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Date 1912-07-13

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build, consider Don't be per- CHEAP LUM- s cheap use the have it, and ev- ullder requires. sk of LUMBER, FIR. FINISH, MAPLE, BIRCH ORINGS, Agency for the gan Doors, BEAUTIFUL? D FIBRE, LATH i POSTS, WIL- Posts t - ER PEOPLE PHONE 57 ad LEADER crating. TORS AND LDERS URN WITH YOU LACING YOUR OR A BUILDING TES FREE. eee iit EY BROS. Sar d Contractors. e., Phone 434 Box 304. tes Free. Prepared. STABLE PHONE 402 723 S. FOLLIS ting Co. RONTO ST. Sand, Coal Gravel i a Specialty. y Horses for sale at Times. LYON SD EXCAVATING Sand for Sale. Phone No. 415. Box 31. A few of our Best Buys CENTRAL PARK. Bik, Lots. Price and tevms. 28, 22-23, 800, 1-3, 6 and 12, 28, 1-2-3, 1500. 1-2, 6 and 12, 6, 1-2, 1275, 1-2, 6 and 12. COUSINS SISSONS, Bik. Lots, Price and terms, 26, 16-24, 250 each, 1-3, Oe 12 gt; 2, 8-9, 825 pale, 1-2, 6 and 19, 20, 36-40, 400 each, 1-3, 6 12. ALTAWANA, Block 3, all, 600 each Block 12, all, 600 each: Blook 14, all, 450 each. ROSEDALE TRACKAGE. Bik. Lots. Price and terms, 5, 6, 2500, 900 cash, 6 and 12. 8, 18-19, 4000, 1-8, 6 und 12. 6, 188 ft. 4200, 1-3, 6 and 13. List with us, we have buyers for your property. Donald Currie Room 1, Becker Block. Phone 776. CARPENTER AND BUILDER. Residence and. Office, FAL Ottawa St. Phone 626, Box 831. Job Work Attended to, you want a modern home, clos in, I can supply you, es I have several good lots on which I am prepared to build for you according to your own idea and style... gt; See aie, in will gladly 7 and some of put up. aninutes * J. A. LANDRY Light and Heavy Draying. Prompt Attention to alt orders. Plano Moving with Piano Van a Spe iality. Parcels -Dellrerea. PHONE NO, 349. Pl ments end-statties: ae Steam Laundry Modern and sanitary ips every respect and the machinery is the best that money can buy. All white help employed. PHONE NO. 8. Your patronage. solicited. And our drivers will call for and return the goods. the original Marvellaise. Mrs. Pasikhurst,/54 Today, CBR 4 : Was Once Belle of England (By 0, Terence) A womati's place may be in the/temptation of food for days/and week home, Anway, it scems to mv 1 tave/at a time, as Mrs, Pankhur t and THE NEILSON FURNITURE CO., LIMITEE ALBERTA S MAIL ORDER CENTRE heard some such statement made. But followers do. And to endure auch pri Woata drab, uninteresting world this vation merely for a. potitical -yrincip e would be If all of the fenfalen of the s stich an astounding thing that It spectes followed this advice. One wo- small wonder that mere men are foun in the Nome may be worth a/gered and enraged. might, a thousam on the highway, but not for/have, fought for the ballot, and. ble Journalistic purposes, Ag an Irish- for it, and even dled for it; but to man whose ancestors wen honorable starve for it, voluntarily ahd with scars at Donnybrook Fair, and as a/malice afprethought, is something Jif- Rewspaper mau, the main plank of my ferent. Please excuse ME We wen iz i in, Give us ructions. I/Maven't the nerve and t e devotion to Jove those who put tacks in the seats principle that are daily manifested by of the mighty and new on the front the English suffragettes, and we know pages of the organs of public opinion. it, and that 4s what is the matter with Therefore do I love, respect and ad- us. We are j alous. fifty-foufth auniversary ef her birth. she was called the most beautiful wo- Emmeline jg the champion catch-as- man in Hngland, and at fifty-four catch-can tack planter of the unl- she is far from unlovely. She was Verse, and wiffidut her the newspapers brought up in a center of radical po- would be berett of much interesting litical propaganda, and completed her reading; Therefore, Emmeline, my education in Paris, where she asso- hand reaches sbross the sea-to you, ciated with the red republicans, and my heart be s in unicorn with/and was a chum of a daughter of Hen- your'n, Here's how, and many hap- ri Rochefort. She married Dr. Parl py returas of the day. I am for you,/hurst, a lawyer and ploneer woman Emmeline, strong. Name your plzen suffrage worker, in 1879. and they Mrs. Pankhurst's birthday 1s colit- lived happily together until Dr. Park- feldent with the French national holi- hurst s death in 1899, Her. husband day celebrating the fall of the Bas- was an associate of John Stuart Mill tile which was a nifty ruction, for in drafting the first woman's suffrage Frenchies, although a storming squad Dill, and -was entirely in sympathy of Irishmen could have added eclat to with Emmeline's voting aspirations. the obsequies. Whether Mrs. Pank- The three daughters of the pair also huyst Is celebrating the day by in- became devoted suffragettes: Mra. duiging in the malicious destruction )Parkhurst was a leader in the organ- of property, I cannot say, not hay- ization of the Women s Social and Po- Ing read the latest cables from the litical Unfon in 1903. in February of scene of trouble. The militant leader ;1908 he and thirteen other women ot: British, :uftragettes is always forctbly entered the House of Com- breaking. into jail or breaking out, mons to demand their rights. Just for the latter process consisting of her that she was arrested and imprisoned admirable. invention of the hunger for six-weeks. Since that time Hm- strike. Not a man Itying, I daresay metine s life has been just one runc- would have the nerve to resist the tion after another. All Frenchmen Cel ebrate The-Glorious Fourteenth Today is Quatorze Juillet the Four- is the great day of the year for the teenth of July and to Frenchmen ey- bourgeoisie, the great-middie ciass smo Th? tdbles and the clergy, and Those who pray for the restoration of All over the great Baropean ine monarchy, hold frowningly..aloof, Yepublie and in whatever bther parts ut what is that to Papa Fallieres of the world the gallant sona.of Lafand his atheistic, care-free children? Belle France have congregated, the . Cagliostro, imprisoned in tre Bas- great national holiday, commemorat- tile, that dungeon of torture; wrote: ing the fall of the Bastfle, will be cel- The Bastile shall be-destroset-ainH ebrated. Voltaire, Danton, Rousseau, the people shall dance on its site. Mme. Roland, Paine, Franklin all of He was a.charlatan,was Caglios- those men and women of though and tro, but he was a true prophet. There action who warred against the age- came a day when the last straw was old tyrannies which young Liberty placed on th backs of the suffering crushed beneath his heel will begre- French people. They rose in revolt, membered today and wreaths of flow- a screaming, enraged, maddened, mob, ers will be heaped upon their moniyand the supposedly impregnable Bas- tite-tett-betore-the-tury of their om Today's observance in France will slaught, be marked by the singing, for the first So today Paris will dance, in mem- tlme in a cetitury, of the originallory of that bloody but still glorious Marsellaise, the battle-song of Lib- Fourteenth of 1789. As afternoon erte, Fraternite ot Egalite. The words merges into evening, Paris will blaze of the French notional anthem haye forth with lights, and the streets will fGen-long lost, and fcr nearly a hun-/fil with people, dancing, tripping, dred years the people have been sing: prank-playing people, men and women ing something entirsly different from/and children, all dancing and laugh- Not long ing and shouting. Everybody will ago a commission was appointed toldance but those too busy. supplying inquire into the history of the famous the dancers with refreshments these, song, and as a result of their inves-land the Bourbons, th gt; Orleanists and tigations the original version has been the Bonapartists, who will sulk in agreed uw) and will be played and their homes. It is not pleasant for, sung officially today for the first time those who seek the restoration of the since the of the First Republic./monarchy or the empire, this annual Quatorze lt;Zulllet is a holiday in spectacle of a people Who dance to Montreal, Q New Orleans and the air of Marsellaize, and who sing other Americhh cities having consid- o Liberte, Fraternite et Egalite: erable French populations, and in cit- This is the fru t of Revolution a ies throughout the country-the tricolor happy, thrifty, contented populace will float today beside the national dancing the fardndole in the streets standard. In Paris; that city of light/ot Paris, and shouting, as the glasses and laughter, the Fourteenth of July clink, Vive Ia republique. for . ue : Prepare Yourself for Business: ENTER THE SOUTHERN ALBERTA Students may enroll at any time. WILLIAMSON Contractors, *; Shop Fittings ahd Repairs Given Prompt Attention. See Us for Screen Doors and Windows. ATKINSON FISHER DRAYING. Orders Promptly Attended to. - Day Add Tate Bowling 7 ite. Phone 3 Street. Phone 508. Khedive of Egypt, 38 To-morrow, ei (By 0. Terence)) Abbas Pashs,, Khoilive, ot Hexpt,;in Vienna and IurSpoan tn tastes, was who is thirty-eight years old today, is exPected to follow in his footsteps, not-the least. of the problems that introduced many European innova- A tions, fostered the arts and sciences, Lord Kitchener has to deal with in .44 was for many years content with his administration of .that. country./one wife. The Khedivah was a form- Theoretically, the Khedive has about er slave, a Circassian beauty of the as much to do with the goyetnment of trpe so highly favored by Moslems. the world s oldest country as I have. Long she remained supreme in: the Actually he exerts 2 considerable in- harem, and in 1899 bore tha Khedive fluence over his dusky subjects. Injan heir, Prince Mohammed Abdul hatred of the forelgner and his rue and Khedive ag a playmate by the Sultan his religion. Peace and prosperity or Turkey, and the affection they early now smile on the nation on the Nil . entertained for each other seemed to The actions of the Khedive may de- grow with the years. Talk, stately d tiz- termine whether this condition 1s to nified, the Khedivah was a beautiful continue, or whether there shall be woman, and admirably fitted to her repetition of the nationalist rebel- role. revolution culminated in the tite Eden of colnablat bliss. In Tem- battle of Telel-Kebir, the bombardment jesvar, Hungary, some forty years 2g0, of Alexandria, end the occupation by Fannj Esendes, a child-of the people the military of the Khediviate. was born. Of her young womanhood Cherchez Ia femme look for the wo- the least said the better. She man and we find her in Countess beautiful, Toeroek, the Hungarian adventuress secured a musical education, although Order by Mail You are just as safe in buying from us by mail as if you were buy- to. Our mail order de- partment is thoroughly equipped and our facil- ities for the executing of out-of town orders cannot be surpassed. We invite patronage through this depart- Household Goods IF NOT SATISFIED MONEY REFUNDED BED SPREADS AT 1.45 EACH Strong, wearing puality honeycomb bedspreads hemmed, size 70x90 in., Neilgqn s pee, 1.45 jal value .. rolg wearing q' bleached linen Cloths, hemmed ready for use; size 60x86 in. BEST SCOTCH is the ing of our Cork Carpets, mire Iameline Parkhurst, and not Emmeline Goulden was born in ing in person. All or- af good 8 sutfrag tte in the world is more Manchester, England, July 14, 1858, Ak Gao REAR See sincere than I, In tendering her felic- an was the daughter of an eminent ders are promptly and that every piece we r stations and congratulations today, the Radical politician. In her girlhood intelligently attended seasoned. quoted : Best quality special grey Best quality green per square yard . per square yard . per square yard . Second quality brown per square yard . SPECIAL QUALITY TURKISH TOWELS 45 AF 125APATR linen Turkish Brown . . acti. Table 2nd + gt Ne ab- ; sorkent weaves; size 24 x54 inches- Cork Carpets MANUFACTURE case ii all lines throughout our attention to the buy- Only best makers supply us and we have their assurance ive is thoroughly As a result of the most favorable pur- chasing arrangements we can supply the following qualities and colors at + per square yard ...... Best quality brown, Geatairal) *; Second quality green .. -:: with this Cork Carpets. yard. prices * 1.50 1.45: 1.35 1.10 Sq. yard . sq. yard . FE Bs bebe ole fe fe ofe de fe fe ofe fe fe fe ole oe oh + SAMPLES OF COLOR AND * + QUALITY ON REQUEST. + PEPE E ERE ESS TREE OY IE complete 85 be os. BED In 3 ft., 3 ft., 6 in., 4 ft., or 4 ft., 6 in., fitted with 1 1-16 in. corner posts, with heavy castings, angle iron gross bars, fillings, heavy chills and brass knobs. 40 Freight prepaid. Set of Diners for 13.50 lows 118. and she bad a:voice. She Wy Neilson s spec- WALL BURLAPS AT 30 CENTS Fu YARD Heavy make, 36 inches. wide, in pale green, dull crimson and natural, ot Neilson s special value 30 cents a yard. Write for sampies. Neilson s spec- ial value... ole SPRING AI1 sizes, strong. woven - lace fabrie reinforced every six inches with heavy triple weave bands, and supported by 5 straight wire So cables on a strong ana vermin Resot Spec vt 7 5 Speeial Freight- prepaid: 5 side chairs and vy 1 arm chair, sad- Fea dle shaped seats: shaped back, broad arms, built of solid 14 eut oak in early Eng- lish finish; Set of chairs. valu rer set DL dO Freight prepaid PDA An idea of the prices can be judged from the foll DINNER PLATES; TEA PLATES, 1.65-a doz. WE ASK YOU AGAIN: ; Write for a sample and full range of prices and the CENTRE TABLE Highteen square top, shaped uydershelf 15 in. square, heavy fancy turned legs, in selected quarter cut oak or rich mah- 5 will coffee stain the broken part. Write.us for a sample plate sent free for the asking. WE PREPAY FREIGHT ON ORDERS AMOUNTIN TO 95.00 OR OVER. Green festoon border; lt;. .Greek key pattern with two light green lines, Dark green band design. 195 a doz. bert JUDGE: pe lish: finish. Special same careful attention as in Special quality hand y laid, per square yai 2nd quality dnlaid, Per 8 No. 3 sealityy 3 inlaid, No. 3 special inlaid, Per ; WRITE us FOR SA There are.three suitable patterns to choose trom CUPS AND SAU PIE PLATES, ey inch 1.60 We would like to tall We do not carry lower qualities. . to you about Our Hotel Ware Are you satisfied with the ware you are now using YOU MAY BE Would you like something better? . Something with a longer life ware that will give yo better service looks better and easier to handle on ai ount of its welded edge. Then use eentage of breakage has been lower than others 6f heavier make a still has that light delicate appearance that I desire on the table. VITRIFIED Is a noteworthy feature. still retains that milky whiteness, which. isa If this ware gets cube gt; 2.40 EIGHTH AVE. EAST, CALGARY ery on Egypt. may the slumbrous Nile be tinged with Szendro, a Hungarian noble. Him she the red of blood. married. The Count died In a mad ded wite, ago His father had been progressive Khedive in Vienna, The ruler became a in spirit, and Abbas Pasha, educated infatuated with the woman, and invit- bas Pasha was born July 14, 1874, house. Enough for him. whose maiden name was Fanni Esen-jher method did not meet with the ap- des, and whe-now occupies the harem proval of the wife of tte air ctor of ed her to visit him at his harem. The those of her childsen- ee of the Khedive as his*favorite wife. the conservatory where she studied. Countess accepted, and found harem ian woman, become a convert to Is- She it is who may bring war and/mis- Her face and voice attracted the at- life to her liking. Through her influence tention of Count Albin Toeroesk de planted -the Circassian -beanty in. thels heart of the Khedive, who tooi ithe Jovely adventuress for hig Jawful domestis reigned in the hatemThe fought yallanty for her She easily sup-/ian ended Trst place tthe ee Sra. began dis hagvjyev Involve a whole people, and make Wah Egypt temporarily rights and place for Europeans. Ve-court, as well as In his af- use a halfveup of water. Her spouse, eager to please, Strain through a jelly bag. Then let) siasses, and cover with paraffine wa: soteht to tuitttr ter wishes, Thus the juice stand over night, so all sed- Gomestic warfare that may iment may drop to the bottom of the RHUBARB JELLY Teady to com whe neold, an ut-healthfulla pigt of sugar to each pint of Juice. Department has every facility for Simmer the julos alime for ten minutes plying the most satisfactory. 5 then put in the sugar, which has firs been heat d. Cook until the mixtur Jellies onthe spoon. ? Stew well. scum from the top. Pour jelly int Remove . th P ie

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