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The Olds Gazette 1924-01-04 - 1925-12-25
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1924-10-31
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_- | OXFORD EDITION OF We're sorry for youf Mrs. “‘Aunty’’ Brown> em < For fleeing away from this "ere town. You’re going to a Lemon of a City, Where sharks and alligators show no pity. You’ ve sold your cows and chickens, Ycu’ve raised the very dickens; You've toiled and slaved, and, here let “us state, Your future reward will sure be great. seme Vol. XXII. No. 44. The Olds Gazette OLDS, ALBERTA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1924. ™“ Sunberry Valley is a beauty spot, Where birds of a feather flock. Yet a special ‘:’E. Bird’’ did fly, Far away, and_on the sly. iS “Qhirrup’d and ebitter’d did every mate; The valley ran, witb their.tete-a-tete, But the ‘‘Bird” returned to hie nest for two, ange With another a: plumage of dif- ferent hue x $2.00. a Year. a All Sales GASH—Please Do Not Ask for Credit "Our Annual Plea “ Order. Your Xmas Cards _ DO IT Now $2.00 to $10.00 per doz. - Private Greeting SEE OUR STANDARD ndard Authors $3.50 41d $5.75 Boys’ & Girls’ Books 10c to $2.00 : 5c Dolls To The . O.S.A. Students. Let Us Supply Your Wants NOTE BOOKS. black covered— 10¢, 3 for 25¢e, 2 for - 25 and 35c each Ask Us About the 25e¢.—— gularly advertise in our columns, and by -doitg so proclaim their, weekly bargains and invite you into their stores, are all of one accord, in a wish, that they will at least have the opportunity of comparing the quality and: price of their fall goods with outside competition. It isnow the season of the year when thou- sands of dollars simply vamoose, and land into the pockets of people and business men—wheo« Haven’t a dime investéd in this town or district, Nut Bars 6 for 25c Try MELOIDS ’ For That Tickling Cough Print Your Pictures Waterman’s Pen, $2.75 to’ $7. || If you prefér & cheaper quality of Pens, $1—$2 goods, the kind that you ‘usually get Open EndNote Books, through .the express. or post-office, Scec—10c—15c ; you may have. that preference right Exercise Books, Sc, 6 for 25c here, but if a better quality is de- 10c, 3 for 25c. sired, then it. always: costs a ‘trifle s m more. Why is that partonizers of ‘ : mail-order housés do not ‘usually LET US- send away for Waterman ‘fountain Develop Your Films pens, Stanfield’s’ underwear and Sema: ake ; other well known. goods? It is he- cause that articles of the same quality can. be purebased. just . 26 Cut Flowers Phone Us :.:. Prompt Service A Complete Stock of l *3 Flowers Toilet Articles IN. STOCK..... Maybank’s Drug Store “The Rexall Store” For Sunday and Night Calls: Phone 72 M. R. Mavbank cheaply right at home. ‘his applies to all the goods of equal quality, but the town man is at a disadvantage in this respect, in ‘having the goods to display, while the out-of-town man has only an alluring picture, and.it is the habit of the westerner to take a chance, so he buys something that he knows absolutely ‘nothing about. How many: times is he disappointed? and back goes the goods, and he forgets to add the additional expense on the cost of the goods that didn’t fit or wasn’t quite up to expec- tations. Alas, the: picture has losty CURRIE BROS., BUTCHERS We are Placing a Live Poultry Carin : | dies ‘TO LOAD ON sone - Puesday, Wednesday and — Thursday, Nov. 4th-5th-6th Chickens, No. 1....12¢ "No. 2..,.10¢e Old Roosters.... -- Se PRICES a Fowl), 4 lb. and over, 10c., Fowl, Light & No. 2, Fat Ducks : F. O. B. CARS We guarantee the above prices. live poultry advance between now an you are assured of full benefit of advance. Dae cas as ‘Shoulds the market Sa 5 d the time of loading, Ze Bc THIRD STREET WEST 3 CURRIE BROS,, Wholesale & Retail Butchers” PHONE 70 you know. You go into his store invited, you handle his goods, .you try on. his garments or shoes (no guess work), you examine: the quality ad-lib., ‘in fact, you can see éxactly what you desire. to purchase, and you can’t beat it: i We take it upon ourselves. to offer a suggestion at this particular shop-' [ping time, when you large orders ? “e ms mum” is forever in trading at home, with men wham SESLHL its charm. .There is a vast difference ad count for so much, and we do agree that every buyer ison the qui. -vive to purchase. where his money goes the. farthest- simply this, that it doesn’t cost a nickel .to. have a straight business talk to’ our local merchants (they will appreciate it). .Tell them of your intentions, make out ‘your order, accompanied. with cash, and | challenge your home shopkeeper to compete, for “‘de mon” hollers just as loud to our local business.man as to the outsider. ele Let quality be the main point of discussion, and -we believe you'll make a real bargain> Try this scheme once;~and if you’ré not a | winner on the home market, we. will humbly-~crave your’ pardon, and he -word on the subject of buying-at home. ——. Olds Local ULF.W.A. ~ : Although the threshing machine A | -Farmers--Attention! oe ‘If you have a lod of Plowing 6 do: we wish to draw your attention to a Few Real - Good Buys in 3 and 4-furrow e Power Lift New ; Mrs. John Dodd found time to graciously perform the duties of! hostess to the U.F.W..A. on Satur- [day Oct.18th. -A-goodly number were present, and after the regular business was disposed of, the Jadies enjoyed a talk from Mr. Speekman, M.P., member for ‘the Federal house, who happened to be in Olds that day, returning from a meeting held at Sundre the previous eveniag. The members of the local and others are now busily cngaged in preparing fortheir chaning bazaar, to be held the latter part of November, at | Oliver Gang Plows - | These Plows can be Used with Horses or Tractor A Special Buy which -will be—displayed fancy work, aprons, handkerchiefs, etc., suitable for Christmas presents, also large quantities of farm produce will be on display, including fresh cream, but- ter, pickles» jars: of jam, also vege- tables of all kinds’ fresh from the farms. Any. woman who is sym- thetic with otf work, may-con- 4 tribute A_nice lunch was. then LZ) x Jacks = WE also have a Good Buy ia ‘VY McCormick Manure Spreaders. Second Hand Pumping Engines Tank Heaters Fanning Mills, etc served by the hostess and herusgist- ants Then all dispersed in ‘good time to enable her to prepare supper for the thresher crew. The Nov- ember meeting will be held at: Zilm home. —————_1— The annual meeting of the share- holders of the United Grain Grow- ers Limited, of record, at Olds | Agent > J. H. KEMP, Olds Ener local, ‘will be held in the town hall, Olds, on Wednesday afternoon, November 5th, 1924, commencing at 2 o'clock. All our téwn merchanis who re-}. Our ‘ suggestion is} - was humming away on the farm,} | Capacity. Crowd Jams Auditorium The big crowd that packed the auditorium of the O.S.A. on Eriday night last, demonstrated to the high school students and their teachers the loyalty: of the citizens of Olds to their cause. * ~ The citizens have never failed in past arid the present, and: their is. no cause for alarm as to-whafthe future has in store, because . there will always be & warm.-spot reserved in their-make-up and their loyal Hearts will beat’ a true andante, causing a ‘natural accelerando, whenever the students endeavor to proclaim their need. in auy legitimate enterprise. It was not the outstanding talent that our’ students possessed for en- tertaining, that drew like a magnet the huge crowd to their perfor- mance, but rather it was an op- portunity given to the citizens to again help (when the. call came) along a good cavse,. which worthy object tugged at ‘the. heart and pocket ‘strings of every ‘lover of youth. 2 Nee The students are to: be highly complimented on the rendering of their varied items, which comprised an interesting program. perhaps be beneficial to the young amateurs, quickly vanished when the information leaked out that the students were. their own, advance agents. stage managers, promoters, tutofs, _program committees, etc., ete: ~ The blame lies not at the teacher$’ feet, that they could not spend more time with the preparation. of the concert. The pupils: know the cir- cumstances... -Additional_ work has simply -transferred what should be leisure hours, into a harder grind, so it is with added laurels td the stud- énts that the sucoess of the concert is credited. .. = : The following was the order of the program: c ; 1, Opening. 2. Initiation of Grade IX. students. 3.. Cornet solo—Chas. Allison. 4. Recitation— Wayne Hall. 5. Dialogue—‘‘A debate in Squig- ~ _ginsville.”? : 6: SoloMaybert Hally 7. Trombone solo-Richard Holeton. 8. Chorus—Six high school girls. 9. Dialogue—‘‘A Slight Mistake.” 10. Recitation— Albert Hems. 11. Solo— Gladys Harbison. 12, God Save the King. Mrs} Brown Leaves for Florida Mrs. H. W. Brown left on Wed- nesday to join her-husband, ‘in her new home at Lemon City, Florida. Mrs. Brown is one of the pioneers, Lhaving been a resident of Olds for the past 25 years. ~- Throughout the quarter of a cen- tury she htts-heen_ most faithful in ehureh work, untiring in her efforts of doing her bit for the sick and needy, diso social. activities, both jn town and district. : Her whole Western life, apart from her. regular household dutiés, Has been of a splendid community service, ‘rendering special aid in any good cause, and’ many home and shack on our prairies. has been plessed by the silent, kind deeds. which to her wes a worthy hobby of self-denial and ‘sacrifice. At the tinie of her departure, a snowsto¥m was raging, which pre- vented ‘natty of her friends bidding her adieu at the depot. Mrs, Brown ‘will be greatly missed by all her.friends, which are legion, and we wish her all the prosperity, good health -and-a_long_li in her rallying to_their support, both in the}. : Any. desire of criticism, which may] ” Herbert Clay}.Incumbent. ° Services.on Sunday, Nov. 2nd: _ OLDS--Holy Gommunion, §:30, Even- ing service, 7:30, - one BOWDEN--Morning service at 11:00. DIDSBURY--Afternoon service at 3:00. Sunday school in Olds at_12 noon. ST: ANDREW’S CHURCH NOVEMBER 2ND . Putte worship atthe usual hours will be .conducted. by..the Rev. Angus Melvor, B D., of .Barvas, Sask. The people are showing their appreciation of the excellent services that they are receiving from the. visiting ministers ‘and the presence and ‘spirit: of the ~con- gregation will help to. maintain these every Sunday. 7a AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT! Come today . without fail. Sree ST. JOHN’s CHURCH OF ENGLAND a limited number_of this much sought after ing machine value with ten 75c, “His Master’s Voice” Victor records—complete outfit for $142.50 on terms if desired. $10.C0 Cash $2.50 per week. - College Pharmacy ’ BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. William 8: Watson, Pastor * Sunday, November 2nd Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sabbath school -at close of morning service. Monday 7:30 p:m. Young Peoples. A EMU EY 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting. “McDONALD ACADEMY of Dancing and Fine Arts - Will Hold Classes in...... : : Pokotilo’s Hall Every Frida fe Children’s Classes at 6 p.m. Adult Ball Room Classes at 7:30 p.m.. All persons interested are requested to : « attend the Opening Class. “His Master’s Voice”— - Victrola. Console Model 210 At last ‘we are prepared to supply . model — Canada’s greatest talk- ~ McKERCHER’S ‘Order Your Stove We can promise Repairs for any Canadian Made Stove Promptly - ziSy ‘Repairs Now The Coleman A Good Lamp at a Reasonable Price “CAR! OWNERS will appreciate a Further Reduction just announced = _jn AUTO TIRES— Our 30x3!4 Tire for $7.50 is really.Big Value __ a COAL heller Stove, new sphere of activities =% —_—_——o- Tells-HowLong Hubby Should Last ‘A husband should last as long as love lasts,’ says beautiful Peggy Hopkins Joyce, star in her: own 4 atrimonial adventures and heroine of many affairs d’amour. ate it. And of thorough cleaning. We have unloaded this week cars of the follow-~ ing lines—Pembina Stove, : : Newcastle Commonwealth Lump and Saunders Creek Lump. - ‘For a Satisfactory Service Call On Us! [She HOOVER It BEATS... as it Sweeps . So expertly is The Hoover made, so quiet and smooth running is it, that even a child can oper- \ he Hoover combines beating, or sweeping and air suction—the three eséentials a) Let us demonstrate—there is no obligatiog. Carbon Stove, Drum- (Drumheller) Lump, | as it Cleans j > = Just how long one does last is told in the most. hymorous manner in “Her Temporary Husband,’’ a First National picture, which opens at the Olds theatre ‘next Saturday, Nov- ember 1st. z af Owen Moore, Sidney Chaplin and Sylvia Breamer will be s¢en in the starring parts, while such prominent players as Clfuck Reisner and Charles. Gerrard re supporting parts. The piccnre was directed by John MeDermott#and js an- sdaption of Edward Paulton’s Broadway stage success. by the same name, We Rent this Sweeper with all Attachments at $1) per day McK ERCHER’ +The Home of Radio
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