WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT It didn't freeie, nor did the rain amount to anything.Threshing continued CARDSTONMARKET PRICES: afterlast week's threatening weather al- 30th., most without a break, and cutting of (Thursday, August 1934.) grain is nearing an end for this year. No. 1—Northern Wheat 59.50 Gardens have been wonderful where Rye C. W. 51.00 waterhas been available, and cultivation Oats 32.00 not neglected. Yields are being reported Barley 43.00 anywhere from 20 to 44 bushels, but tt is Flax $1.36 too early yet to report a generalaverage nogs, (Bacon Grade) 7.15 for the District. There will be Beef, (good butcher steers) 2.00 The Cardston News plenty of feed m this district, and con- Lambs 3.50 Cardston, TempleCity ditions are greatly improved over this Cream 14.00 the of . time last year. VOL. 35. NO. 47 .-IURSDAY, AUGUST 30th., 1934 $2.00 per year, ...5c the copy AND GEOLOGY CHARACTERS KNOCKS and SCHOOL PROBLEMS OCCUPY Mentioned m The News CARDSTON GUN CLUB ANNUAL TRAP SHOOTING AROUND the ROTARY TIME During the past week TOURNAMENT BOOSTS I CHARLES L. BURTON, of the WORLD (BY ) Simpson Ltd., m de- C.C.C. ! School problems confrontingCard care and hygiene m the school, as Robert Co. The Cardston Gun Club will hold be eligible to win this Trophy. OTTAWA: Reclamation of Mil- occupied professional fence of business and industry, lions of acres desolated by Cardston Golfers have received ston the first half of the well as medical and their Annual Trap Shooting Tourn-' Winner of Event No. 5 will be- success- Rotary onTuesday eyes, ears, branded statements made by "de- (Topsy) ive years of drought an invitation to the Raymond Golf Luncheon when attention for the and ament commencing at 2 P. M. on come holder of the A. E. ' m the Western Principal N.E. Tanner presented to and the general nutrition of the mogogues andpolitical self-seekers" Labor Day, Sept. 3rd. Five sliver Turvey Doubles Trophy for one iProvinces Is the aim of Dominion Tournament to be held there on 1 the Rotarlans some of the outstand students m the school. These things even Crown Ministers being includ- trophies are up competition as year. This Trophy for competition authorities m appropriating $20,- September 3rd., Labor Day. Qualify- ed denials, pro- for | ing problems facing the ratepayers are vital not alone m the life of m the as "libelous well as special merchandise prizes. for any Amateur Trap Shooter re--'OOO,OOO to relieve distress ln the ingrounds are to be played as early paganda." 'I morning lof Cardston. Drastic changes are the school child m getting along siding m Southern only. dried out areas, feed for the im- as possible m the or on ttt Program of Events ,poverished gather being advocated by various groups m school, but also m the matter Winner of, Event No. 6 and 7,i people, provide seed ior Sunday. From what we can No. 1:25 Targets 16-Yds. next year, are m Alberta ln the curricula of the of health and ability to make his REUBEN C. FARRIS, of Leth- Single @ (50 Handicap Targets) will becomeI| and look after millions Mayor Burt and Milt. Hansen proving bridge, new returning No. 2: 25 Single Targets Iof starving — bring home schools of this stated Mr. way m life and measure up to the is the officer ® 16-Yds. holder of the W. P. Kenny Trophy j cattle andhorses and going down to the Tanner, toeing universally days Cons- 3: 25 Single Targets Trap especially plan carry bacon. it almost full stature of a citizen m the for the Federal No. 16-Yds. for one year. Any Amateur to and out + the condition that dissatisfaction to come. At some future date Mr. tituency, succeeding D. H.Elton, K. No. 4: 25 Single Targets @ 16-Yds. Shooter residing m either Alberta some scheme for restoring '.his vast t t is expressed about C, Fran- iNo. :25 Targets. area Rowe, ace pitcher the present Tanner promised to comeback and and acting unde the new 5 Pairs Dougles or Montana will be eligible to win to productivity, such as by re- Schoolboy for Singles (Handicap) Tigers for an course ofstudies. Thedifficulty aris- present more fully his views on the chise Act of the Dominion. No. 6: 25 this Trophy. forestratlon, seeding of grasses,and the Detroit tried all No. 25 (Handicap) League es m planning a course of study dental hygiene question. I ttt 7: Singles Special merchandise prizes will building reservoirs throughout the time American record of satisfy However, soil pitching on:which will all. the I PREMIER R. B. BENNETT ar- j Winner of, Events No. 1 and 2 be given to Shooters making the drift sections. consecutive victories ratepayers' GEOLOGY OF CARDSTON Wednesday this week against the wishes m this matter rived m London on Monday, en- |(50) Singles) will become holder of best Long Run and High Gun ttt j will be thoroughly canvassed before Dr. F. F. Hintze, chief geologist route to Geneva.Whilij m England the A. E. (Topsy) Turvey Trophy scores. QUEBEC: Dignitaries from four Philadelphia Athletics and was. countries, France, pounded from the box the sev-Idefinite and final changes are for theFranco Oils Ltd. wasa guest it is believed he willj discuss the for one year. This Trophy for com- Tournament targets will be trap, Britain, United m !; club, targets States and converged on enth inning m a game which the made. of John S. Smith at the and Central Bank and Wheat Quota petition for any Amateur Trap ped at three cents. Practice Canada A.*s won. The problem of taxation ls more Dr. Hintze kindly occupied about Problems as they concern the two Shooter residing m Southern Al- will be trapped at two cents. Canada's ancient citadel onMonday 13 to 5. This was Rowe's understanding may to pay Jacques flrst defeat m 17 consecutive starts one of the needs and 20 minutes of the time of Rotary countries. I berta only. Dominion Ammunition be honor to Cartier for purposes of the schools said Mr. m presenting to the Rotarlans a Winner of Events No. 1 to 4 In- bought on the grounds at the fol- his discovery of Canada four cen- And he still remains tied with three ipeople t t t previous League Tanner. Too many kick a- hurried survey of the geological JAREY SMITH, JEWELL clusive (100 Singles) will become lowing prices. Meteor, Trap Load at turies ago. Mammoth celebrations other American they WAD- have pitchers for record, bout taxes when would be structure and history of the Cards- DEK and KERRIGAN, holder of the Cardston Gun Club $1.00 and Canuck, Trap Load at beenm progress fora weekat the willing pay JIMMY. points along ttt morethan to eVen more ton Anticline. Rough sketches show world famous acrobats/recently per International Trophy for one year. $1.10. various other Cartier s is becoming a taxes If they realized the use and lng the formation of, the Cardston formed their intricate and danger, Any Amateur Trap Shooter residing Further information may be had route into Canada, all roads now Golf m Cardston are very popular game and we hear purpose to which their taxes Structure, and m comparison also ous combination handstand on the m either Alberta or Montana will from M. D. Cahoon at Cardston. leading to Quebec for the Orand that the Athletic Association have being put.The attitude of the home with the Turner Valley structure thin rim of the parapet on top of Finale. trophy local com- toward the school is a vital concern werepresented by the Doctor.Both the Empire State Building 102 ttt ordered a flne for people, $80,000 petition. If our information is cor- of the because if this atti- because of his expert knowledge of stories above the street level and O.E. BATES SR.PASSES AFTER HEART ATTACK WATERTON PARK: are cup played for once tude ls resentful or unco-operative the class room and teaching pro- 1,245 feet the air, the highest to be spent here for public works rect this willbe pu- m developmentby a year at a Cardston tournament the chances for failure of the fession and also because of his point from which this stunt has the FederalGovern pils from that home are greatly in- practical experience m the fleld ever performed. Ormus Earnest Bates Sr. passed O. E. Bates, familiarly known as ment, the program including $3,00? and then the winner will have to creased, been general storage accept challenges during the and so costs of the school work of geology, Dr. Hintze's add- ttt to his reward on Wednesday morn- "Earn" was a man of active and for a building, $5,- all are year possession the silver- increased because everyfailure ress was extremely Interesting. Winnipeg ng at 7.45 o'clock, after a severe varied career.In the early dayshere -000 for an entrance registration for of ROY PALMERof is the building, $70,000 This ought to create even costs double the money from the Tiiis address is well worthy of re- only men heart attack on Tuesday evening, he worked on the Canal out from for a continuation ware. ratepayers. survivor of six who fell highway Interest ln the game. While taxes of the Linked up peating ln a public mass meeting cold, rushing and having passed a very restless Kimball, as book-keeper and man- of the International be- more question Into the Columbia yond Belly River, $2,000 on the subject of golf,we were won- with the of "failures" also here, if the citizens would come out Revelstoke, C. on night. Until then he had been nor- ager of the commissary department. and for comes the problem river near B. shelters and dering Just why the course couldn't of text books to hear it, not alone because of Its Monday whenthe cable broke which mal ln health although for some He later became interested m the conveniences at the Grounds and make and school supplies, and Mr. Tan- intrinsic value as an educational time he has had some heart trouble oil business, taking the Imperial public camp grounds, Include theFair earnestly was carrying their cable cage across more long holes on our course. ner advocated that the opportunity, but also because of the dangerous waters and sent all and been very careful about over- Oil agency here ln 1912, serving the ttt it might improve the play. texts should be purchased. Iby the the local interest ln the Cardston swirling working. He was one of, Cardston's company until just a few years ago, : North and Central Seems Board, as six men Into the stream. varying degrees ttt itls unfair to the child- gas and oil development possibil- Only Palmer was able to swim to 1887 pioneers, cominghere In Sep- more than 20 years of continuous Alberta suffered of Championship Welterweight ren who do not have texts because ities. His explanations aretoocom- tember of that year, while Mrs. service. He also operated a coal, frost on Friday last week, following The them, shore. Bout on Sept. 6th. Between Barney their parents cannot afford plicated and rather lengthy for re. ttt Bates, then Jane Woolf, arrived ln wood, flour and feed warehouse, the threatened rain storm of last JimmyMcLaren is holding and m the final analysis the cost production m this review of the June 1887. Together they have been and had a host of friends and pat- week. Camrose reports 11 degrees Ross and DR. RICHARD LIGHT, Yale Uni- frost, degrees. a lot of sport fanInterest. Support- is less to the ratepayer if the texts meeting,but all readers areassured among Cardston's honored pioneers rons throughout the South. He also of and Castor had 5 are all purchased by taxation, versity professor, and Robert Wil- early Other points throughout the district ers of either contestant think their flrst that they will get something worth Rochelle, all these years,andhis passing will took out a homestead ln the because value listening son of New N. Y. took off owning just also report frost. Southern Alberta m*n is a sure winner and from the of received for the to if Dr. Hintze can be Cartwright, be felt most keenly by hundreds of days, the land East of money, and second because of fewer appear from Labrador on Mon- original homestead escaped, especially thankful publicity the flght is receiving the rersuaded to on the public day on the peo:le throughout Southern Alber- Cardston as his m failures and therefore less costs platform. Many expressed for Mlnarsult Island was a great g9rdener, and Cardston district too. Iron Men should flow ln pretty for their of, a 600 ta. Funeral services will be held m site. He Ross, running the school. pleasure having west side Greenland m Friday, and beautiful ttt freely for this event. who is also m such an mite flight for an aerial vacation. the Stake Tabernacle on at n lover of flowers already lightweight Champion and The matter of health next came eminent man among us, and his 2P. M., August 31st. things,"and awayback as early as CAPE TOWN, South Africa: The up for discussion by Tanner, ttt 1 many prizes Union of South Africa will paythe' who lifted the Welterweight crown Mr. services areseemingly most wllllng- RICHBERG, O.E. Bates Sr., the sonof Ormus 1R94 he took flrst for May top who stressed the need glven. DONALD C. he?d of Hymas vegetables entire balance of its war debt to from McLaren last is ln of dental Council, EatonBates andSarah Bates his shown at the Mac- guess the U. S. Executive reports State, leod Fair, winning withhis cabbage Great Britain by Sept. Ist.by pay- shape butour is thatMcLaren 4,120,000 per- of New York was born at of, Is going to come back and after that an increase of Batesvllle, Toole Co. Utah on Sept. cauliflower, tomatoes, ond sweet ment $40,000,000. Canada still sons employed ln U. S. and a subs- operated Sept. Bth., the Vancouver Irishman FEEDING 5, 1868, and married Jane Woolf, corn. He. with others the owes Britain for war debts but took "King LAMB tantial business advance has oc- daughter A. private Irrigation system advantage of her offer ln 1931 of a will again be over the Jews". curred, attributing of Mr. and Mrs. John llttle ! much of the , Sept. 8, which ran through Cardston m moratorium. credit to the N. R, A. Woolf of Cardston on 1890. rti suggestedln a previous them have beenborn ten child- those early days, and has always ttt As article amongst the feeders. | ttt ITo Shortage Blackmore threashed his it ls our belief that the agriculture ren: Ada Jane Baxter of. Babb, been a leader m good gardening m OTTAWA: of feed and James Satisfactory Gains EDWARD J. KELLEY, of Mary year no fodder crops coupled with activities Spring wheat during the week, and for this district must be built a- MAYOR Montana; Ormus Earnest Jr.; Oardston. This has been production Suitable gains are being Chicago, paid out the flrst check of O'Leary Hill Spring; John exception,and his garden ls one of of speculators resulted man order- according to reports, obtained 44 round livestock because made delayed wages Lillian of grading 1. advantages whenlambs putting on .25- a a $22,365,000 fund of Orvllle and Leland W. of Three the best m town, withmany flowers in-council whereby the Dominion bushels to the acre, No. of our natural m that are lb teachers, janitors, bushels to the acre direction and because a large per- day or better. One third of a pound to andother civil Hills, Alberta; Hugh of Cardston: also, especially at their present Government will regulate exports His oatswent68 service employees. Three blocks home, formerly occupied by all crops by requiring on a small patch. centage of the land must be put to dally may be considered excellent ,Wanda Meldrum ofMagrath; Grace Mr. of such that long the waiting employees stood Garry Baxter,Mrs. Baxter being licenses must be obtained for all ttt hay growingif we are to get con. although not unusual where proper morning Roberta, and of Cardston. He and Mrs. our attention given m formation on Monday , leaves one brother and four like her father, a wonderful flori- export shipmentsofhay or straw. The Brewertons and Dee Cards trol of weeds. In order to fol- is to details. day. also Sunday a way Finishing awaiting the big pay to his death: Mrs. culturist. Mr. Bates also has been ttt were Waterton visitors on low out m consistent the livestock is an Intensive sisters mourn Industry has afternoon. planalreadylaid down, wenowpro- and technical occupation. Lambs I*] Lolla Bates Woolf, widow of Homer active m other lines. He was second LONDON: British require Woolf, Williams, "uncillor to Heber S. Allen m the turned the corner, official figures t t ♥ pose to deal ln successive articles more expert attention than RESULTS OF EXAMINATIONS IN and Attena Bates Sterl. Low and withpractical livestock feedingpro- almost any other class wife of Sterling Williams of Cards- first regularly organized M. I.A. in for the quarter ending InJune 1834 Joe and Yes. and of animals CARDSTON HIGH SCHOOL Cardston, reveal, showing manufacturing their wives were Montana visitors blems. Since a number of farmers because of the extremely critical ton; Mrs. Annie D. Snow of Los and for a number of that ' as Superintend. returns are best for a number of over the week end, at Kalispel go- have indicated an interest m feed- market being served. — Angeles, wife of C. E. Snow who ls years served Stake Pass, ing own Yards placed GRADE 9: Units written, 249; ont of Religion Classes here. He years, and that general Industrial ing over Logan out their lambs and per- should be on well now Cardston; Mrs. May Bates haps a drained ground, possible Units failed, 27; Percentage of m ilso was one of the Temple workers activity is best for past four years, ttt few additional ones we if m such Kalispel,Mont., Orson activity Mrs. Edna Jensen was a holiday thought lt advisable to deal with a location as will protect them passes: 89.2%. Brant of and here for several years, until his The reason for this ls un- Park last week. that subject flrst. from prevailingwinds. — written,302; A. Dames of Cardston. health began to fall him. known, but industrialists reports visitor at Waterton A windbreak GRADE10: Units are upon widely enjoying the rest immensely, ls all the protection necessary. Hay 28; Percentage of based returns from Possibilities m Lamb Feeding Units failed, agree ttt bays may be made ofpannels which passes, 91.8%. varied sources which on the Business permit upturn m business. Dick Miller, new accountant at will the lambs putting their — Units Written 295: JOHN VAIR DIES SUDDENLY Bank, expects to take his Last year proved to be an excep- heads through. The GRADE 11: ttt the Ryal hay is then failed 52; Percentage of holidays this next week. tional year for the lamb feeder and shoved forward as required. Grain Units TORONTO: Dismissal of 138 Ins- altogether satisfactory profits were troughs passes 82.4%. pectors of permits and the substi- *" ttt are best put In a separate — Only a few days ago John Vair,I! Funeral Services Miss Phyllis Greene of Salt Lake made. It is hoped that last year's pen where the lambs may GRADE12: Units written, 184; I tution of a _y_% tax onmalts used be turn- well known rancher and farmer of held the by City, Utah, is visiting at the For- results will not encourage too great ed to them after they are filled. Units failed 35; Percentage of Funeral services were m manufacturers will saveOntario the boundary Creekcount,y wasm Harrlsvllle some $209,000 one sythe home for a few days, an expansionand Induce toomany Sufficient scace should be provided passes 81%. ilittle white church at on as of the econ- new feeders, especially Inexperienc- — Oardston looking alter business, and Monday, August 27th. at 10 A. M. omy moves of the new Liberal ttt so that there will be no crowding WHOLE SCHOOL: Units wilt- greeted his many friends Webster, and ed ones, to attempt lamb feeding troughs hay as usual with the Rev. Father Selen of.Card- Government under Premier Hep- Mr. and Mrs. Levi at or bays. For this ten 1030; Units failed 142: Percen- nere. Among other things he had Dowdle returned this year, as this would ln all like- purpose running ston conducting. The pall bearers burn. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. ten Inches to one tage of passes 88.3%. drawn, whether by intuition on Wednesday night from Grand lihood result m reduced prices for space required. nis will were Charles Vair, a nephew, John ttt foot of will be All excluding or as a of business foi visiting with Mr. nnd Mrs. finished lambs and many losses. gates Sharp Percentage for school Just matter Martina, a close friend and neigh- MONTREAL: Strikers of the Forks should be wide. pro- — 781; was quite a successful man. On Smith, Alex, Thomas, Leech Thompson there, and atten- Certainly the indications this truding sticks and narrowopenings grade 9: Units written Units lie bor, John and Needle Trades clashed with guards ding funeral of their little son autumn are for low feeder lamb failed 115; Percentage passes 85.3% Saturday he died at the Cardston Steve Zubach, sons of pioneer and police had to interfere as the should be avoided. place on Dewey while there. After the funer- prices and we believe that lt is | m hospital, and burial took friends of deceased. The funeral some 600 strikers marched past the al they remained for a week visit- sound advice to encourage the sheep Feed Required Monday at Harrisville, following was Impressive throughout. Numer- factories. From 2500 to3500 workers ing. They by wav of owner to feed out hi3lambs rather average ANNIVERSARY High Mass being held at the Har- ous flowers were placed on the nre involvedm the strike for higher went over The ration per lamb will ELEVENTH conducted Logan Pass and through Spokane, than sacrifice them on the feeder te approximately pounds rlsvllle Catholic Church ?rave mound by loving relatives wages and better working condi- three per The returning through the Crow's Nest. market; providing (and this pro- day. During the part Alberta Temple workers observed ty Father Selen of Cardston. and friends. A very large crowd of tions. Importance) flrst of the an old of. sympathetic and the big forest fires which are vision is of utmost he feeding period chiefly the 11th. Anniversary of the Dedl. deceased man was timer friends came from far ttt this will be coming Lethbridge m respects certainly doing a lot of damage, has sufficient feed to properly fin- roughage with grain being gradu- cation of the Temple m Cardston the West to nd near to pay their last EDMONTON: Mote lhati 1480 ttt ish his lambs and the knowledge on Sunday, August 26th., and an- 1888 from Staffordshire, England, f o one whom all loved and respect ratepayers of the City of Edmonton ally increased until toward the end 10, In honor of their daughters Trix and ability to carry his protect to the feeding period niversary most sacred to the mem- being born at Mowcop on June -d. The little church was so over attended a mass meeting decided of about two n 'nd Helen, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mc- successful conclusion. pounds daily being bers of the L. D. S. Church through 1874. Only as a lad therefore did he rowded that nearly half those m upon a tax strike unless expendi- are fed. Canada, en- compelled Millan of Cardston invited about 20 Suitable Lambs Grain must be introduced gradu- out Canada. Taking the form this first come to and first Htendance were tostand tures are cut and the tax rate re- or 30 guests to a camp fire party ally starting out with one tenth of year of a TempleMeeting of all the gaged m mining m the coal fields utside. duced to 50 mills. Edmonton's pre- Thursday, Thrifty lambs weighing 55 to 65 Lethbridge. he mills, on Lee's Creek last feed- a pound and gradually Increasing workers, the occasion was one of surrounding Liter Boundary Creek In particular and sent taxrate is 64 one of the weiners, pounds are the best prospects. Cooper, highest Tliey ing them all on and all until at the end of the flrst month solemnity and thanksgiving, rather married Edith atout 38 the Cardston District generallyhave In Canada. also de- goes ? Lighter lambs are apt to be un- picnic outing as quite years ago, and to them were torn lost manded a public investigation Into that with them to make doers, a full feed is beinggiven. As a rule than a or has a citizen and friend m the "feed" such an ocr-a- thrifty and poor heavier case past years. nine children, only one. Mrs. Flor- He was a good the city finances. renuine for likely overweight njMdity of finishing will be largely often been the m 'enth of John Vair. sion. The two girls are not the l?mbs will be be- A rrogram was presented, ence Kemile having died about 2 father, a kindly husband, a they are Uniformity governed by the amount of grain formal and Iti same age, but they were torn the fore finished. with various workerspresenting to- or 3 years ago. The other children t'irifty farmer and rancher, as well of andbreeding are fed.However, m no case should the same day of the year, thus makiri" size distinct ad- pics of interest, S. Williams, Tem- are William and John now livin? ■'s a real neighbor. He w.s honored Just prior to the return of Mr. vantages when marketing. Buck lambs be forced onto grain too a real jolly birthday party each quickly as there is grave possibility ple recorder, particul?rly contribut- Nt Nelson. B. C. Arthur. Henry 'n death and mourned by all who and Mrs. Leslie Cooper and Mrs. lambs and undocked lambs should both from a Earnest, and Alvin of Boundary was made Cooper year. a of making them sick and evencaus- ing to the program knew him best. Burial m Sarah Washburn to their be avoided. The market wants statistical historical point of Creek. Mrs. Arthur Vadnals of Harrisville Cemetery. Ralph Cooper deeply weighing pre- ing a severe death loss. Hay should and Weston homes m the States the fleshed lamb view. Statistically he reported near- . and Mrs. John Olshaskl of, Weston and Layton, Undertakers family Cardston anddistrict en- ferably ninety pounds and adminis- be fed m unlimited quantities. Al- of THE WEATHER IN KANSAS hay our roughage ly ahalf million ordinances perfor- ofHarrisville. There nre also several of Card-ton had charge of under- joyed a weiner roast and campflre ters severe cuts onnnderfinished or falfa Is best with surviving, good quality sweet clover ranking med ln the Temple since the dedi- brothers and sisters viz.. taking and transportation larty onLee's Creek last week with A newspaper recently overweightlambs. yearsago. Historically bf Boundary Creek. with his Kansas a close second. Oats are the best cation 11 he Samuel Vair burse. about 20 members of the family be- contained the following little note Length of Feeding Period grain to start thelambs contributed extracts from the min- Mrs. Ada May Bosley of Bellevue In? present, Mr. and Mrs. William on state: "With off with as of the weatherm that their bulkiness makes them less utes of the originalmeetingheld on and Mrs. Florence Morris Belle- ft] hooper and family, Mr. and Mrs. grasshoppers four deep on thelevel Lambs will finish upm 90 to 120 dangerous. August 26, 1923,from addresses re- vue. and the widow of another Wm. Montgomery (of Leavitt) and Colorado, depending weighed Barley and wheat are Mr. and Mrs. ln eastern the western days on ln size finishing corded as spoken by President brother, Mrs. Eliza Vair of Leth Harry Peterson of family. Mrs. Phoebe Smith and efficiency they the best grains and their Kansas jackrabbits blocking the and the with whioh equal. Ivens and President Grant to the bridge, and her daughter, all of Missoula were Cardston visitors last family, and other members, being are Where a of valueis about The only thing highways, temperatures around 100 fed. number small than one assembled authorities. President whom attended the funeral services week and part of this at homes of .resent. gravel f, are being may better either is a mixture m the shade and ashower of locks fed each lot of, both. Grains fed whole to Wood also spoke at some length on on Monday. Three other sisters several of their friends. Mr. Peter- ttt '-om everythunderhead that comes te topped frequently and loads are topics Temple are living, one at (Mrs. lambs. of.interest to work- Coalhnrst son who is telegraph operator for Mrs. Mark A. Beazer is m Van- upregularly at sundown, therereal- made up of the best lambs from ers,and a three hour meeting was Annie Whitei. another at . visiting daughter. Beetalass*es will very satisfactorily Union couver with her ly Isn't much to say about the ■ each lot. Such an arrangement re- fully enjoyed by some 40 members (Mrs. Sarah Clark) and the third the Pacific reports that busi- Amy,havingleft Cardstonlast week weather." quires a measure of co.opera.tion (Continuedon Page Four) of the Temple Staff. m Indiana (Mrs. Lillian McLean). ness has jumped 10% recently. for a holiday. THURSDAY, 30th., 4U_fih_tf^_M_i-wM_ari-MiiaMiiMM-aHHHaaaiaaMM fflfeCARDSTONNEWS AUGUST IM4. g53 v* The hired, girl got $1.50 a week and did the washing. r The hiredman got a dollara day fthe Cardston Utews for -steen hours work, and earned it. They only Published every.Thursday at the Offlce of the bobbed their hair af. Winter ter yougot jail. CARDSTON NEWS PUBLISHING CO., LTD. m - — The melodeon not the radio — MainStreet Cardston furnished the family music.— — — There were no germs evenIn Milking! V Subscription Genm&ny. $2.00 no crooners, except m Canada There were Have you lost something? A want ad. will find it. Foreign Countries $2.50 when rocked her rest- In mother she Have you something to sell? A want ad. will sell lt. Dalecf expiryofsuiseriplt.n mpptmrs weekly 0.1mJJr.ssImM baby to sleep. profitable. usuallyhigher, if feed less Is most Prices are and Have you something to trade? A wani. an will help maice I7 ■Women's skirts trailed as much ih< beforehand, tracts Display Advertising Rates on application. below their feet as they don't now has beenprepared the problemof the Dairy Write for Rate Card above. Herd is half solved. V People used to—arise and retire on Call No. _ and u_i THE NE /.S" Want-Ad. h* your — the same day now they retire Reading Notices (not run except when advertisers arise on day. Sevvaiit. also run a display ad., and are marked as adver- and the same — KeepGood Cows Only! tisement,) 10c per count line. Boys were boys, and girls were girls — now mother and grand- — — " i — HERE'S YOUR CHANCE: To get girls POTTED PLANTS: Flowers for — — Supt. mother are also. Feed Them Properly! a dual-purpose, pure-bred, D. O. WIGHT Editor F. BURTON High flyers a drop" j all occasions. ■ Mrs. Annie I dark M.mber ojtht C.nmdltm Weekh Netttpmpmre A.sncimHon used to "take red or roan Short Horn Bull, 1 to — they take — Wight Fhore 4 or ill often now take off and House them well! 3 year olds, on easy terms. Will a drop only once. — home, take young stock or sheep m People took tonic when they were FOR SALE: Good semi. — — modern, to Temple, at a trade. See J. F.Ellison. lessness run down they usually take close COLLECTORS AGAIN of the passing wayfarer now AND WATCH YOUR CREAM CHECKS GROW! Bargain. — Inquire R. W. Beck. — that brings Into being all the res- an ambulance or the hearse. WANTED: A drive belt for a write, The annual deluge of collectors trictive laws. Man wantedbut llttle herebelow IMPOUNDED.— In the pound Ucpt Thresher. See or Clarence — Olsen, has already started this year,poun- These laws will grow ln severity, now the women wearit. ty Sam Carson, on the N. E. at Beazer. cing upon the townanddist- until all wooded areas Ladles' stockings were ongeneral of 21, Township down are inacces- ouarter Section 3 FO'l SALE: — Household furniture like hungryvultures after prey. sible to the public, a view only In dry goods stores, and Range 24, of rict unless thereis west 4th. meridian. consisting of bed, carpets, buffet, With a of better proportions more conscientious individual on the family wash line. Co-op. Creamery on sth, day August, 193i: crop effort Cardston the of chairs, tables, stoves, etc., go- some yearspast, promis- to safeguard forests. Daughters always helped their Heifer, years all than for it the The loss — S. W. LOW, Mgr. One Hereford 3 old ing at BARGAIN PRICES, and es a royal to who of timber isa Important mothers to prepare dinner now .ri, to be battle as very factor red with white under belly. | belonging to MRS. MARTIN gets away biggest share of the drying up streams, they seldom are home to help eat feet, white fnce, <' with the m of which 4 white anrl r ! WOOLK Sr., anrl may be seen at crops. What with taxes turn has a far reaching it. round eyes. Right horn has been the farmer's m effect COOMBS' HARDWARE STORE. due, andarrearspiled up to be ad- on farm lands, Forest fires cause I Mother used to put on more broken and hangs down. Copper ! loss, go to — dedto them, andGovernment taxes not only tohumanlife and the clothes when she disrobed to Drive and leave all wire m brisket, branded on FOR RFNT: Three modern fur- also, bills, (If there are lumber industry bed than her daughter does to go m... STS rooms, and store and to natural gHH lcit riDS- Under cut. m leit nished also three unfur- such things anymore,) and mach- sightliness and beauty but also an out. , nished rooms. Inquire at News The right of livinglengthen- your Lar. inery accounts, and long past due Indirectloss to agriculture. Andbe- way car worries with us — Office. Installments on radios, pianos, cause these annual losses are so ed man's days; now the right-of- FOR SALE: Neat little cottage, — .==I washing machines, and what not, heavy and so easily averted, the wayliving shortens many a man's It's-our job to guard you against Motor troubles and thc costly 3-rooms, close to Temple. — Sec STRAYED: From Cardston, a mare, weight the next two or three months of Forestry department conducts a days. repairs thatso often follow We keep the entire electirc system Mrs. E. M. Shepherd. hrown about 800-lb heart ... I long tail, C on right life on the farm and m the towns constant campaign for forest pro. The butcher "threw In" the working smoothly Battery functioningpro- — branded of your car and the FOR SALE OR J ■ are going to be "visiting days" for tection. and liver; now he sells it for plenty TRADE: 13xI3 j#g*» thigh ?nd"also on left shldr. perly. We can give you specialized service on all parts of Axminstei" Carpet Rug. Make v W-_\ lecovery. a lot of people. Harrasslng as these It will be noted that so far this and throws m his thumb when ..—. — ißnant iur isotiiy money worry. Burton, "visits" may be, no person ought to season, the Forest Reserves have weighing it. your car and so save you as well as ... Weil an offer. F. Cardston I News. gladly check also your Tires,Brakes, Oil and Grease. News. allow them tobecome obnoxious to not been closed to the public, but — Passenger to Utah, regulation — 'WANTED: either party.Itls a time whichcalls there Is strict that no IAM SELLING All my household trip, bee Ueo. A. HacKing, sides, open fires it-turn for consideration on both for will be allowed m that A FEW OF OUR utensils and furniture, including: Glenwood. m most cases the collectors are area west of the railway track. Piano, large Electric Washer, El- — simply trying to get some of what Campingls not prohibited,provided SPECIALS Motor Home Service ectric Sewing Machine, Garden iOK SALE UK TRADE Goodison ls owing them fairly and squarely, proper precautions are taken and FOR AUGUST 30th., 31st Cultivator, New Sink, Chickens.! ijeparatur, zu-ineh cylinder, bee and yet they should remember the proper equipment is used. But one Garden Vegetables, — Going or v.vie iiowaid Caldwell, Taylor. And SEPT. Ist...... j.**.:.*...*.:.. Etc years of struggle and hardship person's carelessness m the matter i-+4m|.4mM.*< a + without paying all the here between "yesterday" and "today", ►♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥4"t»♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥»<«M'*'M"M"t'***»*4"i">*!'»:» + by mall from EATON'S In t t and now, especially If you haven't and the never-ending maneuvers 1898. Tho purchase wns a Texaco's surveyor was a Cardston got the cash. "Playing the game"'jfor position bythe opposing parties. Phone 11 pnlr of blankets which, In- visitor on Wednesday and Thursday way put — cidentally,are still Inserv- Is the most creditors lt |Sometimes this conflict takes on a Mr«. L. Wight 30 yours of this week looking over the Laid- , Annie Icel This was survey others say "shooting square". How- imost serious, if not sinister aspect. — — ago, nnd a friend of 30 law corner and doing some ever you put it, all know what lt' Other times one observesmuch for Agent years' standing Is a friend work, there being a rumor m town means,and no onehas any respect laughter and merriment. The other Flower Shop Indeed. But there mny be j that this company has purchased — | Hfs.ra.aia EATON customers In the left for the deadbeat the fellow day inventory (»'/_ Acres Under Glass) property. Nothing jj we ran across an of West todny who can recnll that definite can "^ho obtains goods by fair promises|Isome of "yesterday's" ways. We dealing with us by mall Ice ascertained however, the sur- determinedly following before that. And it keep- and thendefaults and select the items: Cars! even l voyoras well as othrr officials Used give maliciously,branding — your Inspection some exceptionally of would us a real thrill a dark secret. himselfInthe YESTERDAY: We have for flne cars Ihem. ing everything same class as the thief and crook various makes and models. to hear from — Do you know of any? "!" t t for what else ls he or she who ob- Ladles worebustles. Get That — We know you will like them They are REAL BUYS! I Paul Sollenbach is rejoicing over Monday washday. — — tains floods or receives services for was COME IN AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER the tilth of a son and heir on which he never Intended topay but There wereno flappers. UFEINSURANCE Nobody appendicitis. Wednesday. Aug. 29th. Mrs. Sollen- for which hepromises fair end full had bach is at the cardston Hospital compensation, only Everybody played croquet. ! todefault when NOW i and reported as doing very well. getting Boys' shoes were copper toed. the due date arrives. ItIs (Not fall.) value "under false pretenses". Nobody was ashamed to walk. thb CENTRALIOTORS, Only Ltd. "Credit ls the most precious thing little girls woreshortdresses See Me for Terms! you have, credit comes only thro- Only small boys wore shortpants. ugh years honesty prompt Doctors wantedtosee your tongue Card, of and played J. Y. meeting of bills whenthey aredue" Neither men nor women Agent. TRADE WITH THK MERCHANTS WHO \l)\ 1 l< so one writer puts lt. The thing we golf. TISE IN THIS PAPER wish to point out— at this time of The Livery Stable was the social the yearIs this Keep your credit circle. SunLife of Canada pood. You may not be able to pay Nobody cared for the price of all your bills, but credit Is far too gasoline, AtteU $600,000,000.00 Only lumberjacks — valuable an asset for anyperson to rolled their AUTO INSURANCE! When m Lethbridge: wantonly throwltaway for the sake stockings, — — New Prices of a few paltry dollars which they No onehad to look for a parking See may save bynot"playing fair" with place. EAT their creditors. The shleks all lived ln Arabia or New Va'ues Turkey. at Shows came to town only so Cardston Investment Better Qaa'ify HAZARD often. THE FIRE Paper and celluloid collars were Company Limited popular. Life insurance, Fire Insurance tn thisIssue of theNews jrou will Food stuffs camem bulk, notm Auto Insurance packages. find anadvertisementauthorizedby — Established 191t THEHOLSOM ? "*" or babies, the DepartmentofMines andLands Women wore bathing dresses - - ThreshersX B_w t?*l mothers rely Edmonton asking your co-oper- not undresses. Farms Ranches Hemes — — 3 at BtlMltettMS or Buy your Beef by the ation ln lessening the fire hazard Candies for the best girl cost the — along this forest area. Our own guy IS cents a bag. phones: 92 and 161 Quarter! We can give Waterton -Glacier international School teachers "licked" her J. t. CARD, Pres. and Mgr. yougoodquartersof steer Peace Park hasbeen quite fortunate pupils good. — thla year ln the extent of its fire Ladles used side saddles not PALACE beef @ 6 cents. losses, but the fire loss of Canada the whole road. — this year ls tremendous. We copy Days weredays mostly Every- We have agoodBacon thing was over by 10 P.M. IT'S THAT MAKES Within below what the Times UVER at per poundby and acid irritations. the familiar said recently about these losses: No one had to listen to a saxa- 32 cents phone — what a blessing. YOU FEEL SO WRETCHED CAFES Mavis red container is complete summer Many ofpopulation,hem- the side. centres Everyone Church, Waleup yourLiverBile by mountains, live went to or to — med In wooded sleeo, Sunday. N© Calomelnecessary — comfort for every member of the family. trepidation the fire thatmay on Complete Stock Of: ln of Olrls theircaps,nottheirknee "For you to feel healthy and happy,your smoulderingby campers and set Hrermu»t pour two poundaof liquid biteinto All Fresh, Cooked, & Smoked Talcum theskin cooler. be left caps, for a man. your bowel*, every day. Without that bile, Mavis actuallykeeps our foothills ranchers keep a wary trouble.tart*.Poordigeettan. Slowelimination. TEMPLE NOTICE MEATS The boyish form was displayed Poiaonltn the body. Oeneralwretchedneae. V. VIVAUDOU of -*"<-* $110 i, eye on an who travel over or so- Bowems yonexpect to clear upa «i tuntion Ltd., OC^r "***/"CC^ journontheir lands. only by the boy. like thh completely with mere bowel-moving The Alberta Temple will begin Canada TORONTO aalu, oil. mineral water, laxative candy or Septem. Experience apparently, ls not a Moving pictures happened only cheviot rtim, or roughage? They don't wake work at 9 o'clock A. M. on housecleanlng tip your fiver. 11th., Baptisms the lasting Instructor, as most of the at time.' Youfined Cnrter'a Tittle liverPOIb. Purely ber for with corsets — at vegetable. Safe. Quickand aure reaulta. Ace regular sessions following on the Quality Market, destructive forest fires would go to Females all wore for them by mune.RefuMtubatitutea. 360. af Ltd. show, and ltIs the continuing heed least wethink theydid. aB .rmtte* M 12th., and 13th., of September. MAVIS&&".» THE CARDSTON NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30th.■_ 1934. sport. We all wish him the best of BEAZER WHISKEY GAP success m his new school. PROFESSIONAL CARDS — — A fire scare occurred at Mathew Back lo School m 2 Days Beazer,Aug. 27th. President E. Whiskey Gap, Aug. 27th. Mr. Leavitt's farm on Tuesday when a DR.J.K.MULLOYM.D.CM J. 'Wood and Councillor Z. W. Jac- and Mrs. Charles Secretan were fire burning some weeds got away Office: Cahoon Hotel Block This week End Offers Your Last Opportunity to obs were here Sunday attending Lethbridge visitors this week. from them and started out In the Hours: 10 — v and t " on Mrs. J. left Oko- fleld, burning stooks of line up needs school — church services. They spoke R. Grecham for stubble o.ilce 38 PHONES the children's before starts. temple work and Interesting sub- toks and Calgary to spend a week grain. Neighbors came to the res- Ret. 86 — Storesare closed,Monday,September 3rd. — jects. with friends. cue and succeeded m moving the The weedinspector, Mr.Cunning- Mr. andMrs.Barry spent Sunday nearest stooks, and finally getting was Monday. visiting DR. P. W. RICHMAN Boys' — A smart looking coat that will ham ln the district at Jefferson with Mr. and the blaze under control. Mackinaw Windbreakers Mrs. DENTIST give lots of service, sizes 8 to 16 years, priced from 83.50 Miss Eva Brandham returned Brown. Step out into the — home from the hospital last week Mrs. Champney of Jefferson OFFICE: CAHOON BLCCK Boys' Doe Skin Windbreakers @ 81.65 feelingquite Boys' Underwear, (Balbrigan) Clearing @ 49_? well after her appen- spent Sunday visiting Mrs. August GLENWOOD operation. SUNSHINE PHONE 42 Iron-Man Pants, boys sizes, priced from 81.75 dicitis Plunet. Mrs. Olen Broadhead and child- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berezay and Glenwood, — How many days of your life ore Pants, G. made, large sizes 83.98 Aug. 27th. The U. feeling par? Youths* Cord G. W. ren a family scent Sunday Har- lost m under now G. W. G. Overalls, best 8-ounce blue denim, sizes 4 to 16 years, arrived home last week from at East F. A. Local was re-organized last many hours which mighl be bright Phone 168 Bonn: 9-12 2-6 priced Sl.lO to 81.45 two week's visit to Welser,Idaho. risville at the Zubach home. night at a special meeting held by arc dull and dispirited? Bishop M. and Boys Solid Leather School Boots,panco soles, sizes 1 to 5 82.19 and Mrs.R. Beazer Glenwood members.The old officers Half-hearted days aro frequently Boys' Scottie Oxfords, sizes 1 to 5 81.98 daughter Truda, Mrs. Eliza Ockey have automaticallygone out of of- due to common constipation. It DR. S. O. WILLIAMS Sweat Shirts — Penman's best quality Jersey ma good assortment and daughter Lola, Mr. and Mrs KIMBALL fice. Frank Leavitt was selected as clouds your waking hours, takes DENTIST of colors 81.35 r,ecil Wynder, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse President, H. Thomas, as Vice tbo sunshine out of living. Yet it _ — S. can be overcome so easily by eat- Cardston Alberta — Broadhead, Mr. Mrs. Harry secretary te Boys' and Girls' Sweaters,Pullover or Coat Styles} and Kimball, Aug. 27th. Wanda President with the to inga delicious cereal. Jenkins, Pontarollo, Lazzar- Sam Harker, J. H. A good assortment at Moderate Prices. Mrs. J. Wheeler is employed at the Stewart chosen later. Laboratory tests show Kellogg's oto and E. Peruzzo were all ln At- home. Layne and J. M. Layton are direct- provides and — Dresses, Tarns, Sweaters, Blouses, Etc. All-Bimn "bulk" and vi- L S. Girls' Misses: tendance at the funeral" of Mr. Necia Workman has returned ors of the association. tamin B to aid elimination. All- TURCOTTE LL B. — Vair on is oho fine Quality Merchandiserall new and chic styles See them John Monday at the Har- hme after working at the Stapelton E. C. Lybbert is home froni thc Bran a source of iron. & Friday and Saturday, this week! rlsvllle CatholicChurch. home the past week. hospital. Thc "bulk"m All-Bran ismuch Barrister Solicitor Mrs. E. J,Ivins entertained a few Ray- Mr. and Mrs. W. Whitehead of like that m leafy vegetables. Isn't — Burns and VerdaLarson of this way" 43 friends Thursday afternoon. Con- are visiting grand- were visitorsWednesday "cereal pleasanter than Phone Laidlaw Block mond with their Claresholm risking patent medicines? versation and refreshments made parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. pleasantly Two tahlespoonfuls daily are the time pass to those Earl Peterson of Vulcan was m J. Nelson. usually 'With each meal, were: Olds, emoloy- sufficient. C.W. Burt & Son oresent who Catherlna Pon- Kimball Sunday visiting with his Keith Brown is at m chronic cases. If not relieved T. WESTON tarollo, Verda Beazer, Mary Broad- parents and his children who are ed with the Red Head Oil Com- this way, see your doctor. " - : head, Vinnle Beazer, Hannah Olsen ______BUILDER.CONTRACTOR VVp Pay Deltv«ry (.'h-irv.'s '\n IVUiI OrH.-rs Prmne i their summer holidays pany. Serve*All-Bran and Elva Beazer. Congratulations are bein^ exten- as a cereal or use Jobbing here. I^**-?^ muffins, breads, andCabinet Work Mrs. J. M. Broadhead fell and Wanetta Workman, small daugh- ded to Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Bohne S in — — omelets, sprained her left ankle last week. on of a baty girl,born at fe AII.DDXkJ etc. In 23 phone 23 ter of Mr. andMrs.Thos. Workman thebirth g^LeKfan t_e red-and-green She was unable to attend Church is suffering with Whooping Cough. Glenwood, Aug. 23rd. at the home § Ci^t_) package. At all "unday. Nearly all the grain is cut m this of Mr. and Mrs. Abner Bohne. _ Tst _ grocers. Made About twelvemen areaway m the threshing child are fine. J__l_ by Kellogg m district now and ls com- Mother and 1 London, TRANSPORT SERVICE harvest fields. mencing. A bridal shower was given com Ontario. PHONE 85 Mrs. Workman's sister, has pllmentry to Mrs. Joe Thomas, nee Ethel Anything — Anytime. been visiting with them the past Miss Hilda Billingsly,Aug. 23rd. at We move AETNA three weeks. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Specialize m Delivery Senrke pre- — Mrs. Machel Low is visiting with Billingsly. Sixty guests were TONY MOUSIR E. L. JESSEN Aetna, Aug. 27th. Miss Elva friends and relatives. sent. A program of parlor games — — Jensen returned home this week occupied part of the time followed Transport from Mt. View where she has been by a delicious luncheon served by Oxycetelene Welding employed at MelvinOlsen's home. BEAVER CROSSING Mrs. Fdna Billingsley, (mother of Mrs. Elna Campbell and children the bride) Mrs. Onetta Billingsly, and Billingsly. from Hill Spring and Mrs. Luray Crossing, Aug. 23rd. — Maggie Reed and Vivian General Blacksmithing NEW LINE OF SHOES ;; Beaver was I — — Jensen from Hartley spent a few Cloudy, rainy weather has delayed Durin? the last hour the bride Just Arrived TRUCK days of large | this week at thehome of their harvesting some. The crop yields re?ted ln the centre the two ' Engine father, rooms where loads of lovely pre- "j- See them and ace the pricea. With 80 Horsepower H. M. Bohne. havebeen good. - Miss Owen Jensen returnedhome The Missionaries left Tuesday for sents were unwrapped which will an .c In their home. The bride . The new FORD V-8 Engine has features not found ln any on Thursday from Hartley after Regina after holding meetings at useful REPAIR ' Aunt, her friends for their kind- | PRICES: other TRUCK Engine.*Precision manufacture ...hne materials extended visit with her Mrs. the homes of the people. They are thanked ThreshingSupplies Men's Shoes (nailed) .. ness. 7 75£ ' contribute to the amazing Power and Reliability of the FORD Luray Jensen. planning oncomingback at Christ- Ladies' (nailed) i V-8 TRUCK. Itis built for heavy duty.The engine developes 80 Miss Edith Jensen returned home Mrs. Annie Earl and several Bundle Forks, Handles, Bolts, | .. 50^ mas. Sunday actual horsepower. And m Truck Work nothing takes the place from Cfeston B.C. on Sunday after LloydLybbert children of Mt. View were Washers, Etc. had the misfortune James of power. a three week's visit with her sister rl.ltig guests here of Mr. and Mrs. I N.PEARSON to break his arm while to Dishes and Cutlery for X (Next Theatre) range Mrs. Evanta Lochhead. Mrs. Loch- Crossing Tuesday morn- Prince Jr. to Palace A full of Bodies andModels to suit your everyrequirement. Beaver last Lybbert Friday for em- Cook Cars head and daughters Margaret and ing. While going down thc hill the Mac left Joan returned withher to visit with stumbled, rolling ployment at Stirling. horse over him is planning on a Electric lightbulbs & fixtures their mother, Mrs, Caroline Jensen. several times and breaking his arm Wayne Hacking year's schooling at the B. Y. U. at General Electric Radios MOTORS, Mrs. Verna Jensen motored toCard near the elbow. He was rushed to CARDSTON LTD. Sunday morning bring them Provo, Utah. Beds, Spring ______&* n__Ttj ston' to hospital is and Mattresses. -iST lIU the where he driving a new Chev- By". home. being goodneighbors Dick Law is — "Watch the FORDS Go cared for. The truck, We Are Agents Mrs. Mable Skrlver and family, to finish rolet having traded his m on for: ____P__"l %JM\sssss\\ -B-______E Phone 162 Alberta. nd friends have offered It Lethbridge week. Fros and Wood & Cockshutt Cardston Mrs. Zina Jensen and family and utting up his hay and help build at last Mrs. Inger Jensen allmade a holi- Mrs. G. M. Butler made a busi- Farm' Machinery 's house. trip week, day trip to Hartley visiting till has ness to Claresholm last We Carry a Complete Mrs. Armanda Loose not been driving Stock F. W. FLETT Wednesday at the home of Mr.and feeling well the past week. the car her self. For Home and Farm Mrs. Magnus Jensen. Quite a number of the dancing rLUMBING and HfcATING Mr. and Mrs. W. M, Scott visited set attended the dance Saturday New Arrivals 11 on Thursday at the home of Mrs. LEAVITT night at the Waterton Pavlllion. Erastus Olsen. Their daughter El- Mrs. Allan Leishman is spending COOMBS HARDWARE DR. I. S. IRVING aine Scott who had been visiting — p?rt of the summer at their ranch CHIROPRACTOR some Leavitt,Aug.27th. Elders'Con- near MilkRiver. Edra. their daugh- tor time with her grand- Leavitt,Beazer, Mt. CO. LIMITED Graduate Palmer School of ference for and ter is home after spending three Chiropractic — Beds mother returned home with her held at Leavitt on Sun- "The home of goodHardware" 8 Year* Iparents. View was -"roths there. Experience Earl, Wynder Webster family day with Frank Cecil The A. Brlggs family of — Mr. and Mrs. and PlUlng, contributing X RAY LABORATORY Mt. View guests Leonard each were guests Sunday at the home of — from were at the program and C. W. Burt, Hacking. Phone 4281 Uthbrldge home of Mrs. Caroline Jensen on to the Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Both PAINTING 205 Sherlock Bldg. member of the Stake Priesthood attended church. - Mattresses Thursday. Musi md Alice PaperHanging Kalsomining I Committee also m attendance. M.Layton will start his thresh- Strlngam J. Mr. andMrs. Stan. and cal numbers were furnished by family returned to their home .t er upMonday noon on the farm of ALL WORK GUARANTEED Leon and Rex Cahoon. O. L. Leavitt. — Barnwell on Tuesday after a short Expert Workmen on Every If It la: visit at thehome of Mrs. Strlngam's Ken. Scott moved Lee Leavitt's President Wood's and Jack Bil- Job. Springs |j parents, Mr.and Mrs. Ezra Hansen. furniture and household effects to llngsly's threshers will start alittle COAL -WOOD- FLOUR Little Miss Margaret Holland of his new home at Kimball on Sun- later m the week. R. McClung & Son day. PHONE 132. GAS OILS Spring Culee ls spending the holi- s or days at the home of her grand- Sunday visitors m Leavitt inclu New Dishes! Dishes! J, ded Fay Holland, at Beth Leavitt's HARTLEY And all kinds of trucking parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ellison home; VISIT OUR STORE A most delightful outing wasen Patricia and Delots Neilson — Joyed the Primary at their grandmother's,Mrs. Rhoda Hartley, Aug. 27th. Grain cut- FUNERALS! HARVESTER by Aetna Officers Leavitt, family I | CAII. YOURS TOR REQUIREMENTS whenthey the Harold Martin and ting is almost completed. Some met.at home of their home; Mr. President, Verna Jensen and took at L. C. Cahoon's and threshing f rye has been done here S.J. Layton& R.Weston | D. H. Holland A Son a nearby and Mrs. J. T. Walburger from Mt. threshing general will start I Phone 'iod and bedding to field at the Broadbent home. but In X Have opened an Undertaker's J 156 Co., preparing enjoying a View today. * on Cardston Implement Ltd. there and Emily Haslam ls spending the Parlor Main Street and are T delicious supper Sterling Williams, Mr. and Mrs. prepared + most and break- home; Myra % to handle all funer- Furniture PHONE 8 Hardware fast cooked over the camp week at Ella Wilson's Walter Pitcher and daughters Kate at a price. lire and Jerry Leavitt's place t als fair X Largest Hardware Store In Southern Alberta sleeping under the stars. Hilton Is at and Ruth of Cardston werevisit." Mrs. Valmer Bates and son are and Mrs. Rhoda Leavitt is home here at Church on Sunday. I Phone 98 I visiting from Creston after a visit with her Mrs. J. for the next week at the Friends of Mr. and L. .♥..;..;. _..;..♥..;.._. _ _._ ,♥..♥.,;..j.>♥.";.._> .}.t_. _.._. .;. _ "Keep An Eye Open" home Mrs. Bates' ■son Leo and his family. from visited with . ... ■s» of mother. Mrs. Mrs, Stanford Higglns of Jefferson. Mr. and Ephrlam Haslam them here Sunday. Set the Wise Old Owl i on Sunday, Hampton were Waterton visitors Mr. and Mrs.Giltert Hartley nnd If It's the BEST you want Mrs. Pearl and family guests of Mr. and Mrs. toe Larsen. Especially from Foremost motored to Aetna family visiter m Mt. View Sunday. SEE DEE when it Mrs. Martha Wright of Beazer Smith entertained at Sun- Comes to Saturday to visit at the home of has been stopping with her parents Vera Wm. day dinner for Mrs. Alice Woodruff — her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. TRY Mr.and Mrs. C. F.Broadbent while sons Owen. Vibert, and Golden. OUR: B?tes. She returned toher home on and SHAMPOOS. SHAVES, HAIRCUTS, her husbandhas been away thresh- Air. Charles Hinman. t'-»eir Monday taking her sister, Mrs ing. and Mrs. They Satisfy Kelley Peterson and daughters for son Hartley and daughter.Marilyn — — Alfred MontgomeryIs working at Mrs. ALSO Flour and Richard Cobia. a visit before returning to tbeir Raymond for a while. Leave Your Appointments at Dee's home at Regina. Mrs. Peterson has Beth Stanford entertained her Buyer Warning Ela Walburger spent the week at on for The Best m Permanent Waves The Wise Fire visiting Sunday School class at a picnic been for some time at the Mt. View with her sister. by Miss King. AsksFor: home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs the river Sunday. Those present Elvin Leavitt is at Mt. View with Norma Ruth Pit- Service and Satisfaction Wm. T. Bates. Aunt, were Woodruff. Attention Is drawn to the PROCLAMATION dated the 28th. his Mrs. Emma Walburger. cher of Cardston. Marion Carls-nf day of August, 1930. Mrs. Leslie Hansen motored to Rojana Jacobs spent the week Ackioyd. Don DEE'S BARBER SHOP C3rdston Sunday Ibirlnglng sister, Ammon and Clara Mrs. end with her Mrs. Fred Bigelow. Delia Orr OPEN FIRES PROHIBITED Melvina Jensen son Stanford. Alice Phone 21 "OURfiEST" and new home Wesley Rodgers. from the Cardston Hospital. and The proclamation prohibits the kindling of fires for camping Ellen Cahoon Is at home again Mr.and Mrs. Harold Stevens and use day August Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thompson holiday and other of fire outdoors between First of and after her two weeks m Children of Barnwell were gu»sts of MADE First day of December of each year,saveby theuse of satisfactory from Babb spent the week end nt Weiser. B. W. SEE ME FIRST BY: of, Mr. and Mrs. Cardwell l»st stoves. the home Mrs. Thompson's par- family spent They Waterton FOR: ents, Fred Smith and week. also visited RESTRICTED AREA Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ellison. Sunday at Cardston with the Jacobs °ark while here. Mrs. Stevens is a Gasolines Miss Rula Johnson returned to family. -ister of Mrs. Cardwell. Tractor Distillate & Kerosene Ming her Sunday Ellison Co. IN ALL THAT TERRITORY bounded on the north by the home at Barnwell on AlfredLeavittis threshing at the .1. W. Ackroyd was taken sick on Illiin.inatii.frKerosene Bow River, on the south by the International Boundary, on the after visiting for the past three "ilackmore place. "nturday night. He was not mu°h Turney Valley Nathpa AND ELEVATOR CO- LTD. East by the Western limit of the right-of.way of, the Calgary and weeks at the home of her grand- Walburger "mnroved Sunday. Gas Oil parents, Mrs. Conrad and son PHONE 10 Edmonton Railway from Its intersection with the Bow River m Mr. and Mrs. Christian Bank, Ruth Pitcher of Crdston Is herr Fuel Oil Henry — nrad of Cut Montana anr' Oil, Hinman Leeal Mgr. Township 24, Range 1, West of the Fifth Meridian, to its inter- Jensen. \fr. Mrs. of to visit this week at the homo of Lubricating of all grades 9, and Hitman S.'obta section with the east boundary of Township Range 26, West Miss Margaret Heninger returned Saturday afternoon "Tenrv Smith. Cup, Gun. & Transmission Meridian, Montana were pre of the Fourth to its intersection with the International home from Hill Spring on Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and The Cirlsons nnd Jensens Grease. Boundary, and on the West by the boundary of Alberta and after visiting for some weeksat tho s. Fred Walburger. "masting ripe tomatoes on the vhv*- Orr working British Columbia. home of her uncle, B. J. Wood. Mr. Kenneth is tn OTtnr Imret ail prices with First BATTERY Mrs. and Mrs. Lamar Wilson o. present. Mrs. Orr and daughter Any persons failing comply provisions A. c. Jensen left Monday Dayton H Grade Products, where and to with the of the pro- morning New came to Leavitt Sun- IGNITION subject a penalty of a not to to visit with her children bringing mother, tre there also. when you want them. clamation shall be to fine exceed day her Mrs. C. J and Mrs. J. L. Mr $200 and costs addition to any civil liability may trans- atBarnwell. Mr. Stanford. m which Riley "Msen home. -nd Frank Rodgers. Mr. nnri RADIO Plre- Mrs. Workman from Hill of, Mrs. PHONE 110 or SEE * :-«*. Soring visited at the home of her A number young folks met n< Mrs Frank Smith. Mr. and Mrs TT SERVICE ACCESSORIES parents, Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair H. Smith were Sunday dinger T. W. DUCE Mr. and Mrs. Christian Pilling OF Jensen over the week end. Sunday night, a surprise on niests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford o-r DEPARTMENT LANDS AND MINfcS he newlyweds. Wiring J. IIARVIE T. F. BLEFGEN, Miss Wanda Jensen is ■visitint. at Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lvtberl House Deputy Minister Director of Forestry Hill Spring. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leavitt have visited m Glenwood Sundv at tV Mr. and Mrs. William Whitehead Wiring - getting Supplies Appliances "een settled the past week home of Enoe Lybbert. spent Uie week end r« will m Cardston at Kimball where Mr. Leavitt Amos Orr who has emrlnvm'"nt with relatives EdiionMaxda Bulbs Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Stewart and Leach this year. Leavitt will miss it.Macleod visited witii his wife nnd here. He reports IRADE WITH IHE MERCHANTS WHO AD\ ER Mrs. Rhoda Hansen were Leth. this familymmore than the school children here Sunday. Claresholm crops asbeing very pro- bridge and Barnwell visitors last room as;he has been a worker m Thomas Burroughs Irs returned misingthis year,with threshing re- John Woslyng Electric riSi-UN THU> I'AI'ER week. Raymond. now — the M. I. A. and In all fields of home from turns coming m. i phoneU6— THE CARDSTON NEWS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30th., 1934. MARRIED— SPECIALS! EASTHARRISVILLE PETERSON CARD First Show Saturday Night East Harrisville,Aug.28th. — The Clarence J. Peterson and Miss at 7 P. M. Days areHere Again Harrisville school will reopen for Gladys Card were married onTues- School Supply Headquarters School the coming term onTuesday, Sept. day, August 28th., at the Card resi-I Start your children out right by buying right. 4th., with alady teacher from Leth dance, with Bishop J. Y. Card offi- Exercise Books, Pencils,Pens, Paste bridge ln charge. ciating. The bridegroomis a son of i\^^B_^_^______^I_____^^-B _\ Big 66-Page Rough Scribblers, with lines, 6 scribblers for Ss<* Dolan school will re-open onSept. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Peterson of Scribblers Erasers Reliance Ink, (blue-black) per bottle .OS£ 4th. with Miss Hazel Hendry con- Babb, Montana, and the bride a TO-NIGHT Note Books Rulers, Compasses Friday Saturday Scribblers, rough with lines, 22-Pages, 9 scribblers for . ___\t tinuing as teacher. She will board daughterof Mr. and Mrs.DeWllton Also and family large was Drawing Pads Set Squares Books, Now, with the Luther this term. Card Sr. The residence 2 BIG FEATURES 2 Exercise (reg. 101) 4-Books for 25£ Harvesting is progressing rapidly filled with guests, members of the (rubber .05_" Loose Leaf Outfits Paints, Brushes, Etc. Peak Pencils, tips), 2 for and threshing will commence here immediate families concerned, and FRANCIS— LEDERER— Gem Wax Crayons,8 colors m box, per box — .05 Charles Woolford bind his crop, The was impressive using two binders. The Zubach and the entire setting one long to boys have been stooking for him. be remembered. The home was ManofIwoWorlds Mrs. Mary Plsko and children of beautifully decorated m pink and Lethbridge gold, everywhere, The Frozen North and Mod- (Hardston visited a week with her with flowers and Society, pfyarmanj FREE! parents,Mr. Mrs. large rooms ern woven into a fas- and Peter Zubach two of the were litter- cinating story. With every25 cent purchase of School Supplies we will returning home on Tuesday with ally filled with gifts to the bride Cardston & Waterton Lakes 3. L. Higgs give FREE, one All-Day Sucker. Mr. Zubach m the car. and bridegroom. — ALSO — Phone H. Those coming from Beazer to the As the wedding march "Here on Monday was played by TIMMcCOV Peaches, preserving! Vair funeral were:Bis- Comes the Bride" — — Pears andPrunes at their best this week for hop Card, m Plenty Wealthy Apples at Exceptionally R. M. Beazer and wife and Mrs. June the bride walked of nice — — Low Prices! daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Jen- down the aisle dressed m a lovely COMEINAND SEE US kins, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Broadhead pale green crepe and tull, carrying Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wynder and a gorgeous bridal bouquet of roses ShotgunPass friend, Mrs. Pontarollo and John and carnations, and followed by the GODFREY'S GROCFTERIA sister, Lazeretto. From Boundary creek bridesmaid, her Miss Emma MatineeSaturday 3 P. M. Phone 100 Cardston. besides all relatlves: William Simp- Card, and two flower girls, little Burt's Grocery son Sr., Will, Tom and Dave and Misses Card and Ellison, each FREE DELIVERY PHONE 37 wife, Alonzo Scott, Mr. and Mrs. bearing beautiful bouquets. The Forest Shattuck and son Victor, Mr. bridesmaid was dressed m a beau- NEXT: — and Mrs. Andy McOraw and son tiful white gown trimmed with blue Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Andy Larsen,Mr.Joe McGraw, and The bridegroom was dressed m a the Albert Oales family. From Har- dark serge suit. The father, De- Special Holiday Attraction! Vair, Card, away Bring Her Here risville were noticed: Samuel Wilton gave the bride BARBARA STANWYCK Sadie, Florence, ports, Charles, Gil- and Claud Peterson, a brother of — — the Show bert and Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. J. the bridegroom acted as best man. m After Martina and sonLewis, Miss Amelia Mrs. Bertha Smith Gregson sang FREE Zucca, Ernest Salt, Mr. and Mrs. two sweet solos: "Because" and "I The Food is marvellous. Just the dainty sort she'll like Peter Zuach, Mrs.Mary Plsko, Alex Love You Truly". "TheBitter Tea and praise you for knowingabout. Thomas, Steve, George and Mathew Then followed a bountiful wed- Zubach and Miss Minnie Zubach. ding banquet, with a five tier wed- A Set ot Dishes Mr. and Mrs. John Olshaskl and ding cake ln the centre of the children and Mrs. Annie Olshaskl. heavily laden table, and near it was ofGeneral Yen" The Cahoon Cafe Mrs. Annie Smith, George and John a huge' birthday cake m honor of Smith, Joe Vadnals and Laurier Kenneth Card's birthday, a brother — — Every SATURDAY Vadnals, Miss Daisy Baird, Mrs. of the bride whose birthday was NEXT WEEK Sr., wedding Vadnals Mr. and Mrs. John selected for her day, he Thursday, Friday, Saturday Just Plain Happy Stott,John Daignault,J. H. Bengry. and Booth, another brother coming Hazel, Isabelle and Ross Bengry all the way from Chicago to be Double Feature and J. Y. Card and W. L. Smith of present. After the banquet the Cardston and there might have wedding cake was cut and distri- Every $1 spent been others. buted among the guests. Advice to the gels a Ticket Immediately following these fes- rti tivities the happy coupleleft by car LAMB FEEDRIG for Macleod, thebride being dress- Lovelorn a swagger edm suit ofbrown tweed AND (Continued page and the bridegroomlnalight tweed from 1) _1 _fi&_i suit. AtMacleod they took the train ' 1 v*'^*_H^ replace up to a quarter of apound for Calgary on their honeymoon. of grain In the ration. It makes a their they will "Six ofaKind splendid may Unon return make addition and be self their home ln Montana where Mr. ___M_MM____M_HMM fed ln troughs.Salt shouldbe avail- Peterson has near Babb. a good work able at all times and water many ______supply Is prime importance. Best wishes from all their HiiiIll'r r 11ll _W_\w ___*■_, I J_____L. m _» . of I"' il.li I i _W_TJ______mu** tffV*^'___W^_____F___f'^_!^_P^^V "fafW/lnt-m Above, m as brief a manner as friends here and elsewhere attend CHRISTENSEN P 1 Ifl'r IiflIIIfi*' # possible, we have outlined some them on their new journey of life of as both are well and favorabl" the essentials of successful lamb FUNERAL HOME "" feeding. In addition to the above known, especially Miss Card who if prime ■ ALSOOPERATINO a great many fine points suggest a favorite among hundreds themselves. It ls hoped that by of friends ln Southern Alberta. CASKETS HOTEL et * " -ST. REGIS listing a few "don'ts and do's" We Wish to make it clear I"ATES gl ■"<» gl.SO WEEKLY and MONTHLY HATM some difficulties will be avoided. MORRISSEY — GROVES to the public that our manu- Remember, dry caskets cost no more lambs should be Joseph factured under foot. This requires ample Patrick Morrissey and than home-made caskets. We bedding well drained yards. Miss Winnifred Groves were mar- have an adequate number on and ried m Cardston on Monday, Aug. Regularity of feeding will pay big 27th„ hand m our establishment on President Z. W. Jacobs of ihe Main Street Cardston. dividends. Select a schedule and Relating. contracting par- of HL JM stay varying Both the with it never It even ties came from Browning,Montana ahalf hour one wayor the other. Our's is a 24 hours service BUILT FORFARM &TOVVN HOMES Lambs need to eat and rest, ex- with modern equipment citement of any kind should be avoided.Keep dogs out of the yards. MOUNTAIN VIEW Phone: Keep the lambs confined once they — 53 Cardston or2802 Lethbridge are put on feed. Mt.View, Aug. 27th, Wm. Web? Watch carefully for symptoms of ter and family left on Sunday for George St Lawrence Neuflize Ponsonby, son of His HIU spending sum- HoaorablsExcellency ths Governor-General of Canada and Lady Bess* over feeding or any other unusual Crest after the borough, aad Master William Herrldge, son of Honorable W. D. condition and if ltls beyond your mer holidays here. Mr. Webster is Barrage and Mrs. Herrldgs, and nephew of RightHonorable R. B. knowledge ask advice. teaching there again this year. Z failure jfeslEiiSS Beaattt, Indulgingla a fraternal handshake before going on with Dip alllambs before they put A number of Mt. View men havp ths business of the meeting— a little heavy sand-digging, on the are < Katy'sCove Beach of the AlgonquinHotel, St. Andrews-by- on feed. gone to Spring Coulee, Woolford mJt ■■ i i.. id Hereleacombinationatoveand MM places help youll proud Slortouste Sea. up a small hospital pen for and other to out m ;* heater be to own Mm Fix W l JJ .*- W sick lambs. threshing. Several more areleaving ml *K (Bg\ *g Iff —serves two purposes at the W_ this week. Mi W W I sametiine,ltheaUandltcookß. mm Learn to tell a flnlshed lamb by «\ ___■■__. It is a range In ______i combination WM touch andlearn toestimate weights Borne rain fell here Wednesday ff^aK£HMH ■_!___". cv«T way. It willbum coalor Wk by sight. night and Thursday morning, fol- y woodequally well. Itis arange lowed by light damage Ifi?^— small enough touaem alimited BiJJ Don't sickenlambs grain,don't a frost. No =^PJ3s_&*s. ■[ j '*'" ° W&k on done however only to potato W"_v_ \pp\ \r~_ Bpacebut ,deiiSned that Alberta neglect water ln cold weather, vines I 111 J tßb,e Bfil Grain the wi'i Growers top accommodate and beans. nSf[ _WfM_^_\ [17^--' MM never let the lambs get hungry, fi i |MaKS^^^ipJ cooking utenaila for a large ■£ don't neglect lame or sick lambs. Mervyn Jacobs accompanied by Message! the Misses Elaine and Beatrice Ja The Read This Remember every consideration cobs, W^S_mi___\ | Rwifrew Cook-Rite hae X repaid Julia Mecham and Hilda I been designed to meet every W__\\ shown the-lambs will be with Payne dancing P^aTWKr^l better The old saying "The attended the demon \ knownneed forcooking or heat- ■ returns. stratlon Monday, Wm^^-^n\_> lngm a large or a house, ' eye of the feeder fatteneth his In Cardston on §|I§|) 7 little I It is of vital importance that a strong co-operative August 20th. m_U for a Wgor a aa___ dmilff. ■■ cattle" ls of equal truth when ap- mm OSCAR STAHR wm elevator system should flourish mAlberta.Itis desirable plied to lambs. Samuel Tolley Jr. had his hand C.O. ASPLUND. badly hurt and sustained other Wm "THE RENFREW MAN" that suchanelevator system shouldbe under the control bruises and scratches, when a il — rod Made(a CU__d.by of Alberta grain growers men who are actually fol- weeder turned over on him. -Pi THE RENFREW MACHINERY CO. LIMITED XI Mrs. McCarthy of Twin Butte re- KM RENFREW. ONTARIO K|| lowingthe occupation of farming. Susses, fLBI,Montreal, RfglM. PRICE LIST turned home on Tuesday after ■BB Branches at: Que^ Batki fl| The Alberta Pool Elevator system is the only or- spending a few days with Mrs. Geo. Fer Use Of: Barl. ganizationm Alberta that meets these requirements. Genealogical Committees Mrs. Brunsdale ftnd daughter of *" Mannyberrles a guest -**0 All countryelevators of the Pool system are oper- Family Group Record Sheets: ls at the \ ated under public home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence license and as such are m a position Per Dozen 20< Brunsdale. LABOR DAY TODAY to handle the grain any Per Fifty of grower. per 100 50^ Mr. and Mrs.Norton andchildren Use this Price List as a Sample o£ Month-End Bargains 90^ of Magrath were Sunday guests at M « At This Store? Alberta Pool Elevators are on a sound financial Pedigree ■on» £ Ctn«!« l Charts: J. S. Jacobs' home. Mr. and Mrs. PORK A BEANS I .TET.LO, basis; efficiently managed give Same Pilling guests Am' Flavor are and can unexcelled Price As Above Melvin were dinner Per tin 4-pkts. Sunday. Xm 10£ 25f> service to the grain growers of this province. Alberta Family History Sheets: there also on ____m^r 7T^^\ (King Bearh Brand) Pool agents are carefully Ratedbothsidesandsamesire Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hanson en- \\m\i[^_C^«* Dam PORK SAUSAGE JELLY POWDER selected and have strict inst- Pedigree ■VL9 Ip«^l**_. ««-\ ° pkbB, - as Charts tertained Mrs. Julia Hanson and mi \ (Swift's or Burns'.) 25^ ructions to give fair treatment,includingproper weights a Sheet Regardless of Mr. H.E. Hanson at dinner on Sun- 1^ per tln 23<^ CORNFLAKES, (Sugar andcorrect grades, toall patrons. quantity day. Crisp) * JUMBO CARBOLIC SOAP 3-pkts. 25£ SURVEY REPORT BLANKS: r« 9 4 bars for . Alberta PoolElevators operate on the co-operative For use 25£ MATCHES — of Ward Committees Progressive camp fire parties suc- Wtht^*** \ SOAP. Pearl or P. & G. principleof "Eachfor all and aprinciple making Genealogical 3 bOX6S all foreach" m ward — ceed well the usual kind, 10 bars for 23^ (Revised Form): as as for 38? which will to bring a measure survey. August 26th., VINEGAR, tend of economic and on the night of the white or brown TOMATOES, : I 75f scene Dominion Bu-inett Colltg. 1 from hot dogs to cheese crackers Winnipeg. These Prices f.o.b. Cardston ManitoW I ._ SCHOOLDAYS!— I Postage being devoured by the hungry otligttion,plets* We have Complete Stock of: I Extra Without **nd mcfullparticulsre SCRIBBLERS, PENCas, merrymakers. Finally breaking up of your couneion"Stre»mlin»" bmineii training. — ERASERS— I Above forms are obtainable camp they on WATCH OUR WINDOW | their here moved to "* Ty; Nam* ...r* I Alberta Pool Elevators at the office of the: St. Mary's river where another — camp fire and more refreshments Adrfrtn PEACHES AND PEARS ARE AT THEPEAK. GETOUR PRICES completed the fun. Those patlcipa- CARDSTON NEWS tlng Included: Mr. and Mrs. Art. Mlas Lorraine Hadfleld entertain- Milton Hansen made a "__" on ed the Smar-Seta-Phl, previous Cardston, Alberta. Lundrigan, Mr. and Mrs. Russell to Cardston's Oolf course on Wednes- Bostock, Mr. andMrs. Percy Greg- her going to her school near Fort day morning, with Mayor Burt CARDSTON TRADINGCo.,Ltd .Vermillion,last Wednesday son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wight, Mr. — — evening. vouching for the score. Milton is TRADE (md Wight, 169 Ihe time spent playing WITH THE MERCHANTS Mrs.Edgar Mr.andMrs. — PHONE was cards. one of Cardston's most persistent WHO ADVERTISE TN STUDY THE ADS. AND HELP AGENTS FOR FRACHE — A very deOcfews lunch was served. golfers. THIS Earnest Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. BROTHERS PAPIR LoUree Jensen. BUILD YOUR OWN COMMUNITY