INDEPENDENT
, IN POLITICS
. NON-SECTARIAN

VOLUME I, No. 2

THE MACLEOD TIMES

_MACLEOD, et WEDNESDAY, | MARCH LLL dda

PARTIZAN ONLY IN
THE INTERESTS
OF THIS DISTRICT

SAMPLE COPY

WHY NOT HAVE
LOCAL C. N.R.
IN COMMISSION

We understand
graphic dispatch that there is a
deputation of farmers in Ot
awa from the country west of
he Calgary and Edmonton line of |Sonable
he C. P. R. who are interviewing jand we are doing all we can to
the Minister of Railways with | Ward that end,” Hanna,
the object of securing an exten-|chairman of the Canadian national

‘NATIONAL RAILWAYS
DOING ALL POSSIBLE

Concerning Efforts Made for
Further Construction

from a tele

now “None realizes more than we de

the desirability of providing rea-
transportation

says DB.

been sold, and the farniers served

by the proposed railway are anx-|to the various resolutions calling

started this [for railway construction passed at

at- |the recent convention of the U. F

ious to see the work
year. Our object in arawing
tention to this is to stir up inter-
est in Macleod and district in|him.
the C. N. R. in this vicinity. We] “There is,
have a_ railway svaded |
for thirty-five through
what is normally one of the most | money
@ productive areas of the province. | we are
A railway that was p:
Mr Arthur Sifton nine for us
and that Mr. i should like
member of the Dominion parlia-|son. Our
ment, it is a good time to bring 1oWeVer,
the matter before the attention of
the-authorities at Ottawa.

The Board of ‘Trade in co-oper-
ation with all the
the present grade might get busy,
as we think that the
of the road

however,” he states,
to do,

government for

already ‘so much for u and our de

miles, mands on the
to improve the properties
ating: are

now oper very

7 } | :
unised by }heavy, so it makes it almost im
yeats ago | sussible to carry out all we

now Sifton is a to do within one sea
construction program, |
not yet defi-

pee .
laitely approved, and later if any-

has been
\thing should arise to
| aaa I shall be
}Calgary Herald

|
—eeeEEEEEEoyEoIEIyIy————_—

write
glad to do so."—
farmers along

completion | |
graded and}?! the and

which serves a developed | them to give careful attention to
country is of more importance | the contentious clauses
than the construction of an en-| he consideration of the report

tircly new

hk irrigation bill, asking

well

section 1of the delegates to the annual

| convention was laid over until the

March

ULFA MEETING ;
ns APERIOD OF

A meeting of the Macleod
held town hall_on

last Saturday in

Local wa‘ in the

fternoon when quite a

\. and subsequently forwarded to ;

|

D. B. Hanna Writes to U.F.A. old tink command, quick n

we will not pause to ask the same

facilities,
j warp and wool that mak
may be

| sacrifices

sion of the C. N. R. from Calgary jrailways in a letter received re
to Red Deer. The charter has|cently by IL. Hl. Higginbotham, |
been granted, and the bonds have [secretary of the U. Fo. AL Mr

Hanna's statement had reference

i

2 Ge

tion as we travel alone thi oy (il W’
i welt it tends to strengthen | INTOSH
, In aA mMonent of

witness) AT EDMONTON IN

that make tL new ace With the |

ULAR MEETING OF CHANGES IN NEW
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD) = IRRIGATION ACT
| ARRIGATION INTERESTS | ie restos inceing ot ee ARE SUGGESTED

Public School’ Board was held on

relinquish our h

narch

doqire ont Nhe mme old w ; d 4 ‘ting o se ynte:

| be Gia 4 es sAebi: \ deputation of irrijrationist |Monday, March 9 Present: R. \t sDichbh dec pis Sieh: tho <2 hd
lea fo Ni ina . ite the spirit Pe ‘outhern Alberta held af: McNicol, chairman; Trustees nea in sits m “ eg ill
and truth of a new dawn and bet : tis 3 : nae: 2 A “Genes that is now before the provincial
; i onference Thursday with Hon, |. A. Day, R. W, Stewart and J *y : be Sas

terment of social life legislature, and composed of rep-
resentatives from various district,
of which Macleod is one, held at
Lethbridge on Mojiday, March
8th, two important suggestions
were made affect the
list and the irrigation council.
According to the bill as it now
to have the

L.. Fawcett. Inspector Lazerte
handed in his report of the in-
spection of the public school
grades, which was highly satisfac-
tory. The principal’s report was
also received and filed.

The secretary reported that ne
)answers had been received to the
| advertisement for a teacher to

1A. f

thoughts |
and feelings are interwove

Mclean, minister of ic
Every man's action, Melean, minister of public

works, going over amendments to
| the new

}senting

min the
for the

and it |

tion act and pre-

garment, tells its tale,
there

the views of the people of |
Most of the sub-
of a tech- |
conference |

new

a red thread of | that territory
dealt

r throuch it. The j jects
of muelf for others is the Leet al nature, and the

voting

t vere
sacritiee running with were

I div ott 5 ij . ;
stepping, stone upward. We rise] lid Soaks up the matter of fin stands a farmer right
1se

. ces reset Sil % . os * ae? :
mut af old failure old heart | Shaan present included fill the vacancy in the school. The {to vote on irrigation matters must
lhreal Hitoshi he | Shepherd, Lethbridge; Mr. Nee iekeped aE OR ae
Boe eee eee ee ida] ; Keusiece board then made their own ar-|9¢ a registered owner of land,
Penn thie ee patra ¢| Lund, Coaldale; W. Hl. Fairfield, | : Naat | py |
ind see the vteat plan form itself | ‘ |rangements for filling the vac-|Considerable discussion on tl
|. frrovernment demonst yr i
into beauty and order 8 t ration farm, ‘| ancy. point took place at the morning
Brotherhood the end of the ef- Lethbridge; Mr. MeTntosh, Mac- | Various ac , $ it- |5essi and in the afte the
t nd he el ry Te | arious accounts were submit- }5ession, and in the atternoon the
Parana ie En fied leod; Chairman Croft, of the] ¢ i aati
Aisa Te | Leth Nortl Irrigati {ted to the board, and were pass- {following recommendation was
Lal ‘ | Lethbridge Northern rigratye @
fore the watehword is “yet to-| 4 MBATON) od upon and ordered paid. | Charlesworth, t

you |}

|

ed It was a busin matter

jhanded 00 dn
governmnent’s
lon mecting :

| listrict; H. B.
facer af the Lethbridge Northern, |
jand Willi

Muckleston, engi- |

zether.” The chairman of a fats representative at

“The

y well known manufacturing con- expression

REV. ALR. SCHRAGG AT

i ee rie: ‘ ‘ am rary. ‘
tera invited a friend to attend the um Pe fai = Calge me owners’ means a registered own-
, Linon Ite ions it e new
mnual meeting of his company ¢ ny AL mn i In i possession, or a mortgagee
‘ 1} ict re amendments roviding .

lot a Wecting of direetot wna} : ; : b F pro Ptiey in actual possession vy, a neithe

1 ry } lat where Varrigation work

shareholder but a gathering oi . i . waste : , NP SAS aS NG CN Ne of such persons exist, any person

the mass of-evers person in the lamaged by unforseen accident ‘ : | being aciniita ist wie ae =
: . 4 | , litable owne ) eason

such as a washout, ete., the board | Rev. A. R. Schrag g of Calgary, |

r himself and the
wives and

concern includi

Guy, . their

for [Of ah agreement for sale, and with

with the approval of {the provincial organizer
| Southern Alberta for the Presby- |
[teri an Forward Movement was | 2¢cupant
tu cover the}; : 1
the special preacher at St. An
repairs. |

;uoOM¢
. | drews
amendments ins |

of trustees

| office chil-

Iren

respect to Crown lands means an

1 ’ ic “OU
and miothars of all-cancen) irrigation council, may im- tivhadt holding inde

Ose a special rate

. stead or pre-emption entr

trict! Sep FOR PO Ae EN Vineet: ey xtra expenditure for I I : >
stric y commercial—\ organ- | it} ‘ 4 Presbvterian church on and the expressions own and
‘ wl VO4 nical nd

jized atfair yet free from petty |" a ; "s ; Sunday last |‘owned’ have a meaning similarly
, $ A iciuce a etions providing: tor the | .
| mechanic issues and patronages— | NCS tate I to | In the morning Mr. Schrageg jrestricted or extended, as the case
it was distinctly social. The firm) TENS Dy tie ard Ae aad dad | told of what had been accomplish- |may be.”
i Tee , : -ach irrigation reer a plan of ak I Th .
was an excelient example ot what i S 1s the ame dehnition as
I the works and the land upon com- jed in many places during the u fit

RECONSTRUCTION svenivenea tetas. BUNERAL OF Pd tamnamere rea Coes

welfare work in industry means, | - it |contained in the old bill

The Irrigation Council

campaign. In districts

seemed a

inc aes etd f | letion of the works. The man- some
the betterment idea working sil- s if it Ss sible )
ner and form of the plans are to} 5 if it was impossible te

ntly and smoothly, touches the ye dasinidted bythe minister ep) do anything in a financial way, The matter of an irrigation
lives of everybody concerned ‘ 13 ae haa and yet when these congregations |council occupied considerable
True welfare was the heart is The h a i will co further into | tackled their task, they not only |of the meeting and resulted in the
sy suk ‘ wt dees rte lea iwisation bil Pit day after- | ves tare pe deh in pecesied sia ing ommendation be
: aia ee poms OS) noon in cominittee of the whole |cases dou led their objective; made its fi

orkinat Pa moments had SSART ES thE aaa ;more than this church life gener- Sec. 28 There shall be an irri-

Ration council appointed by the
governor in counc il of the prov-

wonderful im

Vyere : :
mary. churches showing a iarge ince consisting of three members

Saturday af
pe ae ; ibuted) ,
ew me mt 5 were ate tit, con- } i tween man and mastet You 1\ MRS. J. J. S. LAMBERT increase in membership, in the ati any less aR ee r whose duty it
dering the state of the oads re ‘ r see y so] ieee Se : Asie 60) :
idering the state of the road | There is nothing ecmingly SO] sentimental Vo It’s practical. Sunday school and other depart- /shall be to advise the minister up
FAY iP} |, ar y r¢ ay- | rwwcie < vine te ( } » | . Ne 1 ~ .
over which farmers have to trav j MWe Idy as ‘trying t AS ntribute | [t requires men of culture of a ' ments of church life on the conduct of the affairs of
el our mite to such a gigantic prob- larce outl { mneei en The funeral of Mrs. J. S..Lam Macleod and several other |the district and shall have pow
| \ communication. was read/lem as reconstruction or the |ture, and acttout such prince iple vert, Whose death we reported! -harges in the drot area have | pending a decision by the minmiste
] } j | -] ner Fice ructi ‘ i 2 uy ; arn ! } ‘ ‘ :
i al office co cerning the world per od of econstruction } True, there are men who are) ‘ast veek, took place on Tuesday postponed their inancial drive |to suspend in et i gienihe
‘ 1 of money for Peat | For the individual to calmly Sur | yood soles but bad uppers, who} ifternoon M rch 9, The service} until the fall. conduct proposed to be done or
| nd. It seemed to be the| vey the situation of bringing a] -oce from the ranks of toil to a) was. held Christ church, of Mr. Schragg al cave » mi sntered upon by the board
¢ i chragg also gi HS i t
general opinion of the meeting | aew order out of chaos 1s stagger | position of t | is. lac whi deceased wa an active onat address to the Sundav| Sec. 28 (a): “The «
that the Macleod Local could do jing. Why not grip ourselve with mllast and uniforimit hei nember \ large number oi! ion, ee afternoon ind |e entitled a j {
i nothing in the way of contriput- | a strong hand, stay our wander nental hiwwae iret 1% I, and citizens attended to! >-eached in the evening ifrom any boatd-all
\ > prce 1 un Nn | .
it the fund, as this District pore der gg, Sethe tions to! rn, ree aisnased t rem Teas Tit their last respects, among jon ac tt mav he in ite nowerto
j W is well as other district urselves. 1 I conscious of the | -pe worst typ hom were Mavor Fawcett, Rev | ‘ inything
Net there was considerable! aeed? = W . it effect will this In bold contrast there are prin- | \S ewis, Rev. S. Middleton FRATERNAL SOCII SOCIETIES | po | )
|
need | \ eto be! change have on mind, its attitud | es of indtastry. who have in then iW Kenned und ‘TAY. MeDon Boke | 1) | '
I . tyay nyselt and othe Whatl a deep veit toed human left Md A. F.& A.M
{ am Id rres rarech | 1 Fi Puee'y ; Seok aye) F F f 4
C , | reat match | whose conces not “cold onl Mi Lambe who was only Alberta Lodge No, 3 yineering, lega
( ' : { ttes , pout with fina 1 dest to con 8 vears of age, was well known Masonic Hall over Union Ban! ler that 1t ma e at tl
offi » find out im what party Ain Toa I hang ONT nid t ! elfat tian 1 Macleod and had a wide cirele \WWM.—-Rev. S. Middleton lecision as to the prop mind
wl district the Relief Fund wa he ch mmakes for }imannity 4 friends who will miss her hel; Secretary—Georgre Spark t ;
| t : ‘ | 3 . 3 Ty
{ being distributed, o that the TORTE ley, by my Mutual trust and eontidence in| ind mpathy She was a mem Meet m the Wednesday on or | denture {
4 Tht have a better idea of | mental i trade | rach other—between capital and | ber ot the LO.D.E., and was one! before the full moon. The teerrt ery hall be paid
the need wa ifest 1 some One ¢ NOLS ol un Hlabor—will go far fos rreater (of the most active workers in con ROYAL ARCH MASONS by the board in connection th
nother suggestion | n ( lealthy criticism, mt, a peace | moderation and better leon ection with Christ Chureh par Rebekah Chapter No, 7 vhose affairs they are
tt flicee was that n m 1) of dvifty | rHilgy LOM! ditions the world ; Grand Chapter of Alberta. PRE Meter, \~
he devised whereby a whole lot of | soul, mental and physical trouble « The deceased lady is survived | yet Principal—Rey, 5. Middleton. | the construction o rt
| imilar resolutions to the annual) There are new discoveries, new wher husband and two sons and Secretary—Darnley Morrison, | tered into
convention from various locals | continents inethe great realms of CONFIR HAT ION ye hs iughter, to whom the yin Manate dct ‘Tuesday in the month. | said-works are to be pa d for from
| might be dealt with at district | betterment. Phe individual re ry if the whole town and com 1. oO. oO. F, the proceeds f the sale of deben
conventions, and so facilitate the | quires to be a Columbus, sailing. AT CHRIST CHURCE © nunity is extended Mountain View Lode No. 4 ures shall be of any effect what
| business of the annual convention thinking, planning cver, though N.C. Weslev Shield soever until the m hall 1
) The feeling’of the meeting was |the crew around are fe urful and | : RTE a WE Ratiaknne Sag NT Pe srantitand dhimca KRG aT tT
| ! here were a lot of resolut- | eritical \ definite daily action J \ P : o 43 1 ; ,
that thet é ‘ : ritical \ defin a i a at \ very impressive confirmation J v Meets every Thursday in Odd Sec, 28 (d) The coun ll
jons comis rom diflerent loca Onscious action towards SUCH Te} service was held in Christ churel ’ {fellows Hali on Third Avenue decide the form of all debentur
that coule gbe consolidated into | construction is of more LONGO cs, eosin dn apcastaiiih orcad Acad ceiiea al REBEKAH LODGE 'the-raté of interest the snastars
! rand in spit ; : t n t
one, and 4falt with at a district !than one terrible effort which] the st 1 cath there wa Mountain View Lodge No. 24 jbear, and the f pavi
conventiow but always preserving | leaves you breathless, then a long | large ithe ) | vice was | | Mi Ek. Fo Brown thereof
| : Se ae a ‘ ‘5s, E. ire f
the right fi a local to forward a} period of iertia It is one and} conducted by the Bi ep of Ca! Vy WSS Bil CHARA target ¥ Secretarv—Miss A. M. Wilson Sec. 28 (e): “The Council shall
| ie rs ce Pape tts A wv ¢ . at y~—s , YF eee A ' : ae?
Ae. y, resolution to the annual conven- fall in the current of “new thing gary and fifteen candidates were |* ndance at the meeting of th Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays in{make arrangements for the sale
‘ ‘ | { veal Ode lo lodge 5k 7 Fo ‘ : lees oe ‘
. ;- {elt » po ed that make tor the geal of at lea t] pre nted for confirmation. nine | Ifellow die on a ! Oddfellows’ Hall of all debenture issue 1 may
la” f » resolv ) dj : “1 he , ee ie , ' lay last, when three candidate é :
Ay ri i also rest Ived t en 1 great universal betterment } young ladies and lad \t eee peta PERU hi L. O. L. iseem to it meet and proper, and
fegrams to the Premier and} We are not so stupid as tol]the conclusion of tl ceremonas met Initiatory degt ‘tees j ae Vsgm, WERT Oy
teres | | \ a1 hall retain the proceeds thereot
7 rt MLA i nit | TT pa ‘ | \ ‘ was also a good attendance at the Macleod L.0.1, a, 1818 5 ’
en tewart, j ,expressing Ithink jiodividua encouragement tthe ii a ive an exhortation te j intil upplic ‘tios hall ive en
A | ‘ | , del oO om } \ ty Stewar ‘ ie : a iadats
the appreciation of their support ]is not necessary, Cross examina> [those wl wd bec col med Re n Monday, whet M I H \. Stewart tia daindattiva be fit rape
! j \ ARRIUT ART Micali degree was confer Seeretaryv——-J. R, Morrison : ” , !
‘> yasiner | em vom salt : > the pot by bo |
} *; ay hree candidates Meets Ist Monday in month in| 40" thereof by the board;
. 7 se ver 19 The Bishop , " ' Sec. 28 (1): “The council shall
eee alana 4 ah Oddfellows’ Hall, 3rd Ave . «
the morning service have supervision over all account

/TO OUR COUNTRY READERS

It is the intention of The: Times management to
make this paper interesting to farmers v. tino dis-
trict---to publish country district news---and to give
the views of farming interests on public matters by
publication of letters along these lines from leaders
of thought in the rural districts. The farming in-
terests will receive a square deal from The Times and
in-return are urged to support the paper by sending
in their subscriptions.

iia
e

un mt upon the i Cag: ff the board and aceess to all
ward Movement, congratu % OR. (i. 5. MILLER U.P. A. ~»oks of account thereof and ill
local eouprepation upon . . Macleod Local R52
phe 1 achievement in the PRACTISING AGAIN Pres.—H. MelIntosh
‘ Sec.—D. H
Miller, D.D.S., .
Meets first

vhen it deems advisable condu

the i

in audit of the board's account
wpaien 3

Shield Sec. 28
Saturday in the

Dm. G.S wishe

xed by the board shall

to announce to the Macleod pub 1 Hall ment fi
Midland Motors has acquired (lic that he has entered into the | >’ **4": jeffective until approved by tl
the Macleod Battery and Elec practise of dentistry again in| seit tea leouncil “

trical Service Station business’ Macleod after a retirement for a! W.C. T. U. The meeting adjourned ait

and removed same to their prem-| period of eighteen months on ac Pres.—Mrs. E. I’. Brown appointing a representative con
ises in the Service Garage, with! count of failing health. Office| Sec.—Mrs. R. J. E. Gardiner, mittee of three to go to Edmor
new modern clectric equipment; corner of 27th Street and 4th Meetings on first Thursday in|}ton when the bill com up an

added to inake best service, j|Avenue, Macleod. ‘the month as announced. \committee of the whole
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: : | HAVE YOU ENOUGH |
: TIME SAVER FILE err : I
+ TIME SAVER ELECTRIC WASHER ll) LIFE INSURANCE?
A “i CALL AND SEE
K. A. Y. REALTY C0
is]
4 Makes a heht wa day The z Novae abnxlny ;
¢ Fy Agents for the
y has ‘ = Mutual Life Insurance Co,
$ Time Saver is a wood strong ma & of New York
* u
o =
3 chine, very convenient, sate and —[—
i AL AND PERSONAL
: )
u operates at low cost.
1 Della Bailey is econtine
+] 8) athe house with measle
: MADE IN CANADA a |
a = | J MeMillan is absent) oon
x =} si trip, taking in Calgar
: SB! tie Valley. and Drumheller
ro ) 3 \
$ |
é = | J. Girarclin projeets building:
Pa 7 . C " rh) u
GUNNINGHAMLMCLARTY HARDWARE C5 S80 80a
Fs : y a 2Oth and Srd Ave
TT ee en RE \le Ni 1) 1 ald wa contitie : te
aE ee eee house for a tew day
cele with an attack of ton aN
LIS LULA RR
2 eg! J. HW Mall, formerly of Mas
g s . TL } TAIL ‘YE . = d, now of Coaldale, was a bus
Ki D N T NEGLECT F 4 JAVULIL =i ess visiter to ™ acleod Monday
2 = Stewart Bro Gordon, Orsi
' Beanies lrenon S
o Otatisty HOW that a bs be zi A and George have moved out to the
5 assistance for their eve t=] Stewart ranch to get ready foi
;: newest and hest tron iperte Sa
6 tien a Harricon and Prederick Good
winot Monareh, who spent the
3 Send the childre t p font winter in California, have return
= if their eves are vod t ~ ed to attend to theit farming op
: tions of 1920
FS We never tit a pa lutely n Geet Eo
2 suarantee that thes twi F :
| Ra rears = Mr R. W. Russell, who ha
? eneh Bibeen absent for three weeks it
= If st x case tha it " >| hospital in Seattle, to undergo at
* Sutil taltomt. tne recat Hm operation, is reported to be pro
£ ee ; gressing favorably
# ty
i R., VW, RUSS LI. St. Andrew's Chureh choir prac
t rye
f Manufacturing Optician a | tu will be held next Thursday
t F nit ut the home of Mr ane
MPI SMP | ME ee en eres \\ asker at & o’clocl
Snnounement on. front
‘We ayeeeeregvervnnee aenettt ae zguntnnnesuetnan stiri e zevnrqanvegtenaneyesnegyeoesanneg gaegenenna sen re Dr (s, S Mijls read:
FARMERS ANDER NW | by error ‘‘Miller’’--see cor-
i), PAGE ' vecter] announement on tnis
PTTL ALL CNS aN EL ape
4 [ t n
a ie ae ' ‘ i f oh
a MASSEY HARRIS thing
5 { The yt
* IMPLEMENTS FOR SPRING: WORK a
IMPLEMENTS FOR SPRING
Z ) ’ " reside
SEF. the Ne, 11 STEEL GRAIN BOX SEED DRILL fa Lon pokane, i
lin 4 tla " n W
PHE BEST ON THE MARKET ie | Ila quarter se
¥ thos { md oat Pearce to | |
Built on solid, substantial tecl frame; ca rit Burke the Alberta Pacific Ele
4 ningr lieht draft the ren t improvement m many } at (
Vea rer » Torall thy LEFT BO vhich place -
S 'the Mnesevy Ma aed BY ITSELF. and the Considerable difficulty has been
; Poy RICH] 3 xp rienced with the cateh basin
; rthe town during the past weel
. 7 _ " ' ) ’ Jowme to their freeziny It is un
CULTIVATION THAT PAYS lercteod that the couneid intend
Alto male eme change Auring the
SEF, the No. 7 CULTIVATOR winner
a hve ty ind most up-to-date implement for making t. Andrew's Ladie Nid held a
: a crood ceed bed niver plea int alternoon tea at the
Bs cles g {home of Mrs. Tasker on Friday
= Fi last. The executive wish to ex
INSPECT ION INVITED, “WAREIOUSE, MAC EOD press their gratitude to thei
z i many friends for the tinaneral ou
3 . ef thefowes tsa
R. J. FE. GARDINER, AGENT
z We understand that \Lesdaime
srsvvve pesenonenunnestunannnnnE HUAN Men an STP @ | ] Thewh : \\ m Marti S Le wi
: i canine eae humaiees suawileients seeton hanes ener smtreseee anid PR Cy alle pour with her twe
|‘ hildren, ave conte mpl iting a trip
cS OS CSN to the old country thi pring
4000 TIMES A DAY leaving Macleod a oon as navi
S wt Hien trike the pave -
: Sain Thi ai amined ailinteeal PEE gation in the St. Lawrence river
; lincune on ple isure bent, 4 opens up
ad naturalls hoe leather
j does wear out under that §] Miss A, M. Wilson has return
4 nelling ordeal, Shoe lea- ¥ , ‘
; ed from Calgary, where she spent
th expen e, too, but we &
- ; Amen Nee Cerca Fir week attending spring millinery
3 , ne outlay by repairing lopeniag Previous to this Miss
; “" ld shoo and keeping Fa Wilson pent some time in Win
is] then " rd midition fos miper looking for ideas and sug
f u 5) a = | westion in wiuilltnery effect for
i J. A. LEMIRE, 10 scorned
pnianaianeniaimnteneeginiae YOU EQOA | ! .
» Cal of government hay
Pies from Lethbridge on Mon
ac e py \ es day morning. The cars were op
ened at 10.30 and by 11.30 the hay
7 all one, and at that time
ome ten or twelve teams were in
line, but were not able toa obtain
Mrs, Geo. Skelding, in

‘THE MACLEOD TIMES, MACLEOD, ALBERTA

SISSIES SS

Third—Prance will not consent
to the control of German pay IN STOCK
’I ments on any loans Germany may »! be id *cC id
make by anv other organization FORMALDEHYDE IN BULK, JUS AND TILE

’

Ce oe

Wednesday, March i7, 1926

the absence of Mr. Skelding, has

yveon looking after the distrbution
uothi and has handled the
chithoult

hay

Very itiuation very

You Have

tneoththy

Day and Nigh

AUTO LIVERY
23rd ST., MACLEOD.

DR. G. S, MILLS
PRAC rom AGAIN

PHONE 352

The members of the Wi
desire to thank all the friends hel a n e i Ss
8 generously helped to make
heir tea and pantry sale, which
vas held on Saturday, so success
ul Part of the proceeds will \ garage where you can buy repair service and know the
| ve cent th help upport a mission- cost beforehand
t working among Rutheman
|i i SevTinwiy Aierta \ shop that guarantees the work they do
a ; cs \ battery station that will not sell vou a new battery if
ayor Fawcett and KR. T. Me- | yours can be repaired for less money, and that gives you free
Ait were out with Major Bur W ater and free in peotion
ell, the engineer for Col, Pen. '}
| hen, to look over the Potts Bot iff Tn short, a modern, well equipped ervice depot for your
om as a log storage pond, and it! car
ES as found that it is an ideal place | |
the purpose. Col Penehen } You will find it all at the :
Teerae Macleod on Mon }
but did not arrive. However, SERVICE (GARAGE
xpeeted anv dav, when Ma UL M, I LP
fe : : sie ak 8 | “ASK THE MAN WHO DEALS Wi'TH US.”
up. ’ . aa .
Local News Continued on |
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Dr. Gis Mills, D.D.S., wishes ~ oO
}to announce to the Macleod pub
| vO if
lie that he has entered into the =
wactise of dentistrs imain 1/3 5
. . hl 1 17 “4
| Macleod after a retirement fer a MAGI FOOD MO | OR SAI ES £
ened taafonial e | 5 awa ( aks =
j certod of ecrghteen months on ac 3 Fe]
l-ount of tatling health Office = =
jcorner of 27th Street and 4th 3 . ) Top ’ r FA
| Avenue, Macleod ~ FORD CARS, FORD PARTS, FORDSON TRACTORS §
, Macleos : NU UANO, 05 t J 2
| 3 8
| PARIS, March .—Mrance has z Don't forget when you are buying either a car or & :
jaeither signed nor approved the 8 a tractor, no matter what make. that some time vou g
declaration regarding the econ . é ‘ =
i Sete = Will want repairs. Tf vou buy Ford products vou are Z
fomic situation of Europe, which | 3 ; ; 5
| thre Allied supreme council ha assured of alway s being able to get these repairs, as z
rroposed to make. it was declat & their repair service is unexcelled 2
sd here vesterday 3
| The Mie eee eae Tea HA Tires are high, O4s i id (Set our filler, FS
Jeclarati it j Sima mone niela which makes vour tit t twice as long, and our zZ
etting forth that the Wl na-!2 carbon destraver, that 1 , nore mileage s
I le = from your ras a p
1 3 9 ;
Ry n E __ Accessories, Livery and 24-Hour Daily Service
ler that ¢ e n 1 may Fe} FA
. MACLEOD CO-OPP. UARAUE ASSOC, 11D. 5
It follow th the: statement } I My a A
that Germany must he yravided F, A, ADAMS : . . MANAGER 3 % j
=
eith the mean recumin hh a
: ne ; ennnniaiitnne SP PL LU i @ SUE NE
luotrial aetivit and that at .
the prosperity of lnurope depend
upen the prosperity fo all coun
trie it 15 propoced that a loan he
{made to Germany guaranteed by =
(,erman a et mm priority to re

un

Parati

3 the
le

nm payment

hye

loan pay

ments to contr d by neutra!

emm an

Makes Reservations

Instructions are being sent. t:

’

\imha idor Cambon in London,
it was declared vesterday, that he
sign the declaration with the fol
lowing reservation
|
First—Vrance wall not join in|
in pre wre Upon the mall eoun
itrie vlone the Russian horder to
oblige them to make peace with |
ithe Soviet
Second—France will not econ
sent to giving any priority over |
repatapons, over—assets—alt Ger
many pledged for that purpo c | r

than the ve Ppatation eommis mn

W. . ANDREWS, HARDWARE, MACLERD

| Gophers Are Out

COPENHAGEN, March —A
bill desioned to prevent all Amer
to

jican import Denmark unless
i

anctioned by the financial council

Wa troduced today in the
Volkethine bys the minister o
commerce \ Get After Them Now

He described the measure as with
ieee EVER-READY POISON

Pirie Easy to Use—Sure and Cheap

On Maes ee Rite FERGUSON, AM KI XALL STORE |
the Allies’ supreme council has SSS aad
decided to illow (sermanys to
launch an internation Oat T
launch an-internationsl loa, be:| NOW IS THE TIME TO
spp nde oe SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES

Wednesday, March 17, 1920

ge

REPORT OF DELEGATE
TO FAIRS CONVENTION
EDMONTON, FEB, 24-2

This

presented

report to have been
to a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Macleod
Agricultural Society on Saturday,
March 13, but owing to the ab-
sence of some of the members the
meeting was postponed,

was

To the Directors and Members of
the Macleod Agricultural Society

Your delegate was present at
the opening of the Annual Fair
Convention held in Edmonton on
February 24 and 25. Mr. J. ¥.
Day, president, presided.

There were about 100 societies
represented, and the attendance
of delegates at the sessions was
very good, close attention being
paid to the work of the conven-
tion throughout all the sessions,
showing how deeply interested
the delegates were in the welfare
of the Agricultural societies of

the Province. Your President, as

a member of the executive, and
your delegate, were both present
the whole of each session.

The convention was opened by
a few remarks from the presi
dent, Mr. Dav; but as i
nota talker, but a worker,
addre hort The

of the Executive commit

eur pt esi
dent
hi s Was very
ri por 1
tee and the financial statement for
the year were given by Mr. Fream

the secretary,treasurer, being un-

animously adopted by the con
vention
Mr. MeIntosh, president of the

| dmonton Exhibition, then gave a
short address, welcoming the del
} :

legates to Edmonton and giving

them a very warm invitation to
visit the various fairs at Edmon
ton, and also offering on behalf
of the Exhibition Board to assist
at any time or in any way pos-
sible the small fairs
of Edmonton

Mr. George Hoadley, M.P.P. for
Okotoks
asked for a few remarks to fill in
the time waiting the arrival of
Mavor Clark. When Mayor Clark

arrived he pi

within reach

was present and was

‘a short, breezy, |

antry ueen

TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS (FIT WAS SATISFACTORY
IF NOT, TELL US
WE WILL REPLACE IT UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF OUR
GUARANTEE.

)
Have you tried a sack of our Pantry Queen Flour lately
you have-
PANTRY QUEEN IS STOCKED BY ALL LOCAL DEALERS

WE. ARE IN A POSITION TO SUPPLY MILL FEEDS, CHOP
| AND GRAIN AT CLOSE PRICES
)

+ eecade

}much money out of the country,

| which

THE MACLEOD TIMES, MACLEOD,

that by encouraging and
helping the young men, the girls
and boys, more men would stay
on the land, and would be better
farmers and produce better stock,

At the Mr.

Galbraith, superintendent of fairs,

ALBERTA

address of weleome on behalf of
the City oi Edmonton.

sion,

Mr. H. A. Craig, deputy minis-
ter of agriculture, was the next

speaker, giving, as he always :
y afternoon session

does, a very interesting and help-
ful addres Ile

miraging the young men by mak

poke first of en spoke on the succe or non. sue.
cess of a great many fairs in 1919,
He was very emphatic in his cri-
ticisim the some fairs

were conducted, stating that in

ing. them directors, thus bringing

fresh young blood and. ideas into

on
ocieties. He also

way
the work of out vf

explained fully the working of » 4
I ‘ : B most cases the cause of failure
school fairs, and strongly urged , :
; ’ was the want of interest in the
that at school fairs, or where ‘
fair by the directors, and not hav-
prizes were given at the regular x

ing the right class of men to make

fairs for boys and girls, the var- |. nn i
7 : it a success. Too many directors

ious classes, especially in liv
I ’ live were content to leave all the

stock, should he explained to the
work to the president, secretary
boys and girls by experts. He r

and two or three others. He said
that the some men

had in being directors was to get

da) eatat h plowing in: ig
dealt also with plowing matches, olty -olsleet

stating that the department gave

a grant of $200 for this purpose, : Sa
ie eee as much out of the fair as pos

and is issuing a small prize|. ‘ ;
R 1 . | sible, by making the prize list to
list as a gurtde to the = soci- ; ‘ 7
5 suit themselves. He strongly urg
eties. He spoke next of outside c

it hibit ; prs ed that'small fairs, where conven-
youltry eXhHibitors bringing im car].
ote Sgn iently situated, shoujd amalga
loads of poultry and taking so :

mate and make one good central
In fact, he
far too many fairs

fair. said, there were
in the province

now to make them all a success.

the intends
should be spent for the benefit of
Le

department

the farme: urged in conelu

He spoke of the possibility of the
membership .grany being with-

the Live Stox k Union, gave a very
ns of the
He spoke

able address on “The Sig

Live Stock Industry.”

most mtere
of the whole «
Mis
member

ting iddre

> Or papet
onvention was read
the lady

Armour, who is

the

by

of executive,

great uterest, and will be of ben

eht to many societie Every Ai
rector

it

ought to have it and study

On the evening of the first day

Made in three sizes as follows; 10-18, 15-27, 22-40. Tnclosed a joint meeting was held with the |
; ‘ : Dairymen’s Association presided |
gears running in oil hath. Guaranteed absolute satisfaction to Rae Ruane nan hi aith (eau.
purchasers ‘ | Brett. ‘The speakers were the
Hon Dunean Marshall, Dean
We carry a full line of the ‘John Deere Implements, Rumley and Rutherford of Saskatchewan Ag
Case ‘Tractors and Separator alsa Coel hutt Fneine Ganes ue conan ana perl ba
Full line of repairs, ensuring prompt service tor same iversity. Mr. Marshall spoke on
Before purchasing an engine ,,e .vuld like to show engine sacial ri 9 nahi pt va
running past year in dust a uiniple of endurance the farm. Dean Rutherford spoke
on “Dairy Cattle” and Dr. Tory on
“Kharki Univer ‘eo in comiintalen
CL ATT ALENT, AI NE NE TCO LE SI 2 IN } with the Soldiers in France and

\ England
}) The econd morning session
ALEX MCDONALD, AGENT, MACLEOD Pj ano wt me

| { | i !
4 ’ A ’ Aud } papers by secretaries Report of
i | Fair Dates committee, and con-
~~ —— - - -- : 2 ~ - —s )
= Be SOS *

; ots} |
drawn, and advised societies to |

} go after more members to make
up for the loss of grant. Every
farmer, he said, ought to be a
member of the agricultural so
crety
Prof. D. Leitch of Guelph Agri-
cultural college spoke on “Mixed
| Farming,” and in presenting this
{important subject he showed in
ia very able manner, by figure on |
a chart, the great advantage of
mixed farming, by taking actual
I facts from a number of farms, in!
each of three or four different lo
calities in Ontario. He also show
ed on a chart the advantage of
having good stock, horses, cattle,
| sheep and swine, and more par-
ticularly of having good pure-bred
sire
Mr. G. TH. Hutton, president of
of the markets opening up for
stock, pecially mentioning Bra
zil, Hawaiian Islands and Britain.
Clyde hor he aid, weighing
from 2000 to 27) were elling
in England at JOO puineas, ot
$1500, Prices also of pure-bred
heep and swine are all on the in
crease He believed that Alberta |
would soon be the centre of the
live stock industry of Canada, and
| perhap of the continent of Am
lerica
There were ceveral very intet
esting papers prepared and read
by secretaries on “How to Run a
Local Fair.” one stating that thes
found frequent meeting kept
alive and created interest in the
ociety everal said they found
that lady directors were a very
great help \nother said we don't
want men as directors who will
ay “Lam too busy.” The best and

She |

treated in a most practical man- |

ner nearly every phase of the}
work in connection with a fait
When it is printed in the report |
am sure it will be read with vers

sideration of resolutions, several|farm imp'ements.

a ee ers eae wea)

PAGE THREE

Empress Theatre.
J. L. Fawcett, lawyer and mon-

of which were adopted and will
appear in the report.
The election of officers took|ey to loan

place at the second afternoon ses- \. D, Ferguson, drugs and sta
sion, when all the old officers were | tionery
re-elected except Mr. Srigley of | KR. J. Ie. Gardiner, Massey-Har-

Peace River Mr. |ris implement

of

the
West

country

Edmonton was elected| Gelenas & St. George, Macleod

meat market,

SH

to take his place.

The second evening the dele Grady, insurance

gates were entertained by the Ed-| Great West Saddle

monton Exhibition Board to a} J. Hick
theatre party at the Pantages. | surance

ry
ry

Sompany.
, lawyer, loans and in-

For about an hour before the reg Hudson’

istore

Bay Co., department

ular show, a large number of very
tine agricultural pictures
thrown on the screen, quite
number of them being taken at
the Edmonton fair last year, oth-
ers being taken at some of the
large fairs in the United States.
Needless to say, these views were

were} Is. A. Y, Realty Co., plants and

aycut flowers.
Dr. S. J. Kirk, physician.
J. A. Lemire, shoe repairing
E. Larsen, general draying and
transfer busine
W.R. Mackie, shoe repairing.
MacMillan, “The Tailor.”
Alex black,
smithing

most inteersting to the delegates.

Mayor Clarke announced to the
delegates that these films were
available to any society who wish
ed to put them on at their local
theatres. I would suggest that we
get them for Macleod

Thus ended a most instructive,| ep, nald, Martin & McKen-
useful and interesting convention. | zie, barristers

I wish that all our directors could Ajax

Macle od,

ceneral
Macleod Co-operative Garage,
auto repairs, Ford dealers

Macleod Flouring Mills, Pantry
Queen flour

and solicitors
McDonald, John
Farm Implements and J. 1

Deere

attend these conventions It

“ : Case
would do them a lot of good

a tractors
Phe next convention will be S. McCrea, general blacksmith.
lheld at Calgary, when [ trust a R. D. MeNav, druggist—tor
number will try to be present maldehyde gopher poison
R, J. E. GARDINER, J. D. Matheson, lawyers. loan
Delegate. fete a
SE alata aiaaite Midland Motors, Ltd, automo-
| " bile repairing and livery ervice.
CRIMINAL COURT | JR. Mosrison, Club billiard
‘ni
PROCEEDINGS G. 8S. Mills, Dentist.
ee J. P. Rankin, Rex barber shop
RELEASED ON SUSPENDED | I. \V. Russell, optician and jew-
SENTENCE elle
Before Mr. Justice Simmons on}| Geo. H couga eal estate
| Tuesday Bertha Knowles of Pas-|and loan
| burg pleaded guilty to a charge C. W. Stevens, builder and gen-
of attempting suicide After re-|eral conttractor
‘ceiving admonishment from the Tam Yick, Palace cate
ljudge the accused was released Joe You, Kinge cate
jon suspended sentence l \. Co-operative store, gen-
SEROUS OFFENCE oCiaug nis ead e a
: se as hitefoct Photo Service, de-
| AT HILLCREST yt Ns Tee Ros ZB Mae
| John Magdall of Hillcrest wa tet SOC RH CNS AHS eerieral

| charged with seducing Mary Kor-
jach. Defendant pleaded not guilt, R
fand Mr. J. D. Matheson called PLAIN S

>LAIN SEWING, ETC.

rest district, was found guilty in

} witnesses for defence to prove |
{that the complainant had had im-|n4. Anderson Block, Over Pat
penis relation ith others [ Burn tore Tene Ret ores
However, the jury found the de | sara! Wy are : Ae
fendant guilty and His Lordship | , es a fhicer
|imposed a sentence of 18 months’! ae
aay Plain 7 fancy work, em
{imprisonment Peay ated Ned Sie ae
| We understand that the defend fines ze tiie) at
jant’s lawyer, Mr. J. D. Matheson], _ rocnett caps,
of Macleod, has obtained leave to} nttet Stockings and socks for
ippeal the case men, women and children; plain
4 sewing at customers’ house by
CASE ENDS IN MATRIMONY the day | undertake
John Camp, a Nanton farmer ursi fli” I the day
was charged with an offence} You n nko 4 - n_ and if
against Evelyn Nesbitt, but uponjl am not n 1. vour ad
the couple condescending to bh Ihe ona piece of pape lipping
married the charge wa with. lit under the d
drawn Che vedding tool ga
on Wednesd iy at 2? o'clock before |; : = hy
a large crowd of witne eS, amon i 2 . ra i
vin ex'ucecoen rosea YOUR SPRING SUIT.
| After the ceremony the couple i ni
returned to the court house to ve KK =~ ———— i
ceive the congratulations of the § (
| Judge ‘ Betore buying your
PERJURY i Spring clothes call in and
In the case of King vs. Billings \ sec my samples
\ly, a perjury case, the commit \ ‘ }
|ment was set aside with leave to i} All the lastest in Sf
ithe Crown to lay a new informa } weeds, Worsteds and
| tion if deemed advisable mY) Serges .
ISENTENCED FOR STABBING i Strictly up to the min
Pete Bosco, a miner of the Hill ute styl at prices that
are right

; Fit and workmanship
9

| stabbing him with a knife

hy
Vhe
three '
hard

wounding a fellow miner

absolutely guaranteed

MacMiLLAN

entenced to

onment

accused was

H

vears’ with

{
the Supreme Court on Thursday |
‘Impri

j

liabor by Judee Simmon Ihe de “The Tailor.”
fence was conducted by J]. C |S} Cor. 2nd Ave. and 23rd St. ¢
Hendry of Lethbridge, |. Wo M i} \
| Donald kK ippearing for tl SSS ; SS
Crown i s

)

yur

| In place of an Eastet

ADVERTISINGDIRECTORY

,

y th sea 1able—but on |

} : Demmanant aaenindes col i

W. G,. Andrews, hardware, for YOU

maldehyde | (An appointment

R. 'T. Barkes general d good | mean t for careful \

Chow Sam—Silver Grill cafe worl

| Cunningham & MeLarty, gen i THE WHITEFOOT —
eral hardware \ PHOTO SERVICE,

Dilatush & White, tractors and: MACLEOD.

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PAGE FOUR

THE MAGLEOD TIMES!

( essay at in Politics)

United States;

Italian

‘anada and the

value of the Canadian dollar

the line hack to par

too,, is French, Bélgian,

, wn
foreign currencies, The jacross

will have the effect of raising the
and others
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|

‘THE MACLEOD TIMES, MACLEOD, ALBERTA

“IWATER SITUATION
IN MACLEOD

Wednesday, March 17, 1926

department and has sinee concen-
goods,

vation needs eidiecattornctivée to
make it a life profession, who will

pirit of exaltation, climb

trated on general dry

with the gent's furnishings and boots and

—_—— United States alone enjoys the | Canadians, however, should not | ihe stecp hill, for after it the path shoes, in all of which lines he car-
A phe ras pape Seats and publ dictinetion of having its money at!depend on United States action, narrow with deep ravines on aOR ries a comprehensive stock of up
ished at Macleod, Alberta, | ‘ j if | ‘ : af ‘ies ade ® ¥ a co
avery Wedneetas ja premium in all countries, while jbut should, by hard work and un-|ecither side, The student in turn The Editor, Macleod Times: to-date goods and caters to a
Canada carne econd with its/remitting energy, inerease pro-Juounts the cost, long grinds, ex- | ty q: Will you please per .
——— ; ar Sir,—Will you ples T | Grst-c
C. J. DILLINGHAM, Publisher Jinoney ata discount only in the |duetion in all lines, and therebs penditure oof finanees City, Baba ‘ Ay ite edie set
: stole cht yg | } ; : : : . 60 5 , your valt-
& DILLINGHAM, Mer. and Editor {United State enormously increase their export|rown and rural schools have as mit me to use ed 4 ; d ; ——
— Canada has alway purchased (trade to the United State and et poor facilities for life-long ed< able Auch i : P aiiSiallete atts SIU WL SLA AL
Subscription Price $2.00 nore exten ively in the United this offset their heavy purchases ucational teaching. water situation: § g
Foreing - $2.50 States than that country has inj of needed commodities from that Never will young men and It nay not be generally known THE PIONEER =
Canada. In ether wards, imports [counters And the Ottawa govern |reomen venture on such a storiny that alum is used in the filtering 5 BLACKSMITH SHOP i
Advertising Rates from the States have always ex. jiment should encourage and assist) sea without at least some better Wake ess in oir local plant and that Fe 5
Display advertising—per inch $5¢ ceeded our exports to that coun. yin this work by substantially low.) understanding and rmuneration, the amount required daily | de- 5 General Blacksinithing and g
Legal and Municipal Advertising trv. On the other hand our ex laeduie: or altogether removing, the The student leaves home, social] pends on the temperature of the & Horseshocing 5
lst insertion—per line 2c acs ‘ a : ‘ bay : : ‘ ee ‘ i
Sabsenuent Ynvertidts without ports to Great Britain have al-|tartt on all implements of pr fe of immediate friends, launches | water Site one Oxy-Acetylene Welding u
s aes ar Gaayeuaen VINE ae | Ways exceeded out imports from] liction, coupling therewith a lar-] out into. some sphere of useful- At the present time Wit 1 te for all Male : #
Classified Auvartiveneite the old land Tn former vears wefcer tariff preference to British} aess to find a restricted social life | presence of a large quantity of ice é Plowshares ‘al akes 0}
Lost, Found, Wanted, ete have therefore been able ta liga | geod: and contends with narrow views jin the river, sufficient alum to re- 2 Plows
jaakition Sie len Que daverne Walanee an ene sitet f those whom he come into con- | move the discoloration would seitche FS ALEX. McLEOD a
Subsequent insertions without United States by British funds ar act with. It is self-evident that around $100 ‘per day. This ex- £
‘ oe the wa New York: that we paid our t NUGATIONAL IDEALS romes for teachers, both in town pendtiure is entirely ott of the} neanmmmeammmmeanmmnmeannnnesnmmnigannnnnic
Notices irths eaths, AMlarriage " Te iy
: , : Stat vit \ dc - . 0 nestion, The general public can | == —
Notices and Cards of Thanks debts. 1 ene tate Porno THEIR ATTAINMENT al ene eu . ae eryin ee i il ; 1of i discolor-
each $1.00 which Britain owed tou 4 A reeds. Until this is solved, our | very easily get rid o se prvrevvavnnegunvereennvesusengecuvaegregensnaeng seunsernenreanunneeannne
All classihed advertising and read \t the present time we cannot ayth will not commit themselves [ation by drawing a quantity of £
. . . ¢ ‘ un j 4 H tas « i - pe S bh
ee eee mast UE Be Wt, wehbe lo this because, while Great Bri (Contributed.) o sneha stormy gea. water and sprinkling a its th 2 INSURANGE
Py en > sin ; : ate f Pests 5 Munieipalite Home, where the }ount of alum over its surface. he | ‘
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1920! tain and other European countries Vhere are no tixed boundaries | a | S 1 roan fl liscolorjn matter will then E
in re P ie ; Re ; eacher can leave bv a car and | disceote £ ‘
ave Canada ta of than th if education tor clear citizenship raat rill ; ' rape \ eaple ae are Halen an ejite
wot ewe the Lonited State ' de 4 Py rea ee ee ravel to the turtne SCHOO, then | se © ane 3 ck ‘ ‘ .
The town reader, in sizing up, ney et roe 3 In fave i definition af educator CAN to take Thein hone: lethisaleate he quantity of alum re- Have you protected
thev are ! ra pe tot vp ¥ peak ern & tan : z PP . ears. 1 part Re > Paes Fs
the contents ef The Times and ty acetone irit ‘i LD Aa Neve esti ba ae mipossible 2 Making a central | quired is small. The amount that yoursel! and family by
; 1S in casn ! cecurintes neg to handle, for the mind and spirit 2 : :
mentally’ appraising its interest, ve : ; rh aome student life, where there |can be piled on a 25c piece will
hould . - ¥ ite _'|tiable in the States, because we |, far beyond definition, The do-|" dist ater ean A pe naira ii I fet P anuk & LIFE INSURANCE ?
should not forget that the paper have been forced to sell to them | jainion he oul sal tae cies ran he mutual contact, discussions | clear a pat! of water and if warm z
oes into many homes in the rural ‘ : 5 Md igeedhitd at PUR AES Sune wPand helpfulness for each teacher. | will do it in a very short time.|z
district contiguous to Macleod He a ne eee, (tap. so that a "fastened down" | i ih ‘i | for the lif | Phere is a quantity of alum at the A. F. GRADY, Macleod
Suous Qo Mi lithe other, Chevrntos- ower the ae . ‘ ' Another problem tor ve lite | re WS a é é é
and wherein daily papers are not ik. dae ERA Ree ; itement he Haat to fee It vork of enterprising self-sacrifice. | town office which anyone can gee = MACLEOD - ALTA.
5 : larg Ns IA EXCESS OY therefore follows that the unity ; { ; 8
isha ae Finances - ; vhat the States owe them ind—-wholeness of these are te-| © youth is when at a period of | for the rau , Me Ms PSs
graphic news appearing in VF . : 3 life what awaits thenr? At pres: } ours truly
hereto while waiting for | specter Nees : ; Pei RAS RIS SSS Sas SETES
mes is of interest.in many | Per es bane e “t ae P1SpeCles: Ant [De beyond | the ‘nt , wueertaintv. The nation | VERNON PEARSON, ih
i that time when Europe will be! hadews and we peals of educa 7 43 4 . pinata ~~
country homes although to the ; : welt to devise a scheme to eh City Engineer. EE \
majority of town readers at 4 jable to pay Canada what it owes tion as efficient and happy man- |, © i] | F t | ;
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Fei P : : us, we must pay the Umted States hood, but in short, character hea i Ot { R, D. McNA |
stale by reason of their having al i id Asie ’ vice given. Many of our large in-
' 4 vhat re OWE eith n gold oa e ere if atio \ by
ready read it in the daitlie aN is : ; een Se F : Mh \ ce ol educ att n with Iyctrie also civil serviee men! ‘HISTORICAL i DRUGGIST
in soo In the three vears 1917 wn \Ipine outlook The ediuca- | —
gilda tlhe tn tnd Aig aa ; 5 = n women treecive yENS ions
x 2 ; : HWOIS: and IWI9 Canada bought tion of the icdividual for citizen das : ! et 1 {
The Times is not in business | ; Foy a : i\Why not the teachers, who with | FORMALDEHYDE )
ith tl i f tt goods from the United States to ship the great need of today. AAS bas in| \
w ) . o o £ 4 A ‘ ~ ’ mu 7 ah z ¢. v
ee ew Edet Dee ee latatal otonepilliancdoll Ws inex The horizon seetns to be campo: vatriotic purpose are training the j ) POISON
other concern out of busine ; F ‘outh for hieh ideal citizenship, | UU U GOPHER .
Ty SA aCaLtaRLint she Nuvkagtink cess of the value of the goods sold ed of lowering and threatening hict ue B i ve
: a {cae obje . ol i MMeS CX to us bv the State Notwith ‘louds ow ing to the lack of suit- Wy nye ate i 1¢ nauoen—ve- | otc PNET UGA
€ we’ c « ive) > ol om one F : a ¥ r
‘i aR AP, 4 Ai ‘ a » ; e i tanding this heavy debt to the able men and women for thi iB nancial: return 'R, TT; BARKER, DRYGOODS, R. D. MeNAY
1e door of the old in whieh wt “ jameoe stenntninnsiaction - =
1e tin ter -States, che: Aimmbtesiie: lasantinnsinak aienaa utente eal GENT’S FURNISHINGS, ETC. bi aes
housed a flock of lamtbs, in which | ~ a) Thanet gee "1 ail) purpose Tor ; highly « i MACLEOD ALTA,
. yehan National YANK OO New tured voune men and women are i 2. T. Barke need busi
the editor and publisher have vs : IB n R. T. Barker commenced busi- |? ~S
soins Gakavaet Yor! ; t a vat kets ie $y discouraged owing to an uSi ess | ne: ss in the fufrniture line in old
ji4 ltaverably balance with the whole temper and restlessne that cur | Macleod, - 207
! ‘ on the Island, in 1882
chara as aeReas Pa GEAy id of on 500,000,000. oun ; ortan ofes Pp hh “Ch Zs ——
Rie gare ern retain wonalie er § i rounds this all er rant profe aragrap Ss! Mr. Barker came from Chicago, ~ aA
. ’ = | ‘ . ime | ot fore > allenoe ahs : Pig 5
last was probably the dying |. Le eRe nd > Ant _ svabin ae Hie Challenge “Ol ltaking the Missouri river boat at “fl Thi |
throes of Old King Winter—let \\ anada \ a) Ek ne hai, oF ate ; ape 5 ae mee Don’t neglect your child’s eyes. | Bismarck, N.D., to Fort Benton; |
him die—a queen's good enough | ountrics, there is only one of two and a closer affinity etween| soe RW. Russell ithence by stage to Macleod. His | BILI JARD ROOM
f east, sa ae ©; |Ways, or a combination of both, home, school and teacher. Neither} lfirst stock was freighted by bull c
or us—here to he teen of —— H S cK Was I g! sy i a
ish q whereby Canada can right her bal church, nor state ner teacher nor! 4 i hice. “ = fr | J. R. MORRISON, Prop.
the May q See Alex McDonald for! teams from Calgary. In 1884 he
¢ jance with the United State (1) parent nor all other authority, ha is ‘ i : lmovedutran olde ntacleaditociiet
oh] enn eeccee ene aE IBy buvine fe from the United any right to form a people's mind | Case Tractor Engines. { : i ic |
Life insurance men remind us ; ' : : ; Stee, i present location, on which was
ANateriuinaleainan aul vee able: tat than in the past, and bu 1 tamper ith p ! na it Aa Sac af k ' ie as |l situated 3 log building in those
: fing more at home and from Great | cept tor thre people rood,” ; $ cn, . Darker for extra in aga the .
And departing leave behind us, | all-lines-of-boots-and_shoe: | days, and selling out the furniture
A = | Britain. France and other coun ome o-called ethical te aching rs | : °
Widows worthy of their time— rae + cirl cnet: business later he carried on in the
We can zive ‘em such a cend off tric ind (2) be producing in|) given to our bo ane ae ka Scie _ i grocery line from 1889 to 1894, |
BIve Canada in larger quantities those somewhat dangeren. 4 voutl ‘ord cars, parts and tractor | ; ped
On the life insurance plan, t ’ Nanlaad tanta Gar when he added divgaods. In 1906
things which the United State is of very coarse fibre, J cata ec Maclene O-Up. Garage { 4 : ‘ h |
That when we departing end off : . : : Mr. Barker's place of business | }
pees aill bua from oy and enercetic ther method for eckine teach rer H "4 | |
They can scoop another man | > Celj a bean __ |was destroyed i the fire which |
jally proceeding to sell such goods | ing Yes, the home, and home see Gelinas and St. George for |
CD SSE OR : ~ y 4 | burned the business area between |
aie across the line yh the centre of creat up leoad work horses. Car just in. ; }
EPITAPH ’ } vt \ tthe old Bank of Commerce (later |
: The fact that the Canadian del (Ufting moral teachine instead of Seren Shag
Here lies the hatchet. axe and ; Drill 1 Culti Spe tl {the B. N. A.), and the present lo
lar has at present a purchasing jallocating it to other Such an! nills and Cultivators, see the} : . vite PRs |e
hammer, Ataclenh Td Wok : feation, After the fire Mr. Barket
par , | power of only €0 of &S cent in incentive trom a parent happy |: acleod T ] Car seed oats} E
That once Macleod had feared Sat * lL eaan jerected his present commodious
the Linited State will, in itself. | look and approval Vhe teacher | 5
would damn her; ad 2 j istere building, cut out the grocery
De 5 ; tH ' 1] loperate to discourage Canadian | voice will go far to shape youth’: | eee |
cep lie these deadly weapons |, Watch the Great West Saddlery =
huvine there, while the fact that tharacter for the ultimate educa ste we pia |
‘ bur : d- ; ) ieate ABilAw Avillbin mote than adtionotthercitizen hinds window for display new sty Ie har- i2 entertainer
oO more yy oltirer thar ea ¢ i
sted 6: , ; ate lollar rth « ids in Great Beier co, the nation ippeal to | me if (i a
Bd; | 17 ; .
imi nineta te Glib nai hala ei | Britain 1 encourage heavier the universities; in turn they ap } Do ; a le i001 WORK HORSES FOR SALE
TS purcha t} This will help to peal to students to become guar fot yOu died, what a out the i¢ ‘
Here the knocker’s arms are laid [tight exchange conditions he | liane of the adult mind. Lhe uni family ’ See WX, A. Y. for life ine | We have for sale a carload of first-class young work horses.
. away . ' en Canada and the United versit the heart-beat of five | MEADKE 3 These animals are in good flesh and in perfect hape to go into 4
ta tg iN emia RGtITRoA TCs itizenship, but somehow the nar- | F spring work. Reasonable prices. Terms half cash. Balanee in }
Se ! | \ amtia a Fa
, the purely Can. |row influences and prejudice PTE ka ed are out. See A, D./& fall j
‘ THSO o “ver-Rez r x -
THE EXCHANGE PROBLEM idian pee however, the cling to such ts debarring many it n for Lver-Re udy G yph is E se
main thing is that our people (ot our cligible youth from enjoy: eran, é MACLEOD MEAT MARKET
eee . — =
hould a in ever-increasing |ing at least a scheme of edueation =
ssi ny, |ing at iat Dace EL . GFOR
No one question is commanding |volume those things which are in that fits to enhance the common. |. See the Hudson j Bay ad. for | & G INAS AND ST G GE
such widespread interest in all demand in the United States and | wealth of humanity. It commit: pSaturday specials well worthy | MAMET carte comietsintees insti cannivntaineatintesng zusennninneznvnvsvsie uiseivnsivezivetvntinoeauivutsngiinegssnnsinsnne att
1 z ce are f ar vt; ane ’ nai ec _ EY, '
countries as the problem of equa! | hich we can most easily and pro- ja hardship on the. hard working | oO" ideration rats . j
eee gata At antaonitisnal ea tans eanatt 10 dak Gounie Sada aan, awhACale tha earned Crier ae ST eT SUL MLS OL sees eT srmepieatai |
change It 1 a problem which \t the ame tine the Ottawa do with social advantages can! Have VOL BUS OF that fire insur- |
first.engaged the attention of fin overnment would be well adviced avatl themselves of letters. There pet ple i Geo, i Scougall a
‘ { Let George do tt. |
anciers and government Hoon, jat the approaching se ion of pat fore the nation appeal to the unt NSE Se 4 | & a) . , "
however, it called for the « areful |liament it it loses no time in adop. | versity It in turn approaches ie no: sete : A FULL LINE OF BOOTS AND SHOES FA
consideration f all mercantile |tir 1} | ted Sit. tudent lite with the My t The } T, Whitefoot has installed a : ‘ ; 8
ons r, 9 Oo ( f ne i stiey a ater Oo mans c ! ets - i
Ae 1 new studio camera which he de- | 2
houses, manufacturers, and others | years the farmers of the West ; 2 ———_ e
— j ties anyone to break. Come and
engaged in large enterprises do-jand jncrease “the preference ac try. | wo
ing an international hiusine corded to British goods under the nl ASSIFIED ADVERTISING l=
Now it is a matter of concern to jtariff to 50 per cent. This would : panels BS A
Fea i , Ave you intereste i asy Our stock of Footwea
every individual purchaser. li has greatly assist Great Britain to en WANTED- ade ana itratot if | Roe ‘ “esi qd ee ei | 3 Footwear is complete from Baby Soft
, wash days? See Cunninghe a ; ; ;
now reached the acute stage large her sales in Canada, and, to| must be good saleslady, Apply | nana “4 Soles to Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, Our leading lines, |
“ here it 1 influencing politi ,an the ¢ tent that he doe £0,to re Bo: 262, Macleod | MoKearty fs fon he Dhee Saving yi W Ik ] i : 5
bed : es Shea silo = lelectric washing machines. |g alkover and Model. Also full line of Canvas Boots, =
ternational and domestic, and is. place nited States goods, thus FOR SALE YOUNG CALF & \@ 2
SALE -—- NG ns } ° z
vitally affecting all channels of {assisting Canada and Britain. It! ao few cettines duck emec for | - |$ Oxfords and Slippers. z
trade and commerce. Inthe nev would Inkewtse wit in a lower he: ic n er nes a je | Dilatuch and White report the | 6
. < iatehine ppls ewitt. |. ale of *
deine nie ui > /9 a three-horse-power pump- |
paper press, reviews, and in ps ne of customs taxation on the P) - Pi { I P| P :
1one 260, Macleod 2-1t! & > =
vate conversation it has eclipsed | masse of the Canadian stim PDB 6 Si ea ah ab ay, sprue = | ing engine and a Heavy- Duty pump | 3 I RICES ARE RIGH r Fed
np
even discussions of the Peaceling pub! WANTED—Good capable | i2-! to Frank Walch recently. | 5
Mreaty and the League of Na-} Close Amerioan bservers of | girl or middle aged woman pomnes 4 i ea a
tions conditions are becoming alarmed for gene *y] house work in Messrs Pailin esas th weer White are | i =
So far as Canada 1. concerned, jover the prospect of lo inge con id ae . +] | ' d h unloading thei Spring shipment | 4 3
’ 7 ) ay a "2
our money at a premium injerable part of their Canadian bus roughly nodern house, jot Cockshutt machinery Owing ¢ R T BARKER
. | r
practically every country but the line (‘anada is the best custo Mus it be good plain cook, | ;to the shortage of material and + 4
Linited State where it stadns atimer the United States ha and | Best wages to right party | the difficultie of procuring it 6 MACLEOD J i e > a Ae BERTA
a very serious discount British |leadinge financial men there Apply at The Times Office, thi shipment i practically sold se A
inoney is at a discount in bothlurging adoption of 2 r olicy which| Macleod, Alberta. }out B

1 ED Ey 93 SHE DHHS

Wednesday, March 17, i926 RCE THE MACL EOD TIMES, MACLEOD, ALBERTA nets NRRL DS a ee
aE

ne ee ee.
eee

t Op test constitutional prohibition ‘in cheque, telling him to fill it it , |r ady to take it for printed that |lar by them with the only Cx through our land with more ef-
as or an l| pit the courts they decided to look fany amount he wanted TI ian has his price,” an as-]}euse that for a brief time o pps frontery than ever before '

for someone of social prominence. Ply of this statesman will be men samy tron that breeds decay in our [tunity favored them, makes us| Can we never I arn the truth of

osctinsasie They. laid down on etable ly tradi l orable Gentlenies 1 couldn't |‘ ' for we cannot help be-|feel that the money god in all] those words of John Milton,

. | ite chourh mor i this contis ne intleaneed by the standards in fits hideousness is the dominant |“There is nothing that makes men
of Charles sa cheque for] ; : ‘ 4 " . A
4 > ' ent prdnt ! { ( i rue around wu

$ monster of the republic. But the} rich and strong but that which
$150,000. This great jurist re plied

sli é A case befr 1] ‘ite and bef , eet ' answer of John Sull last week] they carry inside of them Wealth
(Cc : ‘T would not ion tl e| i 1 pity tha ie financiers S098 ease ’
(Contributed.) " Mas ; Hot champion this catise | iy, public, for 1 would have : : ' hhict with her ready millions and re-Jis of the heart, not of the harid
retore the courts for any sum of ae ! ®& recat nation to which ¢ ; . « ' : a ;
The “Christian Century” of Sc ehiey Vedi hatid: Samer? -Saaties know im eiet tT Edie! hd ate: Wate te ee fusal to renew the loans could not We are slow to Jeatn Happy is
e : { ty” of Sep- } ( a iy + ‘ : help but stir our hearts with na-| the man that findeth wisdom, for
at a Aa efit rene: Us that | to OUy mat Hugh » they went Hi the ideal of these gréat tional pride the merch wndise m at better
f . : ‘ ‘ y \ : s Thee ‘ . L i > Oo s bette
“when the liquor men beganytext to William Howard Tist and The wo faft ard refresh-|meit. the discounting of the Brig No one believes if the situ !than the merchandise of silver
1 ‘ . 4 - : é e se )
i lor c lace fo i ened ine, for \ el ah ill 4 li pound and the Canadian dol ‘
eet een to con Labo te ARMA SRO ‘em ation was reverser that England|the gains thereof than fine-gold’
J J .
ee

j would have taken advantage of | —Solomon

i bd her financial prowess and made “Man shall not live by bread
the unreasonable discount of the | vlone "—Tesus
| There are times when ev ery ef-
. fort should be made to cultivate MONARCHIST MOVE:
OF THE the most friendly feeling between
nations, and this “discounting MENT IN (IERMANY

lusiness” is but another crime laid

at the feet of this false god, Despatches from Paris under

money. Jate of March 13 state that a
> ha serly

he will not enter and spoil with that the power of the state has

IIe has sepat ated brothers , put proclamation issued in Berlin dis-
f lather and son at variance There closes that the government of the
— fis no relationship so sacred that] empire has ceased to exist anc
if 4 if
‘ebieisichinnaintialininial ugeiaainai a = — | lhis filthy maw. When Paul found | passed into the hands of General
. me O16 > — ACCOU? S i h $ m
REVENUE ACCOUNT AS AT 3isth DECEMBER, 1919 REVENUE ACCOUNT AS AT 3ist DE CEMBER, 1919) oy pedy men making money out of | Director Dr. Von Kapp, who be
‘To debenture reeSINRN eh and sinking fund payment $ 25,260.71) By tas levy 194 ory mal y ses ant oe are 461. sooths saving demoniac maid he |2omes chancellor, and has ap-
" 2 SOO.00) 15 ' ! ( 3 '
Site $55 ar 11D Jat 7 “| vas grieved, and turned and said} 20inted General von Luettwitz
. 3) rere ey AV “ac ”
ae Sg Mab IR ai * ) : 39.59, Come out of her,” ‘and she was} commander-in-chief of the mili-
Postage, printing and stationery 024.10) Fines on er t ee & st I et for P jent Et J
vA ' . ¢ oo; restored, , "ty. | Ce ) at. reside a) z
Interest and EXCHANPC se tinsiven sniteets bens iith A791 | Licens: 1,229.50 | z ow Twentieth Cen _ resident UDEr Saat
r ) Public works .................... 3,523.76] Rent 107.00} tury like. When her masters saw s wife left Berlin at 5 o’clock on
Health and relief 8/0) oriiel ‘ ( tp : hat hope of their mains wa gone sae av morning
Police : 1583.74] Sury i y | phe
olice departinent WF TS | ! ‘they drew him unt u the rulers and The names associated with the
‘ire ar . 054.04 | ,
dA department a z 1 recused bitin: saying: “This man] aew revolutionary movement. in
P i" ¢ tal ’ m
lila Ret Sibaial is78l troubles our city and te aches « yermany indicate its reactionary
Q “xpense ' |
Leanne pe P »| toms which is not lawful -fer hardcter; it would therefore ap
Ixhibition grounds R612] + a Tae re ay
Town hall expense 891.3 to receive \nd thev beat fe pear that Germany is in the throe
Waterworks deficit yrrant OOO.00 In all these two thousand veat a long-expected and frequently
Tax Discounts (on municipal taxesconh TSA ithe storv has not ch need—mon 1 revolutionar.
: ; i AS a itiona
Taxes remitted by the council di es) vy is ouilts OA Renee alG nannies ane
feserve ag 3 n-collection of taxe ¥ OO, ate i ‘
Reserve against non-collection of ta pe ° rimes. The man that interfere Von Kapp mentioned as
Depreciation on band instruments Jt | ‘ A od
figrin bee ahaltey 0. fwith capital's ¢ xploitation of ee ae 1s probably Dr. Wolf-
Municipal hospital 1,421.41 bor dor well if he esc ape Oe yang Kapp, a former conservative
Tools, appliances and horses 650.00 jmacistrate todav. In the Crow nember of the reichstag and gen-
Balance—surplus . 71815 Nest Pass everybody knows the | 2ral director of the German Agri
ae eatin laws of Canada hav st t ab ultural ciety nd w one. of
115,317.03 S115.317.6: a8 = a Have not yeen ti , ee a . ft
eR ees er SMaoe . i erved ind the reason is he deputre who earth in 1918
) Nl | WW AEE WARK } known, | Huential men up ‘ie oe the speeding up of the 1
| ! 4 h I
ELECTRIC LIGHT ANB POWER OPERATION | WATERWORKS OPERATION owe. (fen een op the aan ts petng wp 3 he
| flaw enforced aaah if ' whicl ad
| llaw « vced here t as no yne of eee which urged Ger
. ; ‘ : ee ; ve “an tae Wey | arr tan NM hyp ; Ar ACCOUNT I on TO. :
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE. “ACE OUNT AS AY 34st }REVENUE AND EXP pie le cae eres NV FOR YEAR TO) hey wntoht “as dealt nad RGN EG RE AD HE:
ICK A | fist DECEMBER, lols eA
DECEMBER, 1919 2 Ne , j OF > re ay vd we will be a govern itAncany i
By charges to customers for light § 29,048.91 poy cnas Oy! LOGo ae nent unto ourselve aes has been a strongly held
hy power house sales B44 13 erant- froin reven > ead 000.00 : ‘ « | Ee ¢ . é mngly # |
y. 8 14 et 3 ‘ ye 9 ytt r ide ne oO tside oa
Inventory 31st December, 1919— | | pecial tame ‘ 1ARGB.AD | Uhere has ; ena ne draw 1 inside and ut: 1 f
_Power, House tools and material 3,952.83 | By un 11 | ] 1 at 31st mut trial in Winnipeg Bec uuse a] sermany, that the pan-German
e “Electric light and power materials and i bye 191 Wooo et of men said that ver. thing ik monarchist party was just bidine
! L } 4 - 7 . ), S as % = ‘: :
meters 5 R 9£96,00 | 5 20,250.65) But in the Pa we read of a pet-| ts time wait in opportunity
BU Memb roe aR MON RY taut a aahecat et atte te nid sate a tal athe
isons : ve 4 \ ‘ Mmm ty $125 fine. In Winnipeg jail is ly, it
To inventory 3lst eDeember, 1919 9,289.43 December | 100.0% yanaitictarthe cam ern: boa: Cys a
To debenture redemption 3,988.35 le Debenture Reder 15,193.16 : i ' Ae a ' @ os
aot : 5 > 1 7 mo OW ao ere 0 i le? rile
T'o supplies and repait 1,150.23 lo repat woo wmillating the rep yo 1 lern
"To power house AREeUR $38,425.75 @ 5/7 27 AI6.96 To power hou ape t 1? ; Ae, 10,978.79 the attorney-ge neral of our prov- i the devel-
To wages .. : 2,732.05 | To wa 273.03 nce when he stated the va 1m- pine f a mon-
‘lo general expenses ; 1,319.29 } Co general expe 1,029.53 wnt of money the eae had } irchistic > will cause close
9094 Parl deht ) LAS 30 5 i
‘l'o bad debts y H a bail 1 i mer nade out of the prescription bu ie ittention to be paid to any new
129.2 Ye vA :
> 22 1Ne from eitand regarding formet
eittor ; alye 11,304.04) Deficit for tl | 4 6,700.36 ater: : : > >
Deficit for the twelve months seb haat ie Bsn ; Shades of William McClure! oval personages who have made
Deduct surplus brought forward from previous yea i fF 90 : : ry b] f f | that ! 1 i
1 ot f 4 yr t . . + | he na BS ° SoIn >) ( trv eir me during
Total deficit to date carried to Balance sheet ..... 9,066.16 Total dete 1€ noblest profession of ourjt at country their home during
——— ——___— —_-—_—_— y eypet Spepeey Sa gab cd T= lland prostituted to that of saloon ithe past vear
7 i R3ALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st DECEMBER, 1919 ‘ | ‘ :
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st DECEMBER, 1919 BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st ; UBB hae oho estude an EK Lbs Piccineb eggs Oe cael
| I . at
; ASSETS _ bie 19121 r.} Leas ¥ - 15.939.44/ How numerous are thy crimes!] fective overturn of the present
Cash on hand$1,692.50 and in bank $12,555.51 1424811 Debenture | im Ses | ; F : | ,
Uncollected taxes § 92,165.50 Sinkar unneds 4 39,090.26 We are worshipping a false god | governme in Germany, the et
Less reserve against non-collection 14,000.00 School district balan nt | ( a raee —as false as the gods before{tects upon the relations between
— 18,165.50 cl 2,013,.08 vhom the ancients threw their |}Germany and the Allie and
Unsold debentures ... 9,000.09 ; 1276.15 13.919. | actitic arrving out of the terms of the
Concurrent debenture assets as depreciated us es Hits iitela: unnian “eat sanalh: on en tay at aToractiing aaa aaLats k,
YY e re { ip: ( ‘ ent of WE pavarsye FOF M z i
os debenture principal 1 paym © 462.007 3 Iya init ; ; 4 <4 VOODOO | pected the money influences asfestimated With a militarist re
the veat . 2 OY ) feo u ‘ § , j é i
Sinking funds 107.392.65 [Due depart t pa f t eine the cause behind the great) dime in control in Germany t
i 3570.000.00 | pple i f t ted AO? | war that cost so manv live Tt is {seems little doubt that the ont
Accounts receivable— || i 1,036.8 “i cee perfectly in line with het past rec- | cle pre ire the trict execu
Electric light customer $895.14 | } re 1,280.84 rd. She makes men = sell forl] tion of the tipulation of the
we sto 1 BY, ia) joodtnk ines | y 8 | id M
Waterworks customes 7A A ns 3 mone what yme heroes of so veace pact would be marked in
ri] Power house sales t21 | th , 1 836.35 tv | led tl t | cr | lar] |
f ‘ ety ha reat ‘ reir mo eased particularly from uch
Water and sewer connections 1,211.82 2.31186 +t} ‘ rarded a ri ‘, } t
Mortgage interest 2,907.08 secounts | priceless treasure—honor, To de-| nations as France and Belgium
>* ‘ 4 7 : ( jj ‘ 2
a) a AS 8,830.95 Sundry cred 1) 1 2,966,90 ‘are on the altar of their honor! with their territory near that of
A : G7 ; | ! cd 88.13 | t 1 |
Kills receivable 1,967.24 ! VE ! 88.13 see, Was to declare it on the most sac- | the former empire It has been
Cemetery property payabl« from sales 828.03 F 9,099.08 red divinity of this lite generally conceded, however, that
: 2795 27) Unexper | , '
; ° ud ‘| : | i air 2f ee, 1) 33 How foreign to some of the | the military requirements of the
nventories— | TOCCOA ahi ites Farad ; “(set ;
. | ! 2 © ie c z $ C Oo ot) treaty ' h ct 1irearc nave Pet
Public works materials and sewerage \ecount municipal but OP? JOR 81 ld-tim tandards are me of which already : been
material > 429 (\) Account sewe sth HO APL 3O the transactions of today put into effect, have rendered Ger
Power house tools and material 5,552.83 } 159,563.44 lhe cattle of the southern part | tmany militarily npotent f i
4 ° ° ; > ' : ‘ £179 SOU G 1 A
Mlectric light material 730.00 Va ; 842,509.00! of ous province were dying of|long time to come t least so
Water ‘works material 301.00 : ' tpt ‘ (18.1 tarvation eements were en fara an ueevestion f aeer
a 1 , 1] srronert wry } O68 ¢
Tools, appliance and horses : 077.30 | 1 proy | Vann ae io ered into with men from the!sion on her part is concerned
Office furniture and town hall 1,735.00 | : a | i Raise Ae Sida tigs es hues vy :
ire Hall furniture mm 87.40 I lectric light det 1060.10 north—farmers it 1 eare ‘ Nis, »wevel perhaps no
ri , 5 \ | { ») { hip feeer ertz rice—hor true o h rene rmv leaders
‘ Police department furniture 00,00 ; Vat wol deft 070,98 Yn up feed at a certain price—bona | tru { the French ar lead :
” Band instruments 690.65 | ' 31,136.74 fide contracts. The feed never} among whom Marshal Foch in
Unexpired insurance 523.15 $1,274,650.38 | cam, omeone else offered two! particular, has been insistent in
23, 301.9) lolla 1 ton more, and men sold | pressing tor greater military pro
, o ) iz ) , he ‘ ‘
lending ‘ ipitalizati n by debenture ison | hetr honor for eold fection imainst (,ermany Wat)
of of vate Si Itrations 12 SHO?
Ace unts, waterworks and tiltra \ rt) We have become so accustom. | France than was provided for by
Tax sale properties pending tith 103 129.05 L .
4 135,689.31 | ed to ers Creat is Diana of the | the peace pact stened last Tune
Town Property (see list)— Ephesians” that we have forgot =
‘Town lot sun old TM 198 INNO ten her crime The old Ce LL Coan She nnn
Town lots sold, balanec payable 19.309 20 of Tuda What will he give me a
4h m fate inve nts . Sc ( A i a thes » 7 a) .
Town lots investment / I 4 | is still hurling apostles over the! 2 C
l'ax sale lands (dedicated ) 13,074.62 Kcmntat ’ 4
| P¢ e
Hire appliance 177500 f is so F
Street machiner: 111 | Durine the war the orators told, = =
a 1.305 ,008,97 us that when the conflict w as| § Fs GENERAI ‘ A
| 4 eis | ae the standards would he!® Se oe 3
lotal a { 117,160.04 { ‘ $2. 117,160.04 changed Money would not lone BLAC KSMITH A \
we 4 : ‘: er mark the acme of success iia i aoe
Net live taxable assessment, $92? 79500. Proport j it a ALL WORK GARANTEED
0 pr : tees I jut alas, the sacrifices of France 6 5
ner cent opulation (it lebt pe car . y i
I I eemed only to increase the greed =
ereby ce 1 o the correc r { tat 1! ' t : 1¢ g U
I hereby certify t rect # MACLEOD - ALTA.
Dated at Macleod t! 19th da f | ; 1) jfor gold at home™ until today a | Ea
CLP | DT Vl ' | deity of te ! ; 3
RO. 1 1} " deity t materiziism stalks nh iik /

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‘tHe MACLEOD TIMES, MACLEOD, ALBERTA

ee

Wednesday, March 17, 1920

PURCHASERS OF I. AND [the registered owner and the pur-]the school textbooks as shall |$300; Cayley, $1000; Carmangay, TREASURERS’ REPORT New goods coming in. Odd-
® lehaser will each have one vote, ]avoid the increasing of the cost of | 81500; Calgary, Central $20,000, Pia ||
(ik fthe purchaser obtaining hist{the books to the pupils. Mea Wesley S/000, Victoria $3250, HOSPITAL AID ments must be cleared out at any
UNDER AGREEMENTS | thre i power of attorney. fares will be submitted to you for] Bankview $1500, Trinity $1000, sacrifice, Hudsoni’s Bay com-
which “the registered owners will} che providing for a revision of the |Crescent Heights $1600; Cross MARCH h 1920 , :
SALE ARE GIVEN VOTES required to file with the see pach chool Jaw, and for a re |tield, S800; Innisfail, 8500; Red 3 pany's sale. See back page.
etary treasure of the distr te |v mot the Public Libraries Act, | Dect East, MOO: Cereal S810; Fait —__ uaibmsinhibinian
EDMONTON, March 11 fypand under which the pure has se ht 0 afford encouragement to | \c Mh $325 i Stettler, $500; Mun Receipts ‘ PSUS ss
voting for the formation of irri Va) Ut ties e iistitution on, 8700; TeInora, $200 ; Donalda,} Balance on hand April, g
pation districts, elections of tru vs decided that this would Plans have been matured by | 8350; Lacombe, $500; Bentley, 1919 $ 2.44 i Cc. W. STEVENS =
tess, and later, on the bonding of | ' ut fairly to all, as 50 per |the department of agriculture for | $100; Clive, $1750; Ponoka $5505] Fees Siskaucstyaveds 15.50 :
the district, purchasers of land un ntof the te Ay ae must jafferdine a greater stimuly to | \Veta kiwin, $1140; Millet, $625 ; Money donitions 69.20 z BUILDER,
der agreement ale l have | Se poled to ma in ¢ be roriculttral production im thre | Hardisty, $700; Rawlf, $360; Proceeds from teas 172.70 FA CONTRACTOR AND
an equal vote with vegistered | ridia mid ie omiist yooopravinee , for improving the qual \\ aiPvright, 8600, Irma, $500 ; Proceeds from dances 606.20 = : :
awna iat aad .4 house agreed | carried by a ty thirds majority ity of live stock and for fostering | Poheld, S80, Jarrow, SILO; Ed. {Gifts of provisions valued z WHEELWRIGH1
at Night se 4 oPhiredav, Thi | th voti hi it wa ertain undertakings on behalf of |.nenton + MeDongall $10,500, at 228.43 = =
js a compromise reached by the | i ed, w ald not throw instper he farmer whieh cannot be ae ) race $4000 ; Highland $2550, From Hospital Board for § Estimates on all classes of
covcriniedbae ate uit Of the CoH | o dificti i in the vay ‘of oe he : hy individual att P ee baked ay ean ride bacon 4.00 g woodwork.
" sa bias e delecation of | forming a dsitric he department proposes to take | Rundle $265, Beverly and Nor ————
Hip oloiciekia ie ae alt snd Merely Tentative tep. to bone the advantages of | Sdmonton $135, Ruthenian $120, Total ‘ sine $1,098.47 z 24th St., next H.B. Hardware 8 y-
the minister of public work \iILot this framework, of course agricuttural education more dh | over Bar $4500; Fort Saskat Expenditures Aveennevanevgzenerenetnaneaninnnarvnennegwocenitansveegunvinnannnestasenneeennne gH
Hon. A G. Melean merel tentaty unl remain etly home to the people Inor | hewan, &1000; > Namao, $2000; expenses of dances (or-
Ilon. J. R. Boyle, attorney gen we dratted into legal phrase lev to sateguard the interests of | Vabamun, 4200, Mountain Park, chestra, ete.) S$: S200
eral, outlined the voting scheme! ‘logy, but the house was practic antk and eream shippers a bill will | 860; Lamont, $500; Smoky Lake,| Printing and advertising 16.50 | = ~
in the hause Thursday nicht and lly a edan the sut ince of it ¢ introduced to regulate the pur en Andrew, 350. Vermillion! Donations of provi sions
# after considerable discussion, led luring: the discussion \s Mr | cromtk and cream 10, Saddle Lake, $725 to hospital 228.43 MONTY TO LOAN |
principally by Gen. J. S. Stewart,/ Soyle at fi muittined the at rs Other fields are busy making} Help .. 13.75 2 } 5
J ethbridge, Col. Nelson Spencer, | angement, he put the proposition he canvas and will soon report.| Draying ie ; 4,00 ON
Medicitie- tat. and Georee Hoad | the purecha under auree iIf your field has not reported we] Chris¢mas Cheer for hos-
lev, Okotoks, the general frame-| T¢n's of sale might have a vote Pastor and Pulpit: Vill DE PlaGtO: FEL VOUL TOPOFe Ale HItAl: secissctesecsscucsuiseresvese 12.75 FARM PROPERTY
work of the scheme was agreed]! put ly tentative terms, saying the earlie t moment Mrs. Dickson for flannel 2.40 EES
to. The controversial subject of hat they would bably | Wishing vou every success in} Methodist Ladies’ Aid 5.00
whether irrigation bonds shal! «wed a vote in the formation of ME THODIST CHURCH iyour lite and work for God, Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid 5.50 Lowest rate of inter-
have prior rights over mortgages | listricts, but not on the bonding Yours faithfully, Res MONGY vanivcnainccars 20.45 est charged with favor-
on lands in the districts was left) ormtess Miter th iy di PROVINCIAL THOS. POWELL, Wudson’s Bay 316,39 able terms of repayment ce
over until Friday. " n, the a | no . Conference Organizer.| R. T. Barker ..104.30 and renewals easy, Ex- et
The Voting Rights | ed by re als } = ee met FORWARD MOVEMENT - _ } Reach & Co. 57.70 pense moderate. No
Rriefly the voting rights in | stewart himselt as that U 2h DP. Roberts 21.00 commission charged bor
gation districts under the new act a hould have. equa} votin Gainare March dlthlO20) | SAS alan Worker,— Postage stamps, ete 2/0} rowers. Business strict- |
will be as follow ne ey iraeneh He dhe Miathndive Conarenaliow| Thank God! There is always a) Hospital Board for wash- ly confidential. For fur-
The right of the registered /in bond election nthe SPE Ctaeriet one) amend. <<. ene On separa ing machine 225.00|{} ther particulars apply to
owner to vote is made clear with. “e''™ ned in the foregoing of Alberta } For us who are true to the trail] Balance oc... 10.25 5
out any doubt. The basis of vot- Prem tev was inclined Dear Friends,—You are all in-| \ vision to seek, a beckoinng ieee ae
ing will be two votes to a quat little du er the |terested in the Forward Move-| peak, PBs aha $1,098.47 I
ter section, which ts the land umit, tw vte ection proposition, ! ment, and IT am sure you will be \ farness that never wall fail; EVELYN J. SIMPSON fi£0. ll. SCOUGAL 4
the voter going with the land. | ut strong argument favor of} olad to get some report of the| \ pride in our soulthat mocks at sais Real Estate, Insurance
There will b 1 yf | it Mir Hoadley, Att -Gen-|\ovement in our Conference, a goal, “Odds and Ends” Sale at “The Loans
holders « ati B H 2 at Icl rence this letter \ manhood that irks at a bond|Bay”’—March 12th to 20th. See
tricts era i ( Sf what we have termed the} \nd try how we will, unattainable | the Snaps. yy s OPTOMA RE aS Pe eH
First—A reg ed ow P ide of the Movement | still, FMS TS
is entitled to a ty i eu iy that reports from Rehold it—our land of Beyond see m pa
his registered title re | wae place ire most encourag The Forward Mbv ement has \2 TSU SSL SL SI SA SEP ST neni a
second—Purcha | ; Our Sunday school work js| ‘pened up “Lands of Beyond’*to |8 o
greement of sale who are entit —- a Paine tata rea ever be-| Many pastors throughout Canada, s x vt) by » Es
44 P +. Bae et aa ates ge sHitet ands of which they were not & LACROSSE DRILLS a
nird—Ocenoant f IRST | ARME \ In ny places there have lreaming until they went into this | 2 e
CY Sete aECE ins to eur member ampaign, and how their people Single and double-dise drills—power litt and jaw g
id a PARI LAME NI MEETS» Many personal workers and | tave followed them! As faras the|2 pressure. ‘he most dependable and efficient seed drill 2
stil the C. P. R. land t tian stewards have been en-| Vominion is concerned, the For- on the market. pis < Eatin i
ategor 1 Weer) Peed rep miych ovard Movement is a pronounced ia Bae lee ari peep apts ieee 3 ‘§ »
eget vee Ue 5 |p peeekenn SPL ebay Madre) elias Seibert ait and |i IT GIVES ENTIRE, SATISFACTION
ne r ys \ financial lines The lat power teached your field? Have & 6
t tere rt ie Calta Am In On on let vour people into this great | by b T f . o
Labial init aN =] RAL epson Oke Demibten ae aiaees ee FORKNER LAND CULTIVATORS : 3
See BWEr CeO F f f er ; i eee es half a mil this is to lose the opportunity of ai x ; ; : 5
poesia a ae ae f Onta AAT ACE Con Reman) te nour eat LetuIne | Each shovel lags the one next toit. Every inchof &
atta as ' roa ais pera be Aan Ch a A Tees Praying fot success in’ all oui soil is stirred; all weeds are cut; no clogging: leaves i |
a st ot ig ita featt re LITMAN from 6n| work rough lumps soil on top; underneath fine soil fer seed = . ;
ters te 1" t Cana nd the | felds, have 150 fields sup Yours faithfully, = bed Hs is
Registered owner f i BE. ¢ | d_ the OM) fields from THOS, POWELL |= i ; é ee ; = ‘ = 4
ee rene ee ee MACLEOD UL.A. COOPERATIVE ASSOGN.
ha t ' it men ed FT teel cure that when alll Tail not to participate in the ce
Wh, th; Act ‘ Haire f re eport. at n \lherta will make a inumerony bargains offered by i | MI FAN MGR =
chaser unde ’ eme ( ( t cood showin and will take her/“The Bay” in theit Big Sale = peare ane ’ I ud E
parses fe Prohibition Problem place ide of the other prov-levent., Full particulars on back is
; : i ! 1 nee batt Pyvrmtnien From page of this issue Piss nin ss an eS ese TTT Pam.
G - = e rey ts it evident that
RI X BARBER SHOP t n f the many fields ha i er the Heine ea ae: eee
: 423 ‘ vu 1 ; ° We | 1} lid fetes ie th if UCAREROE SHNAEOONEOLUNE ILA ES Pe mT TT mT Ta PTTL LLL
ELECTRIC ; at it ( field served by the Metho
Saemarinc ; ee eee kccn as isnot _ Unheard of Values in Slightly Used Military -
MACHINE - : ry P Veaunuct “Sheep faith” with those!
Comfortable Shaves, Fash jeu d ne h hha done thes hha | $ S ddl d B idl
ionable Haiv Cuts; Elertyic fants " against the | pe that ery field WI make a es an Yl es
5 Scalp Treatment Given alot the O lemperance me contribution T do not see Pa 3 %
2 MA Ahatli MyaclaiAliatate unt », |how any field can atford to miss m
5 J. P. RANKIN 5 RYN SR : Ag Hina ab Ar ie {this opportunity. Reports have These Saddles h b .
2 REX BARBER SHOP — |" ' PN ce tori sil atac daaikalics es have been used just
: 3 le eon | phiting if . .
eee “t f liquor during the | from a ) an _ re a re enough to make them comfortable for
——- ae % is Ne me cicewnl Wa Ww crop ane om aces
al siahs ; 4 on ay ins ewe id | why the harvest wa ibundant riding. 5
2 PALACE CAFE. 4 <tation and appropriate action, | Reports to date are as follow :
‘ I, ut idavalaismiaii point to Medicine Hat (two churches) 5
rAM VICI Proy . depart fi fn dana antots R400): Alderson, 6170; Lethbridge Z Ea
FIRST-CLASS MEALS hed rigidity of party tines and| Wesley 4 svgty nited $2300, Bar. |= z
te r measure of freedom |": $500; Coaldale, $1200; Taber, | ¥
TOBACCOS AND CIGARS Ue ak ciate iearaaen 0; Macleod, $1400; Parkland.|#® The whole set has been :
J ErOoT : ft] yy It 4 aa’ wish of ee . en seepage pin papal E a
CONFECTIONERY oie A pt beeret ies oll ASE TF NIE RS WANTE I) E thoroughly tested. ;
SOFT DRINKS ath hetiitiative ahd treed 8
7 nh the full benefit, of at Written teas will be receiy |2 4
s MACL EOD, ALBE RTA = dom to the shapin f lepisla- led on behalf of the Town of Mae if
ee tion nd th framing of public |leod by the undersigned up to and 2 5 :
——————— wate p ; including Gaturday, March 20th, E If made today this outfit z b
pp PUSS Henan et live Edusntionsl eens of the ” J Pte privilegs 1 ; te Ri 5 a
' FINE 3) Pro mee, arising out of the cond W. % Sec. 1, Twp. 9, Range 26, : would cost many times the 3
OHOE _OHDE RE PEs. fiend which powvaited price t0 aud | West 4th ? price asked
25 during the ar. ha re ived the Also the grazing privileges on 5 ad fi
5 yr yr reget do not cobble vour shoe lthoughtful consideration of the/the following lands Exhibition i :
z we repair them Algovernment, Pending a thorough | Ground Industrial Centre, Old! & a
end ‘Ge gne: MMeotiy tans sau a ee an teace mies” co tenia are : WHILE THE STOCK LASTS—ONLY $20.00 FOR SADDLE, BRIDLE. AND BIT
cialty - will be asked to provide for an in. | pert F COMPLETE
W. K. MACKIFE’S 2 crease in the graits to the rural Terms of grazing lease Cash # . Wier ~ é
& SHOE. SHOP H ichoots, Goth nhcouatiag aid anifiaase ( expire Dee. Aiet, 1500 : Call and see our Spring Stock of Harness. :
MAIN STREET the districts. Your approval will] E. J. MULDOO} § Th G t WwW t Ss ddl Cc :
Lup MAMM STRAT [ih acc. our supova ; | uctmo. | The Great West Saddlery Company .
POUL OOOCMYCHOMY, /PIOYIStONs tor the publication of | (¢ It) Lease Committee! mann un Me PN MMAR ORCAS HAYNREMNANONHNNANN Tee Th

PAGE EIGHT

LOCAL AND PERSONAL fs north and partly to the litera-
ture fund
Inspector Montizambert of the Capt. We sthusinh "1,
R.C.M.P. has been transferred t | taspector f Soldiers’ Civil re-es
Edmonton ftablishment, of Ottawa, was
leown Saturday laste
| t |
The Bishop of Calgary was the dedi Vai
guest of Mrs. C.D. Beecher dur
ing his stay in Macleod Hugh Melntosh deft) for
al limonton to join a delegation from
H. H. MeLean, manager of the | Lethbridge to wait upon the gov
F. \ store, ha reeovered from |ermnment m the mterest
a serious attack of Inumbago lrigation bill now before the house
Rv. 3. Ro Middletonand Mts J. oo Ataay citisens of Maceo
Bh. Sutherland were visitors to regret to hear of the

Dominion |

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death of | Milburn has purchased Mr. Leath-

YHE MACLEOD TIMES, MACLEOD, ALBERTA Sn a Wednesday, March 17, 1920

were found to be in excellent | Just a IRtle worse then home cons | However she 4 was 8 eventually very paintil th Jog happily not

og and showed very little signs | ditions brought back and restored to|a very serious injury.
of we: aan : .
e her anxious parents, appar- ———
| Mrs. G. M. Brumfitt, of Leth- ently none the worse for her R. W. Bright’ leaves for

Robt, Patterson, J. Bo Suther-| bridge was the guest of Mrs. Jas. long hike Calgary Wednesday, to
land and Rev. S. Middleton at-| Ringland for a few days last & aan gee aaeot Lak ‘ _ ha ay, ;
tended tha Crand Priory of Grand] week. attend a meeting of the Hail
lodge Roval Arch Masons, and —— Plenty of Good Humor|Board, and on Thursday he

were purests at the ball and ban

with a dash of Melodrama will attend a conyention of
for ‘sauce. See ‘‘Greased Secretaries of those districts

Lightning” at the Empress | included i in the Hail Area.
this Friday and Saturday. ae

Mrs. T, Peterson, returned
on Monday night last from
a visit to friends in Calgary.

quiet
Caly

given by the Grand Lodge in
: |
vary last week,

Dr Witk has purchased through
‘Mr. A. T. Leather, the Milburn
jresidenee on the corner of Third
and 24nd Street and Mrs.

HAVE YOUR MONEY READY

T. Peterson left last Fri-
day for Chicago to attend the
American Railway Associa-
tion Convention.

He swapped a Potato Peel-
er for an ‘‘Ottymobile” which!
broke down, but he won out mind the Violet Day given by the

The public are asked to bear in

Calearv he Masonic gathe yy } ] Vint rer’ ome ce > occupier )
“ih ha ‘i th lasoni athering yy oie ees a wife of +h | * . : uy ‘ss t ntly ceupied by Lain in the end. See “Greased pupils of the High School under
vce 1\I en of the Cowles wte i athesunb oC poteare ‘ re A;
Whieli took place oat Rachester,| FO NEER ES Lieut. Catarier, of the Lightning” at the Empress the gba of as oe Aid
Miss Isabel Hodgins entertain. Mionesota, U.S. A, on Tuesday | ; At the recent meeting of the Salvation Army is spending this Friday and Saturday. i perwesey April 3rd, be pro-
ed at her home on 23rd Street on la j Grand Lodge, Roy al Arch Masons ja few days visiting with jceecssto SiS ie Sata hy
Monday, March 9th, in honor of jheld in Calgary, Norman T. Me-| friends at Lethbridge. Jequipment for the Hospital.
hoe Hieehdas Mr LER HriiWelle jleod af Lethbridge was elected cdbuiaaae Mrs. Milton Orr experienced a | Pe Pier coma tule ON te
1 nda ! Sogers of Drumheller | ,
<9 pete hb ; Grand Virst Principle, and Sret : ‘ery. pai accide as , :
Owing to the absen ron ariterly Of The Gottuling Works od | . Allen, RC AN Bs be t "Macleod ) Mr. and Mrs. Reid, of 19th ah ak ane ae Agee Dilatush and White are unload.
4 to ne absence mn isis AAoH 5 ih Aa iwatin ¢ e) od t ur PXPlOs Nn ¢ YAS Wi: Ta + + . elite
town of some of the members, the Mi : ne a aC sib . a | was elected Grand Superintendent street left this morning for hak desis te a re ns a sats 8 Sibel ye attprne eae a HS
meeting of the Agricultural S by % aAiK| : ; : a : pot this district Vancouver where they will su a 0 ae y some ine “ Isc aloe aa ane list, :
ne WM LPUM Neer, Was i nla ther, one of the gas taps con- rst purchaser to take delivery
ciety has been postponed don Saturday renewing ac | ) : 3 spend a few days visiting |°" sansa isi Se Sy ek 1080 ; hi ot ha ‘
: ; | ‘Through a typographical errot feiends’ nected with the oven had been left | the ne W 192 Cockshutt drill. This
The Oddfeltows ate. painting a hada tbaetts f lin the last issuc of The Times (¢ a open, and when Mrs, Orr went to see chotliuhedl GRIMES OHI GE Hee:
and decorating their hall on Third} '[. S. McLeamhas wintered VEE any . ie + WF akan ee Bere and Clarke, CEN Ae RAGA SARE i a" tor line by the addition of the
Ave. and are putting the hall in!99 head of cattle and sre a aden seaeante of the Macleod Public School | explosion and she was sev erely Wallace Agency and report one
: ns 7 ( s said to have rte “ : rer ea % g
fine shape for future meetings | on 5-vear-old wheat straw] bridees. Tite sintenietit ta oe staff spent the week-end in|burned on the arm, inflicting a } sale.
Sn a aaa a ind his stock has suttt through bgt Mi. MeDonald did not | Calgary returning on sh. ———
ev. Ui rrdon ot WAN the winter in fine shape, not an ; : | av 4 a
River atid Rev. W. 41 trwin of lanimal Having died all demousn tie] Heer ee bridgs iday night, : ;
Edmonton were visitors at thelwinter ‘ | . ; eee ;
Methodist parsonage last week | Licut, and Mrs | Selwyn Metge| Little Violet Clark, eight
va | Mr. Leslie Grossmith, the cele- | ttrived in Macleod on Friday | years old was at school for
rated etite AP Edd hate all at oO e, after having been awav - ‘ :
Dr. Gunn, throat specialist fromt 7" lentert an will ve , ; Py cea ; o sped Perit ee the first time last Monday,
‘ ture on the “Education: alué | live years Ae Aetge ‘ . |
Sy SAA Mead acthdiel baseh aa dalle. f Aa Peat she chet : Satie | overseas with the first divisio’ ar- jand left for home, when |
pital this weck, attending to sev ih edad, base cam teat | : es : ; .'school was ; 33 |
eral cases of tonsilitis and aden {Parish Hall on Sunday evetiing, |tillery and was in most of the [School was let out at 8:30, 1H} One of CHARLES RAY’S Best Photo Plays Entitled
pee March 2lst, after the evening ser- [ig scraps “over there.” He ibut instead of going south
vit rs Fad |
es 3 My i] tQg comes back with two wound! to her home across the track, iT C REAS FD T C HTN | NG |
Jack Gillespie of the Fashion | -- tripes oa his tunis she must have lost her bear-
pared ee ge EES ‘ : |} My. FL AL Adams, manager, and | eee EES 13 « . inally |
farber Shop was in Calgary on| oe, ‘ings and she finally landed Is Being shown at
Wednesday and from all account i »> mech anics from the Farmers’ | pee ret ees ee ‘up at Geo. Coddington’s five ;
eK : Co-Operative Garage went toltodav better pleased with — their °
it is presumed that he had a goor : é ] , PW I ae
Rade that ety | Lethbridge on Monday last to at- | farms and more than ever satis- miles east of town. Great he E Vi R ESS
LOM [tend a demonstration school con-|fiéd that they live in the best credit is due Chief Lawson
The ladies of the W. CT. U.|dueted by experts of the Ford }country for general farming that | for the way in which he en-
held a very successful ule of | Motor Company For the pur-|the sun shines on, and it shines gaged in the search, as the FRIDAY & SATUR DAY
home cooking on Saturday after- |p. of demonstration the Ford- |300 davs in each year in the Mac- | 4, ‘ : +44 soe .
: | whereabouts of the little girl
noon, besides serving afternoon json tractor on the Jail Farm jleod district Many whi », too dl "ae at lise yer 1 itil af THIS WEEK
tea. They realized about $40 }were tsed These tractors have | their tock north for wintering, Mies) Sh arark Unt + t| 3
which goes partiy to the local Iheen in constant use for two vears |have alre ady brought them back | er in e evening, and 1
finds, partly to support a teach-!and handled by all rts of | elp, {on account of the cold, the depth | Was after eleven before he i ADULTS 25c dee CHILDREN 10c Lay
er in the foreign settlement in f}and hen take Levy all part Jot now and she rtage ot feed jcould start out to get her. ——— ee
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