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F Le PAGE BROS. THE, OQNE-PRICE CASH STORE ' Special Sale of Ladies Silk and Net Blouses We have secured a quantity of Ladies Sample Blouses in silk and net, about 100 in the lot; sizes 36 to 40. We bought them at big reductions :n the reg- ular wholesale price and we are going to pass this saving on to you. SPCIAL for Fair Week, 100 Ladies Blouses in silk and net; colors cteam, white, Paris, navy and black. Prices 1.75 to 3.95 each. SPECIAL FOR FAIR WEEK AND SCHOOL OPENING Boys tweed Suits in two and three Piece styles, marked at special low prices for Fair Week. And in addition to the special low price we are going to present every boy who purchases'a Suit from now until school opening with a beautiful gun metal or nickle case watch guaranteed a good timekeeper. We want every boy in Medicine Hat and district to get acquainted with our new clothing -and offer this special inducement. See south win- dow for a few styles and prices. LePAGE BROS. Phone 28. gt; 388 Toronto St. More Harvesters, Call of The West Cold Weather Has To Some Extent Retarded the Work 3.50 is Drawing Uns killed Labor. Winnipeg, Man., August 26. The By offering as high as three fifty call of the west is for more men for harvest, Cold weather of last week somewhat retarded harvesting and in consequence the work of gathering the crop will come more in a bunch than Was anticipat ed. It was thought har- Vesting would be distributed over a longer period than usual and the men Would be able to go from one farm to another, but change in the weather has. made a difference and farmers everywhere are rying for m n. day they are coaxing unskilled labor away from railway construction and Dublic works of cities and towns in the west but this source of supply is insufficient. Railway companies will Probably arrange for additional traing from eastern Canada and make anoth- ec call for men. To date less men have arrived here for harvest than at the same time last year though double the number are needed. N.Y, POLICE PAID GAMBLING HOUSE RUN BY WEBBER Although Owner Is In Jail Games Are Continued Contents Confiscated. (W. A. P. Dispateh.) New York, Aug. 27. The gambling house om- 42nd Street formerly run by , Bridgio Webber, where Rosen- thal's murder is believed to have deen planned, was raided last night by Police Inspector Dwyer, successor of Inspector Cornelius J. Hayes, re- cently reduced to the rank of Cap- tain by Comimissioner Waldo. Al- though Webber, confessed atcomplice in the murder is in jail, the place has been run for some weeks as an incorporated Poker Club, by some man who described himself as Kirk Brown, a clerk, was arrested, and many decks of cards, poker ch ps and card tables were confiscated. (W.A. P. Dispatch.) New York, Aug. 27. Members of the extraordinary grand jury. that has deen summoned to enquire into the police blackmail, will be investigated as to thelr real estate holdings by District Attorney Whitman, who has discovered that one of the grand jury panel of fifty business men 8 part owner of a hotel used for disorderly purposes. The States Attorney in- sists that the extraordinary grand Jury shall not have even a remote connection with police graft system, and if necessary will challenge the prospectives. The news that Police Commissioner Waldo would publish a list of owners of gambling and disorderly houses has caused a panic among the owners who have deluged the police commis- sioner with frantic appeals not to make their names public. SS of Bridgie's friends, it is said. Al CHINESE BRIGANDS HOLDING UP TRAINS FIRE ON ONE BLY ENGINEER BE- FUSED TO S10? RAILS TORN. UP, BARS TRAVEL, (W, ALP able.) Hongkong, Aug 2/ Soveral hun- dred Chinese briguids today attacke a. moving train at Fayuen on the Minefrom Canton to Kankow. The ingineery-ig spite of a Bail of bul- lets, refused to put on the brakes. Several of the trainmen and passen- gers were wounded und the cars con- side : hen Taster ekchead the market town of Nywo, it was found impos- sible to proceed further as the rails has been torn up. The town itself had been completely sacked by the brigands, many of whom are dis charged soldiers. They are increas ing in numbers and temerity daily. There is much alarm among the villages and the country populations and troops have been hurriedly de-, epatehed to the scene from Canton, MAY ESTABLISH FAST STEANSHIP- SERVICE Visit of Borden has Reviv- ed Interest Says Melford Dick Head. (C. A. P. Cable) London, Aug. 27. At a meeting of the Milford docks company ,the chair- man said the visit of Premier Borden had revived interest in the establish- ment of a fast Canadian steamship Service. The chairman sald be had represented to Premfer Asquith and Borden the desirability of a pronouncement of the Imperial auth- orities as to what would be the fay- ored port. He had suggested that a combination of the two ports of Mil- ford Haven and Brivol would best MEDICINE HAT DAILY NEWS. ip Pingle, Wales Bell 4th Ave, corner of Esplanade, Half-minute from Post Office. PHONR 791, SPECIAL OFFERS TOPAY IN RIVERSIDE On Broadway facing river and city, beautiful residential or business lota in Block 13, lots 3 and 4, 5 and 6, 9 and 10. Price 775 per pair. Lots on Broadway are now 1,000 --Per pair close to this pro- perty. IN RIVERDALE a large num- ber of lots have been sold and cleared off the market. We still have a few teft in Block 3 at 185 each. HERALD, Block 8, lots 3, 4, 5 and 6; good view of river and city. 750 per pair. CHARLES ST, Central Park, 2 houses for sale now build- ing. BLOCK 28, Hill division, oppos- ite Block 18 in.the Herald, 50 feet for 525, terms. A cheap buy. COUSINS and SISSONS, lots In Blocks 1, 4, 6, 25, 28 and 30, THE HERALD Corner, 39 and 40, 1200 the pair. Valuable corner very cheap. . Usual terms, TOWNSITE Lot 36, Block 82, Braemar St, price 1150. FOURTH AVE. Block 96, 14, price 1260. SOUTH RAILWAY ST. Block 96, small souse, 1800. NORTH YUILL Block 9, lot 18, 60 tt, 865. Block 16, lots 19 and 20, 1800 pair, Block 16, lots 12 and 13, 1600 pair. Block 16, lots 7 and 14, 750 each. i Block 8, lots 11 to 15, 900 each. RIVER LOTS in Altawana and Riverside. lot number of Houses OF BLACK SEA FLEET TO BE COURTMARTIALED Evidence of Revolutionary Propaganda Has Bes Discovered, It is Claimed CW. A. P. Cable.) London, Aug. 26. As the resultvot the eallors of the Russian Black Sea fleet, 300 seamen have been sent ashore.to be court martialled, ac- W. A. Kelly . W. A. Kelly . J. McLean J. W. Kirk Mrs. C. H. Friend Mrs: Oliver Strand James J. Johnston James J. Johnston F. 0. Sissons . F. 0. Sissons . J. R, Armstrong . H. Burbitt .... Mrs. C. Thornton D. Chatterton . Bvans Hackvale . M. Cameron . M. Esplin . Bugene Burton Dr. A. Smyth . Herb Gobbett M. Cooper .. . Harper sons . J. M.- Cooper George Cully Mrs. A. A. Banks Mrs. A. A. Banks M. Esplin F. S. Pingle Mre. Wright . James Hale Ernest Cole . Albert Hartley . Albert Hartley . ALP. Day .., City. City. City. City. - Little Plume. City. City. City. Little: Plome. ENTRY LIST FOR FAIR YEAR GREATLY EXCEEDS OTHERS (Continued from page one) THIS -Horses . -Horses -Fancy Work :Dairy Products -Horses . -Horses -Horses -Horses . .Horses -. -Horses -Grains and Grasses . Cattle -Vegetables Horses. ... Domestic Products . -Fancy Work - Vegetables lt;Horses ... -Fancy Work . RAH HH ERED RHODE BHO ee vm -Domestic Products . - Vegetables cording to the correspondent of the Times. Although there is mo cause to doubt the loyalty of a'great majarity of the crews, corresponiitnt/ adds, the Russian authorities faim to tid discovered evidence of revolutionary propaganda. RECRUITING SAILORS FOR THE RAINBOW Canada s Navy So- Uncer- tain That Present Sailors Will Likely Go Home. (CW. AP. Dispatch) Ottawa, Ont., Aug. 26. Deputy. Minister of naval service Desbarates, while in England, has been reeruit - ing blue-jackets for the. Rainbow, in order to fill vacancies which may occur at the termination of the ser- viee period of the present crew. Owing to the i inty of Can- ada s naval policy at the present time, it is considered likely that a large number of the Rainbow's pre- sent crew will express their desire to return to Angland at the expira - tion of their term, there being at Present no definite prospect for ma- val crews in Caneda. FIGHT OVER INSURANCE Vancouver Man Drowned Had Two Big Policies. (W. A. P. Dispatch) Vancouver, Aug. 26. Four months meet the requirement of the service. TODAY S MARKETS. Chicago, Aug. 27. Wheat prices to- day showed a tendency to sag on ac- count of absence of expected frosts in Canada: There was also an un- looked for increase in the European Visible supply. Statements that high- er rat of freight were curtailing bus- Iness counted too im favor of the bears.. The opening: Was'1- 'to 3-8 split lower. September'started at 93 5-8 a loss of 1-4, and declined *tw63 1-2, Liberal sales by commissidn houses had a Weakening effect on the Oat market. September started at 1-8 to 1-4 off at 32 to 32 1-8, but reacted to 32 1-4, Minneapolis, Amgust 26 All prece- dents for big receipts of rye on the Minneapolis , market were smashed today, when 90 cars of-that. grain were received at the Chamber of Com- metce. John Marfield, president of the Chamber declare cthis -figure established the high record at the Chamber. One year mgo today only 28 cars ofiiye(lwere received. Oats and barley receipts also were bad. There were 70 cars of oats and 170 of barjey. Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 27. There was no frost iti the Canadian prairie west last night. For the most part temperatures were well above fort though freezing point was just touch- ed at Swan River and a few other northern Manitoba points. Weather continues cool and where heavy rains fell during the last week, sun is needed before harvesting can be re- sumed. Tonight is fall-moon and until that is past some anxiety will be felt on account of frost The slow cool ripening weather is undoubted - ly making towards very high grades and the crop should be exceedingly Profitable to w stern farmers provid- cessful maturing can be overcome, these being early frosts, shortage of binder twine and shortage of Ixbor. Of the three the latter just now presents the most serious aspect. 903; May 95, 958. Oats, Oct. 353. ing the dangers threatening its sue- CALL upon us. We have some g00d propositions, Situations Wanted, Help Wanted, For Sale, Lost, Found, etc:, ads under these headings, 25 words, one day .. .. 25 26 words, three days 25 words, six days . Additional words at same rate. No ad accepted for leas than 25 cents. Cash must accompany the order. Phone yout ad to No. 13 ring 2, and it will receive attention. To RENT ered oe FURNISHED HOUSE to let for two months. Apply Box 776, P. 0. 39-6t TENANT WANTED for Vacant store on the corner of Montreal Street and 3rd Ave. Fine location for any business. Reasonable rent. Living Fooms overhead, Immediate posses- sion, Repairs and overbauling will be done. Apply to G, G, MacBean Co Imperial Bank building. doatt WANTED TO BUY WANTED To B uilding lots in Old Survey, Herald or Central Park. Give prices, terms, ete., to P. . Box 510. Owners only need apply. oo ee BS-tt, WANTED Snap from owners only, 50 feet in Hill or Herald between. To- ronto and Ottawa Sts. Price must be right, as I mean business. One-third cash, balance 9 and 18 months, vend- or to pay commission. W. H. Steb- bings, 316 Hargrave St, Winnipeg, Man. Sey FOR S4LE SALE Househoid-furnishings. Apply 417 Toronto St. 39-3t FOR SALE Automobile. this years model. Run less than 2,000 miles. A bargain for somebody. Might take well located lot for part pay- 353. Flax, Oct., 160, 161. CASH PRICES: No. 1 north 104 ; No. 2 north ment. Phone 782. P.O. Box 3, 33-tf seer oe es SALE Six Hole range, suit boarding house, also a few household - Fates to ladies, Particulars and cata- 49-6t 290ms -wanTED, MBLF WANTED, ooo +: WANTED MAID TO DQ GENERAL fBouse work. Mra, R. J. Rice, cor, 6th Ave, and Esplanade. 41-3 JANTED Brick layers. Apply Street schonl, Victoria Ave, and Elizabeth St, Lussler Constru- ction Company, Limited... .. 37-12 WANTED batners, plasterers and Laborers. Apply Barnett, Pl IWANTED Four first-class car- penters at once, Apply McLaughlin McLean, Redolift. 40-8t WVANTED A stenographer at once. Apply to Birnie Bros. 40-8 VANTED Mald for generat hotise- work. Apply 123 Toronto St. 39-3 WANTED Capable general- servant family of two. Apply 1017 Esplan ade. 8-tt. WANTED General servant for family of three. Apply L. Hewitt, 935 Montreal St. St YVANTED Capabie general ser- vant, Wages 25.00 per month. Ap- Barclay ply Mra. Johnstone, and West Allowance, cor. 38-6t TWO. good smart men wanted at ance. Good money to be made. Ap- ply in person Room 4, News build- ing. 38-6 WANTED 15 laborers, 3 per day, on pipe line work at Bow Island. Ap- Ply International Supply Co., phone 163, 36-tf sales- Por- 85-tf PVANTED Satecinaies and jmen at once. Apply Milne s trait Studio. 'WWANTED Laborers by the Canad- fan Stewart Co, 30c per hour Apply Ogilvie Mill site 24-tt WANTED AT ONCE 50 carpenters on Ogilyi on site. Ltd. - Canadian Stewart Co. 38-tf )WANTED Dining room girl. Apply Redclift Hotel. 31-tt WANTED Servant girl, 20 a month. Apply to Mrs. W. Hig- gins, P, 0. box 772, 21-tt SALESMEN are drawing 75.00 Sreases, and-paints direct to the con- suming trade. Big opportunity. Men with team preferred. Inland Oil Works Co., Winnipeg, Manitoba. Jul 30-dim WANTED Men and women to learn barber trade. Summer rate now on. Situations guaranteed. Special logue free. Moler College, 609 Cen- tre St, Calgary. 2eddte SITUATIONS WANTED, YOUNG MAN OF GOOD EDUCATION requires employment, Has had good business training. References furnish- ed, Would travel for good company. Winnipeg wants position. Apply P. 0. box 931, Medicine Hat. aut EXPERIENCED lady bookkeeper Wants position, Apply to P. 0. Box 84, Medicine Hat, 40-8 ANTED Young indy desires po- 5 years business experience. Apply H. G., post office box 818. 20tf EXPERIENCED lady stenographer Wants position as general office as- sistant. Apply post office box 443, city. 39-8t WANTED one or two furnished rooms with board. Central location. Appl yto P.O. box 619. 36-48 LOST AND FOUND een LOST BLACK SPANIEL. (LONG tall). Answer Roy. Reward paid on returning to:418 South Railway St. Any one detaining dog after this no- tice will be prosecuted. 41-3 STRAYED 100.00 per week selling our at er ee Tuooday) diarust Sth, . MONEY TO LOAN reer ae (MONEY TO LOAN Private money to loan on residential property, Ap ply to P. 0, Box 887. 39-3t NURSING 18S AMBROSE Trained Nurse. 09 Bravmar St. Phone 747. 85-12 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS rpg W: 4 HENDERSON CO, chartered accountants and auditors, (estab- Ushed 1882), auditors, city of Medicine Hat, Winnipeg, Medicine Hat, beth- bridge, A.B. Gibson, O.A., resident Partner. Phone 198. Burng Block. 2T6att ee sss ++ + CORSHTIERRE .. . .,. wo SSJPIRELLA Corsets made to meas- jure, guaranteed for one year against breaking or rusting: At office in Pingle block, Main street, from 2 p, m. to 5 p.m. Office phone 594. At house, 7 school: Aventie, opposite east side of High School, in - evening. House phone 699, Mra, Matthews. 2 ees Au 22-3 m. gt; THE MEDICINE HAT HIDE, FUR AND JUNK CO. The above have on hard the best selection of Second is in the city. We carry and second hand Clothing, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Rifles, Guns, Re- volvers, Wagons, Buggies, Harness, and a uice new line of winter goods. We buy everything mentioned abo and pay the best prices. Cs 5 South Railway St. or Phone 687. AUCTIONEERS Hi. 8. BROWNE CO., Live Stock and General Auctioneers, 519 Tor- onto St. Stock Sales every, Friday on Market Square at 1 o'clock. Rancb and farm stock sales conducted any- where. House furniture sales con- ducted anywhere, Consult us, our ex- perience at your disposal freg. Phone 103. H. B. Browne Co, 619 To Tonto St. is2ate E. Bartlett, B.a.sc Municipal Engineer, Dominion and Alverta Land-Surveyor Industrial Spur Railways, Water Supplies, Sewage, Irrigation, Plans, Ete. Room -14, Imperial Bank Building. Medicine Hat. Phone 420 W. E. WRIGHT. Custems Broker. Consignee and forwarding agent, as- sembler and executer of papers for shipments going into the United we 41-3 States. Commissioner in B. R., Real FIRST CLASS BARBER FROM Hstate Broker and General Agent. MEDICINE HAT, Painting and P Reynolds Stewart. (4th Avene opposite Biunings) New Wall Paper Estimstes cheor- fully utralehed om cost of Papering Your rooms. Phone 156. T. F. Reynolds PAINTER, ETC. TRANS-MISSISSIPPIL CONGRESS. Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 26 Everything is in readiness for the opening of the twenty-third annual meeting of the Trans-Mississippl Com- mercial Congress, which will begin four days session in this city to- morrow. Scores. of delegates are in the city to take part in the meeting. Among them are representatives of Chambers of Commerce, Boards of Proclan Wala Coves for commion expres Wala Cre wea can t wear 2a without. becomi tic about them). Try a pair TURPIN THE MEN'S Where you get the B Gents Ta: We have a fine ra LADIES an FALL 8U. Come and judge Also see the lat See us about P.S We will sell the yard if you WOR Phone 517. MATTY GEIS T QUEER BALL FROM Franklin Tells Who Never But Could You E New. York, Aug. : Yew curves that Ch never heard of, anc Deen handed down teenth century. Cycloidal curves at curves may be new Giants great. twirle have them and they freakish action. of the pill leaves the hs the box; This was all news of baseball fans unt Prof, W. 8, Frankl versity delivered a Physics Of Basevar crowded class in Fai the Columbia Unive They didn t know Baseball in the sey the Professor openet ing, but Bernoulli, s time, knew all about di was well up in cy isoperimetrical curv notions about spira was in following a what is known as th that resulted In the Prof, Franklin ill ago Howard B.. Spence, a well mown business man, was supposed to have drowned froma launch in Vancou - ver harbor. He was said by his wife and several friends to have fallen overboard. It developed today, how- ever, that two insurance companies are fighting against payment of poli- ciesof twenty thousand dollars whith Sp Kon 1 weeks before he disappeared. In af- fidavits presented: in court, counsel for the insurance companies declared 102 ; No. 3 north 98; No. 4 north 88; No. 6 north 624. Feed, 59. Oats, No. 2 .W. 423; Mo. 3 C.W. 40; ex. No. 1 Feed, 413, No. 1 Feed, 403; No. 2 Feed 403. Barley;-No. 3 50; No. 4 464. Flax, No. 1 N.W. 170; No. 1 Manitoba 168; rejected 1 8, condemned 121. 4 Aug. 27. Sept. 93 , 944; Dec. 93, 043; May 96 , 98. Minneapolis, Aug. 27. Sept. 903, 913; Dec. 91 , 92 ; May 954, 972. Trade, Commercial Clubs, manufac- turing, mercantile dnd traffic, min- ing, live stock, immigration, maritime, draining and waterway improvement associations throughout the country. developed the cyclo Governors of States, mayors of cities, the spit the isperime representatives in Congress and many McGraw has aske other public officials will be includ ora fi n the attendance. says he will have The subject, See America First, and the rest of the is one which will be given much ing up spiral caten: tention by the Congres this year. Winter month: effects. Apply 239 Montreal St, Ject by tossing min corner Third Ave. 37-6t the head of his audi latter's delight. H drops and high ball 50 REWARD The above payed for information that lead to the recovery of one gelding with white atripe on years. old, and weight about ROOMS TO RENT. ROOM TO LET 77 TORONTO ST. 41-1 Domestic Products . Horses , PROC ANH Heme Re HH ee J) McKay J. A. Washington ....Cornwall, Ont. Poultry. - There are ten entries for the Baby Show. ey land bath, close in. Apply to 203 Main St. 41-3 FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN 220 Starks, Medicine Hat. : Government statistics show that every ar PERE ee ee oe bob dep eof qe that Spence's body was never found, Liverpoot, Aug. x7. Closing suet: modern house. Apply 122 Toronto YED Two weeks ago trom year trom 350,000,000 to 4,000,000 SPORT FIXTURI * : fat eal seers A aoe eae Spor, geet ay: OKs ene Be Street. 41-3 )near Coleridge, two buckskin mares ot American money is spent in Europe elie. oe OfGa rom shore .: No. 3d. Fue ening o * THE WORLD'S CROP PRODUCTION + good swimmer that he had at one ures, weak; Ootober Ts. 74; Decem- URNISHED ROOMS TO LER, SUIT: Sa toe ca TG ane oe ER The Coontess eat ac Steet eee + ; + held a position as instructor. ber 7s. 44d. i Sie dor DESt Rocsekteping. ADP cvies cai bind :kuiee? Reward, ap-lot Ameticas Gaver te Barope to: the Opening of Lake EEE Peete, ob bb ee ee ee The case is causing unusual atten- Regina, Sask., Aug. 27. Heavy 327 Mill St, Medicine Hat. 41 3t : ply Alberta Clay Products Co. ting meeting at Con Opening of Eactor 40-3t magnificent scenic spots of the United tion for Spence was well known and to outward appearances quite weal- rain fell about morning and delayed harvest for seven o'clock thi (W. A. P. Dispateny A cablegram Washington, Aug. 27. HOUSES wan TED NOTICE Trotting meeting at Barley, 458,180,000 qushels. les ae, first delay since PERSONAL. Michi, lt;dateddated Ant 24th, from the Tn- Oats, 1,302,006 base, vy eee 9 the sky kept (WANTED Fally modern house to any party or parties found riding crea. eine ternational of Agriculture) Corn, 61,908,000 bushels. EAT MUSHROOMS. negro iemated was no fent, six or seven rooms. South of MARRY Why remain alone? The or driving across the Alexandra High hasbeen received ts a Unite 6, ras ae night me bait done track. Apply Box 677. 39-3t Ideal Introduction Club fs reliable, School grounds will be prosecuted to malch ricult: cranton, Pa., August 27 The an- Sema Caetne Beneh Show of th Association of Calif San Francisco. Opening of annua carnival at Astoria St Catharines, Ont, August 27 Proprietor Norris Stevens of the St. Satharines Hotel died this morning from eating what were supposed to be mushrooms. John Sullivan and C. Delany who also participated in the feast are very low, up-to-date medfum for placing in correspondence congenial, marriage- able people. Strictly private; high- the full extent of the Iaw. the following information. In nual State convention of the Patriotic By Order School Board. ia estimates of production in 73 Order of the Sons of America was its are as follows : Opened in-this city today, with an at- tendance of delegates trom local branches of the organization through- out Pennsylvania. in this district and reports received at Regina indicate that twenty-five) per coat. of wuttingl Je: Southern jest character. Seventh successtul Cafro, August 26 A large number jaskatchewan is completed. year. Literature and full informa- of Egyptian Natonalists- were arrest ob math want 08 Fn Be Dally News The Dally News delivered in the tion, 10c. Mra, Wilson, Box 1776, e here today on the charge of dls Slassified Co Ht brim ts Sx 0 . IWANTED A 4 or 6 roomed bunga- low with ath. Furnished. Immed- fately. No children. B5-tt
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