958

Date 1912-11-21

From 958

65 cents. each Fes 2.96 ana 4150 win pel , out at eae dsnap May come any day, We are ready for ) ony Our store is packed to the eno LEONARD FLANAGAN . High-Grade Grocers, Dry Goods and Ladies Wear. ' CORNER OF OTTAWA be AYE. - McKinnon s Ltd 391 MAIN ST. ASK FOR GENUINE Butternut Bread RICH AS BUTTER. SWEET AS A NUT. Ayoid Imitations. . S The Parks Su lent reported the matter to ae ieigee this morn- Look for the Label. five or more years ago, 326 MONTREAL ST. The reputation of the OURLAY PIANO ig due entirely to the character of the Gourley Pianos as at present manufactured it does mot depend upon the. character of insttuments made twenty- Ail kinds of repairs at moderate cost. Let us tune your Piano The, Medicine Hat Music Co. 460 inder the Big Fiddle. TASSIE BROS. ularly at our yearly contract rate, ) vanuns TRE UP THEES ON BOULEVARDS or Angry at Act of Vandalism Perpetrated Last Night. MUCH MONEY SPENT TO BEAUTIFY GiTY Heel, Marks in Ground Show That Work Was Deliberate. You. Money CENTRAL PARK 50 feet, Block 18, 860 cash. HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX COUSINS, AND SISSONS Mayor Spencer would like to know the culprit who last night d liberate- ly tore up some sof the trees which the city has planted on the boulevard on Montreal street. sori YUL 50 feet, Block 4, 1600, GO feet, Block 15, 626. 104 feet. Block 14, 2,000. ROSEDALE 100 feet, Bloek 9, 2600, BENDING ing- On the: ground around the troes wheres whoever committed the deed planted their heels and pulled them out. This does away, with the sug- gested idea that the wind tore them out. The city has spent s great deal of money - planting. trees, sowing grass seed, etc., with the idea of beautifying the city, and therefore Mayor Spencer is justly angry when such acts of vandalism are commit- HERALD 80 feet, Bloek 15, 1500. 50 feet, Block 12, (Toronto St) 3,000, PERTY, fe H.C. PETTET CO. Phone 481. 868 Toronto St. MAY GET MAIL DELIVERED JAN. 1 Post Office Department has Wired Asking for Infor- mation. MONEY MAKERS COUSINS AND SISSONS 50 feet, Block 29, 785, terms. 50 feet, Block 4, 945 terms. Medicine Hat may at the first of the year be giv n a. miil delivery. Mayor Spencer received a: telegram from the post office department ask- ing for information a8 soon as pos- sible about the city, numbering of streets, sidewalks, ote. R. M. Coul- ter, who wired for the information, . . Seemed to desire it at once, which 50 feet Block 23, 1200, terms. *ould lead to the belief tbat the ser- 50 fect, Block 4, 800, terms. Wice may be inaugurated at. the tirst 2 ot pena ienbe S72 RFUGiOUS FANATIC C SES AMUSEMENT ya Little 7 Dasere BENDING a NoRru YurLL Sede + eater HILL DIVISION 50 ft. cortier, Block 18, close to Herald, 82 Court. iff. C. H. Chapelin, who ete sidered by the police to be a relig- fous fanatic, and who, ,jappeared in the colirt twice yeste again this- morning. The woken is ifs evidently of unsound mind. The three hearings she has had in the edurt rooms, while touched: with certain amovRt of sadness, were no, less amusing. She accused the Hat's new medicitig. health officer terms. GAS CITY REALTY Co. MEDICINE, HAT Fire, Life, Accident, Hail und Plate Class hhisuranee. fous other things, She Seems to have - tanie majesty and the.Jower regions x, 88 Ghe continually harped on (Whater. In'the cells she asked Consta- Ke Pickering for a glass of water, it when it was brought, she insisted it he first take a drink of the wat- Her ase was again remanded. 42 chickens 60c. 32 doz. eggs 450. 46 Ibs. butter 450. 20 bushels oats 35e. COLERIDGE. at Felman s-Lake next Sunday morn- ing at Id o'clock; Woolchester at 3 pm. and at?Colerldge 7.15 p.m, HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS CONFER Urbana, TIL, Nov.'s21 The annual conference :of the high school teach- ers of Iiinois began today at the State University here nd will con- tinue in session until the,end of the week. dary water questions. today. The Mi: planade, entertained Mitchell brown satin. They were sisted by Miss Jessie Mitchell Attractive in appearance and Special affention given to the flayout inside. Almost half of these homes are sold already. Country. See me personally and A. A. Morse, special get first. handy informa- tion... W. i, ROSEWARNE Pacific, was in the city yesterday. sChristmas traffic Old Country. are reserved. The Ci Montreal Street: adian and American traffic will also/ Phone 800, be very heavy. * Ferrers Kaiser's 014 Timer 10 Cigar. ae Investments Which Will Make. 50 feet, Block 15, 1300, Terma. 40 feet, Block 21, 900. Terms. 50 fect, Block 28, 1200. Terms. 80 feet, Block 23, 1280. Cash. 50 feet, Block 34, 600. Terms. 50 feet, Block 19, 1000. Terma, 580 feet, corner, Block 26, 650. SEE US FOR BUSINESS PRO- Just a Few with trying to pois h her and var- ERPEEEE EE EEE EE great deal of thought about his sa- LOCAL MARKET : sed Peeper ee eee ee The market was small today. To- morrow ee will be a big one. Rev. W, Shearer, D. D.,. will preach SQQTAT, AND PERSONAL C. A. Magrath, ex-member for Med- eine Hat, and now a member of the Internaticna Waterways Comimission s in Washington attending a joint 9. meeting of the Canadian and United States commissions, discussing boun- Nineteen Years the Standard Dr. W, Robertson, of Alsack, Sask., ig in the city looking over several business properties. The doctor says that Medicine Hat realty, in hia op- infon, ts the best buying in the west s Mitchell, No: 637 Es- at progressive whist yesterday afternoon. Miss M. Mitchell wore blue silk and Miss J. Empress of Ireland on the same boat W. H. Crossley, and A. Jack. Gibbs galls on the Empresy lot Be on Des. 13 for the Old traffic repre sentative of the Southern and Union this year pro- mises tobe the heaviest yet. Prac- tically allthe boats sailing forthe Loans 3,000,000 To Loan on City Property and Farm Lands. Interest per cont, Prompt Attention. INSURANOE C. A. KRAUSS Porter Blovk. Main Street. Medicine Hat, Phone 250. ee ee aD THE MARKET REPORTS Winnipeg, Nov, 21. Wheat Nov. opened 814; Dec. opened 79, closed 79; May, 838, 84. Oats Nov. 338, 33 ; Deo. 318, 318; May 333,332. - Flax Nov. 120, 119; Deo, 1004. 110; May 113, 115, CASH PRICES, Wheat No. 1 Nor. closed 803; No, 2 Nor. 773; No. 8 Nor. 742. gt; Oats No. 2 C.W., 48; No, 3 C.W., iu. Flax No. 1 N.W., 117. AMERICAN MARKETS. Mirineapolis, Nov. 21. Wheat, Dee., Chicago, Nov. 21. Dec. wheat, 84 , 8i ; May 902, 903; July 878, 878. POULTRY ASSOCIATION MEETING. A meeting of the Poultry Associn tion will be held in the News, office (upstairs) on Thursday-eventns. The approval of the Railway Com- mission to the spur track into the Preston Plaining Mills was received by the Mayor this morning: - Houses for sale on easy payments or will exchange for real estate. Ap- ply to Hotson Leader. bet Plant your money in Montrose; it is the best profit winner on the market. tt Houses for sale on easy payments or will exchange for real estate. Ap- ply to Hotson und Leader. bath For large returns from small in- vestments: Monffose has them all beat. LITTLE BOY GAVE THE FATAL TABLETS CW. A. P. Dispateb.) Toronto, Noy: 20. Detective Twigg this morning discovered that the boy who gave poisoned tablets to Young Archie Duncan, 57 Melville avenue, which resulted in the latter's Wilfrid MacIntyre, 372 Ossington av- enue. He questioned the little fellow, who said he had obtained the tablets from his ome and had proffered them to young Duncan. They. . be- longed to his mother, who was not aware that he had removed them. It, is stated that the tablets contained a percentage of belladonna and the directions regarding their use stipu- Inte that not more than two stould be-taken at a time.. Young Duncan swallowed five and died: ter hours Ia- ter in agony. In shap -and.color the pills resembled small-sized chocolate Bree ear: Dr. Martells FemalePills Prescribed and recommended fos women's ailments, a scientifically prepared remedy of proven worth The result from their use ts quick and permanent. For sale at all drug stores. 2.0.4.-10mo. opened 82 ; Deo. opened 79, closed death yesterday, was seven-year-old: In box calf leather with good. solid leather oles. Made by Williams Shoe Oo. SIZES 11 TO 13. FOSTER S SHOE STORE MAIN STREET A GOOD PLACE TO BUY SHOES. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Burns Bik. Main St. ST, PATRICK'S BAZAAR inst. at St. Louis Schoo?, corner Bal- ing suit of navy Kinds of plain sewing and fancy green velvet and wiolets, The three, days, afternoon and eyen- icine Hat. ing. The doll contest will close on merits will be served afternoon and pink roses. evening No* admission. DAYIS-BUBTON, November -20th, at five o'clock, in Point de benise lace. when Meta Gwendolyn, the Rev. RA. Davis, B.A, officiating.) the bride's brother. e church was flecorated with flow- prs and Mr, Chrysler presided at the organ, The bride, who was given-away by her brother, Mr. 8. C. Burton, wore cream tailored suit with brocaded silk walst, white beaver hat and os- trich stole, She carried a shower Douquet .of bride roses and wore a Dearl and peridot necklace, the gift) of the groom, and a pair of brace- lets, worn by her mother on her wedding day. After.the ceremony the bridal party returned to the residence of the bride's mother, 619 Main Street, where dejeuner was served, only the immediate relatives - being present. The bride's tabie was centered. with beautiful sliver basket tited with white chrysanthemums and a profu- sion. of white flowers and satin b- . IN-RICHARDSON CO., The JOHNSON RICHARDSON CO., Limi Boys School Stices. McGregor Berry. bon completed the decorations, After the cutting of the wedding cake, the Will open on Thursday, the 2ist bride changed her gown for a travel blue broadcloth, moral St, and East Allowance, and with a blouse of changeable green will continue till Saturday evening, and gold silk. With this she wore a. 8rd. The ladies are offering all becomng hat of macrame lace, paddy. The. bride Work, etc., all at reasonable prices. and groom left on the 8.20 train for Home made candy, and all kinds. of Vancouver and other coast points, On home made cooking, will be on sale.) thelr return they will reside in Med The bride's mother was attired in: Saturday night, and the drawing of a handsome gown of black tbexty Sold prizes will take place Friday satin trimmed with beaded banding night. Al parties holding tickets on and Irish Ince. She wore gt;a gt; biack this drawing should attend. Refresh- beaver hat with plumes and carried The bride s aunt, Miss Eyverybody Coulter, of Macleod, wore brown sa welcome. 90-6t tin with oriental: trimmings, and a, cream Jace hat. She carried a bou quet of yellow roses. Mrs. Stewart A very quiet, but pretty wedding Burton, of Regiia, was gowned in a took place on Wednesday afternoon, Parisiam gown of blue satin; with She wore a St. Barnabas church, Medicine Hat, black hat and carried a shower of youngest enchantress carnations, The bride's aughter of the Iate Alexander Bur- only nephew, Baby Alexander Bur- ton, of Kenora, and Mrs. Burton, of ton ,was also present. Among the Medicine Hat, was united in mar- many beautiful presents received was riage to. Mr, Thomas Sheldon Davis, a. cabinet of. sterling flatwear from Booklet giving remulte of Dycing over ther colors, Montreal St. Bakery MITCHELL'S HOME-MADE BREAD REPRESENTS THE HIGHEST TYPE OF BREAD MADE, ONE TRIAL WELL CONVINCE YOR. . wale PHONE 560. Present Dally Average Advertisers to Dally of the Weekly count No extra charge. Book vertisers, VOL. 3 NO. 11 SOREDITED SHON HNP Senator Root s on Taft's Po: garding the Pai UNITED STATES Ml BITRATE American Ideals gt; Government ar in This Questio: (Special to the New York, Nov. 22.- proaching 8 qu stion w the willingness of the - ple to be true to the, ic government, showing eraey ean be honorable clared U. 8. Senator E: night, in discussing the Panama tolls. He was fore the Chamber of the state of New York, annual dinner at the Wa - hotel. He had begun w ment that the present good time for national : tow that the excitemen political campaign was I aim thinking, he er we are in the affirma tive of this crucial ques maintaining) our capac self-government? He raised no questio: ism but thought misu name of America, blacker self-respect of America influence of America for along the pathway of th civilization, annulled, di question for his country CHINESE ARE SEN THREE EY People Urge Ad Mongolia and 2 viding Necessa: Funds. (Special cable to th London, Noy. 22. It the news is confirmed th ese Mongolian expeditic Vance, ultimately coveri The first column. will Nings, Kansu provinee, : way of Ulassiti, Mongoli: from Kalgan, by way of third from southern Hei A Tatge number of troo ready massed. Money Provide Hongkowg, Nov: 22 Thi Some Choice INSIDE PROPERTY OLD TOWNSITE 35,000 terms, Lots 25, 26 and 2 21, Block 22. 25,000 terms, Lots 28, 24, Block 22, 8,000, terms Lot 3, Block 33, (with house). 6500, terms, 100 ft., Block 4, facing Braemar St. 9500, terms, 84 ft, (cor.) Blk. 5 2100, terms, 50 ft., Block 96. HERALD 2100, terms, 60 ft, Block 13, (Toronto St) 3000, terms, 50 ft. corner, Blk. 13 1750 pr; terms, 100 ft. Block Boy 1150 pr. terms, 250 ft, Block a 1400, terms, 50 ft, Block 20, (Highland 8t.) 550, tgrme, 26 ft Block 8, (To- Fonto St) BE Smee Loe es ; All Gold - AND Alfine Brands Of Canned Fruits NOW IN STOCK. i These are guaranteed to be FANCY SELECTED STOCK packed in heavy syrup. Packers Code Portwood Canning Co., San Franscisco, Cal. ee H.W. lIreiand Co. Main Street. Phone 54. 5 was agitation is strong i 10,000 persons-attended lt; Canton which urged vigc tires. Hongkotig merchant gre providing war funds is expected in within three weeks. Wo command of 15,000 despe controls the province of 1 DISASTROI SF (W. ADP. Dispa: Prescott; Ont., Nov. 2 trous fire of unknown sea in the Canadian Pa And sheds here tast nigh fa damage to the exten The fire made such: he there was no hope of and firemen confined th to prevent t from. spre The sheds were situate Lawrence River and wei est west of Montreal, c great quantity of freight, loaded cars, The custo Were attached and all we Ty destroyed. About 200 in the building made a vistule for miles. We are betting 2 to 1 Lots making the larges profit of anything on the

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