Wednesday; October 18, 1967.

Friday October 20th -

CHILDREN’S SWEATERS

Puliovers and Cardigans,
Attractive bulky knit orfons.,
Girls’ and Boys’ styles; .
Sizes 2-3x, Reg, $3.98" ”

| CHILD'S TERRY BRIEFS.

Highly absorbent. Full cut,
100% cotton terry-hygenized.
White and assorted colors,
Sizes 2-4-6, Reg. “AS

GIRLS’ FLETTE PYJAMAS.

Cozy flette. Assorted prints
and colors. Tailored style,
Sizes 7-14, oo

St. 49 -

BOYS’ WESTERN SHIRT |

Sizes 3-6x, Assorted color
combination. ;
‘Hard weaaring flette  -

YOUTHS’ FLETTE PYJAMAS
Asoorted patterns... .
wo ican “16.

2 = “an. Find Las snbte fot

| MEN’S WORK GLOVES
Hucks Wolverine
_ Pig skin face. One size.

S MEN‘S WORK SOX.

3 Ib. Nylon reinforced
toe and heel

8 Outstanding Saving ©

B LICOL — bulky knitting yarn,
Super soft. Knits quickly,
Thick and warm, Ideal for.
sweaters, suits, hats, mitts, .
gloves. A superb hard wearing
blend. Reg. 83 2 oz. ball

| LACE TABLECLOTHS

Luncheon size. 36” x 36"
2 patterns. Ecru only

2351.49
3} $I 49

. CHECK TEA TOWELS
100% pure cotton.

Long lasting, 22 x 32,
BATH TOWELS

Plains, stripes, florals. Sub.

2351 49

DISH CLOTHS
Assorted ne Reg 19 -

5 A9¢

PLACE MAT SETS

Cotton place mats
sets of 4,

Hand embroidered.
Fringe edges.
Assorted colors,.

$1.49 C ) DAY

‘Friday October 2h

Sorry tee No. Phone ‘Orders

$249 .

5351.49]

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SAI cll
$1.49.

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4| Of high treason, refused to plead

4| in the police barracks at Regina

. red in wild west -shows, and

~ | ried a Scottish half-breed, and 7

j| plan sale of |
Christmas trees

fi | Forest Wardens began {ts fourth
year of activities, One of the

a | annual tree sale, --
B| day at 7:00 p.m, in Cassie Hall

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Redcoats advanee « on Metis ‘in the Battle of Batoche, 1885.

From Canadian history

- Riel s return led |
to death by noose

In 1884, Lows: res Wee yan
suaded to retwmn from exile in
the US. — where he was teach- |.
ing in Montana — to champion
the cause of the pioneer white
settlers, Metls and Indians once
again, this time inSaskatchewan,
after leading their first uprising
in Manitoba In 1869-70,

’ ‘He tried to uphold the interests.
of the settlers and preserve thelr
lands by constitutional means
against federal government en-
croachment, but to no avall.. *-

’ The building of the CPRacross
the prairies inevitably would
break the transportation mono-
poly of the Metis Red River carts; | j
and it brought land speculators

and. new settlers who threatened
to wipe out the peaceful con-
munity farm system they had
established along the river banks,

The federal government failed
to grasp the urgency of these/—-
worries, which were intensified] |
by the fact that the buffalo, on
which the Metis had depended
for. a nomadic ‘Hving, had dis-
appeared from the plains, ‘The
farms of these English and|§
French half-breeds — mostly
descendents of the furtraders ~
had become their only way of
surviving, eee

we Riel ot up a:rebelsprovisional
'povernmont! at! Batoche; on*ttie
‘South Saskatchewan,“ |»

If Riel had given: his brilliant
general, - Gabriel Dumont, who
was a hero of the great buf-
falo hunts, a free hand to lead
guerilla harassment of the mil-
itia on their Iong trek from the
end of the railway toward Bat-
oche, history might have taken a

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“USED CHAIN ‘SAWS
“While ‘They Last”

pase ENE ESS 4601 Loketse Ave.

"Parting | words:

"|  & bit of parting advice, use
| a little water on the combl

Outspoken.

other, =| i

DO-NUTS |
11 VARIETIES OF CAKE.
DO.NUTS -
SOFT ICE CREAM |

SUNDAES . CONES
MILK SHAKES
Phone 635-3133

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| | Xatum Electric
* Television - Radio - Recorder Repairs
% Major Appliance Safes and Service
* Electrica! Conutractor
* Residential
& Commercial

*& Motor. Winding
Cor. Kalum & Park

Phone 635-2752

O- OP SMALL MOTOR —
REPAIR ‘SHOP

$65 ..,

different. course, But. Dumont's
forces were heldincheck. . ~

A detachment of North West
Mounted Police sent-to nip the
rebellion in the bud was defeat.

No. of Units

Model | Bar and ot |

ed by Dumont’s Metis at Duck
Jake on March 26,
“A trial of strength became in-

evitable and was complicated by
Indian uprisings against the N, W,

FP,
Eventually Riel, Dumont and

McCULLOCK |

190 30 } inch

Cree Indians under Big Bear
and Poundmaker fought a series |F
of brave. and brilliant battles

.740 30 inch

ageinst greatly superior federal
arms, The out-numbered rebels
finally met defeat at Batoche on

740 24 inch

May 12, and Edmonton on. July |§

270 30 inch

Hel was. captured, found guilty
insanity — which might have

176 24 inch

saved his life — and was hanged | | —
| PIONEER

in November 1385,

Eight Indian leaders were also
hanged; © Poundmaker and Big
Bear were jailed for, three years

750 24 inch

and died broken in spirit,
Dumont fled to Montana, star-

1

650 24 inch

was eventually allowed to. re-
turn to Batoche, where he mar-

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lived out his life peacefully.

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Junior. ‘wardens’

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dens are already planning the an-
nual sale of Christmas tresa

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Branch no. BOL of the Junto) -

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first: matters Gealt with wag. the. .
Meetings are held every. Tuose: 1? ie

elementary. school and new mem-
bers are invited-to attend, =~: |f
Camp-outs and participation in
comniunity . events: are: also’:
part of tha Junior Forest Ward 8.
programs.
Any. boy wishing to obta

-| ther information: about: the Ter-

race Junior Forest Wariiens ie ine

_ 635-2948 or Wi

If thorearea any girls inttorest

BB] in forming a female branch of the
S| Junior Forest Wardenshere, they

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_.CASH AND CARRY

Some speakers leave you numb |
on one end —. And dum, on the: :

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CHINESE

FOOD.
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Phone. 635-6111

rater tetate!

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CANADIAN & CHINESE FOODS

Sunday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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OLYMPIQUE 5 4 50 | | : :

Used Outboard Motors:
* 1963 35 H. P. Mercury $199. 95

& 1964 33 H.P. Johnson $395.00 | @
|.* 1967 73 H.P. Elgin $125.00 |
* 1964 3 HP. Evinrude $99.00

‘& 1967 3 H.P. Folding EVINRUDE

with case -.....-..... $195.00 |

* 1967 6 H.P. Evinrude $275.00. |
* 1967. 75 HP. McCulleck a

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