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Date 1912-08-20

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gust 20th, 1912. Treeday, Aurest 20th, 1012, MEDICINE HAT DAILY NEWS. ar ia Sea: PRP nE-,,, 2 PP Rragrercestecedratreretedes rPRretostostorrds 060064804000054584560000055086000 eaeceedenteegen ecteatens See rere tools ale rtreto te oeiedtetety Grandview : a THIS tS OQUR- PROPOSITON : We have Two Blocks, Numbers 27 and 28 in GRANDVIEW division that we are going to sell at 200.00 per Lot. : see These Lots are all Good Level Lots, Guaranteed. aa aia i ; TERMS: Z00 per Lot; Only 50 cash; Balance in 3, 6, 9, and 12 mos., interest at 8 per. cent 99 GRANDVIEW is the best investment now for speculation, as the TING. ofhes divisions are too high priced to make ot much money on a small capital. If buy in v GRANDVIEW now you wall make oa naiee OF tk 5 within a years time than anywhere else, on the same aman of capital invested. t YOU, MR. INVESTOR, made money in North Central Go to show that we offer you a first- Park and Gousite and Simene Hoi tee classbuy in GRANDVIEW. We are to start buying the cheaper Property because : it is where the hig increa ses will be from going to sell these lots fast and THEY aoe GRANDVIEW I kn creas WILL NOT LAST LONG, and the is we sae has in ed double its value ms rdnerty that. vou arty that you bu illmake you GRANDVIEW next year will be worth 300 per lot at the least. GRANDVIEW is on the direct line of the ANSLEY SPUR. GRANDVIEW is in the direct line of the growth of the city. GRANDVIEW is next to Bending and adjoins Riverdale division being just the same distance from the Post Office, 2 miles. GRANDVIEW is one-half mile from the new CITY RESERVOIR and is therefore sure of water. GOOD PROFITS. We will gladly show you this. property and you can judge for yourself if itis not A MONE KER. DONT WAIT... SEE US AT ONCE. THEY WILL NOT LAST SO GET HERE FIRST. GRANDVIEW is only one-half mile from the new INDUB- . G. MacBean ) Oo, Imperial Bank Building Behind F. C. Lowes Co. ae sie tio eee eosteehocgeateate aio sio ate aio aie tie tio tie tie tsetse thee eo othe diet he tio eset Seah EOL TSS Sreirssrontectoetoeseatontoateeseriertoate deestoate loetreteateatrateatoateetecgoateetetenteeseeteoteatect DePeheoetosdeedortodteetoege teste e te coated os 1 Sete ste ate astors oe ducts out of the country. rand silver are the only ese are. fooling tourists y made in Germany and vith Chinese characters ing imitation jade. Not Jade artificial. but the id is only 14 karat as ese gold of 16 to 28 kar- oo : pIding coupons fer two can-have-them extended tember, but positively by then. Milne s Portrait Francis Joseph, Austrian ang te ck tht Austin wow fer fom pan wibjet and hee predsenl Dowieites Declare That fand offers of rewards for run-away Ihe ascends the throne he may find claims more victims in America assistant in his sister, Miss Mary this section will join today, at least 8 he speaks, reads and writes twelve Present Emperor and in resisting the of the Greeks and Phoenicians, he self-styled prophets who have taken ity that are now claiming millions of 2- From the first the, paper second birthday of their former sov- tian R ' aspirations for independence, and with 725,000 Americans dying Yery catastrophe is due this year, and that jand of noise. Dr. Vittoria Grazzi, C0lumns, and in its office the Deciar- La its chi e may be due to his influence. It 1s some statistics that are very inter earte, Ware Ste-chlel Sukie: aoa Emperor, Is 82 Today; endugh to keep him busy in holding every year than war bas claimed in Catherine Goddard, said to have been aa fn spirit, in celebrating. the ianty- '0euges. German, French Hun- centrifugal tendencies of her warring /estimates, 700,000 men have-been upon themselves to predict the end victims in all countries, but eepect- *T0nEly antl-British, The Star Spans SE TE aa ee ee CoN at gat de cette eG fs s of Fuommmctr the second coming of Christ will taK of Plea Univeralty, te the leadeF in the U00 of Independence was feat off tising revenue. The founder was que possible, however, that when esting, He declares that alcohol E William Gaddard, nd o or. s ear lard, and he had an able Austrian and Hungarian peopleof)monarchs in lnguidjic attainments; together the Empire built up by the/the last 2,300 years. Sinoe the era since earliest times there have bee sible for the neurasthenia and insan- the first. newspaper woman in Ameri- garlanj Czech, Polish, Servian, Croa- and turbulent races. Hungary has slain in battle. He compares this o the world. That the great final ally in America, which is called the Sled Banner was first published-in its who rules over the destinies ledge of English is limited ,but he is; ent, and the death of Francis Jos- alochol. 2 . place before the end of 1912, at Zion movement Yorthe abolition of cially printed. Its first: editor was nd Cedar of the joint monarchy Is the oldest able to read that language with sotie/eph may be the signal for revolt. The hereof the Merrimac 4s O28 City, near, Caloago, the town founded itoy nuts, ona tes suction Teele of the originators eke eget Cie yrs; Fir. of the world s monarchs. During his effort. That auch will be the case has been of the best educated men in thelny the Inte Alexander Dowle, Elijah tetws ne he ateeey alities all: over States post office aystem: The paper . eee Telgn of nearly sixty-four years, the The Emperor dees not take kindly POMIy predicted by the editors of a House. After four years in a private lt;o.onq is a matter of ofelel recred, fhe woes te eae alia lately 1 (sll published under another nates most exclusive court in the world B88 ig modern inventions and innovations. UMPer of Budapes t newspapers school, he graduated from Southern Taree years ago today ow Aue oo, been made with rubber paving mater. Today is the anaivetaary of (be 3 been the source of many tragedies /re has forbidden the use of the type- B are now in Jail University, and then became stu-l1599, enia prediction was first made. isig which, ave anid te hove woos very Dirth of two of the o meet scientists Water- and scandals that have startled Eur-lwrtter for court papers and docu- Set ot ee ye peg se? ee and a year ago today la was placed successful, Laws requiring all ve. o the New World. Samuel E. Mite . ng, Felt, ope. Even now his palace is a scone ments, and it is said he has never DICK HOBSON FEARS tea de io an J Eccle ee in decumentary form and filed in the hicles in cities to be rabber-tired Chel, the first American savant to cro of contention, Se Shere seen a typewriting machine. It was 2 Paste He gr sone ist on te office of the recorder of Lake County, would, in combination with the nojse- 1 an international reputation,-and pe sa af dhe diupceon a only two or three years ago that he ed States Naval Academy n 1989, - The proclamation reads in partliess pavements, ald largely in the re- bO was called the Nestor of Amer inand, nephew of the Emperor, a0d was persuaded to buy automobiles for ONLY JAPS AND RUM NG ; a8 follows: 1 the 4 can Science, was born Auguet 90, ee At Annapolis kd was a uit and alization of the noiseless city. The . ING. oe eee guoeret te Se eee the Imperial family, and he seldom ieddinte poate: sina. hes jc Be it known unto Judah and unto Otologijts would also probibit -ele-/1764, end Dr. Valentine Mutt, the PHONE 467 o ea ie ce tides in one. Richmond Pearson Hobson, who re- in manners, and he came infor a stael and unto the world: Before vated and-street railways and place Yorm August 20, 1785, 5 . Advancing age has forced the Em- rs mane fiezing duis: tity: the end of the year of Our Lord, 1912, all transportation lines underground. eosirtnceedeed Jepeeh, ipo oF AnaHL, aucun befor to. abandon the practice ot peau cue Sith Alsbama, disttiet (rood: Geet of. base Saree He Pere semux Chiles the Ban e-Gods who vat Tile wand ne oer eee st INDIANA: ROMMRaeakesatl le King of Hungary, King of Bohem- Vi8 private audlences to such of's rave, brave man. He proved his upper- classman sought to have Conceived of the holy Virgin Spirit and much as bullding madhouses for the MEET. 1a, of Dalmat of Croatia, of Biavon- his subjects as has grievances. Until ; eourage when he sank the Merrimac young Hobson assert that white was born of a Virgin, who was crucified, entire ' population, which the anti- Orleans, Indiana, Aug. 20 The two fa, of Galicia, of Ledomeria, and of Yes? OF two ago, it was possible for in Santiago harbor, in an unsuccess- black, because I say it is, air Was Talsed from the dead and for nolse crusaders say will become-ne- days' summer meeting of the Indiana r One TMpyria. King Of Jerusalem, Archduke * People of all classes to tell their fy) attempt to bottle up the Spanish Then: the plebe turned, and declared, e rly nineteen centuries has been cessary if the thundering nolses of Horticultural Society opened here to: fleet. Yet there are two things that caimly and concisely: ir, I will mot Our beloved Advocate at the right modern cities are not abated. day with an umugually large attend- troubles to the Kaiser, and In the tr ee Ande gised pevact 2 a paxt antechamber of Hofburg Palace, 'intpire fear in the courageous Hob tolerate any more of your scurrilous and of God, our Father in Heave ance. The visiting members were en- 5 princes and, peasants, generals and'son heart, to wit: (1) The Yellow contumely. The youngest man ir forth from the eternal * ob oh ob ob he ob of of ole oe of +/tortained at luncheon this noon at the aie oe ene eae aa shopkeepers, cardinals. and village, Peril, and (6) The Rum, Demon. the class, Mr. Hobson graduated at throne-once again to teach and preach *f ++ nome of: Mr, J. A. Burton and e ate many griefs, has staggered since his Priests, awaited their turn tobe ush- Since he entered Congress five years its head: the gospel of healing, holy living and ** FIRST THINGS, F luncheon they were : tala, 176. oronation in 1848. ered into the presence of their ruler.'ago the hero of the Merrimac has After a brilliant career in the salvation unto every creature, and to ** +k through the society oeeeatat ae Eb bee eee bead lorchards. At the buslies mectines r tonight-and Wednesday morniiig Sen- Thefirst newspaper published in ator Joseph Dunlap, of Illinois; Prof. 2, Cousins and ired in 1903, heal the sick of every affliction. Wrancis Jada tin teatot siaiiols wha s heir, Frans Ferdin- Worked unceasingly to bring his co.- navy, Mr. Hobson - retired , hea nd, alnaat Gyatian taatoa - We Ges Site: already Gaking. a autos part (leagues to a reabization of the dire and d voted himself to polities, lec- eee ee Comme Mapedlly teas, ins the day by bathing in cy cold in affairs of state,and some observers Perils that threaten the republ Ke ia t ie epee tT orate tone ee Baltimore was Issued 139 years ago Wendell Paddock, of the Horticul- ceptional value. ongressman Hobson is still jor of several books, including Am- Whom will ordain for the pur- 5 fron tis-Kealth permits, of Austrian affairs declare he is now 3 : i today, August 20, 1778, under the tural department of the State Univer. ides daily in an open carriage. He tho real ruler. He is far from popu- YOU **er: for he was born at Greens: erica Must be Mistress of the Seas, Tet Ted att sr Nat ete ct he MRIS IAG Sournst cand nn cee host of his time is now spent in peru- lar in Austria, and in Hungary he ie. P T Ala., which place he still calls *Why America Should Hold Naval alah of Israel shall be declared unto sity; Thomas P. Littlepage; of Wash- an Baltimore Advertiser. It was a tin: ). veral r vu Ing the works of the famous authors hated. Like the German Crown home, on August 17, 1870, and is Supremacy, and sate een mig ours by, the bigh priest: chosen Am amMmtte vary Middle rad) siews ey anuieet Baoressall - Ber t y all nations, He exceeds all other Prince, he is sald to be eager for war, Bence celebrating his forty-second portance of Immediate Naval Bx : : As a Congressman, Mr. Hobson Deer Lodge, Montana, Aug. 20 the iniquity of that land fn one day, DD Pa KY K H N33 Ec has been one of the leaders in the This being the-fttteth anniversary of co the people of Zion who were pre- peac movement, but he believes that the discovery of gold in Montana, the pared to receive the Christ and who annual meeting of the Montana Pion- shall remain true to their holy ceve birthday. One of the youngest men pansion titles which indicate Mi The Christ will be revealed in the peace may be maintained only by a leers, which opened-trere-today-for-ajnant In these 2,300 days of sifting, . gull session of three days, partakes of a shall behold their city rise again. nae olas Longworth, son-inlaw of Col. MONTANA PIONEERS HOLD junto all who shall awalt His coming. Roosevelt. - REUNION. Even as it is written, I will remove MAIN ST PHONE 433 CFO LO-+ete+epo with the possible exception of Nich- Elijah as a preparation of the way force it. War between the United in Congress, he is also the boklest, Hobson s principal, mission if life. City of Zion, built by God's foretold Buy Good Buys When You Buy You Buy building a navy large enough to en- Ns acini ae f m 1; KOWNsIre Saat States and Japan he eonsiders-in- double importance;-s-the commemor: Since this remakable document ation of an interesting event in the was put on record a year ago today in T u Ine Be a epey. fanny te Mars 1 li 9 20 te sO, eae ten fat once adequate coast defenses along history of the State, and as a friendly thousands of credulous people have Perfectly in Three Days . Block 85, 50 ft, 1250 pr..terms Blk. 9, 50 ft, corner, 850 pr. the Paci mainland and in Hawaii rewnton of the surviving pioneers been preparing for the second Cone ria Blk. 86, 100 ft. corner, 4,000. terms. and the Phillipines, and places Who, in the eraly days of the present ing and the end of all things, serene Le lief SOUTH YUILL Bik. T, 59 ft, 1 enough warships on the Pacific dis- Commonwealth, laid the foundation in the confidence that they alone of No Injury to Heatth for its future greatness and prosper- all humanity are chosen for salva- pr., terms. Bik, 13, 75 ft, 1050 pr., terms, CENTRAL PARK warlike in- o Blk. 8, 50 ft, 1 pr., terms. courase Nippon s alleged war Ca ad aster, 8c, peek tas ot Dee tetra Bik, 1i, 50 ft corner, 1250 pr., fJ tentions. In the absence of such pro- ity. Deer Lodge played. a rather im-tion ; + Bik. ft., 1380 pr. terms. terms. tective measures, it is no trouble at portant part in-the easly history of COUSINS AND SISSONS Blk 80, 50 ft, 1250 pr:, terms, ng Bik, 19, 125 ft, 250 each, terms lovitable, unless the republic provide HOLA POpepereLoLepaLeroked, U Jail for Mr. Hobson to see the flag this State and many of the visiting Ce a ee eres Specialty, Bik. 13, 50 Pesan pr., terms. ae half block, 6,000 HH) + japan waving over Los Angeles, pioneers at some time resided here e Bik. 5,80 ft. 1200 pr terms. For the live speculator this San Francisco, Portland and Seattle, during thelr early experiences, The The noiseless city is to become THE NEAL INSTITUTE Phone 59 BIB. 20, 100, tty: 4876: pr, terms: Is a good one. fleets of Japanese battleships in cltizens have arranged an elaborate a reality in the near future, according Cah actin Cea ThBe If you are anxious to sell your property list with us. , We have their ports and an army of a mil- program for the entertainment of the to predictions made by eminent 4F0 ote customers from coast to coast, but we sell to the out-of-town eus- lion Japanese invading the United visttors. scientists fn attendance at the Inter- Phone 44525 CALGARY, ALTA. omer only what we can recommend to the home investor. tes from the direction of Mexico. We hare a reputation that will bear investigation. But even war does not present so many terrors to Mr. Hobson as ite jnational Otological Congress, which, A small want ad in The Daily News concludes its sessions at Boston to- Classified Column will bring results. day. Noise, it 1s asserted, 1s: reapon-

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