828

Date 1912-11-04

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ck Don t F THATAHE SUPPLY or HEAVY..RIB WOOL CLOSED CROTCH COMBINATIONS IS LIMITED We have a full assortment of hand, ladvise you to get what you need at once on and woul e AVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN CHILDREN S UNDERWEAR From Gnfants Vests up to . We carry the Vest in four sizes. Also the Roller Vest, a amb s wool garment, guaranteed to give satis- ilds fleeced waists in all sizes. Childs a waists in all sizes. We stock all sizes in the Little Darling Hose in black sky, tan and cardinal. THE FAIR LEONARD FLANAGAN HIGH GRADE GROCERS AND DR GOODS MERCHANTS. CORNER OF OTTAWA AND SRD AVE. RIMMER SMITH PHONE 478 305 NORTH RAILWAY ST. Sunnyside All Sold SOME RE-LISTINGS AT 250 PER ACRE SPECIAL LISTS ON BROADWAY, .REDCLIFF KEW GARDENS NEXT WEEK ; f GOOD, CHEAP ACREAGE AT 110 PER ACRE PcKinnon's Ltd. -ASE FoR oxnume em . Butternut Br ad SWEET AS A NUT. Avoid Imitations. Look for the Label. WERE 100 NARW LAST NIT ? Or did you feel the need of extra covers? a) If. so drop in and see our new stock of oe - WHITE BLANKETS : 6 90 Heavy Scoteh Blankets, 6 lbs., 5.85; 2? ; 7 Ibs., 6.30; 8 Ibs., 7.20. lt; Best Canadian Blankets, 6 Ibs., 3.85. a - Our Special, 6 Ibs., 3.25. A full line of Quilts, Comforters, Pil- lows, ete. always in stock. J. Jie: Moore Son Phone 515 North Ralitway Street EVENTUALLY WHY NOT NOW ? *Mother s Bread f Look F LABEL, PHONE 256, TASSIE BROS. 391 MAIN ST, i Ee by*Protessor sPatty, af. onsale at + fithe edsticitvayportunity. PLANS UNDERWAY TO MAKE WARKET BEST IN-THE WEST Ald. McClellan Busy Draft. ing Up New Laws to Regulate Local Square. HUCKSTERS AND GROCERS TABOO, HOUSEHOLDERS ONLY Hopes to Encourage Far- mer to Come in and the Purchasers to Patronize Market: Medicine Hat-in a short time is to have one of the most up-to-date mar- cets in Western Canada. Phey-put the alderman wh6 is no good for anything else at the head of the Parks and Markets, is the way Ald, McClellan puts it, but ne hopes if he s on the city council next year, that they will leave him In the same Position. It might also be noted that Mr. McClellan is the first real head that this branch of civic development has had. The market at the present tlme is. the best that it has ever been and it will be better. Mr. McClellan at the present time is working out many plang for the betterment of the mar- ket and im a short time he hopes to have it the purchasing centre of the city, for the householder to purchase their vegetables, etc., and for the far- mer to sell his wares. He is of the opinion that the householder will be able to get things cheaper and the farmer will make more money by be- ing encouraged to grow these every- day wants. The huckster is to be taboded, and so is the grocer and buyer till elther 10 or 11 a mand by that time it. fs hoped that the householder wili have completed her or his purchases. The market during the past month has showed a wonderful change and it is. expected that in the future the changes will be even greater. Supt, Heals, of the parks, is now in direct charge of the market under Mr McClellan. : Many big plans for new parks are also being worked out, and also an- other plan to have all the in the one place. THE C.N.R, AGENT 1S HERE Mr.- Patterson; Purchasing Head, Is in the City on Business. 1. Patterson, purchasing agent oe. the C. N. R, is in the city, To the News he said he had no statement to make, He could not state when they. expected to have their line built in here, but they figured on next year. He could not say when the people will be asked to: move out of their houses, . BYLAWS CONSOLIDATED City Council Passed New Bylaw at Special Meet- ing. o The city council held a meeting last night to pass the new by-law drafted by Magistrate Kealy and City Solici- tor Mahaffy, consolidating the various by-laws of the city. The by-law was Tead over by the council, considered in committee of the whole, and finally Dassed. A couple of oil men want to build oil Warehouses in the city, They havebeen dealing with the council for some time. The question of where to locate them is a hard one to decide, and the council is now finding out just where other western cities haye placed their storehouses. Ald. Evans brought up the matter of sign boards and signs on fenc: He askedthat-the by-law be reai and it was found that no boards may be erected within ten feet of the street line, and then a permit must be secured from the building inspec- tor. A QUICK SETTLEMENT Mr. Henry Steward Receiv- ed Amount of Daniage One Hour After Fire. That Medicing fat becoming more of a metropolitan city every day is further by the new record recently set by P, H. Rubldge for insurance adjustment, A letter, which appears elsewhere in the paper,; written by Mr, Henry Stewart to Mr. Rubldge, t llgiof the quick work in settling for small fire, The time taken after the: fire had been extinguished till the time that Mr. Stewart was in receipt of the money, was just one hour. Sure- ly w fast settlement, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Ve lt;n ire W. H. Turpin will regelve at her residence, 804 Esplanade, y witt Mra. James Turpin, Jr., on firge Man- day. east to Wood- of bis father, K. Watson bas oj Stock with the remal who died at the coast. Lady McDougall was in the city this morning in her private car, J. D. MeGregor s son went to Bran- don this morning. Mrs. Mason, of Redcliff, Boston this morning. went to. Miss Minnie Brentzel, who stopped off-in the Hat for a three-weeks visit, while on her way home from the coast, left Inst night for her home in Massillon, Ohio. 3.- Taylor, Dominion Inspector of leases, is im the city. The Women s Literary Club w meet on Monday at Mrs. B. J. ing s, Main St, at p, m. MOTHERS RECOMMEND BABYS OWN TABLETS Mothers having once used Baby'a Own Tablets for their little ones: w't always be found using them as log as there is aibaby in the home. The Tablets are acknowledged by thous- ands of mothers as being thelr best friend in keeping the little ones wall, Whether it be onstipation, colic, In- digestion or worms; whether baby i suffering from cold or has simp fever, or whether his teething is dif- Leult, th Tablets are the one safe remedy which-will speedily cure him. They are guaranteed by govern- ment analyst to contain not one par- ticle of-harmful drug and miay be given with benefit to the new-born babe or growing child. Sold by m24- icine dealers or by mail at 25-cents a, bex from The Dr. Williams Medicine o., Brockville, Ont. Milne s Portrait Studio will be op- en till 9 o'clock every evening ox- cept Sunday, having inatalled an electric light for taking portraits eve- nings. Sen home Portraits to the Old Countryfor Xmas. Miln e Por- trait Studio,-,leading- photographers: There is a pig difference. gett. Harvest thanksgiving services. will be held tomorrow, Nov. 3, at St. Barnabas Church at ,11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m: Special miusie Modern Homes If you want something good and up-to-date, I can supply your needs. I have 23 houses of var- ious sizes. tf Attractive fn appearance and Special attention given to the layout inside. Almost half of these homies are sold already. See me personally and get first-hand informa- tion. W. Hl. ROSEWARNE Montreal Street. Phone 800. a CENTRAL PARK 500 for 50x186, Block 33. 700 pr, Block 28. 900 pr., Block 9. 400 pr, Block 27. HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX 1100 pr., 5-6, Block 20. View lots, worth 1800. COUSINS AND SISSONS 650 pr., south half of 28. OLD TOWNSITE 4400, 1-2, Block 86, Braemar St. 100 ft. corner. 5500, Lots, 16 and 17, Block 84, with house, 25,000 for 100 ft, Block 22, 35,000 for 180x120 corner Montreal qnd 6th Ave. 1450, Lot 14, Block 82. 3,500, Lot 3, Block 11, St. North, 5,000, Lot 7, Block 52, Main Main f Tickets for the Lecture.or Radium, Air andy Wir less Telegraphy Pingle s Drug Store. re Yours at 7 ots yy Foster s Shoe Repairing Devart- not you? ; t The Daily News delivered in the city 35 a month. ment is saving others money. Why' St..South, worth 10,000. COTTAGES Se eeea teeta t : COMMUNIC TIONS + + + Ph hee eh ee NOTE While we welcome all com- munications from our readers, we wish it to be thoroughly understood that we do not necessarily sub- Beribe to or, ndorse :the-opinions expressed by our Sortespondunts: All lottdrd muit, be signed by the writer, With his full name and street address, for, publication, as We publish no Communication sign- ed with anonymous names, cven though the name of the writen ac- companies t Ed, To the Editor of the News: Dear Sir: As chairman of the Parks and Market Committes 1 wish to state that the letter signed John W, Haystead in your last nights is- sue 1s nothing less than a combina- tion of viclous Hes. I have been un able to find anyone who knows this person and I donot find his name in Bristol's new Medicine Hat directory. From his slimy obscurity this fellow accuses each ber of the counclt of -being a party to graft and the misuse of the city s money in buying unsalable land owned by Ald. Doty and Mr. Elliott for 40,000 for a hay market. There is nothing to it. The selection of Ist Ave. between Main St. and the river as a TEM- PORARY hay market went through the counctl in the ordinary way and was adopted upon the recommenda- tion of the Parks and Markets Com- mittee in order to relieve the very evident congestion in the Montreal St market. Ald. Doty and Mr. El- Mott have not at any time been ap- proach d by any member of the Parks and Markets Committee regarding the sale of their property. The other insinuations in Hay- stead s letter are of the same stripe. Not one statement has any spark of. truth in ft, and the whole letter would seem to be the vemonous ex- Pression of a morbid mind. 8, BE, McCLELLAN, PERRY, SEWELL PERRY S REALTY REVIEW The News says the Associated Press wants newe Tet hand, IN THAT CASE Thon, tm that case, the city should veo Kept a good-live-correspond that they would be able to especially when a semi-w n the goed sa mee hand, own Jocal Paper can always get It trom welling articles spaper. There's a. reason why Moose Jaw, Vanco are not Knocking Medicine Hat's chance to get n.the next few months. It's hecau S neee AS -We Reve. 8 neces: lt;ener PRI oose Jaw waited until they wore ablo to build their tem It would not be built look man, and especially good man, but if takers elec fh loular to pick e in recy parti a, oe pee points ina e other day that Fame say the th day that rane, as simply Nigher he did not mean the entire IY public which makes an of all movements pertaining to advanceme: irse the working man wants street care. tent comme it will enable him to buy cheap lots mile out of th Into his work. The teh man Wants street. cats Recenter ae wants to see our little to yw, but the Knocker Ou, well, he does not want to see Stow excepting his nose, 50 that he can Keep it poked into other people s business, * BUY IN WESTOVER PARK EVERYTHING WE TOUCH TURNS INTO MONEY. we touch turns into Money. Montreal St. Bakery MITCHELL S HOME-MADE BREAD REPRESENTS THE HIGHEST TYPE . OF BREAD MADE. ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. PHONE 560. ae CARPENTERS OUT All carpenters are cordially invit- ed to attend the meeting of the Car- penters Union at. Becker s Hall on Monday evening at 8.30. An entertain- ment will-be given and cigars and refreshments will be served. 96-3 WHITTAL-ZEWSKY A quiet wedding was. solemnized at St. John s church on Friday, Nov. 1, when Mr. Robt. Whittal of Medicine Hat, was.united in the bonds of holy: matrimony.-to Miss Minnie Zewsky. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Morrow, A GOOD LECTURE. The students of our High School have given to the public on several 2700, 5 rooms, lot 50x10; South Yuill. Snap. 5000, and barn, lot 50x ig corner Montreal and 6th Ave. i B.F.SOUCH, Phm.B. DRIG STORE, TORONTO ST. oceasions conclusive proof of their ability to provide good wholesome entertainment to those who Patro- nize their efforts in this line. Their enterprise this term has reached a high point in the undertaking the engagement of Professor Patty, the celebrated lecturer, to stop off in Medicine Hat on his tour through Western Canada to the coast. Pro- fessor Pattyis wel-imosm as an educationist and lecturer and his de- monstrations are most instructive as well as intensely interesting. It is expected that Imrge numbers will avail themselves, of this opportunity and will reserve Tuesday evening of next week, Nov. 5, to be in attend- ance at the auditorium of the High School to hear Professor Patty. There will be a special service in the Presbyterian church Sunday morning for boys, and a parade of the Boy Scouts. Subject at the even- ing service, Worshipping the Golden Calf. Special music by the choir, under the leadership of Mrs, Evans. Property Which Will Make You MONEY TOWNSITE 50 ft, Block 21, Toronto t. 24,000. 60 ft, corner, Block 55) 7,000. - 50 ft. Block M , Main St,, with two houses on property, 9,000. i HERALD 50 tt, Block 15, 1300. 50-ft, Block 20, Highland St., 1050. CENTRAL PARK 50 ft, Block 3, 1500. 50 ft., Block 7, 1500. 50 ft, Blook 17, facing Park, 1050. 0 ft. Block 27, 800. NORTH YUILL 50 ft, Block 18, Bridge ? St, 50. ft. corner, suitable for busi- ness, 1500, SOUTH YUILL 50 ft. lots, Block 17, 1050. See us for good buys in all sub- divisions, Phone Us Your Listings. H.C. PETTET CO. a ANOTHER DREAMLAND MEE INQ. The meeting at the Dreamla; theatre last Sunday night under t auspices of the Salvation Army Joc corps, was packed to the doors a many people turned away. Arrang ments have been made for anoth meeting there tomorrow evening 7,30... A -good programme will given, making the meeting interes ing to all. Rev. C. Wilson will gi a short address on Life A Race The Salvation Army band will pl: Attorney Warned of Sinister Plot Whitman, New York, Pros- ecutor of Becker, Admits Receiving Threatening Missives. (W. A. P. Dispatch) New York, Nov, 2 Distriet At- torney Whitman was warned again yesterday of: an alleged plot against his life and was told that with the conclusion of the Becker trial the lid was. being lifted gradually in CALL AT the tenderloin district and that gam- 410 MAIN ST. bleks were resuming business. The Or Attorney declined, te discuss the PHONE 695 warning except to admit that he had received letter and a telegram FOR THESE sdying Chicago thugs were due here by train to get He raid it was nothing new for him to receive threats and he would not care about them if it were not for his family. It is known that unusual pains are being taken to protect him. Halt a dozen detectives from police headquarters were told-today to meet all trains from Chicago arriving here this afternoon to search for the four gunmen said to be coming to attack Selected Snaps 100 ft, Block 14, Broadway, 840 pr., cash, 50 ft, Block 4, Bending 600 Pr., (corner). Reg. 125 ft, Block 27, Central Park. 1750. Reg. 50 ft, Block 4, Cousins Sissons, 945. Terms. and Whitman. Word of the Chicago 100 ft, Block 26, Hill, 500. pr. gunmen s alleged plot against the pens; District Attorney reached Mr. Whit- 50 ft, Block 25, Bending, 600 man by. letter from Dutch , who pr. Reg. 5 was the keeper of a Christie Street 50 ft, Block 4, Cousins and opium Joint. The writer gave other Sissons, 950. Terms. names in view of the fact that some 50 ft, Block 2, Cousins and Sis 300 threatening letters have been re- sons, 1050. Reg. celyed by Mr. Whitman. He was in- clined to make little of it. GAS CITY REALTY Co. 410 Main St, Phong 695. MEDICINE HAT Pire; Life, Accident; Hail ana Plate lass Insurance. Milne s Portrait Studfo will be op- en till 9 o'clock every evening ex- except Sunday, having installed an electric light for taking portraits eve- nings. Sen home Portraits to. the Old Country for Xmas. Milne s Por- trait Studio, leading photograppers. There is a big difference. ' agtt: Houses for sale on easy payments or will exchange for real estate. Ap- ply to Hotson und Leader. 54-1) Make This Store Your Shoe Store We offer for sale only the lines we are sure will give the wearer satisfaction. Today we placed in stock soveral Ines of DAYFORT SHOES, which are. solid feather clear through. See them. Men s Black Elk Blacher, per palr, ...... 5.00 Men s Brown Elk Blacher, leather lined, a pr. 86.00 Men s Plain Toe Dongola Blache: se. 450 Men's, Police Bal, leather Hned . + 5.00 No better shoes are made and we guarantee every pair. Visit our SHOE DEPARTMENT and get acquainted with our values. H.W. ireiand Co. :; Phone 54. Main Street, 868 Toronto St. Phone 481. itleeleintenintentecintetnt elochontms

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