1191

Date 1912-12-21

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a the EN. x 4 3 aa he Santa Claus Special has just pulled in with grea re signment of Xmas delicacies---turkeys, jider geese and all the things that-go to make the coming season the usual one of joy and hearty goodwill. Look over our stock before you do your Christmas marketi We have bought so keenly that the bargains offered are almost beyond belief. Everything you need is here, down to the candies for the kiddies. Come it whether you buy or not * let us wish you a Merry Christmas, anyhow. . 3 HERE ARE SOME.OF OUR CHRISTMAS BARGAINS Raisins; Valencia, 2 Ibs. for 25e. Raisins, seeded, 12 oz, 100; 16 oz, 12 4 . Currants, cleaned, 2 Ibs. for 250. i Candied Peel, Lemon and Orange, 2c. per Ibs Citron 25e. per Th. Nuts, Shelled Almonds, 500, per Ib, Walnuts, 5c. per Ib. Ruts, unshelled Almonds, 25 per Ib. Walnuts, 25c. per Ib. gt; - Fitherts, 26 per Ih Brazils, 26 per Ib, Peanuts, 20 per Ib. Flum Puddings We have a fine stock of these Puddings: Sharwood s, Weston s and Wagstaff s in 50 and 1.00 sizes. YRUIT-CAKE If-yow-are too busy to bake Fruit Cake, come and get it here. We have a stock of it always on hand. Mince Meat, fresh and sweet, just arrived, 20c. per Ib. 6, 2 Ibs. for Bie, . Malaga Grapes: 80e. per-Ib. Lemon Cheese, 20c and 25c per hottie. Balad Dressing, 25 ., 60c. and 60c, sizes. You' hould see our stock of Chutneys, Relishes, Sauces, Catsups and Pickles. i Sharwood s Fruits in glass, Macedoines, Red Pears, Raspherries, Strawberries, Green Mirabelles, all 60 per bottle, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, Xmas Week. Laurentia Cream, half-pints 5c; pints 25e, Oysters, fresh, 50c. pint. Table Raisins, per Ib., 0e and 85. Commencing Friday will be open evenings until Christmas, Hewitt Armstrong THE QUALITY GROCERS. Main Street * Phone 258 - -- es,* answered the-man;- if I had. MEDICINE. By Cyrus T. Brady The question mind and into the the same time when heard the incompleted sentence; but she, too, checked the question that rose to her Ups. selves alone which, nave f e, they are; they be- on. Kirkby with Mrs, Maitland and the others waited on the ridge until Wir, Maitlond aud his party joined them, They couldn t have saved: very much to eat or wear from the camp, they were miles from settlement they probably divided into two parties, dren, started for home, ad went down the canon pearching for your dead body * And had it not been for you, cried the girl, impulsively, they had fouri a G1 permitted me to be of service to you, ly; up or down, they believed you have been in the canon when cloud burst, therefore there one place and one direction to search for you. 23 And that was? Down the canon? What did you do then? E went down the canon myself. think I saw evidence that some one had preceded me, too. Did you overtake them? Certainly: not, they traveled as rapidly as I; they must have started early in the morning and they. bad several hours the advantage of m . But they. must have stopped some- where for the night and only myself to consider, I should have pressed on through the night and overtaken them when they exmped. Only yourself? You made ne promise to return here by nightfall. I don t know wheth- er I should have obeyed you or not. 1) Kept on as long as I dared and still leave myself time to get back to you by dark. eT She had no idea of the desperate speed he bad made to reach her while it was still daylight. - Tt you hadn't come when you did, I should have died, eried the girl im- petuously. You did perfectly right. don't think I am a coward; I hope) not. I never was afraid hefore, but Don t apologize or explain to .m it s not necessary; I understand e' erything you feel. It was only becaut -T Rad given you my word to be back by-sunset that I left off following their trail. I was afraid that you might think me dead or that something had happened.and ' It wasn't so bad during the day time, ut when the sun went down and you id not come I began to imagine ev- erything. I saw myself left alone here in these mountains, helpless, wound- ed, without 2 human being to speak to. I could not bear it. But I have been. here alone for years, said the man grimly. That's different. I don't know why you have chosen solitude, but I You are a woman, returned the other gently, and you have suffered, that accounts for everything. Thank you, said Enid, gratefully. The verdict shortly after noon today. was given to the jury at five-o'elock yesterday afternoon. The trial was begun November 12. The court.ro mowas crowded when the verdict was read and friends of th nd: plau but: quickly were quieted by the ballifts. ( Fitz gerald wept with Joy when the finding of the jury was made public and threw his arms arguaq, the neck of his attorney: ne TELLER FITZGERALD FOUND NO Chicago, Dec, 20 Geo. W. Fits- gerald, former assistant teller in the United States sub-treasury at Chica- go, charged with the theft? of 17: 00 from the government in Fel ary, 1907, was found not guil jury in Federal Judge Car, court today. 8 SALE EMBER 13th th. ae was r ad in court The case to you, reiterated the man, and he stopped. If he bad al- lowed*his heart-to speak he would haversald, Back to-you-from the very ends of the world. But I want you'to believe that I honestly did got leave the trail until the ultimate Moment, he added. I-do-believe it: she extended her hand to him. You have been very good to me, I trust you absolutely. And for the second time he took that graceful, dainty, aristocratic hand in his own larger, stronger, firm- er grasp. His face flushed again? der other circumstances and in 7 'days perhaps he might have that hand. As it was he only eld it for a moment and then gently re- eased it. And you think they are searching for me? she asked. know it. I am sure of what I myself would do for one I love 1 loved, I mean, and they * And they will find me? The man shook his head. 1G, ete., in oE rations. Suitable for Xmas Gifts, comprising the well- kmown brands of English Briar makes, namely: G. B. D., B. B. B., Losees, Peterson, and H. B. B. Also a good selection of Meerchaum and Cala- bash Pipes, and Cigar Holders. 1ing Co. i i AY 8 PF H I also invite insp ction of mv cigars... Domes- . y tie and imported bfands, Xnras packages of 10 and i 25 in all brands. 4 y Carry also a full line of Tobacco and Oigarettes. GE j MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY r Call early and make your selections at y u Architect, Laer Fe applies. H , Irrigation, ete, onstruction, pecesoabla PAGAAS 212 SOUTH RAILWAY ST. Pye SLIFF, ALTA. i NEXT 10 AMERICAN HOTEL. PHONE NO. 79 : S Whiffin s Cigar Store. Iam al ey Will be convinced that you have gone down with the flood. Didn't you cap or Yes, said the woman, and . The bear you shot covered the sweater with blood. I could not it it on again. fi she spoke erimson at the remembrance of that meeting, but the man was looking away with studied care, She'thanked him in her heart for such generous and kindly consideration. They will have gone down the stream with the rest, and it s just pos- sible that the searchers may find them, the body of the bear, too. This river ends in deep mountain lake and I-think It is going to snow; it F (will be frozen hard tomorrow. Amd they will think me there? T am afrata no: And they won't come up heret It is scarcely possible. ss Oh exclaimed the woman faintly the dir possibility that she might be found. 1 took ag empty bottle with eaid th man, breaking the silence, which TL enclosed a paper saying that aes here and safe, save for tered wove alice of Gourage the story of certain persons Whe drank of it and conquered This je the way I figure it, con-) while; tinued the man hurriedly, fo cover up enough to tra the lake would freeze Weve you to have gone down the can-)-snows? Iutely, simply. be no * can follow thelr speculations exact- f to me. Dy that time we sbi as effectually as if we were within the arctic circle. But if you will let me go alone to the settlement I can bring back your ua 1 keep you company, before the trails are tmpassible. Or enough men to it practleable sto take you through the canons and down the trails to your home again. I could not do that alone even if jin the depth of winter. fhe git shook her head stubbornly. A week alone fn these mountains and-I should be mad, she said decl- make man. You don t understand. either that or spend the winter here fwith me. The woman looked at him steadily. ty. continued, we are marooned she And I am so elad you came back to) i A Romance of Colorado Coutinued.) flashed scrous bis own top of it. If they return to the camp woman's tind at they could scarcely fall to seo it. But if they don t go back there. Well, it wax just a chance. And if they don t find met You will bave to stay here for a until your foot gets well Wel, anyway, returned repre tonight and if it It will snow, a eee 'The woman stated at him appalled. And in that Tam afraid, Was the slow reply, that you will have to stay here. He hesitated in the face of her white, etill face all winter, he added, des- perately. My Geg;+-exclaimed the alone, with you? Miss Mattland, saic the man, reso- might well tell you the truth. f can make my way to the pet- tements now or later, but it will be a journey-of perhaps a week. There will Ganger tome, but you will have could not go with If 1am any judge you couldn't the Dossibly tse your foot for a. mountain Yeast three weeks, and all be snowed in. stay here. You igively.. It isn't to. be thought of. -qiust-be-thought of, urged the It fs and what have'l to fear from you? she asked. witnes: ithe world? The world, sald the women refles- iiively- I don t mean to say that means nothing to me, but it has caus enough for what it would fain say itt. mow. She came to her decision There is no help for it, sh smiled faintly ag she used the ol word of-tropio island and southerp sea together, You have shown me that you are a man dnd a gentleman. When my foot gets well, if ou can teach me In God and you I put my tras to walk on snow shoes and it is por wait. The decision man, rupted. mind. It is can do nothing else. Bo be it. hensidt as to your material comfo I have lived in these mountains for Jong time. summer getting ready for the wint hind the house which, as you see, LY NEWS. woman to Were, well, Nothing, nothing, cs God is my protested the other; but sible to get through the passes, we will try to get back; it not, we must) is sald the? and yet I feel that I ought to point out to you hi - I see all that she inter know what is in your entirely clear to me. We You need have no appre- I ain prepared for any emergency. I.prs my time in the There is 2 cave, Gt recess rather, be- Canadian Pacific CHRISTMAS. AND NEW YEAR HOUDAYS Fare and One-Third for the Round Trip Between all stations, Port Arthur to Vancouver and branches. Going dates, Dec, Jan. 1, 191 Final r turn Umit Jan. 6th, 1918, For further particulars apply to nearest agent or to zs RG, McNEILLIE, District: Passenger Agent. Calgary, Alberta, L.A. DOBBIX, Ticket Agent Medicine Hat ieee K D28 Ss ee i 1912, to IF MONEY 15 VALUE TO YOU Read This Our brand new stock of Men's Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, Mitts and Gloves, Sheepskin Coats, ete, is DAILY ARRIVING We are selling these for a very small profit. We still have + some of the old stock. Ladies and Gents mew and second-hand Clothes, Boots and Shoes and lots of other arti- cles which we are selling at your own price, If you are one of our custom- ers you know the truthfulness of this-ad. It not,-we-ask-you to come in and prove it for yourself, HARVARD TAILORING 0. Opposite Dreamland. Phone 205. D, DAVIS, PROPRIETOR 10 HOMESTEADERS, ETC. COAL COAL Galt Stove, Engine and Blacksmith s Coal. Large or small quantities shipped to any-station. Esplanade and N. 1 ia) 6 Storage: Railway. 8. TAYLOR CO. Room 17 Becker Bloclt. P. 0. Box 813. I, Medicine Hat Meat Market Fresh Meats at 10c, is MORE CANADIANS And Who te James Armstrong? built against the rock wall, and it is filled With wood enough to-keep us warm for two or three winters; I have lan ample supply of provision and elothing for my own needs. You will need something wariaer than that you wear, he continued. Have you needle, thread and cloth * -bse-asked . 12t40, -15c, 17140, 20c and 22 4 a Ib. Rigs call every morning. A trial is all we ask, i 3 PHONE 878, 615 THIRD AVE. WINTER VEGETABLES FOR SALE Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips, Beets, Onions Cabbage, Potatoes. Best Mince Meat, per Ib. ..... REDCLIFF Lots 12 and 13, Block 106. HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX Lot 21, Block 22, Fach ...; CENTRAL PARK ; Lots 47 and 48, Block 17, faces Park Lots 1 and 2, Block 16, Lots 21 and 22, Block 10 Lot 14, Block 4 ........ Lots 14 and 15, Block19, per:pai . ss Lots 4 and 5, Block 1, per Di : Lots 23 and 24, Block 20, pet BE Lots 15, 16, 17 and 18, Blue W, per pair, .. NORTH YUILL ene 4 Lots 5 and 6 with shack, Block 2. Corner with house, shack and barn, Lot 15, Block 10, .....? Ty. Lots 5 and 6, Block 2, house and shack. COUSINS AND SISSONS . Lots 36 to 40 on road allowance, Block Lots 1 to 10, Block 35, ...- Lots 19 and 20, Block 12, .. OLD TOWNSITE Lots 10 and 11, Block 64, :.. Lots 5 and 6, Block 27 . Lot 12, Block 80, : HOUSES -*. We-haye-only six choi from to 6,000. ACREAGE We have already subdivided acreage in Close range of the a and ready for retail, which we only in blogks and on very easy terms. PHONE 920. s left. Prices ran Room No. 8, Imperial Bank Building. Fourth Avenue, Medicine B beat the Unionist, by 653 majority. Both candidates ire Conservatives: and personal friend of Sir Max, Ait ken. IN BRITISH POLITICS London, Dec. 20. Chas. Newhotise Armstrong, vice-chairman of the Montreal Street Railway, will be the next Conservative candidate for Colne Valley division of Yorkshire. At the last election this seat went Liberal by 800 majority. Otto H. Hahn, an- other Canadian will contest the Cor- ton division of Lancashire, in which the Tast election the Labor candidate KILLED AP MOOSOMIN. Moosomin, Sask., Dec. 20 An un- idedtified man was struck and killed by train No. 2 Jast night about mile west of here. He was found lyig across the track with bia head on one of the rails. Death must have been instantaneous, as his head was crushed by th blow. Christmas argains For PHONE OR COME TO ROSSITER S 2 Ibs. Mixed Nuts .... 2 Ibs. best Chocolates lt; Buchanan s Jams Hale fi. Best Mixed Creams, pex box, from 15 to Just received a big shipment of Toys, Chinaw: Graniteware, ete. ristmas tree decorations. To clear before Xmas we are selling: Ladies, ready-to-wear Blouses,-reg in the valley where your camp had been pitched and left the tightly corked bottle wedged on y jounded foot, and giving direc w to reach the place. TI buil rn of rocks in shel- yk Then I shall not suffer. Are you that wonder of wonders, asked the man, smiling lightly, an educated. woman who knows how sew? It is a tradition in Philadelphia, answered the girl, that her daughters should be expert needlewomen. Oh,-you are from Philadelphia. Yes, and you? She threw the question at him deftly and so quickly that she cau: thim unaware and off his guard a sec fond time within. the hour. Baltimore, he answered before thought, and then bit his lip. He determined to Vouchsafe her no infor: mation regarding himself, and here had surprised him into an admission in the first blush of their acquaint ance, and she knew that bhe had tri umphed for she smiled in recognition of tt. She tried another tack. voutaiued:) Mr. Newbold, she began at a ven ture, and as t was five years since he had heard that name, his surprise FRED SMITH jasement Under Pruitt Block. TORONTO STREET. Box 430 Medicine Hut. WILLOW RIV (D. Le 788) gt; This new TOWN OF IMPORT- ANCE on main line of Grand Trunk Pacific, and Pacific and Hudson Bay, at junction of Fraser and Willow Rivers, British Colifm- bia, is the southern and nearest gateway to the great and wonder- ful Peace River Country and SPELLS OPPORTUNITY for the man or woman who wishes to Ju- diciously invest a small or large amount. Easy payments; no in- terests; no taxes. Write today for maps, plats and printed matter, PAC, LAND TOWNSITES CO., to 50 ght he had she Ladies Blouses, regular 1.50 for Alsoa nice line of Children s ready-to-wear Dresses to clear at cost. We also have a complete line .of Ladies Head and Neck Searfs. Aviation Cape Gs i2 1 BBs. 5 deine ds 1.50, 1:35 and 1.00 Ladies Aviation Bonnets.. ... Children s Togues ........ .+ Feiss sais COUPON GIVEN WITH EVERY.10c SALE RE- DEEMABLE IN DISHES OR SILVERWARE. Phone 575 Prompt delivery, as. we will have two delivery rigs going during Xmas week. LTD., 672 Pacific Bldg., B.C. ncouver: ROSSITER?S 7 at eee 1 aR

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