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The High River Times 1918-01-03 - 1920-12-30
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1920-02-05
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HIGH RIVER TIMES,. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920 1920 ABS, Liu. if he s extra large. heavy furred.cased The Highest Prices Ever Known That s What You'll Get from SHUBERT WE WANT EM NOW AND WIL PAY THE PRICE TO GET EM WOLF ana COYOTE . Thege extremely high prices for Alberta Furs known SHUBERT liberal grading and are quoted for immediate shipment. No. 3, No. 4 and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value. Ship your Furs now when we want em. You'll get more money and get it quicker too. are based on the well- SHUBERT RETURNS WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY SHIP TODAY-,AND KEEP. EM COMING F. SHIP ALL YOUR FURS DIRECT TO awerTeD ' THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN ea NORTH AMERICAN RAW FURS 524 Donald St Dept.i17s Winnipeg Canada . COW-BILL NOTICE n farmers in Alberta for loans ent Act for the purchase of cows Oth of this year. It-being decid province at lecid the a interested will kindly govern ir applications in to the Live 20, DUNCAN MARSHALL, Minister Applicatior under the Li will be re 1920 up until Apr applications. coming t times of the year, it tions go the first four montis, themselves accordingly and get all Stock ner before April 30, 1 S. G, CARLYLE Live Stock Commissione ' 7 We have the following used cars for sale and we have them listed at a price: that you cannot affordto overtook, Investigate before looking elsewhere. We have new cars in stock and would be pleased to give you a - demonstration of our starting and lighting aystem. ' ; sae One 1916 FORD ROADS TRUCK One 1916 FORD TOURT On 1917 FORD TOURING One 1918 FORD ROADSTER, Two 1918 FORD TOURIN One 1919 FORD TOURIN' One 1919 CHEVROLET One 1917 CHEVROLET One Small SIX McLAtGHLIN HIGH RIVER MOTOR CO. AT THE WILSON LUMBER CO. About sixty men sre woods at Camp 1 of the Wil Company in the th h better gr of logs A being cut will be put in last nger run of the ummer more than twi Th sy to different ich they r lot localit The Ia about all el last seaxon ed out or contracted ivered will There is the lum good demand for anything in ber line The new cut of fast being depleted and lor High River should them- wood forthe avail selves of their supply before, it is all gone. Much of his is being shinped out in ear lots to ints of the province and the supply brought in from the camp suffering from an ac- cident caused by a falling. tree and who spent two weeks in the local b pital here, is out agdin but is not yet in condition to rpturn to the camp for work. i The tote teams have not been in for two weeks. They remained in th camp to assist in the operations there, but arrived in High River on Tuesday night las Mr. Fred Estey, superintendent of the Wilson Lumber Company has been confined to his bed for the past week with a severe attack of bronchitis which threatened pneumonia. He is. up again now, however, and will be about his duties again this week. The local delivery of wood was practically stopped for a week or 0 owing to the severe weather and the sickness of Mr. James Wilson, who was suffering from a bad cold. De- liveries are now. resumed and all or- ders will be filled that have been re- ceiv rie Stanines, who w now limits SHOULD TAKE WARNING Seen ee ENE ELECTRIC THEATRE ago ref-rence in this paper to an accident that occurred near the trafic bridge a young girl had her leg brok being run over by an automobile ort time was wagactan ee Friday and Saturday wii cgeenn February 6 and 7 On one writer everal John Barrymore The Mysterious. Mr. Raffles The Screen Version of E. W. Hornung s Famous Story, RAFFLES, THE. AMATEUR CRACKSMAN ey boldly refused hedwhen the feet fro Several motorists have move within twe e they sat. mi pould see en do not play on the further accidents will 2 whe had experience and the parents that their child) FOR COMING tion in Calgary thi President, H. W. Wood Executiv Ponoka; W. D. Trego, Gle' 5 Greenfield, Westlock (re-elected) ; Mrs, S ars; Nanton (ex-officio as pre- sident of U.F.W.A.) Directors:, H. E. Spencer, Edger) ton; G. A. Forster, Nateby; . H. Harris, Oven; FW. Smith, Sedge ) wi Lawrence Peterson, Barnwell; Carstairs There is no more able or experienced actor, either on the stage or screen, than Johm Barrymore. For genuine excitement and thrills it is hard to finda story equal to that of Raffles, the Amateur Cracks- man. ? : A. Rafn, Bon Acccrd; W. F. Bredin , S.S. Sears, Nanton (new); '. M: Farquhar, Calgary, (new); Kice Sher- pard, Strathcona (member la't yvar's executive, Here you have the combination of a thrilling story by a famous writer, played by a'splendid actor It s the kind of'a picture you will advise your friends y who enclosed money subscription to The Times in a letter dated January 7, 1920, and posted same on the Calgary- Macleod train will write us giving his name and address we will credit. to see after you have seen it yourself, Show Starts 8:30 Sharp give. him HORSE: OLD WELL During the past week there was eonsiderable activity in the horse market at Calgary when - 100,000 as sold. The horses belonging Bedingfeld ranch, con: gof ned Clgdesdale stallions and a bunch of very fine grades much interest, and 1 sa e from thie ),000' to ti s create bunch will be about cludes everything lings, as one could find ne man from S katchewan said he. was sure there could not be as nice a Jot picked up They did not have re ize, but they were solid joking animals, with enough size to show that th of actinon Mest of the horses were nteed, but froin all appe: that would tock. Most of thi old by the lead, on which the following were some of the prices paid. per head: Mares, 115 euch, 117 128. 15 7, 161, olds ings by the lond 39, and 135:50. ral High River Di ers attended the sale and mad P chases from the auctioneers, 1 Darno, Calgary. INTERESTING NEWS ITE treal, the Colonial Bank is governed by the government. Yearlings by the load brought One very nice brought 125, sold at trict farm- pur- a ae eroanee seas the alm being to make Banff The London Saturday Review, dis- cussing the working arrangements ne- gotiated between the Bank cf Mon- coneludes that Canada, it may be remembered open with triumvirate, namely or even bel the C:P.R., the Bank of Montreal and/ warm waters pirit at Banff Carnival S halter- broke, but that was all that was giar- ts fo an elaborate carnival this year, and will from February 2nd-to the Situated as Rock and sirrounded by tbe grander sponte Mountain: Rundle Mountain and Sulphur Mountain, Banff, the nal resort, is fast becoming, contre of winter sport fn Cans as Christiania in Norway. It ts * perfect winter playground with its natural mountain slides -and Idea skiing: The preparations for the carnival this year are on a larger previous have UN ea atrractive in winter as ft is in the In one aspect the visitor combined summer and sul- * summer. will find winter amusement in the hot phur springs, whieh give one privilege of swimming out in the thermometer low zero, in not tepid but J. E. Mc Ginnes HIGH RIVER + I. NI Mckeage The aeroplane is now being put to) anal SF new, use, that of smuggling booze town. and those w across. the International line into the You Never Could Save as, FEED OATS AND CHOP will find ves in a le tairyland. Colored lights aro to be much money by having your strung across the streets, down the ; famaus toboggan slide, and on: the Shoes repaired as you. can Now. y states of the Union, and the of- of the law are up in the air over the matter. Seven hundred barrels of old Ken- tucky whisky, which had been loaded on barge, was lost when the barge eprung a leak und ank., The money alue of the spirits is figured at 350, rinks in thousands giving a great gala effect. The list of amusements is a long) one. There are hockey and curling matches, toboggan races, snowshoe and ski races . The ski jumping this year promises to v events, fora new jump has been butlt costing several. bundred dol- jars, and some of the best skiers in Canada will take part im the com- petitions, The Pony . k races are -on the programme, and will doubt- - leas create much excitement. Snow Subseribers sending their remit- .hoe tramps have been plann d and tances to The Times through the junch will be served at. the same mails should-do so-y postal note, warden's cabin. Those exhilarating money order; or registered letter. If (ramps ate conducted by men who a cheque is sent, please add exchange. * ends and than is None Lam still using No. 1 Oak my workmanship is better The Alberta Paci- do it better, Skates Hollow Ground E. THORNLEY SHOEMAKER sae eames taken out ofthe States in compliance iust received a - CAT- with the prohibition law, went down 1 . jus re je re ri o load of Flattened txisy ertact week. Friday this me Oats, Barley Chop ****Zsi . and Hog Chop. HOW TO MAIL MONEY Houses are hard to secure these days. Why not sce Mrs. E. G. Brown about the sdl of her home. Going.a' soap. Feed oats for sale. Prices right H. POILE, Manager. cept In a animals are not huddled up inside their . burrows or eecking sbeiter away world, but roam around as in summer. The carnival will be opened by the Superintendent of the National Park, and a special programme has been arranged for each day and will con clude: with a farewell ball and dis- comfortable , hotels which remain open throughout the winter. The, carnival and bonspeil at Banff are becoming amongst t e most important and widely known events of the Canadian Winter, and will attract thousands to sve Top of the World in the winter. Nature in all the beauty of her winter garb is at her best at this time of the year. 7 Instead of being dead Banit will be : very mush alive, ab
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