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The Olds Gazette 1926-01-01 - 1927-12-30
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1927-06-03
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The Olds Gazette, Olds, Alberta, June 3. 192 HIERE is no royal road to success, but good appearance is, a valuable short-cut. OOD appear- ance is what the Gry cleaner has for sale. And his low prices make the invest- ment small, in- deed, for its large return. E. KING Phone 63 4th Street West CLOTHES DO HELP YOU WIN...DRY CLEAN THEM OFTENER! Local and General | | The Church of England congrega- Ition will have their Whitsunday |celebrations of Holy Communion at 7.45 and 10.30 a.m. The monthly meeting of the I.0. 'D.E. wil] be held at the home of | Mrs. A. L. Harvey on Wednesday evening, June 8th, at 8 o’elock. | Myr. JoW. Webert, of the Bank ;of Montreal staff at C orondtion, spent the week end at) Olds. Me. | Webert is a nephew of -barber Shoe- bottom. The publi¢ school girls basket ball team got a rather severe trimming on Friday afternoon Jast, «in their gaine against a team representing the Didsbury public school, at. Dids- bury. In the list of: hospital donations which appeared in last Friday's issue. the donation of a dresser, easy ehair and table by Miss Clara Buck- ton, should have read Miss Buckton and pupils. Mr. L. 1.. Hanley has. sold his house in Parkvale to Mr. ‘KE, L. Charchill, of Olds, who is coming to Red Deer to act as representative for the Great) West Life Assurance Co.—Red ‘Deer Advoeate. The Catholie Women’s League wil] hold a food sale and tea in Mrs. Réeadwin’s millinery store on Satur- day afternoon, June 4th,-in aid. of the Olds ‘aienera]l Hospital. | For the children’s enjoyment. there will be a fish pond. Donations for this he termed as a pioneer of Olds. Mr. Landon will] move. his equipment from the Wilkinson Hardware to his new place of business, opposite the .Olds Mercantile Company’s store. Commencing June 20th, the Al- Branscombe’s Billiards Barbers Baths herta Wheat Poo) will undertake an lintensive drive for the signing up of the second series of contracts. In preparation for this campaign a con- ference of the seventy wheat pool delegates has ‘heen called for Mon- day, June 6th, in Calgary. The conference will last two days. - OLDS, ALTA. O. K. GARAGE PHONE 110 Fords Reconditioned Lathe Work General Garage and Machine Work EVERYTHING :GUARANTEED | Tires-Greases - Phone./ /0 - Gils-Service : Municipal Co-operative Hail Insurance a worthy: cause’ will . be .gladly re- ceived. 22¢) Mr. ‘Lou Earl, our. pioneer tin- smith, has sold his. business to Mr. F. L. Landon, who also may now The Markets ONS icone ee ee 34c to 5c . 60¢ to 68c Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Hayes’ are again paying their annual summer visit ta Olds.. Summering in Olds and wintering in California seems to be an ideal life and agrees perfectly with the retired couple. The jour- ney was made via the auto route. It is their intention not to make an extended visit this summer, but to return so that their son “‘Alfie’’ may come to Olds:to renew auld acquaintances Those of thé east district and also “lof town who knew Mr. W.. H. Milli- gan in the early days, when: he resided at Trochu and was a partner in the rea] estate business of Milli- gan & Slipp. will regret to hear of his death, which occurred in Calgary on Friday last,.after an illness of a few months. Of late years Mr. Mil- ligan has been a business visitor ‘to Olds periodically. as a representative of the Carnation Milk Co. The funeral was held in Calgary on Sun- day, and the large following of sor- rowing. friends’ was a tribute to the popularity of the deceased among his fellow travellers. A new Ford car of extensively revised design was announced on May 25th in an. official statement issued by the Ford’ Motor Company of Canada. The new Ford has been designed by Henry Ford, who also designed the famous model ‘I, which for 20 years has been a Jeader in the automotive industry: For this new mode] is claimed: speed, style, flexi- bility. and control in ‘traffic... In quality and price it promises to bea notable contribution to the motor world. . It is understood that it will cost more to manufacture than. the present. model. T but that it will be more economical to operate: Chautauqua, the finest in enter- tainment. and education that ever comes to Olds. is with us to-day, and to-night will commence a series of concerts and lectures in the big brown tent, which is located west of the baseball park. The holders of season tickets are assured of'a de- lightful four day season of high-class entertainment, and: are eagerly an- ticipating the usual Chautauqua treat which is in store.» An‘adult season. ticket: holder. enjoys’ every Performance at an approximate cost of 36 cents,. whereas. the general admission price ranges from 75 ¢ts. to. one dollar.. Buy your season ticket to-day. The Olds Eiks Pierrot troupe was given a good reception at-Harmattan. hall on Friday night last, when they repeated the concert recently given at the Mayfair theatre. There was a good attendance at the concert, the audience being augmented by a large number from town. . The con- cert went over with: a. bang. the songs, choruses and jokes were very amusing, and the hour and a half of entertainment was énjoyed immen- MAYTON Special gospel meetings will be held in the big brown tent one-half mile north: of Mayton store, com- mencing June 10th, and will con- tinue indefinitely. The Rev. N. H. Payne, of Fruitland, Idaho, willbe the evangelist, with Miss Allworden as song evangelist. Meetings every night at 8 o’clock. Sunday services at 10.30 a.m.,.2 and 7.30 p.m. H. Shantz, pastor at Mayton, will have charge. of the services. WESTERDALE The first of the Saturday after- noon meets will be held on the recre- ation grounds at Westerdale, Satur- day, June 4... The Ladies’ Aid will serve lunch in the evening. The’ National Conservative Con- vention will be held in Winnipeg, next’ month if. possible, .and not later than Atigust Ist. Here and There lt is. estimated, that 23,500,000 acres will be sown to crops this year in the West, an increase. of 2;500,000 acres over. #926. hold the record for The average Canadian last year consumed 337—a_ record according to Dr. -J. A... Grisdale, Reputy Minister. of Agriculture. Canadians eating eggs. Tobacco-growing is flourishing in Western Ontarig, and this year the acreage will likely run to 45,000 or double that devoted. to the: produc- tion of this plant in-1925. The crop last year was valued at $6,000,000. One of the most powerful radio stations in Canada will .be erected at Red Deer, Alberta, in the -near future. Stations will be operated in Calgary and Edmonton by remote | control to the main station. New Zealand will be officially represented at the World’s Poultry Congress at Ottawa, July 27. to August 4. R. W. Hawke, one of the Island Dominion’s best known poul- try breeders, will. represent that country. ° es Besides the ‘game fish hatchery which will be established by the Do- minion Government in the Wateron Lakes district in Southern Alberta, a commercia] fish hatchery will be established in the north. The latter will also handle certain species of game fish suitable to lake waters. The Canadian Pacific steamship passenger traffic. through the port of Saint John during the winter season. of 1926-7 was over 40 per cent. greater than that of the previ- ous season, and it is expected that the summer traffic through the St. Lawrence port will: show a. still greater increase. The Canadian Pacific Railway Company. reports ‘from Winnipeg the marketing. of grain at the pres- er, Roofing, Cement, Railway Ave. East, Olds FOR LUMBER Building Materials of all kinds for Houses, Barns, Machine Sheds, etc—Building Pap- Hard Wall Plaster. Special Price on Tamarack Posts R. A. CRAIG See that you Get the Best Cement Phone 44 “'Thorne’s 5:piece Orchestra : Thursday jem Oth Agricultural Grounds Bowden Sports a Baseball Tournament Between Didsbury, Old’, Bowden and Innisfail Games at 10-a.m., 4 and 6 p.m. Athletic Events of all Kinds Commencing at 3 p.m. General Admission 75e—Children 25e—Vehicles Free BIG DANCE IN THE EVENING J. B. McLaren, Pres. $1 a Couple, extra lady 25¢ A. A. Prout, Sec’y: For Satisfaction Let Your Next Car be 66 P al g e” The A ristocrat of the Highway The Quality and- Workmanship Your Protection Frequent Trips to the Garage Eliminated . High Mileage and Efficiency a Lasting Satisfaction For Pleasure and Economy Drive a PAIGE “Ask for Demonstration and be Convinced Jos. Stauffer, Dealer ) “SS Saved the farmers of Alberta over $3,250,000.00 in the last eight years, and is the ONLY Hail Insurance provided at cost. OUT .OF: EVERY DOLLAR OF premium charged during the period mentioned 84% cents was returned to the insured in losses, 7% cents paid all cost of administration,-and 8- cents was added to the reserve fund now amount- ing to $770,000.00 which belongs to the farmers. WHY NOT INSURE your crops with Insurance that gives protection from date of ——- is re- ceived until September 30th? For full information see Your Municipal Secretary Phone 29 Cream Shippers, Attention THE OLDS CREAMERY was built to serve this community—we give a service unexcelled, spot cash for your cream, so why ship away and sun ‘risks of losing grades on your cream? The quicker your cream is graded the better for you and the industry. Bring us your cream and be convinced. Government Man in Charge of Grading and Testing Service Special Cream No. 1'Cream OLDS CREAMERY A. A. DUNKLEY, Mgr. Agent for Crystal Ice Cream and Domo Separators Phone 29 - per pound fat 33c : -' 3lc sely. The-dance after the perform- ance was also well patronized, and it was a merry crowd that tripped the light fantastic to the music of the concert troupe's. orchestra until the early hours of the following day. The proceeds from the concert and dance will go towards furnishing a ward at the Olds General Hospital, ‘which the: Jocal lodge’ has under- taken. - RURAL NEWS WESTERDALE UNITED. CHURCH J. W. Smiley, Pastor. Sunday, June 5. Westerdale—Morning service, 11 Sunday school, 12 Harmattan—Sunday school, 1.30 , Church service, 2.30 Westward Ho—-Sunday school, 4.30 Church service, 5 SUNDRE On Friday, June 10th, the Girls’ Club will hold a dance at Sundre Hal]. The Cremona orchestra will furnish the music. A good time is guaranteed. INNIS LAKE Mr. C. G. Hamilton, student minister at the Olds Presbyterian church, will hold service at the Innis Lake school on Sunday, June Sth, at 3 p.m. Everybody cordially invited. GARRINGTON The June meeting of*the (tarring- tun W.I. will be held at the home of Mrs. Ferber, on Thursday the 9th. The July meeting will be held at Mrs. Berggren’s. All members will please note the change. ent Frateof 180,000-bushels—daily—as compared with 123,376 for the cor- responding season of last year. Manitoba’s 180,000 compares with _Saskatchewan’s 533,000 and Alber- ta’s 366,827. Loadings are also above last year’s record with 220 cars daily. ae The greatér: portion of the bells forming the carillon to be installed in the Victory Tower, at Ottawa, were shipped from England on May 7 by the Canadian Pacific steamship “Balfour.” The carillon, consisting of 53 bells, is regarded as the fin- est in the world, and have been cast at the famous bell foundry at Croy- don. The bells are a portion of a national memorial to thousands of Canadians who- laid down their lives in the Great War. The Province of New Brunswick is. rising in importance asa fur- farming province. The report on the fur farms of Canada, just -is- sued by the Dominion. Bureau of Statistics shows New Brunswick at the head of all the provinces in th? matter, of the yearly gain in the number of fur farms. These in- creased by exactly 100 in the vear ending March, 1926, nearly doud- ling the number of the year betore and standing in the‘later 206. Prince Edward Island still leads the Domimon in the numvuer of farras, having 570 out of a Do minien total of 2,283. the iatter fisure comparing with 2180 year before. Tne provorces rank follows: Prince. Rdwara [s-a” Ontario 495; Quebec, Brunswick, 206; Nova S,: year at wa A’berta and British Columba fa\ 120; Manitoba. 43; 42, and the Yukon Territoiies. Saskatenewan eu, "Patroaze Our liveries | *: Phone R120 OLDS SUMMER__—_ - Excursion Fares Canadian Pacific Rockies San ‘Francisco After Vancouver The Romantic Northland - Eastern Canada In Effect May 15 Banff -— .Lake Louise — Emerald Lake - Nine Bungalow Camps Pacific Coast. - Alaska Vancouver.— Victoria — Seattle — Portland — Los Angeles See Alaska A choice of routes via all rail'or lake-and rail Excursion fares in effect May 22 to Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chicago, New York and other large centres L. H. WALKLEY, Agent, OLDS Have the Ticket Agent tell you more about Summer Trips CANADIAN PACIFIC Boost Chautauqua
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Image 637 (1927-06-03), from microfilm reel 637, (CU12500226). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.