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ce ae “Phe: Cash:Store” PITT ee eR I IY oe BY Moe etN Nae iin & VOL 11 No, 52 ee le ET BOWDEN, ALBERTA, rent nett am nee nd ampente ty eine ee aes rd Bethe ee et ti Waiters ert FESS hoe yas oq yet ee Pe Le, Te j URSDAY, JULY 20 1911 sluggers with his slow balls. WE LOSE AND THEN WIN |iticis. Mefroom p poling foe Yo. cals allowed Olds two hits but errors by the infield lost the game for us. ‘Bowden scored first in the first innings, then Olds got three in the third and two in the sixth. Inthe ninth Bowden filled the bases and scored two runs before the side was retired.

Batteries, Bowden, McBroo Sannes; Olds, Peterson, Kline!

Olds.Bowden Bs-3 Last Friday Olds handed-,our ball team another defeat by scoring 5 runs to 8 on the home grounds here. The lineup of both teams was recente A a ; on anan playing the-initial. sack and| Umpire, Brower. Time of gam yer centre field for Bowder: ise Seberang Olds did not have Brower their regular pitcher in the box, he haying been hurt ina previous game. Peterson their first baseman pitched for the viritors and fooled our Bowden-Mayton 6-4 At Mayton 6n Satarday Bowden handed that team the’ first defeat that it has received this year by defeating them by a score of 6-4. Through the entire game both teams played snappy ball and Bowden only acquired two deciding runs by an error on the part of the We now have in umpire who failed to call time Pears when Bowman, the Mayton catch-Pl er was hurt by a slide at home ums plate. The game was marked by ; the heavy hitting of both teams Peaches and tast fielding, The Bowden|® : © el oye less ae led : ; es pounded out to them ic Tomatoes they gathered; alse making two e double plays. Murphy the second Strawberries baseman of the Mayton team play-‘@ {ed a stellar game for that aggrega-| -ittoe Watermelons tion covering much ground while ; laying his position. Against our ys at bat was only secured three hits. Mayton only secured 3 hits off Cornish who pitched for the locals, . Arnold at centre played a fust field securing four hard flics jin his position. Throughout’ the Valencia Oranges and we advise our enstomers to, purchas:§ |fbeirabnence” Score by inning Mewetemahage rong [Myton 209091090 —4 wees wechave re-_% |Meyton — _ coived ni that an ¢ ee eee om advance in fruit prices y may be expected at. -any time.

_.F,W. BRYENTON A month or so ago Mr Leslie Benard missed a shovel from his barn. He now requests the party who took it to return the same and save prosecution and exposurg as he now has convincing proof of the guilty persons.

A The oak-tanned sole deather.— the fine : calf-skin and patent leather uppers—the ' careful workmanship — insure the TRAVELER SHOE wearing well and traveling well.

_ Itis a pleasure to sell a pair of TRAVELER SHOES to a customer, because we know how satisfactory these shoes really are.

Let us show you some of the new styles.

cilia’ ears 4 —_ Vr We Carry the Most Complete m bs Line of;Men’s Shoes in Town pH i a a or : mh ¥ HOWARD & MORFITT m ww y;' SSISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED.’ Aa -|scouts who, it is understood, carried TENNIS CLUB ORGANIZED} A tennis club meeting, which was exceédingly wellattended, was eg in ae itetead, 8 So, in the chair on y. evening in the school, The tollewin officers were elected: President, Mr Armitstead; Seo-treas, Mr Buchanan; committee, Mrs. Shenfield, Rev Chalmers, Rev B/E Davies, Dr Bhore, H H McKim, H E Shen-The Bowden Brass Band will Hold a Grand Concert and ‘ Rules 1, The grounds will be open for play any time during the day.

11. Each set of ‘players will be provided with four balls and heid responsible for them.

111. In case'‘members be waiting for play, the players occupying the court on the ‘completion of a sett (not exeeeding eleven games) must retire.” The ist to occupy the courts must then be decided by da of appearance on the Garden Party on Mr. H. E.

Shenfield’s Lawn on Wednesday’ August 2nd. Full Particulars will be announcnd. IV. Any person, other than a member, using the courts will be charged 25c for aday or part of a day. . v. All matters of dispute must be referred to. the Executive Com-| GS Z Successful Garden Party Quite the event of the year took ony in Bowden on Thursday, July 8th, when the Boy Scouts’ garden party was held on the F pegae r. H EShenfield. The party was favored with glorious weather, and all Bowden and district ed Sewing.

Machines § Latest improvements gain’ their Daubt touch of tions, gave extra t touc j r % uranteed for tem years PRIGE. | $30 and $45 The committee of managemebt| had done their work well, their being all parlor games, table billiards, ete.—provided. Old fashioned country games were organized and were played with t spirit. Refreshments were. liberaJly served sie : : et Towardssthe close of the proceed-Screen Doors all sizes 1.40, 1.75 and"2.50 Screen Windows 35 ings, Mr. Shenfield, the Rey F E each. Screen Wire Cloth in all widths. Davies, and the Rev W M Chalmers made appropriate speeches on } the boy scout movement and its aims,and a collectiou was taken up, which resulted ina sum tbat far exceeded the expectations of the committee.

All the guests appeared to enjoy themselves, and to vote the garden party a huee success. The boy Ice Cream Freezers 1 quart, 2 quart, 3 quart, and 4$quart Call price and inspect the, above | Christie & Bernard Main Street Bowden out all the necessary arrangements, a tobe congratulated upon their enterprise. CHEAP LUMBER Local ‘News The Bowden brass band played choice selectigns-throughout the evening.

Presbyterian Church services next Sunday will be conducted at Lome Pine 11;30, Bowden 3:00. You are cordially invited to attend. There is Quality in lumber; don’t forget that. Poor lumber : i, O; means a cold crude house; diffeult to live in; difficult to rent and Wi gat the Raise 1? difheult to sell, We carry cheap lumber suitable for some purpossed acinc : { . " 0 P ° P but the kind you want in your,new home we make a specialt ool here. Mr. Rylie will build ps as en an fore s ‘ ih * of. Inquire about our hardwood flooring. more than fir and it adds greatly to the valuo of the house, It costs you little an addition to the preseut reper We and install two more tables. an : atore our high grades in completely enclosed warehouses protecting and two bowling alleys. the lumber from dust, rain and sun. Our purchases are of such The Ladies Aid of the Methodist. magnitude that we demand the best lumber for the least money. Church held a successful ice cream Our customers get the benetit social, an event which had prev-\ iously been yostpenad cn twa oc. casious, on 8 iturday «fternoon.

The school trustees met on Saturday night under the chairman of WwW M ilson. Several items of business chief of which was the letting of the contract for c+menting the basement floor of the school hc use were transacted FORTY YARDS IN ALBERTA CROWN LUMBER CO. LT° R. Billington, Bowden Manager es