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4 VOL. I.No- CARDSTON, ALBERTA, THURSDAY,OCTOBER 8, 1925 $2.00 Per Year ;5c Per Copy Plebiscite On Proposed $50,000 Debenture Dr. J. S. Stewart Prophesies A Conservative Government To Be Taken onSame Date as Municipal IN CANADA AFTER SENATORS WIN FIRST GAME Election OCTOBER 29 WASHINGTON At the town meeting |FACTSj AND FIGURES council on is the Great IssueIn * *f Monday night it was decided to Taxation Rock and Car That It Nearly Of World Series WardM.I.A IN WORLD SERIES First burgesses Canada Today Protective t Isubmit to the the ques- Keystone of the Forty-Five Thousand Fans were m * tion the new Power Plant, Tarriff, t NEW YORK, Oct. 7— Salient of at Policy, Says j Attendance the same time as municipal Conservative 4 facts and figurcsin relation U .j. the Wrecked : : Dr. Stewart. Hold Opening 2 the 1925 world's series follow. ele.t cni;h:Jd, viz.,Dec. 14, 1925. (Broadcasted from CFAC, Calgary) T Combatting teams: Washing * There are two propositions to he Toh'.enr., ol Immigration and Rail- FLD, 1, ton (American League, world s * i FORBKS FI PITTSHCIiG. ' 4 considered. First, town for the to , ;■_. 1.'pendent Upon Prosperity Oct. 7—The first game of the World .}. champions),, and Pittsburgh .j. Kraut a 15-year franchise to the \\ est- ■./':: can Come Only the Social (National League champions). c i\ Which Pittsbirgb T Series between Pirate^ 5 crn L'tiKi, « '"ompany, represented by ';,> cc iwo Fiscal Policy, says. a::d the Washington Senators was Schedule: October 7-B,Forbes * t " il-f'.e by Mr. liowness, for the purpose '. .sir.i-h. K. C. won by a score of 4 to 1 by the Sera Eleven Life Members M.I.A. * Field, Pittsburgh; October 9 .'.. of and of this company erectiiifr ipower st i- tors. Only made dv a 10 and 11, Stadium, one error was 150, 1925-26 Memberships Paid— Griffith 4» Mion and distributingand selliiiß li.jnl , , I'mi' er«Mi\ c Cindid ring the game, and by T Washington; October 12-13 that the Pirate +£ and power to the people of CarcLioi i,',.i(|'i- KiiliiiK, assisted m the second half of In Forbes Field, Pittsburgh. Ir tllehfifth. ? It is understood that the details if ""' , X C of Calvary, and the same innings Trainer of the Pi- A very Successful Opening * case of postponement,game for <" 'this proposed franchise will he dis :, l.etlihridi,'e, wa: rates mad*' a homer, fo-- .h that day be played m the .j. 11 uf the only run will !cussed at a public meeting following m the near Saturday niuht m the thc Pittsburgh team m the who!" rAKDSTON, Oct. 7— Joseph S iI|l same city the day. j£ future. The other proposal is for the 201) pco- i/ame. The batteries for Washington Capacity i-imil liy some Low and his co-laborers in the Y.M % of fields: Forbes Town of Cardston to issue $55,000 m meeti of were Ruel * ■"; |nilitical im and Johnson.and for Pitts M.I.A. and the Y.L.M.l.A. arc ce- |field, 40,000; Griffith stadium, debentures and build a new municipal reception burgh, Smith and Meadows. 38,000. ■:: ma■".'ii. The tainly to be complimented on thr f f power plant. These two propositi ins and bis colleag + si,-wart Score by Innings very successful opening of the s.-1 Prices: Hanging from $l.li + will be elecided hy the ratepayers on the least, very cordial Senators 010 020 001- < * <" iv son's work for the M.I.A. A most for bleachers to $6.60 for hox * December 14, the second Monday m lisleiied attentively and Pirates 000 010 000—1 unique way of securing interest and .5. scats. December being the annual elec'ior ;I'r.^ia .tii-ally to the amue lively competition was used in select- % Team managers: Stanley X day m Cardston. ■ , .1 liy these political ingred, green, tan blue admission Harris, Washington; William * and i T The proposed issue would be - "*« ♥*« *$" »|« ****■***■* 4**"* **"* ***'****** i *J» *2* »J« »J*»J* *♥* *t m* **■**J**t*♥J**J* raids, and thus dividing all present Kechnie, Pittsburgh. ♥$4,795.17 which cost * ",.., ,- J would Cardston v. of the political situat |THE WAY C .L. ST^IIICi"...... r-,,.,riS whokeenly contest T Division of receipts: Fifteen J at the end of twenty years a total ■ ' anada, starting '.(1 against each other games, sing . i,. . .r with EXPLAINS IT in * per cent, of gross to advisory * sum of $95,903.40 exclusive of any | |ing, " ."..,' ;, ik\ formulate Ihy Sir ** — and in securing memberships : cent, costs, might |> . . T 4. council 60 per of first X exchange that c paid MacDonald, Dr. Stewart * * the M.I.A. One hundred and fifty- four games to players ("0 per T The town's indebtedness at present , CARDSTON, Oct. 2— ln an junrs of the Conscrva- season memberships were paid, while cent, $fi.i,081.5 .. ♥J* interview today with Gejorge '- * T of this to contending play- J is 1. The total assessable 11 i- :";",in,' finally at the con- life members were obtained. *> 60-40 basis, t * property is more than one tnillfon a:id .;. Stringam, 'Ihe acws represent- <" ers on remainder "!.i form of a prophecy the games, wen o dollars, thing After refreshments [X be divided among players X a half so that tlie utilities ."», would mark the lie 'X ative was told that the % served, making in last night's open- board has difficulty iiiviiip which queered the Medicine $* j|^'"' first division teams m eacl T no ill con- i ,;.-, 'X ing most i irv. era for Canada with * one of the successful ope i I league). Remainder of gross to ♥sent for the new issue. CITY, Oct. r,~l'li..i<. It grazed the end of '♥> by-election was the ■ ■ '.-,!, JFRSFY NJ. rear a pass Hat refusal ings history m M ei'itheti as Premier ♥> v in the of the Mutuals in ■{" clubs which turn over 50 per X Mayor Caldwell was not present at < shows the ccimparative size of tin trolley 4> of the Farmers' government to 4 :>>'.-wative Government ill jing on wliirh were fifty pas- the First Ward. The officers assist- cent, of their share to league X the council meeting. S. Low, act- trolley car and giant boulder that allow seed grain relief to In .j. " J. ... al ( iM.iwa. |sengcr:. Had it struck it would Ivivi X ing Mr. J. S. Low were \V. H. Due for distribution among other T ing mayor occupied the chair. Coun- ended a sixty-foot leap from tin X furnished to the farmers of tin |£ first assistant, and Leo Stutz, scccv J C-io'; ,; irom an editorial m the Ibrought death to many of * clubs. ♥cilman Burt was also absent. Aside heights oftlu* Palisades, on the cat tlie pas Medicine Hat district this _£ assistant. _ .',-,'» r Progressive i Umpires: Pigler and McCor- plebiscite ih. Herald: "The tracks on Phrk Avenue, Wechawk.-n Isongers. + spring. This fact was mention- <" X 'from the decision re the t oa sectional The Y.L.M.l.A. officers of the Firs- | mick, national League; Mortar- :v Lis dwindled X ed by thefnrmer member la.'t X X all other business was more or less to * Ward who were equally responsible ! ty Owens, .il: no chance control the spring ' and American routine. The passing of the bills X c lien the decision was arc, J ii. :; Canada." for the success achieved Mrs League. ♥i the appointment a special con- i. of *"* made bjtlie g'ov.'iiinient. Ih of " Nelson, president; ■ tv the of the <" S.IL Mrs. \V. II, ker, second assistant. ,I T "c >tatinj.' that instead, they ties. from committees occupied ahou' two "j. Mr. Stringam also explainei <♥ Hi:ir blessing to the Pro- I liours of the councillors' time. ..' X the |ni«'?'bility of a provinei.i 4» if.lilate, 1.. H. Jelliff, and One or two items might be men |cliv.ioi! this fall on <"■ ■ mv. s |i i .i ihere is hut one firm WON BY PITTSBURGH tioned. The offer of $91) a month . _" tion of eeonomv. Si mam "j* ! Topics a i;iil parly to support iv — »»» %' v. Town CARDSTON MAN with rent, light, water ani fuel was >' minivers entering the ■Inni" .n <> !' ■ ." ii.ni and that is the party led ""' " * made to Herman Aldridpe as assist — .;. campaign wouldiicans'' too man; .♥.. SCORES A SUCCESS Arthur now tied. Both |ant engineer at the power house. The liH'ora'de Meifihen. Senators aid Pirates Teams Honor dead Baseball *J* by elections and it would be ; Mr, nnd Mrs. Barton Meldrum (nee| '. st.v.trt lad ureal emphasis on + Ilicense applied for by thc Silver Grill hero, Mathewson, Wednesday Night * cheaper for a general eleetim Miss Wanda Hatcslleft on Friday for|] The Oakland Post-Knginccr oi i.iv.it'on problem Christie who Did Iwas refused. The coal from the new m Canada "> to lie held than to have th. Magrath where they will reside m tile!ISeptember 4 contains the photograpl now ♥> ' was ordered to _.- "-.■■.,,i. i (M \ dollar Stutz-Low Coal Mine i made m Can- a expense of both b\ elec fultire. |of Mr. Lafayette Hyde, well-knowi added \% |he tested out at the power plant, and ada .:.m- lo lhe lax collector. Can- — T tions and provincial later on. ]S* Mr. Ora Williams left for Chicago Cardston young man, who for a num Score by innings : :the sale of certain town property i I.i i- |ia>iny iimr war taxes than any Inst Friday he her of years taught school here and -- ";"":<■>*****<"** where will continue 'was authorized. A final item was the heaven, -- <«-:-:«:":' ">♥"?" oili. :■ ii.i.mi under except Washington his studies m Chicago later moved to Magrath where lie wa: 100 000 00l 2 the Dental Coi letting of re-floor- 'it iat I inam, there has never - the Magrath school the contract for yel - lege. He accompanied mother vice-principal of his af Pittsburgh 000 100 02x 3 " ing the steel bride to Tom Myers /'lempl to curtail the ex- as City. His photo appears m the gallery o far Salt Lake Ifor $50.00. "i- at (Mlawa m the past six Mr. Mrs. A. successful managers of Mutual stores ' Town Topics and Jensen and family ■ I or- . "-mad Ilieic has heen an (Received through left on Friday's IThe success achieved by Mr. Hyde i culminating via Radio from C.F.A C. the courtesy train for Weizer '"f extravayatiee, Idaho, will the not all represented m dollars am se;s- department where they reside for ,": il"' last six days of the of the Radio of the Cardston hleetricCo.) cents. While mCalifornia during tlu WILL CELEBRATE Mr. Ilalcoski is hack inCardston winter. Mr. Jet- "■"mi. itl connection 'i appropriation of two years he has been attendinj WEDDING il" wanton With the weather wanner and 111- -Lies overcast a crowd of 45,01)0 buying cattle. with Mr. Albert Hrown, had chargcl past GOLDEN r'l.tinil for the evident purpose of fans jammed the Forbes Field Stadium to witness the second game of the Leroy Duce and son were bu of the town cow herd this summer. jthe university, making a splendid pro ii-' i.i-; tin- electorate." These Mr. World Series. Lcthbridgi pave ;Igrcss m his work according to th (Iwen ■ visitors to last Mrs. to Mr. S. Hrown left Ttiesda} ■ tin words of Dr. Stewart m sincss A. J. Wood birth ' week. m- baby hoy on Tuesday, October (> i reports received here, and at tlv morninij f' iSalt Lake City ''in' "iiii tlir taxation problem. LINEUP !li to attctii Henry Thompson at the local hospital. A ngus say-' In IIsame time has managed o-ie of the the (iodlen Wedditiß of his fathel i WASHINGTON PITTSIIURGH Mr. and Mrs. re ■ w iireeii is well known m know whether keep and mother, Mr. and cf. Moore, to Welling atKr n two wee' doesn't In ran it! 100 Stores, Mrs. H. M i .i-.i '"i ami his earnest tlmuuht f il Pice. 2 h. turned Mutual and made mo- . ior not as his wife wanted a girl, not Hrown formerly of Cardston. now o ."■,u. s S. Harris. 2 It. ' Catey, c. f. visit with relatives m Lardston. | J money m the past year of tin- i-sm of lhe pn boy. l| than he li \722 10th Salt Lake City t.oslin, Ctiyler, r.f. !a South. Hast ■ '.n.-t'eii w ere attentively listen I.f. Mrs. Frank Hrown and her il.iuj' I 'while vice-principal at Magrath. By 1 h. Ilarnhart, I Mrs. H. S. Thompson of Sprinp, Mr. and Mrs. nvn are the parent ■ ! 1., l.y all. Judue. I.f. ter Fva were visitors In Lclhbridi '' Hyde children, .1 b. Wri.udil, jConic ''Mimed to t"ard»toti on Sat Mr. was known here as of fourteen all of whom an it of Calvary is IHIKHe. s.s. week. I alive, Sm li. an excel'- ithis iveiling's young of exceptional except one. All the family wil J. Harris, r.f. Traynor, .1 It. r lav train to lie with her man la!cnt w ati ; .i i lo n marked de- > . un. ful Mis. Clara Stutz is speiid'n^ , <"(<-. Miss Hetty who he present on October c date o I'eckinpatmh,s.*. (iranthani, 1 li. i Jones is at brim-full of energy. Cardstoii peopl tlie nd i-nnxiticinu to many m his week with her s'ster. Mrs. Mirni iiprcscnl the Cardstonhospital. lie; the irolden weddinu. There are for ,,. Ruel. r. Smith, c. m everywhere will he glad to hear o ur.,,-,r, 1,, Mr Sinilh. aU of Spring to ty-nine grandchildren, and (jrea'J ' Caveliski,p. Aldridge. p. Coulee. friends will he glad hear she is his 3 !1- 'I ai'ada turn for tbeir «ol- ' success. a- well a< lie erandrhildren. only one grand clo'l - llev. m rtm i [doing can expected. ■■"■■ ,:i lhe fisral poliev tin "s"♥"{"♥into r 11 Cai■ mi inil of his hal wiiicli >\ « til The will l> MATHEWSON DEAD " e\ tiling ivrililtiiK celebration - f 1" :h :inil up— ■" to Ldllbridgi'. Inm Sunday included a vocal |i.li.' io fill ure. if Canada I fast. J. Harris S«.r i1< held m ' Ihi dm t hy Misses the Waterloo Ward Chain \,ii - I. hall !. fast jrroumlcr In riijit for W'innifrcd Newton Topics I !.-".-;".("'" protective 1 The usual order hosplnl Town ihni a Christit- Mathewson died la Tl lii st out for sn Hrown, a ii Salt Lake City, so as to accommo : teams hasc. MIimiki- up -Harris nnd l-.va solo by Miss Hay \-,..-ibl he a panacea, but that evening. Hutli v.-o-> .j. 2nd hasc; 1, || 2, plies was passed at the hospital board date the of relative ".^ bands their Tri' sualiim hall l.a Ham rock, a double duel by the junior larue number i '■ " ion, on arms. ut i 4* ill ||v. meeting night. Manx people digging i'- i-e ndmiirstr.il pros 45.0111) h took lUctiirc-r's hiuh IVrkin on Monda are their po I'id friends who will he present " - paid by entire iperl.V or*. giris of the second .\ard, and an < % % up- hall 2, m tato crop despite -.ii! I follow, anil with prop- *> led by Senators and I'iratc*. »> haituh Hall I. Traynor Ilert Kellcy Spring the snow and mud ''^ m threw mil lYckinhaiiqliat base .Mr. of C.ml . si'iiinrntal l>\ Miss l.avera Hardy. ■ "ill.l eoine and honor of llu 1st hunters immiKration X bifl iiroeession m V "nc run, two attended the regular monthly <■■ Chicken are numerous 1 hits no errors. !>. II K.C., is m Ca-(|s!o, a-i' i""iilalion alone will S dead hasehall hero. The I.m 1 ? l-'lton. these days. Luckily the chickens ,-,,, ' * ing of tbe hospital board m CanNti. looking CARDSTON'S NEW ,; ' ■ - played Cod lo this week after the ioii 1.-i Railway problem*. t "Nearer Mv }'itt:burgh: Harnliart up--|"lv' to vomers too. " 0:1 Monday night. lists x |Thee." % t "- 1 1 field. In'tttHK the first hall inthe various polling subdivisi I LUMBER YAR. i I '■' Car 1 acted as Chairnma * * ' Special prayers were offered Sun ' pitched Traynor up— Ball I, hall 2. Mr. 11. CrirTiths of Cache Valley on- 11. paid "Tbe News" office n 'I" m'-i ir"-, m his usual happy day afternoon m services j,. " dm■lc>1 i pitched around Traytlor's L* tall. left last Friday for hi- lionie it Iriendly visit on 'Inesday morning I the tb. a- "ii, in. S 1'" ""■ chapel pood ( ard*lon's business Initi*.t-s nri and W Laurie and John FIRST INNINGS -. I'l-'i stnotln-rcd hot smash, I). at second ward for harvest i- ■ 'the south. He lias been Cardstou, II. wa« one time Cardst\m's rdi "' 'ii plat Washington out ,ii first has,-. Wright up— m .creasing. Mr. " .. cuiiii d lhe form with the SincrKd tor weather. i J. C. Cahoon. unci ' ' (iranthani — ri)< some two weeks visiting with rela- of the Alberta Star. 'liri'i nnd speakers of Nice up— Hall one; Aldridne's first to riuht. tip Si t- 1 will-known dealer and co thu The Stake choir pot off to a L lumber pitch wild; two. I Mil. v|--|u. hall went to tives .-md friends. Mr. Griffiths has Passengers oii Friday's to . j was hall strike one. '" 2. I. Wrt'eht train Salt ... tractor and hire ; mt,. start for its winter's - builder ha- hall three, strike tun. Out al fir 1 'I ha oi a passed halt, S recently returned from the 'Lake City T season reh. ai foul. Hritishi to attend the annual ron 'Ed lumber Mr, (.'alio., hasc. "■" ris :hrr\\ (iranthani out 1 first als with seventy-fivr pre thi' business. mission and was a very interesting ference included Pres. members is Harris Hall one. strike one. \'o run-, one hit. no errors. Fdward f''sent thoroughly acquainted with up jspeaker at the services m the Sec- on Monday nipht. ; two. out on j Wood. Walter 11. Caldwell. W. ft l' phases of the buidlitlg business, ■'o'll strike strikes. Sunday. Orpheus is C * (ioslin ond ward last ' ' Wilson, The is a real live mn - CAN YOU BEAT t up- I.nnu fly to Carey. THIRD INNINGS Smith. Jas IT. Thorn. Mrs | owner of Ihe Cahoon Hotel Mo * runs, hits V/rhinp'on: I . Attinn Mr=. sical organization Ibis year again.i I THIS POTATO? No no no errors. Rnel nn— piriVo |, hall A miscellaneous showi r was give Williams. Mable Glenn,'; 'now leased to son, D lii> " t ' -:"■'!, !Sixty-five voices were present his M. 2. Ru-.l r>. ■and Miss Olive Wood. at la-t Pittsburgh fann-rl. fooled nt the home of Mrs. Ada Haxtcr < and m the past was a leaditv- ■ - I on I. II from Al.lrichrr. ("ovc1fs1<' fo/ Sunday's practise. Moore -Strike o ■ - the newly-weds. Mr. and Karl Williams anrl Lyman I ant of up on<\ hnll Mrs. Mcl Jacobs Southern Alberta His .': <>n the fartn of McDoujja T S'ril e I. strike >. hall 1, hall 2 Baker, "■r' ti'iait'll threw out Moore al .-, drum, on Wednesday last week. Li--.! v ere the sp-nkers m the Sunday' Miss Hattie formerly a entry into this business here sp T led MrKav near Cardston ♥ w.iit out on strikes. Rice sent tip. member of was first. '■" gifts evening the Municipal hospt'ta' " i■!""<" renin which had silver and china were received service m the Second Ward volumes m optimism Cirds'o ernv * I'arcy np Stri' e >iv, I■>■ AMriiW "staff, for n a red |iotato wciiflii" sir!' ■Mi'" .<= Harris up has accepted a position the ; ' Poll 1. \1 The same evening another ehowci Cl.ipil. The theme for was the m and The huiMinp ■"" fo-" * struck out on .1 mvi ha'!.. >p hoth district. an! "outuN ancl three ounces. - 'fri.l "( Irii ,1 lo ralrh Rice on fi-s ; slovran, Cardston Pharmacy. '"* ■}"■:■ ",..r ..-, ,'| ., s; ii... was given at the home of M ss Virgi M I.V "We stand for an fn- inp public will be delighted to * A vliii,. one weicrhed three ' .. '>:■-. s.-il e 1. stri',,. 2. R,Yr to ?n,i r "V nut Travnor at first h:,'' ' Thorpe The afternoon dividual Testimony of the Gospel." ! A wcdrlinp reception was piven 1liitii apat'n his old vi shower wa at at trade Hiis n pounds. "> "" > , n -m \1|-M*e. hall four ounces. Hoth -m■" v V' ..,,,.., 2. hall nt * home of Wrirht lhre-v n-n S ITarr's nt first- tended by friends of thr young Tbe speakers m the First Ward on thc Mr.and Mrs. O. F. Hates 1pulart'ty. coupled with bis kn-inlrl th'-se are on exhibition at the .-. < ry:nv~<; hase \'n runs, 1 hit, nn bride, and m the evening Iy the topic were Brown. cnn Thursday evening m honor nf how where to « Oi.alitv * "" second' ' errors. tlv same O. S. Re- of and buy lumber Market. Cardston. "- """ ginald Ihetr daughter marriage ■' ..-"■. ■> 'i.p :'...|i !. young ladies of Mis? Wanda's ac \ Smith. F.thel Caldwell and ft Wanda's to as to be able to s-dl right sn.-".- "" i f ■ " strf t. ai! 2. ">"■■'■ n .' (Confimipri on Papo 8) qtiaintanrc. Mrs. Mary Grow . IMr. Barton .Meldrum of Magrath. < rcss for his new business I THURSDAY, 8, THE CARDSTON NEWS OCTOBER 192;

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able trend iv this industry may be noted from the tendency towards firmness m the price of hides and j fltews leather Sole leather is now about Gbe Cardston 1 6 cents a pound higher than at this t PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY |time last year. While the whole lea- w AT ither industry has gone through very «" THE OFFICE OF THE |much the same depression that has ;» CARDSTON NEWS PUBLISHING CO., LTD., |characterizedthe general cattle indus- - foi «; MAIN STREET CARDSTON % try, yet we know that the prices rji# V, — — x calf skins are firming more rapidly Pr-> I I !! Subscription X than general hide prices, and this i' "; In Canada *2-9v f itself is a further indication of a ,', In Foreign Countries $2.50 T shortage of animals which must sooi 4> X 44 X make itself felt m the price tenden- A Community Newspaper covering a rich agricultural X cies. The relative price oi cattle a: JJ m the X district whicn other papers only toucu. l'ubhsiicd f compared with other commodities has " and Alberta, lndep- X X J| interests of cardston— Soutn-Western 1919. m itseli '.'. endeiit m politics partisan only m the interests oi the 4 been low since This Afterttellrc * year period, i J| District which it seives. constitutes the six sc I /T that those who are studyingthe cycle Y/^%A. / *sVc uiu-/Iw/ O. * i y-6w <| Editor and Managing Director, D. Wight. of cattle price:- feel that the present cantolfora" J 4, , X tendencies indicate that better coudi- i G/ C j peopleare always '.', I ' Rate Card sent to any address *J ions are at hand at present. to neaiQQlt aboutfire 1 upon application. yoiiV thirJ^ 4, fkSfTOViwT/-r Instimr.cje. TheMaw Why One Father Succeeded INSuRANCfc forsuchlkmcjhteis With His Boys beforeIhe (ireste:ia, VOL. 1, No. 4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1925 I 1 NOW (By Frank H. Cheley) INSURE Surely attention these matters WITH \o being a I great mon- He believed that father CARDSTONPOWER SERVICENEEDS DAY would release amounts oi is the greatest privilege given to any ey tor purchases in other fields more The farmer man, and so took bis fatherhood ser- tali necessary. well-to-do The Cardston Investment Company, Limited Kadiu lavs both day and mght iously. Usually provided bei.oreb.and for ask: tnai youi has most- J up nioiie x\o.4,auu "is He believed that all boys arc a year-round income. It is true that gas engine Uial is raising cam wuu wheat, ly good, but that they very often get a lew have made it out oi 01 my rauio:' Uie answer sometimes ah lad handling, especially by lathers. Uiai cattle alone, but sooner or later is that all is quiet here, and oiteu He insisted that if he strove to be gas such find the going pretty tough. It 1 can l hear you lor tins noisy a boy with his sons, the sons must it time tor the rest to learn a lesson. motor. However, it shows tliai a strive to become men with him. great many oilier people are disturb- o He believed ill doing a great deal these enugg- much ing Uie auuospiiere wan Situation with hoys, but not too for little gas engines, Uie distraction The Livestock Ii ing them. ol all peacciul o.iiccs, anu me uc- lie ne\cr tried 10 bluff his boys; liriuiu ol vie rauio lav. and markets furnish he knew it was useless, lor as a boy ilie hog cattle $1,700,000 it unie waa uoiie l.e been a shrewd have ul examples constant de- Fire is soiiictmiiK oi We excellent fluc- himself had ,_.. si-ivite. caai tector hypocrisy. oui po»er oi->. tuations between scarcity and plenty. of soiemniy farmers, recognized that a boy nay laai law, we neaiu n \\ hen prices are high the He even stateu uy ceiuin men m auiuouiy raise more hogs and cattle than the has rights and that they should be here, tnai Caruston was to Have a demand warrants and prices pres- respected by his superiors. Insurance m Force new power plant,aud that before the ently react. -After prices have been He knew that the mother could ac- enii 01 Wei-. low tor a period too few animals complishcertain things with the boys that Uiuy amiracle now could fulfil are raised and prices go up. that he could not, but refused to un- promise. v\ liat has neid up Uie ac- In iy23 and 1924 hog vriccs were load bis own rightful responsibilities tion oi Uie council m tins mailer. down to prewar levels. For some on her. Oume aay 11 IS Uie CUIILIUjLiOmU. years corn had also been cheap, run- He believed a sound body was es- to strong character, and Uuieis say mat, v is uiereiy a poi- ning as low as 75 cents a bushel in sential a so "lc encouraged strenuous activ- ii_> vi uiaixiaiuil mat reigns l" 1VJ4. The poor crop last year iorcen physical ity, *,\j-..-,s v,..ai.iui:ia. la111 ll auuUi up the price ot corn making the feed in which he shared. ..U.S. vii aiiaiia, CtVIC, siiuuiu UC ingoi hogs quite expensive. Increase He believed that cleanliness was Godliness, u»t,eu on uy vie citizens tiieinsetves:in the cost of feed accentuated the next to and practised it consistently — out. {\.\. least some one witli as mucli pep tendency towards increase in the price himself inside and Cardston Investment Co. He believed that was aa vie Sewage committee inigut gel of hogs, and at present prices, hog directed fun PHONE «12. J. Y. CARD, Pres. and Mgr. an evil 1 busy auu Ami oui jusihow inucn nay raising is again profitable. The time always effective antidote for thoughts wouiu Dc uscu, and tins would market is and temptations. power element in the livestock ,m ' He counted it his privilege —t^^^^^^^^^"^^^"^^^^M^^^ mm——~^— uc vie uuaia ior some ueimiie action. sutneiently important so that the fact sacred iMlMßi^B*^a^ai^^^^^^^^^^ mmmmmmmmmmw^^^^^^^^^^mmmmm^mmmmmmmm^mmmmm^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm boys! that prices have been high for a per- to give the step by step, the they needed niliiiliil Babies are put to I.V-c the lard to a health or ■ iod of less than six months indicates intimate information RED CROSS AND IMMIGRATION all round Officer i :be work. Please rcnieni- all, be practised ur MIKED FARMING IN THE that there can be no great change in Best of himself mor- lind. while the older children are seat-]|.i-l'iai. Red Cross m the event ":' !.'it ibis Red Cross service supply for al a al fitness and had no use for a "dou- ■.1 rouml liny tables enjoying theI;ni i ickiiess m the family. men s aad do your to help the CARDSTON DISTRICT the volume of least The Red Cross service for the ini- !j best year, probably two years to ble standard." ifiuly colored .scrap books mad.- bylI i\ h.'ii a new settler arrives m a " ri,;\ carry If you and for migrant to Canada begins at the ports, on. want to know He was friendly with everybody !.'n Juniors m their school branches " m- is communicated with dir- of the demon- come.( In the past there has been of disembarkation. At St. John, (jue-; . more work write the Alberta llie weather tins tall has year rich and poor alike. All the boys and ii- i-.iiiw and addresses of ll'e set- e. t irom the Red Cross divisional aapproximately a five cycle in bi-c and Halifax where thousands of division. Traders Building, Calgaiv again vie on repeated lesson dogs neighborhr>,-, I iss representative creasing prices by two or abound.' re' order lie -i r or volunU- torial which will be sent on weauier uuring followed year, there has been built up a serv \ free \agaues 01 mocria He believed in boy gangs. Instead i' ! "!■" i. il sent m ih,- Divisional i\ wmker asking that a friendly visit receipt your three years of poor prices. Owing of the utmost value to women and of name and address. vie opimg and summer, cardstou auu of forbidding his sons the privilege ■'■' -i- <>i the .1 Ciii.s advising' he paid m ihe family to the rapidity with which hogs mat- The Red l>< and their condi- Uisinci iiuany nuseu uut with a tair- of gang life, he made himself wor- children. Cross Nurseries " . "f lln drsi of ' o Iure numbers in litters, . inalioii lhr newi :'■ d to h.a Iuartets. crop m siglit. Harvesting and the the Iof these ports ate staffed with l\'.-d mi; - ly gooa thy to be elected an honorary mem- t.l.rs witIt mfm tnatiim regard j "Inn 'fill i of thanks thccycle is much shorter than the l'rn»s workers, whose business it is to are received The true optimist is not the man commenced with a gusto, aud men ber. ■ illb family. '""'i rs v.; which typical -onu .i iii.- Welcome "■"ltli i.o are delighted lo rams, wlncn one is for cattle. welcome the immigrants with I "" who from the side lines smiles on came tlic long delayed He was certain that a few tools and ' "■ ne printed m I'.nulivh, Dutch,' It.a new country, a contin- In the cattle market we may note thing more than a verbal :■:,-etiiu:. disaster and insists that all's right have Ueen loiiowed almost a place to work weremore of a "": uian l-'rctich, Wirweg-I is ' home 'he are ii.li. I.'uihe name familiar m September that more animals were slaughtered to Fur women there many con with the world. It is the man who uously during with snow attraction his boys than rewards- ii. Icelandic, Swedish. I'krauian. 'i ir 'iv n eoiintry, bearing in 1924 facilities, ' ' with cheerful energy puts rain, montli ol November and December promises venienci'--washrooms and ' his shou! aud lhe result is a even to take them to the a -I Italian. They the 'niiii.i v ' January any resting long railway , bear nl and mi \ ice dcr to the wheel when idleness by threshing crews and ol and in 1925 than in cor- circus if they stayed in nights. for before the '.'rally lhe Cross. it is hemired ' months 1918. Ihe journex begins. urei'tillu "Canada Welcomes Red with unconquerable rallh stringency by thc whole responding since recognized Refreshments ar> " ' " 1'" ' ' - and faith . financial He the fact that a boy's! i- 'ift a■ .*t " I,||VAi., father than "^JZ^JeTn- ■" ./.'"'rtff-i prices with a fair market before them as a **_*?~T"' *** '?■*.#* '**vJ*+,'> i kJMB,*W* stock cycles are more simple and successful business professional can supply or , ♥ ,.vs-; V _mr and not a farmer the de- more easy to preJict than in man. The Blood Indians drive m iho.*e mand. most fields of business. If the cat- He was a real .Jr some grass hay easily sport and played the with bunch and tlemen could build up their lierd.n oil game of life $10 more thanhalf a to for all that was in obtain for little wards the end of the periods of him, always Why low hut according to rules. ton of it. do not the farmers prices and sell out when prices eggs be- have their m several baskets? come high, the profits in the indiis'r\ o Some of them do. We know some colld be mulh increased. Of course CANADIAN FOREIGN obvious, TRADE Christopher who have cleared several thousand this sounds and yet it is us Columbus dollars onhogs this year.Thc trouble ually true that cattlemen operate on is that so few provide adequatelybe- just the opposite The August foreign tradr figure basis because op- from the forehand. Take the Dairy business timism is too wide spread during lloniinion Bureau of Stat- Example! periods istics indicate a gain Set The Three time m three weeks have pric- of increasing prices peii- tremendous in and foreign August es for cream risen, yet hundreds ol imism too prevalent during periods Canada's business. exports show an farmers arc going into the winter when, as at present, prices are increase of .18 mill- 'Twas America's set low ions in discoverer who a shining example with nothing to do for winter work It is true that at the top of prici value over those for the same the in of what Courage,Confidence, and Determination can accomplish. A few cows would solve the problcn: cycle, the inducement for those in month 1924 and the imports gained $2(1,(100,(100. These gains of the family budget, and incident- terested, to enlarge their scale of arc well dis- tributed through all ally save our children from the curse operations and to make new invest- the fields of act- His courage, the ivity. There were S2').R()(I.0(K) prr-nter undaunted m face of ridicule, won him of idleness. ments is great while the prospect is agricultural exports 192-1, the means that made possiblehis journey. confidence Poultry is another example. We certainly most discouraging during than in His that somewheie there was a new world $7,500,000 greater exports of to b;; know of a certain Cardston farmer the periods of low prices. Hut cat animals be found— could not skaken by the most lenrned men of his age. And his forceful and animal products, $3/>00,000 determin- who has made more money from tlcnien who follow closely ad a in- finally goal his the crease in forest products,$1,200,000 ation did lead tothe he khew he would find. few hens than he has obtained from vice of market-experts such as those in iron and steel and their products, his whole herd of milk cows, net found at the agricultural colleges and m a $0,000,000 increase under the earnings. Eggs have hardly been ob- should have fairly accurate price pre head So it is with to-day. i>: 'other oris." F.very single us Unless we SAVE our money tainable all summer. dictions to work on. It is equallj class- wp not expect ification both among exports and im- can to have the courage, confidence bind determination to seize an opportunity But still another leak thc policy obvious that in case any large number when m ports show some gains and in some it comes. Unless we practice we not goal one crop It of cattlemen begin to follow this Thrift can reach the we seek— a brighter Future! of the farmer. has been plan classifications the gain is most re- tri the cycle can be largely elimin demonstrated the satisfaction of ated markable. Fnr tho five months of most people, that Cardston can pro- with the result that there will be a steady the fiscal year up to the end of Aug- Start Saving now! You're not too young or too Open aSavings today! duce abundantlyall the smaller fruits basis of profit in this ust, old. Account industry. the exports exceed last year's by Strawberies, raspberries, currants, all $61,000,000. and the imports At present exceed are grown m this district with ex- the stock of cattle or last year's by $41,000,000. Certainty cellent results. Yet every fall the hand all over the world is being re such figures may duccd, be taken as an in- grocers of this town are flooded with and the present depression dication of Cardston Loan Company the steady improvement cannot longer. orders for preserving fruits. Liter- last much In spite of which is taking place in basic condit- ally thousands of dollars go out of: the fact that pessimism is still rife in ions in Canada. BANKERS Cardston every year for fruits of; the cattle industry the present out many kinds which can be and are be- look is betterthanithas been for some o ing successfully grown at home. years. One illustration of the prob- Subscribe to THENEWS 8, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1925 THECARDSTON NEWS PAGE 3 PROFESSIONAL CARDS What Othar Editors Say: BUSINESS LOCALS / Dr.W. Woolf, A.8.,M.D. (From The Lethbridge Herald) The Fresh Flavor In one.of the largest Canadian ci- Theatre ties, Palace Office abovePhipps'Confectionery t when six young men were plac- c7e. snow of delicious Hours 10—12 and 2-5 ed on trial for statutory oftense*. Investment Banker SS Friday and Saturday, October 9 and 10 startling revelations were made of Phones: Office 5: Res. 58!the path whereby youthful "butter- Established 1895h Tom Mix m "e»"'brought disgrace to themselves and their families. It was a night S. S. NEWTON Dr.J.K. Mulloy,M.M.M. of revelry which included childish play on fcrris merry- CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Office: CahoonHotelBlock wheels and "Oh! You Tony" go-rounds,\ followed by a drink cal- PracticalDraftsman 'SALADA" SB Hours 10 12 and 2-6 Iled "gin" as the girls told the court GREEN TEA SOc, 25c, lOc. They were also given 157 PHONE 157 Admission Phone Office 38:Res.216., beer in a JS ispreservedmthe air-tight SALADA : room in a down town hotel. One ol packet. Finer than any Japan or the girls is 13 ears of age, the ATTERTON PORTRAIT STUDIO Gunpowder. Insist upon SALADA. A. T. HENSON other 15. — Monday and Tuesday October 12 and 13 This question are wo Amateur Finishing Teacherof Pianoforte Theory raises the and ,living in a fool's paradise? What (10 Hour Service) Pupil* preparedfor Royal Academy and of< the evils society that "The Red Rider" RoyalCollegeof Music Examination*. of are fla- BRING US YOUR FILMS and the New Serial grant among us today? For in- Picture Framinga Specialty Ora Duce, Shoemaker Phone. 97 Cerdaton, Alta. stance, I % 99 . the modren dance-hall I Are * our young women properly chape- ♥ (Next OldChief Cafe) * "The Fast Express T * L. W. BATES roned at such places? Arc these FLETT 2 FairPrice, GuaranteedWork Shoe shine standm connection iplaces frequented by the type that F. W. T * —TEACHER OF— we wish our young men and women Plumbing and Heating Friday and Saturday, October 16 and17 Weidt'i System of Simplified Harmony 1to associate with? Serious charges for Mandolin, Guitar.Banjo, Saxophone, are; made against many such places, Res. Phone 71 Zane Grey's Special Comet, Violin, Etc. and" not without cause. It behooves our fathers and mothers, for the safety of their sons and daughters "The Light of JONES MELODY MEN !to know beyond peradventure that The LEE Co. ORCHESTRA the dance their children delight in and Embalmers!z MEATS * Undertakers Western Stars" is under proper auspices, w'lii no For engagements shadow of doubt as to its moral in- A Rip-snorting Romance-Drama of Frontier America Phona 102. Cardston. fl-iencc. PHONE 55 2 of all kinds and the best quality at | Another evil is that of pernicious Admission SOc, 25c, lOc. + Miss M. JESSEN literature. In spite of all vigilance, prices that cannot be beaten anywher e | trashy magazines and periodicals F. G. LONG % * Teacher of Pianoand Theory find their way to our bookstalls. -COMING- SHOE REPAIRING Graduate of TorontoConservatory One minister says "It is coming in G/ve yonr next to Nov.13 and 14 Tom Mix Special of Music by the ton." If so, then a campaign i order l "4 Very 2 4 The Deadwood Coach" PHONE 85 of suppression is the call of the Workmanship the Best I * 3, hour. Nothing so inflames the pas December 4 and 5 sions and Spring dulls the moral sense a:t "The Iron Horse" Hill gloating over pictures and sketches Robt. McClung j Qualitymr Market ! that have a salacious suggestion I "ST * (Special to The News) What is your boy reading? What Paintingand Kalsomining ♥ ****** "**»>»>**»:'*****.V4^^^ HILL SPRING, Sept. 28— The Hil, magazines delight your girl? And Spring Mutual Improvement Associ- not all literature that is even allow- Phone 212 Cardston I. H. C. WAGONS AND ROD WEEDERS ation will begin their winter's work ed by law is the type your boy or Inext Sunday, Otober 4, so President girl should read. What they read Andrus informed the public las, reacts on their lives. I think of a J. C. SHAW Our Harness is Guaranteed night. conversation Iheard recently by a For Twelve Months Preparatory to this, however the group of young women at a summer PLASTERING Insure GettingtheNews the Muntual officers arc intending toi picnic. What were they talking CALL AND SEE THEM give an opening party which willI about? Just the things they had Phono 127 P.O.Box 153 take place next Friday evening. Plansi been reading of— photoplays and are being formulated and commit- vaudeville artists and the life at We printed several hundred extra copies of The Card- I. H. C AGENCY girls lton week, tees chosen to give all the mutuali "Hollywood". These were "Red" McGraw News last but before the second day after SMITH *k PITCHER PHONE 118 workers an enjoyable time together light, giddy;, irresponsible. What publication the papers were all sold and scores of people party ) they \ -re reading was reacting or PAINTER It is fully expected that the will asking for them. IJe sure and pet yours by. subscribing ; be a huge successbecause of the fob their interpretation of life. Then Decorating and Kalsomining lowing is a world of difference in now. Just clip out this blank and send it to us with votir >t live committees:— between EatimateaFree. .♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥*+**^£ Refreshment Mrs. B. B. Andrus spiration and so-called Puritanism check. I LEVI WEBSTER jj Mrs. Douglas Allred, Mrs. Sarah Tan.. There is a wealth of happy, pun |tier, Mr. Reese Allred, Mr. NcflI ideals for virile men and wholesome James Chapman and Horse-shoeing. young women two | Blacksmithing |Fisher. — between these THE CARDSTON NEWS, OF ALL KINDS. Decoration Miss Phyllis Fisher extremes. Hides Pelts Furs — | REPAIR WORK j Cardstan, Alberta I Miss Favorite Grow, Mr. Lesliea "It's high time someone started1 and Horsehair. to clean things up," said one who Coombs. Enclosed please find $2.00 for which send me The Social— Mr. Golden Allred, Mrs. B knows of conditions. What he re Higheat Prieea Paid *♥♥*♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥*+*<"> Cards'ton News for one year, k II. Andrus, Mrs. Ray Hurd, Mr. S. B ferred to was the joyrfdc after tin GOULD, J Smith, — dance. About the evils in questioi Oats, Baled Hay, Chopped { JOHN GROCER jr Booth Mr. Lorenzo Davies, Mr it was said, "The police knew, and X;itne f Centre Streetand4th West Phone 136 ► Dewey Smith, Mr. B. B .Andrus, Mr the doctors and hospitals knew. Barley,Bran andShorts. What are we do Quality Jk Leo Leishman, Mrs. Margaret Leisli- to about them ? - I and Service— Our Motto X And then there is the orgy of 'f man. E.L.Jessen Transfer - - <«">*+*♥<"+*♥♥+*♥*♥♥*♥♥♥*♥+♥♥♥♥♥*♥♥♥*♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥Mr. N. E. Tanner is contemplating. gambling that goes on at the horsi PHONE 85 Address '. store tc races throughtottt the land. "I wo ' the sale of his in Hill Spring # ; Mr. E. Law of Glenwood. $200 last week," said a young womai "| Mr. D. H. Grow and family have■ who had been beguiled into the en- Phone 84 moved to Cardston where they in-. snaring evil of betting. "Won $200!' CITY STORE tend to make their home. —she little thought she had lost Frank Brown I TEMPLE VARIETY . " A. M. IBEY PHONE 133 J The snow in this district is very more than she had won. She hail Licensed I wet and heavy, consequently if itjlost her sense of moral values. Shi ;"J AUCTIONEER % clears up soon, threshing cannot be-I1 had lost the finer idealism of life IBed Springs & Mattresses I | Giveus a call when you are lookingfor goods !, gin for several days. She had lost that true perspective [ A political meeting will be which always regards "others." Nc held in Mrs. J. F.PARRISH 1 At Less than Catalogue Prices While they Last j I at Right Prices "j the church house tonight. Mr. Geo. one wins without someone losing FLORIST L. Stringham, M.L.A. and Mr. Coote And the tragedies of lives ruined > I i > of Macleod are expected to be pre- gambling would fill volumes. Agent (or Terrill Floral "Co. always "Say With Flower* I Goods Clean and Quality A1 | sent. Whenever our young women, tc It {"♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥JMr. I.eland Jeppson has moved in- say nothing of our young men, an PHOSE 139 9 , to Mr. D. H. Grow's residence, where thus led on, what shall we say ol I Coombs Hardware | lie will live- this winter. our future citizens? Arc we ti Mr. Myers has some of the mi- raise a race of gamblers? The im I.M. COOMBS Before buyingelsewhere, Come and s""».<" »..>+.>+.>++++♥++++*+*:****<***">***** member when the weather was worse duplication of Sets. j seen, as be appears there, so he i | at The CardstonNews office. No Don't be partial to any We part of really elsewhere, howver skillfullyi, | Show | Buy and Sell Live Stock your body. The skin of the human 1 Cards * or " my for the time conceal his triu ni 1 - For Cash Ship on Consignment palm to times thick SIGNS BANNERS .;..;. .♥, .;, .;. .;. .;. <" "}-*"}"}■"?"**«j> ">"> is said be 75 as ture. .j..;..;. .♥..J. .♥..♥.,{..». 4..j..♥.4.$.J. .J..}. .5. .J..J.J. .♥<":"":< *«>":"»!< **">♥♥*4> as of the eyelid. 2 We h?.ve connections with thc best markets m Canada. We handle Jt that So take yotn go far to promote ban 4> "It would A. T. HENSON i live stock for the Cardston Live Stock Association. We sell the hand out of vottr pockets. Ipiness in the home if all the mem Phone 97 $ Special for $ CARBON Distance doesn't lend much en |bers were as courteous to one an- PEERLESS COAL it .chantment J <> when the roads arc likt ,other as they are to guests. The J Try this coal and you will buy no other. .these we , '<> have this fall. visitor receives bright smiles, pleas- HOT LUNCHES | ROBIN HOOD FLOUR AND FEED ant greetings, while to our own im Parisian j j * arc often cross, rude, selfish, nagging, Agtnts for BRITISH AMERICAN OIL CO. m Connection '■ finding. not Beauty on Days | '" Town Topics and fault Are our vin . Parlor I\* Cold * own as worthy of our love, kind- t Office, 121; Chicken hunters arc numerous (Beside Studio) ' * PHONES— Residence, 49 Mr. Burnham, 227 ',', ness and gentleness as stranger?' Atterton these days. Luckily the chickens arc — the Feb. 1925 of Juvenile Instructor. i too. Phone 115 Bottles Mr. Homer, of the Cardston Mot- I Pint Vacuum f ors, has heen enjoying the novel ex- +*4,44.+4.4>4.+++4,++++4>*4>4>+*********>;.-;..". C. perience of encountering the U. S. $1.00 at A. B. |Customs Officer as a Hoard of Exam- Eyesight O. X? |I each f of Aliens. One man. accord- + ? Repair ination your you Headaches? Do + I Harness and Shop |ilnp to Mr. Homer, sat on his case as IDoes vision blur? To suffer from sma' t and * ;a Roard and decided that he was an I your eyes water? ; For Service and hy to > they weregetting attention, to befitted ♥ and Satisfaction m all kinds of X alien sent him return train ( THEN! It'stime ardston. He was accompanying H. ', with proper glasses. Stopm for an examination. 'J Leather Repairing Folsom, $ f D. as chauffeur to T.os An- Lowest Rates !TheCARDSTONPHARMACY SPECIAL on SWEAT PADS |geles. Mrs. Folsom had to drive the I LIMITED II [car the remainder of the way. If youi * t : A. B. Cure Proprietor want an authentic account of how to' j Freek, OpticalSpecialist PHONE 3 $ Gate, j Ipass King's B. C. spend a half) W.I. I hour's chat with Mr. Homer. THE CARDSTON NEWS THURSDAY,OCTOBER 8, 1925

4 Boost For Your Home Town

Let this be the slogan of every Cardstonian. Tell the world of the advantages tof Cardston and District. Buy your necessaries of life from the localdealers and patronize and encourage all who render service m the community. Buy Cardston Creamery Butter only,not alone because it is the best butter on the market, but because it is a Cardston product, and boosts for Cardston. Buy only Phipps' Bakery Bread, not alone because it is as good as any other bread on the market, but because it is a home industry and we should build it up. Every Joaf of bread imported into Cardstonjis detrimental to the growth of this splendid bakery and is therefore— a hindrance to Cardston's growth. Buy your printing supplies m Cardston not alone because you can get the best quality of paper and all stationery suppliesat "The Cardston News", but also because it will help to support a growingindustry m Cardston that will boost for the entire district.

STOP AND THINK what tke result would be if etery resident of Cardston went to Lethbridge or Toronto, or somewhere else for his wares. From $15,000 to $20,000 a year has heen song ont of Cardston for JohPrintingm thepast THE CARDSTON NEWS does good printing, has experienced workmen, andcan sipply yn with anything yoo want m stationery for theoffice or tke komc. Let not this "A Commercial Tragedy," happen to Cardston's newPrintingPlant

A COMMERCIAL TRAGEDY Last month— not last year nor a decade ago— but last month, m oneof our most promisingIdaho cities Isaw that fateful notice of attachment on a print-shop door and it wae closed for the lack of payment of $63. Of course there were other obligations, buj why should that institution have been closed at all? There it stood, fullof high-pricedup-to-date machinery, ready to work for the generalgoodof the community. While Istood m front of this door Imuted at the tragedy which occasionally strikes industries for lack of support. — No— the printer didn't drink, he didn't gamble he was just an honest, whole-souled chap with a growing family to support, an American who wished to live up to American ideals, to reaij his family as they should be brought up, who wished to send his children toschool, to ownhisown home and payIdaho taxes. BUT HE GOT NO SUPPORT! His neighbors who met him many times each day, whose children played with his children, whose wives were such good friends of his wife— forgot he wae a printer and sent their work out of town. He supported all the clubs,the V.M.C.A., thechamber of commerce, the churches, th* schools, the libraries— but he had to go to another community where they would support the local printers. He good printer was a too, and his prices were low— but Lord, man;— he had to live andcare for his family! So THEY closed him outt Who, YOU— when you send your printing out of the community! Afterall— who's to blame? People are still selling their Lord for less than Thirty Pieces of Silver.— Norman 11. Atkinson, Secretary Idaho Home Industries Association.

Commercial Creed For Canadians ' * " ** fvri-y time you are sending that .nighty dol- scried KAKMS. \\}\ !{!,o'£ S W,th hCf C!wl Im Mivny from your !?' look ng afartr wheref^tthe grass seems MOMK. children are sure xt , «-«,.» tn it, they Mako y°» r own COUNTRY-your greenest.Youhave also observed thc wise follow chasing after ami when arc own ut,, «\vav, your MOMIC, a place of »« n& « ts immediate surroundings lIOMK is desolate,and you. pro activity hy patronizing J"",.eed,n port own markets— your £ on the richclover,while theother one vis worthless. >our own stores, and all !"t,ntta,, '* "« *"*" " y trave,, '""her faring The value of your farm. you. house and w Y r *«re to re- '"& *»« na,"! ' sl,' £ your laho. is established proxim- | n w«?»" ym and :in^rs fro,» other hv its close ,Mm,s. 'y"\ .'" '" ity to markets. Stores, schools and churches WI JO -vm,r Prosperity. The path of safety and self-preservation arc the centreof attraction. The soil of your ||()M|.; 1 1 ,cad you to cons«'t your markets arc not only easiest icces Vi! HOME MAR- farm may he ever so rich, aud productive, sil,le. KET .frst When that n,arkct hut are at all times dependable and i, furnishes aud you may he ever hard, >'ol . goods working so hut if therefore most reliable They are also thc Vlth better at less money, you will yonr markets and stores at a furtherV yoUr own are distance. cheapest for obvious reasons thr over "Crests hy keeping your prosperity ,s equally far ofT, and despair 'ic at H ME' ,ia head expense m o own mon^ e» "ng the' value of H°" C "f U locT o'r Z h s""0""?.'^ loss than one half, or q r Wr d s."« your children If you T , „ abroad,, one ter o fha ?from cx,,e- buy and sell the value of which rules m the congested districts, bur- 8, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1925 THE CARDSTON NEWS 5

|Maritime province conditions, when ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥»♥♥♥♥♥»♥+♥♥♥♥♥♥+♥»♥»♥♥»■»♥♥■»♥»<"»»»»»»»■»»»*<»<"♥ Organization Meeting Judge For "the problem is not primarily one o CARDSTON lower transportation rates but of bet- Both Forgetful! | (27 Years Ago) SCHOOL COLUMN Yourself ter markets. following day Conservativ. equal !! Acertainman wrote inthe letter the other t 'Urdston District On the tariff, Mr. Meighenis \. ordering aton of coal: $ Association ly at sea. He has learned some par MUSICALE Tba HighSchool Students Organize ThoConservativeViewPoint Sirs;- (From Vol. 1, No. "1 of Cardston (Continued 6) rot talks about protection which hav> ; Dear £ evening 5th instant from Page application to the Ma 4> Please find enclosed $12.00 for whichsend * On Monday the Record) practically no Conservative The High School body provinces any more than they 1. mea ton ofyourCOAL as advertised. + me Cardston district A private musical was given the I student hel 'a policy of tariff proection agains- ritimc * ' John Jones. t formed. On account their organization meeting Friday af 1' to the west. He has nothing was < er eveningby Mr. Mrs > i imports. It proposes the conserva- have + Lciation outside polci, and A. . ternoon. October Principal offer, unprecedentet '4! P.S. Iforgot to enclosethe $12.00, but nodoubt a . lh,had roads the :Ibey, home, company 2. J. V. development ou .'now to to meet mostly by long at their the be- Low acted as tion for Canadian of 11 firm of yourhigh standing willsend theCoal anyway. * ... conferred with ing composed chairman of the meet ' irreplacable resources (conditions. <> v ♥ it was de- of some of Cardston's ing. essential and j leadership towards th> - telephone, and elite; in and power. That part For national ;; To which werepliedas follows; i'uiwe torme. this faction of The Records by Mary material off Meigh «> J* the organizationbe . Moved Franks and sc , prominently set 1rejuvenation of Canada. Mr. Dear Sir;- :jt'd that fo, editorial staff miraculously being the policy was' tort! j hope- * names . conded by Marjory Cheney ; narrow-guage outlook is , Your most received,and , Cardston members' among Cottinghain that the in the resolution embodying the Con- i*'en's I valued order will !tll the number. Mrs. 'students organize a society lacking breadth of say we asrequested, * time being. Lethbridge, to pro- jservative policy moved in the House!lless. He is m ;; mreplythat aresending the coal K of 50 years,Mr of guest of Mrs. C. O.'mote literary activities, (vision. After four years of opportu « > and hope wilfprove satisfactory. We are, * The veteran voter Card, an pianist, was athletics, etc. of Commons by Rt. Hon. Arthur, tnatit with ttmel: expert present as has been the custom previous 'nity' as opposition leader, he is de- truly * ,- Laurie, was at hand performing something grand! m Meighen on 2, last. Speak- ;; Very yours, m presence was ap Her was ■years. Motion carried. June monstrating m this election cam- * ■ stuns. His fully ' ing on that phase of the policy Mr. The Calt CoalCo. Gen and appeased the appetites ofI Moved by 'paign that learned nothing.Ht bv the supporters of Leo Stutz. seconded by Meighen "I want to say he has 0. Bates, Agent. ♥ So! th the music-hungry guests. Neilson, declared: give to hold the confi- ;; E. \ '<-.- art wHo had met for Leland that the organizatior that the time has come in Canada can no lead There were present Mrs. C. O consist of two divisions, junior dence of young Canada. He bus no P.S. We forgot tosend the Coal,butno doubta man * fjatii/jtiou. Card, Sterlings Williams, and it is brought home' to us by an ex- !I following or Mrs. Dr senior. Motion lost. thing to contribute towards the solu ;; of yourneive can keepwarm it. t u-clamation the ; perience very, very bitter ... that without Bv Joseph Y and Mrs. Brant, Mr. and Mrs.Wolsey j Movedby tion of national problems. He is a was effected: Mrs. Hinkley, HoraceEldredge and se- we must assert every advantage tha. .nizauon Smith, vice Miss Nellie Leishman. conded by Mark Low, disappointment to Conservative foi nri{ pre-ident: John S. Thomas, that student we possess, and we must assert it in Secretary Miss Rose Miss Hattic Car- body adopt lowers, and a negative factor it. pub- '■'.l D* G. Oland. provisionally the "Con , res:u i-» ■ ter, Corp. I absolute fearlessness of retaliation oi Bolderson and Mr. Edward',stitution" m force two years ago. ] lic life. He should be allowed to re casurir Leavitt. an anything else." coinniittee for Cardstoi that a committee of four, one from tire into political seclusion with Mr Kxecutive A number of vocal selections were By its tariff protection policy tlu Thos. S. Gregson each grade, be appointed to th -Robert Rogers." Willard «i Smith. very beautifully by revise Conservative partymeans to give to Chance of a Life-time I with then rendered Miss old constitution present \ The „d lohn H. F. Green and and it to the home production similar advantagein ;: at Bargain or tw. Thomas, M.r Wolsey and Corp. Bol- student body for To Get the World's Best Books Prices | including one acceptance. Motion to tha' n executive derson. When the company went carried. the home market of Canada n-inbers from each pole outside o which the United State asnd othei " FAREHAM ;; Encyclopedia Americanannd Supplement,22 vols. *♥ home each expressed sincerest thanks Thc members for thc Encyclopedia Dictionary Supp., vols. anlstou , genial "Constitu- countries find it profitable to give, ;; Century and and 12 association. to their host and hostess for tion' committee were u.irubers of the men elected uy in their domestic markets to their News) MakeraotHiatory, 20 vols. The Stewart, the "lovely time" they had. We trust stanuiug vote as (Special to The ;; j ,,,,„„",-, of General hea* toliows: luemoe. own production. It proposes thai Hiatory, * Mrs. Cotingham will visit us again ior Oraue FAREHAM, Oct. s— Last Sunda. ;; BeaconLightaof 16 vols. ,-,., ■■<: b> those' present. In ad Xil, Horace eldredge; toi when other countries are maintaining I soon. very enjoyable party was held a Eventa, 9 vols. * jti,,, """ 'he officers and executiv* orade At, Annie Laiioon; for orau.. tariff barriers a ;; Creal PRIMARY CONCERT A, against our product: of Mr. and Mrs. Bere Canada, * 'o'.'ow-s: Wm. Laurie. W.H Aiyrtie U coster; tor oraue ia, w discourage thc home John ;; Makeraof 17 vols. imed .1- The primary concert given by the eshould not furtlur out zay. inclemency of th '"< Long. W. I. Freck, Edga j\\iou Caldwell. producers by allowing The sudden ; TrailMakera of Canada, 6 vols. Iced. Primary Association of this ward on the product: guest | mc adopted provisional weather prevented some of the 4 Pege, irr> U "i Henderson. S. E. Jone5 constitu- of these other countries to rob them I Worksof ThomatNelton 12 vols. ? . in every particular and did credit to tion proviued from getting home until the follow" |r. and Mr- Lynch. Mrs. W. V lor vie following om of the Canadian market. In that part ; of RicherdHardy Davit, 8 vols. * the officers and teachers of that im- ciais: ing morning. Works | .,l. M s< Annie Steed. Mrs. D.G president, vice-president, sec. of the protective policy as In the vols. Cl portant department. treas, gang has been laid v; I Works of John KendrickBangt, 6 4 \V.irnn L. Smith. W. W ciiairman of athletics, yell mas- other the principle is that of the en The road land. The entire programme was wor- ter, for several days owing to the recen ;; Works of RudyardKipling, 19 vols. hcfficlrl. editor m cniet and an executive couragement of production. | thy of praise but space will not per- meuiuer to ue snow storms. They are camped a ; Works of EugeneField, 16 vols. 1 An open invitation was given to al enfoscu irom each grant Hundreds of thousands of Canadi mit us to make mention of but a few to be president Mr. A. Baxter's. Mark Twain, 11vols. 1 i<.nortrr< of General Stewart t virtual of tnat grade ans have gone to the United State: ll Works of of the chief features. Many " Donna teacher of Valley- Hopinton < tin the asociation, and it was at students were nominated loi because the United States is ste.i Johansen. I Works of Smith, 10 vols Exercises— Opening Chorus; Orpha each position, field school, spent the week end a >iuio<\! that the committee room ihe vote by secrei dily increasing its population am !; Works of Edgar AllanPoe. 10 vols. j Leavitt, recitation, "Temperance' brought Woolford with her parents. She re !""" opmed at the o ballot the following returns thereby advancing its prosperity- Works of WilliamShaketpeare, 3 vols. < oubl .'offices Pledge"; The Misses Young, song,I ported a good time. I 'in Iaurie in the Cahoon hot President, Harold Lee (Oradi making it easier to live, making lift "Wait Mr. Postman"; Master AmosI Xli); Mr. Joseph Berezay made a busi Residence < nek On account of Mr. Lauri Vice-Pres., Annie Cahoon more comfortable. Millions iu othei Callat Wm. Laurie's Leavitt, "Negro Song"; Agnes Sloan XI); ness trip to Cardston m the earl Ming his practise and moving 1 Solo; Mercer, [(Grade Sec.-Treas. Eleanor El- countries are trying to get into th< \I and get special priceson them. 5 Organ May Louie' dredge (Gradp part of the week. itirday the 10th instant, IX); Chairman oi United States because of condition committf Evans,Agnes Sloan, Cantata,"Night" Athletics, It is expected that Mrs. A. 'I lotus would be available from an Lowell Parrish (Grade there. They would come here if we Kindergarten class, "Bird's Nest"; Xil); Yell Master, Jackson will arrive home shortly. ti" that date up to date of election Leo Stutz; fcditoi had similar conditions. The polic> Tableau. "Good Night, Sweet Rest." m Chief, Mr. Milton Wolsey of Magratl It ".i* decided to Lois Sheffield. of the Conservative party is designei ptace "Gener: was the guest Harper SACRAMENT SEKViCES .lie meeting to create such conditions A Unitei of Mr. Hill las wart'* Committee Rooms" sir tuenadjourncd. week. l urge attenuauci- mouuay States magazine er the door, and one member of th ncrc was a at tin. aumuesday tue cxceutivi boasted the othei aiternuou services' ot tne inurcn ui day of th ebetter conditions obtain paniration would he present in th nieinoers were elected by eacn class: THIS WINTER Jesus Llirist oi Latter U*y ing in that country than in others. mmtttee rooms most of the tin aaim* executive iiiemuer and president oi WOOLFORD - nm row- until last Sunuay. bishop J. .-\. naiuei orade ciass, It atributed these conditions to pro election day. All Mark Low; ot duction, Rail Tho organization presided. Grave Ai class, and properly. Here, in part REEEHnUB hdies was temp Leland Lard; oi (Special rib ringing by the choir. Prayer Oraue is its boast : »o The Ncw#) Steamship effected with Mrs. Lynch r i>> A ctass, ucKaunz Canoon; oi "America is a land of high wages WUULKOKD, Oct. 0— lhc crops ■■SQSDuIBI e«i-lctt pro tempore. It was fc.id.er Win. wood. Singing, sacra oraue iA ciass, Irene Jessen. r and large production The larg> of sugar beets m this district arc to the "weed that Mrs. inent aUniinis.iereu by i-iiicr u. \\ ol tue High ' Davidson of Lc' tlecause School stait t> production of the United States mak, looking hue su (ar, and will lie reatlj idee would come down to organir Koiuns and Gustavc .Sielson. acceptance splendid of tlie oiler oi es large wages because is largi to dig as soon as thc snow goes oil e ladies within the coming Sister /ma 1. Card was houorablj tlic Aews ' there week. I editor of a column given to buying. wage of thc ground. Country " The earner buys at Acclamations were the order of tht l«ja.«. ..rvin o.iiday s ikoIas lugli scnooi work, was Old .... it thought ad- atuomobile, a set, a phonograph I'hrce beet plows came m on tlu cuing and those present er. radio expresses visable to appoint a newspaper com spends train last Thursday. They arc ioi fir appreciation of the Patriarch Henry L. Hininan was He . XMAS SAILINGS assistance o nut tee from each grade, it is plan- "All America spends. A French Mr. J. A.Johansen and Neil Richards r veteran voter. Mr. Wm. Laurie the speaker. He desired the sym- ned that grade supply 5 ONTROSE Liverpool each will sui peasant saves. He is the great ex- Mr. W, \V. Kobertsand Mr. Joscpl Dae." mm pathy ot those present. Spoke upoi, ncieiit per " ' ELITA Cherbourg-Southampton-Antwerp material once month to ample of thrift. His one Roberts. There will be plenty oi t0 our oelicf as their being otic Uoii till life is of iWlm AGAMA Greenock (Glasgow) Liverpool about one column of the Cardstou1 hard toil, soup, an work for everyone when the beet "1* IWI His Sou Jesus Christ and the ilui> New*. and occasion.! " ONTCLARE Liverpool fowl in the pot. Property remains li harvesting begins.. IS Fanning Congress Liiiosl as representing one great » 111 Greenock (Glasgow) Liverpool unknown iwo students from each grade wcr families for hundreds of years. Mr. Kobert Oldroyd was iv Leth 23 Llk ONTNAIRN head, known as the Godhead. Kvler- Life elected to act with their class presi does not change or broaden, bridge last week on business. II> eil to llie olllcc ol the Holy Uliost 1912 Trophies dent, he being chairman, to form ai "The American spends. His wholi also went to Carmangay, where ltc snowing it was necessary to snow us SpecialTrainto Ship's Sideat W.Saint John inewspaper committee for the grade life is geared up to spending. Fo- spent the night with sonic friends. tilings to come to bring toour mem- j! the members elected were as fol- reign markets are important, but tin Arthur Drake, an old-timer of thi; From Winnipeg 10:00 a.m. Dec. 8 and 13 connecting with Iven by C.N.Barkar to Card- oiy tilings past and to lead us unto lows: Grade Xil, Florence MerrillI American spender makes the grea district,is a visitor here. He is look S. S. Metagamaand S. S. Montclare. ston Boardof all truth. kefered to the baptism ot, Trado jand Hugh Leavitt;Grade XI, Grettai domestic market fur American In ing after interests tn this locality SLEEPERS FOR OTHER SAILINGS Tlis teachings while in tne THROUGH Jesus and Low and Jennie Brown; Grade X. dustry. Americans arc living by tnk but expects to return to Ills liotm llesh, showing that revelation was dr K X. Barker left for England Betli Cook and Ivy Atterton; Grade ing in each other's washing It is not itt California soon. necessary in any age. rm«: the past week. Before leav- Quoted Joint IX,Uueeuic Smith and Ross Wight. so bad a way. It is a conversion o Miss Donna Johansen who is teach Early BookingInsures Choice Accommodation I'.e the Kcvelator's words, "And 1 saw : sent a trunk loaded with tro- Grade XII will lead with the first work into things desired in life." ing at the Vallcyficld school, spent another angel (tying in the midst oi full information and reservations ask any agent of the ic* and cups won by him in con- newspaper item and grades The means of prosperity am end with herparcnts, for having everlasting gospel the other thc week turn with his residence in Cards- heaven the wealth and comfort are in our hi>nds Mr. Claude and Mr. Clarence IV to preach upon will follow iv their order. i. Chief among these were two to those who dwell We have only to avail ourselves of tcrsou are visiting licrc for a fe\ pines, a cup and the earth," etc. Showed wherein tins CANADIAN PACIFIC a shield won b) them. If wedo our people will nevei days. They arc now living acros prophecy fulfilled and that Cardston Board of Trade at tin had been M.I.A. OPENING AT AETNA look with envy on those of other the line, on a farm, near Hah. same Holy irld's Dry Farm Congress iu Leth tin- Ghost and revelation lands. Some of our local young"pcopl 1k« in 1*>I2. The inscription on the have been given in this last dispensa- night, (Special to Tho News) gave a dance here Friday . He cup i* tion. Showed that the Gospel has o : AETNA, good time socially being reported. neen restored to the earth, iu this Oct. s— The M.I.A. open An Indapondant Since the storms aud col FIRST AWARD last dispensation, through the tiled- inn party was held last Friday even- View st^ow I If the puts an embargo on weather has held n»i threshing an or best Exhibit of nun ol angel to Joseph Smith. Spoke ing with a splendid attendance U.S. coal we beet digging, duck It is Economy FARM PRODUCTS persecution Games and otlter amusements wen for Canada.a ml continue too In and chicken shoot oi Hie which has follow- develop ing has common. By Board of Trade ed him and his followers through all participated iuuntil all the people lia« dotent to our own Canadiat been Some bi. To Buy Good Quality Clothes oal, say duck stories have been by sou), or this dispensation. Encouraged arrived. Then the season's work o. then to the U.S. give us tei told those coal, of our sportsmen. Agricultural Society who have just come into our midst the M.I.A. was outlined for the dif million tons of and we will glvi A cheap suit always looks what il is— Cheap. We represent one of In you some asbestos. The this season to settle downand be con- fercut departments, m two ininut. the biggest and most dependable made-to-order houses m Canada, speeches (rum We must have an embargo Province of Alberta tented as God is just as able to sup- ami exercises member immedi- "SEMI-READY, guarantee you and guaran- ately for bargaining purposes, i SOME FACTS ABOUT BEAZER LIMITED." We to fit at ply us with the necessaries of life as of each department. Refreshment it our only visible tee satisfaction every way. DRY FARM CONGRESS he was our forefathers when they were then servedand dancing was eti salvation. m Why allow foreigners to help l.ethtbridge. October 21. I«I2 come into the valleys of the moun- joyed until 11:JO p.m. A general spi them- (Special to The News) by selves toour natural resources OUR SAMIM.FS are complete. Call m ami inspect them Presented the tains. rit of enthusiasm was aroused for th. am lIKAZKK, Sept. Department raw materials by just paying 28— llea/er has v "Tin of Agricultun Singing by Benediction Mutual work. free tin mine operated hy the choir. cost of taking it away? coal Noble & Jen ilr Darker was one of the leading by Elder Samuel Cox. Mr. Delias Jensen was taken to tin — sen with a present output of fifteen v-Mr m the firs. Riviere du Loup.' The C.N.R. ad I Investment Company. meetitiK last Sunday. Mrs. Ray Kili can can) on the hottodary survey. It aud Mrs. Kdwards Jof New Daytoi ministration has greatly increased tin son's son was given the name oi efficiency Intercolonial, is the only place tht-y can communi were visitors here last week end, th> of the lltti Dewey Robert; Mrs. Clarence Mr. Meighen witli Glacier Park with their flash PRICES PLAINLY MARKED guests of Mrs. Kdwards' son-in-lay Jen cares nothing about sen's daughter was given the name o that. He thinks party capital can !i. system. lin- sttrveytors who were Afiature of Hardy's and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Han lure, (ol Cash and Car- Ruth Avryl. made by catering to Maritime pro stationed left last week Stores, buyers Olsen. which attrncts all Because of the continued storm vince sectionalism: hence the Flagstone. B.C. "In- price being Mrs. Cutlworth and Mrs. Keene o rub of each article the deep snow many hish that he talked about politician: « hn- artist got tlu- inspiration for fknl plainly Vancouver, mother nml sister re and of the fai TIIKUK THINGS upon It With prices mers found it necessary sitting "meekly by"- inter the coloring of his work iv the plainly were visiting the Winkittses here fo. have to fee instead of '^"d and their adding ma- their cattle. Some have fell when feringl Temple fiom tlu- pretty vegetation ne icgister totaling the purchasing a few days last week. bundles at the rate of a load a day Of course Mr. Meighen's election scenes here. t«' s- the Cash and Carry way does We are pleased to report that Mis I'hree ilmiK" n«<\«-tn We are hoping that threshing wi eering policy is governed largely bj Un- Jenkins, Peterson ami Well trust to memory l.ane who recently umli-rwcn man, threshing lemper,long""' anil conduit. the of clerks.— Jessie soon be resumed. the belief that such tactics are tnecs also lhe Simpson ma v au operation at the Van llarlaam hos sary to win elections chines up Friday but wcr. lo i»iln\ tite- pital Lethbridge in Canada Id started I'hree limits at is improving. has a low opinion of the Intelligence closed down after a half day run. oi llaptist Saturday ioura^c, alterHon anil neiillnir»*. New Oil Well in Far Noith Carrol left fo LEAVITT TO HAVE of the Canadian electorate. He i» account of the recent storm. \ Medicine Hat to spend a few day playing Hoy Ockey, one of our popula lo lomin.inil- drilling crew recently returned THE POUND still the party game as In Mr. I'linrf tluiins in with his family. LAW it young men, gave a birthday party fo lort Norman report that in the learned under Mr. Rogers in Mani I111111, ltlllll-.1l \ .Hill |>lOIU|i|IUMi. IIdrilled this summer a short dis- Mr. and Mrs. Hanson of Huit toha fifteen years ago-overlooking thr young people here All rrporte< (Special Nrws) I'liree things lo despisc- ""'■ from the Discovery well, oil Mont., were week end visitors wil to Tbe the vital fact that in the meanwhile n an enjoyable time. The peanut hunt generation touted in quantity at about 100 Mr. ami Mrs. If. X Kelley. LKAVITT. Oct. I-A petition has new of Canadian manhnoi afforded lots of amusement. limliv,nrroKan.e and ingratitude hay r,ls a day was struck in a shale at The many friends of Miss Rett been circulated here for the purpost and womanhood has grown up in Ca Mr and Mrs Herbert Price 1,06.1 getting winii Ilure thinß* to wish lor h'th of feet. The i.ew well Jones who recently underwent a of sufficient signers to plan nada. mjhvrd into Beaier for the located about 5.1 miles south of operation at Cardston for apendir Leavitt under the operation of tin Mr. Meighen's ideas of dealing with where they ran better attend their Health, friends and loivtrnumnt " Norman > right are pleased pound law from April Iuntil Novem national problems are than ol 'he bunk of the tis to hear of her stead worse fu- church duties. I'hree tiling lo admire— 11 Kcnzir river, within about om improvement. her 1 of each year. This is tbe time tile, they are pitiable. He told tin Bishop Will Duce from Cardstoi ''" Sunday Ui^nilx, ami intellectual powci of the Arctic circle. Mrs. A. K. Morrison who was n when hreechyanimals are a continual people of Halifax that he would re was visiting relatives here Btacelulne*! pest rightly railway of Magrath f». C. Cattle tot China cently confined at Mrs. Neilson's I to the farmer. It is felt duee rates for the benefit .. Mr R. W. Brailshaw Tine** thing* lo iiiif- tbe provinces, last week Cardston, that onus of responsibility foi the Maritime and the was here on business i Phi' firwt shipment of pn e'lted cat returned home last Wed de \lois to needy, comfort to the «ad ami appreci ' nesday. stray iinimals should be on the owner fieit due to this policy would be pah Miss Myrtle Olsen is spending a tin- from Vancouver to southern hina Some forty people l.eavltt for 'from the general treasurv of tin fortnight Spring Coulee visitin to worthy." 1 the coast Inst week, when thirty 11. K. Kelley was a business vlslto m feel m tion the this way have signed petition nation.' In other words friends trt of stock from thr Eraser Val In Cardston Monday night. and the he would Others who will, have not yet beer tax the people of Canada to allow tin Mr D Dowdle and family spen district started on the long jour Cen. Irwin is spending ' a few day canvassed. There is no donht of thc Intercolonial railway to he operat- the week end In Cardston to Shanghai. The animals were m I.rthhrittgf. ma-1 success of the petition however, at ed unrconomlcally. Mr. Meighen' Mr S Jacobs of Caldwell Th.nserl by alarge dairy concern .1 ' In The Misses Crant ami Atkins wen 'sufficient names have already beer whole talk on transportation is evl a business trip here the 26th. m eon Orient. Lethbridge " visitors last Saturday signed. dence that he I* not in touch will nectlon with the mall service. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, THE CARDSTON NEWS IQ2.

6 IThompson's I X Service Station 1 > t 1UJ.,',,..;.********************** ■**********++**+*♥+**+***♥♥ | Judge For Yourself OIL GAS REPAIRS j IIChevrolet Cars j ThePolitical Potis boilingover. THE NEWS isabsolutely independent * Partisans, life-long I in this election. It's Directors include strict Conservative *% ThePlace andtheCar wherei "Progressive" adherents. Hence the function ofTHECARDSTON SERVICE means air ♥ Liberals, and * it spells. ♥ NEWSis toendeavor to givean unbiased account of the Political Activities of .♥ this constituency andof theDominion generally. Below we publish three differ- carefully each ent views. The readers of THE NEWS areasked to read what partysays then judge for themselves. IBLACK and WHITE The Conservatiie View Point An Independent View LiberalTheStatement % BARBER SHOP t and Policy < King PlanstoCutIncome f ♥ BEAUTY ; Meighen Promisss Eeon- jj Canadian For All + PARLOR omy and Tax Reduction jj Canada jj and Sales Taaos | ; * Sport Headquarters j V J "Igive notice here and now As neither the Liberals. Con- 4 "We Liberalscan state m this jjj ► to everybody, my own support- j servatives. nor Progressives jj campaign, without fear of con- * + if Conser- 1 any policy, < C. B. Cheesman jj ers included that the have suggested tradiction, that we have given jjj Proprietor ! vutive party is placedm power, j (suitable or otherwise) on i Canada an economical govern- X I 4 its financial administrationwill j which to call a Canadian Na- jj ment, just as we promised be- f rigid and convention, and an elec- ! be based on the most j tional 4 fore we took office For j, ► drastic economy, and none of jj likely an announcement of an jj .... hand, every dollar that was collected i ******************">**«"**+++*++**++*#♥++♥♥♥♥**+♥♥++♥♥♥* Iits expenditures will be made 1 tion date is near at with 4 from the Canadian people m jjj ► merely with the object of be- j parties tha field, but with- jj office, By m taxation when we took X *jj lug teiurned to oower. this jj out any policy for anyone to M we are now collecting seventy- f by the added re- ■ Oland msr.s. and j vote for. + ents. We havemmind fur- jjj +t — -—& Scott! ■ five - r enues come to our Why not Sealey "Ca- --..:-— r:: _._^. __^__. = I which will J take the Canada," j reductions In the public i t Dominion treasury and to our jj nadian Policy for all . cuts Railway treasury revived 4 starting on which to .tfAdebt and also additional m jjj X theoldreliablefirm of j The Nearest Phone ► from as a basis j X the income and sales tax." + jj business taxation can soon be jj call a national convention,andIe, Ireduced and will be reduced." * with suggestions from every < dominion, IContractors and Will Bring You Help! quarter of the so al- j The Ottawa Citizen, which has for ter, amend, improve it to- , and years anad- The policy on which thc Conserva- perfection, to the sttis- j the past few maintained country days. wards every policy poli- I Builders Say you're out drivingm the oneof these late fall tive party is appealing tothc countr> faction and advantage of , mirably independent m Or, you policy m its every part of Canada, which would < tics fearlessly criticising all parties Setiafection Guerenteed] Somethinggees wrcng with your motor. meet with an unfortu- is a constructive immediately pros- , I particular. Its application will beat make Canada alike where adverse criticism was that leaves you stranded. You think for a minute. What perous. j due, followng illuminating EstimatesFree nateaccident directly and at once on the vitaj has the I ] to do? points of the nations economic estab ditorial headed "Narrow Gauge Poli- lishment. There is nothing specu- Canada has more,and a greater va tics" m its issue of September 17th. resources than any independent That's when this phone number— lative or experimental about it. Tlu ricty of natural We reproduce it as an manner m which it will reset on" con- other country m thc world. size-up of Mr. Mcihen's campaign ap- thc now obtaining may be readily Consequently should be most peals. | ditions ,of any CAHOON i 162 visualized. populous and most prosperous Thc Citizen says: "Mr. Meighen development, progress country m the world. an exceptional opportunity to willcomein[handy. Find the nearest phoneandcall it. It willbring ourService The and had I HOTEL] prosperity of Canada depends on our Why has not this been so? Be- furnish the country with new national * ! Truck to your aidm a jiffy! develop our - being to the greatest extent possiblt cause we have failed to leadership, but he has failed pathe- M.D.Cahoon Mgr. < birthright, rapidly and to the bes. tically to up to opportu- I Whether you're1 or100 miles from Cardston-you'll always find us ready. a producing and selling nation, in- measure that - - < of a nation consuming the pro- advantage nity. Let it be said at once tha he is Cerdtton Alberta And ready to do high class repair workonyour car,too. Lowest rates. stead . immediately *J duction of other nations. Froductioi Canada absolutely and personallya man of character and in- \ duty po- — and prosperity, m relation to the fu- needs an embargo, or export tegrity as also is the Prime Ministei ture of Canada are synonymous licy for bargaining purposes, and wi Mr. King. But Mr. Meighen's pub- I Dining Room country w "■"■Cardston Motors, Ltd."""" terms. We arc equipped with all tlu will soonbe thc wealthiest lic utterances stamp him politically | alaCarte . basic essentials for becoming a great thc world. as a leader only along narrow-gauge an producing nation all that is necessary To illustrate, thc U.S. have im- lines. He is apparently incapable of is that we avail ourselves ot them port duty on our wheat of 42c pei thinking with broad vision of the na- say yoi Ali thc sources of wealth and mort bushel. Why not Canada tions real interests. He is apparent- than make the United States thc make your duty 10c and take a hun ly incapable of thinking with broad wealthiest nation on earth we pos drcd million bushels, and we will le.ivision of the nations real interests IThe Vogue Millinery sess. We have only to employ their you have a hundred million cords of He is, indeed, prepared to sacrifice Wrangell is Prospectors Base 10c, equal to our advantage. pulpwood at which is to a national interests for the sake oi Look at our natural resources !million cords at $12.00 per cord. temporary party advantage. He can- | Special Sale j What arc we doing with them? Wt J We breed our ttsh, put them m not refrain from stooping to con- arc turning them over to other coun- jLake Eric to grow ,we maintain three temptible politics. ON LADIES HATS j tries for their enrichment. Our fo- or more revenue cutters to protect Mr. Meighen's latest exhibition of | rests are a heritage m themselves them from your fishermen, we license narrow partisan outlook occurred at but we are not drawing thc dividends our fishermen to catch them, who will Halifax recently, where he felt it nec- you Of the wood we export 64 per cent :: sell them all to for food. cessary to say something to offset $2 to $5.75 W hy not export duty to pay our j sold m the raw and only 6 per ecu. an Vincent Masscy's entrance into pub- manufactured or partly manufacturer revenuecutters andleave some lish iv lic life on thc Liberal side. Instead 4>*4>*4>44>+*+*+4"fr*+**+4>+***441 j - by Canadian labor m this country Canada for our food? of welcoming this commendable cvi- import — lhe of all thc interna- We wood 13 per cent of i !! north shores Idence of interest on tbe part of raw and the rest finished. Others tional waters, are cooler ami cleaner younger Canadian— public men m na- For are prospering on our consumption hence thc fish largely stay ou ourtional prbolems even though m thii I ,and very cat. Of our non-ferrous metals we sent side yet we get few to instance it happened to— be ou the op- out 77]. per cent m the raw, finish ii Why not an embargo on our saw-'posite side politically Mr. Mcighcu ing nr partly finishing only 22yi per logs, and an embargo or import duty 'could think of nothing bigger to si> * Milkor Cream cent. Of what we import 75 per cent!' un your lumber which would oblige.than to describe Mr. Masscy's ileLisi Delivered is finished. The profit on the manu lus to manufacture our own lumber,joil as "grandstand play." The Cana | SeeorCall facture of our own resources is going'here, and relieve us buying your dian Press reports Mr. Meighen's to people m other lands— providing Georgia pine, instead of using our churlish reference to Mr. Massey as j dividends on their capital, wages foi own B.C. fir. follows ; Geo. S. Schow their workers, building up then We would be millions ahead on the 'It is very easy for Mr. Massey. Phone 243 towns and cities, increasing their po transaction, both as to more freight having secured immunity wl-.ib I (old May place) wages pulation, enlarging markets for theii carryin and for sawing, etc. 'others suffered to make a irranNiand >♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥* fanners and all other producers, giv- An embargo on our asbestos would play of entering the government." jing traffic to their railways. Itis help- be of immense advantae to Canadiai Far fiom tcuiring immunity (oi ing to make another ountry great am manufacturing and come m handy himself, it can safely be said that wealthy and content. for abrgaining some day. Mr. Masscy's action m entering the | Note what we arc losingm thc mat An embargo on our nickle, would' gr.vcrnnni.t las been dcci Ic.l upon ter of pulpwood alone. Of our ex develop its manufacture m Canada '""ith ful! realization that it moan ports of this product a third goes out away farther than thc Mattce stage. considerable pcrsomil sacrifice He ,m the raw, a third as pulp, and tlu A positive cmbrgo on hydro elec- could stay comfortably outside of Ibo .remaining third as paper. For tin tric energy, is immediately impera- strife of tongues, as mo-it b-isines.- pulp we get $9,000,000 pa- tive, so development -men prefer to do, Radio and for thc all the above rathe- than face per $99,000,000. That is, we are allow- can be economically proceeded witl thc torm of abuse that tlic^ are liable ing thc people of other countries lc here and as thc recent government to be subject »o as soon as *.hcv en- make $90,000,000 on thc pulp we ex- has admitted thc necessity by theii ter thc political ar-na Mr Meighen port alone. Why do we not makt initial export duty, surely an embar- has at awe shown what In: v pre- | The Logical Place j that $90,Q00,000 ourselves— pay wage? go will soon follow. parer! to do. He has nlvcu party out of it, provide traffic for our rail- Reporti say towatds half thc bind- heelers the lead along thc path ot ways ? ers, threshers, and perhaps other ag- mean politics. buy | Canada possesses between eighty ricultural implements sold m tlu The same cheap brand nf criti- | to a Radio and eighty-five per cent of the ashes west this year were imported.so when cism is directed by Mr. Moighen tos supply of the world. We sell i. thc Parent Manufacturing Companies against the administration of the ( i almost wholly m tfie raw and re In the United States have stocks ot nadian N.itional Railways, !\>i;tie.il ceivc seven or eight million dollar, hand an ordinary duty won't keep followers have apparently persuad- for it. It is manufactured m tin them out. ed him to refrain from making direct j Cardsion [ United States and sold for seventy Wliy not an embargoon these kinds personal reference to Sir Merry Thornton, ,five million. We are doing the satin of implements, and if they raise tht such as he used A Caamtiaa ifmaUle Caaatal ataaner which is on th» r.clflc ceaa«t rant*. from our exports of which dian requirements, why not an im- Sir Henry Thornton. Hut thc Con The town of Wranpell, superlly situated off the boat. other people are making profits. Wt mediate embargo onglass.with a gov- scrvativc leader is concerned only 1 coast of South-Eastern Alaska, is the centre of Aboutnine mile* from the have a tremendous advantage ernment price fixing making Cardston Second season, towntt Wrantell ani at m re- clause if abused. with party capital, irrespec- unusual interest this as the base from which the mouth of th* Stikine River,is ParaIsland where gard to their Why not an embargo of prospectors are goingmlarge numbers up the Stikine Wrangell manufacture m out arid govern tive whether it spreads the dis the Indianslivedperhaps fivehundred years power resources. ment price fixing ruptive Hand Store River into the Cassiar and Dease Lake Districts of apo,and on this Island is theaviation field where th* We have the faci- conditions on many tendency towards sectional Northern British Columbia. While the Gold Rush— New York to Nome aeroplanes made the flrst landing lities for manufacturing them econo- things that can be producedhere, and ism m Canada, or is calculated to de- eeems not so universal as was at first predicted m Alaska. Thia exploit waa as dangerous as th* first mically. particularly from Canadian materils stroy public during the Winter months a stampede only compar- trips across confidence m thc Cana- th* Atlantic fer their flight bore then The manufacture of Canada's raw nd bring definite rcults dian National Railways able to the rush of '98 into the Yukon was very gen- over deep canyons, dens* forests, ratted mountaia at once? under pub Rags! Rags! Rags! erally foretold— it is m all likelihood a more healthy peaks and glaciers, m a countryuninhabited by whit* materials m Canada mans more work Until our idle government mer- lie ownership. influx of practical miningmen from whose explora- or Indian. anrl more wages for people chant marine can Speaking Halifax, want your rags, haT, tions these richly mineralized our own build a few more m he told the We m districts much good Twenty miles up the river,havint passed th* fan* employment for newcomers, larget ocean boats, and our provinces may be expected. Popoff solve ocean and Maritime what thc Conser- hides and brass. ous Glacier and Shakes' Mineral Sprints— a consuming inland transportation Tt was the Gold Rush of '98 that -nade of Wrangell stream ef water gushing from a granit* mountain, markets for our farmers quickly anr party proposed to do with thc the town that it is to-day, jghit is one and increased for our merchant; cheaply, repetition vative\ Prices Paid th.. of the oldest of such treat heat a* easily to boil an ett— tM trade without the ofiIIntercolonial railway— framing the Best settlements m Alaska. Its foundation dates back to boundary between the United State* and Canada If and all others who supply thc needs suh an expensive and useless fiasco statement with pay $1.50 1830 when Baron Wrangell was Governor of Alaska, reached, and the first branch of the the obvious intention We per cwt. and a trading post Stikin* River of a prosperous people. It mean; as the Peterson negotiations. I catching was established there. This was leads off to the ritht. This Is the IskoetandItwater* |of votes. Thc Conservative for rags. Don't burn 'em later leased by the Hudson's Bay Co. Itwas thought a region traffic for our railways from whicl Why not manufacture thc 600,000, leader's policy is, effect, to keep Wrangell famous for its scenery,bit |UMt and min- m that via t a Stikine River wouldbe the most eral prospects. The whole journey occupies fear day*. they will pay theirfixed charges anr automobiles nowused m Canada, and the Intercolonial railway m politics Wa have Ranges, Heater* direct route into the Yukon, but the building of the Th* way into tha Gassier and Deas* Lake dividends. jobs every man, white Pass and Yukon destroyed countries I It means a distribution 01 make two for instead Premier Mackenzie King has faith andFurniture R.R. such hopes. is made by pack train from Telegraph Creek and fee thc only The industries of Wrangell are fishing and lum- the benefit ef prospector* m during this season I burden of taxation over a larget of one hundred thousand, witl fully carried out thc will of tho Prlcce AlwayaRlft'ht bering Six canneries look to Wrangell as the source copies Report feint population. Work »«.d wages and tht half a job for each man? people by taking railways of their of the ef Dr. O. M. Dawson can ba the out of supplies, and the saw-mill furnishes a large obtained by applying te Geological profits of industry will keep our'owi Public ownership, politics. part of the salmon boxes the Director af the construction, and Mr. Mcighcn quite plainly used mS.E. Alaska. Survey, Ottawa, ar 610 Paeifle Building, Vancouver, people Canada and bring immigra operation public The journey up the to m of our utilities and endeavoured to promote sectional <" Stikine River th* old Hud- B.C. Although thi* report was written nearly forty J. T. son Hay town of Glenora, and to Telegraph years tion. puhli works, will insure a job discontent by saying SHAW is onp Creek age, it contain* mach valuable Information re- for that thc liberal fraujrht with beauty. Awe inspiring mountains tarding th* country, and the placers m The Canada-First protective policy everyman m Canada all the time, an politicians *sat meekly by Mgr. & Licensed Auctioneer of ir'-at height, swiftly flowing waters, worked th* m Ottawr mammoth "arty days, thereby bearing out the high standard of of thc Conservative party itnot alone many more at an early date. ijwhilc the «la icrs, and deeply rugged canyons being encoun- an the report* by Canadian National board teredm making tho " made this remarkably accurate and Res. Phone 233 ascent «f tfet ai*Wa a9 "If Ml "Mt* IMhUlt Or. O. M. Daws** (Continued onPage6) (Continued onPage 6) (Continued onPage5) 8, THURSPAY. OCTOBER 1925 THE CARDSTON NEWS 7 BIG' "HUNTING" SUPPER KIMBALL AT GLENWOOD { You will forgetall about this weather m a hundred < (Special to The News) We are Forced meantime we are still selling;-j weather o. Other Live News From This Grow |years fromnow. In the K1ÜBALL. OC. 5-Thc tc enlargeour premisestocope increasing your sup- , ek has hrought one fact ing Community with our ever business.For ... WC atte..tion-th. port and patronagewe thank you,and you we will stillcontinue tosupply lv everyone's assure to «■"«* ° you I Furniture ;,;:r;j^ (Special to The News) with the bestm merchandise at thelowest price. Visit our DRY GOODS ■"7 of T V.uestion as a result th GLENWOOD, Oct.4— A big gam DEPARTMENT to be opened today. Complete all-new stock. of the road.. Kor hunt wasconducted by the west sidi Ranges & Stoves jj " condition rub there was—considerable° of Glenwood. Abner Bohne as cap I ..,* tain, against the east side. licit ;;:'tm 7;°"through tl, Dishes 1 count ,< dam, distributed Quinton as their captain. The BURT BROTHERS | 'i,;. which relieved the situation. proved the west side 205 point:- took advantage o against points. The west won bj "11 „,ce & Co. 135 Hardware lack bu-iness on Friday to clea. 70 points over the east. The loser: J prepare the walls of th gave a dance the following night " lISI. and old stand jj i,,.er Mr. Gc, banqueting at the same ;.„r W weather. the winner. There wen the aIUMaUO! mot, \,|v «:.>. i" charge of about two hundred present. A t place to giv Ii FURNACES , ,„„ |,c put of evening was -AIR ;; . enjloyuble spent. WARM .jy mii llt bavin: muddy long '' „,,rd "■! appreciation for spile of roads and dis 1 fy^'-' general store m ou. tauccs, came from far and Thai Wstfm "fcl ''ucli' ■■ -I'hndid ranchers asai-t we should a near. Every one seemed to be happy Ifi Implement j clrtMii'uui'>--""» Cardston Co. Ltd. appreciate. enjoying the music, the dance, th Can give you a CheapFurnace, or a real Dependable pretty 'ife^f^^^^g * (Southern Alberta's Largest HardwareStore.) "||u. auiomobile traffic is chicken, the sandwiches, the cocoa \\ at present. Mi u.|, ;,t a standstill We hope this will be an annual oc ALL CAST 8 PHONE 8 through o | |'' passed ctirrence. 1(k Galbniitli iiffl1^ Saturday, however from Montana- Horn to Mr. and Mrs. John Bil l„',iiii(l i»; 1 ardston. Our local inai lingsly, September 26, at Cardsto Clare Bros. Standard Pipe or Pipeless \ i- apt to suffer,as the road an- |p'j_ B||ltt „ -] ,|uli hospital, a son. Both mother absence Sunday was reported from services ihroiieh the "gap" are child are doing well. by freshly gradet noticed all. had -hap. being just At our Sunday afternoon service First Class Plumbing- a Specialty Iljjjtf Last week the first sale of beef , Casey make; o IiiSlM*^ |a I summer. Seems like "Spirit TAYLORVILLE a beautiful trio entitled steers place here. Mr. A.Ander- cailthough. took j, jf any one Heaven" was rendered by Mrs. Elsi son sold a number of fat steers which four-year-old daughter o Wight. News) ..\liee. the Ehlert. Sarah Layton, Esther ! (Special to The brought thc top market price. Tin Mi's- Fdgar Nelson, was tak- evening a paper Rain Water Eavestroughing Mr. and At the Mutual iu the Tanks and § j TAYLORVILLE, Oct. 3— Althoug buyers are very pleased with the ex- ( hospital the latte, written en io the ardston entitled 'Companionship" b the roads are very muddy a nutnbe. cellent condition that our live stock pari ( ihe week suffering from kid one of our missionaries at Hainiltoi of Taylorville people went to Cards m earnestly hope arc this fall. m-vlrouble. We thai Ontario, John Nelson, was read \r ton to spend the week end. Amonj sh, will speedily recover. W. G. Rihcards. The paper show those who went were Miss B. Had ii,1,.1n lii-t day for th< development. H. Nl. VIEW - r was a bad thought, study and Jackson field and Mr. Roy Neilson. MOUNTAIN bath, rd folk as (|wlte a number o Coming, oil Nov. 9th, "Within th Last Wednesday night Mr. Dot went out to thei , Siegle VIEW, local -1mil i-r?- try ILaw." Miss Florence wi Piper became very seriously ill. .Mr MOUNTAIN Oct. 5— Th, lurk « :ih the prairie chickens an j'present this play at Glenwood. Sh Fred Neilson of the Grand Garagt fair weather raised high hopes th;. large bags wcr ! threshing wouldgo llu-ir kindred. No 'iconics well recommended and is ai brought Dr. Mulloy out to attem on this week bit but most of them ft, repiirted — brough 'artist as an impersonator and elicit this case. Mr. Piper is now undci a strong -north wind and dense limiie -.une Liami even if it was onl. Itionist. We all well renumber be good care at Mr. Bert Caldwell' soon laid such hopes in the mud. a ja.'; rabbit. The advent of a shell as she gave uslast year the "Warren- This Week's Store News Ihome, wherehe is recovering. Mrs. J. S. Jacobs and daughtc Hungana fa« 1 . oiieht to catch the of Virginia." — Communities this far remove' jElaine left Saturday morning f-. partiolte. The Mutual is planning their anun TWENTY-FIVE NEW COATS OF LATEST STYLE LATEST VALUES ■from Cardston certainly appreciat Calgary. Miss Jacobs will enter th I'■';,> proved too stormy to stai: al opening Friday night,October 9ll Makers are nowunloading. Here for Saturday. You'll like these goods.Come H having good doctors who will coin normal training school: Mrs. Jacol a linniiiit! competition, as planned, ". The lessons for the year will coin — at any hour of the night and m an; will visit a few days with her sister shooting New goods every Department m 1In- aitcriioon a haller mence October 11th. Early. New Dresses— New Suits for Men. m Ikind of weather to attend seriou before returning. was aitainted m the rear ol our local Mr. Edwin Law has bought lb Big Shipments of new interestinglines on. every train. H cases. Miss Lucille Jacobs will take up r.staiitanl' ud the poorest shots fur- Hillspiing Cash store. He and h' Visitors to the community were grade XII work in the Cardston big nish, the chickens for a supper n wife moved to that place Octobe OVER 200 very surprisd to see the Deering fa school. Alt' Hartley's. A good time was re 1st. F.dwin has been running his fa IT Tl 1tni1y out m the field with shovel.-, Miss Afton Parrish returned fro: purl, ! by those m attendance. tiler's farms for three years. Hi but lookinginto the root cellar of Mr Raymond last week. We have been expecting a visit brother Ernest will take his place an Deering and seeing thc large pile of Mr. (Jlaf Payne left Thursday * For Men and Young lhe "Flying Squadron" -m I morning mini for the will move into the Law residence. m\T^ Jk If ____m^^eiSllIIl3Il*^J^^ I mmM tatoes, this work has more meaning for Buffalo. His brothel l.isi three Sundays, but the weather The basket ball team was organi? Mr. Deering says that it "pays to Ij Harold has been at Buffalo for soint I'pi us from enjoying their presence. October 4. ('. S. Williams, mana est new seasons potatoes m thc pit are time and has been very successful it e Thomas Ducc performed the ccremo Owing to the storm his return wis ny. W'c wish them happiness. m — Lasting OneS IOvercoats and Macki- delayed for his six hundred sheep tli Mackenzie Bros, threshed fifty l^T^b—^ lLV^k>NaT „ , not fancy facing the storm. eight bushels of grain. Th i *-Sj^ , „„j Inaws with fur collars. hundred Hfl / _r J?z>W^^\\ Successful .bußlness. and grain U A 7^^^^ \ \\ men sheej) Collars, Or plain, The attendance at thc Fast meelin disced in yielded \iVi bush fl \ A^\\\Xsr \\\ professionalmen— the _ very fl y^T^ll \ \\ who do —bin things In a . was gratifying on- Sunday. OuIper acre and the summer fallow 2 Warmer BM ■ A■[ __. Sp" I \\ bic way all know that mUD, CTC attendance has.jumped almost on bushels per acre. \ cr/\r*v m I\ ws**' ll /\\ /— V beinff well dressed Is one LUIVIrLtIt dlU^IV, hundred per cent since last Sunda Mr. H. C. Hackett.U.S. ranger re- H m IS'l II //l\ \a.A J of the biKßest assets m , _, Sunday previous. today. Ur reasonable vxoods and the The Sun ports that work has commenced o fl PC^l/ \vy II jt*SE3? business day H */ Good appearance hus help- Underwear, all sizes school has launched its campaigt his new bungalow near Belly Rive ll^^r I\ I many and all expect per £fl m 1 i / I IA S ed a man,unnoticed ,. . '. , a hundred cent at lakes in the Glacier Park. The build Garments to greater achieve- many kinds— MaiUK.l tendance on October ing be modern, having a basi H If fl \ \9 before" — 25th. will y k I \ j/\Jd ments and successes. Shirts About IS') ment, fireplace, bathroom, and watct FOR COLDER DAYS, AT /fl Men who k works. , . well and correct!) pairsi Scotch, Blankets TAYLORVILLE, Sept. 28-At th 1a 1^km-mL //AJ/f\ Ml\WW of.being n°n/i!rirSv present li /fy\\lI )ea tailored always choose and Point Blankets time Taylorville is snow A fine black bear was shot nea P^m I - bound, _/ Lelshman o"n tB away 'fhe few threshers who di the house one the Bradshaw plac m fT^k I ll thatf there'l" areJh^no below market the wh Win F! M 1 m lis know get warmed up last Thursday canno "Birds Eye". One of boys Sgg yj finer clothes m Canada. prices. shooting ATKINS CLOSE-OUT SAIE \Mtil / II Ik Leish- now be found. saw the said the bear wa They know that the fl H ffWsi l* entirely thru the bn S man label menus the finest Drifts of snow cover shot body, the -89 Ml'T'f 1 1 tailoring, style wrttf ADDii/Aie almost m 0 /^^ ,C>--ZZj~ of fabrics, NEW ARRIVALS everything. It has been snowin, let piercing the heart. Still the an m t=:s^ : and fit- was run nearly one hun aw r\ ! v r 4. r\ vi steadily since last Saturday and mal able to Don't Pay Regular Prices! m l \ s-e tl)nt thc Lcishman Heavy Coat Cloths— ther. yards. your suit is yet no sign of thc storm breaking dred l^ni' Labelis m next Dresses— Floor Co- Mr. H.D. Growe of the High Coun- ■ VMS-'' or top coat. Itis thc hull- i i i i Mr. Ws quality clothes. veriiigs. Leonard Workman was m the a here on Sunday 7-;: mark of and hundreds tlistrict spending cil was visitor You Save the Profits on the Loveliest Coats Here JP V , the week end wTtli during R n^^ ./ "of other lines. New His remarks the afternoon WM j Measure cr friends here. He now teaching mm X^- W^ / of our people from this district fail ipeg a few days ago en route west. Regular $10.00 m Ca-U farming M One RealValue is a Besve Hat ed to get tyn Cardstoii to nltetii "We want to see how is car- $35.00 said Capt. BOLIVIAS, Coats $28.50 bat) shape, very special, at S7.EO Priesthood meeting Inst Saturday ried onin western Canada," =^^^^^?i Bishop Lowry and Mr. Anderson Cazalet, "as we feel that much of our Britain $30.00 made the trip and report a good meet- surplus population in Great KASHINES, Coats $24.95 ALL LINES ARE BELOW CATALOGUE £^ J\ ing there. could sucedhere. We are particular- 9 NEARLY ly see threshing inprogress Sunday a fairly good crowd gather- anxious to to fl PRICES— DECIDEDLY NEVER HIGHER ed al the church The main speakei and wc aiso want find out bow- DUVETYNS, $25.00 Coats $ have in 19.75 ,i,id at Siicranti tit met ting was Kid" r much money a settler should H Hring m your list. We will meet any comi)eiition i_w\J t good chance o- >'.c Mr Sh.-en wli. t's-lixcud an cxcollen' t ilk order .-> stand a da sp. $27.00 U'ive you the change back. N'our money hack if von on "Duty' ceeding." The visitors will mi MARVELLAS Coats $2 fl JM some time the an"! Cal- 1.50 Bishop Lowry has been away tor in Edmonton some time on business. His forced gary districts. NKWKST COATS VKRY ARTISTICALLY TRIM- MKI) WITH TIIK LOYKLIKST FURS rf' I Laidlaw^sLimited Fashionable, Flaring Frocks of exquisite Feminine DRAWER X PHONE Advance m Cream Grace— All Brightened by the Glorious Richness of P P.O. 24^ The Autumn Colors Prices to Producers SPORT PAY US THECOST * PHONE 169 PHONE 169 Cardston,Saturday,0ct. 1925. EL nd AND SAVE THE FROFr ... CREPE - dston Trading Dear Patron: DRESSES TO YOUR PURSE Ca* Co. / * Wo are pleased to advise another ad- vancem Cream Prices. Today's prices are: JUST IX Special 40c per lb. A BigShipment of Girls' and Mioses' Coats We have just received a lar^e shipment of No.1 38cper lb. No. 2 3Sc per lb. THEOLDEST and WIDEST KNOWN Laplands Off Grades 30c per lb. Rubbers Overshoes TheCow is the surest producer. Winter milkingis a big revenue. Prepare now for a F. W. ATKINS .year-round income. CARDSTON ALBERTA Our Grocery Stock is Complete Cardston Creamery Association, Ltd. THURSDAY,OCTOBER i, . THE CARDSTON NEWS 192

8 Topics Second Game World Resume ofthe Week's News Town CLASSIFIED AD{| Peace River RailwayI T. V .ihice shipped a carload .ifI New Offer re An informal proposal for the C.P.R ||beef to Calgary last Wednesday, lie Series Won By - shipment and re- to purchase the E.D. and B.C.. the accompanied the TRY A WANT AD railway into the Peace River country ||turned on Saturday. If you have something to sell "RESOLVED" Pittsburgh has ben made to President Beatly of * * * want to buy,trade for,or impiiry con. Pirates by Premier Greenfield renting something, the C.P.R. Mrs. A. P. O'l.eary (nee Miss Lilh let the "\yaat Bealty's v:«it tc la-, be your buy MEATS "HARDY"CASH during Mr. recent ]Bates) was a Cardston visitor Ail" column servant. Thathereafter we will our GROCERIES and at city. The offer is being consid- Alberta, (.Continued from Page One) the (week to attend Ihe wedding of In i One person advcrtiscii a creamsen CARRY STORE,No. 2,Cardston, Can." by AND end the C.P.R. heads. sister Wanda. arator m "The News" and sold itthe day Twenty-five our new store todayand staittobuy the Hardy Cash andCarry way riuabutgh— lSh.\ liecuiiiiug over Labor Bureau Places Many Workers * * * next . inquiritj Visit clean oail i, strike 1 prices. wist) Sin.1.1 up— During months front Jan- A on l.ayton reached another advertiser and save on our unusual low _, iit.v single into Iclt. Al- the nine Misses Priscilla and ft concern. siiu.c u inclusive, the ing his sheep he wanted to sell. MriKC 2,.vidrnlge uary to September ,were business visitors to Calgary last T~ MARKED ai'iUKC up— l.slliKe — a 'Want Ad". EVERY ITEMIN OUR STOREIS PLAINLY oui al 111st base. Aluore up Sunn. ,provincial labor bureau has placed n ,week where they went to purcha-i om ul second imse, Strike I,strike s. total of 47,217 workers. During the ,Mock for the opening of their new ltlc a line for first insertion; 8 centsI L.iicy Singled inio rigni, Al- a line up— harvest season this year it has placed,millinery store. thereafter. got second base. 1rayuor up Unusual Prices All Day Saturday uikIkc 'y,(i.?8 workers, compared with only — isail 1, ball A strike 1, out. Ni. » * * NEW PRICES tuts, errors. 4,792 last year. The unit cost of — OLD PRICES nuis, 2 no Visitors to Lethbridge during last RAMS Pure-bred Raniboulets |0, placements per individual this year my t/OURTH INNINGS week included Dr. V. V. Christie. sale. May be seen at farmits' 10-lb. paper bag Sugar for 78C has been (>2 cents as compared with half-mile south of Wood 35c Washington: i.osiui up— Strike t. Mrs. Jos. Workman, Miss Caroline Broi $1.34 in 1921. slaughter house. N. S. nan i, uan -, uaii .), strove I,V\ riglil Lee, B. Mcnton, H. Bunter, Mrs. Forsyth $1.00 10-lb. Cotton bag Sugar for stopped seeming lilt, Gosnn out. Harrison and daughters. Cardston. j, 09G j.uiye up— siriKe 1, Uarnhart rooucd OBSTACLES jiuige ol a 2-oase hit. J. Harris up- * * * 2, ].( gelding $1.90 20-lb cottonbag Sugar for $1iVy oan I,strike I, strike J, ball sing! (From The Western News) Work is progressing nicely on lb, >ST— I'.rown brand- (t e.i a line mash to 1'rayuor who couiu We are expanding our horizon at line through ed on righ shoulder. $10 ._ Hlenge up— I. new sewer Cardston. not handle it. Strike dizzy speed. Astronomers within the long improvement reward when delivered to old Ham Aldndge trieu to get Harris oil lsi This is a needed ii $8.95 100-lb. liagbulk Sugar for $ ,48 of , mer place. Chas. Hough, f uase, long ily to Irayuor. No run-, year have extended the boundaries our town, and those who have work- Cardsion i tut, no errors. the visible universe a thousand times ,ed so hard to get the sewage system Tomatoes, — than all their predecessors way deserve thanks tin Writing 2 for 45c new pack 2 for Pittsburgh: Uarnhard up Ball I, further under the of FOR SALK— desk and l)0ol 33G combined. Parri>! door uaii -, I'cckuuuaugn Uirew— irayno. entire community. Mr. J.F. j case. Next to' printing ofticc U rightup strike i Physicists, in a few years, ha»'c is among such number Butter, um at 1st uase. chief of ener-| Mrs. McGraw. 2 50c lb. Creamery 2 lbs. for 93C .,aii 1, hii a —Homer uuo Iclt sianu found out more about the ultiniau lictic citizens. 'jianllium out to iwucl. up coined constitution of matter than all tin.' uuc run, I im, no errors. FOR SALK— One good milch Co*. 300 lb. Weiners, 2 lbs. for 4>3G scientists since Tltales and Kmpcdo- Phom- 236. trie tti clcs. HHttlNGS Many Teachers in Training \I archaelogists, Regular Everyday Prices [£ ►r uittungton: PecKiuuaugu. up— And the syice the Provincial normal schools will b. , I'OR SALI-!— Chevrolet 4W. recently Striue i, stugicu over war, have more than doubled the cal uaii i, rife.ui. crowded with teachers in training overhauled, complete with starter (LD PRICES NEW PRICES IVUCI Up nail I, 1UUI SlI'IKC l, .N.IK of all their predecessors. endar term. 300 studentsI spare lire, new top and -..u^mimm cviitie, L cCvciiuaUfeil feu. I this More than j licc-tt.t 20c Tail Carnation Milk 2 for 29c Modern improvements are shrink- plates. bargain. _.,,, nasi, 1ue uuu W.u nil Up iu. have ben admitted at Caiiirnsc and A Terms. Apply life | ing the world in space. You can sail 10c LaL\ Carnation Milk for 2 for 15c I l_ovcie»ivl up— .vtui training Calgary Central (iarage. uiMiu.fell. ulfev vacation, .175 will be in at the - iu,m luU'Icsms uunt. Kice lii>— around it in a summer and i\o. I 1cikfcM. for 2 for 23c school. This is ait increase over for Xc Leans nascs uiiecl, none OUI. IJail 1, SlIIKv may soon fly around it almost with - years. preiim- -i-,c i sitltvc l, Iook i\ice.- mer WOOLFORD— On the No. 2 1 oik au.Leans 2 for 29c .vidiitifec the sun. But modern dicsoveries an ■55ft of P. Fchlberg. „.o.iiniei, oul Ul ua Ifije- O. S.W. , - b Kwii.u l cCiwiiuaufeli— immensely expanding it in time. If 55c ibs Udts 48c piaic. Harris up i-oiceil ivuei, n.is | one retl and .vl.i — we are the heirs o ftuorc generation-. j NOTICE I t'er, $1.35-2(1lbs KoileaUats 61 04 is sun iiiieil. uusiiil Up sirui' i, B^2l-2-2-l-w-l.■Sjt^bei two years old br.111.1-! - .Mil i, oui to uraiiuiain. Aiiiiin.s.i: in the future, at the present speed asII Every person interested in Ma'i ■hfli'i^ht shoulder; 75c 10 ibsCorn .vleal, Buckeyebrand 57c tuiassisicit puileil oul oi dillicuincs were the past at slower rat dolin, Banjo, Momlola and Spaio'-h, there in ihie nd anil while heifer,Iwo .no runs, ints no errors. " j >c.ir> 2 for 35c Shackled Wheat 2 for 29c es, the prospect of human progress :: Guitar, apply i.< .' G. Sorrenlino,I'obi. dcv,lapped neck, , on no visible iiiutiuigu. up— i, P:.;.ic.' theatre, .,„... ; 55Lara, 5 los -33 t aiiiiiu aaim a dizzy one. Mur. for free l-s* braiitl .^1. 61 ii,i,i i, iuui sii ove -, lanucii. .u we need is to the only The siringed (liil> willI — All escape instrument One iron-grey lilly, stripe on face i 65c- Apple Berry i..ulis a.Mveu 111in it lie tiilllU Con 4lb. tin and Jam 57c please nunc, lie cuUidil l, su .Majors— ran to, do not permit them to oseil.i ". 30cPostumCereal for 23c nun. 1'cCKlilouugli up oil live i, na. as it interferes with your own rec ;>- 30c tin InstantPostum 27c i, strike -, su'iKe .-, .ilayeis remain -lion, as well as lhat of your neighbor eu on ni'sl, .navels out sualin„ JELLIFFJ.P. LH. Ibe Co., abeiy 55c tinInstant Postum for 49c v.nppliug ol Lilei.fee u blow lo sella WILL ADDRESS A Cardsion Klectric $1.35 10-lb. Rogers Syrup .oi*. .so runs, nuv nits, no erro.s. with their other service, are ulitam- for 97c — .ng a specially equipped wliirh - fitl^buigh i-.teyel Weill iuj un.~,\. set. 45c lbs Cocoa, pkg. — will out 2 Mothers 38c lot It asiiillglon) i.arel a,; Ui.nl t. trace the interference a:il &i.75.viclntosh Red Apples Crates 6243 rtieyer. i_uyiv.r up--:jii;ko 1, ba.i i, Meeting ".lilts enable thetn to show the owner v-uvv.ics.vl u}ilig lo laud Laic) viosv "i thai set, bow lo operate properly. Cranberries, r .u n, st uusv, Public Jsc 2 lbs. for 43 saciiuccil. liatiiiiari ,i| -Adv. -OtllKC 1, ■".ul i, >ali i, I'eClvllloll:,, iniew on, ...ui.iiuii,— Caie> fetji in,, Unusual LowPriceson Cured uase. ti.nnor up .Mriivc I, nail i In the CARDSTON GYMNASIUM Meats NOTICE 50c lb. Sugar cured Ham (half ham) per lb. nail J, Kuel rescued Lnveleskl iron. 38-' uuu pitch, hull j, Ira} nor wan\i-i Friday, October 9, at .1 o'clock, ai 50c lb. Sugar CuredHam (wbole ham) per lb. V.rifeiu up (.Cro.vtl leMiisii; ii.ui i, ,lc Court House, an interesting 36c i\riglil lurced Iraynur. No run.., papti no will on 55c lb. Sugar Cured Bacon (center cuts) per lb nits, iiu errors. In read lhe Women's Cu-iinm- " 44c Act, sj«. ib. Migar Cured Bacon (whole slab) per lb .xuii tin tied 1 to 1. ii-iv Property under the atis lies 42 ">f lhe Cardsion Women's Inst iti!< King Bologna SEV&NiHINNINGS Sue " 2lbs. for 37c .1 tubers and all those interest! ! are Ideal perlb.Piece Washington: (, Doctor reports cordially invited. IQc Lilcugc not badly hurt, some stitches Sat. Oct.10 30c Weiners lbs. for oeiund ear; i'ccKinoaugh up— uaii i, at 8 p.m. £ 47c W right look Peckinuaugn's bar. NOTICE smasii and Ilirew him out. Kuel up- Bail I, nail 4 strike 1, line drive t. A Progressive meeting will he held Unusual Low Prices on Soap i.anibaii, out. Coveleski up— Ball i . m the tiymnasiumon Saturday night 2, striKe I, Other Speakers Will Be 3 for 30cPalmolive Soap 3 ball Iraynor threw ou. lat X p.m. The speakers will he Mr. for 27c Lovelesivi. No runs, no hits, no er JellilT, Oliver, Guest Ivory Soap rors. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mcls'cn/n- 12 for 57c -and a number of local speakers. Come 2 for 25c Fels Naptha Soap 10 for 89c Pittsburgh: Grnntlicm up— S. Har- and hear the Progressive Program ris got roller, 3 for P. White NapthaSoap tiraniliein s threw him Mr. and see what the Progressives hnv 25c & G. out Oliver and Mr. 10 at lirst. Smith up— Judge McKenzie for 69c too.. 3 for 25cSwift's White Soap 10 for 59c Smiths grounder easily. Aldridgv done nl Ottawa. up— Strike I, popped out to Peckiu of LETHBRIDGE ancl Speakers 3 for 25cCrystal White Soap baugh. No runs, no hits, no errors. a number of Local 10 for 67*' 1.. W. Hardy left Saturday morning EIGHTH INNINGS for Sail Lake City, In answer to nn Washington: Rice up— Koul striki urgent telegram from his folks there 1, singled bag, BRING YOUR LIST TODAY AND START THE SAVING WAY AT over middle his—sec- Everybody Mr. A. J. N'ebeker is m charge 01 ond hit of game. S. Harris up Sa Welcome "Hardy's Cash Cany crificcd (iratithcni to Moore. Gosln ami Stores" tlu I, ring Mr. Hardy's absence. up— Strike broke his bat on a vi cious foul, Aldridge threw out Cos 'in. Kice goes to third base. Iuiik up Ball 1, high Ily to Moore! X runs, no hits, no errors. Hardy's Pittsburgh: Moon- up- -(Crow. cheering while Coveleski warmc up) I'lclvinbaligh juggled Mom,- Oh! The Splendor of the "Save and Have" Cardston, iiopper, batter safe. Carev up- Ton f | Alberta strike I, strike 2, ball 1, Moore g.. —Benj. Franklin second base when S. Harris threw out (.any. Ciiyli-r up— Hall New Autumn Silks I Ciiyh I. ball . MARKET No. I r's home run hit ground ami BUSINESS IS GOOD STORE No. 2 bounced into grand stand. Itarnbar. up Singli-d past I'eckinbangh and I<> flit* silk department Imlli plrasuralilc and both runners safe. Travnor up prolitaiil'- JS Peckiiibauuh juggled Traynor's LTiiiindi-r. and Iravnor safe. Wrigb NOu will lind nuirh inspiration fnr the neatiot o fcSj up- I'oul strike I. "foul slrike 2. foui- ed out tn Meyer, (irnnthntn up Ball I, Rnrl made a beautiful calcl of Grantham's foul. Two runs, tw. bits, 2 errors. Spencer Score-- Washington 1. Pittsburgh X I Hotel 1 NINTH INNINGS I —The Place Where YouFeel at Home- I Washington: (Crowd began leav- ing field) J. Harris up— Hall 1, ball / ball X strike strike 2. walked, Mr- Moderate Willy ran for J. Harris. Meyer np- I Rates Steam Heated Throughout IStrike 1. ball 1. foul strike 2, singled into left field. ";,- Millinery | McWilh got to Model Phone 123 cond tip— | I base. Pcrkinhnuizh Slr«k. I % 1. ball 1. ball 2. ball \ walked an bases full. (-.Stands silent). Reerh up -Slrike 1, ball 1. strike 2. ball 2. Veilly Sarrific, Mr + ,. sennd. d Reuthei *+++*+++++*++>>«**>>+*<.+<.4.**4.<.^<.^<.4.*++ 4+++++4+++++++< A very enjoyable ii up— (balling of r.u-ffeski) Strike 1 Colonizing Alberta party was held foul strike 2. m the Odeon on Tuesday evening whe. ball 1. fanned. Struck Sir Motorc, with other 1 A Heintzman Piano j at ball around bis knees. Rice up-- Newton dir the relatives and a few near friend' Out the (Iranthani. Orip run, ( ectnrs of the British * bit, on » Dominions Land ! islike a Good Wife. It's rather expensive,but we generally of thc Stoddard family celebrated tht no errors. Settlement Association, Stacpoole's Drag Store * only i Score- from Londo'i * get onema life time, unless we'relucky, so we insistona 2 birthday anniversary of Mrs. Jas. \ -Washington 2. P-'Msburgh X I'ngland. have recently visited tin % TIE KODAK STOKE X good one. One cf my customers sayshis like < Hanson and Mrs. Stanley B. Kearl, on province m syn * wife, berausp Heintzman is a the interests of their are Giving away I *ood no matter how hard he poundsit, itre- X October S. Thc time was spent 11 dicatc which is colonizing a lar,' i We .♥. spondsswe Russian Settling tl.\. *\ games, singing and dancingm which Families Here area m north-eastern Alberta, nnrtl | Razors aii'l Falrum :■ | EASY TE: MSI old and young joined with grea' lof Vermillion. This is thc territory BUY NOWI X . * A em.])!..!i St«»«;L nr,, $ Twenty-one- Russian families of to be traversed by the Cntknif of \V:- r. and Parker P v gusto. Refreshments were served I ■<■ IIKNBY S. < a rrood type recently arrived in the branch of the C.P.R. and direct X % FLOCK and after congratulations to tin the t Cartsion High River district south of Calgary |ors haveobtained a promise from tin H. B. Stacpoole, * Phene 230 \ guests of honor the merry-makers !| M. D. f . with a view to purchasing farm lands .railway, company for a further exten- |+ Coioiier Issuer of Marriage Licenses £ dispersed at about 12 o'clock. in the vicinity * of Bar-U Ranch. sion on this branch m the near future I*|"-"".-".-■!"":":-->*<-***+*<">^^<..><-<-:-.:-:--:--:.^<.*++*i.*+4.+4.++»»++«..>.>+t4..:. +