>, Two practical millers from Idaho} game. The man who can ac- chairman, Alderman McKay being | would be better to have a male or { have been at Glei¢hen for the last|complish those two things has ain Nova Scotia-and Alderman Bray » — ; 4 pit hy the bachel : project, and thé ; to} fram start to finish and the beat of a town, and: said, he was sure wel, eal ee vs . poranemen upwardsrmalh sizes on Tw. able to get’ thie faatter 4a Gefinitey Bling was maintaine! betweum. the would ees have atown now. %, Ne exo — sug ‘eure i PP ae SN players and the onlookers tl yee Henderso . » 1 8hoe. . 4: 8 tape te Tabet ALL ved yo 1a — While Ow wer ylt, uf. ut pn : = = ae P =~ z veh 5 AVith anil in “— <™ txtood four te two dn favor of Serath-1 gas Closed: Men’s Natural AVool Hand -Knit edn and: fog cheap, that} yore, as a -prominenit Strathmore ¢ 4 Socks, 3 pairs for 8f. i paint would ‘become_one ot the}man remarked at the finish: “It c Heil ”'Men’» Heavy Working Shoes, 68 chief-stock feeding centres'in South-Rk ner pair—Good buying. i f H THE CALE ; ; : dimou: 3 © PuRLIeHKDIX THE H : IRRIGATION H $ coure § | : oie | ; entre $ x “sf (@] : ‘a a. 3 : OF THR H N / ; + Averawe Yield H e Greatest e y H ~OF-— 8 $ IRRIGATION 3 *Byl Cf al Sa 3 Wheat@ Oats § : Project H “Stee , e) § Sunny Alberta § $ ON THe H : hf ; fe f Y 4 in 1906 : 3 continent 3 Devoted to the Up-Building of Gleichen and the Development of the District Generally 3 cover § © cocccccccccocere vid ’ : Sidaidacaceeweess Year IIL, No. 43. GLEICHEN, ALBERTA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, ‘1910. $1.60 Per Year prices or the marketing of your grain write us, That is what we are here for, Grats Growers Grats Co., Len. 41 Box 1669, Calgary, Alta.

NOTICE Application to Legislative Assembly Notice is hereby given that application will be made at the next session of the Legislative Assembly for the Province of Alberta for an ; i the school house was not quite : Which shows that land in this aes 25 GRIST MILL in for occupancy. Roa ex- ELECTED BY district is in great demand. ‘+t OEbaR tein teas é pected to return at an early date. ‘ w Grain Growers Grain Co. At the close of every day we fabs at gr in re have opened an office in Calgary for FOR GLEICHEN : Petth a NA LB Time the transacting of all Alberta: busithink: “‘I’ve rushed around and district. : ness, For any. information re lias worried and fuseed, but what have -—-Goudie Gray's. eoil: ian is stay: 4 BEAD OFFICE, TORONTO I accomplished?’’ If you expect to : 4 Maho Millers Have Been Looking Over “get along’? you must learn to aE Ostrander, T. Menderson and) ing at home these days.

a Are Prepared to Invest work rapidly without fretting or E. Griesbach New Councillors The chopping mill at Sleepy Slope Ground an stewing. is busy night and day, The coreless apple, the horseless ; carriage, the wireless telegraph, the} The annual meeting of the Gilci-; The annual meeting of our School Gleichen will have a grist mill/in | hearticss girland many other things ;chen Village Council was held Tues- | District was held in the school house ‘ thin the. hext ~alx have been discovered in recent years, |day evening and passed off very | With Frank Robertaon in the chair. operation witht if but no genius has yet arisen who| nicely. After the usual business was gone months if plans Lea! under way are | 0, take the sting out of a jag, or] Alderman Ostrander was the only | through 1 keen debate was indulged consummated, make everybody win in a poker|councillor present and acted as/in, the subject being whether it $5 and under..........

“ 990 “ female tencher. Frank Arndt ad-THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE —_— B, B. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000 ALEXANDER LAIRD, Geceral Manager| Reserve Fund, -6,000,000 -Branchcs throughout Canada, and in the United States and England BANK MONEY ORDERS (SSUEO AT THE FOLLOWING RATES: Over $5 and not exceeding $10 ....... 6 cents “ 1 “ “ 30 $50 ...... 15 cents ~ Thene Orders are payable at par at every office of a Chartered Bank in Canada (except in the Yukon) and at the principal menial peiats in the United States, They ritain and Ireland. nee ; wet * i iable at $4.90 to the £ sterling in Great re fortune ready to butt him in the}in Winnipeg. vocated for a male teacher and Geo, | act to incorporate @ club at Gleichen: in the | Ye DeKOte Genres pease myer pareve hy ise stoned wdge, Secretary-Treasurer J. T, Johnson | Macomber came out vigorously in} #4 province, to be known an the Gleichen ina treat oa ekekt cry alsed winsetacar ere ee and find conditions Ubi skald) Ma do —_+o—_— read the financial statement. of the | opposition, It was finally put to a|°™> bie i . y ot Carey. for the establishment of a 100-village, including a detailed report | vote and the motion carried in favor ih creates vetehcerd ry Solicitors for the Applicants. barrel capacity mill. Farmers con- Hl k | tch of receipts and expenditures, over | of the fair sex by a majority of one. sulted are. all heartily in favor of 0C by a which there was little discussion. |The -next question was whether : sh yeas it. will furnish an He then read off a list of those en-|dancing should be allowedt o con-~ mn a : At Strathmore ‘titled to vote, and nominations were | tinue in the echool house. After # excellent local market for wheat, lealled for, resulting with three|lively discussion it was decided in and will also supply foodstuffs much nominations for _T. Henderson, |favor of dancing. N. J. Hall was| @ SITTINGS ‘OF THE ay DISTRICT COURT + rthan they can be shipped 7 rae ithree for KE. Griesbach, one for J. | re-elected for a second term of office AND THE Niagra : |, On Friday evening jlast about 40/15, Ostrander, and one for F. H. {as trustee. DISTRICT JUDGES in, Cileichenites went up on the evening’ Biackhourn. | Mr. ‘Blackburn at The Idaho men, who are practical] train to Strathmore,’ where a most! once stated he would withdraw in Great joy is felt ‘in the district millers of many years experience in) interesting hockey’ match was! oder to save the expense of an that it is decided to continne danc the western states, declare that the played between the Strathmore and election, and the remaining three | ing in the school. It would have avert at hea el tft by-products of a mill of small cap- Gleichen hockey teams, which Was] were declared elected. / ~| been a pity if this, the only source éauakay ; mi wl ore han pay Uh aie ome mamta Tall nr, rena was atone gat | nipment in Quensewn sll oya ean 0 Sdwa | | M * | ° vnday, January 6th running expenses, taxes and reupon for a speech, and said that | oa rvo! ‘ r H “ti ‘ Mouday, Febr 2th ; may this was the fourth time he had run{barm to the school, in fact it has february < pairs, leaving whatever profit there} Strathmore has an outdoor ska! | for councillor, but had at Just. sucbrought about a lot of necessitic: F may. be on the flour clear. ing rink that fhe people may well! .o¢ 4 we _|that the trustees could not have] Myutey dane Bee Several of the large farmers of be -proud to possess anhdone that: fee i stray Mind found their way clear to have purwi uptember 19th, tlie Glcichen dittictitmye ified ’ 25th. would be a credit tu any town bin saying much, He promised, |Cbased, “such “as a piano, lamps,| Moule! Sagan ier ait cn Chatrtct the province, / vie S wali 4 4 their willizigne 130048 . the {howeyer, -he would take up the library, ctc. Pe anyny » Poca orns em: The gung.was an exciting ONC apatger of incorporating Gleichen as Criminal Court will be hetd within the Judicial District of Calgary on the dates anu Barclay & Hall GENERAL MERCHANTS Dry Goods Department Have a look at our All Wool White Blankets, 7 Ibs., at 85.75.

Children’s Underwear from. 30c was n@one’s gane all througlt.” 7 The Gleiehen boys played a fast A game and for the most part‘kept the puck: pretty well around the Strathmore goal, but they lacked combination and’ Strathmore’s exern Alberta, as the irriguted: district surrounding that town affords an abundance and diversity of forage crops highly adapted to cattle, vy bveraber Shy ‘ OLDS Monday, March 14th. —___0 , : $) CaN Monday, Jute ith, i . — Mondby, Beptempber lath 3 8 C Ta i] a e Mouday, December 5th. ain Men’s Fine Box Calf Shoes only 38.25 per pair. ! Large Assortment Ladies and Whildren’s Shoes. Every pair guareae ; steed to give satisfaction. ' ‘and itisthe}cellent goal keeper saved them TA DIDsBURY ah : theep and iitcie sf try as wel] | Many times. The first goal scored | Migs Clare Rose and Mr. T. F. Rowe _— Wednesday, March 10th. Child’s Soft Sole: Shoes, Black development of this Industry a8 WeN vas “made for Strathmore ‘by a j Fullowing are the prices quoted today] — Weduenuay: septamber 14th, and Tan, 7he per pair. as flour making which promises) Giejehen player, much to his own Delighted Audience in Gleichen: Wedagsuay, December 7th, Quality Groceries ~CARSTAIRS vat returns for the rich Gleichen dist Calgar Thursday, Mareh 17th. disgust, but the other three goals je Bees district. —Calgary Daily News. were made by the home team by] ppo concert given in the Forest- | 2 Thursday, June 16th. NEW CANNED GOODS sae good, hard playing ’ ate . {3 Thursday, September 1th, ; E re Ri ean The Strathmore te Iso showed |¢h Hall Monday evening by Miss 1 Thursday, December ath, Tomatoes Corn 1 Beet Wed omgrr tl dit Clare Rose and Mr, 'T. Faweett|4 COCHRANE Pons’ . String Beans some lack of playing together, but} Rowe proved one of the best of the) hia tA oe Peaches Strawberries y CWS ems in this renpwet had the advantage season, and was most thoroughly. ! HyLed ene plember 27th, Raspherric Lombard Plums pa a good deal ayer Gleichen, : enjoye | by the large audience that |? all's A) White... wierd a oa ic However, it is certain that both] onded. The Iso had. witl joes at BANFF From Our Own Correspondent, teams will now get in gomegood | {tence BOS AE UN HUM ier ece pe 0A Bl Me Sic ene re Wednesday, March dud. ie Be Be hem by special — er une M f Weune June Ist, r f \ i etic 1 the ret » tol? y 8 ngagoment Mr. 4 Wednerday, 8 ptember 2aeb, A good line in Bulk Teas, 8 Ibs.. The Liberty school house is near-| practicing, and the retutn game to) Pred Harris, a card, coin and con-| ye ene Air! \ Taucotey, WoseeRUSe tee for $1 : ns ing completion and on Sunday, he ier dere Fenian) cea juring wizard, who materially aided | ¥ dal COCO SOG InVINE J ‘Ny Powde fiv tk: { January 2nd, the Rev. McKenzie ne i Heichen should be a good) in varying the excellent program. Manas: Reine va cl y ‘owders, five packages for preached an able germon in it to] maten, 25 cents. Monday, May 9th. Vueniny, September 6th, Monday, November 7th.

' CROSSFIELD This entertainment may be said to have been local talent as Miss |(Heichen Tnesduy evening when the Rose is a resident of Gleichen and | wife of C. Come “prisse Vaway, leav: Mr. Rowe of Strathmore, and it i8}jing’a baby seven weeks old and two After the match the Strathmore Avery sad event occurred in boys invited the Gleichen team to attend the masquerade dance, where they were royally entertained. .

an appreciative audience, and on Friday, the 7th, there was a dance given. A_ pleasant time is reported.

Flour, Rolled Oats and Breakfast ‘oreals always fresh, ‘ [safe to say that one would travel a i thi Lhe F; ay, eptember 16th. ae te AL) Sueties santas sume enter The slates was s success in, Syst long way before two-near hy towns nas snug ahilioans \ Pai l UNA hye Friday, December 9h. Wo guarantee all lines we put out . Chatta 7 ay ; A ‘ i 4 4, y MY : * Mer ! +{ Way and thoroughly enjoyable andy vould: he found that could boast of | neighbors in the vicinity aro show-OLBICHEN to be of A 1 Qualities or your ane uot) boi ae SOU food such artists, It cannot be said the | tho. greatest kindness to the little H. Waleh capturing first prize as a| Hall is entirely suitable for an en-jorphans and Mr. Come has tele-“‘caon,’? and a Strathmore: lady | tertainment of this class, which | graphed for relatives to come here took the ladies prize asa ‘Japanese fact only adds to the credit of the |to take care of the children. The lady.?? performers in being wble to please | funeral will take place today.

Wel OLS OOS Re their audience so well.

The solos rendered by Miss Rose} The Alberta Provincial Telephone UF was a surprise to even the most|system, which is being rapidly ex-Annual Meeting of The critical of the aulience and fully |tonded castward toward Cileichen, ‘ bore out the coniments of the Lon-| has reached the village of Cheadle, Board of Trade don, England, newspapers. Mr.|20 imiles enst of Calgary and that arrived on Friday, and in honor of her arfival a large party assembled at the home of Mr. and Mra. James Halfpenny to bid her welcome. The night was spent in a very enjoyable manner until a late hour, when refreshments were served, which was certainly a credit to the ladies ard a great satisfaction to all.

Wednesiay, January 19th, Wednesday, April 2th. Wednesday, O-tover 12th, rae STRATHMORE Monday, January 17th. Monaay, April lath, Monday, October loth.

LANGDON Tueaday, January 18th. Tuedduy, April ith, Tuesday, Uctober Mth.

CARBON “Wadnesday, February dud, Wedlneslay, May 6th, Weduesday, October Sth.

= 6, B. WoODR, Deputy Attorney Genera] ‘money refunded, Barclay & Hall GENERAL MERCHANTS -GLEICHEN. ALTA On Saturday the annual schoo meeting was held, Jas. Halfpenny tendered his resignation and D. H. Shaw was nominated to fill in the balance of his.term as trustee. P. Mills also resigned and Alex. M. Godkin was nominated to fill. the term, Thos, Scott was nominated for the third year term. As there was no other nominations all were elected by acclaimation, Rowe’s songs also proved all thatt was | point now has telephonic communi-‘2 expected of him and his humorous | cation with Calgary. A Jarge nun-| The annual meeting and election | ‘Mpersonatione brought — forth | ber of farmers in the: Cheadle dis-| Remember the skatiug carniyal ot Alkan of tho ret i and Dis. |sreat Bret. The dnage by owe trict have annieg for iolep bona tonight—Thursday.

A Ty vill be held artists were also most tharoug' y | connectiona and soon. the entire , Lael waiestetesha yh it . ava i enjoyed, and their comic sketch, | Bow River Valley to the eastward Pat hand has inare Triends than the office of Messrs McKie & Hend-| Their First Quarrel:’” created no} will be in touch with Culgary. any Trishitan in this country, aeaan end of laughter. When they decide The honest man fools himself pes +40 re vq {to entertain Gleichen folks again| Jas. Knudson finished boring the} when he thinks all 2 t ari point, make wan faves ge elite Pare Ht oa [an hob al ote ae the . panty vepti having reached;a depth of over 175 to take an interest in the election, |°¢PHon. Ni : und thereby help to make this the | fect, and obtained 150 fect of water. strong institution it ought to be.

WANTED TO BUY—100 to 00 bushels of oats of some one who will hold same until epriug. W. B,, 114 Fourth Avenue east, ‘aleary.

If‘ you expect to make a succcas of life, you must finally learn to turn down agenta and not invest in every fool scheme that comes along.

Ardo Edwards and Tom Stanton have dissolved partnership, and Tom has taken up his abode with : As a rule the business man who This ia,the decpost well in town and | does not. advertise is lazy. D, H. Shaw. N It an attempt to gpump it dry proved f j We hope we admire a Noble act Messrs. C. and H. Long have hoagie Queenstown ews OMS inavaiting. Unless dipped in sugar, truth, as] as dr ee any one, hut we don’t i ite bstantial addition toe paiuispes fy riy aes : a rule, is unpleasant to take. think we ouglit td he expected to built quite a substanti ( j E t -Charley Adatps, the great haselike a di bi rs 1 their residence. We caunot tell om ng ven My From Our Own Correspondent: hall pitcher, had™y narrow escape] In Detroit hy fasting 45 days a “ e “id © Noble my ‘ inlet just yet what may happen. ee The farmers are taking advant-in Fishing: or 435 women young roman wancured of a serious iat $ GOP NAOT OES: OUR ereblin : i . 18 ting Carnival. age of the fine weather and are | chase im around the city trying} malady. All she had during -the ; easigteiie'og et spp ae 1 A io Ndakne: hauling lots of grafn to Cluny, |to kiss him. He cseaped princi-|long fast waa lemon juice and water.| The good resolution dics young, main’ “ sate ka tot 4 | pally because his wife would object | She was permitted to talk, other-|and there are a heap of funorals ~ an, 14-—Hockey match, Mr, and Mrs, Bishop and family |and was not strong enough to thrash| wise the results might have been | this week. The painters, Messrs, McPl.es & Stumpf, are now getting in their work on the interior of the school house.

Jan, 21—Oddfellows ball. returned home to Medicine Hat) the entire bunch of frenzied dam-jfutal. Soon as she regains her H feb, Sth—Annual meeting of |after spending Christmas with rel-|scls, Pittsburg is evidently a warn)| health the experience she has had| Many pcoplo become poorer hy Farmers Union, atives here. ( ' F § _§ ° For more particulars of these! Section seven was thrown open | 8" of tighng elssorls tthe doaire Nis ottain a living by The teacher, Mise Chattan, hag events read the columns of The last week and a big crowd waited! Pocket Diaries for 1910 at Yates’ writing poetry. returned to her home at Calgary as Call, Tho heart is the most wonderful Muscle on, darth and lifts. 18 tens a | ‘ | ( ? j Blueberries Pumpkin GLEICHEN, ALTA, Ridgeway and Tetley Teas | GLEICHEN BRANCH. W.R. McKIE, Manager ‘thus doufig your saving power. = The money is not tied up either, for you can draw out what you want at any time without delay or bother.

A Bank Pass-Book isa firstclass start on the road to independence, if not wealth. * THE TRADERS BANK OF CANADA PEOPLES’ CAFE We Serve the Best Meal Larkin & Larkin CHURCH NOTICES &T. ANDREW'S CHURCH fet Sunday—Evening Service 7:30 p. 2ud Buuidayen Morning Service | AY Sed. Sundays Eventiu Service? 80 p.in 4th Snunday--Holy Communion sService at Ila. m.

Kunday School every Sunday at 2 p.m. Baptiowms and marriaven by arra:.gur town, whon'a man has to hide for! ougut to be of great. service should | being. in too great haste to got rich, | mets Rev. T. W. Caotle, Rector.

R. CATHOLIC CHURCH Mesoet ita m.and dandey 6 -h every secoud and fourth Randay’ PALE Pe around the land office all night. ‘Drug Store. Subzeribe for The Call. day. ‘ Gye Himonti. ¢: mi >, peasy Yarob vite .