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THE DAILY HERALD CAL GARY, Thursday, Oct. 19. 1905. DO YOU BELIEVE THIST mum 4. 3f kfi A EWI JLs? JO.

kmSBSI yK I THE STORE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Try this Biscuit Recipe '3 It pleases others wills please you. Tea Biscuits-Ingredients 1 pint flour, 2 level tablespoons butter, i level teaspoons Blue Ribbon Baking Powder, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 2 level tablespoons lard, milk to wake soft dough from 2-3 to 1 cup, according to the flour used. Sift flour, Blue Ribbon Baking Powder and salt into mixing bowl. Add butter and bu and cut it into flour with two knives. Add milk by degrees.

Turn out on lightly floured board; roll quickly in the flour, Hour your rolling pin; roll out dough about an inch thick a-nd cut with a floured cutter. Bake in a HOT oven Ja or 20 minutes. Four -pages of selected recipes in new Blue Ribbon Premium List. Send stamp or call for copy while they last. BLUE RIBBON M'F'G KING STREET, WINNIPEG.

FANCY GOODS 5 Our Fancy Goods Departmeut is now complete with all, the newest in Sofa Pillow Covers, Mountmellick Centre Pieces, Hardanger Centres, Linen Novelties, Point A Lace and Duchess riandKerchiefs (handmade), ixrt ixeeuieworK (a leading feature). Visit this department it will Interest you. SITUATIONS VACANT SA NITARILi BANFF. ALTA. HOTEL.

OFZN ALL, THE YEAR Recently enlarged and refurnished throughout. 150 guests. First-class in every respect. RATES to In connection with the hotel is an elegantly equipped private hospital, with a staff of trained nurses in attendance Also complete bathing establishment, where Turkish, Russian, plunge, shower, and douche bMhs are given under medical supervision, with water from the hot sulphur springs. An up-to-date livery, where carriages, saddle horses, can be had R.

G. BRETT, M.D. Medical Director. J. WfcST, Proprietor.

(HIKl HI Calgary Man Tells Reporter Why a Farmer Is Popular, "You have observed, of course, that farmers are nearly always popular? queried a man on the streets to-day. "When a political party looks for a strong candidate, It usually selects a farmer, because farmers are popular. "Farmers are popular because they do not unfairly ebuse each other. Far mers are not envious of other far mers. Tney rip into town men, oc casionally, but they are always fair with each other, "Town men hate each other as hear tily as doctors.

When a town man attracts a little attention, or wins a llttl success, other town men "jump" him, and say he Is "the worst overrated man In America." If he makes a little money, his neighbors Intimate rather broadly that he stole it. When a farmer becomes prominent, he Is begged to run for office, But If a town man gains political distinction, he is compelled to work night and day, and overcome opposition from ail sorts of combinations against him. "When any man, town man or far mer, is entitled to credit, it should oe given him cheerfully. The men who gain distinction are the men who blaze the trail In the worlds progress. Every noted man has done more foi the world than a thousand of his critics.

The loafer who stands on the street and 'picks' at a busy man who Is really trying to accomplish results, should attract a blow from a good stout hickory club, but he usually attracts applause." Life Would Have More Happiness IF THE LIVER WERE KEPT ACT- IVE BY THE USE OF DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS Most people realize that, if they could only avoid the sufferings of in digestion and keep the bowtls regular and active life would have for them much more of comfort and happiness. We believe I that these results are best accomplished by the use of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, and let us tell you why: It Is the liver which, by filtering bile from the blood and passing is Into the Intestines, ensures good digestion and the natural, healthful action of the bowels. Keep the liver active, and you are sure of the proper working of the digestive and excretive systems.

Dr Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills have a direct and specific action on the liver By Invigorating this great filtering or gan they guarantee the collection of bile from the blood, where It Is poison and the paging of It to the Intestines where It is necesary for digestion and a proper action of the Dowels. It Is not as a mere rlW from In digestion and constlpitlon that Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills are recom mended, but as a thorough and last ing cure. Put them to the test. The dose is one pill at bed time a often as is necessary to the bowels regular.

Mr. Duncan McPherson, Content, writes: "I was for many years troubled with Indigestion and head ache and derived no benefit from the many remedies I used. A friend ad vised thn use of Dr. ChaBe's Kidney Liver Pills and after taking four boxes the result Is that I am once more In full enjoyment of the blessings of good health." Dr. ChaBe's Kidney-Liver Pills, 25 cents a box, at all dealers, or Edman son.

Bates Toronto. Portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author, on every box.

Lyric Theatre W. 3. SHIRMAN, Manager. Oct. 19 RETURN ENGAGEMENT THE HOTTEST GOON IN DIXIE COY IN "A Trip to Honolulu 9t Wew Novelties.

New Specialties. New Colors. Prices: $1,00. 73c, and 50c. Seas on sale at Lyric Theatre Box Office from 10 a.ru.

to 6.30 p.ni. VIOLIN TUITION Professor W. W. Robertson The Celebrated Scottish Violinist LATK OP F.UlNBl'UOllJ Is open to roocive pupli at his studio lv IMILU KfcN I AVrnuK t-AST, IW III pupil- own p-siui-'ii'-e. ec.

I'. Box m. ARLINGTON HOTEL Temperance House; Best accommo dations, finest rooms, table supplied with the best; the largest' and best Temperance hotel In Canada; 67 rooms, reading and writing room? ladles' parlor, 4 bath rooms, with plenty of hot water, free to guests of the house; conveniently located In the best residential section of Calg.fy, only thrne blocks from business cen-tie; free carriage to all trains; rn'ct $1.50 per day; special rates to perma nent and weekly patronr. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Notice is hereby given that the Ir rigation Offlco of this department has been removed from Begins, to Calgary.

and Is located In the Armstrong block, 1st street east. All applications to acquire water rights, and eommnniratlons regarding Irrigation, under the provisions of The North West Irrigation Act should be addressed to the undersigned. 'JOHN STOCKS, Commissioner of Irrigation. Calgary, September IS, 1305. d27-6 w4-4 TAILORING Mrs.

II. M. Johnslon wishes to In form the ladles of Calgary that she la ready to do all hinds of Ladies an I Children's tailoring, having had 1 years experience In tha business. Al terations a specialty. No.

H3, 14th avenue east NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Tenders are requested for the erec tion of a hospital 28x28, two storey frame building In Canmore. Plans and specifications open to inspection at Medical Committee headquarters, Canmore. Apply to the undersigned. 29-10 ALBERT WILSON.

EAST END LOTS. 39 lots, block 10, aec. 14, plan A3, size 33x 130, $150 each. 24 lots, block 15, sec. 14, plan A3.

size 33x180, $150 each. Block 5, sec. 14, plan A3, size Z3x 130, price $150 each. THE CALGARY AGENCY COMPANY Room 5, Alexander Block. MILLER McCAMMON Succeors to J.

tSmart A Co. LEADING UNDERTAKERS and FUNERAL DIB1CT0R3 Parlors 708 First Street East. Phone 210. Open Day and Night. MUSIC TEACHERS ISS EUNICE L.

TWEED. Late of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. Teacher of Pianoforte and Violin. Will receive pupils at, No. 311.

Fourteenth Ave. West. Pbonfc-t' ISS ELKANOUR DAVJDON CONCERT P.AMS'E TEACHER OP Pupils prepared for Toronto College of Music examinations, 8pei 1 attention gium to toim unlit; For Utuis t'pply to 112 llith Avr. or tu VveHtein CiutiuUOolh'gf-. PIANO TUITION.

MALE ANGELS. Gutzon Borglum, sculptor of the "Angle of the Annunciation" and of the "Angle of the Resurrection," which were Intended to have adorned the walls of the great cathedral of St. John the Divine, at Morningstde Heights, New rk, announced yesterday that he had destroyed the two figures. Mr. Borglum did so because of a dispute which had arisen as to whether the figures should be masculine or feminine.

The sculptor had created his conceptions of the two angels in the form of women and his work had been sharply crltlelzen on that score. Mr. Borglum said that he had received a final opinion from one of the church authorities that the figures must be masculine, and he added: "I went to the cathedral yesterday, and with a chisel and mallet smashed the angels Into bits. Although I have done nothing In the last year irto which I have put more care and tbiught, and although I felt like the vet lest vandal in thus completely ig what I knew to be works of beauty and power, I did so to put a stop to a useless discussion, and to prevent any use being made of the figures other than had been originally I am absoluteiyastounded that any clergyman could stancl In the presence of thirty or forty Images of a purely religious and spiritual character and see nothing in them but sex, and now that the whole unpleasant matter is over, I am Just as sure as ever that the feminine side of our race must ever continue to be the chief source of artistic Inspiration, and will bo remain, absolutely unaltered by all pedantic controversies." OFF BITS OF COLOR IN SMALL PARAGRAPHS We often hear this: "He says (so and so), but he's surh a liar, I don't know whether to believe it or A woman's Idea of a pretty wrap is one that she can put on and wear down town without changing her clothes. "I haven't much sense," a man said today, "but I have too much sense to buck a slot machine or a barrel of whiskey." If real girls were as splrituelle and ethereal as the poetry girls, one mos quito would drain them dry and then starve to death.

One of the compensations to a wo man in being a good cook is that her men folks don't remember It so often If she Is not good looking. The "Don't Say Anything About It- people are pretty bad around a newspaper office. It happened last evening that seven men of small stature gathered at a local shoe shop, and their talk was all about little men whipping big ones. One of the economies to a woman that comes with years Is that she doesn't need as many hairpins. Some men't remlniscencles are real ly confessions.

Some men are so tied down at home that they can cause a sensation by going Into a restaurant and ordering a meal. "Somehow, I Feel Foolish," Is the title of a late popular song. A pretty man usually thinks of his looks, and neglects hla commercial af fairs. Of course you have remarked that every monkey seems to sit around too much. About the only kick we have on fall Is that we run across so much foot ball stuff In the papers.

When you are up until 3 a.m., bum ming, don't charge your employer with your next day's work. CURIOUS DOMESTIC TANGLE. Cincinnati, Oct. 19. -The Rev.

Henry S. Wannamaker, pastor of the Second Congregational church at Ely- rla, and his wife have agreed to separate, and he has rented the opera house for to-morrow night to tell his side of the trouble. He admits that he I has paid some attention to' a young widow, and will tell about that also. There hasn't been a show at the opera house in Elyria In ten seasons that will draw like "Why Wannamaker Left Home." CLA'RK'S PORK AND BEANS. Is a perfect food, perfectly cooked, perfectly flavored.

MHS.M.L WHITE FACIAL A SCALP MASSAGE Bhamroolng. Manirnrlng Buperflous Hair, Mole Fc lritfl an in fclt'ctrolj On Dtoek north of Post OW cm Flrmt St. Eaat, cor. 7th Avo. DRESS MANTLE MAKING 626 SEVENTH AVENUE WEST MRS.

WOOD-ROBERTS (Lath with Glanville Co.) Wishes to inform the ladies of Cal- earv and vicinity that she has com menced business at the aliove ad dress. Ladies own matt-nuls made up NOTICE TO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS Contactors having-graders and wagons, vheel cr obta'n nnd f-Ussr ers, can on I RICES, i.f. VOXTO $4. GO per Day. VV.

A. MAC FAR LANE, Manager A Good Family Hotel Opposite C. P. K. Station CALGARY.

ALTA. 7 Studio Open All Day ESTATE 0WNEY If You Admire Dainty Draperies See the line Being Shown at the Galgary Furniture Store There's an entirely new stock of PRINTED SATEENS, In beautiful colorings and tasteful designs, whil In MADRAS MUSLINS we claim to have the largest and best selected stock in tlw city. These goods we have imported direct, and they come iii quite a number of new styles, mostly in the Ecru shad, and some relieved with a touch of coloring. Don't miss the window display this week, Prices run from 22 l-2o to $LOO per yard. HERALD WANT ADS.

Classified Advertising Rates. One cent word each Insertion; no advertisement accepted for less than 15 cents for bingle insertion, six for 11.00. When desired, in place of an address, an advertisement can be addressed to a number, care the Herald, and the answers called for, and answers for out-of-town advertisers will be forwarded. The money must accompany the advertisement in every case. No accounts run for want ads.

FOH SALE. FOR SALE one cent a pound, office. old papers at Apply Herald tf iOIi SALE Lots 35 to Zt inclusive, block 85, sec. 16; also lots 9 to IS, block S3, sec. 16.

Price reasonable. Apply Martin Maple Creek. 23-lm FOR SALE Five head of horses, wagon almost new, two sets of harness, camping outfit and some tools, for $450.00 If taken at once; address Geo. i'onung, Calgary, Alta. FOR SALE Lots 35 to 38, block 85; lots 9 to 16, block 93, sec.

16; or would traOe for farm land oc sheep. Apply llartin Maple Creei, Sask. 4-lm FOR SALE OR TRADE I will trade my Penhold livery stable for horses. L. Barnyaard.

6-lm FOR SALE In Alberta, an Al stock of general merchandise; turnover yearly; mostly cash, good country trade; sell or rent property. Further infnrmation by applying to Box 10S, Herald office. 12-10 FOR SALE A hot blast heater, just as good as new, a snap for 314.00; apply Walter Cotterall, Calgary Furniture Store. 17-3 BERLINER GRAMOPHONE FOR SALE Medium size, 62 large 31.00 records for 50 cents each; 80 small 50 cent records for 25 cents each; vocal and instrumental pieces In perfect order; further particulars apply Box 111 Calgary Herald. 17-6 FOR SALE 3200 down on a home on 2 lots, 6 room cottage, stable lawn, fruit trees, balance including Interest and principal, 325.00 per month; apply Box 30, Herald.

"L- f1RNITUREFOR7 SALE Good Fur- niture. only three "months In use, will sell cheap because party is leaving city. Extension dining table, hall rack, chairs, two Iron beds, fine couch, tables, etc. Call at 603, 14th avenue west 18-3 FOR SALE A large sized letter press, 24 by 15 inches, in good Apply Ellis and Grogan. 18-J FOR SALE Good saddle and driving horses, single and double driving harness, also heavy team harness and lady's side saddle, buggies, democrat, road cart, ropes, spare strattf.

tent and camp stove, horse medicines, etc, big bargain if sold at once. 532 17th avenue west FOR SALE McClary range with res-nrvolr. tood as new. with pots and pans and a few dishes, also double iron bedstead with best spring and mod mattress, all practically new. big bargain if sold at once, avenue west 532 17th 19-6 BOARD AND ROOMS.

THE CHARLES HOTEL Private and Residential Hotel; 13th avenue, first hinok from 1st street west Phono 265. Hish class board and rest dence. 16 TO RENT 6 rooms (separately If de sired) at the Grange Ranch. 2 miles from town; stabling for one or two horses: apply at the Grange Branch, John Smith, or W. L.

Walnes' law rifflec 7-12 TO LET Nicely furnished rooms with board In private family, home cooking; apply 110 2nd ave. west TO LET Furnished room to let mo dern conveniences. 123, 4th avenue WAUL 17-6 TO RENT Two furnished bedrooms, facing south, all modern conveniences, suitable far four. Al rirAss Rl8. 5th avenue west.

13-6 rn tiknt You will find a warm room with or without board, mod pm conveniences, at 235 cor. 6th avenue and 2nd street east 19-6 TO LET. TO RENT Nice seven roomed house with furnace, nicely laid out Apply 1039, 13th avenue west TO LET For six months from Dec 1 olx rnnmed furnished house, 20. 15th avenue east, on view 10 to a.m.; 7 to 9 p.m. IS LOST OH POUNXi.

LOST rn 2nd cowhide robe sonrnvhere between He yes place and Calgary, finder will plewse return to to Red Barn livery Calvary 19-2w LOS Near Langevi-n Bridge, Ensr-iifh setter pup, about o', head with part of nuso whit, amili lac's srot on right hip. Re-warl ly notifying R. C. Johnsvon. Nicholson, Bain an 17-6 srru atTon jai ra A resectable womar can fir i if tt Id 2il ilerald office.

WAITED By exrerien ch.a i lau teacher, i teafiir on a n-Jc'i; He: olfce. WANTED By the most wonderfully progressive company In the world, district manager for Calgary and vicinity. Commission only; but the best renewal and commission contract, made direct with the company, ever ofiered. Address, State Life Insurance Box 85, Montreal, Quebec Tu. S.

WANTED Required at once, experienced stenographer, $40.00 per month; apply J. D. Herald offioe. WANTED 150 bushmen for British Columbia, all winter's work, wages from $2 to J2.25 per day. Ten teamsters, 335 to 340 month and board, all winter's work between Winnipeg and Port Arthur.

Apply O. Hanson, Employment Office, 813a Centre two doors north of Palace Hotel. WANTED For a large Alberta town live grocery man to take full charge grocery counter, looking after 8 assistants, large salary; applications treated confidential; apply Drawer City. 13. WANTED General servant for family of two; apply Mrs.

R. S. Dawson, 324 Uth avenue west. 13-6 WANTED Good girl for general housework. Mrs.

Thoburn Allan, P. O. Drawer 572, or cor. 13th avenue and 6th street west. 13-tf WANTED By Nov.

1, reliable woman for general housework; must give good references; twenty dollars per month; apply after 8 o'clock In the evening. 216 Fourth avenue w. 13-6 WANTED A good general servant. Apply Mrs. Exham, 127, 13th avenue east.

14-6 WANTED First class painters and paper hanger. Apply at once to The Cameron Limited. Edmonton, Alberta H-6 WANTED Young man to learn the ury goods business; appy Box 54, Herald office. 16-6 WANTED General Mrs. Owen Copas, east.

servant; apply 133 13th avenue 16-6 WANTED By the 23rd of October, assistant kitchen girl with knowledge of plain cooking; apply 207 6th avenue east 16-6 WANTED At once, young man or woman as clerk In general store; must have good references and about one year's experience; state salary expected. Box 88, Herald of-flee. 16-g WANTED Man for ranche. must thoroughly understand horses and cattle, steady job. Apply, stating salary expected, to H.

Ford, Prld-dis. 17.6 WANTED First class stenographer capable of assisting In general office work, commence duties at once Apply International Coal and Coke Coleman, Alta. 18-6 WANTED Girl for general house work; family of three; Mrs. Harvey, Braemar Lodge. 19-6 WANTED A good general servant; 19-3 apply 409 5th ave.

west. WANTED. WANTED By young couple, two fur nished rooms for light housekeeping; apply Box. 39. Calgary Herald.

19-. WANTED Five cows, ages 4 to 7. quiet to milk, with calves; must be cheap for cash; apply P. O. Box 1250.

W19-1 13-6 FOR SALE The entire Bowness herd or pure bred Short Horns, either as a whole or In car lots or individually. bpeciai prices for the next two weeks. Write Immediately. W. Eeresford, Calgary.

WANTED Room in house with id em conveniences and convenient to Alberta hotel; private family preferred; address Commercial Traveller, care of Herald office. 19-2 WANTED To winter cattle or horses up to one hundred head; plenty of good well water, straw, and hay. James Williamson, Box 792, City. 19-6 BUSINESS Take a day off; yoa need It Come to Banff. Twenty more rooms added to the Hotel Kinf Edward end water srorka syste reattached, N.

K. Luxton, manager. FURS All kinds of furs cleaned, repaired and relined; seal skin sacques a specialty; Miss E. H. Moore, 311 5th avenue east.

13-6 Pur robe lining and patching fur coats repaired and snap fasteners at tached. at Riley McCorniick's, the saddlers, Calgary. 19-3 REAL ESTATE. 4 lots 4th avenue west, best loca tion in city 32,200. 6 lots 1st street west nnJ 3ra ave, cirners, 32.100, quarter cash, bal.

at 7 per cent, a great thing. 2 lots 7th avenue west, good soil $175. eay terms. ELLIS GROGAN. House, Office and Estate XOTICK IS liEP.EBY (UVKX.

that the partnership heretofore on under the nomc. ot the "Alb'-rta vr. 1 err 7 r. ret William ai3 fro id it 1 til Witness, ClllTiird T. CALGARY FURNITUPE STORE F.

F. HIGGW, Proprietor. THANKSGIVING DAY Cochburn's Photo Make your appointments now. You come, and we will show you the finest arc? largest card stock you ever saw for Christmas. COCK BURN'S ELITE STUDIO.

Over Copas Emerson's REAL BICK LIFE, FIRE, ACCIDENT INSURANCE P. 0. Bos 613. 704 Centre St. Phone 263.

REFERENCE 280 Lyric Theatre! Mr. I. W. Jones, lately organist and choirmaster lit Holy Trinity Church. Elgin, Scotland, gives leson in orgjri.

LOOKING LARGE HOUSE? 'cello and pianoforte playlnz, Blns'nr, and theory. Concert piano anl 'cello soloist and accompanist. 0. HEEMAU, Manager. Hooligan's Trouble ARE FOR A We can sell you ELEVENTH For $3I50.

YOU a Address: 318, 5th Avenue Went. 26-1 O. Box 1175. MUSIC. Having added larger and more commodious rooms, and fcy request ot With a of Pretty Girls.

number who did not realize the liberal offer we made on our special advertising course, we have decided to extend tha ofer to 24 more scholarships until they are given out. The price for three months' Instruction and instrument free Is $12.00. Violin, mandolin, guitar or banjo. ten roomed house on AVE. WEST One-half cash.

Illt'K Ritw. hiltHstf in your Its-ti jm 1Y i-i H'( ii This how i n.v luto'y new. In ffti-t It is nit tjintt Is Mtuatn rn jilot (C.VK.;) There arc livo upstairs', Mi i a ii CD ii ,00120 tit CAMJARY SCHOOL. Or Gl Sture Miss iv if lVfr Cell.iv i I 1 wo l.OC:, 1 li I) u) to i IX. 1 you ovar; Bright Music.

Catchy Sengs. Funny Comedians. 1 Vv)inr, CULTURK am. PIANOFORTE COV-KBT EXOAGKMHN-TH, Thirteenth Avi West. Box on eale at Lyric Theatre ri TO to 0 30.