/ » * °TI sill ^^m^%M Vol. II. SUBSCRIPTION PRICK Sl.oo Plill VEAR SINOLK COI'IKS FIVE CENTS EACH CHILLIWACK, B. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1912 C. A. BARBER Ksiitsir ami Proprietor No. 8 L'ENVOI With this issue the Cliilliwnek Free Press discontinues publication, lt is a little over two years since a second pit|>er (the New Km) entered the Chilliwaek Held, and fifteen months since the editor of the Free I'less took hold of the proposition, greatly enlarging the plant and paper. During these months we have spared no ellort in order to publish a paper which would hi' a credit to Chilliwuek, nnd we believe we will not he accused of undue linitsling when we claim thut ill a Very large measure we have been successful in our efforts, (loud ami generous support and enenuriig- niciit bus been given l.y many, as wc huve labored to produce a live local newspaper well printed, and that support is in no way responsible for the cessation of tho business, The publication of the l-Yco Press has been attended wilh success both ns a newspaper and ns a business proposition for the publisher, all things considered. Wc hnve however, after due consideration of the expenditure of ability and energy made necessary nnd a careful survey of the situation, come to thc conclusion that the field is ton limited to properly main-; tain two local papers, and permit j either or both of them to adequately represent the city and valley. Supporting two papers is a heavy drain on lhe progressive antl public spirited business men of thc city, and one which tho unrulier of such, should not be required to meet. Hence in our opinion one paper fullv alive to local interests antl fairly and well conducted and supported will serve all interests to a much better advantage, and that much more economically than could two on a division of that support. It was only after we found that every legitimate effort to serve Ibe local newspaper field exclusively, was unavailing, that we decided to withdraw. A paper such as the Free Press has hccn.hccomes an important imrt of the life und effort of iis editor, and it is with regret that we lay aside our |x*n, and stay the individuality of that effort. Many kindnesses and evidences of good will on the part of friends of the Free I'ress during the time we have lieen in business will 1st remembered with sincere npprcciution. The plant has lieen purchased by Mr..I. D. Taylor, M. P., Managing Director of the Columbian Co., Ltd., Xew Westminster, which Co. also publishes the ('hilliwaek Progress, anil the latter paper will now serve the field solely. Wc have lieen offered and have accepted tbn position of Ilusincss .Manager for the Cliilliv.'uck Progress and U'giiuiing with next Tuestlny we will be found on duty iu that capacity, where We will Ik. pleased to do business with all who huve favored us wilh their patronage during the past mouths, and nlso with those who arc regular .•ii-toin- ers of tbc Progress. All printing, advertising and subscription accounts owing thc Free Press arc now due nnd pnyuhli' In the publisher. Payment is requested to In* minis' on nr before N„V. 10th. Bubscrlboi. lo tlio Freo Press whose Milisoriptinns hnve lint expired, will reeoivo the Chilliwuek Progress lor a period equal lo tin* unexpired portion. In cases where n party is already a subscriber to the Progress, HulMcriptiou to that pn|s*r will lie credited with the amount due by lhe Free Press. C. A. li.ui.u n. Hallowe'en Parly. An entertainment will be held at the resilience of Mrs. Wfttsoil, Surdis on Oct 81 in connection with the Sardis Girl Guides, All sorts of fun for youug people including side shows, lish ponds, etc. Tea and refreshments nre at usual prices.! There will nlso he fancy work und u great assortment of Hallowe'en lanterns for snle. The entertainment will tuke plaoo regardless of weather. No entrance foe. Hours from live to nine o'clock. Union Thanksgiving Service. On Monday next the nnntiul Utllon Thnnksgiving Service will liu held under lhe auspices of the Ministerial Association. The service ihis year will bo held in tho Methodist Church from ten to ole vol) a.m. The early hour Is announced so Hint till who ul lend may get buck lo the family reunion. The Hev. ,1. T. Marshall, of the Baptist Church will preaoh the sermon, ami spocinl music will be given l.y the Girl's Choir of the church. Itev. It. J. Douglas mul Rev. A. 10. Roberts will take part in the opening exercises und it is hoped that tho citizens will make it a point to attend lhe service and rentier united praise for the bountiful harvest of 1912. A Silver AnniHrtarv. The Itev. Mr. und Mrs. E. Manuel of Cedar Cottage celebrated their Silver Anniversary on Monday evening. A number of their most intimate friends gathered with them on this occasion nnd wished them very much joy and mnny happy yenrs to come. A bounteous supjier was done ample justice to l>y all, after which the evening was spent in music and games. The bride nntl groom of twenty-live years were the recipients of mnny beautiful nnd valuable gifts, including a handsomely engraved silver pudding dish from the Quarterly Hoard of Ccdtir C :ttsff* ".-.let1....!'..-': "!.•..*vl. and a beautiful cut glass vase unit bouquet of chrysanthemums from thc Ladies Aid. Chilliwack friends also remembered them with silver gifts and congratulations. Before the guests left Mr. Manuel expressed thc hope of having tlieiu ull iit their golden wedding in 111'17. Local and General Monday will Is* a public holiday. L.F.Cioft, at Mee Studio for photos Hot drinks and hot luncheons ut Johnson's. Dominion Parliament will meet on Tliursuny Nov. 21. Found—Logging chain. Call ut this ollicc. Leave your laundry wltliS. Motes for Siiinas Liundry. W 11. Gilbert was a business visitor to the const last week returning Friday. Thc Vedder River Hotel will be open all winter under thc management of Mrs. Appleby of Chilliwaek. Potatoes are selling nt t'i a ton There arc acres of toilers in the Ileitis about Armstrong that will not be dug this year Eiitlerhy Press. Lillie's Cash (irnoery can supply your needs iu smoked lish nnd fresh Ktistcrn Oysters. K. Jones bus made two sales of land of live acres encb lo Messrs S. and P. Henderson, brothers of Mrs. Jus. Topley. They intend lo build right uwuy. Wnnted—Acres to clear or briish- culting by contract. J. Fujikawa, 808 Powell Street, Vancniiver. Mr. Sutton, a prominent gardener of \Viiitii|«'g is in Ibe valley (his week with a view of becoming a resilient of llie vnlley. Fnr Rent—Four roomed collngc, partly lurnislied; off Itivce Avenue, Apply L. A. .Manuel. II. C. Grand bus purchased from J. F. Gordon, the Alex, Gonbin home comprising uf resilience ui.il live and a half acres uu Williams ruad, ul a fair figure A fine new hot house l.„ '<••■' lieen completed nt Ihe rear ti Davies residence, Mnry St. Istiilding is a lurge one nr supply flowers all lhe yeur (lower lovers. Is ynur imiiie on the city list of voters? Applications must Ik* in the hands of the Clerk on or hefoie live p. ni. on October 31, For Side—on easy terms, what is known as the Dont placo, Falrfii)ld Island, iu whole or in part. Gen. Leary. J. (I. Blanchfleld is reported to hnve sold his farm nn Prairie t'eul- riil road comprising of Mil acres to Mr. Cauturs of Holland, price slated In he 120,000 cosh, Wood fnr Sale—Dry hunl mountain wood for sale. Order from .1. G, Ileiiili'i'son, phono227. Phil, Mnntii'l ami Norman Rqb* insult nre spending a few days on the Prairie shooting, prior to leaving lor colleges Fnr Sale Cheap—one three horse trend power, in good working order; apply J. Duncan, Harrison Mills. Full bedding Imlhs fut sale at Lillie's Cash Grocery, A fancj dress carnival will lie held at lhe roller rink on Wednesday evening Oot. 80. Good prizes ure offered and there will be new music. Seo posters. Found—Carpenters kit of tools. Owner may havo same by identifying and paying expenses. Applv P. O. Box 250. The Sumas Steam Laundry with its new equipment can satisfy thc fastidious. S. Motes agent. The semi-annual court of Revision nf thc voters list for the Provincial nml Dominion purposes will ho held on Monday November LS, at 10 a.m., Registrar J. Polly presiding. Look out and don't forgot the Children's Social in the Parish Hull, .Nov' S ut 7 p.m. All kind of songs lor a happy evening. Reeve Wilson is in attendance at the Big Municipal Congress being held at Rovelstokc this week. Monday was Trafalgar Day, und was fittingly observed at mnny points throughout thc Empire. Nelson is almost tt living personality. Attend the recital of Cyril Hayes in the Methodist Church this Friday night. S. A. Cnwlcy, R. Carmiehael nnd Mr. Johnson nre attending the convention of the Provincial Conservative Association nt lievclstoke. A Children's Social will Is; held in the St. Thomas Parish Hull on Friday Nov. N. Admission 25c, Three in family (>0c. live in family One dollar. All welcome. For Sale—1J4 dozen Pullets, early hntoked, l)_ dozen Brown Leghorn hens, thoroughbred, n splendid laying strain, and 4 White Rock Cockerels from prize winning stock. Phone L 244:1, Mrs. L. A. Thornton. For Sale—Pure Ilrc.1 Suffolk Down Rums. Apply Jos. Thompson, Surdis or phone Finl. J. W. Whitley of Vnncouver, provincial organizer of the Orange Order paid u visit lo thc Lodge here on Thursday night. A sooinl'ls to Ih* held in Chen in hull on Wednesday evening October ill), miller the auspices of the lollies of the Methodist church. There will he games and contests. Refreshment.-, will is* on sale. Admission free. To Let—Rooms suitable for oll'ifcs; apply to II. J. Barber. W. K. Seott, deputy minister of Agriculture was in thc city lust Snt- unlay conferring witli Q, I, Thornton with regard to the bottled fruit which was sliip|H*d I.. l/'elhridgc this week. NOTICE—Telegrams, unless authorized by the C. P. II. will not lie accepted ut this office unless nccom piinieil h.v the etish. II. J. BaIIIIBII, Agent, 0. P. It. Telegraph, The lirst P. S. A. meeting of the s usoil will be held i.ii Sunday (Hftornoon Nov. 10 in the Lyric Sitfntrc, when a prominent speaker s.m Viineuliver will give the ud- ress. All me*, re Invited to attend his meeting uud should reserve hut aflornoon. Election of ofiicers will take place nl lhal meeting. Social and Personal Mrs. Dlindas ni lho Royal was in Vancouver this week. Miss Gladys Kipp Spoilt tho week end at her home here. Mi's. F. X. George anil daughter were-in Vancouver last week. Miss M. MePhersiin wits the guest nl Mrs. 1). C, McGillivruy last week. Mrs. T. II. Henderson is visiting frloiuls in Vancouver for a couple of wees. The Misses Tolmie of Vicloriu were the guests of Miss Carleton last week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Sprout are on ti trip to the okaiiiigun district this wook. Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Nowell entertained a party of young people on Friday evening. Mrs. Rollins, of Viineouver, wns the guest of Mr. und Mrs. W.U. Hodgins on Friday, Miss Watson, of Vancouver, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Watson, Gore avenue. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ingrnii, of Vancouver, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Broadhead. Geo. Maxwell Stewart of Vancouver, u former resilient of Chilliwack, visited in town this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, of .Now Westminster, spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. E. II. Beule. Mr. antl Mrs. J. Dick of Vancouver were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. MeCiiteheon last week. Aid. C. E. Eckert is spending a week on Vancouver Island and participating in a hunting expedi- ion. Percy Jackman, of Vancouver,1 spent Sunday at the home of his parents .Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jack- man. .Mrs. M. Harrison returned on Friday from un extended visit to Rosslnntl Ji. C., Spokunc and other points. The annua! meeting of tlie Tennis (.'lul. will be held in the Bunk of Montreal rooms on Friday evening, Nov. I. Frank Kipp antl family arc this week moving to their now home ut Murrayvillo, in the Langley Prairie district. Mrs. J. L. stark, accompanied by her father and mother of Goderieh, Ont., is expected U) arrive home on Saturday next. Theo. Mitchell spent a few days in Vnncouver last wook. He is planning for a trip to Australia in the near future. Mr. Leonard of Leonard Coffee Pnlueos, Vancouver, nnd Mrs. Leonard were in (lie valley Ihis week on u shooting expedition. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jos. Peers went to Vancouver on Saturday where Mrs. Peers is spending (he week, Mr. Peers returning Mondny. Mr. nnd Mrs. McNiven and Miss McNiven of Vnncouver were the week ond guests of Miss McNiven, principal of the High School. Rev. nnd Mrs. Roberts have issued Invitations for u Hallowe'en parly tn the boys ai.il girls classes of Ihe Methodist Sunday School. Mr. Gibbons arrived from the eastern provinces on Saturday nntl confirms the worst reiwrts thai have been given about bail wentber. Mr nnd Mrs. Jus. Mollis of Vancouver were guests nt the home of Mrs. J. Burton this week, Mr. Mel lis enjoying whilo here some gotu shooting. Mrs. (Dr.) Henderson nnd her mother Mrs. MeCiiteheon returned on Saturday from u three weeks visit with friends in Viineouver nnd New Westminster. Mr. und Mrs. Ils.h*k " Fahrfeld Island, gave a house \t in their new homo on Frith ig. The event was well in by friends uud neighbors u .ml time was spent in d itl games until the m.tlnlg I Frank McDonald, of Harrison lint Springs was a visitor to the oily this week. .Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald are leaving shortly on a trip to Ryloy, Alborta, Leslie and Phil, Manuel were at Iheir homo in Cedur Cottago on Monday und Tuesday, Monday heing lhe silver anniversary of Uev. Mr. anil .Mrs. Manuel's marrlngo, A meeting of the Bfidmontftn Club will he liebl un Friday evening, Oct. '-'."i in tin* Bunk of Montreal rooms. Important Inisiness pertaining in the c.iiuiugseusiiii will he dealt wilh. Kwiirl I.. Ashwell hns hud the honor of passing second in his class in Commercial Law in tho recent examinations In Vancouver, securing the high percentage of U2 out of 100. E. A. Kipp and Henry Xelems returned lust week from n two months' trip to Eastern Canada and IKiints in the other side of the line. The trip is reported to have been a most enjoyable one. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Endicntt, who have spent the summer here, left on Monday Intake up residence in thoir new home in New Westminster. Their son, Arthur, accompanied them, returning on Tuestluy. A recital of music was held at Mr. J. Macleod's, Sumas road on Saturday Ont. 12, when Mrs. Sig- frid Etlstrom and her pupils entertained their friends. They were assisted by Mrs. Geo. Wright, Miss Wright and Miss Gwendolyn Hav- worth of Vancouver. Light refresh-1P^'1"** '""• M <"■""'""■ tad p*ae___ mentis brought the pleasant afternoon to a close. EDITORIAL COMMENT To ciMinpc criticism, wi)* notlilns. >t" nothing, be nothing. Chilliwiick's sowerage problem will probably o boforo tho citizens in the furm of a by-law at an curly date, A scheme Is now in course uf preparation and will be submitted tor approval. Tbe question of sewerage is one tlmt must be dealt with sooner or later, in fuel conditions at the presenl time makes some practical solution of I'n* prnhl imperative. The scheme when presented should be considered without produjlce, dealt with as a necessity, and strictly un the merits of the ease. During the lime- the Free Press bus been in Inisiness its aim has boon to serve the highest and best interests of the city and valley. Conditions surrounding local business and the production interests locally, are changing, und there is a considerable adjustment necessary in order to properly und profitably meet these changed conditions. The Free I'ress hml hopo-,1 ts. he a factor in this important phase of cbsum*, ity interest. Th.* only m.'th.id ai meeting tho situuti..ii sii,-,-..ssful'y is the fostering of a generous public splrltodnOSS, a breaking down u( encircling and imaginary barrier*., getting out of time worn nns] sjcaieu Born—Oct. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Clcnny, a son. Born—Oct. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Hay, Robson street, a son. Born—ou tbc IStli hist, to the wife of Thi'ophilus Jackson Hul ton, a son. Born—On Oct. 24, to Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Siddall, a daughter (still-born.) To. Rent—Three roomed house near Public School, with light uud wuter. Apply nt this office. West of Edmonton, fossils have recently been found thut were 25,- OOO.OUO years old. Younger specimens eun Ih* found in almost every town in Canada says the Greenwood I-edgo. Householders and license holders (other than property owners) who desire to vote at the election of Mayor ami Aldermen in January nflxt, should take note of the fac( thut in accordance with the lnw of the Province it is necessary for them to register ut tbe City Hull before the end of the present month. This is necessary iu ull cases, notwithstanding that they inny huve registered last year. effort t.) co-operate with Sll good interests fssr the general advancement of (In* whole community. Wi ns firm in the l»*lief that the mwh- chants who are urging cii-opuratiim among the business interest*, if the city, are on the right tack, und ii is our l.o'ie that ilie etfi.rt. **iB ha. crowned with the success that it unmistakably merits. An «ver increasing and important tgiet o*f co-operation with every laudable interest will lx; the natural sequence to that success, nnd it is titling tliac tlie business men of the city should grapple with the problem and irtul the vnn. In this they should receive tho support nnil lllll milling ment of the producer on the land. Toeo-opernte is to work together, und ns a farewell word, the Free Press earnestly urges a pulling u>- getlier uml an expenditure of *-tt*-rgy on the pari of all for the public weal. THANKSOVING DAY. This is the dny set apart throughout nil His Majesty's dominion of Canada for all faithful ansl loyal subjects to render thanks for the blessings of the year whieh is rupid- i ly drawing too close. That Canada hus Ih'oii abundantly hlsx-ed in [ material things during the season Winter hits its joys. The (lies are gone, and lhe mosquitos uo . longer present their '.ills. The•"-•* fn«.*"g **> w,,h"nt ,llsPnt' laugh of tlie ice man is stilled, and IT1 II1'1|V|,|"'*1 l>ms|>erity is the rule the dust no longer blows across' >r-'.igh»ut the land. *l.t there are your Brussels onrpet. The bun tno?e wno do no1 '""k "I**"1 Pro- wagon is sleeping, an.l the bicycle|!"*'"|>'_*■ J™ "."".''"..'Ir', I'1.'"'!'."*: censes In knock you off the sido- ' ■■-■■••■■•• wulk. Tin* chickens do not roost in yonr Ilower garden, nnil the summer girl does nut hold you up, for ihe ice creams Greenwood Ledge, those win. reflect tlmt the history nf the world shows the greatest men to have risen up suit .sf straightened circumstances and the decay un.l collapse ssf empires to have been brought aboul by opulence and luxury. Anil if it be true, a*, some The Dmmntlo Recital IoIh* given would tell US, that wilh all our get- ill the Methodist Church on Friday ting we have failed to get tbnt wis. evening next promises to In* one of di.in which exalts the ideal over the the best ever given in the oily. The material, while there still remains members of the Wesley Troop, Boy I muoh occasion for thankfulness. Scouts, deserve to he supported in there is nlso gosnl cause for national tlieir Ventura In bringing Mr. Hayes and individual selfsearehing. to Chilliwuek, nnd the programme Lei there Iki no discord in the which follows, shows that there will' national note of praise on Monday, not be nn uninteresting moment yet let individual and nation alike during the evening. Part l—The; remember that many of our raodorn "Story of Joseph." Purl 2—Solo,' idols stand on feet of clay, 'bat Miss Flossie Orr; Recital, "Boots amid all glamour of material proa* nt The Holly Tree," (by ('buries |terity nothing is worth while which Dickens); Violin Solo, Mr. II. Kel- d.-es not exult nml beautify the land: Humourous Reoltal, "He gut Ideal of the Individual, his Hair out"; Recital, "The Final . il'.all Gnmo," (by Cyril Hayes.) , . ■ God Save the King. ■"• unreserved auction sale of horses, cows produce oto,, Is being The lirsl woman 'Civil Service' held on thc old Parker Furm, seven Commissioner In the United States miles east Of Chilliwuek on (he I was appointed a few days ngo by I Prairie Central mud by Messrs. the Mnvul of Los Angeles, Mrs. Burmeister and Nelson on Wcdnes- Duvid Clianiliers McCan lieing select ed for Ihe oiliee. day, Nov. (Int I p. in. F. .1. Hurt iv Co,, auctioneers. / THE FREE PRESS, CHII.UWACK, B.C. ♦ *;1 A JOCULAR MONARCH. A GFlEAT LONELY LA'-ID. Ivan tht Terrible Had Cold Blooded Notions About Jesting. linn ibo Terrible furgot ncltbor his flevniioiis nor Ills inversions. His palace alternately rosoiuitlctl wltb prny- ]ng nml camiinlng. He luul n company stf .icHii'i-s. whose duty il wns lo divert blm. espi'dnlly liuforu nml nfter nny e.eeiillnns, hut Ibey ..ri.i, paid deurly :for tin iiiiMcnsiiiiiil.ii* Julie. AlUOtlg lliese iiuiii. wns more ilislltl- gillsbeil thun Prince Qvowlof. wbo held 11 Illlill I'lllllt lit ci.Ill'l. Tbu cmtrybeltiK Iny ilissiiilsiii.il witli ii Jest, ii'iiiri'.l over Hi" prlnco's lieml Iln* Iiolllng .-..iiienis "f n »lll|l biisln. Tin. iiinwImhI v reii h prepnreU to ri-treiil from Iba Ittble, lull Iln* ly- nml struck Iniu «iili n killf., nml In* fell seliscie-s I,, llie II..or. I'r. Artiolpb win. limtmitly culled. "Siivt- my good nervuiit!" crleil tho <*7.nr. "I luive Jos'.cil wllh Iiini 11 Utile toss hni'il " •■ts.. hnrtl," replied the oilier. "Hint nnly Usui nnil your majesty enn restore iiiui to lire lb* ii*. longer hronthes." I vn,, ejprossed his contempt, called Iln* tlooetiHoil favorite a .log nml cou- liniii'ii his amusements. Anol*ir dny, while he snt nt tnhli". the wnywiitli* of 8tnrlt7.n, Horls Tltof. appeared, liow-cd lo tin* ground nnil minted blm nrier the customiiry manlier. "God wive the*., my item' waywode. Tli.su ileservest ii proof of my favor." Ile mined n knifo mul cm off un cnr. Tito? tliniikpil the czur for his gracious favor nml wished hitu a hu|ipy reigu.- Pearson's Weekly. Kflewnlln ts One ot tin* Mosl Early Dlscovored Port, ol Canada. Kecwiitin, list- new tulilitiuti tn tin. Provinco of Ontario, is n jtieat lonely In i it I of pulpwood inn! I.tiuri'iitinn rocks, with interval*, ol tlu. Httroniaii overlying Keewatin tnrinntions, in wbleh tln'y in.' discovering mineral values up in i,!il New Ontario, nt Cobalt, Porcupine, ami otber pi -. today. !i is n higher, bolder lantl a- a rule iiuiii thi. region paralleling Ihu -..iitlieiK curve .sl .lnnii.. Hay Iniuieili- nlely in,iiii .,f Ton nto. Along llm Ilu. pari "i il in., coastal Hals You will iind relief in Zam-Buk I It eases lho*burnint|, slinging pain, stops bleeding end brings ease. Perseverance, wiih Zam- Buk. menus euro. Why not provo (•jig's*- Mt i>ruoffi-''e and Stores.— IH w «n rrfx r. ,'«t*ji£_'*j OUR EARLY RAILROADS. Rul-M Th.it Uttd to B* In Forc_ H«lf ■ Century Ago- A ciirlons relic of ntiimnd operation Home fifty ,T«?iir,i flp> l» T**nnes*»ee und <;_orKla in exhibited In Hie following' eilract* from the rill**!* tlien Ut force: Kurh eiiKlneiUHn will keep a wnlib. which mnst Im reculnled by the time of IiIm cotHluctnr at lhe commencement of each trip and will tlwflyn Imve In his l*s*.*f*.s!<>n the current schedule hook. Should any nock he killed which may he likely to endanger the aafety mt (he next train jihshIiii:. the enirlne- ninn will atop bin train until track la .leu red. An a peneral rule, when trains meet between station**, tlie train nearest the turnout will run buck. Any dispute us to which truln has to retire Is to be det.rmined at once by the conductors without any Interference on the part of the englnemen. This rule is required to be varied In favor of heaviest Jcaded engine or the worst trades. If they iii-vet near the center, ln <*ase of barking, a man must be placed on the lookout, so that any dancer to the rearmost part of the train may be seen and the enKinemnn at once receive notice. The hacklm; must he done cautlously.- Kallroad Mitn'a MiiRazlno. with cl.'iy iiiiii In-u|i|(.r benches reach infj Inr mil ihIn the nlmllow water, nml muskeg swamps inlnnH, Uur, northnrlj. past CapH Hpiiriotta Marie, furllier ftlcing the lludson Hay shnra ilsolf, (lie hills Brlse, antl Lhe grnnlta outcrops "f the world's mnst ancient n k, Qndci'lyina the nlliivinl Iln'- "f tiie river vulloys, covereil with mu> Vt'ti iii'p-*m. liineslON cur-; in level bods. \i nne lime Hudson lluy aprenil over tin'-.' lowlands, soulh and west, and pressed Uie mud ■*',<lii t Into stone, The country hn-* been rising, tin' geologists Bay, lifting up out "I the sen. during the Inst 10,0110 yenr-*. er else tin* sen-is receding. Geologlcn! ef.orlR tuke time, however, The Hud- •r»m Hay harbors are pafe for an hko er two yet probably, Of theso new (Mitnrin harbors on salt water. Moose Knctorv He-* nearest, to Toronto, Port Nelson lartheat awny. Itoth hnve been used (or threii centuries by the Hudson Bay Co. in the fur trade. Both, to (it, tbem (or the modern ships oi commerce, will have to be dredged. Moose Hiver can lie opened up with a two-mile channel through tlie bar across its mouth. The present channel ranges from nb-rmt 'ih tn 7 (eel low tide. Similarly with Port Nelson. The Hudson Bay ships anchor two miles out, and their carenes are lightered in smnll boats nnd flat' scows. Keewatin is much like the rest ol New Ontario. It is not n Innd of ngri- culture, ns is Old Ontario. Perhaps some day. when great, mining camps have planted themselves up there )Q the rocky spruce-^mothered hills, the demand for hay nml oftts, for potn- tries, nud for fresh meat, will bring about a considerable amount of miied farming for the nweet sake cf local markets, the demand of milling men nnd tbe hunger of the "muckers. ' But as contributors to the appetite of the outside world, ns en porters of wheat, of beef, or of pot-nt'ies, it in doubtful if the rock-bounded farming patches or even the rich interval of clay which extends ninety miles or so back from the coa-t, at present under crop of muskeg moss, will enter into serious competition with the eho-c'.*- Inte loam of the plains in lhe markets of Great Britain.—Toronto Star Weekly- , It Waa Changeable. One of the large Kansas City storea ciwes Its aiifcess In a great measure to Its policy of exchanging goods If returned In n salable condition, An exception is made when dress materlnla hnvo been cut from the bolt. One il.iy recently n customer purchased ten ynrdn of a two toned nllk. which the clerk nssured her was the most fnsh- loonble fabric of thc seamm. When ■she renched home with her purchase ehe decided, on reflection, that a woolen material would be more serviceable, Accordingly she returned' to tin- store tbe neit day and requested the exchange. The clerk explained that it was an Impossibility, ns the j*oods bad been cut. "Wby. I bom-tit thi*** with Ibe distinct understanding" remonstrated the woman, "that I could return ll. I Ud yon not tell mo it was a changeable taffeta?" The exenunge wna mane.—n.an_a« ©t? Star. Vm^Z3£^^^*$m\W SKIN SUFFERERS [Do you l alize that to go jthrough life tortured and 'disfigured l.y itching, burning, scaly and crusted eczemas, ur other skin and $calp humors is unnecessary? For mure than a generation, warm baths with Cuticura Soap And gentle applications of Cuticura Ointment have proved successful in the most distressing cases, of infants, children and adults, when all else had failed. Altb.nih CiUriift *ntf anil Oir-|m»it tr* ■*!■_ _*••• -Jnifiwta ami ■].*..<-r» eeetfitnr. m lit**r_l •»(B|,k nl -«i*-. -ii i 32-MfS fe-Mhi'l »« tmimMt •! tttn and h-ti-. vlll (*• eeel, wmUUee onappUr***- Mm ... *'( ,u ',,»,*■ Uil-l.BU, buaittl. L. .-*, A. Energetic Mr. Borden. A notable charncteristie ol Mr. Borden is his stupettdoun energy. In hhit, for initanoe, he mad* n political tour of Canada, coverint; over I.YOiK) mi lea in twelve week.-, and delivering seventy-five political speeches, to say nothing of n large number nf addresses civen to vanou.**. urg&nizatlond ol a min political chnrnrt-er. He is nlso a man nf admirable self-control. On one occasion he could not get a hearing at a meeting. "If you do not want t-i listen to nie," he said, during a momentary lull, "you are not compelled ti- -iin ro. I wil! dictate what I have tn say to the pie*?- ri'nre^eii'4,- tive- " Witn thnt he walked over to the assembled ntwspapor men nnd continued hiu remarks in an under* tone. His quiet nonchalance hnd toe d-t-aired *■■ Tf*■ *t. and his speech wns afterward- listened to in silence by an appreciative audience. Are tber side to the character of the Canadian Premier is his passion for literature. He lovea poetry—incidentally It might '■•■ mentioned that be was burn, in 1654, nt Grnnd I're. Hie .-.erne nf Long.ol low's best-known and most, popular poem, "Kvangeline"— and, possessing n prodigious memory, can repeat many of tin- longest poems. One*1 while traveling he quoted one hundred lines of Latin verse. Mr. Borden is alao passionately fond "I sport, lie play- go!! and enck.t, ami in a keen tl-bermnn. The Athletic Cop Those persona who keep iibrr-aul of Uie ultnl's oi Uio day imifit find moro Umn paaring satisfaction in the bet* Icrmoni lho lar^*.* cities oontlnue to inject in tholr police do pur l mont a. Tin- public il.Minimis thai Uu- police ofllcer It removed us fur as possible irom things polltfcal, In cities where politics ilottrtshoa wr nml iln>j most Inferior grade of police ofiicers. I • in* moinoni <> pollcomtin becomes merely a cog in snnit* polii leal niiicliine j nis duties are woven uroiind u control i>, votea to tno exclusion of the per-j form a uce of bis natural fu Meltons. The larger cities, such as New Vurk j and Clil'igo, lung since enmo to tho icaliztitlon licit the policeman is em*; ployed by ibe taxpayers tu patrol thej (-streets anl o ttflllUnln peace and ur- <ler. The Viy,) is lu reality, similar to the I battleship. if iho United Stan-sl navy wore composed of this type nfj vessels tie result would be ilhnnst a •.landing invitation for some more powerful nal ion lo engage In combat nnd sink Die ships. The more physically powerful it po- ■Iceman Is. the less trouble he encounters In enforcing obedience, 'Ibere was never a belter Idea origin- all d than the equipping ami mnlntou- i-nce of gymnasiums In police stations. And there Is not a more workable Idea tban the forming of baseball football, and track teams among officers of tbe law so as to give them sunn purpose for always .lettering theii physical condition, The patrolman Is an object lesson not styiplv tc the crook and yegg, but lo the rising generation. When Officer f'ascy rushes out into the street ar.d stops a runaway team at the risk of life and limb, be has set a standard of h.'.-obm iii his precinct at least. i.nd this standard is bound to exert a .-'ood infi..once on both tbr boys and the men In that neighborhood. On the other hand, any display nf cowardice or physical weakness on Uie part of a police officer, tends to shatter the Idol nf the law. and suggests to citizens the weakness of the law. Hut the policeman, for his own Bake and because be Is ever ex* posed to hazards and dangers, should rfcep himself in such condition thai he will he able to give a good account cf htms'dr when tbe time comes. The most successful ollieers of the law, and die ones who command the aiost respect, are not those who are always ready to use the club or gun. ibnse who aie willing to mix, not through their power of legal right. but because they nre the masters. Tin* police officer is tin* emblem of an ImperfOCl civilization, His position bas heen made possible only because physical force Is sllll necessary to ruppress certain wrongs. All of 'his is apart from bis duties ns an ah) to the sick and afflicted, and unless he personally s ts before himself an Ideal of physical Illness, he is going to In- less cap?ble as an officer. Thero i*-* * great deal of difference botwi on a police officer, who is In :ood physical condition and one who is a natural bully. Adherence for at ■east an hour a day to the routine of iho gymnasium is one of the most com mend'"ble practices a policeman can indulge in.—Frank Ootch. t Dramatic Snap A number ol players and play I wrlghts ;■' !'-" iambs' Club were discussing 'h'1 question of what, constl* I lutes the snap so periston ly do* i mandetl of lho dramatist by tho nan* 1 ager uf today, 1 I have 'allied to so many mrinngers J ion this .abject, said one writer, but I ; rone has heen able to giivo m.- any very ri Hui to notion as to juat wh'atl 1 enn help you out, said Eugene j Wain i. I have an idea fer n one- j act play 'lint just:*, burats with simp.' 1 I'll give ;t m you, Here it is: I Play opons with man and woman I In drnwln, room, seated sido by side on a "i i ami embracing cuch other, ) iiiisslonately. Ruler to them a man wllh a suit* ease mid an umbrella. lie Is of course to all Intents, husband uue.v, l ectedly relumed. 1 hml nnd no sooner -takes In lbc i situation 'ban he yanks oui a revolver "ml shoots both mnn nnd woman. Then he takes nut his glasses, pu's, tbem on, looks about him. nml suddenly gives a start. Merciful1 heavens! be exclaimed, I'm on the wrong lloor. —Lipplncolt's. BHWBBMBM Mlnan-'j Liniment Cures Garget In Coyvt Appreciates Walt Mason A Free I'ress render In far-off Belfast sends this apppreclation of Walt Mason's philosophy, You have a chum upon yoour staff Who glvPB ns many a merry laugh, You'll bear with me ou bis behalf. A little while. Walt's racy style nnd winsome way, Ills Ring i-t crank, and croak aud jay. The sound advice and skilful play, The hours beguile. I see he doesn't rare two sticks For ibe wild war of polities. Not blarneyed hy tbe party tricks. Of K'assy guys. NOW could youi bard Ideas spin To show a way out of the din, Show saner methods, tbat we win A chance to rise. I do not flatter when 1 say Walt's full serio-comic lay, Is but the common spate of play. He turn-, new soil. That being so. eould he suggest A way Into some haven blest From out the present matt unrest And storm—some oil. To calm a nation's mad display When time ticks off election day, To saner wisdom show the way, Net wisdom's sum. Conquera Asthma. To be relieved from the terrible suffocating due to asthma is v great thing, but to be Safe-guarded for the future Is even greait r. Not only does Dr. ,T, D, Kellogg's Asthma Remedy bring prompt r *lle!. but it Introduces a new era of life for the afflicted. Systematic inhaling of smoke or fumes from thc remedy prevents re-attacks antl often effects .i permanent cure. The Northern Trusts Company HEAD OFFICE, WINNIPEG Thl, company acts. In Urn capacity nf TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR :-ji_ we Bimil he glad to forward copy of our -Uoofciet ''t-Jninsiulaf rbe,ut Trunin, Trustee* and Trust Companies." on request HONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PROPERTy"aT CURRENT RATti OF INTEREST TreasUrl Trove Found, There im** lieen found near Smith's Full.* a quantit) of French and American silver coin dating nack to tiie year 1700, * •y** French coin dat-ed 1813 and n live.franc piece ha# tht head "i Emperor Napoleon on one side. The coins wore n!', let on edge in rows in tiie shape ■( a V. There were in nil l-H '•oin'** nnd the value cannot al present be estimated The money wan pi need in tbe care o| Thief Phillips M Smith's Falls and li* sud Magistrate Spar-ham nre the only ones other lhan tbe Under I wbo know where tbe cmm were found. They refuse to glv« nny further particulars until tliey have beard .r"m the nuthnriiien ai Ottawa to whom n report of the valuable discovery waa made. U Is thought that much mora coin is aecreted ln the same vicinity and it is oxpH-cted thnl when the location in made known 'Here will Im a reguinr rmh of *.r*»-SUfi hunters to tbe tnrin. Vsed aero ding to directions. Or. i ,t. 1). Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial ] will afford relief in the most acute rorm of sumir.e. complaint. Whenever tno attack manifest a Itself no time hould be lost in seeking the aid of; the Cordial It will act Immediately ill Iho ptnin ich nml intestines and nl-1 lay ihe Irritation antl pain. A trlnl d it will conv'.nce nnyono of these esst rlLms OtTere. Hilt Bid A Yorltshiroman recently entered an auction mart. Looking aroundI ami catching tho auctioneer's eye during a lull hi tbe bidding, he shouted lou til j enough to bo heard by all: May I bid? < Vriiinly. said the man of the hammer, thinking him a customer. ! All eyes being turned on the customer, he, making for the door, said: Well, I bid you good-night, then. The laughter which followed atop* ped business for some time, Vienna. The town counoll of Nagy Perkata In Hungary, has resolved by I'i votes to 1 to levy a special rate on bachelors the proceeds of which are (O be dew tr. d lo a children's hospital. The oue jppcnenl of the proposal was also thfl only bachelor on the council, and hi has appealed to the county nuthorltloi t« quash the resolution as ultra vire.* W.N.U 114 What Clovar Will Do. A Cnnndian bulletin iinnied 'n«t yenr contains details ol sn int-cre'ting experiment in th* growing of clover for the distinct purpose o( Increasing the nitrogen content in n tract ol laud Clover wa.i grown on thi** tract con- Mnuoualy for a nine-year period, The ground wii dug over every MCond year and tbe pint reteeded, the hay that waa cut etioh season being allow-* *d to rot on tiie ground. Tbe <oil wni analysed st the beginninga of the "*■ penment and at Interva * inter. At the end o( tune year* it wna found thst ench acre of soli to a depth oj four inches cont-tfnsd 473 pound* more nitrate* thnn at the beginning, worth on an nrern-je $0.88 pjpr sere •aeh rear, or 184.9-1 for the nt,,o venr period If tin* clover hsd been ted to •took inatead of heme allowed to rot it ts admitted thst nearly a* large no amount of nitrogen wt>u,d have a*e» Oontributad to tha Mil. BABY'S GREAT DANGER DURING HOT WEATHER, More little ones die during the bot weather than at any oilier lime of the yeur. Diarrhoea, dysentry, cholera infantum anl stomach disorders come without warn'ng ami when a medicine Is not il baud to give promptly the shorl delay too frequently means that the cliild has passed heynud aid. Baby'i On t Tablets should alwaya be kept In the home where there are young child'.-n, An occasional dny , of the T'lblet** will prevent stomach and bowel •- ublcs, or if the trouble conies the prompt use of the ' Tablet m- Uie baby. Mrs. Ad el oi ie. Ht Bruno. Que ; writes aby was troubled with his bo Baby's Own Tablets soon * h: again." The Tablet** i. medicine dealers or by nn tits a box from The! Or. \ sdlcln* Co., Drock-j villa. ) FOR THE ANGLERS Queer Materals Used in Making Artificial Flies The mikers of flies for fishermen nre constantly devising new and ingenious forma, All manner ot queer material enter inio the manufacture of these 'lies such as bears eye-brows and lnou--' whiskers. The business done in mouse whiskers Is ver> considerable, for these are an important factor lu thu making of a fly, known as the grey gnat. Trout nse very much better, ii Is claimed, ;*t whisker flies than at the same gn.ii dressed in jungle cock* hackl : although they look very much alike. Hears' eyebrows, for the reason that they an- stiff and have exactly the rlghi line, arc employed in the making of a ily that ia extensively used iu salmon fishing. These eyebrows are taken from the Himalayan brown bear anil are expensive. Fly makers employ agents ull over the world to look for birds thai will supply material for the best ii.> hackles. One of the moat sought after .kins is tb.i of the rare screamer, an African bird about (be size of a hen. tbat shows a Uny bunch .of feathers on pach shoulder, worth about $16 a bunch to the fly maker. One of these birds Will, It is estimated, supply feathers in sufficient quantity lo make only half a dozen tli us. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain .Mercury, a* merrwf -*iii wiv destroy tiir Mm ot maslil md wnpmriy dentin u»* wh.,|p -onum when I •'iit'-hnij n t'lrniiKh the nuioiu' mrfarr*, Mich I'll, " ,-*Ih>iiM MVCf ba li*"**! Iirppt OO prf-amp-j UoM r-nn rfimiatii*- [iliym-ian-*. nn itx- dSfflUO ti .->■ «iil ■)» is tffl toll I to I'm -finul you ran puMblf lie- I :!<••• fmm ilicin. Hull'** Catarrh ' un-. n imilmiirnl tn r. j. rhi-n-*-)' Ar i'n.. Toledo, 0.. eontoloi bo nur- in ind i" liken Intorulty, ariini dweetljf ni<on tiV IHiuhI mid trn in m* »iiil»"'. nt lb*> -■.-it-iii III burins nm > catarrh < un "•■ (■ur*** ynu nfi the "■,!*.■ Il M tahpii i' -r, , -. ami mailr tn liilrilu. illilii liy K. J Chmrf A lit. IcitlTiinni-tia Hem. mi|i| tn* Drttn *• l'rl.r. :",■ |>f* bottle- itk' iuii j nniif i'ln* tor eoesUpatna,. Tomtit a Lamplighter l-'or several weeks past one of the public Street lamps ai Green ford, near l&allng, has been found Alight nearly ••very day, although tbe lamplighter i-xtlngulahed the lighl each morning, Suspecting that some youthful imp with nils.-hleVlOUS propensities was at work, the lamplighter set himself to capture the culprit who was glvtylg him so much trouble. While waiting in in line to pounce upon the offenders le was amazed to see the lamp apparently light Itself, Investigation revealed the fact that a tomtit had built a siiiik nest In a corner of the lamp am) wns In lhe habit of hopping on to the ring at* I ached to the chain of lha Incnndes- rem by-pass, thus turttiuK uu ihe light. More About The Loading Platform The present f,e.irr*tion of Western farmero will never know th» difficulties nnd v■ xall. ns experienced tiy their predecessors In lh" earlier years when no ono could K*et a carload of grain whipped In bulk except by ioidlng it through an elevator, The system forced thc majorl'y of tanners to ncll tbelr grain to tho elevator owners at arbitrary prtcts, and oft Hues to -nubmlt to heavy dockage and other -annoyances, causing continual dissatisfaction. Now however the distribution o* ..us as fixed hy the Grain Act, and tho use of thn loading platform, provide facilities which enable tho farmer to secure satisfactory Meal■..■*nt in the disposal of ills f-raln. and the hlRhost market prices at time of sale. Every farmer therefore, should more and more e-nleavor to use the loading phtform ln shipping his grain to the terminal elevators, It la the safeguard of the farmers' free dom in disponing of his prain to the hest alvantace for himself. If farmers refrain l:o.n usinR the loading platform freely, It might result ln Us being dnne away with. hecai,*-*» railway companies and elevator owners nra strongly opposed to |V. It Is easy to understand why elevator people dedre the lenilnR platform abolished. Tbe railway eople on their part sny It delays tho loading of ears nnd helps tc< raure car shortage. Th's we know to he nonsense, because frequently nfter cars nm loaded whether with grain, coal lumber or other merchandise, Ihey are sldetracke' for dnys and even weeks Instead of being promptly moved forward to destination. It Is engine shortage .'id shortage of competent trail men that mostly "quaes pram Uockndefl on railways and "..ot lack of cars. Let every farmer thev .fore, <'., all he can to use * e loading platform and become nn !"f|tpe idct shipper. fn subsequent adverttsementj: we will state In detail the savings and other advantages nf direct loading Into cars compared with loading tht uigh elevators. We handle the farmers grain strictlv on commission, mnke Hber.il advances on -ar bills of lading. Bup_rvls*« the grading at time cars nre Inspected, se ure the highest price*; nt time of sale nnd mako prompt returns when sold. Write us for shipping instructions and market Information. Thompson Sons & Company GRAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS 701-703 V. (.RAIN .XCHANGE. WINNIPEG, CANADA. QEE how handy my new granary is, O You place four or five of them around your quarter section. This saves time in harvest hauling to stacks." ' Then my granarcs con-.e in ta hold jour prain from each stack. Hy granary keeps prainclean, dry nnd unhealed. No mu»ty grain, no losses from rats or vcrmi-.. When jj^ijj ready haul direct to the elevator from the granaries." I ma'te several sizes of this handy granary. You can get 150, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600 and 10C0. full measure guaranteed Imperial I'ushel sizes mot small U.S. bushels) and you Mt up any Pediar Granary in half a day. Remember vou can move it easily any time. My Granary savesbig money by cuttingdown teaming and keeping I'm grain right." "St. how the man at the left can shovel grain in from the threshing machine, if it has no leg-spout to deliver grain direct through the manhole on tht root. *■■■■■ The other man is bagging grain. Granaries are had with door-ieclion or plain, as desired. My new Granary il lust right lor saving cost, lt pays for itself in a year. It comes in iections—low freight cost. A boy can Ht up Writt lor my descriptive booklet." too Wrh. tor BssdsUtNc.il The Pedlar People Limited,Oihaw«,Ont7 ' wii-notEO ciLOAtr bdmohtom 76 Lombard St. Crura Slock suMliw, lAIZATOON MOOSE JAW tETRBUDOl Drasser IM) em W'bsllsxk k UsilUt JU Filth 31. H | Oirtet your Inquiry to tha Pedlar pla c neareit you They will aniwar you promptly and aave you time The Pedlar Granary la tire-proof. Think what that meanal Easily Understood llosl—Kxoilie ii"*. Thnt's my plinnt*. At Photiel Oli. yes. WliBt't ihnl? Vou can't (tlvi> 'iu* tho hour yuu iirtimiscil I could hu..* tomorrow? ii do.'flii i Incommode me in the i.*n«' Any olh**r llmr will do, Don't men- I imi II. (liimll.y, I'-rlend—That must hnve bi'cn your ev .initial. 1, HuBl—It was. I etay. Moat Excellent Reason < It wns a kuIu oooaslon nt the Bohool, | and Ihu v mini; lady principal wua very | nnxloua Uml h -r pupils should nlmw iff to Iln best advantage before the I many ladle present. 1 '*. - lirsl hi-luilar sin* Kaiil: lira..*, wliere waa Mary, j t, ' 8cot», born? iIikow. answered Ihe pupil. | was Mary born there'.' ask- ei *r. iilli* Grace promptly an- There are Othera Dlgga—What do you think of that Idiot Jones? He always answer* i,lie qiies'lon by asking another. Biggs—Does he? Mrs. lienpeck—You know Ihe say Iiii;. Unlucky In love, lucky at curd*. Henpeck—And yet you won't let in» play. m, her mother wae A Brava Challenge Mrs. Rebecca Klailok. aged 101, ot Philadelphia, wants to run a foot race with nny woman over du In her horn* city. Address Oeneral Delivery. THE FREE PRESS, CHILLIWACK, B.C. JL When you want to clear your house of flies, see that you get MARRY YOUNG Imitations are always unsatisfactory. nMr*jJt THE'ALBERTA'HOTEL 715 MAIN ST.. WINNIPEG A lew door:; ioulh of CP.R. -Depot Rjtcs $i*50 to $2.00 per day Hot and cold w.'ter In every room Hotel practically Fireproof AH Out aide Hooms The Rev. C. H. Grundy Gives Some Matrimonial Advice Early marriages are better for mor* ntUy, baiter for the State, better (or moiety, For domeBticlty, tor the growth of personal character, and better for the children, who will thus, when growing up, rejoice tn parents who can be kee-i and interesting companions, Thus said Rev, C, ll. Grundy, M.A., well-known R3 a lecturer aud the popular vicar oC St. Petpr'a Brockley, England, to ;i representative a few I days ngo But do noi therefore think, he went j I on. thai T uin encouraging the youthful folly nf improvident marriage, j | which no often lends to misery. I At tho same time, why should pen*] ! pie want ti- Blavt marrioil life on a grand aiul showy Boale Instead or being coni iii to work tholr way up by , degrees The roal fault Is the oxtra- •*agunco ol bachelorhood, The word economy Us nol In lhe dictionary or ' muny ui"ii until thoy think of mar-* rlaRo. All men should begin to pre* pare tlniuclally for marriage Jho moment th°v li.* vn to earn monoy, Tlio \ habtl or thrlfl thus formed will bo quite a> vnltt'ihJo and helpful as Lho money na*, ed. Vou say thai perhaps n girl bas 1 boon bro ighl up tioconUng to stnnd- | nrdn or rpinforl Hi il line isi Hate a I r or tain salary In Iln* man she Is to iny, in order thai she shall not For Straightaway Plowing, hour after hour, without troubles or stops, COCKSHUTT PLOWS are the most economical on the market. mmm "W;{**?*«l The Fresh Air Fund ' .Mrs. Noopop—Charlie, wlmt do you, think? Mini's jusi sent US a $10U cheque for ou;* new baby? Wasn't; thai good of him? Mr. Noopop—I should pay ao! I'll! write :u once aud thank htm ior his contribution to the fresh air fund. Tho T.-ie Worst Case worst case of mixed metaphor suffer hv tho coutr l» u big nnln' al one litres thai .1 regis ti ' anlaluliin. M o iiauu who are willing to i posse ■ rartlculur i',i< men would km StFiOO in* the $1700 and i mado of mv recent loe- ■ should 1)0 Kepi t ni' young Indies ko uii ibands who icomes, Thus v which nro the i year girls, and Within the past few days a fifth survey paity has boon soul out. of Vancouver by Chief Engineer Callaghan of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway. This latest oxfiodltlon is mado up of is men in charge of Mr. P. O, Ashe an experienced operator on location work in mountain country. Its field or action will be southwest of Lllloet and is will to br the roughest di* Irilct covered by lho project* d rail* road, Tlioso already ol work ore near West Vancouver nnd northoasl ol Newport, it the he-id of Move Sound. Minard's I Inlnn-nl Co., Limited. Oentlomon, -In Juno, OB, I had my hand and wr's! hllten and badly mangled hy a vicious horse, 1 Bufforod greatly for several days, and lhe tooth cuts -M'fn eil to heal until ynur neont ■-iw rn,. n h0|tie of MINARD'S IiINI- MI.NT, which l began using, The effecl wai mnglcal; In five hours the pain h id eras.', and in two weeks tho won' : • Mad eompleti ly healed and mv hand and arm \\ ere as well as ever, Vour Wt. Al.tol P.O. truly. A. EJ, ROY, Carriage Maker. Itm ADD HEALTH TO MOTKEtt AUD CHILI. itRS.WlH-kLOW'1 ■OOTHfl'O m\avr \te* ham MC. (orovtu SIXTV YEARSfry WlLUOHSf* EoTHltRI (ur their CHILDREN WHILg FhKTBINO. wllh rSRHKLT S.CCB.fta_|s loo""" tOOTHBS !h.- CHILD. SOI'TKNS Ihi O0ML LUVH til IAIN; CORBBWAND COLIC, id in« w,t reifltdy tor UIARRHCBA. . It la mm- uk for "Mrt, _ _ . . >ml uk- mmmtimmi Twtoty-flvt'ceriti • Wilt. Mliiltlr b«nnle». Br iu Wlflilov'i BMthlni Kyi comprehend In which section io look. i Imi proposal wun nol received with favor hy sum of tlioso present, but 1 may say that my matrimonial bur* e.\u which is realty doslgned to do nothing more than bring young couple together by eorrespondonco - has proved successful beyond my expectations. Already I have had 140 letter- some from the Colonies— ami out happy pair will he loaviing shortly t* mr.ko a home in Australia, U) l advocate State encouragement or regulation of early marriages? No sir, I in-it-t emphatically do ~>t; wel R-nuisite on the Farm.*—Every cannot havo the policeman m control j farmer and stoclf-ralper ahould keep our love affairs, Bul what I do wish a stipplv of Dr Thomas* Electric Oil to insis- upon is that parents mlghtjon hand, not only as a ready remedy Entirely Orlnlnal Do ynu consider Wobbleton'a hum- ! or original, Binks? asked Dubblelgh. Sure ii is, said Binks. Absolute- I don't believe (here Is any hu* healthy by applying Dr. Chase's Olnt- ! ly. I mor in existence I -doton's joke . . """ R-nuisite i j farme known, said a teacher ol Knglish at. ihe University of Pennsylvania, was lhe output of Sir Kllis Ashmcttd Bartlett. who belonged to a Philadelphia lamily, Sir Rills once wrote to tho London Times: The concert of the powers In China is a mere delusive screen, agreeable in sound, very tiokliug to the ignorant car, calculate; to draw the cheers of the groundlings, hut. which really serves only as a blind to ourselves, as a cover for ministerial Inaction .as a sounding board to tell our foes of our plans, nnd as a lever wherewith they are enabled to eheoktnato our policy. Imagine, ended the Instructor—Imagine ii screen doing all thai! TEACHER CURED OF BARBER'S ITCH TELLS OF CURES AMONG HIS PUPI.S THAT WERE REMARKADLE Raw, Inflamed, Itching Skin is Soothed and Healed by DR. CHASE'S OINTMENT Barber's Itch is a form of Ring-; worm, which when once started, is most annoying and unsightly, and | most difllcult to cure. Barbers often refuse to shave anyone having this' disease, ior fear of passing tt oa to i other customers. Bul you can cure Harbor's Itch and j keep the skin wonderfully soft and' WHAT AHE YOUR KIDNEYS FOR? . mnltpr from ihe olsonou* Midi nnd WBSt-t ml !happena if Mir kith 'ion? I'hoy run no*, properly filter tlio (he blood, Winn tiiPii7 First backnebea, jciiiiti nnd niUB-lBs, frequent boadachee, before tint eyes, rheumatic pains, thru In.mn! kidney dlee-asa in wblcb «t grenl expense only temporary relief cun bu had. Finally, con* premature <f**(i(li, lirii the knltifv-M )n>i*ih to warn --T their ttnltpalthy condition, !••> to su KIT MTUI-: 1*11,1 s, They will bain the kidneys und keop erywbere at iif iy cents a box ur mailed dlreot by : MARTIN, BOLE £* WYNNE CO., EOSBHB9U WINNIPEG, CANADA A Stick for a Hump Swing a stick tu cure a hump, physical or mental, A well known physician recently stated that fewer | round shoulders would be observed in ; our young men ci' to-day could ihey but-cultivate tho habit of carrying a | Ptlck. As will easily he seen, the i use of a walking stick Inevitably 'pulls back the arm, And so, quite naturally, too, the eldest is pushed for-, ward, thu. allowing of iis expansion.' Whereas the man who carries nothing is Invariably nervously conscious of: his hand-*,. And to hide them away. Bomewhere puts them in his pockets. What happen i? By tho very action of thrusting his hands iu his pockets lie brings hts shoulders Into the lilie of a slouch, and so to a stoop. But to be at all efficacious the walking stick carried must be of ordinary si/.c —that is to reach as far as tlm hip. A shorter stick fails In its mission.' Kor either it is -swung in the hand. with the olher hand in the pocket, or it is carried high under the arm, with both bands hurled deep. Sovereign TRADE MARK REG. S_.ea.M_ig Fell contains no ell or tar. ll Is ;!•_*., odorless, waterprool, g*r:n and vermin proof and pr3;:.„."y Indestructible. Makes houses draft-procf, easy lo heat, ami comfortable In any weather, Ask y;ur dealer to shs-v ycu a sample, or wile for sample and Booklet to the .; S.I. C.n.sii_S M».W».;";"r~ THE STANDARD PAINT CO. ol Canada. Limited. tfsn'ml, Hiial,.,. Cjii-srv Vssis.-t.si.er. llllll edates Wub- THE JOHN 1NGLIS CO., Limited Engineers and Boilermakers Boilers of all kinds—Engines, Pumpo, and Heavy Pla_a Work W,rii,* u I for Price. 14 Strachan Ave.. Toronto, Canad.*i If you want to purcha so a carload Good Ontario Apples Communicate w ith h. H. DAWSON 90 Cotbourne Street Toronto do much more than they ilo to foster early marriages. For the longer 1 live the more i am shocked at the Belflshnosa of parents; they not only keep the gir1-. about them in the home instead oi letting thom earn their livings, but too oft nn they seem to take a selfish delight in opposing their natural mattlmonlal yearnings. The father likes to take hf_ charjn- ing daui'-iter about with him, or the mother i< anxious to make her assist! iii the household management—and, for ills In the family, hut becausi is a horse and cattle mod (cine great potency. As n substitute for sweet oil for horses and cattle affected by colic it far surpasses anything that can be administered. Not for Him .Tones—I dare you to go over and speak tn that lady over there. James—Not on your life. That'-; my wife, and besides, we ain't speak- in any case, they do practically no-'in'. thing to help her to meet eligible, j —* partners And yet it is often the1 Did y_u know that Miss Belle gave ease tint such home-staying girls'Jones some apparel? How odd. llow know next to nothing of practical do-, was it" Well, lirst nhe gave hlm A Puzzle Mn caught pa kissing the hired girl. Whnt'fl she going to do about If.' That's the trouble. She doesn't know. Slit can't make up her mind whether to £et rid of pa or the hired j girl, Sometimes she says she thinks! phe can -et a new husband easier] than she cr get a new servant, Near Dorchester, England, there are the remains of a Roman amphitheatre capable of holding 13,000 people. Senor Contele: Garza, under-sec* retary of the interior of Mexico is it nii'iter-/.-fact man who has the habit of holding his mouth open. Tin* ot'-er day Secretary o! the Interior Gunzalcs walked into Qa.'za'a cilice nnd eXC'ttlmed: Old chap, you hive yo ir mould open! I know ii. replied Garza, not looking up from hts writing, I opened it myself thi*- morning. When Rlmpkina read in the news ■paper abjUt the cricket club, he con fessed that he didn'l know that th< eil.ket carried a c|tib. (nestle wirk or economy—how to market wisely, boit to test the goodness of articles before buying what qiian-l titi-f-s of things are requisite for vary-: inn numbers ot people, and so on— :!tiil thus they go on and on. Immersed j In petty pursuits, until they are really j not ollgfl lo ns wives. hi my opinion, parents can hprdlyl | begin too early to train tholr children for marriage. What? No, i don't] ' Ihlnk I go ijuire so far as t-cky, who1 advocated child-marriage, under cer- I tain conditions and strict supervts*] Ions; tint I do think every man ought i I to marry the moment he has sufficient: J means, and a sense of responsibility ami lias found Miss Wrlgrft, j Yes. I am aware that chlld-marrlagea have been allowed In Turkey, and j that in Spain and Switzerland, for ex* . ample, a girl of twelve is considered ', of marriageable nne. ■ But I do nol make a jo'nt of age so much iis of I the fulfilment of the above conditions: and when 1 bear people saying that I ■ marriage is too responsible an under- i taking, and thai it may handicap a 1 man in his bu-lncss career. I tell hlm that It is only when a man is faced hy the Imperative neci the mitten and then sack. he gave him the ment. Just read what this teacher has to say about the healing power of Dr, Chase's Ointment. Mr. Chas. C. Polrler, Upper Cara- quet, N P.. writes—"Two years ago while teaching at Shlppegan I caught Barber's Itch. t\ friend told me Or. [ it j Chase's ointment would cure me. as j of! It had him. When I went for a box j 1 thought !■ dear, hut when I found; how good it was I thought it cheap. "Not only was I cured by that j single box, but It also cured two of i my pupils and this too quickly to be believed. One or them, a girl, bad j a running sore on the chin, which the. doctor had tried in vain to cure. Thej other had n sore on the ear. I can certify t.i the cure of these cases." Wherever there Is itching skin or a sore that refuses to heal you can apply Dr Chase's Ointment with positive assurance that tlie results will be entirely satisfactory. The soothing, healing power of this great ointment is fnly wonderful. flOc. n box Clarice—Why, you proposed to May last night, with those same words. Vance—Oh, darling, that was only a tryout, this is the lirst professional performance. CANCER He coaxed her one morning to Ily; They fell from half way to the sky. When askei' to explain She replied with much pain: It almost l.illed be and I. - -Chicago Record-Herald. 80,1k Te*m, a ,llltu.4 - "■* '*■"* ii-bu* ii , ,i OM ,nrii, uic-n-r. »,m (rawtfta BMrad, Detcr-iM your tronbl. ■ w« w-,l tea* ii-oli Md i,11lllw,11Jlt THE CANADA CaNCCH MSTII to cmurchill a. .. rommra . fcjkM -mu Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. What's the Use Hub—I observe by the newspapers that Governor Wilson has gone to Seagirt. Wife—To see Cert who? I -suppose you mean some relative. After we acknowledge that there am several side* to every question we cinch o.ur mental narrowness by aggressively adhering to our own. Insulted Visitor—Never say die! Boston Boy—I commonly refer the dissolution of the vital force. Might Mean That Mrs. Exa (with newspaper)—Here at all dealers or Edmanson, Bates & 1 i3 an awfully funny typographical er- Co.. Limited. Toronto. | ror. It says Mrs. Rich awoke about . . j f0ur o'clock and heard strange noise. Oldtlmer— Is your married life one, in the house, grand sweet song? I Exe—How do you know It's a typo- Newlywed—Well, since our baby's■ graphical error? Maybe It means, been horn It's been like an opera, full [ that sbe heard her guests snoring, of grand marches, with loud calls for j the autho every night. Ch-ap Living A European correaBODiient •** _'.-•> New York Evening Past »- uu paper as teilowa:—J i:n wtaa * forced to observe eases vi . .- a harm Is dune by ths (umtintuui the old Idea dut living *.i thaafler a Europe than ia America. It i i true, though !eda 30 than H v u * m ; five years a.*--), r.iu: almost - ■- *■... ■ , in Europe doe-, live ob (Offer ha 1 pie of rfie name ekus • r..*r- ,1, but tha* i. not a taa tt 1 ■ ■..■:■■ u...a bui of hsiauu natore In trot'ing up the total w we've always got our shar close decisions! find that i of the No fewer than nine newspapers are published in Wnterford, Ireland, which Is the equivalent of one for every UGuO Inhabitants. Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc. After all tliere Is this to be said for Jonah: He was not fishing on his own hook. The prima donna who can reach the htsh notes is able to reach also tbe high bank notes of the manager. A Richmond woman has in her employ a coiored cook who has Inanaged to break nearly every variety of article thnt 'lie household contains. Tbe mistress' patience reached the limit recently when she discovercl that the An American md a -_«:or.-in:a;i we discussing the extent at Croat -.,■-.■: lenced ia the north, of S-em .u.iii Why. it's nothing ,1: __l :;m;.;i.-"t to the co!d w» hsve En -..: * -/1 *h. said the American. I racofteat :hh winter when a aheep, jumpiag Ceofa i hillock i- a rleld. - a ne ;::-*..- frozen on tbe way and stock m fte ur like a lump 0! But man. explained the Seatanaa the law of jravttj wooidn I tU-m tiat I kno^- that, laid th - I n • ic 13, ■the law oi gravity wu Crasan the mnglne that the world go the world round We egotistically things we dn nuik-t round. put isn't anyway? Everybody knows that Methuselah wa;' the oldest man. but even lhe Bible is rojeent about the oldest woman. lie puts bis best fool forward. N.». sir 1 am nol a relation of that ancient kill-joy, the world-renowned Sirs, Grundy! No- am I by any nifans n kill-Joy. Vou may sum my not to up in a phrase: Prepare Ihe young with all possible care for the matrimonial plunge! Mr. E, Parrlngton. chief clerk In the trainmaster's office of the Grand Trunk Rhl'way at Ottawa has accepted tho position of chief clerk and secretary to Mr. .1. P. Klrkpatrlck, Grand Trim!: Pacific Superintended at Reglnai Mr. Parrlngton has left Hy for effort that *-*''•" ■■■,' rtTst accompanied hy Me Roy A Standard Medicine.—Parmelee'si resigned: Vegetable Pills, compounded of en- Yessum; tirely ve.etablo substances known tot take tin* have a revivifying and salutary effect j we? upon the digestive organs, have through years of use attained so eminent a posltlor. that they rank as n standard medicine. The ailing should remember Ihls. Simple dusky servitor had broken tho mometor that hung on the front porch. I Well. well, sighed the lady of the' Queens.own. Ireland. *v*ii fbnnartj bouse In n most resigned way, you've I known a_ The Cove of Cork, . shoo managed to break even tha th-vm- the late Qneen VTctorta 1 * . : ometer. haven't you? I there in 1S43, it change-: i lajtoc The maid replied in a tone equally j Is Jones a wise man? fare *> and now we'll have to lis Just running over »:*.: v torn, 9JW\f weather as It comes, won't (he even carries auund ■■■: a ta i_i pockets. Dellsle, formerly a clerk In the Board their composition, they cnu be assim-l Hot-Weather Housewifery It ts every woman's ambition to look spotlessly fresh and dainty In warm , weather To do this she must have A vory absent-minded professor was I a constan- supply of clean blouses, busily engaged In solving a Scientific 1 and If she be thrifty, these she will •problem when the nurse hastily open-' wash herself. ed the library door and announced For tills soup-jelly Will be found lo great family event. j he Invnluah'y economical aud simple. nf Railway Commissioners who is se enterin" Mr. Klrkpatrlck's oiliee. Have you made any sacrifice to demonstrate your patriotism? I have, replied the St, Louis man. I bet r;i the home team regularly. THIRTEEN YEARS Hated by the weakest stomach and nre certain to have a healthful and agreeable effeo. on the sluggish digestive organ.-;. That Mocha Myth Twenty coffee experts testified In Judge Latidls's court In Chicago, that lbo world lt is 200 years old. The Unlucky Number for Dakota Woman last shipment from Mocha of local ■ ,—■.. ' grown c •ffeu took place that many Th'* question whether the number j years ago ■trans has arrived, Th# mil* 1 .*»or Kb? . lid thfl professor. lt Is a MltV boy h.'ild thfl nurse. Little hry, litlle boy. mused the professor. Well, nsk him what he Til lltS. The soap should hv shredded lut 1 basin, aud allowed lo moll until clear lof lumps. It should then be run oil' into a jar. When using, in a quart 1 nf water a quarter of a pound of tlie , soap jelly will be sufficient. Then, too, nothing looks more dow- — —. ■■ .. —... ,|y thai) a gown which has faded. A Within the last ten days tologropbllc [little salt in the water win set blue. communication! have been cs'r- | while alum helps green to retain its for the first time lietween the lown rolor. Ox gall Is Infallible for grey of Fort George situated on lho section I and brown, and hay water will proof the Grand Trunk Pacific's main | vent tan or brown linen nnd holland llino west of Ihe Rockies which In from changing (heir shades. Htlll under construction and the nnt-1 It may not be known, also, that side world, it Is difficult for those I white wash nig gloves should always who hnvo never known the hick of be allowed to dry with a little snip* these fao.lltlos to realise just how anl in Ihem, This prevents undue r\|(.- ' *' ■important event this Is In tbe lifo of) fen Ing, They ihoull be drawn over e nnw town. | tho hands slightly damp to pull Ibeui _ .. . ——— , [n((l ghape, WlndSOl Berkshire, England, has White veils, when washed, shnuhl been the home of England's Sover- neither be mangled nor Ironed. Care- elgns for more thnn eight centuries. -uiiy rrtrotchod, they should be wound _ tightly round a tub* "13" Is r":il!** more unlucky than any , other number has never been entirely , settled. A Ni Dak. Woman, after thirteen years of misery from drinking coffee. found u wa: to break the "unlucky spell." IVu is just as Injurious ;< 1 coffee because It contains caffeine, the drug 'ii coffee. She writes: j "Por thirteen years 1 have been a'coffee countries nervous wreck from drinking coffee, schemes My liver, stomach, heart—In fact, my whole Byitem being actually poisoned i by It. I "Last vear I wns confined to my bed ' for six months, Finally 11 dawned on me that uoffco caused the trouble, Then I began using Postum instead of I coffee, but with little faith, M my I mind wii.1 tn such a condition that I ! hardly knrw what to do next. "Extreme nervousness and falling ht enured me to lose all enur- In about two weeks after I This is 110 new; to those who know coffee. We have oft been told that tin* cute Brazilians rnlse a special Mochaesoue bean, which they ship to Aden, whence it la re-shipped to the world under the magic name of Mocha The world has looked blandly on at this, has bought coffee, drank It li'ul ir.ietabl;. called tt Mocha. Other may have similar CATS, HEELS Tread softly - Step safely, tfesfi I CAT* PAW RUBBER SOUS Eakody Mm planted features of Caft Paw Heels. m nr pnpei*i .villi** still ilninii. Wlicn dry ihey will Iii* nl)*ti»rv osi iii'lllis'r from ts'iim tint* Hl'.sTnni-ii ncs* spill oiisTi*.. imii Is.'k.iii In uai* Postum, ; 1 wna alilo to reafl nml my hnaii Mt clour. I 11111 Improving all tho time I anil I will In* 11 siniiiK. well woiiinii yot. "I linn, fooled more tlmn on.' pernio rn* wounij oa ,„ , ae||C|0U, ,.„,, „f Poatum, ssf onrdboard „„ a „. In 11 wiril Mooha cuffi*.* lins rrnaoil tn In* ii geographical nanii* nml hna become n more trade nana tor a trade article. Different Why iliil Mrs. IIiikIi Main leave tho mum right In the vory inldillo of her argument about tlio cruelty of killing ttiiiR lilnls? Oh, sin went Into tho kitchen to a'ls.w tlio sonant how to ilrou a live Mister into bulling waior. Johnny—Ma, may 1 bo down to tlle crock'.' What for. iny son? I want to drown u worm, Mra. S. wantod to know whore I| A teacher In a suburban school hear- ■ '""'""''•! iiimcU my iin.* coffee, l told her Ing a ajnothered laugh Inquired who '" _KsL_!" I my Kroce" had it and when alio found I dnrcil to b- ao rude. out it waa PoBtum alio hna used it i Please, air. it was mo, nnswrred a s-vs*r since, nrsl her nerves are build- loud voice, hut I did not moan I /. inn up lino. Did not mean to do it? querlg tho "My brain is atrotii*., my norvoa | now anits-y teacher. jr ' tend)', my nphs'lito good, and best of | No, air, I laughed up my al*"., o but 1 did not know there was a hole In W.N.U. 914 Injured -. I dud ihat my husband haa boon In.\iiiu the ollle,* boy to call mo up, every day and mumble terma of en-1 all, I enjoy aui n sound, pleasant sleep," ileiirmeiit Thai's a nice way lo fool, N'liine given by Canadian I'oatum l'n„ his wli'e He's boen awuy from thu Windsor. Ont. <!et the Utile honk In olllco himself. pkg.. "The Hoail to Well vllle," How Is u lhat you didn't nollco tho1 There's « Reason," voice? E-fr read the above letter? A Well, I'm liuay nt bridge evory day. new one appeara from lime to time. true, and full of land l'vo boon having the cook answer I They arc genuine, tr • tbo telephone! human Inter,it., ir.y elbow. We need i strung, decided *' lange Our vision could havo wider rungc. •if W, M could this arrange — Ulllsnnluml i. U. Olbey Belfait, Ireland,, .,£. , Ui_u A highgrade chew for those who want something better than usual. "Empire Navy Plug" is an exceptionally choice chewing tobacco — rich, tasty and lasting. You are sure to liko "Empire Navy Plug". ALL LIVE DEALERS HAVE IT- ASK YOURS. FREE PRESS, CHILLIWACK, BRITISH COLUMBIA. m WE CARRY Stocks of Lumber AT THE PLANTS OF \ The Rosedale Lumber Co. Rosedale, { and £. 0. Patterson, C. C. Road A ml will bo pleased to quote prices at these points as well as delivered on tho job. 1 ABBOTSFORD TIMBER & TRADING CO. LIMITED W. L. MACKEN Yard Phone MANAGER Offlce Phone 224 86 CHILLIWACK FREE PRESS tho solociion nf Uio nnme nml ii Formerly ni... Ss» Km.i [should us till' lis possible liu inntlo to Prlntril oml imblUlicil cvprv Tlmmlii)'rmm lis moot III.' wishes of nil. A well | s :s,^:iu»;,o?Sb!S;:« <•! »■■■}-!»■« t1-? n*,r,blicn! |,i,imi-ni llnli-li Kniliiri*: I. s t'l.iliil Sl.il.-.-s $1.1111. lllll); llllll ll IS Mill nnlv Wl'll tu USO AUVERTISINO IIATISS il ,,|i lottoi'lieilds llllll i*HV('lli|ll'S llllt "!tffi*i,,''ti,onui*iio"u'" ""k""" '"""" slimilil iiili.i'ii tho gatowuy, in order iiisiiins iitivtTiH..i» ..in iiiiiisr iTinnniifr ilmi tlmt nil win., I'liniii'i. tu iiiiss mav lu llusliro II I'lltllltfl'. s'ss|..v must III 11,1 lull, lllllll . ,, ,1 ,. ., . s. v w.iiii.-iiiH iiii'iiiiim. , fi'iiil iiiiii kimw tlm Iniuil.v rositllng c. a. iiaiiiikii. I'niiiisiitTiiiiii iTtinni'tisr. thero. Solvos thc Summer Ironing Problem Ten Days Free Trial Fur 1912 we are offering a j« Hotpoint ELECTRIC IRONS JfiwJ fc £: oral household use tor $4.50 This iron is similar to all "Hut- point " except that tho upper surface is unpol- isliod. GRAHAM ISLAND FARM LANDS Rich Black Soil, light clearing. $15.00 per acre EASY TERMS R. C. BARWELL Agt STAR REALTY CO. Burlier liiiiMinir Cbilliwaek. EWEN & CLAUGHTON BARRISTER, soi.lOIToli, NOTARY PUBLIC Westminster Trust Huilding CHILLIWACK, 11. C. British Colombia Electric Ry. PASSKN.IKIt SKHVtCB Weslliolllul— Leave Arrive Arrive Train. Chwk. Weatmin, Vim. IS 8.80 a.m. 11.20 12.16 B 1.15 p.m. 8.45 4.80 7 11.00 p.m. 8.40 0.80 Leave Arrive Arrive Traiii lliinln. Westniln. Van. 1 6.80 a.m. 3.M 0,45 Kantliiiuiiil— Leave Arrive Arrive Truin Vuu. Wesliuin. Chwk, 2 8.811 n.m. 9.30 12.18 4 12.16 noon 1.20 8.60 8 6.60 p.m. 6.10 9.16 Leave Arrive Arrivi' Train Vnn. Westmin. lllgdn, 6 3.66 p.m. 4.05 6.30 HIIKIlillT SKIIVIl'K LeavoChllllwaek tiki ii.m. dally except Sunday. Leave .Vancouver 7.ihi n.m. daily cxccpl Sundays Milk Train ilnily U.I'. p.m. All ]sa*.**.*nir.T I ruin*., except Num. I it.i.l 5, I uin. lis. Bxpress. PARRY BROS. Express, Truck and Dray Phone 260 Reg. E. Broadhead WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER WESTMINSTFR STREET Opposite Barber's Drugstore. Vancouver City Market Main Street, Vancouver It Ims been arranged to hold two sales weekly, Wednesday and I Saturday at 10 a.m. Growers will please arrange t>. have their consignments forwarded the previous evening. We handle Fruit, Vegetables, Poultry, Kgg", Meat, Etc. SHARP RETURNS, QUICK SALES, PROMPT SETTLEMENTS john McMillan Manager. THE CITY COUNCIL Tin* City Council mel in regular session on Monday evening. A communication wus read from the Secretary of the City School Hoard, asking for llie lolnl amount of money voted by By-law for High School purposes. The matter wns referred to the Chairman of Finance. Advice wns received from the Canadian Fairbanks Co., frnin which firm the city woigh scale wns pur- chased, advising thai the scale should lie inspected by llie Government Inspector. Kilwunl Hunl asked for an extension of permit for use of portion of street in front of new post ollicc for two months. An extension of one month wns granted. A pommunication from Whiteside & Edmonds, solicitors for tho Sun Life Co,, Btated that the live monoy bylaws for $02,000 had I n in accordance with the Municipal Act nnd enclosed form of dcbonluro to be used, lt was moved thai tlio Dobentures be printed forthwith, A. C. Henderson nsked for a rebate of taxes on property used by the city as a pound. Refund granted. ('. W. Webb wns wrongfully assessed a thistlo tax, which wus refunded. Mrs. Chadsoy, through the Mayor drew attention to what she thought u too heavy a tax for the cutting of thistles on her properties. Nc action. Comment was general on damage done the new cement walks by heavily loaded wagons passing over them at points other tban regular crossings. Action will be taken to prevent this. Tlie matter of providing assistance for a Mrs. Chisholm and family was again left with the Hoard of Health to deal with. The Hoard of Health reported that A. C. Hummer had refused lo pay for work done as ordered by the Hoard, in an effort to lietter the sanitary conditions at rear of liis property. The mutter was referred to tin* Sanitary Inspector. Tin* painting of tlie Kire Hull was a lively topic, as to methods of procccdure, qualities of paints, nnd snecd of painters. The work was lefl to the Kire, Water and Light Committee. Aid. McOillivray again brought up the matter of thc completion of sidewalk construction on 1'riuccss avenue. He and the ehnirtniiii or tin* Hoard of Works exchanged views on sidewalk construction and drain- ago. The Mayor assured the questioning Alderman that Princess avenue would receive attention iu it very short time. Tne Council adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening next. ADVERTISING CREATES BUSINESS. Dues any mosupposo thai catalogue houses would enjoy mucli trade if they did not tell the people who patronizo them what they have to sell? Thc greatest catalogue house in the country might have warehouses tilled to overflowing with goods nnd never sell nny, if tliey waited for buyers lo write them nnd ask for certain things tliey kept iu stock. The catalogue houses play up everything tliey have to sell. Tbey create a demand through iheir ways of advertising, Tliey remind people tliere are tilings needed, and having backed up the reminders with pictures, pleasing nnd convincing descriptive matter, Iind il un easy matter to get orders, That's III.' dillerence lietween lhe Catalogue houses and lhe average dealer. Ask the latter why he docs mil advertise his goods, In* will dis- iluiuiully assert thai everyone knnws Hint he has lhe guilds, uud if wanted will ask for them. Nol so. If lhe dealers would gel right down to intelligent advertising the buyers would soon know, and remember, Ion, that the dealers huve what Ihey want. They will he constantly reminded that things nre kept in stock. The catalogue will uot be hnlf sii templing when lhe local dealers lake a lillle space ill their Inline papers totolllllO buying public some of lhe things that nre for snle, Winnipeg Commercial. It. A. Henderson, ci:. & m.e. ASSOCIATK sIKMtlRH III' Till: CANADIAN KOCIKTY OS CIVIL KNlHSKKIll* B. (*. Land Suiivkvob Rooms 10 All, Westminster Trust Block CHILLIWACK, B.C. NOTICE Wo have a new aini uii-ti.-iliile plant with tin* latest methods for all kiwis sst' Cleaning, Dyeing mul I'ress- iii]x. Expert help l.sr all branches. s**iriiil attention will in* given tmill Mini ini'l Expross orders frnin Chllli- vvn.-kniiil ilu- Valley. Wo solicit atrial. JARVIS DYE WORKS 428 Sth AVE. W.. VANCOUVER NAMING THE FARM. What's in a name? Perhaps a name for the farm is only a concession lo the sentimental; never- the less, it is becoming a custom ibat characterises the owner as a man of pride. Possibly his knowledge that the farm is named may stimulate him to better work on tin* farm. No doubt the community looks upon tbc name as a trade mark for this particular farm ami the tilings for whicli it is noted. It may carry discredit as well as credit, and truly its reputation will only la* lhat which the farmer makes for it. The nnme of the furm should mil be hastily chosen, und should mean something, lt mny he mado tn meet snme fiiney of the owner, but preferably should have a relation in snnie distinct feature nf the farm or lino of farming porsuod. Tin* entire family should lie consulted in I Election Notice TAKE NOTIt'K tlmtnHperrotw(other ilmn rcftiateml properly owners, nr yen- ilees miller mriHteml ngreeinentfi nf -wile having Hi'im-il frnm ili<- roffteU-nilowner ii written transfer of (lie right to rote) desiring to vote nl tin* next election of Mayor antl Aldermen for the Cliy "f Chitliwflck] must file a deelArntion with Ihe City Clerk on nr More •'• o'clock p. in. of October Hist 1012, I). K. CAULETOX, City Clerk, Forms for transfer to agreement holder can In* had Upon application lo (he t'ilv Clerk. MONTREAL. THE STANDARD In tho National Weekly Newspaper uf the Dominion of Canada. It Is iiiitiuii.il In all Its aims. It us.h thc most expensive engravings, procuring the pholuKraplis from nil over thu world. its article, are carefully wlected and Its editorial pwlicy Is thoroughly Imlt'pendcnt, A subscription tn Th** Standard emits $2.00 ptr year to any address In Canada or (ir.at Britain* TRY IT FOR 1912! Montraal Standard Publishing Co, L'mitad, Publisher,. ******** ************ ********************************* * 1 THE MERCHANTS BANK * ! Established OF CANADA mi * t Paid up Capital and Reserve $11,400,000 I We give special attention to Savings Accounts. One * Dollar only is necessary to open an account, interest * allowed at highest Bank rate and added twice a year. * No delay in withdrawals. Two or more persons may * open a joint account and either party can withdraw -j * money. | * _ ! CHILLIWACK BRANCH N. S. MACKENZIE, | J Manager X ***************** ************************************ ♦«♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦**♦♦♦♦♦+*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦+♦♦♦♦♦*♦ >-**s->i**>** Never, Nol | NEVER * | From Ocean to Ocean. I've trn versed Ihis land, * Through iis fortilo valleys, and ovor its mountains grand * Hut never on earth have 1 seen before + Tho way tiio)r are slaughtering goods al tlio Trenholm's + * store. ♦ X % Why they arc doing so, nu une ean tell, They may only tlo so for a spoil. ♦ % Then you want to get there during that spell. * * I The New Furniture and Hardware Co. ■___ •I**************************************************** MILLINERY FOR THE FEET Ladies! is it reasonable to invest $20.00 in a hat, and wear cheap, ordinary shoes? The best gowned woman in our town is fastidious about her footwear. Her shoes harmonize with her gown and headgear. Otherwise she would not be correctly gowned. You know this lady. And she insists on wearing RELINDO | SHOES. BECAUSE We can give you a perfect fit. Made on the latest model, in all widths, in a shoe that is comfortable, flexible and durable. Relindo Shoe is a tailor- made shoe for particular women, and is an apt expression of the latest style. The Cushion lied, (exclusively controlled by RelindoShoes.) makes walkingadclight. No nails to hurt the fool, and produces J\ a resilient, springy effect that characterizes ' _ a graceful walk. We have them in all aizes and invite • careful inspection. R. J. MclNTOSH Continuity of Impression is successful advertising. [ Big Values in Five Acre Blocks | Half Mile from B. C. Electric Station and Close to School and Store. These are splendid buys AT $150 to $225 PER ACRE I F. J.flART & CO., LTD. The Chilliwack Specialists I FREE PRESS, CHILLIWACK, BRITISH COLUMBIA JL *[Wli%&^W&W&iWftW>K2^e^^ wmw aA **** sPl £_ Money to Loan Having been appointed local agents for the Sun Life Assurance Company | ot Canada, we are prepared to loan money on fi Improved Chilliwack Farm Property and to Purchase Approved Mortgages and Agreements for Sale em •*»* 1 fm ***•*- N ne 1 r us mt i»m II **** SOUTH SEA FASHIONS. The Dusky Native Belles Have Queer Idea, About Dress. II would be hnrtl tn Iind n spot wtiero tin.* subject of dross (loos not sway tlio feminine mind. To tlie world nt largo its ulist'rvuui.'e causes cither n grenl denl of pli'iisuro or n good store of amusement, in lb** allegory of amuse* Bicnt inny be placed llie proceedings of the dusky belles described by Hell trice Griiiislmw In her book, "In the Strange Souih Sens:" A Ineo trimmed garment of mine, usually worn at night under tbe shel* Ier of slioels nntl iiuilts, went to n Sunday morning church uh a best dress In full daylight 0.1 lhe psrson of the laundress Intrusted with my wash. The funny side was so coi splcuoiis that she never gut ihV reproof she deserved. A certain flower tiirpio made of popples, n bloom iiiikiinun In the PnclllC, tlrst drove the women uf the Island hnlf distracted with excitement, then led thlily-slx unlive Indies to appeal' Simultaneously nt ll dance wearing 01* cell.'iil copies of my Paris model douo In double scni'Uit hibiscus from the lnusli. A wedding from which iinforlunnte- ly I was absent furnished the finest display of unlive dress Unit took place tiinl year. The lirlile wore foiirleen sill! dresses, not all at once, but one after nnother, changing her dress ngnln mid again during tho reception until Uie while spectators were fairly giiiily- JOY IN THE SCHOOL Applications for Loans receive the personal attention , of our Mr. Hart who is Inspector of Loans for the ft Sun Life Co. in British Columbia, and are handled £ with the least possible delay. ""* m Call on us foi- further particulars F.J.HART&CO. LTD. Chilliwack B. C. _ •4 1 em s. *9\ me 1 m*\ The Housewife Hay Use As Much "Gumption" in Spending the Family Income as the Husband does in Earning' it. "Gumption" is not a slang word, by any means. It is Americanese for''practical sense'' It the housewife doesn't us it, generously, in making purchases for the home, she will find the family income always insufficient--glowingly insufficient! Imprudence—which is a form tif non-gumption---will discount and mated futilojeven an increase in family income. Por lho easiest tiling in tin- world is to drift along, paying a dollar too mucli for this thing ami a tliint' to mucli for tlmt! Ami lliis is the invariable practico of those buyora of family supplies who think it " too much troublo to read the nils." For, you si*i', the atls. aro as important to the buyer of homo supplies as are the market roports to a broker. The merchant's "store news" should bo sorvod to patrons, and prospective patrons, as promptly and as satisfactorily as In* would inako delivery of goods. 'I'o do this profitably use the local paper. How Infant Classes In Some Foreign Countries Art Handled. The man in the club hud beeti (Billing politics wllh tiie school Inspector until that gentleman decline' to dis cuss the subject any more. •'We'll talk about tho youngsters themselves fur n change," be said. "Do you know thnt both In France and Belgium reading, writing and arlth metic ure being omitted from the subjects taught in Infant schools? Tbe children are simply taught to be happy Instead. And wben they bring their dinners to school th. food has, under tbe official regulations, to be put luto n basket, which must be labeled al the school and set on a special shell in a clean, airy place. Fancy such regulations In Engl ind! Any old Dews paper and any Mipboard Is good enough for our ehlUren. "In Germany toys are provided fo. play time, and all little children ur. compelled to bring clean pocket band kerchiefs to school, and they musi bave n bulb once n week. "In Finland ihe tiniest children an taught to wash dolls, dus* sweep, look nfter dowers, and so on, md tn somi Japanese schools n rcstli j room, wltb ■ bed. ls provided, so tat overtired children may bave a ' ap!"—London Answers. Bill and Hit Witch. "BUI, can you give me the correct timer* says one of Bill's friends. "Sure," soys Bill, dragging out hts watch. "My walcb was Just 'lewen seconds slow at twenty minutes of *) day before yesterday afternoon, and I don't believe It's varied more than t quarter of a second since. It's no« twenty-two minutes and seven ste onds past l-i." "Thanks, old man,*- says Bill'-* friend, who then drops his own wnlct Into his pocket and goes on bis way. Iteally he wasn't so particular alwul knowing the time himself ns desirous of giving pleasure lo Bill, for be kuow, thnt Bill In oue of the few million men ln the world who think each that his watch ls a wonder and wbo feel them selves flattered wheu tbelr friends ask them for tbe correct time.—New Vork Sun. Caught Her Stent. Old Podklus lay back In his chair In calm cuuteut. and. though bis wife was quite near blm, be was happy, for sin. hnd not broken the silence for nearly Ave minutes. Ue had been married for Are nne twenty long years, aud Mrs. 1'iiilUln* almost dully during twenty-four ol thorn bad disturbed tbe domestic peact by a too full exercise of ber tongue. "My dear," broke In Mrs. P., think Ing It time she suid something to ln terrupt the quiet, "I see by tbe paper* tbat a petrified Juw two yards loot bas been found In Cornwall." "Wlmt:" cried I'odklns. starting up "Now 1 know your secret But yot never told me your ancestors caint from that part of tbo world!"-l)iiiidt. Advertiser. Pointed Advice. There was a traveling man oncewht I found himself abort of funds. HI, lirsl thought, of course, wat to wlrt bis flrci. which he did. In n night let- ter he explained ibe situation aud ask ! ed: "How shnll I act?" Tbu next morning be got a day me. , •nge which was nothing If not llluml unlive: "Act ns If you wero brokt."-Sat Francisco Chronicle. Fairy Queen Heaters The Factory Ims been unable to keep up with the tremendous demand for those Stoves und we hnve lieen disappointed in not getting ours through on time, though ordered for August delivery. They are on the Way uinl are due uny minuto, Wo have ninny other lines if ymi can't wait, THE HARDWARE STORE WHERE A DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY DENMARK ® BURTON PHONE Hi. CHILLIWACK. < | li Embrace the big ii bargain opportu- ii nities to be hud ii at . i I Parsons' || Retiring I Clothing Sale ■ * i! S. A. PARSONS Hart Block ***************************************************** r%*imWmn*.%&i&tt*m~-zt*Wm*rw\ em em mM 1 Wo have anticipated a big fruit yield fot this season and have on hand a big supply of fruit crates both for local and shipping purposes. Your order will receive careful attention. em ml As W t TheChilliwacKPlaningMills ? sf P. 0. Box 243 Phone L2442 j \mtWittw?&^*&£&w: irnm' u<r,u ***************************************************** ♦ 15 000 Trees for Sale n.urahi'.A"!.-^^^-"^^'*^ * It/sjVVV 11CCO IUI iMK „,,,,,,. .„„.k; iy„r..|.i3.'. -'vm' ♦ { old, 25c; .1 year olil, .15c. Al'l'I.ES — Ontvcnstein, King *.f Tomnklw, I + Weiililiv. Northern Spy, Grimes liolilen, Jonathan and Snow. i'HiP. ♦ j A l-l'I.Ks-llysls.p. late nml Shield. Choice I.*t ol Clark's s.slling and * J Magiiini StrawlH-riies in *.* per I0O0. All raised ssn new bedi. # X UPLAND FRUIT RANCH AND NURSERY ♦ D. H. Nelson, Prop. Abbotsford, B. C. ***************************************************** USEFUL AND ACCEPTABLE I Household Articles Tha Uplift.' "Is she a help to her mother?" ask ed one woman. "Yes. Indeed," replied the othri "She lias Inuglit her to say 'eultnnr) art' Instead of 'cooking.' "—Bicbange. Tht Division. I's* S.s young March and his faihei are rnrr.lng on ihe t.uslneat? St***- Yi*s. Tli.* old mnn rums tlic buslntv . while yuiiiig March does tbe carryln, on.-Nut -lors r.inbc. The rie.l rhnneenble things In (tu world i,iv it nurse of waters snd tin humor of women.—Plttacua. El boilo The little immersion healer. Boil a water in it few seconds. El Stovo The stove which boils your kettle quickly Toaster Stovi—For all cooking purposes as well :is toasting. El Perco Makes delic imis coffee in at few ininiies. Phone 257 S. PUGH Chilliwack i Hiiiliiil ta\ta\tt\t%amts\ta\*a\ k4A4AA44A__M_A4^_t THE FREE PRESS, CHILLIWACK, B.C. Ruby Rose Cold Cream \ tcil<*t dslirht. with the exquisite .'i_r_iico o( fresh rosrs. Itpr'*-- srves ihe most delicate complexion against sun, winl and dust, and keeps hands and arms solt and smooth. Splendid (or sore lips, Try it—you'll certainly appreciate it. In 25c. nrnl rl_.*i-i |ar», at your drugglit'-., 136 NATIONAL D'Hir. *NB CMfMICHI. Co. or Canada, Limitio. Passing of the. Stovepipe Hat Rugby .slier mnny yearn, has abol* ! . il nif chlmnoy-pol hut, nml If Dm of Mr il. K. Chesterton's thttor- lee bp c i.**re*-| Rugby nmy now booh bee ime n nesl of singing birds, Por G k i'. bellevos thnl Hi- chimney wni hnl iu Inimical to poetry. The English i' \'■■' poetry, ho writes, mnn1 perhaps thw any other people before Ihey enme under the shadow of lho chimney nol und the ehnriow of lhe chlmnej -*>ot hnl - And ran you Chlnfc of . ny Lnll hulted pool? T n* nyson wtic poetry beneath a wide awake, and when ht* wns n * In i peer. Mr Gladstone wns afraid tl il he mlgh- In nisi on wearing II In tht' /ions'** n Lords. What greal p ■•■' hav.- nu* top-hatted hoys of Kton evoi plvn to the world? Ryroti wns a a poet. Bui Byron wns a Harrow boy. and Harrow has always worn (he Btraw on Its hair. Boforo Miss Mary went awny for her summer holiday somebody asked ber when she was going, and how' Song she would lie away. And (his Is whn; -hi* snld: Whon i* i: ths" day after to-morrow j shall start n week from yesterday and I'm net coming back until the dny beforo five weeks after a fortnight and three day:- before the day after it couple of 'days Imforo I start. llow long will Mary ho away? Sp*f*al;iriK of lho referendum. John* By Ir unalterably nppnsod to having tno*h-*r refer tlio account of his be- 1*8,1 lour to father. A. English Greeting How are you? says the Englishman, I hopo you aro well; oh, whal0 Blow ;irc vour ohlldron and ymir wife, And all thnt ballv rot. Mary if the Dainty Socks Marv drew a pair of socks on hor Mt- tlo f.ot; Vary's skirt was vory scant and her f-co was sweet; Mary was a modest maid, but tho day v.ns hot; Wbo will know I'm wearing socks? modest '.lar thought, Mftry dnnnoii a wldP*brlmmed haf that b"camc hor woll, TY.f-n se; o To:* places where people buy nnd sell; Vary thought the people stared cause her fne*** w aweet, But the monger skirt and sock--, had di clinc-i. ' i moot. One-half nf tho world duos not know how the othor half lives and, nioro's ifc-r pity, doesn't care. THE STEWARDESS What Lit-. Aboard Ship Means lo a Woman Many womer. arc Inclined to t ihat tn boconu a stewardess on b hip is i'i.- easiest thing in the world whereas, in reality, the wnrk is by no means easy nor ar ■ such posll Ions lightly ri')tnin.d. Por tho rlghl wo- 'nan. the lifo of a stewardess >-- fas- ulnatlng to a degree giving oppor tunitles of travel which otherwise would be de barred to lhe ordlnury woman; hut ii is niosl essential that only Mo* rlghl klnd'of woman shull a'ti miii to take up audi work Moro love of travel is nol stifll- rlonl nuallflcnllon, The steward ess must inve some practical knowledge of travelling, musl be physically strong, and a flrst-rnte sailor, and, above nil must at nil times bo um ill- ii ..iy cheertul aud tactfully symp* '■. etii . The stewardess needs also lo poss- ess tlie -if! of rellCPtlCO, siliee ruP'tV | .*i voyago passes withoui tho stewardess being made the reclplenl of ii'-1 confidences of some women travelers. Preference too, Is always glvon to | women who have had some hospital training One line, nl least, m ikes this nn Ind! pensable rftuill flea tion for Ihelr stewardesses bo thai it i i worth ■'■iol- auy worn.in thinking (>! adopting ip work in*:' to talte a shorl hospital 'I'11- stewardess gels splendid oppor* lunlly tor travelling about the world I bul thin is li' uo moans synonymous with Replug the world. During al voyage Mn re are few people on board who have t< work harder than does Iho Btewatdesa, and she gets very email tlmo fur slght*seelngf Am a sorl of compensation, sho has run1 opportunity for studying character - especially Fein nlc character- and obtains n tery diversified knowledge of human nature by llie time sin* bus taken a fow voyages. As a general thing, it is preferred only lo appoint experienced women as stewardesses The Peninsular audi Oriental Steamship Lino, for instance | nnly appoint womon botween twenty-. live and thirty-five In this capacity, and this age-limit cun be taken as a ■.cry fair average. The pay of a stewardess varies from j two pounds a month upwards. There are, of course, no expenses Id ho In- ■ curved while sailing, though betwoeu] voyages tho stewardess lias to keep herself entirely, since it is tho general rule to sign op afresh for each voyage. Beyond actual wages, n stewardess makes a lot of money by tips, since it is the recognised thing for women passengers tn reward the steward ess. The amount varies, but a stewardess reckons tn make from five to twenty pounds on a single voyage. Most pteainslllp rnmpanips have their stewardesses, dress in a son of hospital-nurse way while on duly- Indeed, the life of a. stewardess nmy be compared to that of a hospital nurse: It is equally strenuous, mentally and physlcnliy. full of an Infinitude or all sorts of duties, und often calls for j most self-sacrificing effort. The stewardess must always think of others before herself, nnd. whatever 'he irritation must not suffer herself to lose her temper. Lost temper usually means Inst work. MOONEY'S BISCUITS AUR THR FRESH BISCPIT3 , Fresh enough lo tako tlm plnco ol Ui" liro:irt and biscuits you bake yourself! Beeauso tho MOONEY system is so perfect that every biscuit is shipped the snme duy it leaves tlie oven. The liig Winnipeg factory is po close that your grocer gcta MOONEY'S in :i few hours—no long haul- -no deterioration Besides the demand for MOONEY'S—tl ie popular biscuit- is so groat that his stock is always changing. MOONEY'S nevcrgrow stale on thogrocors'ohclvcs, That's one reason why MQQMEY'S PERFECTION SODA BISCUITS nre fresher, crispcr and more appetizing. Ash for tho big package or a sealed tin and judge for yourself, iWWmm&m^m •Good for Evil Tommv returned sobbing from prhool with a very bad black eye, But , , .*■;•. plol '"■ off fur this in the morning ho said. No, no. replied the mother, ynu most return good for evil I'll make -,-ou a . :■*'■ (am tart, and you mu*:'. taXe it to BPly Blobba nnd say, I told Knottier how vou'rt punished mn, and ,-he nays l must return trnnd for evil :•< her* 's fl nice fart for you " Tbo following morning with tart in . •• hnid nnd his books in the other i or 'i )*mmy hastened joyfully to prhool. only to return In a solder ■ * in the day before, p tying, ,.iv :. , bis Bobsi Mother 1 gave your i: md tart to Billy Blobbs, and fee bla-hed the olher eve, and says ■ i- ■#.:• *■- \*m: to send him a pudding. "". il -sSXSsVy / \ -.*, fV .-Ci ■'- -v Vi -fr i Shades in the Sea Although It. is eotninnn definition to | call anything sou green, most people hesitate between blue and sea green when asked to say the color of Ben- wnter, As a matter of fact tho quantities of blito nnd green sea wator p.re*pr*?tty equally divided. By nature ero-ii. sea-water grows blue according t > tlo* Baltnesa of It. Thus, the Arctic waters are as croon Sunrise as the grass of Ireland, while the At- , . , , loiti- is decidedly blue- though not A*™* l8 over all more than terrene, as blue a, tho Mediterranean Ren. The ray wind squadrons of the night which receives praetieally no fresh , BTO* Btui. , , „,, , , , , water at all Hevond blue and croon j As if s,n?vi1 1,>',hc IlftMl han<1 °r it is no unknown thing for sea-water _ ,om3 K,I'!'m' wil!* to be atherwlaa eolored. Frequently Jo'".ten all tor foemen yet unseen; stretches of the sea will turn a rad-l Wnere ftncIftnt ,rL'e8 ln vocal 6roV08 iant snow-white, and no scientist vet! convnne, has been aid to givo a reason for It. No vo,co of old ■' :,ri ! ' 'i:V' BIquall] unsatisfactory are the reasons given 'or tho sudden changing I of sen-water to an Inky-black shade.! a= happened a few years ngo in tho Bay of Santa Cruz. Bed and yellow, a-water Is comparatively weiil*" Which kind of a culvert does your waggon cress ? DOES the road you use pass over rickety, dangerous wooden culverts, that arc constantly in need of repairs and often washed away entirely ? ()r is it carried safely across the low places by modern, everlastinc culverts? Build your CULVERTS OF CONCRETE which not only cannot be washed away, hut actually grow stronger \\ ith age and use. Every farmer own it t.i himself to insist th.it th** money he pays for road-taxes be ipenl to thr best advantage. Aa a ratepayer, he is entitled to tl"* best roads tlut cun he nude with that nioucv. When culverts are washed out, mid the roud rendered impassable, he imt only >u,tf_rs inconvenience but may also he caused financial lo<s by inability to net necessarrj supplies in time for Ipring planting. And at best, with wooden culverts, part of tlie money that should be used to make better roads must be Spent every year fur repairs. Insist upon Concrete Culverts It will pay you and everybody else in your county. Canarl* Cement Company Limited 505 Herald Building, Montreal -«N »£__\_2_3ri**i ^ J ^ •"'•" L" book. " Whut the Farmer Can Dm Wtth Coner«fi." Tr yot t--.( ta know mart about ConercM Colters, w 111 e «ur 1-- rnitlci U-p-ri- PONCR'ETE culverts arc neat, safe, need no repairs, and are evcr-lastine. '.''/jr-.'~ ~.r\ 'w .-■'*-■■' i 't..» ' ' '' ' '■"-' ;.-i.''.j ;■■.,'."■ 'iir.ni-li I'i,* I'lilni.-.* Yi'lln 'l- Ct" * fe •"! »a ' ,l;'''' :",,! ""' ""'' s'"'- . ,-^t—'^j. w,- ■*'-3 \';irisin.s liitrrnstinp rs-nmiii-. nr. _|^''''^'v*llti"'r''jl i'1..''1 I"'' "1"' ''ii's^ri l*i*iniT sin'll ci>1 .3 Plsf 'V ■ ''*>''*!'-i '"'" ''"' sr''''ii!l'""-*.ll>* *'"' ''Iiiiil.''1 US'' _L"i»j! S ,' jTi! s*...1 sr..,I in '„, iim* pntlrclv 'o ni*s'iil i£ilX*l.%i ■ ,:,r ".■ sl In 'ip iIiip piitiri'lv lo PPClll- s-rilils* crowllis bpni'lltll tlio re- .-licaper t*-* rvist foils thnn to "■srs. Hut i*'i. '<i7i'ilyiiii/..'S,*' .in. Kf-p.-1 tlleolKeailnll'l J Bpcctlve waters. H.its ,-inrl Hent ■ s'.'r handy. P-*.- liilrty-livo 1 That a hai la cooler In hoi weather ihaa proved it the aalo, rellablo , than no "iii at all, Is ibmowhal para- re, dy lor spavin, splint, curb, ring, doxlcal, Vel it Is perfectly true, ti. i. .'is.i'.y RTOwths uil lomeooM ! Heel ntly an enterprising gentlemnn experimented with dlffercni headgear in prove Mi*.* pxiii'I veracity ol above statement. Al Hi** siinn* tlmo <*:n'lt li .1 hill Stares i.t the fiuliiiR siars with I»ri*s- isapi* chill: Thp whole earth llsleim, waits, with breathless niipii, A imi *'tiii liiiur is tills for all earth's kin, Wlu-n tinip elves birth lo one Im- mortal day. Within whose hounds all evil dpeds lip done Forever .cartel with tho stain of sin. And imiii*' deeds whose worth shall last ulway From thc Jester's Wand To Ten.ember You by Time to Do it Yes, they wen* married last Friday My lite wus a garden of Bowers that llprklor (to orator)—HI! euvuor. do In Kast Liverpool. day. j ynu support early closing? Hi* is a champion goliibt 1 under- When ynu cave me a rose and I still! Orator—Certainly I do, my friend. stand, hear yuu Bay Heckler—Then shut up, Yes. he's a champion eolfist. | Very softly, and In vour own dear , And Uu. Kill? girlish way, Maude-Mra. M. is very literary. Is a champion bridge-player. To remember mo by. |Bn'i Bho? Where do they Propose to live? Estelle-Yes, indeed. Keen when '■ '' '"■■'■ *i— -'■!"■■■■ He» a| And that evening long past together ,ho sent her baby'a picture ahe wrote 'f>mt' on the back: With lho compliments champion bricklayer. •—- * i U'lli'll your voice In that SOUK a new ,,i' n,,. nuthnr —Rntlrn Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper j glad moanlnj lent, ' W''i»'1i-1, ?i'll, Wi"' me* na »10'"" A """I ""''"'!•"• 'or children Is '-,• ..,.., __„ .... ,.. Mother Grave*' Worm Bxtorminator, Furious First lipaf Mute -Ilo wasn't so1 To remember you by very angry, was he? Si'csiml Deaf Mute—lie was so wild] And now tho' hard Kate has ruthless* tliaf the words he used almost blls- ly east tered his lingers, I Our Iota rar apart, yei wc both have tin* Past: and there t.i nothing better for driving worms from the system, Was youi' father ever a brave soldier? Why, 'ny father was only ln tlio Till In the skips burns out lho dim-' army two weeks when lie saved tho mlng sun! | whole regiment. He shot the cook. Arthur Wallace Peach ——__—«—_ Where It Begao Utile P-lsle—What Is the Dead Let* ter i mice mamma? Mother—Your father's pocket. SnitiP folks lell all tliey know, " il I S-ISII-SH ... Ml'- S-.III.'- .-... I. ...ii. . , , ,». ,. d h th tuI| h , 0( lhtp which Ib Ud enough; but hoy keep , Z .,-,*. •,-.'! precisely 92 degreoa, r>h, °n ;ini1 "'' I lot of thin* tbey teD ,. m foi jt qunrter of nn hour wenr- l]l'ni know' :iml uJat ^ worse- Tho ancient king bad c*.ist tho la* raelltefl Into tho flory furnace- la ii hot enough for you? he yelled. Whereupon he became known as the rrueleit despot in history. FalfflOUth, England, 1ms a harbour square miles in area. ho nl for an Ing hats Inside oacb or these :i spec Hy nennitlvc thermometer hml been Prison Missionary—Dont you ever) est vessels afloat, llxed, regret your past? In Ihli mnnner It wns ascertained And your memory sweet I shall havo till iho last. To lememher you by. if.r. Corns oausq much Buffering, bul iioi- loway's Port (Jure ofTr-ra a speedy*. sure, and satti factory ndlef. Something About Salt Tlm chief thought about sail In the minds of all holiday-makers will be in connection with the scat but lt ins siiiier met and significance, Most people i lit nl. thai h--uiii,--. salt Swansea Docks ran berth tho larg*,|a unlm-kv. This superstition has Pa, why. do yoi always Insist on iim singing when Mr. Bpoosleton comes here? Well, 1 don't like that follow and yet I halo to como right out and tell 1 1111 tO KO. First Things Tho man to propose iho establishment of a ponny (two-cont) post, ;i postal money order system and pout oiiico savings banks fras sir Rowland inn. who died In London thirty-three years oko today. Tho founder ol tb« mod, ru postofflce was born In 17H3. ills penny postage plan was suggested to the .British Parliament lu l s:.v. ami went Into effect In Eng* land In 1K.0, In the same your hts money order scheme was put Into been handed down from the ancient ™on7 m',"'r KMm_* WM put in Ilmnnns. Two or three hundred j "1fr,,(''* roplaolnB an antiquated syste Hardened Convict — No. it'a my pre- The tota' area of the Channel lS*|yoars n«n all the servants of thoi"ia' li:"' been llttlo Used on necount hinds fs "•'■' niuaro mlb'S. Dr. B. J. Kendall Company 7? r «•.%.■■, ».!!•, V.rm-n* V. S. A' Sound S.eep in ojiia'ly Impossible lo the bilious, Jliit biliousness yields—and head* aches, sour stomach, Indig&stlon *,") —•when the bow.-lsarcregulated an.l the liver and kidneys stimulated by SEEGHAM'S I thai lhe coolesl head-covering on re- s"iit that worries mc most. cord was a Imt made from the bout •— Himi s.r Panama. This registered Why was Jonah thrown overboard. Dumley asserts that be has found a i nnly Ti: dcg.'ees. Tho straw Horn* I'm not sure, but I've always thought cure for tyre troublo, burg and ordinary straw ran it falr-^ ho was tin* tirst man to rock a boat. Kh! Wliat's that? ll«'s bought a mo- ;. olosel. with sa and ti-' degroos .lor boat. respectively After wbleh came the May l count on Kcitlnc your vote, I white felt llomburg at 80 degrees. i Miss Pe*tke7 Oh, I shan't ho old I'ortsmiiitl Is the most strongly The ubiquitous topper reached 80 enough to .site for two years yet. fortified nlac> In England, degrees as lo tin* bowler and mortar I > board's higher score of 02 degrees. When the man who has boon hit by winl .it om Idc tin' heal limit altogeth* the motor cor at last opened bis eyes, or were lh tweed cap, policeman's a sigh of rollct went up from the ■ helmet, and yaehting or motoring crowd. caps rising to a very warm 04, 87 and I "' ■' ' ■' ' • * - ■' •--. *. • i. • k . n< -<l. -. -i SS degn .' I.lfn Is r.-al. life Is earliest, Sais. lhe poet long ago; Which when put In plainer language Mi in 1 "it' mu.- gol up ami tto, PILLS nne in' Ihe bystanders, Your luckier lllllll mn i of llie fellows who get lilt. 1 certainly am. replied the victim. rubbing his bruises, i not his numbor| Just before In* struck inc. -j\ii Undo is,, is Cabin oompany was I am going to put siune white In sV.rlltu; lo parade In n smnll New] the yoke sain tho younSlady, retort- KhKlinil i iwn when a big gander Irom Ing to her gown. ,il wrft.ynrd near at hand waddled t.i Won'l lhal scramble It? Inquired ' 'be middle of the street anil began p DODD'S ' | KID NET -^^ , Hi,i ys .un * man "krie ..v,.'bve. in bosss*. ::.<. W.N.U. 914 I ('.abe llan Jonei, a cood tncmnry. , Bteve Sbniilil say be hns. Why lie*, i«clalm 'lean 11:1111" v >u 111" last six vlccprcul-1 Donl Inotils of lbo United Slates. J elusion: lo hiss One of tin* double In brass actors Inrneii i"«,inl the fowl and angrily i'n quick In Jump at con- Wait till you see the show. ■ ■ •.•i*r-Vv«V'v<1- 'frtfk wealthy sal below the salt to show|of o«P«wo, Btamped postage covers their lmniblo origin, and this custom another Innovation suggested by Hill wun observed not so very long ago ln Scotland Salting a noffln Is still prevalent among some nations, but the most our* ioufl USO to which Fait Ip put to-day In In Abyssinia nnd Tibet, whore Cakes of salt aro employed as money. tnd which also eamo Into uso tbat year. The first accent ever mado In a balloon filled with hydrogen una was made at I'aris by M. M. Hobert ami Charles, 1D!> years ago today. Missing the Change lloiol Manager—Oh, yes, nftor a hi;; niKliI in the dtnlng-room wu n.laa quite a lot of silver. Reporter (slyly)—But very iniio of the paper money jrots away, oh? CLEAN HANDS Doctor Well, 1 hopo you profiled by my advice. Patient—Yos, doctor, but not so much aa ynu dlr*. Tho man who lives on tho top of the hill may be said to have a bright ptnspect no matter how his crops may turn ont. A Stirs way tn brenk up a flitting hen In tn run hor through a thrashing machine That will do It effectively . 1So ■ Tin. ptVf, IvttfcMl ftiil -inn nil. 1 ft rh»»p (al'ttlna SNAP Ulh»Ut'l(ilN4I.M. I UUT Hi NM oi.rANr.ii. Will temoie iimk ul -Ui_* SCbUHOSsi •V T1IK FREE PRESS, CHTLLIWAC B.C 1 V STOF.Y. ivapdleo;; ESCAf Rs*J.ls**ss el Donas' 'fill ir-i* a, THE LAST Wi* film Wounded. t*I.Iv I., li:.* I'lirslinn i 3TRUG-LE Of ZULU AQAINSf BHIfAI.'l AND fciOt (, 'In tin The Smith Atiis-nn I ...I.-,-. I. l! lllllll,'l Foic llf nl I Oln-*.**-.»'. Scnllnnd .h.- Btudonts nl this vicinity muni hundreds liavr held » Ihr convention. To-day's session. nttend- i-i hv several tltntisiiiid. was iiildressi ii hy I'li-i.-r Rii---ii twice. W' r rt om .-I h - .ii-.-,,ii:-i -. bused on Ui vel- iilioii x\. :. ll i.ii- lium'ime,--I Hint ii it-il knowledge to ints. They are everywhere, Tliey ins lii-i,n the s'iii". juilil then- neBts under the In use., nl years, n the tables and in the .racks if ly lliis t >■" respecting :!ie fliinrs and Hi* in sinhiish waiting ^^^^ stands in their .lie nrrivu! ..E u victim, whom tliev at- .n:lil li.. l'Iii.I if any sueh :iirl< from all sides. Tliey fasten Ihem* ^^^ -i'. Ii'-slny, li ..inn--- I .elves mi one. nn.l sometime.- il Inks'.. nn will know 1 can relieve Ihem nl their till- lours <.r labor tss extract Ihem. in.l milv r -iv" everlasting Iif*. hnl lienlty. Yen. I shnll li" glad if m.v "Mum- nn' lhe breakfast. I Imve n •-. 'ihey will thereby lie innd" words Ihr jh lhe press shnll reach leloyed on waking and Uncling myself death-proof'—liumnrtnl In' Hie BUiln mnny others whn hnvi been perplex- *i*o 'object "I their ntlcntioii ,| iln,: el by iiii- Scripture. .roved necessary to lie wads .' col, ■st its Nn lion to a l.HV'.'lls't wmiii.l iii Ills tlli'.'ll. luul three horses shot under him. wiiile nt lh*. siege ol Acre, clurinii lhe e.Yi edition to Kiryi t. I"' l»*l no lew*.i than four in tiie same inaiiiier, During the Intt days ol his life, when captivity, di .ppointiiioi • ni .1 sickness ' luul well nidi completed tlieir work, it i-* said lhal the agnny i.f his fnt.-i One ol ihe Most Remarkable Mi Frnpiiei ol Modern Times — Csrspiisfin Ag-sismt Cet-.v/nyo. Te ul.. s i -.■- nntl llnnl '.. '■ ■'■■ * rHiiipiii*. i have du ■ I ll '■ I n Rnclish I th events i ivheii their ener ael neul' Honed iletlnully an : llie r .is,I by a brave mid It Ood in x: Sunday lis will nddr ss n - niilar <" III Wills nloiii. I nth ■I i- iiii t: li snry l"r u-- ' . Set t hi, :nti s-rs.sl ii ith llie I" 1.1, Ins- manv occasions Ihe pitiful cry il Ihe pr*uid Oelewaym who replieJ. to an "Why did the cannon I s spars' i'-W,.,,iecl .illimsliiiii liy ei llm ... .__.*, x hula to Ihs- i .-. ■ i i loveriunei .. e.'liv- nlissn in l.s,|i,!sni. I le -'ml: Tin resin :, clii u ul Ul d tuj - in, io hi Ilu rn, i dillleull thing in lha II Iih lor Hi wurldlv minded le •.•rusp liy It,illi. Th - mil-' be h rum 111 ■ iiuiii,ii-i,-.' :. Uu I. til tnilitnrv cnreer .villi iii.' m..--M'.' 'i i- • Ihe ours Bcripturiwiside, n"« though all Bilihi A,nim. ol llie liamn ks Iss keep the (j„ mileuf, I might "s*.|v" V -It'''- '\."h,':.'* ' '' "• '""• ll"'11 v "' '" ,v number,, li: • Zulu warriors ' I '"• lit ':-;' ,i:'-"' Redeemer in Hi. resurrection, '""I «e'>nliirs know, oi should know, Ihnl ntriiders off. Uut Ihey even imt !-,. m -I id |'i„ simn In lh, el "i this per s.f Revelation xx, :, B, ,i*ound this plan. Ass i ns the hod- Church i!" Uriil" thi I.iinib's Wif". whicli Hales In "lhe rcsl of he r .,,,. [)r8| arrivals cover Caesar fnughl hnl. Ul Lv. In lho early _^^^_ pari nl his career I e wns utterly re, Ic , '*. ' '". S " ' *•* <\"y I danger whll Ihe battle. I'"**1"" I ■""** '"' ' """''' "*' "" '!(""*• >itliltiti inifnl iti-limtivrly i, •'iv ■• J l!n iiliiji -l\ -if lhe Power mid W dom in .*■■ ;s,'\ In ih • rej rn luei ■ -i i [ llie ,-,'Mi;, iinliv duality whieh '■. ■ I and tin u 'ht pi nturi - ■■■:». hefore nasi in i nlu Jin -ib imc ol the I mi i The Hili i< mnke. iiii il uiu! nf Ibe i .'iip- nd, in m . ..f the ■".•mi -etioti mi nude -., fur beyond lhe ,..hi" I, fl :t\\'- ■ \ lniiiitin imnijiitaiii n ii eon- fi- ■- i'n- mul pall, noon m- t*t -* x-) i'i ■■ hiith In Uio ri nt Creator, tie- Oimi pi t. ni One, whose nn ntm ■ -. Hr i'ln, um I,-ley sen- ■ uini -urely eiiont'i i* pn In lid. M in*, t ., ihu irine i.f th ■ re«ur- rei tiou ..: (hi ,|* ud, from *'- i r-t annotinei men), m llie Sei pnir -. Inn tnlled foi ll ■■ Ml ttfii -! fHltil oil I'i" purl ol ic lirvers and haj i xeit< d lim t nl re* mm -nt uf nnil-1. v :.-, (jf|]J| rrjr j**. < «: i;,P'tv t t j ™„bt?ltoXi ""•>'■-"" "-.'"-lii-.Ihn a tbniis ;" Ihi '•' r i l|e»urreeli..|i \ d>* denil which live not againi null lhe y„Be||n„ ||,e rest ol the troops Innreli* ,. ,, , ., , ,. . ,,.,,,,..„„,, lhat a powerful and le lent I Irnm ih -,, [nr ns th« Hibl" Hioiirntiil yenrs nre JiiIsIipi is ,,| lmim thom In snlely and vnineil ' ;.:, , .' \ . ., , ' , kingdom ts lhe norlh was a mena ilo leneln Ihi s'..*elal kind I nu - H.urmii, Iiml il Is mil I In any,. „ |0 lhe 1,,,,,,,,,,,,-k. nnusiiig n „''.'.. in whieh ho vvas hei iiv "is Ibe adviu ing Engli. ilssmfU Inlil. .rise. ' nn other erenltires In nf ll Id Cireek li scripls. It is |, „v„,-,iniii i) part, Articles MJ "',.,•'" ', [' J (| , The lime wa, emir <rl n ""- •h* Vniver.". ; supposed Ihnl il gol into the lexl. ;, ,,„„, „,,,,. ,t,k|v' H„trnve(| ,,v Rv ii ntic 1 boih Ihs* Imlv inel lb.* nol H. !, nny deslr.* In cerrupt ,., '„ ...n.i,, . . . . . , ,', .. i/, t . , i i ...Ivf-st ,sll|-|,(il'.lMIIlslTliMS\.llsl|l||| ,:il'.;\:", ■' ' ■ ;","'"',.,""" ,,".-:,"11,' "',"' ,i'V'V ,"" """' ,'' tew miiiutes ..tier I luul placed lh tiiurltililv kimwn ;.-. . v . ,-i.. .,,,.. |-. . . that in Ihn lavs when llie iiiiiniiseriut, ,, . ,, nn irlnlllv .- ,1-iHI-,,-.. li w ,-■ ,,,..,.., I bv ii'ti, -..in- eopy'isl ",,,,,,"*"' , , .. , ' n Ihe nivim* pleasure made II I, inrnndum nn the n ar- VV lien eonvslescln*, Irnm m.- flrsl ...... :, , _ „ i,,,!,,(,,! Sl-taCH ol Mv.illl;. lever I luei OPeft**|Ul nnrKit* Die I.Hglloh in Nn| tune that lie bad never heen wounded, nnd indeed tlie report wan eurriml that li.* carefully ii noi In « cowardl; ni«liner refrained frnm expo-Ainu himself. Nothing could he m re contrary to applet ii s migl lj clnpf*" with 1 heir lh iu->aod-> f-t b.Ilower-. Iluhtins. like II 11 * r .- 'e-r- oe.-. Imiid in bund, nrm««d with •S>ti-~ b.nu ii-'-hl-hi- hi.I -l *•!- >z-hid«, would met I away « il * ;*• w-^e iiitu iii-*,,L'Mi!i.'Htite bei re * .-• terrtbUi Itrer-i and '■ - Brttis ... -„.,.,, ... *■__■______________■ ,■ , it Is almost Impossible to calculate [" ,i„ lit.. rim Mom'tit he (H-^obeyed hu was when It whs «inihing the , col*fu.ion and disorder whieh Ow Bnhsli met « » in.clo.-e nroxlmily t« my ham. wou,d |lHVfl ^y (r„ni lht, lH(jhti smll. sl Isandlana rb« /.hIm 1 terrtbJp "i ■ liliythin« i*:-" re.-pe-rtini; UU' -lenn, j .. (. .. coiiimnnd In enme under t> wall 111 CI- t-**i--* ■n*'. "■ on ■ m, ... t . . 1 """", '( ,-" "','"' "'• !-■ '■>""' * •- '- n I " ,*nl ,,, -in. unnu-iy nth. Kr,,,, mock. I got ,,„_ an^tned _,., cru-b r^^r'^'^a^t .hlt'X ^* ^ .round tbt.B,^ timi wto » d„grdle, he : ad. hu, ^Z^^^lZ it with my li-t. but the spider made '"' ""i"' " u" ■" .- .1-...*_ ..-_, „..,( ,,,.,,,.. 1 tne to his existence position, upon which the? wi ' ""*' when t( - fiiiin dies he '.- n;.' - alive than .'. Tl. '■.- [mini rly claim to '■* n.- '■ r rvrrla-t'ti*. '.'.!■. but nul bavin*-; f;.;n .nouch Ui h '.]• v- in the Irvine power t-o perform lie 1* -urr cli m f Ihn denil, tin v nn driven to the tbeorv of Ph.to. Iml-ed, who has nol he.,- 1 Plttiu quoted by ministers nud other Jenrnt i 1 :i n v ben di cr - -itic * ■* future lil • Th y do nol quoted fu- and ihi A;*-.-1,- -. beeau*" the -x- nn- a'l to '!:• eoiilrnrv pr viug tin * thi rii-url ar dead, and thai the on y hope nf a lulun existence *..- by h r-iri' .-■;:■ n. - \'.t' tn ■ nn-swi r of Jesus to thu Badduci ■- ■ f K\* dny, who, w * are told. *■;•(. Ki'iy denied tli" resurrection <<' ihe dead. .Ir-',.- nnswered, "Tl nl th ■ a ! are [tn b | ra - d wi» ahown *■ '■'' - - ■■■ lho burninj lm*h " ■wbi 11 1; !'- in ssnjje was " I am 1 ie God - f thy '.'i'.:-. rs, t!n* r- 1 nt M rn- ham and lh*' (iod nf \*:*:i- and the (Miirl; \i;, 3(1; '■■ I ti'iit iii.m-;! onward be wa- judicial* ll who mv nn, "m tnr -[.•■' , . . ly ,! ad. even though the dying pro- a lightning qnlek move and slopped ,,.", ih"".™!',™* „ „„,, nJ „,„ under s'l.e-'Cy' ti're'.' -..-,-: ee„ last, ,1 f, r mi„". lhan ,,:,„• bun- about Ivi ur sis inc.es rom wben. »'P»' ,,.(l™ " «"• ^f,8' ,r, J J sequenees. ai .1 cam dred years, 1 bit the ..all. Several lllll*:.' I re- llieoepeuiieilll.it. mi, lie ihu i. . , . ... ,. ns I, , , , , , . fttii ei i\ I'i'Mriieii t (I u |.||.ui iitiiti r« nil *■*•'Illil 0 .llii s-.i.L l» ■ O 1-- .i m Simiiir.y. all of his posterity. Irom pe.ted the attack without success, «»? «' J1"" ■ »*-' vi'',V :«,il *t -..%',- • : ■ in..,.- .t„„,;..,i,'.t nre dead he spider alwa.'s succeeding in mov- juewuom policy aim destiny ol Lu t w„„ broh(.n snii ,, . cuMrsin of wrath. Jmmi^^ carried ing before itfcould he touched. Some- *"«l» as won. they fo.wlit aod .lis - *, out ths -Hine thought In His teach- what nut u I per, 1 procured a ol the nround m--...* mc, siiyiug, l.-t tlio dead bury Mis it hammer ol larce i-m* hiuI continued An Honest Sergeant. delled the reneated attas'kj ■*- 'i dead." Only those who hav.- acept-'the chase until I was exhausted. « milltnrv storv cnni**s from Ire* ul I'.e Zulu arrof « I. th. mm cd Him ..s lhe*rl,.le.giv*-r are even '\\ hen my hand grew steady again |„„ i a noi ininlssloneil offleer.tion failing, the ga ml , hand la r .-. - , .■, ,..„...|-,,l ali\e, Irom J took my an iiiiatic pft I. used lur en|.*rlng a bar k gate In lluhlin.i, ,„„„, (e|i „ the; ,• '.. • ;<t '",', '• ::l* ; '*"';''"'': „ „ „ Wgpme. and. taking a steady aim wn. -.ilsthken* hy Ihe "fresh one" on |„ ,|,|,. i,.,. , , .-,. : ■ ,.'■. „•",,' ■-■■:■■-•■ ■• . ■■■■-■ ■"' ;■■■ H '"C"i""t II hoiisnnd ,„, the tot I >oi^k* ol the spider, I Hred. sentrv en. w in Imm-diale v snlnted U hut the Zulus mode i ...iiit',.- K,*,'.|..,n h! ...,.-; and years Al Messiah's rmgn "All m their But with anoSier o| Ihe remarkably him. The noneommissinned officer. I ,tUek "mttTe * umn, l'.'s,„.,!:„,.ei;;i, I,-,;,- v. •:, .I,;,,,,;,",', ,, "i t: !■'"* "'!i?: *■*" ■>•*■■-■•*- f r..... rt.--tra..- I, r,,,,m,.,l Hu* -a!,,,,*. „,l,,,e.,o,,0Mj „„.., He.* and his nnt ei**. i.n o at'- cia'll d.-» ""tout lie right l'""* ,?"," '■ gT,il U|>' ''"', "" , l*"!"">M' »»*" ■'" °ir"" ""*' * I. iinliter i - - - • - ■■< .'-.■ .,' know th : I'linol I can scarcely .-ail Arrived at Ills qunrters. he wassur |uri»tv,| mob .tabbme wild - - - f n Ilu c,-i„ I Age lhe I'i-'. whiel r Lord referr d In «- Ilu "Pearl ol it nl price." lor which mnn would I"- well tiisiifled i'i so'.lini n'l Ihnl he hns :nat he ndghl pur cl:.':*.s> :t. ll is-'ll he eslniitl ,1 n*i all hnl: ! thai Hi *jr. i.i ->:...-:|.. ['mil Is i -,.,. ss'ii: 1 amongsl the U \ nl ones wh s-t<- li.- I every enrthly in:-r.--t. aim hop" ni"! nnil'iition 'luii li * migl t. taininc u -'inr- n lliis 1. tier re.nr- .vi':; recii' n, which he style, "His Hesur- l,"i I reeiinn"—nnuielv, the resurrection ..f Priesi ('In -t. (' ui The work i'i nsect after using a lug'game prised l;. «nd nti order Inr himloat. ,.;,,.'• ,.„.,....,-. ... , ,„ , "",. l'"'.l,ri".;'; J-h'"1^,'; P'*FI "" ,l'" "*"' ""Wiiig'the tend before lhe colonel, tin presenl. ;.,;,, y- - .»!■" •"'..-'; "",' ,...: _ i Ing linnself he was asked how^he bu| .,,..„ ,„ . ******" will lie Ihe in- 'Lange,' a-l:e<l nne * f my Iri'-ud-. nine to return lhe •alute. knowlne r,H.i« nol entitled to it. Not ad ravines eve . - Th Scrnlur.**, enntiunnlly iii-.in.ni*, strueli snd uss-Maiic of th'se iol ■„',.-''.Vs.h'i "v..ii trf f.ir )m„ is in. a lull well he nol cut; : s ■- ■ ■ • .!,. thou ,. that .: „- - .' ";:-' lh, r gn luul uplifting out of sin and ,*' , '*'da*, ..\ou "? "*'" ,„ ,,„. |,„«, en hurras ed. he promptly u'". '" "I the l'hur(*li\w!iicli i- His llodv.*' wcakn ss and Imperfection toward ' " v_ I answered "Sir I nlways return 'ugitivea were pursued ■ . ■: iiml Hint tlv-i* -nipt'*- Klect cnnsli. perfecHon—lownnl accenlnnce with ' evervthin'u I am'tint en'itled tn "'rile "Igor: nn quartet »a» g ■ -i-c- ■a'uf His Bo.lv", t'nrr-- tlnd toward everlasting life. Sueh Galilei and the Sw!nPinr Li-trip. colonel Inken aback l.v his reaily wit "'"' ,!'a ': *■ ' ' .iff.r.il will The hoy '.Inlilei. sitting witli him- laughingly dismissed him. back, s- i ••* *, ■ * i „,..„. in oi -■ " id --., npe : i — : Budding Genius. ,, ,, ,, .,..,. , A newspaper recently "f(,.r0| , ,„., ., .. ir ., L ,.: -, , . prize for tlio best story lo be mii"cii .■ looked down . i by a pupil of the public school. Here piaineil I a tl i are a lew passnees from the enntribu- \* i.. , .. in,ii-: "Cora Brown was fortunately .-..,.. possessor ol a birthday. Irr -she ■ h-sid,.* immense quant;: * of trtnl that'"."! ,i -:- ■ ii Idam. so all .-:: i!, ■ enrth." (Philip: u 1.1(1.1 n I who will demonstral 1„. ,,, j niiv j . , ■ even i'- , Tu :h . -. niusl ill In* ei 1 r nyalt; Bnd worthiness nl ever- r.tvn order." -Vi ...■'* : ■ '■■ ' nrthly to Ivnvnly naliii'i*. I..*- !it<tiii'.' iiic' The mercy ol (iod will smasssssssssssssssssssssssssststtssssssst con ^___ . .. ., .. *liiiiitesl Ibe Irishman." "As she en- .- Ii n- n.t until fi-e Arctic Mosciuitoas. .,,.,.,, ,iu, rn, ,„ „ t.„uli dallip ,,„,.. ,., The presence nl mosqliitoe" in myr* met her sight." genera a stilt in- nl lhal il ' he no in il ; n ni ns summer drives Ills reindeer to the sea, "":" •"''' ''"' " ''■•'■r- :;"' t''1":'',»'- 0Ceu| : V - • .... . . i.i.i ,i ,... i.i three t.. ve n:i:- growth nu- cu , resurr.cl I the deed then nil Iii. .«I He who l.r.u t a i from ' ,-.:;,- -:r,,,t t.,,-,,-,.,:ie.;I ( •• ;■ .,.,.,.„,,.;, „ ,„: , ( •„„-,. t„ ,',.,.,..,,.- ,,-..si'. ,.„• .-.. ,;.:.;.., ,, , wh in ■•■ invi -■:•'-."■ I hnve I , Ihe drnd onr Lord .1 ■•'-..: ,-,-•,,,' :i ... All those wh.i loll ll ,!.,,,„ .,„.| ,|„. t..„ „,rlace •( the I '.'■<,..,.,„,.. . i ..-1",- .,.-.-:.■■•!, -I. ,V' ■ ■■"- Rlieplrrd. - h.*,*n Iln -,:,,„',: i*-.. ■: vl ---»,= f- :.:.,,*:,.' ,.„ ,, .-.„•,.„' .V ; r <*'*"M ««"> Hien the bark Is rip* ^" .. Ilu. -Ii'ii <' ' i- nl.l. I.* ra- i," •' -i II il-ndl by Hlm." and • ,, ,:;,,,-... ■„! Hen"; v. uie all wlij ,-"'" -•';',",•-. ,„,.„, ,, |..,l up longitudinally iul "•■.-,.,, .,'.,. •J-*-.!.. ;':'-' : l.'mo.,r,.l.,l b, withl ■ ':;•:: prove.hei, loyalty «U be acknuwl* «* *«£ •.,"« ^eTdu'rin %h when exposed to the suu to dry ^ ..... .'* tm fact thnl H raised up Jesus r i - to >l,i- tlmt M. I'll rfer cdge-l worthy oi everlasting lie, n»r»| ,„*, ,(,",,,,,. ,„.,,,,,...,, tu it> cur up Into quins, lilt irss ol ...^ Jhi' dead on the third d'n'y; and -■ Mvinc, 1 cmni nil i.-nrlhlyl thing. T,,„. ,i, ',. , ,,, .i„. ,i„„,i ...ij. curse, iiiexpltcaoiy uevempe Uk wis lhe Third Da. oln lar, r ,.,:, , , . . . -■ . - | „ IV , , « , u ,' he Chu el ""•"■'■"' ' Chronicle. Mil' ll»' 'l'l"' 'I snnil-y-ai day oi.rlel [win i hip In His ' Vi :;,:'' V , ■ti*.,,.. ti. , ... I . ,,_ „... i ..* ■ ' ci ■, r i, i , , .. .1! in'i li\i' iti ii. • I .i., ■•.'i *>* , ,,'ai lose-Tho iuv ' ''"'■' . '.'".'*' ',' -- " : ,'■' ' "' "ivi ognlUon a worthy ol Blue and Green Sea Wat,,, ■ J class!. *• lhat I might k II.:„ ...... .,, ,.„„„„; ,*„„ ,,,.,.,'„,.„ The bluene.s q( sea water is in ___r*,r,_____________________^^^^i^^H______w■*••*'"•'>• • *****h **____________________v* drying the oil, upon which l„-.,.■ m-. each ,, .,..,, sud flavor deiiend, is diffused kineM , . , , Uiroughout tl irk. „.,,„ |, .,,. ,. . . _, ",, B ,, su Ir.-i man. who bad She Krew Better. ri.'.'|,,''iii'-'"i-.. -!-'ir "li.ii ,(.,."i:'''vvi!l'sl,.,'l': "'! ,, ., ... . ..;, ,i,, ,.„,. iu the .nflerlng'ol thi- present Huu slmuit as vivid as tbe tropical blue.. ,„ ,,,„, „„. n ,„„„,,. ,K„ „„.|, Bsi,t |Vli colony oINstsh Ths powsr ol ihs nn arlh as il Is done iu , *"' ',' , ' ~i i.t'. ii thai »n.l In-lng counled vs.ith* tu shsr, , . _ line when I rsslly measure thirty! y.ulu •*«, brsikus snd, a (••» vesn Heaven, S. \{J," % v'iv, l„! ,*■ *„..! ,»■"' ■"■■* '" 'l"1'*:;"** -"'J'*1.' ;'■"» ,".,:* N.rw.y's L,n, D.y. _„_____ I-t-r. the :..i .Mermsued -ts„-l .Uh 'I'll, lem n( Illl Hi* cripture .1 n| ,)i -ii- n miiitll - il His 1' nil . vvhi !: the laithllil will bl Summer nine I rings in--.* lhan two Thai', What No-li Did. !,„ ih, il,,,,! ,,,„, i II '.'.pat.. , , „,„„ ,,, „:l, ,, ,„r„ „.. „,„,., jwh.ra.lb, the |K.w«r ..I th.* lir.-l months ol tlmioits daylight s »\vi,.t did Nosh llvs on when th. Ibe Sonli in Rhodesli. »bsu tb. M.U ' ,' ii „ ..., i in h„v * m '•"'"" ■•■»" w!l1' Imiii-tMliiy nt II - 1"'"1' ''•"'• \„r. ...ry. Norway in tl„. .and ol „,„,,, |,„,| „„,M,,,.,| H„(i ,„. provision, b.,- Inughl vsllsntly. hut unavailing 1','.. ' '• II■■ k,'. i,"-,-..,,.,: "»*" "•" l"""i '"■ llhl '•■' "» l ^ '"' Ml-""*"'"' ""',- """ :"" I,"' In the »rk were .xh.usJV' ssked ly. sgillisl ths stitdy sdvsnc. "| shun: u I., ii nrk.il I...I..U »..i is ,|„„ ,|,i ■ fl.,,1 would give hilii Willing Awsy Bodies. sg. u-..r i„o north cape has Hi. , Sundsy school teacb.r ol h.r class Cull BbodM sndlh. ChsrUred Corn- There hnve been many ancei nngesl day ol any civilised cominun. „„ .sul„|„v ,„„,.. ol sin, l..r Imp, st. In thnl ..I l'l.,r l'l* "' '"" world, extoiidiiig Irom .day .., kh„lv-. .,,,lenk«.ci , ,j„> ,|r| ,,. The rlss el the Zuiu klogdon began ti," Nlghtlligiile in her last will aim '*■' .....,/.,;,," „,'* " .,' '"''_,", l«r all 111. other, had men It up. with Cliaka. who \s«. born in I7e7. on this subject, ami note Ihelr pllcln i sitileini.itt t*s the .if.-' thai all whn participate in bis hn-: 11 surreellon will In* lhe 'led uver- comer, nf Ihls Age, uml Ihey will In. the lloyal Priests, s.r I'ii nlly K.n -. sil tin- next Age. Ill whloh l-lte iv-i I will In- dcall with ami, so far us will, ing. uplifted from -in nml death. II - say... "Blessed mul Imly nre nil they Hint 11 h v * * purl iu tlle first Itesurres*- ------- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ lioni un such the 8ecnnd Death hnlh I:1.'',*'""* ''* niuhltlqiis, lis rewsnls, m-nlnry dlreei nn power: Ihey shall im priests mil a shsre iu Unit gr nl glory an I honor, s ss'. pi as lie -linn!.I demons!rale similarly hi« luynlty In (hi -■ r.:.-nl .if hi- nbllily in being coiifuriiied In Christ', .1.'nib. There i- it lesson Ier.- for us. If i. in vain Hml we shull hope in share tb" .Musi r's glory if »* fnil lo -bars* His loyalty, His iguuiuiny to li* den.I with Ilmi In Hu* wurld, Hs l.sinin.'iit ' '"'I give up my ln„ly f.u "'« suu il at all times visible except '";*\Velli'»liKil" inquired tlie teacher. Ho »a« educated In a.I the Kndir SO. when obseurwl by olouds. -'-Dry land." -London Tit-Bite. oompllshnisnti ol a prince uti.l *. w.r. . rii.r, ami III his earlv v„utli sleter. Reliit.ons Berame Slrained. Inr.n.l.l.nl. lnilie.1 ts. bes-oin,. an African Napoi.oii. li - ,', "ii ,sr pust-tnortem exnmiiia Hull for Hi- purposes of medical id The .'inii. st desire to nisi Ilu tm%%%%%%m -___,____■ Inconsistent. iii.lv ..[ niedleliie iisiinlly hn. I».i Mr.. Alllhlsll—I often t.*ll my bus- "Wim nre your besl patient,, doc- Bonis shipwrecked Knglish smlors sufficient reanon (or the slight strange hand I wish he hsd more "get up slid tor'-" wa, asked. M'l In I the .leed' ol Use great lie*. '( Hi i'^acv, bul iniiny t.-sla g.t" about hint. "The people who nre slwsy, con. emperor, then st lhe SOIllth i( lue lltl are not so open It Mr>. Jellers— Indeed? I've often tending that life. Isn'l worth living." career, snd the recitals fell on Irnlfc If 'wesu'ifer .villi lilin, «'i'shiili reign sisti.-t.iet ,iy explanntlon. 8nme un- heard Ihnl be gets up and get. In, replied the doctor willmiit the (light, lul ground Becoming ruling chief. ma) own breakfast, est besiution. nn the death o; his lather, he entered! Ood, ond unto Chrlsl, anil shall reign tilth Hlm, And lhe only way■ tu known and iiiiwrltken r ice mtij own breskfsst, est besttsttan, .. *i..- .i.-,.i„ i, - ti.t:,.- ii, |.,>„,| With Him s thousand yenrs." Hevd- ('tiler Into thai reign nf glsirj v\\\ be lurk hsii.nlh the bold words ol tin —- . . , , ,„ un(.h,Cke,| career ol con- at inn xx. (I. Ihrnllgh Hie power ..I III, Besiir* liidlvldllsl who desired hi, earca^l HI. Trade. C . Ivocal. quest. He subject«.l the wh ile male The.word in Oils text rendered lirsl rcnlhin -the Uilel Itsiirreclloti. t.i hs Memolcd, and the reilduuir "The mnn passing orer there Is "I'll bet litlle Mrs. Uetlt was slrsld populsllon is. compulsory tnllltar* slgnilles chief, loremost, luporlor. The slntcineiil ol pur text Ihnl llm llioreol .1 pos t-nj In two,urns, num. ,UI i, „ in„. „irver. to ssk thst gntngi linibstid ol hers lor service, ond created in l-nperlsl guarii It will Ind I be Ilrst in order nl resl ol lhe deud will imt live until b r*'d res.-iecllvely I mul 'J. On tin '*| despise ihsl kind." a new while efllow pluuie." ol i:, hhi veteran warriors, who were lim*. too; lull lhe particular llldllght Ihe lliousnnil years ol l*hrl»t',. feign sihes 111 .-.'o. 1^ lire to li plnced i ••>;,. reason In despise him, He i. "I lelt there awhile aiis., and I as- reads I arch SO miles In anv dirso- mm.* you sbe was showing the wi.ite tiou lime, toot bin Hu* particular II ghl the lliousnnd years ol Christ'., feign ashes In Ho. I are to i |iv»c»a i **n„ reasnn lu despise h is thut It Is .-. ri.'r. Ii- superiority nre llnlshed bn- proven.a stumbling I" -I which will bs* foundIon my tlwl ,„,., , „,KkI cluckmsker. resis in tl,,* foci thai all wl„, shut', V to many win, have sludled In*, and my nilnlaliiro portroM icarl pin _-_ — --- ill lis blessings will not only attain superficially. U*l us not forget that ..ml ,.u ilu* ashes in urn No. . a s nv Th. R.msn Lsglo „ lile full nerfeol and everlasting but the Splrll dues not reveal i\t<- deep sl»r packet winch will also I" l.iinii Tpn (.(,|llir„ „| mo men etch, wilh Ths Proportion. , outburst cost lum his life H, adiiitioni'illy they will receive life on Ihings nl Ood. "Xccpl lo tliuse who on my desk, and my miniature por- g ((|n,. ti) _„, ,.„,|ry, WH, t.he orilln*| Rnlcker— Did be s|ie«k at s dlnn.rf assassinated and his brother the Ibt* blgiiesl platie. being made par- searoli lor Tiulh "as men search lur trait Bngef ring. , HJ cuiApoeiUou of t Koman legion. B.*eker-Nu; he ate at a talk. i •*• ..._.....^ ik. si,.„„. , ' ' ».i 1et.lh.-l'' King Chaks'l reign was markesl by extreme crullt-/ and one ol In, savag* *e waa ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ great finsaaii, aseeiuled ths tlnuiis. /** I'Kl'.F, PRESS, CHILLIWACK, BRITISH COLUMBIA. LILLIE'S Weekly Bargains FOR CASH ONLY Bow-ill's Corn Starch, por pk 1.0a Fancy Seeded RulsiiiB, IB nz il pkgs for - 26o Crenmory Biittor, 2 II. fur Too Pure Luiii, '-' Hi for i'i'"' Fresh Gingor Snaps, '■• Hi lor 26c Iris Rolled Outs, (I Iln sack 26c IS IH Suck (linn. Sugar,for 81.26 Snap (llie hand olennsor) per tin - - 15c llennie's Bird Seed, per pk 10c Al! Standard ri.mrs, persk 81.110 Lillie's Special Cevlon Tea, Illl, for - 81.00 Toilet Paper, -1 rolls for 25c Toilet Paper Sheets, 4 pk fur 25c Soda Biscuit-! per pail 25c Lie s Cash Grocery Phone 88 G. A. DUNLOP PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER and ACCOUNTANT. Shorthand Tuition Room six Hart Block Wellington hi. Chllllwaek, It. 0. J. H. BOWES BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR (,dices uver Iiuyal Hunk nf Canada, CHILLIWACK B. C. ChilliwacK College of Music Principal: Tumi. J. Ilrrro.x, LAB. In-ti iiilti.ii in nil branches <*f inllsic snnl in elocution, v.-nriy eiamlaatloas ■•*.- Hi*' lt.svni Academy s.r Music and the Itssyni College s.f Musis-, taialon, i--t.Ki.ss.si. Terms *i for fssur lessons, payable in advance I*. o. it... sum riuuu* ■>' nw Church News City of Chilliwack LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE NO. -is. Henderson Ave. Sidewalk Tin* Mnnii'ifiil Council nf tin* (.'ity ut (.liilliwmk having hy resolution ilctt-r- mincd nnd sprained that ii in tlwttrabl-p to carry oul tlio following wnrks. tlmt is to nay: To construct h cement sidewalk nml works contingent titereto mi iln- North Shlo nf Itcnocrsoti Avenue between Cook Street uinl Kobson Htreet, and thnl said works bo cnrrictl out in accordance uftli tlm provisions nf tlio " Local Improvement Itylaw IIHl'." Ami tin* Ciiy Knfftlicor ami City Assm* nr having reported in tho Council in oc- conlnuot) with tlio provisions nf tin* m\*\ By-law ujMiu tin- -i»ic 1 works giving statements ihowlug iii*- amounts estimated tn In- chargablo sgaiust ilu* various portion. nf mil property in Ik* liencflued by lho •"uiiI works anil other particulars mul tlio said roporta nf said ciiy Kngineer anil Ciiy Assessor having been adopted liy iln- Council Notice is lieroby glvon that lite, said ii'|mris an- open fnr liiipcctJnn at iln olhcool tin- City Aaseanr, City Hall, CitItliWaek| H. C, ntul (hat UlllcW a iwtltlon auain-i i h<- proposed works above inetitTonod signed i>y a majority o( tin- owners ol land nr real properly in be assessed nr charged in re*|>ect of mieh works teprvscntlug al least nm- halt in value lliureof i« presented in tlio (Jouncll within liii'i'ii dayi from tin* date nf Uio lirsl publication nf this notice tin- Conned will proceed with tin* proposed Improvements undor such terms ami con* dlllons u" lu ihi- payment uf Uio cost of Mich Improvements ns lira Council may by By-lay in that behalf regulate an,I dot-ermine, ond also in tpako the mid hs- wHMiniiit. hatctl thi" I Ith day nf Octolrr, A. I). 1112, l». K. CAKl.KTON, City Clork. Dstcof first publication October iiih ima, ATENTS C___I_E____E_GTffl In all ,'ounlrits Ask for our invf.ntuii'S ADVI8EH. which will b. sent tree. MARION a MAHION. 5«lUi'(nlt«S'.CorS«Cilk«rins!".r1otttttil. Tin* Women's Auxiliary of tin* St. Thomns's church will moot in tlic Piirish Hull on Thursday attovnocm, Oct. '11, mul every Thursday there utter until further notice. Rev. -Mr. Davies utul Miss Diukio utul Miss Mnynnrd will represent Uu: Cliilliwnck Baptist Sunday School nt tin* Provincial S. S. Convention t" lie helil in Victoria on Nov. 8, Hand 7. The Methodist Sunday of this city hus appointed G. I'*. Chapman, M. Wlllorton, Miss Ditch, Miss Clara Carltnolland Miss.M. Carlmoll dolo- gntos nml il is expected Uml nil of these, will itilenil (lie Convention. Baptist Church—Rev. .1. T. Marshall, II. A., minister. Subject I'm' morning service, "Thiinksgiying Mossago." Siilijeei for evening, "The Last Chapter." You tire invited to como nntl worship with us. Speei'tl Harvest Thanksgiving services will be held ill the Methodist Church next Sunday, both morning mid evening. The girl's choir will render special iintlieins nt the morning service, nnd in addition lo the choir music nt night, Dr. l'atten has kindly consented to sing. The church will he decorated with the fruit of the Held, orchard and garden and the pastor will preneh appropriate sermons. The Epwortli League will hold iheir regular meeting at the close of tlu* evening service, withdrawing the usual meeting on Mondny evening next. The annual convention of the British Columbia Sunday School Association will lie held in the city of Victoria on Nov. li, 7 and IS. Delegates will attend froni all parts of the Province and the Sunday Schools of Chilliwaek are preparing to send a strong delegation lo enjoy the inspiration of the Convention. Among the speakers announced are Rev. \V. A. Brown, Chicago, Rev. (1. T. Pratt, Seattle, llrv. Chas. II. Fisher, North California, Rov. J. II. and Mrs.Matthews,Seattle,uinl Itev. 1. W. Williamson, General Secretary for British Columbia. Some members of thr speakers delegation to the Sunday School Convention will visit Chilliwaek on Friday Nov. 1, and special meetings will beheld in the Methodist Church to which till are invited. At 1 p.m. Ihe lirst of these meetings will be held and addresses will be given by Rev. Geo. T. Pratt, on "Religious Education," Rev. Chns. \V. Fisher on "The Sunday School for the Adults'' and by Rev. \V. A. Blown on a subject to be selected. There will be a general conference on Sunday School problems and teachers and ollieers of Sunday Schools nn* particularly invited to take part in Ihe discussions. At 7.80 p. in. a public meeting will lie held when Itev. \V. A. Brown will give nn address on "The Sunday School and World Conquest" and Rev. C. It. Fisher will give a lantern lecture mi "The Bible Classes ol America." There will lie Spoolal music mid lhe meeting promises lo be one of great intorost. An offering will be nike.l ill the evening meeting lo defray the expenses of travel. A man in lown has patented n hen's nest. By and hy some one will patent the hen. nnd then we'll have to pity for eggs, until a plain omelet will taste like a$10bill. Owing li. the extension of Germany's National Insurance schemes to employees of private ofllcos which goes Into operation January 1,1018, lilleen hundred new officials lire to Ik* engaged liy the government to deal with this branch of Ilu. work, ol whom live hundred are tu Ih* women. The Inle lion. David Davis once su i'i:—"Each yonr every local pupor gives from one hundred lo live thousand dollars in free line* for the lii'iiclit "I tli iiiiniiiiiiy in whieh it is located, No other agency enn or will do this. The local editor, iii proportion lo his means, docs more lor his town lhan any oilier ten men." Tlio sunflower is n valuable plants ll*. seeds mnke line fond for live slock, iis oil is .iiuiii to the hesl Unseed, nnd iti stalk* aro as goml as coal for producing heat. Nicholas Kiizel fm tin* second time Inside of a yenr lias discovered gas on his farm at Birch Buy. near Blaine. While drilling a well, tbe gus was encountered at a depth of aboul -'.ii let mul although this hnpponod ahonl ten days ngo, Ihe gas llamas lip about live feet from lhe surface i\ the ground. The stream Is not a steady one, for at Intervals water spurts up, but it is so constant that tha work of drilling luul lo he stssp|ii"l,—Blaine Press. HALLOWE'EN Thursday night next is Hallowe'en. Thero is perhaps no night of the year which popular tradition | links with more peculiar character I than the evening ol'Oct. 111. It is I clearly a relic of pagan times, for there is nothing in the church observance of the ensuing day of All Saints to have originated such ex- | traordinary notions as aro connected with the celebrated festival, or h.v such remarkable practices as lluise by which it was long distinguished. The leading idea respecting Million e'en is that il is the lime, above all others when supernatural influences prevail. It is lhe night set apart for a universal walking abroad of spirits, both of lhe visible uml invisible world, for on this mystic evening it was believeil that lhe human spirit was enabled by lbc aid of supernatural powor In detach itself from lhe body and wander through lhe realms of spnoo. Divination is tlmn believed In attain iis highest powor, and the gift assorted by Glondowor of culling spirits "from the vast deep'' becomes available lo all who choose to avail themselves of Iheprivaileges of the occasion. On that night nil the elves of fairy-land come out in force, spirits, goblins, brownies, witches, and wlmt do not froni the borders of those uncanny regions which were so familiar to the old-time believers in dcmouology, Nowhere was Hallowe'en moro generally celebrated iu the olden time than In Scotland, and tho festival is still held in the affectionate roinom- braticc by tbu modern Scot, both al home nnd abroad. The night bus been immortalizod by Robert Burns whose piiein of "Hallowe'en" is in great ro-pository of old-lime Scottish hcjiefs and practices respecting it. According to Scottish order of precedence on Hallowe'en, the lirst ceremony appears to have been the going out of lad and lassie hand in hand to the knilyard, and there, with their eyes shut, pulling each n stalk or root of kail. Did earth slick to it, that signified fortune, while, according as the stalk tasted, sweet or bitter, J he quality of the predestined wife or husband was supposed lo be foreshadowed. Another mystic rile was the burning of nuts, two and two, when, if they roasted quietly side by side, or if they started apart with a bang, good or evil was prefigured to the courtship, Fating an apple, candle in hand, before the looking-glass alone, gave you the ehmice, again, of seeing in the glass the shadowy semblance of your future partner peering at you over your shoulder. Ducking for apples wus also a popular amusement, particularly among the younger folk. Though long neglected, no important part of Hallowe'en ritual seemed to consist in the lightning by each household of a bonfire at night-fall. This points to the very ancient, and diffused practice of kindling sacrifice lires al certain seasons of lhe year. •..•.:••'••:**•:*>•.••:* .** *•:-•:••:.-:. z.& ****&*.„*, .>.> J ♦ A Warm Bed- Fellow 20 0, '0 Discount on I Hot Water j Bottles and \ * | Combinations | I SEE OUR WINDOW f * s* •> * t * | H. J. BARBER, f •3* 4* * Druggist and Stationer ♦ ***************** ********* cucui market in sulci's A rancher near Penticton planted live acres in cuouinbors ibis season. Every acre produced upwards of r_'.- (XHI cucumbers of market size. At '1 cents each Ihe grower would have received 8250 an acre, or •Jl.tHKI for lbc crop. He shipped two or three trial lots to Vancouver. Tin* ibers sold at 25c apiece on Ibe ill Viineouver. The whole- didn't return the grower enough lo pay expenses of shipping. —Knilerby Press. Monday next will be Thanksgiving day mul a public holiday throughout lho Dominion. Thanks will ascend for lhe blessings and bounties received from a beiiilieenl Creator through another sccil lime and harvest, while ihe delectable turkey will quicken and satisfy the appctito of those who are long on "greens.'' Muny others will celebrate wilh lhe want's of lhe inner mnn supplied by lhe mole humble chicken, lhe duck, wild or domestic, or nerohnnce the much sought fssr uml highly priced li. C. Pheasant. Boys with hats on lhe book of their heads and loin! hair hanging -lawn over their (orohondsand cig- iiiell.s nnd very smutty slmies in their foul mouths an* cheaper than old worn out work horses. Nobody wants lheiii at any price. Men don'l employ lliein ami sensible girls wonl marry Ihem. They are not worth iheir keeping in anybody and il is imi likely thnt tbey will he able In keep Iheiuselvcs. if uny body should happen to rend this who answers to Uu* above description, li 1 hlm take a look at himself and jump in a well and lay: 'Hero goes nothing." UNRESERVED Auction Sale Farm Stock Produce and Implements Wc have inunctions from Messrs. Burmeister and Nelson to "ell liy public auction ut tholr furm situated al tho ond ol tin* Prnirlo iVntrul Road, ss'ivn miles cast from Chilliwack, ami known us the nlil Parker (arm, on Wednesday Nov. 6 mil.', ui l 'uu. sharp, tin- following; HORSES Extra s_<mi.I wuik horae, black, 7 yrs old, weight about 1460 poumls: Hr > innro rising 11 yrs old, weight NOOinfoal us Mutiiuir: Sorrel maro I yrs *>M weight 1250 Ihs; Cull live months "1.1. PRODUCE 80 tsuis uf Ural class baled timothy liny; Four tons s.f oats; TurnijM, nboul '-'•H> tun*, ill pits; l'sililliHS, iiliiiut '_'l, tons iu pits: Chickens, 5 dozen good lions. Pigs, 7 j_...,. 1 slissnts. COWS A number ol good dairy cows. IMPLEMENTS Wagon, now; oxpixus wagon, new; Frost a Vvootl mower; Tiger liny rake; cultivator; small seed drill; scales, limn lbs; wi heavy harness; grind-atom1; new Myers stei'l hay carriage and fork; is hi feet steel cable; wood truck and hay carriage; force pump, '_v feet **i suction lime; l<> milk copper star milk cooler, 'A milk pails and other articles too numerous in mentions TERMS All sum*1 nf >*_."i ami under, cash, over ilmi amount three months1 credit will be given <>ii furnishing approved joint notes bearing Interest at tin* rate ni s per cent per annum, Lunch at Noon. Salt to Commence at One 0'clocK. F. J. HART tt CO. LTD AUCTIOXKEK8 »0**«««*»»«*-»**»6< I The Harrison House jj > Undor now Maiingomoiit !! HOME COOKING Spocinl Ratoa for Monthly ; Bourdon. ************************** II. A. lll'.NIU.HSOX, O.K. it M.I*.. As-us'i vri: mi:miu:ii m* tiii: CANAM in M*iu:i'Y sii'.ivn. r.Mitsi'Hiis 11. (!. I.AM. SUIIVBVOII Rouiiis 10 A 11, W'ei'liniiisler Trust lilnek (•llll.l.nVACK, II.0. 'I'lie church Im*II—bow its inel- o.lies ring, us iis tones vibrato uml linger. The (nshioiiiil.le belle, wilh u lieiill on ber siriiiL', bns u bountiful ring on her linger. A liolilicnl ring is n very biisl thing— si'oops in Ibe fool nntl Ibe scholar, bul .-o lilonsillRn ring bus iiii I'liilbly thing ns lhe ring of lbc hunl earn- e.l ilolliir. PHONE 185 Chamberlains Sale of Furniture and House Furnishings is Now On. For tlio balance of tlio month, T am making a Good Big Reduction on everything in tht* store. / Handle the Goods that will give you Satisfaction. Everything in Furniture, Wool Blankets, Comforters, Sheets, Pillow Slips, :: Towels, Counterpanes. See the Lace Curtains, Madras, Muslin, Scrims, THE LATEST DESIGNS, AND PRICES THAT INVITE COMPETITION. G. P. CHAMBERLAIN ; UPHOLSTERY WELLINGTON STREET **************************************************** A Iramattr Smtal bg (Etjrtt Sjapa Late of Professor Duxbury's School of Expression, Manchester, England. aljr fflrtluiMiil itlutrrl?, ti-hilliuuirk. V. IL Iflri-uai! ©rtobrr 251.1.1912. at 8.3D p.m. llnfirr Aunpirrn nf Itkslnj entity Sny fcrmttfl fJrmjnunmr Jlart i "Till- STORY OF JOSEPH" BYNOPSlSi Tin Vale at Dotlian, Tht- arrival of Joseph, Joseph "Xil'l ui Um Ixlinioi-lttcs, Return of iln- brothers to Jamb, Joseph in Potlphar's lioiw. .ln-s-|ih cast ini" prison, Pharaoh's strange dreams, Tin- Hml. r rvnicmU-rs Jisa-pli. Joseph Interprets Pharaoh's dreams (Joslien. Joseph mode ruler in Kgypt* Jacob's deatli. ; Joseph's brethren como to buy corn. Tin* ;n ■ .isiii'iii Rlmcon detained in prison. Tin- ruler's n-t|inijt told i" Jacob, i Ikiijamin goea down Into Bgypt. Tin- tiinlitii: <>f tin- silver cups Joseph makes himself known, Israel meets hi.i Imig i"-i son nt Hart Solo lion iti Itecilul Violin Solo " Violets" Miss Flosslo Orr " limits ut ilu* Holly Two" Clmrles D'okons " Pnntnilo Ballot " lleri.it Mr. 11. Kelliiml lliniiiiuroiis It.iitiil " He «!"l His lluir Cul " Itecilul "The Kin.il Hull liuiiie" ('. llnyes lio.l Stive the King. Admission 50c. Children 25c. Boost for the Boys. Dili yon ever see ii woinnn throw ' "Laying on hands" for enin- u brick nt ii chicken? ll is just jiluints, esiieciiill.v in chililern, is lots ol Inn—for tbe chicken. The! now luting Ibe plnce of Christian n i-. i is* . .i science. A niolher eiireil her Isiy womanusnnlyhits bonell on tlio _,, . ... , ., .,, .„,. . lol the cignretle luilul with one ilose. f.»,t uml gels so limit she enn liunlly , 8|ia |llil( |„,r |,,(l |W|)IJ (l|l ,|„. |M)V!l lnlli Straight while Ihcchieki'ii holds | neok, lier right hand i.ii mil* sub- its benil to une side, clucks softly stuntinl sli|i|H>r, nml then laid the nml looks us though il wonder.*.! ulipiicr where il would do thu most , . > .1 . . ..,, I I. ...T 1 ■ I .. »..- whnt uniler tbe sun llii! fuss nil uu mil nuy hnw goml. ll elTecled u euro nnd u ro- l.i|.-e is not lisikeil Inr.
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Title | Chilliwack Free Press |
Publisher | Chilliwack, BC : C.A. Barber |
Date Issued | 1912-10-25 |
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