550

Date 1912-09-26

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t from the should- atemen, say that imp to file tast ball ther tat they ever fast ball pitcher's t from the big rile Carr, one of semen in the bus did hitter, never r he had hia nose ner. ohnson hits/a bat- them on occa- yin very excep- Wood hits the bat- fidence in his ablf- er fellow from hit- ing to this method of the Athletics, e base-stealing re- fered six sacks in George Gore, the der. stole seven in 18 1, and pinly same When si : F ie oat contents of a house of, Furniture removed or convenience of sale. for this anle will be d up to 12.30 on day of entries and further par- Stock and General Auct- foneers. gt; ers and Homesteaders: HB, BROWNE CO. have ben favored with instructions to nell by auction on SATURDAY, SEPT. 28 at 2 o'clock sharp A large quantity of Building Material, etc., consisting brief- Ty oft One Derrick, complete;*3 dar- rels of Tar;-a large quantity of large quantity of new Bricks Finishing Lumber; a Jarge quantity of new and second hand Window Frames; a quan- tity of Gas and Steam Piping; quantity o large quantity of various sizes of Windows; Builders Arches, Banistet Rails,; a quantity of Scrap Iron; about 50 tons var- fous Lumber, ets, The sale will be-held an the lot at The Corner. of Seventh Ayenne and the Esplanade, be- hind the stables of the late W. A. Babb, Esq. For further particulars apply H, B. BROWNE Co. Lire Stock and General Auct- Phone 708. 519 Toronto St. B4-4t NUCTION SALES SEVEN PERSONS To Farmers, Ranchers and the public: * HB, Browne Co. beg to an- mounce that on and after Wednesday, Oct. 2 at One o'clock sharp they will hold A MONTHLY AUCTION SALE to take place opposite the. Union Bank ee Bone the King George: Livery Stable, on. Ast Wednesday in Every Month. * They will offer for sale: Baggies, Demo- erally to the fact that these * sales offer an excellent oppor- thitiity to dispose of surplus stock and on the other hand, to acquire anything wanted at auton prices. Entries for these Sales solicited J..A. LANDRY Carpenter Builder 711 Ottawa St. 628, Box 881. Houses for sale, One under construction in High Sehool Annex, Block 25; one on Ot- awa Bt, finished, Block 83; One on Highland St, finished. Have several good lots on which T can bulld a house a cording 6 your own design. Preliniinary plans supplied ioe, See me far your alterations oF jco work of any. kind. Will ompt attention uble Driving and beavy rses; Single atid Doub- ose, Buggies, D mocrat Farming Implements, BROWNE Co. TERMS CASH. NO WESERVE. Canadian. Pacific SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR SEPT. 30 OCT. 6, 1912 SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FARES TO Spokane, Wash. Going Dates Sept. 28-Oct. 6. Final Return Limit Oct. 7th, 1912. Further information and tick- ets from, any C. P. R. Ticket Agent. R, . MeNEILLIE, Dist, Passenger Agent, o gt; Calgary, Alta. I, A. DOBBIN, Tieket Agent, Medicine. Hat. Phone 201. ae 7 When Undecided whether to give a-sult of old clothes away or have it re- novated, decide on the renovat- ing and bring it to us you'll be mighty glad you, did, be- cause will probably save You. the cost of new clothing. Our m of cleansing are sntific and right up to date. us your york. THE GLOBE CLEAN- ING PRESSING CO. Rear of Post Office on Fourth Ave, E. M. CAWKER, Phm. B. . Druggist P stock of Toilet Articles Drug Sundries, Proprietary Medi- Dispensing of Physicians Pre- Steam Laundry Modern and sanitary in every respect and the machinery is the best'that money can buy. All white help employed. PHONE NO. 8. Your patronage -solicited. And our drivers will call for EXCAVATING HEAVY TEAMING CONCRETE WORK. JcJ. LAIT eo MEDICINE HAT LIVERY COMPANY Horse Repository Hear 12 Fourth Ave. (opposite - Dreamland Theatre.) Beg to announce that they have com- pleted arrangements for carrying on the business of Livery Keepers and General Feed Stables. Single and double outfits of all descriptions for sale or hire. 7 The Company undertake all descrip- tions of express delivery by horse or. automobile. Enquiries solicited by day or night. Phone 703. NOTICE. Local Improvement District No. 9A4, Notice is hereby given that all per- sons having claims against Local Im- provement District 9A4 are required to send particulars of such clafia to Paul Borch, Hilda, Alta, the secre- tary of said district, before the sev- enth day of November, 1912, and that any person who fails to or omits to do so shall be debarred of his right to recover the same from said dis- trict, or any other district that may ve Hable for the abilities thereof. Dated at Hilda, Alta, this twenty- third day of September, 1912. PAUL BORCH, Secretary, A smajf'want a4 in The Daily News Local Improvement District No. 9A4. gt; lt; Classitiey Column will bring results. W-th- 4 tuk. ye Utah is Holding. ON LONG JOURNEY Two Thousand Miles Will be Covered on Ponies by Party of Surveyors, LINE ACROSS CANADA. Wiil Commence. at Hudson Bay and Efforts Will be Made.to Bring it to Paa- fie. Edmonton, Alta, Sept. 26 Engi- neers and surveyors in the employ-of the Alberta, Peace Rjver Eastern Rallway Company, which purposes building a new transcontinental line from Hudson's Boy to the Pacific coast, by way of Edmonton, have started on ponies on a trip of more than 200 miles into the north coun- try to survey the route. They will meet the McDougall party at Lesser Slave wake and tramp 700 miles, fin- ishing the trip on dog trains and re- turn in-12 months, To Make Branch. The party, which is in charge of M. Edwards, an experienced engineer and pathfinder, will first go over the north-eastern portion of the route, thence( continuing the survey west- ward along the proposed route Fort McMurray to Tidewater on the Pacific coast .A branch line is to be run southward from Fort McMur- to Edmonton and thence south- ly toMthe Milk River country by way Of Cochrane. H, M. King, bead of the London Dominion Trust Company and presi- dent of the railroad company, who Is in England completing the financial arrangements for the system, which Will cost more than 40,000,009, is ex- p cted in Edmonton in a short time, when other important announcements will be made in connection with the undertaking. Another Expedition. The Northern Territorial Railway Company, which also holds a charter from the Dominion Government. to build and operate a line through practically the same territory, is ar- ranging to send several surveying parti s into the field. H. G. H. Ne- ville, chief erigineer, who has head- quarters at Edmonton, says he is now awaiting Instructions from offi- clals in London. Mr. Neville is fin- anced by English capitdl and has ample-funds. , Irrigation Congress Great. Gathering of Those Interested in Modern Farm Work. (Special to the News.) Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 26 No convention ever held by the National Irrigation Congress in twenty-one years of its history was ever greeted with more perfect arrangements than the one about to open in this city. Whea the Utah delegates stood up, for. Salt Lake City at the convention last year and succeeded. in having it selected out of a long lst of rivals, they promised a demonstration that that the Tangements are about would be record-breaker. and. now completed, their promise is seen to have been no extravagance. Headquarters for the Congress were opened. today. The advance guard of the delegates. and visitors has olready put in an appearance, Dut the big rugh will pat he on until the end of the. week. The gathering will. get down to busines Monday morning an dthe sessions will be con- inued four days. 1 The Governor of Utsh and the Mayor and business men of Salt Lake City have co-operated with Senator Francis G. Newlands of Nevada; who is president. of the Congress, in ar- ranging for the reception and enter- tainment of, the visitors. The dele- gates are expected tu number between 1,000 and 1,500. They will ropresent nearly all the States of the Union ana sections of Canada and Mexico, Com- mercial organizations, irrigation. and agricultural associations, horticuitur- el and engineering societies, colleges and universities will be represented. Speakers both American and: f r- eign will address the Congress. Among the subjects which will receive attention in the papers, addresses and discussions are Sclentific Investi- gation of Irrigation Projects, Co- operative Effort of Government and ation by Law of Frand in Conpec- tion with the Locations and Sale of Land, The Closie Co-operation of State Engineers, Irrigation of the Great West, Proper Safe-guarding of Irrigation Securities, Knactment of Practical Working and Uniform State Irrigation Laws, Proserys- tion of the Forests, Opportunity to Build New Homes, Measurement of the Strearis and Storing of the Floods. The business sessions of the Con- Dr. Martells FemalePills Nineteen Years the Standard Preseribed and recommended fo, women s ailments, a scientifically prepared remedy of proven worth. The result from their-us ijis quick and permanent. For sale at all drug stores, HAVE WADE START thie offices the holds an important per- MEDIOINE HAT DAILY NEWS. ierese witl' bp interspersea with en- tertainment prepared on an unasual- ly elaborate scale. A great industrial expouition will hold forth during the Week and every night will be devoted to carnival features. Phe crowning of the Irrigation Queen. the re-ndvent OG the Wizard of the Wasatch with his gay pageartry, and the singing of the Ode to Irrication in the great Mormon Tabernacle will be leading features of the programme, It 8 regarded a3 particularly ap- propriate that the meoting that marks the coming of age of the National Ir- rigation Cougress should be held here, Tt Was in Utan sixty-five years ago that the modern system of irri. gation had fat small beginning. The first. meeting of the Congress was held twenty-ione years ago in Salt Lake City, which has since become the centre of the splendid. empire which rrigation has reclaimed from the great American desert Seigneur of Sark Goes on Rampage There Was Lively Time on Little Island: in British Chann Loudon, Sept. 25. An exciting oc- currence took place recently in tho Seigneurie: of: the Island of Sark: William Frederick Collings, Seig- neur of Sark, was charged at the lo- cal police court with threatening to shoot George Connock Lovibond, a London visitor, and with threatening his daughter, Miss Doris Collings. Whe gvidence was that Mr. Lovi- bond was invited to stay at the Sark Sengneurie on Aug. 24, and in conse- quence of something he saw he ad- vised Misa Collings to sleep with her door locked. Half aff hour after he had gone to bed he heard screams, and going downstairs found the Sieg- over the bannister. was bleeding at the nose and a tooth was broken, Mr. ovibond got away from her father and the Seig- meur went for a gun, Mr. Lovibond and Miss Collings barricaded them - selves in their rooms, and the Seig- neur came to both doors and tried to foree an entrance. Mr. Lovibond later saw him in the grounds with a rifle. He slipped out of his room with the idea of getting Miss Col- lings out of the house, and as he crossed the grounds he was fired at by the Seigneur. The Seigneur was remanded for a fortnight in order that the state o +his-mind might be inquired into. This is not the first time that he has attracted publicity. As long ago as 1903 Mr. Collings was brought before the high court of Sark on a charge of riding down the viear and of threatening him with a sti with an epology and the binding over, of the Seigneur for twelve months. About the same time a visitor con- fided to Truth that he was virtually driven out of the island by the behavior of Mr, Collings, who was riding about with a stick, with which he threatened td attack any one he came across, As Sark is only three miles long from north to south, and a mile and a half. im extras breadth, the diffi- culty of dodging an aggressive Deig- neur must be obvious. ' * The island has a resident popula - tion of between 500 and 600, largely increased at holiday times, the at- traction being the magnificent cliff seenery and caves. It is divided in- to two unequal parts, known as Great and Little Sark, conneoted by lofty and narrow, isthmas. On Great Sark are the majority of the houses, the church and the Seienen or manor house. . ThE Seigneur of Sark is in virtue of sonage on the island. In the rei ot Elizabeth, Helier de Carteret, Seigneur of St. Oue, Jersey, obtain- ed permission from the Queen to found a colony of Jersey folk . on Sark, which was then uninhabited and the resort of pirates and tucca- neers. Becoming Siegneur of the is- land, he-eeded portions of it con- ditionally to his retainers. In 1712 the - Garerer. family- sold their Seignorial rights to James Mil- hovses and gives leave for the Court of Chefsplaid to sit, and over its or- dinances he-has power to veto. 487 Proposals in Two Days Chicago American Two days ago Olga Petrova, anac- tress, advertised for a temporary hus- band. Since the appearance of the advertisement she has received 487 proposals of marriage, but had about decided to not marry at all, It 1s believed she has the world s re- cord for number of proposals in 48 hours. Never-did I dream that there were so many fools in the world, she sald - today. Why, they are not satisfied with writing thefr Proposals; they wail for me on the Street corners and at the. hotel. A bookkeeper out of a job fs. natur- neur forcing his daughter backwards ; Miss Collings Search For Gold Off Holland Coast Salvors Touched Bullion Lost From British Fri- gate a Century ago. London, Sept. 26 It is reported from Holland that the final stages of the romantic search for the million dollars of gold bullion lost over a hundred years ago in the wreck of the British frigate Lutine, are now within measurabe distance. Oft the Terseheling, Holland, the expedition sent to recover they gold by the National Salvage Association, under Captain Gardiner,has. been Quietly working for the last few months, and, after long efforts, the ivers had ' located and actually touched the gold, when heary weath- er drove the expedition back to port. The bullion may again be reached, however, and brought to the surface before the winter gales set in, Houses for sale on easy payments or will exchange for real estate: AD- ply/to Hotson Leader. Batt A small want ad in The Dally News Classified Column will bring results, Good Buys CENTRAL PARK 7 ft. corner, Block 23, 1500, Terms, - 0 ft. corner on Highland St. near schoo , 1650. HERALD Lots 21 and 22, Block 10, 1000. Terms. 0 lots in Block 21,. 450 each. Terms. 60 ft. in Block 14, 1200. Terms. 4 lots in Block 2, 850 per pair, Terms. ; ROSEDALE 100 ft. in Block 3, 4000, Terms 100 ft. in Block 8, 3200. Terms. TOWNSITE SL ft: near stiition, 25,000. I have-160 acres of nice level land near Redeliff at a bar- gain. Call.and see me about this. Other property in all parts ot the city. + BRING ME YOUR LISTINGS. Donald Currie Room 1, Becker Block. Phone 776, 180 Lots. IN HILL DIVISION 200 EACH One-quarter cash3 balance in 6, 12 and 18 months, RIVERSILDE PARK Block 19 Lots 46 to 52, 2600, Half cash. a CENTRAL PARK Block 24, Lets 7 to 40. 1680, cash, The Bradshaw Agencies Beck r Block. R. B. Tayior s Transfer Light and Heary Draying. Plane Moving with, Flawe Yan a Speciality. . Parcels Deliverea, PHONE NA. 349. MEN, COME AND SEE FOR YouR- The specialist can not give you one-third the , D nefits one de- tives from -the use of Dr. Met- f and strength by her the activity and life of the organs of the body; ft quickly. puts new life, vim and vigor into woak, worn-out, run-down systems. Cures Rheumatism, Weak Back, Stomach and Kidney trouble and Varicocele. No other body. bat- tery made can give the same resilts: guaranteed three times. stronge: Jatest improved; requires no charg- ing; always ready for use, any iwe, anywhere. A booklet with full par- ticulars mailed free; sealed. THE METZGER VITALIZER BATTERY C0, Rohl Block, Cor. 7th Ave. and ara St, East. TuThSa Calgary, Alta. E. Bartlett. B..Sc Municipal Bngitieer, Dominion and Alberta Land Surveyo Industrial Spar Railways, ally a man of no account. Water Supplies, Sewage, Irrigation Plans, Etc. Room 14, Imperial. Bank- Buildin Medicine Hat Phone 42 vi. it ult if al . ne i Ai d A 78 Ib packets. Morrow s Gish Grocer Sugan 20 Ib. sacks, Week End Special 1.35. Week End Special 1,00. aT 1d. packets. Week End. Special, 50e per 1b. Tea, 3 1b. tins. Week End Special, 1.00 per tin. Coffee, finiest Mocha and Java, Week End Special 40c per 1b. Coffee, good blend. buying every day. Ibs. fin st Rice. 5 Ibs. Currants. 1.1b, Featherstrip Cocoanut. 3 packages Jelly Powder. 8 Ib. sack Rolled Oats. home. We list below an assortment of Groceries that the majority of our -customers are Week End Special, 85 per 1b. Qne 2-Ib. packet Christie's Soda Biscuits. 4 tins sliced Singapore Pineapple. 8 tins Yellow Crawford Peaches. Three 2-02, bottles Lemon or Vanilla Essence, 1 tin Lowney s-or Cowan's Cocoa. 6 Ib. packet Canada Laundry Starch. 2 packets Canada Corn Starch. One 5-Ib, tin Kitchen Brand Molasses, + This is a very useful assortment for every Price 5.00. Aylmer Scotch Marmalade, 1 1. glass. Week End Special 2 for Tomatoes, 3 IB. tins, best brand. Corn, 2 Ib. tins, best brand. Red Rose Baking Powder 1 Ib tins. Morrow's Baking Powder, 1 Ib. tins. Week End Special, 2 for 35c. Week Bnd Special, 3 for 35 .- Week End Speciat lt;2 for 35 Week End Special;.2 for 35 Gorn Flakes (Krinkle) Week End Special, 3 for 25c. Brarknell s Club Sauce. Week End Special, 2 bottles tor 45c. Apps, 40 Ib. boxes, Cooking and Eating. per case./ Week End Special Chow Chow Pickles, large bottles. Week End Special 30 per bot Marmalade, Sheriff's and Cairns, 7 1b. tins, Week End Special per tin, Sumflight and Lifebuoy Soap. Week End Special 22 for 1.00. Pork and Beans, plain and tomato sauce Pork and Beans, Plain and Tomato Sauce - 4 for 25e, Custard Powder, pint packets, 1 doz. in box, 40c per box. Fels Naptha, 10 bar cartoon. Week End Sper Week End Sper Crossed Fish Sardines. Week End Special, 2 for 25c. Week End Special, 70 per cartoon: Cowan s Cooking Chocolate, Week End Special, 20c per cake. St, Charles Cream. Week End Special 9 for 1.00. Coffee, Mocha and Java; 1 Ib. fancy tins. per can: Week End Special Spices all kinds. Week End Special, 3 tins for 25c. Jelly Powders. Week End Special, 5c per dozen. Phims, large red. Week End Special, 1.00 per case. GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY, C.0 D. TERMS CASH. Cc Does Dry Lumbe Count With You Then see our new large stock under sheds. Quality and price guaranteed best in the cit The C. Lean Lumber Co., Ltc Yards, East Allowance. Phone 77 Oo OOO oy Of 0+ OO OF Oh O-b OH FOLOTOFOTO+O-LeL0+0-+eLaretene: FOL 0FOLOLe HOT e ToT e7 OLOLOTSES FOPOhOH TRE REVELSTOME SAMMI GU We carry in stock a full lin of Building Material Lumber, Lath, Cement, Plaster, 8c. Fir Finish and Flooring a Specialty Yard, North Railway Street. : : *Phone 5 To Th8a POLOHS bh etete-

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