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;;CaU at theNews Office Pee Speesal ; Offer toFald-L-a-Advaßce The Cardston News Subscribers. Cardston, the Temple Cityof Canada. 33,NO 49 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist., 1932 $2.00 per year, ~.5c the copy VOL — SWIMMING TRAGEDY ON THOMAS BARKER VICTIMBILL LAIDLAW REVEALS WHAT HIGH SCHOOL OFFERS TO French 2: Same Orammer as 9. FIRST WARD GENEALOGICAL SUNDAY AT KIMBALL OF ACCIDENT.LIFE'S HISTORY CARDSTON STUDENTS LeVoyage de Monsieur Perrichon CLASSES I price .45 Miss Connie.Brown, daughter of \ Thomas Barker, painter and de- It was W. G. C. (Bill) Laidlaw's!IEditor's Note: "The News" thank- Hlstory2: Cardston First Ward Classes m Mrs. Effle Pilling Brown of Leth-! corator, lies m the Cardston Hos- turn at Rotary on Monday to tell fully acknowledges the courtesy of A new History of Great Britain genealogy will commence on Mon- KNOCKS bridge;and grand-daughter of Mrs. pital as theresult ofa fall from the the club where he was born, and Principal R. E. Hicken m writing price $1.50 day evening, Sept.sth. m the Stake Martha Pilling of Kimball, was roof of Laidlaw's Ltd. building oneIIwhy.Incidentally m the telling he the following article wbicb is most Art 1: Tabernacle at 7.30 P.M. AU phases killed on Sunday afternoon near dr.y last week. His ladder began ,revealed a number of heretofore timcly'for ourHigh School Students Agriculture 1: of genealogical work wIUbe studied AND Kimball, as she made a high dive slipping as he was painting the roof Ij well-guardedsecrets as tohis doings Parents especially are requested to A Canadian Agriculture for High under able Instructors. All interes- from the bank of St. Mary's River.,anddown he came overthe edge of and ambitions. Born m the ".bush readi\ carefully. Schools $1.30 ted areInvited tq attend. just above the canal intake dam,,;'the roof, dropping about 20 feet to country of Ontario, among the su- Physics 1: First Ward Committee. BOOSTS , gar and struck her head m shallow the cement walk below. He was i maples, and of Scotch paren- One hears and reads frequent Ontario High School Physics Hospital, , house, (Revised) water,breaking her neck.Her com- j taken to the where an X- i tage on both sides of the criticisms of the educational system — $1.35 By C. C. C panions m the water, Miss Eunice ray photo revealed a broken heel !jchristened William Geddes Clark these days and occasionally the Composition 2: Same text as 9. KIMBALL Sherwood and her brother D'Arc bone,- for he alighted feet first on|jLaidlaw, he always- felt a kind of Government has the blame laid at Grammar Steveiusonand Kerfoot Sherwood,noticed that Miss Brown j his heels, on the pavemnet. He will''pang of secret pain when they per- its door. Particularly have they .70 SouthKimball, Aug. 29th. — Mr. hurt, and called for help. Shel- jbe released from the hospital it is ''sisted m calling him Geddes m his been criticized for the lack of prac- Literature 2: and Mrs. Herbert Weiss was now, girls, — are the don Woolf, Lon Hovey, and Frank expected within a day or two early Ontario 'days, for the' tical and technical education which Prose A Tale of Two Cities .40 proud parents baby girl know, him, — of born "Chick" Bcott paid a flying visit Nish were nearby and rushing to but will be under the doctor's care you soon nick-named :seems, according to some tobe the Poetry: Merchant of Venice.35 Saturday, August 27th. at the Card- to Cardston last week, while onhit- the water assisted In getting her for some time yet, and will likely "Geddy" and so while passing up one big fault of our schools . Lay of the Last Minstrel. 30 son Hospital. way Vancouver to Winnipeg. the water.Doctor Mulloy of :e unable to work again for per- his birth, his early Ontario school At this, the beginning of another Supplementary Literature: from cut of yearsI Kathleen andLeVaun Matklnof has a contract with the Cardston was Immediately summon haps amonth or more. days, and all those primitive ,\ school year, therefore a few words The Talisman .40 Magrath visiting "Chick" — country are with their Stedman Leavltt Racing stable ed, but the girl- died shortly after j m the sugar bush as- mere m explanation of our curriculum Seats of the Mighty .75 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Is turningm some mighty fine he arrived. Dr. Stac poole, the Cor- j trifles, he told the club that the.;might be" timely and m order. Selections From the Idylls .30 Peterson for a few days. and his was — performances on the Western cir- onor, was at Waterton and some TEMPLE NOTICE first great event of 'life j The present curriculum comes to GRADE11: Melvln Wheeler made a business anything when he out West, saw the us a result a complete Geometry 2: Same Text as Grade 9. cuit this year." " delay occurred before came Ji as of over- trip to Lethbridge last week. a more could be done,.but when he Alberta Temple will open vast expanse of things,under a star hauling of the system In vogue a Arithmetic: The pulled into. Wrestling fans were treated to a arrived,he lmpannelled a jury and after the Summer Holidays onSept. lit sky as the train ij few years ago. In order that it A Canadian Arithmetic for High o tumble grunt Strathmore, and the broad* rolling might the -85 real old rough and held anInquest.Corporal Flemming 13th. for baptisms and for other i meet the demands of Schools Wednesday, going Calgary present, prairies, then a On Just before 'and growl performance In of Cardston was also and work on the 14th. and 15th. lands of the and prerent day, representatives from Composition 3: to press, word was received by the night when Jack Taylor Mulloy gave evidence of the ilittle later attended school,and wasij activity called Same text as listed for grade 10. the other Dr. ■ various fields of were Zybszko. -o- I a world News that W. J. Gooding who re- hooked up with Waldak causeof death. Sheldon Woolf, Al-| able to announce -to new m and c?reful studies were made Chemistry 1: cently operation very Niche, I underwent an had The performance came to a onzo Hovey, Frank Eunice Mr. J. C. Cahoon re- that his nameis BILL. !of educational programs In other A TextBook for High Schools .80 ( seriously and Mrs. Bill, typical name of become worse. unsatisfactory ending whenthe re- Sherwood and D'Arc Sherwood turned last week from a vacation And so as , countries. The fruit of these endea- Geography: a a a Zybs- jury. West, grew up to man- yours feiwe awarded the match to werethe The verdict was that trip Utah. the Great he i was cur present unit system Geography Manual .75 foul, viewing the to hood, receiving his public andJ Prices of better fat at the Cards- zko on a After death wasentirely due to accident ** * | and ;'which instoad of being narrow and Agriculture 2: ■ ton Creamery have been rising Wrestling to anyone,i high education was able to \ 1 broad, braodern version of the with noblame attached — Whip- school 'pumly -cholastlc is and pro- Same Text as listed for Grade 10. Isteadily during the past few weeks, we are wondering Just what The body was then brought into] A REALBARGAIN 1928 get the next great event of his vides c!*oi:-e as wide as even the History 3: f-ieme pet Coach, reconditioned, m excel-1 Alberta.i Ias shown by their advertisement In Zybszko did to Taylor or what Tay- Cardston to the chrlstensen Under- life, viz. the University of most ardent advocate of technical A History of Canada , Grant .90 an pre-! lent shape mecbanlcaUy at only he the contacts Ithe News. In interview with Mr. lor did to Zybszko to lose the de- takinsr Parlors, where it was It was there made edU'Ption could desire. Elementary Economics .85 Low,'Manager Creamery, $200. Phone 110 or see the Central menand which moul i of the the cision onafoul. rrared for burial. Funeral Services withthe minds Our present Curriculum provides Burt's Civics .30 opinion expressed dairy- " " a on Motors Ltd. i ambitions. If was that are beingheld at Kimball, Wed- * * !ded his thought and a choice of six courses Viz: Normal Literature: men may long till winter was; * only University professors could get Entrance, Matriculation, Agricul- Hastings 45 see 25c butter fat before It won't be now nesday, August 31. Miss Brown I Essay on Warren Christmas this year, already again we have last week re- over there would be many -80 for will be with us and 3 charming young lady, and well The announcement this idea tural, Commercial, Technical and Milestones prices have come per wondering what the Athletic was Lease on the St. more boys attend that classic lnsti- .35 m 90 cent been known m the district. She at garding the Coal General. Julius Caesar during the recent prist. going to do about with was alittle [ tution. Bill is a living ekample of a Repre- He hasbeen Association were Kimball spending a' vacation Mary's River apparently i Space will not .permit detailed Tennyson, Browning and a persistent year. good be of an Ontario consistent and advo- a Skating Rink this A her grandmother, Mrs. Martha late, as what is known as the what can made outline of each of these coursesbut sentative ShortPoems .70 dairy year and we Pilling, "handicapped" with'too much cate of the valueof the cow, start was made last (Joseph) widow, and had "Harker Lease" where the Glen- lad to substantiate my statementabove David Copperneld -5* favored "feeding, weeding, enterprise will be Spring people influence and.turnedloose .40 has and horpe that the many friends at Kimball who de- wood and Hill have "Scotch" Iwill mention some of. the courses Barchester Towers breeding" up the dairy herd, year. While we are , "petering'■ on western plains,and then re- 50 de- continued this lighted to have her visit them. Her been getting their coal Is I' the that are offered m the Commercial Disraeli — claring that the "Dairy Cow Is the at it we would like to suggest to parents live m Lethbridge. out," according to Information re- j moulded by the "torchof life" han- and Technical field.. GRADE12: they j Mother ot Prosperity" until again the Athletic Association that celved later by "The News". Accor-!!ded to him at our Alberta Unlver-i. In the Commercial course are Algebra 3: advlslblllty of Includ- c lease, sity. Only few more real events $125 it almost seems certain that his consider the ding to the terms of the the a such subjects as Spelling and Pen- Senior Algebra ideas will be vindicated. ing Badminton In their list of. acti- CROP CONDITIONS. leasees cannot "mine" the coal, but seemed worthy of special discussion manship; Business English, Steno- Chemistry 2: " * o very was HE vities. Badmintonhas become must take Itfrom the surface. This by Bill. One of these that graphy,Typewriting,Book Keeping, A First Book of Chemistry $1.95 Boys! intro- Having A Red Bird Bike for popular wherever ithasbeen Cutting general, surface coal Is about gone, although CAME TO CARDSTON. Secretarial Training, Commercial Composition 4: that It would .Is with Inter- here, on $30.00 at Coombs Hardware. See it. duced and we think by frequent seemingly ample coal lies under- come he entered business Law,Advertising andSalesmanship, Effective Expression $1.30 " * 9 ruptions caused show- account, go over big here." * " Practically all neath awaiting competent mining his own managing Laid- Practical office Training and etc. Geometry 3: ers over the district. Cardston. The Geometry THETEMPLEOPENINGonWed- ripe, ready the binder,operators. The lease was obtained law's Ltd. m nex^i In the Technical course the fol- Analytical 85 nesday, Sept. 14th. will YOU KNOW THAT? wheat la for he got married. And be featured DID very combining is being by L. L. Brown and Edwin Leavltt event was that lowing are offered: Drawing and History 4: by the attendance of the but little now he believes he run the $1.80 Stake done. Oats andbarley arealso rap-jof Glenwood. Mr. Leavltt reports has IDesign; m the field of Shop work English Political Institutions Presidencies of the three Canadian The Cardston Gun Club arehold- gamut human experiences, for]1 work,. Times $2.15 idly nearlng the ripe stage, with j that there may be other places of are Wood Metal, Electricity, MedievalandModern Stakes, also the Bishoprics of all ing theirannual Trap shoot on La- river where others might he BECAME A DADDY. Bill is bout,MotorMechanics, Household Econo- Physics 2: are much of It already passing under, along the club, wardsm all three Stakes.On Thurs bor day. There sevenevents m prospecting the youngest Rctarian m the |;mlcs, Sewing and Dress Making, Elementary Text Book $1.50 day, be the knife. Some hall damage was obtain a lease. Some ; An the 15th. all Genealogical all and Five Trophies to con- done, appli-,[ and thus answered fairly satisfac- iCarpentry, Work, Trigonometry: recently done IntheHill Spring andi would have to be and Cabinet Industrial Committees of both wardandstake tested for. Shooters from many Lethbridge for the. torily the why of his beingborn. Art, Dietetics, Construc- Plane Trigonometry,Conant $1.30 points ex- Twin Butte districts, loss being cations made at Food and from all three stakes are expected Alberta and Montana are tons of coal tion, clothing and a great many Literature: heaviestNorth of Hill Spring. Hay- lease. More than 600 . A to attend. pected to be In attendance. more. Essay on Burns 45 ■ * a " " ing Is practically completed except have already been taken from the a" Lease, according ROYAL CAFE OPENS evident that our of Wild Olives .30 Cahoon, Low, In the irrigated sections where the Harker to Mr. From this it Is Crown Bring m your oldbuckets and we Jerry Joe Pete Pil- saving great offers about wide a MacBeth -35 Pilling, second cutting of alfalfa Is nowbe- Leavltt, a amount of curriculum as will fill them up with axle grease ling, Ed. Low, Frank Art of his district. experienced res-! choice the much lauded Milton and Representative Short _ people Harry Wonght, | one Baalam, Pilling spent last ing harvested. money for the as at 14c per pound. Coombs' Hdwe. and Val " proprietor of Cardston, across the line. The question Is then Poems, 2nd. Series 85 a a a end atLake Elisabeth andre- » « taurant week o Btuchberry 'shows his faith m the town and'[ "Why don't we use it?" The Tempest 35 Mr. Layne porta fine catch of fish. Youshould Constable of the R. C. M and Mrs. Frank and Carrie Brown wife of thelate transferred toLeth- 'district by opening up this week a!j The answer Is that the adminis- Harold one son, also Mrs. Oifford, who is hear Joe Low tell how Pete retrie- Mrs. M. P.has been j has the curriculum Is left to Travels a Donky .45 fishing pole Van Brown, Is back In Cardston bridge. furniture was taken 'newrestaurantm the town. He tration of with Mrs. Layne's mother, and Mrs.Dar- ved Art Baalams from His | Dr. Stacnoolc Individualschool districts. They Cranford -*5 a spending a number of years city on Saturday by the,;secured a lease from the ren Layne, daughter-in-law of Mr. the bottom of the lake. That Is after Into the building formerly occupied make their choice courses and The necessity of startingtoschool story. California. At present she Is con Cooper Transport. Mrs. Stutchberry,of the of and Mrs. Frank Layne, arrived m real fish " " m by Millinery,and this the technical courses are more ex- the beginning cannot be over m templatlng remaining here all and the children also left for their the Model m at Cardstonlast week.They spent the accessible location pensive and less adapted to stressed. Itis aneasy matter for a Sunday Margaret Ravlor, Philadelphia winter. She Is the mother of Mrs. new home Lethbrldge. Ijcommodious and ' mass atOlenwoodwith Mr. Lay- m " I on Saturday, Sept. 3rd. education. If do not have them student to get discouragedand lose mermaid won the Wiigley 10 mile Frank Duce, of Cardston, and of ** I will open we ne's brother, John E. Layne, and Bonlta. the Royal Cafe. Harry has been In m our schools the fault is ours not Interest If he or she comes in late together they went to Lethbrldge swim at the Toronto Exhibition the Mrs. Rebecca Glbb of Del Mr. and Mrs. John F. Anderson willing longway* behind day $3,000. of friends the! the restaurantbusiness m Cardston the Governments.If we are and findhimslef a where they visitedwith their stater, other and will have a She has hosts m returned on Friday evening from pay price they subjects. It Is a good year's George who will be glad for a number of years and should to the are ours. In his Mrs. Lula Wilcox. Mr. end Mrs. next egg when she and Cardston District ' their honey moontrip to Utah. You opportunities are, present we are offering complete one of the above Young housekeeping fall. renew acquaintance know what the I At In our work to Layne left Cardston about 11 years start " this to see her and see It was their Golden Wedding\ venture, despite a theNormal grades. To do so requires Interest a a with her. to, and his new what school combination of ago,and havebeenliving since then j and they had not been back many people call "the depression" Entrance Course, the Matriculation and effort on the part of the stu- In Portland, Layne DO YOU REMEMBER? a they left It ore. where Mr. .. their old home since is a gesture m the right direction and Agricultural Courses. These dents. Parents, Co-operate with the has employment as Painter and Card and four of his child- many years ago. It was an ideal present money give the beginning by get- When Andy Heppler and Lee J. Y. If ever the clouds of courses thestudent entranceto school from Decorator, the trade he followed ren, Brlgham, Eldon, Lester, and way to spend their Golden Wed- conditions are really to belifted. He,Normal or the University. The stu- ting yourchildren Inearly andthen here. Young brought the first Auto to unfortunately 1 He Is also leader of the Port- Miss Ruth, the company piloted by ding, but Mrs. An- has been wise too the selection dent upon completion of the pre- doing your share to see that they land sons, Cart!*ton. - good m L. D. S. choir. His two " * Karl Willi- ms, spent last week m derson's health was not very I of his location for this store loca- sent course has received a broad arehome during the evenings atten Ellis a part and Darrell arebothmusicians the Mountains enjoying one of the j while away and of the time tion is among the best In town. |jfoundation upon which tobuildhis ding to their studies. Itis impossi- and devote their entire time to Frank Layne used to lead the holidays history. was a spent bed.In fact so ill was pass Choir the old Assembly hall. best m It she m jlife's work.He or she is equipped to ble for the average student to their profession. Darrell Ismarried, m i they were unable to return o Friday * realvacation. she that ibecome an active and Intelligent is he neglects home study. but lance, a a 1 Ellis Is stlU a free and a a * ' with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cahoon citizen. or Saturday night should supply both boys doing John Holmes ran the west end down, W. I.NOTICE are well. Mrs. Oif- Wcslyng, local electrical ex- with whom they travelled I Grade 12 Is the equivalentof first sufficient recreation. Entertain- ford expects to remain In Cardston grocery. John with H. Caldwell nights a a a a pert, who has for his hobby the de- 1but came later W. year University so that a student ments onother are menace for the winter this year,having be- ,whois here on a vacation andbusl- i The Cardston Women's Institute |1 completing grade, progress of the student who Doc. Brantlived up on the hill. veloplng of special photography regular monthly , that If he has to the come very homesick for the old " ness trip combined. Kenneth Allred will hold its meet- 1 one attends them. " » equipment, has built a special Sept. credit m three units of foreign town while awaylast winterInPort also returned home with Mr. Cald- lng on Friday, 2nd. at 3 P. M. HICKEN. land, for taking of photos ofi ,language, is admitted to second R. E. she Is a sister of the Thomp- Bl'l Pilling "rasseled" Jack Rea- camera the well, feeling Improved at the home of Mrs. J.R. Stutz. The year eclipse which occurs today, somewhat j University. Completion of - sonboys, so wellknown m the dist- ms m the O. K. Barn. the but condl-, subject under discussion for the Ij rict, (Wedncsdy, August Although still In a rather serious grade 11. if the studenthas credit andalso of Mrs. 8. N. Pratt of 31. Keith, day's program will be "Canadian m eclipse a total eclip- tion. second son of Mr.Cald- J m two consecutive units of one Temple workers were treated Cardston. the will not be along Industries". Each member is asked i The Visit store for your Harvest- Cardston,it interesting well, came with his father !foreign language, gives entrance to cantaloupe " * our se In will be roll naming!1 to and watermellon on » for a holiday trip too. ito answer the call by year University. requirements. We Appreciate your see photographs made by Mr. all first Parents there- Friday last when they took to the * * * some Canadian Industry which Training week Orrin Shipley of Olenwoodis In Patronage. Woslyng. Many ipeople here viewed ! fore who have University their annual outing.This year they a critical, Sewing might help. Numbers will be drawn ,m for If not serious condition The Cardston Implement Co. Ltd. those he producedof thelast eclipse The Women's Institute quilt view their children should decided to go to Many Glaciers at the hospital. for the wool and all should Ij see they a language when Cardston Hardware and Furniture as seen m Cardston. The fact is Class concluded its sessions last paper for the that take across the line and spend the day " " » Thursday, accomplishing a great watch next week's they enter High School. that Mr. Woslyng's shop, upstairs lucky Bouquets along thebeautiful St.Mary's Lakes good the girls. Mrs. number. of flowers following they Second Hand Range,Heater,Drill where he conducts his "hobby" is a amount of for brought to meeting will be jud- |j The is a list of the When they arrived at Babb Harrows, Saddle, experiments Atterton proved to be not only the grade names and all at a Snap LABOR DAY MONDAY veritable laboratory of j has -red the meeting,all flowers must :!Units of each and the found that Miss Lu Neilson had Implement a competent instructor but aprime at day, Price. The cardston Co. ?nd designs for many different be Cardston grown, however. A of the text books. provided the fruits for the and Hardware andFurniture things, them being favorite with the girls, and the , of watermellons and canta- chief among | prize will be awarded to the owner 9: — oodles Labor Day, the first Monday success of the class has been due {GRADE loupes awaiting them, j photographical work. of the best bouquet. All Interested General Science. were there c September, 13 a Dominion largely to her efforts. Nearly all of \ jj supplied generosity this m are invited. A Book General $1.50 from the of Holiday, and therefore all ... the twenty girls who took the of Science days Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Jacobs were | former Cardstonlan. In the J. GOODING stores, shops, ex- course completed many o Algerbra 1: W. DEAD banks and Barnwell visitors on Sunday,August i it. and of | when she lived here, It will be re- cept restaurants, garages more for High School Algebra .80 and 28 at the Stringam home there.!them made two or dresses Jr. !I membered that Miss Neilson "mo- serve public had never, Mr. and Mrs. William Webster French 1: Girls", W. J. ooodlng, Stake Cleric, and such which the They also attended the Church ser- i themselves. Girls who Mt. View left Friday for ! .thered" a class of "Bee Hive manner, attempted any work on of last Hill j New Elem. French Grammar $1.55 prominent citleen of Cardston died Inthat are closed all vices In the Barnwell ward. They, such their for new home there, consisting of all the ladles of the day. own responsibility were Crest their j Cran's Graduated French Reader at his home on Wednesday after- School will notstart until -,-eport that Barnwell Is gathering before able whereMr. Webster will teach school townover 85 yearsof age,and these Tuesday of that week, Sect. to cut and sew their owndre?s com |History 1: annually took out on a trip or noonabout 2.30 o'clock. News of his a ccnsiderble number of Alberta for the coming year. she passing 6th. There will be no half- people boundaries, pletely before they finished. The West's Early Peoples $1.60 party somewhere. This year she reached the office here just Stake within its "* " i before thelast press. hcllday on Wednesday of that and thataU are doing well there un courselastedbetter thantwo weeks.! :Geometry 1: gave her attention to the Temple form« went to week, for In weeks having an gardens | can buy a 1926 Dodjre Sedan,| High Geometry workers, here No Information Is available as yet der irrigation with their ... You I School .85 for while last week of, motor, to date and time funeral. official holiday, the half holi- and small fruits.BarnwellIsgetting Mrs. W. Roberts of Carway, who rebuilt fully guaranteed. Composition : on a visit she learned of their In- as day Is not held. Farmers and Terms If needed, at only S3OS. See tended trip and holiday and sur- to hold an enviable reputation for had an appendicitis operation last I A new Composition for Secondary — others needing town services its melons, grapes, berries, sweet week Is recovering nicely now, it is Central Motors Ltd. Phone 110. I Schools .70 prised them by furnishing the fruit WANTED: Man or Bay to beet on Monday should remember corn, and other products. reported. j I for the occasion. Sheep on the farm. T. H. Hatch. this day as all stores,etc. will * ... Literature: " " " * * *. | Mrs. HenryFolsom and Mrs.H. G.i be unable to serve you. The . | Prose Series 1. **" .40 Mrs. Susie Hinman underwent an staying m Tonsil cases are the order of the feature holidayattraction will President Wood and Warren L. Folsom have been Cards- |j Poetry Series 1. .40 SCRATCH PADS Smith were Church visitors at Lenz operation last week, and is reported ton at the home of Mrs. H. G. Fol- day at the Cardston Hospital these be the Cardston ouh Club an- Duce, Enoch Arden .25 especially prior on Sunday, Aug. 28 re-orgnizingthe as improvingslowlyat the Cardston som's daughter. Mrs. Madge | Book days, Just to the SmaH nual Trap Shooting Tourna- I Wonder. . .25 starting many Bfer.Se ment, Branch there to some extent. H. J Hospital. having dental work attended to from Canadian of school. As as five Meansa commencing at 1 P. M. Selected* Stories of six S fer Se Orcutt was released as Presiding j during the past week. They retur- Prose .90 cases have been attended Large The Palace Theatre hasbook- Elder, ' ... in Se Saturday, to morning good night, and Fred Gibb wasgiven the All kinds of Harvesters' Supplies. ned home on Mr. Folsom — one and several ed a film for that J Spring 10: adults have also operation and it is gift night too. appointment, with John R. Wlggil New Stock Just In. Coombs' Hard- driving m from Hill for GRADE — had the THE CARDSTON NEWS as Sunday School Superintendent. ware Co. Ltd. them. , Algebra 2: Same text as grade 9. performed. THE CARDSTON NEWS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Ist., 1932
».-.... n ...■■■ ■■ ■ They are using ripe tomatoes from the vines and many of, them. t $ i' ' V The church visitors Sunday were <■ X fl BMH9B9BP"kfI She Cardston flews Geo. Schow, who wasat the Sunday School class andwas a specialspea- 155 Farm !!<■ Acre I everyThursday ker m the afternoon. John Newby t Published at the Office of the and Dale Wood were also speakers. CARDSTON NEWS PUBLISHING CO., LTD. — Mrs. Eulalia Wood sang "Mighty near Town. !*> MainStrett Cardston like aRose". .. mttmOM 0539 — — At the evening session "God's :: I Subscription Fromise to Abraham" was givenby $2.00 Leavltt; piano ii TERMS! jj InCanada Edward Six Hand CHEAP! EASY Have you lost something? A want will Foreign Countries $2.50 selection by lone Wood and Com- ad. find it. In Have you something to sell? A want ad. will sell It. Dmlmof BMptryojsubitrtptlonmpptswatcctkiy o»< mddt.%% laiti. pany. Mrs. Asplund sang "God Re- " is . ■ Have yousomething to trade? A wantad. will helpmake the member" accompanied by her mot- ' Summerfallow —12 Back Set !', trade. Display Advertising application. her. Sigfred Üball played a beauti- 20-Acres Acres Rates on i. — Write for Rate Card ful sacred piano selection. ; Good City Water Wood and lots of it W. Jacobson of the Experimental I. Call No. 4and let 'THENEWS" Want-Ad. be your — Station of Lethbridge In company ; 30-Acres Irrigableand Water Secured. j Reading Notices (not run except when advertisers Chester Asplund, the manager Servant. also run a display ad,, and are marked as adver- with PLACE, Gravelled Road tisement,) 10c per count line. of the UnitedIrrigation District are IDEAL HOME On on a motor trip through the Irriga- :: — ;: — — tion projects of Idaho to investi- *» Don't Worry about Cash Payment Down. Just Prove to Us ;; Maga- — Supt. SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE: POTTED PLANTS: D.O. WIGHT Editor F. BURTON gate as ', You Mean Business "" — Flowers for Al.ntln.ojtht Cmnmdlun Aitvclmllon conditions to the culture ! "" zine Subscriptions and subscrip- all Wmck.lv Niuipmptrm growth ii — — " occasions. Mrs. Annie L. and of headlettuce and the SEE tions to all papers and periodicals Wight. Phone 4 or 81. development and growth of canning are taken by the undersigned and rzeas. They will go as far south as service guaranteed. HAY BAILER WANTED: —See IN THE LAST DAYS Leuistone, Idaho and will be away ii D, R. Willis, Cardston J3otfn John F. Ellison, Aetna. a week or 10 days. WHAT THE OTHER — FOR RENT: — A large company of the young ii Investment, FOR TRADE: 100-Bu. TWO and THREE It all depends upon your attitude Cardston Co.Ltd. i SALE OR Rooms on Main FELLOW THINKS dancing set attended the dancing " Street with what you do "in these last days". . 1931 Rye. Grade 2 C.W. Phone Apply The Editor invites corres- party at the Waterton Pavilion on 1 Life Insurance, Auto Insurance, Fire Insurance, Etc. * 106 or News Office. 2A31 Modern Conveniences. to Some there are who "fear and pondence on subjects Saturday night. P. G. Peterson. tremble", all and f Established 1910 % and men's hearts fall promises publication so long Glenwood Schools will open for — — — — — them, and they the suicide as ;j FARMS RANCHES HOMES BUSINESSES f TO TRADE FOR LIVESTOCK: SADDLE FOR SALE: Stock seek lettersarenot libelous. Cor- the year's work Sept. 6th. Tuesday. Card, ❖ Shorthorn Bulls. of problems. Others respondents should be asbrief IPhones: 92 and 161 J. Y. Pres. and Mrf. Five See A. M. Saddle m good repair. Cash or routeout their aspossible space Ivan C. Nelson, Principal of the are are finding the great as sometimes t "**I Steed. Trade. See Wallace R. Hansen, there who High *** 4 *"' 4 **** **" 4 4 ****"**** **4 "*" is at a premium.All communi School; Loran Nelson of gra- ■»""?"*&*J**J*»"5* "J**J* "♥**♥**♥**2*****♥**♥* *« *+' *» *»*****3* *J**5**3**5* "l**J*5**5*****t *Z *«* *»■**5* "$**»*"5**5* *♥**♥* *5* Cardston. 3A31 est thrill of their lives in meeting cations must be signed by the des 7 and 8; Onetta Nelson Billing- new conditions, HOMECANNING at your ownhome — new problems and writer, butnamesmay not be sly, grades 5and 6; EmilyStringam FOR SALE OR TRADE: SHORT knowing well, i_ no published if a request is made done by the Second Ward Relief full that there of Grades 3 and 4; Mrs. Rosannah Society HORN BULLS, dark reds and they give to that effect. at reasonable cost. The defeat until themselves Greene of the PrimaryGrades. R. S. purchased canning roans, rising two year old, will quit. has a up and A baby girl was born toMr. and outfit, andis prepared now to do trade for other cattle or sell on The "Last Days" are unique in HOW TO START THE WHEELS Mrs. John Nelson Jr. Aug. 24th. at this work. Phone 147 for parti- installments. See J. F. Ellison, many respects. Those who believe OF COMMERCEClaresholm. culars. Also the Relief Society Aetna. scriptures every Layne in the have evi- Mr. and Mrs. Frank and would appreciate getting any FOR SALE OR RENT: — One dencebefore them that great chan- Raley, August 29, 1932. two sons of Portland Oregon were vegetables you two- Workmanship! do not need that room House, also a five-room ges offing. Editor, night Honest are Those who Saturday in the at Glenwood visit- they might can them for their House. At present prices, so believe, only study ing E. Layne. and on do not need Cardston News. withJohn These folks Relief work thiswinter. See Mrs. your own terms See C. B.jinow the findings of science to realize Dear Sir: with Mr.Layne went to Stirling and There is NoSubstitute For: B. F. Lamb. Phone 35. that something extraordinary Is The Economic Conference has Lethbrldge Sunday. taking place. The future is clouded come and gone. Depression still Is The U. F. W. A. Local will hold a with doubt and perplexity even for with us. Another crop has been meeting and lawn social at the the most devout scrlptorian, what grown. Prices of soil products are home of Mrs. Edward Leavltt on must it be to the athiest and ag- still so low that taxes, Interest,and Sept. 2nd. Friday at 2 P. M. spon- Dependability! nostic. mortgages still cast gloom over the sored by the president, Mrs. Sarah In the first place there are prob- farming world. Are we to use the Thomas and other officers. Lunch lems. Of course there has never minds the Creator endowedus with will be served. All ladles of the com munlty are been a time without problems. But and start the wheels of commerce Invited to attend. "He Profits Most who Saves Most" It does seem, and with Increasing and bring prosperity to a world m Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alder and You can rAy on a job done on your car m emphasis, that today's problems are distress? Or are we to go on blindly four children (threeyoungmen and prob- worshipping Idols, and listening to one girl) of Welser, Idaho,Mr. and more insurmountable than shop. price tec £oiig riijht. lems have ever been before. Prob- the prattle of our millionaire offi- Mrs. Alf. Watson and"family of Mt. our Andthe is tobe SALT (Blocks) 79c lems of finance are paramount for cials doing everything under the View and Mrs. Sadie Earl and her OLD HICKORY SMOKE SALT $1.19 sun give the gold dollar a stron- family were all at the home of Mr. most people, not even excepting to (Alta.Rose) rich, they can see ger hold on themasses of mankind? and Mrs.c J. Wight for a visit and FLOUR 98's $1.98 the for their dinner, HAVE A CHANCE TO II riches vanishing, and their empty Rain rails upon the mountains. Sunday August 28th. Tables LET US PROVE lives more empty with the passing waters the fertile land, causes the were spread for 30 guests. power. the poor, pe- earth to bring forth returns In Mrs. Geo. Schow, accompanied of their For Sunday (fresh) per cuniary problems are only more bountiful crops, and then It flows her husband to Glenwood. Tomatoes basket 25c] sea. Misses Amy Shipley, I acute, for the same struggle for m its regular channel* to the Maralda Ar- existence Is fought out day by day. If peace and prosperity are to chibald of Glenwood and Miss Bu- For the great majority of people come to the Earth, somust unres- lah Evans of Beaver Crossing with however, the tricted trade of all nations flow on Addison Greene, Peter Goetz and School Next Week those whohave neces- Lynn MOTORS, always strug- its regular channels to all points of Burgess are on a camping CENTRAL Ltd. sities of life but are trip at SCRIBBLERS 8 for 25c gling to get higher In the scale, or the world where itis needed. Tariff the Waterton Lakes. Mrs. PENCILS, rubber, enjoy walls everywhere prohibiting trade Thomas Archibald accompanied with 7for 25c to some of the comforts of them. the rich, life takes on anewmean- have closed the manufacturing ing. To some It is the final stage, plants, turned out millions of help- Russel Archibald and Miss Melba denying them of their dreams and less men to starve, or steal, toriot Stewart of Cardston attended the EXTRA SPECIAL hopes, and It seems that after all and bloodshed. dance at the Waterton Pavilion on others, The elevenbillion dollars In gold Saturday night. LARGE PRESERVING KETTLES - they have lived in vain. To 82.00 $8.50 TEA Blue Ribbon, per lb. 38c as they face their problems, seeing In the world, allowing only David Glbb and L. S. Jeppson of CROCKS, 1 gal. to 10 gallons 20«£ to Individual, squee- 93.25 the houses of the rich tumble upon toeach has now Hill Spring were business visitors FRUIT BOTTLES, TOPS, AND IUNGS. their heads,or seeing how the year- zed the value out of nearly every- Sunday at Olenwood m the after-i thing, PUMPOILERS, WRENCHES, LACING, GREASE m bulk and OIL nings of alife time have only crea- until confidence Inall enter- noon. prises gone. gold BARGAIN PRICES While They Last. teaddiscontent, they are facing the has One dollar to- Mr. andMrs.Lee Leavltt of Lea- HARVESTER GLOVES AT new order of things with brave day will purchase as much stocks vltt werevisitorsat Olenwood Wed- hearts, and uplifted eyes.Undoub- or bonds as tendollars would a few nesday the guests of Dewey Leavltt tedly, this type of people will sur- years ago. An eminent authority and family. statedrecently that 00 per cent vive. Both the extremes will perish, has Mrs. Louise Alston of Magrath Is COOMBSHARDWARE CO.LIMITED. BestRadio ValueEver Offered gone. either by their own hands, or by of all values have Prove this visiting daughters statement by trying to sell your her here, Mrs. S. "WE AIM TO BERVE THE PUBLIC" the hand of fate. Those who take farm, any H. Thomas and Mrs. C,A. Asplund, life calmly, who refuse to be stam- town lot, or your or of Come m and see the Its products. A case of crab-apples have been peded Into violent action, orrefuse gathered at the U. I. D. made to lie down on the job and let A bushel of wheat always makes and NEW MODEL WESTINGHOUSE RADIOS close to 40 pounds of flour, or 40 into Jelly last week, nature take its course,are going to NOW ON DISPLAY survive, loaves of bread. Wheat still nouri- and form the neucleus for race, gold the new order after "these last sh*-* the but all the In days" are all over. theworld wouldnot keeponeheart EAST HARRISVILLE beating. WE ARE FEATURINO in tne _ecouu place are IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT Ui-*- long Harrisville, — opportunities. _u tv,u»_e men; How are we to hide behind East August 27th. »ju*«- alwaysoeen opportunities too. tariff walls? Or continue to wor- We had a verywelcome rain during ship gold? Why stand idly wring- part The Eight out, never _eiore ii_ve uieie _een the first of last week. Drains Columnaire ing your hands In poverty, suffer- nearly past it, suca w-nueiiui opportunities as were all need of but WITH ELECTRIC CLOCK AND R TUBESFOR ing distress and suicide In a world grain especially i_c_ tne people ot today, especially some late and po- filled with all the products neces- tatoes will benefit.Haying is practi- w»e youtuot today, ftever has uieie $69.50 a sary tobring comforts andluxuries cally finished. Harvesting is m full Delay! ONLY ueen utne wiieii science waacal- world? Is absurd. swing ling so loudly lor leadership ana to the whole It with fear of snow. Some fall I Your ancestors fought andbled to grain is beingsown now. SOLD IN CARDSTON BY service. The young man or young power- today have the franchise, the most The road crew are workingm our IS COSTLY. DO IT NOW. womanof who is willing to weapon on Earth. Use it a | devote his time and energies ful m midst, Justeast of the gravelled to tne perfectly legal and constitutional highway farm, ;; -j; task has untoldpoasltoiitties await- from the Tom Berry Motors, manner. putting a expect The Cardston ing investigation. m grade and to do Ltd. Ids every Take coinage silver repair ; can the work of Professor Piccard as Demand the free of some work past the Bengry I You buildMachine Sheds and Granaries J but one example. What a wonder- making it legal tender at the ratio and Zubachranches towardHarris- of 16 to 1, which has been very ville. II CheaperNow. V ful prospect to contemplate, that , close the ratio of production for < < some day some youth will succeed to Steve Zubach is employed with ♥❖♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥+4 4..l!... reaching more than 400 years. the Tyler road crew. in theupper stratasphere, Il Best Building Materials Always Stocked by: | — < above the gaasea which travel with Enter Into free trade agreements J. H.Bengry made abusiness ride $ SPECIAL SCHOOL OPENING TWO DAY every will like- the Earth In its revolutions, and with nation that do into the Beazer district Monday < > £. there he can stand still In space wise. last week,having dinner at the H. andlet the earth revolvebelow him These two moves will start the D. Jenkins home with Mr.and Mrs. at the rate of more than 1,000 wheels of commerce, will employ Jenkins, Charles Trelease, George I SHOE SALE an j hour, the Idle, will feed the hungry, will Pratt, B.H. May of Aetna was also j . and then come down thous- CO., put value Into stocks and bonds, a dinner guest there that day. ADVANCE LUMBER LTD ' ands of miles from where he went !*> Offering Misses', Beys' — lands, products, Injure III YARDS AT | Children's — and Youths' Shees Regalar ' up, withouthaving moved from his and soil will Miss Jeanette Hlnman of cards- — — — * X lines, dependable aaalltj- Valaes that webelieve areanbeatable originalposition In space. Professor no one, but will relieve a wor'rl In ton has been re-engaged to teach II CARDSTON WOOLFORD— FAREIIAM HILL SriUNG t See Them. <» MAGRATH and SPRING COULEE I Piccard went better than 10 miles distress. at Harrisville School this coming GLENWOOD apace, H. A. Walter. |GIRLS' AND MISSES'STRAP SLIPPERS: A|t ', into but the one who accom- term. *^^t).4,tt*t**********e********************************<-<-+ patent A4 < plishes Hazel, X This lot is made up— of Strap, also «T |QL7 the next step must go per- The Bengry children, Elsie ♥ kid and calf lines a few pairs of No. t. Jl ■ Mil ! haps 100 miles or more Into space, andRoss visited their grandparents | calf Oxfords included. All sizes up to 2 JLeoJIJ , and then, with his baloon beyond GLENWOOD Mr. andMrs. C. A.Schimpff on Sun Wf the range of the attraction day, August 21st. SOVB' SCHOOL SHOES:
-^BSI BBBBS ~~ HARTLEY BOUNDARY CREEK Complete Shows Saturday : — — — " 2 — i — Night Hartley, Aug. 29th. A very in- Boundary Creek, August 29th. Ist. Show 7 P. M. ~P teresting meeting was held here Mr. and Mrs. Vance visited Friday Travellers Sunday afternoon.StirlingWilliams at Mrs.E.A.Sander's near the Hign Before J^Ms and Bishop and Mrs. Walter Pit- way. Cheques e'.ier were visitors from Cardston. Jack Jesop of Babb spent Sunday Five boysreceived their certificates at iiis father's home here. THURSDAY, of graduation from the Primary, All the parties from the district FRIDAY Winter Pave the viz: Hartley Hinman, Chase Smith, that have been to lake Helen after and /^^Sm Lloyd Woodruff, Dennis Carlson and Huckleberries returned the past — SATURDAY — Cecil Orr. The visiting brethern week all laden heavily. 3 BIG DAYS 3 directed their remarks mainly to Mr.andMrs.Selby havehad their WALTER HUSTON Lloyd Comes! these boys.BishopPitcher came out two grandsons, and Bobby and asgoodascash the purpose of ordaining his Simpson staying with them for a JEAN HARLOW for -m — grandson, Chase Smith to the office few days. can that repair job to the house, or of a deacon. C. Bremner and wife called at You do Katie, Ruth, Walter and Callis James Fidler's last Friday on busi- The barn, or shed, cheaper now than ever before Pitcher accompanied their parents ness. because Our Lower for years here. Erastus Olsen, Aetna was seen m Prices are than Miss Vera Drollinger entertained the district on Friday. past. her Trail Builders class at dinner Robert Selby returned from Mt. on Sunday, also Mr. andMrs. Wal- View Saturday.He and Mrs. Selby ter Pitcher and Children from Card having spent a few days with Mrs. LUMBER CEMENT UME ston. Selby's parents,Mr. and Mrs. Allred. The Y. L. M. I.A. has been re- All Good BuildingMaterial organized. Mrs.-Hulda Cardwell was BEAST chosen asPresident andLeah Jones LEAVITT of the as Ist. councillor. 2nd. Councillor is — not chosen yet. Leavitt, Aug. 29th. Mr. and Some changes have also taken Mrs. Thomas Wilson are enjoying a place m the Primary organization. visit from their daughterand fam- Laura Carlson has been released as ily, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alder from Beaver {Alberta} Lumber Co.Ltd. Drollinger and ' councillor to Vera Weiser, Idaho. Albert is a brother * Lybbert place. many tjjr (y^Ms^v^'m-Jif§ llcy represent cash m a! I Louella has takenher of Mrs. G. E. Cahoon. Their rate.; Hulda, Cardwell was chosen as or- again. T^J^r^- \ J?' /#vTw, countries at current friends welcome them home ganist. Mrs. Ardith Williams returned IOne of the Outstanding Mr. Mrs. Hartley and CITY and Gilbert home Friday night from a trip to IPictures of the year. Maurine, stolen destroyed, daughter Alice Woodruff Weiser. She reports a good time. MATINEE SATURDAY 3 p.m. mpj&/ <&/ '//yy or the and daughter Norma, I is Hulda Card- J. M. Walburger made a business PRICES Sanitary p?s/ A W^\4jM' money refunded. Harvey I REGULAR Low's well and son and Mrs. C. W. trip week 'T — — to Sunburst. Montana last i i' nee V ices: 10 15 25 " Hlnman and twins June and Junior and on the way back he visited m " — ®fjWr at a branches oftins Bar\l{ It\ ni .i Pices: 10 20 —30 \\f returned Monday from a week's out Milk River with relatives. He is now ing m the Delivery Service mountains. working at Spring Coulee. INext Monday and Tuesday VJaTOCCf^y Miss Rolfson of Raymond Is here Leonard Pillingis cutting wheat RoyalBank visiting I nrrciAL attraction PHONE 31 ■2w The her brother Bazle Rolfson for Jack Hendry. 1 FOR LABOR DAY and family. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wilson visited Mr. Lowry of Taylorville a I ANN DVORAK "~W .of Canada was their daughter. Mrs.Sadie Earl just RIBBON TEA * Capital&Reserves $74,155,106 Total Assets over $750,000,000 visitor at church Sunday. husband, I and POTATO CHIPS BLUE Jwf after the death of her 3 for 25* l's 43* Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Orr are the Hyrum Earl. The people of Leavitt I LEE TRACY proud parents of a baby boy. sympathies GREEN PLUME PRUNES BAKINGPOWDER extend their to the re- 5-lb Carton 46£ Blue Ribbon, 3-lb tins 63* Retta Bohne of Glenwood was a latives here, as well as to Mrs. Emi I"THESTRANGELOVE visitor here Sunday, and family. B OFMOLLY LOUVAIN" Mr. and Mrs. Haveloc Smith and The quorum arc- finis- GIFT NIGH MONDAY of, 3rd.Elders' | $ Ivan Livingston Coutts were hing the haying for Mrs. Sadie S DOLLAR SODAS visitors here Sunday. INext Wednesday & Thursday Earl. '< 33c Calgary'sPopular Priced Hotels Dee Oavitt and his mother of Agood time vas had at the dance g CI IUDETTE COLBERT Stavely were guests of the Stan- at Beazer Friday night by the ma- | and fords over Sunday. jority of the Leavitt young people. I FREDERIC MARCH PARAWAX (for Preserving) SALMON,Clover Leaf Sockeye — for Large HOTEL o Mrs. Chas. Olson and daughters 1-lb pkts. 17* tins 36* YORK and spent days Buchanan, Managing Ada Ida a few m HONORAMONG HONEY GRAHAM SODAS BEANS (Navy) — Senator with Mrs. 7-ib EVERYTHING NEWEST Rates $2.00 to $3.00 Director the Lethbrldge Herald, Cardston Vernon Wil- LOVERS 22* for 24* — — of liams. m town (Make a Flapper Pie) Coffee Shop Best Food Lowest Prices was a Cardston visitor on Tuesday While Ada had her week, returning tonsils removed. j : NKXT WEEK END: ALSO OPERATING this from a short Mr. Nephl 1 vacation at Waterton Park. and Mrs. Head and "JERRY and JOAN" » * » family have returned home after) I DEPRESSION NAH! spending \H.?'Kivr m ii M■ m wetmmmMmmmmm 1937 ONE TON CIIEV. TRUCK, their vacation at theII GINGER SNAPS, 5 doz for 15c home of Mrs. Head's parents, Mr. Regis with wide box, new rear tires, re- ";"""♥":«">">":"":■"*-❖❖■{'* St. ":""'.' ►>++*+#♥♥+*-"❖+ Hotel and Cahoon, built motor, guaranteed, everything Mrs. G. E. RATES: $1.00 and $1.50 Weekly and Monthly Rates ,T Preserving m Al shape $250. See The Central Mr. and Mi" ->s. Mecham were GET YOUR PEARS, PEACHES and PLUMS for NOW Ltd. 110. Mt. View visiters Sunday. See Prices in Window Motors Phone Mrs. Mary Williams and infrnt daughter are vislt'ng at her mother, ] SCHOOL Mrs.Mary j Leavltt'shome. Mrs. Cleon Wright was a week end visitor at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Broadbent. j DAYS | Mrs. Store Closed Ail Day Clara Williams is still con- * Why Not Try Pool Elevators? ILA Al IIDI fined to her home. Her leg is still It will only be a week or two t 1^ feeling up * Wednesday to Prepare m the cast but she is well "j- till you will be lining the 111 otherwise. X kids m readiness for school. ■■*■■■■.Mil■ ■■* Ull■ ■ -$. remember that we are IJ and Remark the Stock Mr. and Mrs. DelbertWilliams en- * Just Alberta Pool elevators are now operated under tertained, selling all manner of School f Mrs. Williams parents, .! Supplies at exceptionally public license and are in a position to handle any gro- «^ m Mr. Mrs. T. J. — Inks, +J aaHaRR^HHHH Hi ■ and Wilson and Mr. "\. reasonable prices: wer's and Mrs. Albert Alder last week. J Scribblers, Pencils, Etc. T grain on the open market basis. arecoming daily Mrs. Alder Is a sister of Mrs. Wil- New Goods forward and the balance of this Fire Sale Stock Must The excellent patronage extended to these Pool disposed at liams. |Waterman Pens $1.00 | be of once. elevators during the immediate past crop year, bymany | GUARANTEED I LOCAL and GENERAL growers who werenever members of the Wheat Pool, GET IN ON THIS BEFORE IT'S ALL GONE I is testimony to the favorable reputation enjoyedby thia Use of live decoys m hunting |The Cardston Pharmacy co-operative organization. _ Men Must Wear Pants or Kilts. We havn't Women's and Children's Coats @ HALF water fowl m the province will be I$ got the Kilts; and if you see them flrtt, we prohibited this season. ";" Cardston Si Waterton Lakes are being operated on won'thave the **aiits at these Fire Sale Prices! Laces and Embroideries HALF PHONENO. 3. | The Alberta Pool elevators pay __ An order-in-councll, with this ins 150 Pairs. All Sizes to dispose of. It will „,„,, „, _ „ , „„ .„ , a customers and play Suitse f fto **.150n on sale trnctlon, passed at basis of no discrimination between to get two or three pair. 75* has been the ;..;..-..;..;..;..;..;.."..;.<".;..J..-..-.."..;.>;..-..-.."<."..5.<..j..;. using pant of sizes, Boys' Overalls, and instance of Hon. George Hoadley, equable treatment to all persons it* facilities. Why A Good — Tweed, all belt loops, 75«* 81.00 — " and Cuffs Fire slightly wrinkled, .„, ,. j„„u„.^ minhtor of agriculture, and is m 111 ■— ■ ' a Sale, KtW u„_,„r uu t,„„* i. - °" not give the Pool elevator trial? with water damage, per pair heavy blue denhelm pants .f°r Men line with orders m other provinces 81.50 sale 81.50 Balance of Moleskins, per pair m the Dominion. Arrangements can be made pool any proportion of " 81.50 Cowboy The decoys UNITED GRAIN to or Indian Handkerchiefs to $1.00 use of live m hunting member's wheat that he may desire. Information regarding till* Men's Suits, to $27.50, smoked only, all sizes Damaged 2ew** ' is held to be detrimental to the GROWERS LIMITED 36 to 44 m neat brown or blue hair stripe, ot can be furnished by your Pool agent. Coats, Damaged, conservation of water fowl. Half Price 813.75 Men's Rubber worth double » * » Women's Coats @ HALF PRICE sale 83.95 — H. M. JACKSON SAYS: that A dividend at the rate of five @ Women's MeshSilk Underwear, also Silk Slips this storm which started on Tues- per cent been declared on DRESSES HALF PRICE sale has on Bg