twin Times

THURSDAY, JANUARY 28 1904,

VOL. Ill. NO. 44.

Y. C, FRENCH, liditer and Preprietor

A Busy Session

The Wetaskiwin town council held a special meeting in the fire hall on.

Se j ee | tion of Cri Finch, aS AES by Cr, A Good Showi el Paha chee Scene i a The Merchants © me um altura eel [LO The Farmersi[mperial Bank

) mentioned, together} The Edmonton Journal referring to

ipi : aa rhurede eyeing ot last week ie hing : zi ae nhmiay te the recent hockey match played there OF CANADA OF CANADA n ; pa fee Theos er ee UT haste between the Edmonton and Wetaski-|, A Farmers’ Mass Meeting will| Hwan Orrick - - ‘Toroxro

» Gould, seconded by be held in the

tthe report of th, win senior teams has the following to Capital Authorizea, $4,000,000 , a port o e r Capital Pai - a easirer, re Insurance of m2! New Berlin School House R amor shia sean k

McKay, Couns. West, McEachern,

HEAD OFFICE, re we | gt MONTREAL. | Gouid, Qlin, Swoboda and Finch,

4 ‘gor ponden , D of $2,500 at an an- A very fr iendly game of hockey —ON— . fe F r aieSG6< } i rom : . - er o H , bt ¥ DIRECTORS il f per cent. in the Law, | was played Jus z 8 J. M. Parsons, Canad 1 Fire Ei gine i W A) t wight on the Thi tle

hsurance Co., of Eng- |rink between Wetaskiwin aud Edmon |SALURD AY, JAN, 80th! 2.2. Merritt, President; D. R:Wilkte

Co., re fire apparatus, Carried , Vice-President; Wm Ramsay, Robt ; rae ton senior terms, Edmonton tallied t :

Capital, - $6,000,000.

National Trust Co., Ltd., re $12,000 of Cr, MeHachern, Bene aan tive oa A at one o'clock, sharp, to discuss Stayner, lige tenis, Die Wilkie Surplus, 5 $2,900,000, debenture, j A West, it was agreed “8 Ww and the visivora four. Although the question of establishing a! General Manager; Ff. Hay, Asst. Gea Jahn McKay & Co., Toronto, re reasure be instruct- |ere was no desire on the part of thy union elevator and a union store |ertl Manager; W. Moffat, Inspector ; $12,000 debentures. arrange with the |homs team or visitors to do the fierce in Wetaskiwin. BRANCHES Roe eet ; Wm. C. Brent, Toronto, ro $12,000 ! on the best terms playing act, the game was any mea Northwest and British Columbi debentures. A possible for nstallation of a tele- A § J eat ; 1 nas at i a ee 90 BRANCHES 90 O’Brien & Forbes, re Mrs, Hamil- phone in the H 8 mild or unskillful exhiuition. of hoc- POROnT Moan Coat ae

tou's license, J. A, Diehl, re seating of hall.

vino le ai + est : red, Sav Ing bank department. Interest allowed A petition was received for supply

Ameriean Exchange bought and sold. of seven Victor fire extinguishers from Money loaned at most favorable rates. ; Driard Hotel, Queens Hotel and Ry M. Farmers and ranchers business receives special atten-| Angys, tion The flee, water and light committee reported that in pursuance of the peti- AGENTS tion for Vietor fire extinguishers re- ans ferred to them,that they would recom- 3 mend the purchase of twelve gf these London, England, Royal Bank of Seotiand. extinguishers ta pe placed at the points New York, American Exchange National Bank. requested, and on the usual terms of Chicago, Northern ‘Trust Co. ; is town in eae poo ‘ ASA ALU NGL ye chal abet cha wishers, namely, half ta be paid by the St. Paul, First Nationa! Bank. ; sak and the other half by the pur- rs chaser, Gould —-Swoboda. — It was unani-

On the motion‘of Cr. Finch, second- Meher, it was agreed

that the se Y-treasurex be in- structed ta ¢ With the Financo committee and @rrange for the pur- chase of office iture, new account books and stationary necessary neces-

sary for the Town Clerks office.

Moved by Cy, oRachern. seconded by Cy, Gould, ahd agres4 that the the secretary-treasurer bs instructed to obtain quo ms on Victor Fire

Kxtingulshers, 7

On the mo! on of Cr. MeNachern, seconded by C#) Finch, the meeting

Was then adjoumiied, J.7 OUNG BYERS,

key. Wetaskiwin have players of merit, their forward line does good work and above all they are out for the pure sport of the game that makes for good hockey and an_ interesting match atall times,

The rink swarmed with some

their applause to friend and foe. Strong was referee.

At the facr-off the Wetaskiwin for. | wards secured the pnek and put up e pretty piece of combination work, re sulting in McDonough scoring for his term in two minutes.

Everybody Come.

Wetaskiwin Marke(s

—~ Wednesday Jan, 27194

+. 023 to oN) Oats.. » O18 to 0 22 Harley + O28 to o Ys Kutter, per B.. 016 to o Fegs, perdoz,... ++ 023 to o 2 Flour, Blizaard, per cwt. 18) to 1%) Flour, Bakers yg

Northern Pat t. 225 to 225 Bran, per ton 1500 to 5 00

Shorts, per ton

Chop,, per ton., "48 00 to 20

Hay pec ton... - 600 to 600 Reet hosed -. 003 to ay Pork. » 008 toby

Lost, Strayed or Stolen

From Wetaskiwin, about Jan. 4th, a double

monton, Ferguson, Golden, Nelson, Portage la Prairie, Prince Albert, Regina, Revelstoxe, Strathcona, Van couver, Victoria, Wetaskiwin and Winnipeg.

Savinas Bank Depr.— Deposits of $1 and upwards received and interest allowed,

Decenrures—Provincial, Municipal aud other debentures purchased

Drafts bought and sold.

General banking business transactea Agents in Great Britain—Lloyd’s Bank, Ltd., 72 Lombard st., London, with whom money may be deposited for trausfer by letter or cable to any of the above branches.

li. H. MORGAN, Manager, Wetaskiwin Branch

acretary-‘Treasurer, s DORAN OntaSS dog, yer colored, wnt ring rf . : akg yi neck, has a shot in one ear, also a shot Edmonton did a like trick in a like lodged between toes in hind foot.’ Answers to time the name of “Sport.” Suitable reward wil be . given for information leading to his recorery.

The third goal was scored by Mc | 4PPly te

mously agreed that the report of the fire, water and light committee re- garding these ey tinguiahers, be adopted

Ve uC VAMBS 3. a oe Manager

Proposition.

rane el ge NAD INA: I in oni aie Bae re TS POR A tr

SESS , f ; 42tt A. PAULSON, Wetaskiwin, at 4 The at works committee report- Donough in five minutes, who by his Esto CID Lichen W ite z ah ' ed that in pursuance of a inotion pass- 7; - 7 THE jedatamecting ou the 8th Inet. re-| 4 special hg of the Wetaski- brilliant rushes won rousing applause Bull for Sale questing # report on the prices of safes | win town co as held on Tuesday from the spectators, Toa Ay

Scat

Headquarters for Groceries

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Also a full line of Dry Goops, CtLoruina, - Boots anp Suors, Crockery, Ere.

4 es

Highest Price Paid for Farm Produce Sand Furs,

2,000 Bush. Oats Wanted

for sale in Wetaskiwin, that Mr, H.D. Farris had a safe (‘Taylor make) for sale, weight 1700 lbs., in use fourteen months, quite new, and in first-class order, for which he will give a clear hill of sale, and immediate possesston for the sum of $175. The safe cost $195 f.0.b. Wetaskiwin,

Mr. Johnson, ageit for the Taylor safe, addressed the eowicil, and urged them to purchase a yey safe stating that when a safe is sold second-hand the company withdraws its guarantee.

West—McEachern— It was unani- mously agreed that the secretary- treasurer be authorized to purchase Mr. Farris’ safe at $175, and arrange for a clear title to be given the town. The license, health, cemetery and rks committce reported that in the ing allawed [n respect of unexpired thne on hotel licenses—Driard and Criterjon—this committee would re- commend that on the payment of lic- ense due for 1901, these hotels be al- lowed a proportionate rebate for unex- pired time on 1908 lHcense, off their payment for 1904 license,

The Heense and health committee

evening, to co) the granting of a franchise toa @@mpany to bore for natural gag, Pimembers were all present except Ogun. McKachern.

Mr. W.A. Dingman, who represents the company, Addressing the coun- cil, stated that as not asking for a bonus, ar Bmiption fom taxes. The plant y pe 2 valuable asset to the municip Phe coinpany would make a thoro fest for nitural gas, going down p bt 2,00, and all he asked was aly Wsive franchise ex- tending over fgfemty years. At the end of this the municipality would have th@ option of taking over the plant. - Mgrs found, it would be econc | Would not con- could be used for fuel, Regarding the cost to cansumers after the! gas was found, Mr, Dingman stated that it would be governed by local conditions but he promised that the maximum would not exceed 50c per 1000 feet.

In reply toa question from Coun, West, Mr, Dingman said it would take upwards of a year to inaugurate operations, and he would like a limit

Sibbald again seored for Edmonton in four minutes and Wright another in eight minutes. Sibbald rnd Wright connted every

Tho fast work 04

At half time the score stood 4-2 favor of Edmonton.

After half time the superiority the Edmonton players began to clear- Goodridge of Edmon- ton, who played goal for Wetaskiwin in the absence of their goal keeper, did good work and stopped many

ly show itself,

The final scores were:— Wetaskiwin, by Br

etas ein by Atlant? Edmonton, by McDougall, -1 min. Edmonton, by McLeod, 12 min. Edmonton, by Wright, 4 min,

The line up was as follops:

Montgomery

A grade short horn bull age 6 years, weight

about 18001bs. TOWNSEND BROs. Sec, #0. T. 44, R.20

Cutter for Sale

Nearly new, Apply at 4h THIS OFFIBE

Lost

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Strayed from S. 8. \% 28-47-22, one blazed face

44-36 Edberg, P. 0,

LING GEMS

sorrel mare, branded ¥7 on right hip, also one}in chaste and artistic settings from

bay mare, blazed face, brended 97o0n right hip OLIVER TRAVERS 44-3 Rosenroll P, O.

Cow Estray

Strayed from S$, W. 4 32-45-23, on or about Jan.

17, 8 4-yr-old red cow, whito star on face, brand-

ofa sl rot loi o

4b 3t Wetaskiwin

Cattle Estray

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Came onto our ranch, 44-12, about Dec. Ist 1903, 1 blue cow, 1 roan cow, } brindle, 2-yr-old heifer, 1 yellow cow, Idark red cow, 1 roan cow, 1 large white steer, rope on neck. No visible brand ou any of above. Also the following branded > on left flank: 1 red and white cow, 1 black 1] mooley cow, 1 dark rad eow, 2 redcows. Owner is repuested to take animale

tekersiett purse permits, paid—be it small or large—the value wlll be remarkable.

the foremost designers and makers of

high class

JEWELRY

are selected for our discriminating customers,

Prices start at alow figure, but t apc ln fiure out ape

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it whatever the price

Repxiring a specialty.

G. M. MAYBERRY, JEWELER,

Pearce Street, - Wetaskiwin.

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aso reported that they had discussed |of three years to develop, as they pues: CAMPRELL & LITMAN -_h ee the matter of R. M, Angus’ petition | might have to dig two or three wells. 44-3t ather Brae for an aunual license for his opera hall | He would also like to have the priyil- a but no decision had yet been reached. | ege of installing an artificial plant if ; Farm for Sale Red Rose The committee recommended that | natural gas could not be found, McLeod Wright McDougal pas ay el erson ae oe een Lica Ce ene a dco BwrauaaA tlipaaTne the propos- Sibbald pas hall: Geceloes le pee rae na Aa ill ® 1 © quarantine regulations in regard to ition was a good one if the company ‘ i

contagious and infectious diseases be guarantees to take the matter out of more strictly adhered to, the hands of the town. The workmen

‘Phone 4,

East Side, 2

lft, deep. Other lots and u first class bu:i-

i iwe wire fenced. Running water on one coraoer of | Helliwell farm, good well, ote., also house Broparly in| Ca } anse fl > tilled ula w Bamford town, 6room hanse, stable, drijled tubular well

4 ’ Aa 1ess, Noreasonable offer refused. Apply to Swoboda—Gould —It was unani-|would be here and spending thelr Matheson ; ALBERT nO aa is blended and packed in’ the . etaskiwin ' ————_—_—__——— - —= a | mously agreed that the repart of the | money in the meantime, : aa ee Atte Box 16 finest tea warehouse in America license, health, cemeteries and parks} Coun, Finch thought the proposition Died =: = : z : : Siig : A | by seventy expert blenders. In committee be adopted, very good; but was prejudiced against : .

Wispe—In Wetaskiwin, on the 20th] Tenders for School House |

; H, ©. R, Walker, M,D,, medical | gas, as electricity was the coming ECA TS SSO Td PH ER RET ae | the last nine years from a very iB fH | health officer was present and submit- light, He was thoroughly in fayor of in the German Lutheran cemetery Sealed tenders will be recieved by tho under- small beginning it has risen to i : J ted 4 vepart an the health of the town, | granting a franchise, but thought 15 | signed, up to Monday, Feb. 15th ut 12 o'clock

be the most popalaw and widely i < SCUSTEIN—Near Jetaskiwir nit 1, for the erection of a erame school house . in the course of which he suggested years long enough, The town has KirscustEIN—Near Wetaskiwin, 0 a w. K “14-44-20, Everything furnished ou

aly +» ' , | sold Packet Tea in Canada, the purchase by the town of a dlsin- nothing to lose and everything to the 15th inst., infant daughter of aie SH eric eA acrmherieerrarea ita MAC a feoting lamp for town tse, | gain, Mrand Mrs August Kirschstein. | The Times ottice or at the oflice of tho so ary | QUALITY COUNTS . mi ie eoae | Swoboda—Finch—That the report Coun. Olin thought the council Interment in the German Luther: | Zuo sowest or any tendur not neces-arly eas b ~ We are again offering special inducements to careful of the medical health officer be adopt-| should think the matter over and take an cemetery. | OLIVER THORKELSON 4Oc, 50e, 60e per Ib. buyers to do their shopping here. ed and that he be authorized to pur- | no action at that meeting. Gas is a | icri~G—In Wetaskiwin, on the 2nd} 448 Kdberg, P.O.

isin- | > & SOc in half Ibs. 7 mY cj hv Byal chase at once for the town the disin- | natural resource of the country und it Pret Ohristophen non Ob ati tsi ' : 25¢ & 30e¢ Why not begin the New Year ri ht »\ ma sew | feeting lamp naped by him,—Carried Mrs, Otto Kllng. NOTICE | g ee yourself and those you map be buying for comfortable | unanimously. In reply toa question from Mayor = | ; ; J. WwW. HERIC &Co. and happy. We can assist you if you give us the} In the matter of the correspondence | McKay, as to what special legislation, ar? The Liquor License Ordine | hance and we believe you will after seeing the values | Teceived re debentures, it. was moved | which would be required in this case, Weather Bulletin. ance North West Territor- Chai Ad, grad , e 5 by Coun. West, seconded by Coun. | would eost, Mr. Dingman replied that MSHI aV edi idiclveavthe fake ies we are ollering Gauld, that the see.-treasyrer he in- | the company would pay all expenses; |, 16 Fe uy te " Fh zi i icsiid m ™ 9 structed te take up this correspond- | he only asked the town to aid in get- eas any ay ay Pisa eh j H Application has been made by Valaclay Mate: | ~ ———_——--— — in Read ye ™M ade e ot Ing ange with a-viewilp making @ sale at ting the franchise passed, We ikene overnment Ehaianeriiatars ry Ges able oe nt eas Wore af We-| ¥ 7% wes vay With averued interest to date of After several other questions were | “eT * 80Ve . . , |taskiwin, aforosnid. b ay) i *0" stock to select fr Suits from } : 4 The report is taken at 8 a.m. eact | Phis application will be considerod by the ’ ERS you will have : large stock to selcet rom. Sues Ton delivery of the $12,000 fire protection | satisfactorily answered, it was moved ‘ , + 1% aH loans Bom sionare at Wetaskiwin, eR a5 to $15 No better values in Alberta than we arc of- debentures of the town of Wetaski : day and includes Wednesday of thi, | beard o' H vie a Bf iy po tO Plo, 2LtCY Vi eis Ui wkd Phy ‘ abe 3 ‘taski-

by Coun. Finch, seconded by Coun- yu Monday, the 2tud day of February, 1904, at

should not be given away.

Agents for Wetaskiwin

| First door east of Queen’s Hotel.

. * } . : 7 . wee ~ 4o'clock p.m. : y om Mi Ls kioes fering in this department. Give your feet a chance and | win.—Carried. West, that the council adjoqurn til! eck: eis ee sgbated at Rogina, this 28rd day of Jaruary, | a » I es make walking a pleasure by fitting yourself in our boot! I the matter of Mr, Diehl's quota-| Friday evening, the 20th inst., when ifaredavy is rete | Moe HORACE HARVEY ali RL, Bt:

ine } ay i $2 1h] = ORs pee lioht tion for seating the hall, On the me- | the question will be further discussed, HAnGEeie boo Q 13 Deputy Attorusy General Y and shoe depa tment; the cost wi x0 Very HPN, tiqgn of Cr. West, secqnded by Ov. Saturday .......... —¥ peli — ; — | seg Ones AD egal: oy i i “te ta 4 f ‘ sorders same price as the papers ~ oe p Slat ray fc Swaboda it was agreed to refer this SUndaY. chk ce Fi ---)2 Horse Estray 0} StS Bae Deas i : “] In Fane: Glassware soni left oy Cl from the 33 We Rr f ve, (shite fae anes 25 5 << Call ab my shop or drop ine a ‘ holiday. trade % offat’ at Gost We invite a shopping question of hall se ating to the Pu hic Born Tana, na 3 : eects and I will callat your h mne, 1OMday (rade We Se aes, ine 4 , Works committee for consideration. ~ f ; i Sires itt tt a9 2 From the promises 0 tho undersigned. 6.5925, / 50) samples to select. from that dle- visit from you, Nverything you want will be found here The Bire, Water and Light commit- Kapigc—At Wotaskiwin, on the 25th oth seat SOR aa pe Fe Ailatend sie ta Rout Hes for/(ntormation) fy competition, from be to Sue per soll } La at} j : am Manv tl ks for liberal ; a f titahl : inet,, to Mr, ard Mra Jake Kad- |. : 2.3 MIKE GLUSISH, For beauty of design and coloring soy at the lowest possible price, Many Naunks 0 ere tee reparted that ne suitable stoves laa twin alsin, | teAtn SA TBRIPATOITR ES iesss CATR patronage during the past year and solicit same for this sould he purchased in tawn and they ' Man Wanted - llengths, 16 yards to the double roll, pu icles teed ‘ . occa vit vrahs r . wr 720N re | + Spa Ate ra ; , frecly ey would recamimend the purchase some-} Hurcumnson—At Spruce Coulee, Du- ; Beaty ieee . > teasure others, 3) ; veoh OME: where on the line of two large heating hamel, on the the 12th inst., to Mr sraged ayn at Siete: aah ber ev0n 0%. 7 Heifer Estray ie inen to cpa ing (ur papel ein ait stoyes for this purpose. On the mo- and Mrs. Lew Hutchinson, a son, tf ETASKIWIN SASH & DOOR Strayod from 13-48-20, on or about Nov, 90, a branches known to the decorator’s art.

figures in gold, silver, aluminum, Door plates,

PACTORY, spotted PRICE and white three-year-old heifer, Petters and

IS ST CTE } branded LOR on right bh p. Good reward given eles, ii0k/e

LTE SPP ry slit NS EET A EE EE TEESE EE SATION LTT for information leading to her recovery to zg ’ ae A 5 1-3 K, 0. BRENNO, ele, al

Pretty Hill P.O. pany

N .W. GOULD,

$O.

a very fin sige eke Ai a i a Pearce Sireet, Py F F Phone 43. Siiuatiahe Wanted £ | ke Re NS Se SON KN AN AR | By reliable man. Inside work preferred, Ap:

| }ply at mr erat re = sfootoafeefeeboefoefe sefeelodeteleteleelefedel feted depeleleletelelsieletelsfotebelebebel | His OFFICE ols | A oe f Gagpay BAYS | , rat re RGREBRE BAS Monk Street Lenny ; 1S ad " “enolic and oan Aeciden ele | rhe ne 7 / "i } ; ‘ hyp t ‘ 1] 'Boai cing House. hey aa acid af ae a Ys 7. ( ict that a4 UIE ren VCO by Tas conmod Per fiy The Coated rer ni f | she aed \ oe : The Dourtion Guarani Accidens ‘t mors adailbtharse wanting Board or Company, . i \ Ai {2 . ‘ ' Lah bes ’ eatin | Lodgiug, efter by the day av amoudh | . Consul * ED, J. MUIR, . MISS H,. AUNE,

JOHN McMANUS,

Opposite Bauer's Lumber Yarl) Werggkiwin, = = Alltae

EU 2 OF CTH. SWANSON, NEAR WETASKIWIN, BEAUTIEUL HOME OF OTH, SWANSON, NEAR W 2 i A

a, ate efoate

+. 6, .@, .%, 2. wostecle steele

- After Holiday

; Q@learing Sale at |

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Sesto eosetest o, 2. (0. @, osteeten’s

J. H. Robinson & @o’s.

. . « ote , z . oe . Le] a , ae 25 ae BA We fine that we have to much stock in several lines of goods — % “+ and intend to convert same into cash (which takes up less room) at * *¢ = aprice. These lines we now offer at greatly reduced prices, in some —& ** — cases below wholesale cost to us, toclear quickly. It will pay you 3% *f to. see these lines and get the prices at which they may be yours, es 3, Wemention here with a few lines. Remember we keep no cheap, # catch penny, truck, Everything is the best. ee ee oA . * 3 Great Reductions in Wool Blankets : 3 ~ In white, gray and flanneletts blankets 11/4 wide, white; bed 3 *° spreads 11/4 wide; in prints, cottons, flannelettes and ginghams; in mK , lainb lined coats; in leather, rubber and felt footwear; in wool 3 & hosiery, (hosiery has advanced 25 per cent. since you bought.) You Og @ may reap the benefiit if you buy now. Underwear, sweaters, Card- — &

kets, brier root pipes, fancy wares and notions, stationery, fe

*. . s

oe jews Iry, groceries and provisions. We expect to see flour pass the ° *¢ $3.00 mark before long. You had better let us send you a few sacks ° ** before it advances in price again. Rs OG We sell the best pianos and organs on the market direct from ae “* the manufacturers to the homes, This saves to eich purchaser from a us all middle-men and agents profits. We expect another shipment oe of the celebrated Williams pianos and Peerless Doherty orgrns ina * & fewdays., Call and look at them at “° es ex “ e ne oe 3 : J. H. Robinson & Co. :

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Quality and Price,

please you, both in =e rx]

J. B. Anderson & Co.

Successors to Peterson & Anderson.

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Tourspay, JANUARY 28. 1904,

Talbot the Nominee

ed

An enthusiastic and harmonious gathering of delegates from all parts of the Strathcona Dominion

| coustitueney was the convention jheld at {Strathcona Wednesday jevening of last week for the pur- |pese of placiog in nomination a lcandidate to contest the constit- | uency in the forthcoming elections. {Over sixty delegates were in at- tendance and the utmost harmony | and good feeling prevailed tirough- | out the meeting.

A. S. Rosenroll, M.LA., and Ea- |yene Rhian, president and secte- tary respectively, of the central as- |sociation presided over the meet-

ing.

| The early part of the meeting | was taken up with the preliminary matters of appointing committees, etc. Upon motion of C. D. Algar and O, Bredeson the presidents of the local Liberal associations of Strathcona, Wetaskiwin, Lacombe, Red Deer and Innisfail were ap- pointed a committe on credentials. On motion of J. Me Kenzie and N D. Mills and A. C. Rutherford, M..- L.A.; A. S. Rosenroll, M.L.A.; P. Talbot, M.L.A. and J. A. Simpson, M.L.A., act as committee on pro- cedure and resolutions. his com- mittee was also empowered to add to their number. The meeting then adjourned to await the report of the committees.

The report of the committee was adopted the following report was submitted by the committee on credentials:

That an informal ballot be first taken without nominations. That

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candidates whose naines were men- tioned to retire from the field. That subsequent ballots be taken until one the candidate should re- ceive an’ absolute majority of the votes cast,

Upon the taking of the informal ballot, 8. Wilson, C. H. Swanson, Peter Talbot, A. C. Rutherford, M McCauley, J. A. Simpson, Dr. W. McIntyre, A. S. Rosenroll, C. D, Algar and A. R. Dickson were placed in aomination as candidates to contest the seat.

Mr. Wilson was first called upon to address the meeting. Ina brief but forcible manner he explained why it was to the interests of the people of the west to support the |principles of the Liberai party. Low tariff and additional transpor- | tation facilities were the greatest needs of the west.

Peter Talbot, M.L.A., was the uext speaker and his advance to the platform was greeted with pro- longed applause, clearly showing the popularity he has among the |people of the constituency. He

lford, M. L. A., for years, having een a seat mate at school thirty years ayo. If Mr. Rutherford

vould stand for nomination he

would not allow his name to go be fore the convention. If Mr. | \uthford declined, it was perhaps his duty to allow his name to be }yoted upon. In an eloquent and

impressive address he showed how

jand why the Northwest had pros. |

}pered under the Liberal govern. |ment, as lead by that greatest of all modern statesman, Sir Wilfred Laurier. What the west wants is more people. This the west never

rot except under the Liberal goy-

lernment. The phenomenal success

f the west can be traced directly

to the Liberal government. The

had been a friend of A. C, Ruther. |

zreatest question before the people |

er one of terms. If we can secure proper and just terms then the Territories should be given aut- opomy. Mr. Talbot concluded by stating that whoever secured the nomination of the convention he was prepared to work night aud day for his support.

Mr. Rutherford, M. L. A., was next called tothe platform amid ringing cheers, “It was plainly evident that Mr, Rutherford was the choice of the delegates present as their standard bearer. The speaker stated than in view of tlie evidence shown him that the ceh- stitaency wanted him to lead them in the coming campaign that for business and personal reasons it would be impossible for him to accept the nomination, and he took pleasure in retiring in favor of Mr. Talbot.

M. McCauley, Dr. McIntyre, C. D. Algar, A. R, Dickson and A. S. Rosenroll each _ withdrew their names from the convention by de- liverirg brief, but forcible addres. ses,

A ballot was then taken in which Mr. Telbot, M. L.A, received a very large majority of the- votes and in the midst Of three rousing cheers was elected nominee of the convention. i

After the adoption of the resolu- tions, addresses were delivered by C. W. Cross, of Edmonton; C. C. Reed, of Ponoka; Geo. Smith, of Duhamel; J. @. Tipton, of Strath- cona; A. S. Rosenroll, M L A., and several others.

After successive cheers for the newly chosen nominee and the | rendering of “God Save the King” perhaps the most successful and harmonious political convention ever held in Alberta came to a close,

Canadian Pacific Lands

F. T. Griffin, manager of the land department of the Canadian Pacific Railway, says:—

“While the company does not expect to sell as many acres this year as it has during some other seasons, it does expect to make more sales to actual settlers than ever before, These settlers will come largely from the UnitedStates although a big Simmigration will also arrive Troi Phropé. We are making any effdrt to sell land in large tracts.

“Large sales will also, no doubt be made to settlers who have taken up Manitoba or Northwest Terri- tories homesteads during the past few years. These men have come to the conclugion that they need more the homestead allotment of 160 acres and will make the pur- chase now while land is still cheap. Even in the Galician settlements sales are quite active, many of the colonists adding an additional quarter section or more to their homesteads.

“The average price of Canadian Pacific Railway land is now be- tween $5 and $6 an acre. Two years ago this land could almost uniformly be purchased for $3 an acre and it is not unreasonable to suppose that any good agriculture land within a reasonable distance }of a railway will within two or

|three years be worth $10 an acre which is now practically the maxi- mum price of the railway lands.

| “The highest priced farming | properties of the Canadian Pacific

Railway are now situated in Mani-|

toba and southeastern Assiniboia. These lands are held at about $10 jan acre though sections near town sites sometimes sell from $20 for from $20 to $80 an acre,

choice

“At the present time the undis- posed of lands of the Canadian Pacific Railway amount to 12,000,-

| 000 acres of which 850,000 are sit- juated in Manitoba. Two years ago the company did not hold over

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es of its land at $3 an acre and this included the holdings jin Manitoba aud southeastern As- siniboia, Now there are not over a milion acres of the company’s

lands valued at less than $f an

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The Great Clearing Sale....

is still on at THE STAR. Each week we are adding

new lines to the Bargain Table.

This week it is Ladies’ Uuder-

wear at prices that must sell the goods in short order.

Ladies’ Underwear “~~

VESTS, regular 25¢e for 20e. 35¢e for 25¢e. 40e for 30c. 50e for 40e.

4s ae ve se se te

ed for The Star.

Ladies’ Night Gowns, $1, to clear at 85c.

A nice Brown Tweed Suit, $6.00 Untearable Tweed, goey only, $8. Black and white stripes, 10.00 for 8.50 Men’s heavy serge suits, blue or black,

<== Men’s All-Wool Sweaters, $1 Each-==

50% Wool Vests, 65e for 50c,

Grn sss ‘© 85e for 70c.

All-wool Vest, $1.25 for 95c. Drawers to match all except 20c line

Pink, Biue and White.

In Ready-to-wear Clothing our Spring

stock is nearly all in, and all very fine value.

single or double breasted, 12,00 for 10.00

See our Men’s Pants at 1.25, 1.50 and $2.00

A Few Pairs Felt Boots at the Sale Prices

° Our stock of Hardware, Tinware od Gran- Ifeware 's arriving daily.

Groceries?! ry our Heather Bell Tea, especially blend-

Butter, Eggs, Poultry taken in exchange. Highest cash price paid for all kinds of Furs.

aeMcLeughlin, Sharpe & Prices

Horse Estray

Came onto 12-47-200n or about the Ith of

Jan., a 6-yr-old ee horse, Roman nose, small strip on face, blac

legs, main and tail. Has

halteron, No brand visible, Owner is requst-

ed to prove property, pay expenses and tako

animale away. Wm. THROSSELL 43-3t Skafse

List of Lands for Sale

In Township 48, Range 23, West 4th, Alberta, Canada, 12 to 15 miles North

Kastof Wetaskiwin, and from 6 to 12

| miles from Millet,

160 acres, s.e. } of sec. 31; has about | 60 acres of good saw timber, balance | quite rolling; price $6.25 an acre.

| 10) acres, s.w. } of sec. 19; all good | farmland with the exception of a lit- tle burned timber; price $6.50 an acre.

640 acres, all of sec, 21; has a good deep black soil, but quite rolling; Price $5.50 and $6.00 an acre.

320 acres, n. 4 of sec. 38; has some fine hay land and good farming land; price $6.25 per acre,

160 acres, n.e. ¢ of sec 1; is about half timber, some hay and farm land; price $6.25 per acre,

32) acres, e. 4 of sec, 28, is fine hay land close to Big Hay Lakes; price $6,25 per acre,

Hastings & Heyden

510-511 N.Y. Life Building.

I OMAHA, NEB.

Schools for Judging Live Stock.

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ing and handling live stock will be held under the auspices of the Tervi- torial Live Stock 7Associations at the

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Announcement Cards, At-Home Cards, Ball Programs, } 1 is » trans i | |

Business Cards, Booklets, Iilotting Paper, Blank Notes and today is the transportation prob. |

Receipts, Bones Printings, Calling Cards, Calendar Novel- llem. The C.PR. at present had |

ties, Chrome Ad. Cards, Catalogues, Counter Check Books, AS .

Civeulars, Due Bills, Drafts, Rnvelopes (all niseay) Winerat ja tight hold upon the country and

st tices, Folders, Gunimed Labels, Hand Bills, Invoice Tag if allowed another period of mono-

“t topes, ritations, bitrate Jatalogues 4 ‘yr e Pi | ’

rawctopen, Eneitations, ly trated Catalogue Eettor Headey | poly, no company would bo able to

Cards, Memorandum Heads, Memorial Cards, Mourning compl te with them The west

Stationery, Note Heads, Publications, Programs, Pamphlets, sat } . ;

Posters, Receipts, Ruled. Forms, Statements, Shipping Tags must Lave better and increased | t Show Cards or Bills, Sale Bills, Wedding Stationery, &c, + | transportation facilities and now is t q the time tosecure them. No other | > 5 i i So a Oe Sn te Sn Oe On Dn On tn in Ont to a Dn ns th a ++7 | deal so favorable to the people of z Ps t the west will be presented to the

a> ‘ mn we

t The é Tim 4 | people as the Grand Trunk Pacific | 3 ¢ es, Dé | scheme. On provincial autonomy | t + \the speaker believed this should} + > ail ’ ‘ z WETASKIWIN, a ALBERTA tbe granted to the Territories as + jsoon as suitable terme could be THT FTF ttt ttt ttt ted tod o+4tt+4444o4+4 +4444

secured, This was not a question of immediate importance, but rath-

it rai li

iy inet 7: HAY Aud

shows the remarkable

seltlement of the great Canadian wheat

acre, Thi

belt during the past two your's,

Commercial.

Stomach Troubles

A disordered stomach may cause no end of trouble. When the stomach fails to perform iis funetions the bow- els become deranged, the liver and

undermentioned dates,

Edmonton, Jan’y. 26th and 27th.

Lacombe, Jan’y. 28th and 29th

Under the auspices of the Lacombe AgriculturalfSociety,

A school with short course in judg- T

OLD METHOD Dark Room Loading. Dark Room Developing. Days light Picture Taking.

NEW METHOD

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Daylight Loading

Dark Room abolished Picture Taking

Day or Night If it isn’t an EASTMAN it isn’t a KODAK.

F. L. TALBOT.

Anderson Pump Works...

\, Albert Lawson, Prop

e

HOSE ATTACH T Just arrived CARLOAD of Windmills, the best that

money can buy.

The Canadian Air Motor

‘ll galvanized steel from top to bottom,

Agent for THe Myrrs

Animals will be brought into the Pumps.

class room morning and afternoon sessions so that all can see and handle

them,

The score card will be explained and used,

Eyenjng sessions will be deyoted to general topies and lantern slides jsed for illustration purpose,

Experts as teachers have been secs ured from the Dominion Live Stock Comniissioner,

YOUNG MEN! This school is especial- ly adapted for you as it will give you the fundamental knowlege underlying the successful handling of stock. No fees,

kidneys congested, causing numerous diseases, the most fatal of which are } tinless and the more to be dreaded, | Pho iporiant thing is to restore the stomach and liver ty a» healthy con: dition, and for this purpose ng better yreparation can be used than Chain: vorlain’s Stomach and Liver tablete, waters,

For sale by all druggtsta and di

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All persons interested in cattle, hor- ses, sheep and swine are respectfully urged to attend

_ J, R, C, HONEYMAN, Deputy Commissioner of Agriculture,

Department of Agriculture, North: @uvermnent . January 19,

We can fit you out from the top fan of a windmill to the bottom joint of a 500-ft. pump: we have all kinds of

pumps Anderson Force Pumps Myers “ 6“

Tank ‘“ “ Wood “ “ Cistern a “ Red Jacket “ «

GIVE US 4 TRIAL,

; MEDICAL H. C. R. Walker, M.D., C.M.

Physician and Surgeon, Office, Gould's block, Pearee st. Office hours § te 124.m. 1 tod p.m. 7 to 9 p.m.

Night calls at residence, cerncr Pearre and Alberta streets,

Telephone: Office No, 24 House No, 42

R. D. Robertson, M.D., M.C.

Graduate of MeGill University Montreal

Oieeand night calls The Hull building. Pearce street

Dr. Baldwin,

Wetaskiwin,

Temporary office at J. H.Walker’s Drug Store.

Accouchements must be arranged for in ad- vance

R. del. Harwood, M.D.,C.M.,

Physician and Surgeon Office over Imperial Bank Night calls after 9 p.m. at residence,Dufferin St

Dr. W. V. Lamb,

Duhamel Office on Adam's Hill

Athome for consultation on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Clinical Microscupy and Analysis a speciality.

Dr. Baldwin,

Duhamel.

At home for office consultation on Tuesday and Friday afternoon,

G. G. Stewart, M. D., C. M.

L. R. C.P. & §., Edinburg, Scotland. Office in Rosenroll Hotel till further notice, Rosenroll, N..W, T.

DENTISTRY

Lackner & Hoar Dentists. All kinds of dental work done by the latest im- proved methods. Crown and bridge work a specialty.

Odice, over Merchant#Bank. etaskiwin

Dr. Caesar

Honor Graduate of the Pennsylvania Col- lege of Dental Surgery, Philadelphia #2, Orthodontia, Gold filling, Crown aud Bridge work a speciality, Office, West Block, Opposite Imperial Bank

Dr. F, J. Shea, Dentist,

has opened an up-to-date dental parlor at Du- bameland is prepared tu a all kinds of dental wor! Terms reasonable. Consultation Free. Ofiee, Shamrock Rotel, Duhamel.

VETERINARY. W. Dudgeon,

Veterinary Surgeon.

@raduate of Ontario Noterinary: College and Toronto School of Dentistry.

Treats all diseases of domestic animals. @fice at Criterion livery stable, etaskiwin

LEGAL

M, E, O’Brien Wilford Forbes O’Brien & Forbes Advocates, Notaries, Conveyancers

Company and Private Funds to loan, fices Hull Block Pearco st

A. S. Rosenroll

Notary Public and Conveyancer Wotasikwin, Alta.

Gee, B. Henwood, E. D. H. Wilkins. Henwood & Wilkins

Advocates, Notaries, Ete,, Selicitors for The Merchants Bauk, The Imperial Bank, Etc., Company and Private Funds to Loan.

Offices, Over Imperial Bank.

Auctioner

W. M. Berry.

Sales cried in either English or German. Terms reasonable. Call at Grose’s land office, next to post office.

Wetaskiwin, Alta,

MUSIC

Lillian I. Swanson. Teacher Pianoforte Organ Theory. History of music,

Patronage solicited. Address Box 52, etaskiwin, Alta,

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Roy Camfield,

Teacher Piano and Organ.

For terms and particulars apply at Tomlin’s Beok Store, Wetaskiwin.

SURVEYOR

A. E. Farneomb, Dominion & Outario Land Surveyor, Civil Exgineer.

Dist. Eogiseer and Surveyor for N, W. Govt. Addr ese etashiwin or Red Deer,

LODG=S ee Mews in Odd Fellows Hall

every Monday evening at 5 Visiting brothers

Taos, Torrsox, N.G. J, E, Curtis, k.5,

Meots the first and third Fri davs of the mooth in Oddfel lowsHall, at & o'clock, Visi" ing brethren always welcon e, P, A. MigueLon, Con mandr J. W.QHer; Socrotary, ,

Wetaskiwin ©,0.L,. 1776,fmeets or vy fourth Friday of the month Hid Follows Hall at § o'clock is ting brethren cordially invite @d ts witend, ‘ R, (, Switzer, W. FB, bevy, Roos se

bd HOI:

der, grow beautiful trees.

te!

Sin s‘sxy Hollow the —— Well where isit? Itisa beau-

tiful valley situated betweem sun rise and set, itisthe garden of Sunny Alberta. The sua rose on a prettier place with its

never

fine grazing land and its fertile fields while on the hills that bor- Paople travelling through have been heard to remark. [low happy must be the lot of people who live in such a pretty place.

Very cold just now. I guess we will do less grumbling when it turns warm again.

Geo, LaRose went to town this week. He reports that everything is booming down at Buffalo Lake.

Chas. LaPoint took a trip south tast last Wednesday in search of his pony, but owing to sickness he returned without finding it.

J. Cassell and W. DeFrain in- tend going east very soon to locate homesteads.

It is reported that a number of the boys will soon start on a bunt- ing and trapping expedition out east’ We wish them luck and a rood time.

It is reported that “Riley” has a new cook, What was the matter with the last one,

Our Smoky Hollow horse trader wot it put all over him last week. Goss he will be good for awhile.

Last Friday afternoon two boys accompanied by two others who were not boys decided to go to Miller’s dance at Dried Meat Lake. Well they got so interested in con- versing with the other two that they got Jost, arriving at the dance about midnight. Some say it was Jacks sons’ fault, but maybe it was the neice. Maybe next tima they will take a pilot.

At the meeting of the ratepayers of the of LiltleBeaverLake school, A. Peterson was elect.d trustee in A. Krinke’s place.

Quite a number took in the Mas- querade Ball at Miller's Hall, last Friday evening and report that they spent an enjoyable evening.

G. Saffran and A. Peterson went to Wetaskiwin last week.

Itis reported that the Little Beaver scribe is suffering from rheumatism.

Two of the Smoky Hollow boys hive been talking of going east to trap. No doubt they will make wall as they are noted for stayers.

Little Beaver Chips ees Intended for last week

Eli Defrain and A. E. Halstead took J. P. Chan’s saw mill out to Pigeon Lake.

G. R. Gilmore and family spent Xmas with Mrs. Gilmore’s parents.

Mr. and Mrs, E. Defrain and Mr. ind Mrs, Locke were called out to nourn the loss of their son Wilfred vho died the 29th of Dec. after a sort illness.

C. G. Bright bought the sawmill i J, P. Chan and moved the same to Pigeon Lake.

Some of the Little Reaver boys ire going to work in the mill at Pigeon Lake.

Messrs. Jackson, Nesse and Sin- ke and Miss Jackson and _ the isses Bortoffs attended the New Year dance at Dried Meat Hill.

J. P. Chan's friends were greatly w'irmed last week, he having stray- od away, but after searching a day or two Joe was found and he was alright, but we won’t tell where he was found because Joe might get hostile.

Joe Bombar called on Frank

Schagel the other day.

Will Defrain and Bert Cassell made a trip to Wetaskiwin last week,

Nathan Walker, of Buffulo Lake passed through this way enroute for Wetaskiwin.

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DISTRICT

Gathered by our own staff of wide-awake correspondents,

f anaes " ave bee seiv y° IC SSISIRISRISISIIIIISIOE:CISIISICISISIISISISIIOIOIOIOINIOIK | testiinonialls biave: Toon veceived. gis

land service was conducted in the school house at 7:30 p.m., by the

text from the 13th and 14th verses of the 65th chapter of Isaiah.

John Gray, of Millet, is severely

greater men than him have come down from quite as lofty places and yet the world rells on anl I guess it will over this affair. Let us

Ria SAKIIOK | Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ; This preparation is intended es- NEWS pecially for coughs, colds, croup, ¢

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civilized world. The most flattering

ing accounts of its good wors; of the aggravating and persistent coughs it has cured; of severe colds that have yielded promptly to its soothing ef- % fects, and of the dangerous attacs of On Sunday last Church of Eng-| croup it bas cured, often saving the life of the child. The extensive use of it for whooping couyh, has shown a

Hillside

it robs that disease of all dangerous

Rey. A. D. Floyd who took his results, Tt islespevially prized by

mothers because it contains nothing

fn op ad cures Auickly. lor We regret to hear that Mrs. gai hn OSes:

ill and the doctor is in attendance. We sincerely hope she will soon Do You Want

recover,

IL may be of iuterest to those Dure Water

residents of Hillside (and probably elsewhere) who have not paid their school taxes and who appear to make no attempt; that powers are vested in the trustees to require all

such persons to pay up ct ounce, PD. SeHARe & vod Bovine miel which if they fail to do, a notice} jne forsale ata snap. rT

can then be affixed on their land HARRIS OIUM, |

aud any goods thereon whether WETARKIWIN, =: ALBERTA!

their property or otherwise can be sold and snd proceeds applied tu |

if so, have acdeep well bored by Harvis Cium.

He Guarantees Satisfaction,

clear tax with an addition of 8 per cent. interest. Land on which no house or goods are, may be sold. lt is a fallacy to think arreas of taxes can be put off indefinitely

cs 4 Lunch Counter | and that they can only be collectud H whenever the deblor chooses to and Billiard fall aMeaD a

sell his land.

The “Chairman” who used to be chairman of the Hillside s-hool trustees is desposed from his exalted position, but

PATENAUDE BUILDING, Railway St., Wetaskiwin.

Hot lunches at all hours at reasen- able prices. |

Try our fresh oysters, Best cigars and tebaccos|

hope so. ‘ always in stock

Stony Creek

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Livery, Feed & Sale Stable

Having leased Andeason & Asp’s feed stable, next Im- perial Hotel, Railway Street east, I am prepared to give the bostof satisfaction at most reasonable prices.

Stony Creek is not dead as some seem to think, but everything has been very quiet this winter.

Miss Annie Rolag, another of our esteemed young ladies lias gone to Edmonton for an indefinite length of time.

Miss Annie. Johnson returned honse from Ferry. Peint this wéek. She has been absent about six months. We are glad to welcome her home again,

Draying a pecialty, Godthart Johnson,

Manager.

Considerable excilement pre- vails in this neighborhood on ac- count of the G.T.P., surveyors who are at work in this vicinity.

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First-class accommodation for farmers teams at moder- ate prices. Reliable outfits! 3 only and guides furnished if} + necessary.

Mr. Hey will move his family to Rosenroll soon.

Preaching at the New Salem school house every two weeks by Rev. Bush field.

What has become of ull our poli- ticians? It is about time Stony Creek was receiving a little atten- tion this township has about 50 voters who might be qualified > and are very anxious to hear both JOHN P, PETERSON, sides of the question.

Draying a Specialty. Give me a trial.

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Penron Park

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- Intelligence Officceese

I will open an intelligence Office where the ladies can get girls at short notice, and where girls can find situations by ap- plying to

Owing to the cold weather, Mr.

Lucas has not steamed up his mill

yet, but will be ready for grinding as | soon a8 the weather moderates.

Some of our young men have also been disappointed by cold weather. sob and Chas. Teeder and Frank Me-

‘lveen have not yot started for the They did not intend taking the direct and happy route.

east, It is said these young men have concluded that

% wt the west is good enough for them any ints. Jaco Sinith, q how, but their needs must go sixty or| at tho Ba’ ery, 4

seventy miles east, put up the shacks |

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é 2 P % and get ready to prove up their good | Wetaskiwin, a aa Alta. Df intentions, | &

Mr. Shnore has put a bridge over | :

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‘ie Big Stone near his place. There was an accident there by which onc | No reflec: |

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tons on Mr, Shnore’s bridge building |

o! his horses was hurt. R di pe emeaies. ; intended. | Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. > |, For Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whoap- {2 ~ | tag Cough, Price a5 Gon titates elas oes: 4

Bill Bowie has sold his farm ar

will remove to town svon, Bill is a 4 good citizen and we are sorry to love Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera 2 if: and Diarrhoea Remedy. Nae Vor Bowel Complaints. {> Miss Eisie Campbell, a former resi — irons ones 4

dent of the Park is visiting her young

Chas. Swenson called on J. J. Trousil. Mr. Swenson wanted to} purchase some horses. |

Blinded With Headache

People often get blinding headaches that sulfer from constipation, Simp- lost remedy iy De, Haruliton’s pills of Mandrake and Butternut. They ave mild, certain aud safe, For Leadacho: and billiousness use ouly Dr. Hasnil ton’s pills, Price 25e,

Aa Wa PERM et AY Ce IT Me

confirm, elthough we think we would

mbt a e Chamberlain's Pain Balm. | i An antiseptic liniment lly val }

bie for Cuts’ Bruises, Sprolssand Kasumne . thas. Price sg cents; ec aize 50 cents. | {5

lady friends here,

Howard and Will Fee are rustling wood into Wetaskiwin, meetcs | Chamberlain's Stomach and | Liver Tablets. | naracteristic eye to busingss atten eal Monee relent am lod Mr, Mc4jntt's sale last week and

from the purchases

Soine of our young men with thei

made, rumors |

have boen set afloat, which we cannot felactory to the purchaser

be quite safe in doing so, money will be relundei.

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The late copyright Books The best grades of Stationery The most’ popular

Magazines

The sweetest toned

whooping cough and influenza, It has bacome famous for its cures of these disjases oi a i large part of the

THE CENTRAL

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STORE.

injunous apd thers isnot tie 125 Men’s, Youths, and Boys

CLOTHING

Reaqular $8, $10, S12, SIA, Sie $i8 YOUR CHOICE

This Sale is good till all are Sold....

Musical

Instrum/’nt

and the fanciest of

Fancy

Cat

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Goods

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Book and

Stationery Store, FFF ttt 44st +4e tt ott

Taxi- Dermist.

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Are prepared to do

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kinds of

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shortest notice and alt most reasonable prices.

Braglien Bros.,

South

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itioe Will be prosecuted, 019-3

Lawson Pump Wetusi win,

Brand Notic

CAMILLE DAVID, Ferry Point

Works, §

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The Blood is the Life.

If you are out of heath, get a bottle of Alterative Biood Mixture

For the cure of all Disorders aris-

ing from impurity of the BLOOD.

It is a true Nerve Tonic and Restorer—Alterative, | Laxative, and Diuretice— Regulates the Bowels, Liver, and Kidneys, renews Vitality, restores Appetite, induces health. |Slcep and strengthens the system to resist the attacks of \(liseases incident to a vitiated condition of the vital fluid. It is most valuable for

| Indigestion, Nervous Debility, Biliousnes | Piles, Constipation, Liver Complaints, | Headache, Fever and Ague, and

in general Loss of Tone

BARB WIRE CUTS.

WOUNDS, SORES, SADDLE and COLLAR GALLS are cuickly cured by using

:Dr. Ransom’s KORIT

® The most reliabe and qtickest ver invented and is earsiy usd O cents

heaing preparation \¢ bainz appied by a Pifeatho: §=Pris>

If your horse is out of condition cheap and worthess mixtiu

Inand 8 ow, don't monkey with

3, bub get a 59 cent box of

It is the best it know its value.

sults,

uul you wi get good. vio hav used

condition powder in Canada, and

ti (> > (> (> 4 a WALKER’S CORDIAL CONDITION POWDERS % > (> (>

I keep in stock ony the Purest Drugs and Medicines #/and devote my whoe time and attention to their careful g p-eparation 4 CORNODYNE,

Cures Corns every time, price 25 cents,

> I guarantee this preparation f® |and will return the mon Bt

y if it does not do all 1 say.

> English Horse Linament for sprains, etc. Price 50 cents, 4 » Ransoi’s orm Killer, for Horses, price 50 cents, 4 I always keep in stock the following:—Pine Tar, Oi

of Tar, Cumphor, Ginger. Gentian, Ground Flax Seed | Sulphate of Iron, Sulphur, Saltpeter, Hoof-rot Remedy, Ep- som Salts, Glauber Salts, Turpentine, Linseed Oil and a ful lline of Patent Medicines.

H. Walker, M.P.S'

English Chemist and Druggist, Wetaskiwin,

Cattle branded p on hip and Ne on ribs or |

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ane Various Processes That Eater { Into Their Making.

Cow bells that chime on the western plains, sheep bells that tinkle on the big American sheep ranches, bells for

grazing horses and mules and, accord- ing to Popular Mechanics, all kinds of bells for the farm and ranch are made in one factory, which stands on a hill- FRENCH side street in a little town in Connectl-

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| The metal for the bells is received at 190! the factory in large, flat sheets of thin

: fron direct from tbe rolling mill and is passed under a steam driven cutter, which turns out the properly shaped pieces like patterns for a double bladed ax. Then a ring for a clapper ts faa- tened into the center of each piece, and it is spanned with a little iron strap for a handle. Finally the piece is bent down into the familiar bell shape and its sides riveted together on the anvil.

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TaurspaYy, January ¥3.

ORNITHOLOGY.

gize Article on Its Pursuit as a Pastime —Muay Be Followed at All Times ‘by Those Who Huve Eyes,

@f any pastime or pursuit none, in my opinion, can be more fascinating than the study of birds. It is a Bub.ect that should interest every Canadian, for our insectivorous birds

you do not intend them any harm. It is a pastime that will cultivate | the highest traits of perseverance | and minute observation, and in time you may have the pleasure of add- | ing “a new fact to the world's stock let knowledge."’ Vienty of Material,

The one who takes up this pastime will find in this country plenty of material to work upon, for we aro well supplied with birds. At all seasons of the year a certain num- ber are to be observed, Even in win- {cr time, we have, in addition to the

callous that no pain will be felt, and the nail can be trimmed regularly ance a week.

In the Olden Days of Crinoline,

A woman tells this of the old days of “cages;"

A man—an artist and @ very shy person—walked out with the woman he delighted to honor and asked her to marry him. In stepping closer to her, as the occasion seemed to demand, early In the walk he got his foot through her large and expansive hoop

is crow and sparrow, the | and was too modest to make any at-

cheewin ' ite creeper, Sucked tempt to remove it. She was equally Sepak Ne Ae “a a4 ' a el 4 | timid, so they took their walk, settled fies cy Legtevaristicn gereitwarentas matters (she consenting) and came everal kinds of owls, as well ga | ome with his foot still held in her

hoop. History does not state how it was finally removed. 1 only know the story is true, and the pair today are

mon and interesting birds. the robin is generally the ant to ‘arrive; he may be

In spring first mig

seen hopping about some frosty | old married lovers. rning, cheerfully oblivious to the - that much wintry weather may A Raw Oyster. tervene ere he can build his nest. Although the actual amount of nutri- ‘lowing him closely, the bluebird | ¢iye material in a raw oyster {s small, e and after that comes a host | j¢ comprises all classea of food sub- of song aparrows, kingbirds, plov- | stances in a peculiarly assimilable | Llackbirda, etc. About the same} , | 1 Y " | iné you may sea the plump-looking form. Generally speaking, the raw

adow-lar! his black necklace | ™Ollusk consists of four-fifths water. |

fringed with yellow, or perhaps the , r sparrow, red above, light be- ter containing living typhoid fever t nd easily recognizable by theN &erms may be obviated by the use “al | te tai thers showing when he | lemon juice. The oyster is rendered | Then will come the American | tough and indigestible by bolllng. lfinch or ‘‘wild canary."’ and tho —_- | ethroated and whitecrowned | Altogether Too Inquisitive, rrows, as well as many ather | Burgess--What a bumbug Dolver tal | birds, the most distinguithed of | \hen I asked him If be bad read my ‘ " es pooh a ait AI) patie HO ; urticle about “The Epochal Era,” he | Ree clea ietil hind, 1 ti Sate | sald he bad and that it was the dnest nt , Granvernndnhlacie ise thing be bad seen for years, but when

Il by the green foliage | | came to question him | found he and white coms in which he de- | didn't know the first thing about the lights to sport, and as you watch | article. What do you think of that?

' ircling about you cannot re- | Y rrow—I think it should be a lesson rain from thinking that the name} to you to let well enough aloue next hestowed upon him-—that of ‘‘feath- | time. ered meteor’’—1s well deserved,

The Flycatchers.; Only Halt the Truth,

When the swarms of warblers, vir- Wife (during the quarrel)- Yea, and eas and flycatchors arrive the stu- | people say you only married me for | ent will have his spare time fully my money.

a a i i cae ' yng them all. Of I{ushand—People are wrong, my dear.

» it ia known |

: They overlook the fact that you also t thirty-one members

cecur In | had considerable real estate.

Cntario, and as experienced observ- ers are frequently confused by this in ral) multiplicity the amateur needn't feel | isco raged {f nat first he docen't The real need of the times, according cced in satisfactorily establishing | to the princess in every family, is some tho Identity of oach individual. method by which the earning capact- it is no little achievement to be | ties of fathers may be doubled.—Atch- alwa) able to name a bird, itself | Ison Giobe, unseen, merely by its song. One may | become extremely expert at this, and |

when a score or more of birds . ‘3 are sing;ng in concert in various

garden thoy may be all Disfocated Her Shoulder

| correctly claesified merely by their ‘y tes tyr 4 ‘ev ‘ .

dime r t vote Mr, J radford Torrey Mrs. Johanna Soderholm, of Peruse fs probably tho best authority on | yoni, Minn.. fell and disloce

birds’ songs | PP y :

, . ioulder, She bad a ' The killing of birds for their {den- | ait th place as soon F

tification shoud never be practised, | j) was quite sore and pained her very as it is a cruel and unwise oxped- | jvuch, Her son mentioned that bt jont, In studying them one should | }.d seen Chamberlain's Pain Ba

remember, as qa writer has observed, | advertised tor sprains and soreness, | thi it “A bird in the bush js worth ») ashe asked him to buy her a brat tig | tio in tho hand,” cf it, which he did, Tt quickly reliev-

« dher and enabled her to sleep which | she had not. done o- several days) Wer sala by all din

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DEEN He et | vation of crops, of the svecesatul | by a coating of brass and a bath in a | When you're up to work yo. diead, Rev, ©. G. A g owing of which the prosperity of | fiery furnace. In nests of gour or five One pa P -)ornin: thle country in some measure de | the bells, ranging in size from the lit- Wh D 'S 5 Dy Prayer, Tl ip in.; Holy Com pends, Many persons, otherw iso ae tle three Inch sheep bells to the seven en Dame Care comes down your - ond and 4th stinday, IL asm.; aver nae fereeeseetee reat ieties {nch cow bells, are Pies Mb a Ae way, j <d Sunday, #30 a.m. Sun-; Uninformed — conce: FN ees ture of charcoal and brass filings ais ; ‘ iy School at op. Wedne fa I a cf the land, as if av MAN tween them, in plumbago crucibles, the att are 74 instead of gay, Wve pi vine a A} 1 Aah fy Part crt Hoe ee lids of which are held in place by 9 When there's nothing seems to pay, au ay t 1 ; ' "Hector Wie ani ate it thet eres fellowet at all plastering of wet clay. These gre then hy in! Oat anes vice; ov, al | times, for by constantly having your | Immersed In the fire. Within the cru- | When the others fellows leu! time eves about you, you can become | cibles the brass spreads itself in a thin bee gradually acquainted with many spe- | coating over the {mprisoned bells, and Ig in! OATHOLIC cies, and continued observation will | the bell obtains its clear note, All that | When you're shor’ on things you ; , | catend your knowledge. It is by ev- | needs be done afterward is to burnish marta : ; atpeA he ery-day attention that mest can be | the bells, which is done by throwing “yt ; r ; jon, so) | earned, writcs James Mel adden cf | them with a few leather scraps into a Dg in! } “0 Rrenolt | ay nek rate ‘Aurough fleas big revolving cylinder, in which they | When the rent issoverdue = - Lhoneh an excursion rOug >. 4 a] y, ‘ ‘ | th - and sed is, especially if the student pollsh thersselyes. And the landlord says he'll sue ‘ blessed unent, at Bp m.| 48 supplied ibis Oat Lae end The Men In Line, When the wor'd js locking *'u-, very Sunday of the month Mass is ro ticularly neces ary for the study.| ‘The land forces gloue of Europe Dig in! cotoborated aug it. mi. every Vet ! ‘ eay eee : ‘6 9 ’ "95 rt Sua ing of certain varicties. But as | number “on the war footing’ 25,000,- |.) : , , nd 2 oti tay the blesse Sac -ood a place as any in town or | 000 men. Even Spain bas an army lar- Never ny rtd the other man, Sait Tani Tp... Confession will be] country for noting lirds' habits is | ger than our own, Dig in! 7" 1 in French, English, Dute pn orchard or ga‘den, and the best | Standing aide by side 25,000,000 men | You gan win, you know you can, Micmish and Ge n. time of the day the early morning. | would make a continuous line from : sige z B. van Werrey, 0.P. by remaining as quietly as pos ible | Calais across Europe and Asia to Be- Dig in! In one place, the birds forget their | ring strait, Better luc's will come your v ay, oe senna emnmnmen mccain —— | natural fear, and will then approach | parading up Broadway at the usual | Just make up yourmind to stay: fe | pufficintly near to allow of their | Doce infantry in files of twenty, caval: | ,. Pp * 4 fol Vio f ane Raies | plumage Lelng closely gbgerved. With | ten abreast and field guns two Every dog will have his day; ( At DDG 634) R 4 Ce)! a Tec ae de aaa ste ane abreast, this force would pass city hall Dig in! she tent | Hood book an ornithology, although in about seven and a half months, pa- an Teneo teat Seay | it is not always an easy matter. It pine eight hours a day, Sundays ex- —Se—-—— Ete cOr FERIA belitay .. $1.75 | has been gaid, inceed, by thore who | cepted. er : know that in this study baoks gre On the continent soldiers are carried With Grick Inthe Pack 4 Times one vear, The wee - | not of vital importance.. Some of | standing in fourth class cars contain- 3 h é iy Globe, one vear: Mine group | the best living naturalists bogan | Ing forty men each. Very small freight Zn arety against a whole lot of pictare containing port aits of without their aid, and worked them-j cars we should call them. To mobi- edy like Nem fline eh ctr ae ul Ontario. Provineial Gover- selves up by slow but sure degrees. | lize these men at once would take dislod vo atl ffriese Sache dell) ad NOL! tide sae .»+ $1.60) Nevertheless, books are of assistan’e, | 25,000 such cars in about 50,000 trains. jolt: Just rub Nervilin Ac ‘the Tins Toes and weekly Mail & ene may even be deomed indisps- | At q mile headway the trains would painful spot—not much rubbing be Eiupive one year, and your aay a reach twice around the world. cause Nerviline hasmore power than choice of the two pictures “The Peanetaocksion(he| Sul corre ordinary remedies, You won't auffer | Doctor” by Luke Fildes. R. A., tana a aa peice) Aa gee vi after Norilitg ts applied for it) F “Contentmments” by Max ald amateu ithologists «are, relievhe almer t v. i. | N a aioe + tee " $1.75 1 think, Chapman's “'Pirds of East- T paca bd Np eit, t 6 s AdaRtaene: Onkland rahe ae y ern North Amerjca,’’ Cones’ ‘{'Sey to ‘9 relleve Ingrowing toe nalls cu hi Ra t uced Nerviline I guess iny back Toe Tors one The North American Birds,'’ Vloienve V shaped piece out of the center of | oid be stiff yet. A few aplica- weeklyaBree. } year Merriam’s “Pirds of the Village and the nall, as deep down {6 the quick a8 | +:,,... of Nenviline took outall {!:e sore- Twenty-two sp ures, Garden’? and Neltje Blanchan’s possible, and press In ail around the | noes and stiffness.. Lean recommend two copies of celebrated paint- | ‘Bird Ncijhbors.’’ But the best vol- toe and as much as poss:vle under the | Ny rviline for any kind of wuacular it ten on der and one _.| ume for the ornitholog’st of th’s ingrowing part some good yellow soap. | pin, a'so for rheumatism, Price 25c. ( monta i tel %1.75/ Province is ‘Birds of Ontario.’’ Jn the course of a few days or so take Tire TASTES RING nian Parmer | written by Mr. Mellwraith of Namil- ge pointed end of a small penknife |}-———————---— wes uid) Western Home Monthly | aap bes Senay Miss Jean a olade and scrape out all the soup and ONBLYGAE ion npescsa teens $1.75) ey historian.» noted as a novelist 4p possible insert the blade under the Calgary Tu Tors and Farmer's Ad- To a be inner ornithology may ingrowing part and) withia beta dik Business Qoliege ite, £0) TOW at bacri Dera $1.60| prove a rather difficult study, There twist turn the edge of the blade up To old “aubscribers.ss:4.10seve 1:90|.aro a vast number of birds that in Watd and pare off as much of the.in- | Day classes in sevogvaphy, ‘Type- Bead at beats net ka sive and color greatly resemble cach , 6ToWlng part as possible. ‘Then press writing, Boék-keeping, ete. Tue Times and Canadian other, when considerable experience | in some more soap and a small piece Busr & Covurtanp, Principals. Flresherman, one year........ $1.25) gs peeded to discern any diflerencd, | Of absorbent cotton between the nail apes fe, These rates are only obtainable) some varieties will permit friend- | and the overlapping flesh to keep the ESTABLISILD 1899, when CASH accompanies order, ship to be developed gt once. Oth- | nail from pressing on the same. In | write for particulars to ; ers, again, require a lengthy ac- | the course of a few weeks the flesh un- P.O. Box 265, CALGARY. Lenser re TERA ee Pe rari quaintance ore they are satisfied that | ger the ingrowing part will become so} ey

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Draying promptly done. Competent Guides provided with Rigs if necessary.

Opp. Queen’s Hotel

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Horsstoiag a Specialty.

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of twenty-five years practical ex- perience, is prepared to furnish all tnaterial, build and complete all indsy of buildings, ready for occupancy, a reasonable prices.

Plans, specificacions, bills of mat- erial and contracts a specialty, To those who contemplate building, we | willsay, give us acall and investigate for yourself,

We have the sale of some choice Lots and business property Also farm Jands near town. All prop- rty listed with us for sale will kave| our best attention,

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£ TAILOR © scanoinavian SHOP & & & es ord 3 T have opened up a first-class tailor shop in the frout of an- ¢ derson & Asp's livery barn on the eastside of track. Full line of 4 $ samples and cloths always on hand tochoose trom. Iam piepared : @ to make suits to order, as wellas todoa_ kinds of repairing, Per-

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Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to

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{ will for the next thirty lays give a discuunt of from 0) to 30

On horse blankets 9 di ount of 15 to20%, A ta ariety to choose from,

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Ono gross of slightly damaged sweat pads at 85¢, each.

H. A. FINCH.

RSIS APE: SA AAS : Dried Meat Lake z ——_ s Your Br e " J I ed eath B bisa : th « very pleasant sur- | Poms ol ica @ of Seed ; Party/was given to M checked h which y sym- Farguson, j rs. Wim, | run i at once and shuuld «be to at 116 Many ware not able | Ca ief iption. Thee ee . at denils ocvabcounitwe: bata le | which fargrant healing Catarshozone a " PTE ECE RRERRRERERERUR EE atti) Dub cy aera waa ge in| onuse. ‘No easotstoo ch removeing ite ae “a honse full th 4 nearly 8 most stubborn yi 0 chronse, e+ g its ? bb bb bbe bre re bbb pa the ate aero ime to : | hb bb bbb bbe Pee beer more gucl: please: tah her many |It patente vapor of ree tim pitts grctrtreestatetsttsts cama aed cena 7 | Ee ee ae ee a oe ee ; - F. Jones, Valenti Cattarrhozo; Ozone you stay cured, Te ee CC RREREREEEEaE TES ERRUREORERERENANESA peed, 6 rl ma M7 eessattessessstsasssa) suit thes. Wane logh, teen busy and safe tose allover al coneentent G09 _ : debtetrt freightin : f 8 been busy type of is guaranteed Suntaat instant: bbb dt: g for G aid cattarr cure i Seer eee | Dabamel eo. P. Smith, of | a. 02° fe pap =—_—: a bea i SKS ) * ’ TT) . N outfit $1.00; sample ry cmp Ieee We h: ; N & ow that the sno 25c, that it is lave just comp! = ; a 3 many.-homestead w has coine Hane | is possible to sell pleted stock-taki | are stopping at H. * ravens Sil s in the selling ae must be dispose He and every dollar's w ela; 4 % 2 space i Sposer eas Pea $s wort a, 3 ; dinner or lodgings. Howes eo: i Creek ————S=—=—=—=—= BY BEE made tear ‘0 aS rps Winter Goods $| Fred J 5 7 A —— ECLcetasney ide necessary by our st x ©) ‘ensive alter: 2 lin, effords has he Literary Soci vo steadily increasing era- i @ ¢ igs a aati Geis TALeliitboed Cotte nce |® A : asing trade ; &|which i esl i eokly ’ can ch is one of the finest fi dence rns Dec. 14th. Notwith y meet- Men’s $18.50 Fur © TALE OF LOW ouses this side of Wetaski nished he stormy weather a | standing “92.00 Joats,cut price$13.50 PRICES 3 win, r f arge nu (a3 9: te tt 0.0 : a H. H. Rowe : P of young peopl oat 23.00 r Men’s $5 117 ; zeR 4 wih? 4a work ae Rone Wetaski- Owing to absence peste Mu 26.50 i ia et Fy % Be SL ITS, cut pri ae Pe nm Rez °° Aader ’ the tin-shop f pre-arranged d eaders of the 6 37 0 iv ? ).00 3.50 ys ce 83.75 % C) % son’s hardware store. ° ond and ae ebate it was post 37.00 “ 4 93 50) ‘ 7.50 ; “6 5 OF *° ae y ‘ ° 3 OT 75) non ‘ Les z 3 When some one st arran zed. oR impromptu debate 32.00 oys’ 3.79 Gs ; 6.00 BS out so : arts mini . Resolved Men’ arg Is, 3.0 iS ‘ : me of ng} b that e — 00 ‘ oe ove the numer as been of t steam ns Combi 3 iY 3.00 * ¢ a along Dried Meat a: coal | kind than seta wi benefit to man ination Smockand © 2.25 BS will indeed be ab ake, he|tiy picity. The affi y Can % : f alls * *| public e abenefactor to the | ri e@ was ably led by D. 8 me , worth $1.75 % K3 and himself. e}rine whil . 5. Crume- Ladi | — -é29, yours z ye * H. J. Schoolcraft and the lelea it ie upheld | ; adies’ Mantles | for $1 Suit fees nner a i ‘ er , uadies’ $ are to Duluth, ore treat oP. learned idvaess eee AB udies ei. Mantles, cut pri 2 p Ks B ae years residence ita after rede sk eto ns with ia 6.00 “ Je ak $0.75 3 er Cent, Sif $ D =]? \dam, of Duba re, Mr, | board by th Gal RS a eer 6.15 ‘ od mel, ; : y the leade ; 40.00 Fur © 3.5 eran 4 age | Bg a 3] lund and stock and Fein the | sistants the decision and their as-| * 9.0 So Cee a Men's Fur Caps, Men’ + | e er + purchased the farattite mute favor of the Sra wee ieee “ % 9.00 Overcoats, P ioe ile $4 a “| ce . i ve. The “Si 41H) a ack s GI $|cetely’ bopeyatr. Schools e sin.| ver Creek Breezes” w se = pe caine det nee oe wa < re-Rain Hiahealthin eee will | by the editor, as then rend Ladies’ Ski oth Caps, Men's Fel Ae J y 4 his ald home. eturning to A short musical Ladies’ &! rts Shoes. Ladies’ F : elt Ba +9 progra aadies’ $3.00 DressSki , Ladies’ Fur C: : V $| In th and instrum gram, vocal} “ DressSkirts,cut pri iv Caps SY er W + the school electi The t ental was rend 4.50 ee Cne DTCC AO: | Ladies’ Fur C x > ee ~ the 15th, J. J. Jones on held on| x; singing of “God 8 ped et oO ‘ i ab | i i Caperines, La- 2 " to fill the vacancy ca wae eee letn eee aD Fdortata nee the | aye ge y % +00 | dies’ Mufts, Ladies,’ Men’ * eeepenieeeceies | Ashton’s time expirj used by Mr. ( ructiye evening. Ac Me and 10,00 Silk Underskirt a and Chil ’ Bit erg % thie Wilver Gre v ing aud also in vitation id estatided cordial in- 7.50 | uildren’s Gauntlets ss lingeon ek district Mr. El Literary meet to all. The Cashmere( Sie! es - % was elected to fi . Ell, eta every Th z reC/loves. Rugw + W e ha ; x ancy of Mr. C : o fill the vac- vening. ursday Big Red p Gloves i tuewod * the publi i ve made arrangements with Slexpiring. rumrine’s time then uctions on all Men’s D ves, Wool Shawls ee ) 1S 1ers f S wit & f ote L di uck e 4 Ss. ‘ ; of the M — adies’ Wai oats, G = : or a Semcare aists , Gloves : % a whereby we c ntreal Weekly E Go ie $2.00 Winter Wrappere ene Wre ppers. ar es and Mitts. § A/ ¢ esnse ° al “ hed TOOT... uae ; ’ 5 etaskiwin TIMES an offer The eace Hill schools SS MMe. Ghenges are ea CE ee ON ates ie Underwear and Hosi * Herald togetl ; and the Weekly J. Provo has treat Usa gyn ae are tay a “ at Waists, cut pric Sa tase ‘ 1:00 na tse Bera Lined Hose, cut oeiehy. aa er % M : reated hi . {up with any childre: 8. | J'ox “ a “6 PTICG vis reece 2°00 Wars ashinere nse, cub price... .... % a at with is fa out healt Casts 1.2% a Woah eh rigs se 0 vein HOO “ ‘ ... BOe ? paper, to every eal ee price of one one arama The ee He make trong by "Ferman ala 1,00 a u “ GPR a3 Sonne Th Misses! 850 anid 4c Wool dia tent She * year i ubseriber ‘ ; e American beet. (ants Sia wage rors and sea ee Rie cate ee pes t rao yee seca hae tN Sete price SC * year in advance. er paying a makes and is good aAieRae aes the bi body, helps ivigorsies a re : ite “ anmane SON v4 r S38 4 Clara Ma . ay ood pute mad rict stion, makes R 7Be ie t fees r . is an unprecedented off leat week. rtell called at J.Provo's Sl ass nememper mbep The above reducti % er made befor offer— 3 W lishes a reserve of and soon estab- bought for thi ctions are on bri | ‘3 ore and a , . Adams call ive your child orce and ene 5 or this season’ rand new a : c ed th ren Ferr rgy. aason’s trade, : Vv, up-to-date = old subscribers ‘ pplies to new or Monday evening atd. Provo's| bars: ne Giefing, “Price soe., aoe trade, and are for pstomlate; goods, * to subscripti re ut holds good We | a pees CASH ONLY aS : ubscriptions paid iad gooc only Pl aaa if rave no achoel here. It i = a es adv . o not getti } is eect : scribers who are in ar ance. Sub — #/Teachers seem rotting a teacher, Aucti : © | * advantage of thi fra, tens ean take’ Bip itaren TLahPe kkes ion Sale CA 4 d s offer ; ¢|forth hi ector ha ‘ ; He arrears andon veal er, 3 paying up : Bs best efforts to scans da Live sie tag SH STORE. THE PLACE FO he . re in adv y ¥ sleizhing j 9 lements R B Ey oRV Hey c ance, . | ma * wz is one o milk cans, 1 w: ARG ERY Sy BSCRIBER d at interesting feature f the afid Furni cles too ncul rg and other arti- | 4 AING. = HIS SUBSCRIPTIC -R WHO RENEWS nya, 8 nowa-| pp ba ture | TERMS—$10 ana mention. SISSIES : r ay Tk -) $ . M. sTT. S—10 ar nan a SASHA SIGE $ PAYING $ 3 IN TO i HE TI M ES + : Marceline Norm Bons PA ie | path oe three months credit wil be Over # SIGIGIEISIGE ISIS RIGGS GIGISRHIK $ ty : pl IN ADVANCE, CAN 1 aueles visiting her t an, of Rosenroll, public auction on igned to sell by bearing 8 Reect ne ‘bankable nOt6S) f AAI AACR 5 OF W EEKLY H P ty CAN HAVE A COPX $ Wiain uncle, J. Provos. Ss. W qr 4 P No animal or RNa ps interest, | 2 O , ° % tR/ ATC b s fe an’ O ° e r 73 rticle Apes 1a ate % BOTH THE ALD ALSO, HI PAYS F attend n’s sale was fairl Five mile AT =23 aye Bie of sale Seale patiet moved $ bars p Ps 1 THE PAPERS AYS F nded last W y well | wi s north-e or. atisfactorily | $2 . ° \ E PAPERS, FOR’ 3 H Vednesday f Kne and one mile pear of Wetaski- | WM. I "12 id 2 [ Pr ¥ 5 nox school house -west of Joh ‘ M. DAHMS, * ~ ee f nyone | “ r ovo was in tow use, On n| w ’ - P ¢ oe Large : ® % oop whose subscripti 3, | assistin own last week VM. BERRY voprietor | 35 ge quantity B p Mio Sa, se Supscr me x M : week Se Y, Z ® arr ity | sf ‘ a : I IM KS 1s already ae cI iption to J he ing bis est naa in repair Tuesday, Feb And TORRRRPOUS = Auctioneer 5 Ses: Come SL al Shoes just $ E rt ts c y I: ” RA ’ 68. a F a IdididididicicIcicicicicicick meccoers Se ‘ e Convince Re vestigate : Pp b and who wisl . S I ud In advance 3 poet NE ES SERENE: soni Gan sharp, th ototototcbk | 5 is to v ms ed that buying’ FR te and b = H | k shes to secure the W $ e — perty, viz.: , the following BOWLI NG & w your own benefit 5 OM US & = erald, als airs ; leekly bi} igl CATTLE - o e give S : # $ , also may do c : : SIY gland Park rising a anes 10 grade cows, 1 hei d pecial Attenti $ * dollar and Pacing | ae 3 sending us a el ave hate Adsiaet pucklng calves, 1 grade a ayn f ALLEY % tion to this Department $ :, BAY us labe : ey ye now : MAY x rthorn bull | § 5 eae ¢ vear: 5 S iabe SA é got good : HORSES— 4 The i : a - yeal ahead. | marked a oy ates much waiting and asad rai {SES—2 good sucking mare Bae ae Allon oa Mar * Ip Dry Goods ® z w {|the snow will st ope| © ICKENS—40 chi ril 20, on Lans 1 Monday, Ap- ls Gr 5 a % If 7O re - ye wi i stay on fo y IMPLEN ITS chickens, side nsdowne street, eas 4 oceries es se rs W Hast R \ : Uleieeviics a subseriber i ar " ile. ra good | sleighs, Petar plod wagon, 1 set bob- mine ch tack, tye sevecey Pst 5 Winter F & Provisions Ae % etaskiwin TI M E S tO it he Se Miss Annie Tell Naw | Ova aahtiett eireg KAT Come and Bae hee: | BGG ootwear 8 & Te - 4+ i ¢ "Sl be Aly ma e », 2 sets double » 1 hay rake, ¥ & Good KamMe- 25 iH g Weekly Herald —a you Gin getthe. $ltoma daenbnes Paisisea te singh me |% FRANK BOUD i FE: . Dack @bat > Saapes eon BN sraid——a 24 page px ¢|some time ‘ OT AEN Ea pats | | s “2 : absolutely free, by ren + page paper— % | neck, sibsaed one clas =eene O bedateatent washing | Daeeteeey : | Gents’Furnishings,E : % ccrinti : ) ewinge your ye GRAIN— ; . OOF [34 E Ss @ z scription now or lata ing your sub- # Miacdore NalasnaictaN 10 shel od seed good szed oats Pea NSU te eee ROA We make a 5} Tan cae tS ie >< : panes ui a | Way, W : ew Nor.| me nd other article tee "| Nor cee |e ASTED COF a Specia ty of GRE op % If you are #| ay, was here on busi OF aaron es to numer North of Scots {<3 1D COFFEES y of GREEN AN Fa & ore you are if pairs Lem tone % | week, usines All the ous to cotand Canadian | 3 m 4105. MEN AND yy WS ] o nota subscriber t ron) sy e s last ae a above Chattles n ev arcarey Coli inadian | 2 Lop price paid for B #6 x iimes, you can eet bot! o The &| Chas. Davi Cee Saas ie gage Co.(Ltd.) | 3 We buy all ki 1 Butter and Eggs + x of which } l ° oth papers (eith - tenia (Ba ay idson started for Brit Seana ecee Al thas under, a aah M Carer: 15 You are aes inds of Furs, 55” Se v ) 1 alone are WOr j er & msec Colony) last | Will be given on 0 cae credit on }7> or not. i ays welcome, whe ih t3 vort bu w ab ish wl ) "4 * ed rth the pric % | business. . eek on | tole notes beari ing joint bank 0 ef dd , Whether you | 2 ” CC ) for one year for q | rice ask- SS M Per annua, aring 8 per cent. artareat On Improved F 4 1 }> you buy 5 6 ¢ a aAnQok a ¥ No animé x 2 - ‘arms in Alberta 5 ns se Baal Oa = as $ f cash, és fugu kale J. G, Berg vasnea | nay opera ee removed OSLER, HAMMOND & rye 12 Our motto :-—100 ee 2 $ a from Edi ; on their way | te ed for. satisfactorily @. Ss. LOTT Managers, Winni al } ie cents worth +e cS 5 + ph dinsville to Welaskieth: ae) aie District defy cay J | AS P &. © for Sl. i % yn rs, 1. T. Hanso ‘ y | ave the ANGUS 7 .S. ROSENRO or Alberta. 15 i 4 ~ \ T 3 n took in the si | BEN AMBLE - Auctioncer Appraise LL, Wetaskiwin, | ? : i E sis 3 day: SA Sie New Norway the other day loa ae ae | win,| ; Ruilway St., East ESON af ee One of i Cee Bite i _| 2 Mine bo tna) qe % © ‘, of the farm —- | tans 4 vies vat 4) % Wetas x) e $ Kao abaiha taut ors here found | . -—~— N | LS SC a Mi SCISIISIGISIGIGIISISIISISIISISISIIGK Vetaskiwin. Bs ‘ Hn ln isville mn | SHAG SIGIR. fe od 4° $ mes : wi the river Inst ae Ss uction Sale W DEALER IN ————— HAE, ce oceate aceoteogeozeotersectecte ze nseatoeseesees 4 % *| Who : u ‘ mee = = = soesentonteetecdeatenteetects . V (CJ F : ve Maltde thett Ae OF hiskeys Wines and Ci | re re $ F rench Publis * The residence of Andy P Farm Stock . spimren cea Sahel % \ ublisher. ¢|was burned to the Be Y Peterson » Implements ee - 18) J9tS3990SSOCOOEE % Thursday aati gne vat and Furniture. a ae rs ee PES $ ; stove pipe is efective — A > M ela suppose 1 ’ @ KR 3 | cause and hardly mot ul to be the| On N. W. | 447223 a} Spri x 2 i by ‘ RRM RRM AE hme nn ? ed. The loss is boat $300, BAY- | aa ani North-east of W «3 82 Spring Skirts ju f ; iP a RI 7 Rockatnte oR OS ES a ' ke. % Om 300, nd half mile so ‘fs ne Tetaskiwi 9 2 to KG + : St arrive ]: { Ea 4 ! y ALES REAERR ABER Sean hE EERE EEE *| Erick Hanson, Eri Fri mnile south of Pipestone, on 8 Silk Ate Airneataniiau as Gloth Skirts'from 8 EREEEEEEL ceeEEEEEE heehee PEEEAREEEEELE and’ Frick. Nord srick Borgstrom|Piday, February 5 8 flan ati the verve ntarGen ee: spLeAne LOW of M on ie on S fa fee s - I gre | iy t e A ETT \ ites stulag : OW). 8 A eee eee SCE CECEEEECREEEG De bofetchbaie the city last Lc ren drove to At 12.30 o’clock shar th Cs) sire t NOUSE 8; nderwen ee 5 ty ics, and | rer ol a 4 Feb bebebe Leb tofotfol eaeeeee ek on busi rp, the followin, % » to close arata bargai mde pa IR DSO ee Behe Bofete EEEEEEMEREEE | 5 ap SL HORSES-2 G wing : % it out t : argain as TG a oe oe te Let Set SC Sloane Me ° _ HORSES --2 Goo § Oo make r ae t ST oe EERE TY i end, a! Lewisvi coming 9 y 1a grey geldi > <@ room for my spri 8 a Bs the sightsiu the P isville took | ""; e8yra, wot, 9900, soutaand 8 AY, RPDS a + e - . CATTLE 2 C ‘ “ : 3 d ay nt k last Sun. 1 heifer aah Bide wen uve in March i 3 a giving milk; 1 yitent 1 calf; 1 cow, - y & rs) Rathore nds eh ROW Gaal ifer, 1 yr old. Vs é For Sal 8 ducks About 55 chickens, 3 g ———_—_ — 6 8 To be sold, t « HOGS—1 ints coud ' A f a 7 - 1 : Riven tarde hat well-k GRAIN- 5 Hogs. —— « Cherrington. “i ser te eee he o bush, good see good seed barley e H. I ate’s | Im jt ted Enelis) ; ired, with all tk ‘res together if . | Stack. secc rheat. 1 str us § | . CO ; J ny ish o lo Sen cattle, he stoc, If re-| IN Jp east Ww 3 ollars ¢ 2 eloves, wor AS 3) 130 Bitonsitee aise Botags 0 tae ait kenge ay 1 Hay rake, lw Barber hop thing in my ont Neck wear at ites 3 00, now the implementa, ¢ and 85 pigs; al , | LOWS, Laed brid P aw, 8 lever set Np : my 2 y store ata bargai ‘ wgain; Kivery- “ sufficie ents, ate. I | soling machi n harness J goods for yours gain till Febr , ping oY icy the witering: Thee ty Rs Baas bine, 1 MaQgEn Hs dahorn- 000000 F 3 yourself, ebruaryv: See ronson foe galling. th he Line dart aahy ues 1 water Fy Wick, Depaere j 1 ; Anny to the ‘Weath of ile only son, FURNITURE ati ma MeCor,)mooth Shave and Stylist 8 reac tf Se Ret Gua itonron chatce Haire alt R. R San ol spent peichen tele oe Bing y Abia 4 M R etas xiroom suite, 1 ¢ rocking irst doo! ‘ iF : ikiwin ye bed te. fat ki K monorth of GO t S. A E KN 3 u, 1 ltdater, 1 eoukiing re Ob, 1 of Criterion Hote: 3 Pe g ® par AP D> stove, Ww , xarce Stree pe ® ce essere esas cuseassoonuisc el utoee ical / oh \ _ R, Dickson's. if i ad u aye ¢ Wr i Ih Peer,

Bee cl

Farmers

Attention Wanted 10,000 Fat Hogs

Delivered any day in any number. Highest price paid in cash according to quality.

We also want 10,000 cus- tomers to buy the best qual- ity of beef, pork mutton and lamb killed in Alberta.

Family supplies a_ spec- ialty.

P. BURNS & CO

W. J. Williamson, Mgr.

Lop closes every night except Saturday at 6.:0 |

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COAL! COAL!

Get in your coal at once as the coal supply is limited and very cold weather is prophesized,

Prompt delivery.

Leave orders at Peter- son & Anderson's store.

McCarter Anderson,

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RIX’S w The Clothiers

Invites you to inspect his complete stock of Clothing, Boots and 4#!| Shoes and Men’s Furs nishings. Styles Up- to-date, prices downs to-date.

“Ll, R. RIX Driard Block.

Agent Calgary Steam Laun- dry.

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Feed &Sale Stable

Having purchased the Red Barn, just north Wetaskiwin Hotel, we are prepared to pay the best attention to far- mers’ teams.

If you want to buy any style of horses or cattle, call on us,

Bush & McNichol,

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‘conducted by Rev. G. Runge in !the Swedish Lutheran church at

‘Tar WETASKIWIN TIMES

Published every Thursday morning at TheTimes

} Printing Office, Wetaskiwin. Subscription, $1.00 perannum in advance Adve tizin ¢ rates on application,

| VY. C, FRENCH, Editor aud Proprietor

TaursDAY, JANUARY 28. 1904,

Town Topics.

Geo. B. Henwood was at Ponoka last week on legal business.

We are handicapped again this week, our foreman still being ill,

*Try Mohler & Pepler for lum-

| ber— they guarantee satisfaction. |

R.M. Angus was confined to the house a few days last week | with a severe cold

*We would be pleased to have

lumber, Moller & Pepler.

Mrs. Geo. Carmell spent several days of last week the guest of re- latives and friends in [dmouton,

; you call and see our new stock of |

lleft next morning fur Ponoka, was}

AG nee ae

| N, W. Gould ntepel about 30,000 rat skins to a (Juebec dealer on Tuesday. Thisis the largest shipment made from this point this season, and Photographer Tal- bot took a photo of it, which will be on exhibition in a few days.

A gospel temperance meeting will be held in the Methodist church on Sunday night, Jan. 31st at the close of the regular service. A short address will be given by Rey. ©. G. Corneille, B.A, B.D. All are cordially invited to be present.

*Miss Star of Ottawa will open a millinery store about the Ist of February in one of the new stores im the Driard block. She will carry an ap-to-cate stock of every- thing in the line of millinery and ladies’ wear.

A Warning The medical health law of the town of Wetaskiwin must be strictly observed, and every effurt is being put forth to see that it is. A woman whe | stopped over night atone of the quar: | antined houses in town last week and

ittended one of the patients, and who

arrested upon her arrival there at the

friends the first and third Friday | lof month on and after Feb, 19th. |

Ernest Cashel was captured by the|

police near Calgary on Sunday last, fund will be hanged on Tuesday of next week,

| Messrs Charles and Thomas Cum- mings came up from Iowa to attend the funeral of their brother, who was

buried Jast Sunday,

Mrs. J. W. McLeod will receive lat the home of Mrs. W. McCallum | jon the afternoon and evening of | Thursday, Feb, 4th 1904.

*Tf you want to buy lumber it will pay you to call and see Moh- ler & Pepler, corner Railway and|° | Monk Sts,

|

| Mrs.Clege will be at home to her} i

ltor 14 days. Thisa warning, which]

| was held in the Methodist church at }2 o’olock conducted by Rev, C. G,

conducted,

Mrs. David Ward was taken jsuddenly and seriously ill last week, but her many friends are | pleased to learn that she is conval-

lative | escing. |

C. W.S. Harkness returned on

|Monday froma visit to his old| tives.

home near London, Ont., and is

| . now prepared to conduct auction | Sales, as formerly.

German Lutheran service will be

| 3:30 p.m,, Jan, 81st. |is heartily invited.

Everybody

Mirr Founp—On Wednesday night,on MeDonald St. a ladies’ right mitt. Finder will receive same by calling at Gayfer’s drug store and paying for this advt.

*The lumber for Mr. Matejka’s new hotel, the Queens, Driard and

istance of the medical health officer | and health coumittee, and?was§placed

in quarantine, where she will remain}

those who have a tence uy to violate

the health by-law, will do well to heed,

Laid to Rest eeeres A large number attended the fun- eral on Sunday last of the late Fred Cummings, Wetaskiwin lodge In- dependent Order Odd Fellows had charge of the funeral, he being a member of the fraternity. Service

Corneille, B.A., B.D., while at the grave the ceremony of the order was The members of Wetas kiwin Ladge marched in a body and six of their number acted as pall) bearers, they being Bros. L. R. Rix, | J. W Hallett, Geo, Bayliss, W. W. Sharpe, J. Ellis aud J. M. Peterkin. The deepest sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to the bereaved rcla-

ifor stock-taking.

THE GREAT EMNANT SALE..

: _ IS STILL ON AT ‘cowler, Murdoff & Breen’s

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P ain Tit Hardware : we ;

Snaps for this Week .

Men’s Handled Axes for 95¢, regular price $1.25

Wringers...

Dowswell Steel raias Wringer, solid white rubber rollers, regular price $3, for $1.95.

1CRESCENT Wri inger, white rubber rollers. $2.50 for 81,85

; 1DOWSWELL ROYAL AMERICAN, hard | Sao iy f t lard wooc Prices are lower than the frame, with improved clothes guide board, extra heavy

Get some of the snaps while they W ae rubber rolls, to fit round or square tnbs,the BEST RINGER made for laundry purposes, $3.50 for $2.

Tomatoes, Corn, Peas and Beans at wholesale prices Snaps in Razors

California Fruit Jam at 60c per pail.

Rap oi in 10 lb pails for 55¢e; also Syrup and Mol- asses in bul

Best Roasted Rio Coffee, 15¢ per Ib.

Japan Tea at 35¢ per Ih. in one- pound packages, regular price 45c.

6 Lbs Apples—best in the world—for 25c. are Ontario’s best product.

Get our prices for Five Roses Flour in quantities ; also Patent and Strong Bakers.

Groceries

We are running down our large stock

hardwood frame. solid

lowest. last.

—

Regular $1.75 and $2 Razors sold for $1.35

Here is a Suap or a Brisht Carpeter

These

A Great Comedy nae

“What Happened To Jones.” played last night to the largest house ever given a company here.

The play is clean with a laugh from start to finish and presented as it was by a capable company it gave those present a most enjoy- able evening. Each and every member of the company is an ar- tist. Millard Reid, as “Jones” be- ing especially clever. Taken al- tovether the play aud company was the best ever seen here and

Criterion hotels was furnished by | he Rosenroll Lumber Co. Ltd.

Those who attended the Liberal | convention in Strathcona last week as delegates from district were : Messrs. A. R Dickson, Geo, B. Henwood, W. J. McNamara, C, Olin, C. H. Swan- son, O. Bredeson, A. 8. Rosenro!!

Geo. P. Smith, F. Blades and B.|

A. VanMeter.

A painful accident befel Camille Babineau last Friday while he was working at the Driard Hotel He is employed by F. P. Spencer

Just North Wetaskiwin Hote! as painter, and while he was reach

DO YOU KNOW ?

Gj team came down on Wednesday | to play a friendly game with the!

you can get a lot of fun out of making pictures vt night witha IXodak and lash Lieht. Try it on your family or Visiting friends. We have a complete stock. }*ull directions

F. L. Talbot's

Photo Studio.

ing to paint a corner in one of the rooms upstairs, the step ladder toppled over,throwing him heavily t> the floor, fracturing one of his legs. He is progressing nicely under the care of Dr. Harwood.

Scotch letter by ason to his father at home.— Dear August, father the Ist this will go from you to me to let you know that Tonald ind I are well. Tonald and I wreught quarry no wrought four days when quarry cave in, brack Nonalds nack clean smack through and died yesterday, buried day before, I will auction sell by R.

| M. Angus and come to you already |

| your affiction, Dougal McFraser.

when they return with “Why; we doubt if|

| Smith Left Home,”

| ithe house will hold the crowd.

The company is under the man-

x °* | agement of C. P. Walker, of Win- | Wetaskiwin |

nipeg, who is rapildy building up a reputation through western Can- ada as a producer of high class theatrical entertainments,

Police Court.

Win. Brown was arraigned on Wed nesday before'J. Y. Byers, J.P-, on a charge of stealing a black mare from Chas. Peterson, and was sent up for trial. G. B. Henwood, prosecutor; W. Bork

, defendant,

Last week A. S, Rosenroll and J. A.

O'Neil Hayes, J.P.’s, fined aman nan ed MeFarlane $50 and costs for an enfraction of the municipal by-law He was ellingg § roods direct to the con tuner Without a license. The ca

has been taken to the supreme court to quash the conviction of the justiecs, The case will probs wbly be heard in Wetaskiwin in about two weeks,

Card of Thanks The undersigned desire to sin- cerely thank the many friends and

relatives and especially the mem- |

bers of the J.0.0,1°, society for sym pathy and assistance during the re cent sad bereavement of my brother

Bry Cuminas

| The Strathcona juvenile hockey |

jteam here. The Wetaskiwin boys

were preatly surprised when the | | visitors stepped off the train, as}

they hadn’t the least intimation |

Girl Wanted

Expr { dinping-room g oui ORTARD MOTEL

Girl Wanted

} a net todo general house work Three in fan mist be toro mnithily ¢ wee TL atits OFFICE

they were coming, however a team |

was picked up, and a game was i played Wednesday evening. Some} {

| yood playing: was done by the boys |

jou both sides, but the Wetaskiwin | two undone half miles castat towne 1, wort

ee wonoul, the seore at full time being 2-0 in their favor,

Improved Farm for Sale

Owing to th health i ain compelled to die »wof my quarted

unbod plow, alifenced, good frame lous se and several outbuildings, two woils with pumps,

Eusiost noams, Address J, H, KNOWLAN

Att Wotaskiwin |

ction Se W. Mw 2046 44, |

| FOWLER, MURDOFF & BREEN,

One No. 55 Stanley Adjustable Bian with 52. bits pomapleks, Stanley

Tedeye ramus: kas cet 613,75

In Packages and Fancy Tortoise <>. Shell Tins

Furniture

On all our Furni- ture,except common chairs Yes [ES

, We will O1V 3 Dress Goods, double width, | Y BIve

em Sry ene |29 Per Cent Discount for ONE More Week

Dry Goods...

Our ‘REMNANT .SALE

ion. Read what follows:

is still

double width, for $1.50

94 Yds. Print,fast colors for;

»~ 7 ) : She. of our Remnant Sale. ‘ | Now is the time to Specia get a Lounge, Sofa, Easy Chair, Bed, iron Snaps or wood; Bureau, Wash- e000 stand, Rocker, Desk, or F nts: P Secretaire ; ‘ost. or in White Lace Curtains, reg- Raat, anne oor ular price $1.25, now 95e. ;

10 Yds Unbleached Cotton}*

for 90e. 24 Yds heavy Ke rsey Flan- Crockery...

nel 90¢ for, regular price 45¢ per yard

Ladies’ heavy Wrappers, full size, reg. price $1.25 for 90e.

Ladies Hemstitched {Lawn tlandkerehiefs, regu- lar 10e goods, now 6 for 25e,

Special Eads of Flannel- ettes, 10 vd3 for b0e

\ few Ladies’ Waists,

oe eoods for 450.

Special Prices

on all Crockery for Remnant Week. (Cups and Saucers in Gilt E “dge, Royal Blue, Brown and Wheat Patterns. Chamber Sets a few left at 10 Per Cent, DISCOUNT

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Special Black Sateen Underskirts, $3.15 for $1

Ladies’ Underwear, 18¢, 20¢, 25e, 80ce, up ty 1.45

1 Only Ladies’ Jacket Hfer $1.98

Departments are competing for first place in this great sale,

The Store where Bargains are Genuine.