d became Crarforook, B. Dec. 31— Gold" Ball Great messenger clerk. Some fourteen centive put "Green ago. following her and years to continue to The values offered at Duce's in Cardston The A. Duncanhas disposed of "The Pine body two thoughts paper. balls entered his and -iii.illarticles, dishes, pans, and scor* sketch from thc Deseret News accom on Tree" to Mrs. Ackerman of Cardston slightly wounded hife mother. He <">" S, Later, of 10 and IS cent goods are at- panied the winning story "Crack-o' with her high school and Alta., and is leaving in a,few days was so badly injured that the doctor tracting people everyday. Call In. Doom." normal school work completed, sho Calgary. she go- Success when, " for From there is called said it was useless to just north of the Post Office. Woolf Hickman is a native came to Utah where she waa gradu- ing to the coast,, then down to Cali- » " " Zina bother with him as he could not sur of Cardstort, Alberta. Canada, having ated from the state university. As fornia, where she will remain for Perhaps thc most successful M. I. with the subdued lights in the hall vive. However his father would English Horn to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bates been born there shortly after her a teacher of arid dramatics some t.me. She has been veryactive A. party for years was the "Green ar.d the mountain scenery at thc not giveup the idea of his death. He hi Three Hills, Alta., on Jan.4 a son parents, JohnA. and Mary Hyde in the high schools of the state, Mrs. in the Golf Club and is also secre- & Gold" ball given in the Gymnas- background of the stage, the strea- called in tluj Elders of the Church wliich is a grandson to Mrs. and Woolf, began helping with the work Hickman never lost sight of this tary of the Ladies' Curling Club, and ium on Tuesday night, for which mers rising from the lower stage to who administered to him according Mrs. O. E. Bates of Cardston. Her father medium of self-expression. Subse- her departure in " » " of pioneering that place. is mucha regretted by 500 invitations were sent to M. I. A. the curtain above great rays of to his father's request and then if who is today one of the! few surviv quent work done at Berkely and her many frietfds in the city. members and their friends. Young Green and Gold gave an effect of was insisted upon that the doctor One of the most terrible disasters ingUtah Pioneers of 1847, had prev- Stanford encourgaed her and intensi and old, hoy scouts, and bee hive sunset splendor that has never been dress the wounds. A fevballs were n History occured inMon- her desire. Canada's iously with his parents pioneered i.i ficd Mrs. Hickman finds girls up to the joi* advanced Senior accompolished before by our decor- extracted but the most of them he on Jan. 9, Sunday, when 77 with some time amid many as ireal Cache Valley, together William her duties nembers, were present in great num ation committee. Miss Caroline Lee carried t0 his grave. He survived r ranging age 6 to 16 hildreru in from Hyde, whose daughter Mary he la- a homekeeper and mother of three TWO BIG NIGHTS bers. And everybody seemingly had was the chairman of this able group and was indeed a demonstration of and trampled to vears were hurtled ter married. children to gratify this urge. Her a great time. A dainty luncheon and of decorators. Mr. S. W. Low sup the miraculous. This was a severe death the Laurier Palace The- poems appeared when Mrs. Hickman's early life, spent stories and have in a novelty cap worn throughout tha erintended the sending of those 500 handicap physitally— arm* Many child On Jan. 19 and 20 the auditorium both his atre caught fire. of the of Alberta,,under the ocal magazines and newspapers and evening, gave v#iety and spice irritations wh.'ch brought the crow and hands were — Sunday on the prairies at the school will be the sceneof hil both crippled he could ren had gone to the Picture eye of Lariat. making. program, music fm ds. Refreshments were responsible lonegr swing of their ever watchful "Old Chief arity and fun Thd Great to the dance the no an axeor undertake Show without the consent Mountain," the guardian of the plai She is a member of the Chi Delta magic horoscope, which was furnished by the Charlie to Miss Voda Workman and Mrs. the heavy work of the pioneer far parents. Kelso with his ns in that region, replete with the Phi National Literary fraternity. "The days of *49," and the "Bank of Walker Orchestra, includingW. Ro- Lila H.cken. The financial arrange mer, but he had the true hero's spirit romance that attaches itself to ev- Her poem, "A Christmas Idyl," was Monte Carlo" will be there as usual berts, Bill Laidlaw and Harvey An- ments we're handled by Lyle Holland and he never gave up. This injury NOTICE ery pioneqr, filled her with an urge the prize winner in the Christmas in the big 4th Annual Carnivalbeing derson. and Leo Nelson, and to them be- was the cause of his always offer.n« that found expression best through contest of 1924. staged by the A. A. A. of Cardston. Perhaps tg>thing lent more tone longs the credit of such a splendid his left hand for th* proffered shake. High School education or evening costing only 25c per individ- Seeking pursuits A U. F. A. meeting is being held her pen. Her Big prizes for costumes are offered and gayety to the party than the business he soon difficulty of o in ual. general verdict was that good in the Cardston Creamery on Sat* obtained under the and many other bigattractions prom iginal and artistic decorations The. became a salesman and for in we must more more day evening, ISth. at 7:30 o'clock having to spend several months For novelties* and small ware go ise to make thfc year's carnival the Green arttf Gold. The stage particn have and of | Jan. " effect, for these parties. (Caatinaed Page 8) All are invited to attend. Iwasthe hospital. When she was not to Dace's. biggest yet. larly had a very pleasing on THURSDAY,JANUARY^ THECARDSTONNEWS2 By Percival ()ttliritiritt-t t *■»****" I The C ttcitit Christopher $ Mystery Story GESTE" Wren SALE! X Ever Written. "BEAU --ON the j "Or you might put ■" where the fine "That's what makes it so hard for bench, if you are going to come monkey nuts-develop a 19 side by side on a their hand>- Claudia;— have done, if we puis the INSTALMENTNO gentleman and swell mobsmaa .." or would cheek. Very simp'" in their pockets, their pipes in their bolted," Michael. "Cus pouch in your "Don't be an ass, Boldini," said I hadn't said think," 1 suggested FIRST READ THIS consternation upon their of was for you 1 should mouths and stare. "Or at any rate sicand Isobel being out it— it Michael and with a cold "Both rotten ideas," objected Mi- brothers, John, faces! or one us. ." I Three try not to be an ass." she of . is tip. Kang Digby suddenly quieily leave "'Good God!" exclaimed Michael. followed 1 was chael. "Marsupial the Gestc He eyed me speculatively ami ,ln the silence that carry aboiii home in England, following the -Vou unutterable young fool! God sotutd, beside us, garoo's custom. They DISHES their " struck me aware of a close Water,' valuable complied. Master Bodini their young and their money ail theft of the 'Blue a help us!. .. keep where a butress of the wall projec- AT aunt, Lady While Ishook as a gentleman who would need sort of a bag, you know. . sapphire owned by their 1 fell upon them. that ted. Probably a rat or some noctur th.ngs in leav- hand, Digby shook my o- ing in his place. Whatever 1 keep it on Brandon. Michael or "Beau" M.duel's one mil bird; possibly a dog. in fronl. . acccs.-ible. Digbys might it was not going to be wash-Walli, i Digby and finally ther one, and While Ishook be. us," me night and day— es first. Then of offensive familiarity that "Well— it was one of said Mi- believing his brothers Michael shook my head. Then the pouch in a money belt. 1 thought John. John hand was not quite chael, "and we have demonstrated upon the common breeds contempt. I a,U out and bought th> have gone to join the French For- they threw me under impres the fact. overdone it a bit it beforehand twenty long and six certain, but I was thc Wnded "Well, to tell thc truth, I, pers did p.nch " together to the Premier Kstranger. to Sergeant, dark, dirty and depressing, its sole onaly am,, were, you "Who the filthy thitifc the squad oevr a who as it what Digby voicing Or, again, it may merely have been the furniture bcirtg the great wooden might call— fleeing said once more thc came on hoard for purpose. er— from justice" question that I by chance that we found ourselves Sergeant guard bed bejfore mentioned (which fleas," had asked myself a The called the roll of our "Three observed he, break- As we "fell iu" to march to the names, simply a huge innocent of thousand times. ascertained that we could was shelf ing a long silence. in for covering, "1 did," said Michael. the half detailed Sid-bel-Abbas "form squares," "form two deep" and mattress or ott which a "D.d you bring the 'Blue Watet' station, "Then why the devil you Iand St. Andre stood behind turn, right correctly, and score or so of men could lie side by with you dont put left and John?" asked Digby. ,t M.ehael Digby, while Boldini side), a heap of evil looking brown back?" asked Digby. and then marched us ashore. "No," Isaid. an Knglisb-speakirig Swiss, nam- Buy in a corner, acouple of "Careless," 100 late now," said Michael. Be and For all Your Meals "I am in Africa I" said I to myself iblankets aud remarked Digby. sides, ed Maris, stood Hank and benches. place would have dis- I want to lie low and then behind as wc tramped through the wide The "Did you bring it,Beau?" I asked Buddy, who Michael graced prison as a common sell it for thirty thousand pounds, were next to clean streets of thq European-look- a if used "Yes answered Michael. and Digby. Thus, when cell. five years hence ; invest the money we formed ing little town. "Careful," commended Digby. fours, by aj'.il in various sound things, brothers and I St. An- Co., However us and have Trading a street of Boldini assured that you bring it you too, Groceries Down flat-roofed hous "Did with made "four," and Hank, Bud- Cardston an income of dre one marched, things would be quite different at enquired. fifteen hundred ic two es we were and across the Dig?" I dy, Boilini and Maris the "four" be- depot at or Sidi-bel-Abba? thousand a year, for life. .Live like broad place, stared at by half-naked —the Saida "Never travel without it" was tho hind us. Every purchase must satisfy—Every delivery promise negroes, Arabs, and Iassumed that to bej differ- reply. uncle Hector— sport, hunting, travel, burnous-clad French big game Th.s Maris scemc,n an exeelent pe- kept—and things soldiers, ent must be better, for they couldn't shooting, fat in town, must be good alwa> s! ordinary European civilians "I suppose one of us three has got clubs." snn. He had been a traveling valet and promenading be worse. it," I wearily. ladies and officers said "On and courier, and had all the exper- Green Foods, Vegetables, Catsups, On through wide to Our evening meal was the now "Two of us," uncle Hector's money?" J more streets fam corrected Digby. said. ience, address, linguistic knowledge, narrow slums and alleys we went, iliar soupe and bread, and Boldini "Oh, yes, its right," Jams, Pickles, Canned Goods here all said "Double the joy it, and general ability to be expected of till at length the town was told us that the unvarying African Michael. "What gool of what?" re- behind would be the pied Michael. \ person who could earn his living us and the desert in front. daily ration was half a pound of of our being here if it were not?" capacity. him- ' "Futiny thing that," put in Digby .n that He attached For an hour or more we marched meat and three sous worth worth oi "Bring usup to date about things, to he liked Eng- Phone Your Order to 169 "It's just what I'm going to self us because the by a fine road across the desert, up vegetables served a.s stew, a pound he added. "How's everybody do— was, observed, bear- except that Ifind lish, and as he naiv<»ly the sandstone hills on to the cliff- and a half of bread, half ani ounce ing up?" one cant get more than twenty thousand, "fond of gentlemen." He was a smil- top, until we came in sight of anold of coffee,, and half an ounce of su- Itold them my and I'm going the details of e- to put it ing, pleasant fellow of agrecabb and ugly building another obsolete gar. He said it was nourishing and vasion; of into a South Sea Island attractive; how Ihad declined an in plantation and manners and appearance. Fort St. Jean which Boldini said sufficient but deadly monotonous, tervicw an Island trading with Aunt Patricia; of how concern. At Oran station wc entrained in was Fort. St. Therese and our pres- and as to the latter, I was prepared the shock of somebody's disgraceful Have the best schooner in the Islands, and be my own supercar about the poorest and slowest con- Trading ent to believe him. The prospect of behavjor had too Cardston Co. destination. been much for the veyance ever by steam. This The go. Every third year come home and drawn Into the courtyard of this barrack two meals per day, and those etern- Chaplain's healthI of the respective specimen of the West Algerian Rail- hostelry undeviating similar, live the gay life on my twenty per Free Delivery. Limited Phone 169 we marched and here the ally and setem- attitudes of Claudia and Isobel. way Company's rolling-stock mad'' of uncxhiliarating cent profits. Ireckon to make about roll our names was again called, ed and Isaid so. "It is rough on Claudia," said Mi- its way from Oran to Sidi-bel-Abbes Use Our Rest Room this time by a "One gets used to it" said Boldini, chael, "and, in four thousand a yejar. Yes. .Mar- sous-officer. All were a different way, on quesas, Apia, . at an average rate nf ten miles an present arid correct 1 goods just as one gets to eternally the poor Chaplain." Honolulu, Tahiti, Pa- novelty of the were used old pceti, Kanaskas, copra, hour, and in spite of the delivered and we were to washing with soap and water. If way surf" riding, directed "And in a different on Aunt Robert Louis the scenery and of the population nf break offf and follow our Sergeant you are content to wash daily with Patricia,' I observed. Stevenson. . grew very are you going the wayside stations, wc Miss Zelda Phipps returned nn Sat Mr. and Mrs. T. VV. Duce mad to a barrack-room. soap and water you can be content "Thirty pounds," "What to do with thousand mused the 'Blue Water weary of it. nrrlay from Calgary where she spent hurried trip to Lethbridge on Ti I went him, to daily on soupe Digby. price) meanwhile?" I ask- As in behind with feed and bread. .. "What dear Uncle ed humoring lie ("hr.stmas holidays. day this week by motor. Boldini and the Germany Glock, be- Or do you occasionally wash wit'i Hector, when she breaks it to him' the humorists. (TO BE CONTINUED) » " " " " " me, "Always carry it about with mc," hind a well known voiceremark- champayne and a slice of cake— or He'll go mad and bite her." Implement Co. arc Mrs. Ada Ilaxtcr Friday ; — said Digby. "If Iget an eye knock- The ice harvest is now in full The Cardston spent ed. hot tea and a lump of coal as a "Doesn't bear thinkirtg of" said I. uoing nut of Crockery Saturday in Magrath ed ont Ishall wear it in the empty swing. In addition to supplying lo the business with her "Enter the Third Robber." It was change from thc eternal water and "Deuced lucky young Gussie ter who for boy. of cars ar.- There is an opportunity for sonic Mrs. Wanda Mcldrtim is Digby*s. ? socket. Blue eyed .Good idea cal merchants a number 1 soap that Isobel was able to clear him," outside points. cheap buys in dishes thcre just now* w th pneumonia. Michael and Digby were sitting "Of course," he added impudently. mused Digby. that." bcing shipped to 13, 1927 3 THURSDAV. JANUARY THECARDSTONNEWS "THE CATS PAJAMAS" Theatre THE CATS PAJAMAS ADS The Palace Hailed by crimes as "the ideal jCLASsiflED Hetty liroiison picture," Parainount's of Monday, Jan. 17th. "Tin- Cat's Pajamas," which comes to the Palace Theatre next Monday and Week Something? Tuesday might also be called the Have YouLest Tuesday "ideal Kicardo Cortcz picture." A Want ad. will find it j; Monday and has young Never this popular ac- ! Have You Something to Sellf \! tor appeared to better advantage '< B tty Bronson and R cardo Cortrz in \ ', A Want ad will Sell it. > than in this fltm, in which he is co- ' starred w.th Betty Bronson. It is a JI Have Vou Something to Trade ,| delightful tale of love, humor and ,| {',' A want ad. will help make the "The Cats Pajamas" adventure which was especially writ < trade. J [ tin for the screen by Ernest Vajda. gay, *=\\ if' comtdy mnikii the reiurn of lhe grand "The Cat's Pajamas," from the A intriguing man, Thi * c!( n l\iIt r's. to th<- rcrt'i n t.me its title is thrown/ on old screen, until thc last show 4| tlie flicker iii Miss delightful Admission 35c. k Bronson's cat ICaZZtf < " fading into the distance with a brood !!and let "The News" Want-ad be , of kittens is as good entertainment )[ your servant. ! is anything shown here in recent Wednesday Only months. It has all fthe elements (OLD FOLKS NIGHT) norie-goers like— love, romance, ad- FLORISTS venture, thrills, magnificent and pic- — you for turesque settings, pathos, and the When want better flowers sprays and wonderful element of "dreams come less money, funeral wreaths, phone Trading Little Irish Girl" true." the Cardston "The Company. They are agents for The supporting cast includes thai Lethbridge's Largest Costello and Harron. man, Roberts, Frache Bros.^ with Don John iiraiwl old Theodore Leading Florists. Admission 35c. ind the charming lily of France, Ar- and lette Marchal. William Wellman is FOR SALE— A quantity of 2", i" lhe director. and 4" belting. Inquire at Cardstau Thursday,Friday and Saturday News Office. Rudolph Valentino in THE LITTLE IRISH GIRL IAnnouncing New Arrivals SKATES SHARPENED— We have ■nstalled a new and up-to-date skate Dolores Costcllo, who skyrocket- grinder. We can grind your skates "THE ed to stardom after her screen debut while you wait, day or night and do as thc leading woman of John Bar it right, rymorc .n "The Scfi Beast," will beI More Point Blankets i Second Hand Store. seen in her new Warnfcr Bros, pic- — Grey— supply blankets in ture, Girl", at the Useful tht Yssr Round We can now these famous keys. "The Little Irish I Camel FOUND— A bunch of Owner the Palace Theatre next Wed. only. 3 point: Red-3 point; Colored stripes-3and 3MPo»nt: may have same by calling ac News Son of I andW/2 "The Little Irish Girl" is founded (Brown)-3^ and 4 point; White-3Hpoint; RoyalBlue— 3point. Office and paying for this ad. on C. D. Lancaster's story, "TheH Griftcfs" meaning crooks who arc j FOUND— a bunch of keys in front a sort of cross between grafters and lof Cardston Cafe. Owner can obtain I'. fters. Thc Irish girl is one whose Isame by paying for this ad. till Sheik" exploited by FLOOR COVERINGS conic-hither looks are I Banky. a gang of city grifters who are op- \FOR SALE—-, pure bred Hoistein with Vilma erating in a small country town. The Congoleum by the yard.— You'll like the new IBull-2 year old. $60 cash or trade. Earl, Admission 45c. story is a mystery-comedy of ruralI"^-TlttrWW the 6 ft. width. Hyrum Phone RllO7 wit matched against city shtkness. [Hfil-wrMSbi Brown patternin byIm4m\\\Wmh. reg- Matinee Saturday, 2t30 p. m. The screen version was written FOR SALE— Oi« well-bred— Darryl Francis Zanuck, and the pro L*no>eum More patterns that are fast sellers. istered Berkshire boar Cheap. duction was directed by Roy Del iraM^^^i R. Dawson, Phone R 1004 IHF^^ Equai tO, or better than Mail order prices J. Ruth. Thc cast includes John Har■bus kBsT I 4J13 ron, Mathew Betz, Lee Moran, Ger- Less Freight,and in a wider choice. trude Claire, Joseph Dowli'ng, Dot II HSBI FOUND— An automobile chain- Farley and Henry Barrows. ICall at News Office. Neglect Don't FOR SALE—— A 5 roomed house— ATHLETIC RUDY AS semi-modern within a block oi OF THE SHEIK"I NOTIONS MainStreet. Worth $3,000. Now of "THE SON FancyDress and CoatButtonsof alldescriptions in the newest col- fered for $2,000. Barn, Garage, Cow produced IButtons— Stable, Cellar, Big lot with The COW Starring in a lavishly se- orsand modes. An idealselection for trimmingand utility. Root quel to the screen story whichH Raspberries,— Strawberries and Trees brought hitn his greatest fame, Rud D.M. C— the famous FrenchEmbroidery Cotton.— Complete new Stock. planted. Apply at Nejws Office. 1927, your income will olph Valcr.t.no comes to the PalaceI During and Theatre. Thursday, Friday and Sat- LAND WANTED— to rent 2or 3 urday, Jan.20,21 and 22in the picture quarter sections from 1 to 5 years, never fail. which metropolitan critics have hail- Clearance Specials or will plow or do other work with greatest. I More my outfit on wage basis. Good out- ed as his Sheik," finish colored plaids in — fully efluipped. Can furnish re- It is the "Sou of The a Plaid Blankets— Big doublesize,soft flannelette fit fiery, love-mad opus of the desert,B $3.75 value, Clearing at,per pair 89 ferences as to quality of work done. Prosperity." Love, Rose, Pink,Helio; a S3 your arrangements now by The Cow is the Mother of with Vilma Banky, Montague I Make variety of designsto I06 writing Smith, Champion or Karl Dane, George Fawcett, Bull Famous PendletonWoolShawls in a SI Fred Montana, Ayres I call at News Office for further par- Agnes and other mixtures and heavyall wools 0345 to 81195 noted players supporting Valentino. IAuto Rugs ticulars. IJH Love,life and adventureare not sug- -Everyone Special Rugs Small Room Rugs- fears a improved in this screen version of Hearth and FOR SALE— SOO bu. ar-coated H $1.50 [he the E. M. Hull romance; instead of Tag this month. Winter Wheat at bu. 25 per CREAMERY accord.ng IPrice cent with order balance when you CARDSTON the makers of the picture, Wiltons, get thc wheat. Phone or write Roy Mgr. to reports, have given the. original IIncluded are S. W. LOW— __mmm^ooatia Hartman, agent Pacific twentieth century sticik a vehicle /^Nn^\ -P^ of Alberta permeated with realism and replete Gram Co. Raley. If this wheat is not war-ted I will ship it out in 30 with daring situations and thrills. Flock, Valntino docs many things other days. Order at once. H. J. than make love and ride Arabian owner. 3J27 steeds in "The Son of the Sheik." He rescues pretty girls from the APPLICATION FOR LEASE OF backs of runaway horses, leaps from ROAD ALLOWANCE OR balconies onto swinging chandeliers, SURVEYED HIGHWAY battles desert brigands with sword, pistol and fists— ini short, the sheik, Notice is hereby given that Alex or rather, "The Son of the Sheik," is Glelin of Cardston has made appli- mixing athletics with his amours. cation to the Minister of Public Photoplay-goers who witness the Works, Edmonton, for a lease of the return of Valentino to the desert following road allowance or survey viz., lover role will sec him in a story ed h.ghwvy, adjoining South has been widely praised as Boundary of S. E» % Sec. 6, Tp. 3, which j 25, authentic by world travellers famil- Rg. W. 4th. Mer. against granting iar with picturdsque Algiers. for January Any protest the Portraying impulsive son ■of Discounted of the above mentioiled lease must the "The Sheik," a powerful desert ruler, idress, Pure be forwarded to the: Minister of Rudolph falls in love wJth a -dancer Overcoats, Wool Sox for both work an Public Works, Edmonton, within IMen's thirty days (Vilma Banky,) daughter of a rene- overs, Woolen Underwear, from the date of this gade Frenchman. She is the chief Wool Sweaters and Pull notice. H Cardston, attractlot- of a travelling hand of and ascore of other articles. Dated at '" mountebanks, who resent the atten- Alex Glenn ( Applicant tions paid the girl by the rich young Jan 10, 1927. sheik and lure the youth to torture Pay You to Finish Your otic n.ght when he goes to keepIa It Will A photo appears in last week's tryst. Buying issue of the Deseret News of Mr. Finally rescued by his own hench-H Winter Now! ami Mrs. E. A. Purnell who cele- niciH he believes the dancer has trick brated their golden wedding Jan Ist. ed hitn. and he burns for revenge. Mr. and Mrs. Purnell were residents The disappointed lover's first step is of the Cardston and Woolford Dis to kidnapthe girl. From then on the tricts for over 18 years. They arc story unfolds to the sensational de- now residing in Salt Lake. rmicnient. Limited Considinc, Laidlaw's John VV. Jr., producedI ■»»■>■>+»»♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥»♥♥; NANTON Jowi w.gonsimnc.Jr.» lV^\ y^r^ "The Son of the Sheik" for United I CARDSTON and George P. O.Drover K forget we pay j Artists. Fitzmaurice direct- Phone.4 Don't ed the Valentino film. ■ TOP PRICES ' Rudolph o for 25§? know selling I Did you we were HIDES $18.5(1 Carpet Sweepers for $4.95. There are only 3 sewing machines 22.50 Simmons Beds for 14.95. Implement Co. Family Buy a left at the Cardston 1 $ 2/50 tables for 19.95. For all the No wonder, for they are selling $"." I OUR Valentino- $47.50 Vanity $34.75. $50 tables for ' HEINTZMAN PIANO sewing machines* there for each $55.00 Dressers for $39.75. this week. I Fresh Meats $12.00 Mattresses for $9.85. tone,artistic appearance, permanent construction. " " " t are the bestin theland. $75.00 Davenettes for $49.75. Beautiful yourpiano personally from our Enff in about U\u have less creditors, there is something mighty Wc were sorry to hear of Mr. H. thc stockyard today, one become tense but grau A. T. for Hill- and afternooiii services. There were weeks. ,s by foreigner! dishonorable about the whole trans- C. Jacobs our teacher as being sick HENSON Spring one They anxiety still held all and for Glenwood. an unusual number and old Mrs. A. A. Neville while at Leth there, action, and that man's religious act- He was unable to teach school to- Teacherof Pianoforteand Theory are for loading sheep hogs present, and on to and young felt the time had bridge had her imisils " " " ivities appear in a false light, and day. We hope he wil soon be well Pupils preparedfor Royal Academy and the cars. that removed been profitably spent. While there she will visit a few Deputy Attorney-General his words are as "sounding brass again. Royal College of MusicExaminations. "Civil Service" R. A and tinklingcymbals." or "Old R. F. D." Under the direction of the Wont' days wiili her sister Mrs. J. T. Bur- Sm th, formerly of Lethbridge, hii Phone. 97 Cardaton, Alta. au American drama in three acts an's Institute a New Year's pound rill. Iresigned his position in Edmontoi (3 doori south overLees Creek bridge) was played Friday night by tli-: party was given for Mr. and Mrs. A shower was givei.by Mrs. L. A. He was present at the Adzik affair KIMBALL .Sunday School Amateur Troop. This very in A. Laycock. A pleasant after- Findlay compl.incut lo Mrs. Fred ■nn New Vear's Eve, is noi HOW TO GET BAD BUSINESS (From our own correspondent) was coached by Mr. Errnest Law, which M. noon was spent at their home. The Neville Jr. Many pretty and useful bring .nvcstigati'd by the Polict Kimball, Jan. 12—There has been and was for the purpose of a Juvcn programe songs, gifts were given. A If you want bad business prepare I consisted of speech dainty lunch was Department. considerable social activity in the Decorating ile dr.'ve. It created lots of fun aud sayings. served. " " " a little speech about hard times and Interior es aud odd At thc close of I "burg" since the last budget was de merriment for the audience. The lo every the party a dainty lunch was served. Mrs. 11. 11. Hansen ai.d family The first 01 recite it person that comes livered. Dances, entertainments, and High Class Artistic Work, also hinting tickets were $1.50 for each family of scries of lectures along. Tell everybody how hard tim Many sent tjifts who were not who Were visiting u.lh Mr. and Mrs 1 "Hi-roes of Science" was dcl.vcrd house parties for old ancl young have which entitled them to the evening's of 11. A. lion,'. es are. Hang crepe on your door. (InteriorandExterior) and Kalsomining. members the Institute. Mrs. anil Kenly returned to her 111 the Stake Tabernacle last Sundaj been numerous. M.'any pleasant eUertaintnent and one year's sub Put map of m.'sery on your M r.Laycock wish all to know that a'. Twin Unite Wednesday. light. The first was li the face. times attended the holidays and an Show Cards Signs scription to the Juvenile. 30 sub- kVturer N. Express doubt about the future, pour & the.r thoughtfulness is appreciated J. 11. Gold who has been ill witli Tanner of Hill Spring. It is exptt enjoyable winter, socially, is expec you want a good job scriptions were secured— :3sc was on every movement to When of the The Merlyn Walker musicians Bronchitis, ,'s improving. ot cold water ted from the outline of the actrvitie? painting or high class decorating general admission. ted that about 20 these lectures build up the community. Magnify 41. Our long gave a danciitg party Tuesday even- Misses Belva and Afton I'arrish will be given during next sis in course of preparation. donecall Phone ex- the your own troubles and the evils of perience in pleasing particular The Cast ing. and Alma I'arrish returned W'edius months. It is an opportunity fot " A number of local men departed people guarantees that our Old R. 1-". I)., A mystery— day the day, and tell how "nice1 you try work Victor The home Orchestra gave a dance- morning to Raymond and school. all to become acquainted with tl" for thc timber on Monday tnori|ing will please you Hatch. Friday to be to people and how "rough" evening, which was poorly Miss Delia Findlay w.ll continue mi Istanding men of the to secure some of thc wood which The Inspector— of science! they treat you. your opposi- William Sommer- attended. However they intend lc (irade XII studies at Cardston. past and Knock reported to more John Vensel the present. tion, worst earth, is be accessible feldt. the sinner on thefl— than for years. Several loads have (Painter At Decorator) Cardston. The go down to and jump Post Master— Owen Bohne. the river in. been taken previously and is Exchange. out it Thr young motley order clerk—Ed- thc intention of some of thc men to win Law. — o do considerable work in the course The Mailing Clerk Lloyd Burgess of thc winter. The Country boy— Byam The man who is his Kenneth coittented with Mr. and Mrs. George Ady and fam "Octava, Post Master's daughter- usually lets it. I lot "weeds" " flourish in [ily of Montana visited at the home BLACK and WHITE lyortense Lybbert. of Mrs. Ady's mother Mrs. J. M. BARBER SHOP A Hired Girl— Jtfnnic Law. They gave Socrates hemlock to Dunn during Xmas and the follow- A drink. Moonshine hadn't been in- and Collector— Retta Bohne ing week. George returned to Bar- The plucky stamp clerk— vented then. BEAUTY PARLOR Ethel Pa- " a " onslast week to prepare a residence ckard. there as a transfer. Mrs. Ady left Mr. Hatch did well When the train is coming, with thc Old the driv- on Monday to join her husband. Sport HeadquartcrM R. F. D. drawingsympathy laugh er over thi and who tries to beat it Tom Erickson visited friends in ter from thc audience. crossing is going. village " * * the over the week end. C B. Cheesmnn The ladies parts were well cast, Mrs. Barnes of Corbiti visited Proprietor and never to please. Many he has failed Special a man thinks in in- with Mrs. Mary Roy last week re- m ght be spiration to work, mention made of Jennie as longas it is not turning on Saturday. Mrs. Roy ac- Law. make-up the kind that produces perspiration. Her and delivery ere " " " companied her back home. ated merriment the whole evening. P.ldon thc small son of Marli'i is an get sterling PIANO TUNING This excellent plan to Anothet instance of in- Bennett accidentally put a pop corn subscriptions verse is the for the magaz.hc which ratio sense some men kernel in one of his nostrils three Expert Tuning, Regulating. every family iu their the ward should ,f put into business and their love weeks ago. While not proving scr and Voicingdone at take, as it contains the - letters. lesson text " " " ions, medical aid was necessary to MODERATE PRICES for the year's Sunday School classes hadsaved remove it last week. we Turning wheels, Phone 15!) or drop a Postcard to Mr. A. Johnson's wife and family a corner on two Vaughn Bros, rlisposed of two car of three children driving with one hand and burning Waaks, arrived here Fri- loads of beef to Mr. Harry Grow C. R. Cardston. daj night, 7 tip a boulevard are things that no one Jan. from Indian Head. on Saturday. This practically clean days *ias more than certain Saskatchewan. For a few the done a number thc district of availblc beef cattle guests and jf tunes. of Mr. Mrs. Max Ehlert this seson. They are moving into their new The Geographical Society are home Monday. holding Mr. Johnson is the a social on Friday evening employ of the Ogilvie Co., IF ADVERTISING STOPPED BREAD Elevator for the married people of the dis- the buyer at Glenwood. trict. Buy tht Best madeby Bishop John Bennett of Kimball i pAILURES console themselves withthe "What be reaction would the upon Under 1b (direction of the M. I. has sold KO acre,s of his land here to :he living advertising excuse of "if." "IfIdid that, or if I cost of if ceas- A. the Green and Gold Ball will be Mr. Moseman. This land is two ed and its beiteficient force wen* staged on Friday 21st of January. miles from town. did this— ." When the time comes that stopped ?" This question, asked by Details of the evening's entertain- Jan. 9th, the Athletic Associatio-1 U»»^> he Fourth Estate, provides much being Km? you want tobuy a home, ment are worked out this week Cathross Bakery was permantly organized with Dew- an auiomobile. iood for rumination. CARDSTON ie Leavitt President, Orlando Rich, send the children tocollegeor take a long Itis an interesting conjecture. Ad Vice President, Ivan Nelson tertising place Secre- IS largely takes the of CITIZENS OF BANFF BACK C.Swen end J.Jones,Pnps. tary. Directors: Sam Harker, L. L. i] trip you don't want tosay,"We could do jersor.hl selling effort, which is very POWER PROJECT Brown and Grovcr Thomas. These nuch ji ".l^" more expensive. officers were elected for on year. rr A California editor cogitating on One hundred and thirty-seven citi- nostlie ij SAVE, the possibility oi a cessation of ad- zens and business men of Banff have Cook'sReguiatuifCompound o SAVE REGUL4RLY! Save vertising says: forwarded a document recording eafe, a definite goal. ______Mtsmmm A reliable eeialetiaf Get the habit1 to j toward And when the "It would mean that our railroad theit stand in favor of the mmmWSammßm. mrdieinr. Bold in tlirin dc- Go Duces for 11 Spray «r«» cf Btrcngth— No. 1, 11; your " " ,3; - - * ' knick-knacks. you tocarry trains would be thronged with sales- Lakes power project being carried n< 2 < No 3 5 ">" bo1 timecomes for out what you mtmmßmTsrW Sold by nil clnißniata, or teat a a a men whdsc homeward to comlpetion, to Mayor G. ErSi receipt bound mail H. Web- mm prepaid on ot pric*. Mr. and Taylor Heningc planned todo, YOU'LL DO IT. would carry fewer orders, ster of Calgary. The Mmr% fir Fri'c pampMct. Addreas: Mrs. J. Hannifipeo all of communication W -Mir* THCCOOKMCCMCINtCO.. were Raymond visitors this week. smaller volume than now. is being forwarded by the mayor to Y t_V TmHT«,«lT.(FcrinerlyWindior| " " " SAVE. SAVE And "Distribution upon the present Hon. Chas. Stewart, REGULARLY. minister of thc Mrs. Louis Alston, andMrs. scale would be impossible. Manu- interior. Mr. save at this bank where the service is RAYMOND LOOKS FORWARD Jas. Meldrum arid Alex Monagan facturing would fall off, with a con The signatures on the document friendly. Start the year rightby opening merchants, were also Cardston visitors last sequent decrease in labor demand. represent hotel proprie- Now that Christinas and New week. — would find their business tors, transportation companies a Savings account here Jdbbers and Year's are past (thank Heavenl) we a a a NOW. proportionately limited. practically every Retailers business carried on can look forward to -a number of J. early li would make fewer and slower turn- mountain resort M. Workman returned in in the situated in fast games of basketball, a few good thc week to overs. Prices of all the national from an official visit commodities park. The citizens plays by folks we all know, and no thc oil field in Montana where he would take a rfse that would make have no fear that the development more than war prices and four dances a week. The and several other Cardston men have ante-war prices seem of thc Spray Lakes project will have above all entertaining, low by comparison." events will be heavy oil interests. a detrimental effect on the scenic wholesome, and they have a rightful " " ♥ beauty of the park, Co, but state that place in our community life. But Magrath v.isitors to Cardston last Cardston Loan "for reasons many bankers TRADE WITH THE MER- so obvi'ous the next really big event will be week included Mr. Asa Briggs, Mrs. that it is unnecessary to state them when red, red Savings Deposits CHANTS WHO ADVERTISE the robin co-.nes a bob- Geo. A. Hacking and Mr. Ried Hack 5% Interest Paid on here," they favor its immediate com bob-bobbin'— back to stay for thc ing who leaves this week for the IN THIS PAPER jletion. sprir.gl Raymond Recorder. Mexican Mfssion. 13, 1927 THE CARDSTON ****** Di,^Newspaper !Ti■HU^SPAVJ^UARY NEWS The 5 BUSINESS CARDS DO YOUKNOW? 01What Is Air Composed ECI AL !SPEND | Ordinary air is about 20 parts ox- SP WtsNOW Mr. Farmer and Rancher ygen gas, 80 pArts nitrogen gas; also Banker | THE WINTER | contains small amounts of other [ investment gases and more or less moisture. 281 1895 Phone |Sightseeing ! Iam in the Market to Buy These gases are not chemically coin-— Lb. bir.sed, hut simply together $6.50 mixed I ON THE % as distinct as so many grains oi ■TTnewton Hogs,CattleorSheep wheat and corn mingled together in a ton for Double Screened Lump Coal. ■(ITRACTOR and BUILDEF measure. at any time. j The oxygen is essential to com- V practical Draftsman Pacific! bustion also absolutely necessary to 157 Full Market Value Paid susta.n life. The principal function Imperial Coal, Wood, Oil, flour and Feed. I157 PHONE of the other gas (nitrogen) seems to | be to dilute! the oxygen which would Robin Hood and Ellison'sBest Flour and Sod Portrait Studio i Coast ohterwise be too strong. Second CuttingBaled Alfalfa Kit - Does, and Press I at VANCOUVER | C. RABY j How High Tbe Air Extend OATS BRAN SHORTS ■^Commercial As or airpane photographers | VICTORIA we rise in aballoon I | Licensed and Bonded Livestock. Dealer or climb a mountafnside the air con- Your Films toUs !stantly gets thinner. Half the air IMail * 1004— (ithSt. S. Lethbridge. Phone 2322 IPictureFraming Z is within four miles of the, earth. City Produce Co. Z "Canada's Evergreen At 20 miles 100 times Coal & Kind*of MouldinginStock. % the air is IAH at sea level. L.R.Duce Phone S.O. Low 214 Playground" thinner than Small I Phone I t\ Local Representative balloons containing only automatic Phone 56 125 Phone 27 recording instruments ha,ve reached mmmmmmmmmMmMmmmmmmMMmmmßßßßßmßßßßßßmmmmmmmmm * thirty miles. We ki^O"w by light FLETT * Fine Motor Roads i T. Ottewell made by FwT * 1 W. streaks the so-called "shoo* Heating Golfand Other Outdoor 168 PHONE 168 ing stars'' that the air reaches a: mmmmmmßmmeHememiameamra.rm^mmenemmmmwmmmwmmmMmMmMmMm IPlumbing and % %\ least 40 or 50 miles . At 50 m.'lcs 4 Sports to Enjoy .;. Money advanced on Livestock at any time the air is so extremely thin that it Phone 71 usually given height. Il ■Res. livery. is as its is for fu'.ure dt not likely there .s a uniform upper boundary to the air, but that it grad- THE LEE Co. ually gets thinner until it disappe.rs Low entirely and nothing remains but and Embalmers I empty space. ldertakirs PHONE 55 How Far Abovd Sea Level Can Lite i Exist? | Excursion % Do You Know? II Practicnlly all life is below the Veterinary i. "!* i four-mile level. Thc highest point '. Y to can fly — i; you $$ $ worth of goodsnot inuse such as which bird is five miles. PARKER That have |The Condor, the mightiest bird describes Our Meats Dr. J. E. wing, l;as seen soarfng Fares 1 a been above you can eat--meats you really enjoy. RllO5 Furniture, Machinery, .the summit of the Andes at analtitud JLfEATS Phone Shoes, Clothing, !of five miles. birds and ; Tickets on Sale % I Small in- Temptingly fresh find tasty, ju cy and tender. J j f sects up by airplanes [ and many o her articles which carried and or roast— THKN you'll be a steady cus- IJan. 11, 13, IS. 20, 2", |j J balloons, drop over insensible at two Try a steak Show Cards or three miles. greatest height S would be glad to buy The tomer of ours! - | Feb. 1 and [ Others |climbed by a mountaineer is five SIGNS BANNERS t *f 5 Return Limit ji; and pay areasonable price too. t miles, where breathing was founts J very difficult. Man has risen in an up you youde- A.T. HENSON t April loth, 1927 j Beware: These goods willstand befo-e when f airplane to about sevenand one half f \ thc Pearly and condemn you for not * . sire to enter Gates miles. It is necessary to carry oxy- Quality Phone97 people they todo The Market i letting them do thepood to weremade J gen gas to I— !I * avoid great physical suf- | Choice Two § Don't be a Dog in the Manger! fering at these extreme heights. A of J Gather up al! these goods ami bring them t> us. We can sell * How Do We Hear Ithe Robins Dolt!' I weekly I Daily Trains I] them for vou We hold % Just ins.de the car is the ear Irum slogan a very thin clastic membrane strerh- als mure and more thc o' VIA ed the open-.n^, people of Cardstoii and district I t\ across car similar WHY A STAR? AUCTION SALES \| to a drum head. Sound waves in 1 Indisputable of Supremacy There's a reason. \ furthernolice the air strike against the ear drum Star Points Railway I Every Saturday Afternoon until jj > Canadian Pacific J and cause it to vibrate back and better way to bring your goods we will calland get J Roll. i«, I'ailor Shop docs \ Have the Ticket Agent tell I If you have no ', fortb very rapidly. Directly bad: noiseless, smooth, % J Powerful Red Seal Continental 1.-head Motor— irk, work,and you nevct J j! themif you willletus know. touching set prompter T you moreabout this % !" J] of and the car drum is a beyond belief. id to worry about your apearanc 1 of three small, loosely-connected enclosed and easily adjustable valve lifter arrangement. if you Wonder Winter Trip |: bones, which pass thc vibrations of Silent . Silent Chain timing gear drive. ■LET THE ROBINS DO ITt" I* ', the ear drum onward to a little bag More ' Trotibleproo Water Pump set on rear of t\i or sac, that is filled with a liquid Adjustable Fan and f " astonishingly cooling system. Just Arrived, A Sh.pment Of substance and sets this liquid into Motor, assuring an efficient | cubular McCord Mart motion. The ends of the nerves of Non-frcczible radiator. GOOD ENGLISH CORDUROY I Second Hand Auction . ) hearing arc embedded in this bag' Full force oiling system to nil crankshaft, conne'eting rod and cam- ■ driven oil - " Try it Manager, j and spread out itito the liquid where shaft bearings and to timing gears. Silent Rear pump. Repairing T. haw Auctioneer and * on, leaning Pressing ||I J. S i they perceive car- The and you ever put your foot con- ' thc vibrations and simplest sniothest clutch ry the sense of sound> or hearing to nected to cushioned universal jo.tits to transmission. Today » man- f the brain. Tillitson carburetor— economical, simple— attached to hot-spot difference between I ', What Is Audio Frequency ifold. ie TailoringCo The nGfc ( joints Robin's mod and almost " good Aai ; l Variations in the rapidity of the Hotchkiss ilr.Vc to rear axle through Spicer universal and Radio islike tliedifference Jrr, | We Appreciate t a.'r waves hitting thc ear drum give Timken adjustable roller bearings. J axles, disassembling betweena watchthat keeps 0 %fl I and thank our manv 30 day Customers, and noapologies to .I. the different sounds. The lowest Heavy rear removable without differential ; l sounds are caused hy vibrations as housing adjustable through Timken hearing at outside end. J. C. SHAW time and a watch that # , P our Strictly Cash orCO.D. terms. The eliminationof . and | 20 per High Adjust- runs. " f slow as second. shrill Locomotive type shoe brakes. S. tuple yet very efficient. merely Collection Trouble will enable us togive you that little high PLASTERING 5'S I Isounds have vibrations as as ment can lie made ,'n a few minu: cs. Only thebest Radio in- # , || extra Service you will appreciate. ;I10,000 or more per second. Air vibra £ Spiral chrome nickle steel rin« (tear aid pinion. 15; struments will bring you '.* Try It midbe L tionss between 20 and 10,000per sec- hone 127 P.O.Box J J Convinced Aleniite greasing system throughout. completeenjoyment ofthe $ r ond cover thc range of human hcar- 0 \\ M col- programsnow p \ p .tag, or what is krJow as Audio Frc- Larger beautiful Hayes-Hunt bodies finished two-tone Duco excellent f | Cardston Auto-Electric Service line, moulding. high grade upholstering. lats, Baled Hay, Choppet on the air. J L quency. One cannot perceive ajiy ors with belt Attractive e^m\\ 1 Phone263 John Woslyng, Mgr. Phone 296 £ sound from air vibrations that arc Seats well cushioned ar.'d padded, with correct and comfortable tilt. Barley, Branand Shorts. * slower or more rapid than thc Audio Seventecn-inch notchud steering wheel with aluminum spider. - i Frequency range. patented dome ventilators. Atwmcee jjS Cowl and .LJessen Transfe What is Radio Frequency? headlights onclosed models, tinsolinc gauge. 85 Pullet type PHONE Undio waves are vibrations ita the Study and compare these pre-em nenl features with thc most re- Kent j ether; sound waves vibrations in cent-trend in automotive engineering in thu most popular highpric Mrs. J. F. PARRISH * !\ the air. So far as known the strong ed cars. RADIO When in Cardston es'. radio wave's have no direct ef- Facts speak plainer and louder than any flourish.ng latguagc. FLORIST \ fect ot. hearing. The usual frequen why wc Car,, us does this. That's I Jj j If yoti have never driven behind the wheel of a Star call on Agent Co. { CO TO THE cics (vlirations) of radio waves are for Tcrrill Floral sellit.That's whysomany I and do so, and experience an uplooked for revelation. And then f j 500,000 to more than a million per of thiscommunity $ %a I own one nnd experience a freed..tn from repairs that will reveal to "Sail It With /*lowers" people second. Any frequuicy.(rapidity of have chosen it for their # jfc* | you why owieis ard s,, satisfied and enthusiastic over their Stars. PHONE 139 . # ifcp vibration' abo\e the range of human homes. a t** hearing is (ailed Radio Frequency. %jf Spencer Hotel Demonstrationwill cost 0 '\ You will at once pcrcciVe that th.' S. GORDON vounothing. Thetime for J^ function of the radio receiving set is to receive the'se rapid radio waves Garage in the ether, to slow down the num- Grand Watch Repairing hotise, noise, a - ways. . A nice clean no ber of vihratittns per second and toi I Always at your Servi s All Expert Woikmanphip waves, convert them lnto,-i,?r or sound ICardston Phone HO Every Piece of Mfully Guaranteed. good night's rest is assured. A nice 'hat are within the range or frequen , hearing, | {■■■■B^i^BHßr?«HBBacssaaaaaHKaßnßnßHaiHnHßiH Agent (or Studebakcr Watch e cy, of human or what is cal lobby, and above all, plenty led Audio Frequency. home-like How Does The Pitcher Curve Thi John Larsen of heat in cold weather. Baseball? When delivering thc ball the p.tel Contractor & Builde crgives it :t peculiar twirl or spin at SPENCER, a On the other side of the hall in tin Estimates Free Once the direction in which it is spin tlitlfi there is more air rcsistanct thar. ou thc oposite side. This res ever 1 Quest after. istanee increases until it become strong enough to force the ball t( WEBSTER one side in a curved line. The bal LEVI No Change in Rates. simply follows the line of least re General Blacksmithing and - sistance. Different curves an Disc Sharpening LENA WOLFF Proprlttor thrown by changing thc direction o —— -—— the spin and varying the velocity o __ ■ in to the speei Cardston Auto-Electric Service mmmmmmßmmmmm the spin proportion SPECIAL John Woslyng, Mgr. S of thc ball. Tire-Setting, $6 OO Phono* 266 and 263 TRADE WITH THE MERCHANTS WHO ADVER►. o A daughter was born to Mr. am per set of 4 wheels Spencer and Harold TISE IN THIS TAPER Anderson Mrs. 11. B. Brown in Lethbridge ot J COAL! COAL! COAL! ~ Layton arrived home on Thursday B Sunday night, Jan. 9. Mr. Browi last week a fur visitinn in W'ciser, am who has been in Salt Lake City fo J AT THE They Idaho, and in Salt Lake City. some time, is spending a few dav Parrish, report Lowell one of last with his family in Lethbridge. H Mine CAHOON year's graduates from thc Cardston Leading Drug Store called G. S. Brown on the phone Beazer Coal High School* as dointf sonic stellar Cardston's Sunday evening announcing ill Our to Please You down there, and al- B. Stacpoole, Managing We Guarantee Coal HOTEL basketha.ll stuff H. Director. event. on with his University " so going " « » M.D.Cahoon Mgr. work.. Ford I'arrish his brother, also No. 1 Steam Coal $2.50 per ton of alwayson band. We a item il - - a local H ph School product, is trav Afull Stock Rexall Goods arc told that birth Cmrdtton Alberto clliig over thc State of Utah for , the Olenwood news of last wee' Lump Coal $5.00per ton M. Dudley ii big compan,-. should have read 11. J " " " stead of J. H. Dudley, and tlvt th * H. STACPOOLE, M. D., Registered Druggist Ma Dining Room A fine lot of furniture is ou di« B. child was born in the Whyte G. GllistO, Mgr. Phone R614 of, d alaCarte play at thc Implement Co. for Jan- Coroner, Issuer of Marriage Licenses. tcrn.ty home instead report e uary clearanlce at Bargain Prices.* in the Municipal Hospital. THURSDAY, JANUARYII THE CARDSTONNEWS 1M? 6 SCHOOLCOLUMN GRADE XII Social Activities , $£'\Jm^J\ High 1 1 ' lhe Social Activities in thc I School of the past four months have been most successful. Dances and BANFF other social gatherings have contrib uted much toward liKbteining tho load of assignments, tests and les- WINTER sons wh.eh burden the life of th-: High School student; andhave cheer ed many a student in the endeavour CARNIVAL to "carry on". 1he most successful was the part) DAZZLING jgiven during the Xmas holidays. DELIGHTFUL with 1 The return of the Normal students TOHELPYOU YOUR on Wednesday 22 was welcomed by WEEK of FUN tin- students, not only lor old times INCOME TAX RETURN sake but it made them feel like tin: holiday season' bad arrived. Th': Feb. S to 12 assist theincome taxpayersof this commu- High School party g.'veu by the slu Ski-ing Packing the nity in preparing their returns for the year dent body opened festivitiee. Ski-joring Skating TO Ibe program was indeed interesting 1926, dueon April next, BankofMontreal Sleighing Hockey 30th the each grade contributing a number has issued abookleton The remainder of the livening was Snowshoeing Curling passed in dancing. The proper spir- Tobogganing Dancing THE CANADIAN it was lelt by all and the Normal Swimming students joined with the old bunch In1he Warm Sulphur Pool INCOME TAX ACT in having a rousing good time. What Was Seen And Heard At Fun For Young and Old sources, This booklet,compiled from authoritative , Cardston Hi Last Week containing notonly the full text of thelaw but also LOWELL telling DONNA that For One Week Only clear interpretations andillustrative examples,may bis mamma had forbidden him at EXCURSION be obtained without charge, onapplication to our school after 4:30. MR. TURNER TicketsonSale Commencing Friday, January i4th nearest Branch. iu Grade XI Grammar class saying. "Well done, students, well don;c." Feb. 4 to 12 MR. LOW calmly replying to Clair? From all station* in Alberta andin Tilling,when Claire asked what page, British Columbia BANKOFMONTREAL in his Algebra was Prop. 4. VER- Revelstoke,Kootenay Landing 1-2 Price Sale Established 1817 ENA STUTZ asking Kieth Pilling and East. Tbul Aaatta inexcessof 4750.000.000 what she could name her doll tha' Return LimitFeb.141927 Santa brought her. RUSSYL wan- dering through the halls telling ev- Cardston Blanch: O. ROSTRUP. Manager. erybody that he did all his home work during Xmas Holidays. KOV- Railway Glenwoodville (Sub-Agency) : Open Tuesday and Fridav Canadian Pacific Party EX tasting for the ball game Dresses basket For Full Information ask the by eating only three big meals a Ticket Agent, or Write day. ANNIE CAHOON enjoying G.I). Brophy, Dist.I'ohn. M ALSO UTHKK herself after a rollicking good time Agent,Calgary, over the weck-cijd.. * Alta. lt was rumored around that every I Silk. Cloth and Flannel Dresses High School student to returned ♥«*♥♥*+♥*♥♥+*+♥♥+*+*+***♥* school with a great feeling of joy. Athletics I THE f The first game of thc season has !| Smith's Grocery been played. Cardston, although van jquished by Raymond, a has still sub- Taylorville;; Millinery < " || 1 Model Phone 78 Free Delivery Phone 78 t stantial hold on the Provincial hon- ors, for the experience gained bv them will help them in their future games. || allow per lb. for X Orchestra j! We can 35c The preliminary game wag played " CARDSTON WINS AT STIRL- what in,, hum h |at ittide in thi' plav In., n and 1., l.ee, Ciuards: and £ No. 1 Dairy Butter Iby gradesXl and X. Thc XI team I! is now booking engagements, j! ING M Dowell and 11. Fairbanks, Subs went down, au easy mark for their Iarilstoii I.ids fair ti> uivc th. j small but very fast opponents. o The " IIn- Town llaskiM Hall Tram «a n l|sen and K. I.hiik of Cardson every day hy truck ta 75 The game started with Cardston loit^li, the referee allowinic some- forwar pic, large packet, « " 5-10 in favor of them. "W whist drive held this winter under Singapore Pineapple, per1A IJ ',', Cardston came back playing Lloyd the attspicies of thc\ Women's llisti <" can, instead of Koven. At time out li/V Choice Pumpkin, per ||V '<'» lute was Friday evening at Kovcn came back iu strong and shot held the Corn, a Can> **^ prettiest lioine of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Chap- Choice limit- 7C '.' thc basket made that night I! 0 man. Ten tahles in play, ', dd supply, per case "*" IW ,, Cardstoii played such a good game were the I and including not playing, ii "Monk and -Glass" Eng-JA that when time was up the score those a- "J' hout fifty guests <» Per can, Itsh Custard Powder, lb. rtwC stood 15-19 in favor of the opponents were present. Thc I/C pr.Ves were awarded as follows: ' > (A tfext Friday Cardstoii plays at la- real delicacy and cconomi- J [ dies first, Mrs. Urestler, Fish, ' " Magrath. Cardston is for a Fred sec I, hoping Acadia Cod 1 ca on stewed fruits, etc.) ond [Jetty Brcstler. 'b-OO^ rousing victory any Gentleman's !! packets, fasCC and with luck first, Urestler, second, at basket shootingwc know they will Fred and \ ; Dill Pickles in Bulk, 3 IA !! Harry Bishop. At thc conclusion of ''^ ,, Choice No. 4 Peas, per . come back from Magrath with fly- |Q llfC the served ; Sable Tones ing colors. " " " playing ladies refresh- 1 wlr H ll ■■■vl ments. * Wh,U Napth' Mrs. Paul Roctchc-r left Monday anc Gunmetal ii Per case, 1 SoaPl '< Yes Mr. Low's chief duties now liiliik. vl ft'' Portland, to 3.80 'days arc as an army officer. He is for Oregon spend two B k Pick, having a terrible tunc keeping the months with her folks. ;'«,x »1 Grades X, XI and XII armies from Mrs. A. Munroe returned after spending the hoi,'days :! -i.70 loo I meeting in a pitched battle in th.- Christmas halls. with her mother in Utah. " " " Arnold Franks of Cardston spent a few days here guest Mr. Turner— "l take great pleas- this week the of Keniieth Long. j; Our Prices are all in plain sight. We do not j[ ure in giving you 80 per cent on your grammar exam. Mr. and Mr.s. A. Mercer of M.i Competitor's — grath Thursday I ask our prices. ! Jack "Oh make it a hundred and si>ent here visitint- their son J. L. Mercer. enjoy yourself t0 the fullest extent". " " " T. \V. Tire left last week for ♥''♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥"♥♥♥♥*4'*«>**^':":i«r«**^i:.4.<.{i^.:<<.5..j.4.4.^..;,.«.ij..j,,;..j4< 4,<,'<, Eugene, Oregon . "About how much chance would I for a number of bav to pass my June exams" asked weeks v.sitilng friends and relatives Zelda confidentially of her class- Horn to Mr.and Mrs. Kmest Lnii'» mate. on Sunday last a hoy. Mother and baby doing "About as much chance as a gob! are nicely. fish has of breaking his ankle" was Kenneth Long is in Cardston foi few the optimistic answer. a weeks. Donald Munroe left Monday for Bay Calgary is going to tak- MineImmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm where he a few months course in clectricty. COAL /?ea/ Sheer Silk w'll Mr. Workman reports thc Card- ston well producing an average of 15 harrels of oil per day. which nets them $1.50 per harrcl after all ex- STOCKINGS SPECIAL PRICES jj penses are paid. He and Mr. Ed- M ward Leavitt expect to go to Cal- offered on gary tins week on business in con- The Famous Allen A at nection with their" * oil* interests., 'fll«L Mr. H. J. Flock sent in an adver- $2.25 to $2.85 I Carload tisement this week from Calgary. Lots (See Column) thc Want-Ad in which he offers seted wheat for sale. We A VKRY fine collection of ti.e very newest shadesin t xquisite liose to is happen tQ knfcxw that this wheat complement They top toe, the new improved wheat from the frocks nf fnshion. are silk from to of ij Cul Farm, Thb b the Best and Cheapest on the Market. j| Noble Foundation and think course,and at this very special price you'll wrnt a half dozen pairs. Ice Cream that it would he a shame to ship Absolutely Guaranteed this wheat cnit oi the Cardston Dis- See Our Window Display SpeciaU trict. We urge farmers who are in 2,000lbs.to Every Ton need of seed wheat to get in touch for the week-end trade. with Mr. Flock's agent at Raley. Mr. Roy Hartman." " " Smith, Mrs. Albert Brown spent a brief Burt Brothers jFred Agent Phone 90 I Kozy visit last week in Welling and in KonfectJoneiy Lethbridge daughters **»*tHtfttttttl»l4««|*»t! with hef Mrs. »♥»♥»»♥♥»♥»"♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥»♥♥»♥■> Thompson and Mrs. Campbell lAfflJAftV 13, 1927 THE CARDSTON NEWS 7
ofCardston Is Interested in The GrowthfEVERYCmZEN"> Development of the Community.
Remember then That: The business of a town is its very life-blood. The Storesandbusiness houses arenot alone for the merchants. Prosperous merchants willmake the community prosper. The more buyersthere are in a town, the greater "turn over" the merchants willhave, and thus the more they will be able to reduce prices andincrease the quality of thegoods theysell. Thus By Trading at Home with the Home Town merchants the people of Cardston be- come the builders of their own community. No True Citizen will stunt the natural growth and expansion of his home town by fostering the Mail OrderBusiness of faraway communities. Don't Buy at Home to help the merchants, but to help the home community and yourself. THURSDAY, JANUARY13, {J THE CARDSTON NEWS 8 CLO- 1have tried horses, cows, pigs, sheep BEAZER RECOMMENDS SWEET turkeys they all VER chickens aud aud eat it. We Sell and Recommend Beazer, Jan. 10— The logging op- Glenwood, One farmer said, "Why dont yon H Jan. 5, 1927 .1 erations received a new impetus last Editor, Rotate the crop with Alfalfa iiistt as- To the week. Mr. Jacobs of Caldwell News. of Sweet Clover?" 1 will admit loggers that he would set The Cardstoii hay, AI sured the Dear Sir: that one must have other his portable saw mill upon what is falfa preferably, and if he wishes cf saw Having read articles on Sweet known as the "Ray Ranch" and rotate with this legume, well ai.d WAMPOLE'SI Clover from other districts, perhaps to their logs for about ten dollars per good* if lie can afford the seed. Mn our a lino or two from one closer at thousand feet, board measure, so objection to a short rotation with E M ENT jacks, home, (U. I. D.) would be of interest STAT men folk have turned lumber Alfalfa is that the seed is more ex- many grass to mar,y of your readers. Under thc Liver and we have about as pensive, 36 cents a pound against It' Cod Oil during shearing irrigation system this topic becomes I widows, as wc have! Clover, so sowing fit indeed timely and important to the cents for Sweet nßtj i'helvesuie and harvesting times. 10 lbs. to the acre it costs $1.00 an of Prince man who must solve the summer Family. I Mr. Marion celebrated his acre to plant Sweet Clover and $3.(/> For the Whole enter- pasture problem afld the winter hay '^Brothers, 20th birthday Sat. eveninjg by an acre to plant Alfalfa. Another TDodpc Ina problem oit a small farm. For thc taining the young people at his objection is that when one has :i milk cows and thc beef cattle rais- home A very good time was en- not cai ■■ months, . ordinary conjunc- good stand of Alfalfa we do A Tonic Builder I Within a few Dodge joyed by all. ed on an farm in year, Brothers,Inc.,and theirsubsidiaries, tion with thc wheat crop, Ihave fou to plow it under the second The season's resolutions were in blossom Sweet CI" ] will introduce anew line ofmotor nd that sweet clover is the best sol- where as white ' evidence Sunday when we had al- year has i> cars,inno wayconflicting with thc ution of thc feed and pasture prob- ver dies the second and most one hundred per cent present a* land as much during tho.« Large Brothers present tilized the $1 market for Dodge cm. a Meeting. considerably Sacrament AU absentees 2 years Alfalfa could do in a loin, Bottlet occupying a as types,but could be counted Iam aware that there are without excuse *H l\ er period, s,ay ten years. Ilowevu, higher price field and produced in enough 011 one hand and wc had vis who fear the Sweet Clover as a i limited quantities. do not allow Sweet Clover to go In Try One Today I to weed, but their are unfounded. itors present strike a balance. fears seed, there is no danger oi ii Brothers well Swe,et deep-rooted then Combining Dodge Pres. W. H. Caldwell and B. J. Clover is a le spreading over the whole farm or with exccp« th-j gume plant, puts known dcpendahiluy Wood and J. Blackmore were which free nitro- your neighbor's. tional performance and striking speakers. Bro. Blackmorc's gen into the soil wherever it is James 1 do not wish Lo praise Sweet L'ln beauty of appointment and design, mission was to effect an organiza- grown, which is one of the most va these distinguished vehicles, we ver unnecessarily, but one can gel tion to promote greater activities a uable fertilizers for the wheat crop. its merits from the Agricultural believe,will instantly set a newand mong holding Aaronic rjone The those the It has of the ill-effects ot Agent Experimental , CARDSTONPHARMACY| or and demon higher standnrd in fine car practice. Priesthood. weed, for instance, the Stink wceri, Patteson, stration farms, but, as stated at tin- i 3 T. E. H. Mgr. A. E. Beazer was chosen president for it does not taint thc milk or PHONE LIMITED I Dodge Brothers will continue to commencement, Ithought a little ex with C Olsen and R. Wight assis- cream, as has been proven by mc produce their present line in maxi- I perience to home Wynder iu my shipments to from close would | mum quantities to meet a demand tants and Charles secretary the local crea- convincing. spiritual feast, mery my be which, during the year just ended, The meeting was a which has graded cream as Respectfully, very much the their and many more resolutions "special" on several Yours * *** ************ *** was largest in no doubt occasion*. In Savage. .;..;..;..♥..>.>":*":"">*">":"":"">">♥**♥** ■> #♥ *'>'!"♥♥♥« this, E. S...... history, reaching thc record total of were secretly formed before the support of ask the manager ot Wavers 330,000 cars. the meeting. Creamery Glenwood. % 'Toasiirs. Mate.'. j close of The Cardston for his op- I ¥ Kk-ctr.c Heaters. Wright very ill at sweet to I Waffle Irons. ] Grandma is still inion of clover as a boon o V\:uu, l/unps. i her home here. the dairy business. ;| Curling Irot -. | ( ;,- Dryers. floor Lamps. Mrs. set % E. Olsen of Cardston has Now I wish to down a few of Flashlights. l)c(en visiting with her daughter my own personal experiences regard Thos.Duce Is Laid ToRest j% Iable Lamp- , Table Stoves. Mrs. D. J. Beazer the last week. ing Sweet Clover, in the hope thut % I), sk Lamps. ♥ Grills. Klectric Irons. Mr. ancl Mrs. A. E. Beazer were they may be of benefit to some in (Continued from Page Otic) 'Table Perrulaiors, Heating Pads. in Cardstoii on Thursday atten- doubt as to the legume ♥ last value of this Lamps. ding furjeral Mrs, plant. many years employed by X Itourdoir the services of was the Co- f Beaze.r's Grandfather, Uncle Tom. Heretofore my main difficulty on op Wagon & Machine Co.. of Logan a small farm was to arrange suffic where he rose to be one of tin- Electric Co. L ient summer pasture and winter hay most efficier.it and valued of employ I Cardston VERNAL S.D. HOLDS OLD for my cattle without cutting down ees. His diligence and faithfulness TIMEDANCE on my grain crop, which Ibelieve wero recognized by both the Church About s^» miles qast of Spring is every farmer's problem who wish- and the business world. For some to diversify. years Coulee is a brand new School Dis- es six he travelled back and forth Finding necessary trict which began school operations it to milk cows from Hyde Park to Logan as a wor- A FARMERS' COMPANY ELEVATOR on Monday, this week, with Miss so as to bring in some of the living ker in the Logan. Temple and lie Gibb of Magrath as teacher. As an expenses without drawing on thc was also chosen as one of the Pres- grain Special opening event crops, I found it took a lot of idency of the High Priests Quorum Prices for the new school, At Your Station an Old Time Dance and program pasture and also hay for winter feed, .11 the Cache Stake of Zion when with a big m.-'dnight lunch was given but Sweet Clover has solved the pro it comprised a very largcx territory. Has Brought You Better Service „_ ,, during to the neighborhood, by thc trustees Idem because it will carry so many To all calls that came he was found W,^TT! charge. more cattle per acre than anything faithful. A In Handling Your Grain. in M. P. Allred is Chairmar with A. L. Parkinson, and Willis else I have tried. The Canadian Mission was started Rice as Board members. Mrs. M.P. Last year Ihad 20 acres of White hy the Latter-Day Saints in 1887 anI \|^Sl-J Do Your Business With Allred is the Secretary-Treasurer. Blossom Sweet Clover which prov- a few years later,T. Win. Duce wend IftntMYV An evening of was enjoy- ed more than enough for 15 head of ed his way to Canada and was in the refcl sport < ed by some 40 to 50 neighbors. cattle Ihad to pasture, so I fenced employ of Pres. Chas ). Card Lat- .n 8 acres of this to run the cattle er (ieo. Duce came, and as these lw» on, leaving the 12 acres for ruy. pioneers for the family reported UNITEDGRAINGROWERSI? NEW SCHOOL READY BY They were turned in early their findings, coining JAN so as to the idea of COAL FLOUR FEED UARY 24. keep it down. They were on this here found lodgement hi the mind of The architect W. S. Bates of Cal- until the end of May when Iexchan the father. With lhe lieginuiijg of my the Irrigation 1898, gary will be in Cardston noxt week, Red pastures with neighbor who Canal iu tin had a Sweel Clover pasture r Latter-Day undertaking to do Ranges according to information given elus' Saints Stoves out 8 to my corrals and mine being closer some $50,000 worth of work, manv Mrs. Best made a business trip to , Mr. Moyle Duce, at the Board Meeting. He will in- fIS» who accompanied to his. So when I took my stuff out people turned toward Lethbridge on Wednesday. body spect thc New High Schol building Canada. Un- Ilhe of his grandfather, Thos. he turned in 40 head of sheep. cle Tom was among number, " " Duce, week, and formally accept it and authorize These the and ♥ I from Logan last return were on this until of July In- arrived here during COOMB'S HARNESS and HARDWARE payment to Turner, thc middle in Cardstoii Regcna Lamb, ed to Salt Lake City on Monday Mr. the Con- Miss of Cardston tractor, if he finds all in order. Thi when he disposed of the sheep, not thai year. However he had made a spent last Iwhere he will resume weck-cntl here with her his studies school will then likely be occupied because of the pasture running out preliminary trip of inspection before sister, Raymond by by any June.— Recorder. 1 at the U. of U. |by Jan. 24. means. Then I irrigated decidiig in bring Ins family. The} about one half of the pasture, being travelled overland by team and were ill Icould Ket water ou easily, anil met by T. Wm. Duce and guided let it grow up for hay. From this over the latter part of the trip by 8 acres 1 cut 4 tons of hay and then him to their future home. turndd 8 head of dry cattle in on it His first home was was erected until the day I was threshed which, where Mr. S. \. Pratt now lives, and I MID-WINTER SALE as is well known, was not extra though he afterward moved to the Iearly on account of the storms which farm south of Cardston. he later re- lu-ld up the threshing last fall. On "timed in town and bu li up ihe pres- the — rcma.tiing 12 acres I cut 12 tons ent home of "Ye Kditor" Mr. ISUITS and OVERCOATSIof hay. This had t|ot been irrigated, Wight. Whatever he did in the way which accounts for the light yield. of building, always bore the stamp This was then allowed to grow to of neatness and stability an im- about 18 inches high and plowed un provement. der making a good fertilizer. In the business world he was assoc- We all remember thc difficulty iated at Hrst with the Cardstoii Mr;. some fanners Company, Pre;-. Money had to find pasture canlile then with WS for for their cattle after all other pas- Card and others founded the Card- W'flL/^ " tures were eaten clean ancl the ston Implement Co., Ltd., now own '^mVk^Ajr th« Farmer^ Wit storms of these years by Mayor Spencer. ' last 2 prevent- ed Mark mOSt iirmB CnB an<^ t*1' ingthc Brain fields good C\^ from being open The worth of men is always money they bring Inbelong to ed on account of late threshing. A recognized by good leaders, so Uncle patch the farmer'swife. of Sweet Clover would take Tom was chosen to assist in tin- J^B Kr^' care of '" ° this matter and the cattle Stake Presidency by Pns. Chas. O. flK^lf^^BW. lis money w 9 on grow to ■ would start out the winter in a fa* Card about the year 1900. When the liv* )BmP considerablesum if depositedIn the condition. One big feature Taylor Stake was organized 19fM, legume of this ui is the increase in the yield and Pres. Allen was railed to Ray "f the grain crop following it. 1 manti, Pres. Wood chose Thos. Dure am prepared not t0 give figures on as his Ist Councillor, and he labored ** this end of it, but having good in that capacity fur over twenty - summerfallow and Sweet Clover years, how failhfully, you all know. TheRoyalBank plowed under side by side one can During the erection of the Alberla sec for oneself that thc difference Temple,no one was more interested of Canada is in favor of Sweet Clover. or labored more for its I be- unselfishly " lieve Iwould be safe in saying the forward.nn than did Pres. \)\\e<- Cardston Branch - C.F. Nicholl,Manager yield would be at least a difference Whin the building became anobjcc< M of 5 bushels to the acre more. of interest to the tourist and the Al- Then comes thc long winter mon berta citizens, he was appointed ths when one is not so busy and to Official finitio, and thus served thou milk cows dur.ng this time to keep sands nf people in corHuct.lig them one busy and bring in revenue it through the building. His mosl takes a lot of feed, this beirtg an ob- happy times of late years were spent jection D.H.Grow to winter milking that it in that beloved edifice. LIVE STOCK DEALER takes so much land to raise enough Plest with a family of thirteen feed to feed during the winter ch 'Idren, some o; whom pre-deceasc .1 and My to pasture them during thc sum him when in Utah, he is survived hy collections with the UNITED STATES MARKETS make mr. But Ifind Sweet Clover over- a stalwart, energetic set of men, who itpossible for me to pay you comes this problem. My cows in- are a credit to thc citizenry of the OST men take ride their appearance— rightfully creased on their milk flow as soon south country. His life's labors cn- TheHighestPrices for HOGS. M P in and so. Now here'san 1 I Ias put them in the barn for th<« t.tlc him to the prateful memories Callat myexpense beforeselling your hogs. I opportunityto drefsup to the minute at a cost which makes good winter and fed them Sweet Clover of nil right thinking people, and of Clothes Ihay, like these a necessity. That's the story great and I have proven to my own him wc can say in the words of tlv Phone 62 or 179 ■ of these three value giving groups M satisfaction that this hay is as good Immortal Bard: as Alfalfa for milk cows providing "His life was gentle,artd thc element* it is cured and stacked right. So mixed in him that nature might I Suits Boy's Suits O'coats Ihave fed both kinds of hay. I Stand up, WsmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmm^mmmmmßßßßßßßßßßam I And say to world,— have also proved that one can pas- all the " For Oiling and Greasing $16.00 $10.00 $16.00 ture spare, horses on Sweet Clover 'This was a man!' I Iduring thc slack winter months, and, Washing and Polishing o For I AND UP ANDUP AND UP though they may not work on it, Ithey will keep fat on it. Out of 18 The Magrath Second Ward are to For Drayageand Service head of horses I have tried on this be congratulated on their enterprise pasture Ionly found one that would in procuring a Stcinway Gr,atide See Bill Card at not eat it, but this horse will eat it P.ano which originally cost $181X100 as hay and clean it all up. Our pißs This ward already possesses our of Brown's lived on it all summer, so when peo- thc best organs in all thc Mormon Card's Service Station Limited Necdlejss say Iple say "What is the use of growing communities. to Bish "A closed Taxi alwaysready for you." Sweet Clover, nothing will eat it,'' op Riric is a booster for the musical I talent of his they are.wrong. ward.
