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m t2". * roR ROADS IN THE COUNTY) COUNCHL MEETS ; «Téwnships to Pay Four and oneâ€"half mills and TOwn$ ANG | ppo â€" Municipa! _ ..\ Villages one and oneâ€"half mills â€" Woolwich Townâ€" | Trownship of Weo SCYy ship Opposes County System. stogo on Â¥riday, December, 1922, p After a long discussion, the Watâ€" erioo Cbunty Council at their session helfâ€" on Fuesday, December 19th, finally decided on a basis for the equitable . distribution of the cost of the County roads. On the new . basis the townships will be assessed 4% mills and the towns and villages 1% â€" mills for county road purâ€" poses. Should any of the mGnicipaliâ€" ties expend more than their allotted sum in any years on county roads, they will not be allowed to secure more than the amount fixed by the Council. By the new agreement the towns and villages are to have two members on the roads and bridges ccmmittee. After the strenueus opposition | made by the towns last summer m[ the 1%%4 mills assessment, which they claimed too high, it was believed‘ that it would be almost impossible to| come too an amicable al’rangflneul.| Woolwich Township which construct‘ ed eight miles of concrete pavement at a cost of $160,000, all of which was paid for by the people of the Township, and which is now asked to pay 444 mills for county road purposes, strongly objected to the county system. Reeve Koch urged that other municipalities should folâ€" low Woolwich on the old system and pay for their own roads. s dhinctinsid iicnnnti ie tss se ioi to pay 4% mills for county road withdrawn and a motion by Reeve purposes, strongly objected to the Hieipel of Preston and Reeve Koch county system. Reeve Koch urged that a committee comprising Deputyâ€" that other municipalities should fol~.nee\'p Foster, Reeves Lantz, Kinzle low Woolwich on the old system and Warden Stump{ and the clerk as pay for their own roads. secretary be appointed, was carried. The report of the committee of‘ Council Inspects Institutions. two months ago, which was held over , . at Wednesday‘s session of the was again® placed befiore the meetâ€"‘ ¢ounty council, members of the counâ€" ing. The first clause of the repOrl ci qonsidered the report of the read that each municipality was 10 fnance committee which had visited be assessed 4% mills and that the the various public iinstitutions in towns and villages were to secure|tme county two months ago. The a rebate of two mills to be paid by‘members were favorably impressed these municipalities. This clause WA8) y;ith conditions, especially at the St. turned down in committee, and an! Agatha Orphanage and the Galt hosâ€" amendment carried which provided‘ pial. The other institutions visited for the payment of 4% mills with were the Kitchener Orphanage, Hosâ€" « refund of three mills to the townsi. pital, House of Refuge, Freeport Sanâ€" and villages. A motion by Rfieve!itarium and Coombe‘s Home at Hesâ€" Henderson and Reeve Gruetzmer that| pejer, Members referred to the pool the matter be turned over to NeXt!jocation of the Kitchener Orphanage years cquncil did not meet With! ang the disadvantage under whict favor. i the local hospital is obliged to oper This was followed by another deâ€" ; bate on the question of the proposed division of the cost. Reeve Roidt‘l:t and Deputy Reeve Knight movedl that the report be received â€" and j udopted. An amandment to Lhe‘ amendment was moved by Reeves ; Kinzie and Oliver, which altered the\‘ wording of the original amendmeut.; it stipulating that the townships pay 4%& per cent. and the tfowns and villages 1% per cent. for 1'0untyi road purposes, that in cases where ‘ rmunicipalities spend more than the; sum fixed in the provigion. they pay‘ the extra amount themselves, and, that two members of the towns and villages be on the roads and bridges | cemmittee. The amendment to the, amendment carried, with Reeve Koch voting against it. Reeve Koch asked that out of fairness a commiftee should be appointed to draft an agreement on a rebate for Woolwich township in view of the fact that it had already expended $160,000 on permanent roads in the township. Before the vote was taken, Deputyâ€" Reeve Foster of Waterloo pointed geo e I‘ Martin, gravel acct., $2.50; Philip ; ESLE‘Y TP. ‘Dabms, gravel acct., part payment, |. 1 'r $25; Moses Schmidt, gravel acct., Cm]NCl' MEEm‘St’zz:’.: David R. Roth, gravel acct., 4 $§12; J. T Schmidt, sewer pipe acâ€" ons ‘count, $6; Aug. Abrens, spike acct., Wellesley Township Minutes for $1.32; The Municipal World, supâ€" December 15th, 1922:â€" | | plies, §2.11; J. T. Wilford, rep. culâ€" Wellesley Municipal Council he?d lvort, 50; Sims, Bray & MclIntosh, their 13th regular and last sessiom legal advise, $46.35; Chas. Maeser, for 1922, Friday the 15th day of Deoâ€" & b ember, 1922, at the Township HxllL,‘r”' ”””j" «c 5 0y A is Peei Crosshill, 10.30 in the forenoon. les, for iron rods, $2.85; Emanut‘. \Stever, for stone, $6; Corrugated All the members were in atteradâ€" Pipe Co.. for 1 culvert, $69.00; Roy puce, John Reidel, the Reeve, pFOâ€" Calder, _ part payment Kennedy alded. ‘@rain, $195; James Birmingham, reâ€" Correspondence, bills and accou mts fund of statuteâ€"labor, $6; Mrs. W. were read by the Reeve. ‘l; Yost, refund of statute labor, $2; Byâ€"Laws :â€" \Jacob Lorentz, stamp account, 39.59 ; SE uin ome oR iWt CGnanndaed Jhoso Emanuel Stever, grading . and Correspondence, bills and accou m§ were read by the Reeve. Byâ€"Laws:â€" Moved by C. Quebl, seconded byy J. S. Meyer, that Byâ€"Law numberâ€" to extend the time fior payment of taxes until the 15th day of December be read a first and second time Council in committee on Byâ€"Laws in ‘palrs rumbers 835 and 836:â€" After filling 1@ iehl, in and completing said Byâ€"Laws, lt‘,s Ber was moved by W. H. Knight, seâ€" ‘ Beg &8 conded by J. Ogram, that committee ‘Hen & resume in open council, and thatl.lnmf\“ Ryâ€"Laws 835 and 836, as filled in, i Kiesw be read a third time and passed kwork C â€"Carried. | careta Payment of accouwnts:â€" {Mcl-' Moved by J. S. Meyer, seconded i“ Johr by J. Ogram that the following acâ€" .‘821; counts be pald and that the Reeve| tute issue orders in payment thereof as 4 tea: follows : â€" . ] aib! Leander, gravel acct., & pay‘ $3.32; Dan Weber, gravel acc i., $19.25; Samuel Robertson, right of way in field, $7.50; Dan Erb, gra vel moct., $85; Samuel Gascho, gravel moct., $46.15; Alex. Krasmer, gravel moct., $225;« Hy. G. Hushn, : gravel Dan Erb, gra vel|iridge, Kieswelter GTRIM], ©MM. €M00 Oz P Gascho, grawvel R Lichty, refund, of statute labor, | mission as councifor, $175,00; J. O€â€" tax, §2; TNoma® Kracmer, gravel .;w; Frank Bronser, rofund of staâ€"|ram, commilasion as counc lhow, $175; | bor at washout k ebn, gravel | tatie labor, $13; Chas, Logel, overâ€" Conrad Quehl, commissgiofn as c®naâ€" Treasurer, count) w‘_ _’: time work on rond, $16; Anthony |cillor, $175. Tota!l $44p1 %â€"QOarried | Kinsie, telephone $6.50; Aum. ‘iuy. Helnipol, .. grading and. teaming, §t. Clements, Dee.â€"18, Shoomaker, ts ke 4 .,zfrr“,‘.‘r " w: Pl'l'lmlm nM :uoi Rrvin C. | Ti hi :-(_“:A‘,»&.‘\,, ‘ e Â¥." w . P1 c ho old L £% Bd on Rhaieitie in t s hi s P cank 1 .’.lmfl!l d &‘a‘l»\\ $ XHD # ommittee ‘] and that | filled in, ; assed ’) _Marriod Carried. 4a "out that it had been understood that |‘numa was to be a rebate to municiâ€" | palitie§ that had expended money ‘{cn county roads and said it was strange there was nothing in the C o. u> ia that affect Some of the cn county roads and said it was strange there was nothing in the report to that effect. Some of the members of the council argued that it would not be fair to grant a reâ€" bate claiming these municipalities were that much ahead of the others. Committee Appointed. Reeve Koch and Deputy Reeve Forbes won out in their demand to hive a committee appointed to inâ€" vestigate the claym of the township of Woolwich for compensation for roads already built. The committee will bring in their report to next year‘s council, when the question will be dealt with. Reeve Gruetzner o Hespeler took exception to the statement made by Reeve Koch that the council would do only what it icunsidvred tair. The original motion \provided for a committee to investiâ€" gate the matter comprising Deputyâ€" Reeve Foster of Waterloo, Reeve Lantz of Wilmot and County Clerk 8. Cassel. This motion was finally cthbarsum and a motion by Reeve ate ‘The committee believed there was still room for improvement in con ditions at the Coombe Home. r pairs to road grader, $1.50; Wm. ' Q\ichl, drawing gravel, $180; Aaron 4 & Bender, gravel acct., $3.25; John | Beg gs, for farm bridge, $30; Noah i}len gott, filling in washout, $46.55; Jamas Birmingham, part payment fK’.pnw etter drain, $200; Joseph Lichty ’)work wn culvert, $4; Robert Foster, “(\arf-tnk."r's salary, &c. $27; Nelson {M(‘.Plddm, filling in culvert, §2; i“ John â€" Wilkinson, teaming é;vol, \ $21; Abrmham Schott, refund of staâ€" | tute laborr, $10; Richard J6hnson, ‘| teaming _ gravel, $19.25; Willism |Gibbons, _ teaming gravel $39.47; , Sam _ Henderson . @utting weeda |3 1.25; Edward Holzschuh, cleaning la itch, $4.50; Levi Stricker, for farm | ty ridge, Kieswetter drain, $20; John ||R. Lichty, refund, of statute labor, li’lli; Frank Bronser, rofund of staâ€" i|tatie labor, $13; Chas. Logel, overâ€" Emanue! Sievel, BGDCCCUU® CCC breaking stone, $20.85; Cecil Barâ€" bour, schoot attendance officer, &c. $34; Mrs. Wilfred Berscht, refund of income tax, $5.92; Robert Forrâ€" cll+ vrading. $2.97; Peter Lather, st, grading, $2.97 end: ‘Township of Woolwich met at Coneâ€" ment from last session. * /’ AM members present. The Reeve in the chair. ~ ‘The minutes of the previous session were read and adopted. session were read and adopted. ‘The Minutes of the mfl, $086â€" Mr. J. G. Hurst, School Attendance| jon were read and app * 4 1 Officer, submitted the following Y€â€"|! Communications were P@Rd Ad port :â€" considered. To the Reeve and the Councii:â€" Moved by M. S. Snyder, seconded Gentlemen: My work this yeA 48| py a ghoemaker, that the report of your 8. A Officer, consisted in th€| the committee appoipted to meet sifting of 401 reported absentees|ime Kitchener Light Commissioners 255 of these were absent OB @CCOUBt|re placing of car barns within the of illness, 122 on account of bein&|township, be adopted, stating that kept at home to work, and 23 WMAY |ime council approves of the placing be classed as negligent s of car barns on King St. East, opâ€" recâ€" Moved by Alex. S. Forbres and JONN Re.|Brox, that@Jacob Kienzle‘s term of may | office be extended to February ist, tes. | 1923. â€"Carried. was Moved by Byron Letson and Henry conâ€"| B. Eix,, that we hereby accept the tender of James Callagher to oonâ€" _ _ | struct the Causland Drain, according My work was chiefly with the last two classes as each case had to be scrutinized and adjusted, either by granting A permit or by securing their regular attendance to school. In several cases it took considerâ€" able pressure to secure compliance with the Act. In one case I called in Dr Nairn to examine the scholar‘ and so secured her returg to school. Of course, the negligent ones were \huslled back to school in short order. T eranted 39 Home permits to I granted 39 Adolescents and ment certificates 14 years of age. On the whole I tried to perform the duties of my office with due comsideration to all concerned, obâ€" serving the spirit of the law rather than the letter. Noved by John Brox and Alex 8. Fotbes, that the interest accrued from the Clergy Reserve Fuad be divided as follows:â€" $28.00 to each school section, anÂ¥ $14.00 to each Union section, excepting No. 2 Pilk. j â€"Carried. Moved by Henry B. Eix and Byron Letson, that the Tremsurer bo and is hereby instructed to pay to the ‘Trustees of the various school secâ€" tions in the Township of Wooiwich, the school taxes as provided by Byâ€" Law No. 702. â€"Carried. Moved by Byron Letsom and Henâ€" ry B. Eix, that the Treasurer is hereâ€"‘ by authorized to pay to the Treaâ€" surer of the County of Waterl00, the sum of $13,500.00 on behalf of county road work done in the Townâ€" ship. â€"Carried. AMoved by Alex. S. Forbres and John t cil be tendered to ‘the Reeve, Clerk, and Treasurer for the efficient and courteous manner in whicl) they have â€" discharged â€" their reapective duties. 1 3 fMitch, $2342; _ Robert Merhhl!.‘ work on townline, & PBY., 3$5.12; Jacob Foerster, teaming, tl,fit; John Hanley, payment in full }Kennedy drain, 159.24; M. M. Shants, opening seâ€"tion line, $2.00, W. E pufman, balance printing comtract im full, $75; Andrew â€" Playford, *waork on side road, $6.40; John Rej comâ€" mission as Reeve, 1922. lzml; W. H. Knight, commission >is Peputy Reevg, §200; Jacob 8. *M ayer, comâ€" mission as counciMor, $175,00; J. Ogâ€" ram, comm/ssion as coun , $175; Conrad Quehl, commisgiofn as c@naâ€" |eillor, $175. Total suip1 #â€"Onrried , 1922, pursuant to adjournâ€" W. J. Snider, Clerk 14 Home employâ€" to children under â€"Carried E pufman, t im full, *wark on $ comâ€" z;:fl; wW. re placing of car barns within the township, be adopted, stating that the council approves of the placing of car barns on King St. East, opâ€" posite Maple Lane station. The said Kitchener Light â€" Commission . to co‘uply with all the recommendaâ€" tions of the Provincial Highway Deâ€" partmentâ€"Carried Moved by Irvin Hallman, secondâ€" ed by Robert J Veitch that byâ€"law No 142A to provide for borrowing the sum of $2500 to pay for the erâ€" ection of an addition to the School House in School Sec. No 7, be read a first and second | tineâ€"Carried. Re notice from Waterloo and Wel lington Railway Company. Moved by I. C. Hallman, seconded by Robt. J, Veitch that this council objects to any increase in fares on the Waterloo and Wellington Ry. and that the clerk notify the Ontario Railway and Muntcipal Board o this effect.â€"Carried. Moved by A. Shoemaker, seconded ht es e es ce by M. S. Snyder that byâ€"law No. Mr George Stahlbaum w,llth hm‘ 142A be read a third time and bride is spending the s holiâ€" passed. â€"Carried cays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. The School Attendance . Officer John Stabibaum. gave his annual report and was ‘The school enterrainment which favorably received was held Dec.22. was largely atâ€" Moved by A. Shoemaker, secondâ€" ended by parents and friends and od by £. J. Veltch that the Coflector| {"C MORRUC‘E “’:l'lc" wat :e“d""“ of Taxes be granted an extension of "a; e“jsoi’: yh p'e’e"" us time to complete his work and that At rs.s Eer w'o wa: staying v;'t a cheque for his salary be issued|| rs S. Ernst for the . past few and placed into the hands of the months has returned to her home treasurer to be paid over at the final m “SL J:c:)bs, Bo bopr settlement of the roll.â€"Carried. aiss ae".a' wman 0 eston Moved by M. S. Snider spconded spent Xmas with her parents, Mr by A. Shoemaker that the treasurer “"f Mres: a ";"‘ Bl‘;‘"“;" 4 | be authorized to transfer the sum B s o u usse!man © of $900 to the Police Village ot Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. J. T Ott anc Bridgeport.â€"Carried daughter, Gertrude, spent Xmas a & â€" _ithe home of Mrs. Aaron Snyder. Moved by M. S. Suyder, seconded 8 10 by R. J. Veitch that the following L accounts be paid. famil Mrs. Ada Sapsworth, Pat. Ins., with $10; Mrs. Martha Cornell, do. $10; Mr. Henry Bowman, gravel, $9.40; Geo. famil Gole, gravel $10.40; labor at bridge day $1, $11.40; _ Joseph | Ertel, gravel, Mt $1.80; Wm. Zuber, extra labor reâ€" spen pairing road. $7.80; Sims, Bray & tet, MciIntosh, retainer for 1922, $50. Mm1 Elias Shantz, gravel $31, teaming vers gravel and grading $82.80, repairing days sidewalk, lumber and spikes, $2.49, & $116.29; Joseph Ertel, gravel, tile Luth and repairing washout, $4.75; Harty wer |Kinsie, gravel, $20.80; Angus Rell a | inger, gravel, â€" $24.40; Wm. Luft, ed \ gravelling and grading block road, s. 5 ‘|$276.55; Ed. Dubrick, bonus for M +\ wire fence, $30; Geo Weber, $6.50 ; Mr. +| Ed Filsinger, gravel 84\60. extra laâ€" ed / | bor, $6, $10.60; Allien B. Shantz, ene | gravel, $11; Louis J. Roedding, &rAâ€" N ~â€"\vel, $17; Henry S. Schmidt, gravel, Sat E\$3.20; Nathan â€" Clemmer, grading 8| road, $7.20; Allan B Bauman, gradâ€" sp€ €|ing road and _ repairing . bridge, ant 1. $27.50; Wm. Luft, remuneration as I "| school attendance officer, $25.90;| " E& G. Martin, balance dug on Gole Lo i8 | bridge, $131; Leonard Bruder, widâ€" | SP° 8+ | ening «road at Schmaltz‘s bridge, | P° 81 $91.25; A. Frank, cleaning out catch E | basin, $5; Henry Jantz, operating Su rel road roller in Tp.. $13.75; Edmund T+] Beechy, bohnus wire fence, $7.40; | 4 P | Jas. A. Henderson, valuating sheep * 1§g5; Chas. Bailey, cement, plank and | 4 8.\ labor Guelph Tp. line. $15.08; 8| Leonard _ Goetz, bal. on Lauber | M Ds\ gitch, $65; Fred Lindhurst, gravel, an.| gg6; C. D. Bowman, services on s Bâ€"| Lauber ditch, Freund ditch and New 6 |\Germany award drain $185; Leander rtâ€"| snider, gravel, $19; Jogiah Sauder,| h 15; Diabor rep. Block line. _ $118.50; châ€" i gimpson Shoemaker, . tile, $19.25; | J ind i pawrence E. Snider, cleaning ditch, $190.40; R. E. Cowan, gravel, $19; ied\ geo. Ehrhardt, do.. $6; Norman|] ohn | ghantz, do., $9.20; Thos. D. Cowan, )arâ€" | ponus wire fence, $10; Chris. Rahâ€" eTK:â€"| man, bonus wire fence, $4.60; D. 8.\ and | Ferguson, do., $1140; Wm Meisel, hey | repairing grader, $7; Herb. Johnsâ€" tive|ton, acct. re J. B Snider drain, A $114.20; Herb Johnston, plan for bridge, $49; Michadl _ Chownyck, â€"râ€" | gravel. $4.40 ; Joe Mcohnell, part inory , payment on J. B. Snyder drain, 5.12 ; | $3000 ; Jos. Snyder, refund of dog John| tam $2; Lou!s Doehn, refund of nedy | dog tax $2; John Wanner, refund of ming | dog tax, $2; K. J. Shantz, refund of man, | dog tax $2; M. Wagner, refund of full, | Statute labor, $2; Geo. l!hrmrd".. k on|refund of Statute labor, $2%; Henry comâ€"| Bauer, refund of Statute labor, $16; ); W.| John Ludwig, refund of School tax. eputy | $4.65; J. W. Eaton, refund of school comâ€"| tax, $6.40; Oâ€" Geiger, refund of dog J. Ogâ€"| tax, $2; Thomas H. Armstrong, laâ€" $175; | bor _ at washout, _ $10.80; County canaâ€" | Treasurer, county taxes, $21,229; 8. arried | Kinsie, telephone mect. $5.10; A Shoomaker, telephond . account, WOs L l KS e n oc = Hallman, Telephone ALGENT S0AP§ UMTEO part $ * lMist 30¢, P. A Buider $ mos. # , $8.25, $%83.63; Geo. C as Treasiuwer $300; Geo. 4 Revenue Stamps, $47.07. by Robt. J. Veitai, secondâ€" A. Shoemaker that this Counâ€" beg leave to convey their sinâ€" re thanks to the/ Reeve, the Clerk and the Treasurer for the eoutteous and efficient manner in which they have discharged their duties during the year.â€"Carried.. ‘The Reeve replied to the foregoing resolution in a very appropriate manâ€" net Moved by A. Shoemmaker, seconded by I. Hallman that this council adâ€" journ. T Local and Personal Quite a number from here were tusiness visitors to Kitchener durâ€" ing the past week. The â€"following _ enjoyed their Xmas dinner at the home of Mr. Mirs. Sam Weber, Mr. and Mrs Anâ€" gus Weber, Mr. and Mrs David Sniâ€" der and family of Hawkesville, Mr. and Mrs Dilman Snider and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Shantz «nd family of Wilmot. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snider of Kitâ€" chener spent Xmas with Mr. and \lrs. A. J Ruggle. gus der and and and Mrs. Sitler who was staying with Mrs S. Ernst for the â€" past few months has returned to her home in St. Jacobs. Miss Valetta Bowman of Preston spent Xmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Musselman of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. J. T Ott and daughter, Gertrude, spent Xmas at the home of Mrs. Aaron Snyder. Mr and Mrs. Oliver Snyder and family spent Xmas day at Elmira with Mr. and Mrs. Addison Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Norman King and family of Greekbank spent Xmas day with Mr and Mrs. J. B. Snyder. Miss Annie Relchert of Toronto spent Xmas holidays with her sisâ€" ter, Mrs. Aaron Snyder. Mr. Harvey Class of Toronto Uniâ€" versity is spending the Xmasâ€"holi days under the parental roof. ® ‘The Xmas entertainment of the Lutheran and Evangelical rhurches‘ were a great success. Quite a number from here attendâ€" ed the Elmira and North Woolwich §S. S. entertainments. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Weber and k.\lr. and Mrs. Norman Snyder enjoyâ€" ed their Christmas dinner in Kitchâ€" ener. Mrs. Peter Standelbauer spent Saturday with her parents. Miss Nellie Snyder of Preston spent Xmas with her parents, Mrâ€" land Mrs. Edward Snyder. Mr. and Mrs family and Mr. Eowman and .& spent Xmas with Bowman. Mr. Willie Brox Sunday with Mr. MAHNâ€" At Waterloo, Dec. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Bzra Mahn, a son. SHEPPARDâ€" At Kitchener, Dec. 20 to Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sheppard a son. KRISTâ€" At Kitchener, Dec. 20, to Mr. and Mra. M. Krist, a son. JACKSONâ€" At Kitchener, Dec. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson, a daughter. HOOPER â€" Dec. 21, At the K.â€"W. Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. â€" HMuber, a 800. MARTINâ€" At Hawkesville, Dec. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. L. M. E. Martin, a A Woman‘s Pride son BABY‘S OWN FLORADALE. Best feBoby The useful pride which makes woman cateful of her appearance aud comâ€" plexion finds a help in the purity and delicate clinging fragrance of ‘ A. SNYDER, Tp. Clerk irs. Louis Schutz and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester i son Earl of Elmira, with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Brox of Elmira spent Mr. J. T. Ott. BIRTHS. *\ |1 | Cask for Victory Bouds First Beef, Pork, Lamb and Homeâ€"Made Sausage If so, hav plied here. hand cholce to Why not buy your meats here and get the best? EDGAR FISCHER Successor iq J. B. Flscher Phaone 243 Waterioo redeemed for cash at any Branch of this Bank without charge To prevent delays, Bonds should be deâ€" livered to the Bank at* least four days prior to December 1st for examination Viktory Bongds maâ€" The Royal Bank â€" of Canada Do You Appreciate HORSE AILMENTS in a sarings accoust EGYPTIA N LINIMENT H. G. Mistele Manager Waterloo Branch BTOPS _ BLEEDING INSTANTLY. PREVENTS BLOOD POISONING. cURES THRUSH, FISTULA, SPRAINS _ AND BRUISE8. The best all mround Liniment for the stokle as well as for household use. KEEP IT HANDY. At all Dealers and Druggists. Manufactured only by DOUGLAS & CO _ of many kinds quickly remedied with DOUGLAS‘ Busi P PEOBRRDIICCCOC EO! I have a large list of city and farm property for sale and when you are wanting anything in the above mentioned line come and see me. Class have your wants supâ€" e. We always keep on For all Farmers‘ Sons over 14 years of age. Special attention to Stock and Seed judging. No farmers‘ Son should miss this opportunity. Ask boys who have attended these Courses what they are like. wish all friends and readers January 16thâ€"â€"â€"January 30th. For all} the rural girls in the vincinity of Waterlioo and also for the girls of the Town of Waterloo. For further information write 4 GALT NEW YEARS GREETING All business on the Four Evenings Happy ourse Meats Two Weeks‘ Course in Home Nursing JANUARY 2ndâ€"â€"J Library Hall, , NAPANEE, Ont. J. S. KNAPP, B.S.A. Department of Agriculture, Weeks‘ Winter > in Agriculture ; and readers of the Chrqfiicle a â€" ® _ and Prospâ€"rous New Year of Waterloo, Farmer, NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN umtomm“‘mfg Chapter 121, that all persons bs Office 34 Frederick St. Opposite >, Market. ber, A. D., 1922, or .‘mn“m % Elizabeth Schnarr, who on . E: about the twentyâ€"fourth day of Noâ€" vember, A. D. 192%, are required to send by post prepaid, or to 48â€" liver to the undersigngd Adminis«. trator with the Will annexed, or ts Solicitors undersigned, their name# and addresses with full particulars in writing of their claims and 1sunement of their account, and the nature of the security (if any) held ‘by them. AND â€" NOTICE I8 FURTHER GIVEN that after the twentioth day of January, A. D. 1923, the said Administrator will proceed to dis tribute the estate of the said deâ€" ceased amongst the persons entitâ€" led thereto having regard only to the claims of which it shall have notice, and the said Administrator will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person of whose claim it shall not then have received notice. . Dated at Kitchener this twentieth day of January, A. D. 1922 THE WATERLOO TRUST & SAVâ€" INGS COMPANY, Kitchener, Ont. Administrator. sIMS, BRAY & McINTOSH, Kitch« ener, Ont., Its Solicitors. ener, 5lâ€"4t SHANTZ is _an acute attack of Nasal CaUR ‘Those subject to tre(flnenl "colds #® head" will find that the use of HAL CATARRH MEDICINE will build up . MOCIU_ h‘lnd and Ral square and above board. Nt e en es System, cleanse the Biood _ and FIS them less liable to colds. Repeated tacks of Acute Catarrh may lead Chrorfc Catarrh. hHaizL‘s CATARRH MEDICINE taken internally and acts tmm Blood on the Mucous Burfaces of { tem, thus reducing the inflammaiid® restoring normal conditions. All Druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., ‘Toledo, OhJ@. It Phone Paid For Churning Cream will pay producers to get Write, phone or call. *"Cold in the Head"" shosmaver‘s Dairy 96 Church <t ane 2060 Kitche néet JANUARY 30thâ€" â€" Waterloo in touch with us ONTARIO.