906

Date 1912-11-14

From 906

1.50; Regular fanulated Sugar, 20 Ib. sac ke, Elal 1.35 per wack. ulated Suger, 100 Ib. sacks. jeoini 6.35 per sack. 4 bulk, r 35 ; Pay Wi jal 26c per tin, Tea, 31d. tins, Regular 40c per Ib; Pay Week Special 1.10 ARR Tes. Regular 400; Pay Week Special. 3 lbs. for 1.00. 600; Pay Wak Spectal 3 Iba, for 1.25 Regular 6.75; Chi up Tea. Regular 50; fe B Club Saucx. . Regular 25e; Pay Week Special 2 for 45 . lade, 7 Ib. ting, Regular 1.00; Pay Weok Special 850. wat : She Regular 1.00; Pay:Week Special 862 de, tatty tins. Raspberry Jam, 5 1b. tins, 900 per tin. Bao e NS ee gitlar 800 per 1b.; Pay Week Speclal Tbs tor mill given free with every 6 Ibs. ow's), 16 oz, tins, Regular 250; Pay Week Regular 1. 0; Regular 30c; per. 5 ae ie: Pay Week Special, 2 cans for 450. - iF Week Special 2 Pay Jarge 20 ox. bottles. Regular 498; Pay Week Speo- eclal 60 per bushel. 10 Ibs. for 25c. This te a good time to put in a Regular 6 ibs. for 25c; Pay Y Regular 6 Ibs. for 25 ;. Pay Week 10 tbs, for 25c. best brand. Regular 200; Pay Day Special 2 cans for 36s. Dest brand. Regular 2 for 25c; Pay Week Special 3 for 35c. (Old Chiet). Regular 25c cartoon; Pay Week Special, 5 car- toons for 1.00, 38 : miight and Lifebuoy Soap. Regular be; Pay Week Special 22 bars for 1.00. . Pork and Beans. Regular 3 for 25c; Pay Week Special 4 for 25 . Pork and Feans, large 3 Ib. tins. Regular 35 ; Pay Week Special 26c per tin. ee Ap Honey, pure Ontarto, larke 10 Ib. tins, Pay Week Special 2.00 per tin. 2 Canada Corn Starch. Regular 10c; Pay Week Special, 3 tor 26c. E Olives, large 20 oz. bottles. Regular 80c; Pay Week Special 7c per bottle. ves)Jargze Pimento stufied. Regular 50c; Pay Week Special 40c. per bettie. Olives, P Celery Stuffed. Regular 25c ; Pay Week Special 20 per battle. Jelly Powders, Glass, all flavors. Regular 10c; Pay Week Special 3 for or 85 per doz. Extracts, all flavor. lar 20c per bottle; Pay Week Special 3 for 2c, a Extracts, large 16 oz. bottle, Vanilla and Lemon. Regular 1.00; Pay Week Special, 75c per bottle, ff Ogitvie s Royal Household Flour, 98 1b. sacks, Week Special, 3.50 per sack. Fe ie Medicine Hat Flour, Prairie Pride, Regular 3.85: Pay Week Spe s ial 3.20 per sack. Canned Fruits, Peaches, Cherries, Regular 25c; Pay Week Special 2 tor 45c. : Canned Plums, Green Gage, Regular 20; Pay Week Speciattir, of 7 for 1.00. Currants and Raisins, 4; Ibs for Bc. Mixed Peels, Lemon, Citron and Orapge. Regular 250; Pay Week A Special B0e per Ib. Spices, all flavors Regular 10c per can; Pay Week, Special 3 cans - for 25c. Onions, good and sound. Regular 4 Ibs, for 25c; Pay. Week Special a Abs. for 25 or 1.75 per bushel. Castile Soap (pure), Regular 6 for 25c; Pay Week Special 35c per dozen. a Royal Crown or Golden West Soap, -Rogular 25 ; Pay Week Special 2 cartoons for 45 : : Regular 2.60; Pay - -Pears, Strawberries, Raspberries and Regular 12 1-2 per ib.;Pay Week Special G00DS DELIVERED TO ANY BART OF THE CFTY, C.0 D. TERMS CASH. H. MORROW Phone 177. North Railway Street THE PERMANENT SUCCESS OF OUR BUSINESS DEPENDS ON a OUR CUSTOMERS CONTINUED SATISFACTION. FARMERS Consign Your Grain to , Us For Best Results Personal attention givem to all cars, Liberal advances made. - ie Write us for Market Letter and Sample Bags. Central Grain Company Ltd. or ahi WINNIPEG, MAN. References: Any Bank or Commercial Agency. OLDEST ACCIDENT OFFICE Railway Passengers Assurance, Co, OF LONDON, ENGLAND, WOKRINGMEN S COL LECTIVE INSURANCE. EMPLOYERS LIAB Ey. C. A. KRAUSS, General Agent. MEDICINE WAT, ALTA, GFFICE PORTER BLOCK, MAIN 8 NEWS - Turk Reserves Threw Regulars Into Panic Intercepted Despatch From Zezi Pasha Discloses One Reason for Crushing Defeat at Kumanrva. He Yas Unable to Reorganize Scattered Arm v.. Rutreat to ' PRICES CREA Albanian Mountains Would Mean Gui a Wi (Special to the Nevway Headquarters, Us- kab, Nov. 1: 3 I write, the last fhattte of the Macedonian campaign thay have begun at Monastir, unless, Jas i8 possible, Zeki Pasha, the Turk- ish commander-in-chief, avoids use- tesa bloogshed by surrendering. to tho Servians. Tho situation of the Turkish troops is precarious. They have been prac- Hically' surrounded by the Servian armies, while the Greeks lave cut of? all communication with thelr base of supplies. If defeated the Turks will have only one line of re- treat open to the mountains of Al- bania, where they would cease to. ex- ist as an organized force. The Crown Prince of Servia, who has been indisposed since the battle jof Kumanova, as a result of long ex- posure to the cold and rain, lett Us- kub'this morning for Prielpe. He s not expected to be with his army to- night and the Serviari attack may therefore be delayed until the Crown. Prines is able to join the: troops, The organization of the Servian army ix now complete. will be surrend red on condition that Purkieh troops are allowed to. march It. is sald Monastir in-chiet int. lt; the hands of the Servians, patches 6 iri 3c + report of the jsunthiliation p f the ith, sixth and seventh army. beer ; at the battle of Kumanovesn) year out in a striking manner ay fram from Gskud dea- eribing the pitfaiiie plight of the shat- tered Ottoman forces. One telegrsicsrom All Riza Boy to Zeki Pests, cn October 18, admits that after fhe defeat and subsequent mad stampad gt;) the Turkiol: command- fer WAS VoewIe to collect 10,000 panic Btrickeia troy, all that was leit of 8 the Uskub army. One x;iCoAtion of the Turkish de- feat giver ty Zeki Pasha, is the lack lof disctpiilic in the division of re- WP 2 division, he says, was b ante, which was com- munieated 4 the remainder of the ng them to join in the The a rey gt; axtrigate the Seventh corys i+w being decitaated by the Syriac avdlery, but Djavid's force Ertares iitea, have fallen ol BAKING POWDER A pure, healthful, Cream of Tartar Baking Powder When buying an article of food you are entitled to know exactiy what you are buy- ing its quality and ingredients. If this information is refused don t buy it. Some cf the low grade baking powders are advertised, but the ingredients of the powders are scrupulously concealed. A housekeeper would not use a baking powder ccntaining alum if she knew it. It is well when buying to examine the label on the can. Unless it shows the ingredient cream of tartar, don t buy it. Dr. Price s baking powder is absolutely free from alum. out With the honors of wir bu this Ayundsd and both Turkish offer was immediately rejected Sr urmy tors were shattered. the Servian commander, who has re-t- One- / the last. despatches from d definitely to crush the remain-/Zex . vasha is most. pathetle. He ing Turkish forces in Macedonia. sa: ut of the remnants of the Official despatches which passed Uskub army I am endeavoring to between the Turkish coiimander at -ria.r tew eorupanies to defend the Uskub, and Ali Riza Bey, comr DANGER PERIOD OF WOMANS LIFE FROM 45 to SXUEIONS OF DOLLARS WILL BE PAID TO FUR SHIPPERS THIS WINTER 4. B. Shubert, Chicago, U.S: A, Iargest house In the world, deal- fp 08 exclusively in American Raw urs, in a letter to the editor says in inst as follows: * . - Rav: furs this winter will bring eee the value of North merican Raw Furs is the keen com J-tition created hy the well known Years ago the county dealers and the jarge Eastern dealers had it all their own way. Furs were bought at any old price, this wonderful ad unce in would drive the cons mer of furs out of the market and of manufactured. got2, wit in the future, brit upto the bre. sent time the consuri r seems to like it. The trapper mus . be paid for the hardship he enduret' and if Shubert* mui higher, as the average trapper doen't get the collection of furs he dic. years ago. How long the demand wili iast no one can tell, if he could he vould be a wise man and could give Solomon cards and spades and him to it? at the guessing Jreular houses. One ould think that value ohibit the salo Possibly it Arthur Bouchier has just purchas- + English rights of Little Miss Brew, by Philip Bartholomae, and will jiroduce the comedy in London. Subscribe now fer The Dally News women s stores, White Oak, Ont. At Change of Life when doctors could do no more and I was - mommy given up by my friends, Lydia Ei Years, my head trou: 3 bled me severely ut dimes, I had bearing down pains.and back- ache and I was very anaemic from excessive flowing. I rec- ommend your Compound highly and do all I can to advertise it as a genuine wo- man s. medicine. Mrs. SYLVESTER MANNING, White Oak, Ontario. The Case of Mrs. Kirlin. Gircleville, Ohio. T ean say that I never had an: do me so much good during Change of Life as Ly- dia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. Before I had taken one half a bottle of it I-began to feel better, and I have continued taking it. My health is better than it bas been for several years. If all women would take it they would s- ape untold pain and misery at this time of life. Mrs. Auice Kigun, 858 W. Mill St., Cireleville, Ohio. The Change of Life is one of the most critical periods of a woman s existence. Atsuch timeswomen may rely upon Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. ENVOY DANEFF TALKS Says Bulgaria Will Help Servia to Secure Its Ad- riatic Port. (Special Cable to News.) Vienna, Nov. 13. The' Hungarian newspaper Accist has published an interesting interview with Dr. Dan- eff, en oy of King Rerdinand, of Bul- es lt; fextemely high prices. There are Interesting Experience of Two 05 stocks in the primary markets Women Their Statements iu bet Nort America and in Kurope ain civditions. at the: present time, 7 a Yery strong demand, as fare .iv(surely very fashionable. A wom gt;. s ,vard-robe 1s not complete withd st oe or more seta of furs, Even iu viild climate, there are Targe quauitivic:, of fer overcoats being sold fo gebtl.ien. Tus: prestut prices of American WFurs, as compared with the ces of afew years ago, maker pigsen:i* Yeacing for the old trapper and iealer, ti to the tenderfoot in the fur geme, It seems like an im- Would say: TH to tne + Why, it was only lt;a tew years ago that one could buy all the mnskrats in Western Canada at 6 cents apiece and they sold as low as 4. cents. Winter and spring collections last Season brought 45 to 55 cents. The entire collection. of Northern Mink could be bought at 1.50 to 2.00 for No. 1 large prime skins. Now they Sell at 8.00 to 10.00. The best Lynx sold in C. M. Lampson Co.'s sale in London, England, at 3.50; last sea- Son 30.00 to 3500 was paid for them. Marten that.we now pay 9.00 for, sold for 2.00. The best dart Fisher that North America ever pro- duced could be bought for 12.00; last season 50.00 was pald for the large dark skins. The best collection of Read Fox was sold at 2.00, aver- age; today the same collection would bring 7.00. White Weasel was paid nothing for, because there was no market for them, today they bring 75 cents to 1.50, Otter, one could buy the best the earth produced at 5.00: fo 6.00; today we pay 25.00 to 30.00 in Iand caught skins. Would you. think It possible to buy the best Silver tox that was ever trapped at 85.00, that was the price. It takes a small fortune to buy-it now. The cause of this tremendous advance i garia, who left Budapesth for Stara- zegora last night. Mi. Naneff said: The Servian claim to an Albanian port brought me.to Budapesth. Bulgaria is fully determined smoothly-and. , without: sonflict to remove the existence that questions , lt; Asked if 9b were true that Bul- garia wanted to make Qpnstantino- Ple her capital) M. loll replied: That is a question of tha distant future. Constantinople. Temain the;metropolis of a happy, dream - ing World, but that would not snit 8 yoUng,sericiig statelWith a flourish. ing'fiture. Pgssibly, nay probably, the Bulgatian Warmy will triumphs antly enter Constant ut know well qu connected - e interests off great powers Rec we shall fake account. ) , i Asked whetfer, the aftiance f ie Balkan States was to last for many years tp come, tr expire alter the war, M. Dane replied: We ate alh closely allied for the Present; The dissolution of the alliance can- nob be spoken off. The Daily News delivered in the aity 35c a month. res RACTS FOR Gravel doa Sand for Sale. Yulll Street. . Phone No. 41 P. 0, Box 81. PHONE? STABLE PHOND a. E 402 728 PJ. . FOLLIS- Ontracting Co. 108 TORONTO ST. Heavy Teaming. Sund, Coal Grave Excavating a Spectnity, Aight and Heavy Horses for sale s ) AN Times, possible story and if-the old timers didn't know (j- gt; to*teto be true, se Studebaker Wagons EXAMINE THE HUBS AND TYRES. We stock these wagons in all sizes and can. now sell on next year s terms. Can. supply all heights of wheels and all widths of tyres. Call and examine JA them. air-seasoned from three to five years. MEDICINE HAT, ALTA. Julius Caesar. to play a leading part in The Indiscretion of Trath. Dr. Martells FemalePills Nineteen Years the Standard oe Prescribed and r commended scientifically proven worth. ailments, prepared remedy of The result from their use is quick and permanent. For sale at all drug 2 mys oi thaile the fur market, furs would be Lewis Waller, the English actor, is going to try vaudeville with forum scene in Muriel Starr AVIM Sl TaaEH, STATUZHA AVIONOAI Axles lrussed and supplied with either steel or cast skeins- Wood stock all SUFHLO TIV NVHL YSLLES the for MES RAE q Raused F May ondent Who Was I Way tattle Started at Lu p urks Discovered ' ip foreign Resider (Special t Be xov. 15. From Constant: Bi itin Tonotuy,. correspond: bal, Daily Chronicle, with the liny, telegra ns: line faiien. I am now ive fe chroart of this ip Turkish military. pres. allies have now a secur ittie Sea of Marmora, which fis to be continued, wil lottant strategic position. Gut the Lines, ey finally evacuated Chor. rks left a small* cavalry atch the enemy's maiz identrating around Lule ome days ago, the Bul idforeed by to show signs of activi obeupied Chorlu and the ia the country north o thmately seizing the vill nift and cutting the Chor ANTFA EAD I busy place these d i Opetiing, when he a WATCH FOR THE And come e i small deposit rese OH YOU BEA eg wnight s CHINA SI FORMERLY THI bs aes mee ad 53. as

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