461

Date 1912-09-12

From 461

: , : : PEPE eee detedotetetoctoate NOTICE TO BU The Glasgow House Clhildren s Headwear Something Dainty and Warm for the Babies We are showing just the kind you hav wanted and the price is right. Block 3 62 ft., 1050, terms. Block 3 50 ft. corner terms, Block H, 180 ft. including cor- ner, 8000 for all) Block 13.60 ft., 1000; terms. Block 11, 50 ft. corner, 1250, terms. Block 11,.50 ft. inside, 1200, terms. Block T, 50 ft, special snap, Block 18, 200 ft, 5,000, terms. ition for a builder, Block 14, 50 ft, 1500, terms. (On Broadway.) Nice Silk Bonnets, lined, from 50c. up. Children s Corduroy Coats, very natty. Wew Silk Dresses opened this week. The Glasgow House The House of Fashionable Dressers vow MOLLINGER AGEN Snappy Buys For The Shrewd Investor. HERALD TOWNSITE Block 85, 50 ft, 1250, terms. Block 85, 100 ft, corner, 3500, terms. Block 86, 100 ft. corner, 4,000, 1050, terms. Block 86, 50 ft. inside, 31450, - terme, NORTH YUILL Block 9. 50 ft, 900, terms. Block 7, 50 ft. corner, 1050, terms. Block 10 50 ft. inside, 800, terms, SOUTH YUILL onan RIVERSIDE Block C, 50 ft., 1500, terms. is lot is on the river bank and is 306 feet deep. A lovely place for a home. Others are making through us. Why not yout is within 100 ALTAWANA mey C. P. R. PASSENGER SERVICE. Effective Juno 2nd, 1912, Arrive, Leave. 26.20 20.45 2 8.05 8.80 3 11.16 11.36 4 20,00 20.25 18 21.50 22.15 (a4 4.00 4.20 6 21.26 21.59 62 6.25 6.50 Imp. Ltd., Vancouver to Montreal. Vancouver Exp. Toronto to Toronto Exp., Vancouver to Tor, St. Paul-Seattle Express. Seautl Paul Express. Prairlg Exp, Winnipeg to Calgary. Prairie Exp. Calgary to Winnipeg. 514-517 6.05 Express from Kootenay . Landing. 512-519 19.00 Local from Cranbrook. 516 23.00 Local from Calgary, 518-511 10.80 Local for Cranbrook, 520-513 23.00 Express for Kootenay Landing. 815 630 Local for Calgary. by 230 240 Soo, Ltd., St. Paul-Port. 12 940 9.60 Soo, Ltd., Port.-St. Paul. Nos. 11 and.12 do not como into Medicine Hat. Paseing Ume at Dunmore shown. Medicine Hat News j Published by the Medicine Hat News Oo, Ltd, every lawful evening at Its office, Main Streeu. Wediclne Hat, Alta. A. JN. TERBILL, E ttor, PRONE: HONE: Raltorial, : Advertising Reportorhd, and lt;i Circulation and News Dept Job Depts. LS Ae 8 RING 2 13 DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 y-a1, delivered....94.00 1 year by mall... . 3.00) months, dolivered.. 2,00 months, by mail.... 1.50 3 months, delivered.. 100 3 months, by ma). ..7c T month, delivered. ...86 Addresses changed as otten as destred, but dota niw aid Old ad resser st ba given. WEEALY NEWS, Publishec avery Thursday 1m sixteen or mote pages, and contains evmmay of the news of the week, Tocal and district. 6 months, tr advance 7oe 3 months, in advanew..50e y ar In advance.... 1.50 Thursday, September 12th, 1912. ge WHAT IT SIGNIFIES. THE annuoncement that Sir Max Aitken and Mr. R. B. Bennett have purchased the Toronto Street School property from the the city brings with it fresh indieations-of the place Medicine Hut is to ocecupy in the affairs of Western Canada. The transaction will doubtless atttract less attention than if it had been consummated several years ago when the people were anxiously watch- ing the trend of events to ascertain what the city s future might be. Stories of busi- ness expansions have been made public so frequently of late that the citizens have formed*the habit of lumping the new com- mercial foundations and the extensions and viewing the progress as a whole. rather We have opened an office in Suite IL, in the Im- perial Bank Building. We will be pleased to re- ceive ANY ORDERS or PAYMENTS OF AO- COUNTS at our up Town Offices. J. H. PRESTON anufac' PLANING MILLS Doors Special Millwork Phone Offices 760; Mill 60. z ILDERS than if it was constituted of many sections. The birth of a new industry means less now than form Growth has altered the people s view-point. ? There is one reflection, however, which must be pointed out. Medicine Hat has now reached the period of its growth wherein it Leet 50-4 1 s fos milestone has been left behind. In developing, a city passes, through several distinct stages of growth. After it has taken form as a hamlet it draws merely upon the country immediately surrounding it and leaves products and capital, within easy reach, to be taken by more important centres at greater distances. As the popu- POOPED HY Sotodtotiocionteaoodtectodtectedge teateeteateetedetoeteeteateeteafeeig lation increases the town receives capital and enterprises from an ever increasing 0604 a radius. At length it becomes so attractive Pepeesertoeersioaiectoetoetostotoete fu ROY AUTHORIZED CAPITAL PAID-UP CAPITAL ... RESERVES ... . TOTAL ASSETS ... Fourth Avenue : CAMADA (Incorporated 1869.) MEDICINE HAT BRANCH 70. H. McDunnough, Manager Sestetie tio tee tie itosieseSy Soto teste ain eioecs ep aieeeodio tte L BANK: a Soeie io that money is poured into it from many parts of its own nation and even from other lands. When a city has reached that point of development it may safely regard its future with equanimity as its roots are struck so deeply that it may pass through local crises with impunity. Its interests are so wide, its activities so varied that its course is marked by permanency. The sale to Sir Max and Mr. Bennett is the opening of a fresh chapter in Medicine Hat s history. Sir Max Aitken is known on two continents. as an astute financier. He. SOMO HOHE Imperial Bank of Canada * Capital Paid Up Established 1864. A general Banking Business Transacted. THE MERCHANTS BANK ; - . 6,460,000 Reserve Fund gt; . - 6,460,000 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT AT ALL BRANCHES, - R. G. WILKINSON, Manager. Medicine Hat Branch. * a0 OF CANADA THE PIONEER BANK.OF WESTERN CANADA. 180 Branches in Canada. Capital Pata Up, 86,000,000. Total Assets (Nov. 80th. 1911) over 81,000,000. Special attention to ae Savings Accounts. a 3 Medielne Hat Branch LIGHT and HEAVY DRAYING 864 Toronto Street, has chosen this city for a large investment, passing by many other growing western centres. He regarded the future of Medi- cine Hat as apparent. His decision was not hastily mode nor was it the fruit of a muni- cipal advertising campaign. That in this eity which has attracted him may be de- pended upon to appeal to others who are searching for the most adantageous point in the west in which to place outside capi- tal. From now the city may feel certain that in its ability to bring in outside means it is possessed of a new strength- ee RAILWAY BUILDING. TAKING into consideration the vast amount of railway construction work which is being done in the Province this fall, does it not seem a little far fetched for the Opposition to refer in deprecatory terms to Premier Sifton s paper railway poliey ?. Loyalty to our Provinee should be a consid- eration to deter criticism of this nature. The Alberta Government may have its veak spots, but surely neglect of railway development is not one of them. It is true that the work in the southern part of the Province has not as yet been undertaken to any great. extent, but a moment s sane con- Sideration will reveal the cause of this. It is the Canadian Northern Railway which is doing te extension work along branch MEDICINE HAT DAILY NEWS. Imp. Ltd, Montreal to Vanvouver Ven, the begimi automatically attracts outside capital. A line is in the north. So soon as this system a few feeders established through the uth-the development we are assured will jcompare favorably with that which is now i inthe north. Next year shoutdsee of the much needed railway in the south, not the least important portion of which will be the line dropping down into this city from thie north. oo ALWAYS ON THE JOB. extension wor THE opinion is expressed in a number of Conservative papers that a general lection will probably be held in Alberta this fall and the activity of the Government is cited as proof of the claim, But bless your soul, is there any period of the year when the Alberta Government isn t active? No there will not be an election this fall, but the oceasion should not be allowed to pass without thanking our Conservative friends for calling atention to the way in which the Liberal members are looking after their constituencies. ee eee MEDICINE HAT landed more than one championship at the Stampede, Mr. Ford Day winning out in the roping con- test for Canadians. Fa IF Ald. Ansley gets his coal mine spur in- stalled this fall he should do quite a business during the winter months. et FAWNCY meeting you heah, as the Duke said to Tommy. -O- THIS DATE IN HISTORY. September 12 5 1894 Francis L, King of France, Died May 31, 1547. 1687 John Alden, one of the leaders of the Pilgrims, died.in Duxbury, Mass. Born in England. in 1599. 1683 Turkish army routed-before Vienna by allies under command of John Sobieski and the Duke of Lorraine. 1759 Wolfe landed troops at Quebec. 1812 The Indians besieging Fort Wayne, Indiana ., fled on the approach of a relieving party under Gen. Harrison. 1814 Gen. Ross, in command of the Brit- ish army advancing--on Baltimore, killed at North Point. 1816 Abduction of William Morgan at Canandaigua, N. Y., which incident gave rise to the Anti-Masonie poli- tical party. : 1829 Charles Dudley Warner, famous author, born in Plainfield, Mass. Died in Hartford, Conn., Oct. 20, 1900. 1836 Dr. Marcus Whitman and his party arrived at Fort Vancouver. Bo a ye CONGRATULATIONS TO: born. Rt. Hon. Herbert H. Asquith, prime min- ister of Great Britain, 60 years old today. Most Rey. John Joseph Keane, retired archbishop of Dubuque, 73 years old today. Hannis Taylor, lawyer, author and diplo- mat, 61 years old today. William Sprague, who was Civil War Goyernor of Rhode Island, 81 years old to- day. ae Francis E. Clark, founder and presi- dent of the United Society of Christian En- deayor, 61 years old today. George H. Perley, who was acting Pre- mier of Canada during Premier Borden s recent absence in England, 55 years old to- day. pee ae JUST A LITTLE FUN. YEARS. ago there was an eloquent poli- tician in Western Canada he has gone to his long rest whose tongue was some- times stilled because he looked on the wine when it was red. During his penultimate election campaign he was put off the train at , in so limp a eondition that the crowd which came in to hear him went empty away. first class shape, to a town that was quite ready to forget his late fiasco. Not so the statesman, he was candid and courageous towards his own faults. He apologized for the disappointment he had caused and hoped that his future service would dissi- pate the recollection of the little esca- pade. Henceforth escapade passed into eur- rency at- An erring citizen was no longer reported as having had a toot, a *jamboree, a drunk. ? He had an esca- pade. z One afternoon a business man of the town met one of his employees on the street. When he should have been at work he was otherwise employed, as the business man could see. Hiitle, ., said he, what are you doing here? Ttsh all, hic, right, all right, he said, straightening as best he could. I m just having a little hi , just a little es ki esk hic a little skimo. British News of lines am everyone knows their trunk Canada. He returned-a couple of weeks later in Hardwood Flooring in your house will give you a floor that will last a lite time, We can supply you with Oak, Maple, and Birch flooring at very little more cost to you than the common kind, When you build, consider QUALITY first. Don't be per- Suaded to buy CHEAP LUM- BER because it s cheap use the very best. We have) it, and ev- erything the Butlder requires. A select. stock or LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, FIR FINISH, BEECH, OAK, MAPLE, BIRCH AND FIR FLOORINGS. We have the agency for the celebrated Morgan Doors, THE DOOR BEAUTIFUL CEMENT, WOOD FIBRE, LATH SPLIT CEDAR POSTS, WIL- Low FOSTS We handle the cele- brated. BEAVER BOARD For inside finish, Ask for samples, The Gas es y Lumber Co Office and Yard opp. Flour Mill FORMALINE FOR SMUT . 422 Main St. Phone 261 . Ladies Silk Dresses, . - Waists, Gloves, Feath- ers, Ete., Gents Suits, Felt and Panama Hats Dry Cleaned 50 Particular attention pala to ve. Qu r m travellers work, suits pressed 25 .....Pint up on short notice. DON T PAY MORE Pingle s Drug and Book Store : : it Thu-tt. OPERA HOUSE 2 NIGHTS and Saturday Matinee, Sept. 13 and 14 SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT Miss Constance Crawley and her all-star cast of London Players, including MR. ARTHUR MAUD The Marriage of Kitty an The Late Mr. Costello Prices 1.50, 1.00, 75c. and 50c Saturday Matinee 75c. and 60c H. B. CURTIS HOTSON LEADER CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS LET US FIGURE WITH YOU TO RANCHERS AND FARMERS COAL Can now be obtained from THELITILEPLUME MINE CROSSLEY BROS. 708 4th Ave.; Phone 434 P. 0. Box 304, Estimates Free, Plans Prepared. i House Mover SAND FOR SALE- EXCAVATING , HEAVY TEAMING Kowa gas CONCRETE WORK. J.J. LAT 16 MONTHEAL STREET Phone 260. THE J. S. FOLLIS Contracting Co. 108 TORONTO ST. Heavy Teaming. Sand, Coal Gravel Excavating a Speelalty, Light and Weavy Horses for sale at All Times, F. S. LYON: CONTRACTS FOR HEAVY TEAMING GRADING AND EXCAVATING Gravel and Sand for Sale. Yuill Street. Phone No. 418 B. 0. Box 1. MEDICINE HAT LIVERY COMPANY Horse Repository Rear 812 Fourth Ave, (opposite Dreamland Theatre.) Beg to announce that they have com- pleted arrangements for carrying on the business of Livery Keepers and General Feed Stables. Single and double outfits of all descriptions for sale or hire, The Company undertake all descrip- tions of express delivery by horse or automobile. *nquiries solicited by day or night, Phone 708. According to a court decision, an ofl company in California may post a location notice on a tombstone and sink a well within 20 feet of a grave. A small want ad in The Daily News Claesified Column will bring results, F. Reynolds NTER, ETC. Latest samples in Wall Paper. 120 Eighth Ave. Phone 690, IN t AND cE Corner, Term: Corner, 1650. Bik 29, 1 Bik 25, 1 100 ft, bit 188. ft, 0 50 feet on from re 50 feet W Railway We hav in High 8 Yuill for We are and have parts of Don: Room advantage those whc persons ar vice will modern too, appea economize Phone 626 Houses fo constructic Annex, Bi tawa St, One on Haye seve which I c cording t Prelinsin Modern a1 respect az the best t + All white PH Your pa And our and r Sectional c be built up length, and the sections Califorsian.

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Attribution Image 461 (1912-09-12), from microfilm reel 461, (CU1772581). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.