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Medicine Hat News 1911-03-02 - 1912-03-28
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sth Sy, igiz way se? ym Street ite Its sees It, inte the nsider at nm of seve allow tity street resolation A. Brown, Islatare CINE HAT intoteffect fore the n away out rests of the ild, consider Don't be per- HEAP LUM- heap use the ve it, and ev- Jer requires. of LUMBER, pIR FINISH, PLE, BIRCH NGS. gency for the n Doors, EAUTIFUL FIBRE, LATE POSTS, W STS PHONE 0 REMT the News Block, ze, well lighted, ern convehiences. - TO If fice. L MINING KEGU- ONS. s of the Dominion, Saskatchewan and n Territory, the jes and in a por- of British Colum- ed for a term of an annual rental t more than 2.560 to qne applieant. 1 lease must be cant in person to Agent of the dis- eights. applied for tory the iand must tions, or legal sub- nd in uneur- act appiled for y the applicant must be accor 8 wntch will be ts applied mine at the rate of ting the mine shalt with sworn returns full quantity of nined and pay the if the coal aiuing rated, such return: dat least once a clude the coal min- i the lessee may be ase whatever avail may be considered rorking of the mine mation applieation Secretary of Interior, Ot- reat or Sub-Agent W. W: coRY, ter of tae Interior. xed publication of will not be paid for, Lef Us Loan You the Money at 5 PER CENT. TO BUY BUILD Pata Ceneicreaeen or Improve Real SEE OUR PLAN ate Write, Phone or Call The Canadian Home Investment Co., Ltd. Phone 649. Imperial Bank Building. Medicine Hat, Alta. 2 M. CAWKER, Phm. B. Drugsist 3 z Drug Sundries, Proprietary Medi- 3 cine, ete wees spensing of Physicinne Pe scriptions a specialty 204 South Ry. Conyersazione SOUTHERN ALBERTA Giititas (Mage BERKER BLOC THURS ENING, APRIL 4TH. INTERESTED PUBLIC COR- DIALLY INVITED. it WILLIAMSO PATERSON Contractors. Shop Fittings and Repairs Given Prompt Attention. BOX 353. PHONE 712 183-1mo. . A. LANDRY, CARPENTER BUILDER Residence Office 711 Ottawa Box 331. Phone 626. Job Work Attended to Look me up if you want a good substantial, properly plan- ned, anid properly put up House. Something originally designed xud homelke: money every time. FOR SALE 3 moderate pric- ed houses. 1000 cash will han- dle any of these. 2 first-class thoroughly mod- ern houses close In, See me Jf you-want a house. City Sale Stables Heary T ums, Drivers, Saddle iHlorses For Sale Light and Heavy Draying Hay for Sale Fred McClain Phone 85. Prop. W.R.Simmonds CARPENTER np CONTRACTOR Repairs promptly attended to. *Phone No. 335. W. A. Henderson Company CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS (Established 1882) Winnlpes, Lethbridge, Medigfe Hat A. B. Gibson, C, A, anager. Phone No. 198 Burns Block House Mover) SAND FOR SALE EXCAVATING HEAVY SEAMING CONCRETE WORK. Phone 260. J.J. LAIT 116 MONTREAL STREET biniceicenteieiietieit HOTSON : pre-emption iy One Trial F WILL CONVINCE you that our PURE i; LIME FRUIT JUICE is the Best. FS Imp. Quarts ., Pingle s Drug andi BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS S.C. BLACK MINORCAS Thompson's Ringlets ured Rocks. Best S.C. Ducks. 3.50, and 5.00 per setting. Stock for Sale. Poultry Supplies, Agency cerless Incubators. brooders, Dunlel s Hot ter Incubator. V. MORRISON P.O, BOX S15. PHONE 2idi mo. R. B. Taylor s Transfer folotots lof Light and Heary Praying. Prompt Attention to all 1 Piano Moving with Piano a Speetulity. Fareels Delirerea. PHONE NO. 349. Ee nfeeetbadebete LEADER Devorating + CONTRACTORS. AND BUILDERS LET US FIGURE WITH You BEFORE PLACING YOUR CONTRACT FOR A BUILDING ESTIMATES FREE. Office Next to City Hall. thie hicicicicieicieieieininieiel CROSSLEY BROS Builders and Contractors. 708 4th Ave., Phone 434 P. O. Box 304. Estimates Free. Plans Prepared. OFFICE PHONE STAB Ss THE J. S. FOLLIS Contracting Co. 103 TORONTO ST. Heavy, Teaming. Sand, Coal Gravel Excavating Specialty, Light and Heavy Horses for sale-at AI Times, J. Pettit CONTRACTOR Phone 727, Box 781. SYNOPSIS OF CaNADIAN NORTH- WEST LAND REGULATIONS. ACNy person sho fs the sole head of a family, o any m: 18 years old, may hemustead quarter section of available Dominion land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta. The appli- cant must appear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub- Agency tor the district. Entry by proxy may be made at any Agency, on certain conditions, by father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister, of intending hemesteader. Duties. Six months residence upon and cultivation of the land in each of three years. A homesteader may live within nine miles of his homestead on a farm of at least 80 acres solely owned and occupied by him or by his father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister, In certain districts x nomesteader in good standin Pre-eiapt a quarter-section alongside his home- stead. Price 3.00 per acre. Duties, Must reside upon the homestead ot ix months in each of six years from date of homestead en- try (including the time required to earn homestead patent) and cultivate fifty ucres extra. A homesteader who hat exhausted his homestead right and cannot ob- tain a pre-emption may enter for a purchased homestead in certain dis- tricta, Price 3.00 per acre. Duties Must reside six months in each of three years, cultivate fifty acres and erect m house worth 300.00, W. W. CORY, Deputy of the Minister of the Interior, N, B Unauthorizea pubitention of this advertisement will ot be paid for. Sept. 14-D- m. + FIVE DOCTORS GAVE UP ALL HOPE Sald she Would Die of Kidney Trouble NeW ater DOurse: Gt lhoKed anh FRUTT-A-TIVES GURED HER i230: MOUNTAIN, ONT., Dec. 14th. 1910. suffered from ite leads a My legsand 4) (hy + Nea th For six years, 1 dreadfnl Kidney Disease lower part of my body were fearfully was awful, swollen, end the pals My Pople thought sometimes Iwas dead, Muine Eo Pwould teint from the agony. Five Glfferent doctors attended me, and all said it was kidney trouble and gave me no hope of getting well neighbor told me to try and mentioned the I took time, I began to feel better, the swelliny Fruit-a-tives went down, then Fruit'a-tives asa miracle, Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, A kind me oni tentad by R Prnit-a-tives 1 Mune belie at case of Mrs. who was cured by them, and ina short uw ek the pain wat easier, an entirely cured me. All my friends look upon my recovery nd I'am unable to praise 5 the thn (iss) MAGGIE JANNACK. Frnit-a-tives ia the most scientific remedy ever discovered for Irritation or 1 Congestion of the Kidneys, f Pain In The Back, and Swollen Limbs. 0c. a box, 6 for 2.50, or trial siz At all dealers or from Pruit-ectives DENGCRATS HOPE TO CONTROL SENATE Ss.i-sie2 Their Gains Last Fall and the Republican Factional Troubles Counted On. Thirty in All, cans, next March. (Special to the Wash 2 Dems factional trou with the feeling of expectation their cr party, up two Reps Democrats. W four senators the appei stand mocr. acaneties is in t ate of Col Charles J. Hv ters, and the legist man before its On March 3 next, will retire legislatures The outgoing Republi onthe Democratic side Cullom of Tiiing nesota, Richardson of more of Rhode Island 8 MILES NORTH 0 Cows 20 Head of McClary of Ontario the undermentioned 65 head of first have been shipped MeClary, to these cows. They class bunch and 1 without exception pleasure of selling T.will also sell 2 foal. Rigs wilt leave Centre St. on 6th at 10 LU TERMS CASH. 106 6th venue Ei Phone 22 hes died the Demochacy one of its ablest mem: Among them ate some of the infuentiotthenttf-rs of the upper house, om jected by the immigration board: at ON THE EDMONTON 65 Head of Holstein Instructed by Mr. solutely without reserve. T have personally of cows I have ever Horse Repository, 2 Ave. East at clock on morning of sale CHEON PROVIDED NO RESERVE. A. LAYZELL AUCTIONEER MAJORITY AY PRESENT TIME 1S ONLY FIVE 17 Republi 13 Democrats to Retire to Private Life News) fall, ables within Republican ranks, has given rise to a ent 256. 28. The coupled, the end Gagpestheiny will not be atandidate for etween the insurgent and standpat Republigans The oth-y Reprfican sena Denoerats hope Dixon of Montana a oi Delaware. The fight betwem the Re. publican factions in Idaho makes tha Th have no oppos the Repu int the activity of and their success in athong the De wemnor makes they will pot it appear that a Democnatic successor majority in the to Mr. Borah is amona the possibili for New Mexico is sending and Arizona h the arrival of thes r branch 1 ons) Repairs T FF FEAL ENT 1. The vacancy where) g sa lorado, ature, altho Democraticcould not get together on inspe adjournment. thus costing tice. New Jersey, which by the Democrats as hopeful ; five voids now ex- ground, particularly if Governor Wood- ists Wetween the two parties the Tow Wilson is the Democratic candi Senate. The appatrance of four new date for President, senators, two fom New Mexico atd two from Arizona, docs not belp eith FAILURE 10 HALT ON EMBARKATION Seattle, Mar. 28 Immigrants pas- S sing through the gate at Vancouver, BC., bound for Seattle, who are not halted by United States Immigration ors, may be considered-as duly admitted into this country, according Borah will U choose is also thirty senators/to a decision handed down by Judge Hanford in the United States 5 private life if they Mave G, H, not meanwhile been reelected by the district court in the case of the gov- their Weveral States. e-nment against Hari st numibers seventeen thirteen Democrats. most her Emil into the United States trom as well as Dela DAIRYMEN-AND COWKEEPERS UNRESERVED Auction Sale MONDAY, APRIL 1 AT MR. JAMES HAY'S RANCH F CALGARY TRAIL, Horses Charles Twill sell A class Hol- xtein cows, seven-clghths Pure Bred, all fresh or close-in, and In here by be sold al pected are a first think are the best lot had the in Alberta. 0 HEAD OF HORSES, all broken, and a few of them are first class mares in the Central doors from st, Calgary. 8. we ns are: Mes: , Nelson of Min- Wet Warrn of Wy- Le Lune, Le Lune was placed on trial. with having unlawfully brought his brot- Canada, after the latter bad been ri Vancouver because he had no funds. Immediately after the government had concluded its case. Attorney H. , Gill, representing Harry Le Lune, asked for an instructed verdict which would release the defendant oming, Smit gan, Kenyon of Towa, Guggenheim of Colorado, Cam- According to the testimony at the ble of Sotith Dakota, Dixon of Mon- trial, Emil Le Lune applied to the tana, Curtis of Kansas, Crane of Mas Doard at Vancouver for admission into sachtmctts, Burniiam of New Hamp- tls Country, but was rejected because shire, Brown of Nebraska, Briggs he had no money Emil's parents bellboy. The immigration board refused to permit Emil to come in, and he thereupon telegraphed his brother Harry stating his case. Harry went to Vancouver with plenty of money, met his brother, and took him aboard the boat bound for Seattle, In order to do 0 it was necessary to take the boy through a gate guarded by im- migration and customs men Both young men were stopped and Harry explained that he was taking over his kid brother. To this the inspector answered, all right, and both brothers came to Seattle. Fed- eral officials then arrested Harry in this city, charging that he had un- lawfully brought in-an allen who had been refused entry. In making this ruling, Judge Han- ford declared that the alien was duly admitted when he passed through the gate The statute making it a crime to bring in rejected aliens, be sald, plainly refers to two classes, the un- desirable and those who come in by evasion. The evidence in this case shows that the boys walked openly through the gate. That's the way I come in when I come over from Can ada. The Indictment s properly drawn, but the evidence fails to sustain the fndictment. When an allien openly and freely is presented for ad.dittance and is permitted to pass through the gate, then he Is duly admitted. The Jury may bring in an instruct- ed verdict. lived on a ranch near Winnipeg and the youth 20 years old had wandered west, celling papers and working as aj The Farin A man who has properly weak taauticient pr. makes the st digestive Juices. Hesh: builder and restorative nerve toalc. Head of Life As The Stomach PIERCE S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY ach strong, promotes the tow of restores the ost appett assimilation perfect, invigorates purifies and eariches the blood makes the liver and It In the great blood-maker, It makes mem stroag im body, active in mind and cool In Judgement, overy in a pure, dlyceric extract of American medical roots, from ol and all injuous, habitctorming drugs. All ita a ity wrappers bas no relationship with secret Jient is cadorsed by lers in all the achools of ac secret nostrum as substitute (or this time-proven Ast youn iinons. They must. keow of many cu by during past 40 years, right Me Bacon, sliced by mai 3 cans for Jelly Powders, Pure Gol B.C. Granulated Sugar, Price 1.45 Condensed Cream, Reg TG, Vinegar Malt in bottles, , Malta Vita, Post Toastie Dustbane Satiitary Special Price 3 Cherrios, large 31 cans. 2.85 per doz. Peaches, large 31 cans. 2.85 per doz. Pears, large 31 gt; cans, 3285 per doz. Jams, Buchanan's. rant. Fairbank s Santa Claus Reg. Taptoca and Sago. Reg. Tunedo Baking Powder, Sardines, Crossed Fish. Sardines, Brunswick. P. P. Flour. Reg. Wild Rose Tea. Shelled Almonds and Coffee, finest Mocha and Price Price 40 . Snider's Tomato Catsup, Galion Apples. Raisins, Valincia. Reg. Cooking Figs. Reg 10c Orange and Lemon Peel. Caimn s Jams (Pure), for 1.00. 25c per can. Tetley s Coffee, 1 I tins. Lemon Extract, large 16 Table Figs. Reg. 20 pe: H. M PHONE 177. al Associatio. PRICESIN GROCERIES Thursday and Saturday : : : ce Cream Powder Reg toc Spoctat Prine s Tor mi Sweeping Compound. Reg. 3 for 25 . Magat s Soups, all flavors. Reg 40 per Tb. Coffee, finest Mocha and Ji Reg. 60c per gal. Rasp, Straw and B.C. Reg. 1.25. Price 1.00 per pall. Black Tea, good and strong. Peaches, Pears, Raspberries and G. G. SpatlAls Prise 00, pet aap: Rog. bc. Special rie 2 tor te Lemon Extract, 2 oz. bottles. Maccaroni and Vermecilla. Dek N Friday Ordnges, large, Svc. Special 40 per doz Oranges, large, 40c. Special, 30 per doz Oranges, nice and sweet, 30c. Special, 20 per doz Bananas. large ripe fruit. Reg. 60c. Special, 50c per doz. a oda Biscuits in Tins, Reg. 35 each. Special price 2 for 65 Soda Biscuits in boxes. 20 Ibs. Reg. Spectal price 10 . Ba Powder, 18 oz. tins R 1c, Special Price 2 for 35 Raking Powder, Blue Ribbon. 16 oz. tins. Reg peeial 2 for 35e Ba Powder, Blue Ribbon, 5 1b, tins. Re Special Price 0c per tin. gt; Cooked Ham, sliced by machinery, 40 per Ib. Reg. 30 ., Special 25 per Ib. 10 to 12 Ibs. Reg. 276 per Ib., Special Price 23 per Ib, Tomatoes, best brand. Reg. 20c per can, Special Price 2 for Corn Wax Beans, best brand, Reg. 12 c per can. Special Pri jd, Blue Ribbon or McLorcuts, 3 pkgs. for or She per doz 20 ). sacks. Reg. Price 1.60. Special 12 4c. Special Price 4 cans for Reg. 0c. Special Price 25 per bottle, sand Corn Flakes, 10c per packet or 11 for 1.00. : Cocoa. Lowney s, 1 T can. Reg. 60c. Special Price 30 per tin Coacoa, Lowney s, 1 can. Reg. 30c. Special Price 25 per tin. Large tin. Reg. 45 per can. Reg. 35 per can. Special Price 25 or Reg: 35 per can. Special Price 25 , or Reg. dozen or per Mm tins; Rasp., Straw,, and Black Cur- Special Price 75 per can. Soap. Pay Day Special 12 bars for Swift's White Laundry Soap. Pay Day Special 12 bars for Worcestershire Sauce. Hag. 20c bottle. Special, 2 bottles for Stephen's Pickles, large quatt bottles, mixed and chow. Reg. 40 per bottle. Special Price 80c per bottle Stephen's Pickles, Sweet Glerkins, large bottle. Reg. 40e: Special Price 30 per bottle. HP, Sauce. Reg. 35c bottles. Special Price 2i per bottle Rice, Japan. Reg, 10c per Tb Special Price 4 ths for 2 Special Price 3 Ibs for 25c. (0c. Special Price 50c per tin. Special Price 2 cans for Special Price 5 cans for 25 10e per Ib 3 tin, Reg. Reg. 17 4e. ets fer pecial Price 3.00 per sack. Special Price 3 tbs for 1.00. Reg, 50c. Special Price 40c Tb. Reg. 50c per Tb. Special Price 40c. 1 Tb fancy tins, Reg. 5c, Special 6 pa 3.2 alnuts, Jay Special Price Special Price 45 per gal. i e per Tb. Special Price 4 Tos for 45c. per . Special Price 3 Ths for 26c. Reg. 25 per tb. Special Price 20 per Tb, Special Reg. per bottle. Reg. 25 per th. Special Price 4 Ibs Plums, 2 cans. Reg. on. bottles. Reg. 1.00. Special Price 75 Reg. 20c, Speg al Price 2 for 26c. Reg. Ie. Special Price 2 for 25c. Special Price 15 per Tb. I, TERMS CASH, GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF CITY C. 0. D. Out of Town Customers Please Write for Our Price List OoOrrFow N. RAILWAY ST. ) eins i ire and never kad any of r ther ity oF pr ee in present pat An initial order will tel The Gas Gity Lumber Co'y amet a Flour Mill Rracob Yard at Bowell and let us demonstrate how high a grade of music can be gotten out of a phonograph or a gramaPhone, They are just the thing for an evening's fun, You can sing or dance to them, or turn on the finest opera airs and sit back in your own par- Jor and enjoy them, ASSINIE FRIENDLY RIVALS, both giving light and heat to hu- manity. The sun can only serve us Part of the day, while electricity never ceases to supply a given lo callty with LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER. If you contemplate any electrical in- stallment in your home or business consult us before going ahead. We can save you money in more ways than one, Medicine Hat Electric COMPANY MAIN STREET PHONE 430 Wardrobe LADIES SILK DRESSES WAISTS, GLOVES, B7/ DRY CLEAYED, POTATOES We have for sale a imited quan- tity of Vermont Gold Coin Pota- toes for seed. These potatoes are one of the best white var- Jeties and often yield as high as five hundred bushels per acre. They are recommended by the Government Expetmental farms The Price is 2.50 Per Bus. Whieh inelndes sackn, James Rae Feb. 22-407
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