1239

Date 1912-12-27

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6 CARDS Finest ent Ever ; in the Fraylor s asfer avy Draying. tom to all orders. with Piano ool s NA. 349. wininininfnininfaiofel CURTIS le Stables 6,000 Population EVERY DAY. 4 R REDOLIFF 18 NOT BOOMING BUT IT 18 GROWING MIGHTY FAST, THE MOMENTUM IS INCREASING AND Find Out About it DAILY NEWS. OSES OOPS OS Oe Roeteder dodo etre die dioate chester eioateets by investing yourmoney before investigating ; EDCLIFF, The Smokeless Pittsburg The Swing of Indistrial Development Assures Steady Advance in Veloce. ; Secure Lots NOW and. You We Are Securing New Industries. . Redcliff Realty Company Limited REDCLIFF, ALTA. Stoner, Lockwood Wheeler, Limited : (Stoner Agency ) MEDICINE HAT, soagoosororrrereereeresoeene wir hoeateatostoaieateetoaioetescoaieatesotiestesgesinseaieate Settee oeioatoegoege PLONE OSS er errr ioe ALTA: A Canadian Pacific - BARISTIMAS AND. EW YEAR HOLIDAYS Fare and One-Third fo:;, the. Round Trip Between all stations, Port Arthur to Vancouver and, branebes. Going dates, Dec. 21, 191 , to Jam, 1, 1918. Final return Hmit Jan. Drivers, Saddle s for Sale. pEAVY. -DRAYING- for Bale. McCLAIN - PROPRIETOR ry Horpee fer sale af . ) Times. 's Female Pilir exalator never fas, These en Breds veers are 10, Mailed Cudiaries, Sat ee Drag Store, 0., Bt Aine FRO j MEDICINE HAT Fo Los Angeles and Return 123.30 131.55 Going and Going Via gt; Returning Spokane, : ane. ett eo Via Seattle. train trip from Spokane Angel s-covers seven days, ng made.at Portland, San eo, San Jose, Santa Clara, ruz, Monterey, Del Monte, pbies, Santa Barbara, Riv- Redlands. Si going trip from Spokane perth and meals on train el, and a number of sight- Dg rive Return is by regu- F service, meals and berth nor or descriptive pamphlet apply G, McNEILLIE, District Pass- British Manufacturers Visit to Medicine Hat Financial Post of London With (Canadian three o'clock on Wednesday, July 1 The Financial News British manutac- turers party were accorded a recep tion in some respects unprecedented ur, The station was crowd- ed with townspeople when the special train drew up at the platform, and the city band, brought down for the purpose, struck up Rule Britannia. The first to greet the party was the Mayor,:Mr. Nelson Spencer, who was accompanied by numerous prominent, citizens, including councillors and re- Dresentatives of the Board of Trade. After conferring the freedom of the city. upon Mr. Palmer and his friends, the Mayor, In expressing the pleasure of the citizens at receiving the party, outlined the programme arranged. A great array of motor cars were wait- ing to convey the members round the city, and.a start was at once made for . the objectives. On the way to the fac- torles a halt was made at a large nur- sery recently established in the city by an Englishman. Here a bouquet Was presented to each of the ladies of the party, many members expreds- ing surprise at such an excellent snur-. sery being established in the West. The viistors were next taken to the site on which a pottery is being built, and afterwards went through the Al- derta Rolling Mills building. Great interest was displayed in the methods of rolling steel with natural gas as At the Alberta Glay Pro- ducts a thorough examination made, the members visiting all the departments. The various processes under which the clay goes before b Deals Tour. The Financial News, in its Souvenir Number, deals: extensively with the British: manufacturers tour. of Cana: da, Of Medicine Hat it says: Medicine Hat, although at present a comparatively small city, isthe most iniportant manufacturing centre in the far West. It pos: inexhaustible su which is being the greatest posi ceptionaltransportation facilities, and Breat stores of coal within a few miles of the city. The. city is also backed by a rich agriculture district, being th centre of the great South- ern Alberta Irrigation: System. There are numerous important factories un- dem fullyswing in the city, and almost every month new industries are being established. Among the most recent erns to start factories here have b en the Ogilvie's Flour Mills and the Canada Cement Company, Within five or tx miles of the city there is an undeveloped coalfield at considerable extent, which has attracted consid- erable attention of late. The climate here, as at Lethbridge, is more mild than at most points of the Prairie Provinces. Taking all things consideration, the future of M ficine Hat is as bright as any city in Can- from the city. 8 an appareiitly of natural gas, industrially to advantage, ex- quiry it was the power. In the Cheap Power City arriving at Medicine Hat The Drink Habit Three Days throughout Wesior Canada would our treatment tobe free from the Cured tination holds others back No man tam fford to continue ruining, ering his busines ability and his social standing. The NEAL TREATMENT drives tho atcohohe poisoning, the caus of Mquor:etaving, completely trem. the system, of appetite for f iuxicants from the system and leaves the patient in a greatly improved physical and mental condition. The NEAL TREATMENT consists of a purely taken Internally, no hypodermi Mnjections. being Call and see us today, or if out of town yprit. The Nea Institute tment hinders some; mAtural procrus- riot daly his hestitiebut low- If removes all: desire gefable compound though many of the party had arti ed tle tired after their strenuous morn- ing, yet the warmth of the welcome for full particulars. eager Agent, Calgary, Alta. 4, DOBBIN, Tleket Agent, Med- Seine Hat. Company, Ltd. 520 THIRTEENTH AVE. WEST, CALGARY. PHONE 44525. ing-taken to the kilns were explained and demonstrated. expressed Natural Gas At the Alberta Foundry, which was next visited, a souvenir was present- ed to each member of the party in the shape of an aluminium cast moulded in the form of a hat. After- wards a prolonged visit was paid. to the Ansley coal mine, some six miles This appeared to be a valuable property, if worked pro- perly, and-in spite of the coal being Soft there should be a great market for it in cities on the prairies. spite of Medicine Hat being near the end of the tour, the most lively in- terest was taken in all its industries by the members of the party, who no doubt felt quite at home in in- specting workshops. natural gas as power also appealed strongly to the members, at Moncton in New Brunswick. At eight o'clock a banquet was ten- dered to-the party at the Assiniboia Hotel, the Mzyor of the city presid- ing. His worship was supported by the Hon. C. R, Mitchell, Minister of Public Works in the Alberta Govern- ment-- --Prior to entering the hotel the Seottish members of the had their hearts-gladdened by strains of the bagpipes, and on found that the pipers who were: playing in their honor were all from Scotland, The Mayor of Medicine Hat Following the toast to the King, the Mayor gave a short address. The people of Medicine Hat, stated his worship, had been looking forward to this visit of the English manufactur ers for along time,and with a great fdeal of eagerness: It was looked for- ward to as one of the grentest events of-the-yenr, that was the Highness the Duke of Connaught. to one only, and visit of His Royal The Mayor then went on to deal with the opportunities for manukac- turing in Medicine Hat, and hoped that on their return to England the visitors would serioufly consider the jaiany, advantages their city offered. The Mayor-then spoke of the great project Mr. Palmer in arranging the tour of the manu- facturers. It was the most wonder- fal and most farseeing thing that had ever been undertaken. (Loud cheers.) had undertaken The Visitors Respond In replying for the visitors, 7M Leonard Palmer said that al- Medicine Hat: feeling just a lit- had completely revived them. All members were very much impressed with Medicine Hat. Continuing, he dealt with the factors that gave rise to the growth of cities, as evidenced by the rest of the world; and point- fed out that the futtire of a city bas- ed: upon manufacturing Was assiir d. An agricultural city, in however rich a district, was dependent entirely up- on the output of that particular dis- city was in. similar more precarious stan es; but a manufacturing grew fat not only upon its own in- ternal growth but upon the growth of all those districts covered by its commercial ther lore, that Medicine Hat had particularly bright future. Referring to the words printed boldly across Medicine Hat. Wel- comes Closer Trade Relationswithin the British Empire, ferred to the need for this, and trust- ed that the present tour was one step int the tight direction: - They much appreciated the sentiments the expressed on the Navy question. While the Mother Country had, and always would endeavour to supremacy, the burden England, from com- that Canada: would do its share, just as. she was share, towards the leoramercial deyelopment of the Em- highest compliment Yeon paid to them on their We have, you n some daft Englishmen in out party Gvhich statement was. greeted with laughter), but I am pleased to see that the people of M dicine Hat felt. as to Kipling s-deseription of Ihave shown their good taste in get-;Medicme Hat being correet when he ting together such a splendid band. The people of Scotland should. SH At eleven c elock, after 2 most come out here and show their ap-jenthusiastie sen -off to the party, pteciation. Hon. C, R, Mitchell + C, R. Mitehell followed: It ing on the visit of the asked how to follow work that is being ohe by this great i said the gpeaker, I would While the ocak West has al We are ways looked td reat Britain, more enjoying your presence here and we tham any other portion 2 f Ns Admiration was at the economic use to which natural gas could be put in this trade, trict; a mining although cireum- travellers. He held, Hon, up the good In the menu card, say make it an atmual one. the speaker re- weloome you and invite you to The economy of as it did Mayor had land Mr. an American invasion. keep up her was beginning to be felt. however, was plaining. ting the best Of what we have. very far She knew now doing her . Party the ine the British Isles to see that locate their storehouses, warehouses, veals the fact that the old order- here, to see that we things ig about to undergo ach: I don t think Mr. W. Leonard Palmer, for me to-say ing The Finan ial News of much about Medicine Hat; you have who visited Medicine Hat last 4 seen the city for yourself, and will ;mer, is About:to return this come to your own conclusions. The people of this city are pleated withyour'visit here: We know why and what you are. We have a fair idea of the representative character of your body, and we highly apprec- iate the honor upon ns. At the conclusion the whole company, ers Band, walked to a square near In closing his remarks he again high tribute to the city, em phasising the impression the city and its supply of natural gas.had made and thanking the Mayor and citizens for their hearty welcome. J. H. Annandale, Scotland, followed, and said that he could do no more than endorse words of Mr. Palmer in regard their impressions of the city and the way they. had been recei fowever, he here took the occasion to pay a high tribute to the Pipers Band, saying that it was the and factories get what we want. that itiis necessary upon the party, of Polton- of the banquet led by the Pip- that had yet the station where, right in the whole , Jet of natural gas he) ol dod then lit. The zon f the flames, st oting over a hun said it had all bell for a basement. special left for Hat News' in re f6r the sdle of debentures and If you cantiot come collective: yat it has always been a matter 9 ly then we will itend just as warm regret that ld' Country cap a Welcome if you ome individually. Referring to the: settlement of: the tlustrial propositions to a greater om Mitchell said: We are at the present time having American capital to secure the cream They are in the nfanufacturing opening in the flocking into.the. country and get- West. As investors the But have been made weleome, but the nd: the people from the Mother Country, vantage whith would have been reap- they, too, must come here. We wamt ed had capital flowed in from Great the British capital and the British Britain at the same time would kz goods, and it is up to the people ei very great indeed. Reference feotla not be interested im: our tent. It has been deft largely to 7 ithe news columns of this isaue as envoy exttdordimary to: a Tn the itinerary it js set You have conferred the party. will: beach Hat on July 10. We will have thing to show thei when they which will open their cyes as to advantages whieh eheap power confer.) This visit, cs mean 2 Biliousness is Bad Enough in itself with its headaches, sour stomach, unpleasant breath and nervous. depression but nervdusness brings a bad train t soon corrected. But if you will clear Four system of poisonous bile you gaill be rid of present troubles-and -be secure against others which may be worse. BEECHAW S PILLS) act quickly and surely they jregulate the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys tone. the stomach. blood will be purer and richer and your nerves won t bother The whole world over Beecham s Pills are known as a t efficient family remedy, harmless but sur all disorders of the digestive organs they are reganted. as the Best Preventive ana Corrective The directions with every box are valuable eepecially for women Sold crecywherey, 2e. of worse ills if it is Then yout Medicine Hat: andi much to the: British Weare Place your orders now for the News big handsomely illustrated In- dustrial numb r. 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