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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1909-2-11, Page 5SO$INEt$. CA1414, PtlslnOas .Bards A, B, Macdonald, ptilgpv A. H. Mons rEITH 8srrieter, Holiefter, l�otnry , ,apo„ anagaaaor to o MISS AURA SPORE of Piano or Organ A.0. 1118n dord Sank, ETHEL, ONT . K, O. T M, Hroegels Tent of the U4eimime9. No, 24 hold their regular meetings iu the 1.1001,1113 ROOM, eaoi(er Nioek, 411 the 1st and 30d Tuesday evenings of each month V)sitore airfare weiouwa, A. BO VERS. Com. A,lde(IVUUi, R, K. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howick Mutual Fire Inyurauce Compan y Oaiee and Itealdenoe- WALTON. ONT, JOHN SUTHERLAND FIRE AND MAR)F48. (I U ELPH. AUCTIONEERS. 1.41 13. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION: • am, will sell for better prim, to better mea In lest- time and Isco charges than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or he won't abarge anything, Dotes aid order:. can always be arranged at this office or by p ersuna1 application, ROB T. H. QARNISS imunitALE - ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. Terms reasonable. gales arranged for at the office o1 Tnat POW, Brnasel4. *g*T VETERINARY, 1 1 A. CUNNINGHAM--- • Honor ti taduate of'the (intone Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat ail dis- ease(' of dumeetleated ani male in a commit ontwauner. Partinuiar attention paid to Veterinary ue,itiatry and M111r r ey,r Calls prom ptiy att coded to.. CIBoo and infirmary -Four doers Vorth of bridge, Tnruborry et. Bruesela, Phone 47 is - . ANAL AND CONVEYANCING. WM. SINCLAtR- • Rerrleter, Solloitor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, d:o. Ulloe-Btewart'o Block 1 door North or neutral Hotel. Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank. .ttOUDFOO'r', BAYS & BLAIR BARItt lTIGRB, 1;ILIOIToRg, NOTARIES PUBLIC,ETU. W. Paounxoo2, K. C. R. 0. Ears G. F. Ewan, O1Baea-Thoaee 'formerly occupied by Messrs Cameron A holt, GoDaaron, Ora'nate. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, DENT5BT Graduate of the Royal College of Dental (foreseen of Ontario and First-olaso Honor Graduate of Toronto Duivereity. OtBo. mart to Brewer's Photograph riattery, B11UBHELe, '1,'t, Synopsis of Canadian Northwest HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS ANY even numbered station of Dominion Lands In Alaoitoba, Bask,tobewao and Alberta,exoeptiog 8 and 28, not reserved. may be homeotoadod uy any person who Is the sole bead of a tenth y, or any mole over 18 years of ago, to the extent of opo -quarter section of 180 mires more or less Entry may be made personally at the local land o1Boe for the diatrlot in which the Laud is situate. The homesteader Is required to perform theooaditiona0onheated therewith under ono of the following plans : (1).At least six mouths' real deuce upon and oultivatiou of the laud in each year tot three years, (2) If the father for mother, If the father is decanted) of the bomeateador resides upon a farm In the vicinity of the -land entered far the requirements aa to rest. deuce may be satisfied by such pinion re- siding with the father or mother. (3) If the Battler has bre permanent real. deuce upon farming land owued by him iu the vlolmty of hie homestead. the re- quirements au M renldonee may be Ratio. nod by rueideupe upou the Raw 'anti.. six mouths' notion iii -writing should b.. Lands at Ottawaoof intention tof apply pmtn for Patent. W.w.CORY. Deputy of the Al !plater of Interior. N. 8, Uuuuthorized pnblia'tttoO of thiead. vertioemout-will put be paid for, SALT Farmers* or Storekeepers by coming to the Brussels Salt Works can get any kind of Salt they requl.re. Gordon Mooney, Foreman, Bruseele, Weak Kid • Weak Kidneys surely point to weak kidney Nerves. The Kidneys,' like the Heart, and. the Stomach, find their weakness, not in the organ itself, butte the nerves that control and guide and strengthen them. - Dr. Shoop' Restorative is 8 medteino specifically prepared to roach these controlling nerves, To doctor the Kidneys alone. RIMEL:. It is a waste- at time, and of money as well. If your back aches or is wank, ll the urine scalds, or is dark and strong, if you have symptoms of Brlghto or other distressing or dangorousld,i- nee disease, try Dr. Shoop's Regtoratlyo a month - Tablets or Lighld=and, Roo what 1t can and w111 dolor you. Druggist recommend and sell A1nop's. Dr.. to t. R. a, shurat `CALL DEALERS" OR. HAMILTON pontes Burgeon, Mee opposite the Ppetoffpe. l•? WILLvisit Uurrio tbo flr4 4531* :bird Monthly of eapls month. ¢W8;e DR, T. r. M'RAE Beohelor pf Medicine, University of Toronto Li eattlate and Graduate of tate College of PhyY Melena end Surgeons, Ont.Post•ar4duate Chicago Eye, Ear, Nese mid Throat HoOpitel, Chicago, 41*. Ex -Rouse Surgeon. to St Mieh- nsrs Hospital Toronto, • Office ottet'.Li.It. Sinith'.e Drtig Store Tele- phone commotion wuh Urenbrdok at all hours, DR, WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day end night culls, Offioe opposite Flour Mill, Ethel. GROOM M`f$P'tAWR Rag,& NW? BRUSSELS GOING 8011070 RomORomNoes'a Mail r nl Express 1085am Express. 11:26 a to Mail .. 1.94 p m Express 8,02 0 m Express ..,,,,,. 8:58 p to WALTON To Toronto To Goderich Express „.., 8:41 e m 'Express 11:89 a in Express 8:11. pmt Napreos ......, ?,47 p m lM,iStr:Xd tittus Molesworth SCHOOL REPORT. -The followinggis the report of S. S. No. 16, Howick & Grey, for the month of January, IV. Annie Robertson, Claytcn'Grainger, Anis, Armstrong, Cameron Robertson, Sr. III. -Ewart McKercher, Tindall McKercher. Annie Hislop. Jr. III, - Robbie McDonald, Wilbert Grainger, J.' D. McTavish, Webster Jacklin, Birks Robertson, Laurence Hislop. Sr. IL -Carl Grainger, Willie Aron- btron . Jr. II, -Verne McDonald, Lloyd Armstrong, Maria Bennett. Sr. Pt. II. -Addie Armstrong, Gertie Hislop. Jr. Pb. II. -James McEer. cher, Della Doig. Pt. I. -Myrtle Bennett.. N. SPARLINei, Teacher. Who wouldn't give 25e to stop a paln 20 times? Just one little "Pink Pain Tablet" -Dr. Shoop's will stop pain in 20 miuutea, sure. Read the formula on the box. Doctors say it can't be bettered. Checks womanly pains, any .pain. 20 tablets 25e. Sold by all dealers. Morris Solloor, REPORT. -The following is the result of the test examination held during the month of January in S. S. No. 4, Morris IV. -Exam. in Arith., Lit., Gram., Geog. Total 400. Harry McOutcheon, 307.; Willie. Thuell,'297. Jr. II1.-Exam. in Arith., Lit., Gram., Geog. Total 400. Jennie Scott, 321 ;. Fred Thuell, 819 ; Joseph Thuell, 297 ; Bessie Jordan. 285 ; Harvey McCut- cheon,'205. Sr. II. -Exam. 10 Arith., Lit., Oomp., Geog. Total 350. Flor- ence Scott, 805. Jr. II. -Exam. in Arith, Lit., Geog. Total 300. Ear. nest Smith, 225. Pt. IL -Ida Ker- naghan, 278 ; Alvin Badgley, 235 ; Annie Thuell, 235. Sr. Pt. L -Ruby Kernaghan, 120. Jr. Pt. I. -Good - George Oakley, Wesley McCutcheon. I. McNan, Teacher. SCHOOL REPORT. -The following is the report of S. S. No. 6, Morris, for the month of January. Exam. in Hist., Geo., Arith., Spell., Writ. 'and Lit. Total 450. Entrance -Tena Yuill, 389 ; Marjie Yuill, 374 ;; Ethel Seller's. 370, Jr. IV. -Mabel Bone, 304 ; Russell Currie, 299.; Harvey Henderson, 272. Sr. ILL -Russell Bone, 325. Jr. III.-Gertie Shaw, 285 ; Roy Sellers, 224 ; Lila Wilkinson, 187. Sr. II. -Harold Currie, 359. Jr. 1I. -John Yuilt, 357 ; Charlie Sellers, 305 ; Isabel Shaw, 277 ; Irene Wilkin- son, 172 ; Ward Sellers, 146. Jr. Pt: I ,-Excellent-Mack Shaw. C. MDORAcxEN, Teacher. A Vegetable Constipation Oure. Because they contain mercury and mineral salts, many pills are harsh. The easiest and safest laxative is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and. But- ternut, They clean tbe 'stomach, intestines and bowels -drive out waste matter, tone the kidneys and forever bare constipation. As a general tonic and system cleanser nothing is so inild and efficient as Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Betteruut. Sold every- where in 25e. boxes. Grey SCHOOL REPORT. -School report of S. 8. No. 10, Grey, for the month of January Names in order of merit :-- Sr. IV.-Margner'ite Hutchinson, Mary Machan, Iva Speiran. Jr. 1V. - Myrtle Speiran, George Evans, Wil- frid Whitfield, Della Whitfield, Wil- lie Speiran. James Doull, John Hollen- beck. Sr. III. -Hartwell SNeiran, Gertie Speiran, Henrietta Denman, Margaret Love, Stanley Machan, Gor- don Whitfield, Millie Cox, Fred Cox, Percy Ward. Jr. III. -Earl Rabb - well, Fred Hollenbeck, Willie Ward. Sr. IL Lorne ,Pratt, Eric Hutchinson, May Inglis, Glydus Hollenbeck, Stitu- ley Speiran, (`frozart Inglis, Bennie Hollenbeck, John Sieling, Jennie Ward, Carrie Ward, West Balian- type. H. --Leslie Lake. Pt. IL - Colwell Speiran, Laurence Whitfield, George Sieling, Selvyn Baker, Jean Love, Edward Ward, Pt. I. -Her- man Whitfield. Number on roll 41. Average attendance 38. RoBL1ar J Formosa', Teacher, SCHOOL RREPoltT.--School Report. for S. S. No. 6 Grey is as follows :- Classes were examined in Spelling, Arithmetic, Composition, Literature and Reading. Total 400. It'. Bert Dunbar, 802. Alex.' Collins -262 ; Ernest Clarke, 194. III.-Rossdoates, 285 ; Will Campbell,204: Isaac Clarke, 194 ; Elsie Rea, 186 ; Frank Lindsay, 180 ; "011ie Hudson 100': Ernest Re 155. IL -Maggie Coates, 275 ; John ' Savage, 206; Lyle Bradford, 262 ; Jaynes Collins, 261 ; Lizzie Kleins- CIU.Olh, 253: Annie Clarke, 224 ; Alex. McDonald, 209. Sr. Pt. II. -Very Good, -Eva Hudson, Harry Hudson, Gordon McDonald. Jr, 15t. 1I.-Ex- eellent, Ida Bremner. Very Good -- Harold Bradford. Good -Henry I Eleinseroth, Si'. L---A:xe4llent. ,,r•" Gordon Bea Mand Dixon. Ve1�y Good -Johnston Armetron g. Goode, - Mabel Clarke, Jr, Le -Fair, George Campbell. "Absent, from one exam. LAURA ferna01IAN, Teacher, SetrooL 1tlerel T. -'•`file fel)owing ie the report of S. S..No, 0, trey, for bite month of January, Exam, in Arith, Gr'ain., Geog, Spelling. Jr. IV, -R, 14&), II. Greyson, L, ,7aeltlin, 8, Flute Chinsoe, J..lacklin, 1?;, Mitobell, Sr.. Flood. Jr'. III, -A, Ward, W. Yeo, W, Mitchell. Jr. `11113.-B, S o IL -G, 1Hall,t, H, Rose, (4. Rose,.- B. Flood, L. Ward, N. Rose.:reek, lin, R. Yeo, Pt, IL -M. Lamont, 8, Hall, It. Jackliii, pt, 1 S1',^-(7. Men- a1'y. Pt, Sr, -111. Flood, I. Ftoso, 0. Flood, M. Ward, ]31188113 Mos'ns, Teaches'. Threatening feve;'isbness with child- ren is quickly and. safely calmed by Preverlties. '!hese little Oandy Cold Oure Tablets should always be at hand -fol' promptness is all-important. Preventics contain no quinine, noth- ing harsh or sickening. They are in deed "the stich-in-time," Carried 'in pocket or purse. Preventics are a genuine safeguard against colds, 25e, Sold by all druggists. °UJnion Carman Hall, teller of the Royal Bank, has been branferred to Niagara Palle. Miss Bella O'Neil had the misfor- tune to fall and severely sprain her wrist at the rink. S. Castles ]las bought out the butch- er'business of Murphy Bios. and will amalgamate his own. Ella May Burgess, aged 82, died at the House of Refuge on Monday of last week. She was from Bayfield. The Board of License Oomtuission- ere for Centre Huron, held its first meeting here when Mr. Hoover was chosen Chairman. .las. Scott, postmaster, went to Toronto last week to attend the an- nual meeting of the Provincial Poet - `master's Association, of which he is Vice -President. Jacob Taylor, district agent for the Confederation Life Insurance Co., had the pleasure of handing to Mr, Mc- Kinnon, Postmaster of Blyth, a cheque for $2,200, being a matured policy in this company. The MA that° Pale. She is in danger, her system is ion down, weak -she needs nourishment, needs richer blood. More than all else she needs'Ferrozone, needs it because it brings back the nerve energy which rapidrowth and study have exhaust- ed. The old-time vigor, happy spirits and new strength return with Fer- rozone. The delicate maid is energiz- ed, strengthened and rebuilt. Isn't it worth while using Feerozone when it surely does so' much. At all dealers in 50c. boxes. Goderich Anniversary of North Street Metho- dist church will be held on March 21st. At a special Meeting of the town council tenders for the purchase of the $10,000 debentures were opened and- the ndthe tender of the Dominion Securities Co. of Toronto, was accepted. its ten- der being $10,052 and accrued interest. R. R. Swallows left on .Monday for a two week's trip • through Western Ontario, especially among the lumber camps, to take a collection of views for a syndicateof American magazines and illustrated papers and also for the Photographic Union of Great Britain. L. E. Knox was appointed town clerk at a special meeting of the coun- cil and ata meeting of the water and light commission was appointed sec- retary of the commission. The other applicants were W. Nate), H.I. Mor- rish, J. B. McKay, F. M. Smith, Gordon Anderson, Heny Snider, Wm. J. Johnston and W. J. Towersey. The following officers were elected for West Huron Agl. Sooietyt=Presl- dent, 0, A. Reid ; 1st vice-pres., John Clark ; 2n1 vice-pres., Isaac Salkeld ; Honol:Gary directors, Jaznes Connolly, Alex. lenn, Robert McLean, J. W. Salkeld, J. T. Goldthorpe, Wm. War- nock ; directors, T. W. Bell, George Andrews, David Prouse, Alex. Young, A. J, Goldthorpe, Robert Quaid, Mal- colm McKay, J. L. Aitken, Dr. W. F. Clark, V. S. and ata subsequent meet- ing of the board of directors F. E. Bingham was re-elected treasurer and M. O. Johnston was re-elected secre- tary. If you would have a safe yet certain Gough Remedy, try Dr. Shoop's -at least once. It is thoroughly un- like _any other Cough preparation. Its taste will be entirely new to you - unless itis already your favorite Gough Remedy. No opium, chloro- form or any other stupefying ingredi- ents are used. The tender leaves of a harmless lung -healing mountainous shrub, give to Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy itswonderful curative pro- perties, It is truly a most certain and o truetwrthy prescription. Sold by all druggists. Listowel The third annual Seed Fair of the Listowel Agricultural Society will be held in the Town Hall here on Friday, Feb. 190. Ata meeting of the Public School Board, Miss Annie Matheson, of Ar - mow, was appointed teacher in room 3, at a salary of $350, A young man of 21 years,- by the name of Jaynes Smith, floated into town and after unsuccessfully trying to get t solve clothes at differ:Alb stores, finally succeeded in obtaining some on credit at Walter Bros,,, on the pretext that he was working in the :hair fac- tory. He then skipped, but was ar- rested and brought back from Strat- ford by Chief Hardwicik, pleaded guilty to a charge, of obtaining goods under, false pretence, and was sen- tenced to two months in jail at hard labor. A ladies' hockey mated was played: in the rink on WednesdaySevents of last week, before a fitie attendau o. The game was thoroughly enjoyed by all present, some very fenny plays be- ing. made by the lady stalwarts. The full time score was 1-1, TCI] m%lllltra overtime was allowed; the girls in red and white winnin by one goal. The following young ladies composed the teasers i Red and White -Misses N. Yandriek, 1r, Mops, M. Howe, 14, Jar- new eystem of heating they will call Potty M. Maines, 1,. Jarrett and L. whittler lneetieg of the eougregalron. Seatt, Ririe and White--1liss::i Al, Al, a meeting of the Alansger's, 11 an. 2illiale, P. Smith, 11, Taylor, L. per- Nieholeon was elected as Chairman thew, 17. Wilson, N, Howe and E, and Jr enRitchieeeSeo,.•'L't'eas, Aral1, McGillivray WAS engaged as earetalcer, St. ,Andrew's Oheroh has prospered for many_years under the pastorate of !Rev. D. Perele and the -members are looking for this year to he one of the • meet al aces ful since Mr, Perrri° be. came pastor, Begues, I1 Never Pare a corn, Ws a sure way to get blood poison- inF. Use MADAM'S Corn Extractor, Its safe, painless and sure to 001'0 in a day, Menfryrn N8war NoTE8.-R4ndolph Sealing. is slowly improving from his severe illness. - A1iss. Nellie Gaynor, of Oh10ago, is spending a few holidays under the pal'01tta1 roof.-Jno. F. and Mrs, McKay, of Seaftroth, are spend- ing a few days at H. and Mrs, Fogel's: -1i, Cunningham has purchased the dealingoutfit from Wm. Brant» Mr. Brant intends going Welt in the Spring and start farming, -Miss Lizzie' Bawtenhimer left for Guelph where she will be trained for a nurse in .the Ohildrens' Hospital. We wish her success. -Robe, and Mrs, Ritchie en- tertained a number of the young peo- ple of this neighborhood to a party on a recent evening and all report a very enjoyable time. In sickness, if a, certain liidden„nerve goes wrong. then that organ that this nerve controls will also surely fail. It may be a stomach nerve, or it maty have given strength and support to the Heart or' .kidneys. It was Dr. Shoop that Brat pointed to this vital truth. Dr. Shoop's Restorative was not made to dose the stomach nor to temporarily stimulate the heart or kidneys. That old fashioned method is all wrong. Dr. Shoop's Restorative goes to these failing inside nerves. The remarkable success of this pre- scription demonstrates the wisdom of treating the actual pause of these fail- ing organs. And itis indeed easy to prove. A simple five or ten days test will surely tell. Try 3t once and see. Sold by all druggists. Atwood Thomas Brown, of Crimes, Minn., made a visit to the home of E. T. Greensides. R. M. Ballantyne purchased part. of C.- H. Holme's stock and the Lang- ford & Oo's. stook was moved into Holmes' block. The number of births, marriages, and deaths, registered in Elma during the past year are as follows births, 85 ; rrtaeriages, 22 ; deaths, 45. A very pleasant time was spent at the residence of Thos. E. Hammond, Green Dale Farm, on the evening of the3lst of January when an address was read and an arm chair; presented. The return match of checkers be- tween the 10th line and Atwood was played at the home of Arch. Simpson and resulted in a score of 9 games to 8 in 'favor of the 10th line. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson's kindness as host and hostess comforted the wounded visit- ing players. It Prevents Aro Throat, Nosimplerway to 1ci11 a cold and stamp out sore throat than by apply- ing Nerviline-rub it in freely, and then put on a Nerviline Porous Plaster on the chest. These remedies hunt out pain, destroy every trace of con- gestion, cure the cold and tendency to bronchitis. Thousands find Nerviline inestimably the best rernedy'for pains, aches, bruises, neuralgia, sciatica, colds and Winter ills. Not only is it penetrating and powerful, but itis safe and economical. All dealers sell Poison's Nerviline. Large bottles for 25e., the plasters same price, Beware of substitutes. Wingham T. J. Elliott wits taken to the hospi- tal but on making the incision the surgeons found that the growth was really cancer of the stomach, and an operation would 'not be advisable. Robt. A. Currie sold his blacksmith business to Wm. Robertson, of Blyth, and Mr. Currie, in company with his brother, John A. Currie, of Palmer- ston, have purchased Hugh Rauesay's. livery business. Edward G. Haines, eldest son of Arthur and Mrs. Haines, returned to Woodbay, Man. He was called here about two months ago, by the illness of'hisfather, who is now convalesc- ing, but has not, yet regained his form- er strength. Miss Brock recently resigned her class in the Methodist Sabbath School and the members of her class met at the home of Miss Dui - mage and presented her with a beautiful brooch in the form of it sun- burstofppearls. An address was read to Miss Brock, and a pleasant social i time enjoyed. ' The Uo. Orange Lodge of N. Huron met in Wingham on Tuesday of last week. The following are the officers elected :-Oonnty Master, M. Dane ; Dep. -Master Thos. Stewart ; Chap., Jno, Wilford ; Sec., Geo. 0. Thornton ; Fin Sec., S A. Maguire ; Treas., J. ' Golley ; Di1. of Cor., A. Leishman ; Lecturers, Wm. Hays and Win. Ale - Arthur. These were installed by P. 0. AP Greer. A despatch from Orangeville to the Toronto dailies of the 2nd inst. states that no trace has been discovered of the whereabouts of G. H. Coopman, agent of a sewing machine company, who left that town two weeks ago, taking with him about $70 belonging to a Sunday School of which he was treasurer. Ooopman resided in Wingham for some year's, removing to Orangeville about a year ago. Mi's. 0oopman was highly respected. The annual cougregatiouatl Meeting of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was fairly well attended. After the opening services, Robt. Lockhart was voted to the chair and the different re- ports were considered, all showing the different departments to be in good. condition. Board of managers for this year will be John Ritchie, Win. Nicholson D. Currie» R. S. McGee, Ge John F. liinkl ter' D. T.Hepburn, aHep x r n, Geo. Spotton,J.A. Taylor and S. GI'acey, The matter of working out a scheme to encourage more liberal giv- 'n towards the different 1 v 1 g futile was left with the Board of Managers. The question of a more satisfactory way- of ay0f heating the church was discussed !Ind as soon as the Managers have se- cured the necessary information for o, STOMACH! OO M FO R`f' Whorl the stomach Rebels, Headache, India•option and Nerve Palo Pot. lows-Mi.o.na !Brings Relief Just a8 exon as. you are done eating the healthy atom4011 commences to churn the food around and ]nixes it thoroughly with the juices of the storoaeh. if tllo food ,is not churned it lays heavily on your stomach, turns sour and causes all kinds of distressing symptoms, such as headache, indiges- tion, stomach pain and dyspepsia. Mi.o-na helps the stomach to properly mix the food. Jolm S, May, of -Isabelle Street, Belleville, Ont., says : ',For over seven months I was in constant agony with a :ase of nervous dyspepsia and indigestion that medical skill could not relieve. I was weak and had lost 010th weight through loss of appetite and suffering. My meals would fills me with gas and a feeling of oppress- ion across the stomach and all up the left side, left me in a miserable con- dition. I was restless at night and, as tired and unrefreshed in the morning as on going to bed. A. choking sen- sation in my throat was always con- stant when lying down, and nay heart seemed to flutter and pound as though it were coming out through my side. I was benefitted from the first two clays' use of Mi-o-na, I began to feel like myself again, my appetite return- ed and the depressive feeling left me. I can enjoy my meals without the least worry of after suffering. I have gained in weight and can sleep the night through in comfort. Go to the druggist and get a 50 cent box of Mi-o-na Tablets. Money back if Mi-o=Da does not cure. Blyth The many friends of Peter Douglas, a for mer Blyth boy, will be pleased to learn that he has been promoted to the position of Manager of the North- ern Bank at McLeod, Alberta, and has taken charge. The Base Ball members met when the statement of receipts and expen- ditures was presented by Treasurer Stewart, and a balance of $8.40 is re- ported on hand. Besides this the club have 5 halls valued at $7.50 and their Best thing you ever tried for Colds, Z,ii Grippe, Coughs, Neuralgia and, Tleadaolie, Cures colds in 24 hours, No after -effects -25c. iamerwasmAt aevade,eters or from COLEMAN MEDICINE CO„ TORONTO, deposit in league of $5:00 making a total of $20.90 to start next year with. Saturday evening, January 30th or rather Sunday morning, the cellar under Jas. Cat's grocery was broken open and thieves entered and secured a number of articles, As the doors were locked they did ant try to enter' the store. Qolin McArthur, who sleeps above, heard the noise, but sup- posed that Mr. Cute was closing up for the night. Dr. 11. C. Wilford, who has been taking up a special coarse in the Edin- burgh Scotland, Medical school, has passed his exams, and will be able to write L. R, 0. P., L. R. C. S., and S. F. P. S. G., after his name. Out of 10(3 who wrote, only 20 were lucky to pass, which speaks for D. Wilford', abllity as a student. He expects to arrive back sometime in March and is at present going to tour the British Isles. The Dr. will likely go to China next Fall as a Medical Missionary. Y. M, C. A. -A good meeting was held Wednesday night, January 28th, there being a large attendance. After opening exercises there was a short Bible ,Study on the life of Joseph, led by P. Gardener. Then followed the nomination speaking of the mediates for the mock municipal council. On the preceding Wednesday evening the following had been nominated ; Reeve-Adam'McKenziO and P. Gardi- ner. For Councillors --F. J. McPher- 0011, A. W. Robinson, E. Bender, B. McArter, S. A. Popiestone, Stanley Buchanan and Chas. Willows. Five minutes were allowed for each candi- date and the welfare of our beautiful town was the chief pointof discussion. After the speaking the poll was de- clared open and the election followed with Geo. H. Wambold returning officer and R. Wightman poll clerk. The election resulted as follows: Reeve, A. McKenzie ; Councillors, Chas. Willows, Baxter McAr•ter, A. W. Robinson and S. Buchanan. The council meets once a month for the transaction of business and discussion of affairs of the town. You get not only MORE Stove Polish but also the best stove polish that money 0511 buy when you use "Black.Knight." It is . not affected by the heat, and with very little labor the stove stays bright and shiny when polished with " Black Knight." Shines quickly too -and always ready for use. Keeps Stoves Grates, Ironwork, etc. fresh and eleau with practically no trouble. If you are unable to obtain 'Black xuight"in your toa•a,s'nd name el nearest fleeter and 100 far full sized can. The F. F. BLEY 6lmhAIed. leaCO flamiiten, • • est. u1� P a 1EVERY Fur Coat, both Men's and Women's, Fur Set, Muff, Cap and Cloth Coat throughout the entire stock must submit to Ruthless Price Treatment Stock -taking is but a few days hence and apart from that the Fur season is far past the half -way mark, so to insure immediate selling we realize that values must be so 'xtraordinary as to warrant your buying for next season. Some of the smaller pieces are so y rad: all r c reduced that even though you buy them for the balance of this season, your investment will be wise and profitable for bleak February and blustering March tre still ahead. F.&R. Now for a Tremendous, Irresistible Clearance OF Women's and Men's Fur Coats, Cloth Coats, Fur Scarfs, Ruffs, Muffs, Stoles and Caps A0 Coats at 3.49 10 only Ladies' Tweed Coats, loose back, regular values 5.00 �� to 7.00. Clearing at.....,. 7 Coats at 4.49 7 only Ladies' Tweed Coats, 45 to 50 inches long regular 4 A 9 values 7.50 to 10.'00. Clear- ing price 5 Coats at 5.00 5 Ladies' Coats at 5.00 each, black only, loose back, good quality, plain beaver, nicely trimmed with velvet and braid, good value at �+ ®O 9.00. Clearing price, (� 5 Coats at 5.99 5 only Ladies' Black Coats, full 50 inches long, collar and cuffs, neatly trimmed with soutache braid and velvet, regular. valtre10.00�+ J 99 Clearing price Fur -lined Coats 1 only Gent's Fur -lined i Coat matte from good quality - beaver cloth, lined with marmot . linins , lar, regular value 40.00. Russian otter col- if50 Clearing at 1 only Gent's Fur -lined Coat made from extra line wool beaver cloth, lined throughout with finest quality marmot lin- ing and Russian otter collar, our regular price 3t00 45.00. Clearing price... 20 Ladies' Coats 20 only Ladies' Coats. These are exceptionally handsome garments iu black, brown and navy ; loose, semi and tight fitting. It is impossible for us to quote prices for these garments but would be pleased to have the ladies call and get our Special Cut Prices. Children's Mantles 15 only Children's Mantles clear. ing at 3.75 for 2.50 ; 5.00 4 50 for 8.65 ; 6.50 for Men's Fur Coats 2 only Men's Wallaby Coats, regu- lar value 35,00. Clearing at 27.80 1 only Man's Black Calf Coat, reg- ular value 80.00. Clearing at . 23.00 1 only Man's Black Dog Coat, reg- ular value 22.00, Olearing et -.17.00 1 only Man's Wombat Ooat, regu- lar value 40.00. Clearing at 30.00 1 only Gent's Fur -lined Coat 50 inches loug, fine quality. Oanadiau atter'o lar t. i , No. 1 muskrat lining, antside shell of imported kersey cloth, nitlde purposely for fur -lined uAqr coats, regular 65.00, lUt �0 Cleating at BUY FURS IN JANUARY Bey Fors in Jaunary and get the use of them for the three coldest months of the Winter. Special ledtie• tions all along the line. Some very choice pieces left ; Alaska Sable, Lynx, Marmot and Columbia, Sable Muffs and Farley Neck Pieces. Qualities run no tisk in buying., 'Ev r n r. Every one a bar cin. No room , youI this y g week to give you a list of prices bub if you have the least thought of buying we will save ,you some ,money. FERGUSON & ROSS