I 1 ISHOPWT^ ■- xOUARE :: } PATRONIZE OUR J I INVITED TOSHOP. \l I ADVERTISERS. | The Cardston News $-■'■ "i ■ % CARDSTON THE TEMPLE CITY OF CANADA SubscriptionPrice $2.50 per year--Payablem Advance VJoL. 52TN0. 48 CARDSTON, ALBERTA THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 28, 1952 Rod andGun Club Locals Hospital Addition Service Clubs Social Banquet Next Week M.I.A. Activities The Cardston Rod & Oun Mrs.Richard Brown wasahos- club's annual banquet on next First Ward patient past for Mrs. Fay Wynder and Mrs. pital the week ROTARY j Wednesday night m the Social The M Men and Gleaners of medical treatments. Evelyn Smigel were joint hostes- promises to be something Need district Agriculturist Del Steed party Wynder Centre the First Ward met at the home Terry Rollins, of Mr. and Is > ses at a at the ordinary. offi-; son Vital re- Club out the -week; an the was tne guest,speaker at tne on Thursday evening. of Floyd of Mi', and Mrs. J. S. Low Wed- Rollins, is a patientm Doctors,nurses and the HosPH also estimate of Monday.; home cials have announced that nesday evening party. Dr. Mrs. Lee We might state here that guiar notary luncneon All the guests camem house President of for a Cardston hospital. are all agreed that a cost. gave most interest- Mitchell of Calgary. directed some ki" Board' Provincial Health authorities Mr. Steed a dresses and brought their dust- & Game Asso- H. L. Matkin Mrs. N. D. Kramer, R.M., is lor 1952 is additionalac- ing on soils, stating that fancy the Alberta Fish games and lunch was served to must patients have condemned the old wingof talK. ers which they made into ciation, Calgary, m company located,m the Cahoon Hotel for more tue proDlem oi' soil is causing ci- m twelve. now commodation Municipal hos- the hospital and its future use hats. George Spargo, the provin- the former offices of Dr.Key. the Cardston vilizations to disappear, and cit- the with 1 m at may not be quite as a hospital wUI not be permit- Mrs. Jane Leavitt won cial secretary, .will be m attend- Third Ward For full information read advt. nital This need ed Greece, Mexico andPalestine Iprize niftiest hat.A lovely to those who are for- ted. the time of for the ance. I The M Men and Gleaners of on page 6 of thU issue of the 0 obvious hos- When theboard have the plans as examples. At hot supper was enjoyed after To Show Pictures I Ward held_ a Cardston News. enough not to need advent Palestine,' the Cardston Third tunate and estimates of cost at hand Uirist's m which the game ''7 Up", was en- George will show his now fa-1 Wednesday eveningat the pitalization, and to those who tnerw were3,UUU,000 people. Tney j joyed prizes going party Mervyn Nelson, a local mech- for a study of same, ratepayers with to Viv- picture "We Give You( Mr. and only visit there occasionally. But now dwindled to less than mous Lyle Holland home with anic, had his arm crushed on hospitaliz- of the district will be circular- nave ian Woolf 'and Lottie Brewerton. Fish". Tliis picture depicts an-j Murray Stringham as host who need I guests Wood taken, Mrs. Wednesday, between a truck and to those who hur- ized and made acquainted with 3UU.UOU. couldbe' Other were Eda gling at its best and was and hostess. LaVerle -Walburger taken to ation and to those are If the fertility of soil Beryl Shaw, Ula,Steed, Mildred ' a garage wall. He was days before they all the proposals of the Board to country would last yearm the Yukon. and Bob Wiley conducted va- hospital was home present problem. The restored that Leone Hall, Myra Nielson, Everyone invited and may alter, pot Cardston where it S be, the doctors solve the people. This is Stutz. is riety of games which a crushed. should and to co-operation ratepayers, and serve 6,000,000 a|Lula Snow,Mable Gareau, Agnes from any member, enjoyed by the found no bones^were who are trying to of problem as their are no. Crooks, secure tickets luck supper was and nurses the their study of the needs andso- world Long, Hazel Jean Hin- of the executive. For a real eve- people who were present. Mrs. Harold Martin returned make the sick well and keep this re- new lands to be exploited and]man, Iris Smith, EvaWood, Ruby and a bang 15 Saturday from Welser, sick, the need is lution of our problems m aggra- ning's entertainment home on well from being by Hospital the situation is further Stringam and Fe,rn Smith. banquet choice wild game Second Ward Idaho, where she attended the mandatory. spect is urged the growing span. " * » up of obvious,urgent and vatedby the life and domestic fowl, you cant The M Men and Gleaners of funeral of her brother-in-law, may Board. top m this coun- Here are a few facts that might pointout too, thatm Loss of soU St. Teresa's lose. Let's make it a date! the Second Ward held a party Francis Nielson, formerly of become hos- We provincial try very bad, to put one vital Mildred assist ratepayers to order to obtain the is would The members of St. Teresa's at the home of Mrs. Cardston. pital $2,000 per construc- element back into the soil Sunday Wednesday evening with conscious: grant of bed. than thelandis worth, Parish were entertained Hinds Mr. ard Mrs. Lee Wall have present backlog of major must be under way before cost more evening at the home of Mr. and 25 young people present. A var- being par- Hie cases, tion he stated. , GoldenGleaners and conducted by the distinction of the operations and maternity Feb. Ist, 1953. In our particular vi- Mrs. Art Cody, at;a whist party. iety of games were scholarship winner. keep Steed also discussedthe play and Kent Pilling. ents of a delinitely known now, will case, this grant wouldamount to Mr Foot & Mouth Seven tables were m with Leo Davidson Their son, a student of Westmin-- hospital full six months. $96,000, which is roughly tal problem of prizes going to Mrs. Wm. Bust MasterM Men Enter- Candy and pop corn balls were the for about disease, is raging a* Pres- ster School, won the EdithBoles This makes no allowance for one-third the total cost of the which Twenty- and Mi. Fred Weiler. A lovely made by the group. scholarship, the awarding of Banquet Sunday evening a fireside emergencies. proposed addition and altera- ent m Saskatchewan. aflected lunch was served by the hostess. tained at On which was made by Mrs. Fred four farms there are included: Father La- chat was held at the home of We have a good staff of doctors tions. cattle arebeing destroy- Guests The Golden Gleaners andMas-, Gregson, by Holmes of the Dr. Newburn their effective- Itis only sound business on. and the clamped France, Father Paulin, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Thad chapter of the 1.0.D.E. Mr. Lee and nurses, but The U.S.have dom Hamer, ter M. Men of the Alberta Stake Ward M. Men and greatly hampered by lack the part of ratepayers to make ed. cattle to Mrs. R. .Mr. and Mrs. lovely the Second Wall is a partner of Paramount ness is problems and face on the shipment.of Zubach, Mr. and Mrs. Bill were entertained at a ( Gleaners. Connie Leishman was facilities and lack of bed a studyof the country, this account. Steve Friday evening at the Elder Printers, Lethbridge.— Papyrus of other their on Elizabeth and Billie; Mr. banquet |mistress of ceremonies. — space. beds would make the up to the issue. Like most Bust Centre, direc-, recently en— More pro- Bodiou, Mrs. J. Social under the Gordon Sloan, return- work of all, both more pleasant things m life the time of and Mrs. Yoes of the Alberta Stake MIA. Mission,gave passes and action Barube, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Weil- tion guests. ed from the British and more effective. crastination LIONS Covers were laid for 70 interesting address on his Wedding Anniversary must be the bye-word. From re- guest er, Rodger, Len; Joan and Doris gold and an 55th Tlie suggested plans for addi- L. Speaker the Coady, Rice, Ray, Silver place cards with experiences while on the con- pres- ports from doctors and nurses Mark lun Claud Leo Ca- streamers, pastel tapers m mis- tions and changes m the action speaker at the regular Lions Bliss, Danny McDougall, green tinent after completing his Long particularly, the time for " e meron and bouquets of Celebrated At Home the hands s crystal holders, ( Twenty young people were ents setut> will be m is NOW! cheon on *W Ann Brytus and terry Mclntyre banquet ta-, sion. the board by the end of this m this matter TmtA spe ; daffodils, made the present A sumptuous tuiKey amnerwas of snoke on "Brotherhood. of Nanton. * picture. I §S musical number ww-rend- * ♥ ble a Ward ntiu at tne nome ox mr. and Parley Broadhead, Herbert Hinds was master ot. Fourth Mis. xveii ijOng on aunuay last, ered by Theatre Party Leader Gleaners of companied by Mrs. Theima££ ceremonies. StakeM. Men . The M Men and ut.noiior 01 tne ootn weaamgan- Cougarettes enter- at the H. P. Thoreson C.H.S. Mrs. G. S. Brewerton Grant Johnson gave the speech; the Fourth Ward met mveivsary ol lvir. ana Mrs. a.A. S h completed for tained a group of her friends on welcome; Miss Shirley Card Mrs. Jim Quin- al olans were of 1 home of Mr. and uong. toRaymond Kn Tuesday evening to a theatre rendered two solos; RonHolland Wednesday fora party. cut flowers ad Is Honored Lose they p. ton by bouquets of for the Southern night. Feb. 27. party, after which retired gave a reading; Mrs. W. Games were playfed, directed ornea tne taoie and a gut was High School body The playoffs held last where a Stringam Master M. hghtlunch The student CHS girls champion- to the Brewertonihome spoke to the Ruth Quinton and a presented to tne nonorea guests and teachers gathered In the Alberta 1 lovely lunch was served by the Men and paid tribute to Elder served. Fourteen young peo- their children. Friday to ships, took place m the Albertai hostess, by daughter, year's Master M. was xrom school gym afternoon Saturday' assisted her B. J. Wood, this ple were present. rrescm- were: ivir. andMrs.Er- Mr. Thoreson, who Stake Social Centre on McPherson. evening the_M.Men honor Howard Raymond Mrs Barbara Man. , On Sunday nest jjong and lamily, Mr. and the tea- evening between the ( SeventiesQuorum Mesdames spoke ■ .to a fireside chat has been a member of and CardstonCougar-; Guests included: Pres. M. L. Spencer andGleaners held Mrs. Roy Long and lamily, Mr. ching staff for the past, few Hell Cats 29-16., Ruby Stringam, Fay Wynder, Golden Gleaners and paid of Mr and Mrs final score was Social SnoW, the at the home anaMrs.L>. O. Waidner ol >Wooi- years, and has recently resigned ettes. The Holds Jane Leavitt, Lula Katie tribute to Mrs. Thelma Smith— Lyle Holland, with Ron Holland ij'nms follow- was -en- , Smith, Mable for this year. A sing- iora. were snown and is going to B.C. A gift Spencer, Thelma the Golden Gleaner asmaster of ceremonies. ing from Gareau, Crooks, Leone. Temple City Four render- by Leader the;dinner. presented to Mr. Thoreson Hazel The ing was led Gleaner ■ group. Hall, Smith, .Mildred numbers; LaMaunf«Veo~' The evening, was the Passes Jennie Aldrich, ed two lamel Redd. cw John Tschetter Friday evemn Stutii,Eda Wood, Winnie of Mt. View played a piano then turned over to a testimon- Mr. and Mrs. Long wereborn - "a""party" i.g^«*«« ster and Mr. Long will John Tschetter, 65, a promjn-| held House, with S. Vivian Woolf, Margaret Low, Eu- ial, to culminate M. Men at viper City, Ih. of the Hutterite the Scout ceremonies, Wood, Fern Smith, Agnes Third Ward Relief Society Week. Ten people were be 82 m April ana Mrs.ixmg was ent member as of lalia The [Gleaner well-known m asmSter Long, Stubbs of Lethbridge the occasion. Follow- ' 72 on Feb. 14. Kathleen Nelson Brethren and away nuwi^ R -woolford Beth catered for present. on 17, Alberta, passed ; Miss Myra Nielson. ing banquet the Alberta They weremarried Feb. Southern dSg?^Woolford* and the Dinley, Dakota. on Sunday evening, Feb. 24 at ga^eVo°?ea three intake Sweetheart Ball was held 1897 at North Home From the miles rendered *g_ and They there for sometime the Thompson Colony, 35 : Srttete for the MMen and Gleaners Night resided Cardston. near Glenwood. j the Junior M Men and Gleanres. Lion's Charter and m l9Uti moved to Spokane, Mission from Caidston Cougars Down Wash., they farmed until Mexican Mr.Tschetter hadbeenm fail- rfi^^eTandwas spent . en Guests totalling 175, from all where Nelson, daugh- past three Srfefofthelvenhig Alberta, coming to Canada m 1918. Miss Kathleen ing health for the dancing. points m Southern at- Cardston, suffering from a heart m Lethbridge Hornets Lion's Club Their first home here was on ter of -S. H. Nelson Of years, Anniversary tended the Cardston farm, east of this week from ailment, was m Cardston Cougars, 75th Night Annual Ban- the Johnny Woolf returned home and The Cardston backed Charter and They moved to Spring Mexico where she filled a long- hospital on several occasions. Wright Steed, and daughters of Mr. Social Centre Wed-| Caraston. m Soutn by Bob and David rhe sons quet at the Coulee where they farmed on. term mission for the L.D.S. Deceased wasborn DougHinmanleaves whitewashed th c Lethbridge anu Mrs. Geo. X Cahoon sur- nesday evening. later pur- church. jDakota and m 1918 came tp the first game their Saturday ev- Banquet table's were decorated the Nelson farm and company Hornets 60-33 m puzea lather chased a larm Woolfordwhere the: district witha series. eningon the occasion of his vstn bouquets of daffodils, and at Miss Nelson left from Cardston tne MissionField of a two out of three with they until they retired arid Ward two years Hutterite and started For Wright scored 21 and Steed 17 anniversary. hall was decorated with ar- lived Cardston Fourth of Colony. uirthdav parent- the Lions, by bought their present home m ago. She labored Mexico City, East Card hi the Cardston attack. Mer- Tney gathered at the tistic life-like made m made boss of to lead a lovely Mrs. Bert cardston. , . Morelia, Pachuca and Tampico. In 1931 was rill scored 13 points for .Leth- al home here and held Mrs. Wm. Tanner and Long had four colony 1945 whenanew present was Mr Ca- Mr. and.Mrs. She stat2d that the Mexican,the until Glen- bridge. party. Also Gibb. sons, of whom are still li- colony started near Lineup only living sister, Mis. Long, Counselor, three people aie wonderful and that was the Hy- hoon's Ken District ving: Kennethof Cardston; Ern- very wood. They purchased- Cardston— Wright 21, Steed 17 Mac Hall. master of ceremonies, and Coulee, Roy she enjoyed her mission sec m ban was of Spring of rum Thompson land _six to EasternCanada. Butler 10, BillBrooks 4,Olsen 4, Mr Cahoon was born the following program was pre- est seven much. tions, have 85 people 2, Lee, County, Utah. He came to by the Woolford. They also have Nelson and now Lundrigan 2. Sanders. Pete sented: Speech of welcome grandchildren. On her way home Miss living there. supper.«. Brooks, Newton. To- Canada and settled to Leavitt President, Matson; stunt, . good visited Alto withher sis- pre- t&grStJSZ Woolf. Ben Wm. Steed; They are both enjoying at Palo His wife and aged father tal 60. where he farmed and ranched conductedby O. D. intro- congratulations go ter, Mrs. Helen Poll. year ago. ue w Merrill 13, Mahe many years. special guests by Pies. health and Party deca-sed him a »« Lethbridfe— ior very ac- duction of at this time. Welcome Home five sons and iss«-? h e s 8, Bosch 3, Green has always been a Matson; greetings from tne to them party was leaves to mourn r* i7 Buncombe Henderson, He church, A welcome home daughters-three brothers 2 Gillete 1, Hill 1. tivemember of the LDS Town by Mayor Cooper; vocal held Nelson home when four five sisters m Lennan.Total 33. serving many capacities foi Lee;_ co- at the at the colony and Kanitakaka,M m Leavitt iolos by Miss Barbara Kathleen arrived. Thirty rela- colonies m Alberta. thetormerJeanLeaTOtm many years: bishop of mic readingby LionHeber Shef- tives and friends werepresent to several held on Sdre„ while BH- ward for 13 years. , number by Betty Flash Funeral services were chd- field; dance Lethbridge Cougars vocomeher and she showed col- the church at StSt»o away. He is the father of nine and Al Dickson of The Cardston lowered Wednesday from Hlnman ls Retiring daugh- Hin- Hornets ored slidrs which she took while colony. der Honor dren—seven sons and two Guest speaker was E. W. the boom on the L.C.I. the are living except one his'topic, A downingthem 68-55 to ad- on her mission. ters. All su- man, who chose as by Eldeis Presidency son, Grant, who made the Geography Lesson on Canada . vance to the next playoff series m Wor d War 11. enjoyed for the against Raymond Comets. Ninth Quorum of Eiders preme sacrifice and Dancing was The Waid, He has32 grandchildren of the evening with Wright, Derrill Butler,Da- tne Cardston fourth also remainder Bob gath- of grand 5 great grandchildren. Bruce Burt as floor man- Steed and BUI Brooks and their partners, heid a retired Lion vid points am- House Thurs- Mr and Mrs. Cahoon ager The Rythm Ramblers fur- ered hi a total of 65 party at the Scout andbought amo- Bosch, and evening with 90 guests pre- from the farm nished the music. ong them. Merrill day home m Cardston where scored 17, 14 and I1 sent. dem reside, enjoyinggood Duncombe party wasmhonor of the they now points respectively for Letn- The Tanner, health. BORN— to Mr and Mrs. Steve bridge. retiring Dresidency: Wm Taylor) of Schow. LaFace (nee Helen Collegiate quintette made L. L. Vance and Mark Bay, Vancouver Is-| The presidency is Lee Woolf, Departure close game m the first half The new land, a boy, on Feb. 17, at Nan- it a half Dell Duce, Tom Hatch Jr., ana They It! makes theIand were leading 35-33 at Elder Woolf Did naimo hospital. This the Cardston squad 0f..: Guido Pontarollo. they great grandchild for Mr.!' time. But of theEPIDEMIC ceremonies for the Our gals can do it if second Cardston, surged ahead, never to look be- Because wasmaster of — Ladies' Curling and Mrs. Lew Taylor, top of tne evening.' want to the second grandchild of hind, coming out on Spencer represent- that is. The Ladies sent two and the 1 department. Pres. M. L. Club Bonspiel, Taylor of Grimshaw. score ed, the Stake Presidency and S. rinks to the Raymond Leslie ; high council. here, composed of: Ardith O. Low the from Sloan, Al- Wlioeping I Tom Lybbert, a. member of Walker, skip; Barbara Cogjhjgjjgjjgg ! Dowdle; and the quorum, who is leaving for tonKearl and Alice Washington, spoke briefly. New |Phoebe Spencer, skip, Imogene Gatherings for Children 12 members, Russyl Boyden and Duce, Opha Quinton and Lola Grant Hinman, were welcomed Atkins. , , i. , School and all Public Spencer rink took into the quorum. The Phoebe m conducted by Del second prize m the 2nd Event, Monday 6 and under School Games were third, years and under and Grade Duce and a sing-song by Wm. and theArdith Walker rink ' Vote Komm after which lunch was prize m the second event. * «* Notice. What made it evensweeter for under a change "ii i a Until Further served. they Ratepayers arereminded that will be closed U"Ui lunch the following pro- the latter rink was that . After radio quiz, "plugged" team from voting 2 Councilmen and 1 Hos- gram was presented: beat out a m the Act,the for at by and assisted by Magrath, who were out to take Keep their children Lee Woolf Eph. themselves pitalBoard member willbeheld Parents are asked to Ron Holland; violin solo by too prize, but found Jensen; novelty dance by Mr. on the lower end of a 15-4 score. Town. Carter; piano se- Also, Mrs. Spencer had the dis- of the and Mrs. Reg. lady 3rd, Safety and theHealth lections by Rea Tagg;.quartette tinction of being the oldest Mon.,March home for the Roberts, Komm, received a prize by Boyd Wm. curler there and evening,at the Agnes Oliver and Verna Jensen; as such. from 10 m the morning to 7 m the of piano accordion selection by Mr. en areurged touse the* By Order Baker; novelty song by Grant Town Hall. Alleligible Voters Boyd Roberts. j Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Leish- Board, Johnson and 'moving Lethbridge franchise. A presentationof a missionary iman are to Secretary. Heolth retiring president, to make their new home. Wal- FREDUIBEL, The Bible to the there on and books of choice poetry to lace has employment Town of Cardstoa. instructor, the city police force. The family the councillors and Monday. ■ Boyd Roberts, was made. will move on NEWS THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 28, 1952 2 THE CARDSTON
caiiiitiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiniiiiiiiEaiMtiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiiiiiiiiEaiiiiitiitiiicaiiiiiiiitiiicjfiiiiiiiiiiiEJiiiiriiiiiiicaiuiiiiuiii^ I CLEARANCE OF LADIES' * Professional and Business *Xhc CardstonIRew*[ Other Viewpoints DIRECTORY I= of Member □ fa eyes PRESSES I worried, angry WINTER § _\ CANADIAN WEEKLY— NEWSPAPER— ASS'N. | "ALEMANDE LEFT.. ." the sad or i Ej and I (Lacombe Globe) which peep through the mask. KOMM ADVT. BUREAU jj somebody I ; SCBRBTENShT | V The WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Inow its square dancing! The Don't smile because □ I daze wnicn swept o'anada has told you that itis the thing FUNERAL DIRECTORS of | | Published every THURSDAY at the office months ago in tne lorm ol old to do. $6.95 DAY NIGHT music the cry | Each THE CARDSTON NEWS PUBLISHING Co., LTD." |noe-down and of 1 — tne "to square your Call 53 Call = Main Street Cardston, Alberta | caller seta" A SINGULAR CASE 171 neignt $19.95 | Class Mail, g leacned its in Lacomoe (Calgary Albertan) I Values to Vv 1 Authorized as Second last week when mstructlon was Department, charge against in % ; *% 1 Post Office Ottawa |given in the M-R.C. hall. The a man % a Victoria police court the other 1 □ The lessons are all over, the " D. A. CAHOON, M.Sc. people are happy (if not exhaus- day was of "permitting cattle to DAILY! — — stray", which apparently is an NEW SPRING STOCKS ARRIVING Auditor, | SUBSCRIPTION | ted) and the first dance of the was I $2.50 |newly-iormed Lacombe square offence. But the evidence Public 1 In Canada that he permitted one cow to Accountant | In Foreign Countries $3.50 |dance club was held last Satur- magistrate, - day night. Square dancing will stray. And the after income'tax returns | g the fashion for the club from due deliberation, decided that j Millinery real estate & be cattle, so Model insurance | DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION |now on, at Intervals of two one cow was not he dismissed the case. CARDSTON Phone 135 | WRITE FOR RATE CARD |weeks. Box 126 | Mom and dad will know what There's nothing like a precise I a |we mean. The old square dance, law and its judicious application. LOREN E. HANCOCK I READING NOTES— (Not run except where advertisers | which occupied a vivid and CARPENTER and BUILDER = splendid in ' 1 also run a display ad., and are marked as adver- part of social life THEY CALL IT "BAFFLEGAB" Finishing Work and tisement) per |pioneer days, back fascin- '' General | 10c count line. is to (Leduc Enterprise)' Construction ate a generation. Old tim- new 5 blks. West Town Power HiiiiiiiiiiM[]iiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiimiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiMiHiiiiiiiiiiiii3iiiiiiiiiiii[iiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHiiit: ers will remember the all-night Of all the little "human in- House flings, the fiddles beating out a terest" stories running through Farm Service V daily press in J swift tempo to the stamp of wil- the columns of the ( \ ling feet, the caller yodel- recent days, welike best the one and Washington LLOYD WE WONDER linghis commands in a voice about— an award to a R. NORTHEY of rising crescendo whichshrunk man a lawyer at that. The OPTOMETRIST reaction if Town Council by Belling- What would the be the to a hoarse whisper by the time award was made the NEWS BUILDING went over the Voters List ior the past tour or five years everybody was ready to call it ham, Wash., Herald. It was for "quits". a name and a definition for all andmadea iiSt ot all those ratepayerswhoihad not voted the huge mass of verbiage, in- Tuesdays& Thursdays Well, twenty-odd sets in La- wherefore, m that time, andif perchance any ot thesepeopleappeared are going through the cluding whereas and combe etc., so beloved by the Phone 190 next Monday to vote, to them cast a same motions with only slight which is reiused let ballot.Ut legal profession generally and J "modern" variations. There are members course, the Council couldn't do it, and wouldn'tit they square dance clubs formed at and especially by those Bargoios j profession engaged in could, but we imagine there wouldbe wailingto the skies Red Deer, Innisfail, Sylvan Lake, of the HOLBERTON - KAUN Bowden, drafting laws. To the lay- f and toot proving this is our ,< - if such a thing wereevenmentioned.But why not? no "fly-by-night fad but a down man, at least, such confused and Accountants Auditors 1he best blood ot past centuries has been shed win- to earth form of enjoyment complex phraseology seems to be ;j Specializing m captivated central Al- designed to make obscure that I 1948 CHEVROLET- ning suffrage for men and women, and the battle of which has fundamentallly clear Farmer's Income Tax m berta. There are signs that-Po- which is 1Allis-Chalmers TRACTOR — jj - equal right, and yet most of us, unless we are directly noka and Stettler will soonbe in and to confuse the citizen who I Overhauled Phone 5378 Cooper Bldg would most benefit by clarity of — Lethbridge - concerned, don't value this privilegeenough to make use the act, too. ; 1W9 I.H.C.TRACTOR Overhauled Alberta deny it. Mom and expression. jj — We can't Smith, * of it, especially when it comesto our Municipal elections, they talk- Milton A. the Washing- i (All equipment Daw knew what were above completely reconditioned !. ■ to ing about when they said some- ton lawyer who won the award, "^ lt we are maintain our freedoms, we can only do so by i and guaranteed) f~~ thing about good, clean fun. classified the whole thing as 1< The practicingdemocracy, and the ballot is one form ot this. "bafflegab" and, for our money, MARQUIS CAFE I 112-ft. Elephant Brand FERTILIZER ATTACH- "THE BEST TO Then,too,m a civic election someonemust lose, and "VANCOUVERMIN" IS NOT it's a very aptandpertinent word — \ PLACE EAT" carrying in itself an almost un- !' MENT BOX New. ;! those nominated, at least some of them expect to lose. CORRECT mistakable key to its meaning. ,— >< (Calgary Albertan) '/ ,( Fish and Chips However, a lossis always sweeter if the votingrepresents He further defines this word as ,< - the whole of the ratepayers Inhabitants of Calgary are follows: "Bafflegab is multilo- Tobacco Confectionery instead of being the expres- called Calgarians; of Edmonton, quence characterized by con- Smokers* Supplies sion Toronto, Machinery of only that element who are hurried to the polls to Edmontonians; of Tor- sumate interfusion of circulocu- ! Full Line of New \ ontonians; Halifax, J support some special candiate or some special of Haligoan- tion or periphasis, inscrutability, issue. As ians. But that suffix does not incognizability, commonly I See us about the COCKSHUTT DRILL ratepayers,we and \ FOR owe it to the men whooffer their apply to all cities or places. The utilized for promulgations imple- services accepted forms, we believe, | TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED m our interests to either support are menting procrustean determina- \ PROMPT and EFFICIENT them with our vote, or Vancouverites, Winnipeggers, Ot- by else vote against them tions governmentalbodies." I 1 Slightly Used DIESEL 40 TRACTOR andlet them know we do not wish tawahoos, Lethbridgeites, If you don't entirely grasp the — \ their helpm Guelves, and so on. | 1STUDEBAKER 1|/-ton TRUCK Grain Box, REPAIRS our civic affairs. We are altogether too dis- above definition— you can move 2 j m The InnisfailProvince, we no- into our class we don't either. Stock Rack, Loading Auger and Spare Tire. < for Your interested these matters for our own welfare. tice, refers to its people as In- J ' i f We have roughly 800 names on the Voters' list for nisfailians. That seems quite im- t WATCH and Monday elections. we proper. Wouldn't the correct If follow the usual pattern be- word be Innisfailures? Engagement Announced JEWELLRY tween 200 and 250 of these cast ballot, Taylor Propane will a the other Mr. and Mrs. T. D. of i Sales and Service See 550 or600 willnot make the effort. But,800 ballots must THE OBLIGATORY SMILE Spokane, Wash., wish to an- be printed, (Peterborough Examiner) nounce the engagement of their CANADIAN OIL CO. LTD. J. W. MULLIN sa.th&Uin ease we UP and Mac, — WAKE decide to daughter, Nadene to Dor- Cardston Alberta vote there will be ballots on hand. we Isn't this business of smiling ral Burt Quinton, son of Mr and PITTS If told town elec- being overdone? We just i E." S. LEHR E. E. \ tion officials we didn't give have Mrs. Virgil Quinton of Green- i \ a hoot how the Town was beenlooking at a photograph of i t run and acres. Wash. " that we were not going to vote then they could 25 men gathered together to talk en save the cost of these about business. Twenty-three of extra ballots, also some of the help them wearbig smiles, and two do that is hired, preparing for 800, they not; the two non-smilers look Lucky Draw Winners if knew onlyJ 200 InvestorsSyndicate would vote. more intelligent and genuinely pleasant Show th^ than their Cheshire Cat New Car when more than a quarter of colleagues. Of the 400 names registered at SpringRequirements oiCanada Ltd. a-i milhonm Stlan^l Photographers, i\\l dollars will be spent, that for some rea- the Central Service showing of Savings we are not eveninter- son known only themselves, & Annuity ested enough to cast a vote to their new Chevrolet, and which m choosing the men we want want everybody to smile while ;lasted 10 days, the following Certificates SP nding f * Were y" °" Ithey are being photographed. I!people were winners of the lucky — — youyour ? ;* fund"d RUBBERBOOTS KEMTONE ENAMEL be so disinterested? And yet, Let it be understood that we,draw: as a taxpayeror renter have no quarrel with the trueIj First Prize— sls m trade— Don VARNISH — TURPENTINE — FLOOR MOPS Investors Mutual of Canada and natural smile ; if a man has McKay, Cardston. Limited trade, by — — a merry heart, let him show it.II Second Prize-T-$lO m FLOOR BRUSHES RUGS We refer only to the feigned Mrs. Jean Dersch, Granum. BRUSHES A DiversifiedInvestmentFund smile, assumed for photographic :: Third Prize--$5 m trade, by LINOLEUM by the yard purposes, which is betrayed by,,Nephi Richards, Aetna. " Local Representative Coombs Hardware AlbertE.Candy Dean Phone 2206 Lethbridge Holland Opens Mormons Purchase Price Wars "The Home of Fair Prices"— Exclusive Shop Lots forChurch J. FOREST WOOD. Manager Phone 12 In Lethdridge (Hungry Horse News) Columbia Falls Latter Day Appliances " " Like spring Saints representatives General SHOPWHERE YOU ARE INVITED TOSHOP a flower opening Electric this weeic completed the purchase of five Hollands Draper Shop, South- 50 toot lots here for their new 9.5 CUBIC FOOT SUPER DELUXE ern Alberta's only exclusive 1 50 by 100-ft. church. drapery store opened 1 Erection of the $50,000 public its doors to struc- the this morning. j tureis to start this spring m the Drapery materials m gay-as-' Lenonville-Kelly addition. Seven- "Spacemaker" toe-sun colors or warm, ty per cent of the cost is being soft financed by shades, greet the visitor's eye as the church head- I USED TRACTORS quarters. t e shop' locafced at Salt Lake City. ?n«306 S?«9th St. S.o The five lots were purchased Refrigerator from Cyril Eid and Woodrow Dean Holland, owner and ma- Miller, FINEST We have some excellent values. nager, told The Herald' Kalispell; LeonLenonand REFRIGERATOR MADE that Mrs. Ruth Ruder. Base price Holland's Draper Shop" willgive $200. lot the public complete was drapery and The Latter Day slip cover service. "We have the Saints branch widest variety wasstarted m Columbia Falls m John Deere Case of new drapery May, patterns 1950, and now has 187 ever displayed m the members. Only $IIiUU Lethbridge district" Mr. Holland Down said. Harold Tolley is branch presi- dent, with E. L. Brown and El- List Price $499.00 and Ford Patrons may sit m cushioned mer Kiser, counselors. comfort m the brightly lit shop Arrangements have been Less your trade-in for your oldice box or andchoose their drapery pattern made just with the Flathead national for- whathave you $150.00 by flipping over the dozens est for the church ComeInand See Them. of samples on a revolving members to ple "sam- log 60,000 board feet m Swan drum." The samples include lake district. I*l6 forest allows $349.00 the most extreme modern de- free logging for churches and signs as well as modestly pat- similar purposes. Your cash down-payment „ $17.00 terned materials m —— Cardston tones. subdued en— MotorsLtd. $332.00 FORD and MONARCH CARS Behind the shop proper is a Howard Oliver and Lee Woolf cutting room where slip covers, were business visitors to Regina and FORD TRUCKS drapes are made this week. BALANCE PAYABLEUPTO 18 MONTHS Sfllpha uo to order. * * * PHONE 162 **' VITAMIN-D'INCREASED Chesterfield suites may be taken CARDSTON into the shop to BUNDLES OF NEWSPAPERS for This offer madepossible only with theco-operation be re-covered. fires, As well as drapery materials lighting 10c. a bundle at of the manufacturer! MILK Cardaton News Office. " the shop carries cloth and Ven- firm. c»n»di»» tfrtc*?r»o»ucr etian blinds; drapery Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall were Mr. S. S. Newton arrived home hardware, Calgary Monday. Calgary .curtain rods, drapery lining and visitors i from a hospital m on - - Two make-belief windows m Saturday, feeling very much im- Following a report of the interlining, made to measure the shop, which is decorated m Mrs. J. W. Mullin has been a! is draw rods, and Venetian blind Smith and Scott patient m Cardston hospital proved. Mr.and Mrs. E.W. John- vital statistics for Cardston dis- tapes cool green andblond,look outon for sonand Mrs.Newton motored to 1951, compar- and cords. Cornice boards prints. drapes — the past week. i tricts for with the will be actual color Draw— Phone 1 18 Cardston Calgary to bring him home. ison for 1950 m brackets: Births, made to the customer's dress ud the windows. Leth- special requirements. bridge „ Ben Hall of the Rex Cafe, was 218 (226); marriages 116 (114); Herald. 9, Qfelfeary visitor thia week. Shop where you are invited to shop, deaths, 28 (39). . , THURSDAY,JFEBRUARY 28, 1952 THE CARDSTON NEWS 3 me Nay and Wihna Campbell- Highhonors went toMrs. Kemp mOmmmmm\mmmmmmmmmmmm\mmst^^ and Mr. Glen Nish. Low went to Mr. John Woolford and Mrs. News Fawn Campbell. District Relief Society work meeting held at the laffi££ißßaEaataSßaSaa(gO«eg33agEM»^ was home of Mrs.I , Grant Jensen. Mrs. Jensen dem- HI f ening. A talk by Mr. Lane was onstrated fancy sandwiches and greatly enjoyed after which Mr. cut vegetables. I wants to Mr. \ Glenwood Guests at the home of and attvoamzi—' Fielding played Glenwood Thomas some re- y- and Mrs. Gerald Low Sunday| Jiz cords on the experiences of the pioneers. A light lunch of cake, were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Camp- j iust re- cookies and punch was served, bell and family. I ««XA**»*duty Korea and Lowry Mr. andMrs. Ted Wright were from m Mr. and Mrs. Glen en- guests Sunday ft* tertained Mr. and Mrs. Kay Elk- on at the home j Prince of Edmon- jar and family Friday evening, of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright, i Ts'Pauline The study group held then- and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Henrie meeting ; «" family Sunday afternoon, at the J. K. Hadfield ce and on Sunday. Mr. Grant H^,'-ri^Sf-theirmectSg cm Monday cv- prior to their leaving the dis- home v auditorium. Jensen gave the lesson on the he school trict. ■ — mfn party Book of Moses.Lunch was served an A farewell was held at by The pr^ demonstmtion o 1 the chapel Wednesday for Mr.- Mesdames Winnie Hansen and \v^| docs tool j_ (; Marie Workman. she eni ericSTmdians, by stu- and Mrs. Glen Berezay and fa- TZ ways mily, CN funTMrs^illingsly;oi Mii. o Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Hen- dents ° r funds; rie and family, andMr. and Mrs. and n Kay Elkjar family. time Whisky Gap-Rinard melia^ f Ji^nunization& and The program,adisCUf°eoortof toe Home was spent m western style dan- Mrs. Tom Hoyt entertained on iePf\? Taber Lunch cing with music furnished by the occasion of the fourth wed- reported! Mrs. Ralph ding anniversary daugh- ftIS won Mr. and Nielson and of her rtStndMrs Bilhngsley's room Mr. Bill Campbell, after which ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. £ a short program was presented, Dean Berezay. Those present withMrs. Bob Reeder asmistress were: Mr. and Mrs. Martin 01- Wednesday family at Woolford of ceremonies. Pot luck lunch -shaski and and Mr. and viand Mrs. Ernest Bohne was served. Mrs. Bill Hoyt and daughter, T were vi- ; things you want "nd Mr Winston Bohne A delicious dinner was served Wanda. |' YOU HAVE PLANS that are important, too. The jj j / V /^ Lethbridge this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cy- Mr. andMrs. D.L. Barnett en- plannedfor, \^v. at Four | most, the worthwhilethings, have to be savedfor. /jf >^^^ Irs cases of yellow jaundice ril Lowry for the following: Mrs. tertained to a bridge party. */ flSra family; Mr. play with prizes ,11uccn reported atGienwood. Mac Berezay and tables were m these days.Buthere are two suggestions that may Sun- Lowry, and going Arnold, Pearl I That's not easy, \T * ni'uung of tne Stake and Mrs. Tim Mr. to Norma >v^k>■ meAloer- Lowry family and Perry, Ruth Plunett, Bill Hoyt help you to realize your ownparticular dream: j toyinuuioincersof Mrs. Vee and I was Thursday cv- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reeder and Jim Godlonton and W. Sommer- neld most,how it cost, open i foule home of Addison family. feldt. ;| i'lasr, decide what you want much will and a (' [YXx me Graveland Lethbridge that one J C Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nielson David of i;pcci;.l savings account at The Royal Bank ofCanada for ( Sunday guests of spent the past week with his two \ -Uce Kenley of Cardston were dinner | particular purpose . then save for it. _ / uS tins wee*, at tne Mr. and Mrs. Art Peterson of brothers and families. .. was a victor Mr. and Mrs. C. Brenton had Jefferson. Second,use the Royal Bank Budget Book to keepyourselfon Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill the pleasure of talking to their I THE ROYAL13AN.K. Campbell on Sunday were Mr. daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank your course,and to avoidcarelessspending. The budget book Nanaimo, 8.C., over f iithe scalfoid wSwhne and Mrs. Vee Lowry and family, Brenton of does not suggest how youshouldspendyourmoney.Itdoes AI\TAT)A he fell norn at Gerald Low, Mr. the telephone. k OP C*VJllViXi/JX IIon the new church Mr. and Mrs. Arnold en- provideyou with a simplepattern to help you \JJr He arm and Mrs. John Campbell and fa- Mr. and Mrs. Bob I Sam View. Mrs. Gerald tertained the Rinard Bridge SUIT YOURSELF. be unablebrokersto work for mily and Mr. and Phyllis i PLAN YOUR BUDGET TO and will Armstrong and family. club. Honors went to one, CARDSTON BRANCH iwo months. Godlonton, Lorna Perry, Joyce | You can get a copy at anybranch. Askfor and M MMen The following attended the Re- | McDOWELL It was Gleaner Society meeting on Hoyt, Geo. Perry, Jim Godlonton E. ut Glenwood this week.Cto lief Union Manager Week Saturday: Mesdames DeLaine and Gene Plunett. g Monday evening the ,G purch- a thea Reeder, Hazel Steed, Mr. Don Gruningerhas the M Men at alef"e^ Lowry, Alta a tuests of group.took inthe Campbell, Jane Neilson, ased the Wm. Veale farm, sec- re party. The Fawn Greg- Veale's plans are __ Lowry Williene tion m all. The ■-— __— at Cardston. On Wednes Mary and yet. _ _ I show guests ol not definite as day the M Men were son. Godlonton has joined party was held Mr and Mrs Dick Sommer- Arnold Lethbridge/ tne Geaners. A the on the city police force, home of Donna Wood. feldt visited m district at the lunch Sunday. Games were played and a lovely was served at was served. , - A dinner Ralph Friday night a number of the home of Mr. and Mrs. On Ruth Bennett the Gleaners and M Men atten- Neilson for Mrs. Ballat Card. and family,, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo ded the Sweetheart family and Mrs. Ol- ston. on Saturday evening an Wolsey and held m tne ga ,^- j# oid time dance was Neilson. flMs r *&< f.l mMm _____ VL ra scnobl auditorium with the rec- Those who attended the tele- «■* H^flPUB ■ furnishing the music. phone whist given by the Old V| ord player were. UPPPipPj 9 If^W^ tunday evening a Chief Women's Institute Un was EphBateman, Mr. m tne lorm of a testimonial Mr. and Mrs. andMMen and Mrs. Delbert Neilson Mr. lieia for the Gleaners Campbell, Mr. and at tne home of Olsen. and Mrs. Bill family Lowry and Mr. and vi. J. Bennee and of Mrs. Cyril Caraston, and Mrs. Annie Ras- Mrs. Tim Lowry. mussen, also of Cardston, were Mrs. Bob Reeder entertained ol following on Thursday it aunday visitors at the home the Mrs. Mac Mi- Mrs. being the occasion of ana Dale Wood. birthday anniversary. Mrs. bernice Quinton. Rutn ierJay's Mrs. Tim Lowry,Mr.and Quinton and Mrs. Reed Quinton Mr. and Ber- Suday visitors Mrs Cyril Lowrv and Mrs. and chidren were dinner was at the home of Stewart Alfred- ezay. A delicious INFANTRYMEN Mr. Grant Thomas and family served. HE LEADING Lethbridge were Sunday visit- oi role to ors at Glenwood. Canadian soldiers are playing a world-wide The MIA Maids and Explorers j^so^ Sunday Woolford At home and held a fireside on even entertained discourage aggression... to help guard peace. of ReedShields. Miss Carol Lamb Thursday WK" hik iv tue nome group friends as-Guardians of Peace. Bob Harker showed films taken a of her her overseas, our soldiers stand sung. at her home, on jg^p m France. Songs were eveS Birthdayanniversary. Nelson and famuy Krteenth Infantry Soldier is the toughest,.the best Mr. Darrel at present were: MaD^e Jes- The Canadian of Cardston were visitors Those Wescott of Card Glenwood Sunday. sen and Venita equipped fighting soldier m the world today. oi ston; Joyce Glines. Lois Steed Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Leavitt Bingo Sunday visitors at and the guest of honor. was created Cardston were after which a de- a newspecialty withextra pay and prestige Ok..wood. was Played by iv s. Recently Y..;iwuj church on cious lunch was served Infantryman. speakers at The group then for the Infantry Soldier. This is the Leading Su.il..y Briant String- Rulon Lamb. were Pres. to expertly am High Councilman Wilhs went to Mutual. is the trainedInfantry Soldier. Hehas learnt handle and Lois Steed motored t Leth He lilcher. , , Verla Steedof Caid He has been trained to take Weekend visitors at Glenwood bridge with the many weapons of modern infantry. included Bryce Smith of Leth- St S Robert and time, any kind of situation. The Leading bridge, Nelson and Mary Z !TZ-Joe care of himself anywhere,any m Doreen famiiy visited at the the Army. Whipole. Sunday afternoonMdvmfi" the most thoroughly trained fighting soldier m -cn—■ cher home Infantrymanis JaM,-f Wright and small today, defence. Hartley Same Playyour part m Canada's most importantbusiness to years age,(tradesmen to 43), Several car loads of young he e Youare eligible if you are:17 40 of Peoplemotored to Orton Monday an oirstrfoialew to serve anywhere. & dE physically fit and ready evening to attend the Green Wee was ill at his _ C Steed wee*, Oold Ball there. Wright Srlie days ast Mr. and Mrs. Chester home for two were Calgary visitors Tuesday. the nearest Recruiting Depot: Archie Leavitt Apply to Mr. and Mrs. Barracks,Calgary,Alta. and lamily were Sunday dinner jf\ No.10PersonnelDepot,Currie guests at the Marvin Smitn meeting- at the home^ Home. MrS [attendance, The ArmyInformation Centre, left for evemng"'!*with a Sgoodouu , y Mr. Claude Stanford meeting a .luncn wasw 101stStreet,Edmonton,Alta. Nortnernuritish Columbia where After the j* 10040 he expects have employment served. „ y { society '" Cen,re home to to Rem* m y°ur A number o the The Army formation for the next few months. Re ief b C T"e...rv M held officers attended Tlie Men and Gleaners m 1U a fireside at the home of G. S. union meeting Hartley Sunday evening. Ittook urday- Bingham * Mr^ nave " -Tuesday the form of a testimony meeting. Listen to"Voice of the Arm/' a lunch W£^ >£*> "^=&S9t ~ ' After the testimonies and Thursday evenin9s Dom non Network. was served to the crowd of young -^^^^^m^ People m attendance. o. ri Mr. and Mrs. Dick Richards Mr. and Mis. and infant daughter of Aetna have been visiting at the L. L. Oviatt home for the past week- Sunday. „ c„P-rien were Mr. Grant Smith, the U.I.D. ' ' Seminary teacher, had charge .m.m ah m .%%%..% Afl MMBBli [ . en s^^lit^iil^ m of the 'program presented m church services Sunday after- f^T noon. An excellent program was Jefferson presented by young pupils, defeated the Jefferson B team my consisting of talks by Viberta The boys m a Woodruff and Virginia Smith; a1 theffillspi-mg duet by Wealtha Fullmer and Fay Orr, followed by a story by Billy Oviatt and talks on honesty utes of overtime. t hv Jack Oviatt and Margaret Hunsperger. . , Several farmers m the district are feeling very thankful for the " eood weather because they are busy lambing. Gary Hunspurger spent Sun- Creek by thiee msm^Sm^J^V^W^'^^^ SHHt iwUwW* Pincher da"with his family. game to Po Chief Wl held a .V'^rivpSS'oid money. There Whl to raise following at the _ Taylorville lweref tables at chris A very interesting fireside was SS&«SjIS Carlson.Max- held at the chapel onSunday ev- TOURSDAY, THE CARDSTON NEWS FEBRUARY 28, 1952 4 ment of 16,000 or 20,000 acres, and thenew Mormonsettlements at Maerath and Stirling will be Upon A Time amongst the first supplied.These advertising Once ... two places have sprung Into ex- :M ,\ , 1900 6 i Excerpts taken from Picturesque Cardston published In istence this year,and nownum-' i by Macleod, Editor and Publisher of The Cardston Q ber about 75 families each, pro- Classified N. W. Record. V posing to cultivate '6,000 to 8,000 — acres m each settlement. It is %,'-: WHAT IS SACA-PELO? Saca- estimated that altogether about 'C ■■■:*■%s■<■£s $_wrr . rMkimx Pelo is the most remarkable sci- GREAT IRRIGATION 1,000 people flocked into ads, per word, entific discovery of the age, THE have Classified 2 cents booklets— part country " words a which will permanently kill the CANAL A number of these this of the this sea- " 10 cents per line (5 to "Picturesque Cardston and En- son. Next year, 1900, other lands i , , : line).Minimum charge, 50 cents. roots of all superfluous hair. As so much has been said in — ! «A\ r^ (over 100 pages of will opened coloniza- 50 cent nd Saca-Pelo contains no drug or tlie luiegomg pages regarding vironments" be ud for Two insertions of a pictures and interesting write- tion. for 75 cents, three insertions for chemical, and can be applied m uw ueneiits to be derived from ups) are available at the News The engineer declares that the $1.00. In Memoriam, Cards of the privacy of your own home or uie completion of the irrigation line, LOR-BEER LABORATORIES, following particulars Office. A- long as the supply watersupplyis sufficient for half Thanks, 10 cents per count m canal, tne — original copy. St., Vancouver, may clipped lasts $1.00 ; er a million of acres, and says that minimum charge $1.00. An extra 670 Granville B.C. be of interest. It is ' although __^ he has done deal of cent bookkeeping charge is irom THE CARDSTON RECOKdJ. a f 10 building engineering the United States, Pop 5i w of made if ads are not paid for by SEVERAL choice lots The water for this immense m "/rt Hrn km/ the feoflifef publication. for sale at Cardston Invest- system Mile Coulee. At this point the this is the best river he ever saw time of is taken from the St. draw, _. money these days. Why < " ment Co., Ltd. c con- system becomes forked, and one from which to as sup- unny about parents.They , can't he Mary's River (a branch of its. F thing see that )e cQn lif insur — twenty miles is nlv Is so steady, probably flow- smart about some _ / WE DO UPHOLSTERING siderable importance of the Bel- channel of about can be so wHh ;tg run eastward to about three in-' m the mountains through a thinga-andblind to other 1lungs. _ Phono 206, Floyd'a Furniture. ly river, which flows into the agreement [nonoy oside rußulnrly £ FOR SALE— Modern large home, Saskatchewan) being miles south of Stirling, whereits series of lakes. An has goals. way, location, South first Take my Pop, for instance. other That saving's as 8 rooms, good hard- FARM miles runinto a creek, while been made with the town of bowed into this con- easy as suckinga toe ! floors, furnace, FOR SALE— 39O acres 8 drained off at about five watersare Lethbridge When Ifirst wood exlra miles east of Glenwood, 250 from the international boundary. the left branch is continued to deliver water there fusing world, he was wise enough Another thing. As I lot, on by May 1. observe garden sidewalk. Priced acres irrigated. For quick sale The channel required is twenty northward, aimingat the present to take out more life insurance. economic conditions m this great on terms for quick sale. Phone only $35.00 per acre. five at the town of (To be continued) Now, if anything happens to him, nation of ours, one fact is Co., With— feet wide in the bottom and time to terminate increas- 92, Cardston Investment $10,000 cash, balance terms. carried. Lethbridge. Mom will still have money for ingly evident:Every dollar that's c feet of water is rent. And Icnn go Ltd. __ Wolff's Realty, m the Massey- After being conducted for a length main chan- groceries and saved helps to check inflation. So The of the playinghere, instead of having should all Harris Bldg. c number of miles, Willow Creek is now completed or under on we save as much aswe SEEthe new wall paper at Spen- nel, Quick Canadian Quiz to be a president or something, carl| every waywe can. c crossed, requiring two trestle construction, aggregates sixty J cer's, to earn a living. That's what I'm gonna LOST ON MAIN STREET— YeI- flumes. These flumes are set up- miles, besides the many lengths 1. Where ls Cabot Strait? tell Iow gold "Montrose" wrist thirty high 2. What For that, Igive Pop full credit. Pop. And if he doesn't lister to — (all on trestle work feet of natural channel which arebe- was Queen Elizabeth's reason, I'll TYPEWRITER RIBBONS watch with matched gold one feet birth date? Yet he's alwayscomplainingabout justdrool all over his makes) the Cardston News and section alone is 784 ing used The amount of land it is to save more new tie ! ] at band. Reward. Please' leave at long. They are sixteen feet wide Irrigation pur- 3. What agency has exclusive how tough Office. Office. c made available for irights News and carry five feet of water. Af- poses by the system, so far as it to bring U.S. network crossing township 2, range 24, broadcasts into Canada? , SALE— Heifers SEE our assortment of poultry ter has already been projected, will Life insurance dollars serve you these other ways: FOR Eight Bred west 4, the water is turned into 200,000 4. Is Ottawa's current surplus |r supplies, Spencer's. c 150,000 and put ■ (freshen about Ist of April). at Spring Coulee with Pothole be between of tax revenue overexpenditures A large pnr—t of every life insurance dollar— is to work m investments that 119, 3m7p. Amongst the earlier farm bring you nnd .11 other Canadians extra benefits. I Phone Cardston. 15 Ap- Creek, another natural acres. $11 million, $240 million, $731 HAY for sale. About ton. water- land to receive attention, how- Hundreds of millions of these dollars have been used m this way,helping ply Gideon Lehr, Kimball, ph. way which is used for twelve million? to provide new schools, highway:!, power plants,oil pipelines, homes andmany (° LOST— One long yearling steer ever, will be townships 6 m ran- vitnl projects that raise living standards. I 3ml3p. miles. About five miles of very; In 1939 it took 12 minutes i other ggbranded onright ribs, from R9OB. 19, 21, township 5. their thrifty habit of paying life insurance premiums regularly, heavy ditching takes the water; ges 20 and and for average Canadian factor" 1 Todny, by ; BSMMrs. Reeder's pasture at 5, range Arrangements have nenrly five million Canadians are ploviding security for their families ... ■slTaylorville. Phone FOR SALE— I949 AR John Deere out of this creek and carries it 22. worker to earn price of a loaf of Ik working to check inflation... nnd promoting progress throughout the nationI^* Reward. land, been made with the Mormon lone; 119. 3m7p. Tractor. Ph. Rll7. Herb Wal- out on the bench where it bread. How does he work for j — ter. 3ml3p is dropped for six miles into Nine Church m Utah for the settle- it today? BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES — Beauty Operator. — ANSWERS: 5. 8 minutes. 3. The The LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA In Cardston. Contact Cardston WANTED CBC. 1. It separates Nova Scotia Investment Co., Ltd. c Steady— employment, good wa- $721 mil- and their representatives ges. C. B. Cheesman. p and Newfoundland. 4. L-lISID _>, lion at Jan. Ist. 2. April 26, 1926.,. INTERESTED spending less m man, ex- time m 1952 mud-holes, and WANTED— Front-end — NOTICE saving on trac- perienced preferred. Smith & wear and tear Scott, tor tires? See what is being ph. 118. c The Annual Meeting of the done about it at Top Notch FOR — of cows. Equipment. SALE 16 head Farm 6m6c. (have been run with good Lake Community — Caldwell, Ross FOR RENT— apartment, bulls). C. A. Spring 3-room Coulee, R609,Magrath, half block off Main Street; al- or ph. — Pasture Association so 20 tons of alfalfa and timo- 2mSi- hay. thy See J. L. Stanford, new 1worthy Wallpaper will be held on ph. SEE Su*" _ 292. 2f2Bp. now on display at Coombs NICE ASSORTMENT of Decal Harware. c March 3rd, at 2p.m. Transfers, Spencer's. at c PIANO FOR SALE— Doherty, m m JEFFERSON SCHOOL FOR SALE OR TRADE— One 12A good condition. Apply' E. H. I Leavitt, Cardston. 2m6p. 6 ft. John Deere Combine. See The Association will receiveapplication at this time M. B. Fuller, Whisky Gap. LOST— Tricycle, size 2f21p.» New CCM to enter year. j 20, from premises. Reward. See from all Members desiring cattle this — Caldwell, or ph. p WORK WANTED Young man, E D. 247. — S. L.WEST, Sec.-Treas. with 3 years' experience wants \[FOR SALE IN CARDSTON 6- work as clerk or garage partsI finishing k man. Apply roomed house, some Cardston News. | to be done. $5,000 cash or $1500 ' 3f2Bp.| down, on terms. Contact s^xY^l/^-It's apleasureto say good- automatic oil burners, hot water I rest f certainly FOR SALE— Registered 2-year- Mrs. Myron Cox, Marysville, bye to the dirty ashes... thetemper- heaters, stoves, stock trough heat- Bull; Angus B.C. 3ml3p 2 amentalfire the gritand the dust. chicken brooders, use econom- old Hereford also — * ... do erSi Bull, rising two.— Ted Hinman. — and bring your family to the And that is just what you when jca|j;ssoHeating Oil. 2f2Bp. OLD RAGS WANTED—WiII give Come you switch to oil heat. You get top prices.— Geo. A. Wolff & steady, clean heat without the See yourlocal oil burner equipment WHAT OFFERS? — For cash, Son. c. bothersome and time-consuming dealer for installation and service. or purchase MasseyHarris "FAMILYDAY" | tending that goes with antiquated Contact your nearest Imperial Oil rent cash of— Jesse DENNISON CREPE PAPER— 32 Gibb farm, Glenwood. P.O. " — See the first showing m this district of the new | heatingunits. Oflice or Agent for dependable, Box 248, Cardston. colors to select from at the Massey-Harris Motion Picture f Heating — 2f2Bp.jI Cardston News Office. " or space heaters, floor furnaces, economical Esso Oil. FOR SALE One-quarter section — |COUNTER CHECK BOOKS Oi- of land at Glenwood, irrigated.!' der your requirements from Th« "Enough and For All | J. L.Redford or oh. 323. 3m6c, Lowest Prices. — ... 1 Cardston News. 1 lt's non-advertising. The PERSONS desiring join - . It's sensational— lt's educational— | to Rural |E Z Cut StencU Paper, 24 x 36" film that was selected for presentation at the United f THE SIGN THAT SAYS $$@fll FOR YOUR MONEY Power line, South and West of Conference, Cardston this year,must have on Sale at Cardston News Office. Nations Food Rome. I application m by March 31st, Tobe held at ? 1952. Apply MatthewLeavitt or Travers Smith. 3m6c NOTICE ROXY THEATRE, March st!i, 2 p.m. j 5-ROOM MODERN HOME— Half block Mrs.N.R.Ernst of Spring Cou- (Sponsored by Your Massey-Harris Dealer) j off Main Street. Barn lee willnotbe responsible for any and large lot. Less than $5,000 by you bills or debts incurred H. W. if act now.— Cardston In- Ernst . 2f2Bc. vestment Co., Ltd. c A. & Son j JUST ARRlVED— Congoleum, 3- Geo. Wolii * yards wide, at Spencer's. c ; Agents for Studebaker and Massey Harris FARM LOANS FOR FOR SALE— 4-room Modern cot- ; Phone50 Cardston I tage, close m, recently redec- AUCTIONSALE orated. This is an exceptional AT THE offer. See Kent Burt, ph. 37. c. * Alberta Stockyards « On the same programme ... CLEAN TOUR CARPETS with FINAL, Lamorene, the new super car- I GREY CUP 1951 | pet cleaner. Removes grease, Every TUESDAY, I An "on-the-spot" motion picture of Canada's greatest Foot- % 6RAINCROMS lipsticks, tar and chewing giun. >. Ball Classic ... and other features! ♥:" —Coombs Hardware". c '** *** *** *** *** *** Wednesday,Thursday "J***♥*#*****5* *2**I* *»* ****»**!**.4"v**t**l* "t**t**"'"** *%?****»**** *■»*"***\* *«4*■*****■**"**»**»*"I*""**»* *"*****5*"J*"5****"s****
*** ■ and FRIDAY s**l**J» »J* *$""*J*C******"**"'I*1*I**** *i* ■C**I* *Z**w* "*"*^* ♥*""*i* "5**5**♥**+'**V*5**J" %**""**5**»■**i**S* "***s*'"s**** *♥**i**5*"l- Until Further Notice Mixed Farm SALE STARTS AT 10 a.m. For BEST RESULTS Beautifully improved. 640 ' acres, 550 of which is irriga- and PROMPT $5-00 ble, | 600 acres broken and 240 acres m clover. Balance per- SETTLEMENTS manent pasture and hay.Per- Consign Your Livestock to I manent ditches, fenced and | Trade-in Value cross-fenced with woven wire, HAYS & EARL, Ltd. < much of which is new. Lovely ALBERTA STOCKYARDS, I ON ANY TIRE * modern home, barns, corrals, I feed lots, etc. LETHBRIDGE " On gravel road Telephone (providing it isn't blown out) and van route. Price, $45,000. No. 5048 f Terms. AUCTIONEERS: I : L.B.(Blair) Holland No. 51-51-52 % FOR A NEW : CardstonInvestment Co. E.L (Ted) Newby, No, 41-51-52 -> j^ Improveyourmethods toincreaseyour profits! Take advantage of Tire; X&^f^ improved modern machinery to reduce tillage costs and increase ship cy Firestone m—Mm-^s'- production. 1* v When you money truck . UtHHI need to purchaseequipment or otherwiseincrease the | (any passenger car size) \ 3rfli|fjj£?'* efficiency of your farm's operation, see the manager of The Bank of »" Toronto near you. ■ Jt Got d during the month of '^*LW" ! \ i An experienced farm banker, he will readily understand your problem MARCH | «rou« and be anxious to assist you m any way he can— and quickly, too. I — WAV
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j THE SAWMILL * 11 Learn Effective 1 1 --^^ " <"'JJ V. D> g. Sandilonds GLOVES! GLOVES! . YMR l mprice... Public Speaking ] XIP"&T' Old-timers of the North Saskatchewan Glovesare down W 1 MEN! Work * ] 69 may recognize this sawmill as typicol * '! more | Ask.for WATSON'S. under thedirection cf ',i QEflMififiTY of mony long since moved to i - U&UUIll D I forested areos. The lumber industry, |; Province, tNow >. j ia like all others m the has Lady * I For the | . grown immensely during the past few who^Sewi aS k -&_V\ decades. In many cases,this growthhos Walter Lewis ' M§B^jM4YVmb been helped by theservice of Provincial II Treosury , *a^§Af^ Branches. lar fabrics. complete I ! well-known Instructor and Public Speaker of ;! £nsjl -BBVHi [ft C Designed for service to both : t i ITUl lUIIk individual and company, Treasury < Alberta range of needs Famous $100 and $12S % Southern >'\ Branches cover a wide | McCiego^Hwy *fi . all over the Province. Backed by the \ entire resources of Alberto, dedicated f! to the growth of Alberta, you'll find i Treasury o friendly,heif* Boot an