835

Date 1912-11-04

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ORG which will ateat number of a large part of the een returned, and it t since then full res- n made by Shourds. ait il THAT THE PHE SUPPLY oF HEAVY.-RIB WOOL CLOSED We PHONE CROTCH LIMITED? a full assortment of on would i Arrivec r A SHIPMENT OF COMBINATIONS IS hand, and vise you to get what you need at once tretand. WASHINGTON APPLES. THE FAIR 1.95 PER BOX. LEONARD FLANAGAN HIGH GRADE GROCERS AND, DRY GOODS MERCHANTS. 81. CORNER OF OTTAWA AND 3RD AVE. PHONE 478 Sunnyside All Sold SOME RE-LISTINGS AT 250 PER ACRE RIMMER SMITH 305 NORTH RAILWAY ST. SPECIAL LISTS ON BROADWAY, REDCLIFF KEW GARDENS NEXT WEEK GOOD, CHEAP ACREAGE AT 110 PER ACRE IM cKinnon s Ltd. 391 MAIN ST. ASK FOR GENUINE Buttemut Bread Avoid RICH AS BUTTER. SWEET ASA NUT. Tmitations. Look for the Label. Is your Stove working satisfactory ? come in and change it. Stock is complete. If not Coal Ranges and Heaters, (E PRICE 18 RIGHT. DONT GO TO CALIFORNIA BEI Phone 515 Dy selecting from our stock of Comforters, Blankets, ete. Jj. J. Moore Son : North Railway Street EVENTUALLY WHY NOT NOW ? Gas Stoves and MAYOR THINKS CITIRENS SHOULD CONSIDER LIBRARY Movement Agitated by the News Some Time Ago Seems to Meet With Fav- or Among the-Citizens: Does Medicine Hat needa Public Library? The News asked this ques- tion of the citizens through its edi- the same article stated that it was a sons for it, Mayor Spencer s .con- - iticed ard a few of the other alder- men spoken to, are-of-the opin that one is needed. That is ts ui ed has been brought forcibly to the motice Uf the mayor. He stated that time and time again he has been stop- ped on the streets by citizens who urged that some actions should be taken to provide a public reading snd writing room for the elty, Some went so far as to suggest that the Mayor should cal a public meeting p discuss the matter. The council at the present time have many mat- ters of first Importance on hand to deal with, but the Mayor states that he sees no reason why the citi- zens should-not take the matter up. There are many who are keenly tn terested in such a movement, and with a little start It would soon gain ground, * LOCAL C.P.R CLERKS AND FREIGHT HANDLERS NOT OUT ON STRIKE No Word for The Them to Strike Has Been Received, in the City as Yet, They State. No word to strike has. been receiv- ed.at the local C.P-R. offices for a strike of the freight handlers and clerks which has been called and which has practically effected: all the offices of the Company over their whole system. According to, word received at noon the men; effected at Swift Current haye struck and also 4 number of them at Calgary. As far as can be learned no word has been received by the head of- ficials of the -local branch ,of the newly formed Brotherhood, here to strike. They sconsider, the, matter strange for if the strike was. called. they should: have received the usual word the same as the other, offices of the system. At the present they are all pork and of iv large offices. Just how man; Brotherhood there are in the city is not known but the number is placed at 24. ARDENT HAT BOOSTER PAYS CITY A VISIT W. J. Christie of Winnipeg is in the City May Have Some Big Announcements to Make Soon. W. J. Christie, of Winnipeg, one of tHe Hat's greatest boosters, is in the city. He will be here for three or tour days, looking over things. To the News he stated that the city changes so'mitch in so short a time he thought teat until he had looked over the city again that he would withhold his statement for a day or so, The people in Winnipeg are talking nothing but Medicine Hat, however, he said. Speaking of industrial mat- ters, Mr. Cliristie confidentially in- formed the News representative of some big plans which he has for the city. At the present time they are Mot quite ripe for announcement, but they will be big ones and warmly welcomed when published. Mr. Chris- tle is for Medicine Hat all the time. He is a firm believer in the future of the city and has converted many in- fluential people to his way of think- ing. FALSE PRETENSES CHARGE H. C. Niblock Arrested in Moose Jaw on a Serious Charge. oo H.C. Niblock was arrested in Moose Jaw and was brought back to the city under eseort to face ay charge of false pretences, -The-am. ount involved is 875 and tiie) com- plajnants are the International Cas- uuality, Co, NEW MILL SEAR Bieston Planing Mill to Be Fine Plant. Therein Plaining Mills started work n Saturday on their. new mill which is to be erectod in the. In- dustrial Section. The new plant, when completed, will bea-most up ' torial columns some time ago, and ID ing meeting of the Alberta Dental crying necessity and gave the rea- nq while wp north took advantage Tom Holt Gordon P;/Souch, Phm B.,.former Jy of Casto , Alta. haa arriv d In th toj take charge of the prescrip- ton and optical department of his brother, B, F, South's business, ox Tordnto St G. P. Souch has spent the summer in Toronto studying ad- vanced, optical work. Mr. D, MeKerrictor Is In the city visiting his nephew, Mr. Elgin Bell, He reports tine yield, thi geason, on his Eyebrow farmg having harves- ted 6300 bushels of wheat and 2000 ofyoats. The wheat aff graded No. 1 Northern. Dr, Holt has returned from attend- Association Executive in Edmonton, of the opportunity to rum down to Lioydminater to visit his brother, Dr. Mr, B.A) Birnie, Cal of L, . Birilo, is in the city, Dr. Smith went to New York this morning. Mrs, David Cargill, formerly Miss. Ethel Wood, is visiting friends in the city, y Keep. Tuesday evening, Nov, 6th, fre . Secure your seat for the lecture to be given by Professor Patty in the Alexandra School Tuesday evening, Nov. 5th. 97-3 If you want something good and up-to-date, I can supply your needs. T have 23 houses of var- ious siges. Attractive in appearance and special attention given to the layout inside, Almost half of these homes are sold already. See me personally and get first-hand informa- tion. W. Hl. ROSEWARNE Montreal Street. Phone 800. Selected Snaps OLD TOWNSITE 4400 100 ft. corner, Lots 1-2, Block 86. 5500 100 ft., Lots 16-17, Block 84, with house. 5500 100 ft, corner, Block 86, 1550 Lot 14, Block 80. 1365 Lot 14, Block 96. 35,000 for all lots 25, 26, 27, Block 22, 325,000 100 t, Block 22, Mont- real St 8,000 50 ft. corner with House and Barn, corner of Montreal and 6th Ave. 3,000 Lot 8, Block D, Esplan- zade. 2,500 Lots 30-81, Block 71, next Rossiter's store, COUSINS AND SISSONS 735 pair, 1-10, Block 24. 650 pair, 21-26, Block 30. 1,000 pair,-11-14, Block 19. 550 pair, 11-15, Block 35. 1200 pair, 25-26, Block 10. BENDING 230 each, 21-40, Block 33. 650 pair, 1-2, Block 26. HERALD 850 pr., 30-81, Block , view corner. Snap. 1300 pr., 26-26, Block 15, CENTRAL PARK 900 pr., 5-6, Block 29. 800 pr., 25-26, Block 29. 500 50 ft, Block 33. 700 pr., 37-88, Block 29. 850 pr., 28-24, Block 31. 700 pr., 21-26, Block 28. 400 pr., 28-27, Block 27. 850 pr., 9-10, Block: 29. 1050 1-2, Block 30, water and gaa YUILL NORTH 1550 Lot-48, Block 850, Lot 4 Block '18, 2000 Lot 8, Block D. 1200 1 , Blotk H. 900 LoM, Block 7. ee HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX 1200 pr., 18-14, Block 31. 1050 pr., 26-26, Block 28: 1200 pr., 1-9, Block 29, 1250 pr., 9:10, Block 26. 3525 for lot 24, Block 28, 3 SOUTH YUILL 1100 each, Lots 3-4, Block 8. 2700 8 room Cottage on 50 ft. 1260 each, 17-18, Block 11. 00-50 ft. corner, Columbia Ave. B.F.SOUCH, Phm.B. 9-10, comter, DRG STORE, TORONTO ST. , SOCIAL AND PERSONAL CALL AT 410 MAIN ST. * Or PHONE 695 FOR THESE Selected Snaps 100 ft,, Block 14, Broadway, 340 pr., cash, 50 ft, Block 4, Bending 600 pr., (corner). Reg. 125 -ft,, Block 27, Central Park. 1750. Reg. 50: tt, Block 4, Cousins Bisons, 945. Terms, 100 ft, Block 26, Hill, 500. pr. Terms. 50 tt, Block 25, Bending, 500 pr. Reg. 50 ft, Block 4, Cousine and 50 ft, Blook 2, Cousins and Sis- sons, 1050. Rog. GAS. CITY REALTY Co. 410 Main St. MEDICINE mar Fire, Life, Accident, Hall and Plate Glass Insurance. REALTY When you can get over It Keeps to KEEP AT IT. Monday, November 4, Buy all of Medicine Hat you can. PERRY, SEWELL PERRY REVIEV iT PAYS GOOD ADVERTISING is one of the best sal mediums. WE SOLD OVER 180 LOTS IN WESTOVE PARK LAST WEEK AND STILL SELLIN 5,000 people readis your ads. you can always get the buyers. A Small River Will Carry Lot of Water to the Sen i Runsting, CAN SELL LOTS OF REAL ESTATE WE KEEP ADVERTISING and we are goii Have you anything good to sell. . We ha dozens of Agents all over the country just ac ing to sell Medicine Hat property. WE SELL ALL OVER THE EARTH. One Block in Cousins at 250 per lot. left in Westover. PERRY, SEWELL *PERRY TORONTO ST, MEDICINE HAT, CANAD is the secret of success. Few ra BIG FIRE IN MONTREAL Loss Estim at 300,000 - Water Supply Was Weak Whole Depart- ment Works. . W. A. P, Dispatch) Montreal, Nov. 4. Fire last night destroyed the premises of the Con- sumers Cordage Contpany, and the Canadian Bag Company, on St. Pat- rick Street, Point St. Charles, caus ing damage roughly estimated at 300,0007 No figures as to fnsurance rates have as yet been given out. For three hours the full fighting strength of the city fire department battled with a weak water supply to save neighboring structures, and had it not beet for a favorable wind the loss would have been. greater. Marder at at Calgary Local Police e Looking For Alleged Murderer. The local police-are looking for an Italian American who is wanted in Calgary for a brutal murder which, according to a telegram received by Acting Chief of Police Campey, was committed late last night. The mur- der was evidently a shooting fracas, as the telegram says that the wanted man carried two automatic revolvers. TURKEY ADMITS DEFEAT (Continued from page one.) the Balkan League. Still, Austria's attitude has caused much uneasiness and reposts that she is mobilizing continue to circulate all over Europe. In the meantime the war is going on and what was left of the Turkish army after the defeat at Lule Burgas, is rushing for supposed safety be- hind the line and forts at Tchatalja, with the Bulgarian left trying to cut them off. Tickets for the Lecture on Radium, Liquid Air and Wireless Telegraphy by Professor Patty, are on sale at Pingle's Drug Store. Secure yours at the earllest opportunity. 97-3 A small want ad in The Daily News Classified Column will bring results Beware of barkless dogs and talk- less men. Property Which Will Make You MONEY TOWNSITE 50 tt, Block 21, Toronto St, 24,000. 60 ft, corner, Block 85, 7,000. 50 ft. Block M , Main St, with two houses on property, 9,009. HERALD 50 ft, Block 15, 1300. 50 ft, Blogk 20, Highland St, 1050. CENTRAL PARK 50 ft, Block , 1600. 50 ft. Block 7, 1600. 60 ft, Block 17, facing Park, 1050. 60 ft, Block 27, 800. NORTH YUILL Block 18, Bridge St., COUSINS SURVEY 50 ft. corner,-sultable for busi- ness, 1500. SOUTH YUILL 50 ft. lots, Block 17, 1050. See us for good buys in all sub- diviistons. Phone Us Your Listings. H.C. PETTET CO. 868 Toronto St Phone 481. 50 ft, 850, Montreal St. Bake: MITCHELL S HOME-MADE BREAD REPRESENTS THE HIGHEST TYPE OF BREAD MADE. ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. PHONE 560, ADMITS KILLING BALTIMORE HEIRESS Charles Kramar Confesses in Chicago to Murder , of Sophia Singer. Chicago, Ill, Nov. 4. Broken by thirty-six hours of silent treatment, Charles N. Kramer confessed yes- terday that he killed Sophia Singer, the Baltimore heriss found murdered here on Monday night. Kramer, whose stage name is. Conway, added a2 new feature to the statement made yesterday by his wife, Beatrice Ryall Kramer, known on the variety stage as a burlesque queen. He said that be knocked Miss Singer down in self- defence when she attacked him with a razor after he had rebuked her for making a sug estion to Mrs. Kram- er to go out and meet some men. Kramer exonerated his wife from all blame in connection with the crime. ITS PLANS ARE HAZY London Financial Times Comments Adversely on Southern Ontario Land Company. (CG, A. P. Cable) London, Nov. 4. The Southern On- tario Land Company s prospectus made ts first appearance this morn- ing. It is capitalized for a quarter m llion sterling of which 150,000, in one pound shares, are now. offer- ed at'par. The company Is prepared to develope 5,200 acres In Essex and Kent, Ontario. The Financial Times says the prospectus falls to give any clear idea of the way the new or- ganization will develope. The hope of Profit apparently rests on the sug- gestion that the value of the land will increase naturally, and t seems case where the necessity of calling in the British investor is not proven. TWENTIETH CTNTURY Millions, of people in this ages have marveled at the magicians in deceiving the brain, but far more wond startling are the numerous of science which Prof. Wm will next Tuesday night per radium, Mquid air and wiri igald Air boiling on a block graphy at the. Alexandra this city, and he will not on tual demonstrations of tt great wonders, but will ex; in the simplest of languag the occasion as entertaining be instructive. Council To-N Many Bylaws Will troduced at Meeti The city council will: hol lar meeting this evening. pected that the session will one and that considerable of iness will have to be latd another night. There are some eight or laws. which notice of moti been given for and it is exp the-more-tmportant-ones wil with tonight. Don't forget the Lecture fum, Liquid Air and Wirel graphy to be given in the A of the High School on Tue ning, Noy. 5th. Subscribe now for The Da wearer satisfaction. Today through. See them. our values, Main Street. Befedendelenlatttontntetetecfente je fetete tate tetectntetein inl Make This Store Your Shoe Store We offer for sale only the lines we are sure will give the we jilaced in stock severat Jines-of-DAYFORT SHOES, which are solid leather clear Men s Black Elk Blucher, per pair, ...... 5.00 Men s Brown Elk Blucher, leather lined, a pr. 6.00 Men s Plain Toe Dongola Blucher, . Men s Police Bal, leather lined ... No better shoes are made and we guarantee-every pair. Visit ovr SHOE DEPARTMENT and get acquainted with H.W. lretand Cc Phone

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