1 Chffliwac UGlSLATlVf FEB 13 1912 *J -, ^roR.A, *3' PUBLISHED IN THE GARDEN CITY OF B. C. You will Like Chilliwack. Vol. 1. SL'BSCIlll-l'lUN l'KICK ll.ixi I'KB VEAR SIMII.K COPIES KIVK CKN'I'S BACH CHILLIWACK, B.C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1012 C, A. BARBER Kditoi mul Proprietor No. 23 CITY COUNCIL MEETING. outline of his levels for n system of sewage. Levels und grades were given and nn outline of septic tanks, pumps, etc., the system to cost about 180,000, By-law In borrow money for current oxpenscB was rend three limes. (lu motion Council decided to purchase a typewriter from W. I„ Macken, for use in Clerk's oll'ice, for sum of ISO, The Mayor nnd Clerk Is powers vouchors business. I to sign all cheeks in connection with om- ami city Dr. McCaffrey was in Vancouver lllis Week. went to Vancouver West- iloivn to the City Council met in Clerk's office on Monday evening all members present. The minutes of lust regular and adjourned meetings were rond and confirmed. The appointment of the various committees by tho Mayor were continued by motion. A Communication wus road from lho Terminal City Iron Works, ro hydrants. Received und tiled. M. II. Ni'lcnis wrote Council asking to lie allowed to lay three feel ot cement walk in front of his now building on Young street, and also asking thai luiie between Princess avenue uud (lore avenue be gravelled, Permission wns given ro sidewalk, but Ihe gravelling of lune did not meet with the approval of Council, in view of the fact thnl there ure many streets needing attention. John Orr uud others wrote asking for u sti'cel light be placed on Woodbine street und nlso tbut suid street be graded for a distance ol five-hundred feet. The Ilrst matter wus referred to tho Fire, Wuter and Light Committee, and lho latter to the Chairman "I Board of Works. A Communication wus rend from asking for 76cents |ter hour while the firemen in attendance at Fires, und 75 cents for each practise, ltoferred to Fire Wnt. r uinl Light Committee. A petition wns presented from N. A Webb, 11. Hall nnd others asking for n live foot plunk walk on the north side of Henderson street between Robson street and Cook stieei. Mutter wus referred to Chairman ol Board of Works to report nt next meeting. A petition was presented from J. M. Shortt, W. E. Frost nnd others asking for n five foot plank walk on north side of Ontario street west to Mary street, payment | lr"-'ll,ls !,t Lickman this week to be spread over a period of three yeurs. Snnie icferred to Clerk to report at next meeting of the Council. | A. Allcoek, of Denmark 4 Bur An neeount wns presented from itou, lias returned from Victoria. E. .1. Boucher for 116 for rent of typewriter and table during 1912, ,1. II. Paul ou Wednesday. C. It. Hooves was i minster this week. Mr. Seollin went Coasl on Thursday. Mrs. eouvcr Knlghl went Thursday. in Van- in Vancoever to hi lt. G. Itownt wns this week on business. F. II. Robson is confined home with tlie grippe. C. J. Hatch was a business visitor to Vancouver yesterday. Mrs. M. Hull is visiting friends iu Belliiigham this week. The Misses O'Hearn i week end iii Vancouver. S. A. Cawloy, M. P. Sunday ut his home here. Mrs. F. Lickman visited with pent the P. spent Mrs. A. S. Watson was in Vancouver on Friday and Saturday. .1. F. Boyd, of Abbotsford, was in the'city this week on business. Miss Emmott and Misses Bell went down to Sumas ou Tuesiiay. Moore arc this week. Tlu-account was ordered to lie paid. John McDonald was the only applicant for the position of engineer for steam Holler, at 18.26 pet- day. This matter was left over for one week. In the matter of the Committee interviewing Elk Creek Waterworks Co., and lt. C. E. Ity. Co., regarding purchase of water system and the furnishing of light and power, the Mayor thought the committee should meet theso Companies during this week. . A By-law for purchase of lot for utty* drill hall and deeding sa lo tlio | Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rose went Domini,,u Government was read ho Vancouver on Thursday for a few three times, Alderman Gervan jnyg, assorting that on epunlly good could I Ik-purchased for less money. I Mta Kale Henderson went to A copy of thc Chilliwuek Liquor | Seattle on Tuesday, for an extended License By-law re-written and eon Mrs. Bird and .Mrs. visiting in Vancouver E. Dazed, of Agassis, was visiting friends in Chilliwack last week. Mrs. M. Cruikshanks and sister, went to Vancouver on Wednesday. Miss Robson visited her parents, i Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Robson over Sun- tr£rrileCIR.AtHiwack Second Raiiwav Will Soon be Completed Affording the Valley Increased Transportation Facilities. ThcC X. tl, 1 ■nek laying outfit bus reached lho lily limits. The bridge over the Cliilliwnck river which bus hud li lie changed from C. W. Wei .li was for some days this Lund Registrar's ulliee. 11. P, Major of Now Westminster, Spent the week end nt the home Mr, und Mrs. Northoote, cily. Mrs. Joe Burton, corner of Victoria und Robson streets, will lie lit home the third Friday in each month. Dell Whilntore of the Cliilliwnck Harness Co., wns u business visitor to Vancouvor un Saturday returning Sundnv. A. M. Young of Viineouver is relieving temporarily al lho il, C. E. R. depot. In plnce of Mr. Cnyloy, resigned. Mrs. W. Duslet'lioeft, uud her mother, Mrs. CrunkshllW of Surdis, were in Bolllngham for a few days this wcok, j Drill Hall Sure Mrs. Harvey uud cousin, Albert! ..,, ,, Wells were the guests of Mr. and ,, ' , ' a. . , , , or . • , . I'll 11\ I U|ll. Mra. A. Cupples, Westminster street , ■ , ,, > Im-: received <"'Sunday. (,.,.,„„ „„. „,_,„,_ F. J. Hurl, of F. ,1. Hart & Co., Ottawa, slating tlm Vancouver, paid a visit to the local j will bo given to ( branch of the Company at Chilli-'yeur. waek on Friday. ; ,„ . , -, „ Attended The Banquet Mrs. Wemp tho new mat run for | .. . 11....1,,.. GIRL GUIDES FOR CHILLIWACK 1111 ordinarv spun In a drnw bridge, nl Ilu- inslaneo uf Iho retiuiisl of llie Hoard of Trade, bus caused delay In Iho progress of laying llie slcel. The mils will he laid lnio lho city shortly and tho work will then pro. I east loward Hope anil Yule. tin the completl 1' ihe truck laying, construction work on lho new siaiion will very probably Ixistarted, A on the the llospitul arrived in town, Thursday and is staying at Harrison House. Mr. Brown who was -relieving] Mr. Christie, at tho Royal Hunk,! Surdis, is able to be around uguin after a ten days' illness. President of the Board ot Trade, wns one of the out of town guests nl the banquet given by the New Westminster Board ot Trade in honor ot Sir I). Id Mann and Mr. Thomas tl. Holt, chief executive agent of the C. N. li., ou Tuesday evening. Mr, Harlier wus ,; one of those to whom fell tho honor Mr. und Mrs. John Malcolm and „• replying to the toast "Our Neigh- Children of Alberta, are the guests bors " ut the home of Mr. Malcom's father, A. Malcolm, Hazel street. ,food Bnsiness Mrs. S. M. Carson and Mrs. W.! •*»**«*- ,l"' P*-st ,***** l1"' n'ilU- L. Build will receive on Saturday waek oiliee oil. J. Hart & Co., Feb. 17 and on tne third Soturdoy ff01" ••»nd ,tn ',0 V(lluo '" *W,a». in each month there after. Included in tho amount was the ! Hiili- ot the J. \\. Hill farm of one Mr. St. Cooper and family of hundred acres on Camp Slough Girl Guides Association have now beon formally organized in Chilliwuek, n very ciipnlile local committee of Indies in the cily having the dirsotlon of the snnie, nnd Miss Mursdeu being appointed tlio lirst Captain of whnt is sure io he a worthy institution for nil girls, who now hnve the prlvllodge of becoming u Guido, Tha Committee appointed consists of Mrs. CI. II. W. Ashwell, President, Mrs. Rutherford, Treasurer, ami Mrs, A. L. Coote, Miss Mnrsdon's Assistant ns Cnptnln, will he Miss Hiiiliei'i'oi'd, ns Lieutenant. The Ilrst rally will bo held in tho Pariah Hull on Saturday afternoon al 8 o'clock und uny girls who ure desiring of learning more thoroughly some of the gentler and nobler arts of life as belonging to a coining woman, should endeavor to join the splendid movement. Militia at ■'''he Cllrl Guide Organizations, a brill lliiil though practically a new idea, have lliwuck this already gained a hold in many of the linger cities. This scheme, which bus the support of Princess 1 Louise, wus initiated by Miss Agues Baden-Powell, und is similar in ideal to, through different in its administration, from tho Hoy s has lieen inform- L, Coolo lhat he dcllnito statement I Hospital About Ready. Chilliwaek's New Hospital it Receiving Finishing Touches Prior lo Opening. The Institution a Credit lo the City. A glimpse into Chilliwaek's new hospllnl wus given the Free Prc.-s representative this week, nnd although arrangements in detail havo nol boon completed ns yot, enough hns heen done I" show that this cily is the possessor of 11 splendid modem hospital, the furnishings of which have been carefully and tastefully soleoted undal logctherais building which Chilliwuek will lie proud to own und will fill a long felt want in this district. As oneenters from the oast side verandah, a spacious reception hall greets the vi-itor, furnished with comfortable chairs, desk, ele., creating at once u favorable impression, Off the hall mi on either sides ure three lurge public wards, yet lo be designated, the doctors preparatory room, the surgical operating room und t,>ilet and liulh rooms. To the rear off ! the hull: i- u close ,'Inset of sue for patients wraps; the kitchen with its -hiiiiug utensiLs, a splendid steel range, table etc., the pantry in I connection, containing pretty chin- Camp Slough were the guests of (road for 820,000, and one hundred there is instruction in morals, urn! Mrs. Cooper's parents, Mr. and Undsixty acres in the foothills for Dr. I ethust "nd chivalry, patriotism am Scouts movement. Both organize-1 dial_ ,n t||i. w||j„._d _u ^^ lions annul the creation of good and dainty blue and white teapots, citizens and patriots, but there '» with other numerous aseful utiUties. no desire to introduce militarism To Uw ^ of u„ k|tche_ ,. r,„. into the association for girls. The urdD,ey.s rrjom_ To thg ,„,,. „,- , pursuits advocated for H>e t"'*'Und the kitchen, a verandah ex- Guides are thorefore only such as tow*g, 0n thc )rul ttool. a baf, will make the girls belter house- „R, lm„ „,„,„,, 1)|T „.,,;,.,, I:ll.ull£ wives, more capable in al womanly, „„. (,.M [s th„ M.,„,,n, ,,„„„ tl:,L "i'1*1 h ' cooking washing am I mmes' sitting r , with verandah. sick nursing to the training o_cl,Fflcing |hl. „rth fe „ _,y _, management of children, lho W prjvate ward, the color scheme oi generally is from 11 to 8. .lngrCcn and white carried c_tomote some oi tho larger branches in- LmMtharmoi_ousiindKrtWnpi_. station is given in cooking, hospi- Between it ;U1(l th(, n,.x. _.,,.,( .,-. lul un.l home iiur-in;:, and in nil | bath and toilets and close closet., The East Chilliwuek ward is v.: Mr.. C. C. Davis over Sunday. jR. E. Walker. Both ' made to eastern clients. sales were and courage nre the watch words of The Non-Commissioned officers and men of I). Company, lul th "The Magi-Irate'' Feb. 19 and It Regiment, held their monthly dunce in Knight's Mall, last night. I tbc visit. solldatcd by the Cily Solicitor was presenteil to the Council, and referred to the License Commission [or inspection Io report at next meet ing. J. II. Ashwcll appeared before the Council regarding assessment matters, Principal Calvert, through lbc Mayor nsk.-.l thut teachers' salaries be paid by the tenth of encb month us hus been ibe custom, Instead of at twentieth ol month or Inter. Same will receive consideration. The matter of selecting 11 site fori City yard was again up for dis-1 cilssion. The Mnyor, llie Chairman, and Aldormnn Eckert were appointed a committee to select and purchase a suitable site for building for city rood-making machinory. The John Mct'iilcheon lane at rear ol properties of A. Cupples, A. C. Hummer, II. J. Harlier, was brought up for discussion. Mr. MeCutcheon desires to deed same to cily. A Committee composed of Alderman (iervan and Eckert to ascertain if it is possible to have bine extended Irom Young road and Nowell street and re-tort. The Mayor, Alderman Gervan and O'llcarn, lie a Committee to interview the It. V. E. U. and Elk Creek Waterworks Co. The Committee agreed to go to Westminster and Viineouver on Tuesday. Aldormnn Eckert Chairman ol Finance Committee wns requested in arrange matter of salary with City Solicitor Bowes, H. II. Watson, manager of the Revelstrokc branch of thc Fidelity Trust and Savings Company, is among the guests at thc Harrison House. Mrs. N. G. Smith nnd her granddaughter Miss L. Bomber, who have been visith-i Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Peers returned to their home in Everett, Wash., on Thursday. I). M. Webster and Joseph Hemphill, of l.ula Island, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kerr,, C'heam, a few days last week, re- fortius a- m turning home on Sunday. Thc Cliilliwnck Dramatic Society will present that very entertaining play "The Magistrate" in the Opera! House on Thursday and Friday ] evenings next. Tho company bus the pluy well in bund, the various | pnrts being well taken by the individual performers, The pluy is a good one, the Society ono of merit, and the object, the hospital, a laudable one. The result should be u bumper house on both nights. The prices nre 75c 50c. und 25c. Important Improvements The Chilliwuek Creamery plans tide items whicli will be of considerable interest to City residents. It is proposed to company. The unit for work or piny is the "Patrol" of eight "girts, ,,r whom one is "Patrol Lender,'' uiiother thc "Corporal" Three or more Patrols, form a Company under a "Captain" and a| "Lieutenant". To become a Guide, a girl must produce a letter of consent from a parent or other proper authority, to show to the Local Committee. Mr. A. L. Coote us instituter of the idea, should receive much credit. Mr. and Mrs. John Kinnison, of install a new ice making plant of Aberdeen, Wash., are the guests of I sufficient capacity to supply the their daughter Mrs. A. M. McNeill, needs of the city. Machinery will Spadlna avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. ;bc installed for making u large I investigated about one-hundred ho- Kinnison will remain here for about 1 quantity of pure ice cream for local tel propositions in Canada and tin Deal for Empress Closed. The deal for the Empress hotel announced in last issue has been closed, nnd the purchaser, Samuel Sutor, of Minnesota, nnd his family, is now in possession. Mr. Sutor is a hotel mun of considerable experience, and has secured 11 valuable property and a paying business. Sine • lust April the purchaser has I especially dainty little ward, with I its white enamel dressing tabte, wash stand, und bed, eomi'ortable wicker ehair and golden brown rugs. To the west are two large I linen closets, back of whieh is the [dining room, furnished with a rueful given rug, mission butler., tibie nnd chain and dumb waiter. T1 he rear of the dining room is the nurse's room. In all the rooms, lillie Hue windows admit 9TO_U_ nnd give very beautiful views ,-,f thc best of mountain scenery, imi although us we hnve been mid, nearly nil is not done nor all the rooms ueurly completely furnisher!, splendid progress, has been made by thc energetic bund of hospital workers. Hot water heating w_t warm all the rooms, and .1 good hase- nient will provide room bt the laundry work. The Caretaker and his wife will arrive next week, and Mrs. Johnson Wemp hopes to move into the hospital next week also. Miss L. Bruilhwiiite, of Vancouver, is visiting friends in Camp Slough. R. C. Harwell, was a business visitor to Vancouver last Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Broadhead spent the week end with friends in Vancniiver. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Pattinson wen- passengers to Vancouver on Thursday. L. II. Grossman returned on Wcdncday from an extended visit in the east. Miss Irene Hamilton of Camp Slough is Ihe guest of Mrs. Robert Bnnford, city. A. A. Cruieksliank and Jeff Harrison went down to Huntington on Thursday. H. Patterson of Vancouver was Ihe guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. A Kipp this week. Mrs. W. S. Hawkshaw relumed on Sunday from a visit with friends ul bunion, Out. .1. II. Henderson of Calgary, a cousin of Dr. Henderson, was iu the cily on Tuesday. Miss Olive Wiiodworth has accepted a position ns stenographer in Mr. Even's office, Mrs. 0. C. Davis wns under thc three weeks. Dr. J. Ci. Rutherford, Dominion Government Inspector at Ottawa, has tendered his resignation, and will becomes resident of Chilliwack. Dr. Rutherford purchased, some time ago, a five acre ranch Prairie Central Rond. consumption, while the question, United States, ant of supplying the city with pure| waek as the best. Iiottlcil milk nt normal prices, is being seriously considered. An addition ubout twel Mrs. Jas. Armstrong returned on Friday evening from Hurrard Sanitarium, Vancouver, where she bus been the past three weeks. Mrs. Armstrong feels much tho lietter of ber rest and treatment received in that institution. W. Denmark, of Langenburg, Bask. 1 has taken up his residence in Chilliwaek. Mr. Denmark is the senior partner in the linn of Denmark & Burton, hardware merchants, and remained on the prairies some months attending to matters in connection with former business enterprises. feet on t'hel wide and extending to the rear of ; the present building a distance of forme twenty feet, is being udded lo the'nud well regulated hotel, and lie Commercial Hotel. selected Chilli- He thinks Chilliwack lias a fine future nnd on seeing tho plnce did nnt tuke long to decide to become a resident. The price paid for the Empress was ?,-,a,t«IO. I). 11. McLennan, the jwner, conducted a popular I will be greatly missed, especially by the commercial mon. Wc undor- Tho address last Sunday at the |stand Mr. McLonnan will continue P. S. A. wns one of tho l.-st of the 1 ((| |„, ,t resident of Chilliwuek. series. Rev. J. S. Henderson, ..f| Westminster, denlt with his subject "The Bight Lifo, nnd how to live it," in n masterful manner, and received a very attentive hearing, Local Dairymen Te Meet Meetings In the interest of tlie recently organised Dairymen*' As- J. Turvoy has accepted tho position of Freight Agent for the C. P. R. at the Chilliwuek wharf, All Consignments of freight Imth incoming and OUl going will have his personal attention. Telephone No. Wharf n, residence 02. Engineer Croly wus asked for an I we were sorry lo hear. Messrs. 0. It. Atkins nnd Jas. Murray put a new transfer rig on tlie road 011 Monday morning, and will cater for a share of tlie local transfer business. Mr. Atkins was formerly connected with ihe Atlantic Transfer Co., ot Vancouver and Mr. Murray, conducted a tmtis- carc of Dr. Patten last week, wliieli 1 fer business in Chilliwaek soiling •intioti will be held at the following points iu the valley, when it is expeoteh the Association will include ull the Dairy interests: Camp Slough Hall, Tuesday, Feb. 18, at 2 o'clock p.m. Chilliwaek, Municipal Council Office, Wednesday, Eeb. 14, at 2 o'clock p.m. East Chilliwack, Hall Thursday, Feb. 15, at 2 o'clock p.m. Sardis, Schoolroom, Friday tips, With gloves, Each orange is | i,-,,|i, iii, nt 2 o'clock p.m. Sunins perfect. Ashwells sell tho choicest Utchlitz School House, Saturday, oranges. See their window display p0Ui i7) .,( 2 o'clock, p.m. tor perfect oranges from fifteen for 25c. to Ilk-, iter dozen. Scientific Socialissi. I herewith beg to publicly thank 1 This very interesting topic will| J. It. Anderson, the Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance i bo thc subject of the address nt the | Assoeuu.,,, ml.- Co., for tho prompt payment of my j P. S;> claim. I took out a policy on i Dr. T Nov. 20, lOtl, nml on January 21, 1019 my barn was totally destroyed. On January 27, I received a check for 11,500 covering the amount ol Sunkist brand oranges, This The regular meeting of the delicious fruit is nl^ picked, win*" | (■,Hinal,-t.-ti:;i Hospital Auxilary will be held on Iho second Monday of the month February 12, in the Odd Fellow's Hall at 3o'clock. Masonic Officers The Installation of officer's in the : Masonic Lodge took place on Friday ] nighl, und the following officers were duly installed: W, Bro., J. II. Rnino, W. H. &!.; Bro., It. W. Ilnll.s. W.j Bro., G.C.Carter, J. W.; Bro., E. Hubble,SeCTetary; W*. Bro., C, B. Reeves. Treasurer; W. Bro., Canon Hinchliffc, Chaplain; Bro., A. White, Organist; jBro., L. A. J. Wiancks, S. L>.; Bro., J. F. Semplc, J. D.; Bro., P. Crankshaw, S. 8.; Bro., B. L. Malcolm, J. S.; Bro., C. Barker, I. <L; Bro., J, Turpin, Tyler. At the Conclusion of the ceremonies, the scene wns changed to Anderson's Cafe, where all snt down to nn inviting supper. Football League Organized meeting of football enthusiasts was held in the Bank of Commerce rooms on Wednesday evening when thc Chilliwack valley Football League wns organized, with the following officers: President, A. L. Coote, Vice-President, R. H. Cairns; Sec. Treas., A. R. Anderson, Working Committee, H. C. Slacoy, All'. White, W. H. Chettle, Selection und Protest Committee, Percy Travis, J. Pelly, W. E. Frost, English Football were adopted to oul to J, Turvey some ago, policy.—Chas. Kinm. A. on Sunday next, when govern the pluy. A partial sched- . Procter Hall, of Vancouver, | uie wns drawn up: City VS. Bankers will be the speaker. Questions will i Saturday Eeb. 10., Militia VS. be invited nnd Dr. Hall will answer |Coqualootza, Saturday Feb. IT; them to the Itest of his ability. Bankers vs. Coqualeetea, Saturday Tho gathering is free to all men, Feb. 21; City vs. Militia, Saturday und a cordial invitation Is extended, March 2. CHILLIWACK l-tE_ PRESS You May Have Catarrh and Not Know it HEAD A.NH THBOAI BECOME DIS EASED WITH OATABEH f'ltO.U NEOLEOTINO COLDS AND CIOU_.,H Catarrh is Treachorous Wlu-n rally Developer] Is n Horror Note Hm Symptoms " Is j Iirinitli Iiini ' ' " lu .iniu I In,,:,I Hurilf " "lie you cough ai nighl .''' 1 * In youi voli! |,\ .''' '' Doon 3 "u in Htop ii|i.'' " llnvil .veil nasal ,lisi-li:iie,e.'' "lie you H|lil n|, [lllleglll I" '' lias vein III) ,■ .Ml ili'lll let-line .''' "IIUVl! I "li |lllill III'I'IISS I lie 11} e ' " Is your lineal irrit.il.li-, wmikf" •• Do yuu -li','|, witli iiiuutl ojiui " " Ale yen HlllljlU'l I" -liee'.ili.', le "li,. i. our ■ H ruin an,I Im'./.''' ■ • Aie .ien littnl ,,| In ,ii. I I j ..il |lll\ [1 1111} Ol I In e iiuiii ill ml, ,,| ClltUrrll, ' '.' i I lie I .illUe lie A ton ■ I.ei ure iI Hiin ''ie i li oi lirottt-lilnl tl!"' tin,i ll IMIII llO l"i, late, 'I'lie lem, ,!'. i "Cllturrlll illtj li I , uri Um ,1,1 |.|itl i. I ■ ineel nil . I spill ll.iil I nine I llj' I'lltl ill There em bo ne I "in 0 I '' H ii ,'i'ii ,i mi, ■ for years it. li i nccossfully enroll i. oa tlmt roststerl otlior rente (Hob. ''.-.' mi i can im e i ii tor than I tlio ei. bi '" ', du ■ from the very lest day's uso ol Caturrhozone," wrltos T. T. ii'i'.ikin . oi W mtvale, P.Q. ■I had for years n Btubhorn case of Bronchial Catarrh, ear noises, headache, sure eyes, stoppod-up nose nm) throat It. aftoctocl my appetite aii'.l inailo my breath em!;. Catanliozoiie curcil quickly." Hei Cnturi use ii. i ■' nre Hun ol ('III I ne "I iiii itl nml 111 I.- m sone, ivitl I iiliber Iulialer, Insl. tWO lliontl i ■ eiinliinlee.l. I' il . .i . or Uie Catarrh ... lru'rnlo, N.l .. inel Kil i inl. GOOD EEASONS ■ '1 .1; " ill,ll. ;i. Nn.l,-' ii i ,\ in -I your -mu .!■ ih, ' r i.. .lei ll.ni i e .''' "1. . iloi fool! I ll He liiitieni'o nil li Iiiui, I -en i .|ii"i ;,i j,i/. nohs, l II .■ ami |iuys olliiics mil a sivinnniiiM l.iii li ,,n ,l,n Hour lipovo . i ill'l r mil, " A QUEER IIEADINO "Well, woll," !nii I Maggot, ove lis pnpor, "thai 'u n queor lioml iug ier this article, ll says: 'Woman'a Talk.' " "Whal '■ , ,. r ;,In,nl Him .'" .In inniuleil liis wife. "V, In. • '- .Mil- half :i i-oluinii nl' il " That Reminds Me '' Hies, UmiiIi! \ iiii lii'l;, n ;i",n golll ill'l .ml,' to >'',.rl,.'" " « liy, you I Mien:'. iVllUi Itoupa lull lieIII Hurl,ine ' " 1 Mil l,|,„,l,lile'. Ml. sir." Mis. OToole: "Tliey »nj in the pn per, I'ni, iiiiii tlioro'a n now hllby born IMI tolino Hie .In. 1. tliilia," Ml'. ll'Tuale (nuralllg ttvllll II " Then bail Im I, In the linyllii'li Ihnl ne nil.-il A pliiyci who hml «iii into illllleiiltloa III Ihe Wt. iVllllrOWB ' till :' milt' Mulls, i'lie, Miinl. I.annuel ine nwn.V I'm aoillo tllllO, Hllll] In his ,'ml,lie. "W'liill .-lul. llllglll I li. Ial e |10« I" "'I'lllt' Hie '," un- llie -,'ply, ! ii wi lllllll l'l linlily Hi al typical lllustru in,,i ,,l mm.;, ii culture wua ihe reply "I 11 lell who llllll I n elilliiisinslii- ni,a ihe WnMiiri'init cycle, an,I "when I ll l.e,I her Iii 1,11 ine quite lien,"'Ily. || III ; mi OH el.l I le ml'., ll she le.illv ell ioyi 'I m. i. pi "Uh. ."'"' I iinui, imi,- In.' - WllgllCl 'li • -ll I une .' ' ' in, '."iiuiii,in ei' ilie theatrical pro -■: livui, - IniproBaii i. j .i ; i . hill, among iiiiuiiigora, 'I'he pint I nr ol Hie tlicntn hail ilie.l. 'I'h, luiinagcr II ,',1 ll I he llOUSU ll'i.k.I.I I' ■ • >' i. ii! With I Ilia Inn.ines-' Al'siit',!,'' h.. replied, Metiiiim ly sin, Ited iIn lie onion, to tho -lie', imager in pul i he chorus in black stm kings mil il .iliei the hum";.i "Hay. inn. iIuim Hml a vorj i WC 'In.'" ■ Ve-. my child." " liven Ihe little things' nr.ininl thc hini.se, inn- in llie hall, and dining room, and all rtroutiil.''' ■ ■ Ves, in;- child, i"- oryit here, Al'tot ii i n. in •> profound i-il ■' I WOUldl] 'I like te he pa'' ' A cor band sl oover w .l.o.l.i i uotr.ll ill Iniu woman assured her Ims o iie'.er told him ii P.-. and .mill, lie Iiii,I lier he ,11,1 mn , hul WOlll I lie I'lillei ent ll the piiino when In- knew -I • \i nm won't!" Ot M,,i„M [0 IlilM I "And in-l Im thill IIiiiii ill. proudly, I, el into p,,u" have llieii picture stamps." ■ ■ l;\ George, sighed Mi, Dcarmond with a fnr-iiwiiy look, "that is lie only nny we'll evor Im able to lick . .Inlill," said .Mrs. ii ne aulTrnget. loaders mil -h,e To llii i,,i-l Hint von n- nm lived! ri.'ii a yen i, at nil uiuml in lie; But, ve I; Ihnl inn 01IC0 de « '! Invo n- long Nod now, linrdly mai SHE UNDEE3TO0D I: - ■ - Author: "Ah. .Mis- l-orkiug j ,, ,. , in,, you lillle know lh„ glory, the , "":, '",*• •*•'"" •*"*• V""1 ' *;''' Ifsatisfactioii, Hi,, pride ono tools ''"•"'' ov,. -'"" :,s ,0*fi lls, ' i :.... ,. ', I,, I.,,,. 11 ivnsii I reeling very well, and I r lidn'I think' I should live long. brought before in having on 'he pilldi lllillil. " '"I1 illglllltll ll I'hi. llgO I,en ll I: "Well, lull Pel I ,1,,' ill,v. i-ii] has iiuiii,.,! a patent ham and hi- hi" I.mini nl' bird after me." nith. n.'liiall.i " I he othor .li.i.l JAJNAUA i» liUMl'lifii Dwauuj ESTABLISHED 'S3s?\^___^V/ Oot Pi-rta^'*? Ave and Fort Bt -.warded nr*-* prize _ t *A iirl*l '• K. Li'isitiuii on its w..rk ami methods, #ritf* fur t tree catalogue Weaia ^A35flR3_)£,JR.I,^^ "So Smith, I'm ,-.| .Ment lllnne!" "Smith? Nul I. iniiieei- replied, "Bul he Bald lie did." I "'I'm,'. Dut in Soptoinber j return from Cluuiiounix, he only said j ho'd beon in the fool of Mont Blanc. ,'.]„.,■ ilmn he's gradually lied himself nil the uny In Ihe top." , " Nn. in 'Imi." cried ihe coanso] I'm Ihe pre-e,nil inn. Ila he dreiv near the end of his speeeli. "it wn- mil nn ac ' ,-i lem! Let me i ry in make my point , clearer." ; Bul llm judge was really gotting tired nl' having things ,-Pared, siill. 10 lime, he -aid king. "Suppose," un mt nn llm eluquonl i.i " BUpposc -.nne,nie hit llie in ' e. and as a consequence mv i'ii' 11 nnie black. Thut dd mil In'- cnll cd nn iici-idont." II- lordship nodded, " Perhaps not," Im agreed thoughtfully; Imt Iheie was a faint twinkle in hi- eye. "Quito probably not. llm there's vory Mill, ubt thai that is hou you would try tn explain ii'" "Hard work! " .lobson a led. nftcr a particularly heavy day al the oiliee. "Don'l talk in me! Whal do .nm know about ii.'" Smith, whu ,lidn'I go to nn olllco. -iniled. "Well. I guess I know something," ho iiiisivcii',1 goutly. "Siin'e I got up this morning, for instance, l'vo put dinvn n linoleum, In i.t iluee carpets, papered live rooms, llxod ll lire ei-ate, swept the hall- " "Good Scott!" .lobson began to grow conipnsslonnto sympathetic, ".Mended u chair," Smith went on. •Illlnle Iwo beds, set llm .1.1.1.-. washed x***_l^ |,„ ■' r le .- I I,, ! ,.-■ n, r ,.e ■ i.nr | It,,- dishes, mine.I :i | .i:. in. nml a side ani,li*c_ioiin0Allsii'i:ili .'ll'.'.lilM.'i 'i.i' :"'.,'u';i I ' I'd. ami llllllg nine picturesl " ts',a',-.,l.lnn-..-ls,-r,|..,.,i,-l. II..0I. !J ll.tr.-e. | ,.p 0],| chap!" gasped .lolisen HI, F. Vol M,, l-.ll.}'.,''10 I on .lis 111,1,1.. Miintl f r.l. Cm. ■ II. .,,,,< 1 '' I I ' . li..uil*u. UI.SI, Don't Persecute your Bowels Cat out citfur-a nod mrcilrrts. TSrr and --_nli--.i*nM<--'_*r>-. Ttt CARTERS LITTLE_ UVER PILLS Puffl/trVe'lU-. Ail, j-nllr oa the liff-i, •Juninkt. Uie, »t*l •ooth* the d-licale _i-mV>rane *4 ofthaUwr). Cart Con■ r*lir»tU_, Mm» MM, Sidt KsMtli'lu! mmi Udl(ftti«*. u atllioni Ln< Small Pill, Small Doso, Small Prico Geiraine mmiiwAT Bi^nuture "I'oor oltl clmnl" ««n| * * \\';i- ii \ wiiv -made vim j" *'\..; mv littld girl 'li'l," -'li'l Smilli sorrowfully. "You soo. I liiiiiylit Imt :i now <l"ll '■* house Inst nigtitl -fnggtis: " l>n ynu know, Wryinoi soinotlmos ymi remind im* strongly of Tennyson.''' Wiynier: '' 'Hi, t'onio, DOW, Tlmt 'i putting il on n linii. too think.-" NnggiiB. "N'»t ;i bit, my donr follow fTo stiinlicl rliiy pipes, -nun* ;is you "Tommy Atkins" pleaded exomp tion from cliurcli pnrnjlo on tin1 ground tlmt In* was nn agnostic. I Tin- Rorgonnl mojor nssuinoO nn ox I prossion of innoeeut ijitiTcst, An Oil That. Is Prized Everywhere, Dr. Thomas1 ICelectrie oil was put upon 'in' mnrket withoui nny flouriitli ovor 1- ngo, l! wn? put up tr> meel il *• urn,'- of 1 . null section, hul ns ■ nun ;t- i: s inerll - been inn known il 11 whole r i itinenl for n (leld, and it i in tt ■• nnd pri i' 1 tlirouglioul On Tl - nothing equal \ hi 1' nml I'll hi'itt. 11 11,04 ono iu hout_ iLi'inl in I'r L..07 In 2.08. Yen. nnd ;:,!,■ In-ii look eheiiji. In nom.i purl :' iii.' ntiN* I '11 lnko nil Llm rnco oul 1 ili.il eluip nml iliiiah |imh 11.iilly Now Eapidly Learutng tho Way io|n1""?:' , ■ , ..,, , ii.iniiii n,,/i «!,,-,. "„ ___ T,,.„ 1 " luung drlvors nro uomlng up. Wlml our :i Ivii'e in thom I'' THIN, FRAIL WOMEN I! WITH PALE CHEEKS Health and Visor by the tj8, or Dr. Hamilton's ruts. Thousands of Imll'-il.'ii.l, omuclnlcd worn mn womon nre dragging out thcii irv lives simply bocuusu limy don't], know iihiit ails thom. Nine limes in hm il's indigestion, wliieli direi'll.t leads in amiemia, pom' clrculutloii uud iituully liivnli.lis.il *& .'""v ' SUM '•Don'l wuil for a winning tomorrow w inn n \ ii'inty cun bo on rn oil today. Drive always in wliij rogoi'dloBB of n ' nu tho liorso. Nobody ovor imule rnmo in tho sulky Ihul did nol iih-u rlilo in front. I'Weu llm driver nniiihig in Bocoud is overlooked hy tin1 spectator nml erlties, II 'h tha man iu froni who gotH tin1 glory, reputation, -mil liunlly tlm Ih-sI horso in his _tablo. i:<- lionost, and loavo boozo for tho other follow in linndJo." " Nu'i tin* rig.»i mothod in having w r.- in go nut nnil buy tlio boat in -i:;lii Huu hnvo boon dovolojiod tu raco in fiiHtor Iinui 2,l0f" "ll usi'il In l.u, Imi in this tilth's liiiin t-hnugod, Whoro to-day oan ouo I'U'l. up uii is,' 1 \| liko tu know. inr 1 'im rondy tu purchnso u hull lo; en rlghl now, Moro nud mun- inn I eoiivilired llmt Ilu* proper mothod is .ii-. iidiug il'-' .nloh ur the i.i-; brooding Mini' nml taking it ci 'I- mi \nun,' M ■ hroil m Ilu- hesl 1*1 1 linr-. This ! '*. i' been 'Iniu-; for I ho |>nsl eoupto ul' in, und will I'ontiiiuo tn do. Mrom ilu- youngsters I 'm trilliihiu now, I uivi faith Iluil several uill eonm lo - 'un lilsiory." *' Wlml Ims bei ii Hn inen used erwl liver- sliinuiateiimiiiiineys.'Niceties j'.1' ' ' ''""'I'11 ' ■ "M'' '" - , in. a'. Till- willrpucl "'" I I '*•** ■""[" "ll"', ' K»'"*»•'' lv ,si their hmilth-rustnrlng qmili " ' "I'i '""■' u:\l> >"" lmvo ,,;l11 IIm' ■■ ' -I'" '''. "Tlio host way to correct Impaired ' " "isIs :l1"''1' '""'' "" inut'li '" digestion, in inn constipation, hoad " ,: B "'I'1'' *»•« »» " '»' t"" ,,,.,,, nvor trouble, .mi othor in: ' :t ;'"' >' ll,:" ""'" " [™» ,l1"ll'»l*i mourn ot Uu- stomach and uowoli ' :" " ■ "r I , '';"' writes Mrs. Uriah A. DompBoy, from N"'; ' '""'. '." ion on enrii iuir»e, tvoodstock, "in iy um froiitieitl n ' ',-' "',l '", i",' "." II".' ,l:i1 ""' ■";; oi Dr, Hamilton's l'iim. I dittoM \'"A "".'''"• V ,'"', , :"1 „"M'"" know what it wns to onjoj a good il ",v'! • I""' ""*' l,"| , for months. My stonmch wns sour, 11 ',' 'I".1','""„',,x ,'1"* "'"'"",' * '""".-*,1' 'V'_i. •' 'v-y'p-3 The in-I Btep tit irdi relief in i Hush "iii nil iiii-i." nml nnlmilltlii Iter. I -en Ihe Imil, Is .III' lip licliliod gas, was thin, tired, pale, and li li i. Tnilm men Ii, iiorvous,b "i splmpiy 'house"_oai"od' my j -*™j ^} l",',i"',.,1.""'1;*.. '"['!„.Iuir hns his system with Dr, Hamilton's fills, aiuli have boon robust and vigorous ever ' since," I'o keep the mm li ri. i I the Inn in tictive working ordor, no rei ly i in elli.ielil. s Mil. sn etiriil i , e US Dl llllll i's l'ills good I'm men, «-i men mil] ,'llil'il.ii. "..,. p.',' I ill n dealers or llm ' ntiirrhoia 11, Co., King 1.011 I'M hns liis nun -sulk v. Tils ago .11 ,11 i me ii ,"l' I'm nil chi'Sl mi I Ih mm all Ihnl n ei i. I I." liing in hoi , - This shows the nddltiiilllll e.\| eu u ,n, li horse, n- wnll :i" the lul , in lllggnge llllll has to I ;..,.un,1 I'i in I- hn nl.l 'Tin in of lllllll V i- llie ..." ",n riiw,' Im i'lie Illlil squiiri'lv mi llm '' II.ill 'I VOU I.ell."■ e ill I lie Tell ' lolll miimpiients.'" li ildly liskeil the bold free thinker. ■■ N ..I -ir.'' wos i lie reply, - Whatl -Nul ihe ml ' keeping the Snbbuth?" ■■ \n. sir." "Ah. well, you're tlio very man I've I a I..nl ing for In scrub onl the can li ." ;i llm , ,mi,i ri from nn, '' i" se.'llell Ol' il I -I ■lasses en llm Ice Ihis 'I,-, headed liy II, il mini hers, ,ft. r sconrii end In ll Mi lor the -Imi iriiitoi ii svndi, tVilkiiiH, llm big (live mun, ci to the conclusion thai '.dn. I'ointer, the live vear-old liny stalliu l.y Adrian Ha' .a. 2.1)7 Vi In.I I'..nitei'. In- Capt. I'ointer, thai nun, jointly I.-. -In ' iiii.'lishunk nn.l .lllllll- Klluhil-1. el' Keene, un- Iln i" ' iii sight, ami afler an 1:11-11.■.■.-- I fill trip up ill Michigan. Wilkin.- nml Al 1- nt tin- club withh, in,- boiirdcil the I,in "rattler" Ier I am! became the | Keene. and purchased Mm horse, Imi N11I Qoodwii nn Knelish fl centre of nn appreciative group. AI „"„",! "withoui 'hiVlD^to "pavTbTprlc ■'■'■ an oirered the c dlan a cigar, of „ lvorl,,.fl chnra ' ' , , saying that it wn. a now prodnetion -with 'Villiin. and Proctor i- Mr. lie "With eu.'h eigur, you understand, (Gray liowovi r. in Adrian Pointer the* Imve -i horse with all tl earmarks' "■' ■' champion I their man) frii mh would In- delighted t.. seo them own n lii.u'li-'ln-s nne, an they are moil poim i;*r horseim n. Adrian Pointer is wliat miKht well ,"' ,illl(''l •■' big little horse. Hi- nieely-turned animal, ami reminds one exrept tin- promoter *-;iiii. " I will ^i\ • n coupon, mul wiu'ii yuu Imve sum!..''I ttiree thousand of thom yen may bring tlie coupons tu mi' mul exchange tin m for u grand piano." Nnt Mil Atari tho eigar, pinehed it gentb'. nntl tin ■■ plin.i; ■■nl sinokod (hi*'" thousnnri uf thesu i-igars I think 1 would need n harp instead of a grand piano," There u hurst of laughter" in whicli ilie |n" j_f i-V*-ri t "#"i«i\ J *. »V " 1 l"i I * "l s" 11V-.. lihtglishmnn did imt join, but presently lu* exploded with morrimont. "I >oo the point/' li that he is a l»rij,'lit bay iu color, wlillo tin* Hal horse is more "t a brown, II. trinls over :i poor half-mile trai I* «*-■•■»"■■ jinnis over n po actor, vou Imve lo trawl arouail Ihe hs without a record, but is credited with country n great deal and a harp would Urouiul u'.l". with phenomenally i'u.-i be so much more couveuietil to carry,' I quarters, II.* is bred on pacing lines, '•^■■■■■■■■''■^•^'^'^^ nnd appears to bo oue of the ruggod sorl that would stand hard racing. tip io ' lie proseld ' in:-* the hoi liu never beon favored withgexpert training, as his education ims been entirely in the hands of Mr Elmhirsi 'a non, "Snooky," who is Imt *i novice. Huw over, ji- lit.1 Imrsi- now n,„'s into the Stable ol' llusa M.-Uirr. tho littl I "Northern Giant,'' who is n [<nstuinstei in i In' :n i ■ i I raining nml raco driv iug, marked improvements may In* expected, ami it \*.ill imt i>i- surprising if Adrian Pointer should provo himself to In* the season's crack pacer in Mr- Girr's hands Tin- Int.- .M.u.'.lith Townsend had au alfection I'm* Scotsmen as contrioators in tin' Spectator, ni which he "a- for sn many years proprietor uml co-editor, Mt. Tuu hm'in I's I ih in-,' fur tin- Scots was bnseri un nn oxperleiico lie had in 1,1-ith when a boy, lie wns nn holiday, ami hail run shorl of money for his return to I Imi, lb- I...I.Ily boarded a i •■ idou passenger bunt, intimated liis desire lu tho captain tn ■_'• south, explained who Im was, mul Btttted that he wn- uii limit funds. Seemingly fn *♦, or* ably impressed by tin- bul 'a tale and nppcarnni o, th.' captain, a Scot, Raid tlmt would be all right, ami Bhowcri him tu a cabin, "But," snid young Townsenri, "thi. is a Balooti As things nil', Bteerngc would do all rijjht." "Na, ua, my munnic," said tlm captain; "ii I trust ye at all. I'll trust vu lirst With the Horses 'I'lm pu.-! couple of years in tin- grand circuit Iln- wfnnings of Walter I'ox havo aiiiminled m over $40,000, that ol' the lust cninpnlgn boing $40,288, divided aiuoiig Ids linl-es as follows! Ill.'ililmiii Itaogliiuaii, Ike blggOSl mime.V winning pacer out this j-oar, (13-580; Karl, Jr., tl.Wir,; llelvnslu, .*.1.7",,i; Km est, -W,.".ii'i; Major Brlno, if-.l","; Olive O'HIoiin, tl.nii: Uuin Am, Patch, -l.'.".n: Mnn ll., .iinui; riiutlv Direct, >;■'.": Kiln \inliiilntor, $410; Lilly llnrk. *l7.-i; Crelghton, $4(111. Outside of this JAPAN'S KAPJD RISE According to u li-t compiled in Tok... there :ne imlv 1,018 Japanese who 110, se-- sl'-iii.nun in- more in tho whole World. The pnpuliltinu of Japan is uver .11,iiiiii,in.ii. Including Ponnosn, ami the list slmivs plainly that llm Japanese are poor nnd the small amour|l of money thoy have is distriLuted .-.--.'.m_ a few peoplo. And Ihe lis! also shows that the Japanese are getting rich rapidly, us (here were only -111 of these licii Japanese ten veins ago. There nre md many countries whore the wealth of the nation is controlled liy so suiiill a nuuilicr of people as in Japan. And another interesting fact concerning the wealth of Japan is tint ilu- Imperial family is the richest family thoro, their iveulth oonsl.tlnr nf n large portion of the wealth of llm eu tire kingdom, Two hundred ami lit'!., thousand is not a great aiuonul of no i ey iii lids i ntry. Im! iu Jupnii the timiiiint goes further than it would hero. Ami tlm must surprising fact '■ ti.i'00 weelis nf llm legnl terms, a waller, iu gold l.u.i.i.-1 uniform, proouros il I "-ii iinui Hm strong room nf Um Middle Temple I procoodlug in the famous lMunli.it. in t'i Iniu i nun, llm ineiiilieii, l„ dinner Iiv blowing u blast mi this primitive " I en in.- ii I. lie Hum l-lsltS I'.'.el, .'"Illl ill llll'll, ,, ...'In," i,, iiiioionl eiistiun, uml many i bencher throws up his window lu li- len le lho si,nu,I nl llie ivindine hoi'll, which linn lieen In I i-uiil iiiimusll' in lllO'o product, since Hie lillle Ilium I lie Knights 'I' 'Im- ostabllshoil thoiiisol ves llmie in I 184, A REAL BEAR STORY Hm id Mnckay is now prppriotor nf Hie SI. Kriini'ls lliilcl in Vi mi'ii lull veins ng,, lie was a I'. I' I,' luclor ill Hm mountains, and took Hie Villi II,nne party through to tllO sen in 1887. When I lirsl inel liuie Im was running 11 lllllll Pel lieen N'nkusp uud Buiuloii iii llm curly dnys uf llm Sloenn. Al- es of Onequaiei Cough o)m) for 50o Th,. Quickest, Surest Couuh Rimiorly Vou Ever Uecil, en- Money Rafundcd. Otopa Even Whooiilnrj Couuh Qiiuikl.'/. Vmi mny not i I IIiq til which n GO- o, nl I'.iiie ,.i Plnex snvee you, bul vou .1" in nl llie wonderful i h*eotlvonesa of t.1.1, (...n.'ii.'i cough remedy, li will in-1 illy stop il." ni" i ohsllnnto dcop- seuteil mil Inside ■ ' -1 In tin , ami has im vqiilil Im' win . ; ;. ir . .ui,;li. A BO-cont Inn:', ei I I"".... mlxod Willi lii.m.- nin.le sn-- it- gj-rup, gives von 111 ounces i. fat lv nipplj- t.r nto m ■ i plonsiint mul offectlvo cough remedy yuu over usi a. lii-iv i re:.'. .1 in iln- minutes—directlcr.s in jui'i.i'i'i'. Tlio way 11 i-i tul.eu hold ol n cough nml gives Instant relief nIII mnko you I'ciii'ei Hint yuu never tried 11 het fUlmululos H ppotlto, I" sll rhlly laxn- live uml Innli'S gnod—eldldl'Oll Inlio It willingly. 11 1 ei n w mill ilu! record in im-. ■ ,,r Im I; l..nl im • trouble ami In - - „ , , splendid for croup, asthma, lirnnclilils, tliiuigh 11 iiiillvo "I Novn Bcnthi, lio tii.,.i.t trouble, etc, lined a "uii in,tie Ilmn a fishing rod, pines I- 11 special nml lilghlj collect uinl alums ha,1 his trusty rill.- cucliod (rated comiiniind .f Norway White I'lno soiuowher Ihe train, fm llfteon ' '! : J '/ : :: ' ' l"1 ','Ml",r ""!' ,.. 1 1 ,, iu .1 imi hm 1 im. ru' ■ nti Mun ly mix yeurs ngo "nine was llilcl or al : lho , ,, „,. • ,.,,,,„,, |„ „ \, I 8 railway IIiiiii diniifl lu vnn n 0111 and n la ri uly tor use couvcr, I 1111 n lieipieni pn lOuge I .1 in more lioine, iti tin f. ii and un Have's train, nud miu day the two '' ,:"'' '' "' ■ ;l'" ",,:''' remedy ,,,■ ,„ |„rii,l ,,, of ,",„|,„ nom Pines I"' often I eu imil Hei bill , " ,|1'" , " ;'" ' ' f" ' '"■" never . I els. will lie cherry, Al aiiothei lime I was sll ,,-„.■ ■ r ,,,. line ill llie |.ii"""..::.'. . .... I. ,|.el 118 I lie ; I mill e».l • '" ■•■ ill lllllll "'- iinui nus pulling inl,, the subiirbi at I ' i ' ' ■ rllfli nt, ■■< Nnkusp when I fell tlio brake u I" B,1 '.'"' ' , "" ,. " '1,"':,1l, '.',',',. ■■■•-"■> ''""I n ride ' • I ,', ■ ■ ,' end'in The llnox i ure Ihnl Ihe Irnlu wus being I" Id Co., foronto, Onl up, and riirele --P 'i tlireti n package .ni i -.; -I.III.....I i, I- I.a nil ii.'i, 'ml,. Ihe ..I . ,i I hi Iind fur Ihe |1:,m. | i | , 1,1, i lime had lh.1 ll luiggi ur. In il" u'B) I nxpeded nut , „| i,,,, t,,,,,, n„, H|,|, ,|„„, ,,t !.. i.'.'i H" robliet i imi mj roll ||„, oxpre enr, and hud put on Uio ub When I gol lo lho fr id of the „ Hml liu c d plel lip Hrs vnn ii lie ine. n ileiiilhead tftni the de coined bent e. ti lakeii nboiti-d 1 wonl In pit I. up > II nud i.mu.I llmt Hie will I I .1 bllill II il nil uver till IiimiisiI", which ...... I... I. - lulled II Hml i„ii., when Hi" i'lm. I Hul I v mill,I lie pick.nl I reel NEWFOUNDLAND TOO SENOS GOOD NEWS \Z?\\ Or" TiiK CKI.AT WHIM. DOOMS Kin NEY PILLS ARE DOING * Ihivo'n fenl in Kliiiutin« n bear from u .11.' iin boon squalled J. 0, Gnvn, a sufferer from Bheuma lij nnj fonduetoi lu thc world. I will Usui and Lumbago for llvo yoara, novor forgol t1 il even If ii wm finds quick relief *ui*I comploto cure expeimivo, nltlio ■ da^ I expeel ln Dodd's Kidnay Pills to t avon hj I .i-in u imvo'n Clatu rianl fiovo. ,'ny Ht. (loorgo, Nil.I.- Xinvfuundlund rontribntw il liaro of the -..■!■■-■ ,: ■-!,- b. In.■],!'- K, luoy Pills, Tin ru if n i iug pxamjilo ill this |dntT. Mr. .1, C*. i,i, - u. u woll In own ir-i'li-Mi, Bufforod r Khouniati-Ui and Lumbago for live yearn. To-day lio in a well man, and di pa not lu dtnti to give Dodd'a Kid noy l'ills all tho erodil for tho run-. * * My trouble was ununcd by bI raia .■uni .-nl.l.'* Mr, Clroon Bays, ia telling liis ntory. " And for five yearn I snf fered from RheuinntiNin and Lumbago, I was always tirod and nervous. My Bleep wns broken and anrofre.hing nnd the pains of ncurnlgia added t" my distress. ■ ■ I was in very bad shape indeed when 1 started to use Dodd'a Kidney l'..i.-. but thoy booh gave me relief. It i- because I found a cure in Dodd '■* Kidney I'iM- thai I recommend thom to in v friends." Dodd's Ktduoy Pills always euro Kid noy ill- a" matter whore it in found or in whnf stage it is in. ,' iganl hotel Who . l.iii'.l IP.in- HUS , ■iplain of the 1 i". lime tl llOgril si: nr mi liuai.I ll IS III lured 1" l.e ll igged Kvorykhing I' ing prepared an, the ship'- com p in : -s,u.il,led tu see ll .■ punishment f I llietc 1. '"PI 1 uue inadc ll long »1 -h In Ine etllpr t un tho ennliuil. .. his 'Heine. The ni",, . lired of the ll rang 10 and ol III ving his back e\ I1 1 u the eold, '."I'ii. 1: Mns a, it' you tl iggei floggeo; " il vou pteuiiiee. p enehi Hut tu. p .',' 1, ',' 1.11,1 Iii"'. ' too! "I'e foctly Thi- «..rt y" is th" e ll I'll" er of Bieklc1 . Am 1 'ei'SIims.1 il" >. ■nip. ll enn be IIS ed wi ill Hie utmost CI nli.l. ice that il iv 1 .!.. lhat in claim " for t. li is sure n its efTeetB, ns the II c of il Will el.'illl ' den oustrate, und CI '. l.e lelif't upon e .hi o a eold out ,1 Hie aVStem mere , 11.. ti velv LIiiiii any oilier medicine. Tn il Ul • 1 l.e eniii-ii" 01 lha it is ivlitil t is 1 liiiiueii to l.e mmm relieve and cure lnd'r,_-''on—aci_!t/ of the stomach'-b!llo*__T-t?i*_»—*3a'i^len«2e —dyspepsia. Th**y rednforco the st.mach by supplying the acove principle? needed for the di-je.tlon of all kinds of food. Try one afier -ach meal 50c. a box. If your druggist his net stocked Ihem yet, aead __ _*Oc. and we will mail you a box. 33 National Dnn and Chttnleal Companr of Cn-ia.l>, Limited, • • Monrrral. ho hail o stable racing ovor tba New! tlmt moro than throo nun rtors'ofThos England hnlf-iitMe tracks whirl, galb.) 1,018 rich Japniteso accumulated tli rrd in nl.mit *„,:tlin. ^^^^^^^ In winning this money Cos drovo In 71 rncos, boing Ilrst _l tiinofl, s ud 1"Vj times, third 11 times, fourth s>.. times, and unplaced in ton id' bis starts. Only mil' othor stable n\\\ this year won moro than did Cox's, thai of Toinmmy Murphy. It musl nlso bo re memberod Hint since last April there ha-*] 1 n sold by Cox $38,600 worth of trotters and pacers at private sale. Always drive I" win.' •'I should sny sn. Tho day of the driver going away from the wire rippity bang has passed, unloss laying all over the Iii Id In (mini ht' sp I, whirli is seldom, Brains count more now in the utility than ovor. Time iu larin:: In** passed, it not being hnv fasl ho In nts are, liul tho class of the how thai counts, Glvo n 2.05 wealth during tin' lasl twonty llvo years. An.l ftirthoriiioro, tho grontor per cent, of those people became rich with thotr brain aim physical Strength ns their solo capital and assets. OLDEST CUSTOM OF OLD LONDON Notvhorfl do old customs cling more (irmly than in tin* ancient seat of lognl learning, (he Middle Temple, which still jealously guards the traditions it has inherited. To tlio present day, benchers, bants tors, and students are summoned in din in■!• each evening during term time by the winding of » horn n custom whieh tins survived on this spot since iho ro mantle days of tho Crusndors, livery ovoning nl Imif-pnst llvo, during the of Mother Qrnvps'l "' '■' ! i-in.in.ilm Ml- i v. ■ ,, | 0$$X>)§$$;$$) I «_Wt*oUutt(*ft-*>i'Kicii. asct-Nis FOR PINK EYE AND THROAT DISEASED DISTEriPCI, CATARRHAt rEVER AND ALL NOSE ( urei Un- sick and sets n« » preventlre f^r uthen. Ijf-ind u'lvtit on tin' tongue. Safe fur brood maroi uid nil aUters. lii-nt ■ idiipj mi- . :■"•■ .ui'l 91 ii bottle; *?•■ snil fto the doa.n. Bold i... .ill drunitll nod hone goods houses. Dt_ttibntorn: AU Whoio Dl 'i • IfOllSH S?0HN NEDICAL CO., Cfatmliti an.l Bacterlola£ls!i. GOSHEN, IND , If.S.A WHEAT, BARLEY OATS, FLAX Owing to so inu.-ii unfavorable weather, many farmers over \V«st»*-ri, (auada have gathered at least part of their crop touched by frost or otherwise weather damaged. Hnweter, through tbe large shortage Id corn, oats, barley, fodder, potatoes and vegetables, by tbc unusual heat and drought nt Intd summer in tbe United Htntes. Knpttjrn Canada and Wo.torn Europe, there is going to be a steady demand at good price* for nil the gniin Weitern Canada has raised, no matter wbnt iti qualiti may be. So much vnrietv in quality makes it nnpossiblt for those Jet**- ei perleUCed to .judge the full.value that Hh'iuld tie obtained fm **nc_ gru.t. therefore the farmer never stood more iu need of the service*-! cf tin- experienced and relinh'e urn iii cnmmisHion man to act for kitn. iu the looking lifter and selling of bis grain, than be dues this season Farmers, you will therefore do well for yourselves, not to accept Street or track prices, but to ship your grain by enrlond direct to Fort WVHiaui or Port Arthur, to be bandied by us In a way that wil! get for you all there ic in it. Wc make liberal advances wben de-Mred, oo receipt of shipping bills for cuth shipped. We never buy your grain on i nr own account, But act nn your agents in soiling it to tho best i.d*»r* tn go for your nccouut. and we do so nn a fixed commission of lc per bushel. % We have mnde u specialty of this work for man; years, and »'> well Known over Western Canada for our experience in the grain trade reliability, careful attention to our cuetouiers1 Interests, and promptness in making settlements. Wo invite farmers who hn»e nut yet employed us to write t.i up fn? shipping Instructions and market Information, and In regard te out standing in the Winnipeg drain Trade, uud our Bnanclal position, we bog to refer you tn the Union Hank of Canada, and nny of its branchnr !il>... to the commercial agencies of Hnnlwtreet*- and K U Don .. Co THOMPSON SONS d. CO. GKAIN COMMISSION MERCHANT*. 703 Y Grtin Exchange Winnipeg ,;-r.__«»iaa'.!_S9Riat_.v,^K9 tjlll_l.ilWACK b„KK I'llKKS •**» Three men of bnsluosi, ouuh woll u| in his own lino, woro recently askod i* statu wlmt, thoy undorstood by the form ■•Wnll Btroot.'" Tho lirst iiwor wuh short and to tho point—Wall Stroot, ho said* stood Cor thc whole sye torn of "gambling in stock. bonds." Tbo second man said that h didn't know much aboul It. "Tho onl; tiraoH I ovor gol mixed up witb Wall Stroot," Im romurkod, 'was oneo wlu-n n smooth Biilosman sold mo Homo stock ,n an alleged mine out iii Nevada, am i,ne other time when I was beguiled In t0 buying some wireless tolograpb 'se furltl-iMi ' " Tho third man hoard tbo ,,isworn ..I tl ii"*' two, I I"1"'1 uuiU agree w|lh thom, Tho tonu Wnll Street, ho doc.larod, inounl n thnn lust speculating oi Kamblliiu lu socur ■ ,,,„; *i„ ,,,-i tlm real tduu ol whal Wall sm-ei roiill) wn • ■"" had lo lucludf „ll tlio bonds and trusl i-ompauies down ,„ ine (lnanci il di tricl "wlib li sl 1 ,n with Lite spocul iters aud mnde *> out of lending 'I"'111 l0. l" w"r" -Mill." ■„ rfl|,U lu the i|iiu tion pul to Ibe niiin in tlm stn el ns Lo wlml hi Idon of Wnll Htreol is, yon i.-'- nil ,*,,l,s "' unsworn, bill thu miai rIvoh iibovu are , lltlv ,-..,,,. enintivo, \lmosl always tbo idea thai Wnll Sired is u place j^iven IIVOI **v-' l" -VOl.. I" I llhltulS mid people *-*■"- hnvn wurtliless eeuri ,„.. t„ .(,ti ilme.i nevoi Lliu bloti thai ,i |h a logltimatu institution, n t Hal pnrt. i speak, ol the country's ocon \m\a nt,-. This mil '■• 'l"' whole business is rut ton uml ougbl to bu wined oil tlie mnp. Timi man Is ol u Iltora tolurnul disposition tlioj can uumblo Lheir heads ufl foi ull ho cures, !!» long hh thej iluti'l bo r I , M11113 men manv minds, Bul in uni) the few ,,,i, ,■-.,,- ( .1 tt aio ■*'■" understanding 0f wlml Wall ■ Lrc'cl b Its uue fum t,ons nud il ■ tremendous Importance to ti,,. busiuei ■ ol th mtry. Wall Streel, as 11 matter of fact, not an institution ul all. H is an 1 vu lotion, a dovelopnioiit. Prom the actual truth notning eould bo farthei than the [tlou unfortuinitel) so wide spread, tbat ;ltl aKgrogtttton ..1 speculnto s going by t|M ......... 0| the Stock Exchange is the nucleus of ti"* whole thing, and thai all tlio bauks nud bankers and trust companies are t el) tho accessory machin ory Wrough which tbo speculation is earned on. The Stock Exchange 1- ■< I.i-* part of Wall Btroot, and tt biy union nt of bank money is all tho timo boing used foi speculative purposes, imi Hint is ver) far from snyiug that the Bxchange is everything and tbat ibo bank- and banking-houses exist .ml* to keep it going. It needs only the smuHest amouut of knowlodgo ol conditions as the) actunlly are to roalido tin. absurdity of such an Idea. ■liu*. spectacular end of wall Streel s business is tbo speculative end—and that goes a long way toward explaining current popular misconception. Tho fnci thai, some railroad OUt West which wants to open up promising territory l.y boil.line a new line has been BUCVCSi ful iu raising the money in W grout railroad, wa will sny, Ims so in e leased its business and BOOB BUcll a eluiiii'-' for Increased business ahead, thut It decides to bori'OW, say, lil'ty mil lion dollars In bn used iu improvement!-. and in tlie extent-inn of its lines, ll.nw in dispose oi' fifty million dollars of its bonds nt tho highest possible price in 01 hei* words, whoro to borrow fifty million dollars ul. ihe lowesl rato thai Ib tho ureal quostlon, Tiliy million dollars is a lot ui nniue*,; 110 bank Is In 11 I,, num iu make . ui'h a loan, 11' 1 ho railroad trios to offer tho bunds dlrocl in ihe InveBtinoiit publii. ii hn • i<* tako a chance on whal pi Ico 11103 ' fforod nnd lays itself open besides to tho longeron - poe Ibllil) of Inn iiij : he i sue only partly subscribed for something which would hurl Its crodl! badly, .in 1 In re i- where the Wall fttrnul mar ki 1 - nun in Com em ral lug. as n woro, foi n in", 1 in- \\hole couul 1 > ■ a ■ allnble supply ni nn ci itieni capital nl oue point, the Wall Strt ol mnrkul presoiil .1 dellnite solution in 1 lie ipic 1 Ion, *' * -nu 1 hose b Is 1 Id and nl wlml iirleiil" 11 tlioy can bo sold, tho groat Wall si reel bouses and bank 1 know ii 1 hoj ha\e 1 boil lingers constantly on the Investment pulse of iin* countrj ;iinl nro in 11 posit ion i" toll just n hut ui-. 1 situ will bti). and whal II Is in ub* to "Her thorn. 'I'o m E those groat In*, est ni Interests, therefore, t hu raitroad uinungoi 1 go, ''■ an those bunds be disposal uf and at whal pi i. e .' ' " Is I hell IptC I inn. Villi ni'i'iil'd in-; a** Investment condilIons liappeii to bo, and as lho) figure the prospects for disposing et the bonds, the Wall Stroot hunl 01 w ill hupo Ihoh reply. Now the snle l.y a railroad of llfty or a hundred million dollars' worl It of its bonds and tho distribution <>i tlie bonds i>> ike investment [mblic is boiiio tuiug which cannot be iiceomplishod, except through the nu J "•' Wall st reel. Such a loau nucessitatci eu op oration b) several big liou os, 1 ho com maud of 11 \ or) largo 1111 ut of crodil distributive facilities of iln* vory high est order, And onlv in Wall Street ie tiiis combination to lie ten ml. There nro tn Im found banking-firms, the banks, and tho bond selling houses whieh have boon organized for tho purpose of putting through just such big :i tions, The bnnkiug interests ro in close touch with ilu- mil road which wants to borrow the money; they know exactly what tho state of t ho road's (1 nances is, and are thoroughly familiar with its business uml prospects. The Lie banks of deposit stand roady, if the proposition is a worthy ouo, to put up tno monoy whicli will bo needed the bonds during the time when their distribution to investors is g effected. The Investment-houses havo tbe organization, tbo selling tune, hi.I the clientele tu do the distributing. \ll threo of these classes of bankers co* iperate. They have co-oporotod boforo "i d - "I' such propositions, and in tho process thoy have developed tholr facilities t<> the highesl possible de greo. That means that thc loan call lie Hunt isn't ono tenth of tho interest i*" the ,.,( ,,,, the bust possible terms. There is gonorul public contained in the an i,,, wastage, no experimenting at tho noun co mon t tliat thi*- plunger 'leaned borrower's expense. It 1- nol going to up .1 minimi on the lasi move ii Read i„. -, question nf the railroads offering Ins 01 that- by that samomove in Head- rtho bonds and then Inking chances on ing somo other plunger was cleaned out. imw manv of them will bo sold or on Prom the standpoint ot public interesl tvlintt price thev will bring. The rail thore is un comparison between tho fact rond wnuts the nu y for some specific that tho Township of Poduuk has rais purpose, if it can get its bankers iu ud a hundred thousand dollars to build Wall Street i- agree to take tho bonds ;1 school-house bj Belling thnl man) and at n fair price, its concern in the bonds in Wall Street, and the fact that mattei is al an end. The marketing and pjohn .u,:,- ran n "uboe-striug" up to distribution of the honds ure entirely n million dollars in tho stock-market Uj, to tho banker. Hefore lie agreed and Mien dropped it all iu ono day, If n, tako the In.mis ami advance tho tail b„ ,,. fforks Wnll Street i- known, il is road the money, he had satisfied himself known by those works which aro alt that 1 otild dis| of them at ;i tlic time being 1 '"1 "l""' ■■"' public's profit. What banks would I I him the attention. money, whnt other bailklng house- he lint all tho time, whether tho public would lot in un the syndicato, what knows it or not, thc real work of Wall luvestment-housos might be relic.1 upon Stroet is going steadily forward, i>ot to place the securities with investors spoeulation- not the soparati ( the all thai was provlously figured out, .vtid unwary one 1 roll] In- linrd-cnmod Cttsll as a result of his bolug able definitely but tho finnneiug of legitimate Indus- to calculate tins.* things .<- n result, irv. Ue the cxcitomenl on tbo 11 *•«*■ f in uther words, of the existence of the i.i the Kxchango over so frcuziod, all Wnll Stroot mechanism tin banker wns over Wall Street, in quiot banking par nble to take off tho railroad's hands the Ims, merchants aro arranging loans to almost Impossible task of selling its do business ou, corporation mnnngors own securities, .'or his sorvicos, nf an- aegotiatlng for fresh capital to bo course, n substantiul commission had to spent on improvemonts and extension-. t,(. paid, but oven making the fullest representatives of far-away luuuleipali allowance for such commission, tbe rail- tie!! aro nrrnnglng to borrow money to road gol Its monoy much more reason build sowers, pave streets, nnd pul up nt.iv nml expeditiously than it could public buildings. Nur, as so many poo possibly hnvo ^«>t it in an) other way. pie. eeom t» think, nro theso trnnsne Tho second division ol Wnll 81 eot'i linos carried on with ono eye on the uctivity Eu the way ul providing mono) ticker. Pinuneial business of nnj kind noeda knowlodgo of attoudanl routll lions, but of all popular miseoucoplions of Wall Btrool this ono, that tho oyr „f tno bank officer M the head of 11" Inventmeut house Is glued to the tlckei is ahonl tho worst. Millions of dollnrs aro borrowed and loaned ovor) dny In Wall BtrOOl by men who IlllVO im pel -iinui intoroat whatever In tto* stock market, aud whoso knowlodgo of mar kot affairs, indeed. >** as limited as tholr deslro to concorn thomsolvos with ibis form of financial business. In the discharge of i's Hue function ua ii provider 01 capital for logltlmato industry, Wall Slieel divides its ac livity nil" BOVOrol dilVereiit clnSBOS, Pint, and. porhnps, most important, comes tho raising of froah money for ••lent railroads nml Industrial corporations through tllO sale of their bonds ami sleeks. Noxl eomos tho raising ol capital for new enterprise*- all over the country, sometime by direct loans of hank money, Imt 1 «■ often l*y the snle of aoetirttlos to the Invostuient public. Thirdly, thoro Is the work of maintain Ing n mnrkol In nil those Bocurltios. In which thoy can icmlilv 1)0 bought Hllll -..Id. and wnich gives 1 11 thnl qunllt) of "markelnl.ility" whicli se nddfl to their dosirabllity In tho oyos of the averago Investor. Pourtit and last there is the direct financing of liusine- the discounting of thia man'a note nnd tho furnishing !■* thai mnn ol tho non ssnrj croillt for bringing In n hnndrnd cases of - hoi lac front Singapore or thc ship ping of n hundred balos of cotton from Memphis to Liverpool, Take the flnl Of these dmvmus of Watt Street's legitimate activity, A for business purposes is the furnishing ol cash, in smaller amount-, for the undortnking of new enterprises, \ pre lltable opportunity, wo will sny, pro >eiits Itself fot building an in tor urban electric railway somewhere out 10 the Mu1.11' w.si. in tb.- i iinie locality iheie mn) be boiiio capital available, bul the rnto local Investors uxpqcl to gel fn then money Is apt to bo high, and the total amninit needed may l.e inure thnn thero npponrs to bo In sight. 80 lo Wnll Street llie haekers of I lie new project go wilh tholr request for capital, Nor, it the proposition Is a u 1 0110, will ihey hate much troublo iu getting into touch with a house nr houses abb* and willing lo do Ibe nocos Mir) liuaioiiig. Tiie thing bus to he right, Of COUTSO, and there can be no q 11 os tiou nboul frnnchlsofl or riuht nf way or other such considerations, bul wben* everything is in order, the ntton* tiou of bnnklng Interests run soon en ougli I"- attracted. Home house with a InrgO list of clients to wl 1 it know*, il can sell tin* bonds, and which has Ihe proper facilities lor attaining the no pessnrv credit nl bank until the bonds lie -uld, Will take up 'lie proposition uml advance the money. 'Ihai moam thnl while mo distribution 01 the bondl is going on, :i process whicli may re quire a considerable pet ind of time, work Oil the new project can bo B tend Ity pushed. It would be a mlstako to Imagine thai Wall Sheet is the only pla.-e in which such a proposition can be financed, 1ml il is none the less true that a largo nul uf Wall Stroot's business is tho finding of money for ontorprisos insl of as has boon said, the c Ivy's avail able cnpilal supply is foeusod, il 's generally il use thai it Is ,iusl there thai capital is to be had on the most favor able terms, I.von with issues of modor ato -I.'.*, thnl ihe marketing and dlstrl* Iniu. E the bonds may he most ocon omiciilly offocted, co operation by son oral houses and command of plenty of bank-credit is generally necessary. And it. is in Wall Stroot that this ooinblmi t Ion is generally to bo found. The third Important division of Wall Stroot's activity in (he financing of enterprise is the. niaintonnnco ni a market Cor tin* BOeuritloi whicli have been sold and distributed, Take tin* lirsl ease mentioned, tlmt of thu big railroad w Ii wants to pm mit fifty or u bun dreil million dollars' worth of A new bond, Approached with au offer nf such :i security, tho avorago Investor b guiun, to bo vory ' h moro Intorostod If In- knows thnl tho Bocurity will ul ways lia\ 1 a ready inurki 1 1 bo roadi lv convertible Into enflh, than If ho know*, thnl who ice Im Iin 1 ghl II may be very dillicull for llllll lo sell. Murki'tuhtllt) inii) forniH uf invt sl mont is a \ ui) much ui or rutod quality, hm thord is no getting awuy from the lad thai oi iwo equal!) nooil Bocuril lei. mie having a road) mnrkol and 1 he other boing sbm of sale, tl ne whieh nm ul any iime be roinllly uonvertod Into cash will sell suvorul points hlgliei thnn ihe other. So that If lho I Is aro i" l"' 1 keied ul tho best po Iblo pi Ice, pin peel h u buyers lm\ u tu fool ill itirou thai a good mill kol rt Ml bo oiainl lined in kVlllcll Iln bonds l'III I ill any I i In- leiitlih boilglll or sold, Whal .Villi Slieel ll in Ihe Wil) nf providing such a mnrkol can best he approulatad by looking ut whut would happen were there nu Wall M reel mar kot. liy dironl offer to Invoators all ovor iln- eouutry, somo great ruilrond, we will say, may have Biiccoodoil in placing a big issi f iis bonds ai 11 fairly docenl price. A time of -.tress conies along nud some ui the larger holders dosim to sell out. ll' the bonds uro good, little difficulty j probably, will he iinui.1 in getting some ono to tako ovor i< roasonnbJo amount of tbem. But the issue, it must bo remombored, is a large ono iind financial conditions may be such a- to cause the holders of u very large amounl of tho hun,Is to want to soil out. Very soon tho scattered buying powor ha- been exhausted and .Mill a largo amount ot' tho bonds aro boing pressed for sale. Whnt happens? .■simply thai the bunds are offered down in price, saeriliced, in order I*' make somobody willing to buy tbem. In Bomo other city there may be, nnd wvy prob ably is, some Individual capitalist or some bank or insurance company, which. if it knew the bonds were being offored for sale, would willingly pul In a bid. Hut thero boing uo one point at which a market I'm* the bonds is established and iit which prospective buyers uud sellers 1-1111 rely upon finding one another, the capitalist or banket in Hie distant city has no iden of tho opportunity t<> huv what be is looking tor. Iiv the honds" nre likely to I slaughtered'1 hard-pressed holder, therefore, tIniu order to get rid of them, whereas, if he only knew il, iu sonic other part of the country there exists a haver who would bn willing to pnj hint a fuir price All very true, admit Wall Street's detractors, bul in order that this contra! market where buyer and seller come together may exist, is it n soar) iu hnvo such a plnce as Wall Street with its Stock Rxcbungc, its banks ami trust companies, its banking nnd brokerage houses*} Logical nnswor to that is. cer taii.lv. ihnt tho grentor tho facilities and the wider the ramifications of the Wall sireet Institutions, the bigger nnd broader tho mnrkol in uuy given socur ty will In*. As tilings nre now, with the bond and brokerage houses equip ped with wires running into ovory big it) h tl 1 countn . mid vt Ith agents al very important point constantly on the lookout, nu geuuinn bid or offer can bo publicly made without huviug il nlinosl instantly wired intu tho market where the particular security is traded in. By the presenl system, indeed, all the mar kots nro bound together aad made a> one. And in nceomptisliing "t the b Ami iu the nccomplishing of this re ult, eneh of thc vurlotis different kinds it institution!' and hoii-i a in Wall Street plays its own important part. It is not generally tho case that this man peculator out-and-out, and that man i- a siinon pure investor. Tbe man who has the bulk of hi* fortune locked up in lirst mortgage bonds is not uu likely every once in 11 while tO bllj moth ing of a speculative nature, nor is il unusual foi the man interested in in- -tin 1. market to havo a resorvo fund vested in tllO salc-1 kind ol' builds. The overage Wall street house, thoro fore, inn-l he. and Is, equipped to do alt llfferonl kinds Of business. Over its Chicngo wiro at .me moment tliere will tu hun live upplio of cash nud erodit tO hum lllllll ■ who UT0 iu need of m* cominodttl The Wall Street iusti tutiuns Ihenisolvi -, ul courso, havo forgo amounts of 111 \ to lend to moi cuiitilo houses thruugh the discounting Of tiiolr piipei and nllieiwise. Imi that is only a pail of what is ac. pllsliud. Through tho medium of Wall Btrool and ub ll icsiill of Ihe systoni which has been Imill up, thoro is made available fOl' tho merchant not nnlv Ihe cash or credit- whieh the groat New Vork bank may bo willing fu lend. There is made available, ns well, I hr loauuble funds belonging to banks all over tho coun try, ami the loanable funds belonging to tho big hanks in Europe for wh the Wall Strool banks and banking houses have come to net iih ugonts, Nut Infruquontly Is It tho ouso that, through the agoney of Wnll Stroot, mercantile borrowon urn provided with outside cnsli und ciedii which, without Wall Streel 's Intorvont would bo ubsu lutoly Inaccessible. 1 mil buppons, for Instance, when the Wnll Stroot banks 1 llilllll oh BB huiT'iu a y ahniail in m dor to linn ii ovor to thoir mercantile clients, li happen . too, whon, through the issue of 11 1 oiiiiiion inl crodil for export nr Imports, tho great I'orolgn discount inurketH, orilnble rosorvuirs "I I 11 [litIII 1 II pOUud Up I" the Use nl' American merchant - ungngod In 1 ni nlgii trade, Tlioso aro merely 1 wo 1! lustrations. In countless other wnys Hn* • thing Is iiccompllsliod, Tliere Ih lots of SpOCtllnl imi :', g Oil 111 Wall BtrOOl and || does lot_ Of harm tliere is no getting away irom thai. But speculation Isn't Wnll SI 1 'i main business. Its main business is tho finnneiug of legitimute commorco ami Industry. Wnll street doosti'l need nny defense. Wlml it needs is more lutolll gent appreciation of its real business mi ihe pari oi' the gouornl public, THE LIPB OF A "WOP." As tho trnlll llnshes ;,t- full speed thruugh the .haipe.-i. railway cut In tho World, the Industrious New Jersey i-uin in ill -ii mav now read liis mOTlling paper right into tlie hoarl of the iiiagnificcnl outreucliing terminal al it*- end, un- npeied by any smoko sai0 1 bnl 1 1 his aftor-breakfast cigar or ifold-tlppod cigarette; for tho gigantic Borgon Hill, onco thu buna of ull Brie travelling folk, lias been torn asunder. How safe the clonii-chisolod pnssagoway at my l'COt appeared, writes Amo Bosch in '(Kverybody•_," bow safe in tho oyo, to the oar, to the baud, lie was lonng llU[ at the brink of the precipice in the office of the constructive engineer, and we rend: "Tn think." I evelaimed. "thnl Hot 11 uuin was killed! ■■Who told you thai.'" askod tho young assistant, ■"Why, it's here in I In- report sent, to the newspapers by your press agent, lie makes a poinl of it." The young assistant smiled. "Well, yos, I guess that's right," he replied, "There wasn "t au\ OHO killed except just wops." "Excopt what.'" "Wops. Don't yon know what wops nro? Dagos, niggers, aud Hungarians - the fellows tlmt did tbe work. They don't know utiylhlug, ..ml thoy duuM count." This was interest iug, says Bosch, for it made him think; and what, is more, he has been thinking ever since. Por II -tall, lie writes: I began by trying to find ont how man. wops W killed in the Brie cut. But I have been trying for months, aud 1 have nol vol le: I the oxacl nnin- ber, I novor expocl i*» know it. N 10 known, Tbo cut is only ten mi nines by tube from New fork Cjty, and yet tliere is no record worthy of Ilu* name, The nearest npproncli to adequate in formation I found in certain nows- papers, In April, IflUl), when complo linn was ^iil| a year distant, the Bnd -ui ui* \ 1 Ibsei •■ er published a pur tiiil list of the killed and injured. It filled lour columns, The total nunibor of tho dead Cttn I101 even ).,< estimated. I know «.t' twonty live. Theso wero either killed instailtly ol died within a fow -lavs. Those who lingorod nnd wen- carried away by friends wen never scored ngnlnsl the cut, but were pul ill ihe list of misi-ellaiicmis injured. whicli contained hundreds of name.--. (And ihe most rcuiiirkublo thing about I his tremendous undertaking, said the pies- ngout, wub thai it did nol cosl ;i single life! I Vet, nl the time. Doscli was inclined io he 11 Id) incredulous, uml mad.- hia way confidently up to the blasting fore man, a bi^ twu li*ted smiling irishman, to Iind out, this time I'm- _lirp, 9ny» ho: "Si. you kill a man ne.-asimialh," 1 remarked to him. "Oh, the) get bumped," ho replied, "if thev don'l gel oul **t' the way." And ltd- wus ill thnt ho bad to wiy, but Dosch soon fouud out thnt tho life happens to Btrlko tbem ami tbey gu overboard thev pull I lieinselves Up OU the rope." The lawyer -eeined to isldor tlli ■ a period argui 1 ngnim 1 furl her pm lection, But ho had novor lieen wash ed uvorboard and fuced death in a heavy sou ugalnst tho slimj sido ol u scow, Outside New Yuri- harbor, where forty scows are dumped over) day of ihe' year, the inspecting govornmeul tugs huve long boon in tho liahit of standing bv whilo the ■jcuwinon make their perilous runs along tho twelve Inch plank, and thev have saved so manv lives thill till)) have losl all count. of finding Olll how many men luBO their lives. The scows '1 1 clear rroni the custom house, nor are 1 lie om uorw ro sponsible to tho adjoining states, Thoro ii no possibilit) of an Investigation, no 1 i'M for 11 curouor's .jury, nn roporl of men Inst. BroipiQiill; tlio men lire em ployed wiih ilu- utmusl In.ormnlit) picked up hi 11 hurry 011 thu wharf ut night, told line, in knock "pen ihe hap dnurs. and promised 11 dollar and ll hnlf If tliey gol back. Some SCOWII10I1 1)0 cume ace plishod gymnnsls. Bul whnl ill i the | * w.p who goc i mil Into a misty wn nn Ills Ilrst trip? A storm is regarded us rather n 1 in the owners, The solid om wash a good deal of Lliu luad overside, inl.I. nn llie plea uf sa\ Ing Uie ami pin pe ty, I Im traps are Oh In rod n| od imi!: boforo the dumping-grounds are roiichod, At Bltcll times llie sea Is Ul iis mei si, hat thoro is not even n govern lit tug standing by. Ves. we are iluKi-lod by Ihis oontury's Buuitations and Inxurlos, btil ;is Sir, Bosch points out, tho pour peoplo who are mostly rospouslblo for thorn, who build mn* improved railway- and go out to sea iu dingy barges Lu keep uur cities clean- these unfortunate people, wops, If you choose I*' cull them, are completely losl to the common view. ■Y CHANGE OF BEAT Sergeant! "Constable II want, his pre lie Pol a now 11 ii il'ii sent mie is getting too tight." Inspector: "Ah! What heat In •I.n-e,lale. -ir." ■Oli! Then transfer DO VOU KNOW HIM? "Awe." was all he snid when thu Pullmuil purler showed him lo his seat. beforo Ihe truill pulled uut. Then, some time Inter, there wus a had smash up nM the '* I, nnd ihe porter politely Infon I the ISnglishinnn thai ilu- lu cuiiintive boiler had burst. " We." be grunted. "Yes, and sixteen people have 1 u killed." "Awe," he grunted uguin, "And uud," continued tho porter, trying to break the news gently, "your OWII 'nan, ) mil '. IIlol, llUI keen hi iWIl to pieces,' * ■ Aw.-' Woll b iug me * ho piece ihat Imi i lie ■ - ■ uf ni) portmuiitonu.'' OOBREOT \ Toronto Hundny sol I tea.-her nine had occasion tn catochisto a uew pupil whoso ignorance of liis Testament WOllIll ItUVO I < lUSlUg had ll nol been HO appalling, line Buildtt) sho liskod the lillle fellow how many , ommandinonts there were. Ti) ber surprise the lad answered, glibly enough, "And new, Sammy," asked tho teacher, " what would bo tho result if vm, should break ouo of thomt" ••'ihen there'll bo nine." triumphantly unswored the youngster, ASK ME ANOTIIEIl! Tlie . 'in* * iiiiii* (tu tin- podestriai who luts boon k lied down by a mot< cycle): "Could yow sweai fo the Thc Pedestrian: "I did! What ilu I ake me fm ■'" A SUITER THAT PAID FOE ITBBLF \n allude III tin Italian rev low •<< tains mi lllton ! Ilg -tn". ,,' i. ■ ■ composer, and Itnbinl, tlie tenor. Tour hi)- together, tin ci lited -i town where i -ii.'.it 11 nam ial ■ was -•,posted But thoy woro disappoint wl, for when Ihey eiiiered Ihe ball th- - found lift) |" i. 'His present, Itubini was furious, .. ' said would uot sing; bm i.i-.'t i timed him. • ■ Vou mi*.i~i -ing,'' lie said; '' this small audience la evidentl) co n oi musical i unuolsseurs of the town, ao we should i rout them ■.. I Biszt su! ,; o example with a ■.- ■ overture, and Etubiui sang to : - tIon, Liszl gave b<■■■•■ to then addressed the audience, ■ • Ladies and "I think that yuu have music Allow ine to as n little *uppi r v 'I'hi- uvitatiou Liszl aud Hul ence to i it a cos uf twelve hiu guests i< pn rated t ;ht affair had bi. ■ ■ wh aothing more . t is decided to give tl . , • ■ ■ tised on the :■ * . ths astonishment the * i there WUS I1" "' . v * ■■ town had turned OUt ' than of an invitation tu mppsr ■ ■ lie: ■•V,.: darling!" She; "11 'ml _00 that ever since Wti *■■ '■* D I "* *'■ i ■■'■ months ago. Want ' . have been then! be coming nn nrdei to buy Union Pn He ou u ten point margin. The nc\t '■■' ■'■ wop nahnro 1- a bard one. I! inossngo mav, vet) probably, be a bid Jwl "don'l count" and ibis also i| for ii block of first-mortgngo bondi tin* very highest class. The profil nrli ing from the trunsaetlons of uolthei class, -, p.ir.telv would mnke it worth While lo bave the wire It is tbe di vorslty "f tho business which makes it pay, And so it is with tho othor fa .ihties which make tbe Wall Streel market whal it is. It is only because there is sn much business being done and because its character is su varied thai n man who wants tu buy a block of honds in New Vork can Hnd out in It l'l ecu or twenty minutes whether there are auy offering anywhere from Bon don to Sun Francisco, The fourth division of Wnll Stroot's activity in Ihe providing of Irnde witli capital is the lending of money nnd crodil to mercantile houses. Such lend ing muy tuke tlie form of discounting notes given by one merchant to .in- other in payment for minds, or it may tnke the form of credits extended to houses having tho opportunity of doing sale nnd profitable business lu oxcoss of tin- nnionnl of tlieir capital. 'I'o lend morchnnts money to ilo buslnot bus from the earliest tunes boon the I-.mi'.i primary function, nnd, to ■■ vory much greater «xtenl than most pooplo Imngi o, Ihe work <>i Wnll street Is nlong that line. Nn urent discount mnrkol for com* menial piper OXiat- in this rouiitry in Wall Sireet Ol* linvvvheie el-e, bill it. i- a fact that over) day of tho var the this kind. Aod because on Wnll Street, complex Wall Street machinery works ! "FU send Dominion Express Money Orders —that's what FU do" A happy solution of the i^ift problem. Dominion Express Money Orders aru cashed anywhere on this continent. If togt, stolen or destroyed, yuu may have the money refunded or a new order issued, free of charge, K sending Christmas money abroad, use Dominion Express Foreign Cheques. They are issued in the money of the couutry on which drawn and cashed without charge* Pont risk money In a letter—especially during tbo Christmas "rush", L's_ Dominion Express Money Orders or Foreign Cheques—the snf'.st and most convenient way of remitting money to .ill parts of the world. 22 On »nl<* in all CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY STATIONS w... Alio ut Dm-: Store.-., etc. conveniently locut.d in the largertowoi. •ft-wc*^^•*.:"»-*/*^-T?'»*-fc-**.. i-i- .«»>.•».. •> ;-, WINCHESTER MOD-I. 1906 .22 CALIBER Extra Light Weight Repeating Rifle unt " and this al lOB 1'* tbe wop_ wim dump lel'lise from the BCOWI llltO tlie open BOO. As we road: Those bcowi arc towed unt regard less of weather, and wt the tow*- plunge head on into tbe gi roller*', and the tow line tautens, v.ili.l mauoi of water sweep llie RCUWS froni end to end. Kven Ballon seldom know anything SO bad. Itut the greatest danger comos nt the dumping ground] where tlio Bcowmau must run along n groasy, slippery, twelve Inch pilliik. to knock out the trap**. Tho BC0W8 roll aud plunge and lire hampered by their tow lines in a free sea action. Worst of all is when the tugboat RWlngs arunad and, anxlnas to he back in harbor, cracks tho whip with its Btring nf teows, Tn glvo the Hcowimiu sonic little pro toe tion, CongrCSfl passed a law pin years ngo compelling scow owners to rij^ ti support nlong tllO narrow gang Way. Of Course il hnd not occur red in tin* owners to prnvldt ythlng of the kind of their own initiative. Tliey oven objected to it, and bad a lawyer boforc tho Congress nl Committee, \\ I ver Romoone Is trying to aid bu mmiity, there Is iilwnya nn on ner '- lawyer to object, This particular ob jeetur buvo ti*; his reason thai tho scon men .lid nm nee I the ropes, "Why,'* in- snld, "the) will cul nny rope and tie ono end around tbflit waist nud fasten the othor ond to the r icow, and thoy ■>'',|i ran all around •**•-- ■ there like a lot of rats, and if a wave' Sheets fl light cartrlc'-jc for "fun" or forget work and two heavier once for huntinQ* This rifle handles .2a Sliort, .22 Lon*^ or ._2 Lorr * ridges without change of adjustment. It's a take- I rn a very handy, all-around small caliber repeater. Ex n b r-.ul you'll a-*;rcc that it's the biggest rifle value ever 0;..: l.| A8K YOUR DEALER TO SHOW YOU ONE. ._—v . • ' v-A. ■■.■ V." fi' .-.'•'* ViT&b\l\*mxk\\ MEfHOP NO STR0PP1KG-NO HONING ZX_j To tho busy man time is money. Why waste tt? Tlic old Way of Shaving is slow. It's unsafe, ton-yon may gaah your face any day. Besides saving lime, tbo GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR saves your ficc. Wiih it you can shave as fa.st as ynu like no cuta—no scratches. Adc vour di iUr io »t..iw vou tha GILLETTE, If h. Ut noi tin -.nod* or oi.r eatfttoaus, vrito u.. W. will mi Utat you nro suppli-d. , .... GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO. s.^_?S.i, wjl. OF CANADA. LIMITED, ,ll„ r - nl.,i. ;l r. r Ofilcortii.ll ..il.iry.6aSl.AI i\.nJcr3l.,M.iiitrf...t. .nd I .loa.bladca,!.j. NO 5TH0PI.INC - NO HOMI-IO Jl J : JZi/c&mz, FREE PRfeSS, CJ-ILLItTACK, BRITISH COLUMBIA. CHILLIWACK FREE PRESS Formerly (Tlio Now Km.) Prlntctj mul piiiiiisiu'ii ovory Thumtay from II. ofllcii. tt o,tii)ln.lor Stroot, Cliilllwiiok. Siiiisri iiiiiini prlco ,i ur. p.. unt ii, Mivanco to nil i«iini» mi iwiisii Kiupln-: lo United SUle.il,w, ADVERTISING RATES nisfili.) nUvertlaliiit rato. ui,do known od uppll riitlull Ui III.' inililislui. C-liiwiltail itiiviTiisi-iiu'iits. i cent irt wonl cueli liisiTiinii. imvuiiu- in nilvaiice. Ilislili.V iidviTlisvis will plcaw rcmenilier Uml t.i insure n cliailHOt .-.illy must be in uut luler thuu Vi etlneiMliiv uiornliiK. 0. A. HAKliKlt. i-iiuiitiuTiiiui Proprietor. Sold by Merchants of Uhilliwack, Rosedale, and Atohelitz. ***************************************************** Call and Hear the New | t t * * % * * * X * * VICTOR VICTROLAS $20, $32.50, $52.00. They are the Sensation of tlie J Talking Machine World. | ALF. WHITE Music Dealer I ***************************************************** DO YOU WANT A GOOD DOOR CHEAP? Wc havo in stock n number of standard doors, assorted sizes, which wo purchased nt a snap price. Wo bought tin-si- doors right ami will sell thorn right. The Prices Range From $1.75 to $2.15 Compare those with regular prices and come and see tho doors. Como early 08 tliey will not last long al these prices. P. O. Box 243 Phone L2442 Chilliwack Planing Mills **************************************************** Harness Repairing Now is tho time to have your harness repaired and put in good order hefore the Spring work begins. We are in a position to handle all classes of this work t promptly and guarantee satisfaction. Iiring in your j harness now and save delay in your work later in the j seusnii. t (lur stuck of harness and sundries is comploto, ami ♦ your wants can be supplied to your satisfaction. J CHILLIWACK HARNESS COMPANY WN. THOMPSON DELL WHITN0RE **************************************************** THE BOARD OF TRADE MEETING A very largely attended monthly mooting of the Board of Trade was hold in the Odd Fellow's bull on Friday evening lb.- President, 11. .1. Barber, presiding. A communication from "Canada" a magazine, olroulating in tbe Old Country was referred to tin- publicity eoinniitlee. Tbe secretary, 1). 10. I'ai'elton, bud received several Inquiries front various parts ro Chilliwack and vicinity. These are on lile in bis olllco, in the Hart Block, where real estate dealers and others may persm- thom. A. I.. Coote introduced lbc subject of tbc ilistricl having a display of fruit, etc., ut tbe various fairs, anil that a fund (of say ■* ILKHt) be raiseil by such organizations us tho City und Rural Councils, Farmers' Institute and Board of Trade. Tbc Hoard endorsed the scheme and referred il to tbc Publicity Committee to work out. The Council was appointed to submit a revision of lbc Board of Trade By-laws, and a suitable change in date of meeting to be presented at next regular meeting, It is proposed lo have By-laws printed after revision. Tin- present date of meeting is found lo conflict witb u number of other organ illations which mitigates against a larger attendance uml if possible a more open ilali.- will be chosen, A recommendation was brought in by tbe Council to the effect tbut all members of the Board in arrears be drawn on at sight for amounts due, whieh was adopted by tbc Board. Messrs. W. L. Macken, F. W. Lyle and ll. T. Goodland were appointed a committer* to furnish programs such us addresses on current, topics, schemes and plans iu connection with progressive Board of Trade work, to be given at close of the monthly business session of the Board. M. T. Goodland reported tbat be bad received a communication from the Railway Commission ntuting thai the ('. P. B. bud been ordered to install a telegraph service at Chilliwaek at us early a date us possible. Tbc railway company had agreed to try a service here for one year. .1. Burton reported having seen tbc plans of thc system and that the company was preparing to liuild tbe line over the system of thc B. C. IC. II. Thc unsatisfactory condition uf the Registry Offlce at Westminster was warmly commented on. lt seems that it takes from three to six months to get a deed through, the delays lieing very annoying. Owing to thc largely increased volume of work going through, it was suggested thai thc district in- divided und that a Registry office be established at Chilliwaek. Messrs. Waddington, Huteheson, Goodland and Watson were appointed a committee to draft resolution to this effect and send a copy to the Provincial authorities. President Barber named the following committees for the year 1912: Railways and Navigation—II. II. Gervan, .1. K. Harrison, F. B. Lyle, G. II. W. Ashwell, W. G. Lillie and F. Klckbush. Agriculture and Mining—J. It. Anderson, II. Eckert, A. S. Wat- sou, F. Barr, A. L. Coote. Finance—N. **. McKenzie, Mayor Waddington, .1. Burton. Publicity Committee—H.J. Good. land, C. A. Barber, i. Caskey, C. E, Kekert, D. E, Munn, i". J. Policy nnd ChttS. Ilutehesim. Tin- following new members were duly elected: Geo. E. Purry, Qeof. Hornby, F. D. c. Gillanden, ' Horses for Sale A spun of Pcrcberon Fillies, rising two years old. Also one fancy mure, gentle to ride or drive, for children. Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply to . L. WILLHAN •t*********************************** * City 1 THE MERCHANTS BANK j OF CANADA 180-1 TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received for the renting il il twenty liex Mull burn, ilsu it ihrce- roomcil house at the Agricultural grounds, Tenders to be in before February 19th. The lowest or uny tender not necessarily accepted. II. T. Goodland, Secretary, Agricultural Society. Annual Meeting. The annual meeting nf tin- Cliilliwnck Branch of the Society for the Prevention of Crudity to Animals will lie lit-ld in ihe Ladies lies', llooiu. Hurl Work, mi Friday February 9th at 8 p.m. Reports will Ih* presented and election of olilcers for tin- ensuing year will lake place All intercsieil in this very humane work will In- made welcome, uud l.itdii-H lire c*j|>cciiilly invited, us slepH uuiy be taken towards forming a Ladies Auxiliary. Jas. Munro, J. \V. Galloway, I'rcildout. Sec.-'Ireus. NOTICE Applications addressed to the ('ity Clerk, for tin. position of Engineer for the City Steuiii Holler, will be received up io February iu, Wis, Applicant to unite exj-crieiiee, und stiliuy oxpected in rate bv die day. li. E, Carleton, It. .1. Waddington, Clerk, Mayor, HAY Clover and Timothy bay for sale. British Columbia Hop Co. Phone F 250. ll Hat Been Proved That Machela, Nature's Scalp Tonic, ban a record for growing hair—95 case, out of Ilk,). It is the only remedy ever discovered that in similar to the natural hair foods or liipiiils of the scalp. He- moves dundriil). Prevents fulling hair. Kudi package c ontains a packet ol Machela Dry Shampoo Powder. Price for complete homo treatment, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed hy II. .1. Barber. ************************** Paid-up Capital and Resoi've mn iffl l,iMKi,lli)ii Money Loaned to Responsible People, Accounts Opened on Favorable Terms Ciin.i.iwACK Branch + * 4 N. 8, MArKiiNzin, Manager x i t * ***************************************************** Cyphers Incubators ******************************************** * Are you going to raise Chickens this year? If so, for certain .success obtain a Cyphers Incubator, which gives tlie very best of satisfaction. All sizes and instructions for working kept in stock by ********************************************** The Chilliwack Implement & Produce Co. Macken Lumber Co. will be glad to furnish you with an estimate on your lumber bill whether you I place your order with them or not. \ Phone 86 ? Macken j Lumber Co.! *********** Liberal Convention A Convention of British Columbia Liberals will be held at O'Brien's Hall, Hastings Street Vancouver, on THURSDAY FEBRUARY 29th 1912. Upon purchasing a first class ticket to Vancou- ; ver, via C.P.R., and obtaining at the time of purchase ]; from the ticket agent a standard certificate, and upon ; ; the signing of this certificate by the Secretaay of the ; ; Convention, the holder will be entitled to a return \ | ticket at one-third the usual fare. Electric Cooking Appliances El Perco Fur your morning cup of coffee. Price $7 and $8 El StOVO Tho heating dlso for general light cooking. Price |5 El Tosto Makes delicious toast on u moments j notice. Price $4 Hot point id m Too well known to need special men- lion Price |4.75 See these appliances at our ('hii liwaek (111 ti All are Operated from an Ordinary Lighting S Ket B. C Electric Railway Co- Limited LIGHT AND POWER DEPT. CHILLIWACK MR. MERCHANT Have you insured your Spring- Stock yet? If not, PHONE our Insurance Department. We carry the most reliable Board Companies* F. Ja HART & CO., Ltd. SpecialhtaC FREE PRESS, CHILLIWACK, BRITISH COLUMBIA1. tif COAL Sold and delivered. Orders left at the Victoria House will receive prompt attention. PHONE 58 P. PARRY. MISS HILL Teacher uf I'lutioforlo, Member ol M I,, of A., «irit.li.ii.a- of Madam JoIiim1 Private School, New York Wish, b pupils for Piano or Organ, Apply HARRISON HOUSE. C. T. Vradenburg CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Fletcher St. ■'STIMATKS FURNISHED ChilltwacH NOTICE Wc Imve ii new un.l ui.tniliiie plum ttilli tho lul'-sl illolllOfltl for nil kin,Is.il Cleaning, liyiiu.- and 1-rpM- inii. Kspi'ii help (or all branches. Bixii-Iitl aiieiiiiiui will In- Riven lo'all Muil uml Express .ir.l.-rs from Chllllwaek and the Valley, Wo solicit a trial, JARVIS DYE WORKS 428 5th A E. W.. VANCOUVER COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC VANCOUVER Teachers of Voice. I'iaiio und Violin in Chilliwack weekly. Apply l.y posti.1 ami to tli. Conurvatory i SU4 ltroadway West. Vancouver imil uur teller ..III .'all '"' Veu. JOHN H. CLAUGHTON BARRISTER, sOI.It'ITOH, NOTARY PUBLIC Westminster Trust Building CHILLIWACK, B. C. R. A. Henderson, n.E. &m.e. ASSCH-IATK MKMUKIt O.* TIIE CANADIAN NH'IKTY or CIVII, BNOINKEl- B. c. Land Survbvob Rooms 10 & 11, Westminster Trust Block CHILLIWACK, B.C. ;; THE EMPRESS HOTEL ; HILLIW AK, B. . Oppnsile I). C. E. Station Fitted with modem conveniences and comfortably furnished throughout. D. I. MttcLENNAN, Proprietor NOTICE 1912 Business Notice On and after the 1st ot February the credits will be a thing of the past in my store. I cannot do business and pay my honest debts, by carrying in my books year after year, two or three thousand dollars of accounts, paying me no interest. In future my business will be strictly cash or no business. All accounts must be paid by the first of March or they will be put in the hands of a collector. I am yours, S. A. Parsons ^!_fT T«kr nolle* tlmt ippllcalloTi will ix* mrtdc to theDoard of License Commissioners ■IttliiK iih n I.in-niriiii; Court for tlir City tif Chilliwack tit it*, iii-xt nittinirn for n license tn -wil Wim*. spirit-.. Beer, or ulli.'? f.riiu-nl.-it ur iiitoxinitiliK l.iqtmr liy Kr Uil In tlmt certain building known as tin* Cum niercinl Mot**) nituitti* on tin* northerly Hide of Westminster Ntr-i* i on lot 5. ami the westerly 11 of lot fl, Him-k \v now known im lot 5 und well erly 1 .*» Of lot if in hliiek XVll, l)i% i-ion K" of Unfit > of Cliilliwnck tlio same containing not less Him in r.H.in, i.tii.tllj furniitlied nntl used for Motel DUrpUOS, Tlu* followitifr is a <uuy of Die wild application: " In lh,-lliitnl of l.it-i-iiM' Comiiii*.sioiuTs for "tlie City of Chilliwuek, B.C. " 1. John McDonald of thc city of ('liitiiwack " in tin* province of llritish Columhiu, llotejkeep* '* er. hereby a|i|>l)' for a licvim* to sell Wines. " spirits. H.-.-r. and iitlirr frrmentetl or inloxir.il " inK liquor liy retail in that certain huiidinir iti " tlu- Cily Of Chllllwaek known as the Cntnmt-r "t-iil Hotel iltuate on tin* northerly side of ■* Wettmlmter itrcet on lot s and the Westerly " I l of l«l n. Hl'M'k XV. now known us lot .1 and " Westerly I** of lot <•. in lll*M-k XVll Division ■■ Mr of tin* City of Chllllwaek. tlu* same eon " tuininir not less tliuti W - *- .-n-tn-itl> futni-.li •*.ti for ifotel purposes and of wliieli tin* appu "ennt Isiemee." '* D il. d this ilrst dlty of Miniary A.I). WU. John Midh.im.d." Dnted nl Ci.lllliv.ick IM'. this lit day of hVhru nry Hd- Jolin Mt'Douuld. Lessee. Applicant ++•< ♦* •> 04 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ Mountain View Snap ♦ We have for sale an ideal building lot on Second Avenue, close in, which can lie bought for ! $475 cash t If you intend building it will pay you to call on us ♦ for particulars. j Chas. Huteheson S Co. | REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENTS CHILLIWACK ♦ ***************************************************** J The Bankets Won The football match played lust Saturdav nfloruoon between the Bunkers and Militia, rosulled In four goals in iinui', in favor of lho Bunkers. Tbc line up was as lul lows; Militia—goal, IT. .lackson; backs, Carey, Priestly; ball' backs. Trust, Hurl; fonvanls, Chettle, S, Hubble, Huston, J, A. .lackson. Bankers— goal, MeFarlano; backs, Atkinson, Stacey; half backs, Adams, Round; forwards, Bird, Dunford, Flood, Clino, Ross, Jacks, One goal was scored in llie Ilrst ball'ami threo in tlio si ml, Dunford putting in three nnil Ross one for Ihe victorious team. This Saturday at 2.46 a giiinc will be played between Bankors and the City loam, with lho following playing; Hankers—goal, Me KaiTaiie; backs, Atkinson, Stacny; half bucks, Ailnnm, Round: forwards, Hi nl Dtllifoi'd, Flood, ('line Ross, .lucks, Cily—goal, 11, Kid; backs, Bowdon, Nelcms; half backs, II. Kaino. Alf. Wlillo, .1. II. Anderson; Forwards, Webb, Malloni, ,1. W. Ciirmlcliaol, T, Hall, ll. Orr. Secured Steady Jobs (ico. I.ninliir appoarotl before Maglstrato Meflilllvnry on Monday morning charged with supplying liquor to Alex. Charlie, an Indian, ou Satiirilny. lie was found guilty ami sentenced lo throo months with bard labor withoui tho option ol' a line. Alex. Charlie was charged (villi having intoxicants In his possession. This was ;,. lit .it i-il by the Indian, as were also previous instances ami he was given two months with labor without Ibe option of a fine. Annua Meeting To-night The annual meeting of the Chilliwack branch of the Society for tbc Prevent ion of Cruelty to Animals will be held in the ladies' Best Room Hart block, on Friday, February il at 8 p. in. (tonight.) Reports will be presented and election of Ofiicers for the coming year will take place. All interested in this humane work will be made welcome, and ladies are especially invited, as sleps may lie taken towards forming a Ladies Auxiliary. B. C. Liberal Convention A Convention of British Columbia Liberals will be held at O'Brien's Hall, Hastings St., Viineouver, on February lilt, 1912. Upon purchasing first class ticket to Vancouver, via C. P. It., and obtaining at the time of - purchase troin tbe ticket agent a standard certificate, and the signing of this certificate by the Secretary of the Convention, the holder will be entitled to a return ticket at one-third usual faro. At the Police Court. A young man by the namo of Russell was fined *I0 and costs on Wednesday afternoon by Magistrate McGillivroy. Too mnch liquid animation and a desire to alter the map of a comrade's faco were the causes of the legal proceedings. A Mrs. Cameron, of Rosedale, was charged with keepings bawdy bouse. The evidence was taken in camera. The woman was sentenced to two months in Westminster goal. **************************** *** **•:•******************* (j-oi ng to Then use The Sherwin-Williams Paint a.ot TO HINT aui.DINOa WITH OUT..D, AN. .N.IOI and you'll get satisfaction. It's the best protection you can give your house.\ It's made from pure white lead, pure zinc white, and \mrti\ linseed oil. lt does not powder, flake off * or crack. lt forms a tough, durable film that wears and looks well for the longest time. It's colors are clear, bright and lasting. It costs less by the job than any other paint made. The full color card shows -.1 handsome shades. S.. W. P. i.i put up full measure, always. Paint? T •OLD BY Phone 10 Denmark & Burton Phone 10 ***************************************************** **************************************************** * * llritish Columbia Electric Ry. PA8SEN0KI sKlivni: Wisiliiiiinil-■ I.I.Vi Arrive Arm. Train. t'liwk W.'stniin Vim 11,20 13 Id 3 45 4.;io 7 0,00 p. Ill 8.40 0,80 Iseiive Arrive Arrive Train lltRilu. WcKtiiiiii. Van. 1 6.80 a.m. .,.55 0.46 ICllStlinllllll— I.CIIVC Arrive Arriv i: '''[in IV, .imlli Clink •j s.llua.in. 11.311 13.16 4 13,111 noon • 1.30 3.50 8 B.OOp.m, 0.10 0.10 Leave Arrive Arriv. Train Vnn. Wcstinin. Htgiln. tt 3.03 p.m. 4.05 0.30 FREIUIIT SERVICE l.vc. Cliilliwnck 6,00 ii.iii. j Dally Kxcepi " Vancouver 7,00 - I Sui.ilay All passenger trains handle Express, Your Suit or Overcoat Built Expressly For You Perhaps you prefer your clothes made to your measure which is all the more reason why you should come ta The Fit-Reform Store lor your Suits and Overcoats. Our Special Order Department is at your service. The Famous Fit-Reform Designers are at your service and hundreds ol patt.rns in new and elegant materials await your inspection. We will be pleased to submit to you patterns and price* For Your Spring Suit. CHAS. PARKER * Your Outfitter. Fit-Reform Clothier ***************************************** ******************************************** j A. G. Brown-Jamison Co. Ltd. SUCCESSORS TO A. G. BROWN A CO. i j Rock Crushers Road Machinery Contractors' Equipment * Milling Machinery Boilers Eiis-ines J Interstate Automobiles Gramui Motor Trucks Farm Implements Dairy Supplies IIazelwoo.1 Milkinvr Machine. | 1048 Main Street Vancouver, B.C. ******************************************** _ Useful and Acceptable Household Articles ElBoilo Tin-little ii mei'sinii I.e. er. II nils water in a few seconds. ElStovo The stove which Imil, your kctl li- i-nick ly Toaster Stove— For all t king purposes as well as toasting £1 Perco Makes dolic ions coffee in at few minuea. Phone 257 S. PUGH Chilliwack _r When a farmer opens his first bag of cement he tins taken a loner ntep In the march of Progrea, which leads tu I'rosperlty. After he tinea that bng— If only for a httchlng- block or a porch alep—ht* has loarnoc] some profitable I us-arms. Tie known that It doesn't take an expert to uio concrete successfully. He knows thnt he has added a permanent Improvement to his property, something that will lust as long an the furm Itself. He known that he ha* added coiiTonlence, and therefore profit, to his home. lie known thnt It didn't cost him more, In money or time, llinri if he hail used an inferior material and tnndu u ii**.iiporar>- Improvament. He known thnt he wantn to read the book, II What the Fanner Can Do With Concrete " to And out how he Ofttl apply thene lessons to other places on hla farm. This advertisement is tn tell him that his copy of this profusely illustrated book Is ready to be malted as soon as he sends In htn nnme and address. It makea no difference whether he has yet used that first bag of cement or not. If ho hasn't, the book will tell him how to use lt to thc bent advantage. And In any caae it'a ABSOLUTELY FREE A hundred and sixty pages of plain description, tailing how other farmers hive uied concrete, with photographs to Illustrate every paragraph In tha text. Just send your name and address on a postal, tn a letter, or use the coupon, and the book will be sent by return mail. Addms CANADA CEMENT CO., Ltd. N.tion.1 Buk BwUiBf MONTREAL _M_'': CIIII.I.IW.U'K I'll UK I'KKSS MOW BURNS GOT HIS MEN DETECTIVE'K OWN STORY OF THE TKACIN- AND ARREST OF THE McNAMARAS AND MoMANI- UAL. DYNAMITERS. PERFEOT CHAIN OF EVIDENCE WORKED OP AGAINST THE ACCUSED MEN rpUK story of Im" Dotootlve Barns | mado iii> tun h capture nm told by lum in Met'luro - for August, im.I Hi.. Following oxtrncta mnlio later- rutins; reading now tli.Ll tlio McNa im.riis have lioiil'ussoil nml havu bora Kc.tun.toil For iln ir tirimas. "I,, 11)117 Lliu In.Ill,Irs i uinl I" I" rnliy... iii Ohio, Iii lOOH lho ilynaiull lags ii autcil I" n ' rolgtt of terror,' Wi' woro given n record lur thai year Of Ul. al.l Li'., l'l ! li " works, besides i .-...■ utti inptoil oxnlu sinus -mil linn' .-ii .ei ri liiiu|iering with in.,, Iimrl \ . ■■Tlu. ihing gol '■:.'' thnl u war wi uldn't have In ■ li ivorai Pin in', nn.l ,in« ilir iinir of the '. 1.11:1 .1" ■ lUrinl'i'l, 101(1 ivi i„ii,lr :i I1--1 ..' thirty llvi ilusl ructive l| log 11 i ■ ' ful ni teniptii ami 11 uulli mi ivorkuion. ■'Tlir nxplusiollS III tllO 1.it'll'' Kniiiiiln ha.lii'l I. ft any duo i" any ii,,„.; ihori'i bul in ihr railroad yards nl h~l I'coriu, among lho bridge gird- crs, .. wiili'liiiinn lia.l im I,nl ii|i an unuipludod clockwork bomb. Now thonf" hr plucked up his shirt sloovos to ''lear liis wrists for uxplattattorjs. '1-li.iT Iiii.I BftWod oul 11 pioco of bu.'inl about tho width of u barrel stave and, -ny .im- Inches long, and tliey bnd fastened a smnll dry buttory to It with wires thai bold tho battory lying i>n iis. side. In froni of tho battory thoy hml fastoned n little .'iinnii clock. Thoro wns tho ubuuI thumb key on tho back of the clock lo wind the alarm, nnd thoy had soldered to tho flap of this thumb ki>j 11 ihin strip nf metal bent down in "inii n way that if the koy wort- i.oriir'i the -tri|i would make n imnln,! with :imlli.'i' strip Ihnl hml born attaclu I to rnr nl' Ihr poles ">' tl r battory. A tolophouo wire led frum tho clock lu n ton-quart can of nitro-gtycorino; ami thoro wns n fulminating cap mi the rini nf it. m tho glycerine. Another wiro completed tho ,'in-iiit from tho battory into tho cap. "That's n clockwork bomb. Now, suppose ymi sel tho alarm liir 10.30. At 10.30 the mechanism of tho boll will be ..loused, tho alarm goes off, and tlio thumb-key of the alarm revolvos backwards the way tho try dims in thee clocks. In ii- tirst rovolution Hm mri.'il Btrip mi the key strikes against the metal siri|> ou tho battery polo, -ind tin current of electricity ox- |,[M,-H I hr -nil iii the oltro-glycerlne, W. Clnrk ' nl' Fiidiaiiupolis, nn rock 1 Inn wns - hard to dyi ite.' Mis story wi plillislble. "iin Aug, 29 ho toloplionod from M io, Imi., nnd itrmiigod to accept delivery "r ouo hundred quarts of nitre- • [lye. I'iilO fl Miili'lmrl Ull tlir high way outside Albany, tnil. since tho Inn t'urbadu the tniiisforral of II x plosive within lho town limits. 11 <■ ini'l M.iirliiui nn 11 iinlry road, in il„. n|'|„niiir.i spot, with 11 lighl nxpross wiigun i-oiitainlng two packing I'usos, uwdii t, ind n long haiidlod , |; in,.! Moroharl helped him pack illl l.i' I tills I" Ills boxes, with ll,. uwdii 1 iiiiiiiinl thom. Hr paid Moreharl .1 .'.n foi tho liundn 'I quai giving lum nboul hall "' ■ ' rull "i lull'. from ' his pn el to inalio up thai nn nl; mul I splailll il, nl hurting, tliiu 1 r un- going in drive to Muueio m i in for iln- explosive In I" nm Uil, ■ nml tako 11 mi in I'l'iirin. ■■ Wr wonl in Muncio nml found the hotel whoro hr hnd registered as -.1. \V. M.r.mn.' nmI wr took n tracing nf his handwriting. Wr found ihr livery -tnlilr whoro bo Inn! hired il xprot wagon nml Hm store whoro In. hml bought thr Bhovol, nml tho farmyard whoro ho hnd stolon tho sawdust from 11 pile In-side 11 now linrn. Thoro wns sawdust still in the bottom of tho wagon, and sawdust al tho roadside „! hi I Mni'i'linrt hnd packod tho eons; and all this sawdust mntchod the sample takou from the discarded ' Nm Stylo' box ill I'rnl'in. "So, ns tho I'csull of about works' work, wo had sovoral good descriptions of -.1. W. Mo-raw,' 11 "peci- mon nl' his I .writing, n plain trad connecting him with tho t'eoria oxplo sions, iiiiii nm' "I 'ds clock-work 1 ibs. Wo had arrived also nt tho probnb-lit) that Im was ono of a band ol men who woro using nitro-glycorino in largo quantitioB, nnd making 'infernal 11111 chines' with tlio still that comes onl} [ui/./lml us nns the fact that uo one iiiisworing the description of McGrtiw of the I'rni'in explosion had boon working nn tho I.n« Angolcs explosion; yol the Iwo boinb'B nor,, oxactly alike, "Nun. nr,' how simply mv 'thoory' worked mil. 'Undraw' liudu'l been .■ 'iio.l ill H10 Ub AugoloB alVuir, nn.; ho .li tii'i know iiiiii every liniln'i forgotton nboul Ihr I'r,uiii es plosions, sn In. ,'nino back to Indian apolis In gol intu t,null with -I'lllli .'. McNaiiiara, ilu- seeretar} uror, nml uur men rei ognl led huu 111 auswci illg Ihr ill's, rijillull thnt wr had "I ■ Mi'iiruw.' nn,I Uiov proci' de.l i" 'tall' him. 'I he} -1.1.11, him' bill I, in rim ago, n here hr hml his n ife and faniih Hr -.il name pro. cd to be Mi Manlgh' iih.,. McManlgle. ' '< lllc il.l.l' llr linil; n 11:1111 In .1 place enlled Kenosha, in Wisconsin, nml nur men followed him uml -un him meel :i mini nl iswi ivi ihr description ol -.1. II. Bryec' ..1 the l.os Angeles trail. 'I'.ry.'i'' turned oul tn be dim Me.Nn 11:11:1 n brother "I the secretary-treii uml ovorythlni Ihr " Me.Muniglo disuppeiired frum t'hii" go in ton or twelve duys in uue llm nml wo timi Ihnl hr wrut 1.. l.os \ltgi Irs in blow up the nuxilinr} planl in ihr Times mu siili-liml with li ,-i-j"- mil outrage! Uul this iiuxilinn [ilaul wus im. noil guarded, mi ho dyi'ininiteil ih,- Llewellyn Iron Works us un ovi ,lrm r good Iiuiii uml um'' Im,'. In uguin. Mr eiirriod thr ilynumilo nnd fulminnling caps from Uhiengo, uu tin- train, in 11 hand snlchel. I gine nhni would havo happoiiod tn thr pin sengoi-H mi Hint train if 11 1 ulr in eitl hml Oxplodod Ihr sul.'hrl' " Wo dutormlued lu arrest thr ilyim miters ihr uoxl timo tho. wen < ■ :,>|i.' nml wo 'linn.i-l in ml..' Mi'Muiii -ir uud ihr 1,1,, McNninuras tugother, ," I'liiih inoouslv, ... Hint in- would hr ablo in v, ihr othors, nr remain free tn destrov lur ovidoneu Ihnl nr tllOUglll wr'.l timi if wr iin.I,I not l„ frum experience. il Urst. ■■Now, us I told vuu u moment ago, April llih our uporntivos, inl •Miilrnw' had told Moroharl thut lio lowing McJIaniglo uml dim McNnmarn wanted tho glycerine for a'quarry'in from Chicugo un.l Cincinntti, inel in 1',.,,,'iu owned by 'G. W. Clark' nl' Toledo uml wired usi 'Numbor mel Indiunapolis. Tlm fael that'MeQraw' ninnbor in...' Thnt was our signal to had actually gone to Pooria showed begin. Our party registered nl a hotel Ihnt Im wasn't a vory fortilr linr. It opposite I mo in which McNoi 'n seoinod likely Unit in- might huve boen „„j MeMnniglo wore stopptag aim cqunll) clumsy in mentioning Iudinn- ,,.,1,110,1 tacm nil dm. It became ap polis. Thnt's rxiutly the sort uf a pnront that thoy wnr unt going In .lo i.» glory iu little bits. Thore is nnlh nig l,,ft 111 show wlmt touchoil off tho explosion. Ami thr men win. sot the alarm nro miles away, establishing nu alibi. "Well, hero wr hud thoir machino, und we went ovor it und ovor it. without Hading anything thnl wo could lend mil from. "Th,- trouble with it wus Iluil everything about it nns common hardware stork. Thero was tm homo-made ovi- donee tn start u BUSpicion from. "Al, tirst. si^-lii iho nltro.glycorino can lookad mun- important fur us. It hnd ovi,I,'nlly boon made ospooially fnr its purpoBO, nut of un r.\tru heavy tin. On Hu- metal wus stamped- with the letters rr.risnl bo that limy would rond eorrrrtlv only from llm inside of the 1:1111. X PBNN8YL ul,I' METHOD IX OPEN HKAI.TII X iili.MMV McFABIj.VND ,\ in. "Hul. heir again tliere nns no labol. '['lie stamp in thr Im wus obviously pul l.hrr. by tho maker of the metal. And there wus nothing tu show whon I e edvi-.-rin.: hml 1 1 purchased. ■■In 11 Hold Im.id.- tho railway yurdi mie of uur oporatives found a wo box in whieh tho glyoorinu nan It id boon rive; ed in sawdust, llr gal 11 sample of 1 ho sawdust nml put it dde VI mwdusl in ni- alike in you, proh ably. Uul thai sample uf suw.lu nl t. bo nnothcr 'clinchor.' "An oxnmination of tho boa showed that it had born i structed ul two liex.w nf equal sir.e; the unils ul both hnd boon knocked oul ami tho -.i.i.'- jiiim-il togothei wilh cleats "nr box '.vie. marked ■ N EO black,' and ll thoi ■ Nlr.o pii-|ilr.' Uur operutivi concludod thut thoy hnd probably contained oilh or pjntnl Ink suggested llm ■ Nco style.' II.' found thnl thori wns an agaot for i'n machine In Peoria, and he Iinui,'; .." iho shop. Tlu ■ :i number ..'' li.earded I is in Ihe innn's nellar, but lie si 1 no thom; I"' i'i ■ 'l;' ill un.i;. who aakod ■ ; . 'ii. and h rr„n In i"' Iind wil lioul I' ' 'Ihul clue n ijiienlli ' ■ Whim v. ere working l ■ iliriint, -Ion! ' 11 nil] lier I hn.l 1 1 h anil 1 -y,«,; i„ I,,ri ''''•• trnci ■ "' ' dyn mitsir-. II.. n |.i<>i"i" ■ "I uliltlll ilmn il bei .mi. .-.-I. ' ui - ■ .-I. 'I ..1 ' ■ il* "■' milcr. hud driven in Poorln in 1111 uu toraoWlo, probnblj with n sopplj ol their bombs, und placod thosu nml set thr .Inrm clock 1 1- before th 1 ox pbiHion, uml Iinui Irnu 'gotliwuy' in their car without attracting any notice "Ucwovor, nr had boon llndlng .ml ■ ume things nboul nltro-glycorlno. It i-a.'l lawfully hr shipped on Un- ruil- rnn*.. If it's dolivorad nt nil, it gues by horse uml wagon from the factory. It .01110111 travels vory fur from tlle pla.-o of manufacture, bocnuBO of tho danger of handling il. Bo.ldos, thoro la no staii'lnnl ,nn im Ihe trade. Evory nmnnfin Inter makes ins own "ins. nnd Ihe runs nre moro ur less distinctive. "There wus n man nnineil M. .1. More hart, lic.ent fm' tlio Independent Tor ped. Company, in Portland, I ml- aboul two hundred' miles from Peoria, tlo trn,I Ihr dOBCriptl f Um "'n, BE I ir minted in Hie nOWBpaporB, nml lu- SU! I'l'iled tlmt il might I'r nne uf hi-. Mr was bought, in Peoria, nml he nt once reeognlied il an na ono that hml como [mm his factory. "Thnt. wns nur beginning. Thing, ho ■»nn nt onco I" unrnvol. Wo found thnl - -508 littio duo Ihul a rriininiil is Bomotlmo iitughi by. ynamiting iu Toledo. Next morn thoy went te tlie railroad statio ••our operative dotcctivo Allen, who ,n|i| bought tickets for Detroit. ,:„l oponod the trail in Pooria, wont to .• Thoy sal in a duy coach full ol wn mliunnpiilis to Boarcll lur 'I.. W. |nen ,in',| ,.|,j],|re„ ,„l(| thoy hml -ull Hi tu, them whoio 11 blunder might enuse it great luss uf life. "Wl the train stopped, thoy net ell' uml scrutinized ovoryono whu came 11 iiisplacomont of nearly (i,U(i(> tons, I |„»re 1 , inoreovor, un ronaou why litis weighl -Inuil.I mu I'r ilniibled, tripled, nml almost imlrlinitrlv ill," roll soil, if ,le in.hii'. Thr "il fuel cnpiioity nf Uio pro joctod ci'uisor ii ubout four hundred tm ■ ihi-. ii i- claimed, is snlllcionl for lho VOSRol In run 8,000 miles 1111 tlle Mirl'ui'u nl eleven limits per hour, ur (1,001) ul twenty knots, ur Mill miles ul the niaxiiuuni Bpoed of tsvouty-fivo nml n hnli knots. Siibmorgod, il is ciipublo uf riinnlug :;u.i mill-- nl sis knots, oighty miles ul leu liunla, ur twenty two mllos nt tho maximum spood ut' foartooii I um Tliuse plaiiB nir Itopl ns s -ot ns pusilile, uml nun mu I th'oly prac piwslblo; hut it is only n quostlou ut' 11 feu -Ini'l years whon Bjieh 11 erufl will ho bllill In inio uf lho great I'nn ,... proved olllclont, I engorly coplod b. nil ih,- others, I'm' ihr revolution ni shipbuilding will Im I'm greater nml i r quickly followed thuu wns .: hr lil-l llritish Hi' I iu.i everyone remouiberi Hi'' mi 1 uni gave foreign ua.ul depn 1 .. ' These 1 mi' mil carry al Ihe ■11 :i gun n- powui lul 11 Hu- 1.7 nnvnl gun. Imt this i-i iu lu- rapidly Inerensed. . Iluil H 1- n III -.-.- hell. > nm nl urdiiiiiieo mniintoil mi -i illsappearliiK .111 [nge fired 11 hen ttw -. sel . iiwasli Uml is, when there 1 nnly 11 gnu pint form rut nf wuter nml \ isilde. Hueh runs iis Ihr I" 11 Inch will I leguted iu ilu- scrap I p within H 1 Ion yenrs. I'lir ir.-ini is Ihnt II powerful ml' Blblo mil llllnosl iiiMiriiil.lv .In nil her doBlriietivo uml. uiiilor wulor h.v moans nf the ram nml her torpodoei Tl exi-eption will bo in iKtlmi ilgninsl I I I'liitilii'ulinii-. Thnt those mil then bo destroyed In 11 high us plosive llr ' 1 u -imiii enllliro gun ,,r In I li- dropped mun iiornphi uVuitil) moil, 11 ul im nn und uwuy iihcnd of Hi,-.. ..I Uu- lirsl lli.llnii'l typo, constriieted Im yonrs .-iin',.. Thoy ntr nul mil' lllllll ilgninsl nil gnu lire. Imi snfo lu nuinoov ring bolow Ihr surfnee; thoy uro now ipiito raiiifortnlila I'm' Ihelr crows, uml .■nr sloiiilily gruwiliu in si/.c. Thr til I Hull I I I- 11-"! il. Kllg I hm,]. im inBtnnce, wcr ly 11.1 fool ! long, with ti lieuui nl twolvo foot, uml II submerged displneemonl ul uu tons in ninos nf 120 liorsppnwar. Those non being llnislied ineiisuro IDS fort, wiih u breadth of twontyfour feel, having 11 submerged dispfneemonl uf i.ruilv l.inli' tuns, nml lire run with I,Huu' horsepower onginos. nt u Bpend of Is knot- por nun mi Hi 'fu.',' ADVICE FROM 11. O. llr nns only n youug eommoreinl tm .oiler, uml hnd mil heel lho roud For many months. Wl thoroforc, it chanco'd ihnl Im f. I himself short uf funds, hr sciircel} kuew wlml eoiirso In tuke. Afler much hard thinking, he icsoh od tn lot the i.tli.o know of his -ml plight. ['mm iho nenrest tolegraplt he despatched a wire: "Have run -Imil "f irmly money. A Race With an Avalanche Enos A. .Mills, udvonliirer nml ,"< plnrer, sllirled mil mm lino March ninin Ing for lh' iiip uf the Bun .Tuan range of llm Bocklos in souii'h nl' n little iu -ulr Information mi tho Bubjocl of mountain slides. Ho gol there ull right, iind wns BUfoly hull' w.t^ 'Inn* nf lire-killed I roes. Imi 111 untidy Hi, eusy slope hero hml su choekod mi bi I lliiil I nns able tu dodge naTuh through, Imi llm heavy slide uwopl across Ihe meadow after ine. with uu diminished spood, uml came enuihinc iitn lho don,I trees so cloBO In no that whon thoro suddenly appoared nn Um brokou limb- woro lluiig Hying pant ai upper slurps 11 tri'iilm oiillmrst us frum I shot down nil' u,.strop moraine loss uu explosion, lie knew Ilmn. hr Bays /than mn' huudrod foot ahead, in "Tho Spoil ot tho KooUios''(Hough- All the way dowu I hnd hopod li nm. Milllii Co.), Uml 11 gonorul slide dud a sid,. oai intu which I might hn.l Bturtod, li wub like Um oad nf dodgo. I un- going too rapidly to ihr world thnl thundering, torriblo, outer tlio ono t had soon, As 1 ooastod enr-spllttlng, ,'rushing sound thnl wns tlm moraine ii flushoil through my 1 uverywhero aboul him nml Mill- wu- Ihnl 1 hml onco hoard u prospector sa} much uf the improsslou that liis own il wns uuiy 11 quurtor 'if a mile from oml wu- -. Movorthctess, ho loll- Aspon Quick up lu llm inendowfl. Aspn Gulch ..'linr III uii Ihr right, UM tin 1 whirled in oscnpo, pointed my Bkoo. don 11 1 hr slope uml wonl. Iu loi 1 1 ..111 hnlf II lllillllte ii I ir'tu 1,iluil- sunn iivultincho nul- [ iiired ."■ imrliaps mn h Iiril Fool ,'' ■ ■ 'I'1 li' ,' ur -i\ hlin ilred feel long, 1 1111 I "I ovor Hu- spol where I hml -I I. Tliere w dinucil In dodgo, nn time in 11."ih mil nf - hut ' USI'lipC I ll ngnlllcoiil um' i" '. uml II loi ..mil :i-. u gllle IIII.I nml destructive Hun ll.llll nuvr. I 111:,.Io now slightly widening nml soomwl li imlii-nlr. M Hi" imil I'i" in..mine. I will forced between inn trees that Bt ili'-r togotlior, uml n I,ink,"1 limb 1" "un pier I nu open , mil just bonnal 1 Ihr lefl nrinhtilo, uml Bill ll mil I' tlm bottom. Mv uu 1 uil Hu T.hoI reslstu'iice "f Ihr sl ^ luiilurial gnvi l"1""":; ' 11 I u -I I, Hllll I Will IIiiiii; ■" ll Imliutin] Clark,' un owner uf stone quarrios. cas„ th.>t proaumayy contninod d Thoro wasn't any such mau to bo Ms- lnito__b(Jail]oa boing fully nrniod, nf covered in IndianapoliB. But I mm ,.„„„,,_„„,, mlr ,|cl(.otives decided nnt woro trneos nf two men, one nl wlmiu answered the description nf 'Me- iirnw,' in nertuiii quartora in Indianapolis, un.l these twu 111.-11 hml boon overheard talking fumilinrly ,,, ,, .In,., out of ^ ^ ^ ^ -„„,,,.,.,„, 1 ,,,,.„„. „,„,. „„. „Cre." .1. -MiNumnrn, soi'ioi...} ir.u^ur , 1 „„,,„,, th0 strootB rather aiuilesslv 1111-1 Uul Hm following 1 ning broughl il„. Internationa As»™nV™ 01 - til thev ,■ 0 to the Oxford Hotel. Our no reply to his nppoal. Patiently he uml Structural Iron Workers. "I detailed a number nf nur opera. '" 1 tlvei to wbS- tho union's hoadquartors <nti. tne eiora- wno wasn-t 1.010 h 'i-niiiii.lis 10 shadow John .1. Me- K1"' thom a 1 n right away—nnd thon \.„„-',r'i and to -run mil' ovory "in- ""■' chocked their suit-cases. Thai vns with whom he waa ZuVctcd. ' » """ ■''"' 'I'" arrest. Tho lobb} nns ■li wis woll nn towards the oml nf crowded with n theatrical troupe uml ro wi- concentrated nn McNamnru elbowod his wuy 1 igh i,,,,] „,, th,. lirst .,f towards the door, wiih McMauigle ful ..in nny "No." nml post, 1ml imiii watched thom register uml argue waited for thr thr elork nlu, wasn't nbl Again hr rcBolved tn wire, this ii Ity yuu nir lit't.-t-i.T Hn.. ic.upatiou of any kindl" Ami the youth shook I,, .just huu' about—stand .1 th- mi* I" >. pli'inlii'l' In more urgently. "Nu I y. linn -hull I nm .' V»i'" reply, Ahim-i li"f ho Iind reached hi- hotel uguin ih" telegraph boy hnd Uetober the Times Building in I.".- lowing, MeMnniglo nns in handcuffs I brought a reply. Uut Ily the y j; voh.po. mul Iln 'otiimerciad I road " Ail ns if you wero brokel ■.,....;.... Cal nns dvnamitod, Whilo beforo McNamnru n.issod bin. wo the police woro siill holding back th" grabbed McNainarn ul tho door. A- terical wives nml relativofl outsidi il hopponed, they hnd lefl their rcvol- .;,.' in,.' lines later in th" morning, vers in the satchels -along with 11 rlflo ,, ,, 1 nin. thut another bomb hud thut was fitted with n Maxim 'silencer' ..'.I, found in iho bnflemeul nf Genera] fur pieking nil nighl wntehmcu, -i\ ,,.,.• hiuii"- Harrison Qray 'hi-, the clock battories nf llm I,.,- Angeles nml owner uf llm newspaper. I' n pattern slightly improved, caps, "Thru :i third bomb wus found bo- wires, tools, uml evoti n bntterj tester. side the (muse I'i the secretary nf tho -Well, whut the hell's tlm itiattorf M, ri-hints' uml Mnnuf neturors' As-1 McNiimura kept domnndiug. 'What's socintion nf Dos Angeles. The alarm this fori' McNamnrii suidi 'You don't was Bel fur nil" o'clock lh" same us wnul me for u Chicago job. You waat ,,,, ih,- rimes Building but I under- ,,m for n Los Angolea inl..' nur umn Btnnd Uml it had 1 11 wound inn tight, didn't enlighten him. I".: he guessed it. "'I'he trail wns ns plain ns the lines 11,. iii,,i i„ buy thom nil'. Aftor somo in thc palm nf your hand. The dynn- talk in Ilu- offeet Unit thev woro uot mite in tho bomb wub a hlgh-oxplosivo "fools and know good money when oighty per emit, gelatine. Ami dyna- tuey miw it. lu- ..tr, I them twenty mil ' thul grado is lilll" used uml is tlionsaud dollars In lol him gol away. invariably made to order. We soon found ,,|v 80n |;:m„ | „i,j,.,.,,.,i that this tho oBlco of a powder company in San wn! „,„ enough—thai it would hove franciflco wim.- tho ordor lor it. hud ,„ -0 ,„0 HI.1IIV UJV. ■iiu.,1 iu. „u,...,.^ been taken. On Boptomber 21 a uuin ,iu,.,v thousand. Raymond asked where ,li'1" ' ,'i"'11 ""■ rt;'* '"" ,"'1'1" ^niiig th. name nl 'Leonard had ,,. wm||,| ,,,,, ,',a.|, money, Ilo un called there to purchase lynamito for lwarod. .|,.,,„„ ,|„. higher-ups.' When h,s employer, M. II. Bryue, and ho ||(, lmlll,| lil.L, ho w„, merely.being had nsk or tho eighty per cont. Phoy , , , h attempt. usked him whal he mini",I it tor. II" '.'„., ', , ',. ,.,„! he wanted il to Mnn up slumps McMauigle, wl,,.,, I biiw him. wns wllh They "l.;'"i."I ihnl il wns i,.u rolliiii ci( tti and smoking 1101 0 powerful and i ;,-,,„,- 1 xplosivo I}'- ' wnrnod Iii to his rights, ns 1„ bo usod for thai purposo. II" r,- I had war I Mcomnrn; uml then I piled Hu,: thore wore sonu I.mil,lur- to wonl over ll n.o wno him. lolling !„. 1 .1 n.". mil ihnt uny way hi'" whoro In- hml boen und wlml Im •Hrv.r' wanted ilu- eighty I'm- font, hml been doing for months past, uml and ho In.I lo [ol It. proving in him thnt wo hnd 11 perfoel " l.lil, r ' l.r.nuiril' uml ' I'-r.vrc' "iiini uml comploto ,'li gainst lum. iiiiiI legothoi mul paid for ono thousand lefl him, suying tlmt if he concluded pounds .-I oighty por cunt, and took n ho wantod tn s.-i ho could -oml for int, nml Wore lul'l tlmt lho oxplo mr. A fow Im,11- lator ho -onl fo. mr. Bivo WOtlld br ilrlivrn ,1 In III,'111 Ut Un l|||,| gave III, thr liiith nl'imt Iho whole company's works In Qiant, Cttl. conspiracy, Thoro was nu 'iiiir-1 .le ••Tlm men callod to get the dynamite gree,1 use. I novor usod il in my life." ut th, Factory in Olant; Inn thoy came without the'proper order fur delivery from tho San Francis hm. A third ARE DREADNOUGHTS -JOMED? iiuiii, giving lh" mini" nl' -.Murris,- v.us SUBMARINES WILL OUST THEM Bonl to get tl rder. Thon the throo A,IV wllo invostlgntOB llm extra- arrlvod together in n smnll power boat, ,„,li„;,,.v , |op„ , „,- ,,„. s,,ii,„n,ino t-,, carry uwuy 1 xploBlvo Iron, thr wHllln (i|]|v tho |n|( ,,.„ „ wu. Olanl Works, mm no moro wns s.en ||M Novomuor 2nd| m0l, Ihnl thr lirst ul llM'iu. British submarine wns Iniuiched at "We found tlm plnco where the bonl itarrnw-in-Furnoin will. loifbt, bo hud neon hired; we iliseovored thnt Btn,ck with lho question: II -inh ves Iho .lynninitors hud rbniigod Ihe mime M.u ,.,,„ ,,,,.,,„ "nwash" neross tho from.tho PoorlosB to the Tnslime: nml Athiiiti.-. nnd back without renewal of wo traced it in its rruisos from place tm\ supply, run dive sn ns 1 1 to place. Wr iitrnrd up Ihr romalndor thomsolvos totally Invuliiornblo nnd in "f II ynnmlto In ti house 1,1 South v|f,.ljlo „ _,„ „.,,.,, ,„ |lonV(,n>B „.„„,.. s,„, frnnclsco, when nil but. ono or , , f t, .,..„ bnttlo_hi.it. nf - ™» "","' «tiU "'"."" ''*":' , I'"; presenl building, will, tholr hum' cosl wrapped m burlap, nnd nil covered |' ■' , »„„,•,„„",„ uver ..iiii n tarpaulin thnt Lore the mm f iho maker, 11" Idontlnod it THOUGHT HE WOULD UNDER STAND A .."imiii rushed exeitedl} iniu the -. ograpl ulli " nl Yunkers mid iol.I the operator thnl her huslinud hml gone lo Now York :,, Im. 11 haulier I'.-r the Sim.tny school i-ln-s. I -ho hml I'm gotten tn lull him Hi" inscription I'm' iln- liniiimi; nl-". lum Illl go 11" bllllllel should bo. Then -I." -"ni im- telegram, ml dressed to hm' husband nt ihr plnce wh"'" Uiu 1.iiniu■!' wn- tu li" purchased: •• Dear Charles: Unto us 11 child is bom. Bighl foot long and in,, feel wide. MAlMlAitKT. -1 "n. repurts, t! <■ husband, who (i.i,-ni courage to return horn I; -"si- lb" jn.v.-ri 111 about $71 luss pcr pupil nt ll"- Carlisle school thnn ll lur, for III" ".Im 11, loU of lh. Indian ni "ilu'i nou-resi rvi t."" cstab lis] nt-. 'I'lir averng -1 for 11 year fur a Btudi nl is si:,l. Ami fm over} dollat ihnl llm govommonl s| Is iii odtlcating him "' In 1 ill" stiidoill returns ul -i ilu- lull value In mu ,1 labor nr in -ululil" 1norcl11.11 diso uinl Is the I'i nit uf his labor. In ib" vusl majority of eascB H" Iniu." reliiltilis whut Carlisle lots uuide Iiiui iiii 111,'u.iiin is uml useful in, inlii-i -i iii" , imunlty, knowing nml full.mini; u trado, nml exemplifying hi- bollot iu il>. doctrine ,.r tbo illgnltj of labor, i up keep ' Mottling is |u focted in n day, nud lho siibinariiia A uiiitiiimont ciimiiieintiiiiting Ihe union uf Brittany with France ny tho marriage of th" l>urlioss Anno in Hhi In Charles VIII. wns unvcllod n fow duys -inn ul Kenims amid popular ro- joii'inos. 'file niuiiilinelil, whicli is of iiii eltiboratu cltarnctor uml contains many Breton uml French figures in thr costumes nf the period, hns been erect ■ oil iii 11 niche in llm Hold do Vlllo, where formerly slim,I n stnluo of I.onis XV., whicli wns iloiiiolishoil iu 1703 liy llm Itovoltttlonnries, In the contro is the King of Prance with liis crown, stooping In oiubi'mo lbo DucIiobb Anne, v In, wears the voluminous Broton coif of Ihul. period. II nppoors Hint Ihe Breton "Particulnrlsls,' nm] cBpoclal- ly Ihe innfr-ili inilios of Ilu- ll-nuls uml Druids, protcstod against llm Bymbollo featuroB of llie monument, which make , ., 1 ,,,, 1,,. as yol 'ur Irnni is fiiuil stngo, Nu US """ he huu lu"- ,1 tiuilglil "} , ,, ,., , ,,. ,,,,. ,i„, ,„., , liiiiL-or nre hose erull. considered us :\,„r- Z0 °SW for the "*lS «I»-" Who, -r thoy r I, ,,,r ior th,. dollvory of Ihe dy anything liko porfool thoy will hnvo i\ni I Brit y seek tho protection o"n"A.i"i,st 1*0 n .nn.. "'ll:.v lo. Ami finally wo found wh"'," »wepl nil Inrgor craft iplotely uff „f pn rather than nu n ico on -f, McOraw' 1 I Beon Moreharl M. B. Bn ' hnd boon rooming, too; the sons, equal terms. ManlfoBtooB wero ssuod, Portland, mi - ' I whol 1 pile, "ui we could loam nothing uf him. ,s Hrenay a Busalan onginoor has pro and demenstrntionB woro feared) but „„ ,,i,mulv ..:,,, I un ii- epl H.I. he wna apparently wilh tbo pared dotulls nf n erinsor which can the proceedings, which Included an Ills- n.n-hiiM- "V "i." hundred qn ts, 1 he Inl'or in ons, mu. ids,, tlmt Im wm, lh,- ho totally submerged w thin Um spi turn' nngennt, apponr so lur lu hnvo „",.,! he snid innqunrrj ' mir nf ih, throo. Ono thing that ol tnran miiii.tos-iiiid this vosbo! hus passed off according to tho programmo. 'In. It "ni iy lull ■" I in} l.ll i.i, Ki.ir.sh".I mi; nfler mn n- ngnliisl 11 Tno fool "I lho hoe nine nil sweeping nm: In.,I.on off uml II uiimbll spill 1111 earthquake I mnnngod lo avoid Fulling but led t. ' hoi I' mi pood' nith un 11.ill for Finn I," piinl" .lull ['inii I :i uni niii.l.'iil. .imi, 1 con " 1 n Factor with "I Untiling brimkors wilh ,, lirukoo ... mi u snowy -'loop, uml iu 1,—' ihu" 11 i" im im: w.iii ,1 In,'i,"I, ■ kee nn, skruu I In.l yurilB 1 wn going like Ihe gle« ul -I diirntlon 'Ihr slide did wind, l''.u- Um li"! quurtor uf 11 mil" 1 slira duwu, und su closely did 11 I" III, upper ""'I nl' Hi" glllcll, Will crowd "'" lllftl, tl gll tllO ,rn..h:,.:. smooth const ing, und down Hn- I bIhiI, m tree us n struck thom down, 1 wilh lh" avitliinclio, e l-lulled wltl Id hem Ihu rocks nnd plintoroi -nun.I11-.1. 111 ihi-." pursuit, A rueo timbsrs in il- muss grinding togothei I,,: in',- nu- 1111. und 11. id ling ilgninsl obstructions ovm Thu gulch down which 1 1 t go bo which il wept, Tin mis, and 0} gun nm, 11 rooky gorge nml continued Ing. broke nlu cried in nm " l-'.t.,, downward, nn m ous U-shnpod .1" erl ' and ns I Blurted In deseond :." pn- betwoon high 11 lain ridgos. """'i steep ."'.in,"". 1 Ihrow nway mi lloro uml il il oxpiindoil nml Hull 'tnlt 111 1 "h 1 ,". ' I • '"i'i. Hi" contracted, nml ii nn- broken with ,l"'"'1 '■'"'■ -1 ■ dodged nnd rouudu.1 granite crngs uml iih-. II nn- pilod ;l cliff, turned awkwardly into Asp,-" I bristled nith nm thoiisnnd lire Oiilcli, nnd tumbled heels hold killed ir.',-. To ."i.-i Ibrough ull these into snfety. stiiiw ,'lml obstructions ul brenk-iiock ''I"'11 ' picked myaoll up, to aa. tin s, I would In- taking Iln- maximum slide ;;" by within twouty i",.i., witl numlier of lifo-iiud-denth chnuces ill '--"■'« broken trees sticking out of iti Ihu ininiinu mil uf time. Th" "l'l". :l11,1 :' suow-cloud dragging alwv. worst of il nil wns thnl I had novor been through the placo. Ami bad a TACTICAL BLUNDE_ enough, I'm, nn- Ihr fuel thnl llm ,, , , , ,. ,, , ... It was not iiii minor mi "usu. In" luleo Hiiu-i hi from iho lelt nml com- ,, , , ',. , 7 , . . , . , ,. ,, 1 , Ihe vi.unn lawyer wns uiimiuis tn hIuui I'li'i'h Im ih" beg n "I Um gulch. ,,., ■ ,,,'., . 1 - , ., ',',,, .11 • . .■ W Inn u list hi'l" slop,,01 illto tlu A- sin across Hm lowor point "t , ,. . . ,",, ., , , 1 i- n . box 11 diiumiilivo oil ut ol hows ,im .! I m ridge, nliiuit o plutio" bhmllv int., ,,,,., , 3 , ,, , ., ,' .■ ., i.i... Hie dcndoi honeh hi- chaneo hi" tiie gorge, I thought "I lho possibility' „._.„ of becoming entangled in Hn- hedge like '',,.'. thickets of dwarfed, gnarled tiinbor- line tioos. I nl- rcnlixod Hint I might dash ugninsl 11 cliff or plunge into n |)( deep riiiiiiu. uf courso I inighl Btriko ,,v„„ ,, , , 1 mi -i-i lonl about- - un, . an upon wuy. Inn certain I was thai I ,„. '"!"1' "'" -'"l'- ' 7,'" ' '", h['*-" ,"";s; "Thii.'s about 1,11. mi.tor." ,,. tho gorge, nor toll whut I should ..w|„„ d ,.,||it,r j ,„ strike when I -hot over ih,; ml"". ..-.'eytber, Nnwt much." It was a soeoud of most ii.tense con ..|,0CR„.t ,,„ ,,„ , „ „,,,, crii ;i> I ili'.-lii'.l tlic rillffa iiiitnllv lo , ., .. .. ,,, , , , , .I, Iut 1 tin* (imiiiv; •j.. iniu wunt ay in-low mul bey I. ..*_,,.,..,,, ' ... ... . .■ . , ,, . , * "l^oiiu-tlines. I*. Ii w.-is like leaping uit*» ihe dark, uml . , ... . , . , , , . . ,, 1 111 *,, .1 "'I al l_il I II I I K .' witli t if fait 111 rn 1 nlt "ii t if all r.-vral ., ., ,.. .,,, ,. , ..I,. -. .1 "All! I In- voiinu luirn*;ti'.r iw»\h„; ■ , t- ,. ,,■ . ,. , 'Aa a mnttcr «.i (act, ytnir iai,liiir 1. , was 111-1 timi' lo tnll in\'-rl! tuPClllOr , .. .-,. .. ior a forty odd root Icnp ucross >. , *,.. fi arm of tin* horse.liac* shuped end of '.'.., ,-. . , , . ,. "All .iti 11 ti<-! iirawlr, .,n tlm ffKil1 1I1.' ittirift-, In all mv wil, it piiMitaiti .,-41 I,. - ■ I. . . JA .... 1 ■•Mcbiio >■ \<. mcbnc .- isn t, 4nv shir .-oast-, na *.l,ir-, nf\fi* !ia\f I Kiied , ,. .- .,,*, ns swiftly us „■ 1 this mn.l "»?.• ,**" * k l"111 *',»,jrSoM ' ' Hi.,:. A'- I -hn, throngh Hm un. I s,"rl ,l"" "I0 J"r>' Iiiui .' -Iiai|.~i- down into the pointed, -now la-l-n topn -f a few tall Rrtreen ON THE LONE TttAIL t Im I wero firmly rooted iimon« the rockn |, WOll in t!u. |mcitWooda 0f (laraa,!.. in tho bottom of thc gorge. Luckily tlmt ti. .. Kiigti.hmnn .*-■_ m^ I rl011n.1l tli.' norge nnd landed in a ,,,,„, |m,| ^ettloil down. Hm rarul/ «ii-. good place; but bo narrowly .lul I mi- (|ie-. .,.,. „ rrci\, ,.,,.,.. lim| ovon whei I tlio eoruci of a t-lltl thai nr. A\m\u „ stranger did rham-o to call it wni collided with it. iilwnyn late at night; in tho e*rh There wa- no iniu- to bid farewell '." morning ho would I*.* away a-^iin. |fearn whon tha slide startod, nor to on Mo littio Johnny hail to i-ontoit bi- tertjiin them while run ning awaj i'o-,: >.-!i with Ims own amuHoiuout-- aio: it. hmtinet put nie to flight; the aitun Hml out oxeitomont Tor himsolf By 1 -.'t mv wit- working at their bent, tij• - time lie wan foui yonra old hi ami c started, I could noithcr stop knew the namoa of rlozons of aumnii. tor look bail;; and so thick and last and lord-. Imt very little about humai did obstruction, and daiigom riao be nature. tore mo that only dimly and hidden One -lay he -aw a st range, unttBOWi tally did I think of the "n routing rreaturu iip|troiuliiiif> In- homo, IJ■ dan get behind, ivatrhed it until it caino i|uito **>*< 1 eamo down on tin* fnrthor side of and now there neemed Koiuothiog ram the gorge, tu glntico forward like an ilinr about ii. Ilo turned ami rai, wild arrow. Thore was nnly an iustani io with cxeitciucul, Hliape mv course and direct my Ui-^lii ""li mummy, look! l^uiekl linr**- - aerom the Forond arm of the _" -•■- finiiy ll ■ lil c farver couiingl" over which I leapt irom n high [dace, li wa- ihe woim! mnn In- had Failing fnr nlmve U;«' -now iiiuutled in.- and bouldera ia Ilo- 1.1.It.'ii;. M . -.■n-.,- wore keenly ulert, and 1 i i DH hei aot icing ' lie phadoM • ■■! .• llr lit .-- on I I-i- H lull- - lo-w and In- n in;; i\lul.* -iii! In tin* ait* tin- braie, eheerj not oh of *i rhickadee; then tlu ."••> lide oi, my (rail, h-- li i'i Illl I -'iilli ui a ii ■ ■ behind, plunged mi" tl rgi With :i I I In ing < ;i h. I i 111110 I* ' '■ l,t th.- hiiiih on the lowor -ol.-, ami went -1! i in mi in.* down tho ***la|'*- wilh tlo- -loi,* nnly a fow neeondii bohmd. I'lirti.nal.lv must ,,l I ln< t'allfii mail un .,t trucH wero burled, though a few brokou lltnbi poopod thruugh lho snow to Minn or trip mo, llow 1 ovor dodged my way through tho thickly Htaiiding treogrowtha is ono foature ol ihe ox norionco that was ion swiit lur rccol ifrt ion. iVumoroua factorn prooantod thoniBolvoi which should have dono much to dispel mental procrnstlnation and dovolop decision. Thoro woro nco res ui nrogrc-Rlva propoBltlomi tu dm-idf within a tvw Bocondfl! Bhould I dodgo that tiff on tin- lofl sido uml dm I undor low- limbs just beyond, or dodgo tu tho rlghl nnd Kcrnpc thnl pita ul" ruckiif ThonOi wiih my spood, remilrcd instant deciaioii ami notion, With nlmoat uncontrollablo rapidity I shut uul into a "mall, iifiuly level glacier mondow, ami had a brlof cost irom swift doclalons and oncoming dan gurs, How* iflif \ .'d my Wpliry brain i*li. with nothing tu docido nboul dodg in«! As though stnrvod for thought mnii'iial, I wondered i'' thoro woro wil lows Imrlod beneath Hn* anow, Sharp [mlhs in my lofl hand oompulled at toutlon, aioI shower] my lofl arm drawn tightly ugnlnal my broasl with lingora and thumb uproar] to ihe ful lost, nml all their muscles teilRO, Tho lowrr odgo uf tlm meadow was I'i i i . ull '■• Bt ion has been rais.*d froil a production oi 1,000 tuns in 1883 t. t than 500,000 Inns In IfltO. Thori is sn much I t sugar territory i» th. United States that if unly ono uero it fifty wi m- planted with boota oai. ovory four coora the onllrn Unite, States domnud ior -wj); |*j bo "-mi pllnd. 1 ■■ ing ■ - i'i. spuria) murk ot progc ■ u buildiii: bubmnrina vmmIi now. Tho Salmon woul down l-M f«o) r illy, ull I'rml.'ti.'.* Island, ;ntt ro i mailift nt thai depth tWQJity nur ' aim os I blockadou with a donso growth | ran twolvo milcs Thoro is in oxlatonco a vi-ry no-doot (■ mun who, though now poacofullj on ployod, has iii liis: dny icon t-.ght.ui_ in many parts nf tin* globo. Mi frlondfl know this ami Inst- nu oppnr tuu ity to draw him nut am-ut hus thrilling war ndvonturoo. Itut, tlu I vftrraii's modesty is siirh lhat bis! tales are man* thnn likely tn hu. eolor / less nnd disappointing, Onco sowu ol hf his friends cornered liim and by artful f BllbtorfllgOfl led tlle COIIVOIWltloll J strniglll up to a certain battle, in which J as Ihey knew, the veteran had par tlcipnted. In a moment of earoJont, iiess he allowed himself tu be tra|>p«n , into statement- roganltng that, battle. Wlioroupon, noting that he had warm ed In the B-bjoet, nne of hirf fricmi- BUildonly said: " Vuu were in thai ball If, weren't yout" "Yes," run f fosBod the veteran, mm h eiutiarra un-i ••Tell iis aboul your oxporioucon onj thnl dny," commanded one of th. j gathering, There was a breathln^| sileiiif. The lighter naw Ihem wjh m-'i way out nf il. "On Mint, dny," li.] ne-: in sl'iwly. "at. a consorvntlvo Mtil al." all leaned forward O&gOfly- "ij in I ii ..I .a, in'. I._ ' ' .r ' CinijMW'ACK D'REE PRESS ni THE MAGISTRATE'S STORY Whut Ho Owes to Zain-Bnk Mt (!. K. Hunforil, of Woaton, Kings .;„., N.H., u Jtistl i' tho I'l'ium for llm I'.minlv, nml n llonoOU of llm I'.n]. tint Church in Dorwiok, snysi "I hnvo ibo.I '/um llul. I'm piles nml I'uitnil il i splendid roi ly, It eurod nm." Mr. Thomus Poat'Boii, ul' Prluoo Al hort, Bnsk., writosi "1 must thunk vnll I'm' Um lum,'lit I hni'O ri'i'i'ivi'il from tin- uso of Bnni link. I.n-t sum- ■nur 1 hnd u fovor, which lofl nm with pllos. I Btartod lu us" Zuiii-Uuli I found it gavo mo rollof, bo I continuod with it. Al'li'r using Ihri ■ four imxiw il. I'll'i'i'tcil ii comploto euro. /.nm link will also Im louud a sure ■ure fur mil,I sun's, chuppod hilinls, irnsl, hit,-, ulcors, ccnoma, bloodpolBon, i-arieosa sinus, sculp sines, ringworm, iilliiniiitl patches, hnblos' oruptloiiB utul hii|i|M',l placos, ,'tits, burns, bruisos, md uKin injuries gonernlly, All drug (IstH llllll slum's s.'ll ul ."Ul". luix. nr uml. I'd-" I'l'imi Xlllll Hill, I'n., Tiironto, ipon roeolpl ni |iii,". . nn nn- um "".I Igninst hiiriul'ul jmilnl inns nnd ul. I tuton. Sou th" registered natne "-unt lint " nn ,..,',. imekuge hefure I.iivIiiii, QUICK RELIEF FROM THAT PERSISTENT, HACKING COUGH A Fight With Ocean Man-Eaters Amlri'w Anderson, tlm tollor nl' this lul", wont In sen when nothing bul a Ind uml thoro imblbod llm lit" lossons which most folk letirn iishuro. II" stoutly mnlntaliiB Unit Im sw-niu woll boforo ovor hi- was uble lo walk, nml for this ho is thankful, bul novor more wisely su limit one morning many yeurs ago, 'when, with u Bplush uml ll lung quick swallow, he louud himsolf abrupt Iv lifted from Ihu Melton's bow und suddenly dippod in the blue, lieuulil'iil West hi.linn sun. Allilorson will un lunger vouch I'm- Ihe truth nf nil Ihul fulluwi'il, Imlii'ving his Liuagluatiou in Im nl I'nillt. lull Ihnl Im wus wushml ovorboard whii" noaring si. Vlncont. llm lug of llm Mi'llnli will show, nn.l if proof In- immh-il ihul somohow, some whore, thla buiiio man Anderson wus again pn l-i'il up nli\" that, saya the Now York llorald, ivns ubunilnutly ru vi'uii'ii by tlu- iintnsplrod prosouco of th" "hi f llm son n fow days I... \ii-i, r..ii wu- doing u Imil 'In '■ I liily m flnlveaton, nml 'I'he I lor nl.l i mi'".piimli'iit uu-. i,uu I, i-i take iiilvnntiigi' "f ihi-. lui'li] linn, lii.liir ..li ".:, . loipilt, i"i"'. A ,1.1,' I "ll ivns Ihiiil.,".. ,1,,'pli nl lh" pilBt, uml II I".I iii. ' iriigemenl tn I If I" II I ,.i I nl .,■ . ..I.I In . Willi II tlVlsl nf lh" lung, grti.. henrdi ti was four ii'el.ii I iiii'i'iini", un nun. Ul" Mill,ni, nlnm. nn Inn lll'illg relieved, I . !..,.i... I thriiugh ,. llm n ■ . .lum h.H. I n, smell iln- fresh nir nml jnjl indod mj toll Hun hero IV, . >|||| :n -I "i-i i "- ui"l lit'"'. ■ ih ii nil .1 in .', I.i . r . Til", llllll" [II Hi ,• nl III" "inI nl n ■ poll in Hn We im-.in tin- kind of cough It gives one a cold shiver jusi to heat ilu- dry, deep-seated bach back Intel Mint '.*-i-i,i*i m, il it were h iring tl"' ver) vital*. Tliat'a Hi" I.nul nt cough Uml means business. fortunately, though, Hi u Is nl ,i one of tlie kinds of cough for wblcb Nn-Dni- Co Syrup nf Unseed, Licorice nud hold, uml I wm. iu lh" hiil.il nf going Chlorodyne wns first prcscril-ed, und '"" deck i" drink mine, We won, iu whicli It lias been relieving witli great n heavy gith thai day, uml Hm crash promptness nnil regularity ever since. of Ihe wnvos ilgninsl tlm si.l". tlm sling Nn-„rn-CoSyritpofI,inseod,Licorice ol lho uh spray in Hi" fuco, I the and Cbloroilyne Is absolutely free from ! u.i.. nngry, i-mldliig cloud exhiln hnriiiliil <t, i" ; nt .it.-,- Luiii, nud is safe rated Ine, even for children. Itisplcnsnnttolake, ] With my eu] hand I leaned inil.ulsqui, l.lv, relieving the irritation, ' ivi-r H". mil watching tlm wuter Mirgi' loosening the phlegm, promoting ex- ! 'ml ro . I stood in Icownrd. Budilcn peclnrntinll, uml BO Slopping llie COUgll, fhoiisaiul" ih ' 1 ireil lobe tlie best cough syrup tin v h ive ever tried. Your Druggist will glndlv recommend nil, rhiiiig -I i from U a. 1 It, end will supplyyon witheithcrft35c. ! doried in ii for n frneti i n second; or 50c b.ilili'. The National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, I.united. 116 mil. i lift".) lh. essel high abovi ■I almost like i YOU CANNOT FOUGHT YOUR COKNS Thsy jiaiii too mucli. Porhnps you .live triad this, lliu! uml li till •ily you still have thom. Vou do "", 'Xporiinei,! wlu'ii ymi in" i'ulnnni 'a Pair—aes Corn -xtructor. In twouty- Oil h'.«:s 11 nu', - i- "\ ,'■!. I n i day or two you are rid ni thou. i""i utd bra-eh. Keep th" namo in sighl becMM it tolls tlm story. Putnnni's ! ■:,i uf-aun Corn Extractor. Sold by drug ..-ists, ..!-,• 25c. i*iSfia_ir*r^i.'".. ■ .c.r>.'JA-!r ■ -'-.v.*' ' ^^ ■__$__■« **>° _i_MUJimi ti.. ,t_XllOH WHO- Dr.Mattel's Female Pills EICI'TFEN YEARS TliE STANDARD Pr-s-pHrf**! ;u*r.i roeommonded tor wotnon'i ail- mwto, .i st-i-titiltcnlly prc-p'tiTtl romi'tly of ;iruvm. -.■orth Tlie rcinlt frum their list* ia tulct. vtwi i* i,i,,,:,i i/. i'ot sale at -til dint itoros. Ohilliwack, British Culumbia The Qardou of im . In the foinoai Kraaer VtsWrng VMnnni farming nnd fruit I nml in th" •rorU. (irlffot unknown. ll.C. Kloetric Ity frooi TMM»n.nri C.N.U. tmnnrontinontnl nml ■;i r-Uribrrn i.nil.lii.ir Chilliwack « mod.rn 115 w_t-'*»t.rks. eloctrto light, .tc. Croon Paradtoo -I... frost, no run* 1111111111*.' snow Vfrlir 11 T. li Iliin.l. St-i-v Board . of ti-- Ohflllwnck, for nil Information I U- ■if. i«-4(*_ «*t<* TURN Cn.Mi; STAMMERERS Th. Arnctt ItlStltUt. Ir.al, lha lV.lir.l-; r-i tli- 1IAUIT. and ;-:; . -."y cutaa the. most hopeless looking case. In lour to «trtU weeks. Write lor [.roofs, references •j—iniormatloii to 12 I IKmOII INSTITUTE. BERLIN. OUT. C.J- 1 dipped. A mound tit .,., n mul eold, swuslmii DVor th" iii.l" tin,] deck. 1 wn- roughl and twist,"! nml wrenched. I felt myself sweeping away from lh" vessel. Sum,' mvsii limn fore ■ dragged m twnward iiii I thought my luuns would Imrsi with th" holding "I my breath, Tho twisting und turning .iiz/'md mo; thon as suddcnlv 1 wn- -Imt upward uml Ihiashod wildly ul I ut Hi" snrfi.ee nf til" Will"!'. Rolling through luu sons, u heavy Murk nnil dragging low over Inn stem, Um Melton was pouudiug along under full spood. Al li s I COUlll M'" lh" propeller ru. nl churn the water, which il nnly hull' elutehod. I knew Hm nolso it wus making uml llm grinding nf H acblnery, yet I foolishly muted breath *shoutlng nnd yelling nt iln- tup nf iny voice. It wns Um frenzied, unthinking Btreugth-waBting nf u madman, nml when tlm lirst shock of my catastrophe hnd pusse.l I began tn collect my thoughts. The',- wns lillle us,. I., yoll. I hnd si I entirely alono un tli" deck. Nun,- would niiBS nn- I'm- uu linilr ur uinl". un.I thero wus mn Um slightest .huii." uf tlm Cnptnln putting I'ii"!:. mil for III" 111'" "I' ii coal passer Inst mum could l"ll how long in Uml turbulent sea. Hoing un nl,I sailor, I carefully I'd lowed Hn course of the vessel uml I knew tlmt we weie nbont twu hundred miles from land. In n calm sen I would perish heforo making quarter nf lh,- ilictunoo. Ulaek us the sky sci mod mv chnnccs for r.-s.-ut-, uml th" sii'l.i'in Ing thought nf whu' I mi-lit endure in n prolonged struggla fnr life tomptod 111" In |;il" up. in cml il nil Illl.l SUV0 llm augllisll of thirsl I hunger nnd ...III nml gradual death. vm ih,. tonic uf llm "uld snlt-watqr stimulated mo nml I struck uut dil In less. | roasonod Unit If rausl bo u "inuil lish, Ind. tlm nn.eh .'hilled my snld. II gavo nm ll flirelnste nl Hi" grimsnnm BCOUO whiidl would follow llm end uf llm Btrugglo. Tlmn thoro wus uu uiimislnliiilil", vi.'iiius nibble ut my hool. 'I'lm frightful st-nvi'iigi-rs nf Ihe suit woro uot ovou tn wnil fur my donth. The lish or i stor, whatever il wns, thnt hml nil,hi", ul my foot wns tint, u lur;;" OUO, from ih" fi'i'l nf th" cold, rasping mouth. I klckod viciously uml fright. i-iu-.l il away, Thon il' wns Ihul I hlcssod lh" Buporstition which hud led ni" in rotul y Irousora nl llm ox- pi'ii-" nl' u litil" physical fotiguo. lu tIleus wns ii grenl i-Iiisj. linile, lurge enough in ho n formidable wonpoii ngnln -t man or boast. K teklng st rong I.. I p mysolf afloat, I mniiugad lo wrench upon lho ugly liludo nml waited lur Hm return uf th" horror I wn suro \'. "iihi .'inii,.. Vi ul h 'In,! I' m i . i nun.im.I slimy, wriggl., Bldos bIosu- lllg :. ,:i " l ni". Tin- l.-iiui uf sns- p i"" wi" ,i un-,- In t'.if I llllll Ihe II, I uul ""inuil imil ii"in. Thon something ihu.i.i,,I, will, u Inn motion, ngninsl nn nl... uml I would nu Imi hm" heen I.iiliu. I shuddered > Ihnl I could -i nn'.'lv ii in \ grenl hlneli brown body lumbered tn i he in nu-,- 'ui i nhoiul nt in" .-..i.t I ..iin. I, mil with 'in l.iiif". Al Hm Illl "i lanl :i liii ih" puin ."Imi up tny lefl log nml vibrated up my spin . rhiiuethliig hnd grlppod Ilu- llesh jusi .il">." Hu- .-iiiiil" uml wus pulling in- il n "ih. I doubled iu Ihe wnler uml dl n torriflc blow with th" Itnlfi. I h ■ steel snnl. Into Bomothiiig, whii h wriggled fr if llm I'ln.In uml swum uwuy, h u i iug ii iluil. dispersing trail nf red in it" wnl," Hungrily I s.'iiiiim'i the horizon for th" smoke "I u ."--"I or th" sunlil uii.i ' ii -nil. I Bhrlokod uml cullod .ilinnl. nml cursed Hi" mun wim hml ite lined i way In loavo there to die, in I.,- eaten alive. A .-lul iy si,I" hroughl nu. lu mv boi S horri I live thing of llm s,-u hn.l linn llm llesh under my nrinpit. I was Inn lut,- with th" I.nit", utul iu u si'i'und I full auother nililil" ul my lu;,-. I thrashed nml kicked wildly, screaming with fuur nml paia. lulu something Bolid tlm knifo l.it. and th" contact nf ii steadic I mo :i Ill'l,- uii.l iforted in.-. Wh,.ii thero wu- something physical to fight it wus uol su bad. When there wus ;' .-In In givo nml ink", part nf tlm horror nt' tlm thing wns dispelled, Just tu th" right nf um I heard u .swishing and thrashing, Beforo I "Ul'.lil turn tn fight there wus u great spiny Idni'k Iin. cleaving the wuter in n while streak. As I wns iii lh" very ml nf striking nut with Hm knifo the liu disappeared beneath llm surfn. u. ll hn.l beon "lining in ii straight lino for ni". uml th,. terror uf thus,, ironllko -pikes made i Iiini, uml climb, Irving in throw my body up into the nir. I eould mil dodge. Th" black fin tore my llesh. uml excruciating uuin doubled i lum-! intu ii knot. I believe it wiih u slunk Unit wounded nm nr this much nf the story Anderson remains very sure, nml it is uuiy ihul n-hich now follows nf which he is nt nil in doubt. Strangely enough, he -uv s: Dimly bencnth llm water, I saw another grenl hulk .Inrling ul me. I dived in dodge it. Tlm whii,. of Hie great lish's belly glistened iu lh. sun, uml I snw my chnaee. Kicking up- ward with ull Hi" force of mv legs, 1 drovo slrni-ht nl him. Tho force of ■u\ body shooting toward tin- snrfneo uml nil the strength nt' arm uml sh,-ul.Ier wu- behind Hu- blow I dealt, uml the knife sank clear tn the hilt in th" -nil llesh nf Iln- inonsti r. .Mi. weapon wm- i-rcnehcd iilnmsl ii'iim my Iinnii, but I "lum: tn il ties- poratoly. ll wu- my mi,, hope of sal vatlon, uinl I would drown in Ihe effort t.i extriente it rather ll let ii from tuv guts,,. Mv life wuiil.l nut oll'ectlvoly. uml woundod him, bul oi li" returned, Onco :ih I lunged nl him li i„ nn iiiiii, nml I wns lift-Bid Ihul h" hn,| disablod it, Imt Hi" light coiitii I W" closed wilh oach Othor, Iilnmsl liko nii'lh'l's. Ill" lish biting nml thrashing, I diviug nml twisting and slashing with llm kuii'o. At lollSl toll Hums I struck iiuiii" Infill-" th,- Bond waa finished. Thon 1 gluuleil ii- Un- lifoloss body lloutod uwuy. Hours I hml corlaiuly boon in tho water, uud I could mil' bring mvself I" boilovc thai days hnd not passed. "p. quiot, but SHIP YOUR RAW FURS and Beef Hides -I I Nllll.1 1 .'<. 111. all."I I .--llti' ,\ um. , -. ... ,. . , , , , ... ■ gently, soinewhnl preserving tlm "' "<"«' "''I',.".","1 "'," **-**'° " warmth nf mv body bv cleaving through '"' /' «"■ ""> «»■' l»™cd on his back ,1m wm,-,-. Si,,,-,- childhood Hm water :n"l.':,r'''' ' '"J'0"-1' "'•' <""•»* •'*-,' hn.l been as home in nm. I hnd never ';'"''" ,'•'''.■ J »»» • roggod hull renehed Ihe limits of my endurance in lrn»im.l. after it. At times I was al -ivi, ng, nml fm- what wus probably ' ''■«"■ '" he wator, then again Ihe lirsl hour in Ihe sea I sllllered little ™> I"' ''"' l""l"r '<»" }"'. ™H -"°« physical hardship. The tossing of Um » "■l""11 »" ":''," V" ,"',':" ,,l"|,"""1 waves made It hard to breathe, Imt ster d veil, nnd J thought that nil wns my muscles did nol tiro. . - - ovo,r' '"" '"'. , "'" ""'}' imP KnU\' When I fell iiverbnnrd I wns "hid iu ■;'"■' '"-"' !!«ilMI "hell my lungs were nil iruusers nml shoes. The shnes we." »« "nrstin-J from III" sir,,,,. nol lined uml il wns eusv tn kick them ' , ' '""•", \"V "f«» /'^W" , " "l" nil'. The iruusers wuuld hnve slipped drcd yards heforo the km e pulled I re... from me ,. but wilh a funlish. lurk nn.l, battered and lncoratod, I was nl- ing thoughl thut thev wuuld help pre "VV"' '" ,'''"1- ,P1"u'l' ?n' ,""1 "P'-". serve n,v wuriull, I'dreuded tu nut M'1"1 tor" ln*,' »1'1"' .' **"*», •»" l,11" ll nw'iiv. ll wus Billy nnd iu.-x. us 'Irowned, nnd the ben ing nnd thrush uld,-. bill li<t.r il pinve.i mv salvation. "« "' ""' lra,lll"' K5dJr '.''. '"'*' '''"'"'■'' I liii.l hoard of a man adrift clinging ■'-•'' '"'• ,"1'; nn;l BtliT. I hud nol re in his gm s wiih almost n Bupor- F "" l"''"111 wll«"i "l,ll"nl ***»*<?• stitloua bleu thnt he would be wuriiiei I "'i'- '""'■■ K;<" " f™*" ngninsl my side uml hn.l Inughod nt him, yol whon mv i ''"<■ ''<•':< ' '" .l,M""'" »*'«"*' bono in lime ,• I .•lung slnliluiinlv tu ||,'„ l u'> bud.. I thmiehl in. bn.k was slllli" belief. Ilesi.les, il seemed I hill' .""'',"", ,""1 ' bebine Hint bluw imnrly wilh Ihe luss nf mv trousers I Would OnllllOll me. I sunk ut lensl Imt se.,-, mv btsi connection with mankind -V* '"■"^ "' ,}"' "It-wilor In my nos nnd with the life uf the world. I'llll !n- ""' ', h"k""- rovlvctl itjO, uml ynu believe Ihul Ihey fllrnishe.l n feel .' »*M|q*l".l pnlilnig I subbing for ing nt' cotnpnnionshlpf In some wny which I nm nut psychologist onough tn CXpllllll Ihey linked um In llm life uf nun. -Ml tills lime the cimrvtiling iiuiii 0 nf the water wns tiring me, uud I bo- gun In kuuw fatigue. (Muscles thnl hml I It elastic tenet",I sluggishly nud illl bill refused tn du tiie work demuml- e,l nf Ihem. Tiie strange current* of Ihe sen hnd drifted me intu warnicr wnler, mul nlthough I nn lunger endured Ihe Intonno cold, Hie comfortable feeling lulled me into rclnxntinn und there wus unt Ihe siiiim stimulus tn pliysi.-nl , 11"..s.. , , j)M i tnllsl hnve been ill Ihe wnler twu \\t' solicit youi- shipments ||f|lioitrs wlu-n wilh linn BiidiloiinoBB I felt ii rasping touch ngninsl my foot. Hud I suffered n nniiml it would nul huve been sn bud. Al lirsl I thought 1 wns losing my mind, tlmn thero wriggled ngninsl my othor fool n live, tin in us uml get 20 per cent, more fur tIniu iinui at home. Write tn ns I'nr our new price list S ami we will mail ynu iniu I'i'i'i'. Wuleh this ml. weekly, I'm- I'.iu'i' Hides, Raw Pur Wind. Tallow, Si-iH'eii Iinui ll.iisn Hair, Sln-pp Pelts, eto breath I simtimd nnvv In be in the midst uf u school nf lish, which scuttled ngninsl me uud hit nml nibbled. Tho puin nt' ii," wul,-! iii toy vvuu.uIs moddonoil me. I wns frantic uml dealt knife blows right nud lefl, si,ii,"times striking In,nu- nml Bomotlmoa clonvlng no- thing but wnler. The sen grow red i.luilll me III limes, nud liesides llm I'mivmmss nf Hm slrngg1,' il si-'llelie,l IU". A grent finny thing darted nt me nud turned on lis buck tu bile. I stubbed ii almost in the maw uml shuddered ns I rcnliicil thnt it was a shark, Tlm knifo wronoheil free, but ll,,. shark drovo nl me ngnln. I strm-k North-West Hide & Fur Co. [.273 Rupert St. Winnipeg, Man. I A Mild Pill for Delicate Womon.— The most delicate womnn enn inidorgo |l '" f I'niinelee's Vogotablo l'ills jll iinngiuiilile body, If T could only have wlthunl t'nni of unplonsnnl eonso mi ii perhaps th" horror would hnvo 'I' os. Their action, while wholly of. feetivo, is mild and ngrcoublo. Nu v in lonl pnlns „r purging, follow tholr uso, r»» *m m f _M R" thnnsnnils ,.f wm , wh,. hnvo mod OTfinn omt _o HEAi.STitni.UNOS nro more prono to disorders of Hm v,,!Uro O'k'UuR.-i'KiCL'. 25 t-N.H dlgostlvc nrgnns thnn men. I prayed Ihul n storm might blow thut I might parish quickly—drowu in llm waves fighting ngainst cloau, grand nature instead of being dovourod ploco- nioal by those llsliy inoiistors, 'I'lm wound iu mv urn, pnluod ter- iilily nud tlm limb wus stiffened, I foil roil poisoning nml Buekod tin- gusli In lis.nl'""I it. In u Bpoll nf quiot I realized thai iln- -un wim beating down iipmi Hm wator witli im ii li" I.....-. mul nn Iii ml nchod with Ihi lii'iil, whii" my body wns inl,I uml ivvnk frnin long Immersion. Tlm water I hud swallowed distrosBoil ui" uml mv thirsl wns torturing. A,hi in thai uttor oxliutu linn uml lull iisu pain from n multitudo "l' uii"".P. uml giiBhes, uml I ivns nil Imi frantic with mv plight, .lust wl renson bogan lu desert ine I l.n.iv. imt. When th" lii.-.i i"ii in.." siir iv, ,ii in I,.. I in,, uml il Iilmorns of "" IniBgilllll bogtttl In plngUO III" I ll I I lv, but Iln gtllsll <<> lh" ii .hi um ii.I.ill .hi of " -' I'""'. dreiuii things wus ipiilc ns real ns hml been Hi" neluiil Blni . [Ira with physical enemies, II was wni'se. Heforo, Ilu. bite uf Hu- knifo Into cold llosh, tho rasp nf steel iq ii " ' hone uu.' spine hnd 9tctid led nn.l hml llm j,n ut' primal fighting, Imi llm fovor sights hml no ll" h, \u Imil" un-. there when Hi" kiiil, sank deep into the sidus of some turn which i i I nttneking mo, nml I bricked wilh lorror whon I ■I" iiiui my hand nn.l arm sunk siinmln thruugh Hm .inly uf Hm thing. For llges, it scotnctl, I sunn, in pur- -un of n lu:; green thing which turned it -si-i-pi-nt head uml laughed ut mo, mul from lis pills issued Binoke ami Um red linr" uf furnoecs. Heal it wns tn ui", iin,I I oxhaustcd mysolf nursuing it until ut lust il turned I in the ncl of li ' ti lion 'in: me fadod into lh" nir. :-i ny creatures played in th" waves ul."in ni". 'I'n snin..' I tried In talk, luu they unly laughed nnd kod nml I raged against Hi" nd tried in Btah iinui v.ith my knife, but they parted in twain where I struck, nnd then Hi" pints swimming nil' joined together again uml mocked in". I looked lu heaven uml llm ski,.s. uml tl„. Ileocy ,-lmi.Is tantalized nm. i buried my face I" lh" . :i-"i' un! lh" lights I snv'v beneath th,- surface wore in leseribablc. Then I snw Im,.! close bv. uml wondered how I hnd missed ii for so lung. 1 v.n:. very thirsty um! Iii"-! uinl thoughl 1 must huve stayed in swimming too lung. As I strm-k nut for tin- shore my thoughts turned tn my clothes. I tried :,, romombor where I hml left Ihem. Ilnvv wus I I,, go hnni" if I could nnI find mv clothes* As I looked a foamy whit,- Btreani cascaded over Hm siil" nf u ell- Illl.l 1 null.! nut think how it was I had uni noli I tlmt at Ilrst. Tlm land began !■' daaco toward nm. then rolled with Ihe motion of a ship, nml 1 could hour Ihe wnler Bplashlng uver th" fails. My pnrchod throal yearned for it. r?uddonly the rushing water laughed ami Hi,, whole a lis appeared. Vol I "mil.I bear Hi" stream ful:,!,..: over llm cliff, first behind nm. then to Hm sides, Hie .splashing wuter sounded, lu,'. when I turned t„ look it, was nut there. Time hml censed nml i merely Btrug* :;h.I .ii through eternity nt' suffering Then there loome I in Hm illstnnco n new monster. Ulack ami high oul of tlm wuli-r il was. um! plowed up foam I" fore it. -" fi.-i ui.l p forgo ahead. II -..as dim iu Hm iliBtuuce, but I dutch ,'I my In,if,, moro firmly nml swam to "".'I il I'ln .i-i- m,! closer il drew, nml its breath '/at Muck um! lirty uml '•■ i i "iit bchiud il. I l:ii"w 1 musl kill the thing und .-iv-n-ti slurdilv- for '■ 1 wns close mm in,! astomi leu ul III" size nf il. Thin I snw thut it "u- nit mi., monster 1 must fight, lull many, fur not frnin Um side uf Hie in,'ll -nnimal ilnrlcil n llmt little 11,!:.- monstei with many legs i.n.l w hit., sides. This I Bivani toward to dispatch it be fore atln -king tlm greater mie As ii ■ip|iiiitiihi-il il roared with innny voices nml its many lugs ehur I the wnler. line ,,f the v,dees rnnreil iii u sing-sung. regular r. ami I thought I hml heard something of the kind bofore. Theu we closed. Viciously 1 stubbed with mv knife, but il strmk n si.le like steel uml wns buttered frnin my hand. Mow all would l.e uver. In ii dreiiiny way I felt smimthing warm und strung wru|'|ie.l ubuut my body, I knew I gasped as I wns lifted fr the wnler, ami then I snw a pnir nf .-yes—|h,. ,.Ves uf ii tlmn; the eyes nf my own kind. Thut wits the last 1 relimmbere.l I aw,di,. in a cabin uf the British steamship N'ollsomcot, bound fur liuetioa Aires. I hn.l lost mv knife attacking the wooden sides of the whale bun! which hnd be, it sent In ding frum Hm .oa, Cnptnln Young told me il wns only by "luu II," lirst mato hn,I sighted me und hnd wul lied me fm uu Iii.iii through Hm glass, thinking I was snnie strung., lish. The N"li-..iuciil hn.l pu I th.. Melton nt six o'clock in Ihe morning, twu Inuirs uii. r I hiiil fallen from Hm vessel. Tin- lug „f the N'ulisenmul shows thnl I wns picked up nt itnlf-pnsl nine in Ihe iimming after I was iu Hie water live hours and ii hnlf. A- I sny, whore lli" mil lefl nil' nnd tlm Imaginary battles begun I dn not knuw, but my wounds were rent ennugh nml nave the surge,,,, nf the Nnlisemeut n deal of trouble. IROQUOIAN ETHNOLOOY The Iroquola Indiana of Canada, in thoir ell'nrls In nei'uillit In themselves fur llm existence of the live moos of men wiih which Hmy are acquainted, haie "Imped th,. following legend: In llm beginning, the Qronl Spirit, in or- lei- In people tin earth, went about milking it mini nf each nation. He took a lump ni "iirlh, ami moldod ii into n man, Tlm flrsl mini was n negro. Then he nml. unnlher luru| uml moldod anothor man. This was a Chinaman. Thon he miiil" nn Indian in tho Mim.' wny. nml p,nv" lit'" lu ull Ihr"". Hul two limn, ii frenchman aud un I'liiglisliiiian, rmnaini'il tn lu- creutod; iiiui nu earth was at hand wheivwilh to innlie then,. Whut wus tu be dime.' The Ureal Spirit reached nut his tint! niul Boizod ihe first animal thnt came in his way. It wus u bulterlly. Tho (Ireu! Spirit clipped nil' its' wings, added arms und legs, breathed upon if lo give il. a soul, anil set it down ill a I'lirner of the enrth. This wus the Ilrst .renchn Again extending his arm, the Great spirit seized annihil' animal. It was uu mil. II wns treated ns llm blltterlly hud boon; il wns given the face nnd snnl ni a mun, uud was su! down ill another "inn",' nf Ilu uii. This was II," lirsl I'liiglishinnii. This "xpluiiis, snys the Iroquois story, why ihe English ami llm Pronoh have always boon ablo In make tholr way ' aslly nboul il irth. (undo uul uf animals, nnd nut from lumps uf "iirlh. thoy go ovorywhoro, uml Burpass tl," poor nogro mul fndlnu nml I'hinii- n in all things. This accounts, inn, fnr llm dill', "iin iu llm iliuriii tor nl' Hm Kllgllnl n nml tin- Frenchman. The uue hns nlvvnys prosorvod -uni" thing nf ill" industrious chnrnetor of Hi" nnt. nm! Hm other Bomothlug nf il" i";lii ways of Hi" butterfly, WHERE SHIRTS GROW ON T'UF.ES '•Shirls grnw nn t - iiiui" I caino ii""'." Bald I.I sailor. " ll"" bo, BhipmntoT" n pill" dork llm sullor elliptic I I is glnsa uinl ivipod hi- i ih with Hu. buck uf his hum!. ■' I 'm u spenliin'." lie suid. '-uf the South Sen-. Vou know thom Islunds ovor Him".'" •'Sure." -iii,I H,,. dork, "Well, thnt's whoro I mean Ihnt •Iii,I- grow uu trees. There's u kind Useful Around the Farm " Kiirlus.'il |ii..;isi> iin,I ouo doUw fur whicli pl.HRQ Mini mr tw,, Inrtfo 50o. bottles ni Nn\ilini'. It i- ii roninly Ihnl 1 ilo not enro tu In- without. It [a i*.s|„.,.i,i]iv y | around tin- farm Cor mini or bonst. 'lh.* worst Douralgia it. euros :ii nn.,-. I'W :i eold, -nn* tUroat, ur cliost affectum, nothing i» bettoi ilmn Norvilino, (Sigued) "l.i.'lmnl riamlyn, "French River, Ont." Gel Norvjlinc to-day, Sold bv all dealers, in 25c nml 50c bottles; Asthma Cannot Last when tin* groal <'-t ul' nil asthma specifics is used. Dr, J. D. Keliogg _ Asthma Remedy nssur i"llv deserves thi - exalted title, II. Ims •■ itli'-s cure, tu its crodil which other preparations had failed to benefit, it brlngB help in oveu Ilu* most sovorc ensofl nml brings thr patient lu a « iH.ioii ui' blessod relief, Suroly sullVr ing from asthma is uoodless whon :i remedy liko this i.s sn easily secured, ni n willow tree nn thom islands witli ;i sni'i. [loxiblo bark, \ native Belects a tree with i\ trunk (Imt's Juki, n little bigger round ilmn whal In- Is. flo makes :i Hag witli Iii- knifo round the trunk through tho bark, aud Im mahr-- n imt her ring four feet below. Then with :i -lit ui' ilu* knife hu .Iraws tin* bark off, t hr buiiio ;i- n bo> *l"ty- m in:il.iu;: n willow whistle, and bf'n j,'"1 ;i Hn.', 'ininl.I.* Hhirt, All h.- needs to -In i*- t" dry ii uni, make two Unlet for i bo ai ni -, and pul 11 lacin' in ' ii** back in draw it together, "In iIm' ■ pi ing "i tlio yeai tho shirts ■ I liorod. Mm iiini women both ■_"■ uni nt Lhat ii in look for treoa that lil thom, Thosi burk shirts nn- • i nl so :t- in be ofl ;n> l Hi b .'. i,.- - dou'l look 1'iui al .ill i-i shirt- tbol grow mu iiii.' . Much unadulterated noi -ni- Im-i-:. w ril ten concerning th ui' Navajo fnuian blonkets and the purl i;.. i. gond, i i .i'i*. ion W0VC1I liy thr stjiKiiv in* ■ It. i.s true thnt some desigi symbolii meaning, but Hop:. Zuni. Apache Byn bol - are usi it i lv ;is those peculiar tn thi '*■ i The Nayajo squaw is one ot" th'' imaginative and ! a_( i '-'t:.*.il ot au man beings, .'uni u is qui nay that even whon symbolic designs aro employed iti I.i.i' ' ■ og il without the remoti -• referi ■ ■ ■■ fnii' significance. "RY MURINE EYE REHEDU For Rod, Wuk, V,-.,..v, W__, E -. I V I For km, ttc.k. Wary, Wster; J I AND GRANULATED !_ I D 5 I Murine Doesn't Snail ..-«jt,--t-j £■•- ?• i Mutinc EyeRrm-iiy. Liu !. ::-:, "... 1 .:. .lunna Y.yt Salve, III AjepOa Tabaa, -s. | I CYE BOOKS AND .OIIICE F.SE ,51 M.U Vlurino Eye Romody Co., Cnic-xc ;;v'- ■ v i..l' !///'• *.. S -> (J On Chrisfanas Morning as on any oilier winter day, you can make j'our home more comfortable and cheery *fcr-___^-' less Heater. ^3H___a_S^ Its rjcni.il ^■■r,. ".t i. qi icldy nt your r<;nii*", rn.ul:- [ot use in any omerp*ni v. "l i:: v i!'. ne< J it _•*. a supplem** nl extra col I epeU. come. i.. Ier 3 1 will find , ; - I ■' for the cliangenbl- weather of eatly spring. The Pcrfoclicn Heater i-J light and eaifly carried. It ii safe in tlio hands of a child — ihe safest and most reliable heater made. Drumi finished eilher in blue cnamti or plain st-'e!, with nickel trimniiiigs — on ornament to any room. A ipecial automatic device makes .molting impo*'.1...-. All parts easily cleaned. Gallon hii-l; bums i.in. Iiours. Cool handle ; damp.: top. I )-j!-t. p»rjy.-.!,-[- ; oi Wtftfl lar ■! -■< n;.tiv- circuUr to Any -gfnc*/ of The Imperial Oil Company, Limited McBEAN BROS. ^Sl-ON Thii ufason It is ImpentWe fof Iln* farmor to g«t c*fiTy cent poutbll out of hn grmia. mn) as wo nan livi-ii in (Iii ■ 1111 butineti ninre 1«hu, wi bIi.-uM be ai.l** t.. offer tb< '-- - ilu- beat a.lv por-Kitilr on tho tubjeel of marketing hii cram to adTanuee, Th- ^i.^m. of narlgation is no argument why grain ibould ba lower in price. Write i'*. for foil partlea Ian how IO clnp cram, and aiu.. why «■ contend ifint murk, li ihould not C" l*-***r Betid na a •; nr * ..tine* Maple «>( your iraln ami wr will iradc if .nd _«lv>*>^ */«■ m r*al t: :.• Vou will tlu-n I.i* convlncad, whon y»u make compariaon *»nli itreat priaea. I'..'. ), .1S.".1" mi,y lin,r"r way I., mark. 1 irrain. \v.> an- 11 cr n*cd and bonded ind «- UNDERSTAND this bui 11 THOIIOL'OULV, and that COUNTS l;. f.-n in■.•: Bank of flamtlton, Winnipeg, Man NOTE — l-':irmt-rtt who an* mar .'mulch (lie Ur.-at N«>rtli--rii Kailwav i» load **..r*. »ith barley ibould write »*■ f»r pnriii-nlar** ahoiit ohlptiini* 10 Minneanolli \\ 11 n«t|iBa tar farmer ruatomert, wbo can *\u\> barley on tin** road, from i'><- i<> iv per buahel nara ih»-. b) ihlpplng to fi(lu*r Port William ..r Port Arllinr. 1,-ni.l.ft •■.mil. tli. , ;.- ■ ,. l duty MCBEAN BROS. Grain Exchange Wir.-lj»oj M an. A New Head In 30 Minutes Eichatrethst a-'i-c. i^.robti-j. tuUtunt. m (or a claaii cixi. con lortabla ct._ ty takmr * NA-DRl-tO Headache Wafer 25c ■ bo* at yc_r driitt^ts* cr ty mail dor , N.tion.l Dnif tnd Chcmic*) Co. o( Cmn.d.. t.imii*d. M«n»r._l.' No mnn it woman ihouli! liolilit- painf ully nboul boen nur of corn, wlioi 1 ortain n relief tn ■■' hnnd -1- Itolln w.\\ '* Corn 1 litre, WALL PLASTER PlMUr Loiiril titkea the plnce of I.nlli. and i« hret.n.,il Tin" "Umpire" brands o( Woodflbar unci Ilarnw»l, Plotter fm- good oonatruotion SHALL WE 3_NU TOU PLASTER UTBBATO-i The Manitoba Gypsum Co., Ltd. WINNIPEO, MAN. FREE lWiS, CHltOWA-R, BRITISH COLUMBtA, ■■-i**-.: Church News Tailoring for Ladies and Men. Bent & Goocllands' old stand. A. CUPPLES Rev. -I. S. Henderson, ol' Westminster conducted both services in | the Presbyterian church on Sunday, tin Sunday morning next, Kev. Mark 1'ike, of Sumas, will conduct the service in the Methodist church. To those who are not nt presont attending nny Sunday School, thc Superintendent of tho Methodist Sunday School extends a hearty invitation to attend thnt school. A Missionary Rally will he hold on Monday ovening, Fob. 12 al tho Uttptisl church to which the Young People's Societies of the other churchman! invited. Mi** Hutch will givo a talk on her Leper Work in ! India. Miss lsilicll Hatch, wim Iin. jut Iuntil recently been engaged in mmmmmmm mm.%mmmS; #£*£& j-j^ ££ King ICdward in recognition of her splendid services to the Kmpitv. IT I For that Cold 1 IE IC *__ mo DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE Chilliwack Dramatic Society •INi " The Magistrate »t OPERA HOUSE Thursday and Friday, February 15 and 16. Reserve your seats EARLY al All. White's Music Store. Seals76c. 60c, nnd 25c. 31 rare 31 IO I I USE Barber's Cough Remedy A Laxative Cold Cure In large bottles 15c. Ask for sample H. J. BARBER _ | lift ***** r% *•# fi em 1 1 *mwMi$*&®0mm*mW;&miA % Watch and Jewelry Repairing Dont sond your Watches und Jewelry out of tin- city to In- repaired when you can have them repaired hero carefully and promptly. Wo guarantee perfect satisfaction. Give us a trial and he convinced. REG. E. BROADHEAD ; Agent for the Columbia Phonograph. Second door from Empress hotel, Chilliwaek. Last Sunday evening a pleasant innovation took plnce in connection with the service in the Methodist church when ,-i choir of men's voice led the congregation in the singing of familiar hymns. Tho pastor, Rev. A. E. Roberts, preached n special sermon to young men on the text "The (Hory of Young Men is their Strength," I'rov. 20; 29. Mr. Chapman snug a solo al the close of tin-serin,ni. The service was enjoyed by all. The Young People's Society of Cook's church will have nn evening with Etbelhi'i't Kevin on Monday night. The program will consist of an uddress on bis life, such well known selections as "The Rosary" "Narcissus" and several others. Some of those who will assist in the program will he usual favorites,— i Miss Kathleen Henderson, Mr. I Arthur Henderson, Mr. F. James. 1 Misses Ruth nnd Dorothy Henderson and Miss Millie Bell. '■ During the month of February I the Official Hoards of the Methodist Churches of the Dominion will re- | cord their vote on tbe question of Organic Union with the Presbyterian and Congregational churches. , lliillots hnve lieen sent out from ; headquarters of four different kinds, first for the official members, then I for mombers over 18 years of age, Ifnr members under 18 years of ago, and for adherents of the Church, After lho Official Hoards have re- Icorded their vote it is to betaken iu j the Churches. It is expected thut the vote will In- taken in the Methodist I churches of this Valley about the lirst week iii March. The Women's Missionary Circle of the llnptisl Church will (I), V.) Imiii n Valentine and Birthday Party (by invitation) on February II, at the home of Mr, aud Mrs. W. K. Ilritdwin, Williams rond. A splendid program of games, music and songs has been prepared. Refreshments will bo provided and every thing done to give those present a must enjoyable and sociable evening. The object of tho Party is to raise funds for Church purposes aud a special feature is is the very novel method adopted — that each invitation includes a request for a donation of one cent for each year of the person's life. May the cause meet with the success that it deserves. Tbe meeting of the Ladies Aid of Camp Slough was postponed for u week, on the account of the illness of Mrs. J. li. Cluisliolni. Local Items L.F.Cioft, at Mee Studio for photos For photos at Chapman'8—phone 89. Look out for the P. S. A. Military Day. Have you got your measles on straight? John Davies bns completed a 91,500 hum. Conl nnd wood—City Transfer Co., phone III, Parker's for Kit-Reform clothing to your measure, Ate you going to paint? See Denmark & Burton. Ashwells for Dry Goods; remnants nl cheap prices. Stock Foods—Chilliwaek Implement A- Produce Co. Harness repairing done promptly by the Chilliwuek Harness Co. Seeils, Sccils, Seeds Ihnl succeed. Place your order wilh Ashwells. Don't forget the Masquerade in CampSlough Mull Friday, Feb. II, County Court has heen posponed to Saturday, Feb. 24, at 11 o'clock. All coal and wood orders receive prompt attention, Phone -111. City Transfer I'o. A communication from tlie President of the W. C. T. U. is held over until next issue. The Private Secretary wns greeted with a fair house on Tuesday evening in tlu- opera house. Light nnd heavy dray ing handled with can- aud promptness. City Transfer Co., phone 49. J. Turvcy hns accepted a position with tbe C, P. It. as wharf-man at the Chilliwaek Landing. Mrs. T. Knight iuul Miss V Marshall visiteil with relatives in town a few days this week. Stock foods which produce big results arc on sale by the Chilliwack Produce and Implement Co. Wanted—Board for baby hoy ten months old. Apply, Mrs. Adams, Commercial Hotel, Cliilliwnck. Did you gel n long handled dust pan? If not. there is one for you nt Ashwells Grocery Dept. Phone 155, H. C POOK Boccettor to WM. ARCHIBALD HEATING AND SANITARY ENGINEER STEAM AND HOT WATER FITTING BATHROOM FIXTURES A SPECIALTY Estimates Given WELLINGTON STREET Phone :.s P.O. Box 2115 Bargains Bargains J.H. POOR Hot Air Furnaces, Rooting and Cornice, Metallic Ceilings, Stoves ami Ranges, General repair work, ele. Estimates furnished Phone 94 ROLLER RINK Open every evening from 7.30 to in. and Saturday from 2.30 to 6. JAMES O'HEARN Several lines we are selling off at reduced prices after stocktaking. Dress Goods Bargains Dress Goods at 1-4 off Dress Trimmings at 1-2 price Suits, Skirts, and Blouses at 1-2 price White Quilts full size, $1.00 ShoeBargains On the display tables and in baskets 95c to $2.45 pair Men's Shirts Values tn $1.05 • Your Choice 65c. Men's Gloves at 1-4 off" Men's Brown Overalls at $1.00 a pair Grocery Bargains Cow Brand Soda Sc a package One Pkg. to a customer ROYAL YEAST CAKES 3 Packages 10c. 40c BULK TEA 3 lbs for $1.00 ROASTED PEANUTS 15c. Per Pound GINGER SNAPS 10c lb HAM 20c Ib BOILED HAM 30c The new system jusi started at Malcolm's Grocery is worthy ol attention by all who buy groceries, crockery ware, stationery, etc. It eliminates disputes and trouble regarding errors in accounts, mistakes and oversights. It promotes honesty and truthfulness and causes people to buy where goods are bought so as to sell right. There are no new prices mentioned in any ad- vertisments. The prices are quoted at time of purchase, and once quoted means a sale of the goods. There is no combine on prices, the new system will not tolerate it Two papers of pins 5c; two papers needles lie; eight spools thread 25c; other bargains nt Ashwells Dry Goods Dept. The Hoy Scouts of the cily were the uuests of the management of tbo Lyric theatre nl the moving pictures on Kriilny night. A regular meeting of the Hospital Board of Directors will he held in the Methodist church on Saturday afternoon ut two o'clock. Bent nnd Goodland hnve moved to their new quarters, on Wellington streel formerly occupied by the Hank of Vancouver. Parties wishing trees pruned and other w,,rk in the cure of tree-, will secure good satisfaction by engaging, K. ■). Hopkins, city. A full house is expected nt the P. S. A. on Sunday ns tin- subject is of great interest. Those who wish to get a seal should bo curly. We announce with muoh plcasuro lo our renders, tin- beginning of the new Serial Story "tine Wuy Out" which will stnrt wiih our next Issue. Bishop De Peneier, of Westminster, bus purchased a few acres of Inuil near Sardis, close to hi., brother- in-law, Uev. C. P.. Clark of Surdis Rectory. Spring Millinery is now opened lit Miss Doyle'-. I'he tirst install- nient of Spring Millinery hns arrived al Miss lloyle's, opposite the Posl Olllco, See Ihe now -Ivies. APPUCATION FOR TRANSFER Tuke notice tlmt I. I> It. Mel., i,iiiiii. of riiillittw'k. II, .' . hereby apply tu llie llniinl ol l.itvll-.- i'.iiiitiiissi.'.ii. is for (In I, t'ily nfriiillinui'k ill the in.viini; ii,ls> Iii I,I en Mn, I, Huh im.', [or leave lo irnn.ler the hotel license |,,r Ihe snle ..I lll|ll..r ill tiie KntproM hotel, Cliilliivack, II. r. fr...n my-, li io Samuel dolor, lintel thi. Sll, .luy ol I', lirtinr.v 1(113, ll. II. M. l.i:\N\N.. Special Orange Week. See Window Display. ■ ChilliwacK Orchestra g Chilli-rack Orchestra, sis or Klglii n f.i-., open t*,,r 4-iiuiii-i-.ii,-ins. i At... White. Secretary. umg 40c perlh Paid for DAIRY BUTTER Ashwells Dept. Store FRESH EGGS WANTED 35c per dz SAVE MONEY Buy your Magazines at Green's Cigar Store I'n- Mnpi/ine for 10c '.tic Mii|iii/.hie for ISc t ''ii- Mhimmiic fnr 20c j -Da M«gii/.iiu< fur 25c Come und join my library. 1000 novels to soleot froni. 'j
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Title | Chilliwack Free Press |
Publisher | Chilliwack, BC : C.A. Barber |
Date Issued | 1912-02-09 |
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Chilliwack (B.C.) Chilliwack |
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Language | English |
Identifier | Chilliwack_Free_Press_1912-02-09 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-11-27 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0190874 |
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Longitude | -121.950833 |
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