Fur Coats Offer Comfort At Moderate Prices
A local promotion highlights fur and fur lined coats priced from 16.00 to 100.00. The ads promise warmth and comfort at a moderate cost, urging readers to seize the opportunity.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
7
A local promotion highlights fur and fur lined coats priced from 16.00 to 100.00. The ads promise warmth and comfort at a moderate cost, urging readers to seize the opportunity.
A fragmented school roster from Montreal lists students by room and class across Junior IV Senior IV and Standard levels. Names include Gladys Chamberlain Evelyn Fichpert Clifford Legh Ralph Satterthwaite Kat Measlin Joe Nason Margaret Campbell Dulcie Hayward Irene Hulbert Harry Dobbin Gladys Laing Mabel Maud Mayward Ruby Carle and many others across Rooms 6 7 8 and Primary classes with teachers named Miss Best Miss Wood Miss Morrison and Miss Kennedy.
Mr and Mrs Walter Huckvale plan a European trip next week with their daughter. Master Evans will visit his grandmother in Toronto. A group from Medicine Hat headed to California for winter includes Mrs R E Margesson and several couples. Mrs Greaves and Mrs Rice raised 58.50 for widow Mrs Manizer. Odd Fellows invite Ruth Rebekat Lodge banquet in Cochran's Hall Tuesday evening. Mr R E Marygesson leaves for England next week. Mr and Mrs W T Figilay entertain at whist. prizes to Mrs Thomas McKay and Miss E Petterson. Mrs Patterson assisted by Mrs W J Meclean and others hosted whist. Miss Olive Day and Miss Ostrander present. Mrs Day hosts again this afternoon. Miss Winnie Cunliffe to visit east for several months. Rev J S Damm attended Evangelical dedication at Warner Alto on November 20 assisting in services.
Alexander Milne general partner of Alexander Milne & Sons builders dies at his Aberdeen home aged 74. A native of Durris he opened the firm 44 years ago and shaped Mile Ends housing and major projects like Caledonian Mills Sailors Institute and Constitution Street baths. Survived by widow four sons and two daughters. Sons Alexander and Robert join the business. George is an engineer in Johannesburg and David works in Pretoria government printing.
Durando Pietri and Jimmy Hayes staged a famed marathon re run in a dramatic contest around a restricted rink as crowds of about ten thousand watched. Pietri finished two hours forty nine minutes and five seconds with Hayes close behind at two hours forty nine minutes and more. Hockey groups seeking ice time for practices are asked to contact Theda Wood of the Hockey Club at 120 Toronto Street N.
Rev L H Wegner on a tour from Warter Alberta eastward spent Wednesday next day with Rev J S Damm. Mr J J Matafty has been in Prince Albert this past week on professional business. Mrs Cousins Sunnyholme will not receive on the first Monday in December.
Offers for a 320 acre script property at Balmoral Street, addressed to Wm Hull, are being sought. The short notice notes the location and contact details for interested parties.
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