THE REVIEW, CI BR ESEOLM., aa. f What s the Use of living if you’re not COMFORTABLE alright and you should It’s chilly now have a warm house.

The Class of Heater you have determines the comfort of the home, Why suffer from Cold when you can get a Belle Oak, Leader Oak or McClary Blazer at MOFFAT & | SON’S and have an absolute assurance of comfort.

All Sizes and at Prices to Suit your means Call and see them and start the winter right.

In Kitchen Ranges and Stoves we carry the best that is made and are prepared to sell you almost any size and kind you want. A full line of Monarch Steel Ranges, McClareys famous Range, and Moffatts Nationals.

We do Plumbing, Tinsmithing and Glazing and do it RIGHT. .

Only efficient worknren employed.

Give us your work, we w ill give you satisfaction, Moffatt & Sons Alta. Claresholm, | | | & Noree=sors Wired G3 Pisses onan tn hn 2 Oda tn ia inten dadndind CLARESHOLM PHARKIACY ab Christmas Goods greater varietv than A larger and ever. 47 SOMETHIKG FOR EVERYBODY Inspection, ‘invited. Come early and have first choice. Goods selected will be put aside for you until required. | O.L. Reinecke, Prop.

Seam Rate Ry net lm MA mcigl a ntmmetelies |)! ¢ The Place to Buy Your Meats » BEEF TURKEYS From 44 ranch VEAL Of the choicest MUTTON The very best DUCKS and CHIGKENS THE GENTRAL MEAT MARKET, 7 Price & Walls Ciaresholm.

EIR a ames hehhthcae adn edinion fartines ahha ta antibei aninn disease caados thane coca day on a business trip.

44 ranch, about 125 head in all.

stock a big stock of plate records ‘Tand They sail from New York.

is sure to be well patronized.

hoping that the isha’ On pote meetings will be held at) Claresholm bothered with much chinook.

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| work. jmade despite the quite year } got nearly sixty head.

lthe Presbyterian church went ages of eight and thirteen the Clares- | Chief ly Glaresholm | TO READERS “he Review is departing from its ALBERTA.

Libbeys cut glass at the Claresbolm pharmacy.

Metho | pleasant | The young people of the ! dist < started a | Sunday evening after the reg proving | fills in!

thureh have service thev a rhe and {quite attractive.

fular service nre service well known policy of prohibiting ad-}a pleasant hour particularly — for | vertising matter in’ the low! news | young people who have no home life. | column “Chiefly Claresholm”, The | Musie is the principal feature of the | departure is for the holiday month! entertainment, | only and the Review feelsthat readrie } | -| Meerschaum and Brier pipes ors will fifdl this store news, especbtl- | ly about holiday goods, as interesting paper. as duy news in the | Mayor Frost was in Calgary Tues Tmported china. Claresholin pharmacy See Johnston's advertisement on page two, [ti Christmas buyers. | a rich offering for Mr, Ogilvy, a stockman near Red} Deer, has bought the horses off the | T. M. daig has taken the agency for Victor Gram-o-phone and has in Books and stationery Claresholm pharmacy.

and Thomas Great Britain on Wednesday.

“Messrs. James Price Guy left on a trip. to the continent | The rink was opened this week and Here's Six hundred head of cattle were Griffin | They were part of the 440 herd.

Christmas cards, all kinds at the Claresholm pharmacy.

Mn s. Nels Peterson who has been | sick with typhoid fever for nine weeks s not making much progress aud the amily are very anxious as to the 4 si Ti is rumored that the Seoteh syn Hierte which took an option on the eo, has come hrough with ¢ and that the estate will soon change hands.

contest takes {4 fow montis ¢ he money ' rancH i yi | The W.C.T.U, medal in the Methodist church this yeveping. It is usually a well i led function und this year should b yexception to the rule.

nd Wutehinson brought Clyde hors wk from the Nanton disspecimens and lumber Vanhorn a ina eer lord of heavy eS Nis past They are fine iv be sold for work in the CAM ps.

Goto the Claresholm pharmacy for your Christmas presents, Tn the Methodist church Sunday Mr. Areue preached Missionary sermons and subseriptions were taken for that the A response churches was phase of generous H A. Dayof Lacombe was here \this week looking for horses, Ae-}companied by Mr. Vanhorn he drove jover to the Carmangay distriet and They will be shipped north from Claresholm, The Young Peoples Association of for a sleigh drive on Monday evening and! had an enjoyable time, the evening -| being finished ple: asantly at the home lof Mrs. Doyle. There ws monses, re no suln-Granum has been created a town and will take on all the frills of a larger place. The town will be able to raise money and muke in improve- | ments hitherto impossible, the debenture raising powers being largely increased.

The Albertan on Tuesday publish | edacut of Mayor Frost with the| name Mayor Grigg of Stettler under | | it. Stettlers Mayor may be a good | one but he isn’tour Mayor. He was} . | elected for a third term. Similar! honor awaited Mayor Frost had he| wanted it, | Mr. and Mrs. G. R, Maxwell, Willow Creek, will celebrate the twenty- | fifth anniversary of their wedding on the sixteenth inst. Many friends| will join in wishing them a pleasant voyage through the remainder of life | and that they may happily celebrate | the golden wedding day.

Tn connection with the act passed by the Alberta legislature abolishing | child labor and making attendance | at school compulsory between the holm school board passed a resolu tion strongly approving the | terian chureh on 4 few days in town in the {ander the | hl j Secretary, T jure named on the night | tion.

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N.D, Keith, principal of the; college | Presby -| Rev Presbyterian Young Iadies at Red Deer preached in the Sunday and interest of spent his work. The most college starting Is favorable anspices fand will Gila usefull sphere in the !educational life of the province.

The officers of Foothill ledge No, 118 were elected last Monday night as folows, Noble Grand, C. W.

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Physician, Grand, Ei W. Quayle; Dr. Steeves; delegate to grand lodge, W. C, Bowen.

Vice James; The appointed officers of installa Jun: in} i to The farmers of Rocky Coulee, bo Vally and White Lake met Granum Tuesday and discussed number of questions of interest farmers. The question of supporting a farmers candidate in the next provincial election was also mooted but no definite action taken, Furthec | und Barons.

Clares-Ladies hand bags “choice” shipped from hereon Saturday last) holm pharmacy. by Price & Walls to the J. Y.

Co, The James Fax concert company did not draw a big house but. those who did attend pleased platform entertainers.

were with king of Tt cannot be said that Fax sang thing very new but he did His support was uny sing the old songs well. ex: Mr, Fax and company were after the concert entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Tillotson, It y Belleville old boys reunion.

The mock Y. M.C, A. crowd Tuesday night, aot more than twelee turning out. It ittributed to the rink being open and the skate There was an ani-Trade versus protection, nearly all present heing free The levishaiture will not sit until after the | holidays. | vas nsort of the stim nt it parliament wis greeted by Was asiety to have a before the chinook got busy. mated controversy on Free traders, again Travelling cases, ladies and yent’s, Claresholm pharifiaey. ‘ The marriage of Mr, Sidney to Miss Jeannie Graham Oliver took | | place at the Queen’s hotel on Monday afternoon at2 o’elock, Rev, P, Hend erson officiating. Me. Lamb is we a! known as one of the youn of Meadow Creek and Mise Oliv rer is | the second daughter of Mv. and Mrs, | John Oliver of the sume district and !

unche rs the younger sister Of Mrs, Travis Bagley. The Review joins in tending best wishes to the young | couple for a long life and much pros-| perity.

The “Shriners” of Calgary hav: e! built a fine new $85,000 temple which | was dedicated on Monday — wit! elaborate ceremony. ‘There iva 8 i large number of visitors from all over! the province and from outside pala | The ceremony cone ‘nuded with brilliant social function at night at| which the following were prese ay from Claresholm: Mr. and Mrs. C, Braren, Mr. and Mrs, George Peed son, Mr, and Mrs. Dr. Steeves and two sons, J.G. Cumming and Miss | Cumming and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. | Smith of Barons, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. | Reynolds and Mr, C, W. James were | so invited. The brethren re port | | the new temple as a dandy and quite| an ornament to the metropolis, . Ebony mirrors and hair hey the Claresholm pharmacy.

The sixth anniversary of the opening of the Presbyterian church will be celebrated next Sunday and Monday 11th and 12th December. THF visiting preacher will be Rev. W. Reid, B. D. of Calgary, supe eek dent of home missions for the prov- | ince, who will conduct the service on Sunday and will lecture on “Ireland” on Monday evening. Rev. Reid’s re- | | putation as a lecturer is a high one }and a good evening's eujoyment may | be anticipated, Besides the lee ture| on Monday evening there will be a concert to which the choir of the| | Presbyterian church will contribute Refreshments will} \ H } | | | several numbers, be served at the close by the ladie | fof the congregation, Admission! charges will be 50¢ and 25e, The L am) | OMINION BANK $,4000,000. Reserves $5,300,000. Total assets $59,000,000. Deposits by the public $45,000,000 | ailable i THE D 8 Capital Paid Up § i Travellers letters of credit: issued, ay throughout the world SPECIAL ATTENTION willbe given to FARMERS’ ACCOUNTS and SAVINGS DEPOSITORS COLLECTIONS Made at YOUR account will be appreciated Ty PES most reasonable rates.

oat treed ee ak — A. E. Piercy, Manager Claresholm Office, (FERIA Riverside Lumber Go., Ltd.

We offer 4’ Dry Slabs and edgings, mixed for firewood F. O. B. cars our Sawmill at New: ‘Michel, B. C., usual car about 36’x8’x8’ loaded to full Visible capac-_ ity at $40.00 per car. Green slabs and edgings same lengths $30.00 per car. \ Cheque or money order to accompany order. Freight rate to your station furnished on application, Long slabs 8’ and up to 20’ mixed for building purposes $45.00 per car.

Riverside Lumber Go., Ltd, Calgaty and Lethbridge, | Alta.

Dry Goods © December Sales During the month of December we will give a dis- | count of 20 per cent'on our }} if entire line of --English Prints Mannelettes Dress Goods Shaker Flannel Underware } Hoisery | © \e Clothing Wool Goods Ladies Mantles Ladies Skirts Hats and’ Caps In fact our entire line of dry goods and furnishings. This will be for the month of December and for CASH ONLY. Boots and Shoes We have a large stock, over shoes rubbers etc. just what you want for this time of year. Groceries We are still talking about our Barbados molasses.

Have you tried it? Just landed a nice stock of Jap Oranges. A few salt Salmon left.

JAMES CLARK A Go, Blankets | | i | | | | | | JAMES CLARK Go.

and asking Mr. M. MeKeuzie to sup-| hour of commencement will be eight port it. o'clock,