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TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925. SEVERAL FORMER REEVES CHOSEN IN THE COUNTY J. H. Nixon Deputy Retve of Osgoodc Township By Over 600 Th hug majority accorded Ur. J.

H. Nixon in th fight (or th deputy reavoshlp In the township ot Oaf oade the. outstanding feature of th election In Carleton countr yeaterday. Ur. Nixon re-calved a majority of 111 over hla nearest opponent, Mr.

J. C. Stuart. The Judicial Investigation Into road work before Judge 'Colin. O-Brlan, in which both Mr.

Nixon and Mr. tuart appeared, figured largely aa an election issue. The return ot Mr. William Hemphill In Richmond and Mr. Robert M.

Sample In Qoulbourn caused some Interest. Contests" ware held yesterday only In Osgood, for one position in Nepean, In Qoulbourn, Richmond, March and Torbolton. The election In the various clpalltlea In Carleton county also constitutes the election to the Carle-ton county council as the reeves and deputy reeves of 'these municipalities form the county council. 1(11 Carleton council will not. be mucn airterent from mat or New members will be 8.

R. Kelson from Nepean: Robert M. Sample, Qoulbourn: Godfrey Arml-tags. March; 'William Hemphill, Richmond: Oscar- East- Of tha ones who are absolute" newcomers to. tha council RAD I OLA III 2-Tnb Set Ooanplet with Tube and Phones $45 teach, Clegg Leach la Bank Nr.

Laurlrr BABY CUTTERS We still have a few Cutters left in stock and, now that 'we have lots of a snow and you want to take Baby qut, the sanest and most comfortable way is withr a Cutter. If you have not already secured one now is the time to get it. Without Hoods, from $7.00 With Hoods, from $9.00 i J.70. A I VmmiMr eDistuitfio Priced for Xs Bank Stkt Wav krucv The Acme of Piano Building THE HEINTZMAN CO. PIANO MfXIATt'RK UPHlfillT GRAXD STYI.i: COSTS $590 Th fine Valae of Aay Inetranwnt.

a Sold on Easy I r- ii liii MuMWml rvrar. 189 Sparks Street OTTAWA HI horseshoe are Measra. R. Nelson, Godfrey Armltaga, and Oscar ear ner. The others have aervea De-fore, but wars defeated In 111.

New County Council. The It men who will constitute the 1I2S Carleton county council are: rom nepean. i. n. rouu, Robert Oresne.

Donald A. alacKacn- ern and B. R. Nelson; Gloucester, Robert Preston, K. Urur.

J. u. Hardy and Ueorge Graham: Os- goods. Alex Dow and J. JI, Nixon: Turbolton, J.

Armltage; jsorin Oower. Howard Craig; Fttsroy. Robert Tripp; Huntley. IUvlngton: Kastvlew. Lon I'etegorssy ana Oscar Woerner; Marlborough, A.

ti. Davidson; Qoulbourn. Robert M. Hample; March. Qodfrey Armltage; Richmond.

William Hernpmu. There were an unusual numoer of acclamationa in the The following ara the results In town ships wberer elections took placs yesterday: UVCly lOMCM. The most Interesting fight In the Carleton County elections took Dlaca In Osgoode Township. Owing to the upheaval in township poli tics caused by the recent disclosures at tha judicial investigation before Ilia Honor Judge O'Brtan, there was unusual Interest In tns contest. Mr.

J. H. Nixon was returned aa deputy reeve by a huge majority. Mr. Nixon's total jou waa 117.

Mr. J. C. SJtuart recWfed 171 votes, and Mr. V.

McKenna, 13 votes. Mr. Stuart had held the poet of deputy reave for several years. bitt In 11X4 was defeated ty nr. Nixon.

Alexander Dow, the veteran of the Carleton County Council, had been returned as reeve by acclamation. Councillors elected were: Mr. j. E. Woods.

758: Mr. It. McKvoy, 111: Mr. J. A.

Park. Mr. O. W. Acres, member of the 124 council, was defeated.

receiving lit votes. Mr. A. Davidson received 147. Mr.

J. A. Park is the only new member ot the -council. Ncpran Township. Mr.

R. Nelson was successful In the contest for tha third- deputy reeveahlp of Nepean township. He will be a new man on both the township and Carleton County councils. The vote stood, R. Nelson, ISO: J.

P. Long, 101. and A. H. III.

Mr. Slack was coun cillor last year and decided to try for a higher. position. All other members ot tha Nepean Council received acclamationa. They ara Reeve J.

W. Arnott; 'lrst Deputy Reave r.obert Green; See ond Deouty Reeve Donald A. Mac Eachern and Councillor J. Lorn Turner. Mr.

HcniplUU Wins. Mr. William Hemphill, (or many years reeve ot Richmond, but who 'went down to defeat last year, was returned by the electors yesterday Ha defeated nis succession oppon ant of last vear. Mr. Qeorga W.

Ben nett. In tha voting yesterdsy Mr. HemDhlll received 107 votes and Mr. Bennett 4. The councillors elected were Messrs.

Samuel O. Rows. D. -A Rrownlee. William Blgford and George N.

Stewart. The vote stood Ramuel Rowe. 102: D. A. Brown lee OS: William Blgford.

II: Geo. N. Stewart 111; Thomas O. Neabltt, 11: J. Duncan.

St. The trustees for. the Richmond Public School Board who received acclamations were Messrs. Gordon T. Danby.

W. J. Foster. W. Nesbitt, O'Connor and T.

Todd. March Towaalilp. Mr. Godfrey Armltage is reeve of March Township tor the ensuing v.r. having defeated Kannedv.

Mr. Armltaa; takes the place on tha Carleton County Cpun- cil occupied auring iz oy nn Chrlatonher Irwin wno nas reiireo frnm Dolitles for tne preeent. sir. Armltage la well known throughout tha couiity. In the vote yesterday Ur.

Armltaxa received 171 votes snd his opponent 127. The four councillors elected were Messrs. H. D. Berry.

ISO; Alien Dnlsn 114: Thomas E. Carroll. 11 George Tlow, 14. The aeieatea candidate. David Scharfs recsivea 111 votes.

Torbolton Rcaults. The flsht for four nonitions In the township council took place at Tor bolton yesterday, as Reeve J. Arm ltase received an acclamation Thoas elected were: Justin Davis, 111: Andrew Wilson. Ill: i. Wil son.

II: victor Major, wi. xnaicu candidates wers: Frank Roe, 1J John Stevens. 71: Thomas Mc QualL Gordon. 7. Frank Roa waa the only one ot last year's councillors who met defeat.

Mr. Sample Elected. Robert M. Sample came back as rcevs ot mo town ship of Goulbourn. defeating George A.

Bradley, wno nam inw post during 1K24. ir. nampie former reeve. The vote waa: r. Pample.

421; Mr. Bradlejr, ZI Three of last year a councillors were re-elected; they ara Messrs. J. Sesbrooke, W. T.

Featherstone. and S. Hueston. Mr. W.

A. Fisher, Is a new member of the board, taklns; the place of 'Mr. J. Wall. 1924 councillor, who wa aeicaiea The vote stood: J.

127; J- fleabrooke. 212; W. T. Fsstherstone. 121; 8.

Hueston. 107? Wm. Smith. 07; W. A.

Fisher. 40s. North Gowcr. i Owing to the failure of Mr. Fred erick Dllworth to quality there waa an acclamation for the entire council of North Gowcr Township.

Mr. toward Craig Is reeve and Messrs. J. Boucher, Lawson Grler. John A.

Dillon and Wesley Montgomery are the councillors. Fall to Qualify. Those nominated for the Village Trustee Board ln Ottawa failed, lo qualify, and arrangements will have to. be made for holding another nomination meeting. Those who were nominated last Monday, wera F.

McOulre. W. Carrier. H. F.

Gow and F. Hoth-ersall. A similar state of affairs has resulted In Overbrooke. where a nomination meeting Is being held Saturday nlsht. BABY'S COLDS Children's delcale digestions are 'esitily disturbed by too Inr.

Still, the Jit its ones' sou troubles cannot be neglected. At the very first sigH ot eroup. sore throat, or any other cold trouble, apply Vk-ka Vspoltub aver tha throat and ehat There la nothing to swallow you just rub it on. Colds go over nliiht. croup la niua'i-ly relieved la II minutes.

1 THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 5' 'Clock Edition OTTAWA POWER AT PAR Till WERNOON MONTREAL, Jan. (Stock Ex change p.m.). Ottawa' Power touched par in this arternoon a sioca market, after closiihg at II this morning, establishing a gain for tha day of three points. Montreal Power was also strong, closing at 1S4 for an ad vance of 1 1-S. since inn morning.

Industrial Alcohol Ad Twin City were both fairly active, oui ciosra unchanged at If 1-4 and 42 1-2, did also Steel of Canada at 4 1-4. The majority of price changes wera of fractional nature. FAILED TO OVERRIDE PRESIDENT VETO WASHINGTON. Jan. The reg ular Republicans won a victory la tha Senate today when an attempt to override Preaident Coolldge a veto of tha postal pay bill waa de feated, by one vote.

Party lines wera broken, on the Issus which would have Increased the pay of the mall carriers. The -TOta- waa to 11.. -or- one leas than the two-tblrda majority necessary to pass tha measure over the executive, disapproval. RACE RESULTS. AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 4. Re- aults: First race, 11.000. maiden three year olds and up, furlongs 1, Carrier, 100 (Harvey) I to 1.

even. 1 to 2: 2. Mike 110 (Do-lln) to I. 4 to I. Toddy Toaat, lit (McCoy) to b.

Tims, 1.22 2-1. Dan E. Stewart. Sun Carls, Lucky. Babe Flower.

Silver Falne, Chief Clark. Leonard Thomas also ran. Second 11.000, claiming, maidens, 1 year olds and up. 4 furlongs 1. Taudlan.

Ill (Fields) I to I. I to i. 1 to 2, (Dawson) to 4 to Dorothy R. 81ms. 10S (U Lan) 4 to I.

Time, 1.22 4-5. 8orlln. Kirkcaldy. Chief TIerney. Good Morning, Attractive and Eliaa Brown also ran.

Third race. claiming; maiden; 2-year-olds; I furlongs 1, Bathllde Beth, 111. (Gross), 11-1, 1-1, 2-1; 2, Black Tea. 111. (Mar tin).

2-1. 1-1; I. Mlas Maggie. Ill, (Burke), l-l. Time, Pretty BUI, Bulserose, Emancipation, Ni di Sammle Mack.

Upton, Bil- Ukln and Torcher also ran. a AT HAVANA. HAVANA. Jan. Results: First race.

year olds and up, claiming, puree 1100, furlongs 1. Fondle Me. 104 (Noe) I to I. 1 to 2. 1 to 2.

104 (Neal) rto 10, 1 to 3: 1. Betsy. 101 (Horn) even. Time. 1.11.

Dahinda, Old Homestead. Laura Cochran, Busuki, Will B. also ran. Becond race, four-year-olds and up, claiming, purse 1400, six fur-iongs Rebuke. 1 0 4 Alhlker 4-1, 1-4.

1-1; 2. Royallne, 104 (Smith), 1-2. 1-4; 1. Pedestrian. 100 (Gavin-), 1-2.

Time. 1.11 4-4. Elwood Jelllson. 8wlm. Alason also ran.

Third race 1. 8nake Bite; 1, Crystal Boer; Great Waters. HAVANA RCRATCn E8. Fourth race Ethel F. Fifth race The Dictator.

Sixth race Czardom. Creirt wood Bny, Gold Leaf, Little Black Rheep, Chnndeller. Ponia Ray, Panli Midnight Btorfrs. Weather clears track, fast. New-ormcank scratches; First' race Southland, Girl, Ml dado.

Hecond race Intrepid, Sammy's Prld. Master- Blue, Fifth race Tender. Beth, Dernier Sou, Juno. 8lxth rsce Phenol. Clear; heavy.

VOTE WAS VERY CLOSE. ARNPRIOR. Jan. I. (Spe-clul) The voting on Church Union In St.

Andrew's' Presbyterian Church, which began on December 23, ended here today at noon. Tha result of th voting Is aa follows: For. church union, 107; against church union. 117. Majority of ten In favor of church union.

TO CTXSE THEIR BUSINESS. TORONTO. Jan. 4. Announcement la made by Murray-Kay Company that they have appointed E.

R. C. Clarkson'ac Sons to take charge of their business and wind it up. The company la under agreement to vacate their present premises on King street and pjana made some weeks ago to build on Yonge street have aband oned. The Murray-Kay drygooda concern has been In existence 72 years.

DOMINION GOVERNMENT BON DS applied to The Journal by H. C. Monk sad Company. Bond Dealers, CanaMa Life Building, li sparks street. Ottawa.

Vlrtery atoads, 11. TssaMe. r. Bid Asked. Tleld 1934 101.13 104.2) 4.10 i- Tas Free, 127 103.

4 102 70 3 10 l3 tot.fli 114 ii 4. to 1957 141 IS 101 SO 4.40 War atsads. Tas Free. 1933 lftO.li 11.04 s.tr IDlt ISt.vi 1313 4.4 1117' 194.13 191.3a 4 i Iteaewal TaasMe. IJ1 1M.

1 101.1 431 1132 103 31 103. i 4.d Hefaadlaa; BsaSa. t. Taukle. 10l 4.43 )il 11.7 ..11.

MONTRE.4.L MINING EXCHANGE. Quotation furnished by 3. lahell and Company. Limited, fltandsrd Bank Bullrtlna. It ftparka street, membera ettanaard Mining Exchanges: Ktock Arsonsat Bever Con a.

Caatle Tretheway Con. Weat Dome Crown Reaerve Iwmt Mines and Montreal Bid Asked 4 41 271 13 II 14 Ml 14 I 34 III 1 ll.ir. 32 ...11.0 11" (Inldsls Cons. Indian Keeley Klrkland Lake Lake fthore 31 jo ii 4.7i terrain Mclntyr Mining Corp, of Can, Mpllng Niarw Mines pntv, Preston F.aet Dom4' II 11 111 4.13 31 I 27J TffiT- I It 4 1-4 Tecfc-Hsshes Touaii (lakes Vlpond Cons. 43 141 NEW TORK.

Jan. Daniel Ousgenhelm. financier, la serloustly III. Thrja physicians ar In attendance. Sir.

Guggenheim, who la II years or age. collapsed la his room Saturday night. STOCKS WALL STREET CLOSE. NEW YORK, Jan. Tba elos.

lng waa strojig. High priced shares wtre marked up sharply In tha lata trading. American Oar and Foundry r.aing I 1-4 points; U. 8. Caat Iron Pipe 1-4.

and Atlantic Reflnlns; and United Fruit. I 1-4 each. Radio Corporation was again lifted above TO. Baler approximated 1,700,000 hares. Closing sales: Canadian Pacific, 110 l-l; V.

8. Steel, 121 l-l; U. 8. Steel, preferred. Ill l-l.

Closing aalea oa Wall Street, re- torted by McDougall aad Cowans, nton Bank Building; "Anaconda 4T Atchison ...........111 American Loco. Baltimore Ill Baldwin Loco 1I0 Bethlehem titeel it Beat Sugar 411 Can. Com Fuel and Iroa t'al. Pet. Jl Can.

Pac. 150i Crucible Gulf 8tstes Steal I Cons. "aa Ti Uen. Motors -l lnduetrlal Alcohol I Inter. Nickel 2 Inter.

Harvester ...101 Intsraallonsl Paper Kennecott Copper tt Kally-Mprlngneld Mi Mack Trucks 111 Marias Pit 41) N.T. Central Northern Par. IJ Pan. Amer. Pet.

A 43 Pan. Amer. Pet. 4i Prod, and Kef. Oil 271 Republic I.

and 8. i Heading Big Houtharn Ry 11 8o. Pscirle niiwin nintr ate Btudebaker Blncialr ftmelters Com. ftusar titeel Com. Union Pacific I'tsh copper U.

8. Rubber -Woollena Worthlngton 4J I'l 4i 17 MONTREAL SALES. Afternoon sales Montreal Stock exchange. Jan. I.

reported by vraig. Ivuther A Irvine, Bradbury orra. managers. Hhswlnlgan 47 at 112 1-4, 10 at ill 1-2. 71 at 111 1-4.

10 112 1-4 urazii at 1-4. 220 at (ti 1-4. 2(0 at IS 1-4. Twin city 41 -at- 42, to at 12 1-2. 10 at 12 2-4.

Mont. Power 21 at 111 1-4, 10 at III, 121 at 114. 21 at 14 1,4. 8. C.

Power 21 at 7 1-4, IS at 07 1-4. Steel or Canada I at 14 1-4, 10 at 14 T-l. I at 14 1-4, 40 at 14 7-1. 10 at 14 1-4. Steel 0r Can.

Pfd. II at lit. Abltlbl I at 12. British Emp. 2nd 21 at l-t.

Brompton 20 at II 1-4, 10 at 11 1-4. IS at II 1-4. 01 at II 1-4 Laurentide I 12. Ottawa Power 41 at 100. 100 at 100.

200 at 100. 200 at 100. Ottawa Power Pfd. 21 at 111 1-4. Spanish 14 at 102 1-2.

2 at I II -1-2. Atlantic Sugar 40 at 11. St. Lawrence I at II. Canada Car 100 at 10.

10 at ao 1-4. it at 10. 21 at 10 l-l, 20 at 1-4. 100 at 10 1-4. 100 at il.

Can. Car Pfd. Ill at II, 111 at 17. at 14 1-4. 21 at.

17. Textfle 10S at 17. 41 at IT. Holllnger 111 at 11.00. Bell Tel.

21 111, IT at 111. Olasa 10 at 114. Aironoi loi at II 1-4. ft at 1-4. 45 at 111-2.

10 at 11-2 14 at II l-l. 21 at It 1-4, II at 200 at IS 1-4, at IS -4 Nat. Brewsrlea at 12 1-4. 10 at 41. at 42 1-4, I at 41.

ti at 02 1-4. 50 at 1 l-l. 101 at 02 1-4. Smelters at "41, 21 at 41 T-l, 71 at 4. 2 at 40.

Ti at 41. 100 at 41. Bond. Wayagsmack 1,000 at 11. Victory Loana.

101T 1.000 at -101. 10. 11141,000 at 104.11, Unlisted. Argo Gold 1.100 at 1. Foreign Exchauwrr.

Money, I 1-1 per cent. Funds, 11-11 per cent, premium. Sterling, 4.7.7; francs, I. It; lire, 4.22 1-4; mil-re 11,11. Montreal Sterlln.

4.71 1-4; francs, I.I7 lire, 4.21; mllreia, 11. Si. MINING SALES. The Standard Block A Mining Exchange. Supplied to Th Jour nal by J.

T. Richards rock brokers, Canada Lire Bids Tl Sparks street. Tvesaajr jtriornuon sair. Argonaut 1.10 at II 1-2. 2.000 it 31.

1,100 at II, II at 1 1-2. Atlas 10 at 1.000 at I. Baldwin 4.000 at 1 T-l. Bidgood 1,000 at l-l, 100 at 1-4. Buckingham 1,100 at 4 T-l.

Cona. West Dome Lake 2,409 at 20 1-4, 1.00 at 2. 100 at 20 1-2. 10 at 2. Clifton Cons.

1.000 at 17. 1. 101 at 17. Columbus 2.40 at I. 100 nt I.

Dome 100 at 14.40. 10 at 14.41, 100 at 14.11, 4 at 14.10. 10 at 11.11, 10 at 14.41. Goldale 0 at ll, 1,10 at II, 1.000 at 21. Hattle 100 at 2 1-4.

11,000 at 10.000 at 2. Hattle Pfd. 10 at II. 500 nt IS, 00 nt IS 75 at 143. Holllnger 6 at 13.00, 123 at It.oo.

Hunton i.OOO at I 1-4. Keora 30 at II. Klrkland Lake 100 at II, 1.000 at 31 l-J, 1.300 at It. Lake Shore 24 at 4.11. 100 at 4.11.

100 at 4 1. 100 at 4.11. Mclntyre 100 at.10.71 Newray 1.00 at 27. 8kead 10 at 2. Teck-Hughes 20 at 1.10, 100 at MA.

100 ft 1.11. 100 at I.I. Tough bakes 1. 000 at It 1-2. VI pond Cons.

10 at 1.8. Victory Sliver 1.00 at 27. l.S at 27. Wrlght-Hafgrsaves 10 at 4 40, 200 at 4.11. Beaver 4.90 at 27 1-1.

Castle 1.00 at 71-1. 50 I. Canadian Lorrnln 100 at 10, at 10. Crown Reserve 10 at II. 4,0 at II.

10 at II 1-1. Everett 4. at I 1-1. l. at i-4.

Keeley 20 at Ml. 1 1 IT. Keeley 10 at 2.1. S3 at 2.1. Lakealde 10 It 11 1-4.

l.0 at'12 1-2. 10 at II. 10 at II. Lorraln 10 at 1. at It.

140 at it i-r McKinUy 2.e-r-l.- Mining Corporation 3 at 1.0. NlpUalrrg 10 at I.TI. Ophlr 2.000 at 4 1-4, 2.00 at 4, 1.000 at 4. X-: Psterson Lak MO at 1 7-1. 1.000 at 1 t-l.

1.10 at 11, 1,10 at 1 T-l. Wettleuffsr 2,000 at 14, OPPORTUNITY KNOCKED AT HIS DOOR TOO LATE LONDON, Jan. I. Opportunity knocked too late at' tha door of Joseph Born, a German mist. Born came to England last Au gust to sell a chemical invention for tha synthetic manufacture at low cost of a number of expensive drugs.

Including certain' poisons. Born had dsvotsd his life to per fecting his formulae. His funds ran out, and oa New Tear's Day tha day he was notified to vscate his house with his wife and children for non-payment of rent his body was found In Kensington Gardens. Today the coroner produced tha fallowing note found on the body: 'I must die by my own invention. Isn't It funny?" Today, also.

It dsveloped that a British firm had lust made him a conditional offer of 12.040 for his Invention. A Jury decided Born had com mitted suicide while temporarily insane. RACE ENTRIES AT NEW ORLE.NS. NEW ORLEANS. Jan.

-Wed nesday'a entries: First race. 11.000: claiming three-year-olds; six furlongs: Lotto. 103; Boss Oreener. 100; Wuhu, 101: BUI Winfrey, 101; St. Nlrhdlas.

101; 'Duckling. II Grace Troxler, 101: Majorls C. 107; Red 8qulrrel. 101; Dave GolJIe. 101; Cup Tea.

II: Red Beth 101, Also' eligible: My Destiny. 110; 'Candy Stick. Ill; High Vlsw, 104; Parmachenea 104; Ivory, 10S; Try Again. 111. Second race, 11.000; claiming; four-year-olds and up: six furlongs: Dsnnell, 101; Soviet.

101; Anna Marie. It; Wlld Goose 110: Adventure. 110; Double 101; New Msrket. 110; Despair. 110; Foxtail.

Pauline. 101: Orolova. 105; Sea Wolf. 105. Also eligible: Who Knowe Me, "110; Georgia May, It; 'Our Star, 101; Eventide, tl.

Third rare, fl.000; claiming. 4-year-olds and up; furlongs Qusnah. 117; Jupiter, 117; 'John Q. Kelly, 112; Future 101; Vanishing Boy, 110; 'Kerry Girl, tl; Casey. 105; Charles Henry.

110; Gee, 101; 'Steve. 105; Black Art, 103; 'Denial, 101. Also eligible Bush Buck. 101; Miss Anne Pine, 112; Julia 101; Anticipate, 110; Tender Beth, 101. Fourth rare, handicap: I-year-olds and up; mile.

Mary Ellen It; aElaaor, aPyroot, II; Ballot Brush. 104; Prince 101; Red Wlngfleld. (s-Holman entry). Fifth race. 11.000; claiming; I- year olds and up; mile and" yards- Koellla.

HO; Blackolla, los Rachel Potter. 101; Spugs. lot Vulnsd. 107; Juno. 100; 'Soldier lot; 'Lee Adrin, 102; 'Remnant.

II. Sixth race, claiming, 11.000, I-year-olds and iip. mllo and a six teenth tJllent Wast 101t 'Boonevllle tl; Rork. 101; 'Chaplet. tt; Zan HER FACE WSC0VERED WITH PIMPLES SHE COT RID OF THEM BY USING BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS Mlas T.

Hunter, No. I. London, Ont, writes: "I wish to recommend Burdock Blood Bitters to all women who are eu (To ring from pimplea or ar.y other facial blemishes. About two years ago I was greatly troubled with pimples and sores breaking out on my face, and could get no relief until, finally, a trlen4rcammended me to take B. B.

B. This I did, and I am now glad to say that your remedy has given me th deairable results, and I now have a nice amooth. clear skin, aa it has eliminated all the Impurities from my blood." Get B. B. when you ask for It; It has been on the' market for the past 41 years; put up only by The T.

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Contains narcotic or aoothlnr. drugs. Children lov lu dellclou tast. A ik your druggist for genuln "California rig yrup" which ha full direction for cable and chil dren of all age, plainly printed on bottle. Mother! Tou must say "California" or you may tt an Invitation syrup.

itbar. 102; Six Pence, 1I; Tantalus, lei; 'AsnDurtoB, tl. Beventh rsce, 11,000, claiming. 4- year-olda and up. mils and a six teenth Wsrren Lynch.

It) 'Whirl ing Dua. 14: 'Dancing. Fool, lot: Promising Tom, 14; 'Owasco, II; Carnarvon. 101; 'Article 14: Demijohn. 04.

Weather, clearr rack, heavy. Apprentice allowance claimed. -e a AT HAVANA. HAVANA. Jan.

Wednesday's entries: r. First race, 4 -year-olds and un. claiming, I 1-2 furlongs, puree 100 Aunt Deda, 102; Mian Holland, 102: Kidnap, It; Suncho Pansy, 112; Acosta, 107; "Dolly Gaffney. tl; BUt Blarkwell. 112; Gay Le-ceiver, 107; 107; Illlloro, 101: 'Full Moon.

102; 'Hence, 102; Boxwood, 112; 'Glory of "the 8eas 101: 'Thirty Seven, 107. Second race, four-year-olds and up, claiming, purss 00. 11-2 fun longs Feodnr, 112; Bodsniky, 112; Panoral, 101; Chns. J. Craigmlle, 107; 'Jacobean, 107; Pot, 107; Ed.

Garrison. 107: 'Lafe 107; Ollttergold, 101; 'Needy, 102; Mesa Kit. 112; John A. Scott. 112; Theaaaly, 102; Josephine 102; Cedrlc.

107; Quiet. 112. Third 4-year-olds and up. claiming, purse 1400, I 1-2 furlongs Joe Campbell, 111; 'Countess Clarldge, It; 'Sbmerby. 107: 'War Garden, 111; Private Peat.

101; Momentum, 111: 'Little Hope. 101; Bluedale. Ill; 'Col. Pat. Ill; Miriam Wood, tt: Starcourt, 111; Sprlngvale, 102: Ann 104; Richard Murray, 111; 'Radiant Light, 104: 'Tricks.

108; 'Kendall, 101. Fourth race. 4-year-olds and up, claiming, purse 1700, furlongs End Msn. 104: The Almoner. 104; Mill Boy.

101; Lousnna. 107; Chile, 101; 'True American. 10.8; Parkana, 111. Fifth race. 1-yesr-oIOs and up; handicap; purse, 1100; I furlongs- Little Smoke.

Ill; Old Broadway, 102; Peter Rrown, 101: Nlmrod lit; Tba Abbott, 100; Rosamond, 101. Sixth race. 4-year-olds and tip claiming; purse. 1700; mile and a sixteenth Marble, 111; Tlppo Sahib, 111: Peter 101; Diversity, 104; Metal, lot; Parvenus. 104; Duelma.

100; Annie Lyle, 101. Weather, clear; track, fast. Apprentice allowance claimed. SHIP MOVEMENTS. ST.

JOHN. N.B.. Jan. 8, Arrived: Steamer Mont Laurier, Liverpool. WHOLESALE PRICES VP.

The index number of wholesale prices' compiled by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics and weighted according to the commercial im portance ot the 231 commodities included, rose 1.1 points in December, being 110 ss compared with 13T.T in November. Sixty-two price quotations were higher. 24 lower, nd ISO unchanged. Good Resolutions VKRTHOKT starts off th year tinna. If you have decided l.

Bauasgea arly and often tiiaao a naoii ur saring jscuregors during th new year you will have nia another anod reaolutlnn which will Ii easr to keen, bseaua McGregor's Is real food, made The Heaae Thlaas te Kmt IS1-M3 BASK ITT. Car. I.lagar Pkeaea )aeea l-B-4 271 104 kfK l.aaaSjSSSSW and hear these new records, too! SYeGiIS GIRLH Fox Trota by Ishara Jones' Orchestra. "DEAR ONE' Fox Trot by Gene Rodemich's Orchestra. "MONTE CARLO MOON" A.

Dance by Herb. WtidoetY. Cinderella Roof Orchestra. Shimmy Fox Trot by the Oriole Orchestra. "HE'S THE HOTTEST MAN IN TOWN" A Dance by Bennie Krueger'i Orchestra.

XOVES MEJFroiq George White't and played by Ray Miller and His Orchestra. 1 ROBERTSON, P1NGLE 270 Bank Street LEACH, CLEGG LEACH, 168 Bank Street I LL (IIP iJij; r-2zr IB i Hi ELECTION RETURNS SOUTH OOWER COVNCIU KEMPTVILLE. Jan. I. (Special.) Wilson Dulmage Is reave of South Gower Township, having today defeated Rasmll Thompson by a majority of 17 votes.

Mr. Dulmage received 110 votes, his opponent, II. Four councillors received acclamation. They were: Timothy Mc-tlahey, Edward Gllroy, James Mc-I'lroy, Amo Halpenny. AKFNTf TOWNSHIT.

l- PAKENHAM. Jan. I. (Special.) There was a contest for councillors only In Pakenham Township. Reeve R.

M. McCrecry having received an acclamation. The vote -for councillors stood: Frederick Forsyth. 211; Samuel Andrew, 277; Earl D. Campbell, 23i Bam McDowall.

111. The defeated candidates, Joseph Bhaw, received, 142 votes. BARRY'S BAY COtTSCTL. BAHKT'S BAY, Jan. I.

Special). Election results in Barry's Bay are: Reeve, Thomas Murray (acclamation); council, Messrs. Paul Mask, Frank Cybulakl, J. Ps-caskle and S. Yantba.

CUMBERLAND COCNCIL. CUMBEKLAND. Jan. I. (Special.) There was a contest for councillors only In th township of Cumberland, tha expected fight between two cousins.

Marshall liathwell and Charles Itathwell. for the reeveahlp did not materialise, owing to the last minute withdrawal of Mr. Charles Ratbwcll. Sir. Wilfred Cratton was elected deputy reeve by acclamation.

Three with a selected list of good resale- from selected pork snd a choice Dienu di vrieniai spires. It if freib dsilj and your grocer mIIi it. Pbon in your order now. aur ATI I i councillor elected were: Joseph Spratt. 17 votes; Edward McOlan-dary, John Larmer, 241 votes.

The defeated candidates, U. C. Mo Eachern. received III. Robert Kh hoe, 11.

T. Bertrand. 121. CARDINAL CARDINAL, Jan. I.

(Special)- Owing to several who ware nomlnv atad dropping from tha contests dura lng the week, all members of th Cardinal Council are In by acclama. tion. The reeve is W. P. Walker, councillors.

W. J. Burchslt. A. Turner.

Gsorg Stephens. R. Barcley. Messrs. Ttrown-ing and Barclay are new addition to the council.

BR.OMTVY TOWNSHIP. DOUGLAS VILLAGE, Jan. I. (Special.) All membara of th eeunoil of 1121 for tha township of Bromly. In which la included Doug las village, were elected by accla mation today.

Reeve for ltlt Is, Mr. James McLaren, while th membara of tba new council- are Messrs. W. Dunn, 8. McLaren, Ms Connolly and Thomas Egaa.

In the townahlp of South Algom Mr. Michael Roach was elected -th reeveahlp by acolamatlon. Tbos elected to the new council are Messrs. T. Mar rath.

H. Verch. W. Verch and J. Dunnlgan.

Is th townahlp ot North Algomal Mr. Robert Klrby won tba reeve- CMMInswd oat Pax Tliirtcea. CHANGE OF TIME. On Sunday. January 11.

Canadlaa Pacific Railway will change schedule of several trains. Full particular may be obtained from any Ticket Agent. 'JT-K-- Na. Ni, -'il. Franldiil' Vincent: VonTilzerr lones Orchestra with Vocal rJ sOt i rsji uionistyDwyj and Ernest Hare.