil reforms and social â€" service work, that is being done by smaller organizations in other cities. and pleasant, the speakers of the season being of the highest possible In her address the tetiring presiâ€" dent, Mrs, (Dr.) W. L. Rilliard said that the past season has been & proâ€" fitable and enjoyable one, the work Anpther mile stone has hech phssed hlhcihwydtb'a-’-cu.- dian Club, as the annual of Mh‘yifi“hfim.ol Monday evening, when the work â€" of the past year as reviewed _ showed Need of Comfort Station. executive FOR THE YEAR ELECTED bd to Wait or the City Thomas _ McLelland of _ Fergus, a brother of the man who was â€" found dead in a swamp in Etramosa. townâ€" ship about a week ago, came to Guelph on Saturday preparatory to attending the inquest~into the death of his prother. He got drunk instead and was arrestfed, charged with comâ€" mitting an indecent assault on a marâ€" ried woman, and Monday motning he was sentenced to six montbs in . the Central Prison hy Magistrate Watt. Advices have just been received here from Chicago that Rev. John Tiouskâ€" onski, a graduate of St. Jerome‘s College, and af one time a professor ’in that institution, died at Chicago. Father _ Tiuskonski was very _ well known here. He was ordained in Berâ€" lin in 1894 anc remained about nime years. \ GOT DRUNK INSTEAD. If your baby does not sleep, if he is cross, criecs a great deal and will not be comioited, that is the: time to give him _ Baby‘s Own Tablets. They promote sleepâ€"not the drugged unnatural kind obtained through the use of "sootbing‘‘ mixtures, put that refreshing natural sleep â€" of the healâ€" thy child. _ The Tablets banish _ all stomach and bowel complaintsâ€" the direct cause o%f crossness and â€" sleepâ€" lessness. Concerning them Mrs. E. Medras, Grand â€" Bois, Que., . says: ‘‘When I began using Baby‘s Own Tablets baby was so troubled with constipation he would not slkep â€" day: or night. Now all this trouble has vagished and he is a strong healthy child." _ The tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams‘ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. DIES AT CHICAGO. Mrs. Hilliard upon retiring was preâ€" sented with a Deautiful bouquet of American beauty roses by Mrs. Lyna on behalf of the Club. Entertainmentâ€"Mrs. W. E. Woelfie convenor, Mrs. J. F. Carmichael Mrs. Chapman. were:â€"Prof. Abbott, the late Dr. Starr, Dr. Thos O‘Haggan; Dr. J. L. Gordon, Mrs. Hamilton, Rev. Mr. McDonald of Galt. The report of the nominating comâ€" mittee was adcpted as foMows:â€" Past Pres.â€"Mrs. (Dr.) Hilliard. _ iPresidentâ€"M1s. Frank Haight. .1 Vice Pres.â€"Miss Hattie Bruce. ‘ 2 Vice Pres.â€"Mrs. J. F. Honsbergâ€" er. : _ Secretaryâ€"Mrs. Pugsley. Treasurerâ€"â€" Mrs. J. J. Richardson (reâ€"elected),. Speakers Committeeâ€"Mrs. Stokes, convenor; Miss A. Chisholm, and Miss Lycfia Lynp. Reception Committeeâ€"Mrs. J. B. Kirby, convenor, Mrs. A. Kaufman, Mrs. C. Snyder, Waterloo. f Literary _ Correspondent â€" _ Miss Whiteman (reâ€"elected). It was decided to request the Board of Education that the Club be allowâ€" ed the use of the school grounds in the evening for the recreation of the girls of the city, The speakers of the past season PNEDODPCCC PARCCCT, EDROET CESpOCialty rb the necessity of pro\'vatu recreat. ihg grounds for the young people of the city, who have no place ‘to . go to but the streets to take their reâ€" creation and get fresh air, as many of them are shut up in factories\and stores -u” day. > At the conclusion of the _ address the president, Mrs. Hilliatd, presentâ€" ed Mrs. Bowman with a beautifu) bouguet of Anerican beauty roses. at the same time expressing their reâ€" gret at losing so valuable a member and officer of the society. when t::“c-mm’ éi-i'fifi _ take the ini ve in n request Before the mlzumu The growing nced of a woman poâ€" lMee was cllo“t:l-'rd to at _ the '0‘“1. opinion was expressâ€" ed tha ‘g*'-":- near at hand, Wakeful Babies §. Need of Policewoman, S 5ap . The building operations _ are going on fine, a few new s#ouses were roofed by the 10th. (Closed a Singing school at Mannâ€" heim, this heing my 12th school. It had 30 members. L There was snow, rain and sunshine on the 29th. Met Mr. Win. Hv. Laird from near Haysvilte, who told me they sold their old Homestead farm to Mt..Tohn Ringeman of Washington. On the 21th, 27lhl and 28th, _ we had considerable rain, for which the people were very glad, as it was getâ€" ting quite dry. M We were greeted on the morning ofi ‘Terrible R. R. accident neat Hamâ€" the first with about ten inches 0{ ilton; papers report 20 people being snow, but the weather got mild; the kjpeg. « snow melwdl, and at evening the mads' Good Friday was on the 19th. were very s in town Â¥ery ; s * esty in ie emiry. " 0 * | TuE GravE. Snow and rain on the 3rd and 5th.) Mtrs. David S. Taylor, (nee Eliza On the 21th, 27th, and 28th, _ we| beth Oberholtzer) 45 years«;~ _ _ * Aptil 1889, 25 years ago. , bmsmm‘,mw““w t 2. + p seessescecccscece0ee2ce008see evressesccececeec0e0ee2ss02es2e2000»s Thore was a fairâ€"sized attendance at the temperance rally held in the Grace Congregational â€" Church _ on Church strect on Thursday * evening. The meeting was held under the ausâ€" pices of the newlyâ€"organized _ Berlin Temperance Alliance. Mr. .J. D. Wier principal of the Suddaby School, ocâ€" cupied the chair. The meeting was called to hear the report of the special committee _ apâ€" pointed at the last. meeting composed of Mesdames TCook, Boehmer, _ Kerr, Augustine, and _ Breithaupt, for ghe purpose of enquiring into Mr. Kaulâ€" man‘s latest offer. Sold by Ed. M. Devitt, Waterloo, at 50 cts..a bottle. 4 ED BY RHEUMA. SaHtreU OColapt . TNAE _ 9 If your nerves are all crippled; Watts in Box of Las , in © from attacks of Rhoumatism, Neuritâ€"} Lockhart‘s Win is can easily get a strong hold on the } nerves. This most painful disease is} s y 4 & : one of the hardest known to expel,!_ Mr. Alvin _ Schiedel, 98 C"Wg ibut RHEUMA can reach it if given a AYenUue, mtt.l hecame the ownsr‘ of the chance. This testimony is positive! Ne McLaughlin automobile offeted by proof: ; A. Lockhart & Co..in the guessing "Last March I was so crippled| COntest which has heen in progress with Nevritis in left limb 1 could @UTing the last three months, . _ ., .. walk scarcely at all. Tried all remeâ€" . A _ Staled box, â€" containing. thirty dies I heard of and had two physiâ€"| boxes of electric lamps of Â¥arioug cians. Nothing did me any good unâ€", S!Z°S, has been on exhibition in . the til I used RHEUMAâ€"$2.00 worth of: window _ and all purchasers of coa} your medicines surely cured me.â€"Mrs| Were given a chance.. to guess the C. E. Hayes, Russell, Ky. | number of "watts‘"‘ represented . by At a special mecting of the Y.W. C. A. directors held _ in the Library Hall yn Wednesday afternoon, it was decided to go on with the erection of the bpuilding on the Frederick St. site which was; purchased fim year py the Building and Site committee. WILL BUILD 0 N. FREDERICK ST. Also at C. E. Swaisland, Betlin. PAINFUL EFFECTS OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM QUICKLY ROUTâ€" It was unanimously decided to hold the first show under the auspices of the Association early in June, either immediately before or after the an nual show in Galt. _A committee was appointed to wait on the Park Board Friday evening to secure the use of the athletic grounds for an afterâ€" First ‘Annual Show Will be 10°" "ith the suatantee that it will .. « + + ul after Held in Victoria Park _ spow. ~ ~ _ viass shove aftor the n Early in June . The foilowing officers were, elected‘ _ $ cemeg Hon. Presidentâ€"W. G. Weichel, M. _ The Berlin Horse Show Associatio .*‘~ Sh81!" 1. G. Lackner. ‘ was formed on Thursday evening ag PICSidentâ€"L. J. Breithaupt, > a largely attended meeting of local Vicgâ€"[‘resident.sâ€"Geo. Rumpel, _ C. & horseâ€"owners and fanciers in the ofiâ€" 4 MiMS, Nâ€"P.P., L. Sattiew, |_â€" _ _ _ ces of Dr. W. B. Lackner. Those pre | Sc¢rctatriesâ€"Dr. W. S. Lackner and _ sent were most enthusiastic and were ; P Weber. 3 confident that Berlin can hold one of | T!°aSUICtâ€"A. C. Bender. l o the most successful shows _ in _ the !t Was stated at the meeting @At .. Province in a few seasons. pever in the history of Berlin and> _ It was unanimously decided to hold Watetloo have there been as Te the first show under the auspices of fint horsts in the two towns as. at _ the Association early in June, cither P"°SCnt, and they will make 3 good immediately before or after the an ShOWing against all comers.. An . efâ€" . nual show in Galt. _A committee (0"t Wiil be made to put the Associâ€" .. was appointed to wait on the Park @tion on a permanent basis. Over .: Board Friday evening to secure the use 199 names were added to the . mem . of the athietic rrounds for an after. Ltrship list. A~ BERLIN HORSEMEN FORM _ _ _ _ â€"â€"â€" HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION Neuritis Follows‘ Crippled Nerves: MONTHLY BUDGET OF OLD NEWS McClary dealer or write for booklet. mm :. LWJPHARDT.BROS. Local Agents â€" "Crke _ “-"vN-‘h-;‘m' â€" as=> m _i; No as ovelling F('}rnace necessary. See the _ thutes fi. E,. mo'&;aw”fl pao: From Peter Shupe‘s Diary | _ Mr. and Mrs Herman Rathman, Berâ€" lin, on the 5th. At the date of this '\\nlinz, April 1911, both. these coupâ€" les are hale and hearty. and _ each cricbrated their golden weddings lateâ€" Iv. _ Hope they will yet spend many happy Fears. VMr. and Mrs. Conrad Fischet, Ayâ€" ton, (Parents of Mrs. Isaiah _ Wil® fong of Berliny on the Ist.i MUrs. Jacob C. Erp, Waterloo, (iee Elizabeth Harchery 37 years. . _ _ Mrs. Abt. S. Clemmer, Breslau,(tee Magzdelena Kraft) 32 years. . , SILVER WEDDINGS. Mr. Schiedel‘s guess of 6420 _ was the ncarest, â€" while Messrs. W. H. Stadelbauer and R. Lindsay were tied for secomd, the formetr guessing 6250 and th> latter 7200. _ The car was prescnted to Mr. Schiedel this afterâ€" nCoOfI. + 4 i infi : 2B is.nidi n teduliicas iob i e cnctn s 0 uie 1+*, A _ sealed box, â€" containing. thirty bores of electric lamps of varioug sizes, has been on exhibition in . the window _ and all purchasers of coa) were given â€" a chance.. to guess the nuner of "watts‘‘ represented . by these lamps in the box. & ~ This morning Mayor Evler was 1e quested to open the box and counrt the _ lamps and total the "watts,". which be did in the presence of two press _ representatives. The total; number _ of "watts‘"‘ proved to Bt. 6725, while the guesses ranged from 150 to 28,000. & . Guesed Nearest Number of: Watts in Box of Lampé is _ Certain Rellef from headaches, dull feelings, and Sold everywhere. in bozes, 25 conts,