475

Date 1912-09-14

From 475

Perfect Flour Perfect wheat, perfectly ground by perfect pro- cess in a perfect mill, ' by perfect millers Royal Household - Flour Gives perfect results in all baking A TALK ABOUT HARDWARE if you are thinking about pur- chasing Hardware don t forget. that we can supply your:needs at the right Price and that we can give you the benefit of a long ex- perience: by offering you the best that can be procured. Chance to Win aSew ing Machine With every 1.00 purchase we are giving a key . and the person holding the key that unlocks the, machine takes the machine absolutely free. Anderson Plumbing Company 625 NORTH RAILWAY STREET Lumber You Don t build a Home ; Every Week. Why Not obtain that assurance of reliability, quality and fair price always associated with the Beaver Lumber Co. 3 LIMITED Our Phone is 166, and our Plant at Factory and South Railway. (Sat) E. W. STACEY, Mgr.. The Bradshaw Agencies have decided to open an office HERE as General Agents. We will buy and sell Real Estate. We have outside-purchasers-- waiting, List your property with us. The Bradshaw Agencies . Office, Room 21, Becker Block. 84-6t. H. L. FRASER, Manager W7S:'sis0 mentioned ithe fact to the young Southern AlPerta s Harvest Leading More of the Crop Is Cut Than tw Any Other Part of the West. (Special to the News.) Sanadian Winnipeg, Sept Pacifio Railway Company's crop re port for the week ending Sept. 13th says In Manitoba 80 to 85 per cent. of the wheat is cut and in some por- tions in the south threshing is gen eral in most districts. The weather during the past week was unfavor able, but as many of the wet days were followed by bright sun and wind recovery was quick and delay was not great. In Saskatchewan 65 to 75 per cent. of the wheat is in stooks and as high as 9 per cent. in some dis- and forward district. triets on the Moose Mountain Portal In Southern Alberta from 85. to 90 per cent. of the wheat; is cut and , in the north from 35 to 60 per cent. Winter wheat cutting was completed last week. The quality of the crop is generally better than last year. Oats are up to the average. Bar Tey, though low, is a good crop and flax is much better than usual. Edmonton, Sept. 13 F. T. Fisher, of the Board of Trade, and Secre- tary August Wolf, of the Citizens League, spent yesterday in and around the country about Edmonton looking over harvest conditions. As far as I could see, said Mr. Fisher, and I inspected a great number of jflelde. the grain has not suffered a particle. It is in splendid condition. and the crop is exceedingly heavy. Royal Party Now In the Mountains Leaye Today for Laggon and Then Go On to Coast. (Special.) t Banff, Sept. 13. Today is to be recorded as another day of enjoyment for the Royal party whose: arrival last Monday brought perfect weather. Tomorrow morning at halt past ten the (Royal party will leave Banff. The Royal train will arrive at Lag- gan at noon tomorrow and the re- mainder of Saturday and all day Sunday: will be spent there and at Lake Louise. The ran from North Bend. to Van- couver will thus be made by day- light to enable Their Koyal Hizh- esses to view the scenery. The ar- rival at Vancouver will be vat three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. RECEPTION 10 TEACHERS AT ALEXANDRIS SCHOOL (Continued from page 1) excellent one. The speeches were impromptu, short. humorous, and full of good words and praise for the teaching fraternity, and also the Scool Board. Chairman Wilson, Mayor Spencer, Hon. C. R. Mitchell, Rev. E. A. Davis, Rey. J. W. Morrow, and Rev. E. EB. Hench were the speakers. James Hallworth and Mr Duggan each sang, and their offerings were received- with the loudest . of ap- plause. Miss Patten rendered. two very pleasing piano selections, She is a new and very valuable addition to the teaching staff- D. R. Ware gave. one of his excellent recitations and was received with storms of ap- plause. he orchestra rendere* two pleasing numbers, Chairman Wilson in his opening remarks extended a welcome to all and hoped that they would have a pleasant evening. He gave a short outline of the purpose of the Board in-holding the meeting, which was to extend the warm hand of welcome to the teachers who have just arriy- ed, as-well a8 to the other teachirs and to have them meet. with the parents. 5 Mayor Spencer paid a tribute to, James Halworth for the splendid way in which he rendered Long Live the King. He congratulated all on the spirit of the gathering and the dea which prompted the holding of it, He had always, from the time he was a little boy, held great deal of respect for the school teachers. He recounted a couple of humorous incidents of his school life, j which he sald evidenced the fact that he had reason to respect them. He was.of the opinion that in the hands of the school teachers is the making of a country, and he thought that the School Board -was taking the right attitude In welcoming the teachers and bringing them together with the parents. There is no body/ which has so much influence over the young as our school teachers. He had heard remaric made earlier in the evening that the teachers were a lovely lot and he quite agreed with the statenient. He paid a high tri- bute to the School Board. The man- ner In which they were carrying on matters was setting a high ideal for the pupils, He closed after express. ing his pleasure at being atthe re- eption and mentioning the fact that Medicine Hat was a good place to live: To the lady school teachers he mentioned the fact that there were a fiumber of young men, and jed me to try Dr, Williams Pink Pills men that the teachers were a lovely lot. Hon. C. R. Mitchel was delighted to be present and address a few words to the gathering. It was only 4 short Ume ago whea the schools of Medicine Hat were housed bet- Ween four walls, but now the build- ing had been so outgrown, and so. many others erecte , of in the course jof erection, that ir had been dispos- It 1 pro- ed of to make way for others. was evidence of srowth sress of which we- all were proud Medicine Hat had always had a good school board and while the past boards did all they possibly could, it remained for the past few boards and the present one to carry out the big work and-outstrip the others: He thought the first real step that tme board had taken was when they appointed Mr, Hay as superintend- ent of the schools After that the big schools came. They showed that the boards were broad, and lb- eral-minded, not nisgardly. In his recent tour over the city he was pleased to see the handsome schools which were being ted, and hear of others which it was pro- posed to erect. He did not think that there was any city in the pro- vince better fitted out with excell- ent schools He came to the gather- ing to see what it was like and en- Joy himself. For two and:a half years he had been head of the edu- cation of the Province, though at the present time he was not connected with the department, still that did not prevent. him taking an interest in education in the province, and par- ticularly in Medicine Hat. During his term of office be put into effect a system of education which Is con- sidered by experts to be one of the best on the continent. He did not take the credit for it, however. It was due to a body of teachers who had gathered and drafted it out. He accepted it and it was passed pract- ically without any changes. The only credit he as Minister of educa- tion took was that he realized that It was a good system they had draft- ed, and had passed it. This was the first time that he had the oppor- tunity of attending a function of this kind here. He had been to others outside of the city, but his heart had not been in them like as if-it had been in Medicine Hat, his home town, and for this reason he was doubly thankful for the privilege of being present at the gathering. Rev. B, A. Davis, Rev. Mr. Morrow and Rev. Mr. Hench were then call- ed-upon for three minute speeches. all three sp eches were decidedly humorous In character; at th same time congrati members. of the board on thelr excellent work, and also the teachers, and expressed hope that they would enjoy their work here. On behalf of the teachers Mr. Lazerte spoke a few words, thanking the board for their kindness ii ex- jtending the reception to the teach- ers. Refreshments were served and an excellent dance programme brought the event to a close. ITHE TRUE GAUSE - OF RHEUMATISM Due to Acid in the Blood Can Only Be Cured Through the Blood. Not many years ago even doctors thought that rheumatism was only a local pain caused by exposure to. culd or wet. Now they know that the trouble is ot caused by the blood becoming tainted with uric acid. This condition of the blood causes the muscles to contract, stiffens the Joints and irritates the nerves. If not promptly treated the stiffness Spreads and the pain grows worse until you ere a helpless cripple, tor- touches the heart it means sudden death. You cannot: cure rheumatism with liniments, plasters or hot cloths, a3 so many try to do. You must go right to the root of the trouble in the blood. The scientific way to cure Theumatiem is to take Dr. Williams* Pink Pills, vhieh make new, rich blood that goes right to the root of the trouble. They sweep out the poi- sonous acid, loosen the aching joints and muscles and bring ease and free- dom where before had been pain and misery. 5 Miss Beulah Sheppy, Morpeth, Ont., says: bullowing an attack of meas- tes I took inflammatory rheumatism. My joints became swollen and the. Pain was almost unendurable. I doc- tored with two doctors, but the pain was only relieved while I was taking their medicine, and soon returned. For six months I continued to suf- fer in this way. Then I tried elec- trie pads, but they failed to do me any good. Finally a friend persuad- and I had not been taking them long before I found relief. I continued us- ing the pills for a time and soon found myself in perfect health and feeling like a new person. I never lose an opportunity to recommend Dr. Williams Pink Pills as I cannot say enough in favor of them. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mall at 50 vent 2 box or six boxes for 2.50 from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. It all the documents stored in the Patent office at Washington could be placed end to end they would form a strip that would reach around the tured day and night. If the disease Sun Paty, North Half Section 3, Township 13, Range 5 for sale ; near new strial Sites; near la Cement Co. lo be sold cheap and on good terms; within the 3-mile cirele. Spee- ial sub-division pro- perty and will short- ly be sold-at-a much higher price,- when further developments take place. Call upon us and see us for par- ticulars of this spec- ial offer, open for a few days only. WE have several fine and Ranches for sale, We have over 60 Houses sale. We have. same of-the- choicest buys in Medicine Hat. We can sell you to make a good profit. quick, Spectal Snaps in Riverside and Her- ald and can deliver same day. Good buys in Townsite and Yuille, LISTINGS WANTED We have plenty of buyers if prices are reasonable, Pingle, Wales Bell 4th Ave, corner of Esplanade, Half-minute, past Post Office, PHONE 791. Farms for NOTICE. lands of the Medicine Hat Ranch Co.: Sections 3, 84, 35, 25; north half of sections 27 and 26; north half and south-west quarter Section 28; north- west quarter section 36 of Tp. 9, range Section 6 of Tp. 10, range 8, west of the. 4th meridian. e North-west quarter of section 30, tp. 9, range 7 west of the 4th merid- fan. TENDERS Sealed tenders will be received up to September 16th by the Manager of The Canadian Bank of Commerce, for excavation for an addition to the Bank's building in Medicine Hat. Plans may be seen at the office of the Bank. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 54-3 UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of a Power of Sale contained: in a certain Lien Note made by Guy L. Dunham to William R. Penland, bearing date the fifteenth day of July, A. D., 1912, thereby will be sold at the garage on the rear of lot ten (16), in Block F on the Esplanade (near the hospital,) on Tuesday, the seventeenth day. of pi September, A. D., 1912, at ten o'clock yy in the forenoon, one McLaughlin- Buick Automobile, Model 16, Engine 10484, Serial Number 2915, Terms: One-tenth at time of sale, balance before delivery of car within thirty days, For further particulars apply to W.R. Penland, Medicine Hat, Alta: Dated this eleventh day of Septem- ber, A. D., 1972. 53-4 he A No shooting of any kind allowed without permission on the following Must be first-class 8, West of the 4th meridian. Hotel Cecil. 52-6 West half and south-east quarter section 1; section 3 and south halt WANTED A SMART BOY TO learn the art of printing. Must be man News Job Department. WANTED 2 ENERGETIC SALES- 47-iat T. B. JENKINSON MEN. Our men are making from 50 to 100 weekly. Best selling proposition on-the market, Every assistance given. Ask for Mr. Hill- WANTED GENERAL SERVANT. Apply Mrs, A.C. Hawthorne, Toronto St. SESE are ae Ae ee WANTED .AN EXPERIENCED femanle cook. 35 per month. Apply Merchants Bank, 49-tt he a FURNISHED BED ROOM, bel. Modern conveniences, 426. Toronto, FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT IN modern: gt; tHouse; TO LET TWO SINGLE BEDROOMS furnished. Wantup Youne indy desires po- WANTED AT ONCE, SALESMAN for shoe and furnishing department, one with general store experience pre- ferred. Apply stating experience and WANTED Laborers by the Canad- lan Stewart Co, 30 per hour Apply Ogilvie Mill site 24-tt WANTED AT ONCE 50 carpenters on-Ogtivie Mitt Job. -Bourding camp on site. Canadian Stewart Co, Ltd. 88-tt )WANTED Dining room girl. Apply Redelift Hotel, S1-tf WANTED Men and women to learn . Darber trade. Summer rate now or. Situations guaranteed. Special rates to ladies, Particulars and cata- logue free. Moler College, 609 Gen- tre St, Calgary, a9datt ea HELP WANTED FOR WORK AT Demonstration Farm, hands: at Demonstration Farm. WANTED FIRST-CLASS WIRE- men. Apply Perry Electric Supply Co,, 411 4th Ave., Medicine Hat. 56-3 pede a peas NAS WANTED CARPENTERS; HIGH- est wages to good finishers. Apply to J. J. Landry, 711. Ottawa, Phone or to foreman on Balmoral St. Job. 54-8 WANTED COMPETENT LADY Stenographer and bookkeeper. Must be capable of handling both ends ex- tremely well. Call 650 McIntyre be- LOST AND FOUND a FOUND PURSE CONTAINING SUM of money: Owner can have same by applying at 419 Replanade and pay- ing expenses: 55-6 EF LOST ON DUNMORE HILL, TOP from radiator-ot auto, Finder please return to Becker's Garage. 8 os ROOMS WANTED. WANTED TWO OR THREE FURN- ished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping by man and wife, Ap- ply phone 536, 55-3 WNATED BY TWO YOUNG Feom with or without board in mod- ern house, Central; private family Preferred. Address P, 0. box 828, 548 EE eens ae ROOM WANTED CENTRAL LOCA- Hon, north of track preferred. Must have bath and phone. Write box 1363 Nows oftice, 54-3 rs WANTED AT ONCE, BY YOUNG man, room in private family; quite central and modern; none other need apply, Box 1348 News . O3-tt. Se Se Be FOR SALE E WANT TO SELL HALF INTEREST in pair of splendid bullding lots, 176 cash will handle this proposition, A Teal genuine snap. No other pay- ments till March next. - Box 1864, News office. Set EE tees ee SEND IN ORDERS NOW FOR WIN- TER vegetables, Long Woe, Market Gardener, Phone 585, P. 0. Box 206, 54-6t ese SE See TO RENT TENANT WANTSD for vacant store men. Apply at ver 14 years of age. Apply to fore- tf jouse, Room 4, News Building. 51-6 18 49-tt ROOMS TO RENT. DOUBLE Apply 55-3 all conveniences; hone; central locality, on hill. Ap- ly 701 Ottawa, or phone 252, 52-tf Apply 397 Esplanade. 54-3t SITUATIONS WANTED, ition. 6 years busines experience.. pply H. G., post office box 818. 30tf CORSETIERRE SSPIRELLA. Corsets made to meas- ure, 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 Avenue, opposite east Side of High School, in evening. House phone 699, or write P. 0. Box 72, Mrs. Matthe an tas 6 ES SN i ees WANTED LADIES AND GENTS cast-off clothing, sboes, watches, Jewelry, guns, revolvers, valises, suit cases, stoves, musical instruments, furniture, Democrat waggona, bug- gies, barness, bicycles. carpenter tools, etc., raw hides and furs, horwe hair, wool and f thers, bought and fold. Apply to the Harvard Tafloring Co, 312 Fourth aysaue, opposite Dreamland theatre. P, 0. box 358. Phone 295. The Best Prices Paid for the above. 28Det HE MEDICINE HAT HIDE, FUR AND JUNK CO. The above have on hand the best selection of Secon Hand Tools in the city. We carry Furniture, Stoves and Bedding, new and second hand Clothing, Clocks Watches, Jewelry, Rifles, Guns, Re 0. lt; WANTED TO-BUY FROM OWNERS: only, for cash, lots in city of Medi- cine Hat. State: condition of title and full legal Sunnyside, Calgary. ee eeenemen ed 5 Te WANTED TO PURCHASE FROM owners, lots in Herald, Cousins Sissons, Bending, or Hill the money and mean business. S. H. Northam, 610 Highland St., phone 635. 55-6 WANTED TO BUY Bullding lots in Old Survey, Herald or Central Park. . Box 510. Owners only need apply. WANTED TO PURCHASE LOTS IN Herald, Cousins and Sissons and Cen- tral Park, Medicine Hat, Alta, WANTED CLOSE IN, A MODERN 7 or 8 roomed house by Inst of month or before, WANTED TO BUY description. 319-9 1-2 St, 5626 Division. tate lowest price and terms. I have Give prices, terms, ete., to P, se ee 9 BRE, Apply G. G. F., Box 940, 51-tt WANTED TO RENT Apply Birnie Bros. 54-6 SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS bracho tree, the bark cf which is us- ed in tanning, has a life of 40 years when usedi/as. fence posts or rail- J road ties. carth three times. Subscribe mow for The Daily News. A Ivers, Wagons, Buggies, Harnesi ind nico new ine af winter nants. Wanted for light house Keeping. Ap- We buy everything mentioned above ? to News office. Aue and pay the best prices. Call at B04 South Hallway St. ot Phone 68 . tf FOES, The wood of the Argentine que- FURS FURS FURS LADIEs' and gents fur coats remodelled. Own skins made up and dressed. for the Andre Van Veen Co., Phone 271 Apply W. Crisall, Medicine Hat, Agent on the corner of Montreal Street Pee ONE Bee SAS or aid ave, Miup Reet fete WANTED GENERAL SERVANT . business, Reasonable rent. Living Reply Goi Aton teal: 54-3 Tooms overhead. Immediate posses- sion, Repairs and overhauling will be MAID WANTED FOR GENERAL one.- Apply to . G. MacBean C gt;, house work. Apply to A. E. Forres- Imperial Bank building. i0att ter; Toronto St. North .. 54-3 TO RENT FIVE ROOMED HOUSE, WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL Odern. Apply 639 Monrteal St. 1t house work. Apply 619 Braemar St. 52-6 STRAYED WANTED GOOD CARPENTERS. 550 REWARD The above will be payed for information that will lead to the recovery of one brown gelding with white stripe on nose, 6 years old, and weight about 1300 Ibs. Brand HF monogram on left should- er; one gray gelding weighing about 1800 Ibs., branded ) on left thigh. These horses were ) last Seen at Pete Weiss on the 13th of May. R. E. Starks, Medicine Hat. 1eatt CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS W. 4 HENDERSON CO., chartered aecountants and auditors, (estab- lished 1882), auditors, city of Medicine Hat, Winnipeg, Medicine Hat, Leth- bridge. A. HE, Gibson, C.A, resident partner. Phone 198, Burns Block. eB 275att ig AUCTIONEERS HI. 3. BROWNE CO., Live Stock and General Auctioneers, 619 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 free. Phone 703. H. B. Browne Co, 619 To- ronto St. 1s2ate STRENGTH AND VIGOR THE BASIS OF SUCCESS If you are run down, weak, tir- ed, nervous, have no ambi- tion to get out and hustle, have rheumatism ; stomach or kid- ne trouble, var- feocle, or suffer from, losses; if you bave tried medicine with- out helping your conditions, don't be discour- aged. Dr. METZGER S YVITALIZ- ER BATTERY soothes, restores, re- builds, while you sleep; it restores health and strength in the natural life of the organs of the body, and it quickly puts new life, vim and vigor into weak, run down, worn-out systems; it preserves health, pro- longs life, saves doctors fees and loss of time; it s always ready for use; requires no. charging with vin- ir or acids; 8 800 per cent. easier applied, gives 400 per cent. greater service, and is sold at a low price without added cost for fancy books. A Booklet with full particulars mailed free; sealed. THE METZGER VITALIZER BATTERY CO. Rohl Block, Cor. 7th Ave. ani ard St, East, TuThSa Calgary, Alta. House Mover SAND FOR SALE EXCAVATING HEAVY TEAMING CONCRETE WORK. J.J. LAIT. 16 MONTREAL STREET Phone 260. An ordinary carpenter's clamp can be made to hold twice as much with half the pressure of the screw by filing a groove in the centro of the 86. P, O. Box 725 Be 7-3m anvil, Sire Way Dy inereasing the activity and 7 fog Seep Me ctects fe 8 cS fo-+e-+e-+t Ow. OPO Ob Oh O-ehog hedeete Ik Wi Lur Yard

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