777

Date 1912-02-29

From 777

Ad mie four yl touring x srs old, fo ), Live Stock cers, 619 Tor very Friday yelock. Ranch nducted any sales cou 1It us, our ex 1 free. HB. nto St. 182dte US, pertles in and de for ranch improved, in and Manitoba, the Pacific (the Panama salty Traders, . Vancouver, 17Bd1:0. outtlt break- ply Furrow, issate (XD GENTS. noes, watches Hises, watt instrumenta aggons, bug. 8, carpenter nd furs, horse s, bought and vard Tailoring ue, opposite 0. box 101. rloes Paid for 23DU. HIDE, FUR e above have on of Second y. We carry Bedding, new ng. Clocks, Guns, Re- cies, Harness, winter geeds, ntioned above 5. Call at 504 Phone S87. tf caning Co. ourth Avenue. and Repaired Goods Bought dT IS, Proprietor. ivered D PRESSINC the Pingle Ug store, Main nteed. Ladies: tention, Goods Phone 353 176d1 mo. panent mam to tant driver of ireman in the rtment, salary first year. Ap- n writing, stat- nd references, sonally to the 19satr ON, Barrister, Medicine Hat, 3lock, Room ox 540. 63Dtf ARDS, CHINES aud Pianos and to rent All W. J. Fleming. B.A.Sc. cineer, Land Surveyor Railways, , Irrigation, Hat, Phone 484 te Binnings) Imates cheer- of Papering SES CAPITAL Stockhol 1 Company, a Standard O11 cial meeting f the proposal iny s eapltal 1 15,000,000. rt of the in- if 8,000,0 dard Ol Com- nit further fin also in line lley of the for- Standard O11 thelr capital more cfosely Thursday giz MEDICINE HAT DATLY N Ws F cnuca FUR ALLAN CU P Ss PC aSoteatesteateatectonteatectasteatestestes strate steatosis ofeete efesfeateateafeote efretestosteatosts ifesleaieaeste ste Calgary A.C. Team BOWLING Defeated Taber in veecccrecees Eliminating Contest 2 , Winners now Go Up agains 'Peg Victorias for the Al- 1 BIRN lan Cup Goal Tenders Decided Game Cook of sininy Taber Let many Pass Him Score 5-3. Holt . Cooper 0 a Frooa CW. A. P. Dispatch) scott Caigury, Alta, Feb. 29. The mpoc- ed a Bockey game in the provines laacular playing of Chuck Clark in the Two thousand tive bumdred people 919 869 864 Jap Modell ec eo ics tie metas witcha the cowteat, wile as tam CNTHERS of A. G. Cook, who occupied the cor- more were turned away broause of Bristol Is the Business responding position for Taber, decid- lack of accomodation Freeman , ed last night's quaklying game for The game was played under prutest. FB. Cooper Man's Favorite the Allan Gup. The score stood Cal- Tie Calgary team played aman who D. Robertson with its comforta- gary 5, Taber 3. had been sigued early in the season by A Robertson Outside of tha work of the Calgary the St. Mary's team of the Alberta ble, roomy fitting- qoal tender, the Taber team outplay- Hockey Association, but who jumped 866 426 qualities, its low, e4 t locals. Clark stopped no tess is contract to play with the A. lt;a than 19 shots 70 the first half whila outfit. Another issue of the protest euicrer broad heel, and toe the Taber net guardian was calle that the Calgury A.C. were not the sae j actual champions of the Southem Al- expression: upon only six times and on twa af Act (W. A. P. Cable) pression Of Sood e ceasious fe waa touel want ers logue is tases e2 Dasma, the Loudon, Feb, 29 Austalla sense. amg. Clark allowed but one goal of fother team in the league, bad regis: J xplendid recovery In tie Inst i We picture the Jap the 2 shots registered: tered q protest, and if it had been of the fifth and finul game with Eng. M A Im the. second hak, the Taber tean won by the Bassas team another iand, The bad lent i Model in a soft Glazed had the miajoritn of the game would have ben necasary tol capped the batsmen yesterday on the Kid Blucher, with a but the goal tenders again decided h: decide the championship. The execu fey grounds; but in spite of this. heavy single sole of old- corest, Clark stopping ten out of)tive o the Isague tad never given athe Australians bare aii excelten twelve shots decision on the protest. This protest Chance of winning the mateh, requir fashioned oak-tanned J 1, contrast to this, A. G. Clark al was forwardal to Wm Northey, the ng 284 runs to capture the math leather. We have other towed three ow of atx posible shots cup trustee i onlay seater score Word was received betore the game loss of 3 wickets and require 170 runs models of the Nettleton . Jwith seven wickets to fa The contest was witnessed by the forthey that the winner of th : Make, but recommend 1... crowd who have ever witness game should play in Winsipeg again When play Geased yesterday Fng- the Jap to the busyman nets aod Tinsotay of ant fad cored 200 uty for ine for every day wear. ee the final Exgliah wicket fell for GAME LAWS OF aan A caviac ante AU onsite RGU 1 side 257 runs ahead of the match If the wicket should go to Pierce, the Australians chances of success ngs of 539 and putting WESTERN CANADA A nent little Booklet complied London, Feb. 29. The following for avr erstomers and made to Icague football games were playel ye et, containing Sole Agents Mill be less encouragin fanitoba, Sas : Alverta and British Fi Ontario, also of Everton 1, Bi t divisi Turpin Bros. ton Wanderers 0 The Dally News ne a ey to the Scrithern league Mau's Stone Where You sport This booklet will be 1 ct Rowers a Stoke WW Tal speci Gener PREPAC Cee eee arts Eladly malted with our comple Oe towing ragty games werealso Conrervative Association will be held L re aN ry ARS tan in the Conr: Room of the City Hall SPORTING GOODS CO sity 21, Army 9, to-night at o'clock sharp, Important Winnipes. Mii ' Rosslyn 8. fvsiness to nsucted stat Sunsertbe NOW for dollars in taxicab bills SGALT CARS, Tourist and: Roadster, FIVE MODELS The Greatest Actual Automobile Value for the Money in Canada. The Reasons Why: ae In the chassis there tas been adopted a style and a standard of construction that simply cannot weaken and that will stand up under the most trying tests in motor car depend- ability, A wonderful, silent, powerful and efficient motor, built in the Unit Power Plant ty Everything e h in fact every possible working part 1s enclosed yet so easily accessible that any trouble can be immediately reached by simply removing one of the quick detachable casing plates. The motor is trouble- less, speedy, powerful and always ready for the hardest work under any kind of conditions. The full floating rear axle, elimating danger in axle trouble and a great deal of tire trouble; tLe three including valves, flywheel, transmission, clu F-tght, oll-tight and dirt-proof aluminum hous in point suspension; the high tension magneto; the steering gear, absolutely automatic in its take up for wear; the center control; the full equipment; and a number of other advanced features, many of which are only found in mported high priced cars, and most not found at all in Canadian cars of the same price. Further investigation will conclusively prove that the GALT Is a High Class Car with a Medium Price. LET US SHOW YOU THE CAR, BETTER YET, GET A DEMONSTRATION. MEDICINE HAT AGENCY 3 2 438 Fifth Avenue BASEBALL NOTES. backstopping department LACROSSE DEALS The Pittsburg Club paid 5 ,000 for Coach Wiltert. Rqtanson decalres minor league players last Fall and Tofonte, Ont, Feb. 28. Lacrosse hat Louis Drucke, of the Giants, will will have to pay 3,000 additional if mils are in the ait locally. Toronto's ichers of thal the players are retained. have been after Harry Murton to man- Jack Lewis, who will be given / me the Scartoro team. They have H the National Commision gives triai at second base by the Boston offered Kalb for bim and Charlie permission the Iilue Grass league will Red Sax, lives in Pittsburg, where be QUerTIC and Querrie refused to consid- place teams in Louisville and Coving- conducts an undertaking business... / r it. The Tecomsch's bad came back ton, Ky Scout Dick Kinsella, of the St, Lou- With an offer, Hurton for Wamick Youngstown, now in the Central is Cardinals, will receive 5,000 for Hieh hangs fire. Then be made the feague, claims to have played to 119, taree months work, and is said to be Sect Teilway man a sweeping offer of 000 persous in the Ohio-Peontylvamia the higzest priced man in baseball. Murton, Grayden and Kinsman for league last scason President Charhe EUbetts, of the Power, Kalb, Wamick and Nese and Manager Wullace, of the St Louis) Brooklyn cleat, considers Forbes Field, Wa refused by the Toronto's, ins owns, has engage Lou Criger, the at Pittsburg, the model baseball yar , an and Graydon gre the Tecamsel rmet big league catcher, to coach the and will embody many of its features bold ont pitchers. Nenataiserepie This season all American league) Uncle Cy Young is training at teams will dress at the grounds which Hot Springs, Ark., for his twenty- will save the clubs several thousand third year in big league buscball. Cy Jimmy Jarvis, who won the 186- says his weg is sell strong and he pound National amateur boxing cham- Pitcher Blaime Durbin, formerly with will show the youngsters how the pionship in Boston last year, is Bow the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds, teasers are tw isted boxing professionally in New York. has signed with the Oakland Pacitic Harrys Melntyre, the spit-ball ewir- Carl Morris and Jim Stewart will Coast. league team. ler, Was the first Cub to report in do it all over again, having Beem re With Topsy Hartsel acting as pilot, Chicago. Harry was decoratal with matched for q 10-round bout to Cake Toledo fans believe the Mud hens will his sparklers and made the girls with placa in Brooklyn, March 20. de there or uear, in the American As-/diamond beels Inok like a lantern in Boxing and wrestling have got sociation race. ja railroad shanty strong hold in several of the farge With Gabby Street and Ea Swee- (oe universities of the country, and tot ney working hehind the plate, the) For ali kinds of job printing, try naments between the students in the New York Yankees are wellfixed im the the News Job Department different classes are held frequently. THE RING /McLaughlin-Buick Cars Why when The Cars that have Stood the Test. TWO pABSER GET eae 24H. P. Two PASSENGER ROADSTER, 34 1H. P. 108 inch wheel base, 35x4 inch wheels, demountable rim axle. ....-- FIVE PASSENGER TOURING CAH, 24 H. P. FIVE , PASSENGER TOURING CAR, 34 H. P. FIVE PASSENGER TOURING CAR, 45 H. P. 116 inch wheel base 36x4 inch wheels demountable rims with extra rim. Elect- rie lighted (head, side and tail lamps) by storage battery, charged by dyna- mo, equipped with self-starter, top, g . ing rear axle. . WE our a car that has been tried out 1250.00 semi-floating rear 1 500. oo aerate e Complete with top, glass front and speedometer, semi-floating rear axle .... 1 500.00 Toa inch wheel base 35x4 inch wheels, demountable rims, with extra rim. Complete with top glass front and speedometer, semi-floating rear axle 1750.00 front and speedometer. Full float- 2650.00 Cars Selective Type Sliding Gear Transmission. Cadillac Cars The car with the self-starter which has Experiment a guarantee of 100 per cent. efficiency youcan get ' which crate the car in same manner as if eranked by hand power. 5 Passenger Touring Car 116 inch wheel base, 36 x 4 inch wheels complete with electric lighting and double ignition sys- tem, top wind-shield and speedometer 2750.00 We will be pleased to give you a demon- stration. Mitchell Cars Enough Said Big Six-7 Passenger Touring Car, com- plete 3,200.00. Little Six 5 passenger Touring Car com- plete 2,350. * 2 passenger Roadster 1,450.00, HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE McLAt CO. TO CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF RE- LON DELAYS WAITING FOR PARTS. Th ree Car Loads NJOw on the Way. PAIR PARTS FOR THE COMING SEASON, WHICH MEANS YOUR CAR WILL BE LOOKED AFTER WITH- PHONE 182 3 3 s 2 : he Medicine Hat Garage 3 3 3 PHONE 182.

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