Calgary Herald from Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 3

THE DAILY HERALD. CALOARY Illinois Farmer coming; to Alberta Radical Changes in Ontario Schools. A Summer CougH it th barrlost kind to get rid of and tha moat kind lo tieglscu ONTARIO LADIES' COLLEGE Ami Ontario CoTirvatorv of Music and Art. Whtiby. Out ifiHmmitijiimiitMUfiiii iwtwmiMswmttisiHitmi 1.

Iitral hfitm I uimitet thmi-ixitf nmi liwUlhiuI surntumitntcs. Candiil aunlinn to th social aii'i tMwvai triuiihijf eal-iMilntvd develop a t'rcixiinity I Toronto. (rvinr thfiul hi t'OtK'i5Tt6, et, wtiliout liftflistriK'tiona. 4 -The hsr fncHith-j for nivrinceil Iti T.itevntjir1, Mnl Art, find Hmnettc 'nl'tt'dlv Til in Ld. AtHrdct'ii.

WIH re-open Sept, 8. Smd f'tr Calwulur 'v. J.J. HARK.P1,. Schoo! ij Open ar iS Toronto, Aug.

24. Complete and radical will be the changes instituted in the public and high schools of tha province by the revised regulations which have been prepared by the Minister of Education and his assistants, and which were endorsed by the provincial cabinet at the meeting on Tuesday afternuon. Only the proof sheets of the regulations are yet ready, tmt these vere placed at the disposal of the press by the deputy minister, 7ohn Millar, and enough information was gleaned from them to show that the regulation-iare of the greatest importance, and that the influence of them on the provincial school system will be far reaching. Speaking generally, the i emulations have been based on the draft submitted by the minister to the educational association two years ago. and the subsequent report of the committee of nineteen, but neither of these documents has been slavishly follow- ed, indeed, there is much material tUat i not 68ested in these reports.

An important change in the regula- tinna rplfltine' in thft riarmnl cnUpfre is that the students may be tested by the college staff at any time as to their familiarity witn the subjects to Ttt? PttFt K25M. the future fnr a man who has allow- ed his mathematics, hia science, ir his a Xjw-- trj Sf lZvX '1 li-h-M language to become "rusty" to sec- tre that at this rate I losing mon- ure his professional certificate from ey by staying in Illinois. the Normal college. Then, too, I have two sons who will be able to homestead land in another Admiral Tnrfn a Cnnrl Fellow 'ear- The only tbinS ttat bothered me Admiral logo a uooa eiiowvabaut Canada was tne of i tion, the quality of the schools and the London, Aug. 24.

In connection kind of neighbors I would have. I with the Prince rj Wales' reference to soon found out that they are the tame the fact that Admiral Togo was form- kind of people here that I have been erly a cadet on the Worcester training I used "to. I don't believe the farmers ship, its lato commander, Captain work quite so hard here as they do in Henderson Smith, told an interview- i Illinois but maybe they don't have to. er that "Togo was an excellent fel- Manv of my neighbors are investi-low not what you would call brilliant, gating tne Canadian question. That's but a great plodder, slow to learn, but what we call it in Central Illinois.

I very sure wheti he had learnt, and he suppose we live in the best part the wanted to learn everything. He was States, at least we raise 75 bushels of a quiet.good natured fellow and brave corn to the acre in that part of Illin- Shiloh's Consumption Cure TonicLuns wl'l euro you quickly anJ surely stop thr fuvcr, etrenntliea the luii9 and iw.ko you well again. Xl all iSc, 60c and (1.00 bottle. 401 DANC1NO LESSONS Professor Mason is making special arrangements tor his fall classes in dancing. Those wishing to join should see the Professor at once at the Academy, Barber Block.

CARPENTERS' UNION. Local Union No. 17i9, United Brother-: hood of Carpenters and Joiners of "America, meets on second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 8 o'clock in the Maclean hail. T. G.

Smith, president; Robt. Stagg. secretary. mayl4-dly FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. BOW RIVER LODGE, A.

F. A. No. 28, G.R.M., meets on the 2nd Monday of each month, at 8 a.m Id the Masonic hall, Calgary. Visitors cordially invited.

H. S. McLeod, Geo. Macdonald. Sec.

E. H. ALLAN Customs BroKer. Ail Customs work promptly done. Information given ALBERTA PAINT 5H0P One door South Albert B1K.

First BELL, ORCHARD JONES Painting. Paper Hanging. Graining Wall Tinting. Signs a specialty. Orders can be left at Linton's Bookstore P.

O. box 355 rs. Soper's Millinery Parlors: Across from Alberta Hotel. D. SL A.

CORSETS Corsets fitted, Parisian Shapes. This is the bebt Corset on the market, and I handle the most complete range in the city, in- eluding suspender attachments. To introduce these, special prices at 25 per cent, reduction offered. Complete ranges at 75c, 85c, XM, $1.23. $1.50, $1.75, $2.00.

as a lion, wnen nis shipmates teased him by calling him 'John he woul say: 'No, I am not a Chinaman and I "will broke the bones of any who says so and a millionaire to own a farm, nearly, they knew better than to press him js not unusual for a renter to pay too far." one half of his crop for the use of the He still corresponds with his old land. That's how valuable land i3. commander. "That part of the States ia pretty well Informed about Canada. We WETASKIWIN IN ROUTE OF THE watch the weather reports and know as much about Alberta as we do about Illinois.

I have not selected my toca- Wetaskiwin, Aug. but f'eH iS latest advices received from the coun- I (Ilstricf1, IH Deer- 11 ia try, survey parties of the Grand Trunk more "ke Illmo-8 lapd-Pacific are now at the south end of "I have sold a of S20 acres in Illinois, nnu Alberta will furnish ms; a home in future." This was the declaration it Charles M. Sinclaire, of Springfield, 111., one! of the 75 home seskers who landed in Calgary j-esterday. Mr.Sindaire made trip to Alberta in the I spring when he contemplated selling his property. He found' tilings satis-i factory and now he has come to stay.

Tvo ears of household goods and farm implements with fcix horses, are following him. i He is one of the bist type of new settlers coming in to the west irom the states. He has a family of six half-grown children, i3 an experienced farmer and well provided wiib. funds. To a reporter jesterday he said: "Most of my land brought me $42 an acre.

Some of the bog land on. my place sold for but $23 but altogether nJTtl tha, i hllv thousand nc-! res of fine wheat land here fore what 1 sold my place for in Illinois. At any rate, I found farms in southern Alber- ta that I could buy fcr $12 an asre as much grai as my $42 was yielding. I an. not much of a mathematician, but I mid easily fig-' ois.

My land was not coasmersa tlie best as it had nm down considerably. I have seen land seil near me for $75 an acre. At this rate a man must be GAMBLERS WANTED. The Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons, in session at Albany, recently, has taken away the charter of Mount Zion chapter, No. 231.

A well known gambler succeeded in gain VT the withdrawal of its charier is the All the members of the chapter who were personally interested in the episode, the man who proposed the gambler, the committee that was supposed to investigate his character, and the officers who conferred the chapter degree upon him, will be tried and1 undoubtedly expelled from the order. The effect of the grand chapter's Masonic, hnme. but its innocent members may affiliate with another chapter if they desire to take part in the royal arch work. LA GRIPPE COMING AGAIN Tha doctors believe another epidemic of Grippe is here, and already many are suffering. Tae medical men are not afraid of Grippe since and claim that no one will ever eaten this disease who inhales the fragrant healing vapor of Catarrbozone a few times, daiiy.

Catarrhozone kills the Grippe germ and prevents It spreading through the system. "Last winter I had an attack of Grippe," writes C. P. Mackinnon. of St.

John's. "I trial size 25 cents. 12 WALL STREET AND THE TRUSTS. The same stress Is laid upon Watson's allegation that there is little choice in the end between Democrats and Republicans, and that the re- of tf)e tnle Menia the jg The Mf l.i" only Dr. cents.

Hamilton's Pills. Price 25 12 Her funny smile turns to a And fills you sorrow's cup. For she is quick tr turn you down When your two weeks are rn. Brooklyn Life. BE IN EARNEST Be in earnest about your health.

Do not suppose that the headarhes. back- aches and other symptoms from which you suffer will pass away of their i own accord Listead of developing Into serious and chronic dMase. If you are subject to kidney, liver and bowel derangements there is no preparation which will be so helpful to you as Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. One pill i Fruit is Nature's laxative. Fruit contains certain principles which act like a charm on the liver and keep the whole system well and strong.

Bat these principles in the fruit juices are too weak to have any marked effect on the internal organs. The value of or Fruit Liver Tablets lies in the secret process by which they are made. The fruit juices are so combined that they have an entirely different effect from fresh fruit. Their action is the action of fruit greatly intensified. They have a marked effect on the liver toning it up making it active.

Fruit -a -tives" are, without doubt, the only complete cure for all Stomach, Liver and Kidney Troubles. Joe. a box. At all druggists, FRUIT ATIVES, Umlted. OTTAWA.

THE HERLD. CAN BE BOUCHT In Edmonton Strathcona Wetaskiwin Wetaskiwin Red Deer Innisfail Didsbury Okotoks High River Banff Medicine Hat From H. W. Douglas. J.

H. Hutton. C. Enman. J.

H. Stephenson. M. May bank. H.

H. Gaetz. Wm, Geary. Dr. Brodio.

John Maloney. Fred Hobertson. A. Dunsmore. W.

McF. Evans. iHie Herald ns TENDERS FOR S-EWKRS Sealed tenders addressed to H. E. Gillies, City Clerk, Calgary, and endorsed "Tenders for Sewers," will be received up to noon on Tuesday, August 30th, 1904, for laying about 13,000 lineal feet of tile sewers.

Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the City Engineer, Calgary. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. P. W. THOROLD, City Engineer, Calgary.

a20.27.d Telephone 342. Night Bell Iron in Medicine Everyone Knows what Iron is, bat how it should be taKen as a medicine is the question. IRON BLOOD PILLS Contain a large proportion of Iron in a form most easily taken up by che system, and being combined with other tonics of note makes this Pill a combination of recognized value. They tone up the system by enriching the blood. Get a Box and Tbt Them.

Price 50cts. 3 for gl.25- CALGARY'S NEW DRUG STORE. THE ALBERTA. PHARMACY New Norman Bill. Stephen Ave.

FOR 5 ALE Solid stone business blk. in centre of city, where large business is now being carried on. 2 cottages and 4 lots near Fire Hall, rental equal $600 per annum. 6 lots block 20. $25 down, easy terms for balance.

6 lots block 26. $35 down, easy terms for balance. i amnnnitmitniimmiiffifnf a. McQueen Agent Confederation Life com CLARENCE BLOCK CEDING? a rt. ci 0 3 0 1 All this week we will Sell 3 Five Cent Scribblers for Special Prices in Pencils, Pens, Erasers and Slates.

JUST RECEIVED! 100 BOY'S 2-P1E0E SUITS Just the thing for School. They are worth far more than we shall ask for them. Come and sea them. Money back if you are not satisfied. $1.25, 1.50, 2.90 3.00 PER SUIT.

Also a Great Bargain in CHILDRENS TAMS. BRICKS I HICKS 1 E. PERRENOUD is manufacturing Hard White Bricks of a very superior quality at Cochrane, and has a large quantity ready for delivery. For Particulars and Prices apply to the Proprietor. Addrrwi Rll order to The MrDminM-Shnton areMia, Calory.

Uox6.1. 'Hioni! llt. CALGARY, ALBERTA. A. Palmer Proprietor 0.

BoW2. Phor.e 24. house at monthly 10c It 3 Bittern Lake, running a line through to the Pipestone, and from thence di rect to Wetaskiwin. They state that an attempt has been made to run a line through to the north, by the old Mackenzie survey, but that it was not practicable. making a careful survey with Wetas-1 kiwin as an objective point, EXODUS FROM THE FARM.

A writer in the Country Gentleman touches a great problem when he writes on the exodus from the farm to the city. Why Is it that the citiea are filling up with fanners from the farms? he Why are so many young men. middle aged men, old men, so ready to ssli the farm and move from the pure, sweet, healthful influences of toe grand oil country to take tip restricted' or contracted quarters In the noisy, dirty wicked city? The man on the farm, who is just able to make ends meet, so to speak, ia far ahead of and more independent than the man in tho cuy drawing a salary of $1500 to $2000 per annum. Th farmer, although on a small -i all the year. He can have a fiock of 50 hens, which will keep him in chickens and eggs, with plenty to sell; and with the money received therefrom, can buy his coffee, tea, sugar, and the few necessaries of life which he may not be situated to raise on the The Canada Life ASSURANCE CO.

ASriTS ESTABLISHED 1847. TLAitriC STEAMSHIP SAILINGS Minn Line From itonlreal: Pariw-an An. Tunisian Aug. Allan Line Kioin New York: Mongolian M13 ii C'au. a.

A.S. I.intf Kroiii 3ttintn.il: "lake! hainplatij" Aitif. lakfl Kric HtipL. I 'hiie 8.ar Line Fiom New York "Ceilric AriK. 1 O'-ea lie Aus.

74 iomii IJ.e From Mnntnvl: "Poniinl 11" Aua Vam ouvcr" Aug. v7 ('tiiiaru Line From New YwrK: Elruria Si America Anieiioan Ltue From New Yoik: "St. Lonin" An, "i New York Au. 'ST 1'ed Star IA" From Niw York: Finland" Atig. 50 Vauilurlnnd Atf.

SE Atlantic Transport New York: "Muaabna" Anit. 2J Hamburtc-Amerloau Line From Now Vdrk Harn'iurif Auk. North Hnrroan Lloyrl Line Kron Prince W'ilhflni WW, 70, od 8eo nd Caliin 14(1, and Steerage I and upwards Passengers ticketed pointu in Great Britain sit a 7 9 at special low rates to a' ms. 1 1 4 European continent. Prepaid 1.

arranged from all points Apply to J. W. NTJTT. C. F.

R. nU Dep TicKa Office. Ellis a Crotfan, City Agents, Caltftr. EXCFI -NT BtrwetN TORONTO, GUEEEG, P03TLMD, I0ST0M, Ant me Principal Buotnent Center! of Ontario, Quebec, and the Maritime Provinces. ALSO TO 3'jrFAlO, NEW YDS.

AND FHltA- CtLPHIA, VIA NIAGARA FALLS. For Time Tublr ptc.adtfreea ceo. w. vaux, AbcHUd Opnftral TaMsntger ana Ticket ABttij. fSS ADAM CH(CAOO, liL.

Chairs have too roftnjr or tru-rr, aud let them record pnow to pn sorarany with them. We have leather and cant bottomed onea, Inh parlor, ai chrn. Geo. Griffith Nearly Oppoffte Qui ens tfi'e We have somethiE' good to offer if yea enjoy a refreshing cup of Coffee. Call and get satnpls ground white you wait.

I AUlilH1 a) i i i BLOOD MAKING WINE, CALIFORNIA ZINFANDEL $2.50 per dozen for Pint Bottles. FINE DINNER WINE. 1 SKINNER MIQUEL0N, farm. A good cow will give hiin his bought Catarrhozone and got relief butter, cheese, miiV, cream, etc. He i in a 8hort tlme otm(1 Catarrho-can raise his own meat and bread, zone betrer than anvthinpc else and hw own rrutts and vegetables, by using jt Catarrhozone own grass and grain.

In fact he is prevents and cures Grippe, colds and the most truly independent man on catarrh. Two months' treatment CALGARY'S LEADING SHOE STCRa THE DIFFERENT STORE This is a different store for many reasons. We'll name some of them: We never sell good belcw cot.t. We do not claim each week that prices are lower than the previous week. We do not mark prices up and then wake a grand siand piny of marking them down.

We do not wear out the dictionary looking for adjectives. This is a SAVE store. That's why it is different. the face of the earth. You may fence the practical farmer off to himself and he will live longer than the worker in any other line.

ANOTHER KIND OP CURFEW. Ti It is pleasing to note the earnest ness and eviction with which the daily nrcss of this city, has entered. We Sell Good Shoes at Reasonable Prices ALL SUMMER GOODS GOING AT COST AND WHEN WE SAY COST WE MEAN IT i into the of the qurstion of Iltk.A, 1osslbnmes wWch at-Ithe moral safeguarding of the boys and tend Mr Heargt-8 fiop the pop.uist girls of our cities, and of the need camp are abgorbing topic3 amoag all for the doing away with the schools of politicians here vice which It is generally acknowledg- 'ed are to be found on all too many of EVERY CHILD'S HEALTH I our streets in the early hours of the DEMANDS night. A cm-few Ml to bring the The uge a iaxative of rasionally. boys and girls off the streets at 9 For a mild, safe and certain relief o'clock might do much good, but thre use Dr Hamilton's Pills of Man-is another kind of curfew TfMch we ariti Butternut.

Specially suited think is even more needed, namely, to children. Let voor children use The following are a few bargains for your consideration idies' White and (irev Canvas Oxfords, a fine street shoo. Regular Now ei.a".. Ladies' Low Oxfords. Regular U.

00. Now $1X0. Ladies' Chocolate Oxfords. Regular $3.25. Now S2.SO.

Our tables are full of and invite you to take advantage. Royal Shoo Store, Opp. Royal Hotel. one that will cull the fathers and mothers home from the saloons and clubs and lodge rooms, and the many social functions of varied kinds, to make i pleasant and attractive anil helpful the homes from which po many of our boys and girls are wandering to learn their lessons ol life from hoodlums! on the street corner. It la appalling! to see how lit.tie of responsibility is I felt by many par--nts relative to this 1 matter, and yet it is a fact well at- tested that the percentage of toys and elrls that go from at-- tractive Christian homes where fath- ers and mothers lonfc after their in- and are careful for their wel- far.

js verv small indeed. The curfew to call the children off the street is at best, but an expedient; to atone for! I the sinful neglect and selfishness of In lars or small cuantiJies. delivered at your 1 rates or per tuu ids. R. C.

THOMAS, Phone 20 a dose. HMWMCMMttMMMMW 1 the parents..