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MORRISON â€" TIMES AND GUIDE 400 Boys‘ Suits, special $3.50 to $7.50. 22 Dozen Lawn Waists, regular $1.25 for T5c. 3,000 Men‘s Suits, regular $25, for $20; regâ€" ular $20, for $16.50;, regnl ir $16.50 for 12.50; regular $12.50 for $8.50. â€" & 2 448 Ladies‘ Cloth Suits, resular $25, for $20 ; regular $20 for $16 50; regular £16.50 for $12.50. â€" = 4 > & § 3 150 only Ladies Wash Suit or Dress, $8.50 to $12.50, for $5.95. â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" 75 Silk Dresses and Coats only, recular $20 to $35, for $15.00. â€" § € & :$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE 318 Q@UEEN WEST Montreal, Que _ Coldstream ~Gua§ds to Cross the | Ocean for the @ N. E. this year _ The Coldstream Guards Bapd and its equally famous leager, Lieut. D. J. Mcâ€" Kenzie Rogan, MW.O., Mus. Doc., "Hon. R.A.M., nesdf no introduction to ‘the' Canadian orf American public. ‘They toured Canadga and the United \States in 1903 amrd their reputation still lives.. Cn thag occasion they were sedurei for a foremfoon and afternocn engagement at the®Canadian National (ExhilÂ¥tion, and soggreat an attraction ‘did they prove, that the Managemeont determined to exhqust every possibiâ€" lity to secure them@for an engagement for an entire Exhibgtion. The time has ‘at last arrived when this groat musical treat can be given @he patrons of the :Great F.wair. 4 th Baptist Church. Public Worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p m. Sunday School, 9.45 o‘clock a.m Public Worship at 11 a.m and 7 p. o. Sunday School and Adult Bible Classes at 2.45 :p.m. Rev. B. R. Strangways, B.A., B.D., Pastor. Methodist Church. Public service at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School and Adult Bitite Classes at 3 p.m. _ The Coldstream Gulards are England‘s most famous ban@. They have just finighed a season‘s Engagement at the Festival of Empire, § London‘s greatest tribute to Corcpatign year. They are the musicians of th¢ Royal Houschold and come to the Ganadian National Exhibition by speGal â€" permission of His Majesty, King) George, and the Secretary of the ImPerial War Office. On Sunday next, service will be held at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m; Sunday School St. Philip‘s. Divine service next Sunday at 11 o‘clock a.m. St. John‘s (Catholic) Church. On Sunday next, Mass will be celeâ€" rated at 10 a.m. Priest in charge Rev. Father Player, C.S.B. 11 a.m. Mattins and Setmon. 9.45 a.m. Sunday School. 7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. Celebration of Holy Communion first Sunday of the month at 11 a.m third Sunday at 8 a.m. ‘"I took Father Mogrisey‘s Prescription for Inflammator eumatism. I had suffered everythi ith it, but in three weeks after sta Father Morriscy‘s Prescription I wal gble to do my work, and after taking fpug®@ollars worth of medicine I was wWll.! R highly recomâ€" mend it any suffer € eumatism." Rheumatism cgu $ bad kidneys. The poisonous Uri which they should remove stays Sin the blood, accumulates in joints and muscles, and causes agony. Father Morriscy‘s ‘‘No. 7" puts the kidneys right. removes the Uric Acid from the blood and the whole system,and curesthe Rheumatism. soc. a box at your dealer‘s, or from Father Morriscy Medicine Co. Ltd.. Public Worship at 11 a.m,. and 7 p mâ€" Sunday School at 3 p.m. P. B. Loney, Pastot®. Mrs.Agnes Edgayof G#and Falls,N.B., had a terrible time with Inflammatory Rheumatism. _ Afyore who has had this most painful diseage will understand her sufferingâ€"afid lWer joy when she found Father Mgrrigy‘s "No. 7" had cured her. She say St. John‘s (Anglican) Church, Mis sion, Wright Avenue. T p.m. Evenmns Prayer and Sermon. Rev. J. Hughes.Jones, M.A., $4 Worth of Father Morrisey‘s "No. 7" Cured Her of Inflampratory Rheiumatism. MEDICINAL QUA AT WORK IN 3 WEEKS All are welcom St. John‘s (Anglican) Church BRITAIN‘S F ~ CHURCH SERVICES. Rev. T. Beverly Smith, Rector J. Hughesâ€"Jones, M.A., Rector Rev. Thos. Campbell, Pastor Presbyterian Church Methodist Church MOUNT DENNIS Rev. A. H. MacGillivray, Pastor Rev. L. H. Coles, Pastor Baptist Church MOUS BAND ITIES OF THE Rector Pringipal _ (whisp&ring) â€" ‘*Careful, sir. This is a tempefance school. Say ‘put some ginger i it. ‘‘=â€"Woman‘s Home Companion. ! It has <been Saskatchewan‘s proud ]b*oast that for some years past new school districts have been. organized in \the: province at. the rate of one for "every day of the, year. This year all |records have been broken and new schools have been organized at the rate of more than on§ and a hall every day excluding Sundays. Newcomers to the ‘province need have little fear that their educational requirements will be overâ€" Tooked. 4 Singing _ Teacher give us ‘Little Drc put some spirit in i The Canadian Nii)rthcrn Railway are not confining thvir}{constructiVe activiâ€" ties to the central parts of Saskatcheâ€" wan and Alberta, where they ab pre sent control more milage than other lines. _ Their activities are speading well down into Souwthern Alplerta. â€" The officials" of the company were in Mcâ€" Leod this week an®@ purchased a rightâ€" ofâ€"way through that town. The line from the main bouindary to Lethpridge is now graded to Willowbuneh, 80 milâ€" es west of the Canddian Pacific Portalâ€" Moose Jaw line. & _ _A large gang of working men are erecting the new C. N. R. station at Stettler, and it is expected that this station will be completed at an early idate. 4 2 The C. N. R. have over 200 men ballasting between Vegreville and Verâ€" million on the main line. ) A survey party is now in the fe‘d making the final revision of the route of theâ€"C. N. R.ERailWay between the Yellowhead Pass and the North Thompâ€" Kon fiver, a distgnce of some 83 miles. Farmers in Manitopa are short of help. Joseph Burke, Provinci&Al superâ€" intendent â€" of Iramigration, _ says that 5.000 farm hands can |be placed in the \provinco at good wages. | Fotr a month duribe and after the ;Exhibition Winnipeg ‘*,Vi]l be the centre ‘of an industry which represents q caP!â€" ltzal of at least $100,000,000.. Through ‘the anmnual farm motor contest, the ‘eyes of the farm traction engine world ‘are fixgd on Winnipeg. It is now the biggest event of itskind in the world, {an'd no other ccntcé‘f on the American ‘continent of this &ind draws such a ‘congregation of m@np in the machinery world. Mcc;ha.nica;(‘.fll power is adding yearly tens of mi'if:ions of bushels to Canada‘s out put gi wheat. Fifty agâ€" gressive firms are fi%hting for this husiâ€" ness which pouts tggrough Winnipeg. In Saskatchewan thgusands upon thouâ€" sands of fertile aéics are again being brcken up this yoa% by moans of steam and gasoline powc;li. â€" Saskag%g;heWan. R The estimates off the Provincial Deâ€" pattment of Agricalture, Regina, Sasâ€" Fatchewan. show a marked increas> in acteage under wheat and oats this year. ‘The wheat acteage in this proâ€" vince is 5,5$8,235, lan inxcrease ol 20 per cent. over {hat of 1910. Land valâ€" ues have gone ap fully 25 per cent. The average price of improved lands Zuns from $20 to $25 per acre, and for unimproved lands from $15.60 to $23 {per_acte. & . Calgary bank icleatings for the last week of June, showed an increase of 51 per cent: R Tho Calgary Exhibition closed last woek after the most successful session in the history of| this event. On the first day of the fair, the Calgary muniâ€" cipal street railway carried 40,000 pasâ€" sengers. . ]a The announcement oig the retirement of Lord Strathcona from the office_of High Commissioner of’g(]anada. touchâ€" es Winnipeg very closgly. This_city has always looked upgn Lord Strathâ€" cona as a native son.fi and the High Commissioner was givin a royal welâ€" come when he visitod% the West two yeats ago. a At Nortb Portal recently, over two thousand head of cattle woâ€"e shipped in from Texas. They are all twoâ€"ycear old steers and will be placed upon ranches at Waldeck, Saskatchewan. Later, they will be shipped_ back to the Chicago market as beef cattle. This is q. great tripute to the nutritious value of the native grasses of Saskatâ€" chewan. 8t All the West is shgrply concerned in means for the harvesting of the crops. Careful â€"estimates ofii the number of hands noeded, place the figures at 152,â€" 000. At least 40,000} ol these will reâ€" quire to be brought in from the outâ€" side, and Western Canadg# will be a place of refuge for the unomployed who are willing to work, @'rom about Auâ€" gust 15 until snow flieg. This is the season of suramer fairs in the West. The biggest of them all, the Canadian Industr;ii;al Exhibition, at Winnipeg opened this weekâ€"July 13 â€"and will be in session for ten days. Big plans have boen §or1fied out and the Winnipeg Exhibitign will keep up its splendid record foi§ enterprise and completencss. # The Intetnational Harvester Comâ€" pany of America reports that during the last two yeats the Company has done more business in agrieultural maâ€" chinery at. Saskatoon than at any other point on the American continent. In event of Sir William Whyte beâ€" ing appointed to the place it seems likely Winnipeg will have much the same interest, since Sir William has been one of the city‘s leading citizens for many years. WINNIPEG, ManÂ¥X July 10, 1911â€" Cooler nights and 1i¢ss rain have had a beneficial effect ong crops in the West and the outlook for the best crop the country ever had is ¢ven better than it was before. In sharp contrast with last year, all reports arel good. Winnipeg has beep delightfully cool and pleasant durig the time that other citics in the EBast have been Winnipeg has bwt delightfully cool and pleasant durifg the time that other citics in th¢ Bast have been labotriously making knew heat records. On the hottest day, Wwhen the thermomâ€" eter registered from 400 up, Winnipe3‘s top notch was 77. Our Winnipes Letter. 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