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THE INAUGURAL.
n•_v. ,wrh C.VUNt." C,vMMtNCEb
iTb YEAP•t, vying-,
Siemer* Cornrnitteee 0: rlasplaiel .And
4iemoinfismeitte Made F i, i Renee
tar Meeting Januar, 20th whet.
Mayor Carneror Wilt Give th A.
.• •at Addratta !rout the C► -
i btu ca: 114ttrwi
meetiog of the town
..oyooil of (*adoripb tdr 1911 opened in
mown chamber or. Monday
•11'o'eloek
latter having reported that
y declarations of all the
oil�elUaee baa beep filed, read the re-
ot She muoicipal nominations
and elections and also the minutes of
the last regular meeting of the coun-
cil of 19(0.
Tigre were nu inaugural speeches.
It Is uodert,tood that Mayor Otmeron
will make an address et the tint regu-
lar morale of the new council.
0. was moved by Reeve Reid, sec-
onded by Councillor Kelly, that Mayor
Cameron be appointed a director of tbe
(dodsrich Elevator. & 'Transit Co.
This was carried
ft gas decided to hold the regular
meeting- of the ennucil as heretofore
on Use hart and third Fridays of the
month.
Severer t,; laws wet•e then intro-
dooecl and pitssed. making appoint -
meats as follows W. R. Robertson
and Andrew. Porter were appointed
auditors for the town for the year
910 Di H. 1. 8t rang was re -ap-
pointed .. member of the public
t braxy board for the yenrr 1911-12-18.
Sheriff Reynold, was re -appointed a
member ot theta. C. 1. board of true -
Wee Wm. Campbell was re.p-
pQooetfeu ah.,aaeor and collector for 1911,
Jarnee Mitchell was re -electees a mem.
her of the board of health and E. R.
Wigle was appoijnted to fill the
vacancy yn the saute body caused by
the . etiring of Dr. Clark.'
On motion of Councilors Wallace
sed Veoetter, Mayor Cameron, Reeve
Reid and Deputy Reeve \funning,
were appointed n striking committee.
A.o adjournment was made for. fifteen
minutes, when the following list was
submitted t0 the council :
FINANCE -C. A. Reid, C. A. Nairn,
B. l:. Mu*nings, .1. W. Venntter,
Wm - W anent-.
PUBLIC WORKS -B. C. Munnings,
0. A. Reid, Rubs. Elliott, Wm. %% al.
lam, W. h. Kelly god W. F. Clark.
UEMn7iar AND Parsee -W. E.
Kell
, Robe- Mott, J. W. Vana(ter,
W. F. Clap and C. A. Nairn.
UARgrr--T. W. Vanatter, W. F.
Clark, Wel. Wallace and Robt.
Elliott.
Simmer --C. A. Nairn, %V. E. Kelly,
O. A. Reid, 13. C. ?dunning, and J. 'W.
Vaaatter.
91az--W. F. Clark, B. C. Mun-
nings, A. Reid, 11 -to. Wallace. (J.
A. Nairn and Robt, Elliott.
WATLR AND 1.IOHT AND HaR140R-
ttobt. Elliott,0. A. Reid, B. O. Mun-
niogs, W. Kelly, Wm. Wallace
and C. A. Nairn.
COURT of RevlsioN. Wm. Wal-
lece, J. W. Varatter, C. A. Reid, 'W.
E. Keit)- and W. F. Clark.
The first named on each committee
tc be cbairwao tbereof. and the
Mayor to be "ex officio" a member of
n1! oommitteee.
After the above report had been ap-
proved be the council an adjourn -
meat was trade and the first regular
meeting of tbe new council will be
held or. Friday, January 20th.
MILLIONS OF LIVES.
Awftl: Toll Collected by Consunip-
(ion-Many Unnecessary Deaths.
If people could only understand
Lha,': systernir cbter•rh is an eternal
disease that external applications
reatlot cute. the.. would not need to
be•warned so Often about this ,naives}-,
which, wherneglected, paves the way
oftenttimee for consumption. at the
cost of vninines of lives every year.
Yet catarrh alae be cured, if tate rigbt
trim'twat le employed.
'1be" only way- to successfully treat
catarrh is be employing a medicine
which le absorbed and curried by the
blood to roll parts of the system, so
that the mt.eous membrane or inter-
nal lioieg of the body is toned tip and
mads• capable of resisting the mfec-
tt0lt et ••oastimption and other dle-
tares
H e he,c n temedy prepaeed from
tb. prescription of r. physician who
for (hire_ ;ears studied and made
catarrh a epeeinity, and whose recoed
wee a patient restored to health in
every case where hie treatment was
followed as presoribed. That remedy
is Rexall Moro -Tone. \1'e are ers posi-
tive that it will coenpietel overcome
ratan h i.e a11 ite •ariona forms,
erbsther acute of chronic. that we
moo** to return every penny paid us
erthte ,netiiefee in every case where
it tale o • for any rearm doe' not -•.t .
• Qitbe user
We want yr' to Illy Masai Mu..u-
one or nflr recoeseseedatioo and
&eu�4petee. We see right here where
roe five anti you do feet r•ontram any
sbliRau u or Hilt when : ou try Renal]
Nu _ r•,r= on our guarantee. We
to Mees -Tone in two sia4s,
• ( • r . *1.96. Vert- Meet: the
verge -ee 3l3 --:eat. bottle is sufici
a: t. make, ra:.rked i*peer/foe
per the •fes( 4. oOeree ;Is chronic
.gess s Maw • rentaoat is necessary.
The avenge sash instances is thaw
*1 OU bottler Returnee• ' Ou, can nA-
rale 8 -ye es/media ,: Goaerie,'.
t •: -th• Retell Bier,
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THlii AMNIA, AL :
CH 1►NTARIu
• 4Nt1'r. no less e p srsuuagt 'hart Liar
ltlayor
ot the lowo. the Kayo'
iatalster,
and city folk
Tbeee are aawiar of unusual abort
atoriee it • be number, Includ a
newepape, fare :ailed The t?Is p
That Stu.tk. by t3eo, 1 p1
whim recent novel. 'Thc
Justice, has toady something of a hit
•'The Bravery ot I tutee Lasalle. by
Nevil G. Henshaw 1 %tithe• of ,Alin,
of the (;rand Woods, is a Louisiana
story of queer but interesting psopl..
The Bond,' by Charles Harvey Ray-
mond. is a au-Mini/story of tbe Philip
pines in tune of pesos Chante°
Lawrence F.dbolm's .geeing le a bums
orou8 story called The Missiouastr
Hens. 'lfr. Williams of the
by Thornes Cheeworth, u a ole
told tale with an unexpected dtineue-
meat. "Billy's laoantation" is
Southern sketch of rue charas.
A11 who think a Congressmw'
lot is comparable to . tied of rased
should react \Villard 1). Eakin'sarticle.
"The Temple of Trouble." Mr. Itekias
is the private secretary of one of th
representatives-. so he knows what h
is writing about. Noteworthy papers.
to be found in the department -Way
of the Hoot" are "Stomechitia," ht
Kdwio L. Sabin ; "Criticism," b
Ralph W . Berg -engem) : "Earn You
Child's Friendship ' by Jane Beleeld
and "Do Men Lack Culture ?" by
Joseph M. Rogers.
The fresh t characteristic honor of
the America fun -maker is found in
the department "Walnuts and Wine."
There are also poems of power by
Ethel Colson, W. Dayton Wegefartb,
Charles C. Jones. Walter S. '1'• umbull
and Shaemas O'Sbeel.
LEGISLATURE JANUAFY'24.
THE MARKETS.
Latest Qesseratiews
• sneak futures elegise today
lad lid mohair Mita .e tiaterday, corm
hat lid to did mew.
May wheat closed 1c Mlaesr
taws de Saturday. May ,oro lac 1
aid May oats tic Metier
Winnipeg Options.
wwralpsr Mai t weed lc MOM
efiss ems ged
Tan ? Open. High. Low. (.lesa
- Aar 9s% se% INS 5% in
Oath
May,,TN SM 0% Ili t
a Toronto Grain Market, rs�
Wheat. Dumb - 0 ato w •
s
Wheat, goose, bush 0 71 0 1
Rye, bushel 0 0 0 70
barley, be.hel 0 0 OS
Buckwheat. bushel s el
e Pees, bushel 0 7e 0-a
Oats, bushel 0 34 .. ..
e Toronto Dairy Market.
s Butter, separator, dairy, lb. 0 24 0 i
Butter. store Iota 0 n 0 U
Butter. creamery,' Ib. rolls0 26 014
y Butter, creamery, solids ... 0 N
✓ Eggs, new -lard 0 45
3gre cold storage 0 E7 0 s
KOnsycombs dozen 2 50 2 3S
Honey, extracted. lb 0 N 0 11 ,
New York Dairy Market
Some of the Matters That Will Be
Dealt With.
To -outN, elan. 7. -His Honor the
Lieutenant -Governor, acting upon the
advice of the . Premier, Sir James
Whitney, has called the third session
of the twelfth Legislature of Ontario
for Tue,day, January 24th.
• The inauguration of the session will
be marked by the usual forntaiieles
and social eclat. Ib announcing the
date of openingg Sir James Whitney
indicated that he did not expect that
the session would be a protracted one.
Public Accounts Ready.
There is reason to believe that the
public accounts and supplementary
estimates are sufficiently far advanced
to peernit of their being presented to
the House by Hon. A. J. Matheson,
the Provincial Treasurer, almost i nt-
mediately after the members get to
work. this should obviate the delay
that often occurs at the beginning of
the session, and tend to materially ex-
pedite business.
Contrary to the opinion entertained
in some quarters, it is not likely that
there All be a genet al revision of the
license law during the coming session.
Amendments of sufficient importance
to warrant reference in ' the speeoh
from the Throne may be offered. but
the overhaufiug of tie act will nand
over for at least another session.
. it is expected that Dr. Merchant's
report on the operation of the bilin-
gual schools in °Atario will be in the
hands of the Government in sufficient
time topermit of ita communication
to the House and will probably ranee
a good deal of discussion.
To Prevent °Wdd-Cattiag."
Legislation has been promised (o1-
iowing the report of the milk boar
mission, and an effort will doubtless
1* made to strengthen the provisions
of the companies act to deal more
effectively with that form of stock
speculation known as "wildcattitpg."
The Premier will probably report
progress in relation to the investiga-
tions of Sir William R. Meredith,
Prot incinl commissioner. on work-
men's compensation. but it is not
probable that legislation will he
tauncbeti this erasion. Provision,
however, rutty he made where neces-
sary to permit the product of Pro-
vie,eial prison atone quarries and
gravel pits to be used In the canonise -
tion or improvement of municipal
toads and highwaya.
Campaign for Woman's Suffrage.
The Ooteri., Legislature ie threat-
ened with the advent of a determined
movement towards woman's suffrage.
At prorogation hast year the deoortus
House of Assembly- was startled for
the first time in its history by a wom-
an's voice. According to the state-
ments of some of the agitators this
was only a curtain -raiser to the cam-
paign which is to be brought on this
session. As usual the ladies pin their
faith to Mr. Allan Studholme, the
East Hamilton Labor roan. and it it
proposed to ask him to introduce tt
woman's suffrage hill at the beginning
of the session. The cause of this
measure le to be added and abetted,
according to present. plans. by an
salve distribution of literature and a
vigorous personal lobby. Whether
the campaign is to be educational, or
whether Its fair promoters plan to he
raUttsotly insistent upon immediate
results, they will not now gay.
be Opposition Active.
It is likely that the Liberal 1)ppoei-
tbn, though small numerically, will
give a goat account of itself. Hon. A.
6. MacKay and his followers, while
keeping n close eye on the legislation
sabaltted h the (Government, will,
followingthe practice they have
(adopted in previona Cessions, tin Iyond
following eonetntreive rather than
destructive lines of criticism.
The proble-n of accommodation has
been solved for the session. The in-
termediate portion of the burned west
wing of the Parliament buildings will
be ready for occupancy and available
for use 0t the members. While the
work has not been txympleted (inally.
nit* progress hie been made no wil'
enable committees t0 wP,' and not 1,
terlere with the internal economy
tet•.,., f erelature.
.sec.. • . sllagaeise waitrss° A
,.go., a to fulfil Its promise
It •4 tLiup: , 0 ,tone during 1911.
The ., aeeary- setae opens *kb ii
tb4tt4u ill�ttttit, ttt)l Ike
Etelet
ret. N aw
From a 0.C. 1. Se -etude,
Jtton Ilurnir.. a former A. ..
buy wbo made a. good mord at • ,xi,
eb Collegiate lnstttete, is new at • he
Normal 9ehaol et Regina. He writs"
1 The tlfRltal from Watson. reef
ern direr El fluky
eses the old
vetaunt' 11
olio
the pww4R,
berme...ter w 7
are enjoyed my Isaehieg herr,
ad 1 like the mitt ziebtt'
both re a wave Teak !•1t►tilber
111aNe LPu Othe chto r
'Waft lea ale Of sura N lay mei
nest .en Whine e'lltrall • enexpMit td b
1
In erlioe. Tee t`ew�ius K1 • terser' a
7er',
.t daugbess:... io X11 i 'llee'31e 1 i
and es a 610 %tweve OW tor
°erred a oleo (e'f e'extrie%'Li a9 Utile
meg mane I
NEW YORK, Jan. 9. -Butter -Weak: lescelpts, 5434. creamery specials, art extras,
271ic; third to Orel. 2lc to t%C; held
creamery, third to special, 21c to NV:
state dairy, common to ,final, 19c to lac;
ptoree., second to specie. Ise to fie; tent-
tettoa creamery. first. 22c to 23c: factory,
held, etc: do., current make, 20c to 'vo-
Cheese-Easy; receipts, 161711; Mate wtaN
mak, Sept, quality. special, 16%C to 17%c;
60., MANY, 1119•; do., choice. 14%o to Me;
do.. Oct, Nov. quality-, fine. 121fc to laic:
do.. current snake, common to fair, 11c to
Llc; skims, b 10, 1219.
Eggs -Easy; receipts, 5640; state. Peaa-
Wriesala and nearby hennery, white fancy,
44c to 46c; do., gathered white. gc to 41r
do., hennery, brown fancy, lac: do. gath-
ered, brown, Tic to 1c: western gathered,
white, tic to 0k: fresh gathered. extra
Dist, Mc to Tc; do.. first. Mc to 2tic; do.,
satoods, 11c 40 V: fresh gathered, dirtla.
No. 1. tic; do., No. 2, Mc to Mc: meridiem.
tar, first In Neal storage, Sic to Se: des.
staowM, flc to M4c; do., special marts.
fancy, !Tike.
CATTLE MARKETS.
U. S. Exchanges Active and Irregular
-Mega Generally Lower.
N73w YORK. Jan. 9. -Lofton cattle
market lower for American cattle, 11iie
beef eater. at 5%c to 10c.
IdvERPOOL, Jan. 9. -John Rogers &
Os.. 'Averpoot cable to -day that alibis
there wag rye reduction of priers in the
Birkenhead market the demand ova:, very
acrall. and it was w*th dlfflc*.ley that
satdrday'■ quotations were agalntalned.
Only Sats cattle were offered. maklpt
Dem 1.P5c to Mar per pound.
Union Steck Yards.
TORONTO, Jan. 9. -Receipts of
lire stock at the Union Stock Yards
were • carloads. consisting of 1353
Wile. 91 hogs, 971 sheep and lambs,
11 calves, and 4 horses.
Exporters.
B. 0. wt»dward Lama'.( for Jwrft a
Oh: aL steers- Ifs 11•. -ac'R es 6.90 t•
w a, s aeew.g. 140
K edea at s Se
W I bails, tai 1be 4ss► u tib tole.*
Maybes a Wilma MeyO1 N .asere
INS lea Bark et le glee owl
Bt,hbera
men was a geed trade res wafter,
prime were firm aad IS •a a
and1se per cwt higher Prime plea.
M
ead steers gold at M to (1634'
leads et seed 070 to 11.11. medium, 3434
to Rei e.msson F to ma cows. RMI
K34 with n tee at 0 casaere 0 to
per wt
Milkers and $pengers.
About 15 mllke s and springer void at
3112 to Fe each
Veal Calves.
rear more sold at O to Nine pec nest
*beep end Lambs.
I♦1 seed at st a4y Sneed L ut lambs
wed S.F. VMS& M to 08.61' roma, 33 to
0.1111: Ike le to IgM, and not or awe
Iota b ewekt 3/.51 per owl.
Hogs.
Hog prices were quoted uncdanged at
87.0 to $7.45 for .elects, fed and wafted,
and 17.10 toff* to drovers for bogs Lab.
care at country points. But one deck was
reported sold at 17 ) f.o.b. tars by Cones-
140
oned140 & Co.
Montreal Live Steck.
MO*'.TREAL, Jan. 1'. -About 900 head ot
butchers' cattle. NO maven, 115 sheep aha
' Aimee, an 1400 hop were offered for .ale
1 at the Point St (Nutt -es stock yards Oft
morning. The offerings of ttve ata., k at
I this rnaarket during the week were 111
I math, DO calves, Ulla sheep and lamb
gad "7100 hoes. Trade was slow, but the
prices of cattle and togs are higher.
Prime beeves sold at 6e to Disc Per Ib.:
pretty good animals, 4lkc to 5lic, and the
(daimon stock at 7c to flit per Its. Calves
sold at from k to 7c per IA Sheep sold
at 4kw to slit per I0.; Iambs et Vac to
let per lb-, and good lots of hogs sold at
-;%c to 8c per lb.
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
k.A8T BUFFALO. Jan. 9. -Calker -R -
<xilietu, 3N bead: active, lfac to 1c higher:
prime stets, (d,0 to 3675: shipping. 1 go
130: betchem'. 6 to 3475: betters. 0.6 r
3434; atm% 11 to 6,7; balls, KZ to 1634:
teeters and feeders, KM to td,:. .tock
hatters. M to $436: trash cows and spring-
ers. active, >r to 15 Sieber, NC to 70.
Vols -Receipts. 1010 head; active awl
steady, 17 to 110.50: a few, 310.75.
Hosts-Reeelpts.:2.500 head: fairly active,
15c to 30c lower: heavy, 18.:5 to 1425; mix-
ed, 88.80 to MN: yorkers. M.* to 111-0;
Piga. 28.50 to 075: rougls, l:.l:, to 17.34;
stags, 3t to 3450: dairies, 38.10 to 38.80.
8beep aafitd Lambs• ---Receipts, site head.
heavy Welke, ■low: others active: handy,
Zc
lower: heavy lambs, L- to 1.71; handy
6 to 88.1•; yearlings. l5 to 16.51': wethera,
3115 to K40: ewes, 33.75 to N: sheep, mix-
ed. >= to 31.34.
New Yerk Live Steck.
NEW YORK, Jan 9.-Beeves.-Keoeipta
00; steers and fair to good cows, 100 to
15c 'lower; bulls and medium and commas
cgs. steady: steers. 85.10 10 as: hues,
38o -e to 0.40, cows, L'.E to 36: dreamed
beg- steady. Wee to 11'19.
Catrea-Reoatpta, 145: reals, steady to
.acre: otter carves. steady: yeah, t to
Al: cone 6 to 3650: barnyard and fed
calves. 14 to 35; tndtana, M to 6 and M;
dressed calves, steady; sty drifted veala
tic to 11'19. cesentr, dressed calves, 1k- to
Mo.
Sheep and Lambe -Receipts, 11.60.
sheep. needy. lambs. weak: strep. rabic
34: Webs. 6.75 to 15.5; choice, 11.90 to F.
mile. 6.
t -Rereepta, 12,10: market, strong, w
*55 to 1480.
Chksage Lies Steck.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.- tue=Reo4pb.
014 Market weak at 4.01.. 2.Bereft 31s
to 37; Texas steers, 14.15 to 6.1; waealee
teem 34.34 to
WS to 3471'; cows and betters, as is
315: calves, 37 to chi.
market *row',
'.-h is to to ��xed. MO b 4814
children
Often
Need a laxative --but you cannot bet e
careful what you give them. l4seeb
purgatives lepere the bowels and pave the way for
eel; -,5 �... The new AT E 5
fO R U does the work most
etfecttveiy weber fond eg the bores
or cawing any discomfort. The children Mks Mala for they taste
Wee candy. One of the most popular of the NA -DRU -CO preps:stoma
lar. a bee. 1f roar duelist hoe not yet seeded 4340. mutt iia and we re art arm 70
husks tl Drag and a.m." a eahpaaw e3 Casella thssi.e. . • useY.saL
PERFECTION
COCOA
(MAPLE LEAF LASQ.1
Alas rare food value. Splendid for
children.
Wholesome, nourishing 0 !
so good frr breakfast, dinner and
supper.
Economical, too. 152
The-COWAN CO.. unalt.9.11.010Nle.
e
lat
CLEARING SALE OF
Horse Blankets
We have a largo stock of Horse Blaokeits whirl, e..
.• lfcrinicat pricestbat will suit everybody
Rocker Sifter
1. ,; hat.: poly a few of this style of Sitter lett. ' I •
give trona a-utisfactinn and should be in every home
Remember
that. we hays a larg: stook of even': V nn ,ale >.•
popular prises. and that en are headquarters Inc
Winter Sporting goods
Fred Hunt's Hardware Store
ha ilton Street ►Jhvl t I3A
"More bread and
better bread"
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WALTER C. PRIDHAM'S
GREAT ANNUAL
Clean-up Sale
Saturday, Jan. 14th, to Saturday, 2 l st
This is our great annual event -every year IVe have it ---and this
year we want to make it the biggest "clean-up" sale of all. The
knife has been applied and prices cut so deep that a very successful
sale should be the result. Read every item and just see the amount
of money you can save at this 'sale.
seiset
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Boys' Suits. 22 of them
1
`tingle -breasted three - piece Snits in good
-:.rung twea'.1s- -will make splendid quits for
•rhoof : teslrbr 1116.00 to Ott.50. $3 50
t''^nn•np PI'{e►
Big Snaps in Fur
e ANI'
Fur - lined Coats
bla. ,, Iwo coats, regular Ma,
t lean-np sale pries. .... S16.50
Klondike Beaver', regular 1108.00$23 00
!wen-- p ode twice
L.
Very Special (]
•Jot niy . k t. rands: $39
160.000.00 Ocean -up pe a'(�
Beaver (testa, earl limier ..terlined with
lubber. good for Dollar menet. C D i � 5j
� A
*22(10 Clean -no salt. prig.
Pim lined trait. good murk rat lining. Persist,
amh or otter millers gond imported bearer
retell. T1tie M a Rennin !nap Reg s52OO
lar M6.O0 (ban -01) ate rice- L Val
Men's Overcoats
We have a good large assortment
vet to choose from, but would advise
coming early, as they will soon go at
these prices- -
Regular $10.00, Clean-up bale
Regular *12.00, Olean -up $ale
Regular 915.00, (lean -up Sale
Regular 018.00.Clain-up itl•
12 Overcoats
SAID
5.75
11.7.
12410
dot this year's stock, ever. ;flood. wrong
Overman., sizev 34 to 62 -at exactly
Halt -price
Boys' Overcoats
Sizes 26 to 33
R y;ulzi t *6.•' , clean-up price ..118425
Hegolar fe7.00. clear-up prise ... .. . . i .26•
Reins er ir.ae. clean -tip nabs ti iii
Men's Suits
Single and double -breastfed, Seventy -
seven in the lot.
Reinter 1110.00. nietln-up prior. tg..s
Regular $12.011 and $111.9a.ela-
saup pe ice 7.50
Hegnlar *15.00 anti *18.00, clean-up prig► 0.7s
Men's Trousers
Two hundred and eight - six •
pairs of good strong tweed and worsted
Trousers at the tollowing greatly
reduced rricc°. \11 :.iaes , tt' 44.
.12.110 I'ests i • ,t
>1M,60 Piswts Por
*00 Pants fora
611,00 Ptantu
}4.Af1 Pent.
w:N .r
Remember. this Glean -up
Sale starts Saturday, Jan
rare I4th. and closes
Saturday. January 2Ist.
SLR.
1.06
2.115
2.75
11.115
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WALTER C. PRIDI-IAM