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your old watch .on th'e . purchase price of a new on~. We handle only the standard makes of watches, every watch guara~teed'

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The hockey boys repeated their last '--year's performance when they 'Io~~ to n a hotly· contested, fast and Glenhoro on .thnt lown's Ice last Friday an game Oil local. ice last uight h> a 'score of 4·3. Thl! boys have no erne defeated -Glenboro by one excuSes to.olrer-they simply could not i:~unte;', putting the teams ~n an hit theIr usual stride, and their oppo· e'{'cn footing in the Icaguc racc. A sltlon scol'ed tll'e IJlost goals. BIrd; In 'al train brought threc cars .of goul played a splendid game and kept s fro 111 thc WI.!5t the 'score down.' Th'ls game pui. Gien. . , boro In first place In the league. The ------ , terns were:- -': '. . Dr. Burton, Dentist, will visit

'fREHERNE: - Bird. Smith,'. Darlt· Tr:ehernc frol11 Tuesday evening, well, Coutts, Temple~on. BIglow •. Par- Jiil. 23rd to Saturday, the 27th ker. Dietrich.' .

GLENDORO: McKnlgh'l, Lyall, Jackson,. A. Johnllon, Mccutcheon, FI'Cdrlckson, Lyall, E. Johnson.

THE BONSPIEL

Treherne Local Donsplel Is engag­Ing the attention of local curlers this

-Mrs. McCoig had the misfortune to. The regular cups and various i fall and break' her rIght arm recently. 'prllzes aro the gOlll' of tho rinks. One I It Is mending nicely. of the features of the 'Spiel Is the -Grab Doxos containing from 50c. to ract that so.called "dub" rinks, made I $5.00 worth of mrchandlse (or 50c. at (rom all lind sundry aro coming In' Ruston's.· strong lin!! aro making It mighty un·

;. ______________ 111!1 ___________ -Miss Mllrgllret Campbell" 'Ioft 0\1 com(ortable (or some of the "crack" • Tuesday nIght (or ber Iiome 'at Oak· rinks, which goes to show thnt cUI'lIng

ville. Is:' "anybody's game," or would be If ---.------------------------:--------------:---"7"' the Treherne Curling Club was con-__________ I _________________ I111!1 ___________ 1I!' ducted al0!1

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CYPRESS RIVER BONSPIEL

Big Discounts at the Pharmacy

'Cypress Donaplel will commence on ~Ipnday evening,. January 29th. There w:1II be three ollen events, and Conso laUon, and It Is probable thnt two 01

three more events will bo added before opening date, similar to last yellr, \l negotiations now In progress malerlul­Ize. Splendid prizes are offered

Our-busin{s3 year ends Jan. 31st a'rid we wanl to: I

reduce our stock before stock-takingo' Also we need the mon~y so offer' thrse big d.iscounts until Feb..' 3rdo

STATIONERY.· . . '. . STOCK FOODS, PGU'LTRY FOODS, 20ro DISC,

RUMSEY.ENGLISH

, Mr. Franlt Rumsey and JIIrs. Edith English were quIetly married, some· where, aomo time last weel(. Delalls p:re lacltlng, but the Times reporter promises to get (uH details from lho hlLllPY 'P~Ir', upon their return to town.

· CHALMERS CHURCH NOTES

Sermon Subjects for Sunday, Jan. 21:

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$2.:00 PER YEAR

T reher-ne Movies

A Surprise Package for Dad next week.. Mother is out of Luck. Smoke up, Dad .

Tuesday, January 23, at 8.15 sharp

DOLLARS AND DESTINY and a Christie Comedy

i THE SNEAKERS

Adults 2Sc, No Tax to Pay Children ISc

Good Music at every Show ,

lour money back at any show which dis­fies yOU. We want every patron pleased.

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Morning :-"Lord. Teach us to Pray" Evenlng:-"Should the Governnient

inlo the Liquor' Business,'.' or "The Proposed" by the Moderation

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The regular Literary meeting of the· Guild was'beld In unison with the An· nual meeting' of the congregation Inst Tuesday evening. ' Miss' McIntosh con· ducted the meeting. ·Tho program was of a particularly pleasing chara~ler lind oWIng to the meeting flllllng so near "Burn's Night," ·the numbers were Scottish throughout. The pro· gram consisted of the foHowlng:':""

Violin Selecllon :-Howar(1 Forsythe · Chorus:-"Locl1 Lomond" -accom.

pan hid by vIolin. . Reading (rom Durns-Mr. Stewart. Solo-Miss Rabe. Duet by Misses Wilson and House. The meeting was closed'by the sing'

Ing of "Auld Lang Syne." , The next meeting 11'11\ be the regu.

,Iar Missionary meeting. The subject Is, "The Work of Dr. Robertson." ]I

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, -_.-"--'. METHOt!IST CHURCH NOTES

. The' usual ·mornin". service 11'111 be held.' ,

EvenlnK Subject:-"Comlng Back the Old ,Home." ,;' Epwort~ Leagues meet l'very Wed: ~esda~., ' ~ext ··week Mr. CUrtill will llpeak. on ~'lntellectual Activity and It'll Relation to. Health."·, , . , '," 1 ,. ',"",;(,; 1':..1' , .. ". ¥. .. '" •• ~'. ;.' I~ ' •

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Hanl -The mo'ment you grip this hammer you know YOli

';"ill land square and true, and work all dn)' without tiring, because . ,

'KlIII: . '8. ha~m~rs have the correct b~lance~ and hang, and give best r~sults" Handles are held in place with thc Sim-

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, . WEATHER REPORT

Report for December reads as fol lows:-Coldest day, 17Ul, 26 below; warmest day, Christmas Day, 40 above. Snowfall, 16.10 Inches; ralnfaU, .16 In­ches. There were-U bright dllYS. The , month of December averaged about 6 degrees below normal temperature.

Temlleraturcs from January 3rd to 16th Inclusive are as follows:-

Jan. 3-Mln., 8 below, Max 8 IIbove. Jan. 4-1\[111. 12 below; Max 12 above Jnll 5-Mln. 36 below; max. 12 below J lin. C-1\!In. J 6 below; max. 13 IIbove ,Jan. 7-mln 11 above, max. 20 above Jlln. 8-mlll. 10 above, 11lax. 18 abo\'e Jan 9-mln, 2 below; max. 14 above 10th-min. 5 above; max. 15 above 11th-min. S below; max. 15 above 12th-min. 10\below; mnx., 2·\ above 13th-min, 5 nbo\'c; max. 25 above 14th-min. 8 above; ma:y 19 above 15th-min. 4 abovo; mnx. 12 above 16th-min. 6 below; max. 5 above Snowfall [01' two weeks, 9.90 Inches.

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SHOOTlriG DEER

Many a foul··I.eggcd dcel' has been Ehot at and mlssell.

George ~lullcl1 !lnel Joe (1osl1<l were out hUlltIug on a big game !I' cense when Joe' tlhot a deer whtc!! rell as dead 118 R bloated steel'. On lI~rlval at the scene, Joe stood his gUll I, ,..... against a tree and went over to sUclt the carcass when the flery-blooded elk . ~.. ,.. ~ . . "amo to life !lnd began to sCl'amble ror a footing mie tile kickers of a Itarson feeder. As Joe was full o( "luck and' ambition and twenty yards II.om his 'lliiullunltlo", h,e threw him· sel r on "ttie wounded "ranior . anll

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srabbud . Its logs", as It ..kIcked' and 'jumped; 'Cousllt aand, sQulrmd ' tbiJ, ugh'-fort.y. 'yards, ofa;!. sno;r" like Il

whfrlwlnd In a stook field. and finally •• • 'It , ,," I

be got a belt Illce from his pocket and • tied Its 'hind leg to Its front one and almost cut Its head oft before' he struck Its jugUla I',

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CYI;'RES~ RIy'E~ ,UNION Ct:tU,~CH.

, ..~, -~" :' . ~. Hev. Hislop Dickson, M.A., D.D., Pal tor

l::iUlluay,_ JI~nual'y :n_Ht:-l1:vo a.m.:-l;lIUl'ch Scbool. Ser-

mon Hubject: Matthew's (;'oapel, Chap. t~: 9·~!I. .:"

7 lI.m.:-"The Geniality of JelsW!i:"

The !iY'-Ol'istrli:t. '. Harrlet D1aekwell and, DePllty Grand Marshall,

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Sbter ,MI~e Sund~l; ;v,.G., S\s~er V.I.IV.~' •. Biglow; secretary, Sister Amy. .... ~Ieslue; . financial ·secretarY. Sister A:

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w~lrden, S\s~e.r( 1:" D~~e; cOl,lductc?~, Thompson.; R.S.lIt.G., Sister

. Tb~omIPs·('~)Ii: ~.S:N.G:: Sisler M. Mog· ., . gey; R.S.V.G., 'Slster B. Stau1rer; L.S,V,G" Sister E. Graham; I.G., Slst'~r S. McIvor; O.G., Sister S. 1\Ior(O,,; Chaplain, Sister C. Garvie. . At the eiose of. lodge, a very pleas-

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CYPRESS' RIVER LOCALS

-John Malcolm, who. took suddenly III last week and was taken to. the General Hospital, Winnipeg, and op­erated upon for appendicitis" w;e are glad' to learn, Is getting along nicely, H:15 p.DI.:-Y.l'.l:l.lJ.W.

,Ileutlng. Leaders, MISS Emma lSa,rK,erl-Wm. Young .of Richie, Sask., who andMlss Tena Sholdlce. attenled the Convention at Brandtn

Wverybody invited to theSe Services I last week, took a J:un over on Satur­'l'he Annual Meeting of CYPI'ees itt. day, to vlsl( his parenls here, MI'. and

vcr Union Sunday School was' held on ~rs. John A. Young. P

Wednesday evenmg,' Jan, 10th. 'l'he -Lyall Christie, who was the local eastor, Hev. Hislop Plckson being In delegate to tho U F. M convention al the chair, and MISS Selina Lee was Blandon, returned on Saturday. The

delegates orlg:nnlly appointed by the Hecrelary of tho meeting. Tile Treas· U l~ W M were unable lo attend and uror's report showed the total receipts ns Mrs~ Geo. Campbell was visiting In "I tllo yual' as $410.67 and the Expen· Il ,Jlture ~406.05, Icnvlng $'1.62 on hand. randon, durlng convention weeIt,

tho nllpolntment was switched and 'l'he election of 'fellchers lind om· cl'edeut!als sent to her with Inslruc.

eels [or 19~3 resulted us lollows:- tIons to uttend, which she did. A 'fhe Superlntenden t and Assistant j I -

dUllO'l:lutendent to be elected at the 0 nt leport of the two delegates will be given at a meeting In the church

.Anllmll MeetJng of the lJongregation. basement on Saturday next commen. l1.o~0.rdln,g Sec'y:-Mlss Hena Car· clng at 2 o'clock. W. J. Lovle, M. P.,

nugle. ' Is also expected to be lit this meeting .l!;nvelope Sec'y:-Mlss Selina Lee. and to give an address. Treasurer:-Mt:. "I. W. Do~d. ,--;-Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gillam were Planist:-Mlss Selina. Lee.. presented wllh a number of gifts lind Librarian :-Mlss HUga Johnson. ailMesses from the different societies SU'?t. CI:ndlo RolI:-;-Mrs. W. Bond. on4 -citizens l'ot the town and dlsh'let Supt. Girls' Work:- Mrs. (Rev.) H. during 'the 'past week;' prior to their

DICKson. . , reiliovai' 'to North Transcona. The Supt. Days' Work: - Rev.. presented - Mr:' Gillam with a

D1~kson. , ..,. ~ . P D, ~ O;.ltf j.ewol: and an address, and 'citizens 'or the' 'town' presented

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HOCKEY

JaCk' Smltli 'and Dicit 'l'homas were !Juck nOI·th when Dick fired a gl'lst !J.r shoLs !It It deer in a blurt and scar· t)d it ovor a' h'm where ~ack 'took a bead on It, l1!S It dlSlIllpellrcd, and hit Its shoulder. Dick' followd Il iind 'rhe Olen bol'o Tuxls Boys' hockey ~hot nil his shells with no results. [.,1I1lI paid II visit to, 9YPI:~s.s, ~Ivel' o.~ The noxt morning they found a milt of ~lnll1rday nnd a real fllsclnatlng gRlne blood where It Imd been all night nnd of hockey wns IJlayed with the 'fuxls got It laying down a little' Carther on. Days here; the score being 3·2 In fav9.f When Dick stuck It, It jumped UI' (.1' tllI,l hame team. CY'press Rlvel' Is

':aDd beat It IIlte a rotnry snow plow vorl' proull of their Tuxls Days IlS

~'Ith Dick's knl[e In He throllt. . Jllck I~ 111\' Ol'st time this sellson the lI1ton·,

tll'ed when It was len\'lng lind knock. boro boys hl\ve b!len ~erenled .cd orr Il horn, which put It a little 11001' sports. , S. Johnson ·of Glenborol (Jut of 'bll1!mce but didn't alllcltOll' the .was kind enough ,to~loan the ~'jlCled:·:-They:: --fOllowed, 'It., Cor ,two ~oaJl1 and sleigh. '.rIH~ Une-uII :muis' and shol III" thell' shells, Finlll;, ,ollOWij;-:-, r -l,~" tY they (oulld Il stolle dead, with lG;-1 QI.t1bofol-J. Joso\lhson, tllroat cut and a single bullet In ~Its E. Cartnell, S. Johnson, S. Fi·,e(IJ.·lcl~sciji!l slioulder. . 'J. Nlhbe; Sub., . ~:DlIi Chrls'tle lind· Chnrlle' , . tnclted a _doer till they got J!~ and 'botli" fired." "Vlien"the ;",blch big

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: Brlno In your Harrows and DrllI -Parts NOW for sharpening and repairing, before the spring rush CYPRESS RIVER MANITOBA

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hanall 'of,' the Holland leam here on Monday night by a score o[ 8-6. The ftrst period was disastrous to Hathwell Holland scoring- 6. ,go~ls, .- 'l:~.1! \t!Ay \Vas fast, but the visitors were unable to -find ··thii-nei: Peii'iili.les: :':'nfgfiiw and Mulholland. •

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The third period opened by Rath· well tying the -, score. The local 'lads came back strong and scored 3 more counters, and Rathwell tallied twice.

'The game was perhaps the'mugbes and fastest on Holland Ice this winter, but Referee Banville had the game ~. ''1. I

well In hand at all times, The Une·up was as (ollows:-Rathwell Position. Wilson goal Cameron R. Def. Smith L. nof. R: Mulholland Centre H. Mulholland R. Wing Briggs" r~. Wing Dra'per Sub

arpq Sub !Jwln Sub,

HoUand Biglow

Sinelair M. Dagg Graham

E. Biglow Lipsett Lipsett Biglow Wade

HOLLAND 1..0.0 .. F INSTALLS

The regular mectinA' of l':xeeIRIOJ' Lodge No. 40 was held on .Jan. 16th and the following officers Installed:· .f.P.G .. A. l\lorrow; N.G., S. Hllrdy; V. G, D. Jerfry, Chnp., Rev. Mllncr, Wn., W. Pentlanll. Conll., H. Dmltc, n S N G, F Purvis, L S N G, A lIan Morrow, R S V G, G McGill, L S V G, D. Jor· don, L S S, G. Purvis, I G, J. Ross, 0 G, P. Hnrrlson. R. S., O. Blackwell, F S, H. Curll, Treas., l~. Campbell.

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-Jas. Camllbell retlU'lled fro.m the. city on Thursday. -Harry Purvis was a passenger to Treherne on Wednesday nlghl -Mra. Turner Is visiting wllh her

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parents, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Wood. ":::ChiiS. Dul1ted spent a few days ot last week In Treheme. ":"M'rs: Beach returned from Winnipeg on Friday. -Miss Pearl McLennan Is spending a , few days at home. -Pat Mills accompanied the hockey boys to Rnthwe\l on Friday night. -·Mrs. Shortreed was a passenger to Winnipeg Saturday night . -Coming to HoUand on Thurs .. JM. 25 a brilliant musical and vaudevill Re; vue, "Kissing Tlme"-lhe laughing hit the season. Come and have a good' laugh. ' -Miss Slater left for her home In Na· plnkn last Monday. -Ha'rold Curll Is spending a Cew days In town. -W. J. Batters was a business visitor lu town last week. -T. C. Stinson oC Treherne was a vis· ItoI' In town between [rains on Friday. --Mrs. D. Chewlngs of Cypress River Is vl~ltlng relatives In this district. -Misses Florence and Jean Hooller

" . retuJ'lled [l'om the city Monday. -Mrs. Drohterton of WinnIpeg Is vis· ltlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S, Smith. -Mrs. Carnegie and MI'. 1IIcKnight of Cypress m\'er Is visiting with ;III'S. D. Carnegie. -1\lI'. nnd Mrs. Frod Leslie wore pas· sengers to Olenboro on !\Ionday. .- \\ allaee Smith Is spending a [e\\ days In the clly. -1111'S. Carlton Is visIting with hor mo· ther, 111m. Biglow, SI·. -Miss Mildred Wood Is \'Isltlng In the elly for a week, -Jas. Dudd returned [rom the West last week.

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was servell and then a soclnl haul' was spent In cards.

-R. l~. Steelo and son IInl'-y, visited Holland between trains on Tucsdny. -King Pennyfathor retuJ'llcd from the city on Friday .

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HECTOR -McCLELlAN-HOLLAND METHODIST CHURCH

BRIDE-ELECT SHOWERED , . 11 n.m.:-"Dul\dlng Up the Things The home of MI'. and Mrs. S. Mc that Remnln."

:; . ..:.-.::....;-. , On the evening of January 16th a Clellan was the scene of a pretty well· 7 p.m :-"'rhe Lost Coin."

very pieasnllt eve, nlng was slle.nt ' • .'f"', ding on Wednesday Janunr-y 17.th at Mr. J. N. Clark wll\ be present at a'iarge number of ladles I~ the ba~e- 3 p. m., when their daughter Pearl both services, as the Pilstor, Rev. G. A. ment of the Union Church. The base· was united I~ marriage to Mr. R. W.I Colpitts, Is preaching next Sunday at

was decorated In true Valentine St k -T--h'e'";;'a''r"Jy''' ';ar1"ot . the" evenlng- Bector_ of Molnto. ~~X" Q., 1\. CO.~l'.I~\s. . oc ..ton .

. sp'lnt. .. t offlelated. The bride who was aWl" Thero will be no service at Bethel. IIIl'JQIi I~: g~m~~ a!,l1' ed :~J,l a ~~.'Y~ '«?~ brown silk canton ----

t~lged' by the program crepe Rnd radium lace .was given In BOYNE CREEK NEWS decorations were In charge 01 marrllage' bt. ';her {aiher. "She wore

J. Gardiner,' who se~~s ~o the groo'~'fj-gl{(a roiie'br. peiirls"and -Uncle Riley returQed Monday last, supply. of ~drea~ f. l' ckrrfeci':a: J>ouquet o[ carnations and after an eventful sojourn in the city

$~~~;j~:~~~~~~8:.~ t· 1'0seB':~:Followlng t1Hl' eeremOny' a b'uf- and eastern points 'for many weeks. t c;ol[lte,sts' s.'~~D\e,~· ~o ~J'! tet lun'ch was served, after which the (The curious had better aSK no ques'· 1*"Ill~"*)~~1y~·'en:lo~'~.d. \ast cOJ1test happy' coup'le left on. the "venlng tions and they wIIl get no lies.)

'rlano 'o'pen "Pan.- ..,. . . . ,., , lI'ahi for 'Winnipeg. -Miss Clara Wilcox Is homo again d.ec;:c)ratE)d to look like a ' , . d d I I Out.of-town guests were Mrs. C. R lIfter having been on an exten e v 8 t

rg'c.",:VSllelltl:ne co'ncenllng thti . " Rogers: mothel' of thee groom, Mrp at lhe home of I\1rs. J. G. Drewer at 6ur brlde·to·be, Miss Em· 111. J. Swallow of Hayfield, and Mrs.' Somerse~.

Thomas. Lillie Ele!l'.l~~ F. Rittenhouse of Treherne. -Jaek Campbell Sr.. who bowltches I\ltlJltllle costume, olso WIIS the' (llvlnlng rod and Is famous as R

Various young girl w!l\1 d!~ger, 11I;ts cO':llDlcnced exca va-Miss Thomas attempted to open the tions at A. Wilcox's. HOLLAND CAIJNlVAL which would only open to the pal" -We arc pleased to hear that Jack

tl.lculn·r touch of the brlde·elect, who Cobbln Is now convalescent after an f\11ally tl'ied and w,as ~uch sll1'prls\ld The contest for Cal'llival Quoen at attack of tonsllltls whllo In the city. by the box suddenly popping open. 1I1~~d elosed on Tuosday .. Miss Amy I-MI'. and Mrs. H. \Vllcox celebraled The' we'e:Valenthie "Girl' then' spr~ng Leslie, the Rebelmh candidate, was the 11th annlve'rsary of their wedding

and: (ossed a Destiny Ball \Jlto 'the the. succ~ssful contestant. . . Ion Monday', January 8th, II fow of their "This ball was cl\ught by. one 'of : One of the outstandl~g fel!-tu~es of lUost Inthuate friends' being Invltod unsuccessful cO\llcistl\ntll lD(ltCI~~-1 the. carpi val was the cro~vnlng of the for the occasion, The banquot was' that this girl was the next which lool( 11I!1c'e, mid !IOmp Si,luptJOUB Im'd tasty. Games we~e

'yal\l!l~lne at the rink' at 7.46., -The, Indulged In aftenVard;s, OM In oMlss . wns In att~ndance /.lnd 1 ula~ causing muoll hlll\flty: being

y mllr~!1 .~hlle lh~ roy· cc:mpl~~~'~~g\l~\I\'. '!If,. ~~q~le's namt,a mU.rCl.lIm aro~nd the rink to I bel~t\ ~ulte a. r!lv!l~~~lon.\ 9~ndldly,

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THE rl.r.ME p'1A~D FOR N~ 1TlJ NORfOLK fl·· ... e' ·n..;.r_r;.oh.er~., T~ene, MD. *2.00 per Yeu " . • THE HOME PAPER fOR VICTORIA

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"I Bad··Ter. rI. bl. e ,Baelm .. elae ,.... r ..... ObHner ,( !lnt business depression Is Ulat Times Chlldr.en Cry for Flotch.r' •

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ALL 'HOME PRINT and Times-Observer advertisers al'-.!

Fr'om KldD' e- ." doing alrlKht. And there Is an out·

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CIRCULATION. 1300 th tid I th I d d . ,Mn. M. A. McNeIll, Ca. dO cotnl

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~~ ~'I wa. troubled for Jearl: South Norfolk and Victoria with the paper" or to make a vain pretense tifith terrible backache. re.ultiq townll of Treh.rne, Rathwell, Laven· o·C doing business. "f r'o' m L:.J':'

ev -"'-a.A ••• .:--. i.. . ham, RaIIsendale. Holland, Cypress RI·

&1_ # UIH ... "" .... - yer and Bruxellell. It II the only paper :each moDth I·r .... iaed ... bed. . publllllhed, to lerve these Municipal!· the wa. more thaa I could: . tl ... larS.lt pald·up circulation In Ulo

llllaDIII. and to walk wa. almoat: Federal Conltltuency of MacDonald.

'impollible. I uied .bout $SO.OO _ADVEftTIlING RATE8-~w~rth of 'other IIledic:iD". but ;with little reault.. Now I ... Tr.nal.nt Dllpl.y:-4Oc:, per Inch. .completely better. .her Ulm. EI.ctlon .nd Show Adv.rtiling :-5Oc.

five bOM' of Dr. Cha .. ', L.,ial. per lIne:-12c.-Ic.·Ic. Pill.. Lln.rl. 6 lines or le811:-50c. for first

Inlertlon: 25c. for each subllequent

. Dr. Cbase.'s K1c1ne1.Uver· Pills ·Inse~tlon. a"'llnl ... nd Prof.ulonal C.rdl. per

.year. ,7.10: C.rdl of Fr.tern.I Or­

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I WANT"WOLF It will be to your own Int.r.i~ to ,.t my prlc... I have

.Ieo a goo •• eteady dam.nd for .11 eth.r Fur .. WRITE FOR MY:PRICE LilT.

Hides ancl:Tannlng I am alwaya paying tha beat prJc.a for Hide .. or I can have

tham '.nn.dfor. Yeu Into . . WE LEA THEI, RAWHIDE, HARKESS LEATHEI er ROBES

WRITE FOR PARTICULARS.

FRANK lVIASSIN BRANDON • • . ' • • lWGTOBA

per year. ,,2.00. L',c.1 y.ar.round Adv.rtllln,. 2Oc. p.r

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FOREIGN ADVERTIIING:-All phi-teo ; 254:. per column .inch. Set matter,

150. per Inch.

TREHERNE TIMES Publleh.rl R. J. ,.Ich.rd.on. Editor .

Tr,.".rn. •.•. Manitoba

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SILVER BLACK FOXES FOR SALE Now taking orderl for pUP'. will be

wh.lp.d lome time In March, d.llvery about'SIPt. 15th •. _B.lt Itralnl of p, E. I. Itock .nd very prolific. Nothing but r.gllt.red Itock. prlc .. reaaonable .nd attractive. or will ranch for you under expert 'managemlnt at rea.on­abl. rat ..... Ranch 2 mile. weat of Elm Creek. on farm of Ch ••• S. KIn­yon ... For Information apply

·E.M.SANDERS • T023 C.rman. Manitoba.

_ One Intel'lype In the TImes plant tlon for the printing machines: but-It Is only by a judicious laying out of tbe work that qnnntlty production permit­ting of a living p'rollt can be attnlned. Hence the necessity of a dally program arranged In ndvance. If n start Is made on news composition, and after 1\

little while readjustments made to set up an. ndvertlsement: then after a 1'1"

adjust.ment Is made to set the body of a cl'rculal' or program, the resul t Is t'lO much unporductlve time nnd no profit. Now, we are here to servo Ule public promptly: but unless there be ade­quate pront In each service, there can­not be progre~s. Rush work must ne­cessarily be blgh-pI'lced 01' of Inferior quality. To produce good work with profit at prevailing prices requires sys· temntlc preparation, and adequate time for each stnge of consecutive' opel'll­tlons. Give us a fall' chnnce. It will

htcller'l Catoria II Itrictly a remecly for Wuta &Ild ChJ16a. ~oocIa are lpecially pr.pared for babl.. A baby'l BaNk" II netl more ... ntial for Baby. Rellle4lel prlmarny pre,..... for lI'0wn-lI" are not Interchaqeable. It w. the ...... • rellledy for the COIlUDOD allm.Dta of Wan nd "'"... tIlat brolllht Cutoria before the p1lbUe after yearl of r-.lt. ud DO claim hu beeD mad. for It that Ita ue for enr • y.an hu Dot pro .... n.

CASTORIA'l Cutoria i. a harml .. IUbititute for CMtor OU, P..,. lit

Dro.. and Soothinc Syrupi. It II pl.unt. It co ...... n.ither Oplnm, JIIorphlne nor other Darcotic nbetuce. .. ace II Ita parantee. For more thu thirty y.an It ... been In eonltaDt UM fqr the relief of CoDitipation, P1at1l1..,. Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaylnc F .... er»h... ar ..... th.refrom, ad by recutatinl the Stomach and Sew.lI, .... tile .. imUation of Food; IIvinC healthy and natural 11.11 The ChUdren'l Comfort-The JIIothor'l FrI.nd.

GENUINE .CASTORIA ALWAYS

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Wall paperiDg. yarai~hiDg, .taiDml·etc.

1 2 Prl"ce' For l.bor d~ i •• tlr, and February - . ;. Phene _ .t EIaa Creek

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C.ntrally Lecally eft CONIlit' .f M.ln .nllll Rupert Itr •• te . .

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"DIAMOND DYES" *-_ ..................... __ ... -_ ... ---------_ .. _-

"Diamond Dyel'~ add year. ,.of wear to worn. faded.' 8kirts. wailh. coats. a~kingl. sweaters, covering., hangings, dra~riee, everything. Evory. package containe directions 10 8imple any woman' can put new, rich. fadele.1 colon intI> her worn garmenta or draperiee eYen if Ihe 10 .. never dyed before. Just buy Diamond Dyea-no other kind-then your material will COIIIO Ollt right, be· cauae Diamond Dyci are guaranteed Dot to Itreak. epot. fado. or run. 'rell your druggist whether the material YOIl wlilh to dye ie wool or Iii". or whether It Is linen, cOttoll or mixed goodl.

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_ll •. 1 ,,- CONCENTRATED' ENJOYMENT

, . ...... f'> I TOr -.' , . . ' .' During the year Utat has just com· • . ;. ':

-tHIS AND THAT ~' ';'

Indl. Is ODe of Britain's "Ichest pOll· "Nllions, If not the richest. 'Many dense forests BUll cover large districts -ar .... BZ,4S8,HO acreB. . . . South or the forests of the Hlmalay·

there are extensive tracts of bam­boo and lal.. Teak forests cover Ule eastern Ilope of the ghauta. Timber of the Dorth-west, mOlUy deodar. san· ·lIalwood. Ironwood. BIBBU satinwood, ,\lumeroua palmI! (cocoanut. date,: sago ·and areca) banyan and acacia 'trees ~~ found plentifully In varlo~8 10' eatltles.· " " 'ni. chief .dllltricts ID wbich} r!ce; wheat aDd other cerealB. augar-cane

o\'onced; the Famlly'Herald and Week­I>' Star of Montreal plans to run at least ten stories In serllil form. They

UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, YOll

are not getting Aspirin a t all

i Accept only' 1m "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for ,

Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain .

Handy "Bayer" boxes o~ 12 tablets-Also bottlcs of 24 and IOO-Druggid •• A.plrln I. the trfttte mark <r"l{lIt"rNl In CanRda) or ]lI\YfJr )Unuhctur. of MODO .. acetlcacldoltur ot SnllcyllctH·ld. ''''hllll Il III well known that A.plrln tn"an. naY4t1' rnanutacture, to l1a.tlt tho llulJllr. 1",,(111nal I011lutton., tho Tablet. of I)ayor Corn pan, win uu Itampull with their ",eul!ru.1 trod" I1\lf,rk, thu "Dayer Croa.... ,

" .ud tea are ,rowD are.Assam and the Hlmala,... Cotree la mostly gro,rn on .'the eutem .lopell of the gbauuI; cot·

will be the best obtainable. In liook form eacb story would cost the reader two dollars, which Is all one hilS to pay fo\' an entire years subscription to the Family Herald and 'Veekly Star, con­taining the whole of the ten splendid stories and 1\ great wealth of most abo sorbing matter, never before 'attempt­ed In any paper. One must bear In mind, 111190, thnt these exclusive serial stories represent less than one.-tenth of all the reading In this wonderful com­bination of a farm journal, home ·mllg· a7.lne and week.ly digest of world news. 'lhe Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal Is "the most economical journJ'1 for the hOl!le, because. It saUs· nes every' member' of the fnmlly at a ~~~~==~=~~~==~~~~~=~~~~~~==-.. ---very low cost. -

. t"" IRalDly OIl table-land.: Ibn,II, ot 'which jute la the leader. In nengal. ~qbacico .11 eKtenilvely ,rown iin the Doi1bern pa.iU .• Dd X.d..... Opium

, elllllYated In theyalley ~f the ~:::;·:.:D::d~·.Centrallndl.:· pepper .on tl . mouatalDII; chlcoDIl (qul-

crow. 'nHf My.ore.and. the Him I'it.ta.:",,· . UDlversal' . CroPI of mUlett, 0' .... 11" ,.ndoUleeda; ': AU fMl1t1l are na ..... bolJ& . of the. tropical and tem·

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FDIlnLte .0Dn. . .. , , Sli at' culture I.' mo.tI)' . c.rrled on In

1':::~:~tl;;II~TII~ e ,iaatln rDuuf.cture of Illb. Diu.Un •• Ihawll and

l'rlap.,-t,1JIo ,metal·wa~ III 'yery"hnpo'r: :', ,,'., ~ -. ':.,' :'~:":.~:', ,!,., : :', "' •• ,:'

The IIlIDer.11of tbe"country'are ex· CO.". IfOn aild'iialt are very

theD . ,old. 'eopper. ' .\1ver~ allltlmoDl';' . tin;, . Cobalt'- and·.U

A' subscription of only $2.00, sen t In Immediately to the Family Herald and

Star of Montreal 11'111 bring you the opening chapters of two great sto­ries. and "52 IS8Ues of concentrated en· Joyment." . ..; .~_ " ...

A Good ,. THING. . Rub It IN. . , ">'i-•• -.~.'" ~.;.. ... .'., ..... _ ...... 0. ..... : ......... ·16

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SUCCESS ',COLLEGE,- WINNIPEG is a Thorough TraiaiD.

THE SUCCEaa I. thelA.dID' Bu.ln ••• Coli ••• I. Wei"'" Can.da. III pre·emIDanc.,11 due to: nc.lI.nt loeatloa. Ideal pM·· ... .,I_dld . or,anl .. ~loD. gompl.t. .Qulpmeat. mod.... ooapr • ..ay. eouraee. upert .taft· .adl acUn Emplo)'lIlent. Dep.rUlleat. "0. __ BluID ••• :School w •• t of Ul. Groat Lalla. oan OOlllpare .I~ TH8 IUCCEaa In the •• Important parUcul.ra.

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IPECIAL ILE.MINTARY COURSE: - Wrlua •• JlM4ta .. ail"l', Arlthm.tlc. Grammar, ICD,Ulb, lAtter Wrltlll,. OeocnaDla, .... -f.rtbue. who b.y. bad-.llttl. eIlanc. to'lO to .daGel.

I ; '0 . FARMERI aUIINUI CPURSE:-8peclall1' d.llpecl to bel, , ... .

.) farmar.',to .pply'bualn ... m.thodl. It.lnclud .. Buta ....... . . COI'MIpond.nce • .' p.nmanlhlp. lIooatkHPlni. OlDoe PraoUM.

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IHORTHANO. aUIINUI. CLERICAL, IECRETARIAL, DICTA­, PHONE 'aDd oth.r "11I1A ... cour .... n ... eQuip ,0." .....

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We have just completed· sto~k-taking. and we' find 'Ye have a' good m~ny lines we' wish· to 'cleat befor~ spring so we have. decide.d·to put on a· real genuine;o.al~

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so you can rest. assured, :.:that whatever .Harvies' is not shop worn .nor 'out-of-date.

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is t~ carry' nothing over from year to. year 10, we ·are forgetting ·profits entirely arid aim on~y' to . convert

stock into cash. Tsrms, CASH ONLY, or pro~uce.·

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BOYS' HORSEHIDE PULLOVERS' . Reg. $1.25 ..... : ........................... Sale Price, 95c.

BOY'S LINED MITTS Reg. Price. up to $1.25.

Clearance Price, 70c.

MEN'S LINED MITTS. A big line to choose from •. 33 1·3'10 Off.

MEN'S MOCCA MITTS :. : Reg. $2.00 .. : .. : ................. ~ ..... Sale Price, $1.35

MEN'S SUEDE LINED GLOVES Reg. $2.00 ........................ : ..... Sale Price, $1.25

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150 ties to choos:! from, reg. price Lo $1.50 Sale Price, 75e.

ANY PIECE OF PRINT OR GINGHAM " in the Store at 25c. 'per yd. , ",

BEkUTIFUL CREPE KIMONA CLOTH Reg. 70c .. per yard .... SALE PRICE 45c.

33 1·3% OFF AI.L LADIES' AND . CH,ILDREN'S' WOOLEN- UNDERWE~R

. MEN'S FLEECE-LINED C,OMBINATIONS .. Reg. $2.60 ....... : ...... :: ........... : . .sale Price, $1.95 . .. . '

MEN'S FLEECE·L1NED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Reg $1.25 pe~ garment ..... .sale Price, 95c.

33 1·3% OFF MENiS AND BOYS' WINTER CAPS

STANFIELD'S PURE WOOL UNDERWEAR , To clear at $1.70 per garment

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3 LADIES' HEAVY WHITE·SWEATERS ,Rope stitch. reg.· $11.00; SaI~ Price, $8.50

YOUR CHOICE- OF ANY ,MACKINAW COAT IN' THE STORE FOR $7.Z5

ALL WINTER FOOTWEAR FOR'MEN, .LADIES AND CHILDREN TO CLEAR AT

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2 LADIES' COAT SWEATERS Reg. $8.50 ........... L .............. .sale Price $S.ZS

A NUMBER OF BLOUSE LENGTHS In Ge·orgettc. to go ~ut At Cost. 'Come in

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WOOL 'TOQUES' In various' colors. reg. $'1. S.le Price .60,

I CHOICE TOMATOES ....................... : ..... :20c PER TIN

BURDICK'S MARMALADE . In 4-lb. Tins ._ .............................. S.le Price, 70c.

JELLY POWDERS .......................................... 3 for 25c: . .

PEARLINE WASHING POWDER .... : .... 3 for 25c~ , ,.

FAIRY SODA BISCUITS ......... 6 lb. box for $1.00'

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1 PACKAGE MOTHER'S PIE FILLER· BOTH FOR SSe.

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·commences Thursday, January 18th, and, continues ,t~ : the end of the month.' AU ou_r" ·stoc.k:. will 'be njc~ly ,dis~ ,

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'rhe following Is the avrago marK obtnlned bY'tile pupils In. the Treherne High School. 'on the examlatlons held on the 'work' at the fall term: Honors' are 75 Iler cent and over. Under 50 per cent on nny s~bject means ~ 'fall:, Parents will see that closer application; to. study and more time spent on borne wOl'k Is' very ·necessary on tbe part of

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HUlne students.' " , Studonts· whose' average Is marked.

(.) were absent from one or more ex· amino tlons. . .

Grade XI · Jean Stewart. 81; Janet Campbell 78

Elfreda McMillan. 76· Edna Steele. '75;! Elizabeth Willett. 67; Marjorie Adair,' 67; Kathleen McCreery. 66'; Jean Par· I:",t. 65; 'Myra Smith.' 65; Fred Delgnty 64; Frank Pannebnker. 61; Will Mc· Creery. 61; Agnes LllIIes. 60; Hugh M ncEwlng 58· Eileen Spinks. 67; , , fOI'd Mntchett" 56; Jean Dowles. 54;, Hazel Hooey. 50; " Doris ~Ieeler. 60; Erma Ross. 49; Mary LoUnsbury. 48; Ii.lella S,plnks. 46; Clarence Pollon. H Olive .Slllnks., H; ,Stewart Templeton. 43.

Grade X . Ethel Parker. 83; 'Wesley .Harlllncl,

75. Lillian Martin. 75; Alvin Dodkln. 75; Alred Sanderson.' 70; 'Nellie Straube, 70; Olive Cluchy. 6~; Rosetta Corr. 6S; E. Wilson; 68; q. Johnston, 67; D. Chambers. 64; Sadie Martin. 64, Jessie Wiechman. 63; Gordon Robert· son ,62,' Janet VOSS;\ '60; Stanley . , . 1-'.olmes. 60; Joe l\'!:cQuny, 59;' Gertrude Harland. 58; Luella Staples. 57; ROBS PennebakCl·. 56; Lena Hollnes. 56; WlIlie Steele. 66; Dert Corbett. 53; Leslie COI·bett. '5~( .

. G~tde IX . Robert Lightly. 75; Jimn' Sanderson.

75' Barbara Mal·tln •. 71; Elmer' Green. . . 69; Doris MaYIlli'l'd •. 68; Snrah Mat· chett. 66; Douglas nobertscin. 65; Hoy WJllelt. 64: Janet )·iooey. 63; ElslIJ Matchett. 6a; Cliff. Drewster, 62; Hen· r)' Adnms. 61; '. Allison Willett. 61; f,lrdle Stlnso~, 61; HILze.l Stinson. 60; l\hu·gllret'Smltl\. 60; Stuart Uobertson. GO; Hazel Drooklng; 1i8; HIlliard Met· (!ILI1e. 55; Herbie l:!tlnson;' (f3; Grace Hamilton. 61. . ' .

Tho following Is the sliluding or/pu· lllis In the Publici. Schools for the month of December:- .

. Mill Wright" Room··'·· GRADE VIll: - Katie McCoig. 69;

Morley Kearns. 67; I:Ihlrley ByeI'. tio; 11 nlTY Clnl·k. 66· Isabel Lightly. 62; , . Billy Pal·kel·. 62; Gordon Spinks. '61; Lila Dobbin. 61; Charlie Delgnty. 59; Goorge Ma'tchett. 66; Edith Rooke. 55; Ruby SUnson. 64; Irene l!lalon. b2·; Yer· ner Clirroll. 50;' I.aum Willett. 47·.· . ., Elvli Pollon. 43; Percy Stinson, 42.

GR'ADE VII :-Mlldred CnlToli. 65; Elle Green. 60';' Alllla Dougln~. to,,;

H)l~rls Rooke. 57; Dema Day. 54; EI· mer Steele. 50; Dudley V.ipill·. 47; Shel· vel'll Dougla·3. 46· MUI'lel Uay. 4ti; lIiUr· , . . ·ial Day •. 46; Joyce Staples. 44; DOI'othy . .. Keelel', 38. e .

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GRADE VI :-Jlm Matchett. 95; Hel· . en Snndillson; 93; Jnne. Green ~U; JlICI.

Stewart. 86; ·MYI·lIe Little. 80; Mar· garet . Gibbons. 72; Bob Pnrker. 6~; G laliys Vlgar, slxty·seven lIer cent.; Sadie Willett;- 66; .9harlle 'rrlggs. 63; Duncan McCoig. 63;· Jean Uobertson. 63; JllllillY Voss. 61; GeOl'gena Gibbs. 61; Leslie Clack. 60; J.'mnk :Waldon. 59; Bert Parker, 55; Garfield. Lltlle. Gb

. Dllile MncEwlng. 49; Geoffl'ey Martin. 3U. , . GRADE V:-Edwin.Snnlien30n. 94;

Frelia Vlgnr.· 84; HllITY 'l'rlggs. 82; Eleanor Carroll" 75; Nellie Clack. 74; Mary Adams. 72; Arthur Waldon. 63; Dillie McQuay. 59; Grnce IlobCl:ts. 58; Ida ·Pollon, 58·. Luella COI·belt. 57; · '. George Douglas. 55;. Alex. Waldon. 55; MCI'le Maynard. ,54; .Angelle. Lemoing. 5,1;. Helia McQuny •. 52; Ruth Colt. 51;

• ~Ial'garet Adams. 45; Adrienne Per· rou(h,44; H~len ,Srnlth.·38;.Mary,Cam l>' bell,"36; ,Tohn ,Brq!lklng. ·18.

';"';. ", .'MIII BradY!1 ~oom '.,

It(Names are.ln order of.mel·It.) · :~RADE IV:-Donald Stewlll-t. Henn Caswell.. ,Flore'nce Brooking, ,Albert A\lalr •. t .Florence: . .,D;6wster •. '. Ethel Triggs •. W.alter Green. Lloyd Phillips, Frank.Green •. Jack ,Smith, ~UenIIWII· lelt •• Jlm Smltil" Ena. Harvey, Elsle';Mc. • I Neill. COl'll Starry. .' " .

GRADE III :"':"Kathhiim' Clack; :111\1" Tlg!; .. , "Catherine',.Gat.es,; Sami

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FIRST: BARCA IN SALE . We h.ve reduced. everythini' on this lilt bel~w C.Olt. ,It will pay :you to lo~k oYer these ·value •. and I know

c.nriot . duplic.te them in .ny mail order houle. . , - "

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aelow are a few of the items . Men's heavy Mackinaw, Reg. 10.50 S. P. 7.90

" " Coat Sweaters, Reg. 7.00 S. P. 4.90 " " Pull over Sweaters' Reg. 5.00 S. P. 3.75

.. ,' .:" ','"'' P~re\Vhitc Wool Sox. Reg' .. 80 S. P. .60

., " Brown. \Vool Sox, Reg •• 60 3 prs. for t. 25 .' !.',' .. :.Fur.'Gauntlets, Reg. 5.00 S. P. 3.95

" ".. " Reg'. 3.00 S. P. 2.40 All Otter M its of any. kind 33 1-3pc. off

. , 'Peabody'~' S~rip,ed Overalls. Rcg'. 2.50

" .:\',;):otlo.n"Oye·r:ills. Reg. 2.75 . . A few. pairs Men s .odd Pants, Reg. 5.50 .

S. P. 2.00 S. P. 2.25

S P 4.25 . and a Pair .of Suspender's Frce

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Men s heavy jack MoccaSIns, 8 eyelets, Reg. 3.80 295 " ". Horse Moccasins, 8 ~yleb, Reg. 3.30 2.50

Oih~i valu~~ up .to 3.75, reduced to' . '.: I. 7 5

.rlen·:; I)envy Overshoes, Double Sale, Reg. 3.00 2.S0

Mep~s Qlizimrd~, p~r p'r. "', ' . 1.75 \ .

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the next ten, days, ',,'Don~t forget that"\ve pay $1.00 for your old' shoes on a new

. ... . pair that retails at over $3.00. regular cash price.

A few Bllrgains In the Harne.. Dept. 1 1·4 CI;rorllo 'Tan Halters. Reg. 1.75 . S. ·P. 1.45 1 1-4 Black Leather Halters, Reg. ,2-00 1.70

Horse Blanket'!>· 25pc. off reg. price'. This means n Big- Saving , . . as blnnkels have ndl'anced 1 Spc.

· DOI~'Uo'rg~t .tli!lt every article listed above is belo\v cost. \\' e . need tlie money and you well need the goods.

'·Its·,.Cash'· at Ad~ir's---but .. Cbea·per! '.. " . , .

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Clems .nd Grade. all kind. of Grain ill ONE·OPERATION-clo· in; the WIle •• other m.chine. will do 'in two oper.tio ...

You can only harvest the kind of grain you sow, Here · is a machine that. will give you absolutely clean seed of best quality., . . o 'It'won firs·t'.place ':in competition with 28 other varietie. at Mi~ne~polis in·1919. One of our machines recentlycleanei:l

· 5.000 bushels'perfectly in a non-stop test-at Kipling. Sask, . Built, of highest 'grade materials in several sizes:' and if

the' strong~st' machine on the market.' Belt 'and Pulley driven . No chains.' . : .

Sol,d .t extremely low price.. Write for' particalar., I " "

. SOLD BY A. H. POLLON, TJtEHERNE, ·MAN.

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Several of the best Loan Com­panies' Tepre'~te~. . Appli· cations for: loans 'are' pilinK·uP and mon!!=y is sc~rce;'" There­fore; if.you want a'ioan. come in now be(ore th~ mOney is all gone, There is still some lift.' I "-,

I' have a splendid selection of FARMS for sale or exchange. ,C~1l ,an~ let. me know your

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-Alex: McNlcliol and M. Cuwell·were vIsitors to'Treherne'on Friday la.8ti

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Oft. J. LAUftlE LAMONT. a.A., M .... : .~. . J4..B. Ch" 8" _iAbur&b .; . ',i Phyalcl" aM·.8~ "

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Manitoba Medical CoU.I'. Ora.lua";" Otnce: Orltnth St. Phon ... 1:11:

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"For ~hree years, I, was a krribU ... .lfe~/ro;,;'Dy,~pjia.-i.p~ m>:g~e~.:lJ, health ifa's ierr. bi&dn consult~d, a{ "hysleian .~lhoOlt:bls modilll!!" ".but UCENsO) AUCTIONEER'~" ,.e

I; did Dot Improve; lind lina!!y he \old ~.ua,.nt.e utlafllctloD. Sale. con.

: .. : ft, Q. H. "U~TON, .,.0.'., L.D.', Oraduat~; North,westlna UnlT_nltr •

Chlcaco. iDe tb~~.I.equld_'WI.6;!!.~d._. , " .... du~tflllr-.!tnTWhe,. •. - .Datu CUI, lie· .r­;, At thla time. a rriend adYlsed me ranced at my ahop. tp try .. Fruil .... 'illU:·. After ~~ing two . , '. Phon., 1 •

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boxes, I, was rrea~ly, r!llje\'e.d;, ~~!1, , ... ' .... L'!L ..... ,.. " this rrUit 'medlcine wuide me completely. ,. alU ... roo: . . . ~... .. '" '.... R .... ell t.. - _. . ,·Dr.iCe:.· H; W'.gant

• :Co' D EN.T I'S T' lI!ell. Aly digestion' and l:'enel'lll health' ArO DOW splendid".

:' ' GA~~:~:~D D~.D.~RD; I50c a box, 6 ror~$2.50; trlal)I&8 ~l

At dealers or 8~pf postp&id by ~ruit.a.t.i"C,II Limited. Ot.ta~~,

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'AUCTIONEER 526 Somerset Block If.you.are eonalderliu: havlnc a ule, .W I . .",N I,.P~ G

or dealre to' Bell lour farm, aee me.'. J Extracting. -and' Platework Ii flw lid I refer you to an), number of latll: . ~

e patrons. ______________ ~' ... Ph.,ne on Reveraa Ticket, 40, Rathwell. DR GAB W . .'

• R.al. Eatat. ••. 0 MAN V.S., •. V, ... "'n~. H. COULD:' "'HIlIQ,or Oradual. 1 Toronto Unl.,. ... lt'. .;· •. +.~·\&IELL. "MAN: Olllce In Smlth·s Livery Stabl.,

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.Rathwell, Man. "

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.:....Mr. Jamison of Holland,. D.D.O.M. of the I,O.O.F Society, paid a:vlslt to the Hathwell brethren, ,Installing tile omcefl!. In. Lodge .. No .. 70. on. Mond!'y evonlng.

TRADE WI!f.H· US· You will find our good. and prices entirely .atlar actorY, ,.,.. ,. , '.

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NINETY PER CENT. of the Natlon's wealth la derived, from the soli. The Bank of Hamilton has helped many a thrifty farmer to success by keeping hi .. surplus funds secure, paying com· pound Interest thereon. and aaslstlng continually. In the de,v~lopment of his business.

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The hockey boys lert COl' Holland the·West·bound Monday. but lost by.a oloso 'scoro of 8·6, .

The team consisted of H. Wilson. C. Smith. W. Irvine. R. Mulholland, L. Driggs. C. Draper. H. Cameron. Jas. Coles and Jas. Sharpe.

The team missed the help of W. Dawkins and V. Schweitzer who were unable to go,

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DON'T PASS OUR DOOR-Drop in and '" . ua-Ju.t 'make a fr i end I y can to I'et acqueinted.

BERT BARKWELL

-Treherne. Hall V(as again filled tl capacity on T.uesday. of thisi week rol' the Movies. The ml,lnag~men~ .. wa. ~lJaapPolnt~d In tho film,S and to add to their troubles thoro. was. Ipsum, COIlfectioner -" '-Tl'eheme

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Danle oC Hnmllton, anlll lho Muulcipallly or Soulh l\brrola' , ~------------------F. H. MITCHELL. B.A.

Barrister. etc. DRANCH OFFlCE

at Alfred Martln'a Agency. Broadway Tr.h.rn.

PAUL KANE, a.A, Barrister. SoliCitor, Notary Public. etc.

Phone A7701 34,C. P. R. Building Wlnnlp.g, Mu, Rathwell Agent for Ontarle Loan &

Depentur •. Company , Money to loan at /I per cen t. on liD' proved F.arm Property. At. RathweU on Wednesday or ever1 week.

clont powor (o~ the. big proJec.tion ma; .c\==== __ ::;===:::::::::::;:::::::::;:=:::::;:~::::. STAPLES. HALL & SCHWEITZER chine. '. To"cap,. the climax. the films ;;;; • : ." .' 1 €.StinsOD, T:~eh~r: .. e ~urlat~~a:og~II~C::.'EI~t~~~~~ Public .. WElre put on out of, order .a!ld. tile un, , ,. ( DLET' S l.' •. , ." ... " '"." , " Dranch Omces:-Treherno: Rathwell

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that house rulees must be obse.rv. Tho E. % ot 31·8·9. 320 acres 6 miles ----- Gavin Allan Hall, Ll.B. was' tile noise 'in, the, booth', a~at~.d, lour"." u."T.rehern(l~, Abo.llt, 7Q.acr!l.IJ, o.tl.~:'t<G~~~+:O~~~~~>;+::O'!O~~~:2.1 Val mar Eric. 8chw.ltzar, B,A.. LI .• "

. i.llli~.' b,!g ~r'l~d: to~·~. I~, a,lI . I~,,: rye. and 80 acres summerfallow TREHERNE, HICH SCHOQL . ~.. ~. "'. ' .... chEI.l,lIt(ul fma!W~lI", r.md,:. 'lI;c:I,body. lyrE! ,r"BUY .lur, ",Jl;\l.&!.

i'~~9~1~:()'~ilt~T~h~:ero. wllJ. be. better .. films. aD<Out I '." ''': ~', ': ... ' .. ,..... .... . Abundance of clear IIp.r'!,Ilfr;,W:I'';.

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Cou.raea, admlttlnlli ~I!.<; t-!11.~",a!i School or to Unlveralt)' upon;

M·ORRIION·& POP~­Barrlat.ra, 80!1~ltora, .tv.

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ALFRED MARTIN Real EMta.t!'. M;ol't&,!1i!, .. ~ud .. JD~u~anc •. . , Al'ent.. . . Representing aeveral of the best ~, and. :nsurlWce. CompllJIlea. Comm~ aloner. , OFFICE '. Broadw&),.

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goods at less th~n cost in a number of cas·es. forget profits in our January sale. Look our

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GREAT SAVINGs TO GROCERY' BUYERS , . 'MEN'S NEC~T"ES, assOrted patternl, each' 95c. , " l" •• ,' (., I '

Lux ........... " .... ;. ..... ;: .............. : ..... : .......... 9 pk,l. for $LOO MEN'S OVERALLS, $1 .• 60 , .: . Royal Crown Soap ......................... 18 bu~ for $I~O~ , ':,'. ,.' . :, " : . ,Blue dripe. All liiel. Magic Baking ~Pc:»wder S·lb. tiD:" $1. 7~. ./" BOYS' BLOOMER PANTS-;:.$2.35. : '

. . '2Yz·lb. tIDa, 95c.· ". ' .." • 'Gold Standard Baking Powder, 5-1b. tins .. : ... 90c. ",,". AIIllzel, 26 to 34 Quaker and Krinkle Corn Fla~es,:· ... " ... MEN'S ,WINTEI! OVERCOATS ~ HALF.PRICE

only. a few left ........................... 3 pkl. for 25c. Our entire stock of Winter Coats· . Pure Raspberry' Jam, 4 lb. pails ................ ; ....... 95c. 'Cleariol at Half Regular Price Corn Syrup ... : .. , ... : .............................. :10.lb. p~ill, 75c. MEN'S HEAVY WORK SOX SO p.

Syrup'WlIl hkely advance a.long With sugar. .' . ........................ c. air Puffed Rice ~ ........................................... : .............. .1 5c. pk,. LADIES' CORSETS .. Blue Ribbon Tea .... ~ .............. 2Yz ·lb. pkgs.' $1.5.~ ., ............ Back and front lacing.' . 25 Per Ceot. Disc. Sliced Pineapple .; ........................................ 25c. per t!n LADIES' SWEA TERS-$4.9S. Lombard Plums ................................... , ...... 25c. per till C d P 11 S I Assorted .colors Toilet Soap - assorted. Lilac, Rose, Plantol. , d . oat an u over ty e~.

Witch Hazel, Castile, etc. 12 cakel, $1:00. an sizes. '1. .'

Loganberries .................................... 3 pk,l. for $1.00 GIRL'S SWEATERS ............................................. :..$2.50

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_ 40 only, boxes Mcintosh ~ed Apple5~.all in , lirst class condition : ................... : ....... : ....... $2.50 ,a bu ..

Coat or Pullover styles, $5.50 to $8 values,

. '. MEN'S RED LABEL UNDERWEAR ,; ____ ' Sale Price, $4.95

. 'Shirts and drawers, sizes 36 to A2. . . MEN'S SUITS ..... ~ .......... 4-.............. : ...... :~ ..... :: .......... $18.00

., , ,Sale Price, $1'.60ptr i_eat MEN'S $40;00 to $50.00 SUlTS--$35.00. MEN'S BLUE LABEL UNDERWEAR .'::, '" Auorte. Patteriil ... Si&e.~. .

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PROGREIIIYE AT ,'}' , . ELM CREEK .. 'i.: • ' . - ,'." ' . ';1; "' "~"? ,' .• I,:,,·,j;. , . ~ .. The' Federal.,Constltuenc" of Mac· Donald waS :honored'laat week b, tne "\ -' > pieeence of R. Forke, ,M. P., leader of \lie .progresslve party In Ule Federal H·oUlle. and.,W. i. Lovle. member' ir!acDonald,' at a ,large meeting In Elm treek. The meeting was held In the Municipal Hall. under the U F !II ioeal. The·chalrman. Mr. Tho!!. Wood opened proceedings by calling upon t.Ile two member3,to give the meetln!; ... brief sketch' of what hM been and • Is being done at Ottawa by UIO Pro· fresllivell. -., r Mr. 'Lovlo beglin by f!l\ylng that eaell clay at Ottawa' was an education In itself. They were continually asked. .~What about the Wheat Doard 1" to M'hlch he replied, "there CAN be a ~V1ieat Doa~d In Manltob!l If the gov· "'rnment passes legislation. but thaI flour ought to be Included. A wheal .Loard could not operate without tile central' of a chairman which 'so ;ar 'tOllld not be had. We have wheat leg islatlon, on our statutes, and Sll!Ikat· '" . - - ~ chOWliln and Alberta have suppllmen· .J.ary· Igislatlon, The province of Manl tobo. has, not been u))le to pass that 1t'glsiililon as yet. The Grain Grow· ers nnd Ogllvles wish to amalgamate. , . . . A Royal Comm!sslon has been asked ,101'. also that mixing houses be closed. 'Ihe government has to meet chlel .opposltlon from the millIng houses.

FreIght rate opposed, but not by .1Irltlsh Columb!a. Quebec nor OntarIo 10 any 'great extent. The Progressive

Imembell's' deserve, great credit for gett· Ing freIght rates reduced, tllOugh It

very IltUe to what 1 t should be. .'rhey have saved a great deal of lUoney In freight charges on wheat alone, , Regarding the tarlfr he deplored the hIgh rate on ordInary necessarlf or 11fe, 8nd he Ins,lanced Ihe case or wool, which the sl)J)Js bring In practl· cally free. but a5% Is chargcd ,,.hcn It reaches tile hauds oC lhe manufllc, turer. morcover making the astound· Ing assertion that there are posltIvoly no wool blankets to be got In Cannda. :>'11'. Lovie lhQ,ught we should have I'C'

cIvroclty with the Unlled Statcs; hc also stated the Dominion was much divided on thie Questlonn, D. C. 'nn Qubec wantcd protection, the' UlrclO prairie provinces and three castel'll provinces wanted frce trade, Ontario was divIded. He urgcd that Carmcl s cconomlsc on production, and gavo an cxample . or the kInd of economy hc meant. BlacksmIth's exccSl!llve charg· es, for instance. /L horse had Its forc Cl:ct shod and the bll\ was $4.00. It was later found that Ash downs could supply the samp. kind or shocs at 15c a' pall'. And so he went on to show that the expense of farmIng Is much too high, and that Rural Life wll\ not. be prorltable ,tin more settled.

. Jtedlst~l!lii~lon bll\ Is to ;be discussed '1\ ~h~ cou~try needs it. although It means' eleven more members In the wllst; also "revlslon of the Dank Act. , The Canadian Navy QuestIon:-We

are greatly In need or a Navy, for. we dependcnt upon England in this

respect. lind upon a few American gunboats. During the war many of thc seaports were In dread of the G(:rnlans comIng all them, whIch th~y could easily have done. 'vIctorIa and Vancouver were much relieved at n nltieal time when scveral Japanese gunboats arrIved In the harbor.

'I'he Deling Sea Is rich In seal fish· 'Ing and was'IJatrolled by Drltlsh cruls ,ers unlll the war. when England asked Canada to guard It herself. ·She could

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Stanfield's Green Label, per garment $1.00 It Red" It $1.65 It Blue. It .. $1.93 It BI aek" "$Z.65

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as during the past 30 ye~rs + ,. + This store : win co~iintie (0 renner the' best serviCe possible' i

i.l hardware, heating s,upplies and tin-shop work. Our policy f . .

does not· not change (rom year to rear. but each year we try t to make our service jUlt. a ~it,t!e better than ~he. preecdit:Ig year. i' A fine line' of shelf and heavy h'ard~are, 'builders' hardware i and thresh~rs' sllpplies is eoni(a~\~y i ad~!.iJ to, agDcdO

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i J. P. "STRAUBE f • • 'I ~hone 111 ,. T reherne f .............. , ...................................... . t do so. and at the present time I, Is guarded only by one American ship. Canada pays only 17 cents uer her per annum for her navy, but Australia ihen ! ! ! He repeated a saying am· and New Zelland pay a dollar. We ong some that a member' Is alright In have a merchant, marine, but in war his own constituency. but when he tIme It Is not suitable. and only gets to Ottawa, he goes to the dog~!

and getllng/it . He went on to state that there IS

te- be no fusIon-whIch has been talll.· ed about-also Ihe Progressive memo hors were the most effect\Ye fighting men In the house, there wae "bso· lutely no dissention In principle alll­ong them,. they were unIted. He feeift confidence In lakin, leadership of ,thl) party. iuid now that he hllll \g&lo<:d the coliitdelice of KI88 McPh1l1l he ftels alright! '

ates a'deflcit. We are perfectly certaIn that' Mr.

Amid much. a'pplaulle from a .. tllI~ fled audience the meeUD, 'WIS broullbt to a close after the Wluill for-lriIIlUell.-L.C.W. '.

,The flight for the Hudson'A Day Forke has no Intention o[ "going to the rallroad w\1l- be' continued. Westel'll dogs·.·. In 1897 the CrowlI Nest Agree Canada cannot afford to let this go. ment was made that freight ratel Eastern Canada however want!! ,the should not go above a certain amount St. Lawrence' deep 'waterway to To- In 111111. all everything had Increased 'ronto, whlcb' of course would be 'of 10 mucb In price and farmerll were little un to'tbe western farmer;' If. "ettlng sucb a big price for their however •. the ·Welland 'canal . were /rraln, the Senate and Commons grant deepened al80. theu It'would.tie a,r,,,,,m ed the alteration temporarily. In 11122 AmerIca 'haa', offered to co-operate a.lImall: conference of 21·memtJerll., 4 Canaua,does fall'lnJwltb tbat,prO-: of wbom wer'e from Manitoba, imd the

.rP4_I.!·,:,:~t:~~rft.DI~·;.iip4!rtlti.,n ;;mUob 1·'U;'.OIl\'of~;Ule ':,dllferent '.;J:ai'IWBY8:,met. 'EATON,,\'OF'ER '. TROPHY ", r dlyldfitl,ai ,'toe,wblcb .porta . would 'be The latter e:a:plalned that no r!&llwa) '. '. '. ; ',< . FOR LADY CURLERS the lint., belp' lor, the '. ,rain" trafflc, could be run under the CroWl Nellt' .. - , -NellOD :or Cb1lrcblll.· :-, .",' ,""'. .,teemeni, iiDd It sbould be abrogated The T. Eaton Co. baa olfered to tbe'

Tbe, NaUoDal ·"rall1ra,.a "!al.so ;were ~II was·only carried by·one. -AIIywa",-local' Ladlell'· Curllnl Club a IpleDdld ea"tlD' : .~'Ireat' deficit. "; Kor.! wr .. , ID a IIbort time a caucus wal called, InYer cup aDd four IndlYlduai prlaes, fortbelD~w,,·.aee4ed;:. A,'Propoaal ,Ii then It turn~, ou~ tha' ~ traftl~lezp.er,1 for aDnul c~l:'Ipetluon .. ~ong the' afoot to "Yal .. : thelD' ant! '"lYe the,Dn bad dl,lI.covered"tliat'lllI:mllllon,dollarf rtJlkl'.blcb:comprile the Club, '. mana,emeat. clear bud. bad' lloen ".~yel',llt.ated. So, ~he :.?r!,wI ' The '!-:e~ern~ Curllall . 'Club eDter· ',:,Wlth '.':Iewi"ont. 'on ,the' , tielt ,pasILqr~~m,ent: II OIl' the IJtat, I ulned two rink. of curlers fro the T.

ute Dook'.t!JCIa,.,::' ",,',:: ~::,.~" Eaton ,Co. on Satunia",aftemOOll. Each. ~ JD:,Kr; ... h..~Jl~'.~_ ~0I!~I!IOD; .. : .. ~ .ral!w.~ . of tbe yiIUmll.rln"_ curled two iamee . Comm.I~II~~ •• ~~!l~~~~ :,~ ~ba~,ed", ,fre~ I with local ~nlul .. ,: KeeDly contelieer' . quentl,.· '. ,.' .' .. ~m.,.' ,were eDjoJed. ,. Tbe' Club ban-

. Re,.rd!air· tb~. 'H. B. R,.:· 1t bad ·~eD queUed .the y'llltors after the game. . prom18ed"tbat the rail ·that '11''' 011·' " . ' read,..' dcnrn sboald i·rem'aln.·' b'owever NOTICE'" ,

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benle/HalI at·8 o·clock·to bear tbe're. n .. " ",..,n 'rom : their delegatee to Brandon.

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