18 Feb 1892
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat Times
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1892
Page
1
Advertising rates for full and partial columns, stock brands, professional cards, and transient ads. Notices for marriages births and deaths cost 50 cents per insertion, free to subscribers. Printing services offered with prompt attention by mail.
Church of England listing for Saint Barnabas Rev W Nicolls MA services Sunday 11 am and 10 30 pm except last Sunday monthly Wednesday 8 pm choir practice after service Sunday School 3 pm Holy Communion Sundays mornings Saint's Days 8 am.
Reverend Stephen M.A. will lead services in Medicine Hat at 11:00 and 19:30. Dunmore services at 15:00 with Sabbath School at 15:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 20:00. Girl's Sewing Mission Saturday at Mrs Blatchford's at 15:30. Sacrament of Baptism on the first Sunday morning service.
Rev Mr Hanna pastor announcing Sunday morning service at 11 o clock Sunday School at 3 PM Evening service at 7 30 PM Class and Prayer meeting in vestry on Tuesday and Thursday nights at 7 30 PM Seats free.
Solemn High Mass and instruction held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month at 10.30. Evenings service on the 1st 2nd and 4th Sundays at 19.30 with prayer sermon and benediction. SHERLEN Ciest.
Announcement of price cuts from 0 to 239 percent on all spring goods. Emphasis on silk plushes silks laces and ribbons as best makes. Store aims to attract shoppers with heavy reductions on apparel and accessories.
The annual meeting at Colter Hall heard President Niblock present the second annual report. The hospital faced debt and rising maintenance. Dr. Olver and Mr. Sharp were mourned. Total indebtedness stood at 3153.89 with 438.80 due for construction before May 15.
The Ball Family Jubilee Singers presented two entertainments in the Reading Room last week drawing strong encores with plantation melodies and scenes from Uncle Tom's Cabin by Mr Bull. The events supported the Reading Room and the group travels on No 1 to the Pacific Coast for a concert tour.
General Supt Whyte says CPR will greatly upgrade the Western Division this season. Planned improvements include new station buildings at Regina and Calgary and other construction work along the route.
Municipal elections in Edmonton passed off quietly with 234 votes cast. Elected councillors include C. Strang 131, D. R Fraser 127, E. F. Carey 124, John Cameron 117, James Gooderidge 113, P. Daly.
On every trip take a bottle of Syrup of Figs to aid kidneys liver and bowels. It helps prevent fevers headaches and other ailments. For sale in 50c and 1.00 bottles by leading druggists.
A Field correspondent reports a large Monarch hotel reception for Conductor J White and Mrs Anderson amid festive dancing and extended toast plans cut short by the couple’s wishes. The Monarch’s new management under A Hanson refreshes the hotel. C P R agents Froste and Hirding new Calgary assignment and the Reading Room gains seventy bound volumes from General Superintendent Whyte.
Smokers show varied preferences for clay briar and meer pipes while agreeing Myrtle Navy tobacco by Tuckett and Sons is the genuine article. About 2000 Montana cattle drifting into Canada were driven back by their owners, who praise the Mounted Police for notifying them before acting under Canadian law.
Six Mayor Daniel F. Beatty returns from an extended world tour and promotes his advertisement offering a catalone. The notice hints at cigars under Arcade brand as a product of interest attracting various age groups.
All our cigars are union made with no scab labor and a focus on cleanliness. The note emphasizes reliability and a healthy snicke at Arcade.
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