r,l^Ty^A^A^<u~.ctJ ^^Jjuxola^o^i^ /^tary L^ Ul O \ «< *- 1 l/> , c TuaXjCs^^o. Cn O-fl-flO -AiAA*M.o. hwiwac .* PUBLISHED IN THE GARDEN CITY OF B. C. You will Like Chilliwack. Vol., 1. CHILLIWACK, B.C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1911 IIIAS. A. UAIIimil lllil.ii mu, I'n.iH ..-..it No, -I NEW ADVTS. J.I'.Mi-ri.iiiiill-lliu-ks Kri* 1-riHH■ liiil Wanted All. Willie—.iinirliiy i.iiiiuis T. Ilalp, y—Money finiiul Ij.U.Uarvan—Homes (or ante II. .1. Barber Cough Homely Mks liuvisiiii- Mii.ii- TimliinK A. Ii. MeKacliorii-ltone, en-. Onora llouao—The Allen f-layera, W . II Ti. nlu,Im Illmiki'ls ,$ r,.nifi.it,.rH I, .1. Pull.-y A Co.—Ileal tialuto S|ktIiiI, l.n.siniili en .llargniimat lleiiilQinoii1, lii-iiiiiiuk iV tlm ton-Quiia uml Bnorilng U,ll sis ************************** | LOCAL AND DISTRICT j *************************t I.. P, Ciuft, nt'In,. Studio tor photon. Head the Krce Pros. Want Ails. Head IV, II. Tronholm'fl ndvt. in to-dfty's isslli.'. T. 1'. Pulley was a biiBlnosa visitor In Viineuliver, Kriilny. Hnve yuu gut a enlil?—read Bar- Iht'i. ndvt. un |iagi' eight. Miss Hoyle, Millitu-r, wan a visitor lo Viineuliver thin weak. Iluw in your cold? in a froquont siililliilinn liennl iibuut ibe city Ibis week. \V. It. Treiih.ihii, tho tiirnlluro denier, was n visitor t" Vai uver mi l-'ridny. ('. K. Hniilh, of Smith's bakery left Tuesibiy tin n btlslnoss trip In Viitu-niiver. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. P. Clinmborlaln hnve returned frum n holiday trip I,, Ontario points. II. 11. i lervnn attended Abbolsford Knir yesterday nnd was judge nf horses in all rlnss.-s. IV, Ogllvlc, nl Ibe B, C. Kiel-trie Railway, Vancouver, Bpent the week end nt bin raneh her,1. W.O. I.illie, of the Cash (Iroeery. vviiii a piissenger on the train to Vnncuuver thin niorniiig. Mrs. Byron Rtirker, was the gue.si ul Mrs. P. It. McLennan, at the Klnpress bolel, lust WIH'k. J. A. Hamilton, id the Merchnn- tile Triwt Co., Vancniiver, wan n business vinilur in town Tuesday. Mr. E. Dutliic, manager u( the Bank nf Mnntn-nl, letunnvl on Friday from a lew days visit to Vietnrio. W. P. Ferris bus lungiit at srxit canh prices the largest supply of Brass Beds ever received in this city. Denmark A Hurtnii an- advertising, guns, ammunition, and sporting goods, iu Ihe Free Proa to-day, See their ndvt. Mrs. \V It. Saunders, of Van- COUNT, has liecn a guest at tha Hnrrinnu llullse this week, and also visited .Mr. ami Mrs. I. 8, Hill. Miss Daisy U-ary arrived here Inst week from Manitoba and will reside with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jubn Leery, Fairfield bland, Hiiuse-clcaningtime is here again and \V. It. Stevenson the Valley Painter nml his stuff of workmen arc kept busy pniicriug, tinting etc, \V. it. Stevenson Ibe Valley Pain ter will not keep yuu waiting to have your paper bunging 'lone an be has a stall of lirst-cbiss workmen. Mr. E. B. Hull, "f I'rilietnn. B. C, is in tnwn this week. Mr. Hall bus leased u biiini-ill Chilliwack and will witli his family reside in Cliilliwnck. Now is ttie time tn have your liiiusc-eleiining done, W, It. Steven- son, the Valley painter, keeps nunc but lilst dims (..ipcr-hangcrs, dec- orotors, etc Chiis. Parker, theclothler, wns in Vm uver ln-1 Kriilny and while then- piirclitiscilii tine sti.-k nl Men's (Tutliiiig iu ih.- newest stylos nnd ■■ pall.-rii- fur spring. Ciinstnietiiin iv.uk uu the Itmiknf, Mnntn.nl building is now prugn-ssiiigj Tin- stone lacings, brick and other material is now mi the gmuml and J further (lelny is imt anticipated, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, nf1 Winnipeg, imve In-ell the guests <>f Mr. ami Mrs. Geo, Leery, Folrfloldl Islanil, Inst wi-ck. They tell mil Monday and will make their home I in Vancniiver. Burlaps, Burlaps, Burlap*— Wc| currv Staunton's the Is-sl grade made, In toil, green, nml brown, nn wliieli we are givinil a reduction nf Hi per cent, nt tin- Valley Paint and Wull Paper House. Mr. Goo. In-nry, of Fairfield Inland, ban returned fn.m n business trip to Winni|ieg. Mr. mid Mrs. I.eiiry leave thin week for the enst, and may go to Ireland, where Mr. Is-ary ia likely lo represent Ihe Canadian I111111igrnti1.il IX-pnrtmciit. Ho will lease his ranch in the meantime KILUNG GROUSE OUT OF SEASON A line uf It-JII nml ensls wns Imposed nu 11 mil, Teskey, of Wilder River, by Magistrate Polly, nt the Court Huns.., rei-eiiily for unlawfully having grouso in bis nossossslon, nn Sept. |s. These breaches uf tlio (bline l,invs will In- severely tleiilt with i„ lho fiitiiro by fho Maglslralo, 'I'be llbuve inslnneeslluulil bi' 11 sufli- eient warning In nil nnd sundry, In protect ibe grouso during tl lose season, A SORE FINGER AND SOME POTATO. A IK t.r ci other A logging train loft tha truck in tin- vicinity of I-ungley on iln- B.C. Klcctric Railway nn Tuosdny fore. noon, Tlic truck was dtunnged In ""me cxlont nml passenger wjt'vlco delayed u short time Mr. J. Manning, lied Den-, In-! spcotor for Merchants Bank of Can I tula, mul ti. s. Harrison, manager for thf Vancouver branch, wero visitors lo tin1 local brunch <»f the kink here on Wednesday, Miss Clara Davison, recently of Alborta College, Edmonton, Is roady tn receive, primary pupils in piano. Tin* family residence in on Princess AvOi Miss Davison has a cart! in this Issue of the Free Press. Work on the grading and asphalting of Westminster slreol comiuonu* I'd this morning, Business men on this streol wore u smile of approval, uml on tin* strength nf this sotuo have visions of tin' now i*"i olllco ut un early date, Chas. Korr, of Stillwater, It. C. uml family moved to tlio Valley on Friday, Mr, Korr hus puroltnaod seventy*fivo acres from John May* nui'il on tin* Vnl(> road uml will tuku np rnnohlng Itoro, Ho also owns forty aorcB on tho Prairie Central. In recording the death of Mr. Kitchen in lust Issuo wo Btated thut llu- holy wus interred in tho Potter's Field in tin* Odd Fellow's cemetery. We wero misinformed] und Mr. Poors, the Wit-run litreo Marguerite Thomas In linker informs uh thut (Ik; Odd with $1*1,40, followed olo Chilliwack Fair Best Yet A Record Entry List. Splendid Exhibits. I Big Program ot Races and Other Attractions. tiliur oxpcrlohee was tho lol . Parkor, the Clolhlor, the iy, He weni Into his gardon to raise some potatoes, when u largo} res nne Hiihhornly adhered to nmthor lur earth I in un i-ITort to raise il by ovi liiiiul, he raised tho nail oil lho ihinl'tlu finger of the loft liiiiul. This is u Into point,> story mul u very sore linger is now u eonsiunt remlndor to Mr. Parker thai when he again desires to raise Chilliwack Vnlloy iKititloes, In- Iind bettor use a small block mul tackle* or ul least a g I strong sptule. CHILLIWACK HOSPITAL AUXILIARY The iiiiniuiit realized by the indies uf the Auxiliary nl ihe rofrcslinient lout uu the Pnh-ground was 1800. of this tSJ.OOtog nyivnseollecl. ed hy energetic eaminittco of young Indies under M!ns I.. Mnrsdon, .Miss I the list Iv by Ada Tin- lliiny ninlli ti il fair ofU Ibe Cbilliwiiik Agrlalllllll'lll S.ii-ii-ly | lllSl Weeli luil.V easily be lerineil Ibe j I bi'-t yet, liy infurmalinii we have i Ix'Oll able lu glltbul'i (lum variulls'i suiuvis. Ilul fur Ihe Ini-ll ley nl'll Ibe U'ealbl-l'UII ll pellillK illl.V.'llli-' 1 result from nil st Ipniuts ivmibl hnve b i liigjily snlislneliiry, fur even wilh tbe wealber mail llgainnl llilllllgenicnt, Ibe receipts nre Wbiiwurib, Grnco Knight, .Miss Hell, Fellow's have no such plot. A plot Coolo, l-'i wus purohnsed hy lm-nl Orangemen Johnson, Mi ami the body buried therein. W'el Is-ua Wnddington, Dorothy Howler- regret the error. 'sun ami others. Tin- ladies are in- _,„,,_ ,. _ dolilod to tho Agricultural Hocloly for The Rally Pay nervine of te Pre.-1 .i(|i, ,.x,.(.,|,,nl ,„, |llt|0|1 bytennn Sunday Schools for this land In a end (if Ihe Valley in funk's Pres- l|ona or |n bytcriun Church on Sunday morn- j ing was n very nueecssliil event. fl iMPonvryruTc There was i large representation of I SIUMt ■nWMWH Who nssisleil by ny uther way. .li.lial- likely lu lialiuu-e Ibe heavy cx|X>l!SC nf this year's fair. The Interest iiilieii, il iitbusiiisin, ami the Intrinsic merits uf tl xlilbltlnn mi- Kllrs well fur the future nf tlu- I'hil- iiwaek fair ami sp-aks volttlnns for iln- high class and vnrloly of products pruilii I in the valley, 'i'be l-'rei- Press man, having lived un the prairies, where bii- yields nml extensive farming is tlio nrdcr, nml whore lho soil, under favnrabl m- dlllons, produces, i-egetnbles ..f uu mean order, had visions uf great things iu fruits uf tin- soil uf ibis favored Vnlloy, We were mil dls- iipptilntcd. A visit ,u the fair was linn- well spent, evennsido from tho sp-eial attractions, and it is itgrott- able Ibal iln- weniber was unfavorable to the nttondaneo of u lnrgor number ul visitors from outside in.inis, Tlu try list this year made a record lur the fair, lho number being in th ighborl I uf 1700, which niaile iiusniiill (usk for the Secretary .Mr. GoodtnudondstolT, Tin- sjmri- inn attractions, generally wcroof a inn nf nil. The ladles also vented n k 1 showing nf fancy ik in iiuiiiy eliisses, wbi.-li drew loll rnvi.riil.li- i iiuent. The lisl ibis purllon uf the .xliil.il might cnlnrgeij lo soma extent, Bchooi work as itii-nliunt-il in Insl issue was a decided credit In tcnehor* uml pupil-uf Cliilliwnck Public School, Tbeilepilly iiiiinsli-r ofllgriellltllrc, «'. IS, Scott, wim opened Ihe fair, said "Tin- vegetables nro magnificent ami Illustrate ll npabililies nf the valley and ll lure nf the soli yuu must have boforo yuu run prodltco such exhibits.'' The depuly minister congratulated ibe Society mi Ibe iiiiirkeil Improvement in the grounds ami buildings, Mr. Scull uml P. Iv French, awarded ibe prises in the fruit M-etiuii, ami noted a marked advance in iln- grading and pnokillg "I Iln- apples and pi-ars. Among tie- bj inl exhibits noticed was a display nf pillars, mouldings, fruit buxes, nicely arranged, I Ibe product uf tlio fhilliwui-k Pinning .Mills. Tunis Urns I Austin Myros, had a showing of seeds, bulbs, bee hives ele. 1.. F. Croft, photographer, Iind a ense of samples of hi; in photography. BTAK1S HACK Hack ttonlon Evan, Jinnies 11. Nowoll 1.U THUT OB I'ACI-: I inlla In-iits J Ind Hymn l.iu-1- II. Mi Mn,,,,. Iln, Uml liinsi Nelly Willis T, V Morrl, •.':!.-. Till IT in lmopai-i: i ii,il,- in uis:, in ii llusiilii 11. Sletsnii IliMi-l lill-H Uml UllO.1 Sii,..i Henri I'. Dolman D ,; TIIOT or 8.25 Vkt'U V, mill- licnu :> iu Ii Km Mniiluna J. Phi r.' Jul i K. llinlil i liuri.. T, A. Morrl, MII.I-: DASH, Open Tlilnl Chiuieu T. O'Scll l.n.ly M i.i In nl .IA Kuui" Bycllyo a.ll.Nlcolla KMHlTrllMAX RACE '■j mite lli-ltt -J in :, Nlgscr Erins Dsvo sum JOH|lillllO llllM-Slllli riiiss s, iii'nu.UN >i-., Iln,I i'.,w III nil iii ti. 1. limn l.l-l'-r I y, ii. liiil ll.ll.i. I >■ ,r old llellrr . "..ll .- i , ,11 - ll, ii. i i nil - n ili.ui i-liiiini Bull Dip, n i-h..>■■,-. .■, r.,ii Ullilmna II, 1.1 . ... . in. ..ii ni I ... n.ii, r, : -.. ,i- ■ iinii. I, J A iul. E ll Hull ... ., '.. : Hull. I y. Hull call i*i Hull L-alf I Ii. It.iiu.-1. first, O. Dickie -l>. Ranch first,O. Dickie II. Itnuli llrsi ll. Dickie ATHLETIC EVENTS Under fourteen years! 100 yiwU— O Dickie lii-i. I». Coiicli-i-i-oii.l. F. Mul coin, third. Hiiili Jniiip BOCDlld. Quarter mil Mi I. Long Jump Over fourteen yearsi luO yards—C. \cv\liy llrst, \. .luckiiuii second, W. Houston tliirtt. iiiLth jimiji—A. Jackson ilr-t, 0. Evani SI'Cl 11 III. Quarter mllo—Houiton lirst, O. Sowby w coin I. Ung jutiiit—O, Kewbyltret, 0. Kvans w ml. OlK'lll One mile-I'. Roilfll Unit, II. Ii.illniu Kcniul, ii. Dickie third, Suck ruci.—ii. Dickie first, 0. Newby N'l'Ollll. . Thrci' li'um'il nice H. RoiclmnuJ, anility I Hiiteliecoti titm.do smlUIckloserond, riirowlhu lM.iel.iill—r\ Mi-l-ttiighli ihililren mid parents present. The I The hardware firm ofDonmark *.*< \tPod order, and furnlalMtl Interest- service was bright und helpful und j Burton, who ure the sneeessors or ni* entertainment for the visitors, much appreolated. The addrofwlj-tmefl Munro, are transforming tho There was n largerentry of horses wan given by thu pastor, Rev. R. J. [interior of their store. The olhYo than formerly, tho Clydestlates and Douglas, I hag been moved t" the renr t" make Poruhcrons, being Csneeinlly worthy room for three fine new silent Bflles->J uieu which are expected to Ik- in | place this week. The gasoline light- ing system hus been replaced wllh electricity, and the front portion of the store is now lirilliunlly Illuminated by two 160, and two GO, caildlc On Monday, October 0, tlio Ep- worth League of tne Methodist Church are looking fnrward to a special treat when the Rev. G. E. Hurtwell, of Chentu, West China, will lecture on the Went China Mission Field. The lecture will be ill ../• I \T\eZl:t CJS Power lights. The firm Is carrying ustm«l by* large large numberot J llirjI(.%(H.k ((f thl. ,M„t ,iu;, $ chdtci excellent lantern views, and an Mr, Hurtwell has been seventeen years in China, he will apeak with authority upon conditions in that laud. The territory that has been the scene of the recent revolution will lie described, as it was in that part of China that Mr. Hurtwell spent his life as a missionary, The meeting will lie hel-1 in the church and will be free to all. A collection will lie taken for the missionary fund of the League. The firm, of series of Provincial Laymen's Missionary Conventions, wilt Ite held in Vancouver on Oct. ISth, to 20th. It is hoped that a large number of delegates will attend from the churches of Chilliwack. and a committee ban Ireen formed to urge the claims of the convention upon members of tlie churches. The program? it* a most attractive one and the lint of speakers includes such well known names as Nir Andrew Frascr. John R. Mott, Rev. Canon Gould, II. K. Coskey, Jas. Ryrie, and the missionary secretaries of all denominations. Encb parish ond congregation is expected to lie represented by tbe clergyman in charge and as many laymen as can pn-siUy attend. We hope to publish the full program next week. A THEATRICAL TREAT A great treat is in store for the theatre going public of this comnt- largo hardware goods, and by progresslv business met buds and courteous attention ure receiving u large share of iMitmuuge. Fori mg espeeln of note. The li-.is of prize winners a! Vancouver, uml Victoria exhibition limply prove thut the Cliilliwnck Valley is the home of tome breeds, und prfce getters, cattle classes. Red Polls of .1. T. Mu v nurd, The Guernsey's of iBanford Bros, A. C. Well & Sou's Ayreshlrcs, und Mr. A. .Mercer's ; llolsteins, formed a combination of cattle herds, that would lie very difitetill to duplicate In any portion of the Dominion. The cattle Iflhed wns a very interesting feature Iof the fair, to any one who appreciates A I. Stork. Ill the sheep clasSCfl tllOre WOS a largo entry of DoKclhorns. Shrop- shires, Llnculns, Tccccsters,SulTollu, and Si.ulhdowns wen- well represented uml tlu- standard, good. I Swim* In the Yorkshire, Berkshire iiiitl other cIohsos were extra giMnl, THE CITY IN DARKNESS ver an hour ttiulahttlf electric power in the city of Vancouver, New Westminster, in Chilliwack and all over Southern British Columbia where it is supplied by the B. C, K. It. Co., wns a minus quantity Tucs. night, shortly after 7 o'clock one of the compuuv's Immense 10,000 horse power dynamos at hike Bunt/en broke down, cut- there some very fine specimens, ing off one-third of the electric sup- ,n „|(. M|.w -,.,-■ W;H dUpluved the ply for power, light und railway] horticultural and industrial exhibits. purposes. When the employees opened another dynamo of the twine capacity to replace the broken one. the switch burnt out, leaving only four Woo horse power machines in working order. WON ViaOR GRAMOPHONE There were six hundred guesses showing, hut Illustrates tho |w»ihili- registored on tho weight ol the tl«. of the vrJtar In lho prwluctlon Gourlay Piano nt Mr. Alf. White's"! «PPl«i which will find ready booth at the fair last week. The «<*C*S l" J,".v '"arkel. I Pears were extra g"««l also ami me very finevnrieties wero shown, Apples were a strong feature iu the fruit class. The entry list was targe, the fruit excellent and the taste in display as well us the packing and gruding, secured much favorable comment. Tins year has boon au off season to BOmo extent for tin* apple grower in tlu- valley, and the correct weight was 029/1 pounds and the nearest correct guess was given by Mrs. James Merecr, of Itosedole, who guessed 020 pounds, and is now the possessor of the Victor Gramophone, offered by Mr. While. The loffost weight givi unitv. On Moudav night Oct 2nd Wlls m R°un^* i""1 l,iy Mf1'0"' *... " ... " . .. -|-.'»il a...aa.,.I^ '..,.., ..-nu ..,.■._ i. L. r _ 11-1,1. 2680 pounds, Then* wni able interest taken in the contest kll und the foregoing figures <vill pr that there were u great variety guesses. Plums and grapes while not so numerous, wen- of ,i good quality, In root- ami vegetables thero was a splendid array in all classes, Potatoes wen- exceptionally good, nud rahlmge, celery and roots, second to uoni'.Cortiencnmbi-t'-.Mpia-h.puinp- •aulllluwor, onions, etc., wen* the Allen Players will Open ut tl Opera House for a three nights en- -- - - mement, opening «itl,"TI,i- Chris- Und th- foregoing Bguiw »ll pi-i-o nf nntonlc-r, ll,,-v,lI,i,,l.l,-il,s,,n.vi fin,, ".lliilH'iiinswi.llkn.nviiilr, I. U«l Uww Wen ., gn-i.l vuri.-t,- ul ,v,,s,i u,,lu,sl,,k,-i,bl,-lu-liin.,n.v l„ ll„- Alt Kb Ihe Allen fla-en have gm**»- , I"1" "''llv"»';" "' ,l"' "'"7 *■>* <"r , , 1 1 : ,i : .I , gun I'liing. A in nl lenlun-in never before pluyeil m this notion « .0,7 niP cab rsirmrK ?i 1 ■ t ,11 ,i 1 of the .-ountrvthev have for the lust \ k »U W ™ CRIttCTERS ,|,e showing of vemlnhies was iho I three years boon wmsldered us the Tiie various erickel clubs, cast ol \*il\ i;1"1 oxl»u»l. "■ ,";T". V-.'1"." best si.K-k company on the road In but uot including Now Westminster, f"« 1ll,,:-1:l,"11nlll!rrs' "f g"1 *llli" Western Cunadn. and huve played will have the opportunity of play-' Hmirk- 1 hocahlMl was well armng- to wpedty houses in all the large ' ing for a trophy iu 11.0 form of a "'■• ."'" qnnl.tv unl.spti.ablc I cities of tile west. jsilver cup, wl.icl, will Ik* put Up "»■ "» '■<'■>• ot\\v>t>x\ to» CO...- Miss Veins Felton is the star of for competition, through tho goner- inKmufHiie- tho company, ami Is conceded by losityof S. A. Parsons, thoClothtcr, Then- was a small showing ol all who have watched her for tho Chilliwack, for the season of 1018. grains und s Is, The b-t of pro- last few ware to be one of the best Cricket us an athletic spnrl Is fast servwl fruits was also no! large. Ihe emotional actresses on Iho stage in-1 mining favor in the Valley, ami it display of potted plants mul ent day. lis possible that with the Incentive flowers was wry good, bul we be> The Allen Playerscurry their own ] furnished by playing for a Cup, a ; Here if more people would lake in special baggage car, and new scenery'a league of clubs In the Valley will creased Inleresl in this particular Is usetl for every production. Among be formed and a good season's iporl branch of the exhibition, it could be their extensive reptrtoira un- such {result. Improvwl upon. Fancy bread, buns ploys as "TheSpoilers", "The Lion ami cake-, hud n -mall representnt- aii<) The Mouse", Clirlstopher The Rev. A. K. Roberts, pres* inn bul the bread display more than Junior", "Sappho", nnd The blent of the li. c. Conforenenoftbojnmdc up for any shortage in the nre Second in Command", Mothndisl Church bus been Invited of king fancy food stuflis. Cbm- Tills company Intend to make this'to nttend tiie coiner stone laying of. |*.<tilit>n in Invud baking wns keen, one of their regular stopping places the new Mothodlsl church at Kam- and then-wns a very largo collection, every season from now on, so it is to [loons on Thursday Oct. Sill. Ho ntn quality that assured tho onlooker ho hoped that tbey will bo well put will leave next Wcdiiesdny for thut that then- must In- a large nuiulier ronitedon tlieir first appearance in city and will take part in the stone, of first class broadlttkors in the valour midst. I laying ceremony on Thursday nfter- j ley, who provide a wholesome article Seats \w now on side al Alf noon anil in the evening deliver alitor the family table. Inmost home. address at the public gathering on butter get-*- wry close to bread, nud tho subject "Tho Church of To- so it was at ilia fair. The dairy ex- Dgy," hibit was a feature that attracted the Chas, IlntchesoiuvCo., real estate und Insurance agents, hud u neatly arranged booth, where Information regarding the soil which produced the ninny evidences to bo seen, was dispensed, Listings,maps,discriptivc pamphlets, etc., of volley real estate wore given nway in largo numbers, by this enterprising firm. "Chapman for photograplis" wns prominently displayed on all sides. Mr. Chapman bad n line exhibit of his work, including, portraits, in\s- tela, crayons, etc., which wns a credit tohisenterprlse, Mr. Chapman . had gone to considerable expense M- --' ami tTOttblo to huve nn attract!**) exhibit nnd the result must have been very satisfactory. The Chilliwack Feed Co., had samples of the various grades und classes of Hour nud cut feed on display. The business energy of Alf. Whito, the music mnu, im well as the qualities of tlu- lino of goods handled by him attracted much attention. His display or Gourltty pianos, musical instruments ami music, tastefully arranged, mul the manner iu whicli he received uml liled guesses on the Gourlay piano, was worth seeing, uud be no doubt feels repaid bu- bis effort. The following wen* the judges who dealt with the various classes;Horticultural produets, Messrs, W. E. Scott and P. IC. French; cuttle ami swine, A. E. Holtman; horses nud sheep, Mr. Elliott; poultry, II Iteid; Mowers, Mr. Tidy, Now Westminster; bread, Mrs. Smith, Chilliwack ; dairy work, F. Wflanco; ladles' work nnd school exhibits, Mrs. Spencer, Chilliwack. No accident marred lho success of the Fair and everything passed off in good order. The directors res- pnnsiblo for the exhibition wen1, President, A, Leslie Coolo; vice- president, Horatio Webb; seeretary- treasurer, II. T. Uoodland, and directors IMI. WHs G.T, Thorn- tun, .1. Bailey, J. W. Walker, J, T. Mavnanl, II. II. li.ivan, J. II. Ashwell, J. A. Evans, T.E. Qtskey, c. Huteheson, W Knlghl and J. II. Chapman. The ladles of the Hospital Auxll- llr-l, ('. Nettby KCOIlll, Scots' relay race—J. Psrkor, 0- Boacl j. Huteheson, I. Coote, rni/i'. mst. t'liiKu I-—Ilorscs. DRAFT IIOR8B8. I. Htnlll.Mi iH-illKn-.il-I. J. A Kvans: 1, J. A. KVIIIlrl -.'. Mar.- wlili foul nt root—1. J A Kvinis; •:, J. A. Kviins; S, j. O, Blanch- flpli): I. J. 0>. Ml.hi. t.r. Li 8, Ycl'i mart, i rsan "r over-1. J A. BvfllW! 1'. .1 A. Kvimn; 3. A. K. Willi*-, r.. (it-iiiitiK or filly I roan ota—I. A. B, Wllllil 2, J. A. Kviiiih; X 1 A. Kvuni r, i-oii. i yean ola-1 A, B- Willi-.. :-. J. A. Kvnii**. 7. Kmtl. ISU—I, J. O. ninnchtii-lil: I, A. B, won**; 3. J. a. Bv-uti; *. j. a lllnn. hfli-lil. N. Drart tmni—1. J. A. I-.vumt; 1, A B. Willi*-. 9, BUlllon mill llvr of hlri n**t-I, J. A. Bvnnsi 2. 1». flrcy.il. io. Mart nnd two <>r tirr prof.—1, a b. WUIIll 2 J. A. Kvinif. BPSXtlAL. II. rimmiiloiiHhl*, Htitllloii, nil ver meilnl. ii..ii.ti. -i by the it.nik or Vancouver, Chit- llWOCk-J. A. Kvntia 12. CMmplomhlp Man*, tUver oimmi, tiorutled by the Hunk ot Vancouver, **hii- liiv-.ii k .1 A. Bviihk. I1KNBKAI. Pl'nPOSB. ii. Vi-nti), ntdlnsa or mam in hir- neu in vehicle—t, Jno Bahleri 2. I«hn Bnsllih; x a. B, wiih*-. ii. Mare or Kfi.iini.', any ,w.- i J-um Bnglfihl 2. A. ti Willi, AOitirri/rrnAi.. Ilrooil miir*- wllh r»iil iii foot—1 T. O, Klnmcote: 2. j. t. Haynard. Veld mure, * ymn or over—I, Dooglasi 1, IhiUKlim: 3, John H-i'tmrn. OeMlng or tllly 1 years old—1, D. Knr- roW| -. J. ll'i'i.tini. 3. Jan. Coulthnrl. <;.-!.imi' or tllly 2 yean old—1, a. H Mercer; 2, a. ii. Mercer! a. a. ii. liter. r.iit ona year old—I, H. Bruth, Pot) itli—1, j.is Coulihirti 2, T. <i KIllKHcnlc; 'I. I>. Uirt.r, Team scldfnsi or mares to be nhown In w.-iKon or democrat—1, A. II. DoiiKlav ;, John Hepburn: x A. K. Willis. R0AOBTBR8, Bullion, pMljrreed—1, J. Nation. 2. J T. anil J. h. Wiikin-.n Mare with foal at foot—1, Jai Row. man: 2. Jan. Ilowman: :t, A. I.. TtBVtfM, Veld mat*, 4 yciirn »r over—1 J. T ami J. II. WllklllHoli: 2. Thus Dolman: 8, A. C Hummer. n.-filliiK or (illy 3 years old—lit, J.u Uowmau. 2. J. C. UtanchfleM. ilelillni; or Blty I years Old—I, J- T. mid J. II. Wilkinson. 2. J T. and J. ■< Wilkinson. Colt, 1 yi-ar-l. Jas-. Bowman) 2. A. r. Hummer: X J. T and J. ft Wllktn-m Foal. i«n-i A. U Traverae; 2. Jas Ilii-Ammi: 3. Jas llowmnn. c.iiiii.iii..'i..n Horse fK|>e.lal |irlXel .1,.tinted hy J. M. Miller, riillltwark New Kn I. II II. <:.'i\.in. 2. II. II. Itervan: I, w n Bliinftr, Saddle Hor-w—1. A. U Cootti 2. J. A Bvans. X J lliunmar. suml. Driver 1, II. UriiKh. Span lloidsi.-r«*-I. i'. lt.wlm.in: 2. H 111,! • I, IttlJ.i-.ll .Int. Nation SLilIton I>lidonn-J Mare. Diploma—J. T liamntonahlp ml J. II Wllklm SI'K.'I \l. PRIXSJB, iiest r.irm lean, |wra«ufd to wison. MP t.,1 |.M«e donated hy J P Mil'nnnell. oi...in.-r Halnrd.iy Buiuet-1, A. II- ■o'lKtas. 2. J A Kvans. t-'or th.- beat i*n**rnl putpoae team of . , , ii .. Bil.lin**- >.r mares M t <-f .(n*cl<- h inoss liiul a DUO* I -Meal- uctv \ Vllh„. *,-,,, pr-MMiled by Menn RockwtH a Oo., I'htniwifk l. J a ani.hr. For the I***. Ideal nwne.1 rlydemlil.- mitre ellaH-nite howl. |ire*,.|i1,i| liy the M.-r.h.itits Itank <>f CUUUU, rhllllwa.k The howl to he Won lw» years In -U.-- i-e-.-ii.iti before btcomlnji the properly "f the wlmnr -l J. A. Kvans. For the iHst local bred and owned farmer'*, .frlvliir* man- or i*<-lilln*-: to he lO.i.h.d t<> a M- ;i.'i, hiiKxy. (No .lifT.r.-tn-e for Iron or ruhher tire-* i l»on- ited hy niilllwa.-k lni|.l.-m.-nt tt 1'ro.hiee Po 1. J. II. A- J T. Wllkln-.n: 2. II II rush. iiian of roadtlere. presented ■'""-1— '""■.. thnmah 11. II ,. IVilman. hors*. rldd-n hy nie.i by Iteairi ■ I Ixilb day*i hi a large i<-ni ilu- grounds, while a tag campaign wus also conducted, tho proceeds of {all netting the ladles a lutndsomo amount for a worthy object. THE HORSE RACES I'liKi: FOB u.i, TROT llali-Mil,' Hem--, Two In Three in White's Music Store und those wishing t» secure good seals should secure their tickets without delay. I Joluiiiv K. Uml (iuct ; Kcru SloiiUnS \V. J. I'luiii r I ll.nii- McAllley W. ll. I'liltin-oti Jr. PRKR l-»lt AU. PACK •4 mile In-atH -' iu '3 i Byron l-ace It- Slctsnn 9 SclU Wilk- T, A. Sorrls :i Dscn *-'■ Smiili NAMED HACK l mile heats 9 In i l nill Miner l>- *w Rnndss 9 WUIismstto A.O. Hammer :• sis W, li. Psttlnson .Ir ',. Mil.K I'onv u.ui: Ottctl 11 -' or iiiuler '« mile ImUS In II Sihii -I- Huiitiiiur THxIc J< A. Kvans Hick C. Ncwuj M UtLB RUMMIXa RA0B, Open IV.-t •.' in "• liests Tlilnl Chance T. O'Noll Uaterliu .i.a i-vmi- CSriOS '•■ biisnorili oNK MILK DASH, Open Ladf Hlrthtnl J a. Kvsns The llltlii It It .I'll I SUNDAY SCHOOL RAUY DAY On Sundaj in >n -■ land appreciative congn g sembled in Ihe Meth< ■ -■ i j to listen t'i an address |er pu-tur, lb E. Manut stationed al L ;.-:•■ 1'i i > - Orchestra iviw ■. .\!,.. •■ Knlghl pn riding at I piam Mr. 0. II. w ;- The superinte ■ I ■: true i the meeting ' platform wen- l;. the presenl i I erts, who w pres Conference thi i by the children ' hymns was runrl a spirit ol voded Uie whu recitation by Mai was nice - z < iWinnie !'■ fatherly can I • i cut's amis, recil iu a wry winsome | Gladys Satnpsni • 'from a couple ot w ■ h i sang ber solo wil p ■ ■ ■■ in a pleasing way choir, in cap ind « the way hu ■ a ance, rendsred in andti (their usual Supdn f uv (torn. Tl e speaker after a four ^ n- , the city, recent j Introttuctit mil .: ened to by - j not so young in his am ■advice be give Ileal, and was iptl llssjDOS sod mecdi ssnsfsing. smoking; .ul: i ,• j svits Kcefved tfiefs nflsenn -f [cbndemnotii n ■ that pap ; was ttrODfl I The yasl c organisatioii [Soouts under called the \\ - Scout Master I ■ Clifford W ■ ■ ■ ■ ' pleasing fentur I proves there :al side is s in the !:*. , . .- [boys, I to be many .i- :"■ ■• Kiclioll is I Willerb i invitation I the respons emphasised \- -. The young ladies class ■ by Mrs. Day, and Mr • big class of young nn ior Bible class. The ■ ■■■ land teachers In tha ichooj ,tr- Snperintendsni; John Robj - Assistant £upertntendsnt, J t/ Chapman; Pianist; V Sunerintendt • ■ I if Dei' v "' SIsler; Secretary I Scl Mrs \, Thornton; Treasun M Sampson; Te* -■ -- - above) Mr- '\'\, \\ - - Mr-. Whit-. Mrs CW c, Jl •- \r Cartmell, Miss M Street, M •- I Cartmell, Mrs ' : iprnaii md Mr, I A. Duncan, Miss In K ■ the raperintei lent I I ( ■< ■• Roll, und the libra ; charge "f Mr- 1 has !*.rI- !«l by Krne-t Trel [school ii.--Is every Han ' noon nt _•:>'. and an hum -; ■ ■ time well .ii. I The pastor annoi school mu dee! [commencement ■ il I the near future ' ; [odatlon f"i tin . i ing the ii price. miry le.ihr-l. n hesi nddl 1 or lentjejnan, Storey ft Campbell, vanoouver-1, h n (lirvmi. Ilesi laily rl.lrr: Horse t» rouni W per ceni., ridina to lonni i" per cent., ■- ,-i i: mid hrldh- i* per edit; uri*-s doli.tted by a. I. coote k-..|.-i. mu* BUter iiam. inei. |, \h . Nellie .M.ivnard It. t I,nl)- driver: Horse to count l-i per rent., drivlna to count W iwr cent., h.irness Hll.l Hi; 31 per cent. fllierlll iiriKe* doiiHted hy John L Dennolm, • .uidier u.i hirnem maker, Cbiuiwack, -I. rim-. Iiolmnn-. ?. II. In., t, lleti Rill drlv.-r under if Horse lo count S) per cent., drivlni to count M |..r cent. h.iriH-ss and ria M per cent. BpNtal prllen doii.ile.1 hy ||. Wel.h. Rm., value: 1st ftir.ii; 2nd, ISM; Inl, fl.,-«i, 4th. mk* i. iv Dolman, Hell hoy rider under II; Horse to count m iH-r cent, rialns \P count in por cent.. Mndle and hrldle 5> i>er cent. Specl.il l-ii*. - >l->n it.-l Uv Win KntRhl, Kmi , to -1. II. II. lli-rvan: 2. II. II Oervnn. Hesl boy rider under 11: Horse lo c-oiml li> ner cent.. ri.lliiK io count n Mr cent . nddlt nnd hrldle 31 -,er tent. Special prltei donated hy t. Hayaard, Bm.— I, II. II. drrvan; :. K Hmedley. Beat Hhetlnnd pOnV ridden hy hoy or ..ul under l.' Si-.-, ill prlita dnnnted hy ll J. Ilurher. ('hllllwiu-k-l, J. T. May- ■ni-l. 2, J. T. Mm, u.i CUAH TWO I WIU ERtQ SUNDAY SCHOOL BUILDING j Tiie Metlioilisl ( hurcb Ti are planning loen i a building on their church lol for tl i n Minn ol the steadily jSui ].|ay School, The presenl building has bv*u found t< o small f,-r the ' purposes "f the ichool snd ll lias been decided to erecl an entirely new building. In this there will be a large RUnltorium f"r Sun lay School purposes, ;i young men's parlor, which, il i< hoped, t" have open every evening <-f tho nreck, n Boclal hall for the special gatherings of the church, and un up-to-date kitchen, while Ine ladles may do the work necessary to socials, ban* qbets, etc. Plana are now being piepir-l and if the tint' weather continues, Ihe building will be roady for occupancy tldfl winter. THE (lAltM.N CITY LEADER, CHILLIWACK, 11. C, *-H-l-l-H-M-l-l-'|..|..|-I'I.H-l-l-l-H-l-l- • 1 HIS GUARDIAN ANGEL Her lntereil In Him Wm Mr.nl- totted to the Uut Moment By Allen G. Lanioiu. Copyright hj "t*n**rl i I'rwi .\***n- •i-H-H-I-l-I-l-l-l-l-t-l-l-H-l-l-l-t-t-S-I-l-l Wlii-ii I It'fl Itisw Si-moil io ku I" Bull III Africa lo Hi<uk my fort tine mv ticitti h.-.iio-ii iu in- raMtlliiji rlglil ilmvii diiWII UK.- u llllll .1 lllt|l U<- fuel prumlHcfj tu in* ttiie iu -it oilier mul III tli.il. lull I el low my nm i IHIHV told tIn-1 full* Wns ilHillllrU u- \\i- IVllllIU l»e ite|i.i nil I'll hy nu OCI'llll I Uml only I lie |iiiwpeil of r-|tt'llilliiK n llleitiii,' iii Un- HUl'Vlcf of h illinium.I liiliilu-j i-uiii|iuii,i H'lien* uu iliiclii oi Untie llllll MPI'liml Uie UII lUflTlol post thin N.-i i If not | Inn) uny Hihiiih ur we would mil lime |iurleil Niul having piirti'd, | huiv un |iriiii|u*i'l ur .'M-t Ki'ttluu lugi'llicr ugtllil I wu*. mi ai't-oiuiiiiiil fur -lit'i'i' yearn dlil'lllH whirl- | t|o|»..,l Hllll f'-itif il.l.i fur tu i it- wuuld raver my ri'turuliig i. no s west I *ti (lieu smlti-ni? i\\\ rireiuiin were reiilbtctl, Mi uiilemliuw, tll<- Ill-till of UUP id file ih'|iMllliieii(ri. Ii-nf ioi uu* utie day anil null) tu in.' -iluw would you ilk* tu inula- h trip to AiiiithaV" 1 hrl ft tit i'ii i*d up at om-e •• I replied Iii the iiltlruiiHlve, "<im* of yuur imerleaa millionaire-- tin- Multinl our tulni-H hiuI Imi per t'llll-.-lt (IIH* uf Dili' luiue-l lllUllllllluN lie is on H trip a nm mi mi- world nod deNlres tin* slum* delivered tn iiln wife lu New York, wliere ll will lw piild tin ih»- res|Kiuslblllly lur iin huIV y rvsilng ou iih mull It Ih turned uver. I'liere are ri-usoim why It -'lint n-ry well he wiif by the unlliiury method, om- .tf ivlileb I Will till yuu. ll hai fc'.u uul Mi.,i a diioitiiiid worth a hiitulre.I thntinand do'.ure. In tu go lu New York Tll|n fail Ij.ih it i to ho iiiL'h » charge for It** iniimpuriatloii itmt I am delermllied lo aetitt li liy a Hpecini itietweiiger, A falre ■lum- will lie sent by eipreas 'u iuIh lend those who inny try iu capture Hm real one un the way. We have ipl*?* right here among ns who know ever) tlilim of import a m-e Hull |(nei un ll to our in.i'i'oHe to outwit (hem |.e| It Is1 known that yuu have determined in rt* •Itm your piMitiuu mil go liuiue, per mining a inontb to liuerveiie iH'fore |»Ur ilepurimv. Vmir ->t|H-n*u*H will Ih* puiil, nml If yuu su ed lu making * delivery you will receive u tliutisand tloiiiiri and an agency to Htlend iu our tiiHliiLHti In New York." The iluy I huIIiiI ii middle ftged WO num. well ilri'N.Hi'il mid uf ladylike K|l |ii'iiriiii(f. druvv ii 11 in i in- nt earner Mi.' looked up an she alighted nnd saw im- trailing over the mil un deck An expression ot satisfaction thai I could mu acrouiil for |m*-*ii*d over her i.if Ii surprised me, for 1 did not remutn ber i-ver lo liiive seeU li*-r hefore Hindi ine ii I.on nl. nnd I did mil see hei (tnl-i till ih»* licit day, when we were din on ttie oci'iin I wuh pueluit, Hie de* k when I puH»ed her sltlliia lu n lleuiuer tliHlr. She culled me to her and -oiid lu me: 'Hitii-: a ehulr and lie neuied. I hint* MoiiH-thiiiK ot luipurtsme tu •*.»> lu yuu " a-.iuir-.hHl. I did is I wae bidden The hn.y caul glaucen lu every direction und. HeeliiK no oue wlihlu ear •not. mild tu uie In a low lone: "I uiii un Atin-rliiin mid u frh-ud uf Ur oider-liiiw l.fiiruiu-- Hun 1 was auoiii n> muII fur home on till* slilp lie cio.cd un in*- anil mid iuv tli.ii tt. yuUUg inuil. wbu-tr phufo|*,ru|ih he Hhowed uie. would. !«* abontd. koIhk on un lui|Hir inl iuIhhIuu tu New York. Mr. Older Ihuw ui-ltvd in* tu keep ii wiit.-h ov.-t )ou uud H I im.v any suspleluus pet fui mm fronting lo •-ii in yuur fulitldeiice oi in uuy i*.a*, cunsplrlus Ugulusl you lo warn you There; I Iptve ndd yuu whut I tiiivc lu uuy You don t need to place uuy filth In It; nil you i oi do i> ir i warn> you igalnsi sny uue dm tun ihe ruyaire, lo beware," "Oue q Oust hill I would ink yuu." I ■eld "Why did not Mr OldetsUaw ■ a. i-if uie of hlH request n> yuu**" "Mr. older*haw's phot win- for me tu keep a wutii over yuu wlihoul yoin knuwiUK li. -I**,t"* aoi think it would be lufvesaary for me to uinke luysetl kii-iwi! iu you put alread) i have ob m-i'i-.l two tuiii lalkltqi tuitether. Ihiiii looking dlriitiv al Jfoll. uud I ueed lu wio-u yuu ui nm-e. Later I win |aillil Iheiu uut W- yi'il" 'Did .Mr Uldershaw Inform yuu •»• to the oatura uf my ulsalouT" "lie did uut. 'Ih.if wua not neres tary." tier itory nppesreil f#ry plaualhle aud I eoufeas I fell dlsiawd to truni ber. but I did lot uue lo slmW loo uiin i, uiioriiy in tl-'liiu su, mul. rifting bade her j-ihn| mural an. IhsiiVlnS Hei (or her lll'eresl lu me. "Yuu ire under no utilisation 10 me.'" ■be wild. "%\ lint I do is in repuvmi-ul o' a kindness nnce dune no* hy Mr Older-Hi. w He has (H'rfect euntill • lit yuu. Imi has mreiiiitbelied you hy giving yuu un iisslsiaul." Thai after while laklns no o-iiui essri'lse. wntkiiiv ihe deck back and forth. I ni**i Uie ludv. •H'tinie with .' she snld, "und l will show you the men who were ntik Ilk about you. Ihey hsve u stalertaiiii nesi mine, Hiid I overheard one of them hut. *a** -""'ii ss li hi dark I'll try uud Ihvlegle nun on some pretest to ihe stern" I went with h"r i" the forwnrd deek, ind she |sMnte#l lo twu men "tnndlns hut al-o\e the chiwaief lookiiia <>ut at th** ocean. Ont* wsn a hurlv fellow with u Hiiudy uiiistui'be; the uttlttl wj* sinml. Hpiire und clean hIiiimii. "Thnl's all." said my tiiuipanlon "You have seen iht-m uud sre uuiirdeu ■gu lor I tliem," Ihe natue even)U|! Just before dark I Wlj , deck, ibe mun wltb ini labdy niustscbe wss fouuirlng sbou' Mid. preseotly «ominu up lo me. s*-kei It l .oiuo tell mm ihe day's run Im the Hhlp. Wllh liiil «« sn npeDlnu wedf-e he etin-ted U|HI0 a culivereutloli wlib me. turunig it U|wu some curluUf pheiionieiiH of Ihe -ii-H He UielitloueU tbe phosphureHceut light tu the wake oi ii hui|>. SIIJ'IIIK! "II 8 very pronoiuo- ed tuiUHllt. Jlisl come tmcli will) me I'll hIiuw It to yuu." I (old mm Hint l hmlofii-u seen wlihl he referred lo mul, blddliiu llllll good evening, went liulow. It wns very plain tu me thai (lie wu (hull's itory wus I ttie. r n-iii till" turn lorwfiril l luid perfeet eiiiilldeopp \v her Hlie did uul usk uie Uu* nttllire of my mission or show uny rurlosit) nbOltl It I urn I Mint If III*' WHS de slrous ot iHissesslim tierislt ol the dm uiond hIu- would sooner ui Inter li-ml im- to H|ietii{ oi li in lite hope (lint i would fell hut where ll was Hut wtllh •die hoimhI my coulhli'tue lu ulliei j wii.vh hin- never referred in the ubjci" Of my Joiiiuey. I (old her tlllll I Wllu glllllg holm- to ii Hweetlii'iirl I hml mil j svufl lu itiiei' yi-uiH, mid Hie Bympiitli) ahu guve me wm dellgblful, Blif « i*d io iippi-ecluttf iierleiilv the feelings or n young mun deeply in luve. Hu In , leresled wus she in thl*> ttilii I told tier I wiiiiid bring my Itinicee to see her iiftei reuihing port, mul nhe whs uood i ngli lo ti-Hitre me Mint she would i>«- delighted io know her it wssnfiei this refrestiing eonrersti tImi. iii oi.h-i lo iliow aome s|i|in*cln Hon uf het lUleresi IU me, thill I mild to hen "I teel perfectly mifc In inylng to >toi th.ii I nm currying s very vaiunhli1 stone belonging tu tbe Oistfiund com putty in New ^nik nnd wish lo colisnli you tin to ii hiift* plme ti keep It" "Id Hun I cmi't ndvlss yuu We wo ( men hnve meili.nU of concealing inch things thai du nm pertiilli to men, I , en nt Hunk or miv snfe pliiee where ti tun ii rati pin Mir 11 n iii-ii-niiH." "The only uitfe place 1 know Is mi , my person. I huve It suspended uboui my wttlsi dtiy Hiid night." "My dear boy," she mild, "whal du yuu mi'itti hy i*eveitl|llg IIIL'h a Hivrut to hie or to miy mu* r" "I hnve perfect confidence lu you." "Nevei'fhi'h-HH you Htnmld not hnrv told me such s secret." "I uinill surely n-ll no one else, tr uny uue call tuke ll hwiiv from me by force in ttie daytime he's weh-ome to do so. Ity nlghl I am locked In mj room," "I Wk ot you lo give your secrel to ' no one else." The evening hefore miking pnrl mv friend while IStklhg fu me of Home del learles lu tin* way of eat shies nhi- tin.I I hoard lurftPil me to come io het stale room timi partake of them Hhe hhM there would be un pnpmprlety lu my doitii*. so, since ihe would hook the dooi wide open I ai-cepled ber liivlimlon , Her Biaierooni fiei-d on Hie Mime n|||e iih mine, hu 1 hml nul f.ir lo gn She broilgbl mil Home pit*- of chickens' llv ers mill other nice things, Including some i'i-:ii m.uleirn wim*. a mriu out ■hie th*> Island ur Mndeln I His oi her ds In ties uml drunk freely of tin wine. In the morning I awoke In my owt berth wlib u remeinbrstici ol mv nup per, bill wllh no recollectlou as tu hoc I koi lulu my own iiateruoin I ptU my hand lo my waist, mul tht* puinh I ki pi SlUhg there wuh Rom-. Bverytlilng being quid and no tuu (Ion tn ttie -liIfi. I arose mul looked on' Ihroilgll a porthole We were docked Hresslnu myself, I went anhore a fe« uf (he passengers remained, hut m> lady fihud wan uut among them, uo wt-re the two men agalust whom ah had warned me. When I mul my Itosa after the first tniii-i-oii-. of om tueetlhg I amU lu her: "And now ynu must benr the reason uf my coming mul the Mury cotiliect ed with my tourney Kegtunlng with my meet lug with my lady friend, I t.u.i tn*r every ineidein every word -w fu' UH I COUId reilieiulier lilt- loiiversiilioii- Hint tiioi |Hiased between uie nud hei When l reached me pari ut my story where I imi) told Hint I kepi Hit* "torn ■hoot ui) walsl Ihwe cou to md repnw the ei'lmmilion, -on, how stupid*'" And when I gave uu account ol the ■Upper uud my u.-imk drugged my iweetbeart wuh hu iinKtnd aa to say I I. ui iici-n right ly sit*, eii i concludes uiy alory Wllh ttieie words: "Ind uow. my darting, Hie diamond having I'ccii safely delivered und n check in payiut-m mHtied tu South Africa, we huve fl.UOU on which lu brirlu houHekt-epliig and un assured an tary"- "■Itul thp diamond Is stolen!'" i "I did nul say on, In order to pietist* my Kuiirdinti angel, as I mlleil her. I toid net where I kept a lump ur Kins* I tn- dimtmtid was in my trunk, litten with h lot l, tbut I .none km-w how to open " (lose pimped lor me, thruwtni; he- arms ar-uitiii my neck, "And you susperted her from the fltNt*" the iiski-u when tht* trauaporlf hud subsided ".No, I didn't sniped her at all or I wouldn't have been driit:*--*d uj hei." ' ■Kiplntn " "Wen, ynn m*. when she lynps . tblaed so sweetly with me about yon , she knocked the underpinning- ulli 1 from beneath me. I yearned to make ii return sunt thought thut I eutildiil llitikv ii better one I tin li by s show ol confidence Ho I told her ■bolll where i sept my treasure, uuiy I iuiIhhi to say (hut it wns n fnise one. l thought that wuiiui du iot well.'* Thtj Baby Qmtril. i'nit- Infsni #ni|#ror nf China tiat txt-tn itven i.iiir. in* eummand or ih* aim*/- NCWI tl,.ii | When n babe heads »n armr in ii nr .i.-iHf lh* rannnn usllat in-tici |iut lum tu Hit navy. It.- * nn t>i|wrt on ii.e iqualla. hum on* infantry might lis* rumi Iln ■ .ui pound Him n ■ m tiiKtii. | llui •ut'l'"**- hu not "ir rnltcT 1 litiit* Mould n< ver It* ■ Unlit -H|-okmi« riiiukr«m'in-H«iitw. In Proportion. wifle i waul n rap, piense. for siy hushand Hhopkeeper Yes, iiindntn Whatslts doe" he weiirt Ulfli- Well, I really foruel ills col mra nre ante iu though I Hipert he'd wnul about hi/c i*. ur 'Jti fot a cup, I wouldn't bei Philadelphia I'reas, Th* Hobbl* Shoit Havr you f***-n Iht ISieal itiiiiB Wntrh iii* sdveritmnienti •im*>> Tht- tnihiiif •hot Hrlff VHIlip llulil (lie And tuflt an ttUltildliiotii* Thiy're a-mnna iiajm right now Wnii you <i ii-ti ti,* mm Tlw* mi about Uald* ifH-i tout MnUI, Tiit't.-. hobblers tnulllluditioui Aim,in . urn ino PILES You will find tellof In Z-m-Bukl It date. Die burning, (tinging pain, stops blooding and brings eaie. Perseverance, with Zim. Butt, moans euro. Why not prove this? *«aft-wjj"jj-4**«•*- ani'Buk PERILOUS POSSESSIONS. Thlngi Thai Havu Brought Mlitortum In Their Wuki. Wbotbor it i- pouluId that it curse pronounood hi Uie dim pnit oati by mi; iii-iiii.-i work luiriu llimugli Uut IgOl i» a limit.'I ol opuiluli, I'oiuiiii'IlLl a bondon weukly. but -urb i to rim mul ihe ilrangu laoli ooonooled with ih.<m ure i lumaroui to bfl uliogetli- »-r neglected. Wo uuiy initance tbe cane ot lliu painted Egyptian coflliplld, numbered ir.'.:.i'j. wlueli ilaudi In tin- hni.-ii MuiOUIll, mid tin- remarkable tale of mlstortuns and death which lias been BMOclatod wllu this pletured lacti ol lh.- prleateii ol tiie (Jullege ol Auu-u- Ku. The itory li fairly well known, for two yean UgO all tlu- daily pupor*, were full ut it. It il luffloianl to nny that (root th.- ii ..I tho dlicovury uf tlm colUn iii 18bI) thu prleitew iijem* ed lu bring uii.-I'il'iiim- on I'veryoiie whu ii.nl iu-.Hi inn to do wuh her colli u. All Ave ul the original linden came to grief* mid i \vn tin- riirner who took the caia to iln- museum, tlm photographer who photographed it, mid the well-known writer who de- icrlbed tha eventi cutnu'ctcd with It, all died shortly oltcrwardu, Tben tliera was On- cine ol Mr. (leorge Alelounder, who, IniMug di>- covi-red a tmiiiiiny, too large lu conveniently curry awuy, deliberately beheaded H. mid brought the heud back to Kuropu iu ti bonnet box. Then everything went «*rtmg with lum. Miifoitune piled upon uililur- tUlie, One day lit- tli.tUted tu I t ii medium, Thu latter at once (old him thm he could ie« a figure with It n11 cliff- behind It. mid clouds ol dual about it. The llgure, he mid, wai beadleu. Tin- wus enough. Ha lent the head back al once to ita original restlng-placQ, lu ihe lummer o( 1000, M. And reel, a well-known buiineu man ol Ht. Pet- enburg, bought al auction lor $10,000 a beautiful old necklace made about nw yeun ago by u (umoui Parlilan leweler for Uie llblsted Uuis XVI. Nearly all the mem hen of tha French royal family loll their llvai in the Revolution, imt tlu- necklace was taken by a mrvivor to Brunei! uul there sold. Uv. r mid over ugmti it changed hand* mid every ono who owned it wai unlucky, Finally a Km- sun prime bought it (or VJO.UOU mid gave it to the dancer Txukkl, Tiukkl'i health (ailed, ibe was re- duced io ub'.'t poverty and died, The necklace wai wld to M. Llnevltch, tlm collector IK- died luddenly ut Motile Curl., mid t poised to a relative whu lost all hi- money and wai only saved frum beggary hy lelllOg tin- pit-v't- ol jewelry, Andreel bought It, and almoit the flrit tune hi? wife wore it im fell into a tit of iFiiieteifl fcalouiy mid cut her down with u sword. Such Inatancei may be multiplied, Count Zborowikl, wlu-n killed ill .1 fearful motor Occident ut Nice in 1003, woawearing lho fatal ring which haj belonged to hii family lor lour genera- tloni, every head of which bud met u violent death. Still more amazing is a story told by the late head •,! the Pans Morgue. Five tiims within his experience dead bodu-s brought in tin- morgue wert louud to be wearing a certain ring easily distinguishable by its strange design. It bore iu eaatern character! thi** legend. May whosoever wears this ring die u miserable death," ol, Mace, lute chief of Uie Parisian police, vouches fur the truth of this. TELL SKIN DISEASES One says, "1 have Great Faith in Cuticura Remedies." Another, " They Always Bring Results." "I Wbtl tu lt-t you know of * roup1« tt recent cum »imii i have nuiie by tt.-- ua* ■; inaCuilcura Remedial, but Aufuit, Ur. of lIn*. Ctty I u lu my ofllce, tiuiihlt-d wuii i r-evera -km erapiloa, At tu.i l louij not undentind Iln nature el tin- case. 1 Iinallv li*.f.l It tuliL-w-itiiuiion ii, he *jh t, -.OT.I.-I ml i ll i On .alii ICll to, III. 11 Urli',1 Hllll * . ||f |l| . Itljl lum aad w'uii'i 4ii.-1 ukhI I-.. ■ i- ut io- inxi) — Itucltt. t-IUll-A- tln-1. Imi k ..,,.1 .,,..!..11," - :o,.i uoiiM termlmte in i.*»i, pu*lnl<a lh* lit hln-c aii'l tiiiriuiiE n.t -i,•■..-!■ ,, an-t h* V.,ill I illtlll>-t If-il iih l.l'l Hl-U't, lltllit- to e.t relief, I imminendfd ail ti„- vaiiom tti-alt'i'-iit- I i.mill Hunk of nml In- n|it-iil klmllt fllttoli ,l,.||.,l. on t.M-Mli|.lkjlls l.lll tuiii in,, .it ili.it nm.' I Mu-tlmil.uiii -Alirtlit-r it would ti'l-i her. lh-r -km wmihi iln.ken, hrt-ak ami bleed »|>ttl..lly on tlir tilif-i-ll, •All-Is Uld anus I u.i.: ! ilo :,..(ltii,K lu a- \\<-\f Iht pFmaneolly, wiit-n Mi-, ant up- |iIip.I Hi.- waitn tmllil or t'ulii lira s...|. and ipnlli an of Cuilctim Ointment ina kuw r. ueetded [mpfovr^nient ami hi ». lew daya ,|.i.i Hi. mt-mllnc tin* Cut:- ur.i tt.-m-ili.-s lu Mr. . ami IliLs wu mi nmiiilis ar-o. I i>>: t him to wa-i. with firm li-lli* of Hi.- run. ma N,.|, and tu pitlv Un- (iiltiiiia Oltitmi'iit ertiFiuudy. lelleva in*-, hum Hi- very iir»i day'i me uf In! Il'iiii'dli-i lif was cn-jiiv ri'llfvt-d ki-in.'ili.«n>, t rihallalwnys ha vt- » f-iKxl «iml |u.- *!..-in now Hint 1 mu luinliii.-d of UiMi w Ififnl iiK.-rlt-." (Siiimtll ll. I.. Whitehead IIH., 108 liitrlitiuiilh bl.t Hostuu, Mass., July 22. 1910. A*i tlium-li in .i.iilirmntlou uf Hits imwl r-iiivliM'lii*- stale nt. (1. M. lisli.-f. MIL. 111k I'lxii. Md.. Willi-.-: "Mv l.i.i-wn. nttllel.d with i-c/i-ini fa Hit- year IKU7. I un-d 111* I'lilinii.i ll.-iiii-ilii-s and wai FiilliHy 'UiM, I am a i.tiiilirliiR iilivslilati and vt-ry oflfn fori nl,. ruilcura ]('-iiit-dif*i In .'iisf- ot ecwmi, and tlit-y have CUftd whrre Other furiniila-i liavt* failed. I am not In the habit of huIii'sIiir palt-iit tiinlii-tiii-s, Imt when I tittd remedlM nuw-wliia true merit. Mich m the Cuticura Btnuwlei do, I am broad- THE LAST OFJHE PATRES. Sir Charles Topper Showed HU Old Form nl Coronation. Sir Ohurlei Tuppor win in Uu* Lhtok ul thu coroiittlloii pugeuntry in l,uu- doii. Thu veteran Ciuiudiati wai ainung Uie Iiiu '. m-I »roii* mid SllthUI' initio oi Uium.' whu chsor'Qd King Liuurge to the crowning. Tba Empire. en iote—in whut u holt of memorial and apaoulatlom the doughty Tory baronet tnwt huve indulgeil the lusi lew days, Sir, Charles ihoolf handl with dot,-in tl luiililul h ti inu'ti l io in overieui wim helped him light his huitlen in ihe Dominion in uthur day-, lie mud iu Tlio Loudon 1'Imoi nl lho .ii-veiiii-eii pre n gnUiorod in Imperial dticuiilon 111 Downing itreutj in- vlowed the crowning ol another Knit* who is it" much King ol Cumuli! as he li oi Ktiglur 1. Indeud, in om* mouth ni London, tjir I'liiirlt'i saw the modern machinery uf tba great ltriii-.li Kinplru ox posed; nu do ui it us he watched Um smooth running uj the parti, thu great I'mm- diitn itateiinun fell the pride ul a workman, icioui ol tha elllcaey ol hi- .-i.iiiMi.iiin.il I., tiie whole. out- incident occurred during coro- Hill loll week III ttllitfll tt.r L'liutl.-l wm- the control (Iguie That ««• ilia unvFllliiy ot th > in, uioiiiil in memory of Cahuduiii Uoiib'dcration at the Woitminitur Hotel, in the very ho art id Loudon, ll wua in a sense one ,t the iiidit dramatic epliudui ol corolla- tioti week. Here in tin- v.-iy to almost hall a i uny ago, gut be red a group of men who -tnooth.'d awuy tha linn) obitaclci, wh.i-h tbrealeuad iha lederutioii ol thu Cuiiadlun province! Into Uie Doll 11 II, winch i- the winder of the twentieth century. ibe r'atheri ol Uon lode rat Ion today me hut achuriihed memory, Dm ol.i picture ot them gutbored about i table, thu muml prlda ul many a Ciinadiau lariil lluUlO well tlu- modem Canadian icboul boy ncedi a key to pick them uut S.r Charles Tup- |u>r in there, lb- ami Senator \. \. Macdomitd alone ol tin- Vntberi remain to us. No doubl In- Imi Chang- ■■•.I mice the picture wai taken hut in apii.-aranci- only Sir CharlCI iu(>- n.-r is now mi old man, In yearn Im is ninety, Uut in iplrlt he ii the mm.- ..Id Ur. Tuppei ul Novo Scotia, Tl who were M, [urtunale to bear lulu at tin- Westminster I'ftloce Ihe Diner day w.li never lorget tba icetie. Around lum were leulet] the lend ih men ol Ibe Kmnire Sir Charlei unm to ip.'Hk. Tne lla-b ol the warn.if wai there in In* eye, thu lame clnl- 1,-iL-*.' ol ihe "llliiiiio-i-" was iu hi! voice, as iu veheiiieiil, declamatory sentences he declared hii luilh iu ihe lUlUre of the Canada he had helped lo much to build. Sir Charles iunper Is the aristocrat oi Canadians, He i* oue ul the losl ol the 1'atres. To hii woi. a* a on- stitutioti uiuld r, io tiliuiKly couiiii.tn- orated at ihe Weilmlniler Pulace, lei s.r Wilfrid Laurier'i word! bear tribute: "During tin* forty-tour yean ilnca Canadian Conlederullon, there hul been only uu<- aim iidinent of mi Im- purtonl I'haracter, and that came without friction and lo the satisfaction ol everybody. I say lo Sir Charles Tup- per, iu your name and mine, 'Well done, g„,",d and afuithful servant'." Of course eminent Canadlum <>l both political pnrtlei w,re In lha audience winch wit lied Ihd unveil- ing ot the tablet. Hut these men lur- got t-.r the moment that Ihey were Liberal! or Coniervatlveai tbey re- iu<iinhered only that ihey were Canadians; that they had assembled lo honor the Canadian Constitution and Ita founder-. Sir Wilfrid euloglxed hii old political Ine. Th* Hurtling, Buttling West. Easterner! visiting the West havi before no* commented on the Imt thut despite the "..usllt*" which il talked 10 much abcut, it lake*} ubuul twice a.- long to buy u cigar er a necktie out there a- it does in un eastern city, and tlmt tin- gentlemanly clerk i- always willing to detain tin- stronger with tulk about his town's prospects, no matter how tunny uther customer! may be waiting. A Toronto financier win, is now in the Weil must have had the cup o! bis bitterness tilled to overflowing, fur this ii tlu- postcard In- sent tu a friend frum one uf the nourishing smaller citiet • uf tiie new province*}: i "Arrived lure ti am. Now 10 a.m. Barber expected down shortly. Baf opens 9 a.m. Bartender begins tht morning papers, intend! to serve drinks when In- finishes "porting page. Evening paper offices not yet open for business. Leading merchants away fishing. Bustling West! Hell! II- Sttturday Night. Sleeping In. A couple nf men, who don't get down to work till nine o'clock, were talking the otlu-r duy ubout the truubla nt getting up iu the morning, and ont of them told hut iu- considers tbt funniest remark tie bud beard con- ' oerolng tbut trouble. 11 appears that one cold in-.ruing , last winter in n barber shop in a western Ontario town, a man who looked pretty tired said. "Say, I tell you I tell like sleeping in this morning." "What tune do you usually gel ; up5'' lie was aslo-d. "I'm a mllkmiO," be said, "aud I usually Mt up at 4.30," The id.-a of a man who gt-ta up al 1 that time on a winter morning talking of "sleeping in ' atruck '.tie man who rises late us being mighty tunny. i "Thut nniu would have to lie half ' a day longer before talking abuul ' 'slcepiug In,' " he mid.- Courier. Plenty ot Coal. ' Tbat olarmlitl who predict Care I ado's fuel supply is on the vcrgtj, of I exhaustion, will he prupbeti without ' honor in tbeir own country for some j bltle time yet, is in luiitcd by I i geological survey report just issued. I It is on ttr Big Horn cnul basin ia Alberta, wherein it is estimated then nre li.UUO.01)0,000 long ton- of coal ia mi area ol about 187 si-uure miles thai \ ore workable. The Big Horn basin 1 is about S5 miles northwest of Banff. 140 miles southwest 0f Edmonton and 70 miles south ol the Grand Trunk I'ui-ific and Canadian Northern Bail? ways' lurveyed rouks. NO BURNED KHKAQ NU SCQROjjED BISCUITS No need to apologize to family or guest when MOONEY does it. MOONEY'S BISCUITS am always right — every biscuit Inspected before it is packed— and tln-y are as fresh as the product of yout own oven. MOONEY'S PERFECTION SODA BISCUITS »re the great favorites for every day use. They aro made in the dig sanitary factory in Winnipeg and como to you in air-tight packages or lu sealed tins as you prefer. DOIT TH <fe %fP 'Jit ■ •' LET MOONEY DO IT" Force of Habit "Your meringues," inya the into* In--, "an- go delightfully frothy mill lik'ht. How in tbe woil.'l do you get tu.ui ibm may}" ■ "Ita iln- new bullor, mum," ok 1 plains Iln- cook. "II,- UBOil tu In- u burlier, ilium." Minard's Liniment curei garget tn cow* j Heavy-goer tut dance, nt n late hour) "Huveii'i tin- least Idea whal Hun- it if- have you?" Long-iuffcrlng nnrtner (actalng her 1 opportunity-) On, just ordinary viiU.-iitno." 'Punch. "And how arc VOlir tine- brother-.'- ' "Two nre married, but the oilier li still ulive, UiQtik j ' Spoki S*H.|(,-Miian-Itevii-w. un.rt lor lh* lif-in ■**-,!■ il riiVHii-at nml mental 1I.-1.11--1..11 moiallv have their orlitn in a .it...liiil.<t Niiitc of tin. -t.-iii Coitlvemiiii iiii.l lu Our*. Wlu-n the ei i-reioi*' orirani refuu to perform tbelr fitii.-tioiH pl-opcrU tin- liltcitllieH hi-i-uftie I'luiru'iii ilo- ii kii'iHti a* r-catlvt-ncai an.) K m-irlei'ti-il llVfU NN to i|jiiik'.-i.oi- i'ii*!- Diiiaii.oi- Parmelee'i Vegetable Pllli Mill effect a ipeedy eun-. Ai lho Brjl intimation of i In- nilim-iit I In- -iiifi-i.-i ilioiihi procure a paekei of nn- ihin nml (Hit Inn.-.It mul. t a COUrif of I relltmcllt. tin- i_'ooil fffcctl .if tin- lulls will be ul iiiohi Itnmealately evident. Bome yi-tirt ago in Indiana one of tin- question! In un examination was, \ "Whal ih nicotine-'" Tin- answer given wnsi "Nicotine, is so deadly n pol lluit u drop on the end of n dog's lull will kill a] man." Catarrh Cannot Be Cured ■tth LOCAL APttlCATIOttS, «' its.-v rannot met ; Uu- K-nt ut tin- dL-j-u-c. Catarrh U r. *j1."-J ur cuimU- ' tuduiial Oik'iim-, ami In order to cur* It you inuil Ul* Internal run.-did, llv:.* . !.i.,rn, Cur* a Ukr-n to- wriiallr. ami m in (lire, Uf \i\—n U.i- b:ooa anil umruua Rirfan**. Ilall'i Citarrh run- a nut a quark ni.sll- -tin-. It mat [ir.-M-riliiil by uiii- of (tie beat |.h-mrtan* in thk* roiintry tor )inr» Um| ta « nt-ular prrwrlptlon. II h cuiti.mw-I M Uie bcM tun lea known, rutntimrd ■lib tin- PtU I.i.-nl i-iirin-rs acllii-; dlrrrllr uu tb* DUi-uuj >iirl-,n-a. Tm (h id, I utriihlintl.in uf tbt ;«o umr-.li.-tiu la ahal priHlm-ra lurh «..iiitertul rr> Nlta lu curl,m ralarrh semi fur Irallgioulala, Ire*. V. J. TIIKN ey a -,-u.. I'rofc*.. TiMMu. U S.... by Urumau. prlee ■-..-. laHa Hail a VruHUy i'uia fur cunaUpau-A, Try l'urun-Ici-'n Vent- Bvlv« tiie digestive pro ally on ilo- un u- nml > the -i.inih iin no oilii-r |.ill- will. They nr.- i-hi-ni>. himtilc ami nun-, aud iln- effeeti *n> luNtiinr. After a iniin bus I u touched bo begini io reallxe tlmt In- was hard hii, The destruction ot tin* bouse liy is it public duty, tlinosf every American State hoard ol Health is carrying on ,-i orusnde tntaiut blm. Hi-, lilt 11 y orlglll ami bablts, und tin- fad thai hla body is laden with disease-producing germs, makes him ona of tho greatest enemies of tin- bunion race. If tin- housekeepers of Canada will ii-.' Wilson's Ply Pads persistently, this peril would be tremendously re. .bleed. , due mnn's weakness may be mi- itin-r mania opportunity. Nut Qualified ta H.ip Itlobbs a unlet snyi he doesn't believe in benriug otliur i plo'o burdens. j Slobbs No wonder Qunler Is gon- ernlly currying a prelly good load ol In-, own IMillailelpbia llccord. Minsrd'i Liniment Cum Diphtheria. "Tin- man on tin- curb 1)01 just mud.- Investments in Inflated stock " I "How do yuu know Ibat-" "Don't I you see be i^ selling toy balloons?" Ralllmora Aiuericnn. t'idfss worms in- espelled froin the HY-li-in im i lol.I eon In- tieulttiv Mollier iimii"' W'onii Rsterminator -• n..- bssl inedtelae extent to deilroi worms. ! Kdwnrd Kills, superintendent of the Buffalo pmk m Wnlnwrlght, slates i that there an- BOH buffalo, 7 .-Ik. .13 deer and :t antelope, a total of BC6, in the enclosure, ininnv the year llu burfnli. were added by natural In- oreose, mid 7 died. Thero were eighteen hundred visitors to th.- park ] lust y.ar. At Elk I'nrk there nre !*« head, and at Banff 84, making u total I number of bison in captivity iu Al- berta of rvtl. BwIrllgaJ HEADACHE WAFERS •Ut <ijp that tviiUimg heedethe moot, anj ture. Will not harm aemft a# —ir^it e**'am, II Mn(« • S-Mt it aifd-vM-au* , NATION A fu PSWQ A CllltMICAfL Co. UP CANADA, UMT*g** I miii'l-i! moiifli w luodalai llif-lr vIMm** to (he WOfM, I h*ve lieen prartk-liijt niwlkln* fur twenty ye*m, 000 inm.1 nay I Iind yuur Harry and Carrie Then- wns a young mun named Unity Also a young lady named Carrie. "I'd like to marry yuu,' said he. "Tiie like is mutual, sir," hii id she, I "But nm earning four dollars u dny \nd hut,, lo give up mv job uml |inv."; "Don't." said she. "The pay is Hue. "I cam but twu. I'll give up mine." •-Oblcago News, KfinedlM A No. I. I Mill nnil the lIHkiu* HenMMS M(food u ever. Ttu-y S'Wiys " rullcur* "kerofdles wre told by (lru«Uti eterywliere. Putter J>ru, * Chem. Corp., Hole Htiins.. Ho-ton. Ua.«, Mtlled free, on re<iue).t litest 32-psie l-lilk-ur* book uu lh* •umhIv UMtuwut «l skin e-*—-* Mrs. Nnggg—"1 understand Mr. Cblnem is nof ou speaking terms with bis wife." i Nuggs- "Well, perhnns ba isn't lol bin ine His wife uuiy iln all tbe tulk- ing" I Thero wouldn't be ball ns much pleasure in eating on n dining car if, ibe passenger couldn't look out of the window ni poor folks mid sny in his mind. "Dan- you, you ciin't do this." ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE TARIFF How it Effects the Manufactursr and the Farmer ' It wns Abraham Lincoln, who gavel I popularity to the Protectionist side; of Hie tariff question, when be said:1 "I do not know a great deal about the tariff, but wlmt 1 do know is, Hint when wo buy goods abroad tlu- forelg* tier gets Iln- money, but when wc buy goods ut home, we get both tin- goods, mid the motley." This sound philosophy chnructeri7.es another of the Inn- president's famous homilies. ■ "Tin- farmer mid tin- manufacturer," Ibe president once said, with Ills 1 characteristic shrewdness, "nre both iu iln- same boot und I reckon they've I got to lentil to navigate ibe craft together or they'll upset." "He compared the cum- of ii Pennsylvania farmer." continues the historian in, question, "und u Pennsylvania iron men-hunt and Implement milker whose i properties adjoined. Under n protective policy tiie farmer supplied the Irontnaker With bread, meat, vege. tables, fruit, [odder for horses, etc., , nnd the Irontnaker supplied tin- farmer wiih nil Hie iron, iron Implements, etc. which he u led. Assuming that a change is mad.- and tb.- Protective policy abandoned, the farmer then I discovers Hint he nut buy his iron implements cheaper from Rurope •bun' froni hla neighbor, ns-iiiiiuu- that be ■-.'lis u sufficient quantity of flour In Rurope fo enable him hi effect the purchase of tbe iron. He ultimately, discovers Hint the cost uf eiirringu to i iln- const, transportation by sea to Rnglnnd, Insurance mid cartage nn, arrival, does not enablo him to re* reive such ti good reward for bis labor jus be formerly did when selling his i flour lo bis neighbor, lha Irontnaker. I He. therefore, determines lo sell hla ' flour as before to his neighbor, But meantime the farmer discovers thnt I while lu> litis been purchasing his; iron implements' from Europe bis neighbor, flu- ironmaker, bus been compelled to stop bis works nml dis. miss bis employees, not having auffl* clctlt work for them. The Farmer,] therefore, now finds thai he litis more wheal tbun lie knows what to du with, also thiil lie is no longer able to --ill bis fruit, vegetables, fodder, meat, horses, ,.ii>., lo bis neighbor, Ilia iron-, maker, us lu- 1ms none nut of bus!*] nesi. In fuel, he finds tbut through buying abroad In the cheapest market lie bus destroyed tin- home marketI fur bis own product! und thrown n number of bis fellow-countrymen out of etnplyment." Toronto Typo Foundry Co., Ltd. CALGARY WINNIPEG REGINA The Lartfeit Frisian' Supply Home In Canada Wa Carry In Slock Cylinder Pre-set, Job Pre-iet, Paper Culler,, Type and Material. Can Fill Orders for Complete Equipment from aur Stock. Wa are the Larleit Ready Print Publisher, in the Wait. We Publish Ready Frinti from our Winnipeg, Calgary and Retina Houses. 1 Order From Nearest Branch Eddy's Matches •^—*z^^^^s r***is***********s . r*r, .'■:-■ Cover Canada Like Sunshine! Eddy a "li..yiil Oenrue" combine Sad-ty Bursty and Si Win III Mnlolica an, aell at about 1.000 lur' 10 Milt. There', iiutliinn "ju,t .... good." W. N. II., No. IU. Appleford Counter Check Book Company, Limited. The best equipped factory for producing Counter Check Books in Canada. •'•ciwy and Offlcw: HAMILTON, ONT. Capacity 50,000 vihtThZic === per Day. We are supplying the Largest users of Counter Check Books in Canada with our "IMPEUIAL BOOKS." (Nat HI Hit Truet.l APPLEFORD COUNTER CHECK BOOK COMPANY, LIMITED. Wa wait, BUlIMm uumw af.nl. In .11 M.nll.ba, S.,k.lcr.ma, Aib.rU .nd bVUMi Clum»l. town. WrN. u. lw cw.dltl.ii. end prko r>f THE GARDEN CITY LEADER, CHILLIWACK, 11. C. I nr? HUTT Company FR08T A WOOD BINDER Tha Tltna, Money and Spain Saver. CRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS A Hint to the 8. P. C. A. Tin* Ntiib Home—Voti'rt- rather mob nnelioiy of Im.-, inn. What's preying on your inlndf Tin- Off Horia (onrncfltly)- Hononb ly. Mike, if Un-y in uul with ono uf those cliiiuliel ■ hnls Mi la summer I'll bitu u polipoiuun until he shoots, mo I Voiiki'ts Statesman, Minard's Linimeiit Curui Colds, Etc A colored preacher in closing bli HClllion inlill.-.sseil (he eiing'cgtlf idll lliun "And now let un pray lor the people of tiie uninlutbHctl portion of lb.' earth." II..lily nool.- Mi-.ll.ln>. -Villi IM -il no lilivxli'iioi for onll v IIIh «Iu-ii \„ i lime lit linn.1 A hot He of l)i< 'I'll ■■ )-;, li-.-tll.' nil. l-'or eniiitliH. Dulifa, ioro 1,1 Illtll It..till, ll ll lllMllllllll e, tor scalds, burns, i„i,i-... him,nn-, it In UU surpassed, whiiq to. ■•ui«. lurui. 111 rl nntl tin- like || |m nn n Ilniiiiltl lli'iil' er. II h no tixllmi.tilul Dttlfl Minn Hie line, nml tlmt will .:nit\ uny me ii-* . II. |.||i...||ii.|i..ss. Til. Crlni, Drnma A Mini I n.v,.| .'Im t I., I. II nil cmiilor I mil any l.l -sl, ll|. l.ll liiillll l.illk! I.. ||li'..| Olio wllu I ami ll Ilium I.l,i,. i,l llio.il iii llm .l..i.,..|>vi. piny, I tHHIULT TURKU1. I WESTERN HARVEST PROBLEM I Omar R.vlsiii - — A flitch ol lini'on iimlerneatl Wh.n H.at W.v.i H.v. Prcduead I How to Supply th. Pruning N.adi of liougl Curloui Efl.cta, Tho riiciont (fry:,I w»nllii.r through- nut lh- Dominion it by no mean, cun- Unci to Cunailii. An Rnull.li p.por .ft.r u dot api'll is niiivt.il tn Home iiit.Ti'sliiii; rcn.liii,oi.|)L.|ii ciinoornili, nut ipella. It win a iliirlliiic eftoot which the lioat had on o cmiplt- nf yiiiinn tadliia .1 Unlinks, In lh» |,t, o| Man, Uil aiiminnr. WetMrciaed, they wpro ■iru.Iliiii al.uiK the Marina Promon. n.lii, wht'ii the iun', n.j'H linulii lho water in Inviting tlmt Iht-v .Imiily walked lllle it Jll.t ns Ihev were. Bii.-Ii IndKIerenoo t« their injck.nnil. itpan nrrny Minimi look the arHHlintors' tirealh awuy. This, linweyer. .llii mil trouble Ihe two ilnmaela, who aplni.li. "I a,...nl nn,I i |n| Ihetnaeivei, while a limuhlnir en,wil ol linliiliiviniikeri eilii.yeil Ihe Unique m-eue Then the Iwiiin niade t..r term flriuii. honrde.lt 11 Iriimenr. nnd pro. Kled 1.. their loiljlnga lo ohnngn their ilniii|i mini t, f.ir dry one.. A ■..mnwhiit iliflereni ooliltruolliin wai placed on iln lion nl „ wjpi. dreis.-.l son nl Krln whniu lltc hent llde.l liitii p iniL'nia InUi the th. Qr.wl.ig VV.at.rn Country Winnipeg:—Aa Ihe siiniiiier imigres- aea nml the wheel growth nl ihe Woal ntlvaticoa toward, .....tinIty thero come, this yeur, ns there oomoa nioal yours, nu n|.|ielil lur help in tlio Inn- vest llehls; nnd llm probability Is Hint even though KiiHleiti I'niuulu limy BOnti nut tliullsnmls of men nml hoys tu in,I in Mm gntiierlng ul Ihe grnill. the West will. Oliver Twist-like, imk (or iii Till Wilh ll„,u Tu shun II III tile plesell! pii, my I,,,im, ill III, the nil,I wilder. HIS OLD AGE MADE FREE FROM SUFFERING I When hi' to. ' clothing on. tli I ed off lo llm re. ; than tha bather I wlli'll he -iiw li nroparing tf " k hi plunge with hit iver waterman pull- u*' Thin wim mora I'tirniii | (or; Hint. , would-be reicueri h. uflio ,k. be felt BY OIN PILLS ANNAPOLIS, N. "1 nlli over HII Veins ol llgc huve hue 11 suffering with Kidney Itlinl.le. Troublu lor 111! i yeut lorn' luedluliia hut «.,t \Minl lo ih ink Vou for the aampla box of iok help. Ing to J'll.l.S I 1,11 I'll e lilki-tl slK boxen of (UN allugelber hut got relief before f IiikI taken near thut amount; to gel up lOtno nights every ml it u tea and hml to tine uu llielit hefoie I C.iultl llllllllte. Now, I cnii lie in Ind tour hours wiiiiout getting up. I • ihut (UN I'li.i.s have nearly It would be baiter to "take h|k hook j tliHti In- tiik.-ii by ihelr*. i Thin, however, proved impossible, ! an.l, to convince them tlmt he wu* not on sol Most rticfJnn bent, \\* ronr- .•\i\t\\> f.l out ut the lop of hi-, voice: "("Wt ye lei h fellow hnve h ijiili't ttwilil A day like llii--" llm his roar was nolhlng to the roar of laughter which went up from ihe spectators Ht tht. unexpected gaily. Wlmt was described un n "Startling scene^oh Ihe Terrace" was re-iortel In the newspapers one hoi summer I hml (not long since. Passenger* on boats fifteen, od the Thames, passing the Houses iimiru- of Parliament, were (rested to the i unit-lie spectacle of numbers of our or five j usbally grave mid digit ifl-*d hgislu- uu say tors sitting iu their shirt sleeves, un-il ] a few, indeed, were even minus Mich cotuliiio misery and tho uml I un.l I 4. I ' no' ..-ml-1 (UN i me and 1 aboil always keep a box in, their waistcoats, h breach nf the pro- the house " I priuti^H which some of those who \V. II. PIRRCEi | Witnessed it would not have deemed Uo un Mr Pierce -Inl write us for poMlb!e if they bad not seen the In-,- sample box of OIN I'll.I.B ami I scandalous fact with their own iiak.-d aea for yuursoll Just how much tlley' eyes, will do (or you then buy the regit* They seemed to consider It u hein- lur »i/..- boxes nt your dealer's—ftOc.,; ous crime for a member of Purlia- ur « for $9.80. GIN I'll.1.8 nre sold ment to dispense with hla waistcoat, with a poaltlve guarantee of money! However that may be, there are pre- tuick if Ihey futl to give prompt re- cedent* for dispensing with super- lief. National iJnig ami I'hemi.-iil ftuout apparel under the sum" con- Co., Hep;. N.U., Toronto. fit dltiom- in the law court* of the United States, If not of England. An Tha orfffnf I | amusing incident of this kind happened in the town of Cincinnati, While an impurtnnt action Qln Rills made by National DruganO Chemical Co. ol Canada Limited, Toronto, mra told ewly to thla box. wan t problem of how to supply the ' pressing floods of u new un.l rapidly growing country fur » few weolts (bo* ' en into Hint in nil thnt lite Invltntlon really moons to Basternori) in one of those which on ly bo solved by oo* opeitiiion nntl looking abend. Ii i* ', title Him Uio tlov. iiiiiieiil, thi'inigh it,- i h ignition dopartmonl li ndvertlalng in Ibousauda of nowspopora thMiugS- [ out (ileal lliitiiiii iiiul the United Bin tea (Imt "tho Imrvoat It plou* loous, Imi 11ii- laborers ure few," and Hint SOIIIO relief cun he gained in Ibut way; but the rOBUlt would utnlouhl- filly he uiucb belter if inure dependence WDS to be liinl uuoii iutlividutil effort. Take tllO 0a80 "f a man who goes to ihe Canadian Weal from <u«i Canada or from nnv of tbe Western ur Con* I nil Slut,-I or from (Irciit lliitain He In tt very unii.sual man, indeed, if he tloos imt "tiik.- up bin pen iu |u', hand," ut soino porlod nt Ids pioneer- |(|(MP(| |( inn und wiife hoiiie lo complain either t,l,l|l.ra| of bis lonollnoaa or of the weather or of the gopliori <>r uf the nnow or of ihe bent, or of uuy doion other ililll- whicli pioneer-, huve to over- He does no, a*-, ii matter of course, not with tiny doslro In 'knock' ihe new country, imt anlmuted tiy tlmt human sentiment which seeks comfort in trouble and, hilling to Iin,I it in it new locality, h><>ks tor it I in the old homo, I Hut when tlmt siime iikiii has made 'good, how often ilncri lie write home I to tell of bis fortune.1 The habit of j writing home |g much like Ihe hnhit , of t.ikiug the locul newspaper from ; home; it IiikIh ii yeur nr two or three, land then it in dropped, hecause of the new environment crowding out inter- jest in the old. Ilnw much better both I for himself uud the country would it he for such u innn to write home, tell the old folks at home of his good fortune tiinl usk them fo send a brother, u cousin or even only au old schoolmate to help him gather tho crops-' I Thut would In- u practical I lid I* ; vidual Way of solving the harvest i problem, partially at least; It would 'be good advertising for the West, be- j cause we (ill know thut then! i- no vertisement so good as a satisfied nettle r; tiinl it WOUllI create a new bond | of interest between tilt- UIUII ill the i West nml those I. ft behind nt home. And the most attractive feature of Oh, wilderness were parndlso onowl The moving linger writes and, having unit, Moves ou, nor all your piety nor wil .Shall line if back to cancel half a The price nf bai'oll's heeli ndVltllO hit. Mill fur Ihnse wim fur today prepnra Mi.l tlioao Mint nfler Boino tomorrow ill . 1 Iluil In ehililli<iiiil'> yenri ttmv acornad 'nsl more per pound Minn ihey onn hope tu spuro. Chicago ll.,...r,l.||,.iiil,l TRIED TWO DOCTORS WITH NO BENEFIT THEN OH. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS WROUGHT A LASTING CURE llr. Williams' I'ink Pills liaV ado no many remarknblo euros m serious canes Unit people ure halite fo over* heir value us u tonic far the I nerves in debility ami j i mi-down conditions, That a nre the cause of IllUOtl; unbapplneas in fully known lo those who suffer from them and Ihe need ol curing thciu iu us vital as is nlicf from diseases with higher sounding names. Wu com- mend the following statement to uny om- suffering from weak, thin blood, or shall.-red neive.-. Mrs, Mae Mu* A CITY IN ANGUISH. What tho Motor Has Dons lor London —Pandumonlum Ra-born, The London uf to-day, cumpUluu n HritiidiLT uf tha samuwhut ohMashlon* ed, oonservatlva type. Is repletw with horrible sounds, bewildering and destructive of legitlmat". peacei tlm city grows wilder and niore ohaotiO every yuur. Jim imugiue the London night of twelve years ago, with the easy rhythm ol the horse 'bus, the nwing- ing, half-silent dash of the brougham, and tha eternal tinkling melody of thu hansom—llkfl a solo piping through the whole opera; then think of the rihriek and tootle of the Loudon of lo-day, ll la like n city in nuuui-ih. n dty racked and torn by dovoiirin-i pains which cun find relief only in groans uud shriek:*-, iu coughing.-* ami belcbingSi The motor has altered thu j nun' of the niuilo uf London, melody* 1 ft I embroidered harmony no longer ex* I latai the imi-.ii' of London l> now a modern lone.poem in which cacophony I'lnjs the part "I melody, 1'erchume .me of these days we shall get used to tb« new tune of the metropolis, hut iu the meantime. It l» very dlicon* ceiling. Not r-n many years ago the chief way of getting lo-i in London wai » mere matter of geography; it wnn dilll- oult tn llml your biianngi in the wilderness of nt reels; and you bad to learn very thoroughly whether thr omnibuses marked "Hank" were on their way backward or forward journeys; once that w.h accomplished, half tho bnttio, that ut leant pertaining to the main thoroughfares, was won. Now there in H new terror for the stranger In the trafllc noUui, In the old days tin- traffic pu/./.i.-d you by its immensity; it sound whs, on thu whole, a rather ph-aning rhythm, inviting your confidence, Vhat sonorous old xnug of the itreets gone (or ever. The truffle ol Lou- Sametln.ii pcopif- do. md ri-'tar, because tlio atoinuch i.*i>n. Ate Unwisely? »a^b«^spEPs1^^eIS relievo the discomfort »l once, and help digest Ihe overload. The lever of pood thine,! may (eel quite sale wllh a box ol NA-DRU-CO Dyspepsia Tablets al hand. 50c. a box. II yuur drug-fin hu not atouked them yd ienJ .-.-j. and we will mall iherr 34 NaUnn-,1 Dmi mmi Chemleel Co. al Caaasfta. lia-Jte-j, « MantTWJ. A BUSH HOLIDAY. cube, years (.1.-1 iy •hen, Alfa., snya; "A few I became tun down, nut II, but just tlrod uml weak all the lime. I consulted nur family doctor, whu gnvi' 11)0 tonic ufler Ionic with no effect. I gradually got weaker ami weaker until I could UOl du my work. Then I went to another doctor, who pronounced by case one of decline, ond recommended a warmer climate with complete rest. This I could not afford ami I became u compl.-te nervous wreck. One duy whlle visiting u neighbor an old gen* tlcmail who wnn taking Dr. Williams' I'ink fills for partial paralysis recommended tin-ill to im-. I .-cut out ami got three boxen, but without much faith that they would help me, but before tbey were gotu- I noticed 1 iin Improvement ami 1 continued ink- ! illg the Pills, constantly stronger, until I had token don tn-duy mars and nbrb-ks like wild beaat show; the stranger in London standi aghat-t no longer at its Immensity, he stands aghast at its war-wlioopn and Its muttering*; at the Inllnlte and appall,tig variety of its motor horns. The invention of the rubber type promised un comparative ijui'-lnens iu uur it'teti, and for a while its line on hor** -drawn vehicles did actually reduce the clamor of the trattle; but then came the motor, with musketry rattle of machinery und Ita pneumatic horna, aud pandemonium wai re-born. , - „ , ,, .the suggestion (which cornea from \V proceeding in the Court of Common 1 0, Scott, tho bend of the Immigration Plea*, the presiding judge. Mr. Jus* , branch) ta ■*-■-■ t'lij.iil.l.- Woman for Qood PosltlOfl. Teacher or Nur-..- preferred. VIAVI co.; Confederation Life Ul.lg.. Toronto. the jurymen were suffering considerably from tbe sweltering atmosphere of the court. He at once gave (hem permission to take off tbeir coats, and by way of example proceeded to divest himself of hii own. The learned counsel ap- learing in the c»»e Immediately fo,- wed suit—this is not a pun— and ' ebirt-sleeve freedom became general thnt it is just the sort of f-enti- t the ment of the westerner and time reasonable in cost if; Here's to a man. He is like ti kerosene lamp—ho in not especially brilliant; he in often turned down; lie generally smokes nml he frequently j jJedJ3'ne Oo, goes out at night. A New Zealand Bull. Hern Is a good story t-r.Id by Sir .lo-epli Ward: A few years ago. the Chinese In 1 New Zealand were found to be doing I a very great deal of the laundry wortc , available, and had no thrown out of ; employment the women-workers in some of ih-- laundries, In New Zealand t\ laundry 1*. a factory within the m 'lining of the Factories Act, and numerous restrictions for the purpose-i of' health and for other reasons are placed upon the . ( hours during which young girls un- growing jef (tsigiiteen years c' ago may ba o.mi''i ,?« employed. The-e provisions aro extent-lve, and are found in tbe New Zealand Factories Act. It occurred to a Inw-mnker that he could settle the difllculty of this . , .- . 1 . ,- 1 , , , , Chinese competition by a neat amend. he hod not hod the lenal hope that 1 ment ... .,10 i„torpr.tutInn clause of would he s rung ugnin. Now al- the Act ftbov(, mpn,inIIC(j. An amend- ways keep th.- p.lls on hand and 1 I menl was thproforP dri(ted ,„,! eel luhgied or weary take them for prjntod and |ent with tht utmoat three or four days so na uot to got ier|ouineB* and good faith to the ran down. Crown Law Office f-.r consideration. Sold by nil medic ne dealers or by f| C(intoined a provision in these mail ot 50 cents a box or six Imx***! WOnIs,* for $250 from. The I)r. Williams! MFof the p,)rpof-B of tn)§ Aet (tha Factories Act) a Chinaman shall bo eight boxes, when I cured. I could do my woi an ever I had done >'■ in Ihe doctor told men that scarcely believe the change iinpletely as easily life, and be could in me, ni The Dr. Brockvlllo, Out. Write to un today far our choice In tbe room, list ol Agent**' Supplies. No outlay | ______ necessary, They nre ney makora. Patchlna tha Colors. Apply B. C. l.tV. Ltd., m Albert | A h ^^^^ St., Ottnw I. Co., lli.t colon Kritish wben a KST MD KUITH Tt ■OTHIIAKD Will. *Hai. Wimilow t _S«uTKi>o.avai-r kas fMH are no longer presented regiments, there was a turn lady's ti.k wedding dren* formed considerable part of oue. When the colors of the old W.I Poll eni-tin are difficult t«» eradlente. bill Farmer—"Do yoll wont llnlbiwav's Corn Cure will draw ihi-iu uut ging potatOOSr i-ainiessiy. 1 Tired Tim—"Tes, T do, ' It'a digging 1 "Which would you rather be, 11 poet deemed to be a girl under eighteen a Job dig- years of age."—M.A.P. providing nt of gravy." ™_.jfOWf HITV Y SAM fa* MlULIutft- . ,,,/., (aoTHUKS for thrir ".iafcHaH_J»'l,*ta I Foot were brought from OloJgow to Privileges ol Hendon. Hendon, the haven o| flying men. '"■; Sl*&. , .., J ««' ™" —8 THR'"V I ^/SS^^S&taX he disturbed while you ure practla- A good pasture will keen your aui- Mr. Walter Jer/old. in Highways ind Ing."— Washington Star. I main thrifty but dry feeds lack the aromatic qualities necessary to tin* I Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.! thorough ftssimilallon of food. Her- tlKTMINO. -ith r*)LP'U SOCCKfta auuTHaa tht chii.o *.iih.a;.'s the ut^s ALLAVSalll'AlK CI HI-.** WIN11 LIU.IC ••« b th*keel reawJy fw lHAaaHu>;A. II ts as eoluttly »iimlr»t He imt aid ask Ier "SSfS Wml«*>'i Ocwlhlaf Axrup." aad take a* «UM( ' hla4. Twnl|-l-i«iu»Wlli INTERNATIONAL Gall Cure SOLD 01 a SPOT cssh Guaa- SNTEE CUIUS Whil* Hon,s Work tr ImI I^ndon for tbe funeral of the link- ! of Wellington, after whom the reirf. 1 ment is named, their tattered cond<- ■ tioii, due more to cliniatie vagaries I than campaigning, excited the f.-tnin- 1 Ine pity of lira, Blake, wife of the I colonel, iu whose house they were j lodged. Tbe regimental color being j white, with a red cross, the good lady 1 promptly utilised her white silk I wedding dress lo patch the same. : greatly to (be com-ternat'on of the j officers when they discovered the obliteration of a great source of regi- : mental pride. But with One chivalry they allowed tbe patches-to remain; ' anil tbe colors, passing Into the po*- j session of the colonel on their retire* ment in ISM, were subsequently pre. [ sented by bis widow to the Boyal United Service Institution. < imgeiim will economically rcpluce "Another I tbeaa aromatic qualities nnd ensure iyi Byways In Middlesex," recalls the good times enjoyed by the ancient H -ndoniun. "Edward the Confessor granted an extraordinary exemption, renewed by many succeeding monarch*. In giving certain lands at Hen. It the fifth year ol William and Mary lerv test of trial for nearly I "i ll '*reed »• inhabitants from all l Even packet of Wilson's Fly Pads i breeders and l« wi'! kill more flies than can DOS- pas Stood tin t. ■■;-'"■ -■■■-• i-.ii. in .-i *liri .nd markets and Tlhi-i he ,-,,,,l.i,i nn tlirs» boniretl: twen v- ve years nnd is horoughly J0"1 •» ■« "'",*na y1"*1-1"' ana sibly he cauglit on tnree nunureu j e ', from ti .*reat to s and every other •ets of sticky fly paper. Safe and Mine men have large feet, safe and sune women small, according to two French scientists who huve made an extensive research into the question of pedal extremities. A tiiiin who will brag about how much money he litis rarely ever hus it. Thi* rhanae of dietary that rntneo with spring and summer has the effect In weak utd 111 a.'hs of neltlnf up inflammation re milt i 11K In dysentery and cholera mnrliui toll whatever in every fair and every market, and every bridge, and every way by water and also by sea, for themselves and their wares for ever'." A Day Off In B.O. es Described by a Hospital Worker. An hospital In the bush sounds very lonely; but only those who haw lived aloiifj the const of Vancouver Island cun realize how wonderfully fraud it is. The hospital of which I have charge is situated many miles north of V111 uv.r. I hud had heavy work lor many months, and WBI jUlt getting a bit slack wln-n 1 awoke o' e morning in August to find the sun streaming Into my room. It was one of those sparkling clear mornings when everything stands out with that rem ark able clearness peculiar Ui Western Canada. Think how much I should like to take a "duy off," and repair to one of the hikes to llah. I made known my wish at breakfast time, und we ar- runged thai the doctor's wife and rtiy- self aliouhl go off. taking with us a male patient convalescing. After am putution of leg. and a mad suruuible followed. After helping with the morning ward work, ami picking up a hasty lunch, I was just fixing up my fishing tackle when ihe whistle of the first trtun ot logs came down to us from uot very far up iu the woods. This meant hurry, for the men can pot lose time waiting for holiday- makers. So off we trotted just in time to scramble Into the engine cabin, and awuy eight miles through tin- bush till we reached the beautiful luke which was to be our destination, Having got down again Irom the engine, wc made our way to the lake edgp, there to Iind au old hunt; into this wc scrambled, and pulled out u little wuy, then threw out our lines. Wfl bad plenty ->l b.tflS, and lauded some haif-doteii line trout; but the auu shone t.H. brightly for th-.- Ash, and they soon became lazy. While tbey weie enjoying 11 "siesta," we rowed about two miles across the lake, and landed ou the very smallest of islands, which we christened "The Isle of Delight." Here we made n tire and prepared a lunch, giving inpatient his iu lho boat, us he, poor fellow, could not laud, After our repast we again settled down to fish, and a very exciting two hours follow.-.1, lauding trout a- fa-' as we could for two hours. In foot we wen- so engrossed that we hud forgotten the tniin toreiiiun's tnstruc UonS to be at the water lank at 4 HI p.m. Now it was alter f) urn. 'Ihe fast train of logs had gone down, ami our position was indeed u serious one After much consultation between ourselves we linully agreed that Lhcrf was at any rat,- no use remain!ns Li the boat, thai we litis) better gel to shore, and thai I should walk thi two miles to the nearest camp ami ask the mannger to kindly send u- home on u "loon- engine." Suddenly through the Stillness cam- a strange sound. Oh. joy; it was lb- win-die of a train! We could icarul] believe our ear-, but it surely en tie nearer and nearer, and at ln*f hov- into sight. We waved Irauticully, and pulled with all our might l» snore but the men saw us und called out to us to hurry. And we obeyed theli Instructions to the letter, but th-' task ot getting our patient out of the boat uud up through the bush to the train in a hurry was all extremely dil lie Hi one, uud, looking back on it, I hardly know how we accomplished it However, we eventually reached the line, and managed to squeeze our selves into the small space available, for it wus no train and carriage we had stopped, but an engine only, and we were soon speeding on our wuy home. We learned that ...e emiim was going down to bring bark a water tank, otherwise we should h%ve fir- I badly—how badly I do not like ta, think. As it waa. we got back sai-li with our tine load of fish. And a very nice homecoming ii was! Patients waving lo us. as WI rounded the corner, evidently on ti. look-out. and even military lion.>r* for the gramophone wa- playing ui The "Wellington 'Hat tor in. Mill,,!, All -1 Sllfl 1 write II. Ciliiiiljiili.ltiii.li. I'l's, l.ll, Vllllll' ill Pi Mill ihopiM ill ll- All. your D it once to pilar. Oiiiiinlii. llll llllll iilor, or CHAS C. PUNCHARD Toronto, Ont, 81 CO., Your Good Looks should be s (mir--- nt prid-. tn fe*t. Suitew ikin, pimples, blotches and eruptioai call f.,r Immedlattatteetioa, it should be y.mr ami to get r.-i of ti.-i--' disfiguring ilgnsof uapon b.oosi — quickly, culatoly, laei aastvarr, No outward eppb-sattoa «ni imx.fy juu* blood. BEECHAM'S PILLS kelp Mtarafly fna wttbin. They cleanse lha system * eoaMs rout Stomach, liver and bowtla ta work v Nature Intended, Try a ft** doaes md n*« how quickly yon will ha f.l uf LmpuriUM, aud how yuur blood i;: .r looks will be Mai R 1 triad tud proTcd good this ...... - oral*- j The Best of Beauty's Aids For Iraslae, ft •■■ 1. » . - >, - 1 . .B tf ■uiuhle. ••■-- tneU'i. Unas • B m 1 >»*l IMS e*-'srv«a«t«. -> *•«-• :s^ the veranda. Making Themselves Known. Persons who expect to receive Back to a Fortltjn Clime. : Authority has It that Sir Eldon GoM has no intention whatever of ! retiring from bis post in Egypt. tnUrm«tl*MMaallOyr«lsaearUln.sura I There was a_ period in last winter fillet and lufatliDlauiir* fur OalU. Bora Ntcka,; wheu Sir Eldon s health wai so pre- "ma IU ki,*-urtf Mun.hsi. nit".nrui««HlU«eli. carious that it looked ns it be wouM I not nifeU anddUrjul Mai heat, -•'Inn and tmolhliil qualities, Inlarnallwnal OutU Ovi ia tbs »-■ • '.,.'■.- 1 ,< u,i« elsjaawum«>tantl-«pli^ vu«-iandt*-wt(l»l)l of a suecek--or. But It .is definitely Care en tha markau We will refund »oui] understood now rsaner If It aver Ulla to eura. Kaep a bos oa that Sir Eldon >aH aa It la almoat a dally aaad on the farm, j jje jR a( preSMX rosting. and going very little into society. Son of Sir John Unr«t, Most I'l'tebmted of iint-ient libraries wns that at Alexandra. It contained 700,000 volumes. TIRED IN BODY AND IN MIND oii-intie It money orders in a strange town take ' ■■■ "- - * - —oar""'" ' ' id jib ... - The amiormal rondltlon , . _._ ._ not aitended to ami win «wae an es- i inSuite precautions to Identify theni- haustivp drain on the nvnIimii. The ln-«l , , ,,' ., . ^_...i .u.i. ••<-»-. available medlrine is Or. J. n. Ktfloft'i aelves, said s, postal clerk. One HyM-ntery Cordial. It rie&rs the ntomaeh way that particularly commends it* ami bowels of irrlinnu. eiiumerat-is the te\\ -, (of th, Granger to call on the aeSSr«KB<l ,(M paying teller in the money order de. I partment before his own order arrives I Tbe mosquito is saddest when bo | and present a bunch of correspon- | stings-unless lie makes a quick get- deuce rfhuwing pretty clearly wbo ho . awoy. ; •'■ He then explains that he Is ex* j 1 peeling a money ordor from a certain ; Minard's Liniment Co., Md. 'person. Can the clerk rememeber blm .u ,-.,.■« , 1 , J Gentlemen,—In June, 'iw. I hud my when he presents It for pay ment 1" Af* I Worn Out by the Monotonoui Indoor, hnnil ^ wrjs( |(jt|i>n iui(| badly -for that impressive introduction tbe Life of Winter I manalcd bv it vicious horse. I suf-[ clerk usually can remember, and when the order is presented be cashes It." I uinngled by a vicious horsi lered greatly for several days and the} aicoodfOo. Atoll HTUJUTIONAL STOCK FO»N.,UaaHas TORONTO. ONT. £UR1 "ALWAYS sire junsirir Icclaadie Klvtr, Uaa.. Sept. atth tfte Da. O. J. KamiALLCo. Dear Slit—Will you plraet Ball In ■if aitdrcu a cupr of your "TrMllse •a the Hiirw'T I have been u-iug Kendall's Spavin Cure and always fuuud ll safe and sure. aUrlno Ui km. Thai tells Ihe whole slory. and It Is Ihe experience that huadre-Js of Ihou- sands have bad la tbe -imi 40 years, and It's Ihe er-perlence you will have—"It Is tbe only sure remedy "— Ht S.svla, lla|stae, Cert, Sfllot, . ... .w_ amU hy Drast.su - SI 00 * OoOl.. 6 Buttles fur |}.oo. Keep It on hand Ohnys- Be ready for Die taer|eacy. Kendall's slops the pala, starls lh* circulation, peittta'eiaad remo*f a the cause of the disorders. Aik for a fret copy of "K Treatise on Ua Item." If I ■ul at dealers, write to- , ■ em. ■■ J. tPtsui ca- Iii a sii taas, ft M.P.. Sir Eldon wtw hord in iw.t. and wa* educated at Eton and Trinity College, I Cambridge, where he was OTth Wrangler of his year. Toads Worth 38 Cents. English gardeners are always in tbe market lor live toads, and not un- frequently ns much as I'Jo per hundred is paid for this insect destroyer. It is estimated tlmt every time a boy kills a toad be is destroying $100 worth of stock on a farm. must luffsr Anyway. "Tbe attempt to commit suicide Is not a punishable offence under the German criminal code. But, ol course," say*- a London paper, "li you succeed you must be prepared to take tiie consequences." Too Sweeping "Absalom," mini Mrs. Itumhn, "you have got lo quit your drinking, your Htnoking, your chewing, your swearing, your " "For heaven's sake, Nancy," protested Mr. Hnuibo, "don't commit me to such a wholesale, reform. Let me revise my habits acbcdule by schedule- "-Chicago Tribune. The effect was magical; iu five hours the pain bnd censed, and in two weeks I the wounds bnd completely healed a I and my hand and arm were ns well SS Will not tnt.lt eiiddUrjuhefrotn th* an* j,e ootnpeUed to relinquish bis work, iMkbutatararlahtwh-NaUtaawlteii d Bt'that date the Foreign Office «.aa.rnUrdl..-ryhea.b.g.ndr«»lhl^i;n« J,", (o ^ „,,„.,. |» |wew But it is definitely ■ - , , -.*--. nl the Foreign Office ! Spring Finds tha Blood Weak and tha i tooth cut.- refuse, to heal until yom trill relun. to Egypt, i 8y,tem Run 0own_ViBor is \ W$xf&%mlLS"",1" l!. " ' ',' i J t rostiiig. and going : '* Rtltortd by IMNIMENT, which I bepan using. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food .lu*! at the time when the buds are A. K. ROY. bursting uud the birds ure chirping' Carriage Maker. merrily in the tree lops, many people St. Antolne, P. o. sftsmitllkl PZ^" ""l,V"*' ""iur™",'^-^.*" 7nfT'n«V -V-7 b'el moat keenly the debilitating and, SLwINefK^V sj--'""' •'"-'"»»*"'h"": ur < "'"",s ul ""u,"r ,|*,LIT^'""""ynu""""' UTMVI |M. \ dr«l I. .,ai,l lo, thla In.cct dsriw "V„„ ,,,„„,, „ so „„„ ,nd w.i,ry "Wfont-i'Via, doctor, Hut not „ that it fails to supply nutrition to the much as yuu did."—Huston Trans* nervous system and to the vital or- cript, guns. You feel tired, weak ami dis-J ^——. ■._. couraged, energy nud ambition are] ^^mmmmmammm^ lacking, uud strange depressing feelings conic over you, llul nature bus provided certain restoratives to be used at tills time of year lu form new, rich blood and create new nerve force. These elements are found in condensed and easily iissiinihitt-d form in Dr. CIuim-'.s Nerve Food. Thousands of men am) women have learned lo escape this spring depression and weakness and discouragement by using this great restorative. Vitality is increased, strength and confidence return, buoyancy is felt in every movement of tbe body, pallor and weakness and disease give place to the glow of health and vigor uf mind and body. • l)r. Chase's Nerve Food, the great spring tonic and restorative, fine, a box, 6 for $2.50, at all dealers or Kdmanson, Botea & Co., Limited, To ronto. Right In the Swim. Mra. Newgold—My daughter has a chaperon now. Mrs. Bboddie— Dear mt, that's too bod I Why, it's only last week that she had a boll on the back of her neck. She seems to bave everything there is agoing.—London Telegraph. A Famous Acter. 1 "What makes you think yuu can act?" asked the manager to the stage 1 struck applicant. 1 "Burglars came Into my room last' night," replied the young man. "1 pretended to be asleep and deceived j them utterly."— Pearson's Weekly. Ontario's Prlsan Figures. According to the annual return fni 1910 for ihe prisons and reformatorid of t hilar.o, IStUed by the I'r.ivi **cia! Secretary, a decrease of lib in th number of prisoners sent to Kinf-tnt ia shown, while there was an itii-/-:j«- of 61 in tbe number sentenced b, the previous year. The cominitni-Mil* (or murder last year were 41, as com pared with 'il iu 1009; manslaughter 10, as compared with 11 the previon* year. The total number of persons committed to juils or lock-ups of the province last year wus I3,tlel7, an increa*-- of 15-J over 1909. Of this total number J.&U were temperate, but less than 13 [ier cent, could read and write. Dr. Bruce Smith lauds the parole system which has beeu recently iotro- duevd. . UNWRITTEN BtXHCS. •lories P!|-tfio>t -ft-J Pwmltnd 'Hat Nov*** It* -Ho - j-- . Tbe Bookman r"-iuiiit--fi*** 1 inr*"** <** Pror-j-rwor Hri'ider HttttUawa "n t;.-i ' "Cnwrirtfu Baoaar* nun eas tnt printed oinny f»ar^ 140. | -ni--a»*.ir llatthewf ■.'.•■■,.. -r "t» ni-f ■-1 I booki and piuyi Ulal aa*or *u » Dte I Ugbt ami bate 6n»n raatt UKu HUM u cuagi-tru. by tuie uaiy ' UoUe>rw plaanvd t nnnsani wnas tu* title) "I.lbiui .,.- le ' in- ' wm 1 ana to bo in.-* iiiaalai uloeai Msftiliqj a known of It fo*!tty nte'inrt :ii-iiHle» I •btrtdan intended *u wrtto 1 Itinpiasa to "^"bo School Kir V-irniin" lad -T*ti-( j Rivals." Tb» -niUjMc! r n * i.f.**-*a ■ tioo." 11 oe*-a*r fSttlt Ittymrt a flur [ random aataa. 1 Wot yean 'ho iiapae rorfafa it -mr* new book taut Vlrtor Bota ammt ■» ; Umied to annonn.--. m Minn '0 in tttfi- I Itabed a ramnne*' safflM "la vuin- qaeogroini* * Baay 1 ■ innmims "ni- i ames of rbe Fraai'tl Hsrfs -v-r.ng n proa* and »»*-w lava laaa •*»nt ASftt by bla ilt**nry nsarafiseai mr if -bin oddly totftuil BclfOD lo-'iini* inn n«j*n heard. Ia ISdS i,phi-u*w Onu.Je' 1 i- Bounced se in praao 1 ntUSM uE utorr I atotiea fo be .-a lid 'bS f1»*ataiH*»nm.' ' Tho book r-»niii!a.**t ninunilaned ind , apporeotfy rowTirroti, rn* -nine*** Danae bai Isfl "i laeert nsas Am one referen.--* n i namSf 1 ■*• wflsil "La Route de TlUflaa." 3ianne*t Utfasa "Fraadiion," bur never f.v«i -u -iia ; paodc. ' S!-ia** - ; an £411. 1 Every boy and girt :.. - . ia turn "-iru Id tlmeo gone by is**-! Bs masr •»«» plectt of Bear snd p.i-jm«*-i us -mioei-i to the old wood •.'•-.;4 stave ar la tbe . big often Dreplaco. hsni wert* **»*i*t*i> ed for Oetia' aeate. ami to* 1a*». fraatt ajp »«*■# wrapfM-d la Ostavy p-to-*r 1 Tbt paper was daiopen-*-l au<l aa>v«rsi tblckoessMi nf tt prof.*-*>f'*-*J -*»* aajgt from ».*■ r.".. .z You know w«t p» per lo a ball Is 1 -'. to born. \av. iba wrappeti ip eifS wefra am in t*» live coala aod parUstty Sae**mrJ b*? tbera. In frum :'. ■• 10 ;'■■■■.-. onrnires tba egg waa roa«':ng Bot and -eady 'o eat wltb aait, ;-: ;..*r aod butter A pin bole was nude lo toe big end of Ihe egg so as to M tbe it vim e-ieap* , to ki*ep It fr-itn bunitlug tb* sueii ao*1 tbe meats from ruoniog ouL IT yo>i • bare nt-ter as a small boy roaited isrs eggi you hare roisaed "-.-» or cblld- boodo greamt Joya.—.New Tork l't>*aav Maple Tree S*<d. s<*eds oi maple tPetsi btw known tu germiuuii* in ne. Glue, ftltie that catinot D-» re*n*>i'-*1 ifw rnoiing t* made by i.luitie so .g^**e of ' bichromate ..f fa-tasB to ball a plot , ut best .**. ..I- i, giot, Potatoes and Electricity. A fre**niy Mil potato make- n pfhnl polarity lmiinii..r tn two cnfrvnl ear rylng wires ui*-.-it.u into ll ine i*u«i tire wire will ciiii-e n l*i.-»-h -tain. *vol!e If atalua -urroiino nn-n wire ti ".bows Iluil ine current IS ftltcriii'hng Thufir )'■•*• Vaunts ns Tbe Tbnrlnatau tuoonlplna hare al- waya irf-vo ti gmi snanaes *,t**.ii nc nn* Inbaldisoia "i toe larger 'Jeruian cities bin it I- only within ibt last few rtan Usui ti.-y (rare puss ioto> oronUoeoce a« 1 motel n*«.irt tale for Sole Survivor Mnnter—"Why were you early school. Wright?" Wright "Please, sir, I must have ovetwashed myself." DODD'S ?KIDNEY^ ^ PILLS 4 A Centenarian Family. Mrs. Magdalene Trousdale, widiw ol \ the late John Thousdale, died at Sydenham. «i,.d 1C2 years, recently. The , deceased s mother at the time ol her I death wa* also 103 years old. Any Old Mark W. N. U., Ne. Ml. "Of course," said tin hud iiiieruleil for tippet will be a -.car." "That'*, all right," 1- tient. "Leave uny kil you like that will strange doctor: from nud operating again Herald. "He told ber thai lie would gludly die for her." The same old bluff, did It catch her?" "No. She told him ahe would gladly lol him " Houston Post. surgeon who licitis, "there piled tiie po- d of a murk prevent some Mining along "- -Winchester Honored by Women When a woman speaks ol her silent eeoret suffering tbe trusts yon. Millions have be* ■Iow-kJ this mark of confi. dence on Ur. K. V, Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y. Bverr wbara there are women wbo bear witness lo Iba wonder* working, curing.power of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription — whieh saves the tmjftrint itx /ram palm, aad atiecessfully grapples with woman's weak* Besses and ttmehrm Hit, IT MAKES WEAK WOflBN STRONG • IT HAKES 5ICK WOMEN WELL. No woman's appeal was ever misdirected or ber con* ■dance misplaced when sbe wrwle lor advice, to lha WoatVt DisrsNsaar Muh.-.»i Association, Ur. R. V, Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y. PsPsSi mmmm OSSM aatmral kaael atafawal aamaaay. FREE PRESS, CHILLIWACK, BRITISH COLUMBIA "Mora *r» and , .S *»»'t«r .., Disss Sold l>y Jloi-olmntBiif uliillliviu-k, Iln ♦♦♦< « *************************** Dairy Farm ! 80 Acres, alloloaroil nml umlor oullivntion, 7 I! i House, Barn and Outhouses, Private Water Supply. Good Orchard, Buildings valued nl $(1000, lionulifully situutod, 200 yards fi i School, 2 miles from Post Office, 4 nvilos from Church. Tho will is tho host lo ho obtained in thi* vnlloy and produces 'J tons of liny per acre, everything in llrst-clnss condition, Price $2ti,0Q0, $10,000 Cash, Hnlnnce In soil purchiisor, CHAS. HUTCHBSON & CO. REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENTS lo, nnd .Mcliclllx. **************** * * * * * * * * * * * * \ * X * j ♦ X * * X * * * * * * * * * * * X **************************** >,.*************** ************************** Fall Goods to Hand NEW DESIGNS ■ Trouserings, Suitings and Vestings Fit, Style nml Wnrknmiii-liip Guaranteed Agi-nt tor Tin' 'inl. Hei Ic CLOTH AND GLOVE CLEANER SOconta por Ih.U1.. nl Hip "lore. ; G.C. CARTER . Merchant Tailor IMMMSSllltTT*********1 *******************l QUARTER ACRE PLOTS! Situated ten minutes walk lopnsloftlco. All in lii-si-i-lnss suite nf cultivation, high, dry un.l level, with wide frnntiijii' nn Charles Street, l-iu-li ipiiirler-ncrc hns n lilltnltor "f rli'.ir.' [mil trees in full I ii-ii ri nl'. and lho |ui mv ipiile reawiniihle, W. R. NELEMS The ChilliwacK Specialist CHILLIWACK FREE PRESS humeri*.' t'l'lio New l-;ni.i C, A. PAHUKil, I'uiiiixiK-riiiiii Pniprletor, il nnil |iiiii]|*ln'<l I'.etv TJiuraUuy lt*«» l,s III.-!-, WcMinlii-Ui-t Sli.Tl, t'lillliwni'k. iiil l.m in Ire l|.*U per p-iir In IlllVIUlCO In rail in HiitUli i;iii|>lte ; In I'nlti'il SliiU-H St,so, ADVKIU'lHINa HATBS im iitivorlbiiiK mtus iloiwiiiluiil on term uf tl uml -Jim i' iii.il. uml will In- nu-ili-kiiiiwii ilii'.iiinii li. tin-iiiilill-ln-r. cei in iiM-.il column uie per count lliu oncli Mlnltiiiilii eliillKc UV, .nu.i iiiiu-ftiiM'Miriiti, i (.ni pur word tnu-li on, iHiyiiblo in Htlviuu--), l.» ,..!.. ili-..'l'. will |.l t- teim-llltirr lli.il Hi- il . Iiiuiue. lnpV iiiii-.I Ih- III imt Intel lllllll Thnt tlio pgoplo of tho Prnaoi Valley mul tin- I'hilliwuck portion ii it, I't'iiiuuli.v Buoftkiug, fiivtir the homo market, nml itIh«» favor tlu pfotufllluit nnd fofltoriny nf linim imitlllttluus. no a piiinupli', wns miulti tlatiltiotlls plain in llm vnli ciinI Itisi Tlnu'wlny. Taking Uml n- ii furl—uml placing it along ■if iiii- othor—Clitilfwnfik. wo imturollj UkiIc t» tho iwopio nf thu Valley ami City tn rainittn trtto and loynl in lite town which wo on 11 our ow Patriotism in lho larger ii*-I*I Blinuld ulsii prodtica loyalty hi tlio Binnlloi1 spliuiu—mi tiie ."iinii- basis uf roson* Ing, In advocating rcolpmulty w.' bolioYOtl il WOtllil lie iii'iii*!it'iul gonomlly, uml ui the Hiiinu tinia In* uremia tlm growth ami duvolopuionl uf f'hilllwiiok. Tin- grunt niajnrity have said in ofTool that Catuulii inu-t tratlo ut homo for tlmt is the way tlio mibjact nf reciprocity wus prouontod hy tho Victors. Thai our markets would have sttrTorod in eoiiipetltion with those of tlu Aiuoriitau, in boliovod h.v many, .uul iheretoro tht' stihjaot intisl be im- 1 down. Now what tho Kroc I'i-qm would like tobco Is tlmt -in- tl tnent cnrrictl into oltool locallv. In ntlior wards "Buy in Cliilliwnck, tu- homo town, the homo market, riiut this is not being done tu the extent it should Ih- in too evidont. Hut if pouplo boliovo as they voted lust Thursday, Cliilliwnck and the Val'oy, and not Scuttle, Vancouver, Winnipeg, will receive the bom-lli uf their trade* Wo have hoard u gootl deal about Canada for Canadians, and why imt Cliilliwnck for Chilliwuck people. We huve nlsn been told considerable about big monopolies getting nur trade nnd profits, Imt why support 'mt ol town departmental store monopolies by sending the ready ctsh tn them, ami asking the local denier, tho homo mun, to carry nn nccounf foi various periods of time, or perhaps turn him down, altogether. Hard* ly "Canada for Canadians" sontl ment there. Lot us in' pntrlotio toward nur own town, its industry, its capital, mul its talent. This is good Conservative argument, whlcl bus been very popular in the Prnscr Valley, nnd the chilliwack portion i.f it particularly, mul should meel with general approval ami practice nut more than ono humlreil mile* from Chilliwack. See J. I). Taylor's majority. Tbf* Dominion election and Chill* Iwack's big Fair nn- now over. It future, Governments should not sel election date on tbe duy of Chilli waek Fair. The clash was dim* IrouB. 'The Government was knock* eil cninpletodly out and had to take the count, while the vibration wus so great as to cause an over flo«V oi water works, which severely tested the dikes of the Fair. Ol tlio two I however the Cliilliwnck Fnlr emerg- •-il from the fray in the better eon* illtlon, nml will come back strong aboul a year hence, Wo eannnl exactly state the data of tin* return of tho Liberal Government, but it may not lie many fair dates distant, Revised returns of the HI in tin- New Westminster riding compiled from declarations of the deputy n* turningoftlcom, except in afeweases wlu-n- these have been Incomplete ns In the votes f*»r Mr. Oliver give n total fur .Mr. .1. I>. Taylor nf 8530, and fur Mr. John Oliver of I WO, the majority for Mr. Taylor bolng now lflM with two polls lo hear fr |*orl Douglas nnd 23-Mflo Creek, in Dowdney, when- a small j>"ll Is antlclpnteda ThoCniwervalive maj- "lity in tlu Home i- now placed at buiy-nioe. which may be Inerrased, Tin- City rofitlmakiiig equipment bos been engaged on S'oung road bctwoon Rrinccss avenue nnd the live comers this wi-ek. West* I minster street should receive nttcn* (inn un the completion nf the piece ! now being constructed, 1'I.AHH in. iWi.i-u tn in- .lime tiv bnya <>r 10 yoniH "f under.) l,li..ti.Mn,|,)iyl |lj »|,e, ImeiiH 1. Will. kl.H-.hl, Item ...Ili-rt1i.il .nf loilVOU Ili.iUltle.l-l. Mr, 11. Itatley. t'l.AHH If.- BOIIOOI- WORK. Qdmi t» any imi.ii up school a «r t'liiui- wneu oily nr tiiHti'i.'i. Mm. iimwlnH io Ih- tl.ilii- ley nn-l,,,,, y, ieillll.-il hv (he HKNInli UKAIiR Punmnnshln I, mii-m ifnuny w X llofittiar itiitiM... I'l.iwiu,', sliiullliB 1, M wli'lc X J. A. i'..,'.lliiiiu. Cniifibi n<'in.'ii, uv i, .1. A, t'.iiiiliiiiu; a, c. T. iiihhUimui. , ,, iiiiiiii..h nr|.in, live i. a. ii. McKtmslej a, it. i.. iii.iinsii.il, In |(nil, live I, Mni, .1, Tleuuimiiii', ll JUS. Miilh-V .Tuiinllmu, live 1, ('. W, IMI.Mum. Now ton Pippin, Hv f'*l Pi- Vlei nppl \ II WeliHler; \ I, .1. A. Ciinttiuu - I, T. If. ibtiltRiil tuiii i lis INTKItMIMil WV. illtAlii: l' -ii.' J..|. I, Ml'X A.In I'm..I Miss May IVonurn Mun Uniwliiit. fiovllli'f nl HUM In in I-1,i I ,\|ln i- liniiiwlii; ■■' Id l.ellun. JI'NIult .lltAI.I' I'.-i.in in .|,M. 1 11..1.1 U.i- Vim.- i. hi.y.l, j), [fldwhl Allinl.l Piil in nf l'*lnwers I. Vt. Mv iiber Wlntsr Appl I, c, J, MISBlnson. HolUlQI'-l ClflBp's I'':. V.i rite IV.Ifrl, II Vf? I, Vt, Ihyim i. n. c, MoOllvnry. llllll' I, < lllllll.II I'.IH', live 1, den. Itelhurie T lllllll- J. A. C..I.II..HI1. Ilk, the -I, ,1 l.vh llllll nlulii ■I I T Ml,eli 1 ruir-Tum Mi.'.' Il'uti-i hiimliill. I'liini.hlu ii. DnrU C, Hi.lt- tiiio" lii.ii do""jar»y, llvo I. 0 I. nton; 8, .1 A Coailiani. ,|.i. th- I. <1 I 'll it '2. Jim ib* Congress Pcur, flvi 1. 0 ile AiiHln.i.iiie, live- I. i\ T IMvIhIOU lt.— lliii--es. IMUISK!*.. it .ii.ifi h..iHen, mun. uml trolil- nwn iii liurnfM i. >'. M'»it< X T, Vt. Piilorsniii It, T. W n tiKi'li'iilliirnl linrsns, nuirrs oi 'miii in I,.,in.'.-. I, ll. .Munt B, l». M..niK<iiin-iy; D, T. I-I ill.O.iii tn your I, i-' ri.ASS ■ ■nlniru Applni Vt. K nlnIn Al'l.l'H. I|\l- , 1!. H|.i n .'. ueiiilnm H 'IV I.K.hi.'i-. :i, H|i«n nnrrlags |ton<i*s pvor IB i i- Hhnwn iu lutm-MB 1. Ur, wukuii, I, w .1 it-roilorlclo - I. K|uoi raiulltoni, l* IiuiiiIh uml 11 till Of IhIuhvti In hnrnws I, t' M. Klllup ,'.. fi'iin Ki'int'iii piirpum inure*, or golit. 11) HI, Kll. I Wil III lini'llOIS, HelKllI UM tl t-IM t. iv linvH li, Hiikhv linn* I, A. Di.vle; I. T. W I'liieniiii; 3, Dr. wih.m ■ 7. Kuihlli- ImrfcU I. A. Iinvle; 9, W sniiiii. . :i, r. M. Hiiii" (■i,vih:m|'\i.i:s WITH PKl'iuiiKi: R, I I mm., bllll til fOOf I, Uul.Inn Kutiiti-; U mul .1 'I'. Vt. l*nlor*wn. D Km Ki.ii- .nil I, T. Vt, I-iiI.-ih.Ui; S 'ijnl.lt.>i( IM.ile. .1 A IHiVle 1 tu. Whl i' 1 mill I, T, Vt, I'.iti I, W. Pu (111) , ll PI " AH :\ Win Km .ni H.ntH I.-hi'ImIii. Hi. , ■:, A it Mi n..ii,y areoitiii B. Wll.N ii I l> (.' M.illl- . l. .1 ll. Ptiiil; .: ,1, A. I'M,un.nn. klml nt full Appb'f i- Inuil. '.•. r T IHiriilMHon. live I, tl. I. Thiuiitim; U, Jim, , Kin, live I. (*. T. HlKKlnROli; MlBKlllHnll TomphlnH, uv- i. i' T IDs A. It. Mi-oKnsl**.. llvo I. (I. I. Tli.iriitint; ■<, Jim. >«. lh.- I, J. A. I'.iiilhiini, 9, A. (Inlih-n, live 1 It. A. Smith* ir., sin limit ,..i i; |,i,.Im i. ft, III V.l.t III.tie it, Thri-i' y.-ui i Tutubol I 111 Vie. is. Two-year nl- linn fiituti . I mvl. T. \v. Pntrnon. I.I uel'llllr! Or lllly I ri-hn Itr.iN.; ;i. A III! iillni- golitlns nr lllly li. Mmil (iiiiihiiti'ilnnimici- Km- PARSON'S STORE HART BLOCK ***************************************************** THE MERCHANTS BANK \ OF CANADA IMI I l'iiiil-up Cupltul nml Rosorve mu $11,000,0(10 Monoy I.niiiii'il to Hi'spntisilili. PooplUi Accounts Opened on Favorable Terms. Citii.i.iw.MK Branch - N. S, MaoKhnzir, MainiKor t*************************************************** *****:**********************************************• l-hon. R 197 F.o«. R m Abbotsford Timber H Trading Co., Limited Office and Yards, YOUNG ROAD Wi. Iiavo n I'liinpli-tc sinrk ,.f fjOtig .liiist«, Rongji uml Drossoil Lunilior, hittli, Slilnglos, Kiln Driou Flooring, Colling, Skiing, Mouldings nml Finish, Lime, Comont mul l'lnstor. Prompt niti'iitii.n glvon t.. nil ordors. Local ManaSer I THOS. KIRKBY \**************************************************** **************************************************** x Chilliwack Steam Laundry Co. T. E. HALL. PROPRIETOR Phone 172 J Ladies and Qontlcmon's Clothes Steam Cleaned * A Specialty. ! • ♦ I All Work Promptly nnd Neatly Executed. Parcels Culled For Every Morning. **************^t******** CHILLIWACK ELECTRIC CO. OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE If Your Lights Go Out Phone 178 Wo spi-.-iiiliz.. in Private Irmtiillatiim. and Motor Work. Prompt attention kivoii to Hoimc Lighting. Phono 17S . Electric Signs nnd Are Lights. Phone 178 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ PARSON'S STORE Hart Block Ask Your Grocer For Nabob Coffee Forty Cents a Pound ***************************************************** A. G. Brown-Jamison Co. Ltd. 80CCRRHOR8 To A. 0, RROWN A CO, li-uk Cnwtwn llmtil Miuliiin-ry Collirartnni' Kt|iii|niMiit MitiiiiK M.i. Imi- iv ltnilir** Kntriiu** Int. t-iiiti- Viit..nnil.iii- t.rmnin M.iinr Trurkn Kudu Ii-i|ili-iih-iii*i Hairy Bappllct Hui-IwomI Milking Mai'liiiii-** i 1048 Main Street Vancouver, IX. ; Publicity is the keynote to success. Advertise in the Free Press for results. YOU NOTICE |^ Imp Hml Ihi-ii'.-n li.i- •-•■■-. I nlliii-h- \^^^g^L\\ ''-I- 'I'1'- iii.-mi-" Ihnl «ith tin- em fc^ii'.ii"i\T i:i.i:(Titit'ii:iiN J| B^^"11 'I" i" ni. necdloss sl.-ps to ninki-, nn-l iiIhiv,-all thai—you n-nlly iron in comfort. Tlm! i-, lh.. Ilolpoinl ivny. Just nttneh tin- conl In your i-lcrtric liglit socket nnd commence Ironing. No wailing. Over Fifty Hotpoinl Iroiwsnlil in Vnni-oiirprpnolulny, B. C. Electric Railway Co., Limited LIOH* AND POWER DEPT CHILLIWACK PRIZE LIST-Continued MIHi'KI.I.ANKHI > II..I ', Mrs A I', |.',rr..ll. :. Mr" ' II ll li IVr....| Oris. I. Mrv A M.-r.cr. I |-ii..s-t.i|.liv I iii....- I, Mrs. A SIMS ..I I Miss li. Iliii.lirw.il. N..i.ii> ... ..uv kin.i I, Mm a Meracr: I S Mis. IMii.i Kills-Ill I il i-iMiniiii rhiiM I, lira. J. II Aii-x. Subscribe for the Chilliwack Free Press. ikI> i \\i„k tlone by ladle* ov I llm J II W.lkcr. U'omen's w»rk. .. u-.n .i urtlcla not M >'.-.ir» uiii WORK IhiNK HV UIKI-H OF l« YKAIW ANI» ISOKIt 8"fi rill«w-l. MlH Marjurlr- B-SM*11 :. UIh Pino*/ WhHjsr. Pun.-*.- Apron—l, Mix** ninny wheslfri : mi-.-. Marjorll saam, H..ni..l Borll nr Ht*M-kliiRii-l. Ml*-** Unrjoric nion! x mi-*- i«.>,-.i>■ > * lltn- ilirnun. I'fwmphy—1, Mis- DorothM liMulfr- *">n: I, MlM F.innv Wlir-i-lf-r. H.--I Dt^MM polli f-n'ti Kurnvnt MM mails -1. Mi--. Marjnrli* F.i-.ii itiitt.in ii •!" mi i in-ti. 1—Miss A w ,- ,n J. Ml-*1* Mn i.ni- Kamui. ll.n.illt. In-il llainlkrhlilrf 1. M ii .iii,. i. :. him fhnrntnn. t-syer PnloJ-j MM MfMriurdi 2. Mtw Ksinny Wh*lM#f, Two LlMTM »f Hrc.nl-1. MlSfl Fanny Uh"|,i 2. Ml-.- ll.iMlinK. H.iklnr* rnwikr llli-tiii** I. Ml"* Funny UI1..1.1 3. MlM M.iynnril W'Hk ■liiiic hy KiM- 11 nr UtUwri l>ln- . hlih.n I. MIm ll.n .linn I'liiin X.'1-aiiowiirk-i, mim a. Wntnon. Kner Oiki- 1. Mix* M.»t1*»y. HakliiK I'..*.Ui Hi*., nif I, MISS lliuil ll.il.iiiK I'iiwiIit Mi- Ini-, !. Ml Hilti-y A Bargain in a Homesite Six Arcis \\ itli frontage on two roads, half-mile from town, neM* five roomed house, land all cleared and fenced, extremely well sitnated. One and one-half acres of this property is in bearing orchard, consisting of Northern Spy and King Apples. Price, $4000. Good Terms. F. J. HART & CO., LTD. The Chilliwack Specialists IF / FREE PRESS, CHILLIWACK, tlRTTTRTT COLUMBIA, Chilliwack Planing Mills Manufacturers and Doalors in LUMBER . I.AT1I . 8HTNCtI.ES MOULDINGS . WINDOWS . DOORS I'llUIT Hi iX KS . sent ILL AND BAND SAWING . WOOD TURNING AND . . . PLANING . . Mills at HOPE SLOUGH, Young Road All work roooivoi our careful and prompt attention, Butlinalou furnlslicrl, < 'nil nml boo us, P. 0. Box 243 Phone R 121 ChilliwacK Planing Mills J.H. POOK flul AU' Furnaces, Roofing nnd Corn loo, Metallic Ceilings, Sinvi's nml Ranges, GoiiPi-nl repair work, do, Gatiinntcs furnished Phone 94 JOHN II. CLAUGHTON It Millis'l'l-.lt. hOMfUTOII, MIT.MIY I'l'lll.ll' Wralinlnslor Trust lluililiiiK I'llIU .IWAl'K, II. 0, PRIZE LIST-Concluded AHIIUTI.TIIIAI.. SO. Itrn.nl iiinvi., riiul nl Tiinl -I, 11 MnillKniiiiiy; 'J, H, M, Clllliillilfra; II W Hlnllllf HI. Hiirlillim isili- i, li. Mi.iiiiiiiiiim.; s I-'isIih- lllllll,; ||, |. Miiii,,., I Tl. V.-I.l llllll',. |, II. .ll„Nl,;„l,|,.|.v; , ;„„ II. II. Mi mi )■ "■'I. 'I'll' vi'iir "III lli'lillni! ur lllly I T. H. I,mill.i It. A. Illivini II, ''. Ki'llln 111, Twp.yiini- uiii. il.lilllii; III' lllly I, Ii , M..iillli.Iin-iy; 1, I), II. ImvIh; II, In Wllsiin. Dill I ,ii IAIKNHYH WITH riMHIIIlKI H. C. POOK Biiccunor to WM, AlirlllliAl li HEATING AND SANITARY ENGINEER STEAM AND HOT WATER PITTING BATHROOM FIXTURES A SPECIALTY Estimates Given WELLINGTON STREET Phono 68 P.O. llox 206 «•>♦<,, ******************* S. PUGH : Electrical Contractor Wiling for Power and Lighting '.f. A completo line ..f Fittings nml Supplies l'l. Hin 1,1ml' ...II l.'lsli,. Illl A. Kill. I' II llAfKNBVH WITHOUT Clllilillli:!. :tl. y.'l.l llliiti. -I. T. \V. I'lili'lsnli; ;■, A. I 11,1 VI.-- 1', Tlini.-yi.ii|. ..1,1 ,;.!.lliu nr lllly I ;.n,l ! Ur. Wlls.ni, r iil.l m Mini; nr lllly I, R. OLD TIMERS! TAKE NOTICE In mi ufliirl lrt I'sliilillsli li nailery n( ill is ,,( lliu I'm-, i Vulliy, I uill irlvn I" i-vi-iy man win. Iiim lavn a in- Sllll'lll nl' III.' Villi.'!' I. lllllll I u. Illy li'.. uiii. I fflm In elllllhlo Ii. lniliiliii>lii|> ill Tlm HI'I Tun, .- Awwolailnii, onti lariie I -In. iin- I'lutali IllltllOUrtipIl ••( Ilium'II, Hlllltlllll' Inl' IniiiilliU, <"'<■■ I'mvlilwl, linn Im u III.i.iiii'in my ..iinll.i I., lull' llm Iil.l .l.il ul lli'liiln'l' linsi uml jlvo ii i.'» liuiliii'lili nl hla li iii iiii Ml.nl iii iilmiiii ii Ml -• iln.l mil mil mill III' ll .'li.I llllll ■nil iiiiiI llm piu'mi'l. "I llm Viilli-v. lull llm WniHnM u.'ll. L. F. CROFT. Pholoiirapher Th. M.< Studio Chllllw.tH, B. C. Chilliwack Implement and Produce Co, l'liim.i Diggers Sin-lis Fencing 1111J11.1111 -111 - 111 (1 kinds' Phone 9 i. n. illin.'. i. Minn nr lllly I, II. Ml' Illl na, Burkina ™n I, riaftar limn.; 5, .in Itlnlinrilaoiii :l. i'. Kettle. in. iviil nun., i. nr. Wllaoai '.'. .in: lllilnit'ilsiiii; :t. In-. Wllsiin. il Tin year nlil. tfolillns "r lllly i'. llii.liliiii: 8, n Kim..n III. Tivn-yriii. ,,l,l. iii'lillint in- lllly. Inin Kl'liHlUt "I' lllly-l. .Ill' 111,1 ilils, KI'lli'lAI. |.|ii/.i:h. liniinliil l.y Hi,. Iii-llii t''iiiini.rs' In- silluii., in In. ...nu,it,,i for liy nii'iiilmi's i.r il... ill-nun, ivlni iniiiiii before Jiiim 90, mil; i. iinnii nr nam broil horoa, oon.1.1' im' nr three tin. am nr ono alrol 110.00— llnliliiin Kslnti.. II. Iinnii nl ni.nl,. lint'sin, .-, uny ,ii;s i.i'tn' I yniir; llill.l t». MniitKiiiinry. ll. 1 wiilHliitr li'tim lill.liiil in i-miny ' liimlii'i ivimini; ,.'..ini \v. .1. l-'i'i-ilorick.. I I. Il.'sl ...11 mi |I| .In isliilllntl. iinli I U'i»li>iiii-iii Tni-i 111,1k. l'l i' Ill Arthur E. Baker Architect. SiiI.iiiI.iiii HmiHM ii Specialty, THE EMPRESS HOTEL CHILLIWACK, B. C. Il|.|iiisili- 11.1'. IC. Sllllioll l.'iUinl Willi lll.llll'l'll 11.11- voiilencofi un.l cointiiruilily furnished llivoiigliout. D. tt. rl.cLENNAN, Proprietor llIB mu in .-in.... ***************************************************** ************************** IOE Now the End is Near! More than Half of HENDERSON'S STOCK has been Sold! The IV D. Smith Co. has received orders to clear out the balance of the stock at any price. To finish the sale in a blaze of glory, as the artistic mind would have it, we will put our best efforts in the way of bargains for the closing days, and the last half will be greater than the first. No pains will be spared to make the closing days of this sale the most intense, in point of busy business that Chilliwack has ever seen. New bargains, lowered prices, monster attractions are arranged all over the store. Don't YOU overlook this chance to get winter clothes cheaply. BUY YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS . NOW AND SAVE HALF . WOMEN'S and GIRLS' COATS and SUITS, FURS and LACES WONEN'S and GIRLS' UNDERWEAR WOMEN'S and GIRLS' STOCKINGS WILL HAVE SPECIAL DISPLAY Henderson's Dry Goods Store CHILLIWACK, B.C. The I. D. SMITH CO., of New York, in charge. lOcsssEaosiEaoi KhIhIi ;.. ii.-rii formorn tlrlvlnii irniro or nolil- Inir iittii(-hi-il in fiiiir-wliciti-il v.-lih-h-; '■■- nilli- In-lit: Kt-.li- nml mjk-i-<! cotlHldorcuI hoincH h,iVint; prevlQual*,1 won pulillc nioni-y racing ili-hiiiTMl; *5.00—T. K. I.tiilni-r. C'ATTI.R. <i. MiiiHi.-iii ii.i.i ii imii under n yenre, ■: iiiifi'iM iimler 1 yearn, 1 heifer calf)— I. Smh.-i-tiv Hi-..-. 7. llllll, ihilry breotl-1, T. D, Luilm-r. 0. IVn purr liri'tl nln -i> (1 shenrlltlj*. rum, 1 hIii-iii'IIiil; ewe, I cum lumli. 1 imvh Iinnii): *:. !•>. in. Pen fut Hhi-ip (1 HlicniilnK wi-llur, i wolher iiiiniii; Jtf.uo. ' It, Best cxlill.lt nf hwIiip: W.00. IS. Best exhibit uf poultry! *-■""• HOUSES, ; (Donnteil by iiriti-.li r.iiumhiii si-., k- breedcrs' Association.) I Bail twu heavy .intuitu nnlmnls, murcH im- Ki-iiiiiiK*- (registered »r unregistered), ,:! years nr under, bred In HrltMi ("'>■ Imi.I.i.i .mil •-xliiliii.il hv owm-r: llrnt, 120.00; second, 115.00-1. tlulclion Estate. • Best two iinimiiN "r Hit hi breed; mnrei or ireldlngs (registered nr unregistered), :t yi-iirs or umli-i-. mul cxlilliitiil hy the owner: First, $30,00; serond, tij.-jo-i, c, UcKlllop; X C, Haddon. BHBBP. Ilr-Kt rum l.mil. und l' owe lambs (regl-i- , lered), medium <>r short wool breed, bred ; In Hriu-.li <-<i|iiinhia uml i-xtilhllcd by owner.1 Kirst. tMi.wt: hi-i-»iiiI. IT.W. it.st r.iiii lunih ami '£ ewe lurnhH iroglx- n-p-ili, long wnnl hrci-il. bred In Hiiii.-'t Columblfl and • xhiiui.-t i>y owner: Khxt., (III.(Mill sen,ti.l. r.X Anyone wlslilng to compote fir these prises mum tirnt become » member of I the Stockbreeders1 AssocUtion, . fiiiiiiiti-d by a. Daylii president of tii" i I Delta Fiiriin-iv liixtlliio-: Best hnUer-liroken Buckling colt, led ] by hny under IS years of ago, the mure t to .(■ . -.tiiii.ii,v .-..li and he tied lip nn the Judging ring; 16.00-1, O. H. Dovls, aoOTS, i i.i. iiem collcctlfln nf imAtoes, f*orrectiy | naim-d. I iiei-h eaeh: H.«l-1. ». Huff: J, ; It. P. llan.irnril. ; 11. Ji.'f-i oollsctlon Ihld I'-.i.o. -1. C II. I Davis. . 15. Best collection of (resit fruits: ts.00. I KntrfeH tntmt be ihe bona fide property ..if .-.\int.ii..i- . Division A.—nest Jeifsey hull *i>eiii- I greed)—Dally Cotumblnn, one year. 1 Division *'.—Hesi n.-n fnt sheep, ewes or welhers, Victoria Dally Times, ono; ] year. ! Division BJ,—Besl pen brown E-eghOrtUli ; I. |I. H- UcCollUml best pen Huff Or- pjngtons. W.60. Presented by Columbian Co.. I .id. Hefia rate ent rlen. Iiivi-.i'.'t H,—Besl !'»• p.inn.K' wbii" illillini; oats, (."..m ,ash--S. Mnrley. I'n- senled by Braokman-Ker Mining Co., I.i.l. Hi-par.ile entry and ixtiil.it in uny other. Iilvlsion J.—Pally Province, one year; innnt prixi-H in HiN divlidon. Division K.—Semi-Weekly Colonist) must prises in ihls division. HIIKKP. (Oxford Downs (Pure nml.) I. Aged ruin, two shears nr over—1, J. Kiehatd-on; X A. IUVIp. :*. Shearling ram-1. A. Davlei 2. A. I la Vic. :i, It.nn lamb-1 nnd 2. A. Dcvle. i. Kwe, two shears or over—1 uml x A, Davie. S. Hli.-.irlin,: i w. 1 and 2. A. Davie. 8, I-:*- lamb-1, t. i:. Udnerj x A*. Davlo. T. Pen: I ram, any age; ewe. Iwo shears ur over; ewe. shearlinx: -»" l.nnla-1. A. Davie; % T. K. l-uillu-r. IIAMl'HItlitK DOWNS. R, Aged ram, Iwo incurs ur over-1. J. Ithbanlson. t. Shearling ram-1 and 2. J. Richard* Hon. 10. Ham i.miii 1 nnd 2, J. Richardson, II. Kwe. two shoare or over—1 and :*, J. ntchurdson. 12. Shi-arlliiK ewe—1 and 2. J. Ith-li:ird- ■on. U, Kwe lamb-i and 2. J. Richardson. 11. Pen: Ona ram. any age! BWC, two Shears nr over; ewe xht-iirllnic; ewe lamb -1 nnd :\ j. Richardson. C0T8W0I-D& |l, Aged ram. twn Hhrars or nver—1, J. nichiirdson. l".. Shearling mm-i. j. Richardson, 17 Hum l.iml. 1 and I, J. Itlehnrdsnn. > IS, Kw,\ two shears nr nver-l und 2, J. HI. h.11.1-.11 I''. Shearling ewe-1 mid 2, J. llli-h.lld son. K, Kwe lamb—I and 2. J. HlrhardH.ni. 21. Pen: One ram, any nge: ewe. iwi ulnars nr nv.-r: ewe Biieerllngi ewe lamb -1 and 2. J. Hlchardsnti. SIIKOPRIIIRKS. 22. HhearlliiK ram, two Hheam or nver- 1. T. W. I'.ilersnii: a. A. Davie. B. Bhearllni mm--i. t. \v. Palerson, 21. Hum luinb-t, A. Duvle. 2'.. Kwe. two sin-urn or over- 1 uml 2. t. \V. Peterson, M, Bhwrllng ewe—I nnd 2, T. w. pmcr- ft. BW« lamb-I. A. Hiivlc; I, T, W. Pali-rsoti. H, Pin: One ram. .my .ig'-; ewe. two nhe.iix nr nv,r; e-xe ■.||.-atllii|!; ewe, hi nib. BOUT 11 DOWNS, 2n. Aged ruin, two sheen nr uver. ID, HIi'-urllliK ram. tl. Hum lamb. :I2. Kwe, two shears or over. n. Hhearlinu •«•-. 21. Bwe i.niii.. .v.. pen: One rem, any ape; ewe, two ■hoars or over; ewe ineirling! ewe' hi nib. .■'aimers" Insiltiite spe.til: pun- bred sheep-1. A. Davle l-.-n fat Bheeji -1. t k. I-ad ner. Times special; fat si 11-1. a. Divle. I M.l' Htoekbreedi-rri' Special) liesl ruin nnd 2 ewe Linii.-. medium or slmrt wool I and X A. Davie. B.C. Stockbreeders' ipecteti i»osi ram atnl '.' ewe lanihs. Iiiiik Wo-il-1, J. Itlell- sum: wv priti-: hhkkd. i l. Hnar, ogetl—1, A, Davie) 2. T. R. l.adner. 2. Brood now in farrow, or that hns been ho within mmiiliH-1 nml I, A. Davie. I, Hour, under three month- 1. A. Da vie. l. How, under six niunthx-l, T. l' l.adner; 2, A. Davie. .'.. llenl Utter Hits (nO( lens than 5l ! under three inonthH. ANY MIXKD BREED, il, ll.i.ir. nged. T, Iti'i.i.l sow In farrow or thai hfll bvi-n ho within mojitna—I, T. E. t-ndner. 1, Hoar. Hinli-r three months—1, T. U. Ladner; 2. T. E. Ladner. *i. ttow, under nix monthi C. T. Vradenburg CONTUACfOR AND BUILDliin KSTI.MATKS FUKNIflUED Fletcher St. ChilliwacK Chilliwack Feed Co. is now roady for Imsi- ni'ss mul offor to soil nl lowost prices: Flour, iii-niii, l-'ct'il nnil Poultry Supplies, retail nml wholesale. \Vi.\villliii,vllny,ili'!iiii, Fruit, Potatoes, Pi.itl- , try and Eggs, Conn.ctlona *l V.ncoov.r, Victoria and Prlnc. Rup.rl. PoLlo and Grain Sack. lor Sal*. ChilliwacK Feed Co. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK CHILLIWACK B.C. ************************** * * * Macken- j I Smtih ! Lumber j ! Co. I j % will bo glad | I to furnish you j | with an esti-1 I mate on your | ! lumber bill! | whether you j I place your or- J I der with them j | or not. *. i <• ♦ Phone 86 : * i * I + t * Macken- J Smith ill Lumber Co. j »»***»**»»***************• , **************** ,*i*+*-H Subscribe for CUlttwicl la«« ?- |MejHH»OeJMHBejMOO(sTssjs-ejMHMOejMHM amy Chilliwack Opera House i Three Nights Only Commencing Monday, October 2 Miss Verna Felton and The Allen Players *************************************************** "The Foremost Stock Company On The Road Today." Opening with "The Christian" Hall Caine's Well-known Drama A CARLOAD OF SCENERY I I o I I I CHANGE OF PLAY NIGHTLY ****** ♦»«« Admission: .25, .50, .75 ♦. > *♦ ♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦».♦♦ Seats on Sale at Alf. White's Music Store ^iM-mMMmOaamaaMmmammaOOmamaaaaaaaaMoammm THE GARDEN CITY LEADER, CHILLIWACK, B. C. ARTIFICIAL EYES. The Art of Making Them Resemble Their Human Patterns. MATCH IN SHAPE AND COLOR. They Fit the f-ya Socktt Perfectly snd May tcvsn Ba Worn During Sleeping Hours—Msde ol Glass, For Which •No Subttituu His Yet Baen Found. Germutiy It-mla uil uther eountrlw In tbu uiuiiiifmliirii uf mt HI. Jul eyes. Hit* Auierlrmi COIIlUl geiiurel al CO- Imri[ relnit-H Unit I'luDuiiiy ever ali»-a the lii'Ultiiilu-; uf the wurld cIvlllMtl people liuvti eiuJ>itvo*etl lu hide ur re in »ily tiny tlnw m un-ir apptttiruuea, siii ll nn tbe Iiixh uf mi eye would ruijHU. Uuw I Ills WUH iluil.- Dy lilt- VII yiuiiH uutloim It In third lu uuy. Up to tbe jiifHt'iit llinu uu UiMUn-rles bnro fceeii wiide tlmt would uffer tfuiliehieu ini-ui uu ihls Hiitiji-n. There are. It Is true, a few utiuullii'iitU-uifd ai-ruutits as fur biK'k uu tin- middle u-if*.. but tile Drat rellutilo n*|iuri la given by the Freueh aurgeou Aiubruliw I'me lu l&tiu. Two kinds of urtlllelal eye* were tnowu to blm, ibe ekblepbnrua uud tbe bypoblepburus. The ekbteiibanm f/aa made by painting ibe eye and ail surrounding parts as fur as ibe bruws on a plate, which wus placed lu riuut of the eye socket aud held In pusltluu by a siring tied uver tbe bead. The liypoblepbaroa was used In a muuner ■liullur lo tbat ot today, being put behind tbe eyelid. In tbe eye socket It- Mir, and wua composed or a metal ■hell or copper, silver or gold, covered Wlib enamel und glass fusions. It was only at the close of tbe elgbt- teutb century tbat ibeat artificial eyes really became of practical use, It being then found possible to do away wlib (be metal sbell altogether aud employ •numel and gloat*.. Tbe aiuterliil used •waa a eofi lead glass, easily iun|W4l, but also easily destructible, and uu eye bad to be renewed every three or four months to prevent ibe socket from becoming affected. It ta known tbat lu the middle uf the nineteenth century eyes were mude by •namelera In Dresden. I'rugue. Loudon and Stockholm, aud In 'fburlr.gi-i The Tuurlnglau makers were not enamel- era. but glass blow em working In cun section wltb tbe porcelain pulntlug Industry, whose endless and untiring experiment resulted In the discovery of an Ideal material, cryolite gluss. ibe use of wblcb led to a new technique lu ey« manufacture. Moreover. ih**re can now be produced all tbe cbaroe* terlstlcs of tbe human eye wblcb bud been possible In enamel work 'Ihe Hew prosthetic eye received the uume "reform eye." To be of value, how •ver, It must be made to exactly 111 tbe eye socket. I Today It la possible to glee to tbe re form eye any form and color dexlnd. and In most cases It can be even woro at night, thereby preventing tbe lid from sinking Into the socket uml the lathes from sticking together. At times attempts have been made to replace tbe breakable glass by vulcanite or celluloid, but sucb efforts bave long ■luce been given up aa useless. lu ISM tbe method used Id France fur making eyes was as follows: Uo tbe broadly pressed eud of a small, colorless, transparent rod of enamel tbe pupil wae first made, and tbe Iris was tben formed on this by means of a small, thin pointed, colored enameled rod. tbe designing of tbe iris being made possible by melting tbe point of tbis rod. In Paris tba good cyea are now so sonde. A glass lube, closed at one end and of tba color of tha sclerotic, is aext blown Into tba form of ao oral, and In Iba middle of this a hole Is melted, tba edges of wblcb an round- ad off evenly and pressed a little outward. Tha Iris ts tben placed In this opening and well malted In. A thick coating of glass remslns behind. Tbe aye la rounded off. tbe projecting rim •f tba white coat Is smoothed with a metal rod. and this com Is thereby Joined to the sclerotic. By means of a thin, pointed red rod the blood vessels te be seeo on tbe bard coat of tbe bumsn eye are then melted tu The , euj-frfliit-.ii!, iini-k part or tbe eyeball le melted off, thereby giving to the eye ! tbe desired form. Tbe eye le Anally placed on hot sand, where It becomes gradually cooled off. tllsss ayea are made In quite a different manner lu Lauscbn, the center of this Industry In (ierniuny. where their manufsciure Is sllngeiher s bouse Industry. Tbe eyas are u-^iinlly made by one member of a family, snd the art la banded down from oue generation to soother. A gas flume Is tsed for melting the glass. A small drop of while glsss Is put on tbe white blown ball from which tbe selenitic 1* tit be msde snd Is tben blown so aa ti tanks a circle about eight mllllmeiert 10.310 Incbi In diameter. Ou this cfr cle tbe struriure of ihe Iris Is built tiy means of variously colored glus*t rutin. A drop of black glaaa makes the pupil Over tbe finished Iris crystal glen Is melted lu order to Imitate ibe cornea Tbe further manufacture Is similar to tbat given In the Brat description. SAVAGES ANO CLOTHES. Csrafutnass Thst Was Not Appreciate by the Miaaionarlai. Ardent missionaries were trying to convert the unllvas ot u village lu uu dud Africa lo niodesly at. well in*, lo t.'hi'lHiliiuliy and for llmt purpoMi* pro* vided tucui uil wiih mure or le-w coin plete ouitlin uf clot lien, Hie autlvcs were delighted nud api-tu n-cverai days Hluipiy In [iiirudinji lu civilized gnrb thruugh the one tinrrow village street. Hut when Sunday arrived und the blacks ibrunged to the weekly church service, carrying the new clot bos in iiuiidk-s under their urtus, tbs mission- Uriel were dismayed uml reared hi>null I ml of bur bu ilo outbreak. Hut since thero Heemed to he tlio usual nil It- fcllug of curiosity und reverence un the (mii uf tin* unlives ttiey decided tu ask no questions until after the service. There wns u iioriiinl i|ttlut until Just ui ihe Hcriuoii was begun. Then Hltddi'lily u Inn;** chief, who had been squatting with bis face toward the ope" doorway, leaped lo tils feet wiih uu PX0 III (tuition. Immediately the others or ibe trltw did likewise, crying, "The sun-ihe nun!" unwrapped their bundles and proceeded to put ou their clothee, "Wlmt does It uil meant" Inquired one of the white teachers. The old chief turned to him wltb equal auutftutuent, "Of course," snld he, "we could nut wettr our beautiful ornament a when ihe ruin might corns aud spoil ihem."~New York Tribune PILES You will find relief In Zam-Btikt 11 cases the burning, •timing pain, stops bleeding and brings ease. Porseveranco, with Zsm- Buk, means cure. Why not prove am BuK KILL OFF THE RATS. It's s Mighty Big Job, but Blsok Death Looks on snd Wsits. The pneumonic plague is due to thi- marmot The tuurmot lives In the Lake Italkul region Kill It off and It can easily ta* killed off—and tbe pueu tnonlc plugue will dlsuppeur forever." The speuker, n linclerluloglst of the University or I'etitisylvnnlu. resomed: "The bubonic plague Is due lo the rat. Kill the rat off nnd ihe bubonic plugue will dlKup'icur. Hut lu kill oil tbe rat!" He mude a gesture of dexpnlr "A litter or ruts," he said, "number** thirteen. Of these sit will he dues. A doe rut will have her first litter at the age or three mouths and ihereafter un otber litter every six weeks all through the year, winter und summer alike. Thus If every member uf these litters survive the progeny uf on-.* pair uf rats lu a year would number 2.1.000. "They don't HUM ber i but, of course, but tbey number numel hlng like It. sud ir our mllllumilie pblluuibruplsts don't help us to exterminate our para- slies-our mis utul mice, our cots uud dugs -If ihey d"ii t help us to exterminate uil animal* mire those that are or direct vulue to us— why, sums duy ao other black dealt- will nearly, will per haps completely, extermluuie civilize tlou."—Cincinnati Koqulrer. FOOTBALL JSJMNGEROUS. It You Don't Think So Try to Start s Uama In Turkay, It Is, ut was until recently, a difficult mutter to hv u Hfturtsumu lu Turkey One 11 ci hntl Hey tried it. with s result Weird enough to serve ss s basis for a iit-ii-i tive story or a comic opera. The young Turk hud organized s footfall team among his Mends, to gel her wllh sume (Jiecks sud Arms nliins. iiiiii bi-Kiin practicing. Not very loug after. In the middle or tbe nlgitt. police Hum- tu hh bouse and curried blm off lu Scutnit There he was sub milled to n long Interrogation as to tbe club and the game o( football. The authorities were convinced tbat tbey bad found n great pint und thut the club iini.il be n secret society. A special messenger was seul fur tbe ball, and that was duly examined nud fouud to be no Infernal machine. Tbe rules or the game were considered to be another piece of dimming evidence, and still worse were the nweuteis snd colors of the club. After long deliberation the culprit was sent to tbe higher police nul hurl lies In siniuliuul. who went through s second long exnmlnalloi, nud came to tbe conclusion that the empire had been saved from disintegration by the early discovery of n great plot Tbey dlaputcbed the whole matter to be In quired lntu al the sultan's palace at Ylldlz. and a apec-ial commission took tbe matter In hand After much careful thought and ex amluatluu uf the evidence of the crime It was decided that there might uot be nothing in It. but that It must not be committed again.-Harper's Weekly BLACK NECKLACE FOUND. Mary Queen of Scott Loit It at the Scaffold. After many centuries, and In a cur- ion*, way, a historic nooklftce ot nliiek pearls, which Queen Mary ol Scot I wore on Old morning of her execution ut Fotheringuy Castle, hat baen recovered in a romantic way. From that morning, wlu-n. at the foot nf the lO&ffold, the ill-fat.d quoeri dis* trlbtlted her id wall nnd money ntnona her friend*, tile Muck pearl nerklitee hml beon lost bight of. and waa only recently unearthed in an old curiim- Ity shop in a -mull villnuij in Bent- ln'i'l. The keeper of the snap parted wilh the pearls ti a Indy customer for 12h. fltl., hut there was then nothing tu Indicate their real value. Now exports have il'-clared Hint they are Incomparable, uml, in (not, they have been resold for no leu a sum than EH..IIUI (about SM.OOO). It lefltlll that a snort tiim* iil'i) a lady, tilling h.-r bicycle iii Boot I nnd, accidentally hroka the chain hy which her eye* D]at<soi wero impended, Homamber* lug that in a Utile -hop she had seen a few strings of heads nnd other trlflei dear to youttlfill village niaiil- ens. she rode there to tee if sna could Iind something to replace for a time her broken chain. Bin- found nothing to serve her purpose, ami was on the j point of leaving, when the old lady behind tho counter said, "I have got an old necklace that miifht tin hut it It much more expensive. Shall I f teli it for you?" A necklace of rather large, dull-looking "head.-'* was produced, It did not seem to ho rjuite what she wanted, hut the ot*'- ous workmanship of the clasp took ' the lady's fancy and for the sum of twelve shilling.*-, and sixpence she became its owner, and lo it ntt'iclihii . her eyeglasses, sha resumed her ride. To her purchase she attached hut little Importance, hut being one day In London, a friend admired tho "beads" not a little, and expressed ti wonder as to where such a pretty string had conic from. It wt chanced that shortly afterwards Ihe owner ol the "beads" had occasion to visit the shop of a dealer in antiques, her object being the purchase of n grand- I father C.0CK, ami while there nlie ihowed her "beads" to tho dealer. "<^*BI DOIT NO BURNED BREAD NO SCORCHED BISCU1T3 No need to apologize to family or guest when MOONEY does it. MOONEY'S BISCUITS are always right — every biscuit Inspected before it ia paeked—and they are as fresh itj the product of your own oven. MOONEY'S PERFECTION SODA BISCUITS Mo the great favorites for every day use. They are made in the big sanitary factory In Winnipeg and come to you iu air-tight packages or tn sealed tins as you prefer. "LET MOONEY DO IT" Applied Scisnee. When James Ituasell Lowell was minister to Knglaud bo was guest at ■ banquet at Which one or Ihe speak era was Sir Frederick Hramwell. Sir Frederick wns io reapond to tbe toast "Applied Science" It was long afler midnight when the toast wus proposed, and several speakers were still to lie called Itlalng to bis pines, the scientist said: "At this hour or the night, or. rather, of tbe morning, my only Interest In applied science 1** lo upply the tip of tbe match to the side uf tbe box upon which alone It Ignites and to apply tbe Hume so obtained to tbe wick of s bedroom caudle." A moment later Lowell tossed s paper across the table to him bearing these two lines: On, brief sir Frederick, would that sll could cslch Tour Itisi-uy tslnit and supply your match' How It Got There. A gamekeeper was going over his master's esinte one morning, when be fticoutiter.-if n gentleman of the poach Ing class TV gatuekee|-er noticed tbut the other's but wus bulging lu s curious iiinmier Afler subjecting the Imi to an ciainlnutluii he fouud a title young plieiPMlDI "How- did nils get ber»r the game keeper linked, glaring at ihe culprit "Hlowetl It I kimw." growled the poacher, noting ui the iiheasatit with so apparent loot, ut greiii perplexity "Tiie bhioniltiK t iiini! uiMt 0»»s crawled up m> trousers leg."- i.«udou rit- Blts. Love Litter of a Kaffir. Here ht a Kafllr love letter: near Miss B Nsstrenl-1 nave **r<*at eon- ndence In Ihutnlprins tt*- width of my opinion that I ■nail thank for klndneai If you will |iv- m-> ihe privlits-a at letterlns with you cciic-rnin* lov« as ynur moil winning teem has amen tiiv tenons attention to you, and that I aliall appreciate «.u In anticipation if sn early reply nnd also termlnstlns this with eupiema ol Mich enunciatlun. 8AMUO. Easy Enough. Just before the capture of Savannah General Logun, wiih two or three of Iih staff, entered the depot at Chicago to take the enrs east ou bis way to rejoin his command. Tbe general, being a short distance In advance of tbe oth era, stepped on tbe steps of s car, but was atopiwd by nn Irishman wltb: "Te can't go lu there." "Why not?" asked the general "because them's u leddles' caer, and do gentleman 'II be goin in there with out a lealdy. There's wan sate to thst caer over there If yees want IL" "Yes," replied tbe general. "1 see there Is one seal, but what shall I do with my ststTV' "Oh. yer staffr was tbe reply, "(lo take the sate and stick yer staff out of tbe windy." The Worm Turned. I!er Dud-No. sir; I wont bare my daughter lied fur life lu a slilpld fool. Her tfultnr-Thcn doirt yim think yon Had heller let me hike tier off yuur baud*.'' HoHliiii IruuscripL Tri* Rul'nrj "aitIan. Opnrter -ni Inuil doon- There Is s minor thai Mr iir>-ntiunn has Jusl dl»tl In Ihl*- inlet I'utler Yes. tun be has uuthing lu ss> tor publication -lift. TELL Wssn't s Bit Impressed. The rtiler or the rlui of Mcintosh once had a dispute wltb a London cab- by over the fare. "Do you kimw who I am''" tbe high lander nskej angrily. "1 am lbs Me- liilonh." "I don't rare If you are on umbrella." retorted ihe cabby. "I'll bar* my rights!" In For Itl First Small Hoy-We'd lietter tw i good «•*>.,>rni Kiiiait Itoy-Wtiyl Firm small luv-t h-.H.i doctor ten mot bet to lake pli'titf of eierclse.- Wyiuau * il.no- Cutnpnntna. One says, "I have Great Faith in Cuticura Remedies," Another, 11 They Always Bring Results." "1 w|>h to 1.1 you know of a couple at rrc'iit cum which I have msde by ii»' ues • t ii.- Cuticura Remedies. Ust August, sir. ——— ot iiii> iiiy csom io my uitiie. troubled wuti a severs ikm i-iuptsun. At (mt 1 vuuid not iiini. i-tjini tin- natum i>i the cane. 1 littiallv tin. ■'•! ll to btS imi iiiatmii SS l«- ***.- a titlntf-f and ili-fniutnr. It «ru ila-Mtielith In 'i-king llllll what lie thought ot lhem. After a short Inspection, the dealer became qulta animated, lingering i'ik-Ii "head" In turn, and asking so initiiv questloiih as lo how and when tlu- lady had liccomo their owner, that her curiosity was completely aroused. Subsequently the "bends' were submitted t<i n jiwoller and hii* Interested Inquiries served io con- firm the owner's Impression that her possession was positively ol rnre value, and the impression was strong* tli-n d when an offer WW made of lj;fi,nin) for the string. This offer wai declined, and Instead the string wa*. i submitted to an uckuowlf-dgcd expert ■ in matters connected with sntlquition nml ancient j.-wcll-ry. H-re » brief ' examination of the "bcatls," and a . glance at a book of reference, were ' sufficient. j "Thi.-'. madam, i* the string cf Iblack pearls worn by Mary Queen of |8ootS *"jn the day ol lit execution. The pearls have suffered by neglect, hut I can buy them from you, should , v.iii wish to tell tli -in. for sixteen i thousand pounds. I shall re-sell ! them Ot a profit to a customer il yo'i ' rii-c-pi my offer which remains open i for your con-adcration an long as you i like." i The lady accepted the offer, nnd i shortly afterwards the old shop ' woman in the little Scotch village : was equally delighted aud aMonlbhed I to receive a cheque lor one thousand j pounds. Queer Ideas of Arithmetic. i In a village churchyard in Worcestershire there is. or used to be, a - tombstone stating the age of the ten- ; ant of the tomb below to be 304. The 1 mason apparently had the crudest no- ; lions of the mysteries ol arithmetical 1 flotation. I Oddly enough, to the present day ' we would find in Burma 1000 900 11 1 used lor the year 1910. this being a I case ol an admixture ol an old nota* l tion 'vith modern lymbols. The seme , kind of adtnixture of new end old is taught in the indigenous monastic schools of Thibet, snd Is prevalent all ever India among the Hindu astrologers. In the purely native schools Indian children are said to learn their multiplication tables up to 100 Lines IU. Teachers In our own elementary school* may bless their fortune that they are not called upon to listen to I such a nerve-ending drone from "twice two sre four," up to the numbers just mentioned. Even In the i Government schools (-1 the United ' Provinces the children had to learn | up to 40 times 40 until s lew years back. "Com mini ne "How •« Why- other ii. arrange tit-IU to Ihey w- An Illustration igQ is often the result of ig- do you make that out?" lo yuu suppose tlm mice the | Projectiles Hretl even from the i heaviest guns wlu-n llicv penetrate I concrete do an without splintering it. .,...!.. ..,.- i Relltl tor the Depressed ight Would have go. your hair |^\n,,;,,a;;i:.r;d"UH?^ oTlVe tils ou the Hour and lorn . . ... if tin- mice had known sr"- Baltimore Amort* Minard's Liniment cures garget in cows Bright children usually outgrow j Even when the tlu-ir brightness, thus becoming fitted some fellow* can to till the rol,- of parents in their turn. ; Physical and i hair stum- ml liver, un when these uraaiis sre ilerauied in their tu-lluu the whole sys- li-to Ih alli-ili'ii Try I'armi-li-e I Vege- titiile Pills. They revive the disvtitive pro- cesseSi net henefli-lally on tbe nerves and ri'-tnn- the spiHttt as no other pllle will. They nre i-lu-ap, simple aud sure, and the effects are lastliif. Chose a Bad Title May-Mad at him? Why, he wrote ti lovely poem to her. Hiidie — Yes, hut she never read it, When she saw the title of it she ture the whole thing up in a lit of anger. You see, he called it "Lines un Mabel's Face."-Smart Sot. Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. itncfls, thus becoming titted •ole of parents in tlieir turn. Ooitlvene*! and Its Cure.- When the ei- cn-tory un-nn* rrfnsa tn perform their function* properly tin- ititctines ln-coine Hogg'-d. Tlii- in known an i-osllveiicei- and if neglected lives rlie to dangerous mm. plications. I'll mi elt'e'H Vesetshle 1'ill- m 111 effect a speedy care. At the first Intimation of tin- ailment Ihe sufferer *.iniilil procure n pneket of tin- pill- and put him-ilf under a cuur-ie of treatment. The good itr.-.-n uf the pills will be ul nnn-t iiiimt-dluti-ly evident. She-*-"Somcone has snld that the ocean never sleeps, hut I'm lure it looks calm enough now to be taking a imp." He—"Yei, nil except that part ast'-rti; that's awake, you know."— Boston Transcript. Even when they hnve nothing to do ■ fellows can't do it well. The destruction of the house fly is 1 a public duty. Almost every American | Slate Board of Health is carrying on a crusade ngahit him. Hi*, lilthy i origin and habits, ami the fact that his body is laden with tlisease-pro- > ihieing germs, nukes him one of tho ] greatest enemies of the human nice, 'if the housekeepers of Cnnada wilt use Wilson's Ply Pads persistently. this peril would he tremendously reduce.]. We know a good novelist who Is fn Insy thut he writes them backward— otherwise he'd never begin. Au Knglish aviator keeps his feet warm while flying by an ingenious arrangement of pipes from the chgine and radiator. If there is anything surer than dentil nnd taxes it is that the gump who goes to bed full of booze gets up full of l.lues. . I'lili-pas wurmt* be t-xpa-ll.-.l from the system no child can lie hentthv. Mother Urn vert' Worm Kxtt-rralunfnr *- the Lent Nii-iii.iiit- citniit to ilt-truv worain. Sopio folks imagine that all they've got to do to become highbrows is to lose their hair! A truly grent orator,Is one who can sny the most convincing things In the fewest words. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured •tth LOCAL APPLICATIONS, u they rennnt rf-u-, tin- eril ot tlir dlteaM-. Cutatrt In a tilood ur c-uieU tulMfuU aieew. siid In iinl-f tu cure tt you Runt lake Utrrnel rrm*-ilr«. IU1I* t'm.irrli Cure tl Ukra *D> t*ninll)-. ami aria fJIrrrtiy U|«ni tlu, bluoil and nni'-uut iu(l»f,*. Ilnti* c-.i-.rrh Cure k out a qur-ck mnlt- eln«. It «u iirrai-niMil by one of ibe beet ptiysHrieoa la thla niuniry lur j.rire anil m a re-ubu- prrerrlptloa. tt h t-.:iii».M-,l ul the tH-rt tut'In knuwn. miulmm aitb the tHit lituu-J imririiT-. ertliie dlm-tli- on lb* BUruiisi mrfims. The p-rli-rl runtbliialhti ul tbs ;wo iner-.iii tin te what prmlum eut-b aondertul rs> nlts Si curl'ic caUnli. IVnd r.-r tretimoulan. Ir-a. r. 1. CIIKM.'V S km., rtusa.. IWaaU u St... by UnuNhU, prire lie. Take SUU-s StaiUy run lur i HEADACHE WAFERS m etea l-iil eeMUea tmateeme ^,*k mrt ssies. Writ mot eatm emert ee «mw te, aa team a Sea st aMawaaami m t WATIOWAI. PSIUQ *% CUKMICAL Oft Og CAW AHA. UMIWPW Dolly—"D'Auber painted this portrait of inc. li look- quile like an old master, doesn't itr" Polly—"Quite like an old maid, you 11 leu ll. Yes, it's a good likeness."— Toledo Blade. ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE TARIFF How It Effects the Manufacturer and the Farmer It*. tw uit im lelv. iil -li-. I • ■ . • ■ S*i cliei and miiiiM ler-mlnsl lti lliu** und Imiiiui V. ..l.l.I ll|tllll-l l".l It -tail-.I h slU*lll Mil-- dslwdy— i-i- K uml ..'•.I'.iiii-ii - in i.**l. | ili>. IN« *4« iltr-il'til uml tn < 'kin Spsrl. trt mi* to -" il.'tl Ull till' UMi.tll liink of mul hf spent I'" i. ul Beautiful, But Dangerous. : The laburnum is ■ beautilul tree. Unfortunately, however, like many 1 other beautiful things, laburnum blot* i icm is dangerous. The long, yellow j flower* and the seeds which presently ^ take thelf plsce contsin poison—cyUs* ! mi- i-i powerful thst a hundredth part of a grain inject .-d under the I skill of a cat ur a dog Is sufficient to : cause its death, lu ten Seeds of . laburnum there is sufficient poison to kill a child, and there are a num. I ber of cases on record of death Irom , this cauic. Alio the laburnum eier* eif.es an evil effect Upon tht) vegetable ! Korld. The gardener will tell you 1 that flower* will not flourish in the ' (round shout s laburnum tree.—Lon* don Globe. The Victim. Flannaiart's Way. rsssldy-Flannairau s tbluklnn of goto' Into tbe hiniilu" Uuslue-ts lis tougbt ■ folne new cart today Ca**v •--But fbqre be has do borse. Klsnos g&D-No, but he's golo' to buy who Casey-Well, thnt's lolke Flsnnngsn. He always did git the cart befoor tbe Lorss.-rblindelphlB Ledger. ' It Is ■ eery great thing for ue to do tbe very best we ran do Just where end as we ere.-UshctKlfc The Cruel Maid. Tie nailer duel reiussd t me. An,i, wus an angry f.i--.im lti t#Otti tier eyes, llm Jail t imiM Uul mad end whipi-wl me uie -ttelieneetau . -star And w*ie-i she round the punished erea*n \,n-il'l neither "-team m-r i-'K S-:i«i*wh"re she I tinted her cruelty Al.J ue.,t a feet,le eKK -rt'-rji.toii Tribune-fteputillcso. An), fi.mlns still, s tsier'a eye Mie IpSred not lu liar wraili: Tli-n ll'iiif a helpless doughnut In Ao oily, sisiciina ustn. -Cleveland I'lala Ueslsr. Clectr c Light Globes Electric iiiiii I'lote-s may lie . hr-aplf ' fMitail or colored by dipping In a th'n uiiluiinii of while "helac slid alcohol. to wblcb may tie added any desired dye. The VVhsts Show. ■■i-Vlini const It Uteri s tlrst clnss socle- iy drntnaT' ■Three ads. sis cow ns snrl nine ept gram*).''- Uiui-iviiu* Oourlir JournaL Dwelled. Mr tVoL'irs--I'm throngb wltb Hump. I t'lll llllll Wt? ure gUlllg to ll.imi- our | iiali.v aller some i"icni |N***s0h-lgp nnd naked nun tor u sliggHsliuti Mrs Wnggs-Wunt did beany) Mr \\0gV*. Itv s.iiii. ".Nutut- ti utter ours —I'ltvll rum U.i l«., mm lies m Mt . mt t i.-i-l v on lti IniKiis. 'III llllltll .It lu le- lif-t ji- nth ic.« .*•■...i> nml • ti.- -,.* •J in a '■w ilays ill-mill, r ths t'ut:- tin- was ai-li with .1.1 SlMl ami to mi J! isratnly. An Earlr/ Explorer, in nrlsnn poor LsilllRibus ami to fret. tu su-nisi 'i ui, i inorcsue my scaotf Fii»a- si if.r lei t-irt* nlatfotn's nm dsvslopSil ys-t, An.l I here l no ciuuce lo write lur tiug- Sttinss. —Waslifnston Star. i or ih ijii.IV the Ciilitui lt.li.-v .,li.iiiilli, vr-iv tuvtil.1. ... lulu tilu It'-llii-fl.-, In- V.u< CifUllv rella-vrd linl m-ltiy Ite ti i.iti,[il,lilv iiiikI tlirouch thnt Use, I hsve Stent I.mu In tin- Cuticura lli-tii.ill,-4 ;,n.| .hull ijttuy tiati- h cinhI wutd lur lli'-tii ii.,«' that I uiii --outlined uf tlieir *..iiti.-ii,ti merlls?' tsienwii u. I., widt*- lii-.nl M ll.. IDS I lur I uiiiii III 81., llonluo. Mum. July T2. IDIO. A* t'i.ni-!, Ill hrniiitl'iti nf tliU m'xt ri.tivimlitit -ui. in. nt, li. M. t-i-ln-r, M.I'.. Ill* Pool, Md., wrlti-n: ".My f.ur wj- nrflh tul •Ailti Kirtiia In Die year I8W7. I UBM lha Cutmirs Hemsawi u»'i **«i mufeif conn. I uiii » (i.e. li. mi- pliv-li Imt uml v-iy iillen lit... nt,.. t'liiliiita It'-mi-lii-- la rate* of ei/emu, atnl llie*/ list,- CUM *l»ete MM '••iimilu*. Iiavr fullrd. I >ta imt la the hal.it of endur<ltu> patent HMWOeS, l»»t when I Hml renir-dlr.* ivowwiiis tme merit, r-ucli M Die futlniia llemrdlc* do. 1 nn taoud* liiiiided i-niiimil to prawlm ttirlr vlrliie- lo the world. I hsve MM piscllrllis nii-ilk-lne for twenty yean, and iau.-l SU f«"" JJM ItHiinlle/A No. I. I sllll Iind the In kuia PwrnalS M,fo«i si e»er. Hiey s'wiys '''ftuKn^emedles sre sold tar drilflristS eerrywhere. IVitter grut * Jmjfl^Oofpj, Hole rroiN.. men, "sss. Mailed free, on Sq.^t luleul »-pfff Cutlrura Book oo Ibe io«dv tiesiiueui sTskls dlssssss | "I hear poor Ilohbs, the humnrlit, Im- gotiu to a sanitarium," Blnks said. "Yes," Hlggini said. "He's worked hiiti-»!( into a state of nervous pros* lint]..n thnt I (ear is incuruhle." "Thai's to had." Blnkl said. "How did 1 ome to do thatV "Why. mx week- ago he got sn answer to a riddle, one's a chau-fleur mid the other'* a fur show, and he lays he'll n ver he able to tlecp until he tlntls the question it will make a Kuud answer to." Higgins seid. In quavering tones the dying man dielaled to bin lawyer his last will nnd testament, "To each and every chrk who has I ij in my employ leu "oars', El,W0." "Bul, my dear sir." j gasped the lawyer, "think of your I sous ami riaughtotsl And your fortune is imt colossal!" "Thtit'a nil 'riifht!" murmured llm sick man. , "People have iilways said that I was ! close and hard, I waul them to think | well of me when I am gone. It will louk so well in the papers, and there Isn't u clerk in my place, by the way. who hu In.,i it jiii tne ten months I" It was Abraham Lincoln, who gave'i popularity to the Protectionist side of the tariff question, when he said; "I do not know n t'i. m deal about the ■ tariff, hut what 1 ilo know is. that! when we buy goods abroad the foreigner get*, the money, hut when we buy giants ut home, we get both the goods, and the money." This sound philo- -npliy cliarac1eri7.es another of the' late president's famous homilies,] "The farmer and the manufacturer," the president once said, with his 1 characteristic shrewdness, "tire both : in the same hunt and 1 reckon they've L'nt to l.-jiin to navigate tbe craft together or they'll upset." "He compared the case of n Pennsylvania! farmer," continues the historian in. question, "and ti Pennsylvania iron! merchant ami implement maker whose] nrdpcrliei adjoined. Under a protective policy Ihe former supplied the Ironmakcr with bread, meat, vege. tables, fruit, fodder for horses, ot«.,j , mul the Ironmakcr supplied the farm-! •t with all tin- iron, iron implements, etc., whieh he needed. Assuming that a i-liuiiL'e is iii.-kIi- nnd the Protective | policy abandoned, the farmer then- I discovers that he can buy his Iron j implements cheaper Irom Europe than| from his neighbor, assuming that he, -ells ii sufficient Quantity oi Hour tn j Rurope to enable him io effect the purchase of lho iron. He ultimately 'discovers that the cost of carriage to (the const, transportation by sea to] England, Insurance and cartage nn 'atrival, does not enable him to re-' ccive moll a uootl reward lor hji labor 11<< he formerly did when pelting his flour to bis neighbor, the Irontnnker, I He, therefore, determines lo sell his ' Hour us before to bis neighbor. Hut meantime, the farmer discovers that while lie tins been purchasing his ! iron Implements from Europe his j neighbor, ihe ironmakcr, has been ■ compelled lo stop hi*- works and (lis- I miss hii employees, not having sunt- J cieiif work for them. The farmer, I therefore, now finds llmt In- lias more I wheat than he knows what to do tilth, I also Hint be ii un longer able to sell I his fruit, tegotablea, (odder, meat. , horses, etc. to his neighbor, the iron- . maker, as he has pone out of bnsl- 1 nese. In fact, he finds that thmuuh ' buying abroad in the cheapest market he has destroyed the home market lor bis own prod nets and thrown n ' number of his fellow-countrymen out of rmplyineiit." Toronto Typo Foundry Co., Ltd. CALGARY WINNIPEG REGINA The Largest Printers' Supply House la Ceaada We Carry la Stuck Cylinder Presses, Jeb Presses, Paper Cutter*, Type and Material Can Fill Orders for Complete Eajulpaent from our Stock. We are the Largest Beady Print Publishers ia the West. We Publish Beady Prints from our Winnipeg. Calgary aad Borflna Houses. : t *^mmmm^mmmmmmmmmmmSmmmmmBmmemasmmmmmmmmmSm^mSmmSSm Order From Nearest Branch Eddy's Matches Cover Canada Like Sunshine 1 Kildj". "Riynl Gi-orje" coit.blne Balety Suri'ty and Si l.'iiiv la Mitch., mil aell .1 .bout 1,000 lor 10 cetti* Tlit'u-'s nutliing "juat aa good." W. N. II., No. IBS. Appleford Counter Check Book Company, Limited. and OTIIcm: HAMILTON, ONT. The beet equipped factory for producing Counter Check liooks in Canada. Capacity 50*000 ateckitooki ===== per Day. We are supplying the Largest users of Counter Check Books in Canada with out "IMPERIAL BOOKS." (NM In III. Trual.l APPLEFORD COUNTER CHECK BOOK COMPANY, LIMITED. Alkart. I SuMhtHn kMMM q.ltl. In til M.nll.b., S.tk.lihiwu, Md UrHM C-Mwa.'. tt»« Will, u. It wndlli.n. tnd prim THE GARDEN CITY LEADER, CIIII.I.TWACK, B.C. *♦ ITT HUTT " 1PANY LIMITED FROST & WOOD BINDER Tho Time, Money and Grain Saver. CRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Shy "Gustave'i letteri to nn- are exceed. lngly 'lull mill con npluctV' said on.- fair girl "Don't vou kn.nv why?" responded I In* other. "No." "Gualavo one,, served on Iho jury iu a broach iif promise, oust?,"- Washing* ton Times, Minard's Liniment Curea Cold*, Etc "I thotighl you told nn- your dog could lick anything iu alghtr "So ho can. He's licking lho sugar off tlio top of your cuke now." Dultli ■*■ Aiiiericuii, ltrii.lv "intfn Mfillclne. - Von IH-I'il mi jiliv-iiiiin for .intimity i I It- uln-n vim lime ut liiiiul ii l.tillli- of Ur. Tlniiniiri' Ki-li-i-lrli- oil. Cor aougna 1<Ih. lore iliiout, in..iu Uml trtiiiMi-H. ll i- iinulMiilil.i. for m-nliR liiiriH. linilH,-H. hlitnIih Ii In iih •nirjui-iii'il. wlille lor ruti, miri'H. iili'iTti uml tin- tlio- it Ix nn |iii-<it[..'iril>1r> li.-nl er. It h.i-.l- no lu«tIttiailln] otllor lliu" (lie ii-.,-. nml Unit wilt siuinfv iiiivhii,< iih In Uh effectiveness. "Anything Interesting dovolonnl tho] Bhitkeapenrp Club todayF" "Ymi Mi- Wombat ahownl up iu a mndo» over gown und n hint year's lint re- trimmed mid liirnetl upside down."— w.i-hii.i' Herald, HIS OLD AGE MADE FREE FROM SUFFERING BY GIN PILLS ANNAI'OI.18, N. B. "I nm over r-M> yenra ol age and have h.ni Buffering wiih Kidney audi Itlii.ltl.r Trouble lor fifteen yenri, 11 look doctors' iiiedlelno hut nut no help. I waul io (hank you for Bending UO- Iht- BIIIUplo DUX Of lil.N i JM U.S. I I have taken ilx boxen of GIN PILLS nltogcthor but got relief hefore I had taken near tlmt amount. I had to net up Bouic tilghla evory fifteen I till nu tea nud had to use uu lustra* ment before I could urinate, Now, I con lie in bed fpur or five. hours without getting up. 1 can say thai GIN PILLS Iinvo marly cured j uu- nud I -.bull always keep a box in' the house." W. II. PIEHCK. Do ui Mr. Pierce did writ.- us (or free sample box of GIN PI 1.1.8 ami' see lor yourself ju-t how much lliey will do for vou then buy iln- regular -ii/.'- boxes tit your dealer's—two.,' or ti for $2.60. GIN PILLS are soldi with a positive guarantee uf money back if tbey fad to give prompt relief. National I'nur nud Chemical Co., Dept ti.V , Toronto. 61 Tht original ain Pills made by . National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada Limited, Toronto, era gold , only In this bos. ANIMAL FANCIES, friendly delations Lead to Strange Adoptions. The o.SQfl in which cats and dogs have formed close friendly relation* are, uf COU Tie, too numerous to uieu- llotl, It really ICOmt an if there were no animal friendships no -drotig and lastl .g ns that between eats and dog* when once it is formed, it l* well known that mother-cats when deprived of tbeir newborn progeny will adopt pUpplot, rabbit*, motlkeyi, or alnio-st any other tender young creaturoi that may be bandy, Hut there ha* recently eome to light a ease for whicli there li tin iuqIi apparent explanation. A cat and a letnale fox-terrier. whicli had brought Into tbe world their progeny at about thu same lime, deliberately swapped their young, the cat taking the puppies to bring up, and the dog the kittens. The ex- oliango wan latlsfucjury, and both litter*) were brought ill good health to tin- wcanabla slago. Nobody knows what led to such abnormal conduct. A somowhat iliiillur cane in reported from Montreal. A householder there, having a letnale cat mul u l«- mab- dot* with lamlllofl of young, lull that Ids bouse was in danger of be- ci tig a mul of Noil It's ark, and took away and drowned all Uie kittens. The puppies found favor in hi*- eye-.. Deprived of ber liltle .men, the cat began lo "spell" the leuiale dog in taking cure of tin- pupplDB, An aoou ai the mother-do-* left her nest the beroavod tuother*eat crawled Into it and nursed (be puppies. Nothing loth, the puppies took nil that came to them, and throve prodigiously. The cat licked Hi. ill and tool, cure of tlu'tu a- alia would have taken euro ol her own. A certain cut, the story of whose career is Vouched lor by a cat club, adopted a litter of young rabbits and nourished them well, The cat wns, lor that matter, very sociable and in- elusive ui her likings. Oue year her constant companion was a chicken. The two ate habitually out of the same dish, and slept every night iu the same enclosure. There is an authentic story of a male and a temale eat in Halifax that lived on terms ol perfect amity with all the animals on Uie place—dogs, chickens, and whut not. It so happened that a hen which h: 1 a brood of seven chickens was killed accidentally. The cat, which some two weeks before had been deprived of her kittens, appeared to observe the predict* ment of the seven litile chickens, She crawled into their nest, and the chickens, looking lor wurmth, nestled into her warm lur, peeping gratefully. The chickens, fed by their owner, throve perfectly, and every day the strange sight wa* presented of their following the mother-cat about the premises, as if expecting tier to Iind them food after the manner uf a hen. Capable Woman for Good Position Teactier or Nurse preferred. VlAVI CO., Confederation Lib' Bldg., Toronto. Write to un loday for our choice list of Agents' Buppltea. No outlay necessary. Tln-v are money makers Apply ll. (\ I. Co., Ltd., g98 Albert Kt.. Ottawa, OU. IBT MO HULTH TO MTffil Ul WM. 'Bias. Wmtuwi SonTMiNa avai-r but Bmi ■Mdfuiuvcr SIXTY YKAKSbv MILLIONS* MUTHBKS lor thru : ■II'.DKKN WF'U TftKTHINC. with rHNl"' SUCCHAn I SOOTHKH the CHll.U. Mil"",HUS Iht Gt-Sf AlXAVSall I'AIN Ct-KK*. WIND COLIC. aa< la the beat tewed)- fur iilAKHIIU-A. II Illl aol.ii-1-r hattuKu Br aui* and aak fur " Mil Vimwv'i HoMhiDg Syrup," aad take aaathm Had. Twtatv>l*t rtott a aawa INTERNATIONAL Gall Cure SOLD oh a SPOT cssh GUSR- __________ knnt CORES VYkil* HorMi Work «- ImI Intamatlarml (Sail Our* lu a curtain, •of* aulok aud Infallible HI* fur Uallu, Bar* Neck* Mora Battle, Hon* Muu.hu, t'ut«, Hruluad H.«U •tt. Will not mutt aiiddlnauhefrom tha ant awl haul, but utuj * rl|{hi wheie It la applied. Nsesesss astraoralaary tu-a'ii-f and aeoihtoi qualliiua. Inlarnatlanal Oa.ll Cu*a ia tbt claaoa>t. moot atitl-t-puc, -.ur.-lf.nd It-MlQal. Cora oa tha aiarkaf. Wo will refund >oui, BMnty ttltararfalli tArura. Kaopabotot baad m It U almwt a dally naad oo lha (arm. A Bright Bl/. In nv-st regular lines ol work the old hands u-uully try to play some joko on each new boy that -tart- in at the business. Tbat bank clerks are no exception to this rule was indicated by a Soke played on the new "junior" In a bank in Collingwood. The youngster wns sent out to a merchant to collect two dollars on a draft, and he got back to the bank with two American silver dollars. "Where did you get those cr.rt- wheels?" a.-ked the collection clerk. "Don't you know that they're worth only forty-eight cents each?" Tbe boy looked badly --cured. "Better take them to the accountant." said the collection clerk, with a wink at that official. "Hut 1 guess he can't do anything for ynu." "No, only worth forty-eight cents each, said the accountant. The boy wa.- itt.l more frightened, so he look the big silver pieces home, intending to turn in two bills il he could persuade hi* father to let him have the bills. Next morning the youngster turned in two Canadian bills. He had a big parcel under his arm, and he proudly exhibited to the clerks a great colL-ction of ties, stockings and other things to wear. "Say." he said With a smile, "I put a good one over on that stxre-keeper down tbe line. 1 got Mm to give me two dollars worth of stuff for those old cart-wheel*." WESTERN HARVEST PROBLEM ! How to Supply the Pressing Needs of Ihe Growing Western Country ' Winnipeg Ah the hiii r progresses uml Un- wheal growth of the Wosl ml vn tii-i-a Inwards mul ut ity there comes Ihls year, as there comes most years, an appeal for help ill the harvest llobls; ami ihe probability iii that even though Knstoni Canada may send .nu thousands of moil aud hoys to aid in Hit' garnering of tin- grtiin. the Wosl will, Oliver TwIstMIke, nsk for mure. This problem of how lo supply tin' pressing llOOtll of a new uud rapidly growing COUIltry for a few weeks (bo* causa ibut is nil thnt the Invitation really melius tn I'lnstertiern) is olio of those which ran only be Bolvcd by cooperation uud looking ahead, It is tiiie ibut ih.' Government, through He Immigration department is advertising in thousands **f nowspiipora through* mil lin-iit llrilain and the Dnlled SI a lea that "ihe harvest is plenteous, bul Mu- laborers are few," aud that some relief can be gained ill that way, bul ibe result would undoubtedly bo much better if t e dependence was to bo had upon individual effort, Take the case of a man who goes to tin- Canadian West from obi Gnniidn ■ or Irom unv of the Western or <Vti- |trul Slates or fr Great Mtitaiu. lie is a very unusual man, Indeed, if he does not "ink,, up bis pun in hand," ut Boino period of bis pioneering and write home to complain either of his loneliness or of the weathor or of the gopheri) or of the snow or of ihe heal, or of any do/en other difficulties which pioneers have to overcome. He doc*-, so, as it matter of course, not with any desire to 'knock' tiie new country, but unlimited by Hint human Boutlment which seeks comfort in trouble and, failing lo Iind it in a new locality, looks lor it in thi- old home. Hut when that sit tne man has made good, bow often does he write home fo tell of bin fortune? The habit nf writing home is much like the habit of taking the local newspaper from home; it lustn, a year or two or three, and then it is dropped, because of the new environment crowding out interest in the old. flow much better both for himself and tbe country would it be for such n man to write borne, tell the old folks ut liome of his good fortune aud ask them hi send a brother. a COUSln or eVi-ti only an old School- mate to lu-lii him gather the crops? That would be a practical individual way of solving the harvest problem, partially at least; it would be good advertising for tbe West, be- cause we al) know that there is no uii- vi-rtisi-meiit so good as a satisfied s.-t- tler; and it would create a new bond of interest between the lllllll in the West and those left behind at home. And tbe most attractive feature of the suggestion (which cornea from Vt. 0. Scott, the Ilea.I of tin- immigration branch) is that it is just tbe sort of thing whicli will appeal to the sentiment of the westerner and Is at the' time reasonable iu cost. Explanation inel a lady going by, ■Whal is a harem skirtr said I , What dues a h.ok like.-" qunilluned she, I tried lo tell lit-r carefully, And iheti my h| oh began to wabble, "It's Minieilumt inur Hum the „„,„,," Til.. In.lv ti.s-.sl Iht liimli'l.. lllllll. "Wim! is ii linn in skill'" lllllll I Stir unaworetl; -I tloti't mind >'X|iliiin- 111,. Tlio fiirmt'i style wus su mainlining Tlmt In ili'livi-r us ll.illl IliiilM.' Hi r'lialiloii innilo Un' Imiiiili' ili.iilili." - l-iii'k. TRIED TWO DOCTORS WITH NO BENEFIT THEN DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS WROUGHT A LASTING CURE Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have miido so many remarkable curea iu serious cases i J hi l people ate liable lo overlook their value as a tonic ter tho blood and norvea in debility ami general run-down conditions. Thai such conditions an- Ihe cause of r-.itn.-n misery and iiuhappitu-ss is fully known to those who suffer from them and ibe lu-cd of curing lln-iii-is as vital us is relief from diseases wilh higher eoundliig names. We commend tin- following statement to any one suffering from weak, thin blood, or shuttered nerves. Mis. Mile Ma- cube, Glelehen, Alia., saysi "A few! years ago I became run down, not seriously ill, but just tired and weak: all Ihe time. I consulted our family doctor, who gave me tonic after I tenia with no effect. I gradually got , weaker and weaker until I could liof do my work. Then I went to another 1 doctor, who pronounced by case one of decline, und recoiuinciided a warmer climate with complete rest. This| I could not afford and I became a complete nervous wreck. One day while visiting u neighbor un old gentleman who wus taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for partial paralysis recommended them to ino, I si-Jit out and got three boxes, but without much fuilb thut they would help me, but before they were gone I noticed .m Improvement and I continued taking the Pills, constantly growing stronger, until I bad taken seven or eight boxes, when I was completely cured. I could do my work us easily as ever I bad done in mv lib-, nml tin- doctor told men that he could scarcely believe the change iu me. as he bud not hud the least hope that I would be strong again. Now I always keep tin- Pills mi baud and if I feel fatigued or weary take them for three or four days so as not lo get run down." Sold by all medicine dealers or by run il ut Mi cents a box or six boxes for $9.80 from The Dr. Williams* Medicine Co., Brockvllle, Out. THE LAUREATE. Alfred Austin Has Published Hit Memoirs of Men and Events. Mr. Alfred Austin, iho fuet-Lsur* cute, who liui writleti hii a-iuillM- oeuces, is not only a poet, but aUu a barrister uud jdurnallst. He practiced only a tew years al the Bur, atid bis reminiscences are mainly occupied wiili Ins carver m u journalist, and mun of letters. He wus educated at StonyllUrst, and the dun of worthy parents in comfortable circumstances living near Leeds. Mr. Auitin once heard Lord WoUe. I y giving a useful piece of advice to u *.iiini- officer whu asked what was Uie best way to "get ou" in the urmy. The answer was very simple: 'Try w get killed." There U a good deal ol intimate political matter in Mr. Austin's second volume, Lord Wolsoley. we learn, was highly Indignant at being ordered back by the Government alter ibe tenure ot bia expedition -.,, relieve Gordon. Willing to Mr. Austin, ho ei- prcssod his feelings In Ihe words: "He ta great party leader) deserves to be torn to pieces in Ihe market place by an indignant people." The author was ouee asked by thu then Sir l*'r*'|iols JeUHO what he thought tif Mr. Chamberlain, to whom he had been talking at luncheon, "How did he BtriKQ your" "As being a hard-headed visionary," 1 re* plied, "who brings tin- most business, like and practical mind io bear on the impracticable, not to nay the unattainable." Years alter Mr. Austin told Mr. Chamberlain ol this est I in. ij and thu great statesmun was pleased, saying: "H is not unflattering, is IIP" It is well known how on a historic occasion Lord Randolph Churchill "forgot Goieheii," Mr- Austin huu re- told the story ol tbat strange event, from a new point of view and from behind the Bceu.-s. Mr. Austin warned l*ird Salisbury-. "Kuudolph is aspiring to jerk you out of the saddle," to which the Prime Minister replied characteristically enough: "1 should not be sorry if he succeeded." Wheu the crash came It was Mr. Austin who treated with Mr. (iuschen as Lord Salisbury.- plenipotentiary, and be, with Lord flow ton, felt Lord Kan- dolph's anger. Lord Kowtou said to me, in a voice anybody might overhear, in the dining room of the Carlton. "It Is a new thing for members ol this club to cut their old friends. . ■" 1 said, alsa aloud, "Vou do uot mean anyouo here has been cutting your" "Yes," ho suid, "Haudolph," who was sitting at luncheon not far off, "Really," I suid, ou purpose that I might be overlteurd, "1 never give him the chance." And some years later Mr. Austin end Lord Haiidolph were reconciled by Sir Henry Irving. Somatln because i pf-.pl*- rlr.. and su'tei, 8»iuu,-ti;liba1>a. Ate Unwisely? llA^mimi^ETS relieve the discomfort at once, snd help digest th*- overload, Th- lover of good things may le«l quite jaf« with ■ box «I NA-DRU-CO Dyspepsia Tablets st hand. 50o. a box. If yuur druggist hu not slocked them yet v.i.J 50o. snd we will mall then* M National Drag aad Cha«lc*J Cm. el Cagaja, U***JU*t, - MuaitTai-J, 1 Boft .'..ni- art* .liill.-nli to eradicate, Imt i Hullowav's Corn Cun- will riruw tin-in out I t<nlnli-s<i|y. A good name being better thnn riches, it behoves ua lo take lietter cure of our reputations. A Gallant Retort 'Owchl" she cried, putting her Iraw'thtitn out hand to her cheek. 1 "What's tin- matter?' he asked. "I've bitten my cheek!" Bill- moaned, "How I envy you!" he said bun- grlly.-Harper'a Weekly. Minard's Llnimsnt Cures Distemper.! KEEP YOUR ANIMALS THRIFTY j A good pasture will keep your animals thrifty but dry feeds lack the1 aromatic qualities necessary to the; thorough assimilation of food. Her- bagetiin will economically replace these aromatic qualities uml ensure i results almost equal to those of a tlrst- class pasture. This preparation is manufactured nt Cult, Ont., by the Heaver Manufacturing Co., Limited, J and is endorsed by the foremost breeders and feeders of fnnadu. It has stood the leal of trial for m-irly ' twenty-five years and is thoroughly j reliable. Newt for Mother A series of revival services was being held in a western city, and placards giving notice of the services were posted in conspicuous places. Dm- day the following notice was posted: "H*-ll—It's Location and Absolute Certainty. Thomas Hones, Haritom- Soloist. Will Sing. "Tell Mother I'll He There.* "—LlppInCOtl's, Every packet of Wilson's Fly Pads wi'! kill more flies than can possibly be caught nu three hundred sheets of sticky fly paper. Deserved to Fish. Sir John Kennaway, who sat iu Parliament for forty years, has completed his seventy-fourth year. His grandfather, the first baronet, wus a servant, of tbe East India Coiniiauy, and was Dent by the Marquis of Cnrnwallts as envoy to the Court of Hyderabad to demand the cession of the province of Guutoor. His mission was so successful that he was created a baronet us a reward. Tho present holder ol the title is president ol the Church Missionary Society, and his country seat is Kscot. Ottery St. Mary. Devon. It was while staying mi this estate that Thackeray wrote "Pendennis." In this book Escot Park became Havering, and tbe Jttcry was renamed Itrawl. Sir John is fond of a good story, and one particularly relished runs thus; One day a boy went fishing in a dream, and had ju-t commenced when the owner arrived on the scene. "Now, boy," he said, "do you know you are not allowed to fish hen-? These are my waters." The lad never spoke, but pulled his line out and waited, and the twner then went on his way. Returning, however, Inter he was surprised to find the boy still fishing. "Now," said the owner in a rage, "didn't I tell you before you were not allowed to fish here; that these were my waters?" "Oh, replied the boy, "all the water you said belonged to you has gone past long since." After this tbe lad was allowed to lish. NOVEL MARR AGES. Eni-ltsh Couplet Take Special Care te Be Unlq e, . Americans have not shown much i desire for uniqueness ns regard to equipages in which they ride to get married, Mott everybody who ha*, h thought ot getting married never think- of departing from tho usual rah or taxi ami a-, a result all wed* dlngi hi tlm country are noted for a certain lamoness, The people of "Merry England" huve different tiisfes in the mutter and when it comes to gotting married they spend a great deal of time devising some novel way In which lo be carried to tho church. Bpcuklng on iho iub* fed an English writer says: ' A fire engine makes » very smart turnout ut a wedding. There it . nothing dull or commonplace about a lire engine. It h always bright ' and up to the mark, nnd ready for action, Evidently this line of thought occurred to a happy couple in Devon* [shire some tint.' ago, for the flva i bridesmaids who were Io support tbe bride at her nuptial* rode to the | church on the local lire engine, ami it was one of tho hest attended wed. dings iu tho annuls of the parish. 1 A circus equestrienne had a very unique wedding in a continental 'town some lime ago. The man wbo drives the team of 40 horses was the I bridegroom, nud lie drove his own bride to church behind bis 40 steed*, 'ihe bride herself being Bested, dres*» ed in all her spit mild robes, on the top of the triumphal cur. Whether their married life h«s been as triumphal as their wedding proceialon history does not relate, but we may 1 hope so. i Six artillery hort-es, drlvon by non. commissioned officer! In uniform, , formed a bridal lentil at a Brighton : wedding and U very -murt turnout it < was. It was uo* so commodious, j however, us the gnyly decorated tram I car, with white-gloved driver and I conductor, which v as Ihe ehosen vehicle tit another lady's wedding in in Midland town. The bride, tht bridegroom, tb-ir respective fathers and mothers, and all relatival and guests rode in Ihelr best oltlre both : inside and upon tl utslde of the cur, and the windy made a very btavs j show indeed. A Betti ig Transaction. 1 Addr. ssing a conference of the National Association oi Head Teachers, at Manchester, recently on "The School and the Homo," Bishop Well- i don, Dean ot Manchester, staid it < sometimes happi in d that the home I militated ag.iin-t sol 1 b.-cause of tba ill-example set by the parents. "I remember," said Dean Welldon, | "writing lo tlu- Itttlu-r of it pupil ot mine—a peer of the realm—to tell l him that h;s sou had opened an account of transbciiutis with » betting ! agent. He wrote back thanking uie 1 (or the information, but adding, '1 | think I ought to tell you that 1 am much worse myself.' 1 believe that statement wus Btrlctly true. "Every child deserved study and Care,, ua though there were uo oilier child iu the world. If y--u go to Stratford-ou-Avop and see the record! ot Shakespeare's baptism, and tbs cottage iu which In- sat with Ann Hathaway, you will realize that gen* ius u s metniiig which God has kept In his own hands, and you and I must always b- on the look out lor genius." The "Wellington" Hat Im nun i'iiii.i linn.nm.I,, limn. niiti'i'il bu.l Imi vulu. in Canada. All llll'l mid -1, ii | ■• . in loll mi.I -1:11 lull- Aik your Orjl.r. or write at once to CHAS. C. PUNCHARD & CO., Toronlo, Ont. Your Good Looks should be a lourca of pri.f-? to yow,' fallow fckin, pimples, btotchtS tod eruptions cull fur imnn-dia'.e ititentioo. It iliould b<- your i.tn to get nj of tbete disfiguring ii|:nsuf imiurt, blood — quickly, certainly, mei .-iisi»--t**. No out* ir.i appucattoa »r_ ,-.".:*«■ your biood. BEECHAM'S PILLS help naturally fr-.a ■*• thin. Tn-*f c!i *.(>*.'■ the lytttttl un.: -.laDia raoff ttoiim. h, liv.-r ind bowils ts wurif. at Nature iiitfn.lr-d. Try s f«w lotas , ■ -.,- how qu'ckly you wil ,.- -,, and how your Wood u ou*j will be twnc&t ougl - -4 »ud pro vol j . ■; :...- :.... ■■_■ « The Best of Beauty's Aids srf,e.w...«. I STORY OF KING BE0B6E. tie.a*too. Mill MTUMATIONAL STOCK FOOD C0.,lMtai TORONTO. ONT. KENDUB. SBWII •CUR "AIWAYSSHFEANDSIIU" lcdatiili.- Ri.*t. Mai . Sept. **lt> lei*. DB* la J. RSNUUaCti Dtir SlTi-WUI you pteaM mall to ray ■il.ltf*.'. I copy of yuur "TlMtltt oi Iht? llmm"I t lime Iwci utlni ftcadall'S Spavin Cure anil alWuyifouii tl mlr anil lure. M-ainu ll. inn. Tlial tr ll- Ihe whole »i..ry, and It li Ihe eiprtirtire that liun.Itt-iU of ttnni- Mini, have to*.I In Ihe -»M40 yctri, tint li t thecip-M-me you will lot-.- "li I* Ibe only .me remedy"— Far Spavii, Rlagbsw, Cark, SpHat, Swelling aad All Uranus I«M by DntiiUli - 11.00 a B.nl.. S ■Millet fur I50U. Keep It on hand •tv**y«. Be Kaily for the emergen ». Ktadtairi itopi Ihe pals, tia.ti Uie circulation, pcae tta'ctan.l remote athe cttiK of the dtwtdtrt. Atkforafice copy uf "A, Trtr-tlM OB Ibt lloite." If ■ol at delicti, wrltt ta— fj at. 1.1. IISUUCa.Bat4aafflA.fi Blaming tht Reporter. There is a certain kind ot humor whieh wint its way more «urely than any othet policy. Sir John Macdon- ald was a muster in its use, and st-M-m retorted to it in vain. On one occasion Sir John delivered an address, which, for -om.- mysterlpud KSSOn, was slightly incoherent. The following day, a new-paper man called on him and diffidently t-howed him certain notes which he had taken of the speech. Sir John purveyed tlw nttes lor a moment and then turned to the reporter in a kind and fatherly manner. "Young mnn, will you let me give you a word of advtccP" "Certainly, Sir John," said tht flutt'Ti-d si-ribi*. "Well, don't ever try to report ona of my speeches unlet! you are sura that you are perfectly solwr. Now, I'll tell VOU what I reitlly did say." An I tiie young n-tiorler was wiae enough Io say "thank you." Oyttar Rat Traps, Catching ra.s with oyster shellt Is the uii.aj.u-- met iod employed by sum* pearlers roundabout llroome. Weal Austral.a. 'I ney leave a large oyster on the Hoor of the cabin at night. It opens for a breath ol fresh air, and tbe smell of fresh mat attracts tht rats. When tin- rodent thinks he'll try a little supper, the oyster suddenly decidet tiutt he doesn't like fresh air. Next nn.riling tiie anell is pried oueo a-ud the deHd rat Ihfou n overboard. 1 Tho Dad—"My non. I want to tell you that the secret of my success, as it must bo of sny man'!*, is bard work. I—" The Bon—"Sill hud. I dun't euro to bear other people's secrets, and I am too much of a gentleman to take advantage of Information gained in thnt way. Bay no more."—Toledo Hlinle. "Your Albert t* going bold, ain't he, Mrs. Smtthersr"1 "Yes, Mrs. Peters, V certainly is getting 'igb 'ended, and it makes it very awkward for the poor dear. Wben *e washes, 'e 'as to keep 's 'nl on 'is 'end to tell where 'is lace finishes!" "The greatest good fo the greatest number," is a mighty unsutisfoftory philosophy in minorities. "Dad, there's n girl at our school j whom we call 'Postscript.1 " "Postscript!1 Why do you cull her that?" "Cos lu-r name is 'Adeline More.' "' Mrs, llnye "She is simply mad nn the subject of gernin and sterilises i-vervtliiin.' in Mu- house?" "HOW dues she get along with her family?" "Oh, even her relations are strained." TIRED IN BODY AND IN MIND Worn Out by tht Monotonous Indoor Lift of Winter Spring Finds the Blood Wtak and the Sytttm Run Down—Vigor is Rtstorid by Dr. Chase's Nerve Food Ju«t nt the time when the buds are bursting ami tin- birds are chirping merrily in the tree lops, many people! (eel most keenly the debilitating aud enervating effeeia of indoor winter life. The blood is so thin and watery that il fails to supply nutrition to tbe nervous system ami to the vital organs. You feel tired, Weak and discouraged, energy and ambition are lacking, and strange depressing (eel- ings come over yuu. Hut nature has provided certain restoratives to in- used at this time of year to form now, rich blood and create new nerve force, These elements an- found in condensed and easily assimilated form in Dr. Chase's Nerve KikiiI. Thousands, of uu-n ami women have learned to escape this spring depression and weakness and discouragement by using this great restorative. Vitality is Increased, strength and confidence return, buoyancy is Mt iu every movement of the body, pallor and weakness ami disease give pi unto the glow of health nnd vigor of mind nnd body. Dr. Chase'ft Nerve Food, the great spring tonic ami restorative, M)c. a box. 0 lor $2 Ml, at all dealers or Kdimiiisiiii, Hatoa A Co,, Limited, Toronto. The rimiii*i> ot dietary thnt (-nine* with -(li'iiiit nnd summer has the effect In weak stumnehs of scttinir up fiiflnnimatlon re sullliiir in dysentery nml rlmb-ra morbtis. The abnormal rondltion will ronilniie it not attended to nnd will i-niise an <•*.- hniistive drain on the system. The best available medlrine is i»r. .?. D. Ketlotf a Dysentery Oordial. it rlenrs ihe stomaon and bowels of irritants cniintemrls tin- lti tin m mat Ion nnd restore*' the organs to healthy ai-tion. There nre IB50 electrical works ami | central stations in Germany in nddi-l tioii to more than 45.000 private plants. Minard's Liniment Co., Ltd. Gentlemen,—In .lum-, 'tit*. I had my hand and wrist bitten and badly iiuingled by a virion* horse. I suffered greatly for several days and the tooth cuts refused to heal until vonr agent gave im- a bottle of MWARD'S LINIMENT, which I began using. The effect was nuigieal; in five hours the pain bad ceased, and iu Iwo weeks the wounds had completely healed and my hand and iirin were as well as ever. Yours truly, A. E. ROY, Carriage Maker St. Antolne, P. O, Carbon deposits which blacken n gu* mantle can be removed by burning a littli mmon salt on the burner, I) ODDS ' v KIDNEY^ '/, PILLS d KlDNE-V. W. N. U., Na. Kl. Thi Power of tha Shilling. London is usually regarded aa one of the most eipenm-e cities in which to live. But it ll doubtful whether in any other town iu the country a shilling could be made to go further than In certain parts of the East End. For a grocery ticket, value one shilling, the following articles can be obtained: s. d. 8 pounds of coal i ■ ■ Loose firewood X 3-4 of brawn or 11-4 pounds mutton (raw) 3 Loaf of bread 3 2 pounds of potatoes 1 1-2 pint of pure milk I 1-2 pounds of sugar 1 1 ounce tea 1 1 candle, whicli would burn about two hours % Pepper and salt Y% 1 0 These figures have been verified and were given recently before a meeting of the Metropolitan Prisoners' Aid Society, who grant discharged prisoners tickets enabling th.iii to obtain Die necessaries of life. The Queen's Kindliness. A pretty itory, Illustrative of the Queen's kindliness towards those in her service, is just now going the round ot the Court When Mr Majesty wits uut shopping recently th*) footman In opening the door ol th*) carriage iu which his royal mistress wai sitting, happened by some means or another to tilt the Queen's hat slightly, earning it to take a distinct slant in the way it should not havs gone. Far from expressing any annoyance at tbe mishap, which doubt> le*S inuiiY a mistress would have done under ilmllar circumslanccs. the j Queen merely smiled, saying to tbe confused footman, 'That's the worst of | these targe hats." As all know, the ' Queen is lar from being a wearer ol , targe huts, whicli fact emphasises ber | (midu-JS nn this occaainn. Love Song (Poem found In n padded cell.) When the .-nn is in the north, my dear, And the COW is on his neat; Wlu-n the ring is in tlm pawnshop, dear, And Ibe wheels in my bend need rest. Oil, tben I think ol you, my dear I Oh, tli*'ii I think «.f vou' Yes. then I think of >"». my dear I Ah. then 1 think of you 1 ■ , It a young man hasn'l the cheek to kiss a pretty widow sin- may be willing to lllltlih it. "Knights of tht Road." Sir James P. Gibson, M.P.. who ha* beeu unanimous!)' elected pre- dent of the United Kingdom Commercla Travelers' Association, adds one more to tin- long roll of legislators who, , prior to entering Parliament, were . knights of the road," iu a truding : 'sense. ■ Sir George White. M.P., confesses lint he gained experience as a com j merciul traveler which has been ot Inestimable value to hi in. while Sir \ Robert Hopner. wben M.P. for Stock ton, owed much of the great luccesi ol his business career to tbe training he went through as "an ambassador i of commerce." : The first great step in life that i Richard Cobden obtained was when he i was promoted from clerk to commercial traveler, and Mr. Joseph Nolan, M.P., has been a commercial trVreler. Drtta and tht Man. The Int.? Lord Beaconsfield was n*".t i the only individual vno endeavored In make his first "tplarge" in the world of men liy means of h fancy waistcoat. Theoplle Gsutler wai likewise a lover of eccentric costume, 1 His crimson waistcoat of the iir-t i performance of Victor Hugo's "H**r- noni," when ai « young man be was one of the leaders of the b,,i„i of students wbo bail turned up in force to ensure by the tumultuous up- i nliuise the success of the play. "You became celebrated when very young," said Maxim.- du Camp to him in later years. "Yes. when very young." he answered, "because of my wal*t> COHt." Tht Child Admired M"* rihw vim* Thjn Hit Kin,- Hu Majesty i nma ind .• ( UuHougluiBti with > • I through w:iut-r ■ ■ them-- of in uUola ■■ . Ling George tha E * igJi i ■ f one whu kxii ■• ■ m u a ! in the June -, ui ■r tl ! •*.. • a Uagastne I . - i. i i n utv ' ber of anted •■■- . i ■. i . .: ■ u i.i • Bldednesfl i li. i M i. - ■ ■ > and others that ■■ A typical Lncldanl ■• -. ting * j special liking . lowing, wl...-..:.. I "An officer ... - u m ■ - -^ a ' India, died ■■• • . ■ iul :"-i t medal to whloh is »is mtttJad. Shortly afterwards Ilia viduw t ■ ■ d 1 a command ■•, -■-• air I lu ttngham Palac*. brj^ngtng i th isr t nm, t . she nad ana, • ■■■ t t***ignw"1 She lady obeyed the •■ inouui;. a n* j Wtusd '*>' .;■: ..-■.■■■■,.- . : j Th«y w**r*i ■■ n hi .. ' eoee. sn I pr i* .. ..... ,. ■ ruetvu ' sll aione with *.. ■ King, i I . I • --4 the bey t aim, ia I h " -^ ..... . father'* a.jdal ia! I whal us I • ;ng you : I md -■■,.: ana tut you ■*'.:. isdexstand fwnw lay '-.. i me, whal *: • ■ . ; % - * ion ■ you grow i - \ :. m ' " 'f am going te » i *■ dlee, ,ij my lath - * ■ > ■ I tha " 'Wei;,' ibaerved H.a Hafasty is a good thin4 1 ae t s inat x * your Fa*.:.-- .v ltd! I Ai . I id • ^* yon t', b- b isi - * 1 .-• .\—a " N-.' tha - . . aiuat be a 10I tier, . . 1 Ltai i "Boon attar wards tha LOdienaa »u l at au end. it.-; : ..'■■• -i ing Uie door, usrntd ind nods 1 ..» bow, saying, 'G< -i :■-. . u SCagi* trste*—his lather - w bean t rnag:** trutc in India. "The King tmilad UndlT, and .•*• plied—"An. i *-o y u ba*M ttfrrttd your Iitston well; tnly jiix aav-i o..t got it quitt r.grjt'."' Setmt Pottible. Editor (looking over new rc|iort**r't manuscript)—You SS? here, "It wns *o cold that tbe nir (airly Bracked." How can the air be made to crack? New ReportaT Wei,, ii might be me with a windbreak. Finjtf-Print Loe§. The itndy : Ang 1 ..* * leuoB' ing s**,ulte 1 lashi ■.*... - one and .t b-iNg Via-:. ., •. . ■ ■ .■ urn .7 young ltdl * the : . wh 4 t.--* Btau> ■ ed to be eatal ..* ltd it mi cult. A man with while .jr'« nails Is unquesUonsbly wry '■■•'■ le lies' loeisty; -. -\ »-ii. a v-*ry ftokle in hit attacnrnci.ti. A proud m*r. it itiVttr:ah.y -.....; :> •*.-.. t ...-.-. .4-' nails, while irsnsyarent Bails, 1 .* i«- *d with light red, deooti a ch*«r:u^ f' entie. snd . "-.ri-; dhpositioa Hi*. tdt'-s nius'. - \: . . *:. * ».•- of : .* until who bites r..4 nai 1 till a larga portion of the i*.in i* anr. ■■-:*;. fuf Bueh a 1 n-* would prove * perls 1 Othello (or a hu*b«n-i. A man with long and pointed nails betokeai mat the o*:.- r li ther a player . I - guitar, s buddtng ■ r of the axehtqai 1. a lai r. or an nmbiti'-u* stti rm * 1 an. * - ing the nail hla :• - amb sll Btreakc I—as tl - . ■' *- ■ a r.\::.- ed witn »;,uff .* iar< • tarn **ui *.. be a schoolm ul . 1 -. nolli In ■ t-nte obttma^y and cruelty, while yellow ones art- tht cie-ar. •*. proof tiuat tne possessor 11 a ' villain wl tr.t d-.-i-i-f : dye." Honored by Women When a woman tpeakt of htr tileal ttcret tufferinB the truttt you. Million-, have he- ttowtd thit mirk of confidence un Dr. H. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y. Bvsry where there are women who bear wim fit to the wonder* working, curing.power of Ur. Pierce** Ftvorite Pretcription —whieh uvea tha tmfftrint iti /rem palm, ind auccettfully grapplet with woman'1 weak* ottici aad ilmeeera Uh. IT MAKE5 WEAK WOHBN STKONO •< IT nAKES SICK WOMEN WELL. No woman', appeal wa. .ver miidircclld or her co«- Sd.nce ml.pl.cd when .he wrule lur .Ju.t, m Ih. Wo.id'1 DuriNiiar M.DIOAI Aiiuciaiion. Ur. _ H. V. Pl.rc, Praald.nl, B.falo, N. Y. Br. M.K.-1 Hiaiaal S.UM Mm mlU Mnn./ knl awnxM MM . «*/■ FRF.F. PRESS, CHILLIWACK, BRITISH COLUMBIA. Let Us Have Your Order for PRESERVING PEACHES Tlio Hunl Quality, Tin- l.nwi'si I'rii-n nnil n Cri'tniiity ul' Prompt li.liviTv. Have You Tried Robin Hood Flour Om- Qiiamntoo ii behind every sack. Lillie's Cash Grocery ************************* New Fall Suits and Overcoats n,i,' Wnnli'iilii'i nn' full n[ \,.u iiiiii.l-, Sow Styles nml New 1'iitt- ; irii- nf Suits nml i.Iiit- •niil- in I'mii'v Si'iili'li ' !! T\v I ii'iul English || Woi'rtlod SllilK, l.iil-i-t DosIkhs. '• I'miey Si'iili'li TwOOtl i Ivoreotits iii iill stylos. Chas. Parker Your Outfitter Fit Reform Clothier ************************ Reciprocity is Bustj * And Otiwuln is doing luinitioss nl tlio same old stand. J So are wo with n Full Line of Sporting Goods. J The run mi those goods has hoon plion.on.enal with us + and we have had to sort up again and again. In (Inns we have L. C. Smith, Tohin, Remington, J Ithaca in double barrel uud pump, lu single barrel wo have Stevens and Osborne. A Full Line of Fishing Tackle and Ammunition. Shooting Coats, Vests and Waders, Sliekor Water-proof Coals nnd lints. t Call nnd see the best assortment nf Spurting Goods iu the Valley. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. DENMARK & BURTON PHONE IO J uttttmt********************* *♦♦++♦*+♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ********************************************** GOURLAY PIANO No. 3857 Weighed 629 1-2 lbs. It is worth $1.00 per lb., bul ran be bought on Fasy Torino for $475.00 fall and Inspect tlioso Fine Instruments, | Alfred White . Music Dealer { %**************************************************** ***************************************************\ New Seasonable Goods at BARGAIN PRICES i .lust arrived tlirocl from llic Mills 200 Pairs of Wool Blankets and 200 Comforters whieh I am putting on wile al Coot, m I hnve another shipment yet to conn*. Jast Loot* at Them in the Window SKliio worth of l.nee Curtains, Net, Madras, Scrim, Portieres and Table Covers, lo l.e sold al prices, that tor big value, have never been heard .if in Chilli- waek before. ! W. B. TRENHOLM j The Leading Furniture Dealer Westminster St. X Publicity is the keynote to success. Advertise ill the Free Press for results. PRIZE LIST-Continued ■r t'nlf tH.*nl.n* I'lilf.) ,■ c.iir (junior nilM ni,mu itiiii, ih-iIiiikii i-:. il. Barton, anion Cow, Mi-Huim. i, i.iiisiMiiiH -it I tuill. uny ftffei any hk'\ liolfor, 9 years otdi ' IHi|,STKINH. :i yean »M anil upwnrdl—1, J. I yuur iil.i"ii'ml ui'iwar.lH 1, A. II. •; If. A. 11. MiTi.-i'. t-nir (aonlor folf.) I'llir (Junior .alf 1-1. A. II, Mit- .1 liiiilnmy. i'iih in pair or milk—t, a. ii. Mer- ir, 8 yean nlil I, a ii. Moircr, -r. I y 1. Iv i*. Ki-i-Uiii:; -'. Until ti L'ow Hiiil.'iim A. II Mercer. ll.'i.l, cntiHlallitv nf 1 hull, .my llgfl i i-ow, uny ago; liolfor, 2 yuan nTili .rnrUini- I, A- II. Moreen 8, A. 11. M< mr. A YUKSIllllKH Hun. 'i years ni.i .ni.i upwards, Hull, .' v.'iiri nl.l un.l upwards—I, A. C, Vrlla .V Bon, Mull, I v,,ir nl.l un.l ntm.if.i-. hall full (senior fair.) Hull rnir ijiini.'r uiir.-i, D. Fetterly. Itiiii (,'OW In •-.ill nr null. I. A. >'. Vflla & Hon. Il.-lf-r 8 years olu-1, A, C. Weill * liolfor, i year olu-1, A. C. Wolli & Heifer Calf (senior cnlf)-], A. C. Weill i H.ni, fl.-lt.-r Cnlf * Itml.ir .alf) ciininitlmi fiaii, Dlploma—A, C. Weill 9 Soli. Champion Cow, Diploma—1, A. C, Weill v Hon. Herd, conslBt.ns. -if i (mil. uny hk*1; i tow, anv nm-; hojfor, 8 years oiilj .'.■iiriiiiK- i.'A- C. Welti 4 Bbn. HKI> l'Hl,U.l>. Hull. 1 years un.l Upwards—1, J. T. ituii 8 y«tirn *ii«i and upwards, Hull, 1 year old and UpwartlB-1, J. T. Miiytiur.1. Mnyimrd. Hail calf (senior onlfl-1. J. T. Mnynnrd. Hllll Cllir Mlllll-M ..,11 I Hud COW in calf or milk—1. J. T. Mnynnnl; 2, J. T. Mnynnnl. H.-lf.-r, 8 yo.trs old-1. J. T. Miiyiuir.l. 8, J, t. Mnynnnl. n.-ir,-r. i yt-ur oi.i-i. J. t. Mnynnrd; ■'.. j. t. Mnynnnl. II.-if.-r '\.ir is.-nl.ir <-iilf)~t. J. t Mnynnnl: 8. J 'I'. Maynm.l Heifer Calf (Junior rail".) Champion nm Diploma i J T. May. nnrd i tiamplon Cow, Diploma i. J T May* nur.). Herd consisting ut I bull, any a«r. i cow, any nit*', heifer, 8 years old; yearllng-1, J. T. Maynanl, iH'KIINHKYH. Hail, :t year* <>i<i uml ujiw.it-.i-- i. Han* I'.r.i Bros. Hull, 8 years old nnd upwards. ittill. l year and iiriw;iriln, Hull Cnlf ixi'iiinr onlf)—I, Danford Broe. ituii fair (junior calf.) llrt-d Cow Iii .-alf or milk—1 Hatifonl BrOB.i 8, Haiironl Hros. Heifer, 2 yearn oi.i-i. Banford Bros. Heifer, i year old—1, Banford Broe.; :•. Banford Broe. Heifer Cftlf (senior calf—!. Banford Broi, lit-ifcr Calf (junior calf)—1. Banford Bros. rhamiilon Bull, Diploma— 1, Hiuifi.nl Broi, Champion cow. Diploma—l Banford Broi. ili-nl consl**tln(t of 1 Imll. any age; t row. any a«t-; heifer, 2 yean old; yearling—1, Banford Bros. OHADED CATTLE. Herd Milch Cow. Beit Heifer, 1 year and under 2. Hem Heifer, under l year—1, W. H. Hawkshsw. Beat Heifer CM, under « months***]. W, Hornby: 2. W. It. Hawlwiaw, i.KAI'KI' CATTLE tUeef.) It. ot Beef Anlmul. Beat Animal, 2 yeara old, Ht-st Animal I year old. Besl Beef Calf. HII.VKR t'HIZKS Bell Bull, dairy animal! lironz** medal, iire-o-ntei) liy Camidlun Bunk of <Vni- nii-rie. Chllllwni-k-l, It. C Wells A Son Belt COW, dairy unliii.it. ('am- ut oarv* eri i2 ruts), presented by Messrs. Wood, Valtance & Mtrxatt, Vancouver: value |lo. -1. A. C. Well** A Hon. Clans 3.—INir*. Ilrcd S»K*fp. I.Kit -K8TKRS. Iteil Ram. 1 year old and upward. I'i'ilil*reeil-1, Banford Mron.; 2 Banford Bros. Two Ewes, ihearlmgl or over—1, Banford Bros.; 2, Banfoid Bros. Ram Uimi>—i. Banford Bros.; 2, Han. ford Bros. Two Kwe Lambs-l and 2. Hanford Bros I at Bros. BOUTH DOWNS. Belt Ram. 1 year old and upward <|..-.lli-r.-.di-t and X <'- T. Hltxitinxon. Two Ewes, shearlings or -.ver—1, r. T. Hlgglnson <v Hon; 2, c. t. Hlgslnson * Hon. Ham Lamb—1, <*. T. HtmneOll & Hon; 8. i*. T. Illnrinson ft *»n. Two Kwe tombs—1. '*. t. Hlgglnson ft Hon; t, C. T. HlprKln*m ft Bon. OOS p"-li: ROffl. ewe -li-.H -In.-; ewe. 1.1 mil ewe—1, (.•. T. lttgglnson ft Hon; 8. *•. t. Illfglnson * Bon. BUPPOLK, Besl Ram, 1 y.ir old and upwards, pedigreed—1. J*>». Thompson. Two Ewes, shearlings or over—I and I, Jon. Thomiiwli. Ram Lamb—I. Jos. Thompson, Two Ewe Lambs—1, Jos. Thompson. Two Hwes, shearlings or over. due Ben: Ram. ewe, uliearlllift '«''. I.imti ewe—1, Jot. TlunniiHoii: 2, JOS Thompson, mami-shihi: DOWNS, Besl Ram. i year old and upwards, peillnree.1. Two Ewes, shearllngi or over. Ram I.nn'- tine Pent Ram. ewe shearling, ewe. I.illll. ewe. OXFORD DOWNS. Best Ram. 1 year old. Two Dwes. ineartlngi or over. Ram l..ml. Two Rwe (Afflba due I'eii: Hun. ewe StiearlinK. ewe. Inmli '-■*••. ImiRHKT HORN SHBRP. Besl Ram. t rear old ami upwards, |i.-.ll**n-..l-l, J. T. Maynanl: X J. T, Mu) Hard. Two Ewes, shearling <»r over—1, J. t Maynanl! 2. j t Mayiura. Ram lannb-1, J. T. Maynard; :, J. T, Maynanl. Two Kwe l-uiii.- I, J. T M.iynar.1 One I't-n: Ham ewe, ihaarllni ewe l.iiiil..'*.' I. J T Mn.mnl lincouTb, Bent Ram. I W ir olil and Upward, |.-.|i,;i..'.| I. A. C. U-U' ft Hon Two Bwts, shearlingi and over—1, a C, Wells ft >^>n Ham I ■ Two kwi- Umbs 1. A c Wells * Hon. line I'a 11. It.1111 ewe, hlii-arliiu: ewe. lam)* BWC. HHR'il'MHIRi: H>-i Rum. 1 rear ••!•• and upward, pedlgreeO 1, iv 11 Wilson 1 ;. w. 11 Hiwk-.li.iw. Two HwM, shearlings and ovsfr—1, P II \vn*;n. 1, i> 11 uiii..11. Ham l...uil> 1 I*. II WllSOnj 2. I* H Wll-e>n Tw.. Bwi Umbt- i. P. ll. Wilson; 2. i- 11 Wilson I Ilia- I', ll Ram Mfff .In at In,1: >-Wi- hint' eWI I. I' II Wilioii. 2. I' II Wilson CASIIUBflR ANOORA 0OATS Besl Him, 1 year old und u|iwji.i |-.|lKI.'.,l T« 1 Bwea, (.....it., or over. R.1111 I.ultil. Tw., Bwe lamb-* ORAOB SHLl.l- Note |>ill>- t i.'.l -I.I, aallllot "i.i'f ill the llesi <ir...ie Two Bwes, •.ft*'*rlliian and nv**r-l, W II ll-wki|,.,w. 8. Hi«,-hi...n ft H<in Two Kwe i.i.i.i.. 1 w 11 (Tasnohatti t, 11., . ■'. -i. A Hon Tw.. Pal neep -1, P. H. wn*.n. 2, Mi.-i.-i, -ai A Hon. HI'K'lAl. PRH.RA. I'..r id.* besl Ham. any hrerd, bmnte medal, in- .m--i hy IHnry llltk-4 A Man l> 11 Wilton f..r the betl Kwe, any breed, nrnmw medal, presented liy n- nn HirkH a s>m I'. II Wll*"in (la--* I—Pun* II111I ling--, HKKKKHtllK. Ho.ir, I year old nnd upward--), A. C Weill ft Hon: 2. I»- Kellerley. Itoir under I >*e:ir old. How I year old and upward—I, A. ' . Wells A ten I 2, D. Keiterli-y. Sow. under 1 year old and upward-I. D Keticrley; 2, l>- Pellerley. Saw ami ini.-r (plus not over in weoki old) not Iohm ituiii g ■■lit-'. POLAND UHlNA, Hour, 1 y.-ar .,1,1 1,1,ii ttnwnrtl, Hoar, iin.i.T I year old I, Jus, Hiill.-v 2. ii;.nt..1,1 Bros. How, over I year old. How, under I v-m- old* 1 Jan. Bnlley 8. .la*- Htillev. How ami iitii-t- (pigs not over 10 woekt "I'll Hot ll-.- ih.iii S |ilu* rilKM'i'KH WIIITI-. Hour, I y.-in- nl.l (inl upward. I yi'ii i' old. How I I nl.l K.ll 111 I III id rd. der 1 How. i vi'iir old aud upward. Sow. tlll.l.'I' 1 Veill' old. Sow uml lllt.-r (pigs tV0|- HI weelu ■lili not loss Hi.in h i.in-t.i YDHKSIIIKI-: I'ltlH. Hoar, 1 yuu* old ntlil linwnnl -1, Jos I'll.nt.i,-...n. Hoar, iin.l.-r 1 yiar 1, Joi, Thoiniisoiti I Juh Tliompsuii, 11.mi-, i M-.ii old .imi upward. How, i year old and iipwnnl—I, Jon I'lininpmuj x Jos. Tliompioii, How. niiili'i oil" v..tr nlil- 1, .lo« Thomp "in; 8. Jon, Tl niaoii, HUW nud lltt'-r (plui n"t over in weeks ■Mi not less Uuiii <> pigs.) TAMWOHTII Piaft Hiiar, 1 year old and Upward—1, Hml ll.., III.! -I, Banford nn ilt r 1 i ., Bnnford Bros. How, i year «i.i nud upwnnl-1 Httn- r.'rii Bros.; 8. Banfonl Bros, How. iimi-r I year old i. Banford Bros,) 8. Banfonl Br lltt elti Bo-, 1 1 •er hi ; pu i-iti'ii. car old I, J. T. Ma and'iimwml, ar I, J, T. M.iyn.in . Mayiiaiil. How and litter <i>1k*> not over i.i weoki lilt not lens than S |.Ikk. OHADB PluS. Note—Pure bred mock snnnol ontor n Haw i vein old and llii vni I. How, under I year old. How und uu.-. (pigs not over iit wecki il.li a .1 '."-■. iliiiii 8 pin i I. I-' Itaili-y Ileal rnl hogs between IW ami aw in*. 8 intimitis, pure (uld or Bi-ndc. HI/KH I..-I Ho, Dally Hi vt for i Stork I'MiH'l leu I ilx-1, A. ID, Wob* Iv t'll-1 lit my Bolrosoi 8. ii, Six—1, tleo. H.-lniHe; full, M .1 I'll.Ill- III'. liuv.-y; 8, A. H, WellHtfl I'tnui-s. Iliillnii, kIx- I, II, Davey, Prunes, Hern 8. A. I'1. W.-Iihi itei-v.-H Prune, alx- i win. Kiiiuiii. Qin-beo, Orange, six—1, Mix. Juo. Hon. lu.rii; 8. II, Davey. ('uiii.-.'. Ren's M.itiiiii..iii. »lx. Ilr H, IIkIH. 8 liiilirlies 1. I). 1 lit l'l h ttrnpes, .lurk. Hired l.un.'hes. I'oaelii's Blliertit, Mix. i'ii, in-,-, Kii.iv Crawford, ■■'*, PonchuS, uny ollur kind, nix-I, It Mm Moloi -I. .■.--1, J. D, May noc-1, Mra. J, D, Ill-Klll-i-'ll i-v Holl. II. Wllsnili X n, t Apple, six I. Mrs, H. II. lay; 8, ,1. A. I'Diilliat-l. Mnrth'a Crab, fix I. u. Halley: x A. ■; Wil.-ti-r, Plnreiin* Crab, ilx-1, A, it. MoKoniloi ii Tltoniion. Cnllectlotl "f fi,-i.il milt. :. of i-ii.-Ii. Best pai-ked 8 boxes of Apidei I. J, A. o.'lliain. 8. W. II llluulni.in. Ileal two boxes of Apples, any variety, "i- uninineretn! punioses- I, J. A. Coal* mmi 8, W. H. ifiKKin-ioii. SPECIAL I'ltl/KH. of Appll .Haiti-. of fr> of •-li.il v. tin.i i.v iii.< iii'ii-ii niumuin Nursery Co,- i, J. a. Coutham. CLASS W Kl.nHAI. I'oii.i'tioii of Hot I'lniif* Iii Bloom I, I. li. chapman. coil.-.iii.li ..r put Plants in Bloom, not ■ver ll varieties t. M. Hilton. foil.-Hon met us- I, J, ll. chapman: . D. I*. M.'iHlvuiv. L'ollei-liiin ur Pullam Plants I J, it liapmnn: 2. J. c. Holiliirioii, him*, double—1, J. i* Bob- ion Th Ku- .llii Two He) , .1. II < Ui imle-1, .1. II. (-imp- double—1, M. Ulli.ui Hltmle -i. M, Milt.ut ins i, Thomas Bros, worlug i. M. Hilton; herons I, M. Illllon* i. m. Illllon; 8. I. if. rii.i Tw.. l-Yriia, Blove or Breenlinnse I, J. H. Chapman; 8, J, c Robert , Two Halms i. j n Chnpinnn. SP1-.CIMEN8 One I'o.ius i, j ii, cimpman, Mil.- I'iimIiIii I, M Milton; 1! .1 tl ilium ]. .I.i It -rtsi .1 ll i.iit Chapman J. it Chapman la, flowering i. D. Pi of In , .lum.' Horn i. Joseph Thnmpsi tin-in,, a, i*. ii. Wilson. Por those over 81 yours, making larg* es| number of iioIjuh in uuy two we. tlons-l, Clurenee Newby; 2. ii. /.Ink; :\ It. Hat'tiiiili. CLASS :. I'Mfl.THV. iHre.-diiiK pen eonslsis of a cock ami tw., hens.) Turkeys, bronse breeding t""i t, W. A. Nevnrd. Turkeyk, white, breeding pun. Tnrl.. >■-■, black, breeding p«-n. Bmbden Oeese, palt*—1, E. Bmedley, Toulouse Oeese, pair—1, Jos, Coultharl: 8, Jno. Paul. Itoii.it Ducks, pair. Indian Runner pair. Cayuga Ducks, pair. Anoona. breeding pen, Leghorns, white—l. E. a. Orr: 2. B. A Orr. Leghorns, brown—1, J. B. Marshall) 2. J H. Marshall. Wyandotte-, white, breeding nen—1. J- a. Coultbnrt; 2. J, Arnoui.t. Buff Cochins, breeding pen-1, J. Hal lamy. White Plymouth link* t.re.dim' pen- Barred I'htn 1 it-, 11... ii- breeillng pen -I. C, W. Bobbins, Huff Orphlngtons, breeding nen-l, c \\. Robblns. Best pen of any breed no: mentioned Hiu.k Aylesbury Ducks, br ling pen CLAMS I HAIHV PRODUCE, Hutii-r. •: lbs. In roll-, or priiim-l. Q 1, Thornton; 2. i>. Petterley, flutter, packwl, not len Than 8" Ibs.- I. J. Tojdev; 8. M Hilton. SPECIAL PRIZES. por ihe best display or homemade dairy butter, exhibits to t»- i-tiown in rock brlcKs ami prints. Exhibits ink Ing prises io become the property of tin donor; presented by B Hutiiie. Bsn manager <>j ihe Hank »f Montreal, ('hint waek-l, J. l. Denholm: !, Jas. Tnpley; X M. Hilton. For ihe best (lvc one*pound prints <>f homi-niadi dairy bin ter, made from cream separatwl i*v .1 i».- Laval Cream Heiiaiai-ii: i.rlst- In .a-li itlven by Messrs Hart A II..11. He Laval agents, fliiltl Waek—I. i*. IV, *"o|ielatifl CLASH ;.-VKUKTAHLl-:S. Brace Cabbage—1. Jno, Barrett; :. E Hm.-dby. Bra.a- Rt-d Cnbb.iR.-l K Bmedley; 2 C W, Copeland. Turnips, three—1, D. l-irier; 2. j. 1. Denholm. carrots, live-1. J. H. Copeland; 2. T Winthrope. I*arsnlps, three—1, C. W, copeland: : J. ll. Copeland. Onions, yellow, flve-1, Mrs. W Stringer; 2 Win. Anderson. Onions, red, flve-1, C. vt. Copeland; 2. W. C. Morris. Onions, white* I, C. W, Copeland. J, Jac Topley. Beets, long, time-* \\*. 11. Hica:in-*on 1, Jas. Topley. Be.-tH. b.uit. three—1, R. J. Hmithwl.-k. 2. A K. Webster. Beets, tuin.p. three—1. J. H Copeland; t, I. It. Weber. Celery, two l. Mrs. vt. Stringer; I c, w. Copeland. l^-ttu-H. two—1, C. w. Copeland; 2 Geoff Hornby. Squash, Hubbard, brace* 1. 0 1 Thornt-n: 2. W. B. I'.itiln-«n. Squash, brace »r yellow 1. C. W Cope liind; 2. W. c. Morrl**. Pumpkin- brace «f table-], 11 I Tit..int.m. .'. J T. Mavnanl Vegetable Marrow, two-l, lira, W Stringer; -. c, w. Copeland. Tom -. tiv.-i, Mrs, A. K. Farrow '. w. K, a Watson, Cucumbers, green, tivt- 1. lire, A. E rarrowi 2. lira, w. sirinuer Cucumbers, i>i<ktitiu 1 .1 L. Henit-liii t, Mr- Geo. Now.-ll. Cauliflower, brace I, J H. Coi-tiamt Rhubarb llv I. Mi-, ibo No well; 8 J. II. Copeland. Onions Miiitiidicrf. quart. Hru--.-l H|ir>iiii*>. two i. Win. Knlirhi 2, W. A. S.-vnr.l. ilr-ei, Beans In nod. ', Riillon~1. J II • 'o|irlaii.|. I, K A. Wntfan. il. ': gallon-l. Hen. w.i> Beans in jmhi. Belli..-, . :. Ja- Ball-: • in. Bushel Ktarina Wheal -I. Jno Hep • me Bushel Chevalier Barley 1. D l-irter. urn- Hu-lol un- wblif I 11. I. John ••11; 8. John IL-phurn. oiie-h.ilf Bu-iei Burly Rose Pntalon I, J. 1 Barrett; 2. .la-. Rarh*y • 1 htir iionhei Early Mix Weeks-I. J Vt Hair. tl. **n. lull Biinlol m-w variety I'.ital not iH-fot.- p-xhlWlfll-l. Ja- H.il.y: 8. iv Vt Copeland in.. I...H lt.i-h.-l K.-irly Whit.- Htiiprl-.- Potslnes I. Wm Auder-ton; 8. Jai tlHeve t j.i- tlrh-ve tim- lull BiMlnl Rrotrh I'h.Hiii-.oii I Wlnthn.|.. 8, A R W.'b-*ler • iiiehiir ltr.i-ti.-i Uie Rose Potatoes I. A K W.-bnler. ?. Ja-. Hiilley iiio-hiir Hoihei Dakoia it..t Potatoes I, Fred WootlHr *.'. Ii Qttevt Hlie-biilf Itiiiilit-I of in] otfni kind i. Vt il lUoderson; t. Mi- w minrget D ttsngolds I oik ml, I lo-j\|t'it I D Urtrr; L w i: a Watson Mam-nidi, v-llow, I h'-i-ii. a 1. I'r Maii»t»d.lv yellow, t 1 eavlesi l il Rl ut-il L.iir-i . X W II IHiorfnioii HiiK^ir Beels, t hsavlesi t, ,\ I-: Wat- '•hi. 2 W II. ItlKKiiKon ll-w. II, live I, C. T. Ilti.-ahisi.il: I, W Knlghl. hdles «r any other rill Pear—I, Oeo, BeliYise, AnJou, live-l. J. C, Robertson; : J. A. »Villi,am. ClllrgeSII, Sve-L J. II. Paul; t II. .1 Barber, ITU.- of my ntlier variety »r Wli.l.-r Penra-I, Q, I. Thorntoni l J. A. Coal- ham. Reave-. BeefJIIng) stx-l, J. A, Coiiib.im. . It.*. -I. M. Illllon; L .1 ii (Miniimnn. line I'lyr-anitomuni- 1. M. Illllon Ona Lily I ll.nry Btodoj X J. II Chapman. im.- Petunia- 1. Jaa, C. Rnlwrtaon. (in.- ivy la-iir aernnliim- I, J, it. chapman. One specimen) of any other variety, nm in.-atl..Ned 1, J. II. t'liapniun; 8, Mrs. t. Cook. Cl'T t'LOWKRH. Ploral Design for Table—1, Mrs. A. B. '•'..noil; t, l. it. Weber. Table Bouquet—1, w. a. N'evard; X L. ft. Weber, Hand Bouquet-1, vt. a. Nevard; 8, M. Hilton. six Roses, different varieties—1, Tomns IlroK. iind Austin Myers, Hlx aiadlolas-1, I.. II. Johnm-m: 2, 1. it. Weber. six Dahlias—1. Tonus Bros, and Austin Myers*; X M. Hilton. Hix Blocks-1, Mrs. a. B. Farroll; 2. I-: Wooster. six Asters-1, Mra. vt. Stringer; I, Mrs. A. B. Fnrroll. six Zlnnlns-1, M Hilton; I, Mrs, J. Cook. six Verbenas—1, M. Hilton; 2. Tamas Bros, ami Austin Myers. six Marigolds, Prench-1, vt. H. HIg. tlnson; i, Mr-, j. cook. Hix Mnrlsolds, Afrlcan-l, M. Hilton; .'. Mrs. J. cook. c.albr-ilon Annunls-1, M. Hilton; 8. Mrs. a. K. Perroll, Collection Perennial-*-!. M. Hilton. Collection Pansles-l, Tomai Bros, and Austin Myers; X M. Hilton. Collection Hw-.-.-t Pea»-1 Mrs. II. T. A. Myersi x p. Wi c|,.\ss ll-MISCELLANEOL'S. Exhibit of Honey in l*nliila-l. II. L. lonson. Collection of itotti.il Fruit, home>mad« lot leas than 8i bottles—1, Mra J. L Wllman; 2. j. r. Thornton. Cot;,-, tt.m of Jellies, pur,- home-made ■■ot losa than 21 bottles—1, J. it. Thorn. Besl Collection of M.irmalade-l, Jas, Bailey, Whit.- Bread, 2 loaves in pon-1, J. n. 'opelnnd! 2 Ja- Topley, Brown Br.u.l |, D, Lardes; 1. J. L. Den holme. Dinner of Plain Rolls-1, Mrs, J. A. MeKensle; 8, Jas, Bailey. Baklna Powdet Biscuits, 1 doten-1, ia- Bailey; I, m Hilton. Besi assortment of Pickles, « kindn-t. Mm. A H. Wb.ater; 1' Jos. C. Robinson Best Liaf ot bread hak'.i i-v xfrl under It t. Mrs, r. J Harding; :."<* Dandell Ri-t f.ij.r c.ike baked by uirl under! i.v I Jas, Bailey; 1 M.- Oroce Hervm. Besl Prull Cake linked by Kin under 18-1. Mt- Robert Bason 8PKC1AL Pltl/KH l-*i Ht BRKAD. Ro.v.,i Household Plour—Par the be-t | loaf of home-made bread made from ihls lour, presented by the Ogtlvle riour Mm- c... i-t. i barrel of Royal House- io|d Fl.-iir: second, *- barrel of Royal Household Flour-l. Mr-. A. D, Wheeler; .', Mr-. I;.-.. Watson. Purity Plour—For the I*-*.! loaf nf ■tome-made bread nude from tiiix ttour. ■r.-.-iit.-d by the Western Canada ri-ur Mills Co.. Ut. | barrel Of Purity Flour; 'ml. '- barrel of Parltv Flour l Mrs I,-... Watson; 2. Mm. <}.-•*. Nowell Five Roses Plour—Por the heal loal •f home-made bread mode from thi- lour. presented by the l^.k.- ..r lha W i- Mi.Xm* en. i-i, i barrel of Five Roses Flour; 2nd. '*- barrel of Five Rosm Flour i. David Larder; t Mra. fl.o. Hephutn. Robin it I Flour—For tin. h,nt loaf if home-made bread made from thin flour •resented by the Bbskatchowan Plonr miii- Co.. im. i barrel -r Rotdn 11—> Flour: 8ml. U barrel of Rohln H..-..| Flour t Mm ibo Watson; 2. Mra. A. K. Willi-. CI*A88 IS-DOMJ38TIC WORK. Crochel Laca, fi specimens—1, >ir-. t. if Jackson; i Mrs a r. MeKsnsla Wool Shawl l. Mra Jn.. Hepburn; :. mi-- winiiia- Wheeler. Infant's Jacket, wool t. Mr*, t. ll. larkaon: 2. Mr- Roberl Bason, I uf ail it Blh eot ton or linen—1, Mm. T. II Ji.-k-on. Mm M Illllon. KKITTINO, Wool Hio.k.iii**---!. Mm J. W BntHlhl * Mm Jno. Il.-|tl,iini. Wool Bocka-t. Mra Jno Knallxli; 2. Mrs Jno. Itepburn. ItSce, •> Mjiei'lmin- 1st, Mrs, Jno. Bug. Il-b. Infant- .)... ket 1. Mr- A M-t-.-t FANCY WORK T.altlns. 1 n|mh lineim 1. Mr- Roheri Bssont X Mr- M. Illllon potnj l-nce i. Miss fi. C. Chamherei :. Mm. M Illllon ih.iwn Work i. Mrs, Domlneyj 2 Mn \ Mercer, Wallsrhlan Bmbrohlenr-I. Miss win- ol. Wh.il.r, L* Mm Itoli.-rt Ka-on ■ry -I. Mm. C Rnyds; NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY RUBBER BOOTS I lur I'l'iivs l.uHi'l' tliau Enloii's nnd in. Pi'olglil ur Mail 1 !linrgoa tn I'ny. Compara • lur I'i'ioos with Kiiiuii's Now Cntaloguo, Wliv imt liuv nt Home, Hen's Thigh Boots, $5.00 Men's Knee Boots, $3.00 Boys' Knee Boots, $2.75 Men's Storm Rubbers, .75 Women's " " .65 Tlioso nro Good Quality mul nro Fully Qunrntoed, R. J. Mcintosh Chilliwack ************************** f SPECIALS! Several brand now cottages ami liuiigulowH in dlfToront partiiot lho city I'm* wile mi oxooptlonallyonsyturinsitiul nl cxii'i'iiii'ly low* iii'luos, for wtlo for it fow iln.vs nt. n bnrgain. Wo :il-n have t'liqlrloa for u hairy lEiiin-h tur rent, must havii ul li'ii-i mii in*i'i■> anil in nhajH) tu operule, Wt' want li.iliiiK1* uf largo nml lllllll I bluetts <>!' liiml whore lliu tiylit priuoa nml t 'nun nro quoted, Our nt- rnngotiienUt fur soiling Inml tu eiutorn fiinnors i.-* super-' * im* to tiny in tlio vnlloy nud if proper odors nro niiulo, WO fill! W'll tllO llllltl. Tin: ClIIM.IWACK I.ANN AND Dkvkoi'MBNtCo. I.tii. nro in n iwsltlon in hniullo largo UiulovoloH blouka of Inml now ami we Invito nit whu have stieli land to s.-ll to notify us ami quote their very best prleo uml tonus on snmo, Thin Is u mattor whit-li desorves prompt and 1 earoful aetlou, full nml hop ui. P. 0. loi 247 Phone 178 T.J.PolleyfcCo. Chilllwuk, B. C. ************************** Barber's Cough Remedy i An Invaluable Remedy for Chilliwack Coughs and Colds Every Bottle Guaranteed H. J. BARBER DRUGGIST AND STATIONER «...a>.a...........in.»» FREE PRESS WANT ADS. FOR KKNT—Qoal right roomed lionse • •ii Mii/i-l St., nl) ■■uiivfiii'-invn. At.iily lo A, .Malcolm, City, nut «Al.i: llnv hi.rs.. llvi. Vrill- ..I.I RO0.I .1 river lll-l .IlISS niggj l.li.l MM IH'**. 11 ill - II siimriii ll ..r Nil' mil 111. A). .1) Clitlllmu li Kr.s I'ri'ss \ll- J I Rnl ■ill 1. IV I. \l. M llill.all. .'. Uln W,inn.- Wli.t-l.-r l.lliin Hit tn.i.ti- ti|. li 1 nihl.r-.i.l. ri i Mii ,i. N Dsnholms; x Mh t If Jj.h-Oi t-i ■ ,. or il.'i-'iui. Ii.iii.l nint.r.il.l.-rv i MIm i» R«rds; : Mrs a B. Perroll R.1 'nit Uul I'ollar Ri-l, li.ind tnil.r.il-li ry i Miss Wlnnia- \\i,..|.. Tahle ijow, iiii-ii. tun.I •-mini.i.i.i-i Mn. M..I..H Rawni x lira, (Iotikd N..W.-II 'M.tt. I'..... i..md pmbrolilfry-l, Mm i ii r..|..i.ind. I, Mr- a Msresi Hl.h-li.,.,1,1 ..r Hum mi Rear! li.ind •-•■-.- t'i> I, Mrs l> llnj-di; ■>. Mm .1 H..I..M ..tl iiiiid-i HrsiM, ii.ui.i fmlirolden t. Miss H. Il.iv.l-. *-.ir-i-l t'.av.'t ti.ni.l . inlirol.li-rv -1. Minn NlltlS K ii'I-lit; :*. Mis R.dii'tt Kimoli. I'Ui.iw Hiii.i. hand .*int.r.it.i.'ry-1. Mrs. c Roydsi 2. mis- r.v.i isckmsn, Tmrvls. hsitd .inl.r..t.l.-ry-l Mm. Hold. Bason; .'. Mir* A. K. Krrnill. T.-u IMr*y. hsnd •-mlT.il.l.-ryl. Ml*.- W wii.-t.-i, -i. Mrs, A. I-:. RoberU, s.., piupWi ii.ind-i. Mrs, Roberl Resoni 1. Mrs, a. Mercer, i-mtiim.il i.niMiri- t'mii FOR SALKOR iii UKNT-Klglit* screi Willi •H-.i-tttl housee snd orclwrd, Sv.l. Howe Rent, FOR Hi-:NT—Front room sultslilu for iwo (p-iiil.iiiin—boanl amiraridenoogiven. Apply droom, Mary .-t. IIICYCI.E, FOR sai.K—ll 8. A. inskei llm-a- r>|nii| |*,iti>. h.-tii aii.llm.-k mllii rim I.ml,.-, sctrorij! ri.bl.-n; Apply Ibix 80, I'rii* I'hfi. POR SAI.K-I'.m- l.n-I IVltln DttcltS, -iiiini'lr f..r bn<ctUiigi «f0 per pair. J, HcConnrll, l-.vutt Ixslgp, Ctmiit, l'i Ut >.\ I.i: -llnrsu ti-ti-i mn ..hi. n, Mu iiInhii iiii.iiiw.ii,. nu Htugr. sli-uli nml liameas, rlmipforawli, Kii-iiim* **f \. I» MiKiiili.tti. (itv. I.O-.T oiM-n iiin-wnii-ii. i.i.k.'l. between tin* I.iuh nhool un.l !■: A. Kllip'i n- rddence, two |<| on of chain attached. Finder plerue ntnru to Ernest Trelli* twey. MONKY FOUIVn-Oii Rerrean .mnni <»l ii f, in bills, Apply lo T. II...I |* imy. i Ity. • .Md. V?ANTED-Itrlghl rIH waiileil in limn lypeselling, mtM Imw fall i.lii.ntlon Apply evenings to edltoi Five I'n-****. It. A. 1Iknih:iisi»n. r,B, & m.k. AsnciATR uftunni op thi caitaman MXIVn OPCIVll, i:miinki:rs H. c. Land Burvrvor noomi in A l!.\V,'Miiiiiii-|.-rTiiHl HI.hI CHII.I.IW.U'K, 11.0. Chilliwack Roller Rink Tin' L'lillliivii.li ll.ill.r Kink is no n|sn im-ii„.aciuoii. AFTMNOON Two-Tliirly lo Flvo IVENINC Si'VuJi-Tl.irly to Ten Com* and enjoy a pleasant Pastime JAMES O'HERN. CHILLIWACK Candy Kitchen Dainty Lunches Served in pleasing style Afternoon Ttat and high class Confection We make -mr own Candy Fresh, Daily S. JOHNSON. FORJALE DRAHI—1 linkn.-y Siallion, IttvUtenMl, 818, DOLLT Hsy Marc. Oycsrs, best family man* in ih.- pmviiur. HAUL— Hro-Aii limn*. (1 yt-nnt. bihmI i-oiiiblnatiiiii in nil harnrm unit Mi.i.lt.-. HAROLD C- Borrel iiilt i' years past, a k*""-i j.i..i-|M-,'i to niaki- moneVa Fur imtlii-r pnriii nlur- apply H. H. GESVAS Oiull, Tiinc. ur BxcbaflfO for Heal Fstali*. MUSIC Mis. ('lum Davisiiii, teaohor in I'in .ml pupil of Mi- MoOuire, Mlnrta Cbllen, Bdmonlon, i. open lo riHiiv.. prii.iar.v pupils. I'lipHs i.iit.v iH'tlin i.t any I i.i,*-. Titiiis, etc. oil tlpplii'illioll. ■nM.ac.1 Priam, An., Ckllllw.cl BriUlk C.lombt. Eltclric ly. p.mwksiu'i. urvich ImTI ll'llVf Arrlvo Train Oh.k, Wi-stoii... Van. «', s|Imiiiiii|... 1 . 11 H.l... i.tA II. V. 8.. .S.10 11.111. II.Ilo i2.no r... .1 |l.III. 8.(0 1.18 7:. . ...fl.-*ri) |l..||. 8.10 It.ltO Milk ...ii.i.i p.m. 0.18 iu.:io Ku tls.n.i.1— I..IIV1- Arrivi' Arrive Tutu Vh... U'caliiii... Clink. '--.. .. H I..00 11.80 1.. .. Ittnnnn 1,01 8.88 1,03 11.88 «.. ....*. p.n.. 11.10 0.00 Milk 1 nm. -.-.no 8.110 KIIKIURT BRRVKH l-m Qlillllwacs 8.80 a.m. / Dally K*«vpt '' Vamimvi-r 7.tW ' 1 Ninirlsy All pMscngi-r trains li-m.lli- Kxpr*vtH. ■su
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