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io e wl sromacs rhount O wITH STOMACH TROUBLE iss x E in ME OJ ME T |._* Chlaomndetdtidche Marlowe, who W‘ discussion on â€" ""Strawbherry arieties" was not present. j Mr. Hamilton Fleming opened ie subject of "‘Coâ€"operative ruit Packing" and *some dis‘ eussion followed. fw, M. Stowart, Dernarg Barâ€" on and Hamilton Fleming were ppointed to confer with Managâ€" f McCallum on the subject of s _ ‘ At the next meeting, on Satur day afternoon, Jan. 28, Mr. Wm. Sutherland, who was the repreâ€" sentative of the company in the west during the past season, will speak on preâ€"cooling and the 3 will be generally disâ€" ;%uesti'on of which was | most suitabler site was dis ed by the Board. The preâ€" E site which has been secured the council is one on Main St. t cast of the Burland block, site the foundry. _ Several were mentioned by different berts of the Board, but the '?;Pp‘l'.n'i'o»nv seemed to "be the site selected by the l was as sood as any. ‘he question of a new public Py was discussed. _ Reeve Rell reported that Mr. Anâ€" t Carnegie had granted 90 to build a new library on Vusual terms, namely, that R was to provide a free that eight hundred per ar be spent in maintainancec. ae election of gthe council and appointing of the Commitâ€" @ left over until next [President, O. Zryd; Vice Preâ€" ent, W. W. Kidd; Secretary, . B. Calder ; Treasurer, Pelham _r"xd'ge; Auditors, E. S Mhason and Wm. Mitchell. "é-lecti’on of officers result as follows : uncil Chambers, Town Hall, ‘s on Tuesday, Jan. 24, II, at 8 p. m. The president, iscar Zryd, occupied the chai;, imes Livingston acting as se retary pro tem. FPA Hletter was read from G. B MeConachie, resinging ‘his posiâ€" fion as secretary of the Board. \All the members of the Grims ,:" are req.uested to ‘be Pss 1. / ’;{:f’ga ANNUAL MEETING OF THE N.‘ _ BOARD OF TRADE g annual meeting of the ard of Trade was held in the â€" The matte; consideration fought to + M Mager of . "*D He meet+t;; mR o f.. . : iemnans palde ce ail m e a s C ip Nb c growers at outside ES in the berry picking and each picking season, bring elp in, distribute it and Ple after the proper housing fredmmg of the people. e matter will receive further JIT â€" GROWERS MAY TART AN EMPLOYâ€" _ MENT BUREAU new idea was promulgated meeting of the Grimsby sec of the Ontario & Western perative Fruit Company in [ _i}ancil chamber of the a Hall on Saturday afterâ€" ‘Tast. The idea was put for (by Mr. Ellis, secretary | ~f aitimsby section. Mr. Ellis‘ s for the company to form nployment bureau, whose ess i; will be to secure help e fruit growers at outside s in the berry picking and Pm SUIZINAEL, 1iL, \@iway, d QTuggi1St of my town, recommended *‘ Fruitâ€"aâ€" es" to me. While taking " Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives", I in no way gave up any foods at I was in the habit of eating, neither did I stop smoking. Yet in spite of all, Eruitâ€"aâ€"tives"‘ has done wonders for me and I strongly advise all my friends use it." § DANIEIL, SAUNDERS. / Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives"‘ is the only medicine in the world made of pure fruit juices, . will always cure Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Biliousness, Constiâ€" ion and any other disease that comes from disordered Stomach, Bowely dneys or Skin. 5oc. a box. 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25¢c. At dealers or sent on ipt of price by Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives Limited, Ottawa. _ DANIEL SAUNDERS, Esaq. couid get but the ps RN io. stomach became no Last summer, Mr. Oatway, a druggist of my town, recommended ‘ s "" to me. While taking " Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives"‘, I in no way gave up a t I was in the habit of eating, neither did I stop smoking. Yet in sp ruitâ€"aâ€"tives"‘ has done wonders for me and I strongly advise all m: se it." f TA NTBT GA TN #Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives" Promptly Cured Him fie-t_iryg on Saturday afte: on and is to be to the attention of the ‘Oof the company, Mr. y 4. ye n en 3 es _ s _ us > s s is yA t ho3 se t Sss e aer t nenreenmcmmnmonenmercom s coecrsomcoeree.seccer ol aiet MEMERER: OlaBefinncts t B es Melnemneenersrue . mmA acst . "-3';':4':51‘-::'if-‘?i??ff,:j%{:;:iz‘;é-:;.;.;:ig,, & x e tss o e + e M oo Semenenermncemed es N’f?\‘;”\’(iz’}'?* Seu ~,-:1-;v.-:-l‘.;.;:-:'§2:{a"&::i;. & . 6 sn s :1 $ M o 2eA t n es ~£6 oo oos ut penarene en Ip Mess iC iss & :1?-(22:3:«:3.1'?',-.':1:-:-:i.~:’:¢?¢,¢$.‘.<:$.\" 3 o epemeana ons s -:::;?5-3;%::5&:: i eeeoen ons on Mn n ol x oaooca. s o se 1 3;5'.}:E:ffi;:::::::;,;&:fi;:;:ésgf’;;éfi k 9 y 3 Sllmerimenme ie nens o ul Chairman of Agriculture, A E Burâ€" ritt, Gainsboro. Chairman of Queenston and Grimsâ€" by stone roads, Thos W Allen, North Grimsby. y Chairman of Finance, A. . E. Hoshal, Beamsville. Chairman of Roads and Bridgâ€" és, John M. Lymburner, Caistor. After the warden had taken the chair, and the clerk had read the communications, the County Council went inito a committee of the whole, to appoint standing committees for the year. The work of the committee had nog been completed when time came for them to adjourn, but the result of its labors when it continues this morning will probalbly be about as follows. : J. L. MERRITT ELECTED WARDEN The County Council met in St. Catharines on Tuesday afâ€" ternoon and organized for the year. igft., ‘Mr..J)‘‘ 1. ‘Mierritt, reeve of. South Grimsby, was electeq warden. en g e ts ie t es o ~:':;-:E:>;¢'-‘¥‘ se L"fh’é&fifi.’a&fl e on ao ds Service was conducted at the house by the Rev. Mr. McLeod, Baptist minister, _ Beamsville, and the interment took place 1t Queen‘s Lawn cemetery, Grimsâ€" by. $ Five sons and one sonâ€"inâ€"law Mr. W L Riddiford were pallâ€" bearers. She is survived by her husâ€" band, Thomas Arthur Kemp, an exâ€"reeve of the Townsltip of North Grimsby, and by a family of eleven sons and daughters, all of whom are grown up to manhood and womanhood, and ali of whom were present at the funeral on Tuesday. They are. William and Robert H. of Ham ilton ; John and James at home; George, in the Bank of Hamilâ€" ton, â€" Beamsville; Mrs. Wm. Dunn, Fonthill; Mrs. W P Marâ€" latt, Clinton; Mrs. James Marâ€" lowe, Grimsby Beach; Mrs. W Riddiford, Peterboro; Mrs. W J Harshaw, Burlington; and Miss Gertie Kemp at home. Mrs. Kemp had been. enjoying her usual good health up to two or three months ago when she commenced to fail and gradually sank until the end came on Saturday last. North Grimsby lost one of its best known and most highly reâ€" spected citizens on Saturday, Jan. 321, when Mrs. Thomas Arthup Kemp passed away in her GFith year. The deceaseq lady was one of amlarge family, sons and daughâ€" ters of the late Squire Patterson ofâ€" South â€" Grimsby, ‘and. her death will be mourned by a large circle of relatives and friends. DEATH OF MRS THOMAS ARTHUR KEMP : The question of electric Hight and power was taken up and discussed and after the expression of the opinions of nearly all thoase presenit, the members seemed to be unanimous in the opinion that the council should secure the present plant and arrange to buy power from either the Cataract Power Company or the Hydroâ€" Electric. Reeve Mitchell informed the Boarq that the Village Council was at present seeking informaâ€" tion in the matter and would soon be in a position to . act. The meeting then adjourned. CveF BA When a man of such financial and social standing voluntarily testifies to the great benefits he has received from taking " Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives‘" there can be no doubt but that "Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives‘‘ deserves the confidenceof every reader of this paper. 4 SHOAL, LAKE, MAN., Jun® 11th, 1910. ‘‘For years, I was bothered with persistent Dyspepsia and â€" Indigestion, â€" having severe pains after meal time. I tried everything that I could get but the pain in my stomach became no better. Mr. Daniel Saunders, of Shoal Lake, Manitoba, is one of the best known gentlemen in Canada‘s great wheat country. â€"He lived for years in the Westâ€"made a success of his farmingâ€"and has now retired from active business life to enjoy the fruits of his work. Other Offcers 5 The election of the other-;f cers resulteq as follows: . \dst‘~ V ice Presidentâ€"â€"â€"ROfi: Thomipson, St. Catharines. 2nd Vice Presidentâ€"W. Brideman, Winona. ~ 3rd Vice Presiden‘tâ€"â€"Geo‘.,;}:-.{; Brown, Fonthill. J 4th Vice Presidentâ€"Fred Ha ilton, Port Dalhousie. 6 Secretary Treasurerâ€"Carl Fisher, St: Catharines. & The newly elected presuigé had little to say other 1han'£§;f tending his thanks to his fell directors for the honor they h conferred upon him and pledg ing himself to do his best Wh in office for the ‘benefit of t association. t FRUIT GROWERS ELECT OFFICERS At the meeting of the dire - of the Niagara Peninsula Fru Growers‘ Association in :t > g.r-z;nd jury room, in the co building, St. Catharines, on M day afternoon, Mr. J W Srnf; of Winena, was unanimoi chosen to succeed the late M ,‘ ray Pettit, as president of the Association. He was nomina;;j 4 by Mr. W B Bridgman and j W. B. Smith, both of W}HOII and was unopposed. He t~ E the seat amid applause. The Muskoka Free Hospital has ever livâ€" ed up to its claims of never having refused & single patient because of his or her poverty. 19 _ These three are of the 104 patients who are residents in this deserving institni;,4 and being cared for without money ts without price. The sorry part of it is that the trustees are carrying a debt of someâ€" thing like $40,000, incurred largely throUgh the additions that have been made within the past year, and that have more than doubled the accommodation of the instituâ€" tion, together with the heavy cost of mainâ€" taining so large a number of free patients. Reaglers who desire to help this great charity may send their contributions to Mr. W. J. Gage, Chairman Executive Comâ€" mittee, 84 Spadina avenue, or to the Sec. retaryâ€"Treasurer, 347 King street west, Toronto. The words of the mother are pathetic She writes: "I went to a doctor and go him to examine my lungs to see whethe there was anything wrong with them, an. he said that the right lung was affected A little rest, he hoped, would build me 1 p I have a little girl, about five years old, anc the doctor says that if I could take he up with me it would do her ever so muc} good, as she is not very strong. I have three more children, and one of these, : boy of ten, seems also to be afflicted, and it is advisable that he should enter the hosâ€" pital." _ § Supt. Bryce Refuses g The election of the office A story from the Muskoka Free Hosy for Consumptives tells of a mother y with her two children, is now under t ment in that institution. The husband been a patient, but the case was an vanced one when the patient entered, he has since passed away. There is |; doubt but that the wife was infected a result of caring for her husband, and q she is in the Muskoka Hospital. Herl; girl, about five years of age, and a bo ten are with her, both being affiicted y this dread disease. Are Now Under Treatmentâ€"Husba Too, Had Been a Patientâ€"â€"A T gedy in Real Lifeâ€"Heavy Debt Institution. 4 110sEe whno w ed in dancing selves with ped: were served fro iÂ¥ i1arge nuimber gathered about 8 o‘cl the strains of eveellen the House orchestt until two o‘clock in ino. VICTIMS OF CONSUMPTRON MOTHER AND MUSKOKA new home on Adelaide St., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Robinson were at home to their friends on Wednesday evening, Jan. 18. A large number of guests Before removing from theil restdence on Paton St., to theit Chairman of Education, J F Green Niagara Town. Chairman of Assessment Wrm. Mit chell, Grimsby. All the members of the Council were present excepting Reeve Humâ€" phries, Port Dalhousie, who is ill. Chairman of printing and buildit*g; W H Wilson, Merritton. | Chairman of Industrial home, W H Secord, Grantham. AND MRS. W. H. ROBIN SsSON AT HOME )1 ne eny ind Nn t :8 o‘clock, and tc evcellent music by were not amused dro. Refre om 1190 rjoved the WO CHILDREN ?EE HOSPITAL, 4 Emennnmnrenist o. V I E. D. bmith, of Winona, read a reply her are pathetic. r sent to James Bryce, vi Â¥a doctor and got to a‘lefte s Ja_ se YCC s to see whether president and superintendent of the ; with them, and P $ ng was affected. | Canadian Express Company, which d bui s ;l\l'leye;;;doleile;gfi was an outâ€"andâ€"out refusal to consider 5 could take her to the conference at all. ; er ever so much strongf- t,}f have The letter stated that there would b%nifl?icte;s%ng be "no change in the express rates" > y 3 icAE un T a. danced the mornâ€" intere the shme1 ISseiV eligh‘t Mr. a boy 1C U p. 1, and e her much have wit _ Contributions may be sent to W. J. Gage, Esq., Chairman Executive Comâ€" mittee, 84 Spadina avenue, or Sec.â€"Treas. National Sanitarium Association, 347 King St. W., Toronto. The Muskoka Free Hospital accepts paâ€" tients from any part of the Dominion, and not a single patient has ever been refused because of poverty. Ohrlohs Cure It is for the care of such sufferers as these that the Muskoka Free Hospital for Conâ€" sumptives has been built. 'nge tax on the accommodation is heavy, and the Trustees have only been able to make the large exâ€" tensions of the present year by borrowing heavily from the bank. _ An appeal is now made for funds to help on this work and provide a place where childran, such as are referred to here, may find a home with good possibilities of cure. quickly stops coughs, cures colds, heals the throat and Ilungs. â€" â€" â€" 25 cents. was stored from which the children parâ€" took. A sequel is revealed in the fact that toâ€"day one of these five children is a patient in Gravenhurst, and the baby is in the children‘s ward at the Toronto Free Hospital for Consumptives. â€" A short time ago a woman in the adâ€" vanced stages of tuberculosis died in her own home. By her death five little ones were left without the care of their mother. There was money enough in the family to make some provision for the care of the children, but it was almost impossible to secure anyâ€" one who would render this service, so afraid are many people of this dread disease. A visitor to the home says that time and time again she had found the baby sleeping in her sick mother‘s bed, and near by food POOTBALL PREE FOR SELLING PICTURE POSTCARDS and that the railway â€" commission had only authorized a reduction in :‘the case of freight from the Niagara Peninsula to the Northwest. The ates, it continued, east of the Deâ€" troit River are quite low enough and there was no use of having a meeting until after the rates had been approved by the railway comâ€" mission. MOTHER DIED OF CONSUMPTION AND ONE LITTLE GIRL ISs NOW AT GRAVENHURST. companies in regard to holding a conference in the near future re express" fates, milolit | have something new to offer. Mr. Kimmins, the chairman of the committee, not being present, Mr tee appointed. at the gener meeting of the Association he at Grimsby some two weeks a: was suggested th W FIVE CHILDREN LEFI. ) communicate with the expre meveamert nerninescommennonesess momsensecac materials 1n WALLS and GEILING By using these materials you get your building ONE MONTH EARLIER, besides insurâ€" ing a perfect job of n plastering. Hard Wall Plasters â€" _ ARE YOU BUIL DING? meetin Original manufacturer> of these 1. W. Calkins West Toronto. 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