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Date 1912-09-27

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MEDIOINE HAT DAILY NEWS. Sate EDITION A. PB, RAPHIC SERVICE FIVE CENTS Silk Special You Hays been greatly pleased with the SPEC- IAL SNAPS we have been giving.this Fall. Our DRESS GOODS SPEGLAL was very popular THIS TIME IT Is SILK OUR REGULAR 1.00 QUALITY, Only 50 Cts. . 2 fe Se - NEW SILK AND NET BLOUSES JUST OPENED The Glasgow House The House of Fashionable Dressers c ROLLINGER AGENCY GOOD BUYS. mouse t a Block 9, 50 ft. inside, 850, terma Block 10, 50 ft. inside, 800, terms. RIVERSIDE Block , 69 ft., 100, terms BENDING Block 24, halt Block, 4000, terms. This is a good buy. 384 MAIN ST ft, 1576 all, terms. Block , 50. corner, 1050, terms. Block 17, 50 ft, 735, terms. Block 14,60 ft, 1200, terms. Block 22, 50 ft corner, 1200. gt; TOWNSITE Blogk 86, 50 ft, 1450, tepms. Block 86, 50 ft. corner, 1800). 4, 3, 5 SOUTH YUILL Block 5, 50 ft inside, 1500 piocx 11, 50 ft. corner, 1250, terms, Block 11, 50 ft; inside, terms. . CENTRAL PARK Block 17, 50 ft, 875, terms. Block 5, 50 ft., 1350, terms, Block 13, 200 ft., Block 7, 50 ft, 1100, terms. terms. These times for the Investor. Property nee eget gettlug your share? 1200, 5000 all, is moving rapid- ly. Are you OP eeeoeeeage :m ROYAL BAN OF CANADA. (Incorporated 169.) GGREGATE ASSETS. Do net wait until you kav 'a large a account. 8S ONE DOLLAR will and your account will MEDICINE HAT BRANCH Fourth Avenue: Imperial Bank of Ganada Capital Paid Up ... ++ 8,460,000 Reserve Fund ... ore : A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT AT ALL BRANCHES, 2 : jony Dobs Harry Kr Killed Stan- + Square id mortally in- erday; sent 27 a latter e ighis of two small committed suicide. Place in front of gt; upper West Side, Gut ome of which of A subpoena on a THE PIONEER BANK OF WESTERN CANADA. Establistied 1964, 180 Branches in Canada ve Capital Pald Up, 6,000,000. Total Assets (Nov. 80th, 1911) over 51,000,600. A general Banking Business Transacted. Special attention to Sagings Accounts, . caine W. 0. JOY, Manager + Medieine Hat Branch SAMPLES ARRIVED 8 COME WITH THE CROWD AND GET AN UP. vokte tateet be 5 TO-DATE SUIT AND OVERCOAT. ared in a steady THREE HUNDRRED SAMPLES TO CHOOSE FROM. he issuing banka, Repairing, Cl and Pressing. FUR COATS REPAIRED. GEO. CAMPBELL */ 31 NORTH RAILWAY. OPP, C. P. BR. DEPOT o brought large ds from country was no rush such at the time/of the ese. war loans, oF occasions when he public for mon- circles some nerv- yed On account of s opposition to the troversy which the the transaction has Up to-moon there Tasker Transfer Co. jealli it 1-4 pre- we t AY feb Crap declined Piano Moving) )*2 LIGHT and HEAVY ae A Speciaity 5 liable 861 Toronto Street. on asy payments for Teal ytsite, Ap- 1 Leader. EA-t ms; 5dp cas, at af it Yura i te aye 0. P. R. PASSENGER SERVICE- Bftective June 2nd, 1912, Arrive: Leave, 20.46 Imp, Ltd, Modtreal to Vanyouver Imp. Ltd, Vancouver to Montreal. Vauicouver Exp, Toronto to Van. Toronto Exp., Vancouver to Tor, Bt, Paul-Seattle Express. Beattle-St. Paul Express, Prairle Bxp., Winnipeg to. Calgary. Prairie Exp., Calgary to Winnipeg, Expres from Kootenay Landing. Local trom Cranbrook Local from Calgary. Local tor Cranbrook. Express for Kootenay Landing. Local for Calgary. 1 230 240 Soo, Ltd, St. Paul-Port. 12 9.40. 9.50 S00,-Lid; Port-St: Paul. ios. 11 and 12 do not come into Medicine Hat. Passing time at Dunmore shown. Medicine Hat News Published by the Medicine Hat News Co, Lid, every lawful evening a2 its office, Main Stree. Wedicine Hat, Alta. A. J. N. TERRILL, B tter, 26.20 8.05 11.15 20.00 21.50 4.00 21.25 5.25 6.05 19.00 28.00 10.30 23.00 6,30 8.30 11.35 20.26 23.16 4.20 21.50 5.50 13 4 61 Cy 614-517 512-519 516 618-511 620-518 15 Job Depts. BING 7Q . DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1-y-aa, delivered,.,.84.00 1 year by mall. . slivered.. 200. tonths, ty mail. 93.00 1.50 4 -3o changed an oftea as desired, but beta usw and 014 ad Teaser gt;st be given. WEEALY NEWS, Publishec every Thursday in efxteen or more pages, and contains a eummany of the news of the week. local and district. 6 months, tr advance 736 3 months, in advanew..500 year in advance.... 1.50 re a egg aE EDS Friday, September 27th, 1912. YOU BET IT PAYS 1 THE FIRM of Brown, Craig Co.,, real estate and financial agents, of Winni- peg, has been advertising the sale of lots in Rosemont subdivision in the News. The instruetions received with the advertise- ment were to the effect that the firm wish- ed to be notified, a month or so in advance, of the time:when the two months contract expired. The News forwarded the notifi- cation a few days ago and-has received the appended answer: Winnipeg, Sept, 23rd, 1912 gt; Medicine Hat News, Medicine Hat, Alta. Dear Sirs: Yours of the 20th received for which we thank you... We are glad to be able to tell you:that the sale of Rose- mont, Medicine Hat, hag been so successful that advertising in your paper has defeat- ed its own ends in so far as giving you a fresh contract for this property, for we have practically sold the whole thing in lots. There were 768 lots in the whole piece, and there are only a/mater of 68 re- maining. This means that we have sold approximately 700 lots.in a little under two months. : : Yours truly, BROWN, CRAIG CO., Per Alfred G. Brown. And then some people ask whether ad- yertising pays eee ye CIVIC ELECTRIC SIGN... LETHBRIDGE is about to add a eivic ime ,, provement which, though talked of, this city still lacks. A large electric sign will be erected near the railway station. It will bear the name of the city and will set forth the outstanding advantages of the place. It is intended to be of use to trav- ADDITION TO EMPIRE. JT SEEMS evident from recent: briefdes- patches in the press that Persia is on the brmk of another national transforn- ation The form of popular government which-the Persians; disgusted with gercra- tions of subservience to rule of the most autocratic nature, succeeded in establish- ing, lacked the ruggedness necessary for endurance. The Medjliss held sway for a y brief period and Shuster, the youthful adviser from the United States, endeavored to impart progress to the wheels of reform- ation, but both are gone. The former has been dissolyed and. the latter is once more a -private citizen in his-own land: --The dream of Persian patriots has been dissi- pated, ; ; Now Great Britain and Russia are to divide th nation. The causes of this in- clude not only the national character of the Persian race, which would-appeay to have proved unequal to the huge task of modern- ization, but the;strategic location of the country. If the Rersians lose the right to govern themselves it will be chiefly due to their land being a counter in a game which was beyond the farthest reach of Persian power. The sentiment of Britain is not solidly behind the policy of the government re- garding the eastern country. Fears. are entertained that Russia s acquisition: of a long stretch: of territory bordering on India will add to the complicated econdi- tions in that dependency and demand a huge addition to the standing army there. Whatever the outcome th partition is fraught with wide possibilities. As to the effects on Persia it is impos- sible to form a forecast. British - citizens will expect that the portion which comes under the power of their Empire will turn from discontent and. instability and pro- gress toward the goal of freedom, justice and order, as so many other parts of the globe have done under the beneficient in- fluence of the world s greatest colonizing race. The sharing of the easetrn country by the two great powers will be a matter of interest to all students of world-politics. oa VANCOUVER S DIFFICULTY. A VISFTOR from England recently made the statement that Vancouver would never be a great manufacturing- centre while the rates*of wages. there continued higher than the rates in other competing points. The common belief that for a long period to come labor will cost more on the Pacifie coast than on the Atlantic is well founded, Not for many years will workmen be able to-pursue their labor in Vancouver as cheaply as they might in Eastern Canada. The Vancouver News-Advertiser expres- ses the belief that if the obstacles to. the free importation of Asiatic labor were re- moved the city would become an import- ant manufacturing centre within. a few years and the population would be quad- rupled in a short time. The yellow work- m n would so drive down the cost of pro- duction in many industries that. Vancouv; er would be at an advantage in competing with other cities. The News-Advertiser adds, however, that European labor would then disappear entirely from industries in which the foreigners could be used. Reflection on what Vancouver might be made produce extraordinarily alluring visions for the citizens. But inviting the hordes, of Asia by dropping the barriers llers in passenger coaches standing at the station. - , As a sign, such g.4t Vice possesses the utmost usefulness. At night it is almost impossible for passengers on trains in the West to discover the identity of the towns through which they are passing. A sign with the name of the place attracts their attention because it is helpful to them. It has an appeal.on account of ifs extreme utility, and is the very best place in which to advertise a city s advantages. When a traveller s curiosity as to the name of the municipality in which he is hasbeen sat- isfied he is in the proper mood in which to note and remember the information re- garding the place which is then presented to his attention. ay Medieine Hat should haye a large elec- trie sign near the- station. The signs which have been placed along the railway at a distance from the station are adver- tisemenis only for those whose trains pass this point during the day. There are thousands of passengers who weekly pass through Medicine Hat at night. An effort, should be made to reach every person who comes in contact with the city. We should not be content with informing only half the body of travellers. As the city owns its electrical system, the cost of a sign would he small. The coun- cil should lose no more time in havirig one prepared. . AGAIN a visitor has told us that the fea- ture which first arrested his attention after arrival was theibprning of the gas ali day- Towns which find advertisements in their economies are passing few. * wwonld reverse the hopes of every loyal British Columbian. The aspirations of a generation would pass away at a. breath. Of course there is not the slighest disposi- tion on the part of Vancouver to yield to the temptation and advocate a change in the immigration laws and the News-Adver- tiser does not. desire to intimate that there is. If there were the prairies would have an interest. Alberta might not be cpnsult- ed directly but as its future would b cross- ed by the new influence, it would have clear-cut opinions. Soe ee REGINA has easily captured the prize for striking innovations. Recalling the absence of demonstration in several of the cities during the visit of the Duke of Connaught, the committee making prepar- ations for Regina s reception to him ap- pointed a spontaneous sub-committee, the members of which were adjured to mingle adroitly with the crowds and start cheering lustily as the Governor-General passed in procession. ae Semen eS MeGILL University students at Montreal, disgusted with the long - continued rains, created a riot and the police and the fire divisions: had to be called. If these cultured gentlemen had to suffer a real grievance, such as prunes three times al day, the standiig army would have to be augmented and concentrated in Montreal. eG Siig HOBBLE SKIRTS and bow legs never get along well together, says a recent SUNDAY: SCHOOL, Lesson Xill, Third Quarter, For Sept. 29, 1912, THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. When you Quarterly Review Golden Text, vi, 63 Commentary Prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearns, Larsson Malignant unbelief, Mark UW, 20-35, Golden Text, Jobo tli. 1: This i the-condemnation, that liu fa come Into the world, and meu loved darkness ratber than light because their detad-were evil. It seems to me that the talk against Cheixt In our ay on the part of many religious peo ple Ix as Dad as was that of the scribes fo this lesson, May the word nnd the wil of God be no dear to wx that wr shall be to Him all that He desires. Lesson. IL. The seed in the four kinds of soll, Mark iy. 2-20. Goldea Text, Jas, 1, 21, Iteceive with meek: DOORS, sasn, which we wait. Lesson 11L The growth of the king- dom, Mark tv, 20-32; Matt. xiii, 83. Golden Text, Matt. vi, 10, Thy will be. dove in earth. an it Is in heaven. Phe title of this lesson is unfortunate, as the kingdom lias pot yet begun and therefore cannot be growing. Ip all His parables about the kingdom we mart remember tin saying, The mys- tery of the kingdom of God. (Mark fy, 11.) The church, which ts Fils body, is the mystery which s now growing. Leason IV. The wheat and the tares, Matt. xill, 2490, 8043. Golden Text, Mattxiil. 30, Gather ye togeth- er first the tares and bind them In bundles to burw them, but gather the wheat into my barn. Since the har vest is the end of this age and the devil keeps-at work till then, it should -be clear to all who believe that the iugdom cannot come in this age. Irst the church is taken, then the age runs on till He shall come to close ft. Lesson V. The. worth of the kinz- dom, Matt. xiii, 44-53. Golden Text. Matt; vi. 33, Seek ye Orst the king dom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you. The parables of the treas- tre and the pearl set forth the pre- cloukness of Inra l and the church to Him wh gave up all for their sakes, for they will be the heavenly and earthly centers of His kingdom. Lesson VIL. A troubled sea and a troubled soul, Marg iv, 35 to v. 20. Golden Text Ms. xivt, 1, 2-(R. Vor God i onr refuze and strength, 2 very present help fn trouble. See a weify man untroubled, peacefully sleeping in the mildst of greatNtrouble. See Him mightier than the storm or than a legion of demons, for He is as tenly God as man. and all things shall ret be xnbject to Him, Lessox VIL The Rule's daughter. P. 0. BOX 29, Mark v. 21-43. Golden Text, Mark . 41, And He took the damsei by the hand and. said- unto her, Talitha, cumi, which. tx, being interpreted. Dameel, I- say unto -thee arise. Twelve years of life developing. denly-ended; but restored: tw years of life wasting away sndd madexwhole, for in Him fs life. He is the life and the resurrection. r Lesson VII. The visit to Nazareth. Luke v, 16-30. Golden Text. John 1, 11 (R, VJ. He came nnto His own, and they that were His-own received Him not. Both this and the later visit to Nazareth (Mark vi, 1-6) re -galted jm thelr refusicg. itm. becanse ther thought they knew Him too we to receive Him as the Messiah. Some one has said that they might have Known Him better if they bad not known Him so well. Lessox 1X. The death of John the Ruptint, Mark vi, 14-29, Golden Text, Rev. Il, 10 (R. Vo. Be thou faithful into death. and 1 will give thee the erown of life. To my mind the story ef Jobn Is, from the human side, in many respects one of the saddest to the Bible. it man in the sight of the Lords forstoid centuries before he was born, filled with the Spirit from tis birth. honored to hear the xolce of God-and baptize Jesus, yet Hay for PHONE 685. build, consi . QUALITY first, Don t be 5 Text of the Lesson, Comprehensive suited to ic fe BER because it's cheap uso: Very best. We have it, and. erything the Builder require A select stock or LUMBI BEECH, OAK, MAPLE, BIR AND FIR FLOORINas. We have the ageney for Celebrated Morgan new the engrafted word. which ts able Low Posts fo save your souls. To know God i : Ute. He reveals Himeelf by Hix word, and Jems Christ is the Living Word. between whom snd. the. written word there In the most perfect agreemev Receiving Hl we become children of BEAVER God, the children of the kingdom. for BOARD FINLAY CC THE LUMBER PEOFLE Pingle s Drug ar Book Store . : 2 : H. B. CURTIS CitySaleStabl Heavy Teams, Drivers, Sai Horses for Sale. LIGHT AND HEAVY DRAYI Sale. FRED McCLAIN CROSSLEY ' BROS Killed to plense Herodiax. Builders and Contractor : Lessox X. mission of the twelve, Matt. x, 15. GoldenText, 708 4th Ave., Phone 4 Matt. x, 40, that recelveth you recelveth me, and he that recelveth 04, me receiveth Him that sent me. An- P.O. Box 3 other perplering lesson to those who see only the earth side. Sent forth Estimates, Free. with blessing only for Israel,.to be be- Plans Prepared. stowed freciy. promised batred and persecntion and probably death. Yet: we know that As for God. His way gt; Yarn is perfect. (Px, xviil, 30.) OFFICE PHONE STABLE PE Lesson XI Judgment and merey. xg. Pee i m4 a Matt. x1, 20-30. Golden Text, Matt. xi, 28. Come unto Me all ye that Ia- hor and are beavy Iaden, and 1 will give you rest. All spiritual things are hidden from unbelief and from the wisdom of this world. Only-those Who are Ike ltti children, the meek and lowly, can understand. Lyason XII. The feeding of the 8,000. Mark vi, 20-44. Golden Text, John yi, 35. Jexns sid unto them, I am the bread of life. Instead of Puaziing over that which ts too. deep ot too high for us, here is something within reach of all. Do as the lad aia, and give our all to Jesus, that He may bless and mnitiply it and use ws to give to the hungry the bread of life. AIL power is Eils. ivininivininimieininieielnininininlar R. B. Tayior s Speciality. Parcels Delirerea. fashion note. Yet some women try to put two legs in one modern skirt: *HONE NO. 349. 4 tj) 20 Bisa Are THE J. S. Contracting Co. 108 TORONTO ST. Heayy Teaming, Sand, Coal Excavating a Specialty. Light and Heary Horses for sa All Times, F.S. LYO - CONTRACTS FOR HEAVY TEAMING GRADING AND EXCAVATIN Gravel and Sand for Sale, FOLLI Transferi 0.2 ee Light and Heary Draying. Fine hevieg wh five tan gt; Fre Reynold: Latest samples in Wall Pape Phone 1

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