1070

Date 1912-12-07

From 1070

a ground by perfect pro- FF cess in a perfect mill, Electors of the City of Medicine Hat: Having offered myself as candidate for the posi- tion of School Trustee, I would appreciate your vote and influence. wm. N. McNeely By-Mordaunt Crissall ... . Receipts at door and 25c paid GRISSAL CONCERT FOR 80.60 Thexf promises to be a grent gath- Bf tho Opera House temorrow after Midon, in the interests of the Booth: Memorial Fund, His ee Spencer will preside and wil is ie che platform will be the other members. of the City Council and the ministers of the various: churches. Music will be furnished by the Qlst Hussars band, the Dreamland Or- chestea afd the Salvation Army band. The meeting is called for three o'clock, 1 At a similar meeting in Calgary 1,000 was asked for and 1,500 came without any trouble. Captain Oake cof the local corps thinks that the Medicine Hat people will, out of their appreciation of the work of the late General and sympathy for the work of the Army and for the pur- pose of the fund, give not only half as much again but double the 300 being asked. RURIDECANAL MEETING Clergy of the Deanery Were in Attendance Here. in A meeting of the Ruridecanat Chap- ter of the Deanery of which Rev. E. A. Davis, B.A., is Rural Dean, and which extends from Swift, Current to Bow Island, was held in this city the 5th inst, when the following slergy. attended: Rev, EB. A. Davis, B.A, Rural Dean, Medicine Hst: Rev. H. C. B. Gibson, M.A., Maple Creek; Rev. P, S, Jerrold, Irvine; Rev, T. W. Cun- liffle, Suffield; Rev. H. Speake, B.A., jseor tary of Synod, Regina. Mr. R. W. Allin, Dominion secretary of the Missionary Society of the Church in Canada, was also present. At 8'a.m. Holy Communion was celebrated; at 10 acm. mating were said. The Chapter mot: for business ab 10.30 am., the Rutal Dean pre- siding. Rev. H. S. B. Gibson was elected. secretary-treasurer, and Rev. 'P. C. Jerrold, Hbrarian of the library which will be obtained from Eng- land. The sessions of the Chapter con- timed with an intermission between 12 ofelock, noon, and 2 p.m., until 5 p.m. Among the matters consider ed.were the needs vf. the parishes, extension work, missions, and the e166 i tor a. SRcueacnae 45.75 2Fmation of a Sunday School As- HOSPITAL REALIZED 275) 2 rene ion og we an can In addition to. the names / At the meeting of the Woman's of opera house by Mr. W. B. M shall; assistance with the ac ably assisted at the concert Decem- also for the generous dona- * 1 Tweed and Miss Duggan; d oration of stage by the Boy Scow + he following report. was present- ed by Mordaunt Crissall: Fo the Ladies Aid of the Medicine Hat General Hospital: Mesdames t beg to hand you here- With cheque for 275.75 as per fol- Towing staicment, being amount real- ized by the concert held in the opera house on December 3rd, under the Matiggement of Mrs. Crissall, L.R., AML, in ald of your hospital. Tickets sold by members Ladies Aid eran: By pupils of Mrs. Crissall By Boy Scouts By Pingle's Drug Store . Tickets taken at the door by Mr. eriug Was done by Mr. Percy Whi and Mr. Harvey Cashore, Printing ticketa- by the Medicine. Hat Ne Hat Times. 72.00 41.00 18.50 45,00 and: 18. tice. those Assisting With the programme, oth- ers who lent assistance were; Loan panying by Mrs. M. A: Brown, Mrs, load of furniture and palms by Long C0.; curtains by Mr. C G. Mine, and raying by McDonald. Cartage. Parkins and Mr. Cobbold. The ush- and the programmes by the Medicine For al6, 100 feet of niece view stuff in St Barnabas, the new subdivision. on theshill, next to Crescent Heights, Price 1800, 400 cash, balance 6, 12 Address box 1444, News of: 1248 very interesting .and inspiring il- justrated lecture op Canadian and Foreign, Missionary Work. BERNARD SHAW TOLD HOLY. WATER STORY London, Dec. 7 Sir Conan Doyle and George Bernard Shaw were am- ong the speakers at a big meeting of. Protestant home rulers in. London last night. Mr. Shaw in a speech which was mainly an argument for 3, cesation fot petty religious strife in order that Ireland, might proceed with social re- form, introduced a story of his child- bood: ; 3 +My father, he said, was ishman. . My mother an Irishwom- an. Both were Protestants, the in- tensity of whose faith would have been described by a large number of fare R ite of ws LEADING LADIES SKATE The very finest Skate made, specially for the etc aae cane to design and:finish, Is the light, DIES GLACIER Partictilarly steady, gives greatest support to tie ankle, smoott and fast, with the least exertion imaginable, Best for Rink use; Starr Quality, and fully guaranteed. Makers of the celebrated Rex Hockey Sticks, (Copyrighted.) The STARR MFG. Co., Ltd. DARTMOUTH, N. S, Canada. their fellow countrymen as sanguin- ary -protestantism. ; A large part of mother's dutl me'Was discharged aciiarnmeel The nurse was a Roman Catholic and she never put me to put without sprinkling me with holy. water. Refering to the laughter which greeted: these.romarks, Mr. Shaw add- ed: I cannot imagine anything that is less worthy to be laughed at, or more touching, than this picture of an Ir- ish Catholic woman sprinkling holy water, and understand what holy wa- ter was to her, on little Protestant child whose parents grossly under- paid her. ACREAGE Some choice propositions for subdividing. Call and Hees: see, : HERALD Bidek 1, facing Esplanade, 1500.00 pair. Terms. Block G, facing Wsplanade, 2500.00. One pair. Block 15, ome pair, 1600.00. Block 4, on Toronto St. 125 feet. . See us. Block B, 100x150 corner, Barclay Stand We Allowance. Spartment site. et Gooa COUSINS-AND SISSONS Block 22, facing. school, 1059 pair. Block 26, per pair 900.00. Bivck 83, one pair oniy, 650,00. . CENTRAL PARK Block 5, corner, 190x125, 4000.00. Biock 15, one pair, 1250. Main Street Sag BLOOD RESERVE WILL NOT BE OPENED UP Ottawa, Dec. 6 Inquiries were made of the government yesterday during the question hour by W. A: Buchanan, M.P., who asked*if it was the intention of the government to open the Blood Indian. Reserve for settlement. He was informed. tions in that dir dertaken. The Biood Reserve, laying south- West of Lethbridge and directly north of Cardston, comprises some twenty townships of the finest land in South- ern Alberta. It js bounded on the west by the Belly River*and on th east by the St Mary's, The number of Indians residing thereap: is com- paratively small, and the denrand to have the tract thrown open for sat tlement is srowing steadily stronger. In its present condition, it is claimed that the reserve retards the develop: ment of the South, as the whole country west of the Belly River to the south fs closed, Houses for sale on easy payment? ering nt the mass meting to pe held- erties nspate tracks freight - 7 sheds, s Adjoining property held at 87600 sor. 25 feet. . QUICK SALE.. PRICE 8300, 1800 cash.. Balance 6-12 Mos, G.G.. MacBean Co. Imperial Bank Blig. 4th Ave, lose to INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC. A of North ind orner- Railway a1 R PHONE 633. lt;a SPECIAL OFFER IN COUSINS AND SISSONS- 3 lots in Block 85, 750 pair. THIS IS MY 4th BIRTHDAY. Dr. Joseph B. Roy. one of the dis- tinguishing educators and literary men of the Dominlod, was born in. Levis, Que.. Dec, 7, 1858. His education was recelved principally at Quebec Sem- imary and Laval University. In ad- CHARLES 8T. Block 4, dandy 60 ft, lot for , 1800. Terms. dition to Milling the chair of geogra- phy at Laval University Dr. Roy has HERALD served as president of the Royal So Toronto St, Block 8, 50 feet. clety of Canada and as chiefof the Manuscripts Division in the Domin- on-Archives at Ottawa. He is the author of tore than a score of books, the most of them treating of the early Distory of British North America. HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX Block 24, two room shack, on. 25 ft, 1200; 400 down, bal- THIS DATE IN HISTORY. December 7. 1672 Richard ellingham, co : governor of Massach whose sister was burned-as a witeh, died: Born in England About 1593, * 1839 Gen: Sir Redvers Buller, coni- mander of-the British forces in the last Boer war, born. Died June 2, 1908, 1880 Buenos Ayres selected as the capital of the Argentine. Re- public. and gas. HILL ON TORONTO ST. Blook 14, Lote 31-36, 525 pair. One-third, 6, 12 and is. 81 to 26,' 525 pair; one-third, 6, 12, 18, SOUTH YOULL . Block 17, Lots 4, 5, 6, 7. 1600 each. ; : 80 feet on King St. for 1800. Revenue 15 per month. Good 7 room House on King St, South Yulll, with stable, Shicken house, ete., for 3000, sual terms. F. S. LYON CONTRACTS FOR HEAVY TEAMING GRADING AND EXCAVATING Gravel aud Sand for Sale, Yulll Street. Phone No. alt P.O. Bor 81, House Mover SAND FOR SALE : EXCAVATING HEAVY TEAMING ETE WORK. ALLOWANCE 6 Hoses for sale. . ) NORTH YUL Block 17, Queen St,100x150 tt, corner. 2900. Usual. Block 8, Lot 3, Yuill St, 50x159, 1250. CENTRAL PARK Block 7, 100 feet at 1470. pair. Lota 29 and 80, Block 29, 900, T Usual terms. J. J. LAI R Block 29: Lots 37 and 38, 900. MONTKEAL STREET Usual terms. * Phone 260. . Se OFFICE PHONE STABLE PHOND ee No. 268, 738 Block 23, 20 lots for sale. : Block 4, 16 lots for sale. 25, foct near Broadway for 450. THE J, , FOLLIS Contracting Co. 108 TOHONTO 87. - - Heavy Teaming. Sand, Coal Grave Excavating. Speotalty. and Heavy Horses for sale a TOWNSITE Main St, Block 11, O14 Town- site, 50 fti corner for 6000. Block 80, Lot 29, 50 feet for 2100, e Main St, Old Townsite, Block SS oh An ee 10; Lot 18, 1600. Terms. : Main St, Br 5 we O. F. LANGE , ste 0 conn tor sn C.E.BU. aE Block 4, 50 feet for 875. NORTH YUL Block 7, Lot 8, Ross St, 1175. Block 9,50 tect, 1250, Block;17, Lot 17, 1200. Civil Engineer, Architect Municipal Engineer Sewerage, Water and Gas Supplies. Street Gradings, Industrial Spur Rall- ways, Irrigation, ete. Subdivisions Layout of Parks. Steel Constructions Designs and Speclficatl new ones tomorrow; crisp and fresh each day. : COUSINS AND SISSONS for Block 1, on Highland st, 50 Honses, ete, ft. corner, MOTTO: First-Class Responsible Serrice for Reasonable Prices. ROSEDALE Offlce:. Opposite Redeliff Hotel, Red- clifl, Alberta. Block 2, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 6300. Block 9, 60x180 rt., 3000. BENDING Block 36, 24 lots: at 325. each. Block 6 8 lots at 500 each. Block 33, 20 lots at 325 each, MEDICINE HAT LIVERY COMPANY Horse Repository) Bear 12 Fourth A (opposite Dreamland Theatre.) Single and double outfits of all descriptions for sale or hire, Horse or Automobile De- livery at all times. HAY FOR SALE. Prairie Hay by the load, Timothy by the bale or ton. PHONE 703. MONTREAL st. Corner, opposite depot. One of the most valuable pieces of property in the city. 56 feet for 42,000. Special good buy in South Yuilt 150 ft. corner for 4200, No. 1 Car at your. service at all iad. SINGER SEWING MACHINE. AGENCY Machines (or Saie and. Rent. 831 North Railway Street: P.O. Box I. tf Phone 496, Dr. d Van's Femate,Pillr any. or will exchange for real estate. Ap- ply to: Hotson und Leader. 54-tf A reliable French lator: never fails of ReIeeeN ER w:icecrn see, 0 8 Beh cheep Unltatione, Sty dn Vane are golds gt; SPITE BR 0 8 DELS 54 box, or three for 10. M1 Fhe Sodbell Drug Coy ot J Sold at Plogle s Drug store, Real Estate Brokers. sance,: 15 per month. Water These-are fresh listings, More - WANTED TO RENT WANTED FURNISHED. Hi for two oF three months G, L. y Phone 344, Stee WANTED ON OR BEFORE January, house: to rent No cht Write box 1428, News office, ROOMS WANTED. FURNISHED HOUSE OR SUIT ROOMS for light howsekeoping 1 od by young married coups, for or two months, Rooms do uct to be furnished. Apply to box News office, B STRAYED. ee 26 REWARD -THE ABOVE y de paid for informatiou that will to the recovery of one grey gel welghing about 1300, branded H. F. monogram on left shoulde: ) on left thigh. This hors 7 four years old. and has med tail. R, B, Starks, Medicine Sept. 30, 1912. MISCELLANEOUS SKATES SHARPENED PAR wanting skates, ground, can have done in a firat class manner. at . 2. Hal bd HORSE AND CATTLE INSURA? Insure your horses and cattle in General Anitials Insurance Prompt settlement of claims. F Wolfe, agent, Pruitt Block, Tor Street, Phone 574. 1 ee ce ne eee DANCING CLASSES EVERY day, Wednesday and Friday, rangements made for out-of-tow: Private lessons if desired. K. man, 613 Toronto Street, Medi Bat. 4 ee erg tl ALL KINDS OF WORK CONTR: ed for, Painting, decorating; pa hanging a specialty. Windows cl ed, carpets beaten, otc. -Hstim given. MacCourt Bros., 723 T Ave, or generat. delivery .city Situations Wanted, Help Wanted, For Sale, Lost, Found, etc, ads under these headings. 26 words, one day... 25 25 words, threa days .. 50 26-words, six daye .. .. 1.00 Additional words at same rate. No ad accepted for less than 26 cents. Cash must accompany the order. Phone your ad to No, 13.ring 2, and it will receive aztention. AELY WANTED. WILL YOU WORK FOR ME? Show- ing people my literature about Port Alberni, the great new seaport. of B, . now belng developed by railroads And other vast interests, Splendid Seller. Liberal commissions, prompt Settlements, good material to work, with. 8. J. Wilaon, 118 Hastings St. 125-6 BARN 20 WEEKLY FOR FEW hours work mailing circulars and. taking orders for Cut-rate Groceries. Redpath s granulated sugar 4 cents a pound. Outfit free, Representa tives wanted everywhere. Poaltion permanent. Consumers Associa- ton, Windsor, Ont. 1a7-L WANTED FIRST-CLASS Bont KEEPER. Apply in. own handwri ing. /The Med cine Hat ailling Co. gt; 197-3 WANTED DINING RROOM GIRL Apply Cosmopolitan Hotel. 127-3 WANTED GENERAL SHRVANT. Apply to Mrs. W. G. Lynch, 603 Main St. 125-tf SERVANT WANTED FOR GHNER- jal hous work. Apply 723 Main St. 125-6 WANTED HALL GIRL. APPLY housekeeper, Assinibola Hotel. 125-3 BRICKLAYERS WANTED ON THE Ogilvie Flour Mill Job. Telephone 787, Job Office. Canadian Stewart Co., TEACHER WANTED FOR THE State School District No. 1817. Com- mence duties first Monday in Jan- uary, 1918. Apply Wm. Wellington, Sec.-Treas,, Seven Persons. 127-6 oti eS SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED POSITION AS CLERK Or bookkeeper. Apply box 1437 News Lotfice. I21-t TERT eaten Gtemtres LOOK LOOK HERE THE 1 FUR SEASON IS OPEN. Don t sour furs or your raw hides You call up 587 or write P.O. 702, Medicine Hat. Our price. is 1 2.00 up to 6.00. Don t forget it, call or write, t WANTED TO PURCHASE Bae Se WANTED TO BUY Building lote im Old Survey, Herald or- -Central Park. Give prices, terms, ete., to P 0. Box 510. Owners only need apply 88th, es WANTED CLEAN COTTON RAGS. Apply: 877. Esplanade. 62-tt ee WE PAY THE BEST PRICES second hand furniture, tools, sto rifles, guns, raw hides and furs. at 312 4th Ave. opposite Dream theatre. Phone 295. D. Davis, 1 prietor. 11s AUCTIONEERS H-8. BROWNE CO, Live and General Auctioneers, 619 * onto St Stock Sales every Fri on Market Square at 1 o'clock. Hs ONE GOOD IDBAL and farm stock sales conducted cook stove for sale nearly new. Tt House furniture sales burns wood, coal or gas. Price 325, ueted anywhere, Consult us, our Apply 421 King strect, 127-3 DeHlence at yrur disrteal tres. Pt i 103. FH. B. Crowne Co. 519 PIANO FOR SALE OR TO RENT-- fonto St Apply 421 Toronto St. FOR SALE - GEO. SATTERLEE, LIVE STOCE VIOLIN FOR SALE FIRST CLASS General Auctioneer. Sales on ma: ehild s violin and case, Every neces- every Friday Right price. Office sary equipment that a violin needs. Main: St. P.O. box 826, Medi Price 30.00 or 35.00. Apply Med- Hat. 3 icine Hat Music Store. 121-tt Be CORSETIERRE FOR -A FINE LOT OF MAR- en quis seed wheat, grown on new SPIRELLA CORSETS MADD breaking. 2.00 per bushel. 0.3. Mc fc measure, guaranteed for one 3 Gee, Redvers, Sask, 1-2-80 jagainst breaking and rasting: light weight. Houge No, 7, School ROOMS TO RENT. enue, opposite cast side of 1 school. Phone 699 for appointment write P.O. box 72, Mrs. (Matthew 121 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS W. 4 HENDERSON CO., chart ee rer ws. 4 ROOMS TO RENT cCLOsE Ww. Modern house. Apply R. Sutherlard, General Delivery, City. 125-6t i ee TO RENT WARM FURNISHED room with use of kitchen for light housekeeping, if desired. Apply 625 accountants and auditors, (es Balmoral. 126-3 lished 1882), auditors, city of Medi TT Bat Winntpes, Medicine Hat, L 2 LOST AND FOUND bridge, A E. Gibron, C.A., resid Phone 198. Burns Bi FOUND ON GROUNI IDS OF MON T- a7 real St, school attr school hours 337-2 artlett. B.A.s SO FOUND .AN UMBRELLA Was Manna sagieeee: found in pers house some time ago. Dominion and Alberta Land Surve Owner will remit sum for 2d when Industrial Spur Railways, they recelve umbrella. Apply News Water Supplies, Sewage, Irrigat offices, inate Plans, Ete. Room 14, Imperial Bank Buildin Medicine Hat Phone BOARD AND ROOM. eee ec ees Oakes Everard C willie: bolp employed. Apply to Mrs. REAL ESTATE: M18 Yoronto street, three 865 1-2 MAIN STREET. PHONE Century Methodist church. Listings Wanted. See us for good buys in Hill, No Yulll and Powell. MEDICINE HAT-GARTAGE Gt ALL KINDS OF TEAM Wor Household Moving --Spectalt PHONE 820, J. M, Cooper 4 ROOMED HOUSR. AP- Ply 127 Yall St, or P. 0. box. 705., (125-3 Leat System The News Jct lent has every facility for sup Diving ghe mont satiatactory.

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