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LIBERAL LEADER PREMIER COMING POOL FARMERS WILL GATHER PLOWING MATCH CESSFORD FARMER WITH <£-M Will be held on tfie farm ef Alex. McLean neat* to the U. F. A. ON SATURDAY TO HEAR PROPOSED Hall, Garden Plain on Wednesday, THREE CLUBS EXTENDS fl June 23rd, 1926, commencing at 10 a. m. prompt. POOL AGREEMENT DISCUSSED Valuable prizes will be given / by the Kiwanis Club of Hanna. WEIR IN GOLF FINALS Clang plows only will be used. A basket lunch will be served Big Meeting of Pool Members to be Held in Fleming Hall on by the ladies qf the district In toe Jim Weir ol Drumheller, and David Grosert of Cessford, Play U. P. A. Hall at 12.38 neon. Saturday, at Wbich Proposed "Agreement" WUl Be Dis­ Enter your name with either Twenty-one Holes Before Arriving at Decision—Second Mrs. Wickson at Garden Plain P. cussed—Lively Debate oi Vital Question Anticipated O. or the undersigned. Annual Tourney of Golf Club Marked by Stellar Play Bring the entire family and a Fleming Hall promises to be the ' cusslcn recently. Tihe farmers of the full basket. Coffee will be pro­ With a driver, a niblick, and a mid- on the shorter distance, ne Drum­ scene of one of the greatest farthers' j Hanna district are anxious to secure vided. iron, a mellow pipe aad a more mel­ heller golfer's winning putt waa the meetings ever held in Hanna, when a complete understanding of this lm* dome and havs a real good low smile, Dave Grosert, a Cessford •ignal for a chorus of relieved sighs tbe proposed "agreement" of the Al- ! portent question, and Saturday's time. There wilt pe a bsske.ball farmer, forced James Wav, tta Drum- bom Ika excited onlookers. The satis- berta Wheat Pool with, the U.G.G. will meeting will afford a splendid oppor- game and danee In the evening. I heller golfer, to the twenty-first tola tied smile of the victor replaced the ber discussed and argued .from ' every' iunity to hear it discussed J. R. Weston, I before he finally conceded Mai tbe serious aspect of Weir's features, as angle. Blain Will Speak District Agriculturist right to the cup emblematic of the the finalists shook hands, and the Outside Speakers It Is* understood that ,B. D. Blain, golf championship of the Hanna dis­ Cessford tanner's carefree shoulder- Messrs. Jackman and. Hutchinson, Pcol direc.tbr, will speak on Saturday., ••***• » • trict. shrug seemed to aay that "In the dust of the Alberta' Wheat Pool, will speak Sir.. Blain, whose views are quite -gen­ The finals ia the men's singles, of defeat as well as in toe laurel ot at the meeting. It is understood that erally known, claims that if this pro­ HON. J. E. BROWNLEE ptayed yesterday, proved to be the victory there is glory to be found, tf these gentlemen are supporting the posed "agreement" comes into effects • Premier of Alberta who will address | most exciting contest ever witnessed one haa done hto best." - proposed agreement with the U.G.G.. the Pool ls doomed, and next Satur­ a publlp meeting' In the interests of on tha Hanna links. Jim Weir, wito C. L. Willis ef Stettler and C. M. and wfll give their version of the ar­ day afternoon he will place his evi­ J08. T. SHAW EVELYN MEEHAN toa U. f. A. candidate In- Hanna on his serious mood and studied golf Macleod finished second aad third in dence before the farmers of this dis­ • Who wHI speak in Shacker's Theatre, style, was a dlssct contrast to the the first flight of toe men's competi­ gument before next Saturday's gather- Saturday afternoon, June 26. Ins of Pool farmers from the' country trict. ' Hanna, on Tuesday, Juno 22 at 8 p. m. jovial Cessford farmer who ambled tion. surrounding Hanna. Record Meeting Expected In company with Dr. W. G. Anderson, along after his mighty drives with kla A. Woodward, A. Shanks, Oeorge Farmers Interested From the numerous inquiries being Liberal candidate In -this riding. FATALLY HURT cap set back on kit head awl his Wade and Jim Harrison were the flrat No question in connection with the received by the Herald, from farmers Capt. Shaw and Dr. Anderson will The friends of Tom 'Dacus will be three clubs, 'unfettered by the coa- four ia the aecond flight. In the third, operation of the Alberta Wheat Pool throughout this district, .there will be also address meetings at Morrln at pleased to learn that he has entered ventlal golf-tbag, rattling under h|s C. St Sowden, A. L. R. Davidson, C. G. has caused so much Interest, If not an­ a very large attendance on Saturday, 2 p. m; Delia, 4 p. m. on the same day, ON SATURDAY into business in Ogden, Utah, having arm, ' .... Durham and J. N. Oldham ware the xiety, as the proposed agreement with possibly greater than tbe hall can ac­ Tues. June 22. leased one of the finest garages tn Both finalists played sterling golf leaders. the U.G.G. which has been under dis- commodate. that city.. ""- to enter the play-off. Weir eliminated Garry Power nosed ont T. EL Bing­ Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Meehan C. L. Willis, of Stettler, ta the semi­ ham for Consolation honors. Succumbs, Following Injuries Re­ finals after an extra hole • of play. Close competition featured the in­ ceived in Falling Down Stairs Grosert featured In the qualifying ter-club play. The Hanna team. Dr. HANNA BASKET FIVE WALTER DIETER round which he captured with a score Nelson and L. D. Warwick, finished SHEERNESS BOY Having sustained a fractured skull, of 87, par 86. kt a draw at 77 with Jim Walr aad D. AITRACTIONSAT WINS AT ROSE LYNN as a result of falling down a flight of Driving invariably oa a Una for the Dickson, of Drumheller. Wltk a score stairs at the farm home of Mr. and green, approaching faultlessly, aad ot 78, O. Powell and J. E L. Homer I Loeal Qirls Down Sunnynook. 108, la. LOSES LIFE IN Mrs. D. E. Green, Evelyn lone Mee­ OF WALKER MINE nutting carefully with his trusty mid- of Wayne were a close third. ROSELYNN DRAW Exciting Contest—Rose han, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Janes iron, Grosert took a discouraging lead The mixed foursomes found lba. T. Lynn Loses Meehan, passed away on Saturday over Weir In the first stages of the R. Scott and a M. Macleod to fleet afternoon, within two 'hours of the title tut. At the eleventh he waa four place, with Mra. and Mr. A. H. Tem­ Playing carefully throughout the GUN ACCIDENT terrible accident. DIES OF INJURY up, and even an inactive imagination pleton second. SPLENDID CROWD game, and breaking away effectively Deceased had beea assisting in the eould picture the championship cup i Nurse Ross, of the Hanna Hospital In tbe pinches, tile Hanna girls' bas- Shooting Accident Responsible for household, duties at the Green home, Sheerness Pit-Boss Fails to Survive bulging ln a pocket of tke brown coat staff, who took Brat place in the Big Crowd Attends Annual Sports at | tot-hall team nosed out a close win Loss of Promising Life on owing to "the illness of Mrs. Green. Fatal In iury—Funeral Held which the Scotsman wore even when ladies' driving competition, alao turn­ Rose Lynn—Country Looks Good over the Sunnynook quintette, by a Saturday Afternoon While going up a flight of stairs, it On Tuesday driving from tha toe. . ed In the lowest score for tha qualify­ and Promises Bountiful Crop score of 10-9, at the Rose Lynn sports is thought that the deceased girl Anyone', It has been said, can play ing round, but she waa unplaced In celebration yesterday. While his parents were making pre­ mlsced. her tooting and fell back­ The entire town of Sheerness and golf when he ia "up"—but Walr illus­ the further play. Rose Lynn's annual sports day cele­ Although Sunnynook had played a parations for his eighth birthday par­ wards. One child, ten years of age, friends from all parts of the surround­ trated that he could step ont from tha Ia the ladies' Ont flight, lba. A. H. bration was well patronized yester­ strenuous game about half an hour ty, with the table set, lighted candles was ln the house at the time ot the ing district mourned the death of ranks of the ordinary by cutting down Templeton finished first, with Maa T. day, .with hundreds of cars from all before, it- did not prevent them from and all the appropriate .things dear to accident and Mr. Green, #wb.o was Walter J-. Dieter, the popular Sheer­ his opponent's advantage and finish­ R. Scott second. points and communities throughout making the second contest a fast, the heart of a child upon its birthday, working in one of the outbuildings at ness miner, whose funeral was held ing even by a breath-taking win oa The second flight honors were cap­ the surrounding country. Hanna con­ breath-taking e'hibition, with the' out­ llttie Warren George Bubmann met the time, was called. from the Church of Christ, Hahna, on the eighteenth green, necessitating tured by Mrs. J. E. Mason of Stettler, tributed her quota and those who come In doubt until the final whistle. a tragic death last Satnrday after­ Mr.. Gre"2n telephoned Hanna for Tuesday afternoon. The church was extra play. FOT tke Ibat eleven holes, while second place wsat to Mrs. David made the trip into that fair section The Sunnynook girls deserve credit noon when "out shooting gophers. medical assistance, which was prompt­ filled to its doors with friends of the the Drumheller golfer's driving had Grosert of Cessford. of the coutnry had a splendid .day's for their fine showing, tor they were Li (-.le Warren, ln company with his ly rendered, but to no avail. The in­ deceased gathered* to pay their re** been uninspiring, but, touched by the The second annual tournament ot outing. unfortunate ln losing. twelve-year-old brother, had expressed jured girl lived only two hours, pass­ spects to his memory. Rev. J. W. sting of Impending defeat, tie staged the Hanna Golt Club proved aa un- , The sports programme in the in­ Coming up against Rose Lynn in his intention ot going oat to trap a ing away without regaining conscious­ Derby officiated. The funeral was in. OiaiiUsd. aupceaa* ..nrrwtilins the hnst the first tilt, Sunnynook exhibited a » ™!LLia. HjUskJU-s clay !iatt.aaiiaaa. field, Including bucking, and other tew gophers before tin boys returned ness at four o'clock. ' charge of the local branch of the to be desirea. He drove viciously and gon ever Witnessed by local devotees stampede events,, Was the chief attrac­ brand of basketball which should go to enter into the bfrthday festivities. The untimely death ol Evelyn Mee­ B. P. O. EL Chaplain A. Finch, of the of the ancient game. There wave fear- a long way towards establishing the putted with asset nicety, ga<"-"g the tion for several hours, and the races The older boy carried the .22 calibre han, at the age qf sixteen years, haa Elks presided at the cemetery. points which brought him to a level teen woasen ln a field of over sixty proved a very good addition to the sport as a really popular attraction. proved a severe sbcck tithe sorrow­ rifle, while Warren,packed the gopher Walter Dieter suffered a fracture with Grosert. entries, gathered aat only tram Han­ bill. The basketball games drew al­ With the aid of stellar work by their traps. It was during this expeditiion ing parents and a wide circle of na but from points aa distant aa guards, Sunnynook finished ln the of 'his skull on the afternoon of Tues­ The crowded gallery enjoyed unex­ most the entire crows away from over the farm that. the terrible acci­ friends. Fate had dealt severely with pected thrills when the nineteenth Wayne, Stettler, Drumheller, Cess­ other attractions ln the evening, and lead, 13-9. dent occurred and. a promising little the deceased, who. was seriously n- day, June Sf in a fall of coal from the ford and Kindersley. Ei Neff proved a capable refree. wall of. a mine room he was Inspect­ and the twentieth holes ware halved the brand of play was of the semi-pro life was snuffed out. * jured when a child, through belaj* and the contestants teed oft at toe type. The line-up for the Hanna-Sunny- kicked by a horse, and her tragic ing at the "New Walker" mine, Sheer­ The success of tke tournament Shortly after leaving the house, the ness. In an unconscious state be was crucial twenty-first. points toward a roseate future for all A detailed outline of Rose Lynn's nook contest follows: death has erased a cloud ot sorrow Weir's nerveless calm stood him In Sunnynook Position Hanna attention of the father was attracted over'the entire, community. rushed to the Hanna Hospital by his further functions of tke local golf or­ celebration, together with list of prise by shouts from the older boy. Sensing employer, Julius Warneboldt. good stead at the deciding point, and winners will be published in an early A. Capsie Guard M. Bircb an accident,. Mr. Bubmann hurried to The funeral took place on Monday Grosert appeared somewhat uneasy ganization. issue. D. Winning Guard M. McKinnon the scene and found his little son morning from St. George's Church, By Wednesday morning, the Injured D. Dove Center ' E. Howard lying upon tbe ground, witb a bullet to the Catholic cemetery, Rev. Jos. pit boss had regained consciousness L. Jackson Forward J. Holcomb hole in his left eye. The stricken Birch officiating. and he was able to recognize his 0. Winning Forward C. Birch child was carried Into the home, and friends and to .speak plainly. Every OLD RESIDENT OF PARKER HOME AT GRA88Y SLOPE B. Winning Spare H. Meadows passed quietly away within ten min­ hope was entertained tor his recovery. ELKS'BAND STILL HIS condition continued to improve GARDEN PLAIN DIES ** LANFDfE BURNED (Miss E. R. Turtle, Official BIO JOINT utes of the terrible accident. Correspondent) LIBERAL GOOD ATTRACTION until Friday when he suffered a re­ MEETING WE0NE8DAY The funeral took place last Monday lapse. Broken Artery Cauees Death ef Mra. Fire Destroys Home of Former Steve­ afternoon from the Church of Christ J. Cattanach at Home of ville Residents—Partially AT GARDEN PLAIN Musical Talent Given Hearty to the Hanna Cemetary, Rev. J. W. Local Late on Sunday afternoon Mr. Her Daughter Covered by Is (Special to The Herald) Derby officiating. Reception At 8unday Dieter succumbed. Dr. W. G. Anderson and George F. 1 GRASSY SLOPS, June 15- •S. Auxier, Liberal candidates In Hand In addition to the sorrowing" par­ Night Concert Walter J. Dieter was born at South On the evening of last Wednesday, The home of Mr. aad Mra. K. S. Grimes was visiting at Excel from JUM**, ana stettler ridings respectively ents, one -brother and a sister, twelve Glastonburg, Conn., on October 28, June 9, Mrs. J. Cattanach, one of Parker at Lanfine, waa tn tally dee* June 5 to 7 and has come back think- wilt hold a Joint liberal meeting ln and ten years respectively, survive. In view of the attendance at the 1889. .For two years after his arrival Garden Plain's most respected resi­ troyed by flre on toe afternoon of lng his part of the country just about the U.F.A. Hall, j Garden Plain, on Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buhmann were three Sunday concerts staged by the In this country in 1918, he homestead-, dents, died at the home of her daugh­ Saturday, June 8. Mr. and Mrs. right. Around Excel, he says, there Wednesday evening, June 28. As among the earliest residents of thto Hanna Elks' Band, the regular bi­ ed, but for. the last six years he 'has, ter, Mrs. Pearce Morris, at Garden Parker, wito are well-known to tha has been very little rain and the monthly eoncert will certainly ba a been an employee of Julius Warae- Plain. Death waa due to toe bursting Garden Plain .will be the centre for district, and among those most highly successful institution ln Hanna. Hanna district, had lately returned crops are not growing nearly as well outstanding attractions on that day, respected. In their terrible loss, the ______bsldt, the Sheerness mine-owner. oMrf .a n artery about the heart. from spending the winter at Steve­ as those around here. it ls a particularly fitting time for sympathy of all oldtimers and a wide Four hundred enthusiasts filed fnt^ Meter's diligence and care in the dis­ Accompanied by liar husband, Mrs. ville. There is to be a, plowing match these two candidates to present their circle of friends is sincerely etended. Shacker's Theatre last Sunday night charge ot his duties at the mine car­ Cattanach had been paying a short A valuable library, a large selec­ held at Garden Plain on June 23 and cases, and it is anticipated that a re­ to enjoy the best musical perform­ ried him to the position of pit-boss, visit to her daughter. While there tion of music, and an Interesting it is hoped that there wfll be a large cord crowd will be present on Wed­ BOYS' AND GIRLS' CAMPS ance yet presented .by Jack Fish's or general supervisor. He wsa al­ she became suddenly 111 and aaked for museum were among the assay prized turn-out. The ladies are to take nesday evening next. talented performers. ways admired and looked up to by a glass of water. This, however, objects which went ap in amoke. lunches and an enjoyable time is ex­ Mothers would be well advised -to An admirably-chosen program of his fellow workers and his loss leaves failed to help her. She lay down aad The direct origin of the flre ia un­ pected by all. remember tha date of the C.G.I.T. marches, sacred numbers, vocal offer­ a blank which only- the passage of became steadily worse, death follow­ known. Mr Parker was absent at ing ln less than an hour. B. D. Slain addressed the local meet­ Camp at Hand Hills Lake—July 6 to ings and popular orchestral selec­ tone can fill. Mr. Dieter was a mem­ •Ito. time, Mra. Parker being at home ing of farmers at Garden Plaip, in the 14. Arrangements should be made as tions proved just sufficient variety ber of the B. P. o. E. He leavea hla Although Mra. Cattanach had been arlth two yonng friends visiting ber. Interest of. the Pool ou .Wednesday,- early as possible. Information may to make the evening highly enjoy­ wife and a daughter of eight months falling in health for some time, her Partial insurance on the building be obtained from Mrs. W. C. Stir­ able. at Sheerness. sudden demise was a great shock to is the sole compensation for the sud­ 'J June 16." Wmifa®. her many friends throughout tke dis­ ling or- Miss Ethel Stirling. A violin se lo by Miss Alice Demeres, At the coroner's inquest into the den destruction. For data regarding the boys' camp, of the Ladies' Imperial Orchestra' death of Walter Dieter, held Tuesday trict. Attar the fire neighbors Immed­ which will be held at Munson from was a well-accepted addition to the The funeral service was held at the iately moved Mrs building aai the » •--fr •--• ,»• »-•»-•• 1 Jane 9 morning, the jury returned a verdict home of Pearce Morris, and interment Jane 10 July 19 to July 26, apply to Mr. W. usual program. 1SIS1 of death from accidental causes. work of replacing the houte ia going C. Stirling. • was made at Netherby cemetery. A on. SHEEP MEN MEET June 11 large number accompanied tto re­ June 12 Friends, tor and near, were most DRUGGISTS-DOCTORS mains to the cemetery despite tke generous and sympathetic ta their A meeting of the sheepmen in the June 13 MANY* ATTEND SHOWER heavy rain. The studont missionary, June 14 RICHDALE attentions. south country Is to be held next Mrs. J. G. Coupland, Official BEATEN BY LADIES Mr. R. B. Walker, officiated at both Saturday at Sunnynook, when Mr. June 15 61 FOR LOCAL TEACHER Correspondent . services. Tisdale, of the Associated Weal Rainfall: 2 inches. Noveltry Ball Game Results In Win Mrs. Cattanach came to Canada Growers, Toronto, will apeak. All LOCAL MARKET PRICES Local Staff of Lady Teachers Gives * 1 _4 Por Flappers Over Sawbones from Nairn, Scotland, 15 years ago, men interested tn sheep are cor­ Shower Por Miss Holcomb And Pillpounders aad settled In these parts. She was (Aa at 3 p.m. June 17) dially invited to attend. In Bloom Home RICHDALE, June 16—Last Wednes­ MAUNDERS a fond mother and a devoted wife, a day witnessed the biggest crowd seen The pick of Hanna'/T peppy pulchri­ gentle Influence on all wltk whom she Wheat- •—• • » •—*—• » • •' (By R. E. Horner, Official Cor­ Thursday evening, the lady teachers In Richdale for many a long day. No. 1 Northern - i.tt respondent) tude showed their snapely heels to came lato contact. of the local staff entertained la Uie People for miles around attended the the best team that could—be chosen Surviving her an her husband, tor MO. 8 • —.-LJajg home of Mrs. F. C. Bloom at a mis­ community sale which was arranged from the town's doctors and druggists toar daughters, Mra. Mcintosh of Los No. I -e-.-JL ...—„„ 1.21 THE HANNA HERALD KID cellaneous shower ln bonor ot Miss by Richard Madge who was selling In a baseball game last Sunday. Angeles, Mrs. Morgan et Vancouver, No. 4 TJL4 — 1.11 MAUNDERS, June 16—Anglican Holcomb, a bride elect of next month. his furniture, and some contributed Mrs. Oeo. Wright and Mrs. Pearce Church services will be held by Rev. The room was decorated for the oc­ by Mrs. Fleming and others. Sam The biggest druggist ln Alberta and Oate - H. E. Scallon, at Maunders School, on Jackson was in his usual good spirits, Doc Cross waved their bats con- Morris, and her three sons, Alex, No. 2 CW. , I Jg casion, the centre table being draped John and Donald of Garden Plain. No. 8 C.W. i - M, s Sunday, July 4, at 8.80 p. m. Due to ln white, crowned by a | daintily and amused the buyers by ala jokes tinously at the centre fielder but toll­ WM f 6'OULDNT \-\JE the many misunderstandings, due to dressed bride from which white and sallies. He had a busy day. The ed to make a hit. With the charm of Mr. J. Cattanach and family ex­ BaHay the unfortunate conditions tills spring, streamers were falling, This con­ Willing Workers eold cake and sand­ youth, Jimmy Blair was more suc­ tend their sincere thanks to all Who No. 3 C.W. • sJ _ • i .44 HAVE THIS VEATHER It is hoped that there will be a good tained the many beautiful gifts re­ wiches in the Hall in aid of Church cessful, getting home safely after a sent flowers and assisted during their Flax- attendance at the above service Funds, and did very well. G. Schram long jaunt.'' sad bereavement. No. 1 C.W. ! „_ * l.tt LAST WNTER V^HELN ceived. Mrs. W. C. Sterling made the Rye- G. Knopp has recently purchased a presentation, after which contests must have done a roaring trade, as Doctor Argue operated neatly at the store was crowded all day and the first base, while Clarence Bassett Donald Cattanach of Fleet, spent a No. t C.W. i ' •; .ts WE NLE.DED »T Gray-Dort car., foto and music were enjoyed. Mra. R. Mc­ tow days ta toe district, being called Na t C.W. .*n\, j J8 John Patzer, to the north of ns, ls llveen favored the guests with a solo. ice cream wag much appreciated by and Shi Shilleto pounded the pill Mrs. Wylie and Miss Winning sang a the visitors and others. with perfection born of long practice. here to his mother's faaeral Bstntgt also among those who have purchased A vote of tto people waa takea, at Sweet *ijf \,J *. ...it -- ,.J .34 new cars this spring. Mr. Patzer Is vary appropriate duet. ' Tbe winners Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madge left Ihe pitcher's box resembled a medi­ of the contests' were Mrs, Wylie, Mrs. cal clinic, each doctor taking a turn the U. F. A. Hall, oa Jaae 11, to decide wax „,, '.„; „ ~" , j jg Kfl driving a new Chevrolet coach. on Thursday morning for Calgary. the date ot the picnic. It was aet Ma. t • " A Jt J. W. Faupel took the "flyer" down Bassett, and Miss E. Stirling. A Mrs. G. A. Schram returned from on the mound. dainty buffet lunch was served. The fbr Jaly Xi, ao as to give Hanna tto Eggs ...... 24-20-14-10 the "Peavine" as far as Pollockvllle, her visit to Calgary, last week, after Every member of the ladles* team f8Q benefit of the G. W. V. A. demon­ on Tuesday, and returned home with guests were Miss J. Holcomb, Mes­ spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. was in fine shape. Not oaly the pit­ a fine new Percheron horse which he dames W. C. Starling, Larson, Haker, stration for this year. Melville Richardson at Mnnson. Mrs. cher's .curves occupied the attention Ike Garden Plain basket-ball team kt 3.00; Buchan School, Jaae 87, rat purchased from Robt. Pollock. a Tingle, S. B. Robinson, E.R. Brawn, Schram had. an operation on her of t.be...JPharmacy-Med batters. C. Brown, W. Main, Scott, Sowden, defeated Hanna last week, 9-2,—a '•*'• All are welcome. Summerfallowing seems to be the nose and has derived mueh benefit Bert Baylis umpired to the satis­ walk-away tor Garden Plata. A plowing match haa beea arranged order at the day, with outfits ranging Smith, Bell, M. S. McLeod, Galvin, from the treatment received. faction of all—except the druggists The above team have signed up aad in tto district tor Wednesday, June 23, from four to ten horses, operating in Grummitt, . Kennedy, Ferry, Foote, 205 and doctors. at 10 a. m. This match hi opea to all, every direction. An expanse of newly- Mcllveen, Odell," Bassett, Ford, Doctors-Druggists — Doctors Argue, will play again ta Hanna ea Jaly 1, at the tournament. and those taking pert aas asked ta plowed land greets the eye where* Buckle, Bloom, Edgar, Misses C. Bre­ A. W. Sharkey and Mrs. Wm. Hun­ Cross, Baxendale; Chas Wylie-, C. A. bring a lunch. There will be oof fee ever one looks. din, F.and H. Meadows, E. Howard, ter won the three step competition Bassett, E. R. Shilleto, James Dryden, Ike recent rata .dat wonderful Winning, E. Stirling, and M. Robinson. provided oa tto grounds. ' Mr. and Mra, J.. W. Faupel and at the dance at Shacker's Tuesday James Blair. goad here, and crops look splendid. ReT- Pather Joe. Fay, ef Hanna, family, Miss Horner and Mr. Mallec, night. The fox trot competition was Ladies — Mrs. Gauthier, Mra. Bar­ R. B. Walker announces church Ser­ celebrated Mass ta the U. F. A. HaU, spent last Sunday' evening at the - Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Davey ot Craig­ won by Miss Beryl Steeves aad Boles­ ber, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Holden; vices as follows: Garden Plata Sehool, accompanied by Father Birch. home of Mr. and Mrs, Joe Burke myle, were visitors in Hanna last las de Jurkowski. The decisions were Misses Fox, Steeves, TTsnegsn. Joan* June 20, at 3.00; Corlnne School, June The Garden Plain Juniors are mak­ |0t' week. very close. ston. Smiley, McCafferty, and Perry. 80, at 7.80; Netherby School, -IBM 87, ing good progress with base bell. 30| A m

PAGE TWO TtOt BANNAHERALD HANNA, ALBERTA, THURSDAY, JUNE 17,1926. •M-nMmMmMNNHaw-a-aM-a-m-^^HMM^BM-aa-M-M-a-aaMMHHHM-a^ • ••••••••• •—•—•—8"1-*—•—*—•—*•—• town Sunday on tnpir way to view Sam Sady and Abdo Sheddy left the Bad Lands along the Red Deer Sunday for Calgary on business. I MACDONALDS STILL LEAD Gordon Eagleson, of Rose Lynn, CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME r- m. 8CAPA river.' sSg?-*- J. B. Mackenzie, Official Corras* j Mrs. Brassier and children were and John Kuyen of Cessford, were Dr. R. F. Denholm .jara Since the days of Sir John Mac­ Sunday visitors. At Winnipeg, where the clarion pondent) • *^K donald, probably mere men of Sunday visitors of Mrs. Sam Sady. call for "More Tourists" is heard 'Mrs. Sady returned home with Mrs. Miss Wilma Smith-, daughter of Mr. DENTIST that nafne than of any other have and Mrs. John H. Smith, returned atove the roar of the city's in­ held seats in the House of Com­ Brassier tor a short visit. creasing Industry-, the mayor of .the (Speoial to Tha Herald) Mrs. E. J. Campbell has been on the home a few days ago, from Calgary SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVSN TO COUNTRY PATIENTS mons. In the present house there after finishing Normal School. 197 city has suggested that some of SCAPA, June 16—An interested are five Macdonalds—two . John sick list-the past week. the citizens be dumped Into the 307 ALBEETA CORNER crowd of spectators attended the ball A.'s among them. They are— Red river. The old lines eome to game played here last Wednesday, Hon. E. M. Macdonald (An- (Oor. 8th Ave. and lit St. West) mind— Clear .Lake vs. Scapa. Clear Lake - tigeaish). for Economical Tranttfortetion ttf OALOARYS| - "We have careful thought for the carried off the honors. The first part Findlay Macdonald (Cape stranger of the game was very much'one-sided Breton). PHONES:—Office M6247 S" And a "smile" for toe sometime but Scapa pulled up in the last inning. Arch. J. Macdonald (Glen­ guest; 866-T Only seven innings were played. garry). Residence M6544 But eft for our own the bitter We are all sorry to hear that Mrs. John, A, Maedonald (Cape tone " Cattanach, Sr. passed away at her Breton). (Here ia heard the stentorian home on Wednesday evening, June 9. John A. Macdonald (Kings). voice of John Queen, the popular The bereaved relations have the heart­ There are three Kinge In the Labor leader.) felt sympathy of the community. W%! House and three Bells. , The "Though we love our- own the Kings are: WE OAN SUPPLY YOU WITH beet.** Miss Katie Shoults Is now keeping house for C. Lorhmann, Martha Zie- Hon. Mackenzie King (Prince mimer having gone home. Mrs. Lorh­ AI befit). mann may be home this week but it Hon. James King (Koote­ McQuay-Norris is understood she will not be able to nay). use her arm very much just now. • John W. King (Huron). Jesse Hill and F. Prokopuk motored Pairs are toe best any of the / Pistons, Pins and Rings to Vegreville last week. ether names 'can . furnish and WATTS A fine soaking rain fell throughout there Is a pair of eaeh of the fol­ this district on Friday and will help lowing: FOR ANY POPULAR MAKE OP OAR AT COMPETITIVE to repair some of the ravages of the Anderson, Armstrong, Black, ^TRICES (Special to The Herald) fierce windstorm the previous week. Chaplin, Denis, Edwarda, Gar­ WATTS, June 14—After the recent land, Kennedy, Maclean, Mereler, rains everyone ls smiling smiles. Accidents, seem to be the order of the day, H. O. Cook and L. Welch, Morin, Ross, Spence, Stewart, James Garvock Is visiting at' thehavin g been thrown from their plows Sutherland, Tobin, White, Wilson, 1 Bartman's Machine Shop Lusher home. receiving minor Injuries. Watch out Young. James Boyd, the census-taker. Is a tor the rocks, boys, next time. HANNA—PHONE 45 busy man. Considerable Wheat is being shipped Smooth 1274-21T Mrs. S. Gresh was a visitor to from the loeal elevator. Delia last week, taking advantage of -She C. N. R- fencing crew are. pro-' the Hanna—Calgary Bus. gresslag towards Scapa. - . WARDLOW' L. Bye of Delia, was looking after Mr. Orton has completed his resi­ (Cecille Mae Herd, Official - the flour business here a few days dence here also. Correspondent) Powerful ago. Voters lists can be scrutinized at Lee Haymond, of Leafihe , Alberta,, the Post Office any day. The Polling . WARDLOW, June 14—-J. Anderson DEMONSTRATION of Chev­ was a Sunday visitor with his brother,' Booth for Division No. 68 will be held and wife, of Chicago, arrived Friday rolet will delight and surprise Guy E. Haymond. in Hudson Bay School- on Monday, for'a visit with their* son, Dr. W. G. A Joe Zarowny, ot the local C. N. Ft. Jane 28. See that your name is on Anderson and family. Dr. W. G. you. It will bring you a near idea of section gang, was taken to the Hanna the Register, Voters. Postmaster Anderaoh is now in Hanna and Mr. four-cylinder power and smoothness. hospital last week for an operation Mackenzie is Enumerator. J. Anderson left Monday to be with It will make the new LOWER Chev­ for appendicitis. Last report was Endiang played baseball here last him there. rolet prices appear all the more re­ "doing fine.'" Saturday night. A very exciting game Bill Eagleson, section foreman, here markable. Willie Haymond bad the misfortune ensued. Endiang made three runs, ln for the last several months, left Fri­ to have his foot badly cut while play­ the last Inning and thus took the day for Faft*mont, Sask, to which place Drive the new Chevrolet and you will ing around the well drill. He was game. The score.was 7*11 in favor lie secured a transfer. understand the reason why thousands taken to Dr. Baxendale at Hanna, of Endiang. Scapa will play at Clear Mrs. Jim Wilfley and son and tWo dMNs Several stitches were necessary. Lake on Wednesday evening. lady friends all of Brooks, passed of satisfied Chevrolet owners wrote Mrs. N. H. Lund was in Calgary Tbe men are busy on - the roads through town on Sunday. mi unqualified expressions of apprecia­ several days last week, returning these days and fuite an improvement Several cars from Atlee, Alta, each tion during tha year 1925. You will home Thursday night. Is being made. loaded to capacity, passed through understand, -too why Chevrolet - Tom Chee Choo was a Sunday Don't .forget the church service and popularity ia growing in an amazing irrrl visitor at hla mother's home. Sunday school to be held in Crowhill The local garage is a very busy next Sunday. Come at 4.80. manner—unprecedented in motor car place. Mr. Bmbree is now employing Mr. and Mrs. Orton have now taken history. two mechanics. up residence in their new home. We B. P. MCEWEN Mr. Lundy, Supt. for the National hope to see some more homes erected Ask na tot a demonstration of Chevrolet's Ee vator Co., was In -towa today. here this season. smoothness and power * Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Burns attended Mr. Copeland is now the owner of a ppetite. the dunce at Craigmyle Saturday] fine eet ot buggy harness. night. Money order business will be tran­ When you see an elderly man eat­ Considerable wheat is being hauled] sacted at Scapa P. O. after Dominion OPTOMETRIST ing his dinner with the relish and toto Watts the past two weeks. Day when the 2 cent postage comes E. A. Laughlin ™ enjoyment of a school boy, watch Lets all begin to save oar pennies into vogue again. SCIENTIFIC MODERN Hanna, Alberta for the big day in Hanna, July 1st. Considerable amounts of oats have EXAMINATION EQUIPMENT him help himself to Mustard. If been hauled to Scapa elevator this it is not on the table, he will very Toronto's Industrial Exhibition ls last two Weeks. ' 202 the largest In the world (based on HANNA Greater Quality at Lower Coat quickly ask for it. annual attendance of a million and aj Canada has the largest buffalo balf) and area. t Those who acquire the habit of herd (over 8,000) in the world. .1119-T 1456-27 eating Mustard—of keeping their digestion keen and their appetite young—show a decided preference ill for freshly mixed Mustard. Coldian-Keen-(Canada) Limited 1000 Amherst Street MONTREAL United Grain Growers will be discussed. This ls a Meets ia Fleming Ball 2nd vital matter for the Pool members, and 4th Mondays of every sb make it a point to be present. At 8 p.m. month st 8 p.m. sharp Sunday, Jane 20, at 10.80 a. m. Catholic Church services at Wiese ^.i(itiiiiiii4iiniiiifiii»itiiiiiMtiiiiiiiiiiiiisijtiiiiiifiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiitfititiitiiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiitii-iiiiiiiii«ii*iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii*iii*iiiititfiiii School. On Thursday, June 24, Wiese U. P. CHAS. WYLIE, Ex. Ruler. A. will meet at 7.30 p. m. Make it a L. GREENWOOD, Secretary record moating 1305-24 The topic of the recent rain over­ MORR1N-2 p.m. shadows that of the coming election and is giving more hope than all of the candidate's promises. DR. W. G. ANDERSON Prom information at hand, a great CAPT. JOS. T. SHAW DELIA-4 p.m. igj number of riresni shippers around Liberal Leader, who is meeting Liberal Candidate in Hand Hills, Hanna signed an agreement to ship with wonderful receptions wher­ Capt. Shaw and Dr. Anderson who is receiving assurance of sup­ their cream to the Alts pool creamery At ae soon as we have regular train ser­ ever he appears. The Liberal ap­ will also hold meetings at port from farmers and non-farm­ vice ea the Hanna-Warden line. peal is directed to ALL the the above points ers alike. Dr. Anderson's fifteen Alix Is about 80 miles distant, so people; with the assurance that years' residence on a farm in this riding, has given him complete why not have a pool creamery In Han­ ALL the people will be represent­ ;^2 NEXT TUESDAY ||§|. na? We understand that the Alix ed. Capt. Shaw, with Dr. Ander­ understanding of this country's Your Creamery ls handling pool and non- son, will address the above meet­ . • • • "' •'. i m-iir. ,,.- i i.iii.lIT.ilii •in..... i M needs. pool cream; could not the same thing be done with the Hanna creamery? ing. aillllllllHItUtllltttllUtlUlltlllHIHIHIIIItllllillMlinillllllllllllllllllHIIIItlllMMUItlltlllllllMlllllttltlHItllllllllllMltlllllllMIMfllllltllllllP ' If you are Interested in a Pool ele­ vator at dowling, get busy next Satur­ day, June 19. Several Wheat Pool Service directors will be ln Hanna. Bring the matter to their attention. Edwin Burrows ot Clivale was visit­ B.P.O.E. BAND IN A TTENDANCE ing during part of the past week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bur­ rows. . 203 Canada haa the world's longest un­ 9 defended boundary line. The Public is cordially invited to hear Alberta 8 next premier andk Alberta . teachers holding Grade 12 9 : certificates and having at least three McCoy fears' professional service may now •'M ''WM" Hand Hills next representative ^^^^^^^^^- obtain their Arte degree on the .suc­ THE PIONEER BARBER cessful completion of five summers' work and certain prescribed reading H ;.'.. 1 Doors Open at 7.30—Prelude by Elks' Band, 7.45 j^^^^Bi n aas-T ', for the winter months. Teachers taking advantage of this opportunity Canada has the greatest railway win write the regular University milage per capita. exams in April. H t\ •wwmw MUMW g8ltf»g?SJg

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WW THE HANNA HERALD, HANNA, ALBERTA, THURSDAY, JUNE" 17,193*3 PACE THRCC l*^^^^*^^^^'*M^^^,*^^^"^',^^^^^M^^^^,^'^^*>"^^^^^^^*M^^M»^^^^'^™^^^'*^a"-*---'*-*-*^^^^^^'.-^^^^i»«"^"»"^^^i^«»»™»"«""^™ at the home of Walter Clark on Thurs­ some of those present have boasted health. day, when several of the neighbors taat thay did. . My only wonder la 8PONDON met as a surprise to congratulate Mrs. Wetter Olsen gad Chris Anderson that they ever got there at all. They POLLOCKVILLE attended the Hutton dance oa Friday Mrs. Chas. Gottschalk, Official Clark on her birthday. shew no traces of it. Correspondent By Mrs. E. Brouard, Official last. Mr. Crego attended the Hanna STEPHEN LEACOCK A Word That Does The Work. S*Fjf: Correspondent Municipal Hospital meeting on Satur­ This afternoon, gentlemen, you The directors of the Polloekville Horse Club held a meeting on Satur­ *- day last. XM^is •took me all around your live stock ex­ *- (hpealal to The Herald) hibit. I walked past, and through, day, June 12. Jim Barnett, president, • The Country Editor (Special to The Herald) SPONDON, June 11—Quite a large IF OUR SPEAKERS WERE OUTSPOKEN nearly a quarter of a mile of hogs. , POLLOCKVILLE, June 14—Mr. and Chris Kjersven, Secretary, P. Duncan, number from this . part attened * the Oh, I. wish I was an editor--— What was* it they' were .called— Mrs. Orford celebrated their silver Wm. Stuart, directors.. community sale in Richdale on June I really do indeed. Tamworths—Berkshires? I don't re­ wedding anniversary on Friday, June Quite a large crowd gathered at the 9. &£••$ It seems to me that editors A GENERAL EMANCIPATION OF WSAT IS REALLY ON THE member. .Bat all I can say, gentle­ llth. There was a large gathering Community Hall on Saturday to at* A. - O. Thomas, Conservative candi­ Get everything they need. men, is —Phew! Just that. That land amongst the guests were, Mr.I tend the Pool meeting held by Geo. date, addressed- a meeting InSpSndon ^They get the biggest and the best CHEST word sums up my whole idea of yoar and Mrs. L. Helmer and family, Rev. Coutts of Hutton. school oh Monday, June'^fT A fair Of everything that grows. Agricultural Show. Mclntyre, and Miss Edna Dunford of Do not forget Monday, June 21, at turnout was present. ' They go free, into' circuses 1. — TRUTHFUL SPEECH GIVINO that there must be good business rea­ No, let me correct myself. > Ther*), Polloekville. • • 4 p. m. Dr. W. G. Anderson, Liberal •Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Church and THB REAL THOUGHTS QF A sons of some sort for belonging to was just one feature of your agricul­ \ Or. Swinburne of Sunnynook was family were early callers in Spondon And ev^ry kind Of shows. candidate, will speak at the haB. a The biggest pumpkins', largest beets, DISTINGUISHED GUEST AT this society. Ther's money ln it, tural exposition' that met my, warm • called on for professional attendance district on Tuesday morning on their approval. You were good enouih ti Jane 26*-—make lt a record day— THB FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY mark my words, for some of you or Ito Mrs. Stockton. It was found ne­ the Polloekville school will have a '.way to Melford, Neb. And all tbat kind of stuff BANQUET OF A SOCIETY. you wouldn't be here. take me through the section of yen** cessary to move the patient to Calgary Harry K. Fielding was a business Are blown into the sanctum exposition called yonr Midway Plea* picnic. All- kinds ef sports and races. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen: Of course I quite understand that [where she was operated on very suc­ Dance at night. Be sure to come, visitor In Spondon on Thursday even­ By an editorial puff. If there ls one thing I abominate the President and the officials seated saunce. You apologized, if I remm- cessfully. Mrs Stockton will soon re* our ing, trying to secure an enumerator Oh, I wish I was an editor— ber rightly, for taking me Into tho and sea What school children can more than another, lt is turning out here beside me come merely for .the I turn to Polloekville. do. for this district. Mr. Walter Clark I really do indeed. on a hot night like this to eat a self-importance of it. That, gentle­ large tent of the Syrian Dancing The Vogel family who have been in has accepted the position. It seems to me that editors, huge dinner of twelve courses and men, is about their size. I realized Girts. Oh, believe me, gentlemen, quarantine ite now enjoying good Judging by the large quantities of A really enjoyable time was spent Get everything they need. 195 know that I have to make a speech that from their talk during the ban­ you needn't have! Syria is a country cream cans shipped from this station on top of It. Gentlemen, I juat feel quet. I don't want to speak bitterly, which commands my profoundest ad­ every train day, we began to realize but the truth" te they are small men miration. that thto is gradually getting to be a stuffed. that since you can now vote,. I want very prosperous dairy district. By the time we had finished that and it flatters them to sit here wtth To Syria Unassisted your votes,- and I want all ot them. . fish, I could have gone home satisfied. two or three blue ribbons pinned on Some-day I mean to spend a vaca­ (Copyright, 1926, by Metropolitan The Saturday rain, which lasted That's as much as I usually eat. And their coats. tion there. And, believe me, gentle, Newspaper Service, New Work) over three hours in this district, has by the time I had finished the rest But, as for me, I'm done with it. men,- when I do go—and I say this NEXT WEEK helped the very promising crops con­ with ail the emphasis of which I am "The Problems of the Plutocrats* siderably. 196 SPECIAL PRIZES capable—-I should not wish to be ac­ companied by snch a set of flatheads AND TERMS ON THE PURCHASE OP as the officials of your Agricultural Society. And now, gentlemen, as I have just received a-fake telegram, by arrange­ •I CATARACT. IP ment, calling me back to the capital I of the State, I must leave this ban­ quet at once. One word in conclu­ AND sion: If I bad known as tully as I do now how it feels to drink halt a buck­ et of sweet cider, I should certainly never have come. Willow Posts jjjg, - f WHITE CAP J§ .3.—TRUTHFUL SPEECH OF A DIS­ TRICT POLITICIAN TO A WO­ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD Of EXTRA MEN'S BIGHTS SOCIETY. ELECTRIC WASHERS Ladies: * My own earnest heartfelt SPECIAL QUALITY; ALSO HAVE A FINE STOCK conviction to that yoa are a pack of cats. I. use the word "cats" advised­ OF CEDAR SHINGLES ly, and I mean every letter of it. I -Mr. Craig, speoial representative of want to go on record before this gathering as having been strongly Beatty Bros., manufacturers of Can­ and unalterably opposed to Woman ada's best washing machines, will bs Suffrage until you got it. After that in Hanna on I favored it. m'Get Your Lumber MONDAY, JUNE 21 My reasons for opposing the Suf­ frage were of a kind that you couldn't and understand. But all men—except the TUESDAY, JUNE 22 There was just one feature of your agricultural exposition that met my few that I see at thto meeting—un­ From the "Co-op" for full demonstration of the Cataract '.••p?§, warm approval."' derstand them by instinct. * and White Cap Washers As you have now all obtained the of the food, I was simply water­ It will be fifty years, please Heaven, * 1 -j. right to vote, I thought it best to ac­ logged. More than that. The know­ before this event -comes around again. cept yonr invitation and come here. ledge that I had to make a speech I hope, I earnestly hope, that I shall Also,—I am free to confess—I want­ A CARLOAD OF SPLIT CEDAR POSTS WILL ARRIVE congratulating this society of youra be safely under the ground. ed to see what you looked like. on its fiftieth anniversary haunted 2.—THB SPEECH THAT OUGHT THIS WEEE POR FULL INFORMATION CALL and racked me through the meal. TO BB MADE BY A STATE On thto last head I am bitterly dis­ I am not, in plain truth, the ready GOVERNOR AFTER VISITINQ appointed. Personally I like women a and brilliant speaker yon take ,me for. THB FALL EXPOSITION OF AN good deal tatter than most of you are, Tbat is a pure myth- If you could AORjICULTURAL SOCIETY and better looking. As I look around Hanna Furniture Store see the desperate home scene that Well, gentlemen, this Annual Fall this gathering I see one or two of yoa Phone 166 goes on in my family when I am Fair of the Skedlnk County Agricul­ that are not so bad, but on the whole working up a speech, yonr minds tural Association has come around not many..-- ^ .- would be at rest on that point. again. I don't mind tilling yoa But my own strong personal predi­ OR The 'Major Motive' straight out that of all the disagree­ lection- is and remains ip favor of a I'll go further and be very frank able jobs that fall to me, as Gover­ woman who can cook, mend clothes, With you. How this society has lived nor of this State, my visit to your talk when I want her to, and give me The Hanna Co-operative for fifty years, I doa't know. If ail Fall Fair is the toughest. the kind of admiration to which I am E. A. LAUGHLIN your dinners are like this, Heaven I want to teU you gentlemen, right accustomed. help yoa I I've only tte Vaguest idea here and now, that I don't know aay Let me, however, say In conclusion Association, Limited of what this society is, anyway, and thing about agriculture and I don't that I am altogether in sympathy Phone 31 what It does. I tried to get a con- Intend to. My parents were able to with any-- movement of yours (though A. 8. KNAPP Manager stitutlon this afternoon bnt failed. bring me up in the city in a rational I forget for the minute just what PHONE 40 1468-27 I am sure from some of the faces way. I didn't have to do chores ih new form of foolishness you are aim­ 1418-25 that I recognize around thto table order to go to the high school as ing at) to this extent,—namely,-— Mil K FIRST ANNUAL DOMINION DAY SPORTS HANNA JULY ALTA. 1926 BASEBALL 1 H BOXING NACMINE (Drumheller), CHINOOK, CASTOR AND FIFTEEN-ROUND WELTERWEIGHT CHALLENGE HANNA WILL MEET IN COMPETITION BOUT FOB A PURSE OF TOMMY ROGERS (Calgary) vs. f KID DAINES (Calgary) ^200.00 ADMISSION: Rush $1.00; Ringside $1.60 *3- BASKETBALL I, FOOTBALL .^jyip*-. B.P.O.E, BAND * DANCING OF HANNA WILL FURNISH THE MUSIO ON THE MEMORIAL HALL'S CUSHION FLOOR CARNIVAL ATTRACTIONS

jfc8T'"3 PROGRAMME OF EVENTS MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING 10.30—DEDICATORY SERVICES IN THE NEW 12.00 NOON SHARP—BASEBALL • 7.30—WELTERWEIGHT CHALLENGE BOXING MATCH MEMORIAL HALL |£|j H 2.30—BASEBALL AND PRELIMINARIES 11.45—PARADE FROM MEMORIAL HALL TO THE BASEBALL GROUNDS, HEADED BY HANNA 3.00 BASKETBALL 430—FOOTBALL 9.00—GRAND BALL IN THE MEMORIAL HALL ON THE B.P.O.E. BAND 5.30—FINAL PA-fT'-M"- GAME SPRING CUSHION FLOOR

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#AM -POUR THE HANNA HERALD, HANNA, ALBERTA. THURSDAY, JUNE 17,1926. •mnm—-*-*-*'H-e!*********«H—*B*^II i..Ln*immm these days, taking down all required Elevator Agreement.—Article 15. "*• to another, the sinister-minded individual is there 'NATEBY• information for the 'Dominion.* with the declaration,: "The Pool agrees that all Pool] (By W. Hornby, OfflalaJ A. J. Wicke is taking., a holiday Wheat of whatever class, forwarded "He's after something 1" THE MAIL BAG Correspondent) across the Red Deer, haying* a good 'Xftfa-MuGnirta** , to terminal points at which the com-1 I time among tne irrigation farmers. Take a look over the whining critic's own re­ pany operates ah elevator or eleva- *" A strictly independent weekly newspaper, published every cord and the chances, are it will be found that he tors shall be handled through'any ele-| . (Speoial to The Herald) Rain to needed very badly in this NATEBY, June 11—The bafh erect­ area, if anything is to be saved as Thursday ia The Herald Build IM, Main Street, has been everything, that he has never accomplish­ THAT POOL AGREEMENT v'ator that the Company desires." and further—Article 31: ed, by Mr. Hetnerick, • one of the the continual high' winds • are making Hanna, Alberta, Carina ed anything, and that he has never got anywhere earliest settlers of 'their locality, was Edit or,The Hanna Herald: — "The Pool agrees that in the event havoc . with the crops. No ' doubt H. id. McCREA, - • - '• • Publisher. legitimately. When such a fellow does manage to In last week's issue of the .your purchased -by J. Roberts of Cessford, some of the early' seedings which' of their unloading wheat (or storage and to'being removed to that town, have been blown out might be found Established 1912. worm his way into a' position of responsibility or paper I enumerated many reasons purposes at interior government ele- trust, he dosn 't stay very long. Those who are too why I am opposing this proposed ele­ to be rebuilt as a hall, which to much between here ahd the Red peer vator agreement between our wheat . vators located at Edmonton, Calgary, needed in that t- wn. river. Experiments are being made busy to be always thinking. evil of everybody pool and the U. G. G. Condensing all Saskatoon, or Moose Jaw, and at a this season with corn, sweet clover, SUBSCRIPTION RATES later date re-shipping such wheat John Thorne, the census taker for Three montha in Canada ••••.....-...^..~A..,..».^...M^...— 50 soon get rid of him. pill the arguments into one, I* could state this locality, Is a very busy man millet, etc., all of which are soil' that I am opposed to this agreement to Port William or Port Arthur, they builders. . Six months in Canada ...... —.——.--—-$1-00 The people generally are a pretty fair crowd will consign such, shipments to such in this Canada of ours, and the, public men arc because the'Interests of the pool are •Mr. -Jack Nooney, who was recently One year ta (Canada ..._.:...... „...... $2.00 being sacrificed in order that the in­ lake .terminals as it would have origi­ are they considering, the interests Ot i> just as good as the people* .There is no country nally gone to had it not been unloaded the Pool, or the interests' of - the kicked in tbe side by-a mule, fractur­ One year in U.S. ^7 fffe'i Wijlrfe -fi^ri ...... $2.50 terests of the U. G. G. might be en­ ing two ribs, to reported as doing as in tiie world that stands better than Canada for hanced. hi transit." V. Q. G.? honesty, integrity and fine, generous national Now, some members of our Do­ E. D. BLAIN well as can be expected. 192 Hanna, Alberta, Thursday, June 17, 1926. Besides the reasons given in the minion Honse who have the Interests spirit. previous article, I might cite some, of the Pool at heart, are trying to In an election campaign in this country, there which might be termed contributing have this amendment changed so as •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim is ample scope for the discussion of the vital ques­ factors re this question. Factors to restore to the Pool and to the in­ CONSIDER fSI HAND HILLS that, much as we like to, we cannot tions of the day. These matters would get better gloss tbver. dividual the right to ship their own consideration if the small-minded individual with grain to any terminal they desire. MR. FORSTER; the choice of the U.F.A. group, Previous to the marketing of oar The member who is piloting this appeals lo all sections and interests for support in the sinister view of others could be curbed during last grain crop, Uie farmer conld de­ amendment through the House stated the coming election. Although the candidate of a the campaign. signate to what terminal elevator on the authority of a prominent Pool hia wheat (car lots) would be shipped. Weinersand close organization, he does not hesitate to ask for But that is impossible. He appears as regularly official that thto act (sponsored by Previous to the advent ot the Pool Tom Crerar) cost the Pool, ln less j the vote of those who hold no membership ticket as the cut-worm, the grasshopper, the cockroach this option was not of such paramount n and all the other pests. thaa one season, at least $1,000,000. fai the United Farmers of Alberta. Even though importance as it is now for obvious And they call the U. G. G. a friend of the elector may have had no part in the selection of He is irrepressible, this campaign* bird, who reasons. But along comes the Pool, it makes an agreement for the handl­ the Pool! the U.F.A. candidate, Mr. Forster expects the sup­ keeps his own crowd guessing whether he is doing ing Pool wheat with line companies; What has been the attitude of our port of ths "outsider." more harm than good. He has been here from lt acquire terminals thinking it is se­ Board In this whole matter? Well, That is the U.F.A. conception of representation. time immemorial—the outstanding nuisance of cure in the right to designate Pool there was never a squawk out of them. Wheat from line company elevators Mr. Woods, chairman of the Board, H Bologna I Is that the type which the electors of Hand Hills every, election. (Including u. G. G.) to our own ter- could write* column after column riding prefer t Do we, as non-U.F.A. farmers, as minal elevator. Along comes the with scare headlines about the ex­ butchers, bakers, railwaymen, merchants, profes­ TALK grain trade and succeeds in having port duty on wheat, working him­ sional men and laborers, feet kindly toward the BECAUSE he wouldn 't talk, a man was threaten­ an amendment to the Grain. Act pas­ self into a regular frenzy in his zeal principle of being governed by the representative ed with confinement in the Tower at Ottawa. Two sed—the effect of which is that it as .a' farmer. This export duty on takes away this, right from the far­ wheat is a remote Improbability; of a very small group' of highly organized men •ads at Winnipeg refused to utter a sound and mers and from the Pool,- and gives to this amendment to the Grain Act to Made by a Special Sausage 1 with, whom we have no right to confer? Decidedly they went to jail for contempt of court. The same the line companies the privilege of an actuality and cost "the Pool at no! W$L- treatment was meted out to a girl who would not shipping all the grain from theh* local least $1,000,000 and is in effect yet. inswer the questions of the. judge presiding over elevators to their owa terminals and Not .a word from our Board; not a Maker Mr. Forster has no reason to expect the support, all -the Pool can ship to its terminal line ih our own Pool paper. of those electors who do not carry the password the recent supreme court proceedings at Hanna. ls platform wheat, and of course, They carved not, a Hue at the U.F.A. Neither should he, from his record While this is going on, mankind's worst pests wheat going through its own local They threw not a stone of past service to thia riding, expect to be re­ are those garrulous, footloose birds who won't elevators, of which the Alberta Pool But left Tom alone in hto glory. elected. stop talking.. jm\. 6wn three. But surely they did. something? Consider Hand Hills riding first, when prepar­ Now thto. amendment to the grain Yes, they did. They made a one ing to intelligently mark your ballot on June 28. THE TRANSFERABLE VOTE ' act that was so detrimental to the ip*' year agreement with this clause in­ terests of the Pool was sponsored serted as quoted above,-with all the Has it been worth $10,800 to the electors of Hand IN the coming provincial election, the voter will Ottawa by one, Tom Crerar, the Presi­ line elevator companies but one, and Hills to keep Gordon A. Forster in Edmonton for iee a new feature introduced; one whieh is credited dent of the U. G. G. And what is with that one they made a two year the past five years? with having many superiorities over the old sys­ stranger still, is tbat our own Alberta agreement with this clause ia it, and We argue that Dr. W. G. Anderson, for fifteen Pool officials never opened their that one la the U. G. G. Whether the tem of voting. We refer to the preferential ballot. mouths about this legalized piracy. amendment ls 'changed or not the U. years a resident of this eountry (the so-called With the new ballot in use, the system of mark­ Their friendship for the U. G. G. was G. O. at any rate, is protected for drouth area), has the qualification to give a ing the ballot paper with an "X" will be abandon- quite evident in this case. When I in­ another year and the Pool suffers in GOSSELWS greater measure of service for such indemnity. *di In fact, ah "X" upon the new ballot will des­ quired on the Convention floor, . In consequence; and that to not enough— 1925, as to the effect that this amend­ they wish to perpetuate this injustice troy its validity. ment would have on the Pool, both to the Pool in this new proposed The hew ballot, wbich will be in use at the com- Mr. Wood and Mr.Mdver stated that agreement with the U. G. G.—so that Meat Market A STRIKING CONTRAST ng provincial election, June 28, 'should be marked it would not matter much and thought when our members like Gardiner and that this advantage gained by the THE "U.F.A.", whieh is the official organ of with the figure "1" opposite your first choice; the Garland are fighting for our interests J. E. GOSSELIN, Prop. the Greenfield-Brownlee administration, is natur­ line companies might be waived by at Ottawa these interests are being figure "2" opposite your second choice; and "3" them when negotiating a new ele­ bartered away here in Alberta by our j | ally carrying on a feverish campaign in favor of opposite your third choice, if three or more candi- vator agreement. This is how it was own Pool Board of Directors. Fellow I PHONE 18 1421-25 the government. It is also natural to expect that, lates are ih the running. waived:. farmers of Alberta, whose interests Ug in its zeal, it is leaving no stone unturned in a futile Take your time in marking your ballot; exercise UIIIIII!l!UIII!!IIIII!illl!lllllllllll!lllll!!!ll!IUIIIII!ll effort to discredit all but U.F.A. leaders and candi­ your franchise to the fullest extent by marking dates. ALL your choices. In bringing in this system of Biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiniiiiiii^ In its issue of September 15th, 1925, tbe editor balloting, you are being given a new democratic of the "U.F.A." made the following statement: feature. Use it to the fullest possible extent. "The announcement that Captain J. T. -fihaw, who- has represented West Calgary TnsthduHeuse of DESTROY THE OBOW Commons as an Independent member for the past A letter appeared in a recent Issue of The Herald fonr years, will not be a candidate in the forthcom­ >ver the signature of John Morse, a lover of bird ing election, will be received with the deepese re­ life, entreating the public to lend assistance to our gret, not only'in all parts of Alberta, but among little feathered friends, by destroying their natural for ward-looking people throughout the Dominion. HAND HILLS STAMPEDE, JULY 21 ?nemiea, the crow and magpie. Mr. Morse has made "Captain Shaw's withdrawal from publie life a study of birds around his own farmstead, and iiitiiiiniiiiiuuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiininHitmimiiiumiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiir.i!iiiiiiiiiiii! 1UU1UtUiltlllllHIHIllllllHSll1111»linilllllliilHIIIIitiIllllHttiUIUaiaillUUiJUllUi;iUtn:iulli]<1lllUHtliilill»lIIIU' l 1419-T would be a very-serious loss to Canada. He made •finds that crows are driving the little songsters hia mark in the last Parliament, and he is recog­ rat, and he is. righteously, indignant over the des­ nized today as a Parliamentarian of indepedent truction by these winged pests. * spirit and of outstanding ability and courage. He If every individual would promise to destroy is one of a still small group of men in publie life ivery crow's nest on sight, these useless scoundrels' in the Federal sphere, who have been paving the would soon have their ranks thinned out. Crows' way for a real advance from the petty personal nests, as a rule, are easily discerned in the bluffs, polities of today, to constructive and genuinely and are not difficult ty> reach. The destruction of progressive statesmanship. His early return to tests, eggs and young, will be much more effective publie life will be hoped for by all who are familiar in exterminating the crow, than hunting and Idli­ with his record of service in the Parliament re­ ng the wily old bird after he has mastered the art cently -dissolved. of flying. 'Since the announcement of Mr. Shaw's inten­ Motorists, when passing along the country roads, tion not to be a candidate, very great pressure has an do much to conserve the bird life of this coun­ S £ C £ been brought to bear upon him in Calgary, in the try, if they would wage war on the unsightly nests hope that he will reconsider his position. We trust of old John Crow. that he may yet decide to allow his name to go be­ fore the electors on October 29th." Dave Grosert, the "dark horse," who all but Is not this in striking contrast with the state­ cleaned up in the golf tournament yesterday, and ments now appearing in this political organ, and who was conceded to be the greatest player on the being circulated broadcast throughout the U.F.A. links, has made a host of friends among tiie follow­ homes of the province t ers of the great game. And there were scores who Is Captain Shaw any less capable today than he were "pulling" hard for him to carry home the was laat Septemberf The "U.F.A." admitted that bacon. Although,he drew second place in the prize Canada would sustain "a very serious loss," should list, Mr. Grosert has carried home something much he withdrew from public life. Would it not be good nore valuable: the general respect and good will judgment to take the "U.F.A." at its word and of every contestant in the big tourney. help prevent such a loss td the country, by placing Capt. Shaw in office on the 28th day of June T A vote for Dr. Anderson, Liberal candidate in this riding, ia just one more safeguard against the "loss" to the country, of whieh the "U.F.A." The Oldtimer speaks. Radio to Just a lot of words over nothing. THB WORST ELECTION NUISANCE SERVICE is always the aim of a progressive business organization for IF the fellow with the sinister view of everything success comes to a business in proportion to the interest it exhibits in its could be eliminated, a political campaign would be When a fellow has nothing else customers' well-being. to spend, he may spend his vacation From the days of the Indian runner of the Hudson's Bay Company down quite as enjoyable as a ball-game, a mystery play at home. •or a horse race. to the rushing air-mail of the present, every step along, the path of progress Let the clean fighters and straight shooters go has been a move toward better service. it alone, and there would be a kick in the election In one of the United. States there is In speaking of their service to their customers, Winning and Company for everybody. There would be plenty of thrills, a law that the earnings ot a married make no idle boast, for they exercise every consideration in the interests ot lots of joy and some disappointments, maybe, but woman belong to her husband. All -those who deal with them. Winning's service is based on fair dealing, ade­ when the ballots were counted, Jack and BUI he has to do Is get it. quate stocks In the lines they handle, prices on a competitive basis and at­ would shake hands over it, one suggesting, "Well, tentive courtesy to every customer. old boy, it was a nice clean fight anyway ", and the Someone suggests cultivating a lawn of dandelions The confidence which this policy of Winning and Company has bred in other coming back with, "We gave you a good to see if the grass would smother them out. the residents of the district they cover has made the Winning stores at Sun­ run for it." nynook and Pollockvllle the merchandising centres of the South Country. Bnt into every election, the single-track mind An accounting and audit company has gone bank- with the sinister view interjects itself. Referring rapt In Winnipeg. Business must be picking up, all Let Winning and Company Supply You With Your to the opposition usually in private, but oc­ right. casionally out in the open, he strikes a sort of Groceries and Hardware mysterious attitude, snd inquires: The eyes ef the east are again rivetted on AGENTS FOR FORD—THE UNIVERSAL CAR "Where does the money come from f" western crop with the earns eld thought:. Winning and Company carry genuine Ford parts and accessories, as well as Which, of course, means the cash that "the What's going to be In it for the east? supplies of gasoline, oil, etc. enemy" and its friends are supposed to have ac­ nn • a Produce cumulated for campaign expenses—exactly the Prince Aga Kban, the Indian horseman, ottered half First class dairy butter, eggs and other farm produce are welcomed at all same kind of collateral that he and hia friends a million for a horse which its English owner had par- times by Winning and Company from their customers. have assembled, for the same purpose. In most chased ter $10,000. Another King Richard. local campaigns, as men who have been tiirough them can testify, there's not enough cash to pay * Problem Por Examination Week a good bricklayer three weeks' wages. Estimate the amount the circumference of a tea-bis­ WINNING AND COMPANY cuit will contract when the new biscuit merger goes But that doesn't matter to the suspicious spell­ W. J. WINNING, President through. binder who sacks to convey the impression that w. c. GRIFFITHS, Sunnynook there is evil everywhere, excepting right around SUNNYNOOK L. E. HELMER, Pollockvllle POLLOCKVILLE himself—forgetting the famous motto: "Evil be, Rarities Sfrfr-' tte." Nice girls who do aot talk too much about their "con­ When some citizen unselfishly steps into the quests." IlPi limelight to advocate a cause in whieh he believes, Nice girls who do not talk too mnch. or honestly changes hts allegiance from one party Nice girls. 1467-27 -mmm MWMPWHW ,....;....-..-*—z.-^*~ m<,£\M.*ftJ*m ^^ms^mf^wwmwwm«fW'

THE HANNA HERALD, HANNA, ALBERTA, THURSDAY, JUNE if, 1926. PAOf fftffti Tourist Traffis Is Heavy .^fe. jT The Twin Cities of Port • Arthur and Fort William lead the world in I grain storage. \5rr*&| Totlrist -traffic into Alberta moun­ WeeKsGfeat&Jti 80LON tain resorts has been very heavy for j (By Miss Gladya Overton, Official the month of.May and the first part Merooiabte Events in Ibe F. Correspondent) '.-, Better Value of June. , The perfect condition of the L GREENWOOD Calgary-Banff Highway,' which was hfetoft of tbe EUtpw* ACCOUNTANT completed as a permanent, highway (Special to The Herald) SOLON,' lone 15—The big rain (Official Auditor, Prov. Alberta) by the provincial government last Ohaties Cbt\w<&s yoar, has been responsible for practi­ following the awful dust storm of last cally doubling the early season traffic June 15—THE GRANTING OP* MAGNA CHARTA Tuesday pleased everyone. Wheat is N PART TIMt COMMERCIAL into Banlf and Lake Louise. The Seven hundred* and eleven 'years ago, on the 15. June 1215, King certainly growing now BOOKKEEPING SOLICITED total number of cars passing through , John, was forced by the Barons of England to grant the famous char­ The' Hanna base ball team and Solon the Kananaskis gate during May was ter of liberties, known as Magna Charta, which Is generally regarded had a fine game last Sunday afternoon INCOME TAX RETURNS 4,086, compared with 2,181 the same resulting in favor of Hanna, 16-4. month last year. A new record for as the basis of British fredom and justice. COMPLETED Harry Lumsden had the misfortune SALADA three days was established when, When Richard I was 'on his death-bed he passed over the right­ to get one of his fingers hurt, while over the -Victoria Day week'end 1,937 ful claims of the youthful Prince Arthur to the English throne aad pi ay ine; baseball. We .all hope it will Representing Henry Wt Ford, cars passed through the gate, an in­ designated John as his successor. The dying king was well aware of soon be better and that he will be •«s Chartered Aoeoantant crease of 712 cars over the previous able to play again. three-day record. John's vicious nature, but he justified his choice on the ground that a bad ruler who was at least a grown man was preferable to an In­ The Hanna team has invited Solon xaa Office: Car. Main St. & 4th Ave. to Hanna next Sunday afternoon for 826-T Canada's Quebec bridge span is the experienced child. another game. Do your best, Solon Economy In tte rich drawing trmmtum longest of Its type. Prior to the accession of John In 1199 the Engllst barons had proved boys. a source of danger to the freedom of the people, but their repeated This part of the community naa beea attempts to make themselves the arbitrary ruling class had been visited with 'a slight frost bat ao great damage was done. It just kept In check by the combined action of the Crown and the middle made potatoes and garden truck look and lower classes. In the course of the struggle to repress the barons, a little sick. the Crown had gained a power which was almost absolute, and ot There is to be a plowing contest WATCH FOB FULL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE BIO ^Quality Meat Market this power John took full advantage. on Alec McLean's farm one mile north He was a supremely wicked and unscrupulous man, and for over of the Hall at Garden Plain next &•:' ANNUAL fourteen years the country groaned under his tryannical rule. At the Wednesday, June 28. Everyone come Buy the Best — Sell the Best and make the day enjoyable. Ladies end of 1214 the Barons met together under the leadership of Stephen bring lunch and nave a picnic. Come and Give Real Service Langton, the Archbishop ot Canterbury, and U was then decided that on, all you plowmen, be good sports! drastic steps must be taken to put an end to the king's despotic govern­ George Unsworth went to Hanna, ment. Soon after the meeting tbe barons demaned that the king Monday eve* to go to work with the should confirm an old charter which had been granted by Henry V}' Elem Brothers, who have a job grad­ Gi W. H. WHITELL . :** but for some months John avoided giving a direct answer, and finally ing the publie roads. I Mr. Rehill had the misfortune of 1216-19 at Easter-tide 1215 he declared that nothing would induce him to accede to their* request. The barons at once declared war on the losing a good milch cow last week. 207 king, and as they had the support of the whole nation John was com­ pelled to come to terms. Plans for the . establishment • of a On the 16th. June the two parties met on the little island of Runny- large gasoline extraction plant at , mede in the river Thames, aad the barons presented the king with a Wainwright oil fields are being made by a Los Angeles firm, who may SHEERNESS document known as "The Articles of the Barons", in which their de­ eventually spend $100,000 in the plant. mands' were set out In detail. The king reluctantly assented to Thorough tests of Wainwright gas every one of the forty eight clauses in the Articles and duly signed gas for extraction purposes are being the document, from which Magna Charta with its sixty three clauses made. '$l|»Li was prepared. Although the charter was not actually signed by the WEDNESDAY, JULY Mill A party of editors of daily and king *until the 19th. June it was dated the 15th., the day. upon which weekly newspapers from Michigan and he had assente,d to the Articles. Minnesota, were visitors to the pro­ A BIO PROGRAMME OF FUN AND A SEAL OLD-TIME Magna Charta was no novelty and established np new constitutional vince during- the past week. They were members of tho Inland Press GET-TOGETHER CELEBRATION privileges, but in It the vague expressions of older charters were Association. and Graphic Arts Guild, exchanged for precise and elaborate provisions. The outstanding- and spent a day In Edmonton and 1398-26-7-8 provisions of Magna Charta were' that no man should be imprisoned, Jasper Park. punished or exited* except by judgement of his peers or by the law of the land, and that no taxation should be levied without the consent This machine will be demonstrated on the of the community, whilst the final clause ensured that the benefits of very satisfactory and it is to be hoped that a regular service will be put on farm of Claude C. Harris, one mile the charter should be shared by every subject down to the very lowest. shortly. John never had the slightest intention of abiding by th'e terms of Mr. Auxier of Castor, the Liberal south of Hanna*, on the charter, and immediately the famous conference was over he nominee for the electoral district of Always Ship Your took prompt steps to destroy it He called to hts aid-a large army of Stettler, accompanied by Mr. Bren­ nan, held a well attended meeting in foreign mercenaries and again set the barons at defiance, so that in a the U. F. A. Hall on Monday night short time the country was plunged Into a war which lasted until Miss Wright of Endiang school, ' |§ Cream fof ' /.- Wednesday, June 23 the reign of the unscrupulous tyrant was ended by his death in Octo­ held a picnic on Wednesday, after­ ber ISIS. noon, June 16, for her pupils. Messrs. Boorse and Powe were visi­ and on tors in Hanna. on Tuesday. I Endiang ball boys Journeyed to The Hanna Creamery, Ltd Scapa last Saturday Bight and again brought home the bacon by a score CRAIGMYLE ENDIANG of 11 to 7. m Saturday, June 26 m (By D. L. Sloan, Official Cor­ (By Anton Anderson, Official Quite a number of Byemoor resi­ For Highest Prices and Prompt respondent) Correspondent) dents were visitors in town last Tues­ I day, including Mr. Harris of the -TJ. G. G. Elevator, Mr. Verne Davies of the Service See me for further particulars (Special to the Herald) - (Special to The Herald) Home, and Mr. Len Brown of the CRAIGMYLE, June 15—On Friday, ENDIANG; June 11—During Thurs­ Byemoor Realty Co. before above dates June 4, at the Union Church, Craig­ day night and up till Boon on Friday, myle, the wedding ot Mtss Mary R. S. G eorgory-Allen reports .43 inches John Baunan is unloading a car ot Turnbull, formerly of Northumberland of. rain-fall. lumber for his new barn. County In England, to Reginald This district has.been quite -fortun­ Quite a number of people in the Ship yom Eggs to Us for Top George Horner of the Lawsonburg ate. Reports from the south country district are planning on attending the district was solemnized in the pre­ are, very dry. Edmonton reports 3.68 Calgary Stampede next month. 194 sence of a large .number of friends, inches of rain in 8 hours on Wednes­ Cash Prices the Rev. Fred Forster performing the day, June 9th. Twenty-two year -old Frank Lock- i ceremony. Iflart captured the four-hundred mile Miss Elsie Boehlke has accepted 1361-T The church was prettily • decorated tbe position of waitress at the En­ auto race at .Indianapolis on a track E. A. Laughlin for the occasion. The -bride was given diang restuiant.) made perilous by drenching rain. in marriage by Charles F. White of The Municipal District is at this Farm Machinery Lawsonburg and was attended by Mrs. time working on the roads about the C. F. White, and Mrs. Briggs, while town. A new road is being opened up Alfred Ernst attended the bridegroom. along the C. N. R. right-of-way. Mr. Hanna ! The bride entered the Church to the Keibel is the man in charge and he strains of "The Bridal- March" from 1438-26-27 has quite a crew at work. "Lohengrin" played by Mrs. D. G." Through a typographical error last Innes, who also played Mendelssohn's week, Balinger aad. Loomer were re­ "Wedding March" during the signing ported as installing a $300 machine, of the register. Thomson witty drove it should have been "a machine tbe bridal pair from the Church to the capable of handling 600 lights." home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. White The C. N. R. fence gang are one at Lawsonburg, after the ceremony mile east of town and making pro­ where a very dainty wedding break­ gress rapidly, lt ls reported .that Joe fast was served to more than 20 Mezserobba is starting oa his way guests. Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull after a back with the second* lift of the a •/-• short honeymoon spent ln Calgary tracks. During the week there have have taken up their, residence on been greater activities ln and about Wppn Let Yours Be An- their farm in the Lawsonburg dis­ the town and we would not be sur­ mm trict and have the best of good wishes prised to see a 'crew la shortly to » of the community -for their future hap­ commence at the station. piness and prosperity. Thomas Symington • and Mr. Hen­ - Four ears of people from here went "Electrical Summer nessy Sr, are busy this week building to Drumheller en Thursday, June 10, a bath house at Clear Lake. X you to take in the Al. .G. Barnes' circus T-' P. Somerville, the village black­ which was showing there that day. smith, 'has recently Installed a, new The least amount of work, the more hours of leisure and the c The rain that fell on- Friday from Massey-Harris engine running a trip 1 quicker things get done—the more enjoyable will be your sum­ early morning till evening was most hammer, blower, and several other mer, madam. So why not make M Lmiqbli welcome and cheered- the hearts of machines. Mr. Somerville has now an the dwellers on ihe plains. up-to-date shop and a great deal of Mrs. Thomas McKee went to Cal­ eredit is due to Axel" Rassmussen fifi E L E C T RICIT Y ':. . gary on Wednesday morning's train for his inventive genius tn planning the shop. * to spend a few days. —your summer servant! r Percy Gayner has been suffering A terrible wind-storm, in tact a > with ,his throat for the last few days miniature cyclone, passed through Clean with it. Ventilate your home with it. Flood the rooms and went to Calgary on Tuesday Endiang lasting nearly all day Tues­ with ita non-heating brilliance. And, best of all, know the joys morning's train to have it attended to. day. To date no damage reported, ex­ of COOKING with it! W. P. Landon and his daughter, cept that it blew the roof back on tiie Mrs. G. W. Delsing left last week for barn from which it had been blown We have a number of excellent buys in slightly used V s* New Westminster and expect to be off during the last wind-storm. Electric Ranges and invite your inspection. away about five weeks and to re­ Mail service at this point Is not McLaughlin-Buick factories have been strain­ turn by auto. We are carrying only the leading makes in Electric Stoves ing at peak capacity all winter long to meet tha Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ross left on and Appliances, and guarantee perfect satisfaction. demand for McLaughlin-Buicks. Thursday of last week far Calgary by Public preference haa created a tremendous auto and are not decided where they With the new heating rate of 3 cents par k.w.h. Electricity is market for thia batter motor car. will locate, Mr. Ross having disposed your cheapest and most satisfactory method of cooking during of his interests here. the hot summer months. Come ia and aee the Better McLaughlin-Buick. Mr. and Mrs. L. Franke and family SLEEPLESS are moving, into the house on Second It places you under no obligation to investigate. Examine ita outstanding quality and luxury. Avenue recently occupied by Mr. and See for yourself the modern and exclusive Mrs. Ben Rubin, who have takea up features of design and performance which dis­ their residence at the rear of their NIGHTS tinguish it—75 horsepower, "Sealed Chassis", store. mean disordered nerves \ "Triple Sealed" Valve-in-Head Engine, Con­ Dr. W. G. Anderson, the Liberal I Hanna Electric Shop trollable Beam Headlights and many others. candidate in Hand Hills constituency What agonyt Counting hours that 0 * accompanied by H. G. McCrea and C. seem like years, "aching" tte sleep W. H. MAIN, Proprietor. Order early to be sure of delivery at the time N. Tingle were visitors in town on that will not come-, waitij^g.for dawn you want your Better McLaughlin-Buick. Tuesday last., — dreading another "tired out" day. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hocking, Miss Tet sleeplessness is just nervous­ The new low GMA C financing rates ara available Hocking and Jack Hocking, ef Port­ ness. Quiet the nerves and you will to purchasers of McLaughlin-Buick on time. land, Oregon, arrived - here by auto fall into deep, restful sleep. Keep last Saturday to visit their daughter Pr, Miles' Nervine handy. It soothes The Better McLaughlin-Buick leads ia registration and sister, Mrs. F. E. Farrow and ex­ and calms tired nerves, and ensures all cava in its price range. pect to be, here most, of the summer. a good night's rest. Dr. Miles' Ner­ MM Hugh McKee had the misfortune to vine is the prescription of a famous lose a valuable stallion last werek physician. from some malady which he was un­ It is perfectly harmless; contains WM. JONES able to diagnose. 204 no habit-forming drugs. Guaranteed to aid yea or your money back. Free Only Woman Returning Officer sample mailed on request. Write — Hanna. Alta, Claiming the distinction of being Dr, Miles' Medical Company, Dept » the first women returning officer to AA11 Toronto, Ont be appelated in a general electiop, Mrs. A. A. Baker, has been named to act ln that capacity in the Medicine DR. MILES' NERVINE ^* -* M5LAUGHIJN-BUICK Hat riding in the forthcoming pro­ 1385 vincial elections. 1028 1340-23T

Fl PAGE SIX THE HANHA HERALD, BANNA, ALBERTA THURSDAY, JUNE if, 1926.

THE FORUM POLITICAL ADVERTISING

The Forum is being conducted by tfie Herald in order that all political parties may be able to present their cases to the public No charge js being made for this service, but communications must not occupy more than one column of space, and must be submitted to the Herald before Monday noon Tweweivl e Reason s Record of Government The U.F.A. Viewpoint It is an undoubted right of the vo- for •others. Good crops came to thati Two specific charges are laid against age to a basis of merit. Government ter to examine the record ot the area of the province since, but Uie law Uie present Government by Its op- employees are less by over four hun- For Electing Liberals government because they are the' allowing debte te oettaw In si* years ponents. It to claimed that Uie dred, .tat they are much more effi- managers of our business and must was not changed. Is thto not class | Government has been one of indeci- cient. Instead of an employee holding raider an account of their steward­ legislation? sion and delay. his job because of his politics, he 1. The Liberal Party stands for a more busi­ 8. It stands for honest and efficient administra­ ship every five years at least. - In con­ Government leaders claim that they On the indecision charge it is holds it now because of his ability. sidering the record of the present have raised the moral tone of thai claimed that the Government has If .the Government had done nothing ness-like administration of Alberta affairs. The tion. A fair distribution of the expenditure on government we wish to make plain people. Experience with legislation' done nothing of a constructive nature else, they would thus have justified present government is without business ministers, public works. the fact that we are not criticising just qu<;ted proved it lowered the:during its term of offlce. In answer, their tenure ot office. A reversion Hta economic organization known as moral standard of citizens in Class A, here are a few of the things it has to the party system wtll mean a re­ without business experience and has been without 9. It stands for honest distribution of the pro­ Bjfcp U.F. A. The farmers of Alberta who had previously appeared to be; done. version to the old system of appoint­ business success. It is a Class Government whieh have an undoubted right to organize honest. Class legislation gave them a The Financial Side ments. vince into ridings. in the effort to better their condition chance to be dishonest and lowered It has transformed a deficit ot A real programme ot highway build­ is divorced from business entirely. so long as their organization does not their morality by legislation. $2,118,209 under the Liberal regime ing has been IS progress since 1923, 10. It stands for justice to the returned man in effect the righta of other citizens. If a government or citizen ls honest in 1921 into a surplus Of $188,019 ln system ot building by patchwork ac­ But from the U. F. A. economic they do not need to proclaim their cording to how districts voted has 2. It stands for greater economy in administra­ the province. organization has sprung a political honesty from the housetops. The pub- it has reduced controllable expendi- been done away with. Does anyone tion. The present government has increased the party which in time became the llc will decide ia time who to honest ture from $4,626,682 in 1921 to $3,446,- want it back but the politicians? debt of the province in five years by $22,000,000, 11. The record of the Liberal party has been government of the province. wlthout special proclamation by the! 287 in IMS. Savings have been ef- The best system of administering the It to an undisputed fact, under Interested party. The government had I fected In the -King's Printer Branch, liquor problem ia Canada has been with nothing permanent toshow for it. It has been one of development and progress. It has to its I Canadian procedure, that when a the power to stop bootlegging and Uie; salaries, travelling expenses, super in effect since 1923. There has aot more extravagant than any previous administra­ credit: government has taken office lt re­ Illicit sale of liqour. Did the govern­ vision of purchases, etc., to the ex­ been a complaint as to the adminstra* 1. The settlement of the province. presents all the voters of the province. ment and its of fie .-Ms honestly dis­ tent ot over a million dollars yearly. tion of tiie system lodged in the House tion, or any other in Canada. This to a fact that oar present gov­ charge this trust? Have yen seen The Province spent in 1921 on cur­ during the past two years, whatever 2. The organization into municipalities. ernment does, not seem to grasp. Mr. things that looked like the direct op* rent account $10,605,165. In 1925 the may have been said against the* prin­ 3. It stands for more progressive administra­ 3. The destruction of railway, lumber and Brownlee speaks repeatedly of the U. posite? spending was $737,851 more, tat the ciple, which waa approved by direct - telephone monopolies which threatened its des­ Jf. A. government. So doea the great See third paragraph of U. F. A. edi­ interest charges etc. In 1925 were vote of the people. Carry your mind tion. The present government has nothing to 'talk of hto followers. . truction in early days.- torial, June 8: "The improvement in w$8,901,02 ^_ 9 as agaist $2,696,157. The back to the adminstratlon (?) of the show for its five yeara.of office. It has passed no The of ficlal organ of the U. F. A. in public morality ls tl.e highest achieve- reason for the'increase in' interest former act In 1921 and previous years. 4! Farmer legislation such as co-operative an editorial, Jane S, dwells repeatedly ment of the u. F. A. government." ' charges was the $16,704,934 borrowed Health services have been greatly constructive legislation. It has delayed all the * elevator act, the farm machinery act, direct leg­ on "our D. F. A. government." Have you, the elector, seen this lm- hy the Liberals in 1921, their two extended, to the benefit of the people .serious problems. It to the failure of our government provement in your home locality? Has million deficit, and tha commitments, living in outlying communities. The islation. to see and understand that lt ls really respect for the moral law improved in such as railways, buildings, and Irri- Government spent $990,110 oa public 5. The beginning of labor legislation,' wliich the government of Alberta, that seems your district since 1921? To our mind gation schemes, which they had obli- health in 1925, as compared .with 4. It stands for more active development' of the has remained unimproved.. This included the to cause It to speak, to act and to the present government lacked flnan- gated the present Government to. $878,744 in 1920. - unsettled areas. The present government has made Factory Aet, the Workmen's Compensation Act, think as Jf it represented one class cial and executive ability. The bonded For instance in 1990 Premier Stewart In education the provincial percent­ no advance since it took office. only. The natural result of this state or mortage debt of Alberta in 1921 committed the Province to a five age of children attending less than and other similar legislation. of mind to class legislation. was $57,000,000. This same class of year lease to the C. P. R. of the Ed- 100 days per year has been cut from 6. The development of the vast Peace Biver An example is the "Drought Area. debt ia 1925 was $81,000,000, an in- monton, Dunvegan and B. C. Railway 44.7 in 1480 to 24.4 in 192)1. Pupils 5. It stands for better development of agricul­ area. Relief Act" and amending acts, by crease of $14,000,000. {at a nominal rental. During the five attended school on the average 26% ture. Capt. Shaw objects to bringing the pools • which a practical moratorium for one! The floating debt—what we call ia years the Government had to advance days more ln 1926 than in 1920. into politics, but his record as s member in Ottawa 7. The organization of schools, the creation class of citizens ln a portion of the every day parlance open accounts— the railways $5,675,324 for interest $5,000,000 more has been, spent in shows his enthusiasm fer co-operative marketing,' of the Provincial University, the Institute of province was created. We will call was between $3,000,000 and $4,000,000 charges and maintenance. There waB education.during the past five years . Technology and Art and the' Farni Schools. the favored cltisens Class A, In the in 1921. In 1926 thto class of debt was no escape. The Province had signed | than in the five years previous. The his vigor for cheaper transportation rates, his in­ same area were citizens who owed $7,000,000, an Increase of $8,000,000 at on the dotted line. However, the permit teachers in 1921 were 779, sistence oft the removal of all the burdens' which 8. Franchise* 'for women and all legislation more per capita on aa average thaa' least. Therefore our total debt in- Province's' credit has been. so much and only 6 up to May 25th of this have, been preventing development. safeguarding the rights of women. citizens in Class A. We will call the' creased $17,000,000 in five years. Be improved during the past five years year. 9. Hospital legislation and all progressive second class ot citizens Class B. In sides thto the government increased that borrowings now are at the rate Adminstratlon to the main function class B were men who took oath be­ provincial taxation from $8,500,000 ln of under five per cent., as compared of a provincial government, and can 6. It stands for better educational facilities. health legislation. fore government officials at the time 1921 to $11,500,000 in 1986. With six and over in 1921. it be said tbat on the above mention* The present government has been sacrificing edu­ 10. Soldier relief*legislation. that their entire debt was incurred In Bat our premier says he has a cash Other • Improvements ed services the present governnment cation and burdening the department with useless sustaining and keeping alive cltisens surplus on 1926 business. If a busi- Civil service appointments have has been Inactive. The same story in Class A before the government ness man has a cash surplus of $1000 been changed from a basis ot patron- could be told in agriculture, law and { educational- fads. 12. It has at its head a man who has wide ex­ came to the 'rescue ln 1922. The gov­ aad increased his debts $10,000 with-! • •____ _ order, public works, etc., if space per­ perience in legislation, who has at his back out­ ernment established a practical mora­ out increasing hto assets, IB he a good, —-—• mitted. . 7. It stands for better health organization and standing representatives, not of one class alone, torium for Class A and left Clan B financier? The Delay Charge Ottawa that the bill as lt stood was encouragement for hospitals. There has been no but of all classes in the province—farmers, labor without protection. Net result was In the last five years our Dominion The Government has been accused bankruptcy for part of Class B pad* not acceptable to them and that it cf delay on several grounds. One is development'.in the health department since 1921. men, business men and professional men. ! government has reduced our Domin­ must be amended. The net result of the loss of the savings of a life time ion debt and reduced Dominion taxa­ that of natural resources. The Pro­ this to that Alberta will secure its vince has passed the natural resources tion. Our provincial government in­ natural resources at some.future time, creased our debt and increased our bill. It to now being held up by the when an act suitable to both govern- Liberal Government in Ottawa, who MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS taxation, . ments has been framed and has se- VOTE FOR DR. W. G. ANDERSON Again after two,years of negotatlon, Intro­ onr provincial government cured the assent of both parliaments. duced on March 18th of this year a The business In which all are would seem to , lack the ability to, clause whieh was not in the original Advt, Inserted by Alberta Liberal Pa rty Interested who are connected reach a decision and. stay by their • The coal commission is another ex- agreement, and which had to do with 1458427 with it to the business which own judgement. The question ot tbe ample. Over three years ago our gov- education, not with natural resources. succeeds. return of our natural resources is oi eminent appointed a commission to The Spray Lakes development has The same statement holds Importance in view of present ell de- report oa Uie coal question as affect- been held up by tbe Dominion Govern­ with reference to the province, veldpment. We know on the authority ing this province. The commission ment for years. Tbey have refused a business ln which every mar of our premier that an agreement on made a report. The government re- the province the right to. control this and woman haa a share. Every thls question suitable to the Dominion ceived and paid for such report. Why development, a right which in unden­ citizen witt a vote should bave Government and to oar provincial was no action taken? On the eve of iably ours, as it is the cltisens of ths enough intelligence to, know government and its law officers was a general elction Mr. Dinning and Province who will use the power pro­ what's best for the province reached last Winter. Oar provincial others are appointed a new commis­ duced. and enough concern in it to get premier introduced snob legislation sion on the' same subject. This lack oat and vote for the candidate la our legislature on Feb. 24 last. of decision and consequent .delay is The settlement of the northern or fhe party he feels can do After due consideration our legisla­ not in the interests of the eoal indus­ railways is not completed yet: firstly, ture passed the Second reading of this I because of the Province having been moat to advance Alberta's best try" or of tbe province as a whole. obligated by an agreement signed by interests. bill on March 5 last. At the same time In the light of the above record legislation on similar lines was pro­ Premier Stewart in 1920; and second­ Vote aa yeu Wish, tat vets. in part only, of the government, we ly, because of the refusal of the Ot­ ceeding In the federal parliament. may discuss the questions ot the day But on April 7 our government wired tawa Government to make an offer at a later date. for the road, despite Premier Mac­ kenzie King's pledge made last Octo­ ber ln Edmonton, that an outlet to the coast tor the people of Peace River POLITICAL ADVERTISING would be the Spearhead ot hls govern­ ment's policy. - Government on A Non-Party Basis The greatest achievement of the present Provincial Government, has Imitation been its removal of the conduct of Part breaks provincial affairs from a non-party at 26,000 Vote Out the Party System! Ibf. pressure. basis to one of business government. A party government, whether li­ beral or Conservative, would be obli­ gated to conduct the affairs of the What caused the organized farmers to enter the political field, and with thc consent of the Province largely in accordance with electorate, to take over-the reins of government in Alberts five years agof Principally, the instructions from the party chiefs ia Ottawa. . A party Government the cynical disregard of the needs of Western Canada's greatest industry by party politicians-, would have to reward Its supporters Genuine Ford parts are made from specially selected and the failure of tbe party government formerly in power to provide dean and effici­ with jobs, the taxpayers providing the ent administration. 3p% tonfiiw i salaries. alloy steel. These metals are tested at the source It to not claimed that the new by metallurgists, checked in the rolling and then system to working perfectly yet, but it -Svery other business and industry in Alberta is organized, and uses all the political pres­ is a step in advance of the old system. tested again at tne Ford factory* sure it can bring to bear to have its wishes passed into law. During the last session of the There to no reason why the political Alberta Legislature, deputations representing organizations of manufacturers, labor unions, systems of older provinces and coun­ Then they are heat-treated and tempered by means •<- ' doctors, lawyers, dentists, livestock dealers, ste., put their views before the members of the tries should be tranferred to the fair domain of Alberta. This pro­ of equipment, which, for accuracy and uniformity house. This is right and proper, but why are the farmers denounced for organizing for the vince is young. It has suffered In tiie purpose of securing representation in the Houset The reason is that the U. F. A. interferes past because of the operation of the is unsurpassed in plants where tne highest priced with the working of the party system. party. system,' especially by Its siib- cars are made. serviance to Ottawa. The genius ot Albertans has evolved a new and bet- Alberta is primarily an agricultural province. Legislative action is required to secure tar system. Let us, 'by our vote on The result is that Genuine Ford parts, under lower freight rates, encourage efficient marketing, build better roads, and generally secure June 28 for a U. P. A. candidate, give repeated tests stand about twice as much strain as the welfare and prosperity of the farming community. our endorsement to business govern­ ment, and our emphatic refusal to be spurious parts* The accompanying illustration is again entangled in the meshes of the The party system would not be alive today but for the nucleus of city politicians who re­ party system, from which -we so for­ a noteworthy example* vive it at every election. Hundreds of city orators are speaking in every part of Alberta tunately escaped in 1921. We experi­ during this election, endeavoring to divide the farmers into opposing groups. The overtures mented in 1921. The experiment Genuine Ford Pinion is alloy steel; Spurious Pinion has worked well, and an emphatic made for a business government, with city representatives co-operating with rural members vote on June 88 will quelch partylsm is common bar steel. Genuine Pinion stood on non-party lines, have been rejected, except by labor. in this Province tor a long time to 50,000 lbs. pressure without breaking* Spurious come, and probably for-ever. Pinion broke at only 26,000 lbs* pressure* Party System Inefficient CLIVALE The party system has proved inefficient in adminstratlon as compared with the co-opera­ (By Mrs. A. Campbell, Official tive system. Here are some additional comparative figures: Correspondent A. Lindstrom, Hanna Land Titles Office Costs, 1921, $241,909, 1925, $156,753; Election Costs, 1921, $248,000, 1923 Plebiscite, $133,000; Estimated Election Costs, 1926, $130,000. Reductions in controllable CLIVALS, -June 14—One of the worst dust storms that has ever been expenditures, 1921 to 1924 inclusive, Alberts 14 per cent., Saskatchewan, 12 per cent., Mani­ known here passed over tbto district toba 8% per cent. Increases in all other provinces. Agricultural education, 1921, 320 stu­ Tuesday evening, followed by a Look dents, $191,000, 1925, 360 students, $103,000. Many other instances can be given. heavy wind. So far, we have not This heard of any severe damage being done. For Sign The U.F.A. are expending a considerable sum in advertising through the weekly press, The U. F. A. held their regular Mt the funds for this being contributed by the membership, so that the electors may know the ing on Satnrday evening, with a. re­ truth. The eity newspapers are endeavoring to perpetuate the party system. port from Mr. Mudd on the Conven­ tion held at Hanna. Mr. Forster was nominated again as the , Farmer's candidate. A. Campbell returned from Calgary A VOTE FOR A U.F.A. CANDIDATE IS A VOTE FOR EFFICIENT and ea Thursday last. IMPARTIAL ADMINISTRATION The U. F. A. have decided to hold their annual picnic on July 2, at Wil­ r ford School House. . Genuine W SlSf^W Parts Everybody Come and have a good time. Sold by 5,000 Authorized Dealers and Service Stations Issued by the U. P. A. Publicity Committee, Calgary Miss Lamb spent the week-end with 1470-21 Miss Miller at Homestead Coulee. 200 1446-27 cr

THE HANNA HERALD, HANNA, ALBEET-ft THURSDAY, JUNE 17,1926. PAGE SEVEN Big Area Filed On Paul Thompson, crack centre maa j ADVERTISING RATES A total of 80,000 acres ta oil leases of the Calgary Canadians, junior"! DALKEITH have been filed on during toe last hockey champions of the world, ia] FERTILITY FORTNIGHTLY signed with Minneapolis in the Cea-: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING: — (By Mra. P. S. Herring, Official (By J. Dalby, Official Corres­ week hi the vicinity of Foremost, 4 Two cents per word, first Insertion, and one and one-halt cento, per Correspondent) pondent) south-east of Lethbridge, where large tral Hockey league Wae will report ! word each subsequent insertion. Figures id. groups ot -five or less, gaa deposits have been located. Drill- there next winter. -He was offered; dollar mark, signs, initials, etc., each count as one word. CROP REPORT lag, for oil will be undertaken by the a contract laat year by -the Calgary j Tigers, tot to turned tt down. Minimum price, first insertion 60 cents; minimum price,, subse­ (Special to the Heraldl (Special te The Herald) i syndicate filing on the leases. quent insertion 35 cents. Engraved brands, 25 cents each, additional. ' FERTILITY, June 15—Mr. J. H. Issued by Department of Agriculture, DALKEITH, June 15—We had a All Classified Advertising must be accompanied by Cash witb order, Weston, district agricultural expert, Government of Alberta, good old soaker of a rain last week, except In cases where approved account is already opened. has been Inspecting local sweat clover June 12, 1926. and tha erops in this neck of the fields. wctids are looking pretty fine. Legal Advertising:—16 cents per line, first insertion; 12 cents per line each The present crop growing season subsequent insertion. Heading in body type, to count as two lines.. Roadwork Is the order of the day. Old timer says: "If ybu want people A good number of sills ' have been In Alberta- ls being characterized by to have confidence in yoar word, you Reading Notices:—12 cents per line per insertion. Minimum 50 cents. made and culverts out in the neces­ extremely variable conditions. While must win that confidence on your Cards of Thanks, In Memoriam Notices, etc.-"-Not exceeding eight lines, $1.00 sary places. the central and northern portions of merits. ' Some people's word isn't par .Insertion. Oyer*that space, 12 cts. per count line, per' insertion. the province are experiencing very worth toa breath, its spoken wi.h. Keep Out The *, The remains, bf Mrs. Cattanack, of heavy precipitation, the south-western i; >!•'.-- Headings count as two lines. In computing the number of lines, figure Garden Plain, were interred at Fer­ Councillor Peterkin made a trip to six words to the line. and south-eastern districts report dry this district test week with equip-i tility Cemetary on Friday, June 11. conditions. ALL CLASSIFIED AND TRAN8IENT ADVERTISING CASH IN ADVANCE Owing to the rein only a short servlee ment (or the dirt movers that ara I was held at the graveside. Mr. Wal­ Throughout the larger portion of fixing the roads in this district. ker, the new student preacher officiat­ Uie province there has been sufficient ; It is reported that one "Shsba" ia : FOR SALE ed at the service. moisture to carry the growing crops the Manitoulin district has all Hie. FOR SALE— Brown wicker baby along satisfactorily. In fact, in some other "Shebas" faded to a quean's j Business Cards A plowing match is to be held at bf the central and northern districts, taste. FLY carriage. Box 15, Hanna 1454-27P Garden Plain, Wednesday, June 28 on heavier precipitation than has been Emanual Bannick has finished sum-| FOR SALB—Milch cows, tresh about the McLean farm, beginning at 10 exerienced in several years has been mer-fallowing on his farm in this I one month. Wortman Bros., Sec a. m. All the farmers are invited ta recorded, In one storm In the Edmon­ district, and will soon start on toe WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OT SCREEN DOORS AND 6-82-11, Richdale. 1461-27-8P compete. The women are to bring ton territory more dian three Inches Anton Anderson farm in the Hand WINDOW SCREENS, PRICED RIGHT J. N. Oldham baskets, afterwards a picnic lunch having fallen. This storm was fairly Hills. ' FOR SALE—Fifteen head Ot light will be beld In the U. F. A. Hall. general over the central part of the BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, •TC | J. E. Cuddle and Foster Clark are horses, cheap. Box 836, Herald, The season's first service of the province. Several localities report busy summer-fallowing with two plows Crown Prosecutor Hanna. 1481-27p United Church was held at Netherby the wettest season in years, and the on the farm of the former. School last Sunday. A large number crop, .growth has been rapid and Fer Hanna Dlstriet POUND Cart Hartt was in Hanna Saturday attended, Mr. Walker presiding. vigorous. Similar conditions prevail and took bis little son Stanley in to Office— FOUND—Dark grey overcoat, two In the Peace River district. miles south and halt mile east of 201 toe hospital to have his tonsils out. EAVER LUMBER Corner Main St. and 2nd Ave. Hanna. Owner apply Herald Office. South of the main line of the C. P. R. Newton Hartt and John Gammie COMPANY LIMITED K m-!7tf. IM6-86T Reception Fer Recent Bride conditions have been dry, and in were at the dance Saturday eight at 1 the south-weBtern and south-eastern Lonebutte. IN YOUR TOWN • Mrs. S. B. Small recently tendered corners of the province, the situation John Gammie was *• fill lag grain,) WANTED a reception in honor of Mrs. F. S. is somewhat critical, although the B AND A HUNDRED OTHERS Mm last week for Donald Patton. Harrison, formerly Miss Anna M. Law- general conditions would be vastly WANTED—Party „to break 100 or C. S. McCallum was in Hanna last 8. B. ROBINSON, Manager Cyril A. Coughlin more acres. Martin Gulseth, R. R. son, whose marriage took place re­ improved by rain within jthe next week. No 2. Hanna. '. 1391-26-7P cently. week or ten days. The crop on sum­ Everybody is wondering what the 1465-T The evening was pleasantly spent mer-fallow in these districts is''stand­ attraction IB in the Manitoulin dis­ WANTED—Fully experienced married •ARRISTER, 8OLI0ITOR In music and dancing, during wateh ing up very well, but the grain an trict. It's getting to be a pretty how- man to do general farm work 'for tbe bride was presented with a chest spring plowed land is suffering. The you-do when the hired man can get no NOTARY PUBLIO bachelor south ot Hanna. Box 887, of silver from those present. A buf­ dry weather has been accompanied by sleep. Hanna Herald. 1460-27P fet supper was then served by the high winds and loss from soil drift­ Alfred White of Dalkeith was visit­ hostess.—Calgary Herald. ing has not been inconsiderable. WANTED—Agents $500 monthly easy ing .at Mr. and Mrs. Patton's Satur­ HANNA, ALBERTA Germination has been very uneven, day eveninp.' ';»y Belling magic t gas. SI box equals due partly to soil drifting and lack of 33 gallons -gasoline. Proven merits. Old-finer was asked how it was that M. D. OF DOWLING LAKE, No. 306. molstara, and partly to the early widows generally manage to marry Your name on cans. 300% profit. operation of the cutworms. No fur­ Remember 1916 Write quick. P. A. Lefebvre & Co., again. He answered that dead men ther reports of damage by pests have tell no tales. Alexandria, Ont. 1471-27 The regular meeting of the Council been received, however. of the Municipal District of Dowling John Gammie of Dalkeith was visit­ AND INSURE YOUR CHOPS WITH THE SCOTTISH WANTED—500 nail punctures in tire Lake No. 806 was held in the office Light rains fell throughout the ing at Mr. and Mrs. Pat tons Sunday C.M.MACLEOD,LLB. treated with Palcoseel yet leaks no 'of Messrs. Tingle and Wade on Satur­ southern districts on the 10th* whieh evening. CANADIAN AGENT AT 8CAPA Successor to L. E. Ormond air. Official test. Inexpensive, harm­ day, June 5th. 1926, commencing at freshened the crops somewhat, bat Amos Gottard was in Hanna last less, guaranteed. -Agents write tor 1.30 p. m., all councillors being pre­ heavier precipitation is needed in the Friday and Saturday to see tba doctor BARRISTER, SOLICITOR particulars. P. A. Lefebvre & Co.,sent . extreme south. In Calgary and dis­ about having his broken collar bone trict, the rain lasted for several hoars. Representing alao the Employers' Liability of London, NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC. Dept. PC. Aleandra, Ont. 1471-ST Mr. Parker moved that the minutes dressed. of the last regular meeting be adopted Slight frosts have occurred during • Fred Kelm.was in Hanna Saturday. l E8TRAY as read. Carried. the past week in the central add nor­ Mrs. can Hartt was in Hanna on ijpV''& England. Assets $43,000,000. •ECOND AVENUE, HANNA thern districts, but damage was neg­ BSTRAY—One bay filly branded on Mr. Robinson moved that six (6) Monday to' bring her son Stanley mills be the rate for Municipal pur­ ligible. Alfalfa cutting is in pro­ home from the hospital. right, shoulder as cut. Re* gress in the irrigated districts, and [jg]| ward of $10.00 for recovery. poses on the assessed valuation of Donald Patton visited Mr. Alfred taxable land for the year 1926. Car­ the crop appears to be a good one. White Saturday evening." E. Meadows, Sec. 4-30-13 Irrigation water is being used exten­ 1390-26-7P ried. Carl Hartt is busy breaking since J. B. Mackenzie A letter.from the Hanna Municipal sively for all crops. the rain. ' DR. T. R. SCOTT ESTRAY—One ' yearling .bull calf. Hospital District No. 9 was read in W. W. Sim was through tbis district- RESIDENT AGENT, SCAPA DENTI8T Red, with white face and white on which this Municipal District - is re­ tr last week and stayed to dinner at Graduate of State University, right hind leg. Hereford, wjth horns. quired to levy a Hospital tax suffi­ GRASSY SLOPE Carl Hartt's. Mr. Sim is enumerator 1411-28 Michigan Lost about two months, inform C. cient to raise the sum of $3788.83 be­ (Miss E. R. Turtle, Official for the* election. 198 Graumaft, Hanna. 1448-87-8 ing the amount of Ota apportionment Correspondent). Phone 107. Opp National Hotel for the said Hospital. Mr. Blaxhall 1082-T ESTRAY—On WM* 10-31-15, one bay moved the acceptance of same. Car­ * GRASSY SLOPE, June 7 — Mr, mare, white star on forehead; one ried. Stewart and Miss Edwards; of toe bay gelding, both branded CM on A letter was read from the Hanna Olds Agricultural College, visited the . right' •• shoulder; young unbroken Herald in which they submitted a school last week and. gave a very in­ horses. Owner can have same by price for the publishing of toe teresting and instructive talk on toe Hail Insurance j paying the <->xpenses. Apply J. K. minutes of the meetings of the Muni­ School Fair. Several ladies of. the OIL.- Sutherland, Hanna. 145J-27T district were present. Dr. C. H. Nehon cipality, at five (5c) - cents per line. Plaee your Hail Insurance early. We write for two of It was moved by Mr. Hemstock that Several from this district attended IS MOBS THAN OIL-IT (Formerly of Calgary) LOST tbe Council accept this price. Carried the shower at Solon laat Friday and the strongest companies doing business in Alberta today- LOST—Auto tire and rim on Hanna- spent a very enjoyable time. We wish DENTAL SPECIALIST -. Mr. Hanson moved that the Coun­ IS POWER Canada Security and The Great American. Parr road; Saturday, June 12. cil approve of the change of the Rail­ to extend to Mary our sincere wishes Finder please leave at Herald office way Crossing on Section 1, Township for prosperity and happiness. PAINLESS EXTRACTION or notify Floyd Alspach, Phone 33, Range 16, West of the 4th Meri­ . Mr. Crowe has a hired man from R 1808 1460-27 dian. Carried. Hanna,, to help lift the heavy load of Threshing Machinery • ploughing. (At Youngstown Mondays, Mr. Blaxhall moved that the follow­ Tractors and Threshers of the following lines: McCor- and Tuesdays) ' TENDERS WANTED ing bills be passed and ordered paid; Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Blain and Miss Richardson Road Machinery 10.50 Turtle were the guests of Mr. G. Mat­ mick-Deering, Nichols & Shepard, Sawyer-Massey. Tenders wanted for laying of floor Crown Lumber Oo 7.60 tey on Sunday. 20,000 TESTS ON THE Hanna, Alta. Telephone 27S and repairing ceiling in Solon school. [Geo. Thomas 1.00 We are pleased to report that Bill 1433-T Tenders may cover work, material, 'J. D. Adams -$ Co. 21.85 Rehill, who underwent an operation WASSON MOTOR CHECK or work and material. Work to be J. R. Wade -.„ 1.35 for tonsilitis, is recovering. I.H.C. Full Lines of i done bsfore August 1. Tenders to be Road Sheet Dlv. 1 11.25 D. Oke attended the convention in HAVE PROVED IT in hand of Secretary not later than : • Road Sheet Div. % ^ ^^ ~ ^ 5.50 Hanna on Saturday. July 4, the lowest or any tender not m v me Mrs. Rehill and Miss Turtle at­ necessarily accepted.' .Road Sheet Div. 6 11.50 Harvesting Machinery Affection-) of any of th. following part* | Rabbit ears ...„„..„-»„.».„ 60.00 tended the School Fair meeting on may be cauaed by NERVES impbiied For particulars apply to Wm. Lums­ The Reeve moved adjournment. - Saturday and have hopes thM the Including McCormick and Deering Binders, MeCormick- at the iplne by a *ubhixtM vertebra: den, Secretary, Solan S. D., Hanna fair wfll be an unqualified success. MM 1466-27 Deering Push Binders and Headers, also Coitabine Harvester raa P. O. 1459-27-8-9 Mr. and Mrs. Johnston have been CMS D very ill with influenza, but are, feel­ and Thresher. NOSE PROVE IT IN YOUR OWN THROAT Chiropractic Canada has the biggest storage ing much better now. 193 I dam ia the world, the Gouln, at the GOVERNMENT LIQUOR CONTROL "SSr | ^SPINAL) S head of St. Maurice River, with capi- ACT OF ALBERTA CAR WITH -jss? Adjustments E city double the Assouan dam on the Binder Twine f TomACH * w-n Nile. APPLICATION FOR BEER LICENSE PANCREAS W Ul A MAIL YOUR SHOES TO Place your order early for McCormiek-Deering Binder »££& Remove the THE HAVOL1NE Twine—the old reliable. MAU. BOWEL Cause of si PUBLIC NOTICB Is hereby given 1 >*Wl IflMI «•"*—-" -*"* that the undersigned intends applying ICNITAL ORGANS B to the Alberta Liquor Control Board THE POWER OIL DONT FORGET TO OEDER REPAIRS EARLY THICKS ANO LEOS for a license to sell Beer by the glass, Central Harness NO KNIFE—WO DRUGS or open bottle, for consumption hi MAYTAG WASHERS—McLAUGHLIN-BUICK AND conformity wito the provisions of toe and OLDSMOBILE CARS Consultations Free Government Iiqour Control Act of DR. JAMIESON / WILSONS Alberta, and regulation made there- Shoe Repair Shop ROTARY ROD WEEDERS zander wito respect to the following GARDEN CITY FEEDERS CHIROPRACTOR premises: HANNA 3rd Ave. W., Hanna. Beer Salesroom on the east side of Phone 22 FLY PADS; the ground floor of the Sunnynook Prices Reduced I 1360-24T \ WILL KILL MORE CUES THAN / Hotel, Lots Four (4) and Five (5) ta LA. ^v $$°4iM»TH*$? ANY / Block Two (2) Plan 4045, Sunnynook, Bulldog or Oak A WM. JONES '* and the Beer Cellar thereunder, as XSTICjJYFLY CATCHER/ shown on plans filed with the Alberta Stitched on, Men's $1.60 Dealer—Hanna OFFICE PHONE 49 RES. PHONE 59 Liquor Control Board. Ladies fl-25 1476-27T 1437-26 DATED at Sunnynook, Alberta, Men's nailed...... $1.25 •^g Clean to handle. Sold by aU tois- Eleventh day of June, 1926. Sympathetic W. H. FOSTER, Ladies' „™.^. $1.00 Druggists, Grocers and Applicant. General Stores ifgi 1445-27-8-9-30 1337-23T 1442 Service '''',•,'?% !f. 8AVE TEN CENTS PER To render sympathetic, ef-'. GALLON EXCURSIONS fieit'jit service, iu the hour or more oa gasolene', increase Nature's Supreme Gift of sorrow, is our aim add power, eliminate carbon. ' The HOT SHOT VAPORIZER will duty. The service which we do this. This article is absolute­ Is the Power to Relax ly guaranteed. EASTERN CANADA are in a position to render is ALL RAIL OR LAKE ANO RAIL ECONOMY 8ALES AGENCY earning for this institution Box 130 Regina, Sask. Tickets on 8a le Good Sa Return the esteem of the entire com­ 1424-29 TAKE IT EASY AND ENJOY YOUR REST May nth PACIFIC COAST up to munity. WITH THE FRIENDLY CHEER OF— <• to THE TRIANGLE TOUR — ALA8KA October 31 tt •apt. 80th 1928-031 JASPER NATIONAL PARK £. E. Holmes UT. ROBSON PARK MORTICIAN AUCTHf SALES Phone'100 Hanna The right Auctioneer is CALGARY 1308-22T often responsible for turning what might have been a very THE BEER WITH THE REPUTATION" OUR THROUGH SERVICE FROM WESTERN (JMtAO< ordinary Sale into a real suc­ PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS Expect 15,000 Visitors cess. will appeal • te Eucharistic Congress, Chicago Both buyer and seller can TEACHERS, PROFESSIONAL MEN, -June 20-24, 1928 More than 15,000 visitors are ex­ pected, at Camrose during the four- be satisfied by an experienc­ ON SALE AT ALL KEEP A CASE BUSINESS MEN and WOMEN day celebration by the Norse Society ed and capable Auctioneer. During July, Tours to Pleaae call and 0*8 fall details from of Canada, in the first week in July, THE BEST HOTELS IN YOUR HOME GREAT BRITAIN AND THE CON­ C. E. SOWDEN when Norsemen from all over the WRITE FOR DATES TO TINENT CANADA Local Agent, Hanna, Phone 111 dominion and from parts of the PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND' United States will gather. A special THE PACIFIC COAST Or Write provineial exhibit of agricultural pro­ J. MADILL, ducts will be displayed during the W.L Entertainment provided at points of i-RAU*Atf§ District Paaaenger Agow^ >._.. celebration hy, toe provincial depart­ AUCTIONEER interest eu route Edmonton, Alta. ment Of agriculture. Hsnna. CALGARY BREWING & HALTING CO, LTD. Canada leads the world in wheat [ 1298-22 1383-27 exports. mm i • -^M^ WBmm mmmmm

j ?AOE EIGHT THE HAI-TNA HERALD, HANNA, ALBERTA, .THURSDAY, /TUNE 17,1926. ••g-^-y^ More than three million attended the Two hundred ^^Iberta priests and fgljLiaualll New Zealand and South laymen will attend the twenty-eighth Liberal Meetings Beas exhibition. Caaada had one ot Eucharistic Congress of AiTtdman tke largest overseas representation]! Catholic Church ttr-ba -bell? at Mun- Around the Town Public meetings wttl be held in the in the whole exhibition. -} delein, Chicago, from June 20 to 24. Interests of Dr, W. G. Anderson, Lib­ Mr. Fry, of Clivale, waa a visitor ta I Tommy McFarlane, of the local eral Candidate for Hand Hills, at the toWn today. Royal Bank staff, is spending;' his following places. Other places and I AER-PRUF J hls holidays at Trail, B. C, on a two- date* will be announced later: Chaa. Ingram was iii Saskatoon weeks' visit with his parents. Hand Hills Lake Club House, Fri last week on business. • **• • day, June 28, 8 p.m. , . Puncture Proof Fluid • •• a Messrs; Jackman and Hitchinson, Chain Lakes, Saturday, Jane 19, Art Benson haa accepted a position, wheat pool directors, will speak on the 2. SO p.m. SEALS PUNCTURES AND MAKES MOTORING A St. George's Church at Richdale, as section foreman. new elevator agreement to a meeting Craigmyle, Saturday, June 19, 8 p.m. • • • in Fleming Hall, Saturday, June 19, Cessford, Monday, June 21, 2 p.m. PLEASURE Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ford' left Wed­ at 2 p. m. 'fij Polloekville, Monday, June 21, 4 p.m. nesday on a motor trip te Calgary. • • • Sunnynook, Monday, June 21, 8 p.m. < Makes*your old tires, as well as-your new ones, puncture MISSION • . m Morrin, Tuesday, June 22, 2 p.m. proof. No more 'porous, tubes or leaky valves. No more .52 Yeara' Servioe.' . Delia, Tuesday, Jnne 22, 4 p.m. Miss Alice Detneres of Calgary, was Mr. and lira. Anderson, of Chicago, worrying about punctures or slow leaks. It makes the whole a week-end guest of Mra. A. Benson. HANNA, Tuesday, June 22, 8 p.m. are the guests of the former's son, Dr. At the Morrin, Delia and Hanna trip a real pleasure. . June 27 to July 4 • • • W. O. Anderson, of Wardlow. Mr. An­ meetings, Capt. Joe. Shaw will* ad­ Alex McPhail haa returned from his dersen, who has seen fifty-two years' dress the gatherings. PRICES, LOW AS $4.00—SUFFICIENT TO TREAT vacation spent at Edmonton, Saska­ railway service, ls spending a few FOUR TIRES TO BE PREACHED BY toon and Battleford. days tn Hanna tbis week, and is na­ • • * turally interested ia "talking shop" SUB-AGENTS WANTED—WRITE FOR TERRITORY with the older men ot the C.N. Rys. Rev. A. McCann, C.SS.R. Miss M. I. Robinson left Hanna on SHEERNESS Tuesday for Vancouver, where she with whom he comes in contact. (By Mrs. W. McCulley, Official Get Full Information TORONTO will spend the summer with her sister. Correspondent) • * • CHURCHES SERVICES Mies Margaret Kirby of Rocky Mountain House, and Mrs. Patterson ALL 8AINTS CHURCH (Speoial to The Herald) G. FAECHNER 4 <3 Masses at...... 6.30 and 7.30 of Bdmonton, are guests of Mrs. Sunday, June 20. SHEERNESS. June 14—There is Instruction at...... 7.H0 Setter. 10 a. m. Sunday School. enough moisture now, and crops and DISTRIBUTOR, BOX 53, HANNA Evening Service at...... 7.30 | « • • 7.30 p. m. Evensong. gardens are growing by leaps and :.:..-' 1440-26T Specisl Sermon Mrs. Robt. Allen and children are H. B. Scallon, Priest-, in-charge. bounds. leaving Ih a few days on an extended Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Chri3tOphor spent trip to Montreal and other eastern AT RED ROSE SCHOOL Sunday evening at tbe home of Mr. This is the first opportunity afforded the Catholic people points. Rev. J. W. Derby, of the Church rf aad Mrs. C. W. Blair. of Hanna and District to attend a Mission. Every member • • • Christ, Hanna, will preach at Red It was a sad and sudden shock to of St. George's Parish is asked to make a special effort to Leonard Gosselin has returned home Rose School on Sunday Jane 19, at the community to learn of the sud­ attend the services and bring along their friends. from Edmonton, where he underwent 2 p. m. A cardial invitation is ex­ den death of the youngest son of Mr. an operation for appendicitis several tended to all residents of the district and Mrs. Peter Buhmann. To tbe be­ A special invitation ia extended to our non-Catholic weeks ago. to attend. •-.•;•'..' reaved .ones every sympa'hy ts ex­ •friends. -'.JS* • » • tended ln this, their hour of trial. MAKE THIS, OUR FIRST MISSION, A WONDERFUL C. R. Abbi tt returned to Hanna on UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA The sad news came over the 'wire 0?$ SUCCESS Monday evening, after having spent Hanna-Medicine Hat Line Sunday evening, Jijne 13, that Mr. two weeks visiting with his parents at Services for Sunday, June 20. ' Walter J. Deiter had parsed away, at ' REVr-JOS. FAY, Pasta*-. Kamloops, B.C.' Sunnynook—11 o'clock. . the Hanna Hospital after a five-day • • • Silverleaf—1.30 o'clock ." period of great suffering from in­ St. George's, Hanna. - Pollockvllle—-Sunday School, 1475-27-8 'i£&--2£ 'Et\.'' Mr. and Mrs. Kolb retained home 2.80 juries received in a mine accident 'yesterday after spending the past p. m. Public Worship, 3.30 p. m. Tuesday afternoon, June 3. The late iii, if I, • i la l , [month on a motor trip through as far Forcina.—j7.30 o'clock. Mr. Dieter, was widely known and had east as Regina. Rev. A. T Mclntyre made many friends In his time here, • • • being a kind-hearted, generous man. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller and Mr. CHURCH QF CHRI8T The community extends every sym- and Mrs. Kelm are spending a holi­ patthy to the bereaved ones.. Sunday School, 10.30. Mr. and Mrs. James Barrett spent Arc^yw being -bored to death? day motoring through to Banff and Communion Service, 11.80. < other mountain resorts. Sunday with the latter's parents. Evening Service. 7.30. Ted Browne has returned horns. • • • • OSQUITO torture is quickly ended if yoa keep A Few Reminders ' Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Esler, of Cereal, A cordial invitation extended to from the hospital, where he has spent ' were among the visitors at Rose everyone. most of the last week. 208 M a can of Flit handy.. Lynn yesterday, and incidentally mat J. W. Derby, Pastor. many of their old friends. CHARLESTON CONTEST Hit spray clears.your home in a few minutes of dis­ • • • ease-bearing flies and mosquitoes. It is clean, safe Mrs. A. Shaw, of Steveville, is visit­ 8T. GEORGE'S CHURCH ROUSES TOWN—OPENS % Special Buys In •& ing in town, the guest" ef her daugh­ A special Mission .-will be conducted and easy to use. ?,..'i-y ter, Mrs. E. O. Ccultis. Mrs. Shaw is at St. George's Catholic Church, from JUNE 24 AT SHACKER'S leaving shortly- on a visit to Lao la June 27 to July 4, at Which Rev. A. Kills All Household Insects Biche. McCann, C. SS. R., -Toronto, will preach. Services as follow: Many. Entries For Competition On Crockery and Glassware • • • June 24, 25 And 28 At Hit spray also destroys bed bugs, roaches and ants. It searches Jack Fish made a trip to Calgary Masses 8.80 aad 7.80 Shacker's out tne cracks and crevices where they hide and breed, and Tuesday* to purchase more instru­ Instruction at 7.80. destroys insects and their eggs. Spray flit on your garments. We have*been fortunate in picking tip some' very speciaj ments for the Elks' band.' Anyone Evening service at 7.30, special ser­ Flit kills moths and their larvae which eat holes. Extensive The people ot Hanna will bave an tests showed that Flit spray did not stain the most AeXirntm values in these lines. musically inclined is requested to See mon. opportunity of seeing the much talked Mr. Fish. Every member of St. George's fabrics. Ho. 1—A crate of Jap Cups and Saucers. This is a nice thin parish is asked to make a special ef­ of and the most forbidden dance of the • • • 1 present day at Shacker's Theart.e, ' Flit is the result of exhaustive research by* expert entomol­ Cup and Saucer with gold band. These came direct to . Mr. Dafoe and family, who have fort to attend and bring along their June 28, 24 and 25. Many contestants ogists and chemists. It is harmless to mankind. Flit haa us from Japan in the original packing, and therefore spent' the past- several months-, at friends. A special invitation is ex have entered the-competition and the replaced the Old methods because it kills all the insects—and we are able to sell them for less than ordinary heavy Zetland, have returned to this district. tended to our non-Catholic friends Charleston will be demonstrated in does it quickly. Qet a Flit can and sprayer today. i elover leaf goods. Very special at...... /...... $2.50 dosen Mr. Dafoe will operate his mine during Rev. Jos. Fay, Pastor. all its various styles. It is the one the summer and fall. dance that holds your. interest no STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) No. 2—A crate of Brown Teapots from the same firm. These • • • CONGREGATIONALISTS matter how often one may see it be­ Distributed in Caaada by Fred J. Whitlow & Co., Toronto. hsve a nice bright glossy. finish, that usually sell at M. Kennedy, the presiding examiner HOLD CONFIRMATION cause of the variation of steps, and .its $1.15. Very special value at .,...... :...... 60s each from the- Toronto Conservatory of "pep" gives the onlooker a real thrill. No. 3—A case of Tumblers, thin blown with smooth finished Music, is in Hanna to take charge of So numerous was the attendance at Attend Shacker's next Thursday, tops. Bought in the ordinary Way, these tumblers would the examinations whieh twenty pupils the recent German Congregational Friday and Saturday and get a real of MrsMrs. . WBenson'm Newmas arne antakingd childre. n are confirmation services held on Sunday. 'kick" out qt the Charleston as well sell at $1.25 dozen.' Our price, while they last....$1.00 dos. leaving oh an extended visit to Mrs. j June 6, in the Hanna United Church, as learn to dancer this new. dance. Newman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. -that many were unable to gain ad­ Mr, Lew Duller, Charleston specialist, John Ingram, and will spend the sum-1 mission to the ceremony. will give a demonstration. 1477-27 mer at one Of the Winnipeg beaches, j Rev. H. R Reutermann, who con Don't forget ths special deal on Hobberlin Tailored ducted the 'services,' expresses hit Clothing. A free pair of Trousers with each Suit or­ • • • CARD OF THANKS ' Mr. and Mrs. Anton Anderson, 0« ' gratitude to the members of the Hanna DESTROYS dered during Jnne. This is worth taking advantage Endiang, were visitors in- town yes­ '.United Church for'their generous as­ Mr. and Mrs. P. Buhmann and fam­ sistance. ily desire to express their gratitude Flies Mosquitoes Moths of. It amounts to a 25% discount. terday, on their way to attend the Ants Bed Bugs Roaches 'The gtllow can wtth i Rose Lynn sports. The following were confirmed: for many acts of kindness and for black band" Dena Junker, Anna Seib, Anna Karg, sympathy shown to them during their CARD OF THANKS Elsie Roessler, Katharina Schultz, recent sad bereavement, 1479-27 Martha Pfahl, Klara Roessler, Bertha i?$j*ii 1857 We wish to express our sincere Graumann and Eugen Hasz. . .thanks to our friends and neighbors J. H. Stephens & Co., Ltd. for expressions of sympathy and kind­ ness extended during our recent be­ CARD OF THANKS * Phone 28 If reavement. CALL Smiles, per bag jL 65c * Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Meehan and I wish to extend my grateful thanks •T 1469-27 Family. 1480-27 to my many friends and neighbors Rolled Wheat, 3 lbs 25c daring my sad bereavement. Also to Dr. Baxendale, the management of Health Bran, per 5-lb. bag ...... 25c the National Hotel, the boys at the McFadyen 1 New Walker mine, The B. P. O. E., Baby Chick Food, 10 lb. bag....,.. . .Wo aad the staff of the Hanna Hospital. dig-ZSH Mrs. Gertrude E. Dieter Phone 244 Switdi toStart / ANNOUNCEMENTS for Kellogg's All Bran, per pkg ...25c Announcements under thta head­ Kellogg's Pep, per pkg 15c urn ing, 12 ota. per line. Minimum if SO Cents. Kellogg's Bran Flakes, 2 for. .25c / Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 2 for 25c Orders taken for preserving straw­ TAXI berries and apricots, now. M.J. Chad- fa. urn, Phone 207. 1486-27 1301-26 Don't forget the Samson Rotary Rod Weeder demonstration on Wednesday, Ju*je 23. E. A. Laughlin. 1439-26-7 pold Standard Baking Powder:— THE TALK OF THE 16 oz. can 30c 3. K. Sutherland and P. W. Blllwil­ TOWN ler will address meetings at Hudson 2V2 lb. can 70o Bay school on the evening of June 28, and at Victor Hall on the evening of 5 lb. can..!...... »...... $1.35 June 24, at 8 p.m. 1478-87 Cold Standard Olives, 10 Oz. jar...... 35c OW you can obtain a fully auto­ The Ladies Aid of the Hanna Unit­ ed Church will hold a tea and bake- CHARLESTON .Oold Standard Salad Powder, per i) N matic Delco-Light. A plant which sale in the old Liberty Cafe .on the has no crank, no storage battery. A afternoon of Saturday, June 19, trom pkg 15c plant which—when you turn on any 3 to 6.30 p.m. 1432-26-7 Gold Standard Vinegar, per qt-...... 35c electric Ught or power switch—starts, Dr. C. H. Nelson, Dental Specialist runs and stops—automatically. of Hanna, will visit Youngstown on CONTEST Mondays and Tuesdays. Appointment may be arranged on telephone. Dr. Lifebuoy Soap, per bar 10c, 5 bars 45c This new automatic Delco-Light has Nelson, Phone 875, Hanna 1434-26T been developed by the pioneer farm Carbolic Soap, per bar... „.....5c 1 We electric organization, Delco-Light carry a very wide range of Local talent will step in Castile Soap, per bar...... 5c awleigh prepartions, including the big Charleston Contest, stag­ Company—the world's largest build­ tall-known medicines, flavors, ex­ Sunny Monday Soap, 16 bars $1.00 ers of farm electric equipment. Its cost tracts, stock foods, etc. Always ed by Lew Duber, Charles- I) available, always reliable. is surprisingly low. There's a type Maunders Store, A. Cooper, Prop. Ion Specialist, to be held at and size of Delco-Light for every need. 1449-27P Brewn Bayo Beans, per pmmri .rgfej-i, »10c Lima Beans, 2 pounds for ___. ., .25c Writs today for full information, and Way Sua, high class tailors. We I SHACKER'S U ( details of low prices and easy terms cover­ cater to Ladies' and Gentlemen's suits Custard Powder, *per package ...... 10c 1 made to order. Cleaning and press­ ON ing this new Delco-Light. ing. ' All work guaranteed. Second Red Salmon, tails, per can ..„*., .35c ii I : Blackberries, per can ^wii 20c Delco«-Light Company of Canada Ltd. avenue, next to Central Garage. 889-19T.F. tr Toronto, Ontario _ Thursday, Friday Sliced Pineapple, per can .20c 8TORAGE BATTERIE8 AT EATON'S V BRUCE ROBINSON DISTRIBUTORS LTD, PRICES Calgary—Edmonton First quality storage batteries, for and Saturday A window of California Oranges, medium size, Chevrolet and Ford Ours,-trom $12.00 i up. Why pay more? Por, sale by JUNE 24, 25, 26 3 dozen $1,00 Fred Elm, Hanna. 1115-15T m DO YOU NEED A WELL? Come and see them strut li­ Wells drilled and repaired to your their stuff satisfaction. All work, guaranteed. E. A. LAUGHLIN, Dealer Pumps and casings supplied at reason­ Buy Where 0 able prices. 18 years successfully Miss everything, but do not At " IMJW^AJ MM M ij ServiceTells HANNA drilling wells throughout this district. miss this, .1444 -IT H. O. Pregitzer, "The Lucky Driller". i _ 1474*87 1453-27 X Box 16. Phone:R807. 1238-20T fJi '•••'-'"•'Yn-T ,ir I'lteVw IP I/1 j*