_ representing the Royal Bank locally,

transact the business of his trip.

- gallons.

. of Enemies. Plans for the organi-

VotumMp 3

BANKING HOUSE ~ | IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY

GIVES $30,000. | MEET AGAIN MONDAY,

- FOR CITY WORK Officers Elected. Last Week |

and Modus Operandi ' Planned.

Winnipeg Branch of Royal Bank Advances a Draw-

* A representative and tithusiastic ‘ing Account. r

meeting of the women of Redcliff was held last Friday afternoon. in the Empress Theatre.

The Women’s Civic Improvement Society of Redeliff was formed with Miss - Failes, as Presidenti; Mrs. Lydiatt, Vice-President ; Mrs. F, F. Woodcock, Secretary ; Mrs, J, W. Wheeler, Treasurer,

The object of the Society is to beautify the town in every way possible—planting the parks, school- grounds ete,., and encouraging priv- ate enterprises in gardening and tidying. It will take a lot of work and patience before much improve- ment shows, but there will be great results in the end.

Every woman is urged to come and bring their ideas to the next meeting which will be held in Crow’s hall on Monday July the 7th at 3 o'clock. ;

The interest taken by the fifty odd ladies in Redeliff in the forma- tion of the Civic. Improvement So- ciety is only compatible. with the spirit of Redcliff’s progress, and shows that the women are fully equal to the occasion and are not to ‘be distanced by the male boosters in the work .of hastening the day when Redeliff will attain that first mark of her goal—the initial stand- ard of cleanliness and beauty that will serve as a pacemaker for future residents to follow.

The next meeting of the society,

DANELZ AND STEPLER WENT ON MONEY QUEST Augurs Well, Considering Money Market---Inquiries About Redcliff.

Mayor E. C. Danelz returned trom Winnipeg Monday morning and announces that he secured a temporary drawing account on the Royal Bank to the amount of $30,000. Mr. Danelz had but one day in the Manitobé*city, and in company with Mr. A. A. Stepler,

had to make some quick moves to

The Winnipeg. local - man was

unable to talk business, so Mr.

Danelz and Mr. Stepler made a quick — connection for a summer resort point fifty miles north of Winnipeg, where they put the matter flatly up toa Roya) Bank]. official, who gave them the assur- ance of the stated drawing account.’

‘In the face of the fact that Van- éouver’s city credit is nil, as well: as the fact that withdrawals: of banking support have been made in a number of western Canadian. Cities, due to the money stringency, the backing ‘accorded Redeliff’s representatives speaks strikingly well for the town. Debentures of the coast cities are understood to be a drug on the financial market at the present time.

The moneys guaranteed by the Royal Bank through the offices of Mr. Stepler, will be used to meet current expenses of the city’s de- partments. Mr. Danelz says that the water tank was last reported | by wire at Portal and should arrive most any day. The erection of the]. tank will be hastened on its arrival. It will have three-fifths of the capacity of the present storage tank in the Hat, ora total of 300,000

even greater enthusiasm than that evinced at the Jast, and every wo- inan resident of every class is urged tG come out and take part. a

Women’s ideas are of a different sort and often niore original, and therefore their ideas put . into ex- ecution with the practical aid of the men should be equally if not more productive of results than an or- ganization of men formed for the |same purpose.

Co- -operation is the key note of success in anything and the civie improvement movement lays open a field for the joint efforts of the men, women and children; captained by thé women already leagued for that

purpose.

CALGARY FIRM BUILDS IN BROUGHTON PARK

Six Fine Brick Bungalows to Be Under Way in Three Weeks.

Mr. Danelz says that he heard a great many inquiries in Winnipeg concerning Redcliff, there being more, in fact, than about any other : city in the west. The Stoner Agency there reports a great many inquries.

Baptist Church Services held in the Lodge Room of the Crowe Block. Morning Service at 11.00 o'clock Subject

Our Gospel. Evening Service at 7.30 o’elock Subject, The Choice

The Harrison & Ponton Co., of Calgary is preparing to erect six fine brick houses in block 8, in Broughton park. They will all be of the bungalow type, costing $2.500 each, or in excess of that amount

zation of a Sunday School will be talked over at tne close of the morning service. Ralph V. Hin-

kle Pastor, A Welcome to All, and: are being built to sell. . Estimates are now being made on the Masons to Meet. materials to be used in the houses,

Quarry Lodge, A. F, and A, M., will hold a special communication next Thursday evening, July 10, All Masons are cordially invited to at- tend, Work in the third degree. a

The Harrison & Bonton Ci mpany owns its own mills in British Co- lumbia to which the figures for materials will be submitted and the first couple of carloads ef ma- terial direct from the western -mills are expected to be here in ten days.

Construction work on the bungal- ows will be under way not later than three weeks hence, Thirty days only will be necessary to com- plete them for oceupaney, as the company, being the largest engin- eering firm in Calgary, is in a posi- tion to keep work going at top speed as they keep in constant em- ploy crews for every braneh of the building and finishing trade, so that one can follow \another with no

cessation.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

To insure change of adyertise- ment, copy must be in our hands not later than 6 p. m.on Wednes- day preceeding date of publica- tion, We must have all changes in by this time in order that we may publish our paper in time to catch all mails. Advertisers will derive more benefit when the paper is cireulated nie

as announced above, should develop |: *

but died there.

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REDCLIFF, ALBERTA, ERID: AY, JULY 4, 1913.

MONTH'S PERMITS, IN QUIET SEASON, NUMBER FORTY-THREE; TOTAL $90, 000

Residents Are Flocking in---Thirty- Two Permits|FARRAR IN COURT for Homes Alone---No Large Contracts Let--- Fight Modern Brick Business Blocks Started ---Homes Average Between $1,200 and $1,600.

ing Disturbance. Forty-three permits aggregating long list comprises entirely frame — in value of buildings $90,000° for dwel ings. Kight of these are being f erécted by the Three court cases,

Brittain-Plewes Co. at a cost of $1200 each, and four ‘by M: Livingston costing $1600 each,

The largest single permit is for the $18,000 Wheeler building. The rest graduate down in value as follows: Rédeliff Club — building, two stories, solid - brick $9,000; Oakland—Freenian, office and store two stories, solid brick, $8,000;

the month of June tells. in a nut- shell the activity in development of Redcliff that unabated through the dullest portion of the most uncertain financial year since 1907; The number of -permits and the structures they call for alone would explode any contentions that the activity is other than indicative

tails, were tried: before Tr

continues , Shubottom,

nominal fines with-eosts in stances and

third,

Samuel Farrar oecupied th

an acquittal

of the most permanent growth. D. Black, two story solid brick | of interest, being called upon at first There were no lange permits, sgore, $7,000; McNaughton Bros.,}to9 make defense on a Business blocks overbalance the | Ohe-story brick” veneered store, inciting acrowd to riot, the home investments by a margin of 000. -Finkleman store, one- pe fof ; » if ‘ : » » Te: { at ’ $10,000—850,000 as against 840,000 ty, brick veneered, $3500.. wing the result of an arrest made

by Constable Reynolds on Donald for

but in the volume of construction) the residence column takes the lead. |# Permits for dwellings to the number of thirty two were taken out during the month. The majority of the homes will cost between $1200 and $1600. Mr. Geo. A. Lydiatt is building a $8,000 brick veneered home, and Mr. 8. Wallace ix put- tsng up a $2500 home of the same construction. Other than these the

FAST AND LOOS

‘rta Ornamental Iron Co., two- ry, solid brick addition, $3,000. ded to this list anust be included several small permits for temporary ildings in the business district. ohe of these'is for an $800 frame Warehouse on Sixth St. to be moved tothe rear of the lot and veneered in six months, The Actual building figures ‘are $89,950, or tL eractioalty $90,000. ;

being

Wednesday night last. was fined three dollars and

changed to that of shouting

by Constable Reynolds. the ssi i eh guilt,

Reynolds stated that

later & young man named

OVER FEWINGS

Ree ~ out on infield plays. Both teams Redcliff journeyed down to Med-|are playing faster and more interest- icine Hat last night to take on the|ing ball, now. Redcliff grabbed two Fewings team of that city—a team |more in the sixth that were searcely that has given the local boys several | earned runs, being made on passes, games at home—and when darkness {errors and passed balls. In the closed down on the play at the end| seventh Redcliff did not get a hit or of the 8th inning, Redéliff had the} a score, amhough three men reached edge on the Hat boys by. five scores, | first. The result was 6-1, The Fewings got men on second Redcliff showed a little nervous- and third with but one down in the ness when they entered. the field, | seventh by means of a single, pass but ease came quickly and at the|and stolen bases, but Dixon pulled end of the first inning the team was | himself out of a bad hole by striking working like clockwork, ° out the-next batsman and catching The only score of the garne to the|a base-runner on an attempted steal credit of the Fewings was tallied by|at the home plate. the first man to face Pitcher Dixon.| Peacock, first man up for Redeliff Wood drew a walk, got tosecondon|in the eighth, singled, Besse got a passed ball, and was brought}down on an error, Jones doubled to home by, a single by Dombrosky.|left, scoring ‘Peacock ; ; Besse was In the meantime Reem made a|caught asleep off of third ; Tureotte pretty one handed catch of a drive reached first on an error by the by Chureh. second baseman, scoring Jones ; Redcliff’s time at bat | in the first}and Dixon singled, bringing in inning was one-two-three order—a|Turcott. Dixon died on bases long Hy to left by Reem, a strike-|on Reem’s infield out. The Few out-by Coughlin and an infield outings got one more serateh hit in by Oulette, In the second Redeliff) their turn, but otherwise were easy got one man, Jones, on base on ajouts and the game was over on pass. He stole second, reached | account of darkness. third on a passed ball, but died} Both teams made several errors there on a strikeout. in the play, but darkness was res- In the Hat’s turn the side went} ponsible in part, and for Redeliff down handily for Redeliff by a}the game was the first of the season double play, Dixon to Oulette to] to be ‘played on a stripped diamond. Besse. Redcliff was set down ina}| Weighing the comparative merits hurry in the third, Reem having} of the two teams, the scales used more hard batting luck by a long|/by a Medicine Hat paper seem a drive to the outfield being speared. | trifle out of plumb, as Redeliff has The Hat was also easy picking for}/demonstrated her superiority over Pitcher Dixon in the third. the Fewings several times this seas- Redeliff sewed the score up in! on and the heavy Redcliff balance the fourth witha home run by of last nights’ game would make it Oulette, ‘The drive looked good | appear exceedingly strange if Red- for about two or three bases but} cliff hasn’t the edge on the Hat in the right fielder was slow in cover-| most departments of the game. ing his territory and Oulette| Dixon was steady and heady in raced home, Bease got a single] bis pitehing throughout the game. and reached third on passed balls| Be sore : ' RUE 1000000014 5 The Fewings gave no worry in| Redeli? 0000000066 5 the filth. Wood gota slow infield] Home run, Oulette; two base sergtch hit. The others. up flew|hits, Gilroy, Jones ; stolen bases,

police station and while was. jeored and threatened

a-couple of times that they

and made use, aceording to

Peter Swanson, on the almost to the letter. the defense Smart and F. Clare gave a

fine of $1. and costs aga defendant and warned him

the future he would do well in mind at all times his

could not continually be

hard with him.

DEBENTURES _ .

Redeliit’s debentures which

Fewi departments from the

inspection details to the eity cer’s office,

out easily, Redeliff had two strike-| Wood, Switzer, Clark, ‘Tureott, Jones 2, Coughlin, Peacock. Poub- Nelson Lane outs and made no history at her le play, Dixon to Oulette to Bes ;| Mr Nolene

turn at bat. In the sixth. inning three men’ faced Pitcher Dixon and all wen,

een on balls by Hartley 5, Dixon ; strikeouts by Hartley 10, by

- fe, ; of bronchitis,

+ CURR *

Supposed tine of the New York Cafe Was in Even-

interlocked

somewhat in their eontributary de-

RN. W. MM, Redeliff Thursday and resulted in

charge of

drunk generally disorderly on the street on

The charge against’ Farrar was

street and obstructing traffic; the trial proceeded with a deposition Farrar, in had pleaded not

upon his making the arrest of Donald and

on the night of the 2nd inst! he was followed by a crowd to the

over his charge to Chief Sullivan crowd, some. one having called out

put a brick through the window. Constable Reynolds warned the crowd to disperse and finally they |- ywent out as far as the street, Farrar was the center of attraction,

ony, of defamatory remarks about British justice, and stated that no chief, constable or other officer could interfere with him on the street. Reynolds cautioned Farrar again to be quiet and in the end ‘arrested him in front of the New York Cafe.

stand, corroborated Reynold’s story Witnesses for in the persons of C.

different version of the affair. In- spector Shubottom finally levied a

society and the fact that he trouble in the town or it would go

Defendant Gibson was acquitted yesterday afternoon of the original charge of assaulting a police officer,

MAY BE FLOATED

An official of a large bond- financial house of Toledo, O., Mr. Dean, is in Redeliff to-day and his visit may result in the disposal of

the market at the present time, Mayor Danelz is entertaining Mr. Dean, who is going over the town carefully, inspecting its » different building

Lane, brother of Mr, Lane, of Lane, Cook & Brown, is in a dangerous condition with an attack

— REDCLIFF REVIEW

_ OUR SLOGAN : An Industrial Metropolis Of industrious aa Who Pull hit ates

Numnakr 27

SHORT COURSES INSTITUTED AT FARM SCHOOLS

/|Three New Branches to Be

FOR DISORDERLINESS Opened at :Vermillion,

Olds and Claresholm. TEACH DOMESTIC SCIENCE TO GIRLS Striking Benefits of Practical Institution Beginning to Be Appreciated.

ispector

Word has been received by the Review to the effect that the De- partment of

two in- in’ the Agriculture of the Province of Alberta has. established e centre | Agricultural Schools at Vermillion, Olds and Claresholm, and will open these schools for instructional pur- 1913. The

schools are for the purpose of assis-

tronble | Poses on November Ist. ting young men in stock judging, Compe- tent men will also take up matters Pertaining to soils, and the various crops that may. be : suc, cessfully in Alberta.

In addition to this, a very practi- cal course in blacksmithing and carpentry work will be given, Everything that will be tought will have as a direct object the giving

Robert

aad feeding and management,

Donald

.) costs. ° shige a

on the and

of assistance to the young men in the very practical things pertaining to an ordinary farm.

~ Apart from the course that into be given along ugricultural lines, there will be a Domestic Science course given for young. ladies, The Domestic Science work is not designed to teach young ladies how to do fancy cooking; hut the purpose is to teach them how to handle the ordinary things in the ordinary home,

As Redeliff will come under the jurisdiction of the Olds Agricultural School the dean, Mr. W. J. Elliott, desires to hear from any young man or lady in the vicinity who might be interested in. either .one of the courses mentioned above,

As-these schools are to be under the auspices of the Department of Agriculture of the province, they are, of course, free, with the ex- ception of the board and a few incidentals that may be in connection with the course, The course will likely last from 5 to 6 months,

Gibson

turning by the

would

where

testim-

witness

rather

FIFTH GAS WELL

inst the

that i ‘ tp heat DOWN 900 FEET duty to ’ ;

alone making

Drillers Expect to Complete It in Ten Days---Gas Main Fittings Here.

The new gas well, for whieh drilling has been in progress for several weeks, isdown to a depth of 900 feet. The drillers expeet to tap gas shortly and predict that the well ‘will be in the main strata which they are seeking in ten days or less, ‘It will then be connected up with the central system as a reserve. The prime cause for the drilling of the new well was to supply fuel to the industries to locate on the industrial site on which it is situated—Hection 9,

Mr. Wheeler, of the Lealty Co,, says that the pipe fittings sidcctiaty to the installation of tLe gas mains throughout the distrfet to be piped, have arrived and the wok is being carried on with no hindranee, ‘The entire distriet laid out for the seas- on of 1918 will probably Le covered hy the time eold weather sets in,”

buying

are on

engin-

y i.

necessary °,

; cae te & ‘ . +) a a .* ,

THR REDCLIFF REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY

sa Ene | -e TWO GAMES IN aie eS ie tne REDCLIFF SOON TO

4, 1913

So dostoneae Seceeteece steeds teodeoceatete

INSURANCE | + BonTon Rooming Holes

“+

’ full nine innings. z nS Two DAYS FOR | ‘iaaaiel ee a HAVE HARNESS SHOP.

Redcliff cai at least give the Hat

sa + ‘HIRD STREET, NORTH +

REDCLFF BOYS leaguers a run for their honey, if |Saskatchewan Man to Put in| es a THI ‘ rt ‘ mR? 3

} not a He and accordingly had Stock of Harness, Trunks, FIRE oy a i ill en ‘se ie ae Saturday, $

. : ;an article in the shape of a press Ca Et | e& July Sth. Light Airy Rooms. ree Bath. ee

At Present Rate Only Stale- | challenge sent. down to , Medicine oy goats LIFE “ . re - . Neéws & j { ifs : ym { ; ‘ :

ness or Over Confidence |!!! News stating that if* the pre : LIABILITY ~ Cc. H. MORAN, Proprietor ;

fessionals could see it from the What will -be the first harness! rx) yi

Can Stop Streak. angle of an interesting and paying | shop and leatha® goods store in Red-| AUTOMOBILE ¢e y 4

on ay tah ere be | cliff will probably be opened by Mr, PLATE GLASS 4 Bon Ton Cafe Ox

, p PASC oO mee 1¢ team Tor one or 4 ; ‘ } | | a ‘es

CHAMPION FALLS; a series of games at an open or post- John Nicholson, of Karl Crrey , SURETY BOND } | pa ? &

, ALSO BROOKS) se#som dite. Following is the score} Sask. Mr. Nieholson was. in Red- :

Will be Open for Business in connection with lof tle Brooks game:

fo } rug Clif on Wedpesday and stated that We catry none but the Best. ff) 4° the Bon Ton Rooming House, Saturday, July 5th. + Manager Peacock in Market. Brooks. 0 00100000—14 5 | juse as soon as he could unload his EN AERA ¥ Regular Meals. Hoime Cooking. & | Redeliff 0 10.1 0.1 0 2 0-58 1 | effects, stock and some real estate Ne Meal Tickets (21 meals) $7.00 ~ for Game with the Hat Ie Sey ETS, in the neighboring provinee he | A J NICHOLSON ' ee & Professionals. McNaughton’s Store would be back in Redeliff, ready to eo Je |* & ‘MRS. G. H. INNESS, Proprietor. oe ; ee To Open ina Week open with a. high-elass stock of BROADWAY. . ° 2, ; Me Naughton Bros. have ‘re-| goods, including trunks, cases and PONE 57. . x

o So ahes% o e o, Sot

, , j ofeeteey o-oo So-aiee’ o-ate ao- ste ate ahe ale ete sie eheege sfoeleete-ate ale ale ele eg ye Redcliff hung two more scalps on|turned from. their late home at traveling appurtenances. a ne ee A SES NESS its belt at the end of last week} Expanse, Sask, and are trying to} Mr. Nicholson was in Redeliff in ahostestocteago<’ So-aGoatesfeege-aoateagoate-ctoatedtoatectectecfeatectectedteate

when the ¢hanged lineup presented tip rae oat pa 80 take February and purchased a conple , % ~ ii able to start in business with | oy ogi ie aE a stone wall front to the visiting|¢heir stock of men’s furnishing of lots at that time, Jt is his in eo

° rey

o, ee,

7 ; P ; , mntion to erect a buildin 118 team from Champion, Alta., which] goods some time next week. ‘They tention ¢ B of

will handle boots and shoes and|OoWn at a later date, but for tem- clothing as well. . Some time] porary quarters until such time as

Take a ia

2, ¢

Redcliff Garage

resulted in their defeat by a score

++,

sean 1 \ “oe ¢ of 4 to 1 and a defeat sate Brooks} during the summer they expect to|he realizes some cash from his at Those Houses 5S Company, Limited. + team at Brooks, Alta., by a score|have their Broadway store veneered | Bastern properties he will occupy : : | wi 2 : . .F. nager of 5-to 1. with brick. temporary quarters which he has Located in > 4 F. F. WOODCOCK, Manag bd : . i , : j ee At notime in either game was Te ee ee opened In the new Monroe build- z the: final teauié. much in’ doubt. Church of England. ing. Mr. Nicholson left for the Lockwood G J

"eo aea%

\ ‘ ‘ East on Thursday to auction off his i ‘i fh icke of; Even and choir practice to- : se Redcliff played the finest article of pre personal property. He has been-in

baseball she has exhibited this|night at 8 o’clock in shack back of }the game business in Karl Grey for |* season, and if her batting record|Chad’s, First street. Sunday next| eight years. could be brought up to the same|holy communion, 1! a.m., Even : SAS ULAR OT standard as her infield work the/*on8 7.80 in Maple Hall. Sunday vee 3 eee gE sriend pt be team should beable to put up as school at 2.30 in shack. The Lord | protected: by: Juia i ity Insurance ; ‘ Bishop of the diocese will-hold a| lt J. b. Landis & Co, write you a good a game as the Western Canada) oonfirmation in September and | Policy in a good strong company. league teams. names should be given in to Rev. PERRET

Michigan, Cartercar ‘ and Paige Detroit Automobiles

? *

the most desir- able residential location

in Redecliff,

2, %,

, ooo,

, OO , -'?

o, ae

Dunlop and Fisk ‘Tires

On 33ft. lots, built of best mateérial.

, +

Prien: fienbonabte,

SSC PC,O*, 0%,

A full line of Accessories.

: . . m VE ait - For Blankets, Quilts and Pillows go ~~ s Pitcher Dixon is showing up|H.C. B. Gibson, M. A., so that |) qi ny Cash St Broad quite strong and should be able to class may be started as soon as fo G leo saa eee a On Easy Terms. “ 2nd Street REPAIRING. North of pa

ible. make good. Reem and Besse are | PO! HOE EAS Ris aL PRN of all . playing their usual consistent ball bi bane ape id fem a Photo S Descriptions Apply 108 5th Street, South and Oulett is showing up ‘good at , :

Per bth cores ve Lanes REDOLIFF, ALTA. ney HOR 7 eens ae , AMATEUR DEVELOPING AND J the bat-atid’ $00 fast -anan in the Good bargains in Men's Work *

Clothes at Gibson and Tupper’s Cash | PRINTING PROMPTLY DONE. ahs BO : Ss WA N i E D Fololotatmfeteterfotetefeteclofeetetocorla ——

field when he gets right into the| Store. rapes ‘ . Redcliff Photo eg ea To Sell the REVIEW on the Street, weekly, a E. W. BROWN DR. J. CLEARY WRAY

— + 4 ot, er tet

aoe ote esees ea ace 50k Ak ike A Re. + afo he oo afe efo-0%

game with the other boys. In the Champion game thirty-

’ Vi Co. ual who are real live ones and can make them- sen engi men . : sessing Be es 1ew ‘6 DENT IST selves heard. Call

ut eight Innings, while but thirty- doi 4 : HP OFFICE HOURS

one visitors were at bat in nine| Redctitt Alberta Up-stairs in the Broom Building

. 2 he 9 To 12 A.M. 1 To 5 P.M, ‘ ideas; in the Brooks game thirty- peer er -Opposite the Redcliff Hotel. Third Street, South of Broadway. At The Review Office.

INTRODUSTION SALE

We have opened up a Complete Line of Groceries, Men’s Furnishings, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, on Third Street, half block South of Broadway, and in order to get acquainted with the people of Redcliff we are going to offer some

Special Bargains, Commencing Saturday, July 5th,

and continuing until Saturday, July 1 2th. Don’t miss this opportunity to buy goods at Wholesale Prices.

MEN’S FURNISHINGS —_—s CLOTHING

10 Dezen Men’s Working Shirts, regular $1,00, Sale Price 50c. 9 Only, Men's Tweed Suits,

special............ $ 9.25

15 ss ‘4 all Wool Sox, regular 35c,, Sale Price 25c. Wi se Worsted “ A Caer RE sees Bagh 500 Men’s White Handkerchiefs, 10c. 4 5e. 10 * “ Blue Worsted Suits special at .... 11.50 7 dozen Men's Underwear, Shirts and Drawers 7 “ Double Breasted Bl S S t 18.25 mages price ah, Sale Price 50c, yg 4 “ Single rrp sts ae i ‘ 1835

100 Men's Fine Dress Shirts, |_sizes, regular RM “ Rai in Cc or mats ver ) 1 at 630

price $1.25, Sale Price 70c. 4 4 “ # 92% vr y ” ecia coos 1 i Mon's excelda Handkerchiefs., Sale Price = for 25c. mee rivinees ae

Men's Brass Collar Buttons, Sale Price 10c per dozen.

Men's President Suspenders, Bale Price 50c.

Men's Police Suspenders, Sale Price 25c.

Men's Black Cashmere Hose, Sale Price 5 pairs vi $1.00

Men's Cotton Sox, 10¢ per pair 20 Ib, Back Greuulated Sugar for...... Men's Canvas Gloves, 2 pair for 25c. Tomatoes, 3-lb. Can, 2 for She,

: Corn and Beans 2 Cans for 25e. * an Wagstaffs Jams, 5-lb, Pails 75e.

1 Gal. Can Apples 35e,

Men's Tan Elk Bluchers, regular $4.00, Sale Price $3.25 3 Ib. Blue Ribbon Tea $1.00 Men's Kip Blucher regular 3.50, Sale Price 2.95 10 lb. Box I manea teres size $1.00 Men's ‘Tan Button Shoe, regular $6.00, Sale Price $5.00 Evaporated Peaches, 2 lbs, for 25e.

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‘ Kg ni ¢ ‘ + ok, : ; : ‘ i ; : ; .° THE REVIEW, REDCLIFY, ALBERTA, ; — pace angles Seequacch ieee ee = ect ne Smart Child , Above Busploion When: ; “| romenermeremenecs sree mann — Hven children of today have an eye} Some on Sciatic Pains : tong Hopeless q to the main chance, A man has a| were Burn Like Fire She brought him a neat .emoran- little daughter of: whos® character, ‘and Hon Ro ouse a ge When through old strange to say, he hay an exalted of Commons ¢ ; othet any wheea he Rub In ‘Nerviline’ Here, she said, read that, It's a age the bodily idea, and delights to put tt to harm-| question of incrvasing the salary of itis Hat of things T want You to get, f less Lets. Ono day he said to her: |the Chairman of the Donfinion Rall-|[¢ Kills: Your memory has become so bad that |} wnctions become sluggish, /My dear, a man tils morning offered po Board was under consideration. the Pain, Cures the Suf- |! couldn't as 8/9 lhl om, ing vem Na-Dru- Co L ti Sisel od Mtn, tite wether. Sc | aaecaed SIT a kareena fering, Destroys Every noises elethes ties, “Can you raat | Mf five’ gentlé, timely. and that means gold enough to “fll thls | thing, “Dutt ee Minister of Rail Trace of Sciatica. sent effective aid, “withe Me room from wall ty wall and from| ways and the present Minister of Pub- READ T You, Re replied. — Ie that peart but-| & discomfort or di floor te ceiling. It I sell ttle ae | Wor ‘ one themselves in hearty HIS INTERESTING LETTER * nag mutton ? be “4 eaboes er for that amount, I shall be able| accord on the. necessity of rdini . oe 8 taloum powder. Good gracious 25c. a box at to'buy you everything in the world) the Rallway Boted as something on 1 Z think you ou-ht to make your/are you losing your sight too? Druggist’s Tt that you want. Shall I sell him? tirely removed from party polities, |°*!ms stronger about the marvelous} All right, sald the man wearily, 1 Natt ae No, papa, answered the little girl| "The Rallway Board is as high|Power of Nerviline on Sciatica, and | Won't forget anything this time. Corot Consdn Limited. promptly; and then before the delight-| above party as is a judge on the} Gone): “his ls how Mra: A. O.| But he came home empty handed. ; oo eee oval gmbracs her for ex bench, and, ehould be 80 Considered, >; Homa Veuuta oa nate at age Mercy! she cried. ' What’ s the ex- 8 unselfish affection,| sald Mr. Gra » and e Herald kany peuple are; cuse now she continued: Keep him till he’s big. hopes that as wide publicity as possi-|*®" fering, and so few get proper treat-| He gasped. = —— ger, and he'll be worth more, ble will be given to his words. Mr. cared be HY am anxious that thou-| I—I couldn't remember where I put R » = ; Rogers echoed them, and of his sin- ured fer welt of how Nerviline| the memorandum you gave, me. EAL ESTATE PROFITS Most PERFECT MADE oup With a Past cerlty there can be no question. iost awit! inh ca fs just about the} You remembered that I gare you We only bandie property of sterting due suonbasks Mutaiei om maminaes ont into a restaur way Beek ote Domiaa 4 oA to ean _ enced ot goles coe A temorandain ont OB which we are prepared ts ‘ ~}i} ant in a New uid town and was position seco! -no, he stammered. I f t that, ERS Pronts. OUS VALUE OF BREAD MADE []| served for the first course with a de-| ONly in Importance perhaps to’ that of Laseens dete eee iene! gay i li to him. the Premier of Canada. ‘The right|/Umbago. Nothing attracts atten: IN THE HOME WITH ROYAL }]| licacy unknown no he ask tion t a ee toe 7 ed tha. wal what man in this very important position m to particular forms of suffering War J Srent to represent us im every town, YEAST CAKES SHOULD BE walter it was and the] oy do much for Canada;. what the| ike personal experience, and that is or’ terms ieee GUFFICIENT INCENTIVE TO bas mln pr ra wrong man could do it is Unpleasant | Why I am so enthusiastic about Nervi- > staged = se ped pee THE CAREFUL Housewire||| He Dean soup, sir |to contemplate, lire. Thad the luck to use the right | 19 neither knew tor hated me; STEWART & Wi WALKER, LTD. TO GIVE THIS IMPORTANT |I| in high dudgeon, I don't © hat|, The Board was the cro.tion of the|temedy (Norviline) almost at the be-| Nor his nor mino the fight. Bterll GIN { 4 4 A are wha Laurier administration; the man they ginning, and cleaned it right out of erling Bank Building, \-Innipeg FOOD ITEM THE ATTENTION It's been. I want % know what it my system. But t 1 th “Don't waste ti tt ees TO WAICH IT IS JUSTLY EN- \| Is solected as its head was the best pos- eee Ode ern tee le use “he | He killed the man who stood by me, |] go not mean business. aig 4 hinetiohe . x sible .man for the position. Mr. Lat remedy and yet Sciatica in| Por such they made his law; 4 wen F HOME BREAD BAKING RE- Ready-Made Home carve Shere tat Seeeekt ae Ste akeowen etd maee the tenn bic gee Fa it f fouget to ey Mads Maha DUCES THE HIGH COST OF Her Sultor—I wish to marry your| truth when he said that the selection| tion before it becomes chronic. i rh cog a te et ca et Ga she FREE TO T LIVING BY LESSENING THE daughter, sir. of a successc: to the late Hon. | say that a liniment that os power|] trained my rifle on his ‘-eart; EE 0 ALL SUFFERERS, Ate lkecee okie Her Ded (sternly)—My daughter,| James P, Mabee was not made with-}enough to kill the pain of Sciatica is|, He leapt into the alr, surreR POUTOF 4ORIS RUN POWNar vOT TUE EL URS roa SIVE ty continue under her parental | out most serious thought by tne gov-|@ remedy everybody should know| My screaming Dall tore through his | wre ctwas Wea book. ri a MORE. TST CCTIVE S REQUIRED TO SUP- By Pe ae ernment. about, for it would snuff out in a wink breast pee ‘ER WRITTEN, AP soak aces nee PLY THE NECESSARY NOUR- a} ultor—Well, sir, the parental Newspapers, irrespective of party, | little ailments like Neuralgia, Lumba-| And lay embedded there. en (REMEDY, Nel. hed No ISHMENT TO THE BODY. roof looks good to me. will do well to pay more than passing | go, Strains, tired muscles and inflam- i N Byou can deeds EW § onda ch ling grt gg ong oly 1 y ombedded thee and vot, | RGR RIataRee Sansa . W. GILLETT Co: at n the Free List ey have, it wo' eiratt > satel Fe © home should ever be without! Hissed home o'er se and sea ED. CO, HAVERSTOCK RD, HAMPSTRAD, LON DU) mcaks eusntorhar Bee pardon, ai, ald the doorman | iat ofteners in atrinuing pole] Nervtine “pat the targe Ste, “amir | stright through tho aching heart of é : M at the Exclusive Clu ‘aven't you } , at all atorekeep- ae tccentenerememetcininaniine je MUNNIPEG MONTREAL mate a fesetakes 4 ag regent Pree Wear Gare inp _ ~e druggists, es The Catarrhoz- Who ne'er did harm to me. | ~——— reckon not, replied Farmer ++ Bumalo, N.Y. PRR TREE BB ERNE, SAC HE ——.|George. The sign on the door says| Whatever of the late Por gas Ley ‘1 wish you would tell me, :ald the| WATERFROOF COLLARS AND CUFFS Nail uiessnank ‘No Admission,’ and if there’s no ad- pay eed rp ogee ihe eye The Crest Did It_ agent, who had been a long t'me on| jaundiy. bill. Wy ake with Boo ana a joyme mission it's free, ain't it? tt ‘ Toees Mase seg ne. Li Dray: The Irishman {s nothing {2 not in-| MT. Snage’s trail, what is your in-| Water, All stores, or direct. State style he | a fh bin cami reir pee ke | to "the Goverament was fortunate|Semlous. — Here ts a good story tua | SUperable objection to having -cur lite THE AS. ‘LINGT GS OF Ganka : iit his a. Pius = ve KIDNEY TROUBLE canta to secure .man, who. meas: aero iw terrible scamp sefving in wo i don’t mind telling you, re- ia mite ae oe : : te ca under Colonel Hamilton- J 68 Fraser ANenub foronto, Ontart Some day, he said, I'll get real des- ety pA Vib ness “y. Suntige & ae Browne. On discharge he asked for plied Snaggs. The idea of “being hah intarlo i a e, ~ en do you know what I IS HEREDITARY ? % ihe Mighteat weight with ti preeent|® character and was given one by the| ore valuable after I am dead than pe OAR ‘ecigie Cal Wank Me: be Nim isrne nA Sloctalely Seng 80 pad as should ordinarily while I am alive is distasteful to me. The Soul of a Piano is the ‘plied his ambitious wite. BUT DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS AL.| the Tallways do not vant amy such | forever ™PIOYMORE| pak for Minard’e and take 1 other Action. Insist on the I suppose {ft wouldn’t lock well in ‘WAYS CUR thing. ‘Those who attribute political “S¢me time later the colonel met Cae a aetna «“ print he admitted, but can’t help that. ; E, IT emotive to eave pny ee IA, & tpeat < prbepeeous ‘nek ee R Do, girls do as well is college as OTTO HIGEL” hat I wil’ do will be to throw awa; , : joard sees Oo make, are oys tees highorice’ clgare, out of prone a len Man, Who Inherited Trouble] poor compliment, not only to the i. tit to embark for the Mother Coun- As well or better. Piano Action é old clothes, go out end come In by the Finds Speedy Relisf and Permanent} Board which should be, as Mr. Gra- nit mata ike: ela Indeed? And how do you account " back way, and smoke a quarter-poind| Cure In Dodd's Kidney Pills. ham declared, as much above susple-| tnat people reading te si Mviooat for that? peer aeccrae Fa of cut-up twist tobacco in a clay pipe,| Dresden. (Special) .—Whether|!02 28 a judge upon the bench, but) 4. 1 ‘gaye you stiould have b on so, Well, they have more opportunities REST AND REALT THTO MOTHER AND CHILD. and have a bread-and-cheese dinner] Kidney dschan. is hereditary or not| ‘© the Government mT te the | taken in? ¥ been 8°) to study, for ono thing. A girl does bay map ieag a8 RS by MILLIONS -with,the coachman in the stable. is a matter of opinion. Mr. Sam- Montreal Herald, 17.5.3. 1 work.—! Read It, sir? the stamp. ‘replied, = havo to put in « lot of time color ane for their CHIL Daun ete on A Corrector of Pulmonary Troubles fa ata e centetee ch the tal > Seats ~ Mover, 9 Aas bt Shanes: read: Had Ree is-r reel rrahiardh tn OTHS CHILD, SORTE ‘th e GU! | : ‘i at he inher- a very good pee tee err te ALLA f aT yes <A toot umopieyt ome be prseent fe his from his parents. He Kisdwe Very Trying thait Sonte Sit ong Waed bi § “posite. And a Severe One oe rt hea ” see ed showing the great efficacy r. | that Dod ney Pills cured it. Mr. Willlam Muggins was angry,|[t was the lion and the unicorn fight-| The income tax is .othing new. veto ne at oak “ire, ; Sedat oftike veseieah tot iota d Pnod sce gr 8 pus. Disease ons. Fag tle ee sobesreh to ‘have po Fk * sgh sy bd = fe e es For months and months, doggone Boge A Soothing Aap nd tuke mo other ; ; a : r tha e tric F -& but the best tonppat is experience |“I was treated by a doctor, and tried| Liza, ‘he expostulated, don’t I al-| that's what I wented when I troubled The cost upsoaring to the tlue, Pe and the Oil is recémmended to all. who| varicus medicines, but it was not till| ways tell you I won't ‘ave the kids|you for a character. So long, colon-| If things to roast and things t» stew ‘f Bonds, Profit Shar- "suffer from these disorders with the} about eighteen months ago, when I} bringing in the coals from the shed| el, there's the ‘all for the shore’ bell| And bake and brew and warm us, too ing, Series $100, . © -eertainty that they will find relief.| started to use Dodd's Kidney Pills}in my best ’at? <t ain’t nice, Liza, |ringing. Good luck and many thanks| Has been a tax upon it. : geod $1,000. Terms It will allay inflammation in the bron-| that I got any permanent relief. Just listen to reuson, i! you please,|@s it’s through you I'm in for a high ~ ann years. Withdraw- \ ehial tuves as no other preparation] “Since then I have not felt any ef-| Bill, sald his wife, coldly. You have| old time. A Thoughtful Husband able after onc y ar. fs ean. fect of my old trouble, and I feel that | spoilt the shape of that hat with your rent “ay minent tly at fend for speci. anybody troubled with kidney disease|funny head already, and as you're A Touching Farewell oh! prey see Senne ee folder to National Securities : \ Summer Weights will be benefited by the use.of Dodd’s| working coal all day at the wharf,| The Frenchman, a guest at a Lon- aig he Riga : orsg Po co Breong| Corporatio Limited, Con!ed- . i It’s the season now most everywhere Kidney Pills if the follow directions} what can a little extra coal dust in|don hotel, had just been presented Se at ae vane, waa Sunes os

To suit the people's tastes, With summer weight in underwear, Summor weight in waists, Summer weight in meat ar’ drink, = Summer weight in Spice— ~ But most of all the weights that e sarink Is summer weigtt in Ice.

losely. your hat matter? | with his bill. Thou, he paid it “I hope that others may be helped| You don’t see the point, Liza, ex-| without formal Linon he Pits most by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. I am well-| plained Williams, with dignity. Ij indignant at its amount. known here, and anybody who wishes| only wear that hatin the hevenins,| 1 vish to see ze proprietaire, he ex- more particulars of my cure can have| and If, while I'm hout, I takes {t horf| claimed with a flourish, to the clerk. them by writing me ant enclosing} my ‘ed it leaves a black band reaund| In a moment the proprietor enter- eine: for reply. my forehead. Wot is tks conse-|ed, The Frenchman was all smiles. Dodd’s Kidney F-lls mever ‘all to/quence? Why I gits accused of Ant he c=claimed. I must embrace cure any form of kidney disease. | Washin’ my face wid my ‘at on. you! a 6 imate ‘But why should you wish to embrace A picture postcard which was mall- me, sir? asked the astonished hotel- ed at Constantinople was received in keeper. I do not understind.

eration a | Bidg.. Toronto. a the deceased and as he was about to] Rheumatism or Sclatica i sone of the depart he asked: most obstinate of diseases cure. We : Did Will leave you much? of ea ee say RS inves percentage Oh, yes, indeed, responded the wid- x ow, nearly every ‘night.

Pi aim wlait's

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lows we refund your money. your dru, ite 's for infor:

mation. ‘Templeton Rheumatic psule Company, $1 ege ‘oronto,

The common Man—Why is It you actors wear heavily-furred coats in all seasons?

Great Actor—The fact is, my dear fellow, my profession is the only one

Sweet Home "Triumph of Youth ‘When little Doris climbed up to her

Minard’s Liniment Lumbermah’s Friend ;

Mable to frosts in all seasons! FOR SALE

ie Good Breeders New York a few days ago. It bear#) tathera knee ‘t was quite obvious that haere ney g familiarity with dress suits breeds reget eon wake rm holatag. i {S02 some di problen was troubling her! ii» %.,your. reselpted bil}, Whst. of Get In Early LADIES LISTEN—ROGER’S MAKE

- egontempt, says a Chicago exchange. ‘Jt also breeds fleas if the dress suit ts rented from a hock shop.

John Milton received $26 for Para- dise Lost, said the scornful author. o

Well, replied the practical publish- ‘er, he was lucky in getting the work out when the market for that sort of thing »“ 8 comparatively good.

Relief for the Depressed .—Physical and mental depression us have their origin in a disordered state c? the stomach and liver, as when these organs are deranged in their action the whole system ts affected. Parmelee's Veget»tie Pills, They re- vive the digestive procesces, act bene ficially om the nerves and restore the spirits as no other pills will. They are cheap, simple end sure, and the effects are lasting.

Coin Silverplate Tabloware. Bxtra- ordinary prices. Handsome gift with orders, prepaid. Write quickly for information,

‘wnat of it? Simply zees, saire; it means zat I shall nevaire, no ne- vaire, see you again.

his right hand a musket with fixed |} orci of th ~ bayonet. He wears many medals on ners she ecto mares i sommcged his breast, ania full knapsack is person who said: 'The good die young? stcapp2d to his back. Under the pic-)" yes replied her father. I suppose ture .re the words in French: Djemil| he must have beor vcry, very wise. Pacha, -ofmerly governor of Bagdad.| well, said the child, after meditat- He is 85 years old, but \-lunteered)ing for some time on-the-import of as a private to take part in'the Balk-/}is answer. I'm not really so much an war—a figiting patriot. _ | surprised gbout you, but mummy—no, : I don’t see how mummy managed to Keeping Ever at It

get wanes up! Some men brigad poor farmers be- spies they - easily. cece urears er men rmers because) yes, said the quict little man in the} ° of the simple mn that they never) corner, as the conversation turned 0 know when they are beaten—always|gport.| I ‘1aye a good deal of exper- The First Piano working, plowing, ?.oeing or harvest-|jence in running, cycling, etc. The first pianoforte was probably ing in-season. ‘These latter kind of} Byer had any luck? asked an ath-| constructed about two centuries ago, fellows haye not time to become dis-| jetic-looking young man. although no definite date can be at- couraged nor sour upon their calling} Oh, yes, once took the gold cup for| tached to the invention of that now- in life, Industry breeds happiness; |tcn miles running championship. widely, popula: musical instrument.

- Careless With His Vowels : Ethel—Have you noticed how Lord '. Blinker drops his aspirates? = Fred—It’s nothing to the: way he - drops his vowels; I've got more than - g dozen of his 1,0 D’s myself.

RUSSELL SUPPLY CO.,

i nickel, mister? Pe Pr ae} ae Box 162, Westmount, Quebeo, md

said the tramp.

I never give money to beggars on

the gtreet, r-glied the haughty pedes- trian, Oh, dat's all right, said the hard luck victim. Here’s one uv me cards, youso kin cail at me office an’ leave your contribution wid me book- rT.

More Attractive Tremendous crowd up at our cbhurc3 last night. New ministers No, it was burned down.

Speaking of Signs You can sometimes tell a good fel- low by the swell way in prieh his wife doesn’t dress.

Taker. In

‘Wise Noah That Noah was .he wisest man There scarce can be a doubt; "Mid all his passengers he let: His dear wife's mother out.

Pein ‘ ~ And when Lasked the reason why, A I gleaned that Jessie Brown > ' Had bought a bigger hat than hers | That day from London town. iste

A tramp called ata farm, When

the farmer offered him a good job and

Living Mud l Hokus—Toothache, eh? I'd hava loose application fosters discourage-} Anything else? sneered the other. |The first public performance OR &)three meals a day the tramp asked J During the rainy season in China| mont, A man may be buffeted about} At one meeting I took six cups; in, piano was at Covent Garflen, in Lon-| what kind of work it would be. The sar — thing pulled if it were

the amount of mud in some lowly- ing places is appalling; .t sometimes reaches four and five feet in depth. To see wagons and people

through this ooze is an ugly sight.

by adverse fates, his morrow looked/}fact, all the prizes that were offered.|don, just 146 years ago. May upon to bring nothing good; and be} Now look here, mister, sald the ath-| 28, 1767. The invention of the plano he a farme., a mechanic or a@ laborer,|lete, you can't expect me to belfeve|is variously attributed to Crisofalli, DS|he can search the univers, and hej that. an italian, to J. CG, Schroter, a Ger. will find only one rule to help him.j} It's a solemn tact, nevertlieless, ans-| man,.and to Marius, 4 Frenchman, all But there's a sight more horrible| That rule :ays that whatever his trade|wered the little man, You see, 1 am/|threo of whom produced instruments siill—that of living mud, As you} or his calling be, he must keep ever|@-photographer. of this type between 1710 and 1716. ery aW-| at it, because perseverance ia The London piano referred ty was the ‘only hope that any man cas have it} A late judge whose personal appear-| handiwork of M. Mumpie, .. German, ‘| he would gain success. ance was as unprepossessing as his| who had becn employed by a German a ee legal knowledge was profound, inter-| maker of planofortes until he went to _ dust Like a Walean rupted a female witness. London to e-tablish the industry. ‘Husband—Tender!. - Well, he ought Mary bought herself a hat Humbugged you, my good.woman!|The Convent Garden programme)’ abe. being in hot water of long Ten feet from brim to brim; ‘What do you are by that?| May 28, 1767, contained tie announce- Hea And to enumerate I'll ry Well, my lord, ‘said the witness, I} ment that between the acts of the : The things it took to trim ean't explain {t exactly, bu. if a girl| play Miss Brickler will sing a popular : called your, lordship a. handsome man| song from Judith, accompanied upon Twelve yards of fuzzy-wuzzy stuff, she would humbugging you. a new instrument called the forte- Two hu piano, by Mr. Dibbin. The uame of ~~ No Return piano forte was given to the instru-

The manager wanted to test the| ment by the Italians, and was gener- ee foe Ns new boy. wha, he| ally adopted, although since shorten-

farmer replied: Digging potatoes. The tramp therefore stretched himself and yawned. Don’t you think, he sug- gested, you'd better get the man who planted ‘hem? He knows just where they are:

Pokus—So would I if it wero yours,

+ Quite Right, Too Two next-door neighbors quarrelled and ong of them exclaimed excitedly, “Call yourself a man of sense. Why you are next door to an idiot!

Wife (complainingly)—You are not like Mr. Knagg. He has been mar- ried 20 yerrs, and Mrs. Knagg says he is so tendcr.

She costs her father two thousand a yer for clothes alone.

I don’t believe it.

Why not? ¢

He would not let me marry her.

strange sight, the hidecus forms of dozens of land crabs, thickly coated with black mud, near you, They toll slowly up to higher ground, and you understand that the surging of the inud fs due to duadepde of t ese great crabs wallow.

rc el adenine take

Nerves on Edge Every Sound Annoys

es red, Full eighty sprays of ngoves is-it Of roses quite a bed.

And nicely scattered here and there | ghouted, ‘just slip along to the ware-| © to plano. ; Somme little bushes grew house, and ask the salesman for two And in the midst of each was perched | bars of coft soap, and two large blocks Warmth for the Chickens Weak, worn-out nerves keep one in| this food cure is highly ,riged by

uw constant state of irritability and| women and used with most remark . excitement. The eyec are sensittve| able results in bullding up the broken- to light, and every noise jars on the| down nerve cells. overwrought nerve... In a few days after beginn: this If children are about they are a con-| treatment you will find yourself rest-

A brilliant cockatou. shculd be taken to see that Ae yp EG not ty the ware- kale vatckdos are neither too warri nor Yet with these things, and more be-| house, but to bis mother. too cold, If they open thelr wings elde, ry gn moth« ie he cried. I have|they are too warm. i they ant ed above her head. had a pe, for you man'a together and cheep long and m

Display | She told me tearfully one day a hae fo rey x looks, and they are cold and he 1F aie stant source of annoyance nd irrita-|ing and sleeping naturally and tak- | She wished that she were dead, not going back. they scatter and seem to enjoy their| tion. Evéry door seems to slam, 3 ing your vith a regular relish. _ : 4 ea — quarters they are wari, enough. a little extra ex alten sek or exer As vigor is restored to the sytem it — bcm om be 1 fF hs Ae oe Choosing The temperature should be regulat- ais to fer ipeee: pie , nervow “head- ay ee in ew pened you, 0 P you; Have you decided what office you to sult the weather conditions, | ache or eation, ig up B8ues Oo! get situation? want, asked one siatesman. the brooder should never be placed| Jn this condition women are ‘Mkely the body.

to be hysterical, and suffer greatly at] With the nerves revitalized the or regular oy yl nerves = gans of the body resume tl ~ natural L> nourished back by such| functions. and weakness and disease

Yes, replied the constituent. I do| where it is expcsed to draughts of not care what the duties .re, but I|cold or warm al. Such condittons want one of ey offic; with a Per-| cause too much variation in

1.0m tye We rnow tothe tare fre:

| ture business

tempera- And have you'sold any? sian ture. icks | treatment as Dr. ery erve Food. | give way to new nope hata ennegenss, v brah, act do “| easy chara 8 aad EEN be See eee St thate ows) Being gent) and natural, in rit new vigor and health i — pa ; ‘ ‘ ~ - : the meperere ot the woenet ry? D Oh e’ N F ‘, ack (quoting Hamlet zait ty iit | gradually be lowered—about helf a e ood ‘ Were ‘thoes ai the ball? needs, marey, marry a ie wing ‘gree daily during the first two weeks r. as Ss rve

the _was crowded. It.

: You. Maud—Oh, Cel “shin ‘1a so sud-| de course upon the eeengite _ [was a private tate you meer, ee

60 cents @ dox, 6 fer -60, at all dealers, or Edmansop, Bates & Co,, Lim MB ees : at. the. ehicks. ee td, Toronto,

a # <0

THE REDCLIFF REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1913.

in the matter of variation in

enjoyment for the holliday Hanson & Olsen pleasure-seekers, would com- Contract end Build

mend such a cource. After the merchants had Scie gone to the large expense of Plans Estimates

putting on the Victoria Day Furnished celebration in’ Redcliff it would nein

have been foolish for: the BOX 53; OFFICE 2nd STREET. Cash Buyers

citizens to have attempted such aprogram for Dominion, Day. | One Block North of the Crown Lumber 6S POR ack e

Likewise it is hardly possible Yard. that the business men in the ;

Hat could consistently see their BROADWAY

way clear to stage two such Take it to ' and other

programs as that of Dominion | BROWN’S ‘

Day a month apart. The CLOSE IN PROPERTY. expense of getting up the fine HE WILL FIX IT

street parade of Tuesday and

the ‘cost of the Hat's street || Wey pairing and eneraving [11 We Want Three Good Buys Immediately.

decorativns alone must have

of the brown mer and the’ yellow men. But, among our own blood the proposition of an International Parliament of Peace is not an experiment. It’s an established fact and has a living parallel in the settle- ment of civil and private disputes at the hands of the judicary.

Neither drought, famine nor flood can work the lasting damage caused by a protracted war. The United States can still feel indirect results of her great civil strife .of half a century ago —one of the great: est campaigns. of all eras. Over a million virile, | red- blooded brothers of the North and South crossed. the Great Divide—a sacrifice to a national difference of opinion. And how many widowed wives and mothers, bereft of child, died of broken hearts and the re- moval of the staff of support. The actual casualities, only open the book of war's far- reaching effects.

Canada has aun unprotected boundary of 4,000 miles and itis merely an imaginary frontier,

THE REDCLIFF REVIEW Harcner & Hunes,. Publishers. § Subscription - - $1.50 Per Yea Advertising Rates on Application

FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1913.

AND

PEACE.

“Let us hope that so long as the waters of the St. Lawrence flow we shall be at , peace with each other.”"—Premier Borden.

“The preservation of peace is my fervent desire as it was the chief aim and object of my fathers life."--King George’

“Whatever. may be the fate of the general movement among nations in favor of peace, those whose mother tongue is English will never again take up arms against one another,”—James J. Hill.

The foregoing epitomizes the late spoken sentiments of the ruling voices in the Kingdom and the Dominion and_ the attitude of the greatest. trans- portation captain of the age toward civil and international strife. The foremost students

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been no mean items. The parade Full Li f Watch Clock that the Hat got up for Domin- negro * semen + Ct: and the business men are to be |} Corner of Broadway and Fourth st. commended for the way in : $ T a For Sale. Easiest. Terms. arrayed exhibits of manufac- PHONE 06 tures and retail goods with , DOCTORS CALL AND SEE THE a if CROWE BUILDING, BROADWAY For fire insurance in good strong) Hours of Consultation, 8 to 6 and

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of social and political life of}for she can sleep .undisturbed vas SQUKOA UTE PALE TOT : SEE the day are almost unan-|by apparitions of attack from ;

imous in the prediction that] her neighbors. The same blood 8B R oO U G hi T @] N P A R K warfare among the Caucasion|]flows in our veins. the same SHERWIN oo NICHOLSON

races is nearly if not already,|sentiments and virtues fuse, REDCLIFF’S

at an end.

Let us hope that it is true. For an hundred years Canada has been at peace with the United States, except for some bounpary disputes that huve been amicably adjusted. Then why should we father a great navy, such as our Premier, in what seems contradiction’ to his expressed prayers, is recom- mending? Why should we not clamp the lid on that adage “In time of peace prepare for war’? Why should we burden the strugles of the living under a mountain of tribute to the dogs of war? What is it all for? Who have we to fear?

Only the yellow races are a possible foe, and the hazard of a conflict with them is magni- fied. They are powerless to cope with the English speaking races leagued against them in enforced place. And the amal- gamation of the white races in accepted peace among them- selves involves but a small war protection from each against the raids across the Pacfic.

Twentieth century methods of communication and transit which have leveled the barriers of hatred caused by people living within themselves with imaginary wrongs to right against their neighbors, the spreading of the English people to every corner of the globe, and the. near stage of universality of the English languaye—this combination, wrought in a century, has brought within range that millenium of peace of which the dreamers have dreamed for countless ages,

The time is at band when brother will not again take the blood of brother on apposing lines. The huge injustice and travesty of it on all principles of hamanity is begining to dawn on us. Then why in the namo of sanity and common sense should we support a

and nearly the same traditions quicken our sense of patriotism.

The Balkan. troubles and others that may come are only an incident to the final adjust- ment. America is-open to all races of white stock, for they can. be absorbed. Why go around with a chip on our shoulder?

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But do you think your daug ands of children, who, up ‘ etter INDSOR peat nage ally gees Saber would webniase on the stage?. Has| good offices of this superior compuxnd s Das ps a 9 ape gy — a thus bl ge the word um A SALT 61 | barrel of creosote, or else the fire is/she enough of the artistic tempera-| would have continued weak and en- ace. SENT Waakt he the Gane that a ae the reporter had writ > TABLE 5 put out and they are Rare to ine ment? aia ah ‘“ ihe des feebled. was ‘always eold? is = main in the tank unt e creosote) Oh, yes, plenty of }. Second Coster—No; that we; Zero = i U history was in pro- , w . They were enjoying a motor ri. ~ becomes thoroughly cooled. had to wipe the dishes on the maid's The lesson in as» 4 Pearsageese Fro ab 5 More Ancient. In this process the yreliminary heat-| day out last week she flew into a gress, ane in main the theres ok other ee get he ane bad dak Bites & couniy H her a They .1y that chess is the oldest|ing drives some of the contained alr/tantrum, and smashed the best salad me a, mh o msi” ver sd veached| You have never suffercd from finan- altste pao sais han ie as bad Tegel yt I SR foe A SS tae ell she brightened up, Se had Fetched) a "rprarson?- No, vied (Mr. |""ahe removed ber vel pepe cad tneg © | posts are allowed to coo! in : , Dustin Stax. Finance is like danc- h ; : ; ghee sine ‘nae’ sote, a partial vacuum is then created) pyrty.Ave whales, yielding $630,000 eit PP ce ge gears ing. When the market turns around a she repied, 1 Dave my Giege lag .o you know? askel the Old in each pore whick, Pra rickt Bog were killed in the North Pacific. Bat a: : and goes the other way you must re- . v ‘ ? : ! Didn’t Noah draw to pairs on the ar hs Prise last but three to four | it is represented that if whales are| “yo. rommy knew that, and his| verse with It. Playwright—I wart a hat—size 8. ark and get a full h ? Laban @ tre nt will decimated the millions of herring®| answer was swift Fer little lamb ; * p > Hatter—Mr. Penem, you always rk and get a full house? replied the | years, after the above treatment Will) that now stay close to the shores to s4 triumphantly. | Costomer—I want a novel good fo co. Wise Guy. last twenty oy and von a escape the predatory big fish will ven- teacher, he shouted triumphantly. salamal a wg ont ae ee ae plies to all other tree species In Can-/ture into deep water, the salmon Book pet. Met the’ thing, ; ht — Sir, Eddy, little Bobty's Piaymate, was|ada. All that is essential is shor which live on them, will follow, and tne as a lot sometimes by gbapectivatihony that = ill make sees venti my comedy was a success last — opratiy S & motion pices: ey geet eeee ree Pep ci0o ) ‘oa | the salmon soaostry will be soenaeed; 3 blood run cold. i s , 2 , e@ pic- er if not ruined. s is as bad a com- plaids reaver ner ———_————=s ; ture was produced, Bobby went to see | on application to the Forestry Branch, ° s ) tel EA, preoeh pucatin sesasy Joseen by masts | De. Mowrse’e _ ack, rig Joe ete eet] FREE OF LUMBAGO escaping from the pantry with a az.d obviously points to the need of Indian Root Pills |i:. poultry business, giving quick re-| ~ Wig? :

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"Some day that woman's gonna ketch And last, but not least, we Lave se-| She was too conscientious for me. |" gut the world for Teastination o i] tect them from lice and they thrive hin ac’ 1 wanna ase the 7 cured at enormous expense, Spring| One day I proposed marriage to her, all Kidney and Liver poe FR They |on cheap food. For market purpos- y las y;

2 e: Bros,, the world’s acrobats, the real| and what do you think she did? She} oc prom effectively, and es the Pekins are favored, but as

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Wel, rejoined the demoraliser, if 1 was going to be ruined at all, I'd prefer prosperity to do it.

The Careless Gardener I should have planted more: pota- toes. . Why? There ain't going to be half enough to accommodate the potato bugs.

No, sir-ee, said Uncle Sheepskin, you don't ketch me takin’ a fast train right threw tew Chicargey. I kin dew withomt most anything else on the keers exeept eatin’.

veean lb wsieetn Yes, ma’am, replied Jeannette, 80| mara, They became quite sociable used wood was that it was easiest to get and most convenient to use. Motor omnibuses in which a gas>-|he could chastise the children of Is- i Lil ildi ; it Aa line engine operates a dynamo to pro-| rael if they didn’t get their lessons. oo pry dy Ar geting bap Bae Wood is no bg oa b daliediad vide the motive power are proving where the ‘best potheen in Connaught’ . +a ey is decreasing. So, from the standpoint of either successful in Lordoa aud Liveryol. Six-year-old Dick was preparing,| might be obtained. The Eng!ishman Bs cost concrete c | ' sere —— = ~| much against his own sweet will, to go| only too glad to get an opportunity or economy, Concrete is the best building material. calling with his mother, It was the|of warming himself offere*’ refresh+ 's farmers . ‘using more concrete, in

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champions, and the talk of the stage, for six nights only.

And after pausing for breath, he ex- elaimed: Yes, and what's more, ladies and gentlemen, on Monday week we have a troupe coming that can knodék ‘em intu a cocked hat.

Chemists have.some very queer ap- plications for prescriptions. An old war veteran limped into a shop one day and said to the druggist:

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Now, Jeannette, said the Sunday school teacher to a small student, can you tell me why God gave Moses the rod?

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Left to Guess First Broker—Did you win or lose in that big drop in stock?

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Second Broker (loftly)—-Tbat 181 o¢ “Commons was struck one day by my ness, sir. y, can you di- rect me to a five-cent lunch counter? a rane © ® on ‘, ee Now-Bdgar, sald the teacher to one | ‘™!8 ular lobby should always of the members of the primary class have a guardian strolling up and down in gremmur, what is the plural of to-|@2¢ made inquiries. The records of mato. Biles 1 oe Pg an the promt Aah when ee eenee Sas've Pkesr nf , al policeman had been stationed there to |. Teacher—Johnnie, what was the| keep members from golling their — mnomions, alsa you saw In the! clothes. ll al never having reus parade been conutermanded, the constable Johunie—The caltiope. ~ ‘bad kept his beat for half a century.

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~ PRAIRIE GAS

Oh, ye demon of Dull Care!

What a bunch of cold-grey-dawn-of)

the morning-after feelings there must have beén Wednesday when |

ninety per cent of Redeliff awoke |

with ‘sand fn its eves fnd-rain out- side and got to figurifg that when they went té bed.they must just | about have met themselves getting | up.

Everyone was speciilating about the explosion in town in the wee small hours of Tuesday morning. | If there was one it was either a sympathatic disturbance due to the puncturing of Medicine Hat’s bubble. or else it was one of Beasley's hot cakes getting swelled on itself, But if-all the Cliffians. slept with thé clear conscience that we do they | wouldn’t hear such awful noises; and besides. we've got a hunch that all those fellows who got to quake- | ing in their boots the other night | must have been on about a three | day’s, protracted jamboree. — Get on the water wagon, boys! }

Later Bulletin:— We've p.dilsta found out that the explosion was the first bedrock set charge for Dr. Kohler’s coulee dam. Don’t trans- | pose the position of those last two} words. :

Medicine Hat is tight there on ' the boosting stuff, too. Their con- veyance in the parade that said ‘*Medicine Hat or Bust’? ought to say ‘‘Boost or Bust,’’. while some of the ball players on. both teams that appeared in the Hat on Dom- inion day might adopt a good- natured ‘‘Boot-it-or-bust’’ motto.

Presbyterian Church

The followtng © services Will be held in connection with the Presby- terian Church. Sunday 11 a.:m. Mr. N. Levison will preach subject St Pauls conversion. Sunday School at 2.30. Bible class at 8.80. Evening service at the Empress Theater at 7.80 Mr. Austin will preach.

Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Ladies aid meet on Tues- day at 2.30. Choir practice at 8 p. m. ‘

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Westbound closes at Redcliff P. O. at 11.45 a.m.; east bound closes at Red-

cliff P. O, at 6.30 p. m,, LODGES. j

Masons meet in Crowe's Hall third Tuesday evening of each month,

Odd Fellows meet in Orowe’s Hall Wednesday evening of each week,

Sonsof England meet on second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.

Order of Owls meet every Thursday evening in Orowe’s Hall

beccah’s meet first and third Mondays of each month at Crowe's Hall. BOARD OF TRADE,

General board meeting will ,be on Thursday next at Maple Hall.

Meeting of board of directors on second and four th Monday of each

month. AM USEMENTS,

» Empress—Picture show 8.30 p.m. daily except Sunday.

Maple Hall—Picturé show, Monday, Ww mene: and Racening pellet

—— ICE CREAM PARLOR NOW OPEN

FOR A NICE COOL SPOT ON A HOT DAY GO 10

KEATS:

Third Street. .

fing the week.

Ireland Convalesces (DR. H.W. WALL [troedwey ‘Red { f f or ia Srdeceadecteatecteatestestecteatentesteteatecteetecepepedeadeady

At agiyonad la Prairie Sie | Street, just south of Broadway. | edc ‘ & . z Phone : ie Redclitt & | A W 3

Mr. H. A. Ireland, who’ ese ane a nF 1 preeearmemneemenarenettnte ~ Blacksmithing Co. ¢ NE, COOKE & BRO N ;

death ais the wheels of aC. P| s Clean, > $

R. train at Redeliff on May 26 bs We » Cleaned it.” 4 “ a

jsueh a narrow margin, is at re el Shoein ye

La chile, Man,, where he : ill re- REDCLIFF ~ PANITORIUM. a & REAL ESTATE BROKERS

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main ifdefinitely. He has quite; We have recently installed a new and iron ork

recovered from his accident in which and

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he suffered the loss of bis right foot

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|and a pottion of the left. Tne Re-| French Dry Cleaning! D 4 INSURANCE 4

view reeeiveda card fhom him dur-!

by Machinery. We are Exclusive Agents forthe

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Tailor Made Suits.

at |, Bagtteta Guaranteed. --|Noonan Subsoil Packer

2, S00) oak

For didhheis, ‘Quite and Pitlows go | £3 o to Gibson and Tupper's Cash Store ©. T. HADDER & SON, Props. + 7 . & oI SY | Shop on Fifth stveet ins Munroe Block: The One Best Buy Red | ff 3 ee & in &

For good bie on Broadway see RY . C |

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the Broadway Specialists, J. L. “If We Cleaned it,

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Landis & Co, ee it’s Clean.” * Lot 30, Block 83, $2,600. ¢ | $ if you want another call us up. +

When You THINK. of Listing

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Your Redcliff Pr oper ly Office and Store to Rent, Desirable ‘ THINK OF. : 3

Location and Immediate Possession.

7 Sas

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Phone’ 80.

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GALLINGER & DAY

We Are Agents for the International | Harvester Co. and Moline Plow Co. |

THE MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA

THE PIONEER BANK OF WESTERN CANADA. Established 1864. 190 Branches in Oanada Capital paid up - - $6,000,000

$5,400,000

“NOTE

We have the Exclusive Sale of two Choice Blocks in L“~ CKWOOD, on Mitchell Street.

HOTEL REDCLIFF

Reserve fund . -

HARN i } SS Ss’ I ‘O R k : Sir H: Montagu ALLEN, C.V. O. - President , BK. F. Hespen - - - General Manager The First Harness Shop in Redcliff This Fine. New Hotel Now

will Open on Fifth 8t ¢ t ¢toM om Open. Splendid accom- SAVINGS DEPARTMENT j pe reet next to Monroe ice odation for We give special attention to Savings Accounts, One Dollar only IN TWO WEEKS. guests is necessary to open an account. Interest allowed at highest. Bank Rate, added twice a year without application or presentation of Pass

J '@) ef N Ri i ¢ Ef: @) LS '@) N. Everything up-to-date, Ray Rook. ‘ a dipoilea cal ne dwar } No delay 1» withdrawals, Two or more persons may open a joint saat at iin on ene nA oan somite | f Leo nnac sack Akai th : Account, and eer party can withdraw money.

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ADSIT & BAILEY

RATES: $2.00 PER DAY FF, MURPODK, Manager hat

Redcliff Branch

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First-class livery in connection,

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aan + THE IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA. . PLUMBING, HEATING and GAS FITTING > 4 D4 FIRST CLASS WORK. FIRST CLASS MECHANICS. » 4 Capital Subscribed - - $6,770,000 Bs isthe : , D. Broadfoot Capital paid up = + = 86,770,000 3 See us at the Adsit Block, Broadway. + MANAGER etme A Oey ues oasengna + aeeectestoteatecetetesteteatetert ebeteceteteteeestetecty de = HEAD OFFICE: ‘TORONTO

Ba. Si. Bos. Serene ; : A als “CN RT D. R, WILKIE

The Redcliff Liquor Store} Ponfrey & McKenzie are eigen se

General Contractors

SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT

Corner of Main Street and 8th Ave. south, weposits of $1.00 and upwards received and interest alluwed from date of

The Only Wholesale Wine and Spirits Store in Redcliff.

Delivery twice a day to family trade, At 11 a.m. and 5 p.m.

H. B. MUI be 5 Proprietor. * POR CRSNE CATR Ps PEPE POT J. W. MOORE & Co.

Pomme ddetntnd vo teosieofoete-e! eshoateetoate ate soa No fe-oloefe ofo-a8e ho eho ae ofe afs ofe 020 0% oe Rear eaosieo stots otess i REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE

A Fellow Grabbed The Fee we

Plans drawa and Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.

Deposit. : Drafts and Money Orders Issued,

R. G. WILKINSON, Manager

s Redcliff Branch -

Latest Ideas in Bungalows, Sat-

isfaction Guaranteed,

FOR SALE: One 5 room house, modern throughout, ‘plumbing, heating, water, gas, flush toilet, etc,

a a a a a

offered last week and we predict it will ¢ : Situated in Block 46. ° “@ Broadway near 3rd Street REDCLIFF, Alta. hatch a nice fat chicken. HOoO HHH DSOSO OO

Here’s Another : Lots 23-24, Block 75, $3,500. Usual Terms.

A FINE PAIR ON 4th STREET, just 95 feet from Broadway Lots which are selling at $5,500 and up.

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CHADS Limited

ee and ‘see our New Cash Prices for Groceries.

“hhh ebb! NEW LAUNDRY

The Leung Laundry, of Block 108, 4th street Kast, is now open for business. First class work guar- anteed, Will call and deliver all Laundry,

The Leung Laundry.

™ Shipley Investment Company

Alberta.

Third Street. REDCLIFF