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Vol. 14.
CRANBROOK, B.C.* SATURUAY, MAY 9, WOS*
No. IU.
MUKT1NU (IF COUNCIL.
would    enst nt   •*•*•***■ *ltm~
What The City Fathers Are DoIiik
Kor The Welfare Aud Improvement Of The Municipality.
A meeting u( tin- City Council wns
hold in the Council Chamber nn Wednesday evening.
i here were present, His Worship
Mayor 1< ni iv, and Aldermen Ityau.
Hunt und Henderson.
Records of lust meeting were read,
and un motion nf Aldermen Hunt
aud Henderson, Approved uml mtop
ted as read.
A commun lent Ion frttm   li. •'   Por
rest, was rend, und on motion tiled.
A number of clttaemt Interested in
athletic spoils and turf events were
in attendance, and addressed the
council, asking the council to assist
In providing sonic suitable pln-CQ
Where spurts of all, kinds euiild be
held. The mutter will be considered
in committee.
The rhairman of the Finance Committee, alderman Hunt, then read
tbe monthly report of suid commit
tee, and recommended that the accounts presented, amounting to
$1,662-75 be paid. Tbe motion was
carried.
Aldermen Hunt and Henderson
moved that tbe accounts ol the
Water Supply and Klectrie Light Co,
us presented, be paid. The motion
waa curried, alderman Itynn not voting.
Aldermen Hunt and Henderson-
moved that tho account of tbe Fink
Mercantile Co., be paid, carried,
Mayor Fink not voting.
Aldermen Hunt and Henderson
moved that nil accounts, as presented, except those already dealt with
be paid, carried.
The chairman of the Works Committee reported that Mr. llookhouse
had been engaged n-s Superintendent
of Streets, at a salary of $80 per
month. The report was accepted,
and the appointment confirmed.
The ('ity Solicitor reported, that,
according to instructions, he had
visited the coast and interviewed
the Minister of Public Works, also
Premier McBride, in relation to tbe
outstanding indebtedness on the public building. That tbe amount of D.
J. Johnson's account, amounting to
$2,309, had been accepted and will be
paid by the provincial government.
That the mutter of leasing the old
provincial jail, by the city was discussed, and that the government
were willing to lease the jail to the
city for a period of 25 yeara at ~
nominal rental.
It Wfl-8 moved that tbe expenses of
the City Solicitor, to Victoria and
return, amounting to $100 be paid.
In the matter of cleaning the city,
the city ■ ilvi s. \v.t» Instructed to pay
all vouchers, countersigned by the
chairman of the Health Committee,
and not to exceed $100.     Carried.
The committee on Fire Alarm signal, reported progress, and were
given further time, to report at the
next meeting of tbe council.
Rev. R. Hughes, being present, on
motion of aldermen Hunt and Henderson was granted permission to
address tbe council.
Mr. Hughes, thanked the Mayor
and council for the favor granted]
and earnestly requested the council
to bring pressure on the licence hold-
era of Cranbrook so as to compell
them to observe the Sunday closing
law. The matter will be considered
by the council.
A number of the councilmen spoke
in favor of the city leasing from tbe
Park Association, grounds suitable
for base ball, football, lacrosse nnd
other athletic sports at a nominal
rental.
The question of appointing n janitor waa on motion of aldermen Ryan and Henderson referred to the Finance Committee, with Instructions
to confer with Government Agont
Armstrong.
Alderman Ityan was appointed a
committee of one to interview the
officials of the Park Association with
a view of securing the grounds for
athletic purposes.
On motion of aldermen Ryan and
Henderson I(y law No, 45. being the
Rate by-law, was reconsidered and
finally passed.
On motion of uldermen Hunt n-ntl
Rya-n by-law No. 48, being tbe Roud
tax bylaw, was introduced. Tbe
('ouncil resolved into a commit too of
tho whole, wltb Ihe Mayor iu the
chair, to consider suid by law clause
by clause.
Tbe committee on rising roported
that by-law No. -18 hud been considered clause by clause. hiuI on mo
tion of aldermen Hunt and Ryun
byluw No. -18 was read a third time.
Tbe consideration aud road Ing of
by-law No. 51, heing the Wash
House and Laundry by-law, was on
motion postponed until tbe next
meeting of the council.
The ('ouncil then on motion of
Aldermen Ryan and Henderson, ad
journed.
LEARN    SPANISH.
Lessons in Spanish will be given
by C W. Edmumla. Terma moderate, Apply to Roynl Hotel, or address Cranbrook Post Office.
| that it
onu.turn.
Mr.  Bidding   ridiculed these    Conservative   estimates,     which, ho do-
daied, were absurd and unreasoua
ble. He produced calculations from
Che (fovernuient engineer tu support
his own estimates,    now  proved also
in the authority of Government en
gineera to bo   juat   about     bait the
:ost of tbo road.
IS A BRITISH  8UBJ80T.
At the Court of Revision, held In
Feruie May tith, the objection to the
name of Mayor W. W. Tuttle appearing on the Voters' list on the ground
that he Is not a British subject, loll
through. Mr. Tuttle produced his
naturalisation pnpors bearing date of
Juno 15th, 1006,
Mr
Villi)
and Mrs.    Tiveley   uf
were  x ranbrook   visitor
BEST IN THIRTY YEABS.
In Bpeaklng of the   crops of   Western Cunadu,    Premier    Roblin said,
'Not in   30   years bad   he   aeon   the
tops In such gbod condition."
BONUSES
APPROVED.
Padded.
Immigration Returns Padded. Coat
of Construction of Grand Trunk
Pacitlc From Moncton to Winnipeg
THK House of Commons, by n>
straight party vote {save that La-
vergne, Robertaille and Verville,
Liberals, voted with tbe Opposition), haa rejected Mr. Monk's motion against the payment of further
bonuses to immigrants. Sir Wilfrid
Laurier himself appealed to his followers to maintain the bonus system
and one of bia supporters went so
far aa to hope tbat many millions
would yet be paid to bring Immigrants to Canada. In the discus
sion lust week, Mr. llorden, Mr
Lennox, Mr. Oockshutt, Mr. Robe
taillc, the latter a Liberal, condemned the bonus system as calculated to bring inferior immigrants,
This argument has had tbe support
of Mr. Oliver, now Minister of the
Interior, who, waa an energetic opponent of the bonus system. Several facts came out prominently in
the discussion,
The immigration returns are evidently padded, since 200.000 settlers
reported could not be found In 11)06
by the census enumerators.
Bonusod immigrants, claascd aa
farm laborers, ure thronging the
towns Instead of going on the landa.
Recent immigrants, many of them
bonused, furnish twice their proportion of the population of Canadian
prisons, lunatic asylums, hospitals
and charitable institutions.
Bonused immigrants are evidently
less independent and useful than
those who come without assistance.
Hooking agents who get the work
for quantity and not quality of immigrants are the real bonus seekers.
PEOPLE YOU MAY KNOW.
Visitors    Here    uud    There.—-People
Whu   Cume to   Crunbrook aud
Thoae   Who Go Away.
G. J. McHtmry, will open a music
tore in Oranbrook in a lew days.
J. w. Reed lyid Win. Sutherland ol
Winnipeg wore in tbe city Friday.
Brook-
Friday
Wm. White ui' Spokane was in the
city this week on mining busluesa.
Mrs. G. Erickson returned Wednesday from a vit-.it tu   Vancouver,
Fresh Strawberries at Stewurta,
Arriving dully.
Wc have a nice line for selection in
Laities and Gents chains und lockets.
TATK tbe Jeweler.
Base Ball Goods! Yes, all kinds
at the Oranbrook Drug and Hook
Store.
Geo, G, Jewell, of the Jewell Lumber Co., ol Hanbury was in town
Monday.
P, Lund, manager of the Crow's
Nest Lumber Co., of Ward per was in
town Wednesday.
Come   to   Cranbrook and
races on May 18th.
opening ol  ■'The l'alni"   ii
Pftriora Saturday May 9th.
see the
Mr. and  Mrs.  McN
Hat were Cruubruok
Fresh tomatoes   and
Campbell & Mannings.
ely ol  MedlciA
/iuitoi'tf Monday
inumbers at
U.   Yates
a Tuesduy.
uf    Wycliffe   wus
and A. C. Mc-
were   in town
W.   J.    Bathgate,
Corkell of Vancouver
Wednesday.
W. J. Thompson, J. McEwin and
A. K. Michell of Calgary were guests
at the Craubrook Wednesduy,
Canada is moro lax than the
United States in tho admission of
unsuitable settlers.
MAINTENANCE OF FERTILITY
The (.'ranbrook Drug and Book
Store has been enlarged, and is now
being  repainted and  decorated.
Judge Wilson, J. A. Harvey and
E. Little were at Wattsburg Thursday on legal business.
Repairs at tbe public school are
progressing. The new lire escape
will soon be completed.
Rev. E. T. Flewelling, will hold
services in the Miners' Union Hull at
Moyie tomorrow.
Sporting Goods.— Baseball, Lacrosse, and football.— We have the
beat,—Cranbrook Drug and Book
Store,
Contractors, Geo. It. Leask & Co.,
have a contract for the building of a
uew resideuce for E. A. Hill of
Moyie.
LOOK FOR SHADE for the coming summer, I have beautiful samples of stripe awning duck. To be
seen at my shop on Armstrong Avenue.   A. Grenier,   Awning Maker.
Mr. R, H. Jamieaon of Victoria is
paying his periodical visit to the
Kootenay as agent for some of the
leading wholesale establishments on
the coast.
Golfers of Cranbrook, were out
early on Thursday morning, at 6-45
a.m. we noticed a number of enthusiasts driving the small white ball
acroas the prairie.
10. A. Bennett ol London was In
the city  Wednesday.
Fort Steele will celebrate Bom in
un Day,    July 1st.
Fancy Jumbo Bnaatius at Stewarts
today.
Dr. I). Corsan, aud W. T, Hcaly .if
Fernie were iu tbe city Monday.
Say, mister! Heavy on the garden
rake next week.
Rev. R, Hughes will attend the annual conference of the stationing
committee in Vancouver next week.
Contractors Huchcroft & Bowness
have completed a cottage on Baker
Hill for bl,  Hamilton.
Chas. A. Clask.ll. representing the
Kimberley. Milling Company was in
town Friday.
T. E. Barry of Windermere and J.
Armstrong of Kimberley were guests
nt  the Cosmopolitan Friday.
R, Zerbell of Humbird, Wis., and
H. Shunk of Aimer City, Wis., were
In the city Friday.
Now the struggle will start about
who is to represent the Grit parti
in the Kootenays*
DISTRICT  MINING   NEWS.
Of Interest To Tbo
The Development o
Industry.
e   Engaged In  Many
The     Mining  have
At Bull River the prospects are
brighter for n humming mining camp
i the good old summer time,
Mining iin'ti in Canada are once
again being attracted to Southeast
Kootenay and the Craubrook district, ami are much interested ill the
nlneral   production  of  the  past year.
The copper deposits ol tho St
Mary's district will receive considerable attention i>*tts year.
On the line ol tbe proposed Kootenuy Central Railway, it is now
known beyond  doubt that the  miner
I resoiiices are varied, a-s lhc\ an-
rich.
News from Perry Crook is to tho
ofloct that the big hydraulic company
will Commence operations next  week,
Tlie placer season bus opened. Uu
ring the curly part of April a large
iimount of preparatory work was
done, such as getting out logs for
riffles, building flumes and boxes.
Piping commenced on Wild Horse
Creek  last week.
rate the best rate mooting In tho
ai Southeast Kootenuy,
iiers of crack horses which
•il in California. Washington
, tdubo, Alberta and Sas-
n. havo entered In tho races
'ranbrook track. The meot-
last     two daya,     May istli
i   the
.■■t havo It
of the Cn
end ti     i
Montana
kntchowa
mi tho (
iug will
anil  I'lih
Tbo »biv
vertialng I
brook,    in
the  editor
whon lio
Minor
nf conrsi
Kootonuy," for the)
ranbrook Prospect
ipy   ail matters   i
up to-dnte-  papers.
never giving cr
ten    art IclOB. lu
the abovo     article
Ithout crodll  froi
April 85th
Creston     waa
at    Crunbrook
•test Ing
hit of ad
•t  at trail
ok   Herald,
i   RoHslnnd
Will Visit Cranbrook And Deliver A
Coarse of Popular Lectures In
The  New  Opera  House.
Commencing on Sunduy evening
May llth, Miss Ada L A. Murcutt,
will give u course of unique und pop
liar lectures in the'new Opera Hous
Tl
Kn
iw   It  in Wost
aU roud    The
Newspnpers
oi  interest    from
SonietlmcH steal
dlt (oi well writ-
connection   with
ii     was cribbed
The Prospectoi
NAMED AS RESPONDENT,
A.  Hallilier,  M.l'.,   Served  With
WHAT IT WILL COST.
We have now tho statement of the
Transcontinental Commission of the
estimated cost of tho Grand Trunk
Pacific from Moncton to Winnipeg ns
ready for operation, hut without
rolling stock.
The length of the Hue is 1,801,
miles and the average cost, now estimated is J6S.425 por mile, making
the total cost $111.-182.125.
Thla is different from the promise
on which the Government carried the
Bill. The statement of Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, his ministers, and their
supporters, were that the cost
would not exceed more than B0.000.-
000.
Tbe Conservative members contended thnt tho section referred to,
could not he built for tbat sum, but
When it is   at   all   possible,   it ial   Milk    Shakes
much better not to remove any crop | Stewarts
but apples from     the     orchard land
after    the trees are planted.    When
it is considered that the apple trees
are to   bear crops   for fifty yeara or
more on   the   same land,    it     may
easily be understood    that tho treea
to do their   best   will need     all the
plant     food   that they can get from
the soil,   and as   much more as can
be economically applied.    If tbe soil
is cropped with grass,      cereals and
roots, for instance,   for eight or ten
years much   plant food     will be ro-
moved,    and   although     these crops
may   he   manured,    there     is but a
small percentage of people wbo will
manure sufficiently    to make   up for
the plant food     removed.    Furthermore,   tbe    moisture In     the soil is
lessened if   other     crops are grown,
owing to the evaporation     from tbe
loaves of tbe growing crops,   n-nd as
droughts now occur so frequently in
some parts of the country, as much
moisture ns possible    should be conserved for the use of the young trees
If other crops   must be   grown, they
should be such as may be cultivated
i»r hoed.     A crop of potatoes is one
of the least   objectionable     crops to
grow.       Corn is     often     planted in
young orchards,  hut an  instance has
come under our notice     where    corn
evidently ha-d caused injury by shad
ing tlie    trunk too     much,   and the
wood  not   being  thoroughly    ripened
was   badly sun     scalded,   or Injured
by winter.     If other   crops, such as
bay or     grain,     are   grown,    there
should   he four   or tlve   feet   left ou
-jac-h side     of the tree     without any
and the strips thus left, may be cultivated.        If no   other     crops   are
grown in tho orchard,    the trees, if
cultivated    properly,    will need very
little manure    until they    como into
bearing,   as     apple trees   will grow
quite tbriftly when young in comparatively poor soil,   as the exhaustion
of the soil   from tbe     production of
wood is small    compared    wltb thnt
when large crops of fruit are removed.
Barn-yard manure is ono of tho
best complete fertilizers where it can
be procured cheaply aud conveniently
The weight of tho fertilizing constituents which are removed from
the soil in the production of a crop
of apples, when they are In full hcur-
Ing has been estimated by careful
analysis, and if about fifteen tons of
fresh barnyard manure were applied every throe years, considerably
more plant food would be restored
to the soil than would he removed
by tho crops of apples. But as
some of It will loach away and some
and    Butter-milk at
E. Small, proprietor of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, has been busy this
week renovating his hotel inside and
out. New hotel fixtures from Chicago were received and installed.
Remember tbat we have the beat
line of sporting gooda in Crnnbrook,
und sell them at prices that are
bound to suit you. Cranbrook Drug
& Book Store.
W. Angus of Vancouver, W. A.
White of Spokane, Wm. Morris of
Vancouver, and Wm. Carlin of Fort
Steele were registered at the Crunbrook Monday.
We havo some wheels just in, and
will be pleased tu quote you prices.
Get In the procession. You will find
us in the vicinity of the "Hand
Wagon." Patmore Bros, for high
grade bikes. "Good Goods Only."
James A. Arnold will leave tomorrow for the coast, As a delegate from the Cranbrook lodge, be
will attend tbe annual convention of
the Grand Lodge of K. of P. at Victoria.
Have you seen it! Hugh Stewart,
the well known confectioner of ('ranbrook has Installed an up-to-date!
Soda Fountain, It ia a modern and
handsome fixture, second to none in
the Kootenays, and Is a handsome
and neceasary addition to Mr, Stew
art's place of business, from which
cool soft drinks flow, but nothing
that will inebriate.
David Kerr, of Brockman & Korr,
the proprietors of the famous Rolled
Oats Mills in Victoria and Calgajry,
passed through Cranbrook Wednes
day on his way to the coast. Mr.
Kerr reports that the crops in Alberta never looked so promising for
years.
Horsemen from all over tbe Nortb
weat are taking a lively Interest in
the race meet, at (ranbrook which
will take place on May IHth and 19th
Baseball, football ami other games
by local teams, with a dance at the
i Opera House aro also on the pro
gramme.
Thinking of painting your house?
Then remember B. H. Short In the
man to consult. 20 years experience,
and the tiest of material Is the guarantee to our patrons that the work
will bo dono right.   Wo only employ
George  Laurie    of
transacting   business    c
Thursday.
Messrs Huchcroft & Bowness have
just completed two cottages for the
King Lumber Co.
Fernie has a protective association
to protect the game in tbe Elk valley.    Baseball or poker.
BORN,     At     Cranbrook   Tuesday,
May 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. E. Elwell,
daughter.
C.G. Reed, and Clark Collins,
Customs Officers from Eastport Idaho, were registered at the Cranbrook Friday.
J. C. Harvey of Toronto, 0. Q.
Hnowden and Frank Barton of Calgary were registered at the ('ranbrook Friduy.
Huchcroft & Bowness have a contract for tbe building of a cottage
on Cranbrook street, for Leo. Sullivan.
One pound Chocolate Cream Caramels, regular 40 cents, for 20 cents
Saturday Mny 9th, only, At
"The Palm."
0, S. Frizzell of Fernie, representing the Fernie Fort Steele Brewing
Co., was in the city Friday on Company business.
A regular monthly assembly of
Selkirk Preceptory and Priory was
held in the Masonic Temple on Mon
day evening.
When yon are in Grn-nbrook for the
races, drop in and see our enamel
belt pina, brooches, hn-t pins, etc
TATE the Jeweler.
There was a hot base ball game on
Tuesday evening.—Moral —Get your
supplies in thia line at the Cranbrook Drug & Book Store,
Bon't forget that all Free Miners'
licences expire on May 3lst, and
must be renewed on or before that
date.
WINS HIGH   HONORS.
Another Nanuimo boy bus brought
distinction to himself and to this
city by taking high honors at. bis
University. He is William Dick ,80'n
jf Inspector Arch. Dick, of this city,
who has beeu taking the mining en
gineer's course at McGill University.
Mr. Dick is in his lust year, and a
telegram was received today an
nouncing that he had won the Dn-w-
aon scholarship, one of the big plums
of the scholarship list.
Young Dick is to be congratulated
on his success, at Canada's biggest
university', and against such a wide
Held.
In reference to the above a special
despatch from  Victoria says:
"William Dick, son of Inspector
Dick, bus won Dawson fellowship at
graduation In science at McGill. Is
highest honor in science. Provides
means for travelling among smelters
and mines for six months, and for
months' experimental work in
university at conclusion.
,i-l ion   for divorco     lias been
Kti Dupout    against bis
i he married Lli years ago
The couple have not
M 1 S
ADA   L   A.  Ml'RCt'TT,
eity.     For three months tbia
I   lectin ci   has been    contlou
record in this province which
minis the    wofld     over, by
ling ihe largest halls
"WOULDN'T THIS  JAR YOU?'.'
An
started by
wife, who
at Revelstokc
heen living together for six year
The respondent is supposed to be
in Vancouver at tbe present time.
She is the daughter of 13d. Coining,
proprietor of the Climax Hotel, Rev
elstoke,   and is said to he a woman
if many personal charms.
Tbe husband    ia   asking     for a divorce through  Counsel   E.   F.  Apple
bee of  Kamloops.
W, A. Galliher, M.P.
lias been served  with
!o-res*pondent.
At  least  two      otbei
spondeuts in   onstet
been served likewise,
that in tbe   case of
will be dropped.
WILL HAVE NEW TRIAL.
Frank Shcrriff, the man who was
convicted at Ferule lust fall on a
charge of rape, and sentenced to
life imprisonment, wnja granted a
now trial hy the full court, at the
coast last Wednesday and will have
another trial on May 2fith.
for  Kootenuy
summons as
alleged   co ro
Canada have
but it Is stated
me     the action
oi thl*
talleut
mu ih-
-■lie ha
nightlj ^^^^^^^
tbe cities and town--     In-her course
of populai   lectures, and every  where
she has been, lt  has been sunl of ber
tbat  she  would have continued to do
■o toi double the length of time,    A
unique experience indeed for a lectur
er, ami one    wbuii     must he     most
gratifying   indeed to Miss Murcutt.
Endowed  with a striking personal
Ity,   giftod  with    line dramatic    and
clociit Lonary  ability,   and   possessed
of a final of knowledge    which m al
mosl   nnexh.iust able,    coupled      with
her keen sense of humor,   Miss Mui
cut!   never fa-ils to captivate her au
dieiic-i from the moment she rises to
speak  until she   closes her     lecture.
Four  times around  the   world,   leaving  tbe beaten tracks,   and penetrating where few travellers     have had
the  temerity   to  go,    nt times exper-
tenciug dangers     which the ordinary
traveller    is     unwilling to  undergo,
I Miss Murcutt  lays     seen much of tbo
world, and    has tho rare     ability of
enabling bee imdieuce to see it with
her. Hoi     lecture on   Russia  is  an
jpeclally interesting one Miss
Murcutt being the only British woman who has visited the convict
settlement   ot   Taghulino
In the upera.Hou.se Sunday evening at 8-;in Mist Murcutt will give
ber opening lecture of the course, on
"National Righteousness" continuing
each night until Thursday, She
will speak on "Japan and the Japanese. rhfl white slaves of Great
Britain." .New Zealand the borne of
democracy," and "Russia and its
Island prison Sagbaleia." Wednesday afternoon Miss Murcutt will lecture to women only, subject," Women of other lands." And on Thursday afternoon at 3-46 will bold a
mass meeting of the children of the
city.
Chas.    Chapman, and Ed. Covell
left on Wednesday     for the Buckley
valley.     They will be accompanied
by  James Cronin.
The canine inhabitants of the city
still continue to flaunt their indifference to the city council, on overy
street in tbe city.
R. C. Sparling of Vancouver, Max.
McSweyn of Nelson, G. J, Crosscutt.
of Madison, Wis,, and A. I). Hestly,
if Minneapolis, Minn,, spent Sunday
last In Crunbrook,
The annual Methodist Convention
ill be held in Vancouver next week,
Rev. R. Hughes wiU attend ns a
member of the station committee,
and 0. W. Patmore will bo the lay
delegate from Cranbrook.
Editorially, the Cranbrook Herald
dishes up the following choice bit of
political rot, for its readers:
"On the representations made by Dr.
"King, member of the provincial
"House for the Cranbrook riding,
the government has consented to ex-
"pend 52.000 on the extension of the
"Wagon roud up the St, Mary'a val-
"ley. 15 miles from Menchoiri's ranch.
"At first the government would only
"grant $1,000, but Dr. King explained that by the time an outfit bad
"gone in and were ready to work
"there would be little left of so
"small an appropriation to do any
"real good. The government then
"consented to give this district the
"extra $1,000, making J2.000 for tho
"St. Mary's river road. In getting
"this appropriation tho doctor has
"done an excellent piece of work, cs-
"pcciully when it is taken into consideration that his scut in the
"house is on the opposition benches.
For pure, unadulterated gall, and
premeditated misrepresentation, tbe
Old man of tbo Herald, Is entitled
to the whole of the Grit Bakery.
While discussing the estimates in
tbe Provincial Legislature, the member from Rossland drew attention to
the appropriations In a disparaging
manner. When the item of J1.00II
for the St. Mary's roud was being
discussed, the member from Cranbrook was conspicuous by bis silence
Since reading the Herald item, we
have carefully examined the sessional reports, received daily during the
.sitting of the Provincial House, by
The Prospector, und have failed to
find any reference to a single appro
priatlon, or in fact to anything of
public importance to this district,
put forward, or urged upon the government, by our member, save when
he asked, the Minister of Lands and
Works, "If it was the intention of
the government to build n bridge or
ferry, this year at Wurilner.
The Herald conveys the impression
tbat $2,000    has been     appropriated
for the extension of this road, which
just as incorrect as tbe balance of
his statements, for we have been informed by officials of tbe Lands and
Works department, that the    amount
is just $1,000.
The Herald    will make no politick!
pi ial  by    misrepresenting fucts  re-
luting to matters     of importance to
this district political or otherwise
METHODIST   CHURCH.
Tlu* Pastor will preach morning
and evening.
All meetings are suspended midweek in order to assist in the Teni
perunce campaign by Miss Murcutt
in the Opera House,
Tbe new program for the Epworth
League work during     the summer is
i course of preparation'.
The  Basket    Ball    ladies     unit  the
yinnnsiuui boys were entertained at
tbe Parsonage on Monday night.
DISTRICT    MEETING.
The district meeting of tbe Mctho
dist Church in the East Kootenay
District has been held this week.
Rev. W. L. Hall, B.A. of Fernie.
presided Rev. W. fliddings of Mich
el, Rov. J.G.Gibson of Hosmer, Rov.
G.C. Fakeley and Mr. I. Reid ol
Coal ('reek, Rev. W. L. Hall of Fernie, Rev. R. Hughes of Oranbrook,
Rev. W. Boulton of Moyie, and Rev.
Dj W. Scott of Creston were in attendunce.
POLITICAL  ITEMS OF   INTEREST
Writs lor tbe
elections will I
May   11.
Ontario     provincial
e  issued on    Monday
The  general  provincial clecti'
Quehec   will   take  place on   June  8th,
the  sumo
Ontario.
Sir Wilfrid    Laurier
ce that Aylesworths
the Franchise Act   wo
il   with  on Tuesday
the     elections in
FRUIT    LANDS.
Mulcom Horcy, lias :i20 acres of
line fruit land about two miles south
if Crnnbrook. J. G. Cummings, P.
L.8. is now engaged in surveying n
ditch, which will be two and a half
miles in length, for irrigating this
trnct, which will he subdivided into
five acre lots.
•■ *• given im
hill to amend
Id be proceed
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, s;*ys tbat all
■oublo in his cabinet has heen
..uised hy doing things behind the
buck of responsible ministers. Is It
, a fact tbat Sir Wilfrid should
isee and know what is going on in
front as well as behind tbe back of
every  minister  in his cabinet?
Mr.   Fielding    is dissatisfied      with
the Opposition in  the House of Com
ma!
of tbe
Mr.   Pu
elect i
with the
iu  New  Bruna-
LAST  NOTICK.
Reid & Co., leave for New West
minster immediately ufter the 20th
of this month. All accounts not
settled before that date will be placed
in our lawyers bands for collection.
Heid & Co.
wick.
Two middlemen bought land five
miles from Winnipeg for $99,800 and
transferred the same to the government ut 124 per cent profit.     A coa-
ulting engineer earns $26,000 in nine
months.
Land for G.T.P. terminals was
bought for $21i2,oiHi. and sold for
$345,000,  a   rake oil of $123,000.
It is estimated that the actual liability of the Dominion government,
for expenditures and guarantees for
tbe Grand Trunk Pncifir will not be
s than $'2QQ.0QQ.000.
EGGS  FOR  SALE.
Eggs for setting from thoroughbred Buff Orpington fowl; $1 per
dozen. Apply to D. Leslie, Cran
brook, B.O.
Robbers    II
Small
DIED  AT    CRANBROOK,
John Noble,
diictors emplo
d    at      the
last. Tuesday.
St
of the first  con
ui the   Crow line,
Eugene      Hospital
Ile   fell   il!   wbil
neve'r be Vcnchod'"^ the feeding roots | thorough tradesmen and are respon
of the trees, it la wise to give a sible for our work. B H.Short
liberal dressing. Cranbrook's  Painter and    Decorator
W ,1 Mlllor "I Winnipeg, A. Hawkins nf Toronto, «. A. McKay "f
gelowna, A. 1*. Wnkeflelu, W. R.
Inninii und J. H. Arnwtiiini! plivnn-
|nvor won- Ruoatn nt tho CmnbrooK
TniiHilny.
Miii-ilnik Anilcraon arrived Mimdnv
hy the wost hound oxproBfl Irom I' I'.
Islunil Mr, AndorBon in paying n
visil In lii« brother II. A. Apdorsori
[oi- n low days, tits (ott hy the Hy
er lor the constThiirflclny iiuiinini:
Hi. wns very ruvoruhly Imtiromod
with ('rnnhrii'ia nnd its unrniiinilini.ii
und Its plonsnnt climate,
On -Inni' » in Ontario and Qnohoc
■Wo will nni only bo trslH ol pui'ty
lircwsth    hut nimi "I    truthfulness
Then- havo heen repented plnli'sls
Uml elections me to In- carried-n
without the UBiinl stench "I corny
linn, which hns followed In tho wnli
of previous contosts in tliese-prii*
Inres.
Home rondo candy at tha Palm.
itlni: at   Crnnbn
to the hospital,
developed    into
und frmu     whirl
■uli, nnd   wus takon
where   his slckncsfi
typhoid phoumonlfl,
' bo     died.      The
KILLED THE MKSSESr.lSli.
But Oct
jn,I     BjprOBH
Amu,unt  nf   lln
ity.
Ilmlhi'i'l I nf llu
havo chnrftc nf ihr
mi'iits,   of   Which
nl wus a member,
taken tu his   linn
Mnnt... hy his brother
Hint   eity.
lwny Conductors
Mineral   arrange
locloty the dacenn
His rorhuinn wns
nl    Oront Fnlls,
II   ll   N,.hi., ,,i
Denvci, Col., Muy. 7. Train rob-
hers hoardod tin- Donvoi & Rlo
(irouile train No. 4 at Oastlo Itnck
lui-l.v tnclny, shol and killed express
messenger ('buries 11. Wright, ui.'ed
(HI, employed by the Olobe express
company
Prom ihe iii'ud mosaenger the rob
hers took Hu- key In ,, smnll Bafo in
ilie baggage car, which they opsped
mnl took tin- contents, ull. worth
less Iliun $100, A l.ii; safe ,,n the
contained n largo sum of nmney
lhe i-iiiiihiniitinii nf    which is known
inly in eleiks |ilon.g tho route, waa
talnpored with, Imi  Uu- robbers were
nuliii- in ontor ii
Tin- rnhherv wu.-, discovered by W
(il-'K THK   BEATEN   TRACKS.
I'nique and Populnr Lectures iiy
MISS   ADA   I,    A.   MKHCL'ITT.
Fellow of tbe Hnyal Scottish
(Jeneiupliicjil Society. World Wid#
Traveller,       Writer,  and     Lecturer,
In the New open, House, com
meneinc Sunday evening und enntin-
uini: nuiii  Thinsdjiy.
ATHLETIC   sriili'l'S
Dy
com]
lepi
tpr
chief nlglll clerk nf the Olobe
v'i. nlllcc ul  tbo Denver Union
il,   win.   wenl     lo  the    nn   lo  gel
oss mnttor
A  nun I fttolbi
the recreation groi
between lhe Renvoi
The 11
,11    w.l-i   lillivcil
Hid,;   oil        Mnnd
, mul  lhe  Rnvcl
The score holn
Inv
■l I,, 1 in Iheir fnvoi.
On Tuesduy evenliir
lliilelicndelil Iciilns cr
C.IVR. wlllliinc Tb
to R III Invol  of llie l
llu- fl P.R ami
ISSCll hut St.- The
1 score wns H
liilway hoys.
KSl'AI'KH   AT   MAl I.KOD
Much
i  ticliel
Muy I
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Stephen Di	
clod In
>el
THEV KNOW IT IN WKST KOOTE
NAY.
Itiisulmiil Miner
blows for llio fil I
brook on Muv I'll
When the bugle
nice al Cran
it   will Innugii
MjinlD
he hm
doni.
specily
Wc
uhle nil
Inlnel'S
Win den
Jim, SHI Irom :i mil
j, j lentenced with
il having In llnisl
lllll I
l.usl  nielil
il     ilm.i
The   pol
lecjiptlll'l
I'll   llle   Hoor   lo   fr
FREE  llllllKS   FOR   III'   SCHOOLS.
All jirrunuemonts hnve heen mude
hy the provincinl government for the
distribution '<( free bunks nnd supplies minine different Bchools io
British Columbia,
Hun IH Young, Minister of F.dil-
eution, tun. stuteil thul orders hud
been placed with (luge & Co., Toroa-
'o. and Moratig .v Co, ,,f tho same
city for the standard renders nnd
arithmetics, it wus the Intention to
supply uli material used in the lower
Irrades in reading, arithmetic and
writing.
I'l.WNI.H ilRATHOP KITCHENER
l.i.ml.ui.   Mn'j   I.   Tin- ,nl.-uiiu  -
,.,-|ioiiili'iii of ih.- Dull) Express sa.v»
in iiiiii-lli-iii-li tiunspfi-ne)' of wide
lU'Minl cjtinilicutioii' has heen dine-over-
•d mining lli-iK.'iil nationalists.
Thr |»ilii'u I'l'i-eiilly unv-;,-.I thirty
mi,I anl/eil ti Inrgo number of l.mili.,
i-lopi's tho conspiracy was un
-in', attempt at
dimly I'liniiiu-ti'd
lent un tin' nni-tti-
woat fi'uiitim-. Advatitite.' was to la*
w ii liilcawal nf a greal part
thl.- of tin
ner
best
ti
'inploy the
nl gunrnut
satisfaction at
Transfer Co,
liidti
nive i
righl
l'hoiic
obtain-
prices
cr,.
nl il do
urn plot, Imi a delib.
'      ml
in	
 niil'uro
ellliatil	
ui Hi
garrison it
-lem ih,
ink.'ti
,,l lh, ^^^
Afghan invasion,
Sljtciliii^ tiist-l.iaiii-ea infinite th* plot
ii, kill 1,111',I I'ltohiiiuir and ntIht high
niti,-ial-.. I'i'iiniiiii'iii Ileiigalose are
implicate!!, nnil -cn-tilional arrests are
,'V|.,-ct,,,l tu follow, THK PROSPECTOR, CRANHROOK, Ii ( .. MAY U, 1801
«JA  chain   is   no  stronger  than   its
weakest link Upun llu- care ol the
skilled nri isa ii depends ilie safety
at the traveller on the modern
highway. Each rivet nmsl pass
inspection.
«j(.ureliil inspection in the factory at
ever) stage ol n- manufacture,
makes the placing ol  the >t.ini|i on
a pair nl SLATER SHOES ,.,
importanl   as  the   Bank   President's
signature   tn  .1   $5 (III
ll the Mater Sitae is not worth
$5.00 it  is mn stamped $5 00.
Ural   In,  lis,  .i.,i,|.,-J poc,  „,J  ,m.   Sl.lM
Crl
<ti]ti %lV09l.*4,astOK.
I.Sl'Attl.l-.Hl'.II    IIU*.
A. B. 6race,
PUBLISHER   AND   KUITOK.
'.Oil.
©ije IJrosiwctot*.
SATURDAY, MAI
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BURINS BROS.,       Cranbrooh, B.C
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HOTEL
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TllK history     of   railroading     In
Southeast   Kooteuuy    does   not   show
that the managers of Hit- Draw line
have made it their business to treat
fairly with the people ol this district
on or off the Line. The theory Is advanced that the lower the rate offered
the public and the better the trans
in ut a tiou facilities provided, tbe
uuue  prosperous  the communities un
or    ol!       lhe   lint'       WOUld     he  and   the
more valuable the people ns patrons
oi tbe road This u>> doubl Is tbe
propei . lew to take, but tbe railway management  have tailed to give
.t  practh'.m    demon*.i.uU (  tins
tbeor)
it i> ottlj ,t mat i.'i ni pal leui b
.unl we ' 11. -t it ■. ri j »boi i time when
the •' r i;   will ttnnouncc when actual
and   businesslike   construction   «•[   the
Koutena)   I 'eni i nl   m ill   take  place
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It   the   t' V R       would     take       some
Bull Itiver Iron, [tu tonlt effect,
would be surprising to the people ol
Southeaat   Kootenaj
itatesmen  Ln the  Domil i ne
; well as the Proi Inclal House have a
ureal task before them to bring or
der out ol chaos, and settle the
lapanese exclusion question upon a
satisfactor) basis that will be approved b) those most Interested,
the people  "I  British  Columbia
itptice,   and  a  hii* difference iu theii
appearance  is the  result.
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The open uir concerts glv'ap by the j w
Oity Hand are inueh appreciated by j '
tbe people of Cruftbrook.
black plug
chewing tobacco.
'nu-: attention ul the   Lands   and
Works    I'epaitm. in  having   boon   dl
reeled   t..   the   faet   thai   toWU   lots   ill
a townsite named Prince Rupert, be
[ng a subdivision ol Lol 642, Rautiu
'■.  Coast    DUtrt, i    Bttuatod   on t be
mainland  between   Hie  m,mill      ,,[   ih.
Skeena Rlvei nnd Kaien I it and, are
being offered foi sale, it hn i been
deemed necesaan to warn the public
thai the said townsite Is not sltua
tf.i :\t the term Inu i ol the (..rami
Trunk Pacific i; dlwaj. aud i ■ noi
he townsite which Is nw nod jointly
b) the Oovornmenl ol British Co
lumi'i.i and the Grand Trunk Pacific
Rallwa)  Compati)
K   .'   l'l LTON,
t'luef    Commissioner ol     Lands
nnd Works,   Lands   and     Works De
partmeut,
Vlctoi la,  B.C     May   1st,  1908.    19
NOTICE
ter   .ni   dmys
f    this   VV
Take   notice    that
>m   the  tirst      pub!
Ixrl     turaliatVln   the    Cranbrook | °°"5* j l?te"a *° 'flWu   Slf'i'
enmeiitlent   of   Provincial    Police  for
a  transfer from  myself to Harry   U.
Dlmmock ot  tha*,     hotel    llceucc to
sell  liquors  by      retail,  now      in  my
name,   for   the  premises known  at   lhe
Cosmopolitan  Hotel  at   Moyie  B.C.
Albredt Stephenson.
May  5tb,   1908. 19
district will iu the fruit line make j
their tirst easiest and quickest money j
tl ii suiaii! fruit, such as rasp- j
berries, strawberries, gooseberries
and currents This is tbe year to]
prepare for it
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Hammocks! Hammocks! I
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SPORTING GOODS
BASEBALL
GOLF
TENNIS
FOOTBALL
WK ll.\\ I. OPENED A SHIPMENT
nl-' THESE CIOODS, JUST ARRIVED
I i.'i>\l TUG MANUFACTURER, AND
\RK NOW \lil.K TO SUPPLY OUR
CUSTOMERS WITH
High Grade Goods at Moderate Prices
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Book Company, Ltd. ft
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McDonald's Cigar Store
llARMEK SIKH"   and    POOL ROOM
Where ynn moi.t the hesl fellows mnl jjoi llie
choicest of ('itfiirs,  Ciirnt'1-tti's tiinl Tohticcos'
ami nil kinds of Smokers Sundries
Masonic Block, -  Cranbrook
f'«-fMgN!M^£MiNSH!Nir^
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C. W. V i-fWOKMKII, I'ltoi'UIKTOH
HANSON AVENUE CRANHROOK, H.C,
We Buy Everything
HORSES, STOVES, new mul  second  hand   FURNITURE,   CROCKERY   and   WEARING    APPAREL
WE SELL what we have in slock at prices that
will surprise you. A visit to the Dollar store will convince you that wc have the goods, and can save you
tift.v per cent on any noods purchased.
We Buv and Sell For Cash
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The Cranbrook district Is tli*? section : British Columbia upon whieh
the eyes of the farmer and fruit
pi Dwei   are turned,
a a a a
The moral victory t-> be drawn
Irom the splendid victory In New
Brunswick is so plain that it need
not be referred to, or dwelt upon at
any length it is it victory of cora-
#jmon decency over the forces of
M\ treachery and trickery, and us .such
Jjj will remain a warning t<> any politl-
't i al party who deliberately attempt
m ' to flout public opinion.
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H5       A   few     of   last     year's     rtilll     spots
have appeared with a bunch of heat
I during the past week, and the fanners and ranchers are  better satisfied.
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Sir Wilfrid Laurier, though having
troubles of his own at Ottawa, has
found tune to write, so we have
been informed, to party friends in
the Kootenay, requesting them to
nominate Dr. J. H. King as the parly candidate for the Commons in the
coming  election.
It is now up to Leader Maedonald
of Rossland to write to Mr. R. E.
Beattie and ask him to accept the
nomination for the local House when
the Doctor resigns.
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Since the elections in New Brunswick, it is said that the Government benches, in the House of Com
tnons have a very frosty appearance
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It. is rumored, that the solid seven of llritish Columbia are ull to be
provided for by the Ottawa machine
Bill. Galliher has already received a
choice plum. It is doubtful, for it
costs nothing, for the government
to dish up appointments to useful
now have been members, whether
these appointments will help the
"Grits" to .sweep the country at the
next election.
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The alterations of the ornamental
gardens at the depot are proceeding
a STEWART'S a
THE  LEADING   I'lIIIT STORK
STRAWBERRIES
TOMATOES       CELERY
LETTUCE     GREEN ONIONS
BANANAS     OUANGES
HAZELWOOD ICE CREAM
Stewarts Kink Chocolates
Hugh Stewart
Phone 75       Armstrong ftve.
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WITH   A
FAIRBANKS-MORSE
GASOLINE   ENGINE
It's the *nost perfect running engine you can
latest equipment for sowing wood and Irrigation
TUK BEST is THE CHEAPEST
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WE   WANT.
A    Reliable   Local    Salesman
tor   CRANBUOOK
ami adjoining   country   to represent
'CANADA'S GREATEST
NURSERIES"
(850 acresl
Trees uruwn on Limestone Soil
are the riijht trees lor British Columbia planting; much hardier and
lniiL-er lived than Coast trees. We
linvi' tliem the rittht size and atte.
,\   permanent   situation   to   right
ft  party        Territory     reserved;     pay
J  weekly      Outfit Free.
*} Write for Particulars.
|fi BTONH   *    WEI.LINCTON
»l*.inthill    Nurseries
(Licensed by It   0.  Government.)
9  Toronto, Ontario.
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sm CRANBROOK  LAND DISTRICT.
**\ District of Kootenay.
9 TAKE notice that Brvln 11. Stree-
A •--.  ,,i  Waldo,  B.C., occupation Ran-
7f' if  fir tM.tA.tA U m* Mijft tit m V, M   amimm-m ^^^.t m-m-mrm- ''"'*-  "l,|,|1,ts  '" ,lPI»ly for pi'rmlssiim
Mt^rKMyrKMMntnt'ntntmM.m  m.**y*Vntmntntmnt*tn\nt ■ i„m. i\n,  loiinwinK   described
lands.   Commencing at a   pnst plan-
fr- .._„    ..«. ~3 thence eusl   lu chains more or less to
B ABATTOIR AND COLD STORAGE CALGARY, ALTA 3 the Kootonay River,   thence   follow
ar- 3 un' rlvei liank up Btream    tn chains
g- 3 more   ,,1     less   to   K. It. Streeter's
i-u,ptin 11,   thence   west.      4(1 chains
i-      ,,1     Ichh  to   Lot    ("""OH,  thence
_ ii In i'IiiiIiih more or less to place
^5 '■*  hcglnning.
z3 fBrvin R,  Btreeter.
Z3     Dated  April  IHth,   1908. l»
* PATMORE BROS.
Plumbing. Hooting, Heat
ing and Blowr Work
SOLK
ENTS
FRANK DEZflLL
General Blacksmith
and Woodworker..
Rubber Tiros Applied
To     Buggy     Wheels
AGENTS    VOW   CANADIAN
CYCLE AND MOTOR
CD'S BICYCLES
RtPftlRING ft SPEGIftLTY
Phone 50   -   -   -    P.O. ltax 218
Edison Theatre
,Formerly Wentworth Hallt
CtiNTINt'OI'S I'KUKoliMAXCK
Moving Pictures
Illustrated Songs
DOORS OPEN 7-80 P.M.
SHOW STARTS 7-45 P.M,
Admission Adults 15 Cents
Children 10 Cents
REMEMBER
Only Pour Nights a Week
Monday      Tuesday
Thursday   Saturday
Entire Change of Prog rum 111
every Monday and Thursday,
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Armstrong Avenue P.O. BOX 38   A
J GOOD APPEARANCES f
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AND DURABILITY DEPENDS ON
Good   Paints V
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We use   nothing   but &
the   besl   nnil   with  20 S
IJfiar8 experience in mix- ft
ing ami tliot-ough trades- ft
men to apply the paint,
we guarantee results and
are responsible.
ft wMwmm5*^wM£
I"  B,H,SHORT   1
t      First Glass Paper Hangers First Class Painters     \
and are propareil to do your work quick i
ftj*d*L<stift:ft:ft*ft:*ftft:ft. ^>:'4p»^«^^3o^ooc^
PHONE 57 Dead Office. Calgary, Alta.
Creamery Butter
Is a Special We Are
Uunniii!* This Week
WE  GET   ALL  OUR   PUTTER PROM   ONE
CREAMERY,   AND   TT   IS   THK   VERY   BEST
BUTTER THAT IS TO BE HAD   AND IT IS JUST
THE SAME PRICE AS ANY OTHER MAKE.
(live us 11 trial order, and we Uttow what the result will be
Dominion Meat Co., Ltd.
Professional.
Harvey, HoCarter k Haodonald
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS
ORANBROOU,    -    U.C.
W. R. GURD
Barrister
Solicitor. Etc.
Granbrook
British Columbia
C. H. DUNBAR
BARRI8TEK, SOLICITOR
ami NOTAUV PUBLIC,
Cranbrook, B.C
G. H. Thompson
±759*   UAKItlSTKIt i siil.lllTDlt
X1)   NOTAUV I'Ultl.lU
OKPICB   REIU   BUILDING
Cranbrook, B.C.
THOMAS   McVITTIE
P.L.8. * C.B.
Port Steele B.C.
DR. E. W. CONNOLLY
Phuslcian and Surgeon
OFFICE AKMSTKONU AVK.
Hocks:   !»lo 11 11.111. 2 to 4 p.m.
7 to 8 p.m.
I'lioni- Oflli-K 105    Itoiiiiliiiii-i- 100
CRANBROOK AERIE 967
P. O. E.
FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES
Moot every Friduy at 8 p.m.
Visiting   Brothel's  Cordiall)    Invited
Chas. Smith. VV. President
M. D. BUiUNOBj Smy.
Aerie Physician, P, O. Box 28.
Rocky Mountain Chap
NO.  126.  R. A. M.
Regular nioetiugi*:—2nd Tuesday in oach month at eight,
o'clock.
Sojourning Companions are
cordially invited.
WM. b\ Tatk, Scrllw E.
Bo.X  4 (IRANBROOK, B. C.
ANCIENT ORDER?FORESTERS
Court Cranbrook 8943
MEETS   1ST   AN'll   SRD   THUKSHAYS
IN CURLING RINK
\'iaitiug   brethern   cordially   Invited
P. MoKENNA, CUiof Ranger
J. SIMMS, Secretary
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On   Sale
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Inrenoon, lur the purpose nl
Ing directors, considering tl«- innl lunula lur construction    pur-
_ , s,   contracts fnr traffic arrange-
2 ments nnd other nece»Hiiry business.
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Head Officii,
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Main OfHcn fur Kiut Kootenay,
Cranbrook, B. C
FREE MAP
British Columbia
Fruit Districts
Together with (ihotiOgmplin and
information al-mit noil; water
hii|>|,ly; ti'HliHpoi'UiMnii! rnurkotui
[ii'ii'i'h nf fruits. vofftilublorii
I m jii ll f> and dairy |H'oiliir1s, jtlHl
piililiKhcd for tin- (H'Otetltlotl nf
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it \» a iiocomdly, 'I'liin vuluablu
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ply hwtHi Svnil uk your tUllltO and
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KOOTEflfly ORCHrtRD flSS'N
No-40 Land Dep't. NELS0N,tt.G.
CRANBROOK
HOTEL m
mGuests Uomfort a Specialty   Good Stabling in Connection \
Ni-ai'i'st tu t'liiii'iiiui iii'|n)i.   Has ncoommo-
ilttiititis   lur   Hi,,   public   unequalled  in
Oranbt'oolc.
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3Hot and Cold Baths Proprietors!
W. R. BEATTY
I'liderlBker,
Kuitialiner.
Kuiierftl Director
ORANBROOK, ll.C.
W. CKAIG
MASONRY
Steam Huiluri. nntl Purnaco Wia-k a
H|mt!lalty.
Cost, and Stotilt Estimates
Furnished Dpod Application,
P.O. Box 834.   Cranbrook, B.G.
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Geo. R. Leask & Co
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
I'llil.M'. Ill I'.ll. I1DX KII,'
Plans, Specifications
and Estimates
FURNISHED ON APPLICATION
All   hinds   of   building   material
constantly on hand.
Of the nld M.lllliibu Uai liur Shop
ran now l.e found In tbe
MANITOBA HOTEL
l] li'irst (JIMS Work in all branohes
ot the
Tonsorial Art
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GET A COPY OF THE
Great West Life
Assurance Companys
PAMPHLET
Actual Results to Pollcu Holders
Fred. W. Swain
DISTRICT AdHNT
Cranbrook,B.C., Armstrong Av. TUE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B 0., MAY
1908
*        -f*fl
FLUE-CLEANING
—o dittytheaii-bi caking \<.-h.
ASD
FLUE-CLEANING
a clean, record-breakinir job.
THE FLUE DOORS
Situated " singly " over feed door
—on some furnaces.
Situated "doubly," same distance from
each oilier, same distance from
door -on " Sunshine " Furnace,
'^S^HIN^AD^TAG^:
Operator ran easily clean every
bit of soot out of radiator.
THE OPERATION
Fire put out. smoke-pipe pulled
down-on some furnaces.
Fire stays in. smoke-pipe stays up
"Sunshine" Furnace.
"SUNSHINE" ADVANTAGE:  Furnace can
be cleaned out any time in season without trouble,
dirt, or " fear of chilling the house."
LONDON
TORONTO
MONTREAL
WINNIPEQ
MTIaryfc
<&he jfroepgctoE
SATURDAY, MAY », IW8.
SACRIFICING VICTIMS.
I lt pays to iiii good work. We ure
1 reaping the benefits uf installing in
I the past. Only the bt-.st goods nnd
| doing only the best  work, nt lowest |
possible  price  consistent     with  such
work.—Patmore Bins.
VANCOUVER
■T.JOHN. N.I.
HAMILTON
CALGARY
PATMORE BROS., Local Agents
CHANBROOK I.ANB DISTRICT    ,   CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.
District ol Kootenay. District ot Kootenay.
TAKK notice thut 1, Krauk H. (5) TAKE notice that I, Harry
Crook, ot Nelson, B.C., occupation' Wright ot Nelson, B.C., occupation
Tie Inspector, Intends to apply for! Government Agent, intends toapply
permission to purchuse the following | for permission^to purchase the fol-
described lunds:—
Commencing ut a post planted
about one mile in a northerly direction from the International Boundary line, und ubout one-eighth of
a mile enst of the east bunk of the
Flathead River; theuce south 80
chains, thence west. 80 eliuins; thence
north 80 elmlns; thence cast 80
chains.
Frank  H.  Crook,
Jas.    Fisher,  Agent.
March 30th, 1008. iti.
lowing described lands; Oommenc
ing nt a post planted about three
miles in a northerly direction from
the International Boundary and
nbout 1 of a mile east of the east
bunk of the Flathead River; thence
south 80 chains, thence west 8«
chuins, thence north 80 chains.thence
east 80 chnins.
Hurry Wright.
Jas.    Fisher,  Agent.
Mnrch 30th,  1908. 16.
CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT
District of Kooteuuy.
(2) TAKK notice     that 1,   Mary J.
Mcintosh, of Hulcyon,   B.C., occupation  Married Woman,  intends to upply tor permission     to purchase the
following described lands:    Commencing at a   post    plunted about one-
mile in a   northerly    direction from
the International   Boundary line and
adjoining Frank H. Crook's location
on the east; thence south 80 chains,
thence east 80    chains, thence north
80 chains, thence west 80 chains.
Mary J. Mcintosh,
Jas.    FiBher, Agent.
March 30th, 1908. 16.
CRANBROOK LAND  DISTRICT
District of Kootenay.
(3' TAKE   notice     thut I,    Alfred
Larsen of Nelsou,    B.C., occupation
Laundryman,      intends to apply for
permission   to   purchase the following described lands:    Commencing at
a post planted   about one-mile in a
northerly   direction   from the International   Boundary line and   unjoining   Frank H.   Crook's   location on
the north; thence   north 80   chains,
thence west 80 chains, thence south
80 chains, thence east 80 chains.
Alfred Larson.
Jas.    Fisher, Agent.
March 30th, 1908. 16.
CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.
Distriot ot Kootenay.
(4) TAKE notice that I R. S. 1
Smythe of Nelson, occupation Tim-
berman, Intends to apply lor permission to purchase the following
described lands: Commencing at a
post planted about one-mile in n
northerly direction from the International Boundary line and adjoin
ing Alfred Larson's location on the
east; thenee north 80 chains, tlienee
east 80 chains, theuce south 80
chains, thence west 80 chains.
R. S. P. Smythe.
Jus.    Fisher,  Agent.
March 30th, 19118. 16
A few weeks ago Mr. Brodour shocked the country by n vituperative attack
on the members of a ltoyal Commission,
appointed by the Government ul which
he is ii member, before the commission's
rejiort was before parliament.
When tho report was out with its
lauinatary duelings against Mr. Brodeur and his department thn Liberals
wen- thrown into a stute bordering on
hysteria. The once sane Mr. Aylesworth talked of "Liberal sheep and
Tory goat»." Mr. Brodeur shrieked
that the report was maliciously false.
The Liberal press found its only crumb
of comfort ia extolling the "courage"
of Sir Wilfrid Laurier. lt was very
brave of him of risk the shedding of
light on his administration.
Theu Sir Wilfrid with characteristic
virtuous solemnity promised a searching
investigation into tha whole civil service. The promise was shamelessly
broken a few days later whon it was
announced lhat Mr. Justice Cnsurls had
beeu appointed by Mr. Brodeur to Investigate thu report of the former commission. As a pretence of fulfillment
of Sir Wilfrid's promise to parliament
and country, this was mere burlesque,
But since then, without waiting for
•ven the beginning of Justice Cassel's
inquiry, Mr, Hruduiir has begun dismissing his own subordinates. If this is
not an admission of either dishonesty
or incompetency, it is strangely like it.
But Mr. Brodeur cannot, by dismissing any number of his subordinates,
clear himself of the responsibility for
maladministration any more than Sir
Wilfrid can clear himself by saeritieing
minister after minister.
It is the tlrst minister who is primarily responsible for the administration as
a whole and for every department of it.
Cunadu cares uothing about the guilt
ur iunncencB of Mr. Brodeur himself: it
is Sir Wilfrid Laurier who must answer for It all.   Nelson Canadian.
Salvation  rtrimi  Barracks
PATMORB  IIAt.t,
Sunday Services
Afternoon
levelling
Sunday Sethi
Meetings   In'lil
week al 8 p.m.
il ai 1.45 p,
CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT
District of Kootenay.
(9) TAKE notice that I, L. P. Nelson of Nelson B.C., occupation Hotel
keeper, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post
planted about 10 miles ln a northerly direction from the International
Boundary line about 1 mile weBt of
the west bank of the Flathead river;
thence south 80 chains, thence east
80 chains, thence north 80 chains,
thence west 80 chains.
L. P. Nelson,
Jas.    Fisher, Agent.
April, 2nd,   1908. 16.
CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT
District ol Kootenay.
(10)   TAKK notice    that    I,    Jos.
Wright of Beeton,     Ont., occupation
retired farmer,   intends to apply for
permission to     purchase the following described lands:   Commencing at
a post planted about   10   miles in a
northerly    direction from the International Boundary line and     adjoining L. P.     Nelson's location on' the
west; thence south 80 chains, thence
west 8u    chains,     thence    north 80
chains, thence east 80 chains.
Jos.   Wright,
Jas.    Fisher, Agent.
April, 2nd,   1908. 16.
CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT
District of Kootenay.
(11) TAKE notice that I, N. J
Cnvanagh of Nelson, occupation Broker, intends to apply for permission
to purchase the following described
lands: Commencing at a post plan
ted about 10 miles in a northerly
direction from the International
Boundary line and adjoining Jos.
Wright's location on the north;
thence north 80 chnins, thence west
80 chains, thence south 80 eliuins,
thence east 80 chains.
N. J. Cnvanagh,
Jas.   Fisher, Agent.
April, 2nd,   1908. 16.
INTO THK FIGHT
Asiatic   Mxclusion   League   Has  The
Confidence of Working Men.
With oue bouud the Asiatic Exclusion
League sprang intoa position of prestige
and influence, on Monday night, whieh
it hud not enjoyed since its organization.
The Asiatic immigration question has
never before in the history of the
League been so ably presented us it was
by Sir Charles H ibbert Tupper to that
meeting. 'I'he hall wus packed to the
doors and ninny were turned uway.
The audience, while largely composed
of workiugmen, had also a good representation of business uud professional
men, uud throughout a lengthy and able
adili'ess by Sir Hibbert. listened with
an Intelligent comprehension that
missed no point and frequently
applauded to the echo. If the result of
the next Federal elections in this city
could be gauged bv the temper and
feeling of that meeting it is ubundantly
apparent that the Government will be
minus one supporter from Vancouver,
Another political straw of some
significance, was heard in the remark
of a business man which was assented
to by others, that in making that address Sir Hibbert Tupper had practically written out the Conservative nomination and put it in his pocket.
The League is now iu the hands ol
sane and sensible men, who can and
will command the confidence of the
community, and Monday night's meeting
demonstrated their ability to conduct
the agitation on a high and effective
plane.
see the
CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT
District ol Kootenay.
(6) TAKK notice thut I, .lennie
Wright of Nelson, B.C., occupation
married woman, intends to upply
lor permission to purchase the following described lumls: Commencing
at a post planted nbout 3 miles in u
northerly direction from the International Boundary line, and adjoin
ing Harry Wright's location on the
east, thence south 80 chains, theuce
enst 80 chains, tlience north 80
chains, tlience west 80 ohalnB,
Jennie Wright,
Jas.    Fisher, Agent
March SOth, 1908. 16.
CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.
District of Kootenay.
(71 TAKE noli, i that I, Geo. P.
Wells of Nelsi.n, occupation Hotel
keener, intends lo apply for perinis
■Ion to purchase tbe following lunds:
Oommencing at a post planted about
three miles in a northerly direction from the International
Boundary line and adjoining Hurry
Wright's location on the north,
thence north 80 chuins, thenoe west
80 chains, thence south 80 chains,
tbence eust 80 chains.
Geo. P. Wells.
Jas.    Fisher,  Agent.
March 30th, 1908. 16.
CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.
District of Kootenay.
(8) TAKE notice that I, Find W.
Jarvis of Nelsou, occupation Hotel
clerk, intends to upply for perinis
sion to purchase the following ile
scribed lands: Commencing at u post
planted 3 miles in u northerly direction from the Intcriiatliinul Bound
ary line and udjoining G.T.Wells loeatlon on the east; thence north 80
chains, thence east 80 chains, thence
south 80 chuins, thence west 80
chains.
Fred. W.  Jurvis,
Jus.    Fisher, Agent.
March 30th, 1908. 1«
CHANBROOK LAND DISTRICT
District of Kootenuy.
(12) TAKE notice that I, H. T. Irvine of Spokane, Wash.,   occupation
Broker, intends    to    apply for per
mission to    purchase the     following
described lands:      Commencing at a
post   planted   about 10    miles in u
northerly direction     from the Inter-
nationul  Houndury    line und udjoining N. .). Cuvunagh's location on the
cast:   thence north 80 chains, thence
eust   80     chuins,    thenee     south 80
chains, thence west 80 chuins.
H. T. Irvine,
Jus.    Fisher,  Agent.
April, 2nd,   1908. 16.
CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.
District of Kootenay.
(1.1) TAKK notice that I, Catherine
Irvine of Spokane, Wash,, occupation Married Woman, intends to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands: (.ommeneing at a post planted about 8 miles
in a northerly direction from the In
ternutional Boundary line and ubout
1 mile west of the west hunk nf the
Fluthead river; thence south 80
chuins, thence east 80 chains, thence
north 80 chains, thence west 811
chains.
Catherine Irvine.
Jns.    Fisher,  Agent.
April, 2nd,   1908. 16.
CRANHROOK LAND DISTRICT
District of Kootenny.
(14) TAKE notice that I, Margaret
Marree, of    Spokane, Wash., occupation Widow,    intends    to npply   tor
permission to purchase the following
deserlheil lands:      Commencing ut u
post planted     about eight   miles In
a   nortlierly     direction     from     the
International Boundary line and ad-
Joining Catherine     Irvine's location
on the west;   thence south 80 chains,
thence west 80 chnins,   thence nortii
80 chnins, tlience enst 80 chains.
Mnrguret Marree,
Jas.    Flsber, Agent.
April, 2nd,   1908. 16.
Come   to   Cranbrook and
races on May 18th.
GO TO THE
East Kootenay
DYE HOUSE
for all kinds ol'
DYEING and CLEANING
Nothing Hue or coarse, large
or sitiiill Uiul wu cannot handle.
We Also Do Dm Dueinu    -
Office J. Lkasic, Tailor
(ilVK US A TIUAL.
Granbrook
n Livery
CEARt * DOYLE, HUGH'S
Teams anil drivers furnished for any point in the ilisirict.
A. DOYLE,
Manager
i ■■,..,■ .
D, J. JOHNSON
Carpenter % Builder
Good Work at
Reasonable Price
Office and Workshop Lewis St
$5,00   CASH
AND
$3,00 A MONTH
Good Discount For Cash
SMP1£ _STR0NC
SUNT 0OTastoMffl£SreEDy
Also Second  Hand Machines
For Sal? Cheap and To Kent.
GEO. B. POWELL, Agent
Armstrong Avenue
Phone 157 Granln-ixil.-, H.C
LIQUOR LICENCE   ACT.
Notice is hereby given Unit one
month niter date I intend to apply
to the Superintendent of Provincial
Police for u renewal of my' Hotel
licence to sell intolicnting liquors
under the provisions of the stututcs
in that behalf in the premises known
nnil described us the Windsor Hotol
sitliuted ut Port Steele, B.C., to
commence on the 1st dny of July
VMM.
H. S. Mather.
Dnted  Mny  1st,  1908. l'J
CRANBIIOOK LAND DISTUICT
District of Kootenny.
(15)    TAKE notice     thnt I,    Terry
Wright of     Nelson, B.C., occupation
clerk, intends to apply lor    permission to    purchuse the   following described lands:   Commencing at a post
planted about 8 miles in a northerly  direction  from  the    International
Houndury line   nnd     adjoining Margaret    Marree's     location     on   the
north;     tlience     north    80     chains,
west   80   chains,     thence    south 80
chains, thence east 80 chains.
Perry Wright.
Jus.    Fisher. Agent.
April, 2nd.   1908. 16.
ORANBROOK LAND DISTUICT
District of Kootenny.
(16) TAKE notice that I, W. W.
Bradley ot Nelson, B.C., occupation
clerk, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post
planted ubout 8 miles in u northerly direction from the International
Boundary line unit adjoining Perry
Wright's locution on the cast; thence
north 80 chuins, theuce cast 80
chains, thence south 80 chains,
thence west 80 ehuins.
W. W.  Bradley,
Jas.    Fisher, Agent.
April, 2nd,   1908. 111.
ORANBROOK  LAND DISTRICT
District of Kootenuy.
TAKE notice that I, Mitchell Tail,
of Nelson, II, C, occupation Road
foreman, Intends to upply tor permission to piu-ctiuse the following
described lands: Commencing ut a
post planted nbout 4 miles north ot
the Internutioiial Boundary line
nbout one fourth mile enst of the
east hunk of tho Klnthcnd Itiver, S.
E. Kootonuy, B.C., thence north 80
chains, thence west 80 chains, thence
south 8(1 chuins, thonco onst 80
chains.
Mitchell Tnlt,
Donald   Hush,   Agent.
April, 2nd,   1908. 16
tions n,nd   Individual     supporters ol
The Badge of Honesty
Is on every wrapper of Doctor Pierce*!
Golden Medical Discovery because a full
list of the ingredients composing It is
printed there III plain English. Forty
years of experience has proven its superior
worth as a blond purilior and invigorating tunic for tho euro of stomach disorders
and all liver Ills. It builds up tbo rundown system us no other tonic can tn
which a'li-iihol Is nusl. The active medicinal principles of native roots such as
tiiildi'ii Soul uud Qitron'a i-iait. Stone and
Mandrake root, Illnodroot und Black
Cliorrylmrk are extracted and liroscrvoq
by the use of chemically pure, lri|ilo-
roliiioil glycerine Send lu Dr. lt. V. I'lrrco
at lliilTiiln. N. V„ fur.lire laaikli't whicli
quotes extracts (nun woll-recognl/od iwaj-
icul uutlioritlas sucli us Drs. Bartliolow,
King, Scuddcf, Coo, Elllngwisid and a
host of itilii'pl, showing tlmt these routs
cmi lie dw-iciidcd upun for lliolr ciirulive
action (null weak stales of tin: stomach,
4M'i'oiii|iJiiih1 >y Indigestion or dyspepsia
as troll Js In/till bilious ur li vir n plaints
and Inytl/ivastliig diseases" whore thoro
Is lusaiynli'sli and gradual running duwn
of tHystri'iigtli and system.
Tho'tlulili'ii MiillculDlsi'iiyiTT "makes
rlcb.uuro liliiiul uud so Invigorates nnil
fogullitos tlii'-stiiniui-n. Ilvor uuu isiwels.
yii|t  lliriiuull  'In'lil.  llm  wliiilo   system.
Thus ull skin affections, blotches, pimples
uml oriiplinns us woll us scrofulous swellings uiul old open running sores or nloors
are cured  I hi-ulisl.   In treating nld
running soros, or ulcers, 11 Is well to ln-
suri' lliolr lii'iillug to upply to Ihom Iir
I'lurce's All Healing.Sulvu, Kyuiirilfiig-
plat don't liapiHin to have this Sulv'ti lu
stui'l,, si'iul lii'iy-fuiir cents In imsiugn
ktulnpsto Or. It- V.T'lercii, Invulllls' Hotel
ami sni'gii'iil Institute. Iliilrnln, N. Y„ ami
a large ia,< ul thu "All-llcullng Salve"
willroiii'li yuu by P'tiirn pnst.
Vmi can t nlTnril io uiTi'iit a secret nostrum as asubstltutn for this non-iileoliollo.
medicine op hnuwn composition, nut
oven though tlio urgent dealer muy
thereby make a little bigger profit.
iir. Pierce's Pleusaill- Pellets ri-ntllillo
uml fiivluiiriitestuiiiat-h, liver uiul liowels.
Sugur-cualeil, tiny granules, easy to tako
asuaiuty.
fc*^******;*.*** * ****** ** ftft ***** ***********
FARMS, FRUIT LAND TIHBEK i
Partial List Offered For Sale by The
Frost Investment Co.
Farm Lands
600 acre Hay  Ranch,  located  mi easl  side Kootenaj River
8 miles west of  I'll,,,,  4 miles fr small inwn: about one half
natural hay meadow, balance bench land, log buildings, creek
running through place, large spring nu place; good outside range.
One of tlie besl Imy ami stock fnrins in Kusi Kootenav, Price *l"
per acre, 81000 cash, balance yearly to suit.
820 acres wild land 1' miles norllieasl nl (Jatoway. All good
level laud, rich deep snil. clay .subsoil, one half prairie, balance
heavy timber (noi reserved) an Ideal diversified farm, and run be
easily Irrigated if desired.    Price *l- pei ncro, terms in suii,
ICO acres first class farm luml in the Tobacco Plalus country,
ovei nni' hull prairie, good soil, can be irrigated with ditch one
mile lung.    Close In town nnil schools     A Simp ill si'J ]„ r acre
•.'Oti acres wild liiml lu Tobacco Plains country, 3 miles from
Inwn, Railroad runs ihrough land, excellent soil, slightly rolling,
some timlier, large spring on pluco and creek runs through, will
miike a gnnd diversified farm,    Price $10 por acre.
250 acre Improved  ranch on Koolomij Hiver, iiu frmu
small town, mostly liny land, good frame house, luu buildings,   15
head cattle,  all  farm impl mils, wagon, etc go with place.    A
money maker from tlie start, nt $10 por acre, lerms il wanted,
1140 acres two mllos from  good small  lown,  Improved and
irrigated,  500 acres tillable,  50 acres timber,  balai    prairie,
nearly all level and excellent soil, good buildings ami mostly
fenced with wire. This is one of lho best buys we are offering,
call anil be convinced,
Larue Tracts Suitable for Fruit Tracts
1820 acres, Choice luml near fiatoway, mi lhe Pernie Branch
of the (ireut Northern nearly all level, good dnop soil 1 prairio,
easily irrigated.   Call at the office for full particulars
2000 acres excellent fruil land in Tobacco plains country,
handy to transportation, the bosl nf land, mostly level,-largely
prairie, an abundance of water for Irrigation one mile from edge
of land.    Prices nn application, your own terms.
We have several other good tracts of land suitable for both
fanning and I'm- subdividing into fruit tracts, full description of
which may he Innl liy calling at the office. VVe also have good
tracts nf timber both large and smnll trncls, uur prices are
reasonable.
Fire Insurance
We also wish to unnbunco Unit wc are now lining n lire Insurance business, represent ing sonic uf the very lidsi confpanies,
and we solicit a share uf your patronage in this line
THE FROST INVESTMENT CO.
Armstrong Avenue,
Granbrook, B.C.
THEJ(\t)^^y* y <*"
G^Jlfarietic
V->-  7^ RAZOR
Hallow Oround
■• Illustrated
$2.50
Double Concave for
Extra Heavy Beards,
$3.00
Set of Two In
Leather Case
$5.50
Carbo Magnetic
Strop
$1.00
There is a reason why CARBO MAGNETIC Razors arc the best in the world
TWO WORDS TELL THB STORY
ELECTRIC   TEMPERING
ThU method of tempering which Is OUR EXCLUSIVE SECRET PROCESS, PRESERVES THE
CARBON in tha steel blades, whereas tempering by fire, the only other method known,
DESTROYS it. CARBO MAGNETIC Razors NEVER need to be HONED orOROUND In private
uie. Da you realize what this means? 'Remember the name-CARBO MAGNETIC
••THB RAZOR WITH AN EVERLASTING EDQE.
Granbrook Drug and book Co., Ud.
Cranbrook. B.C,
.CANADIAN
PACIFIC
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Summer
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Rates
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9       DRESSER  &  WASH   STAND.
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ARTICLES.
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about 2fith of this month.
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NOTICE.
Crockery and Cut Glass
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BINNING
THE PHOTOGRAPHER
SUCCESSOR   TO
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Cranbrook
Trading Co.
Take notice that titter 30 dnya
'¥ from the tirst publication of this notice I intend to apply to the Super.
intend en t of Provincial Police to ap-
ly for a transfer from myself to
Frederick W. Kelsnll ol the Hotel licence to sell liquor hy retail on the
premises known as the Wattsburg
Hotel situate at Wattsburg, in the
Province of llritish Columbin, the
said licence being in my name.
Kdward Watts.
Dated the 8th Day of May, A.D.1.108.
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We Uuarantee To (Jive
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SOTOHABOK F EXAMINATION
W. F. TATE
The Jeweler
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Harness
Specialties
This Week
HAUXKKS REPAIRING
ftijitili ami FEED
Wagons, Buggies and
Farm Implements.
lEveru Saturdau |
LIQUOR LICENCE) ACT.
Notice is hert'by given thut one
month lifter the first appearance of
this notice I intend to apply to the
Superintendent of Provincial Police
for a retail lieence to sell liquor by
retail on the premises known as the
Wattsbure Hotel situate nt Watts-
burg, B.C.
Fred. W. Kelsnll.
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CONfECTIONS
CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.
District of Kootenay.
TAKK notice that John Oaatelar
McKenzie of Cranbrook, B.C., occupation mechanic, intends to apply
for permission to purchase the following described land: -Commencing
at a post planted at the Southwest
corner of pre-emption 1060, thence
east 40 chains, thence south 40
chains,thence wost 40 chains, thence
north 40 eliains to point of
commencement, containing IfiO acres
more or less.
John Castelar McKenzie.
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OILED
CLOTHING
Dean - Light
Durable
Low in Price
Wm. NanGaflken of Bonners Ferry.
Idaho,  was in the city  Monday.
LAST  NOTICK.
Keid & Co., leave for New West
minster immediately after the 2i)th
of this month. All accounts not
settled before that date will be placed
in our lawyers hands for collection.
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Having tlociiled to dovtito their ontli'G nt-
tentinn to Calgnry retail business, nnil Wholesale trade only, al other places, The Dominion
Meal Co,, Limited, offers for sale their largo
and profitable retail buslnoss at Cranbroolt
antl Kernie.
Both businesses are well ostabllshod and
very profitable.
Turnover at Cranbrook   W}(000.00 per month
Turnover at Pernie iM|500.00 per month
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Light Suit Weather
The weather man suys we are
going to have warm weather,
and we are having a taste of it
now.
But never mind wo have been
expecting just such conditions
and have made ample preparations for your comfort and ap-
pearances.    Here are
Handsome
Summer Suits
At prices thai will hardly
make any difference in your
pocket hook.
Tliree tilings you nre sure of
in this store:
New Goods    Best Goods
Dependable Goods
mid the more you investigate
anil compare Uie more our money
saving prices stand out in your
f ivor.
Prices   *O.SO, *IO.OO
$I3.50, $15.00, **lH.OO
Vinir Ploasui'Q Iii Buying Is Part Of Our Protlt
BURNS BROTHERS p!3fe§i
CRANBROOK, B.C,
School of
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SIJC0KS8OR TO I.. (JOHN
CRANBROOK'S   UP-TO-DATE  TAILOR
ARMSTRONll AVK,
CRANBROOK, I3.C
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FANCY   AND STAPLE GROCERIES
We diin'i claim to be the cheapest
Iml v. 1' sliinil up for Uie best
All iim'  (lmuis Are Guaranteed
FRESH FRUITS AND .
EN VEGETABLES ALWAYS
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