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freshIngredient Isand the goods ar man- -

In a factory vi Ideal

Try a you will find manydelightful flavors under aot rich

Made In

THE W. J. BOYDCANDY

Spence Portage

I ALL DRAUGHTSExcluded from

WINDOWS DOORSBy using Chamberlain Metal

STRIPS

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ft w 0Editorial Room Bad jj

Wonderful Cold-Cu- re 5

a Relieves at Once Prevents and JCurat

You have a cold In the head some-thing you can't

But there Is a cure a delightfulmethod of prevention so evena child will use it

Quick as lightning on colds-st- ops

cures prevents

Just Inhalein Its healing balsams and out goesthe away go the sniffles ca-tarrh vanishes like tho

To the sore membranessends the healing of the pine

to the Irritated surfaces Itsupplies pure balsamic extracts thatloosen tho clear all

destroyFor the and

tubes IsTn pleas-

ant findTwo- - s treatment guar- -

smallsize at nil or N. C.Poland

Kinetic EnergyKinetic b a good It Hmeans to nuke things 9

A fat bank a Brock on the edge of a Ha barrel of and BSCOTT'S EMULSION all Icontain P

so the professor tells M

Power is stored up in I

Scott'sThis force let loose in thesystem of the consumptive rgives him the strength to btake on new It is a Ipowerful

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owens Mcpherson

auctioneersauction

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TheHolidaysAre

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H 53 Portage AveB Phone 69 Phone 2677 S

Start theNew Year

Participate inthe splendid bar-

gains in20 to 30 off

MAIN STREET

STORAGEWe have tW best possible facilities

for storing all kinds ofPictures and other

Private Vans sent to all part of thecity and

experiencedLow

CheapI 1

Ideal House

and St.

I Where toI Dine jL For civility and it

of everyoneh says there Is no pla In tb vf Wet J

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Imperial BankOF CANADA

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OFFICE

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Agents In Great Lloyds BankHead Lombard BU

Brunches In Provinces ofCo-

lumbia and

allowed on deposits at currentcredited

Winnipegand Street

N. a.

Corner Selkirk Ave and Main

1908NOW OBI

bishopMcDermot Avenue

Ladies' Kid-Cover- ed JFelt-Sol- ed Laced

BootsReduced to

Per Pair

RYAN'SGreatest Shoe Store

DIONE

FURSNow is the time to have your furs

Place your ordera for newat summer

DOUGLASSWholesale and RetailKennedy Opposite Eaton's

I THE CENTRAL COAL AND

WOOD

D. D.

CoalPrompt

andCorner

Western Goaland

Creek andOFFICE I nei MAIN

D. E. ADAMS

Office Lombard T

J. G. HARGRAVEm. wholesale

MAIN STPHONE ft

WINNIPEG COAL COMPANY

COALMain corner

TELEPHONECoal for Heating--

Bienfait Soft Coaltper Ton

A splendid coal for householdIn use in some of the largest

blocks In the For sale by thePALACE COAL COMPANY i

SUTHERLANDPhone Prompt Delivery

1 1 1 i

W. Murray

j HIGH-GRAD-E j

j HARDWOOD FINISH j j

For etcand jeweler's Interior

of abars and silent Bend J i

2 ua your plans and we will designa our

MARKET Ja

5 and A

Suites iteam heated t with era and I

Bent to KM per Apply IJohn Kuan A SAM St. I

Family Butcher

If you have never tried our Sausage Syou ought They are made of thefreshest of and the seasoning Is

Our cooked meats of ailkinds are made on the

D. W.William Phena

1 GARDINER I3 ul Director A IMain St. Phone

Finest Ambulance Inthe

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I LOCAL NEWS

PARAGRAPHS

Burned- - On Sunday asmall frame house at Morley

owned and occupied by J.was badly gutted by en-

tailing a loss of about J 5

Commercial Anumber of friends of the NorthwesternCommercial Travellers' associationpaid the members a visit at their newclub rooms

Conservative Club TheToung Conservatives re-open- ed theirclub rooms at their old quarters yes-terday Among the callerswere Robert

JamesJ. H. W.

A. JohnAn excellent entertain-

ment given during the

Mark of F.C. P. R. transfer

was presented by the employees of thatdepartment yesterday with a case ofsuperb and to-

gether with a supply of tobacco thatwill last him several The pre-sentation was made as a tangible re-

cognition of Ashburn's sterlingservice In the department with whichhe has been connected since its in-

ception over nine years

Purse While walking al-

ong the east Bide of Fort be-

tween St. Mary's and YorkMiss Ello

Graham was the victim of thepurse-snatche- rs who have been oper-ating In Winnipeg of While walk-ing quietly along a man approachedher and grabbed a handbag which shewas carrying on her He escapedup a nearby lane before she couldsummon The bag contained

in bills andA Regrettable Yesterday

while one of the loads of chil-dren going from Knox church wasturning the corner of Spence andNotre Dame streets the sleigh struckthe curb and throwing the chil-dren on the As a result ofthe accident littleBalmoral aged seven hadher nose Manchester at-tended to the little who was af-terwards removed to her

The annualmeeting of lodge A.F. and A. was held on the

when the officers were In-

stalled by the Installing officer R. W.J. as W. F.

S. A. W. J.W E. R. J.

E. J.A. Bell and E. W.W. Moran and B. I. J.

A. H. di-

rector of J.T. After the Installation themembers were Invited to partake of a

the guests of the master andwhen a very pleasant even-

ing was brought to a The fol-lowing grand lodge were

past grandmaster and

Neff and

COMING EVENTS I

On Friday afternoon the regularmonthly meeting of the Victoria IndiaOrphan society will be held In theM. C.

The annual of the Women'sForeign Missionary society of Knoxchurch will be held tomorrow ato'clock In the lecture cf the

The first annual dinner under theauspices of the Sick Benefitsociety of Winnipeg will be held nextSunday In the society's

The Men's union of the First Baptistchurch will give a social this

A. A. Shaw and a number ofspeak on better and great-

er W. A. will

The monthly meeting of theIndia Orphan society will be

held In the M. C- - A. Friday atp.m. Arrangements will be made forthe annual meeting to be held In

The district W. C. tT U. will hold aprayer meeting Friday afternoon at3 o'clock at Balmoral

will give a paper on the lifeof Clen-denn- an

and Gordon art to takecharge of the evangelistic Allmembers are cordially

DECEMBER

Hundred-Fou- r YoungCouples Together-Bir- ths

and

the month of Decemberrt a triages took The number ofbirths Is being made up ofmales and

There were deaths during the61 males and

The following Is a list of the mar-riages during the

By J. C. O. Holmbergto C.

By S. Leyman Hermanto Pearl

By C A. Comeau O. Roy toAdelina

By J. W. Churchill A. F.Brown to Maggie A. John

to P. F.to Fannie

By Clarence McKinnonParks to Victoria M. John

W. Craig to Heber J. ato

By Hugh J. RobertsonSandry to Florence

By T. S. Stag-Sta- d

to MaryBy G. W. Wilson W. J. R. Wil-

son to Margaret S. W. Hender-son to Flora

By W. A. MacLean A. A. Gib-son to Mary Bertha W.

to Annie J. C. Birch toMartha Rutley to Ina

G. I to Ida M.

By J. Roy Austin toMary E. W. G. A. toMabel J. V. Pickup to Annie L.

O. W. Roberts to Sarah Vic-tor Walter to

T. S. Will to Mary E.By S. Chambers W. L.

to Charlotte C. E. J.to Beatrice B. Tay-l- ot

to Elizabeth H. S. Everettto Lily C. Langston-t- o Flora

E. J. to Ethel H.R. S. to Julia C. G.

to Edith C. Cloude toMartha

By J. Gordon F. T. Marshallto Fanny H. S. Price to EthelM. P. G. to Alice

J. F. to BlancheL. J. Blundell to Jennie RobertGait to Mary W. M. Slater to

W. H. Shears to Car-rie J. K W. F. Deeks to MaryM. J. W. Hair to Elizabeth

Lumsden to Jessie A.Hay to Sarah A. T.

Agnew to BerthaBy O. F. Earl to

Anna S. Wilson to MarthaR. H. Parmenter to Alice

W. Brown to Ethel G.A. C. Cane to Ethel G. A.

to J.Howard J. Myers to Susie E.

By J. R. Wll- -Hams to Emily

By Archbishop Matheson Georgeto Daisy

By J. E. BJorkland Ben-son to Hulda

By S. C. Arthurto Margaret

By G. Sinclair RichardLovey to Mary Edwin Cookto Barbara Robert to

John McMillan toMamie George Newton toMary Chas toAnna

By C. W. Morrow Sewardto Janet

By H. T. Leslie Oakley Smithto Margaret

By Samuel Fea ChristopherOliver to Jane

By T. E. Carl Carlsonto Johanna

By D. G. S. Connery Robertto Amy

By W. Laner Jacob Beesoto Emma

By R. J. Hay Stanleyto Mary

Richard Talbotto Minnie

By E. F.to A. N. and Strom

to ChristinaBy J. C. W. to

IC A. W. B. Sutherland to M.II

By T. W. Saving G. B. Donovan toM. C. Richard Douglas toGertie

By T. P. Jones Andrew toMargaret Andrewto Clara

By R. S. toPauline S. tD

By H. Hill toMarie Duncan Storehouse toLaura

By Stewart JohnLoge to Lucy Gilbert Inman toMarshella James Wilsonto Jane McNeil to Mary

James Dodds to AliceEdward to Annie

to JeanAustin to Gertrude Eu-gene to MaryWilson to Jessie Frank

to IreneDorward to Helen

By S. P. Rose O. E. Rogers toA.

By C. W. Gordon R. G.Thompson to Charlotte C.J. Clements to Eva A. P. Mc-Donald to Florence John

to ElsieBy Sparling R. T.

to A. E. Stan-ley to C. H. Blakeley toMartha W. H. Stephensonto E. E. Roy to Lau-ra M. W. to J. A.

G. toBy O. Murray

to AliceBy D.

to AmeliaBy D.

to IC S. to J.

Bv T. Thompsonto

By AndrewRandall to J.

By E. E. Thomas Langleyto Margaret

By R. Roland strattonto Harriett

By O hill J. W. Connelly toE. I. to Mary

Sullivan to E.

By F. C. Fra-e- rto Walter Pace to

Ethel Fox toHuston to

G. toG.

By Donnld Munro W. A. Me-Iv- or

to Mary A. Fraser toF. A. to

Janet J. A. Max to E. E.

By Hamilton Wide

to Edith G. Gordon Hill to Lil-

ian Daniel Davidson to Jen-nie

By J. M. Florell E. O. Strand-ber- g

to Betty Martin Ceder-stran- d

to AnnieBy Jon Bjornsson Peter John-

son to S. G.By Karl Felix La-po- n

to AlmaBy F. A. John W.

Clark to IdaBy E. Mason Norman

to MaryBy J. H. Sterling Ineal to

LauraBy H. C. Camp-

bell to MabelBy Jeremiah R. Clark Alex-

ander Love to C. M.By A. A. Shaw Walter Law-so- n

to AlmaBy D. Jacob

Ross to HettleBv A. Cowley Ware to

EmilyBy W. E. Prescott But-

ler Eva May

WOMEN FARM

Unable to obtainmen enough for the harvestManitoba farmers hired women Intheir They are said to havedone Just as good work as the formerfarm and there was much lessshirking among

That Is the way with Theywork too hard and often overtaxtheir Then the system be-

comes run the liver gets outof and constipation and bilious-ness make life John

of suffered fromthese troubles for ten years and foundno relief until she tried

want to say a word In re-

gard to writeshad liver trouble for ten

years and tried differenttut

are made of fruitJuices and tonics and never fall tocure Skin andBowel a

MOVING

Bright Young Merchants leavingthe City of

R. W. Nellson and J. M.who for three years have occupied

the respective positions of store man-ager and European buyer In the bigGeorge Craig severed theirconnection with that Institution thelast day of the They have pur-chased the big general store businessof ofwas anxious to They both leavethe city on Friday to take hold of theWawanesa With their ex-tensive experience gained In the old

later on In the city ofand more recently In the

departmental these two gentle-men are bound to make a success ottheir new Their many friendsIn Winnipeg and the province generallywill watch their career with great

LEGISLATUREIS OPENED

from pagegovernment has able to negotiatea satisfactory purchase of the entirebusiness and Interests of the Bell Tele-phone Company in therebyImmediately establishing a governmen-t-owned telephone within the

without creating a dual

Representations have been made tomy government that serious loss hasbeen sustained In certain districts ofthis province from hall Youwill be asked to consider whether It Ispossible for any relief to beby way of legislation for those whosuffer from such

My government have found It neces-sary to recommend a better and morethorough system ot auditing municipal

and amendments toMunicipal providing for that andother will be submitted to

Bills for the purpose of establishingportfolios of telephones andand will be submitted foryour and likewise billswill also be submitted to you amend-ing King's Bench and otherActs of public Importance to our

The GrainOn account of the paramount Im-

portance of the grain Interests of ourand the anxiety of my gov-

ernment that the grain growers ofManitoba should receive the highestcompensation for the products of their

and whilst the whole measure ofdesired does not entirely He

within the Jurisdiction of thisIt Is deemed advisable to sub-

mit to you a bill to safeguard as far astheir to facilitate

as much an the sale of theirgrain and to procure for them the full-est recompense for that

In order to Increase our revenues foreducational purposes my governmentIntends to continue to press upon theparliament of Canada the advisabilityand necessity ot transferring to this

for administration upon thetrusts under which they are allschool lands funds and all unsoldschool lands now held In trust by the

The treatment of the province bythe in to ourswamp continues to bo

and the province suffers greatfinancial loss It Is earnestlydesired that a better arrangement ofthe relations between my governmentand the Dominion on this subject bebrought

Tho report of and the evidence takenby the appointed to In-quire into cattle and indus-tries in the will be laid be-fore you at an early

The public accounts for the pastand also tho estimates for tho

will be laid before you

at an early date for your Thelatter will be found to have been pre-pared with all the economy consistentwith an efficient public service and thegrowing demands of our

I leave you to the consideration ofthe business that may require your

In the fullest confidence thatyour under Divinewill bo conducted with the sin-

gle desire to advance the best inter-ests of the

Composition ofThe following is the composition of

the Legislature which met at 3 o'clockthis afternoon for the first time sincethe held on March

In the last Legislature tho govern-ment had 32 the opposi-tion and one David

who sat with andusually voted with themaking a total of 40

Since the last meeting of the legisla-ture am extra seat has beenWest which was capturedby T. a

The government in the present househas twenty-eig- ht members and the op-position giving a clear majority of15

OnSince last the house met one

if he had would hivobeen a member of the present

S. W. Brai- -He died last He Is

the only vacancy in the ranks causedby

Since the session onebeing defeated fat the

D. was suc-ceeded by the late W.who is now succeeded by G.Cold elected by acclimation nr

A NewOne new minister faces the

for the first time besidesJ.

holds a new that nftelegraphs and

Six members who previouslyseats in the They

are WilliamJ. B. Joseph Bern-i- er

and T. C. There are thir-teen new George A.

T. H. I. F.D. A.

George JohnA. L. Amle

J. B. J. A. Campbell and J. W.

TheThe James for

Turtle will again be speakerof the

It is expected that the leader of theopposition will be C. J.and the Liberal whips will be V.

and George

The government whip has not yetbeen but It Is thought thatGlen Gilbertwill be

HouseA. H. will again be clerk of

the He has been lot office since

John who has filled theposition of sergeant-at-arm- s since

will again be present In his offi-cial

The first legislature of the provincewas In when Governor Archibalddelivered the speech from themany changes have taken placethat

The Composition ofThe following Is' a complete list of

the members

R. P.C. H. Campbell

RogersJ. H. Agnew

J. Howden Beautiful

G. ColdwellJames Johnson Turtle

James ArgueAlme BenardAlbert St.George SteelGlen Campbell Gilbert

FergusonOrton I. Grain and St.

George LawrenceEdwin D. LynchJ. B. Lauzon La

B. WaddellF. Lyons

Hugh Armstrong Portage la

Isaac RileyA. L. BonnycastleJoseph St.A. H. Carroll SouthJames W. Robson Swan

W. Taylor CentreJ. F. Mitchell NorthJames T. Gordon South

C. J.John A. CampbellR. S. ThorntonGeorge Walton

JonassonJ. W. ArmstrongT. C.B. J. McCannellJ. B.Valentine WinklerD. A. Ross

H. Johnson WestJohn Williams

GRAINS OF

American familiar with theEnglish have declared since Rich-ard Croker's nily Rhodora won theDewhurst plate at thatthe owner of Orby has an excellentchance to win the Oaks next springwith the and thus complete themeasure of his turf success

The winner of tho Dewhurst aseven-furlon- g Is accredited withhaving stronger claims on the suc-ceeding year's classic than has thewinner of the Middle Park a

which wonthe latter is described as asmal but exquisitely shaped Ally andnot likely to grow If at

He defeated Rhodora In the MiddlePark but the latter was Just re-covering from an Lesbia didnot start In the Dewhurst stake a

the race won byIt would appear as if Cro-

ker's chances to win the Oaks are bet-ter than those of Sir Danielthe owner of Cap and Bellswon the Oaks for tho Keenesix years ago In hollow

The Cornell association football teamprobably will play In South Americanext The management hasreceived an offer of expenses and 76per cent ot the gate receipts for a ser-ies of three games with the footballleague of the province of Sao

Manager of theCornell a grandson of formerPresident of Argentine

who is studying mechanicalestimates that the soccer

team will bring back toProfessor who has supervi-

sion ot minor stated that hesaw no to the

Providing the Philadelphia Nationalswill grant his Kittythe great first will go toMilwaukee and manage theclub of the AmericanPresident Havenor has offered

the Job and the latter has expres-sed his willingness to

ReliefA full meeting of the members of

tha central relief committee has beencalled for at 4 p.m. totake up the matter of working In har-mony with other charity

All who had an Invitation to the an-nual meeting are expected to attendand many Important questions are ex-pected to come up for

The meeting will bo held In the com-mittee room at the city

MANAGER BELL

ARENA TALES

Leap Year Skating PartiesHockey a

Manager of the Arena inconversation with The Tribune this

stated that he looks forwardtj the balance of this season as beingthe best in the history of his particu-lar business in Western HoU exceptionally well pleased with theactivity which is evident in sporting

says that this is evidenceoi the healthy growth of the wholewestern

A HealthyThe enthusiasm which has been ex-

hibited at every hockey match thiswinter Indicates In no uncertain man-ner that the people of this westernmetropolis are among the healthiestto be found and that

the most strenuous winter gameIs their favorite is evidence of

the amount of energy stored up in theprogressive people of the

A SafetyIn respects a community re-

sembles a as ais necessary in

and the amount of noise madein letting off steam goes to show thephysical strength of the boiler or the

The great safety valve ofWestern Canada during the wintermonths la the game of where-in the stored-u- p energy that is fight-ing for expression is let oft as a

Sport OpposesIt is found in cases where a stren-

uous life is and where there is noactive sport in that men nat-urally turn to alcoholic beverages inorder to let oft the stored-u- p

as can be shown In many westernbut one of the strongest tem-

perance movements in this country isithe interest in active andhealthy which gives the peoplean opportunity to oft inthe healthy excitement of an athleticgame rather than by the more harm-ful method ot Imbibing bar-roo- m

Leap YearThe Arena rink will be a scene of

during tha nextfo of this Next Fri-day night the employees of the T.Eaton will hold a leap-ye- ar skat-ing and every Wednes-day and Friday night in the future aleap-ye- ar party will be Amongthose to take place shortly Hud-son Bay Bell Tele-phone Robinson

and CraigThese evenings will

not be as every-one who comes will be

WEATHER REPORTS

Temp at7 a.m.Fair

Calgary 34 10 Cleas45 18 Cloudy

Medicine Hat 80 20 ClearPrince Albert ClearBattleford ClearSwift 18 2 Clear

4 Clear16 Clear

Winnipeg 8 ClearPort 16 2 Fair

Bulletin From CentralThe weather throughout

Saskatchewan and Alberta in the nor-thern has been line and quite

In Southern Alberta It has beenmuch

Forecast Milder with local snow-falls In elsewhere fine and coldtoday and

College OpensWesley college will awaken from the

holiday rest tomorrow morning whenall will be

The college halls are today a sceneof activity as a result ot the return otstudents from tho enjoyment of Christ-mas and New Year's