1 Ibrary r.e?. Waterman's Fountain Pen's FROM $2.50 WILSON JEWBLIR Asecm 9-5-12 4 i#$M&j$& 'Prospector" S2.00 Per Year VOL. 18 CRANBKOOK, B.C , SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 14th 1912 No: 37 Send in Your Entries:—Now Thereby Helping the Fair Management to Help You Local News of the City And District Jacob's Irish Rusks, "the best fori It is u mutter ol surprise that tha babies" at PINK'S PURR FOOD, Forestry department of the Province GROCERY. cannot find men capable ot ascertain ~ ' I ing what we have in B.C. ivithout KILBY FRAMBS P1CTURKS securing students from the United i States. , Mrs. F. Parks, Mrs. W. Nichol, Misa Parks and Master Rainsford! Whether your baby is in the corapet Parks were a party who drove a-1 'tion or not, ample accommodation round Fort Steele, Wasa and St.' wi" be provided for all at the CCS. Eugene Mission on Monday. exhibition quarters. FOR SALE - A litter of handsome, Ml'■ lin(1 MrH- "- °- Hcotti ot otta- thoroughbred. blucv Field Spaniel «"'. "e" in tc™'n thi" week. Mr. Puppies, . months old, JW.00 to $20. s"ott wns at at- Eugene Mission in- 00 each. Apply Primrose Wells. Cres specting the new Industrial school, ton B.C. 36 which will be completed in about three weeks. At the Kdison theatre tonight will be shown "Billy'B Insomaincc" a funny comedy. "Out of the Dnrk, a dram a. "The Knight and the Friar."' Also No. 16 animated weekly. j Oet your implements for Fall work from the Cranhrook Trading Co., Agents for Cockshutt Plow Co., John John Deere Plow Co. and other Implement firms. KILBY FRAMES PIOTURBS All is Now Ready Entries Being Made Fast The Fink Mercantile wish to announce that they will be glad to have you visit their display booth at the Agricultural Palace on Fair days—Everybody Welcome. Call up Ed. F. Johnson, licensed plumber, and get an estimate of the cost of your sewer connections. 'Phone 267. —tf A list of all entries in the Horse Races must be handed to W. S. Santo on or before the 18th o( September. Either personally or by mail to P. O. Box 86. Don't be troubled about taking your Qo Cart to the Eihibition Grounds, the CCS. will provide accommodation while on the grounds. Mr.and Mrs. Osbourne and family, of Medicine Hat have been visiting at Cranbrook. During their stay have been the guests of Mr. A. B. Norrls, brother to Mrs. Osbourne. Rocky Mountain Chapter. R.A.M., held their regulnr monthly convnea- tion in the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening. There were a large number of visiting companions present. Whether your baby wants to sleep, ur be wheeled In the fresb air, tho C.C.S. will have the accommodation nt the eihibition grounds. Mr. anil Mrs. D. Burton aud son have been visiting nt Calgary, and incidentally taking In the Stampede, returned home on Sunday Inst delighted with their stay lu tho prairie province. Any person requiring their bath room, toilets, etc., connected to the ■ewer should see Ed. F. Johnson. Estimates furnished Call 'Phone No. 267. tf. The City Transfer Co., have mov«d Into the offices lately occupied hy McLaws Real Estate Oo. Mr. Wor- den's new quarters are much larger and better adapted to the rapidly Increasing business Preserving Peaches, Plums' anil Prunes, real choice stock about the last tor this season. Campbell and Manning'!, _ Old Tlmer_ Injured "Pat" Quirk, one of tbe early Hli- ty miners of thin district, met with u Hflrlnim accident ut Spokane on Wednesday. Mr. Quirk fur some Mint' putft Iiiih hern suffering (mm n severe attack of rlMummtimii, nml left curly In tliu weak for Bonp Lake to try the hatha On hln Arrival at Bpoknnci he stop ped nt the Ooiior d'Alene Hotel. nnd (ell on the tiled floor ol tlic hotel nnd now lies In the Bacred Henrt Hospital in n critical condition. Mils thought to hnve bureted a blood China, China, China, at "never before heard of prices" at the FINK MERCANTILE CO. ' Miss Parks, sister to F. Harks, one of Cranhrook's most popular tradesman, who has been visiting In this city for thc past few weeks, returned to her borne In St. John N.B. going by way of Cnlgqry. : Whether your baby is in the compet [ itlon or not, ample nccommodatlon : will be provided for all at the CCS. exhibition Quarters. i J. S. T. Alexander, Government { Agent for the Fernie district, was in I town on Tuesday doing business in \ connection with the transferring of the land titles from the Cranbrook to the Fernie District , WORK WANTED-Ludies and Gents garments, socks, and stockings mended by Isabel Butler, French Avenue, north of Creek. M Fruit Vegetables, Groceries, Hay, and Grain, Harness, Saddles, repairing at the Cranbrook Trading Co. S.R.Patterson, manager of the J. D. McBrlde Hardware store was In Spokane Friday on business. Frank Eggleeon, who assaulted a chinaman named Dnn Lee with a knife last week, was up before Judge Thompson on Wednesday for trial, and pleading guilty, was sentenced to 18 months in the penitentiary. J. I). McBride returned on Mondny from Calgary, where he was attend, ing the great Stampede. Mr. Mc Bride did the journey in his auto and found the ronds throughout the pass very muddy nn account of the recent rains, otherwise the trip was a very pleasant outing. Don't be troubled about taking your Go Cart to the Exhibition Grounds, the C.C.S. will provide accommodation while un the grounds. Wednesday wns thc tlrst day of the Jewish new yenr, 6673, but there wan uo celebration of the day in tbls city One weok from Wednesday, ns figured by the Jewish almanac the "Day of Atonement" is observed through out a 2fi hour fast and a total abstinence from both business and pleasure Owing to the large number of exhibits Unit are anticipated at the coining Fall Pair it is to be hoped that exhibitor* will do their utmost to hnve all exhibits on the ground*. hy the IHtli inst This will assist the judges in their various work affording them more time In which to judge the various exhibits. By doing this everyone will receive better satisfaction. tf vessel in his ear. He renmlned un conscious during the night ut the hospital. Mr. Quirk came to Oranbrook District in 18611, during the gold excitement <iu Wild Horse oreek. He owned the Dairy Hunch, east of Kort Hteele which he recently sold. "Pat" was m great favorite with all who knew him, A Inter report from Spokane re celved on Thursday wiih to tlio effect that Mr. Quirk's condition was critical,and that It is cxpoctod that lie will not recover. Never before bus there been so much enthusiasm shown in Cran- brook's Fall Fair as that which is being exhibited tfois year. On all sides can be seen th-3 evidence of the interest taken and the preparations which ure being made to receive the large number of visitors who are expected to arrive by ev-ery train from all over the district. .The roads at present are in tiie best of condition nnd we can well imagine seeing rigs, cycles, autos ami every -kind of conveyance making tbeir way towards the Fair grounds. Every preparation has been made to provide for the traveller's comfort On the Fair grounds special booths are being prepared to quenjeh the thirst and slacken the hunger of the -uithusiasts. The sports (sample descriptions ol which cun be seen in the prize list) are the best that human for thinitfltt could provide. Since the publication of the prize list there have been added many handsome prizes woicli have been announced from time to time in this paper, and liefore nhe day of opening many more will n)o added. The latest special prize offered is one hy W. E. Worden for the Best Ladies' driver in harness, driver to be the owner or member of the own' er'sfamlly. 1st prize, $11).1)0, 2nd prize $5,00. It must he clearly understood that a lady must drive. Then iu the matter of sports there will be special games in the national sport—Lucrosse—in which Cranbrook should certainly deliver the goods with Nelson during tiie Hair. the old veterans, Leitch, Matthews, Manahan, McKee and Scott will be there with bells on and at that they will live to up the game of their lives to make any better showing than the rest of the team who are running them hard for Lacrosse honors. Our national game is here to stay and this season has shown that the people will support good, clean, amateur sport. In the matter of exhibitH there is promise of the largest exhibits being on view that has ever been collected in Southeast Kootenuy. Manager Russell has been working hard towards this end, with several others of thp officials of the Fair, who have been touring the whole district and covering it thoroughly; interviewing all the farmers and fruit-growers and numerous have been the promises to bring in exhibits. Tiie secretary is particularly anxious that nil the entries should be in as enrly in the week as is possible. This will greatly facilitates matters and he appreciated by the officials, Better satisfaction eau be given and everyone will he better satisfied. The offices of the secretary are direct ly opposite the "Prospector" ofllce in the otlice of Mr. Fred Russell. The secretary can always be found in waiting from x:;iu a.m. to ti p.m. The liibels are laid on his desk and only wants filling out. bring yours and get it (tone with. Remember, on Thursday morning, other work must be done with. Relievo the stress and bring your entry in on Monday. SPECIAL ATTRACTION KOK THK CRANBROOK EXHIBITION An old-fashioned Game ol Tag open to everyone. Prizes exceeding the highest values offered in tlio Fair, for all winners. The benevolent la dies of Cranbrook will lead tbe game in aid of the Children's Aid Society of Vancouver. Nowhere upon earth are there heal thier, happier, brighter children than in tbe homes of British Oolum bin. Nowhere are children more prized by devoted indulgent parents than in our province. The most pre clogs heritage of any sixe, children. Tu give thom sound bodies, clear minds, pure murals, high ideals of the divinity of living, must occupy tlrst place in our endeavors for the welfare ot our race. The boy of today will be the man of tomorrow. What the boy is today, physically, mentally, morally, deter- cmlnes what the man will be to-morrow. The highest tribute any nation ean merit is by its care of the weak members, Society in British Columbia is as highly organizes as anywhere, but it does not shield its dependent members from impending misfortune. Drink, disease, Crime, Death wrenches fathers and mothers from ihe God-given tusk ol nurturing their offspring. Blessed Charity enters to succor the friendless orphan. Tho Children's Aid Society has given permanent nssisshance to three hundred and fifty little ones. It has assisted other ways hundreds affording tempory shelter and by placing them in homes for adoption. Seventy.one were committed to the home last year. Seven of these from Oranbrook. It costs y.28 per month to sustain a child in comfort. Be He friendly to the taggers and help them soothe the sorrows of the lit tie ones. "Inasmuch as ye did it unto one of the least of these, ye did it unto me." Board of Trade Meeting Monday evening, In the Council Chambers, there gnthernd together quite a representative feathering of the lending citizens and tradesmen of Cranbrook. Whether it was from the strong appeal we made in our last issue or the fact of the Board of Trade issuing a number of dodgers, it Is hard lo say, both undoubtedly were resultant of aome good; anyhow a goodly number were present and a very interesting meeting wns tiie result. Tho president in his opening re- that had been dona during the sum remarks outlined dome of the work met by the executive' of the boiird, particularly laying strews on the nr nn-gements that have been made to place Cranbrook ami District In the forefront at the comUtK l'rv Farming Congress to lie held in I.<-tli* bridge next month. As we told our readers lust week, the (ixhiblts from this city and district were to be housed in a special hiDflriing to he erected hy the Board, towaills the cost of which the Board have boon successful in Obtaining a donation from the Lethbrldge council of $20(1. and the likelihood of, Oranbrook doing the same as well as several donu Minis of $50,00 each, frism the lumber companies In the district. This will do much to defray the whole expanse of the bill Ull lift be BidOB helping everyone to tnko a greater individual Interest lit the Interests nf the district. Tlm question of the. big Automobile drive came up nor rtlscusslon. It was suggested that abmet 20 curs ho taken on the journey.. These could well tly a pennant with tbe name of Oranbrwok on nnd be a popular advertisement all the way. There are numerous places through which the earn would have to go and when the tnhmhttunts saw the ritring of cars go hy "Cranbrook" and It's great progress would \w their only theme of conversation for a consid- able time afterwards nnd would be tbe result of much good. Another suggestion thrown out wa* thnt In Lethbridge the cars make a dally tour of the city. Considering the the Immense crowds of people that will attend the Congress from all parts of the world, Cranhrook would Im» brought to the fore-front and be In Itself a factor for much material good . Messrs. Kin*, Stevenson and .Ward were nppof-ntod a <*>mm.ttee to Interview the Automobile association ■-■ respect to this.. Meows. Kennedy and Ryan moved i that ii letter he went to the General Passenger Agent, R. s. McNeill le, nt Oalgary, to see if a special train i-i Mild nut. be dim rue red and what guarantee the company -Would re- S|iitrr for the same. The special could he so arranged Mint all the In tor yen Ing towns ((long the line between Crnnbrook and Lethbridgie cniiJ-l nink.- use of it and *no prove a big inducement fur ;»■< many as possible to attend from thin clly and district It was also moved that the City be .approached by the bkwirtl as to whether a civic holiday ctuilil not he arranged fur while the (fcingrcsH was in progress to enable the husinwH mm • uud others of the. city to take ad vantage of tho Special train service, Acommittee of Messrs. Ryan, Manning and O'Connell were appointed to cover the city and find out how many would he likely to take the trip, and to obtain the names of as many as possible. The question of ways and means was brought to the attention of the board and met with a gnod deal of discussion, Judge Ryan generously offered to give the secretary $25.00 towards the general expense. It was pointed out to the hoard that owing to the large number of visitors to the Congress, accommodations would be somewhat limited, Mr. Hunt pointed out that the Lethbridge people were trying to meet all requirements along this line hy obtaining some -ton cots with .ill necessary coverings, etc., to loan out us mav he required; at the same time, be Huld, "I have a six room house which Is empty tit present If there is li party going from Ornnbrook nnd thev would care to iwe this house during their stay they are welcome." The kindly of ler received applause und on hebnlf ol the board the president thanked Mr. Hunt for his accomodating oiler. Mensiri. Ryiiu and W.-nl uiuvnd'tbat tlm secretary write ,j, h. Dennis, uf Calgary, pointing out that the C.P.R. provides special facilities to the visitors to Windermere district from Golden to the total exclusion of tllfl Cranbrook District ami re qtlOStlng that thc C.P.H.'S utten tlon be called tu the fact that it is lust, nfl easy to reach Windermere from Cranbrook an from Golden, ln Government Commission Sits at Cranbrook The special Municipal Commission' appointed by the provincial Government to inquire into the Municipal conditions of the Municipalities of li. ! C. were in town Friday and held a sitting in the Government Buildings. Tho Commission consisted of W. H. ; Keary of New Westminister, Chairman; A. E, Bull nnd H. A. Mackson of Victoria, and J, Morton of Vancouver, secretary. T. M. Roberts, city clerk, gave some very interesting figures of the cost of running the municipality, as in relation to city ordinances. Mayor A. C. Bowness suggested the appoint' moiit of a government inspector whose dusy should he the auditing oi the city books. Mr. Bowness sug ; gested that the city should be given the right to increase tbe school tax, In Local Circles ' On Monday evening of this week, Court Wild Horse, No. 2titi, I.O.F., had the pleasure of entertaining It. Blndon of Vancouver, High Chief Ranger for British Columbia. There was a large attendance, in honor of the visitor and a very enjoyable evening was passed. The visiting Hlffh Chief itanger delivered a very ii ble and eloquent address upon the work of the order, which was follow- cdby uu interesting discussion and an inpromptu programme, The ladies lerved refreshments which were great lv appreciated. ur tbat power be glveu the Hchool Trustees, fn regard to the qualifications necessary for a municipal voter W. F. (iurd suggested that the licence or fee should not be less than $5.00 while the Rev. Dunham suggested that the proper qualifications should be one who paid r water fee. The Chairman stated that he considered that a dog licence of $2.00 was not a proper qualification and that some provision should be made in the act for the protection of property owners. The commission wns invited to an automobile trip through the city and vicinity by N, Manson to return ia timo to take the 3-40 train for Fernie The Commission will visit all tin. large cities of Canada and the United States before returning to VictorJta. W. B. M. C. Telegraphers to Strike Unless tbe Canadian Pacific rail way concedes a IS per cent increase iu wages tu all telegraphers employ ud in the dispatchers department by Sunday next the men will be called out on a strike. This mandate has been put up to the company and should a strike be called 3,000 men will be affected. i ncl mil ng every > i- aerator between St. John, N.B. and Victoria, B.O, The strike order does not effect the commercial telegraphers, who in July last signed an agreement holding for one year. However, these would , to work with non-union men and the company discharge tbem tor that cause. When asked tonight If there was a possibility of the men going OUt Sir Thomas Shiiughnessy scouted | the idea, expressing tlic belief thnt i tbe entire matter would be settled without such a contingency. the discussion It was pointed out that there were three or (our automobiles always running out uf Golden Into thiB country. If the fact was once known that in Cranbrook the public can obtain an easier entrance, this city would Im* much more used by the traveling public. Judge Ryan made a stirring address to the members regarding the "Danger that lies in the ti'nde along the K.C.II. being taken to Kernie Instead of Its being diverted to Cranbrook where it orlgl inlly belongs. Mr, Ryan pointed out that owing to the geographical position of Fernie and Its being lu n direct line with the Kootenay Contrnl, much of the trade which bus heretofore been com ing to Crnnbrook Is in danger of leaving us if something ih not done to prevent It, something that will retain to un the trade nf tho | pie The usuul quarterly meeting of the Women's Baptist Mission Circle met in the Baptist Church on Wednesday with Rev. Kendall presiding. The ladies made a special eflort tu make this meeting a big success, and as to nhtiw how well they succeedsd the attendance clearly proved; it hav iug the largest number of friends gathered at this informal meeting ihey have ever experienced. A splendid program was arranged and great credit is due the organisers lor their efforts in securing mien good talent to take part. The meeting opened with a good hearted e.uugregatiuiinl hymn aud waa lollowed with a short scripture lesson and prayer. After joining in a- nother hymn Miss Barnh Palmer wan called upon to give a recitation entitled "No Beets in Heaven" for which she met with loud applause. A male quartette consisting uf Messrs. Houstou, Short, Kergussun and Palmer. A mixed i-uurtolte composed uf Mrs. .1. Brechen. Mrs. J. H. King, Mr. Williamson and Mr, Slater. This item of the program was hu well glv tu the singers were met with e-uthus lastic applause and rendered an encore to the delight uf tbe audience. This was followed with a report by Mrs. Slater of the Uth Convention held in Vancouver on tbe 25, 26, 27 of June last. During her remarks, she showed how tbe increase of population in B. O. was 100 per cent during Inst year the increase in the mem bership of the Baptists was 130 per t cent. Great progress in the work ia reported. ! The ladies rendering the next quar ■ tette were Mrs. J. H. King, Misses j Flnnis, Bridges and Palmer, receiving j big applause at the close. I The hour being lute Mrs. Palmer re ; served her contribution until sotni { other ocenssion. Club Shoot The Crnnbrook dun ''lull htlil their weekly shoot on Wednesday, nnd completed th« icrlei Inr the Du- l»nit medal, with the lollowlng re Milt: fl, ii. Patterson in i Mrs. If. W. Oreer. 117 Dr. F. W. (ireen 131 i W. J. Nlrhol 13. I Iir. King 129 H. W. Hupplo 131 j. Laidlaw in The Coming of Columbus Rellg'fl greatest MuHterplece In . three reele. A production tlmt cost $50,000 nml took Hirer year* tu muke MO people In the met. A historical review nf Incident" In the life mnl discovoriea ni Clirlstophor Oolutnbui I ,il ihe vnlley The view wnn ex-1A magnificent vlMl-tH.nl In Uiree reele endornotl hv Hduciitore, Pulpit) iliMturimiH, proas nnd Public. The World's urentest Mutinn Picture, every mnn, wminm mul ehilil bIumiIiI soc It. a marvelous, hitherto nndronmed ol nchtovomont, whlrh defies description nnd hniiiru Imltntlon, lllrh. costly mul gorgeous costume* I tin,;—corrert histories! detail, | Auditorium, Mondny nnd Tuesdny, I Heptemher Ifith nnd 17th AdralMlon | 10c and itc. _ prossod tlml II the hrmii'h line could he ohtnlnod fr Wumi to ('run hrook thle could In' done, and he iiifiile n motion in the oflecl thai the views nf the r.l-.li. he hnd with re gard to the proposed connection to l.e run pel ween rmnhlook and the K.O.n ni Wasn mul obtain their views on the nmttnr. Mooting ndjourneil. !_."**» THB PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B.C. I T'S a well-known saying among the well dressed men. "If you want to see what's really new, go to the Fit-Reform wardrobe." May we show you all the new fall styles in Fit-Reform fall suits ? Dry Farm Plowing By E. R. Parsons, Campbell Written expressly for Dry Fanning, Lethbridge (Spoclnl to the Prospector) question bj v "How a per- ops. the country, tds could everyday McCREERY BROS. Cranbrook. B. C. ,t^efr,H*-H I"H-t"H-**H^ THAT'S what our growing trade is built on—the shoe experience of our customers. And not only their experience with OUR shoes bnt their ex perience with ih.- shoe* SOLD KI.SKWHKRK. is tin- best friend uf itn honest Iiinii (trade shoe Sinn- experience sinr-.* like ours. Without ('M* tilt! ItCSt ftlltl mill hn || till I ol thu country- iil iuiidttmtv ii I wuh asked this null the other -I hooBt dry-Iarnilng? There is only one answer to thin question, and I believe it applies to every dry country in thfl world Supposing it were possible to add six inches to the seed beds of every dry farm on this continent next year, nr some other yeai; whut would be the result? Bpeaklng broadly the c prudtictii.n tor the whole wuuld be doubled- the rulln uot haul it. Whal stands between the farmer and deep farming? <in the one hand we canndt tiiind the fad thai thore is prejudice; on the other . | ie exti i expense ol pi o nore per aero per horse 1 When people ash tne "What is the principle factoi in youi success as a •\\ frtrmei " I imhesitnl i j ply "Deep Plow Ing In ordinary agriculture the need iean has always heen considered ns with it. and the principle function of ■ he si e I bed is ns .< mulch to the - - S paj i :■) farm crop has evei heen harvested that was not rooted, and well rooted, in the ths ;. Take a glance :it Prof w Palmers' bulletin on deep ptow- g, which DRY-FARMING issued in The seed bed provides a f iraging jilace for the surface roots, but the mbsi . su] plies the mi list ure and we ill know tbtot when condicions are I right the roots will to intn ,t from I four to ten feet. When the subsoil moisture has been used up by two dry years In succession it is useless to expect a crop unless the peaeon is favorable, but this may not happen once m a hundred years. With deep plowing, say with :- minimum of 10 inches, and an average precipitation of 15 inches, the subsoil, even when the land is cropped every year, and one dry year will not cut the yield to any great extent, provided there was even the rainfall 7it planting time to obtain a stand. MOISTURE ACTION IN Laboratory experiments In soil nnd water physics do not show thc true action of moisture in dry-(ann subsoils, where, un account of the dry ■.•round below, the tendency is always downward, not upward, and therefore in the Held tbe subsoil as well as the seed bed dries out on the top lirst aud less and less as wc get down until at two feet, under a seed bed 10 inches deep the loss by Come in today and let us prove it you need not buy we only want to open your eyes. ELECT HOE TORE ♦lllll H-t-H-HH-H I I *********H*************** the place tu h„l,l the moisture, whero nothing Imt tin' roots ran take il out. There are Borne rnnchos, of courso, where deep plowing will not pny. bo- cause there le not enough soil; hut theso arc rare In tho WobI ami should bo usod [or pnBtnro only Somo Bolls nro hnnl and .rolractory :, few Inohos umloi the Burfaco, hul usually rich wben once worked up and mellowed. Por thoBe the nest thing Is to plnnl , crop ol ryo In tin- fall and plow ii under dcop when n tool high in the spring In tho Boubhem pnrl "f tho contln oni tii,' action ol tin- 'rosl is n went help i" tho BUbsoll in shattering nuil loosening tho granular oongloinorn u,.n, which bIIows tho molsturo and roots to i'nii-1 The doop plowing ol sod is much i" be protorrod to tho old way, which Bpotln tho Hold for i>;,. Ural year or two and wash's tho 'minus S \\ IN', l'l II-: 111 MAS There ore plows and deep tilling machines now tieiui' manufactured which not only lour the sod to nun's but bury it 12 to 16 Inches deep, leaving a Beed bod which will often produce a harvest sufficient to pay for i no land on which It wns raised the tivst yenr. This method not only puts money into the farmer's pockets at onco, but saves the humus tar future crops hy putting tho soil where it can rot lu a moist environment without being dissipated Into the atmosphere. An Idea prevails amongst some of our farmers that new soil is sour or wihl, and not lit to raise crop on. The fact of the matter is our wost- ont soils, aro not only rich, but well aerated to great depths, for aftor the great water period, thousands and thousands of years ago, the ground gradually died out, utr took the place of thc water, and they huve never heen wet since more than a foot or two from the surface down Under these conditions the anaero- bactcrta which cause the sourness cannot exist, and the land is all ready and waiting to mother a crop. Surface fanning—keeping the crops alive with the help of intense eultiva tion without uncinate plowiag—iB 'UBSOILI the most uneconomical form of dry- .oiriiu vint uosinu su.-. joj 'auuujuj intelligent cultivation is always Indispensable, with deep plowing tho moisture can be more easily conserved nnd larger crops harvested with half thc surface tilling roqtilrod by a shallow seed bed. Thus, for instant, a crop of corn planted in 12-inch land and cultivated two or three tunes will yield double as much as one planted in I) inch ivaporatton is about nil. This is land and cultivnted all summer. Photographer Flies Over The Alps Atmosphere so cold that hands of Aeronauts are Kro/en -Moulders like bubbles. (J) -1 < z < CRANBROOK TAXIDERMIST | BIRDS | GAME HEADS Mounted - a Specialty Novelties M«de l p Such .,-. Ink Wells, I't-n Holders, l- Thermometers SAVE YOUR DEER FEET JOHN G. MITCHELL I'KOI'UIK 1 UK Cranbrook, B.C, P O. Box 2% Loudon, Sept.—Armando Connote; a start photographer for the London Daily Mirror, has just accomplished ths difficult it8fi1gnn.flnt of .lying over the Alps ni n hit I loon with Cup tain Spelterl ni, tho s wlss Aeronaut, taking photographs on route, Tho (light wnn from Inter.itkpn to I'mli-ninnm-i - i-i.u, Bavaria, a dlBtance of 250 miles nml was made in l-l hourB, travelling at an altitude ol 17,500 feet, Tho atmosphere wns so cold the IuuuIk ■ >t both men were frozen, Console: writes the following description of how the AlpH look from nhovo: I could seo, but could nol hoar, tho moving avalanches of snow nnd Ice ,iml the I'Toii roaring tor ron ta of! water looking like trloklos, It wuh diitiriiit to hellevo nl) mount tlm men- j nre of death Oreat mountains look ed smnll onough to tnke hi one's haml Surely thoso avalanches could ho dammed with u broom. Lakes in the valleys resembled tiny drops of water and vlllngOB wnnt like boxes of matoheB, < •revnBBOS rosomblod thin dark lines scratched with u pen, and tumbling liouhlors looked like pebbles. At uu altitude of 16,000 foot darkness came on nnd wo saw a black mid white nuiHH of mountain roaring Hi. crest. Wo must ffo higher or we shall bump into it, said Captain Spelterinl, Wo could then nee only snow nnd lee. \o one lived there and if we had dropped W0 never should have boon found. When landed the noronatlts were detained for Boveral hours hy German police, who thought them m-ien until shown their proper credentials. I AUTOMOBILE SERVICE I CRANBROOK-WASA X Automobile will be run weekly on TUESDAYS between Cranbrook ami Wasa con necting with incoming and outgoing trams. Good Passenger Accomodation, N. Hanson i**************4************* I' ******* I M 'l"l * Lumber Deal Completed Peter Lund disposes of Farmers Lumber Interests Budweiser At the Top Because oi Quality and Purity Bottled with crowns or corks only at the Home Plant in St. Louis The Anheuser-Busch Brewery Cover;* an area of 140 acres of ground, equal to 70 city blocks, upon which are located 110 individual buildings. CAPACITY Brewing Capacity . . . 2,500,000 barrels per year Malting Capacity . . . 2,000,000 bushels per year Bottllno Works . . . 1,000,000 bottles daily Grain Storage Elevators 1,750,000 bushels Stockhousea(forlaoerlng) 600,000 barrels Steam Power Plant . Electric PoWer Phut "efrirjerator Plant . Ice Plants Goal Ujed 12,000 horse power 4,000 horse power 4,000 tons per day 1,200 tons per day 325 tons per day FREIGHT Inbound and Outbound 50,000 cars per year TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES Refrigerator freight cars . . .1,500 Horses at home plant .... 143 Wagons at home plant .... 78 Auto Trucks at home plant . . 74 Horses at Branches 483 Wagons at Branches 430 Auto Trucks at Branches ... 47 EMPLOYES At St. Louis Plant At 36 Branches . 6,000 people 1,500 people Total Sales, 1911—1,527,832 Barrels Budweiser Bottled Beer Sales, 1911—173,184,600 Bottle* A. C. Bowness Distributor Cranbrook, B. C. Advertise in - It Pays—THE—It Pays Prospector Sold By The Fink Mercantile Co. I.IMITI-I) ' (,,!<• of tiie iiii'jM'Ht iIchIh which Iimh ' nnl at. (iniHiiy (.nidi, Purplo tiprlngs, i n oonsummntoil Iiiii' your, iilli'i'l Wlnnlfrocl, Whitlu, Milk Itlvur, Nnw 1 mi' tin- IiiiiiIh-i hi mi in Houthorn Dayton, Mngrnth, Diamond Olty, Tn- I Alberta, wii» cloned youtorday, whon hor nml Hurdott; tlio Lolhbrldgo tho Parmer0' Lumber Oo, Hold mil yni'il Ih rotninod hy thn Pnrmorfl' Ium ; then outslrio yards in the Olll-ton. hot? compnny, No lli-uren un to thu mnl I'lm i Lumhor companion, amount ol money Involved In tlio which nro nnw prnotlcnlly morgad, iloul hnvo boon mado public with tholr bend odlooa in Lothbrldgo. Tills m flu' nooond largo ilonl ot thla Ton yards nro afTootod; Thof-o sold'nature during the pnnt twelve month I.nHt wlntnr Mliini'iipnliH pnrtiOH nun'- luul. Tin soirotni-y-tronBurnr .1 Mie' tnlnn, nnd II. wnu Inommq thoy woro god tliolr lumbar intermits, tho I'lon compnny, Humid Darling, wnn nlso engaged in tlio wholosnlo lumbar Imim- ' nnd Cltls-ona hoeomlng prnotlcnlly In tho idly yoatooduy, putting tho tin lm,„„ l|mt _mi deposed of tholr out- lulling toualio. on I loot. Thoy on .(d llni,H ,„.,... Tluiy will rntuln Polar I.inn!, pronldont ol tho Vnt I poot to rotiirn shortly, Tho Parmer.' I r Oo„ lose "'" '•••hbrltim yard, und will proha- iy oonnoctad with the big liimbor In bly make Uthbrltlgo n distributing toi'OStB nf Potor Lund In tho moun- point for tholr tnouutulu null.. mors' Ijiimbor Co., wna In Mm city u lew duyti ago from branbrook, practically closing tho doul ou I'lil.uiiliiv THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B. C. •.,|.|,,t,,t..|,,t,l|,,|,4.^4..|.,|.,|,,|.,|.,|,,.,,|,,t,,1,<^.,1,,|,,t,,t,,<,,|,<,,(,,ta|.aH,,t C4HH-I-H4-H4H--H4-H-I"-H"-M-M l-+++-M++-l-+-H«H-fr++ ***** ***************************** H,-,,M"H..H',."(.."1,H'-M r**i*-I-I l-l*l*-i-l-l-l-***.--I****l-l**********i*H WILL HAPPEN .+ At EAST KOOTENAY MERCANTILE HOUSE September 14, 1912 The Most Sensational Cash Raising and Co-operative Sale—All Records will be Broken All Former Efforts Eclipsed The Conqueror of all Sales now confronts you—the Voice of Thrift and Economy calls you to turn this way. « Owing to conditions over which we have no control we are Compelled to Raise $15,000. We expect to do this in 15 days, and, with this paramount aim in view, we are going to cut and Slash Prices in a manner than will Create the Greatest of Enthusiasm among the buying public. Sale starts September 14th and will last 15 days Only. The first fifteen people entering the Store Saturday morning at 9 o'clock will each receive, FREE, a nice present. $300.00 In Merchandise will also be given away during the Sale in premiums. Don't fail to enquire about it as many articles will be given FREE in Merchandise Premiums. Store is now being arranged and displayed so as to make your buying easy and give you quick service. During this time we are going to offer you Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Harness, Flour, Feed, Buggies, General Merchandise and a full line of Groceries and Many Other Articles Below their Market Value. TODAY IS THE DAY REMEMBER THE PLACE IS East Kootenay Mercantile Go. PHONE 109 CRANBROOK, B.C. P. O. BOX 891 ',***************** IIM I'M I I I**l********************** ****4*****'t********1*** *************4*************** f*********4*****l*********'r,t**~ Hell Extinguished By Vote! Tho Annual Convention of the International Uible Students Assoeiu- tlnu wns hold in Washington, D.O., from Juno 30 to July t), 1912. The following resolution wus solemnly moved, seconded and alter a season of enthusiastic discussion,, was unanimously ndopted. Resolved' Thnt it is the sense of the International Uible Students delegates here assembled, thut wc do not find the Uible to tench the doctrine of a. literal "Hell Kire" or place of fire and brimstone for the punishment of the wicked; but, that snculnr history of the formation of tho creods In thc middle nges, reveals tho fact that for vurious reasons, cither wisely or unwisely, the doc- trine of torment In "Hell Kire" wus addeil to thc gospel, us taught by .lesus nud tho twelve nposllcs, necessitating many ridiculous Interpretations of the Lord's puriiblos. Wo therefore unreservedly repudiate as unscrlpturnl the teaching "I u plnco stale or condition of n lltoral "i,nko of Kire nnd Drlmotono', for the tor ment nf the wicked uud further, we believe from ninny personal test! monlnls, that, the vast majority ol ministers ol all Protestant dcnouiin utlnns hnve privately repudiated tho "Hell Kire" theory, but hnve fur supposedly good rensnns hesitated to inform their congregations, and further, we believe nn this account, thousands nnd pel haps tciiB ot thou siinils, are being driven Into scepticism or Infidelity, Therefore, It is further roBolved, thut we appeal to every minister of Canada, to publish in his local newspaper ovor his own signature dd-jurlng whether or not ho believes thc lilble tn tench the doctrine nf a llterul Inke of fire und brimstone nn u placo, nr state or condition fnr tbe eternal punishment of tho wicked, and that every editor of a newspaper In Canada bo requested to Invite the ministers nl his constituency tn uvull themselves of his columns for their statements, etc. Tho conclusion Of the instrument deals merely with tbo publication and distribution of it. In accordance the spirit of its publication this resolution was presented to mo for my "Yen or Nay". Prom my innermost soul, nnd without qunlillcntion, in the name of the Father, Sun aud Holy Ghost, I answer tbis resolution "Nny." Believing in the freedom and accountability of tbe human conscience and will, 1 heartily accede tho right of Interpretation of thc Uible to my brethern as their consciences mny dictate. It is my purpose iu tins discnurse, ilrst tu give my reasons for not subscribing to this resolution, then to answer its substance aud meaning wltll the positive teaching of thc Bl- id„ on the doctrine of future punishment. I would not commit mysrlf to lhe support of this Instrument even II 1 half believed It, knowing us 1 dn the source from which it camo. The International Bible Students Association, nr I'l'Stor ('. T. HusselliBiu, or Mlllinlum Rnwliiuin is nne nud the nnmo cult. The pluusible, dangerous, blasphemous totvohlngs of this institu tlon nro colossal, The nne unber cnn siclcrutinn is ono of a group of nbout eight errors that strike at the very heart of tho Christian rollglon, lf the Lord wills I purposo exposing these orrors In the very neur future, Agnir. this doctrine, beyond nil doubt the most terrible article In uny creed, Is surely taught by Christ In the Uible lor n sublime purpose, und 1 would nut even seem to ally mysolf In opposition to revealed truth. 1 wuuld rather ho wrong, lio- llovlng whnt is munlfosly declared, than right, Booming to contradict the word. The lilble is the inspired word nf find. It contradicts, op- POB0B nnd expnsos the cnrnnllty that elves rise to the sentiments of this resolution, it. is the hahlt of the mnn nt the street tn ulllrm that "all the boll there Is fnr a man Is the miseries nf this present life". It certainly Is In uocurd with htlmnn desires tn tuke refuge in this error, but, thu Uible llntly refutes It. Unco more, tbe danger Involved lu By Rev. O. E. Kendall Pastor of the Baptist Church supporting this resolution is dlsbe- ntely written uud sealed to eternal lief of any future punishment for the life" and "the Perfectly wicked who wicked. Wc nre thrown upon the ,jre |niniediutcly written and sealed horns uf n delemma, tu chuuse be-; to [ienmm (Kelt). The opposing tween nnnihlllntion of the Impeni- J „choo, o( Hmel substant|nUs the n- tent dend or their restoration, or j bovB .„ Caching the lot of certain both. We cannot tarry hero to! dns9e9 o( transgressors, they snid weigh the argument presented to bus- „w(|() r0 dowll tn ciehlnifbm and tain these beliefs, but wo are Btrlk- j Rn inm l>m.lHt>ed to ages nf age ingly convinced, after yearB of ear--Re pmMm „r tl,„ Ri(.„ Man nest Uible study that its consistent I, __+,*_,, ,„„ Mlll, without u Interpretation lends nn suppurt to wedding Garment reveals to us such hope for the lost. th, „w(ul Batur, of tll„ con. Again, to the must casual reader I dltlon nf the lost. These parables tho ltible reiterates the term "luke of I have anmzlng parallels In the trud- lire" nr its equivalent many tlmss. itionn uf the Jewish peuple, current If this is nut tn be Interpreted liter- among the peiqile and found in the ■illy (nut excluding its spiritual , utornturc nt tlmt day. The touching sense i we nre left ulisnlutcly without a key tn the problem ul future punishment. Again, If the tonus "luke ut lire" "eternal ti.rmont" are merely symbols nt the future state, the facts „.- pressed by tbem sn far transcend the extreme limit of human comprehension, wo ure In uny euse dumbfounded by the inexpressibly horrible portion awaiting the finally Impenitent, This resolution would lend ono to believe tbnt the secular history ul tho great church creeds supplies sufficient evidence ut the doctrine nl future pun lshment hnvlng originated ta pagan Sources, and having been Imparted of Jesus regarding this doctrine wns ut least in the gencrul direction of Jewish belief, II nut entirely in accord with it. We nre therefore cnn-; strained tn believe tbnt the assumption of this resolution wus munufnc turcd out nf whole cloth. If this statement be founded upon fact we urn drlvon tn the necessity uf rejert Ing, as spurious, nil the New Testament teaches ui tills doctrine. Kor these renuons nnd others we might mention, we unhesitatingly sny "Nny to the assumptions nt this resolution We nnw sbnll give our nt tent Inn tn the positive leaching nf the will burn up tbe dial] wltb uitqucnch able lire. Matthew < IS. Children nf Hie kingdom shall lie eust intn outer dirk ness, there sliull lie weeping uud gnashing uf teeth. Matthew 10:28. I'Vur I Iim which Is able tn destiny both body nnd BOllI in hell. Matthew 13:12, Tares Bhall bo enst into a furnace uf llie, thero Bhall tie walling and gnashing uf tcoth; nlso 13 : BO Matthew 1« s. Hnvlng two hnnds and two feet tu be rust intn evorlast Ing lire; nlso Is : ., Matthew 21:44. Hut, on i ever tbis stono shull full grind iiim to powder. Mntthow ti i.i. The the wedding garment—oasl him Into ontor dnrknoSB there shall bo weeping mid gnashing "t tooth. Matthew .8:38, Josus, to the Pilar Iseos—Hnw -hull yo o«cnpe the damnation i.i iieir Mntthow 24 SO Tho sitvi.hi thai did nut look lm tho Lord's Ing Hn shull cut lilm asunder, und ap point blm Iils luul with hypo ernes- thorn shall ho wooplng und lllSu shall without Word nf Ood uii the doctrine nf Kit nln and Imposed upon tho teachings j ture Punishment, of Christ. However, much or little I. Tho n-jture of Future Punishment t,),e relic, s beliefs ol the middle To the Word nnd to the Testimony, ages Influenced the formation of thu let It speak. We have chosen at ran creeds, ol tbls we ure sure, tbat the ' dnm thirty passages, with ono eicep two great thoologlcnl schuuln ol tho' tlon In the Now Testament. We shull Jews, euntempurnry with the pro- merely Indicate the passages and give sonco uf Christ upon mirth, taught, the bciisc us It revoaln out objoct wltb sumo modifications, the eternal i Daniel 12:2, lu the resurrect inn some torment In flehennn (hall) of tho lln- wl» »""*•" to everlastlni: life, und ally impenitent wicked. Slmiumnl sumo tn simme nnd everlasting cun the lender of one school talight—"tho tempt, perfectly righteous who ure Immodl- Matthew 312. John Uaptlst-llo gnashing "f teeth SB 311. Mntthow 2BII. un bin left in |ud| me ye cursed Intn Hoc ulsu Matthew lesus lu ll '' up i il llepurl frum ■vet'l i itlng lire, pn pnrod lor tlio ilpvll nnd Ills niigols; Mntthow ::.'. Ifi \nd thnso nliull gu away Int" nvorlnsl.lho plmishmont. Mark 'I 2!l, lllnnpnomors nl I lull. ,1 y (IIhibI Imve novel forglviioss Imt nre iu iliuii'iT ..I otnrnnl diminution. I.like H. 24. Dlvoi ii. Mc" Send l,u'/nriins thai ne mny dip the til. "I his finger in wntor and ( I mv tntl gun. fnr I um torinontoil In this tluinc John 3-.10. The wt nl li ul il. ..I a bldoth un blm. RomailB 9:22. Vessels uf wiutb lilted for destruction. :>. Tliessaluniuns 1:7-8. The disobedient shull lie punished with overlast- Ing destruction from the presence nl the I..nd. Hebrews 0:2. Doctrine uf ntornnl Judgment. 10:81 It Is a fearful thing tu full Into the biiml uf the living (lllll. .hull.' 13. Tn whom is reserveil|be blnckno8B of darkness forovor. Revolution 14 iu Tu worshippors uf ttie henst—Ho shull be tormented with lire uud brimstone, iu the presence uf the nngols, nnd in the presence of the l.umli.; 14:11. And the smoke of their torment nscondeth up forever und over. Rovolntlon Is : 3. The judgment ol the great whore—Her smoke rose up forever and ever. Revolution I'i : 'in. These both (the boast and the fnlse prophet) wero cast uli\e Into n lake of tire burning witti brimstone, Rovolntlon sn lu. The devil wus eust into the luke of tire und tir: stone, whore tho hoast und the tulse prophets aro, iml sliull he tormented forever. Revolntion S" ir, And whosoever was not found written in the I k of life wus cast into tin- Inke nf tire. Rovolntlon SI * The fearful, nn hellovlng, abominable, murders whoremongers, sorcerers, Idolutors, lints, shull hnve their pnrt in llie hike which liui-neth with lire ami brim stone, which is the second death, These thirty paSSngOB cun lie gnth orod Into two groups according tn tho pluiu sense ot thom. Those meaning everlasting shumo, eontoinpt, waoplng umi gnuBhing ul toothi punishment, destruction uie Hftoon In numbor Tho otiiei group nt liftoon gather aboul the idea ol Unquenchable Uro, ever I,a.ilni: uie. lite umi hl'linstono, hike of Die und brimstone, furnnco uf lire. And lhe sense of tli" two iu-ouim* '" etpleSHeil most clearly III that uf the l.iltei Tin i.i irnltli the l.utd concerning ISie ii.iti tl fiiime punishment, tlmt it will ho lit.iull> a lake ul Ure and brimstone. The bumnn heart revolts ut tbe awful spectacle nf the wicked lust in Hell. Yet un the other lnwid, wlm will bring the Almighty intn Judgment tu Impugn His justice and Impeach His judgment. Wlm knows the heinuiisness of sill, the deeps uf the sinners heart, the matching uf transgression nnd punishment us tho Almighty? He hns spoken, therefore let ull the earth keep silence before Hlm.. i. The Duration nt Future i'unish- ment.. Ilefnre we give nur attention this phase ut the question, let us anticipate some uthers that may liiive already arisen iii yuur minds. When will that uwful event begin, niiiiie.Iiately at death, nr after the great judgment'* We sliull ant tuke time to examine the scripture spec- lllcully here, hut it is nur mature judgment thnt the sntll nf thc sinner passing out ot this earthly life, will come intn Hudes. Shenl, the abode uf tbe dend. He will he cnnscioiiB ol Ins doom und shull exist in anticipation nf the resurrection nnd the judgment duy. The parable of Hives and l.n/.uriis wus Christ's rebuke ot the I'hnrisees fm tbelr liixiirlniis and money-loving spnll. Dives Is conscious, und enduring greal pain ami sorrow, Jesus once cast uut u legion nf demons and Affrighted at this dis piny nf divine powor thoy cried: "Art thou cnnal to torment us before the time"'- Lost souls nnd demons will he kept under chains uf darkness a- wuiting thut nwful summons tu ths Judgment sent tit Christ, then wll] go away iutk their doom. The answer to tliiH question also implies thnl (.1 tke noxl. Will thero md lie a -..'....... nf probation In Hint under world, where lime uud opportunity will he granted fm- repentance umi nOC0ptanCS nf the gospel message Krum the depth of my heart 1 yearn to suy, Tes; hut the uwtnl silence of revolution gives no hope to the i.u, tier thut pusses lieynml. Will K<iiin-.' Punishment be endless? (Continued ua I'ags 6; THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B. C. ®;he ipvoepectov, ©vaubvook, tf. (!*. ESTABLISHED 1896 Published Every Saturday Morniof at Oraobroo-t, B.O. F. M. Chriatian, Manager, SUBSCRIPTION RATES 12.00 PER YEAR pottage to Araerfoau, European and other foreign countrien, 50 oeuta _. year extra. ADVERTISEMENTS—Advartiaing rateB (mulshed on application. No advertisements but those of a reputable character will be accepted for publication. ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS—Unless notice to the contrary li given to local manager advertisements and subBCripttonB will be kept running and charged up against their account. aro reporting advance orders far a* I head of any provlous records. The fuct that manufacturers of popular-priced cars hnve decided, und i arc m h position to distribute thnn in this territory with the best emulp* : ment and improvements, is a credit to the automobile industry mul shows to what an extent llie business I bus developed in the lust few years. ! The rapid sale of all classes ol ' cars in this province hub induced makers to enter the field stronger than ever. The greatest disadvantage with which locul dealers have liad to 18th Year CRANBROOK, B.C..SEPTEMBER Uth. Council Meeting collteiii iu the pi st hi s een u short uge of curs, tint will tl e beg nnlng ol the 1918 sens,. i am tl e I'Opi its of euormi US OUtpilt s fn n eastern fur tories, Indioatio s Ul that u big. portioi of these curs wit be s lipped A regular meeting of the City Conn eil wus held in the Council chambers un Monday afternoon lust. There were present .Mayor Bowness und Aldermen Clapp, Atchison and Campbell, Records 'if the last regular aud special meeting wus read, und on mo tion of' Aldermen Campbell and Atchison were adopted us read, A communication frum the School Trustees re accounts due School fund was rend. It wus moved by Aldermen Clapp und Campbell that the communication from the School Trus tees tie hied. The Finance Committee then presented their regular monthly report and recommended that accounts to the amount ol (10,262,35 lie paid. The following accounts were presented for payment. Beattie Murphy Co Baker & Banlield Cranbrook Trading Co Oranbrook Drug & Book r C.P.R. Freight f-Jlectric Light Co Cranbrook Steam Laundry , City Transfer Co. Cranbrook Sash & Door {', Cranbrook Cartage Co Frank Dezull Davis Bros East Kootenay Mercantile Herald Pub. Co A, Jolllfte F. M. McPherson A. \. McLintock Municipal Construction Co., J. I). McBride Prospector pub. Co F. Parks & Oo T. N. Parrett Pay Roll—Fire Dept " City Officials .... " Police Kept. ..,, Concrete Side " City FQnglneer , W. S, Santo School Board—O.R.Loask .. O'Onrn & C Orders Ward a Harris P.E.WilHou, Water Right Fe .,11, 5.45 59.00 17.00 1.35 150 00 198.70 Hu 130.65 28.86 105.-15 12.60 6.48 36.00 37.40 2.15 22.00 17.110 651.46 R9.50 21.00 0.1K . If,.7. 250.00 340.00 380.00 25.90 1200.96 34.65 IC00.00 150.00 2344.08 Tbe accounts of VV. S. Sunt.. $34 65 and A. A. McLlutock $17.00 wus referred buck. .On motion of Aldermen Oampbell und Clapp that the accounts aa pre ! sented by the Finance Committee, ex | eept those otherwise provided for, be Paul. It wus moved that the Mayoi and ! City Clerk be empowered to enter in and sit.il a contract with V Hyde | Baker re tbe construction of s cement crossling (rum Van Horne Street to the depot. A communication from the residents on Kootenay street, re sidewalk and Water impruvemeuts by residents on said street was read, and on motion of Aldermen Campbell aud Atchison that the City Clerk notify the resld ents of Kootenay street, that the Council will provide sidewalks, but that owing to insufficient appropria tions, the question will be laid vei he consideration ol tl e ro British Columbia next year. With the announcement of the vui I loua new models t.i h, placed ou tbe local market next yeai. motor buy i ers in tins territory will have "the [ best opportunity they ever hnd to buy complete equipped cars at popu lur prices, the new machines enter ^ lug the local Held representing thi best there is In the automobile Indus try, .utd ut prices that have nevoi been expected b> the agents di pros pectlve buyers The equipment on the new earn,' instead of being extras, are mostly included in the regular price of the curs, a policy which l* being tound satlsl ictorj both to the distiibutors md ie hi 27.8a HKWKItAOK AOOOUNTH Cranbrook Cartage & Trims 61.10 Crnnbrook Hush & Dnm c, ..71.ou city Transfer Co 132.80 Qnlt, John A Co 153.59 King Lumber Mills. Ltd L9.76 J. A. Macdonald 31,50 .1. D. McBrlde 38.85 Sewerage Pay Roll (New ,\r , 122.10 Ditto (J. Cult & Co.} 1318.20 T. \. Pnrrett 17 30 F. Parks & Oo 109.93 Total $10,282,36 Council. I The report of the John Oalt Engineering Co. re Bewerage construction for the month of August was read and on motion accepted and tile. Permission Was granted to ff. F Curd and ff. Helsail, representing the Board ol Trade, tu address thi Conncil re the erection of a Cranbrook building at Lethbridge f..r use ut the Dry Farmint; Congress to be hebl In that city, astoifag [or a grant of |200 to assist mi constructing the 1 flume. The city of Cranbrook to have | the exclusive use of same when 1 quired for exhibition purposes. The Mayor informed the Committee that the Council would enquire into the mutter and, if possible, grant the same. JOHN OALT RKPORT Sewerage und Sewage Disposal Work To the Mayor and Councilors:— City of Ornnbrook: I .etitlemeii Wo have tbe honor of submit tin-.' to yon the following report 011 the progress of 'the above works (or the month of August, The works in (he city on the sewer:) nnd manholes hns been completed, and nil sewers and mailholeB inspect ed and found in good order. Screening and placing of stone in lUtore completed. Distribution chun pels and trays placed lu position. Wood worl. on roofs done. Backfilling overtnnk, umi ditch by road done. Fine (liter outlet laid to creek, and sledge bed finished of!, Yours Respectfully, John (.alt Engineering Co. Per K. 0. Marriott. Resident Engineer, All Signs Point to Big Auto Business Factories and Dealers Preparing (o Record Breaking Benson in 1913 -Automobile News and Gossip Never in the history of the BUtO mobile industry huve there been BUCtl indications ,.t ;, record breaking bus- inesH aw there is (or the 1913 season The output scheduled fm tbe coming season by eastern manufacturers ie grenter than ever in tiie history ol the trade, and ludging (rom reports of agents and factory representatives from all over the country the enor moon scheduled output will not be sufficient to supply the demand. The demand for cars, especially In the West, seems ro be practically un limited. This is particularly true if Western Canada, which is res'il ting in record-breaking plans by the man ufacturora lor the distribution ol tbeir curs In those territory, Practically all nf the well nn ivn factories me ro presented on tho coast, and plans are underway by many ->f tho new manufacturers tn eeoure propel roprosontiAlon The wonderful progress made during the last yea. in the sale of motor eitiH of all claSSOO from thll city throughout the province hi the ron son (or the 1 nsh of tho mnniifactuieis to get their latest models (rom the local market The (acton that were v<- Impor 1 ant |n the heavy humneSK lust sea son are mill in evidence, and many others Have been added, the manufac turers having done then share to wards creating new interest in the Vutomoblle Industry b> bringing out the hest equipped and most com plete cars ever "tiered to the ''ana dlan public tt is no longer necessary t«, ime a ciuak to start s car. or matches t.. li [hi the lights All this in done i,v electric dynam»s and sel(•starters, a combination that is responsible foi n great boom lu the automohllo busl ness, Tbe demand lor greatci convenience in motor earn has probably been ne ■ cried to bv tho manufacturers, ami the result ih thai thev me getting everything posslbl. tho maohlno Practically all 0( the wOtl Known mamifnctruors aro featuring electric lights und self -starters on tholr now models, and even with thfl large Males record ol last year the ugentri SUSPECT THE HIGH TKN - -N Thost with experience know that tth-tensioi u reut is extremely dil ■ ncult ii- ns ■-■' ' ' ilwa) - 1 eadj leak 111- ..*. 11 b tig ■ ■ mosl .... -.- . lannels If tin- ignition acts -■ ■ 11 ..- ■ : the trouble cai I a cated 1 ;■■ is ;... » .> : is ad> is able, there re 1 k foi ■ high-ten -.. • eak n elustvi :urrent will d or cloth, II given .md opportunity causing the nost n ysterious short circuits WHEN IT CRIES FOK OIL When .. cyl odei - econ ing overheated either [1 1 1 *t< ppage of the oil supply or anj "ther cause it invariably makes the fact known by a tcraplng grating noise at each strike ol the piston caused by the dry metals rubbing against each other. A loss of power can also be noticed whereupon the driver should get down at once and ascertain what the trouble is. To keep on forcing the engine to run after these warnings may result in giving it a badly scored cylinder as well as a seized piston along with many difficulties resulting therefrom. FUNNEL FOR DRAINING Some ratlin tor drain pipes are placed directly oger the front axle In such a position that when opened the water will strike the axle and splash around wetting things generally. If a funnel bo used to (lleect the water Into the pail the shower bath effect will be avoided and the tloor on which the cur is resting will he kept free (rom water. AUTOMOBILE GOSSIP The motor bus his penetrated into India, and according to reports of big dividends wblcb the pioneer company is earning in operating the machines, it has come to stay. Regu lur service is now being maintained between Permatang-Bendahnrl, and between link it Mertnjalmm and Kul im, In Wellesley province, pennng, In the western part of the Malay peniu sular. Thut u g 1 field exists (or the ygung man in highway engineering Ib shoRn by the recent announcement o( the American Road Congress, thnt at die coming meeting, September ;w to October 5, on the Million Dollar pier at Atlantic City, nn effort will he made toward Increasing the number of men technically trained tn high way construction, In order to meet the demand, Montreal Is to have n large garage whirh will have accommodation for -100 cars. Tbe building will he six stories high, 70 x 200 feel, ami will have two olovators. Hunting will be taken care ,,f by sleain. The paint "hop and maohlno simp will each have aepernto rooms, and will be pro vlded witi dorn Equipment. Com niodlous CbafTeurs' quarters will be provided with Individual lookers. Mows nomos Irom London that tho British Musi 1, that vast depository of the ancient and curious, hns houghl a horse ill iven ImliHon cab. Thi ll to 1)0 preserved witli other anient vehicles, of which the uum cum has n largo collection The pur ehnse was made hi ordee to preserve at leas I one ..1 tba type ol vehicle which n< now growing oxtinnl llo sides the Onb, nrrnngoments have been made lo puri'linne Iwo ,,l|i--i horse vc lilclos, Dr. de Vans Female Ptlli A ,.titbit I'i,11.1. it*iiImI.h . neve, tall,, Thill pllll .11 ■■irr.ln.K.v RoWnrtuI |,| li'llllllltllul tin iinirillfi poillon ..I iiii litnili lyitttn Kihii- ■ II 1 !.--|. linn, 1, Ur. ile VMn'a tit ...1.1 M' If. I...,, pt 11,(11 lo. III, Mtllr.l In mv tilling CM OMkoll Uro. to., HI. OMtmrluoi, On» ^ MEET US AT THE FAIR Not at St. Louis but at Cranbrook next Thursday and Friday, Sept. 19th and 20th. We will be pleased to meet you AT OUR BOOTH located just to the Left of the North Entrance in the Agricultural Building, same space as last year, and if we can assist you in any way please do not hesitate in asking. We maintain a booth at the Fair for the accommodation of our friends and we want you to come and see us. QUALITY Always Our First Thought Civility and Square Dealing Our Law ^ Pathfinder Motorist making headway (Special to the Prospector ) Thomas W. Wilby, on way (rom Halifax to 1'acitir coast, reached Toronto, Thursday, Beptembtr 12th. I'leamuit trip to date. Word received at the office ol the Canadian Highway Association yesterday afternoon conveyed the Information that well over a third ol the trip from coast to coast automoi bile journey now being attempted by Mr. Thomas W. Wilby had bcen accomplished. Mr. Wilby reached Toronto Thursday, having made a <-nlrk run to that city (nun Montreal, where he spent sometime iu the company of Mr. Tarte, proprietor of Ui Patrte, one of tho staunch- est supporters o( the good roods movement in .-.astern Canada. .everywhere on his trip through the Maritime provinces, Quebec, and Ontario, Mr. Wilby has been acclaim od ns the herald of a new era o! motor travel, and the (ure-runner of a large army of tourists. That ho bus not encountered serious dllllcul- Methodist Church PlIB or— llev W. Klsuii Dllllllttlli Mor Inu Hllli'ert "UllllllKllot Do- slt'PH.' Evening SUlljtT "Whore, uuil Whnt. H H tnven?" Tho ■ ven 111! Hllll tot Ib the Iimt In n series nl llllll' iililresses on ' Lust Thingf . " Pipe HIT,III llllll viK-iii Rolootlons ut overy Borvl Ik 00. ptist Church I'llHt in— nov tl. 10. KENDALL Mnrtiltii.' HorvlPO 11.IIII u.m. On Hittiiiuy mornlnK tlio Pnntor will lii-rin u l t'l-len nf HrrtllotlH oil "Holll Wlnnlnii." Tho lilli),- Bohool will ho held nl :i I'lv u( Hci-vloe 7,:iit pin. In ilu, evening thoro will he n sir- vleo ui hiuik under tho londoroltlp ol (Iio choir. I.'uiulliur liyiiino niicIi iih you know will lm uood, A li-ii-it. of I'noii thiiutii in prepared nnd y»u ut-o InvItod. ties during his journey westward is proved by the remnrkHble good time he is making, he hnving tnken only eleven duyB to ninke tho trip Irom Halifax to Toronto. If it Is possible for him to continue his Journey at thiB rate ol .speed he will reach the Pucilic const in llttlo more than live weeks. Severul cities along the route huve presented Mr. Wilby wltll Hags, but tho pennants of the Canadian Highway assoelation and the Automobile Olub of Onnndn continue to occupy the pine™ of honor on his machine. To the letterB of greeting sent Mr. W. J. Kerr, president of the Highway association, from the civic authorities ol Halifax, have now heen added severul communications from other bodies, and there seems every prospect ol tho lirst conot-to-coast motor mall assuming bulky proport Ions before New Westminister is reached, Salvation Army. Kred. A. Strlde-Onptnln Hun. Mt.rn.il a.m.—Holiness Mooting Hun. Aft. :i p.m.—Free nnd Hasy Hun. Night II p.m.—Hnlvntlon Meet. BIBliH I.BHHON "(IIIKIIIKNOR TO THB LIGHT" Tues. night 8 p.m.—Halvation Moot Thurs. night » p.m.— HollnOBS Moot. Hat. night II p.m.—Praise Meeting. Ail nre henrtlly welcome to tho u- hove services. Visitors to Fall Fair Take Notice THE DIRBOTOR'H OF- THB CRANBROOK AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION HAVE MADE ARRAN0BMBNT8 WITH THE C. P. R. FOR CHEAP RATES FROM THE FOLLOWING POINTS :- From FERNIE and ALL POINTS SOUTH OF CRANBROOK. From KOOTENAY LANDING and ALL POINTH NORTH TO CRANBROOK. From ALL POINTS ON THE KIMBERLKV BRANCH. TICKETS ON HALE from the 18th to the 20th, and the RETURN LIMIT the 21st INCLUSIVE Exhibitors' Notice For tho convenience ol oiblbltora, the main building will be open and ready (or exhibits on the 18th. All Exhibits must be In placo by 10 a.m. on the 19th. Doors will bo locked (rom 10 a.m. to VI m., on tbo Uth, in order to allow tbe Judges to a- ward the prises. Owing to the dissatisfaction ia (or mer years by having local poople aot as Judges, the Directors bave engaged competent un-interoated parties (rom outside towns to act aa Judges in tht various classes. By order ol the Board of Directors tbe above rules regarding exhibits will be strictly enforced. Cranbrook Agricultural Aast. M-M Robert F. Davis, Sec, Presbyterian Church Pastor- Rev. W. Kelmuti Thomson Mol'lilm- Hervlro, 11.IIII a.m. Comparative Htmly of Religion. Oonfiii'luttisiii u Christianity. Evening Hcrvlce. 7.110 p.in. Series of Hormone on the Parables of ,lcsus-"The Prodlgnl Hon." Sunday School ami lilble Class :t (liillil, Wi-diiesday at 8 p.m. to YOU nit Invitation Is accorded. TT'S a well-known say* •*■ ing among the well dressed men. "If you want to see what's really new, go to the Fit-Reform wardrobe." May we show you all the new fall styles in Fit-Reform fall suits? mkmm McCREERY BROS. Cranbrook. B. C. THE PROSPECTOR, CRANHROOK, B, C. 3RD ANNUAL FAIR CRANBROOK, B. C. 19TH September 20TH September Under the Patronage and Authority of the Provincial Government of British Columbia and the Corporation of the City of Cranbrook Live Stock, Agricultural and Horticultural Products, Arts, Manufactures, Fisheries and Mines $5,000 PRIZES TICKETS TICKETS For Sale at All C.P.R. For Sale at All C.P.R. Stations Stations At At 1 1-3 Fare 1 1-3 Fare Good to Return up to Good to Return up to the 21st inclusive the 21st. inclusive Two Days Races Automobile Parade Athletic Sports Don't Forjret-Thursdav and Friday A Five Mile Foot Race for a Silver Cup and $25.00 in Cash Donated by James Finlay Kor Further Information Apply to Robert F. DaVJS, Sectary THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B.C. ******************** WENTWORTH HOTEL. gX"brook' Is a large and attractive hotel of mperior elegance in all its appointments, with a cuisine of superior excellence. Railway men, Lumbermen and Miners all go to The Wentworth D. McDonald Proprietor " ■ i ****************** Hell Fire Extinguished By Vote By Rev. (). E. Kendall Pastor of the Baptist Church i\ im. ■il Ir P-lgo +4-l■.|..-.■-■■^■l■.|■■l■■:..|..t-.^.^-'..|.■h■K■l-+'t--H-+1H--<--l--H''l■+.'1''l'+'l-'l>'l'•^i''l' PHONE 340 I If You want your house connected with the new sewerage system, we can do it and guarantee our work Boine-wtll say thut tha words etorual fuiTver, everlasting, ilci not always mean endlessness. Such manifestly in the case; but we dml no comfort in this. What s.uth the Bcrlpture? "For over," Is used in the Sow Testament ninety-five timeB, Ftftj live times ol unlimited duration, thirty one tlinos of duration that has hunts, pine times to denote tho duration o. pun Ishment. "Eternal," lu used in the New Testament sixty stx times timeB ol the happiness ol the right tous; twice ui the duratii I Ood and His glory; six times where thero Is uo doubt o. its meaning "eternal" seven times of the puniBhmeni of tho wicket! in thirteen ol the passages we examined to find the uatnre ol Iu ture punishment we nisi or clearly stated, thi ness Thus saith tt' Kg. i ESTIMATES OF COST CHEERFULLY GIVEN | + T T :' Cranbrook Plumbing, Tinsmithing, and J Heating Company ? VV. F. Johnson, Prop P 0 Box 904 X WORKS—Edward Street Cranbrook, B.C j +++++++-l-++++++"-H***** ********************** ^**********4*****i****^****4.**^*4^l.^^...r*^ AUTOMOBILE SERVICE CRANBROOK-WASA Automobile will l»- run weekly on TUESDAYS between Cranbrook and Wasa connecting with incoming and outgoing trams. Good Passenger Accomodation. ,.lcu .'I endless l,..ul concern are punishment the in Biliic deecrip N. Hanson .. + ■•••■• •!-I-I-***I-!•!****■ 4***\ ^*H"H********************H*******r*r*r-r^ • • Temperance Drinks ol all kinds can lie had at my store lur '•• use during the. coming hot weather, Thirteen different flavours, Dalton's Lemonade 6? Lime Juice X Just received a Carload of Six Hundred Cases Fremont Grape |uice, An unfermented Grape Temperance Wine. A lull line of domestic and foreign wine-, liquors and cigars. Bar Glasses, etc. A. C. BOWNESS , -h-M-M-M•fl-l-lll-H ! •-»• ! -t |-f +-f+++4-f++^ exi rable logl : of tli Uon of tb*' duration of punishment, th..: there are no foi ms >l words, * : spressio: possible Id -tie Greek . m&uage U express end leasness I thi isual words "forever" and "et'.1::: I >1 A. The Purpose of Eternal Punish- ■ -..■• ;■ •- : ... ■ ■ liecUBS umi. there is grent need -if vi alteing softly before God. We are convinced that it is here the average enquirer fur truth stumbles Into unwise pas sion nnd expression. Some true lo- j vers'-f God cannot relate the thought of eternal punishment to His infinite poodness and Justice. Before thinking deeply to discover divine purpose and wisdom in this, tbe Winy arm of llesh is raised in defence of the honor of the Almighty, Brethren, let us bo calm m our souls regarding divine honor. Be assured, His honor has never been Impugned by the preaching of revealed truth, no matter if it does involve impenitent sinners in eternal punishment. We shall consider that eternal punishment of the wicked is not remedial H. W. Ueecher protesting against the manifest in justice of unending pain asks a pertinent question. "Why in diet pain after it censes to remedy? Why hl.Uct pain for the Bako of pain'1 "The human conception ol luftectlng pa mi to remedy transgression is e\ ceediuglj weak and Imperfect The thief once imprisoned foi ti ana grOBBion ol law may bO preventt'd [rom ateallUg again because be tours .i re petit ion ol pam. ttomove the nog slbiltt) -'I pain and lie will steal a gain. He is still a thiol though the opportunity does nol present itsolf to Brpi ess it, but, tins \s one >>. the besl methods ol repression o| crime known to human society. \-;;iin. eti i nal punishment is not deterrent. Human methods ol pun Ishment are Incidently deterrent ul wrong 'loom In others. But, v.!;*. give pain to one man tor the purpose ol restraining anothet man tr*mil crime? li this were thu highest motive for giving pain, and i hei ■■ were uo other person near to itMH'iit by the example, then punishment would be Impossible. Therefore j we '.rust seek higher grounds for it. j The purpose of eternal punishment > is therefore to vindicate the holiness | il God The holiness of Hod is His ruling attribute, and from it proceeds justice ami righteousness. The moral law is a partial expression of God's holiness. All law that cun claim justice as its badge comes forth from Him. All sin and transgression are revolt against the claims of Gods law. The sense of this is evident to tbe human conscience. David gives voice to this conscience in his confession Psalm Bl, "Against thee*; thee only have I sinned and done this evil in thy sight." Sin in Its very nature is ill-deserving and merits punishment. Sin Is also self-propagating and eternal. Hear tbe Spirit testifying to the persistance and e- ternity of sin and guilt-—Revelation 22:11 "He that is unjust, let him become more unjust still, and he that Is filthy let him become more filthy still". Blasphemy of the Holy Ghost is "an eternal sin" unforgivable in tbis world or in the next. But, all sins of the mimer who does not seek ninl accent forgiveness are eternal. When the bIihioi passes beyond lhe pale ol divine gram, wilh im I'O stiaiui upon his -mining, with a char nctoi formed In the service of sin, Wltll no prospects of forgiveness, be will increjiHi- in lhe sinfullncHs of bis sm As all sill is ngaltlBt (lod, and it deserves pimislimeiil \ml would cease to he Goil it he did lint punish, It. I'M ei mil sin requires eleiiial pun I ishment. Thus we see the purpose or : it. But, your impatience protests, "Is not liod a Clod of love":' Blessed he His name, he is love. But God is holy as well as love. In the human parent aud 111 human society, love and justice are continually in conflict. Lovo often extinguishes justice, and justice too often is UU tempered with love. God's holiness requires thnt | justice be meted to the sinner. The penalty tor sin is death or eternal punishment. God's love provides a means whereby the penalty required by His justice shall be perfectly discharged, This he has done by coming personally to earth and ottering Himself up for the sinner on Calvary's cross. Jesus comes to you and to me with the invitation—Kor God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son, that whosoever believeth on Him should not perish but have everlasting life, "flee I have set before thee tbis day life and death, good and evil"; you a-til make a choice. Do you choose life and salvation through Jesus? Then believe on Him, receive Him, entrust yourself to Him, confess Him hefore the world. Do you choose death? Do you spurn such love by rejecting its choicest gift? Then why complain if God honors your choice of death and turns you into eternal sorrow?. "As I live, saith the Lord God, I have no pleasure in the death of the wicked; but that the wicked turn from his way and live: turn ye, turn ye, from your evil ways; for why will ye die, o house of Israel." Nervous Debility OUR yon. I ml pimples, i' norvouHio face full o BJHtl-lllSIll Vnu feet y aud fiikha NEW METHOD TREATMENT will euro you and mnko ft nimi of .•l-lUlultneii.-o lliu ,-r.iill lu'-'i.-tiesu.-livu, lho Ll'-nil pUrlUe-l Ko tlml ull letches and ulcers heal up; tlio uarvea become Blronif us steel, s" that -H, lmshriilni-H iiiiililespimilein v <lis.jn>t'-ii*: lho evti 1» me brii"ht, tht* m.eleiu'.em-ri'VP-tiini.iotli" ho-lc, /im I Hi- mor il. pliy«lciil ami meiilid •> Iiivli:ur..:.-,i; nil rtr.uiiM ei'-iso-m. m->ro vltnl wnstu 1mm tbo s vnt on.. (■nrsplf aitiiinnnl I:now ni'UTi-i'ro cauiiijt, bo a failure. D*m't lot iiuuuks rob you ot your hard earned dollars, ffr NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS Pelcr 13^Summers relates hts experience! "{was troubled with Kervoua Uoblilty for mnny yours, 1 lay lt to InutBorellon ami escosBua lu youtli, ] imoiimo very iii- |)i>mlt-ni. mid n.1-1:. i euro v. h- iIht 1 worked or imt. 1 iiii.u-.ii.-tt cvcryl-mly ■ihn looked ui. mo guessed my Bocref, IllluglniUlVO (honnis at ni;;lit. iveukent-il mo—iny .wol. ached, imd |ii.i.w lu the Iiii.-It iif mv lh'inl, hands and feel were e-'H, tired in tin' moriiPn.', p<mi- (ippeilie, ih vn woro shaky, oyos blurred, lislr loose, memory poor, cio, Kitmbnesa In IlionnBoi-SBotlnand thodootnr told mo lm r**unit |)iinilv..lH. 1 tank all klndu nt medicines nnd tried mnny flnt-olmi iiliv-ii-lims. WOlU nut loot rl" lir-.ll.f-irlli.vi* iii-.iiilii. Mil I'i ;vl link. Iienolll. I v iBlnrlueod lo emu nil Drs. Kennedy A Kennedy, tlion-th I in I lost nil man in doctors. Likendrowulnjrman 1 coiamenccd Ilio Nnw Mr/niun Turatmkst nml It wived my ilio, Tlio Improve ni w* iiV> iim<*io—leoul'l feel t in- vij-m- ("ohig th rough liionerves. t wan cured mentally nud pbyslettUy. lhavo uout ihem many patients umi. mn nine io do mi, CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY Wa ira.t and cur- VARICOSE VEINS. NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLOOD AND ■IKINAHY'OMI-LAINTS. K1DNU1C AND BLADDER DISEASES and .11 Ui.c... |ie. ulinr to Men. CONSULTATION FREE. BOOKS FREE. It un.bl.loe.il wril. for. Qus.lion Blank (or Home Treatment. DrsKEMNEDY&KEMNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. All letters from Canada must be addressed to our Canadian Correspondence Department In Windsor. Ont. If you desire to set* us personally call at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat no patirnti in our Windsor oflices which are for Correspondence and Laboratory for Canadian business onlv. Address all letters as follows: DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windier, Ont. Write for our private address, BEFORE THt.MMI.flT AFTER TREATMENT Premier Borden's Progress is Triumph Liberals and Conservatives Alike Pay Homage- Spontaneous Tribute to the Leader and Man The Trade Mar That means Success in Baking The dependable (lour is PUR IT* FLOUR Sold Hy The Fink Mercantile Co. LIMITED Few more enthusiastic welcomes Imve heen accorded to uny Canadian prime minister than those which have marked the progresfl of Right Honorable Hubert l,. Borden since tie landed at Quebec on September Oth. There, irrespective of political corn* plextlon, his welcome wuh hearty and sincere and his triumph in the centre of Liberalism has heen repeated at Three Rivers anil wns °ue ol outstanding features ol the demonstration accorded In Montreal on Saturday night, Personality has on* tfti'<i into all them- triumphs for Liberal and Conservative alike have done ium homage for tho qualities ln> displayed while abroad and for the mnnnei in wblcb ho represented Canada. Al all tho receptions he has held since hit* return the parti j,.in element him heen eliminated. Tho BcrleH of welcomes throughout have heen spontaneous tributes to the premier ns a leader and n man. Nm mote Ideal conditions could have prevailed than those of Saturday night, tho threatening weather of thn iluy clearing oil at sundown. Kiom Ktmt to UuimIi the event wiih a sue cess, nolthor fatality nor accident marring It The spirit ol thn thou sands wlm lined the wharl nml the long route neomed "--'' nl sincerity umi the t rl hu to paid wan appreciated ny Premier llorden. who in his brief address at the land In k ntago ami at the reception in the Windsor hotel eipressetl Imh ploasuro nt being home again. Tho keynote >>f both his ut- Urancos in reply in nd drosses from the mayor was fm n continuance ot tbe entente cordial., which exists bo- 1 tween the two groat rave country. So large wan the crowd nt the informal reception iu the hotel that tbo original intention of having the the afteri premier speak from ono ol the windows to the donso crowd which thron gqd Dominion square wuh abandoned iih the tune in which he uud Mrn. llorden hud to catch the train lor Ottawa wan run clone, l-.ven after the premier and Ills party had departed the members of the Maritime proviocos continued the gathprlng, the Hon. .!. II. Ilu/en acting aB chairman. In the course of an nil- dross he Hpokc of hiH chief's reception in Kngland whlrh. he satd, he had visited ut nne of the most critical times ui its history. Speaking personally, he referred to his own humiliation in times past that Onnndn should depend for the defence of its shores, its commerce and its trado routes upon the Hritisb tax payor, Mr. Ilu/en also referred to tho future develapoinent of the/ At lnntlo «tid Pacific ports, stating that ui the solution of the trunKpor- Latloti probloms nothing would bo limn- iu niggardly fashion, f this dence where be remained all day. At noon he was escorted from his residence to the city hall where a civic address was read. Later on In I'MtlKNIiS IHSM'PUINTHH Premier llorden wuh expected to arrive on his return from IHnglund ut a i on the k(1i mnl quite n numbor of friends went to the station at Ottawa to greet Ium. They were disappointed tu h'lirn however, that he came to the capital on the Soo train, which ronchod here about i a, m Mr. llorden, who wuh somewhat fatigue'., drove direct to his resi- rnoon he formally opened the Dominion exposition at the een tral fair grounds, In the evening the premier mnde hiH lirst speech since his return at a banquet tender ed him at the Chateau Laurier, DKCA'USH (IK POSITION "The people of Quebec are wel coming premier llorden today on bis return from Knglnnd. nol bemuse thoy love him, hut because he Ih premier." These were the words of Sir Wilfred Laurier. That Ih right he continued, "if \ had beon n member of the city council I would have done the Hnme. Respect must be shown for authority." A crowd of between 6,000 and 10, 000 gathered to hour the liberal lead er. While containing no announcements of it Btnrtllng nature. Sir Wilfred's Hpoech wiih u defence ut the Llhornl party Including it'H naval policy and a criticism of the conflOr- Vatlve party since It came Into power. He Huid there had been some change over the country since Sept. it 1st last, arguing that it had not been wise after nil to overthrow the Laurlor government. The Ronton government had broken nil promisi'H It had made, the IHlVul law had been effaced from the statute books, the nepnrate schools had not been restored to Manitoba, und they found the decision of the Liberal ministry of jiiHtice on the marriage question had been right. i Central Meat ! Market If you are tired of eating salty Hams and Bacon, try some of the "Mistletoe Sugar Cured" PHONE 175 '• A. Jollrffe, Prop. - Norbury Ave. '.'. ******************************************;; -., -- ..$0'%. ■ _-______' Miss. SPOKANE Iyivi.es you Io fhe SPOKANE SFAIfc Sepi.30ioOci..61912 Tke Mand llmpiresllolidac/ Seven days and sac nidlttsof education and amusement pomethmd to jnterestevEry vtSifor ReduCed?RaiIwqx Rates '*3l|i:|*?l *»*»» •-> 1*1 '■ Coibrme 3ccy for P-er-jum UtixA llluilh.«l«d t>«ijyProfiam tn •—•, LU ■ -• IB Hi pPBElUGARHtn -*---7\ L A5H rr^w BDDT AND SHOE 5TDRE OwIiik to tlio large nutnhor ol ox- lllllltu thnt. nro U"tl0l|lllt0ll Ml. tho comliin l-'i'H 1 ■'11ii ii ih to bo liopoil tlmt oxlilbltara will iio tholr utmost to lmvo ull oxhtltttB nn tin1 f-rouml-i liy tin. I hi I) lliat. 'I'llla will usnlat tho jiiiIhi-h in tholr vnrlotiH word nf rnrilini; iimin moro timo Iii which to JiiiIro tlio viirlouH oxlilliltn, liy .In Inn thlH ovoryono will rorolvo hottor HntlflfAOtioti. ti lliniir In ii iilnco whoro o iiimh enn iio iih Iii. plan-ton ll lm In mmTiail to tho right wumnn. j To run ii miwHiuipor wltnollt na nlonnlly piihllahlng nn Item tlmt In tiiitrtto, or wltlioiit giving ofTenco, Im like running n rnllinnil without having '-ccl-tonts ninl HtiuiHii uiih. It i-nti't lm ilnlii'. Scobcll's Liquor, Tobacco and Drujf Cure tgptffSl/tti Alt i.Iml, Tobnccp nml Mmk-h. It couiiterm ti tha i-lll'l IH Itl Mt lliMillllly -lOllKtVCg Nil tlilvlllK-l. Altn inkliii. Ihe limitmnit llicn; will novc. l„- imy li<.t-il li*liiiik In toxic nti In in ntir- iliiiu*. iikhIu. Cun lm (■■•.■■... Min-ily. Wo lu'vu yet ti> Item nl unu l.illiiii!. M.iHeal undor Hrimratn cover lo any nil- tssJ_^s^iJa___^w^ THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, IV C. ', « i *t* 'j**j**j**|**|**^* *|**^w|**|*Ti**|**j**|**^**|*fj* *§**!' *|* *t*St**i*f|**t**|*ft*^*f*<f**t*ftw|^ *l"i"l* *fc"t"|*'t' i • Professional Curbs '— dub Cobge 2Iottccs MoVITTIB -. PARKER P.L.S. ft U.hi. CRANBROOK, ... B.O. ANOIKNT OROBR OF KDllEHTKUH. Court Oranbrook No. HMA'i. Meet lu I'ai'inen'H Hall, nn 'lad and 4th Thursday of each month. W. HBNDHRSON, O. It. laiiuia Pearson, Sec., P.O. Boi -.'18. Visiting Brothers Onrihally Welcomed W. V. GURD bin lister, Solicitor, etc. CRANBROOK, ... B.C. OVERSEAS OLUB (Orunbriiok Branch) Meets lu the Carmen's Hall 2nd and 4th TuesdayH in every month, ut 8 p.m. Membui'Mhlp open to Uiitit.li Citizens, N. A. Walllnger, Pres W. 0, Crebbln, Sec'y. HARVKY, Ml-CARTKR, MAODQNALU aud NISBHT P.O. Hox 42.r.. Visiting member., cordinlly welcome Hts Barristers, Solicitoiu uud Noturiwi Money to Loan CRANBROOK LODQR No. Ill A. F. & A. M. Imperial Bunk Buililiug CRANBROOK, - Britieb Columbia J. T. LAIDLAW, Mining Engineer and B.C. Land Surveyor, P.O. Boi 2IIC Phone 222 Regular meetings ou tbe third Thursday ol every month. Visiting brethren welcome. D. J.._Mc3weyn, Worshipful Mueter J. S. Peck, Secretary CRANBROOK, ... B.C. ROOKY MOUNTAIN CHAPTER No. 125, R. A. M. Urn. KING & Q It S _ N Physicians aud Surgeons Office at Residence, AruiBtrong Ave. Ollice Hours:— Forenoons - - 9.110 to 10.00 Alternoons - - 2.00 to 1.00 Kveulugs - - - 7.30 to 3.30 Sundays - - - 2.30 to 4,30 Regular meetings:—2nd Tuesday in each month at eight o'clock. Sojourning Companions are cordially invited. Si. Comp.—A. C. Sbankliinil, E. Cranhrook, B.C. m Cranbrook, B.C. \g_Ww Dr. F. B. MILKS Dentist Office in Hanson Block CRANBROOK, ... B.C. KNIC1HTS OP PYTHIAS Cranbrook, B.C. Crescent Lodge, No. 33 Meets every Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Fraternity Hall. N. 8. Houston, C. C. F. A. Stride, K. R. & S. 13. A. Hill, H. F. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. F. M. MacPherson UNDERTAKER •*"tf^*X. Norbury Avenue Next tu City Hill Op.11 Day and Night Pliun. 231 I.O.O.F., KEY CITY LODGE Uo. 42 Meets every Monday night at Eew Fraternity Hall. Sojourning Oddfellows cor W. K. BEATTY Undertaker, Embalmer, Funeral Direulor, ORANBROOK, B.O. PHONIC 340 dially invited. H. E. Stephens W. M. Harris N. O. Sec'y LOYAL ORDER OK MOOSE No. 10« Meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. lu Royal Black Knights Hull. R. S. Garrett, Sec. EXTENSION OF TIME NOTICE la hereby given that the time lor the recaption of tenders for the construction of the Victoria Harbour, B.C., Breakwater, ia extended to Wednesday, September 18, 1012. By order. It. O, DESROCHERS, Secretary. Department of Public Works, —274S2. Ottawa, August 23, 1812. 35 it PRIDE OF CRANBROOK Circle No. 153 Companions ol the Forest | Meets in Cannon's Hull, Second und Fourth Thursday of each Month at 3:00 p.m., sharp. Mrs. L. Wltittiikcr, C. 0, Mrs. I. Heigh, Sec. Visiting Companions cordially welcome. 3Ctf HERE ARI'I SOME OK THU POSITIONS Referred to iih the Ilrst week in August Lumber Oo,, Elk, Stenographer IC5 Power Co., City " tf'° Railroad, City " 175 Lumber Co.,St.Marios,Bookkeeper »76 Harvester Co.,MoBcow,Stenog'pht' $fi0 Commission, City, Stenographer,..$50 Hdw. Co., St.Maries, Bookkeeper »CI> Lumber Co.. Pitlousc, Stcnog'her ,65 And others. Wo coitld'nt llll ull of these calls. Wo'll have u good position waiting lot YOU when you complete your course. Write lor Froo Lesson In Gregg Shorthand, Penmanship Booklet or Catalog. NOTICE For Certiilcate ol Improvement Dardanelles and Mother-lode Mineral Claims situate lu the Fort Steele Mining Division of East Kootenay Dlstrlot, on the south side of Wild Horse Crook, about three ntlloH above old camp. Take notice tlmt I TIlOB, T McVittie F. M. C.No. 3727UB, agent lor Albert Banks, Free Miner's Certlll- onto No. 3727011. Intend, sixty dnys from date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder tor a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown grunt of the above claims. And further take notice thut action under section 37, must lie commence-) before the iHsualii-e nf such certillcnte of Improvements. Thos, T. McVittie, Agent Dated this 22nd day of .Inly, A.II.1012 30-7t First Ave. und MudlHoii, Spokane 34-131. MADAM LAVAL'S Cotton Root Compound Tablots A HKI.IAlll.l! HKdtll.ATOR Tli.se I'IIIh m. luliiinuiiuiuil wltll tin [lenient cue limn llie molt tellable roniildall knuvtu to deuce;audi Ita aioluiliii; uaotl will, mini CCBaa j» tlio uum Mlobrated clinic «n! known. lllty i*o;i «|ie Hi'- I'lrllii'ili.'ii'HiiliiK illMonleiH to wincii iim le- ii, immiiiitiiiii I. iim.ill-Hi „ II a Wi. ffo, u (iiiiii I. iltoiiaet-, j i n box. Sold at nil Jn a stores, i.i In mail Will -"*• Lm.ml in u< Uv., »l. llallarlu.., Uut. E .Double System of Bank Inspection -Minister of Finance Proposes having work done for Government by Accountants - The cardinal fcnttire ol the new bnnk net to he introduced nt the coining session of parliament by Hon W. T. White. minister ol Finance, will, according to the minister's present Intention, bo a provision for outside, hut non-governiental bank inspection in addition to the present regulnr inspection by the bank's own inspectors. The proposal is to conipell eacb chartered hunk in Canada to have an independent inspection of its brnnche nnd head oltlce books mnde nt regular intervals by duly licenced and au thorized accounting experts. Tho government hns decided to adopt this principle in lieu of the proposed system of regular Inspection bv government otllclals, which would involve practically a government guarantee ns to the solvency of each bank and the correctness of it's published statements. Mr. White does not think that a government audit is yet wise consid- -ing ull the circumstnnces nor does the banker's association approve of so radical a measure. But it iB believed necessary to provide an additional safeguard against fraudulent published statements of a bank's con dltlon such ns happened in the case nf the Farmer's tiHnk. As a compromise between present conditions and the proposal for government inspection, it is proposed to require an independent inspection by duly authorized accountants, the standing und character ol these accountants to be specitied lu tt general way in the new hank act. In Kngland there are numerous firm of licensed uccoimtants who have a long established reputation for reliability in conducting inspections of tbe kind now contemplated in regard to __\ Oanndian Banki^ The details for CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kast Kootenay TAKK NOTICK that I, S. J. Mc Farlane, of Cranbrook, B.C., occupation married woman, intends to apply to the commissioner of lands and works for permission to purchase HO acres of land, bounded as follows: Commencing at a post planted 20 chains west of the Northwest corner ol P.R. No. 1119 thence Eust 70 chains, thence North 20 chalne, thence West 70 chains, thence South 20 chains to point of commencement. Dated this 10th day of August, 1912 Sadie June McFarlane 37-9t w. B. McFarlane, Agent CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT Dlstrlot of Kast Kootonny TAKK NOTICK that I, William Palethorpe of Kingsgute, B.O,, intend to apply to the commissioner uf land and works for permission to purchase lllu acres of liiinl, hounded, as follows: Commencing at a post planted at. the southwest corner of P.R. He cord IIIH or l.i't No. 10817, thence wcat 20 ilial ns, thence north HO clinlna, thenco east 20 chnins, thenco aouth ko chulns tn point ot commencement. Dated this 12th day of August, 19111 William Palethorpe 3B-9t W. B. McFarlane Agent. OOAI, AND PKTHOLKI1M NOTICB Notice is hereby given thut (10 days after date I intend to upply to the Minister of Lands for a licence to prospect for coal and petroleum over the following lands situate ln the District of Southeast Kootenny, British Columbia, in Lot 4593: Commencing at a post planted ut or near the Southeast corner of Lot 7284, and being the Southwest corner post of .Joseph S. Danner's claim, thenco North 80 claims; thence Bast 80 chains; thence South 80 chains; thenco West 80 chains to-the point of commencement, making 040 acres, more or less, Located this 23rd day of July, 1912 JOSKPH S. BANNER, Locator Eathen W. ButtB, Agent 37-9t Wm. H. Brown. Wltneas COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE Notice is hereby given tbat 00 days after date I intend to apply to the Minister of Lands for a licence to prospect for coal and petroleum over the following lands situate in the District of Southeast Kootenny, British Columbia) in Lot 4.193: Commencing at a post planted on the West boundary line ,,( Lot 8.188 at or near two miles North of the International Boundary, and helng the Southeast corner post of Anna K Webb's claim, thence West 80 chains; thence North 80 chains; tlience Kaat SO chnins; tbence South 80 chains to the point of commencement, making f.40 acres more or less. Located tills 23rd day of July, 1912 ANNA K. WEBB. Locator Eathen W. Butts, Agent :n-'.lt Win. H. Brown. Wltneas Insuring the employment by the bank of thoroughly reliable and Independent outside auditors are still to he worked out. Imt the principle, it is understood, commends itself to the minister of finance, unit hus cabinet collegues. The new scheme will give each bank some latitude in choosing it's independent Inspectors, but they must he chosen from men coming within the qualitlcutious set forth In the act. The fact that the independent accounting firms will he unxious to guard their own reputations against any possible future disclosures us to the inadeiiuancy of tho inspection tin. dertaketi by thom Is thought to be a sufllcient safeguard against the possibility of any sinister influences being brought to bear by bank manager who might be anxious to huve the true state of the huuka tlnauces kept (rom the public. v Visit of the Grand Organizer On Tuesday night Orund-Orgnviizer Whiteley of Vancouver, pnid a visit to the local Orange lodge of this city A good attendance wns present. Mr. Whltely ably entertained the members to an address on the work of the Order in general. After a long session, refreshments were served. The Grand Organizer left ou Wednesday for OreBton. Scobell's Liquor, Tobacco and Drujj Cure SrarK.1t Alcohol, Tobacco and Drug., lt counteracts the effect, almost instantly—removes all cravings. After talcing th. treatment there will never be any need tueurink intoxicants or use drucs again. Can li. giv.n secretly. Wa li.ve yet to hear ot one failure. Mailed under separate cover to any address. Price 15.00 box. or B box., lor (10 m. . he Soobell Drag Co., It. Catharines, Out. CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of East Kootenay TAKE NOTICE that I, Annie M. Palethorpe of Kingagate, B.C., occupation married woman, intendB to apply to the commissioner of lands and works for permission to purchase 50 acreB of land more or less, bounded as follows: Commencing at a post planted at the Southwest corner of T. Cudwal- leder's Purchase, thence South 20 chains more or less to Mrs. 8. J. McFurlane's Purchase, thence Kast to the Little Moyle River 25 chains more or less, thence North 20 chains more or lees following the river up stream to south line of T. ('adwal- leder's Purchase, theuce West 25 chains more or less to point of commencement,. Dated this 12th day of August, 1912 Annie M. Pnlethrope 37-9t W. B. McFarlane, Agent COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE Notice is hereby given tbat CO days alter date I Intend to apply to the Minister ol Lands for a licence to prospect for coal and petroleum over the following lnnds situate In the District ol Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, in Lot 4593: Commencing at a post planted at or nenr one mile due South ol the Northeast corner of Lot 8585, and being the Northwest corner post of George Wykes' claim; thence South 80 chains; thence Kast 80 chains; thence North 80 chains; thence West 80 chains to the point of commencement, making 640 acres, more br less. located this 23rd day of July, 1912 GEORGE WYKBS.Locator Eathen W. Butts, Agent 37-9t Wm. H. Brown. Witness COAL AND I'KTItOLKDM NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that lio'ilnya after date I Intend to apply to the .Minister of Lands for u licence to prospect tor coal und petroleum over the following lunds situate In the District of Southeast Kootenay, In It IhIi Oolumbla, in Lot 4.193: Commencing at a post planted on iho West boundary of Lot 8589 ut or uo'ir throe miles North of the Inter national Boundary, ami being the Soiitboiist corner post of Anna K. Webb's I'lnllli, tlience Went 80 chains; thence North 80 chains; thence Unit Ml chains; thenco South 80 chains to the point of criiiiincneemeiit, making i.in ncres, more or less. Located tills 33rd day of July, 1912 ANNA K. WEBB, Looatoi Eathen W. Butts, Agent 37-9t Wm. H. prown, Witness COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE Notice is hereby given thut 00 days after date I Intend to apply to the Minister ot Lands for a licence to prospect for coul and petroleum over the following lands situate In the District of Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, In Lot 4593: Commencing at a post planted at or near the Northeast corner of Lot 7287, ami being the Northwest comer post of Joseph S. Danner's claims thence Kast 80 chains; thoncj South 80 chains; theuce West 8i> chains: thence North 80 chains to the point of commencement, making 640 acres, more or less. Located this 23rd day of .Inly. 1912 JOSEPH S. BANNER, Locator Kathen W. Butts, Agent 37-9t Win. II. Brown. WitnesH S?y.yjrSfl SOUTHEAST KOOTENAY LAND '(•a » DISTRICT 13.1 .. TAKK NOTICE tbat I, Juhn Uv DgBtuii nf Oranbrook, B.C., Miner, ■j Intend to upply for permission tu proBpecl for coal ifnd petroleum over the following tlpst-rilx-d lands sitmtte ia Uie Flathead District nf British Columbia:— ('OMMl'.NVIN'i. nt ii post placed at or near one mile east ol 31-mile post on the i'.I'.It. survey line; thence Kb (-fin,iih aouth; thence *" liiuiiiH west; tlience KH ehaiiis north; thence 8(i chains oast tn place of commencement. John Livingston Bated this 31st duy or July, 1312. 31-7t OANCfiJLLATION OF RESERVE) Notice is heretiy given thrit the reserve existing over Lot 9874, Group I Kootenay District, hy reason of the notice published in th«- British Columbia Gazette of the -Tth of December, 1907, is fcanceUed. ROBERT A. RENWIOK Deputy Minister of Lands Lands Department, Victoria, B.C., 18th May.1912. 21-13t by PATMORE BROS. CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kaat Kootenay TAKK NOTICE that I. Mahelle Cornelia Corwln of Cranhrook, B. C, Married woman, intend to apply for permission to purchase the following rlbed lauds i lomnicnclng at a post planted at tin- south west cor ner of Lot c.lit, theuce north forty (HI) chains; thence west forty (40) chains, thence south forty (-in- chains thence east forty (40) chains to the point of commencement, containing HU acres more or less. (Sgd.) MnMlle Cornelia Corwln Dated June la. 1912. 28-9t WATER NOTICK NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Dudley Alexander, Major; and the Right Honorable .John Mark, Earl of Ranfurley, ..f London, England, will . apply for a licenre to take and one three hundred (300) cubic .eet per sec I ond nf water out of Kik River, which Coal mining rij-htB of the Dominion, Hows In a southerly direction through in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al- the Fernie Riding and empties into bertn, the Yukon Territory, thc North i the Kootenay River near Krag. 200 Cartoons Tell More Than 200 Columns The World's Best Each Month Cartoon from doiliea .md weekllea j>ub.ii..ir*d in thia coumry, [ondon, Dublin, Parle, Berlin, Munich, Vienna, Waraaw, Budnpett, m Peter* ■■iirn. Amilerdam, 81 ittgart.1 'im-. Rome.Lisbon, lunch, Tukio, Shanghai, Sydney, Canada, anj South Aincu.,i, .iml ,-,i llie ureal cities of the world, 'inly the .")■) I..--.: oul <ji 9,000 cartoons each month, uu- selected, A Picture History ol World's Events Each Month CAMPAIGN CARTOONS .-::•.•# the campaign In Cai ron-. " and watch the oppos* Ing parties caricature each other, YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION Sl.SOi SINGLE COPY 11. Ona Ire* i ' uie cor,- will '* m ill«*l !*f id-Jre** n| ". pt-b* li.iic. ll ii W'ISIMOR, lllW.Wuh.aKt*raSt*tti,CHICrVCO ASK YCUR NEWSDEALER SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING REGULATIONS west Territories and in a portion of tbe Province of Hritisb Columbia, may be leased for a term of twenty- ThO water will he diverted at tbe upper fulls on l.ot 227, and will be used, 70 cubic feet irrigation, 230 one years at an annual rental of $1! nublo feet pumping purposes on thc au acre. Not more than 2,5(50 acres land described as (pumping Lot 227 will be leased to one applicant. Application for a lease must he made hy thc applicant in person to the Agent or Sub Agent of the district in which the rights applied for arc situated. In surveyed territory the land must be described by sections, or legal subdivisions of sections, and in unsiir- veyed territory the tract applied for shall he staked out hy the applicant himself. Each application must be accompanied hy a fee of i'i which will be refunded if tbe rights applied for are not available, hut not otherwise. A royalty shull bo paid on the mer chantahle output of the mine at the rate of five rents per ton, The person operating the mine shall j SEALED TENDERS addressed t. furnish the Agent with BWorn returns tho undersigned, and endorsed "Ten accounting lor the full quantity of j der for Wharf at Shutty Bench, merchantable coal mined and pay the! B.C." will be received at this olllce royalty thereon. If flic coal mining until 4 p.m., on Monday, September rights are not beimr operated, such 30, 1912, for the construction of a returns should be furnished at least pile Hent and timber decking wharf once a year. at Shutty Hench, District of Kooten* (Irrigation) Lot 132. This notice wns posted on thc ground on the 23rd day of August, 1912. The application will lie tiled iu the office of, the Water ltecurder at Cranhrook on the 6th dny of October. Ill] 2. Objections may be liled with tbe Water Recorder or with the Comptroller of Water Rights, Parliament Buildings, Victoria. B.C. The Karl of Ranfurley Dudley Alexander Uf.-It hy 0. M. Edwards, Agent The lease will include the coal min ing rights only, but the lessee may be permitted to purchase whatever available surface rights may be considered necessary for the working of the mine at the rate of .tin.110 an acre Por full inform a tioi should he made to tin ay, B.C, Plans, specifications and form of contract can he seen and forms of ten der obtained at this Department and at the offices of P. W. Aylmer, Esq., District Engineer, Chase. B.C., O. O. application I Worsfold, Esq., District Engineer. Secretary ol Nt,w Westminster, B.C., and on np- tbe Department of the Interior, Otta- pllcutioil to the Postmaster at Kas- wa, or to any Agoi Dominion Lands W. Deputy Mi N.B.—Unnutho this advert!sem< for. iiih Agent GORY, W. later of the Interior •i/cd publication of nt will not be paid March 26-l.m. Department of Militia And Defence NEW DRILL 1IAI.I. B.C!. AT FISRNIB, Notice to Contractors: Frank .Dezall A^ent for Deering & McCormick Mowers is Rigs Bicycles for Sale. Ml Repairs Done at Reasonable Cost. Works: Opposite Depot ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ; A. WALLER \ Slaiiiii lluiliir, Furnace, i and Suplio Tank work a siim-iall-.' Cost and u'took estimate*! ' funii.liod ou application. Add,.SI i P. O. Bo. 74S. Cr.nbtooli ********************** We Deal iii Everything From a Needle lo a Locomotive SEALED TENDERS nmrkeil on envelope) "Tender for Construction ol New Drill Hull, Pernio, U.c." and ml dresBeil to tiie Director ol Contract*-, Department of Mllltio nml Defence, Ottawa, will lm received until noon September Slat, 1912, (or tho con* structlon of a New Drill Hall at Fornle, u.c. Specifications muy be seen mid full particulars obtained at tho ofllce <d the District Officer C mantling Mil- itnry lllslriel Nu. II. Victoria, B.O,, the Office "I tho Town Clork, Ferine, B.C., Ilfllecr Ciiiiiiininillliu "A" Cum puny Kootonny Rifles, Pernio, B.C.. und tho Director ..I Bngli Sor vIcpb, Hendqunrtors. Ottnw Tondors mtial in* made mi tbe form supplied hy tho llepartmenl umi m- | cotnpnnlod bv uu accopted choquo mi | IN THB MATTER OF tho estate ol In, B.C. Persons tendering are notified that tondors will not be considered unless made on the printed forms supplied, und staled with tholr actual signatures, Htiiting tbeir occupations nnd plnccK nf residence. In tbe case of llrniH, the iictiml signature, the nature of the occupation, und place of residence of each member of tbe firm must be given. ISnch tender must be accompanied by on nccepted choquo on u chartered bunk, payable to the order ol the Honornblo tho Minister of Public Works, equal to ton per cent (10 p.c.) ,,f the amount of the tender, which will he forfeiteil if the person tendering decline to enter Into a contract wben called upon to do so. or full to eomplete the contract, II the tender be not accepted the cheque will be returned. Tbe Department does not bind itself to accept, thfl lowest or any ten- iter. By order, ft. 0. DESROOHERS, Secretary. Deportment of Public Works. Ottawa, August HI, 1912 Newspapers will not be paid for tbls advertisement II they insert it without authority from the depart mont.—26801. 36-2t Joseph H. McLean DKALEK IN All kinds uf Second-Hand Uooda Kuinitium a SPECIALTY BUYER OF FURS Saga's Old Stand. Hanson Av* Phone 151. , Notice. ub. lo COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE Notice Is hereby given tbat lill days after date I intend to upply to Ibe Minister of l,undir!or n II ICO to prospect for eoal and petroleum over Iho following lnnds Bit unto in tbe District ,,f Southeast Kootonny, British Colitiublu. In Lot 4S98: Commencing at a punt plnnted at or near one mile due South of tin- NortbeiiHt iiuiier of Lot n-iKli, and being the Simthwiiut corner post ol (leorge Wykes' claim; thenco North HO chains; thenco Kast Sli cliuins: thence South "il chains; thence Wesl HI) chains to the point of commence ment, making til" noree, more or Ii-hh Located this 2Hrd day of .Inly, 191:- OrCOROB WYKES,Locator Eathen W. Butts, Agent 37-9t Wm. H. Drown, Witness i Canadian Chartered Bu per cent H" p.o.) "I tho amount of I tho tinnier, pnyoblo to tho order of tho Honorable tho Mlnlstor of Mlllt | ia and Defenco which amount will lie I forfeited if the pnrty tendering dl ! ellne 1 lo ontor Ini ills 1 II tl lhe contract In ure llllllll ■e Willi Ills 1 elide Tb I.I II ■ lle eepl .nt in III., lowi mio ion i1 doos II ,1 III in sis ll llll uv ll 1', c, ,1 Itsoll rs.l.-i l.inel. Oeorge Goldie, late ol tbe city of Cranbrook, In tho Province ol llri tiub Columbia, deceased, NOTIOH is hereby given tbat all persons having claims against the es- Cranbrook Cottage Hospital ARMSTRONO AVK. Matron: Mrs. A. Salmon Terms on Application Phone 259 P. (>. Box 845 Makes Short Work of RHEUMATISM l).'i-ii-»"H!.-i] Mm. inparently hoMtni cum ut s .IrUtra, Ltimbturo, flout. Neuralgia antl all iith«- f t'tnn,f Rhvumatjim yield at one* to Abbott Brot, Itlicurnatlo ttomray. Lika an mik*-! uf tMKj it ii .■ kiv-'ii Iniianl relief toi.Hp*fonakeniulTart*rti llftt-d tli em from in-is of agony nml (w 'a yeori hai bean curing men, women and children f<>r \ h i» there leemeil no li.-h.. Juit a few bottlea li ive i'iir*-*l <-u ■•*! <<f frmn .I'i to i.i yvM*-' iluretli■n n ,'] today ii itandi nnm-uHH hh ,i quick, nue Mini absolutely reliable treatment r<-r nil uric m-iil di-.* .- i mweakkldneya,«M Uti dollar bottle oi Abbott Brot. Bhoumotlo Romody ■-■it your nalni al once-atarl your ran today, Rent prepaid by Abbott Urn-.. 711 s DearbornBt.* Chicago, III, if your ilniKKl't .loe- nol ).-.v-> It, Sold By the Cranbrook Drug A Book Co. _ rule ill ibe said Oeorge Qoltlie, ile ceased, aro roqii I i" send by post prepaid or to dellvor t.. Anna It. Mo Vlltlo nl Kurt Stoolo, lie., o.eculri! ol the said estate, ■ ' belore the I hi. iluy nl liel'ilier, 1912, tbell liullieH uddroiaoH mul desoriptlon and a lull tntomonl ••( pnrllotilars ul tbeir ',,.■. „,,„'elaims nml llie mil lire nl the senility ^i',ii:,:l:rM'..:::::,!.:!;n!..!!,^: ■. «..y, md i>» ..i,e„, ,.uiv mum, ml Hint u'tei tlu' mini iluy tbe ete OVER 68 VtARf XPt-niENCC Deputy Mlnlsl llepuitiueiil nl Mllltln mul Dolonoo, llllaw I, \ I it ID, 191-. I' ilverlliieineiil Is Inserted will I. all thiirlly Irom tbe lloiiniIntent. i|.i- II 171 I. 27548 'li "I Electric Restorer for Mer* Phosphonol ;•■;«"■ "^y;^;;;,;:',':;-,!;;;;- .lm and vlulllr, l'rem»loio decay ii.ilm-.iiii! ...wm i Bvoned at once. Pnesptinnol ii.ki you ii new man. Price ir> MHllfilt'iiinv aildir-'i 1)0., 01. talliar In... Oul. I'I. bu. nt two I 1 tiie awl-ill Uru| minx will proceed t.> tlletrlbuto the unseis ui tiie il used among the parties onl.ll.leil therein, liuvlin; regard niily In tbe rl.mn.. ill wlileli she shall then bave uiillee. Datod tbls 22nd iluy ol AtlgUBt,l*12 ANNA It. Mr V ITT IK, ! Dieeutrlx ol tho Estate ol j 34-4t Cloorso Goldlo,- deceased I Truoi Manse) Dcei-me Cn-vmoHTi Ac. A I,...in. ."i.illiii, a .knell .ml ilt.irrli.lliiii ins, i|iil. hi, mi.riiiiu ...ir ..|.iin..„ frit. Saallia, .„ ,1.*,.,.,I..,, I. ,.1..!.. I.I, , iilril.li. I ..I I... 11..1 -i im.,,11.1 HANDnOOS lhis .. nt III'.,. .U.I...I ..','<:. UU. Hull II.I..IIU. I'lihtils ,h.."I liir.iii.li -I.inu A l'n. I....I.. ,,..r,.il „iM,., -u ll .nil 1-lii.r.ii, III llm Scientific American. \ handenmelf lllnitrated weekly. i-triP-M tttiy ,i,i,. ., ,i ri'if at-te-f ill (It* J'" nm'. 'Irtni» fi„ i i nu, |i.a .i year, poeUfl* pnpaW. '•-.i-l uy ell t-ewnlftslert) VfltlflSadkM THE PROSPECTOK, (.RAX BROOK, B. C. Auditorium Don't Forget the big wind-up of the Fair with a Dance at the Auditorium after the show on Friday, Sept. 30th. Next Week "The Coming of Columbus", Sellg's Greatest Masterpiece in Three Reels, Rich, Costly. «nd Gorgeous Costumes. Perfeel Photography, Elaborate Setting. Correct Historical Detail. "The Favorites" Return Engagement of The Gladstone Sisters ALL NEXT WEEK teM^4H^-H-H-t--t--i-H-<*-.■'.■■■■■■■*■*»»■'111-H--f-t--H-M--»tM*11 Local News THE CRITICAL EXPERT] To Sportsmen! Just Unpacked a Big Consignment of / .\ / Tents 10 x 12 Also K R li 1' S M I 1. I N il li 1' T Get Yuur Plcturea Framod ut KII.HV'S Wm. Oarlln, "I Port Steole, wuh iu town Thursday mi business. Prejudice inspires the 'dope' nml "j- sentiment shnpos the odds. 12 x 16 Paisley Flour ut PINK' POOD GROCERY. I'l'llK The Gladstone R -'•■' toriutn nil next week i nu. Midi Wliellle r youi baby wants tu Hit ep, ur lie w toeled In Ilu fr mil ii r, tho C .0.8, \\ ill lm •e thu net out mi iiiii lull « the 0. hililtli u grounds "The ■yes it tho W ■rlil i re llll t iiiuiiIii. ' si.I.I Umi lie ii-go *UH tor, Wn ure nu In got nl tht buoli Ht 1 let- Winchester, Koss and Savage Rifles Let me tit you up. J. M. AGNEW v Hyda Baker left on Tuesday on business trip t*- ClalRarj Ripe .mil Green '■"■ ■ ii I, el I and Manning's ut t'!iin|> ?g .:;.,- 1/ or m !-"."i! meu will hitva horses :n the raeea on l'"*.i I i11 - BORN- <.u 3eptt n *tll • ■ Miami Mis Mctnnie, ..t the Cottaf-fl Hospital it dauRbtei Elku. B.C K;iiu-v Elbertt. Peachen PURE POOD GROCRRY 11 FINK'H « Iin scrutlnizeti n\\) one <>t the ii.imi .in. Diamond Ritms « c offci uK lot nale, nl neeessit \ protimiiiees it to he [.eerless in design anil tin* stone nl Ihe firm w im w e can \ none hut l,tuh v luss lew fh \ .iii.l n >• .in- in .t position in i;ii.h,iiii- e evei \ m ■ML i I.u *.,il, In null) .uui sih ii Jew eh \ Di.iin.iinU and othet netn* «. ».i«-.- \nu inone) i i i ****.l*4**4**4***************** I I M I II I I I III** BORN-On Septetnbi 11 Noyce ut the Cottage Hospital .. .In ter RAWORTH BROS Jewelers & Opticians -■H-H-H*H "I ■ I I I -. -I I I 111II1111 11 '»" H111111UI»* > -JT1-1 ■-•-•■■• SS.SSSSS... a. . thl, w<)j Q0n,, (,„■ "" J get a> best this lln. s thi I * The 41 ? Tr.*. ling Co Mr an.l Mrs T. Prentice of Ferule were Cranhrook visitors -mi Wednesday Market Company A full line of Fresh and Smoked Meats, Poultry, Fish, ete., etc. Try Our Premium Cooked Ham and Brookfield Creamery Butter. "PHONE 72" a: Don t be troubled ibo rt t iking y yuur Go Cart to the Exhibition j* Grounds, the C.C.S. will provide ac- X coimtiodation svbile i tbe grounds. V. Rollins and C Dow were 4 Lethbrldge on Thin T Friday. t * ++.j..i_i"r^~i"i-H"i~i"i"H"i'-i-i"f++ ********************** KIl.HV FRAMES PIOTURBS Blrnere aad Chester Staplee, ol WyclitTe. were transactlog buslne*..-* :it Cranbrook on Tuesday East Kootenay Mercantile House A Full and Complete Line of Harness Saddles, Etc Everything Up-to-date Repairing a Specialty Wo still have st I the Iflcouomy Fruit Jara loft. Thev satisfy every | body 'I'i \ some und ►*<•* iJi-wniums; i nlso prizes at tho Pull b1alr Oran | brook Trad inn Oo. Are yuu [lal'tloulur about your Job. printing, u bo, phono UB- tho Prospector's .'oil Dopartnient Whether yi'Ui 1ml.> wauls to sleo-i, or bo wheeled In tbo froah nlr, thu C C B, will havo Lho accommodation .it the exhibition ground**. Thoy will do Bon.0tbl1.jf lor .iin-iico at leant in New Voih tllfl BtatUO | f ovoi tho city hall u* to bo ro glided. Tho i' rs will provido Wagner Uo Carta fur all bnbya attending tha I Kshibltlon :t7 Hunting parties who were oul during tbe early part of the week report birds as bolng very wild and scarce. ! Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Mott, Mra. P. I'arks and Miss Parks drove over to ; I'erry Creek on Monday and enjoyed ' the outing. Whether your baby te In the compet j ttiun or not, ample accommodation will be provided for all at the C.C.S, : exhibition quarters. (.!. ti. Jewell, of Jaffray, president j uf the .Jewell Lumber Co., was trun- aaetint- business in Cranhrook Tuesday I 0. I). McNabb, of Waldo, was in : town Thursday. Mr. McNabb is ono | of Kootenays most prominent lumbermen. II September jj is the month of weddings Whether your baby wants to sleep, or be wheeled in the fresh air, thfl C.C.S. will have the accommodation at the exhibition grounds. At the Kdison theatre next week will be produced "The Lieutenants lust night." This is n two reel feature 101 Bison. Ami what is more appropriate for a GIFT than a tiire piece of Cut Glass We handle the "Gundy Clapperton" Line exclusively. This is "MADK In Canada" and coiiMt!i|Uently you ti<*t more value fur your money than in any imported glass that you can buy. See Our Windows Ltd. ;: j-'H'-l-'i"!''^^!'.!'.!.'!'! WANTED -Plain Needlework, Dress •*}* making, etc. Apply Miss S Hum, Get Your Heating Stove FROM F. Parks & Company HARDWARE & MILL SUPPLIES Cranbrook - - - - S.C. Box 348, Cranbrook. J7-M The C.C.S. will provide Wagner (In Carts for all babys attending tlic Exhibition. 37 Mr. and Mrs. .! B. Hobertson, ut Stavoly, Alta., were visiting In Cranbrook thin week. Mrs. ri J, Lowgood and sun ol Sun don were visiting her father Rev. Flewolllng this week. FOR SALE—Registered Scotch Col- A, Martin, hack | sr.-ti.; Cranbrook Kindergarten Held in Carmen's Hall Conducted by Mrs. R. A. Racklyeft Certificate Teacher from London School Hoard HOURS lo.OO ,t. iii. t«, [2.(IQ ui. 2:00 p. in. to <J:00 \i. m. 'Phone 220 P, <). llox 2.-I8 Tho Maddens, Classy Singers and Olog Dancers will appear at the Kdison Monday. This is a team well worth Heeing. : Nothing succeeds like success. The , .-.access we have secured proves our ability. Kilby Frames Pictures. | Don't forget the big wind-up of ! the Fair will be adancc at the Au j ditorium, after the show, on Friday evening September 20th. , lift pups. Apply Co; I i ui Hospital. i.All parties seeking funds for the; Fair seem anxious to avoid an em-! hnrrassment of riches. i — J. KILBY FRAMES PICTURES ; 2 Road work on I'erry Creek has been : 4 discontinued, the meu arriving in T town on Saturday last. [ "*• C rost on Corn at FINK'S PURR P 1*^+4^*^^ I I rr FOOD GROCERY Mrs. Telfer and daughter Laura, of Fernle, visited Cranbrook last Sunday, in company with Mrs. Dick and baby , of Nelson. Still some snaps in China and Croc kery, you can afford to buy your Xmas presents in these lines now.— Campbell and Manning's. Sojourning Oddfellows in the city are cordially extended au invitation to Monday's meeting for the visit ol | the Grand Master. Mrs. tl. H. Saddler will receive for the tlrst time on Tuesday, the 17th, and after that date on the 2nd Wednesday of eacli month. Dill Pickles at FINK'S PURE PURE FOOD GROCERY. Have you bought that flack of Roy al Household Flour yet, it will sure win n prize for you at the coming Fair. Campbell and Manning. An- coming Into Cranbrook nnd District DAILY and Taking Up all the Besl Land. Whs let the Strange. (,--t all the Choice Locations when you can have \ our pick now Here is One ol the manj Good Buys we have 40 ACRES FINEST LAND Two miles trom town I wo Springs on Propert) .md Creek running thmugh $75, PER ACRE Half Cash—Balance to Still Purchnsei HiuvU-O-irliitf REAL ESTATE®GENERAL INSURANCE .**-T It is yonr plain duty to yoursolf j tu lmvo yonr house and nny other A. Fletcher, .,f Hosmer, Dominion property, yuu mny possess, fully in- Kriiii Inspector, wns in tuwn Tues- i Sur,. I against lira. Ymi know that dny on ofllelnl business. -,. this time ol the year, ospoclally, [ 'phone 207 yuu can nut nllord to curry your Don't be troubled about taking own risk. "flRT INBURBD" nl yuur Oo Cart to tho Exhibition once, by all mennB. Tbo cunt Is uot u Grounds, the O.O.8. will provido ac worth considering, In proportion to ijjxt,t*)|Uon coinmodation while on the grounds. | whnt yuu u>'t lor it in tho way of protection. Be Wlso mnl postpono nu furthor tho tnklng oul ol n pulley. I "■ -'■ Johnson returned uu Monday 1,1 Ofltl up K,l. F. Johnson, licensed plumber, and get an estimnte of tbe cost ut yuur sewer connections. —tf The 0,0.8, will provide Wagner ilu Oarts fur all hnhys attending the 37 Wm. French, ol Woll Crack, and wi'i., Watson, ui Fort Steele, were In town Tuesday on business. Vun ktiuv. Hi,, ulil Buying nbout 'rom n business trip to thc const, "locking tho stable nftor tin- horse I- Ha wns accompanied on Ills return Btolen." in- .ui tho Biulo side nnd dol trip bv Vir Rollins ol Vnncouver. j yuur arranging for protection "boloro Hum Baldwin, ul the Bdlaon Than- tho lire," which is llnblo to occur, | KIl.HV FRAMBS I'lt'TUHKH tee was In Oalgary Huh week aocur- We can ollor yon ono ol tho most nd Ing iitrrurtuiiiH lor tin- winter. I'nntngfious policies nn the iiiiiiki.t, Inj ilther strong Citniuluiii AllKII'l Bartlel's Pears at FINK'S PURB "an Company. Hw THB ('ItAN- Finil. OROCKRY. BROOK AOIONOY COMPANY today. Tomorrow muy bo too lato. i Mr. J. C.riiHley, Hr., of Waldo, was in Ornnbrook this week. Mr. lira* Icy wns consulting a phyBtcian iu regnrd to trouble with the eyes. Beattie-Murphy Co. CRANHROOK, I). C. "THK REX ALL STORE" H--H'H-M~.-**W**~M^ +.H--s*-H.+ .*-s*-H-.~H....M^ Battleford We have an exceptional offer to make you in the above property—requires a cash payment of One-third down, balance in 12 and 18 Months, No Interest. Call and See Us at Once ii Beale & Elwell ii •\ CRANBROOK, - - - B.C. jj ***********4**4*4*4**.**************m || || f** *********1******l**4**********4*******4.H^ •• HEAD OFFICE CALGARY, Alta All membors ..l the I.O.I i.F. ploaso Homcmbc! the Ornnd Muster's Visit! i" tho Lodge on Mondny evening U7! A. I'HI III IIH loctoi nl Intornnl Revonuc, wn guest .1 ilu- Cranbrook this week Nothing succeeds like success, Tbe success wc have secured proveu our ability. Kllby Frames Pictures, The Selkirk Preceptory, No. tr>, IniM tbelr regulnr monthly asnem i,l v in tbe Ohapter room oi the Ma- sonic Temple on Monday evening. If yuu want u reliable and reason uble Job ol plumbing dune or sower- II \ T S ll 1.0 C K K li .1. II. Smith Practical Mutter . Fonwick Avonuo, Cranhrook, 11,0, Whethor your bnby is In the compot ,,, Me Mnsonlc Temple Itlon ni nut, nmplc nccominodatlon . , will be provided for ull al the C.0.8, ,,,.|„„,| exhibition qunrtors Mr, .1, 11. Oronvos, of llie (Inn ot i.i-i -, nol notice tho weather thon Weatnwny & Oroav I Nortb Battle when Fun Day i is, we may lmvo ford Hunk , wnn In Crnnhrook this '""' ll"' righl kind wook und nftor being shown around i „j,. connections mudn, call up Kd. F tlio city nml iiiuiiIii, raiiinikcil that JnhtlBon, 'phone 'if.l. tf I Vam ver, col Cranhrook cortnlnly looked g I to lilm mul in buck hln stuti-nienl up Mr. ami Mrs, B. 0, Smith, who ilu lovcn lulu (rom M rn, mW" l'""" ««»«»»*• *"»a th« »unu ■ with ii., i .. mu„„ii ., , ,, . , rolatlvoB in Michigan, roturned to Nothing num., ko in,.......,,,, The,'""'' * mM ' * tB *httt •"■ oranbrook 'Puondny, mucli ploased BUCC0SB we Iiiivi- ...-nilOil |,n,vi'« uur W|M l'MV more nl nu i-nrlv ililte. Mf I wltll t.linir slllllincr vunitlon. ability Kllby Frat i Plol j (Ironvon wns on liln Imnoyn n and * .,...,, vlsltod bis hrothor nml Bister hore t,RAaTI0Al; pi,.,,,,.,;,' mAMm thin week. Mr. and Mrs -I F. IjOWor ARMSTRONO AVKNUB niter vlnlllng lluiill, Calgary etc. I P.O. Box 802 Cranhrook, B.C. MIhh Helen linviu linn gone to lliuiiui Hull. Spokane, to attend OUR BRANDS <■ On Meats and Lards Guarantee Their Quality- All our Products are Government Inspected "llie Kind That Tastes Good." t P. BURNS & CO. Ltd. I CRANBROOK, - B, C. .-•i-++-l + IJI-l"r-ll--M+^l-.l-+l-+-MI :-I-IH-I-M-I"H"I»H-tM-M* When You! Build See .. i. !! Our Hardware \\ New & Up-to-date Patterns & . Designs J. D. McBride '•'- Cranbrook, B. C, Phone 5 '■********** ************************* ********
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Date Issued | 1912-09-14 |
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