VOLilllMlXOi 7 ..&■ British Colonies Intend to Keep Iheir Affairs to Themselves. -7 n.-.t." - - •-»•• ,r , ,,.__.s .'. J. ', . . • - ,. ';_ j -. j.. . .To understand the bitterness of Asiatic race, antagonism ,on the Pacific coaatQit is ..necessary to. realize-that while the number of Chinese in the Far West declined during the census decade of 1890-1900 the1 Japanese increased six* fold in that period, the number in'the nation'mounting from14,899 to 86,000, of, whom 10,151 .were concentrated in California (an.increase from .1,147), 8l,» ill iu Hawaii, 5,617 in Washington and . - '2,501 iiV'Oregbn^agaihsronly'35-1 iii . ~Xk\v York." *, ' ■ \ . Of the Chinese population of 119,050 in 1900,'thou.rh the number in California lind decreased'from'72,472, it was yet ..45,753, 'or1 more than 40 per cent."- of all ,the Chinese iii the United States. The Chinese' in Oregon iu 1900 numbered 10,C97, in -Aliu-ka 3,116 and in Hawaii *. '20,767. New York had -7,170.' ; Tlie questions raised by Asiatic immigration havo become aeuto- in -the' Transvaal,' where," following the ordi' nance of 1904 allowing the importation of coolies to"work in the, mines, 43;-191 , were brought in .within a year. Since 1905,permits for this class of immigration have been.refused and the Transvaal Parliament has passed a law looking to the eventual exclusion, of .all- Asiatics, including Hindoos—despite,their status " as British subjects—along-with Chinese , ,and Japanese.;;,-, ..■.■• -v.;* '..'"_... yy AHiatic'i.nmiffi,atioii"i9'excliided"'fr6m 2*!atal, where Hindoos'and other Asiatics'constitute one-tenth of the .entire population and.outnumber:the, 97,000 Europeans, Mongolians have been excluded from Australia and New Zealand. These British colonies, in the words of " the,"London Telegraph";of July 10th last, are "determined to keep* their ». several countries to themselves, and prepared to'^make aiiy .sacrifice,'.'1 to that end: Canada, by the,"act. of;'l903, imposes a head tax of $500 on all Chinamen entering the Dominion.. j,.-?.:, Movements of India's teeming people Buch as caused the riot at' Bellinguam, Wash.;' have only recently begun to affect this country. By the census of 1900 the Hindoos, of tho United States numbered only 2,069. Within tho last few years their entrance into the Canadian Northwest has been encouraged by employers of labor.-In thoTransvaal, according to a recent statement in the British Parliament, the British" Indian population of the colony numbers about 10,000, the majority "of wliom are shopkeepers, street venders, jewelers, tailors and market gardeners. Virtually ndno'of the.Hindoos\ot theJTransva'al are coolies, miners or mechanics. "''' British opinion regarding tho inroads of Oriental populations 'in 'the'" colonics is now tempered by the uglv fact of the Vancouver riots. It is "significant of the real attitude of the nation that the cone'ervati've .London "Spectator," in'' (lovEing the exclusion measures in Australia'and New Zealand, recently Baid: " ,i -' '"Much as'we respect the Japanese, much as wc*.detest the usual phenomena of racial' arid .color prejudice, we are bound to say that in tlie last rcBort we cannot wonder that the self-governing English-speaking communities' of the empire are determined to remain.white men's countries, with all that ,that involves, "aiid will not run the risk of letting the land they live in and ,the land they love'be made'the ground for aii experiment .which *has never before, been tried -'in *-history-'1"thc;e'xperiment of a<communityof mixed European and Asiatic blood, founded on* a mixture of the social, leligious and moral ideals of the two continents.", Great' Britain may now view more' charitably the failings of Americans whoso prejudices its own colonies share so.vioLentlv.—" New York World." * ■ Notices to the Above Effect Posted at Hillcrest Mines" Frank, Alta.,' -Oct,., -ii.— -•>. i ' ' ' -..'■',;■: ■••. Hillcrest Co. posted lockout notices this morning. Board still in session. Will prosecute .company for . breach of act. Government refuses to appoint' commission at. Leth- bridge; Strike may result. (Sgd.) F. H. Sherman. . } o '-I i < / ^ ACCIDENTAL DEATH .Word.was received Friday morning in the city of the death ~at Victoria, B.C., of Mrs. Wriglesworth, mother of Dr. Wriglesworth; of our town." The deceased lady was thrown .'from a carriages short time "ago while driving, and-.this was the immediate cause of death.. J)r. Wriglesworth "was at hen- residence,'before''the end came. We extend to the doctor our sincere' sympathy in this sudden affliction. 7; '■_ Mr. Ed.' Wriglesworth, contractor, jsjaj.so "a son.- " '■ ": 7 .*■•• --'•• ♦:*-*K~:^Mw^ *? v ty T Y *' *>i ty- ♦J*.-' ty ty ■ ty ty ♦:♦. ,v* *•;»*, ty ty ty, .;♦.• v.- & .- j*.-*.-*. '.* Crow's * Nest Pass Investment Co., Ltd. I .;■„: "-.j'. offer yoii "brie of the best opportunities you; ever .had-, or... ;„ can', have in- a.-few,"'choice, close-in Lots in the city of Xethbridge, at^a reasonable price and "within the.reach of everyone ':>.;: • • ■" • 1 } Y. ^ . W will pay yoii 1-6 write!fb-fday for further particulars. A few dollars- ;ij*ivested' now will mean many in.the immediate:future ' - • , * * • " * » ' • • ' ,i • • * • t ■ . i * f- V, ' • CROW'S NEST PASS INVESTMENT CO., Ltd, LETHBRIDGE v ?•' ♦ .Y ■f: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T' Y Has Cranbrook got all This Money to Spare? I, A: E. Watts, hereby challenge Sir Wilfred Laurier and the Members of the Government, individually or collectively, to put up funds for the purpose indicated by the attached resolution and thereby show their desire that political campaigns, shall be conducted decently and honestly, and that in futuro thoy will prosecute offenders and see that justice ia effectually applied, and thereby cleanse Canada of the foul blot they have put upon'her fair name. io prove:my sincerity aiid to shield a part of British Columbia from the shameful stigma, the crying disgrace of Canada which makes her appear'as a harlot among the clean nations of the earth, I will offer 85,000.00.reward foi; information leading to the conviction and unseating of any/Member of Parliament Jhat may bo elected in the1 Kootenays by the aid of cbribery or corruption, whether he be of tlie Liberal or Conservative or of any other party, , [COPY] Cranbrook, B.C., _. -'-^ytl1 October,' 1907. ... 4 Whereas there has been abundant proof .that numberless cases of gross corruption of the electors have been perpetrated throughout Canada, whereby the voice of [the people' has been stifled, their national, fame besmirched and'their representatives muzzled. At a meeting,of the Executive Committee of the" Ci-anbrobk' Conservative Association held on the above date, George T. Rogers presiding, tlie following resolution was unanimously adopted:- \y.. .- > ' '^♦♦♦'♦♦•^ LOCALS D, K. Book, of Vancouver, wn« in tho city this wool? looking alter tlio IntoroBts of his firm. " . John U. Onlvln nnd Voter PnUernon nro nt Frank tlilH week attending tlio HllleroRt convention. Eilwnvd 1'olerBon, of Ilowtnor, .paid "The Lodger" a pleasant call op Tuca* ilny nnd srnvo tho stuff a jflnd smtlo Aro nil voters looking nflor thulr rutflBtrntlon" o. votes? . Holiiy in tliln uinttor will inonn a laborlcss rofrlster. Somotliinir (?ood to Hinoko-*Crow,B Nost Special and George's Kxtrn. Try them. Putronlzo liomo indufltrlos, Goorjro'a Kxtru nnd Crow's Nest Speoliil, Cull for the best nnd liolp Fernio grow. W. Keay, tlio Hitli-colloctor of custom, Ims tonilo'wl his ri<Klgnntlon, to take effect on t.ionpi»oliitmo,ilnf nsuceoanor. "Tho Lodger'' congrntulntcs Mri \OlUllll) UJ'Oll till UppOllllllll'll! ar* vii-iis, lii'.'i.HH.'j.-, iiiiil HfU-asur lw !.'« i'fly i'i Tt'in'o. Mr. W. II. I'linlAp, acting board iiiniiibur of Hie BiinUheiul Local, wns In Kiirnlc tills, wut'lc. Mr. Din-lap is iTpri'-ifei.iui'' inn Local hi inn liilnri'si tn60tini*. On WcduuHday.aftoi-noon ono of the pi'iioiiors of tt'Ju city Jail mndo a clash far liberty, and although.Tolior Joliiuon ,, nnd tho city clerk did a aprliit after liim ho is still nt lnrgo, Thn flro chlof rptiirnoil from hN vara' tion on Wednesday evenlnc, bringing Ids family with him to settle in fyrrM Th« chief wporta harlna- iipent aYerJ pleiuu'it faw days' holiday. Aloxnnder I Fisher, of tho iirm of La wo anil Flnher,, barriHters, niul his bride returned from their honoymoon on .Sunday loot. Mr. Fisher hns been bupy slinking liniulu nil the wool*. Clini-les llollliiii, thlof and gonornl plcker-up of iincoi'flldiM'i'd trilloH, was sentenced to three niontha by Judge: Wilson on Thursday last, nnd taken down to the Nelson ponltentlnry by tlio olllcci' from Conl Crook. 4iiiilgo Wilson, of Cranbrook, wns in town on Thursday on judicial 1)iin|iiohb, and returned on Fiidny to Criinin-ook. Tlio Judge will bo In Farnlo nunlii on Mondny, nnd will nit on tho conclllntlou bnnrd nt ltoiim-r on thnt dny, Tho dlHmnutfinj: of tho old rink hns coimiiuiicod, nnd kooh wo Iioro to wv tho now ono lu courno nf coiiHtructlon. A rink combining skating with curling Is what we want, nnd will help'to piihb tho time wlieii thu hiiow comes. Auotlier tni-ii'dy occtirriMl nt No, 2 Coal Creek on W.'dneiulii.v night, when Gouier J one-' wn-i imutliercd under n fall of conl, the result of a bump. iIoiioh was n single mnn, mnd lonves n mother in W'alun. Tlie lui-eral took plnce nn Friday nftonmon. Tho niinoH clowl down for the day, Wlmt In the mniter wltli our contem- ,.,„,,.. <1 T li ......... ,..i ,« " Tl s T' . I' ,, ||>V».*»V • *A 4W ..— **J* »* *.-"* * . 4"V ««***44l4.'« bnuil played in lVrnlo Inht night in front of Tritef-Wood's atoro. It will probably piny,In front of the Waldorf, and why not'*1 . Have you to» much music In Fernie'/ Do you hnvo too much of the artlntlc side nf life that yon can tllupDimo with tlit?i*c li.xurlo«SJ If thn "Freo Preia" wants the Italian band to play outnide its ofiice why don't they hails out some light anil got a free 'ertiieicant? Thlounctlous rectitude l« groTeiquo, Tlio MeBsonger Hoy Company woro in Fernie this week, nnd put on a very good show. It is ofton difficult for n travelling • company to do /anything rcnlly creditable, but tlio Messenger Hoy Company Ib very good. Tlio Liberal Atmoclntion will hold a meetliiK in tiie minors' hall, Forme, on Monday evonlng noxt, to moot W. A. (.nlllher, M.l\ All Liberals nro cordially Invited to nttond. Mr. Galliher will bo entertained by tho Young LlboralB nt a dinner at tho Wnldorf Hotel on Monday (wining nt 7 o'clock, ■ Fred Vance, Torn Beck and Jim Mroley returned from n week's hunting expedition ou Tuomlny Inst, Thirty miles nortii of Crng wns the scene of tho oporntlmiH, and thev had koiiio ver> line sport, live deer, two hears, nnd nil KorlH of Mii'ill giunu falling Into their lings. Wo toiik Fred's word for tlilH gnmo hug, but wo In our Innocenco nro Imposed upon ngnlu. Owing to tho fact tlmt the editor of tlilH paper hns been nbhcnt from Fumi-a part of this week, the IIhC nf npDllciintH for entry Into our matrimonial burenti t, ill uot he publinhi'd until next week. Our rendci-h wlll lie plensed tn lienr tlmt the editor of the "Fernio Freo Press" line ninilii uu uppllcut.ini for a lady to share h\» trouble, nud wo nn* bitty trying to hUtiMy bim, The fuiuiraloi tho late F..I. Dunn took place on Sunday afternoon Inst, nt 11 o'clock, from tiio undertaking rooms of Scott nud. Hnm. After tlie funeral nrrvlco in thn Roman Catholic Church, conducted by the Kev. Father Meissncr the Fraternal Order of Fugles, wearing their badges of the Order, led the way to tho cemetery, where the lait iad rltea wero performed In the prononco of a large number of »ympathising friends. ; "That we fully endorse the, proposal of Mr; A' E- Watts', of Wattsburg, that a subscription list shall be opened and the public invited to subscribe to a fund which shall'ne held in trust and used soiely for the purpose of prosecution and-reward for the conviction of any person or corporation in any way contravening the laws against bribery and corruption at elections either for tho Provincial Legislatures or the House of Commons at Ottawa,-,.. .-*.. .-.. "The amount so subscribed shall'be returned to the subscribers if,not.used for the purpose* Indicated, or if part only.of the fund be used then the balance shall be returned to the"subscribers pro rata according to the contributlon..of each subscriber. _ r •' We bog to commend lho resolution to tho consideration of nil executives throughout Canada and to all candidates nctunl or prospective, for scats in the Provincial Legislntures or in the Dominion House! being fully confident thnt it will havo tho hearty approval of tho vast'majority of the Canadian people, who nro the real masters of the political situation rather thnn the ballot stuffer or tho manipulator!* of election returns, (Signed) G. T. KOGKHS, Chairman. JOSKPU RYAN, Secretary." o ■— lit Silk Art Needle Work Oct.: 7th to 19th i" * v «. 'A N Expert Te.icher direct'from °J-\ the Belding; Paul Go's Art * School, will give free lessons in Silk Art Needle Work, on. „ the second .floor of our store for 'two -weeks, commencing Oct. 7th. You are ..most cordially invited to , ■ 1- 5 attend .these classes,* also-to view the handsome display of high, class finished "pieces. ___ ■ '• " '".*"- Belding's 'Silks and' Linens1 used exclusively in these classes. " The Trites-Wood Company,ltd. CITY COUNCIL *m^^****m Tlio City Council met on Thursday, the 10th Instant, TIioho present were His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Triton, (intes, Quail, nnd Tuttle. Tho mluutea of tho procodlng meetings, September 20th, 28ih nnd llUth, wero rend and adopted, Tho lire cliief mibinlttcd his report for tho month of September, which wns rend and adopted, <■ The city engineer's estimate for sewer worlt for tho month of Pcpti'iuher wns referrod bach to tho l-'lnntico Committee, nnd If found correct wnH.ordcri-d to be piihl. The petition of 0, tl. Ilenderson for j n MdownlU uu Pnllett Avenue between j .la If ray Street nml McKvoy Street wns j rcferii'd tothel'ubllcWorksC'iuiiinltti'e. ■ TlioClerU wns InMi'uctcd to write to : the 0. N. Hallway Co, tlmt uiiIi'm* their j vrohMlngK wore coiiiplcti'd shortly tliu ' f'o'iucll v'ou'd tnl'i' li1,";!!! j.r'""C.,'*f*'l'.r.-^',f' '' A rt'folutUii w:ii jih!"-!'!1. rpMu-iin^' ! the public to demand the wolghmai-tcrV I receipt for all conl delivered. j (.ntcH-Quall, Tlmt Aldermnn Trites j be a fommlttce of nne tohnvenbulldlnu ( It was decided that the auditors for ' HK)7 be appointed bv the Mayor. j Aldcnunn dates gave notice thnt ho i would in introduce a byliuv to amend ! the flro limit bylaw. No otlU'lnl 1«ply hiin beeii received from the Nelxon tire brigade reftpectlng the challenge which xva publinhed last woek to havo a hoio reel run. Nelson probably know where they aro, NOVINA S LETHBRIDQE Vi Robite za Vase Dollary ale Nechajte ich Robit pre vas Nikdavhistoriitohotokrajuneboltakivichlednazrobenai penazi daui svetu jak je tcras v Lcthbridge. Obchodni a Fabricni Kapilal so Spoludncj Alberti Brani to Zapaunic polian (Prairie.) Lethbridgo jc kolanjnicni prostredok ,so Spoludnej Alberty a jc taki prostredok najbohatsicho rolnickeho krnja v Severne Amerikv Kasda yclka kolajna spolocnost so Zapadncj Canady abo us ma abo pripravuje jej kolajnulinaj abi brala jej ticast s "tichelnicho drevenieho ab'o -inieho obchodus s tohot'o bohatieho kraja, Ktori prave tcras je len v jcho mladosti cili v jclio koliskc obscdlacenia a /.aplnenia. Vclkid pracovne cili robotarne sa v Lcthbridge. Uhelnic doli ktoric zamcstnatitijti mnoho nuizof tchlaren a skridlovcn lilcctricna Fabrika Mlin na miiku ktori srobi dene pat sto bocick nuiki Oliver zvama fabrika na virabania matcrialu pre budunki Fabrika cili robolaren na robenia radu na konc a inic kozenic naradic Pivovar Zele/.na fabrika Motornich cili parovich vozov spolocnost Vlnena fabrika mnoho inich. Obecenstvo v Lcthbridge sa s dvojnnsobnilo v posledn- ich tlvoch rokoch ii vsctko poka-zttje /e ti druchiclulvoch rokoch nbesccnslvo sa zvisi na 10,000 siovom desnt lisic V rastnucom mostc jako jc toto eel kern ncmouzc srobii lepscj jalo vlozit syojc pinazc do podnikov ci' kupit plac (lot) jponcvac place'btulii talc v. sttipat do hori jako obecenstvo do jpoccu. Place (loti) ktoric mi ptvdavamc tcras po $100. [bitdu stat v kratkom o mnoho viacej. ! Ticto place (lots) n;i dobra kup.* c! pic uLJiod cili pfic- inip a ci na po.siaveni ilomacno.sli oiu *sa dobroni .siiclioin a rovnom polozeni len par mimit choudze od sirct'tt ohchodu tncsta ano oni sa nadovsctlco nnjlcpstc pre uhlo-kopov ponevJHC,.sa Wis ko uhclnich dolov. Ziaden clovek nesbohatne pri telpenej pr.nci r\)o wnohi sbec!.:.!.. !;cd ich plact. iilcdll c!o podnikov slcros naktipeni placov v meste. Jestli vy ulozite vase peniaze do podnikov jako sa mestkic nodniki v ledi vase peniaze sa vam s tlvojnasobnia za kratki cas, Ticto hore udanic place (loti) sa po prvi-krat na trim odprednji za levni cas a za iu najnisu ccnu cvo moze bit. Drstc trimlc krastni naprcdok mesta Lcthbridge vyvasej mislialibistesa tt naso dajsi visvetlenin. Mi taki mamc plac na predaj v Calgary a inic majctki ktoric sa dobrie podniki. ] I'HIaste'sa u C. A. isHEPARD & CO. Abo u Watson's Real Hste Office/Fernie. - {fc - "t ' $*'it *%\_. t *. ■ $■ -i ■ !j *I • v -|!;? ^ - it, ** * . IIV- f; *; 4? . ' ii-'-i Hi. '■ Ii . Jl '. ■ Hi ■* --'J:-*H,' i "f - I'i. ■wU..£"iV I ICv, ett* i. t"5 s. J. ■I' If-?'-" ■>. " Y:,y-VJ ■ y\ ->' •7» I' ■* -■'.'.. iUv-.-.-- -*>\. IPBRNi^fLMMfilttt, S*B**Nld, B. 0. GG-JOBBB ti, 190* 0 i save this mm \ - 'Wf$f*Wf&Wto ;:_ it May f Come=in Handy v Here is a simple) home-made" mixture as given-by an eminent author'-;; lty on Kidney; dIseaBes,$who!makeB tae statement in a New York daily newspaper that. ..it will relieve al- i-Kca before.-, the ntage.ot Bright's mbst any; cane bt 'Kidney trouble.;!! d sease*. Ho states that such sym- i torhs" ns lame back, < pain in the > t-.dc, frequent desire to urinate,.- especially at night; painful and dis- , c -jlored■- urination, 'are - readily over- <bme. Here is the recipe; try it: r, ; Fluid Extract jpandeloin, jone-toalf < unce; Compound Kargon, one ounce; ,< ompound -'Syrup Sarsparilla, three < ucces..', Take a teaspoonlul after e ch met.1 and at bedtime. - A well-known druggist here in t vra is authority that these ingredients are all harmless and easily n x:d at home by shaking well in a ottle. This mixture has a peculiar lulling and- soothing effect upon the 11.tire Kidney and Urinary structure, ; ud often overcomes the worst forms, ii Rheumatism'in just a little while. This mixture _is" said to remove ^all 1 iood disorders' and cure the Rheu- ,1. milism by forcing the Kidneys to fi t'ir' and strain from the blood and syslih all uric acid and foul, 'decern-. posed waste""' matter, which' cause ■these altlictions." Try it if you are not well. Save'the prescription..,. MINERS POR BRITISH'COLUMBIA , (i ...... Tbe announcement which has been made in the newspapers that a Mr. JR. H. Nesbitt, of.British Columbia, , bad come oyer to South Wales" to iengage a number of miners for the _Crow;s_JsTcst_EagsLOoal_Co. ,_Ltd.,- \ NEWlffONp '. .* E ' *rr i 7'''.';.; A.ConwMiiewBe. Vijitsr* 'r^tmAt* i-jQswmi ■ Consideration. 7, ■■• -Tlil3port^le-lronlnsrboard-la the mventtoa of .Mrs.. Josephine G. Sbep- onL *Wjjlth one of these boards and an decibfc~bir.'i5iu iron, women" cain" do U3ett-owi*r--pgeaslug.- -A-convenience, aocH TarM*r"means~ a "i^r^&Mr to. women in hotel apartmente, boarding! tapes or ln.apartmwits where room: to; a coraHteratloru £"■{, j? '_ '|, * Wa board;.can;be converted Into a', chfilr when sot In use; and with a' cover or a burnt wood design its pro-., talc character la'lost sight of for the; time. It' also has df*-f»eaakms tc the bade of tbe board, with points in th* same for. • * .* 'i i .'1. fb*. •' and that he was making Bridgend 'his.headquarters, has evidently at- . '^ft-?**?-* ' considerable <&ttenti.9.[i. 'Bridgend on .Saturday evening and .throughout Monday was the objective of quite a pilgrimage of miners Irom various parts' of South Wales, Borne arriving by train, some ** on bicyedes, others on foot. Several ,of the men alsa brought their wives .with them,- tho women evidently 'definite about the. prospects of. min- .wantlng to know *-. something really1 trs-in Canada before-allowing their ,bctt:r halves to decide on emigration. The men who arrived on Sat-, unlay found that' Mr!' Nesbitt. had left'the town for the west end, and was staying in Carmarthen (where he has relatives), but that he was expected'to return cither on Sunday night or Monday morning. On Mon- iday morning the pilgrimage ol min- crs to the Louse where Mr. KeBbltt Is staying was resumed in increased numbers. Miners, somo ol,them with their wives, nrlived from the Rhond- da Vnlhy nnd Mid-Glumorgan,„and other part* of South Wiiles by almost every 1 rain, but found, however, that Mr. Nesbitt .had not yet Toturned from Carmarthen. Thrlco during the morning, afternoon and evening, our representative called at Mr, Nesbltt/'i uddresa only to find tli nt genii.man was Htlll nhRint. On each occasion our representative saw gruii'iK ot inlnorn, clothed in their Bundny host, wnlkln-c Impatiently up ami down the road expectant of the arrival ut nny moment of Mr, Nos- bltt. Tho lady uf the Iiouh6' whoro ■ Mr, Nuul-itl is sluylng nt Uridgond witn k«|il bii,4<* unHWfrii'K caHotH In (liiofit of nowK roanrdlnK mliii'.***- em- liloymcnt in Iiiit.it-li Columbia, and iiuiiKi'oiii 1<j1 ti'i'M for Mr, Ncnbltt lte;it iirrli'iii',' hy every pout, * The nioiit Icfuru innliiiii"; u Journey to ininii-H who wrote for nn appoint- Hr<U',i.i'l nctid wiaely, na ovtntH proved, nnd pmli.ipH it would bo well if nil otli.ni who want tn m'u Mr. N?Bbilt would follow their exnmplo before journeying to Urldgond. Wo iindcrHtiind that Mr. Nraliltt contemplate*! hnblln n meeting nt llrld- uniiil Hhortlv, nt. which lm will address mincrH who think of cmlgrnt- in*{ ns to tha prospcetH at Crow'a Neat Pnsn. ct would he quite bvS- flclcnt if thoso win) wroto to bim would addrcHH tho letters to "Mr. It, TT "NpPhltt, neent tor tin- f*.rnw'«i Nest 1'aHH Coal Co,, Ltd., Brldgeod. An amusing refluent ban reached Superintendent John Davie* from n miner ut Aberdare—a request for "the nddrcHO for tho recruiting strgoant of the Urltlsli Columbia mlncD." tor S= "*.' »>^' .»--v.r»-:y—t ~l^4 7..' I" • -4, SEEKING A WrPBJ'f] "'l Wi ' ■'■ ' W- - •'-'i* &Y. m A hotel that tumlahfs qultt, <*orn* 1 modJou« accommodation for Its pat- .r< ns in ,i bourc* i,t plcacurc to thu trivellln-i; -.mtdtc. Kuch n one la thc Kins Kd»ard 1U.U\, tJ Ktmlr, for- ■er cppo*Uc tout i-*frie<*. insvaaxar phases op usiqrci**cEsa ■' securing the Ironing sheet Instantly, keeping the sheet smooth and allow; Ing adjastment.or removal at will, or hoods" can 'be made to. slip over the board, with wadding underneath giv^ Ing it-the necessary thickness. ] Another feature that adds to the util-* Ity of this'board Is the portable part. It comes apart und can be put In a trunk when going away for the summer. *' " ■ Gowns that are" perishable can only be worn'once 'without, pressing out the-wrinkles. "Women-with maids of their own can supervise with a board of this'kind In their rooms, and those without-maids will flnd It even moro convenient Every one has -waists, rare laces,- costly handkerchiefs, which require special' laundering.".. With , a board such ns this many a woman can save ^both her possessions and her. money. A NEW.GAME.: How to Play at What-la Called Cireu- . lating Library. ■ A. novel and;entertaining, form of conviersation' is called the circulating' library. ' ' ; The invited guests should Include'an equal nnmber of girls and men, and. the ladies are asked to come costume; iO=repr83eni=--i/ooksr=i-=Onei7njay=eitherT dress to' represgn£ .tjf-j ]^ ^fl^.fiF. something may be worn to suggest It, as ln^the ordjnary book tea**, says the' Philadelphia Press. _'! The names oj Qie. different books; represented are catalogued duly under their Initial letters, and this list is pinned up in the parlor. As each girl arrives she is conducted. by the hostess, who acts as -librarian,. Into a rear room or, if only^one apartment Is available for the* fun, behind a screen, arranged at the rear of tbe: drawing room. . • Each.man on arriving reads the list of books and' decides which title bo would prefer. , He appeals to the librarian, who- leads oat to him the book lie has bo-' lectcd. ""■''. " ' "Y" - ' , *' Each borrower Is permitted to retain < a book.ten minutes, not.longer,.after which-he moat return It to tho shelves under penalty of paying a forfeit lio then selects another namo from tho list ■ Of course tho borrower must not bo allowed to discover by whom the different books aro being personified. . This same attractive idea.can also bo arranged as a philanthropic venturo wltlrn largo numbor of books and flvo or six librarians to seo that tbo .men patrons nro,waited upon.. Tho money la takon in tho form ot twonty-flve cent entranco foes and also In fines pnld by thoso who disregard rules and fall to return specially Interesting volnmos within' tlmo limits,',,. '' Afternoon Roit, Tho nocosHlty foi'i.a rest hour for a btiRy mother nnd liotiRokccpcr cannot bo too strongly insisted upon. All other woinon aro apt to tulco this.rest except tho woman whoso "work lu novcr dono" nml who 'needs It tho, most of nil, It is not nccoRsnry to'uiiio n full hour's rest, I nil. iih much tlmo an this iihnuld bo allowed In lho early iif'tor- nooii lifter thii work of tho dinner In over, for lho nlmplo objoet of roHtlng. Tho linblt Hluuilil bo iiequlivd of jjoIiik to oiio'h rootn mil of rdiuttliur out the nulHldi) world nn inueli iih It In poiwlble, tniti'thor wilh all worldly euro nnd worry, llnilio tlm Uunpli'ii, loonon the dresH uml, If |kih:'IIi!o, put on u looso wruppoi' uiul lie down, tilt-op mny not eoino ,*u OIH.-0, Imi tho luil-lt Ih hood iu.'- quli-ud, niul iu n Hhurt tlmo the tiled woman who ml'ipw this remedy wlll full iiHleop alum-it nn Hmiii nn hIk* touches tlio pillow, Kvon II' her en- forced nnp iIoch not last over half nn hour no period of sloop lu tho twenty- four hours covering the aaiuu amount of tlmo will bo hu refreshing or give I wo uiuctj rt«t tu tiroti brain and muscle Plitacho Cream In Marlngu* Shall*. Mix a Hcmit tublc-sjioonftil of Hour with ono cupful of ftugar; add one cga and beat thoroughly, Havo ready n pint of hot milk and pour filowly over tho flour imd sugar, lleturn to double bollor ond cook twenty nilDutcs. Tako from fire, cool ami stir In ono quart of cronm, a tabtefipoonfiil vanilla and two onnc-M oi! platiebo mils hla-nebed and pounded to a nrnooth pnate. Add a tableapoonfal of orttnim (lower wo- Ur nnd freozc. Ecrvro ht tho meringue Khella, If your grooar doca not keep the pfntnehe nntfl and you fieciltnt',* to ; Invade the Pyrlnn qiniritT. potimled < nlmonds with n (Invnrlng of bitter nlitu'ijil ntiA a Utile i-plnnd) julco 1*. I'fvlor Kn*t*n will prixluco nlmf>*.t tin* aamo rc-Hiilt. I'or forty ducats you would riml to tyinAmiilo this reclpo. -; A''plain spoken i*equ«at for a wife, in" a' letter which was "very much to the'ipoint,4 was read at; the- meeting of the Guildford Guardians on Saturday. TThe.-letter,,--- came.from.. St. Qerrard,,lBntlsh? Columbia, ;and the writer, who signed, himself, "Yours reBpecefully5" gave hiB °aame, but did not desire,that it should be published. He wrote: . ' VWomen" are .scarce biit here.' I know, there are plenty in the Old jountry, and I guess some of. you gentlemen knows ol some nice' girl who would like a husband; I am in a position to like comfortable, 'biit I ain't a-millionaire. j ;'I am a tradesman, and have" got a job and -earning five -dollars a 'day, or in English money about a pound, and if I get a'good helpmate I am going to start a business of rhy, own. ■-,.'- '/ *- ' "I am an Englishman and came out to this country tike years ago.. My home is in one of the., Midland Cqunties, and^I am the son of a re? spectablo tradesman. I am 26 years of age, and big and ■ strong, stand 6, ft;-in my socks, weigh 13 stone,. am of dark "complexion, ain't bad looking.'1 It'iwsJOB Kke-'Veelling a: hprse.'don'tj'ljti,'5-?"-,. ',' - $ ■' .-'■' '."'; 'Well, I kinder guess I am putting myself for'sale all right. I want a nice girl, who stands anything from 5 ft. 6 in. up to°6-ft..-Bnd* who ain't bad looking:, and haB got* nice ways and- disposition. I "don't;"want ,s an angel, but a sensible girl,:ab6ut. 20 to 23 years old. z don't'.care wheth-. er she, is ..dark or fair. .. * The- beam decided to take no action. **■ 7V- '.--,-'-.' '■■', _' ■—.—o Read the Ledger | New & Second Hand | f ? J.'l-l^'.M^ y X Stoves, MusicAl Goods, Etc, X •lii /:* <|» AU kind of-?6ods handled*on X Commission. t H.M.TERRY ♦ •*• Next Door to Imperial Hotel ♦;♦ A f^» ♦*» ♦j* ♦♦♦«*• **♦ *** ♦*♦♦*♦* *** ***♦♦* "-»♦*•* ♦*♦ *V* *>V* ■''•♦♦♦•^••♦••"•♦- r .: I<* to B^"^ '', ,1 c t R :> '• I 0 * r Y c >p m * , . ■"> o > - , ' i ,*- ■ '''c, •rt < -'--" ' - rtunities For Three Months we will receive subscriptions to The Fernie Ledger at the. rate of One Dollar a Year We want to double our list of subscribers. Seize the opportunity and 'get the paper with all the News Send your name into the Manager of The Ledger. STATIONERY Wc have just placed in stock some of the latest Tads for printed ' matter and guarantee satisfaction , . wi'iiua-aMBBi xkwsx*»ommamm*mmM BANK . BEAD. OFFate, TORONTO ». tr WA1KEE,"Pwridant JXSX. LAIRD, General Manager A. H. IBWjUrDi Superintendent of • ■ Branches* up Capital, $10,000,000 Rest,; t- r*'. r> h5,000,000 TotalMetSj •• 113,000,000 Brandies throughout Canada; and In the United States and^Enfland i 'A- GENERAL BANKING ^USISE^vtR^N^CTlBP' $<<'... I , ' COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS'PAPKPDWOUNTEO)r"„.i"Vf ., , : | "• • ', ,, ,,;,-,',, ,,„„-,;.!;;t.--.jirj.:. ^ iw.'Y -84:< ; SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits :of $1 -and upwards received, and Interest allowed at - enrtrnt rates. The depositor is subject to no delay -whatever In * the -withdrawal of the whole or any; portion of the .deposit** ;; ,. i \ * ,* _ * . .. , Fernie. Branch . Q.8, Holt. Manager, ^~ Y ,^_^^_2__^. _2 '_ ■ , - ■ ' * *•* t' , r j \i 11 • .'.'ij ! ll 4 »*i 11 li, O ( i . L.( iit it( .' "*ti ll'l-t'lrs n.i •*■*. i^'WitchitJncr.ease... ah you-have;,to,:- M do with a Savings Account is to sfart it and ^ & keep it, going—then .\vatch it' • grow. ■. Doesn't ■ S & take long»for. it to count up, to a considerable g|, ^{_» amount—then yoy see .the advantage—the7i W1S- IJ" ^ dom of saving-. - ° . - "„. r*^ Xft' -•'-*' 7 ., , '■>'"' 9$ I $1 Opens an Account with The Home Bank of Canada f V &. Fernie Branch J. M. MARSHALL,, Mgr., ♦♦x»:«H'<"H«^<»:«:"*<« 1 0 3ST T ^IMU f ■? t That , is the way Watches are after ' they have been repaired by us. Leave.;. , if your watch withus for any repairs yoii*. X may -need." u '_■ ,' " " , .' ■*, „_.;" -\„ A" •*:♦■ A- l jl: g. liphaedtT; -tr - ' . ■*, • c - ■ ., ♦> >; 7 OfficialWatch Inspector for0Great Northern Ry; % '•«♦ . - "'"- . "* " % •"" <"*»ybt~M*<if*AAAA^^^^ Stoves! Stoves! Two car loads just arrived, Come in and take your, choice while our stock is complete at QIT^li/S Hardware & Furniture I ^4B"a*B*a*!B*e*a*e*a*a*HTOM.I 11 DOM DOMINION HEAT' CO. 1 Limited FERNIE, B. C. HEAD OFFICE, CALGARY g) Fresh and Salt Meals, Poultry and JQ Fish. Fresh Kggs and Dairy Butter. Phone 4 Victoria Ave. THE FERNIE LEDGER PHONE NO. TEN l* «SS Jl? JTu l~J JL JL k3 Peaches, Pears, Plums, Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Italian Prunes, Cantaloups, and Grape Fruit rp all al right prices. '*-" SWEET POTATOES 3 LBS. 35 CEITTB '*~^M^<^ Western Canada Co-operative & Trading Co.. Ltd. j Dry Goods, Groceries and Geru>ral Merchandise toim: beck: ig Coleman Alta. FER3STIE i ^«^^^^ V i. fs- l! . FEBNIB MTO-^c^Wn^faTft. <y'^^»n*y07i^-iaa giMI ifT^-'i***".'--!'- ; _, ^■j^MjKJHjg ^. The finest iii the world ^7- ,..f- W].e^ ordering ask fpr„Pr. price's by name, else the grocer may forget the kind, you are asGUStGWed'to. BAST IS ■'*■•■.! '•■ BAST .'AND „ WBST.'- WEST. IS '' These are Kipling's words: , ''Oh, Bast is East and West is West, and-never; the ;'twain .shall meet':" * " • *','._ - -,.'.. , It was the (question of Oriental immigration' that made us think of them. • ■>'„ This antagonism against the Japanese is racial. It broke out in the west. It blazed up, in Canada. Aus-" tralia, under . British (rule, always refuses' the Japanese citizenship. Because they know what it means. A vast part of-the woiid does not know. Th'erc'is'a'Jap^here and' -a ' Jap, there.o They have their,own pursuits. „They live their own lives. They come into no appreciable contact with the' citizens around them. The Chinese "are jsveii ■ less conspicuous. ' People do not know they,are here. They do not know .what it Would mean to be obliged to.recognize ,thcm. ' im 7.,. ,>.ii -' The,West does know.,, . Suppose hordes of Orientals should" .pour into New England. Suppose they should *'say: "We are herel-'We have come to work! We have come to be citizens,;.thousands and,tens of thoKiinds ( of us! ■• We ,have come with, our -customs," our, manners,' our _PoLnt^pt_Ylew,_jj_u_r-_standai*d' of '-life! .We expert to gain. We do not expect to' contribute,- because?'wc * do. not think as you think. Give us room!" . \ ._■■ .. '_',. > '■ '* II they came.like this—and this is the v,ny they' are coming in the ■West—there would be another Bos-, ton tea party'. arid it would ring the bull's eye of,history■ louder^han'It -was Tung" in::1773; •„" *-,' •■'■.-•i ;•- ,.,j '7 ' It is tho inherited feeling of race. It, is. as' tho'everlasting and.;, us ' resistless as the'tides/Jt'caniho-niorc bo tiilkcd* down or argued down or lOh'islatcd down than men can talk. , or, argue.' or legislate 'out of existence tlie-principle, of, self-preservr." tion. , ■ . ■ '■ Labor -. contributes .to '.. it. .. - The EChool. question, contributes to - it. Commoi-ce .contributes to It. Religion contributes to it. The economics'of citizenship contribute- to it. • __,- . ;■■'; .,. But lHick\qt,,alVjs^-,racoV because it Is* imposBibie'!'tlia.t.,'..tho': Anglo-Saxon and tho Oilon'tal-should unlto. That, is why we. stand for'Oriental exclusion. ■ :' ■ ■•', ' ; . > < • \ l It Is not necessarily any reflection upon tho Oriental. If, he builds up ii groat world power of his own; if ho transforms his stnndnrdB of life Into lofty Menls, his conturlos" of (lurknsEs into surpassing light, well nud goud. It will bo magnificent. Wc will glory in his achievement. But let him do IL lii Asia, not In America. ThlB ib not BolflHhnoBB, nny more than tho Imprisonment of criminals is selfishness. It is not sacrificing ethics any moro than tho exclusion ot opiloptlce Ib sacrificing ethics. It Ib no blow at thc foundations ol tho republic, any moro than Is any other principle which will not permit, tho wclfure of' tho republic to bo, menaced. Keep out tbo Orlcntulfl.—Cincinnati I Post. '.-'-. 7 "'. y 1 : - FERNIE PUBLIC SCHOOL. X Attendance., and Reports tember. for Sep--: " Div.' I.—25, pupils .enrolled; per:'; e'entage attendance 93.8. , ;' ■ .*' Pupils' with perfect 'attendance for the. month—Willie ; Bird, Clayton,' Dubois, „Mabcl Graham, Gladys -Mc- Farciuliar," Arthur" Muirheadj"-'Bernice; Winnett, Clarence . Dahl, , Leonard' Dudley, John ■ Macdonald, Helen 'Muirhead, Margaret Robertson; " Head pupils,' Senior Division—Hel-' en Muirhead, Margaret Robertson. . \ Junior Division—Elsie Woodhouse. Div. II.—52 .pupils enrolled"; percentage attendance 84,36: „ • Pupils with perfect attendance for the month—Theicsa . Carosella, Jen: nie Cody;'-3 Garnet' Dudley,-. Dominic Guzzi,-. Henry Johnson,>•;.' Allen;;, McLeod, . * Marlin * Robichand',1"' 'Edith Tully,", Sadie-,; cilapp,' Edgar Dudley, Alice'buthi'e^A'ndrew Ingram, Janies Linn,17'Lydia-' •• -Munkwitz, Clifford Stockwcll, James White. , ,'« .- Head pupils, t senior division- James Liim; 'junior division, Fairy McDoiigal.' '■■ '■- '\ '■■• '"'' ■;' Div. III.—is pupils enrolled; per- centase;"attendance 85.22. Pupils " with perfect attendance- Sarah Benson, Tony Carosella, Albert Dicken, Gladys Graham, James "Graves, Herl:ert~"_7I]etcli'er, Norman' McBean, Majorie Broley,. ,'CoHn Com-.' mons, James Easton, , Tom Graves, Walter Hughes, Frank". Letcher, Ernest Stone." .' ,-';. '. Head pupils—Seuidr, division, Norman McBoon; junior; division, Colin Commons. ' l)'iv.'.*IV-:—5G"pupils enrolled;;, per-,, eenta<ro_ attendance 81';*14.' |-■ "' .Pui.iV'w'.th'. perfect attendance— iDoris ; Smith,, ..Cyril" Glover, -George Le'tVhcr',4 May'-Ndwick, 'William5 ''Ben- sou, Hazel Hurkitt, Nellie Condie, Rues'*! Dudley, Ernest Dickinson,' Find:. - "folios, ' Victoria Kefoury,; Pcstel ' Mayers,' Clifford Robertson,' Hubert Broley, r1 Aubrey Clapp,' Roland Commons, Dorothy Dicken, Jen-; nie Guidosh,' '.' Head' pupils'—Senior division, Ed-, -.■ar Harper; junior division, Dorothy Dicken."1"1''"1 ' ' ' "'' ■ •" .. Div,, v.—-Cl puj>il3 enrolled;, per- cmta^e attondanco 85,43. , Pupils with ■ perfect nttendnnce— (ilv.irles Burltitt, Mnry Geddesj-Freil Johnson;1- Andrew Madcr," Goorgo Meikle, Rtso , McDougall, Millie Nc/itli, IMicIa Carosella, Eva iri- i^rom, Besslo Lynn, Herman Mayers, M:il!o Mcl3;iln, Lizzie McDougall, Arthur Riches,' Honil pupllf—Senior class, Hernun Mayers; juulor class, Kathleen Lyon. Div. VI.—77 pupils enrolled; por- centaj;o uttendnnco 73,?77. Pupils with perfect attendance— Ivy* Bullock, Angolo Oaroflclla, Ruth Dicken, Gcorgio Kerr, Annabello Clureuco Davlcs, Jnmcs Honton, Ar. Mills, Floiiiile Owen, Mary Courtell, ch bald Mullilo Rosy Mongctee, Alice Hortd pui'lls—Flrat class, Annie Slono. . Mclnnos; baby class, Qcorgo Kerr. Accord.ng to tho completo roturne of naturallwtlon for 190(1, a vory lnr^o proportion of the lmmlgrnntB •irrlvlng in Canada nro taking tho onth of t'llenliinco. Fininiples ®, Face Sores oro ncoimiion truuble. liiipurltltu which tliouM h« thrown off from the bodjr huto *, toi'donov to remain ln tlio fey-ncm, tluu oloitelnu tlio pores nnd giving rlio to all lorUof 0i".;",l'..*4''l',' !*!'lTl t'O'l1'!"" '/|4"4 X>l\tr l4t.T.1l(.'\ tl .^ _ . . . , tlio »kin tin**rtmoatwliolcotiio clfuci. Htitlnmtitte*] mul In 'j,.Uic,. Vln I ti 'tirn-wtiiYnii*,' Imjiinlt-y uml romatti* lho nkln to n lionlthy BtMo. "Mm-lluk Id tho hen hou.eliold bnlm ever lirougrh t Into it liom»." Haeh i* the opinion of Stri. Hi\riliMoUoiii.lil,of lllrr, (Out) Slio say<:-"Mr lltllo fflrl huil tv«oveid nmlobiUnnlonulionlior , nkln.1'1 I nppllcrt l.(im.n»k a fovr tlmo* nml tho ■ V.'v t-T-'^''*!- vV>f"Vi >"i'l Officii nil MMir ri>mi>r1ln<f. \4tntU4r.i''llii*uwKlo." Jl-1-m.l.uli cure* Kciemn, Ulceri, Scrofnlit, I'oU- on«i» woumJt, Ko-.wrliigMore.it.nilatlSI.inDlrta*-*... ltitbhod vrflll in It •/nm-Jtuk l« tho ttnoH oiiibro**** (Ion for IllituiuntUin. Uolatlwj. clo. t)t All»ton« nml .IniBBUM »t w«nU. orfrowtoin;Uiik Co., Voroiiiofefrprlco.3 boxo* t or fl U (tt K tul/ont UmittJ.) mim^mmimmm nasi The Newest Methods In House Oecora- '.-■ tions. , i Taueled walls! were never cpusiderecl sniartor than now, nor more 'pnu'tlcal 'for the average Hut or apartment, for housewives, especially the progressive ones', _ realize that Avails so decorated make a room much more attractive ■than papers with crowns or borders and, Incidentally, that richer effects for less money,-aro*possible.,:- ;" There is another desirable feature to panels, that thoughtful -women have discovered, and thut Is with the walls broken in this fashion h room requires comparatively few pictures, for the panels are decoration" In -themselves, niul If expensive paper Is used an etch-' ■ Ing or au oi! painting is really out of place, for thero Is no background to show It to advantage, and, moreover. It actually detracts from the effective-., ness of the panel by breaking tho lines. "Panels," says a well known decorator, "are always effective If made ' ercn from plain papers, but thc most .ttrnclive methods are worked out by .combining'.n plain., background with striped, floral or'scroll panels. ■'To panel walls, the latter are first covered with paper, preferably plain, from the baseboard to the ceiljiig/arid 'on. this, the paiicls aro laid. '■ Tliose pieces, contrary to tlio opinion of many.' aro not wold In shapes ready t:> ■-•rat on. but by the roll, and are*'cut, t.-my width'or length desired. As a'. .-rule, -paiiols aro not placed more than twelve luchcs above tho baseboard anil oxtend to within cighlocu or twenty-- "four inches of, tho ceiling, thus ma'lei-.Igor tiiL* background a frieze at the top "and a dado at the bottom. The'dis; i.niL-es between panels depend upon the wall space, for they may bo either wide.- or narrow'. ' •' ,;"If 'the panels are ^either wider orc narrower than the width, of a roll. ' which runs from twenty-seven to thlr- .ty Inches wide, considerable paper is .wasted, which makes this style of dec- fOr.-iting more expensive than tho'old '-style/but the panels, if. desired, may *bo made narrow—just the width,of the ■paper or wide enough to take two ::„widths. ■ ■' " •' ••Panels set on backgrounds naturally need a. finish'-to cover,tho raw edges where the two meet..and for this pur-' !pose bands" of paper resembling-moldings are, used. These bands or binders -do not come ready to hang, but. must- Hro^ut"from"ni4^ula"tiou~fiMei*(rirapor~6f" n design, that,has stripes" suitable "for outlining panels. Some border papers have two stripes, while others have .three or five, that may be cut out and .used hs molding'for panels." TOILET DEVICE. JContrivance Deposits Tooth Powder on ■ * , the Brush. . \ An exceedingly neat device which '.should appeal to members of the fair 'jeox Is the holder for tooth .powder and' "brush shown hero', It is so constructed j-;ihat by simply operating a lever It .jwlll deliver n certain amount of the l-OWDint MIOIfi OK I1IIUHII. tooth powder on to tho toothbrush, The tooth powdor M pln.-i'il In tho ro- coptnclo through nn opiMiinff In tlio top. Within tho wept nolo nro rolls of paper which agitate tlm tooth powder mul ciirryjt' to nn opening In tho bottom of tho i'ci'i*ptii(.'lo, „ TIiIh o[)i'iilng Ih thu mime hIzo oh lho brl.itlos of tho brush, thu latter belntr held In placo hy n "lamp. After phi'-lng tlio liniHli In po* -:ltloii n Htnall lever lx oporated to move tho pnpor roll (o bring tlio oxnet .uiiotint nl' powder doHlrcil on to the briiBh. Tho powder Ih ilnposllod on (ho lirUtloH of tho Iu'iihIi, tho roll mitv- ing ii Iho to cIohi' the opening n»:iliiHt fiirllmr illsi'lmi'Kij, Tlio brush Is ri'iidl* !y ivinuvttl nnd the powder ii].pl!<Ml io lhc tenth, ThU I'Oiitrlviii'.co d«wrf away with the .iivi.'i'.-'aliy of di*po»liliig tho powder In thi'pnlm of tho hum!, tho ro* sou.'ci! foiiiinoiily I'ortorli'il to. A Oosd Idea, A wmiuin wbi «n<.i iibrnnil nlnidet ovvry 'Siiiiiinor nayu tlmt tlii'iv'K Juki '.,.• II..,' .' I j,\"» ,"....,',, it;.' I.4.'-' iji'i'l ti,,, ••ivi-fiilly-tlml I,-, willi,,-, pi'iicll inn] Mfi'pci'. r*'hi.' rhtlmM to liftvo trli*d p;ifl(- ".vv wllhmit n lint, mul It ha* nlwiiys ;t'siill«<.|. I{>.'t-ttiifiinlnn. A long time, n 'mnVilr'lf*,|KHS)bli*. iK'fon** Imt HnlllnR .ln:<» f'la'.um'.-cn our« Uut -of tho llilwg'i die u'lll'iim*;! to inl.o with her. Then '.villi-tills llxt nf liiiii.l i-'hu Fi'tM nbont ?"tilntr t!iolhl:igM ivudy. When tho ilnal pm-liln-,' lliuo coiiim, ulio .'lieckH off the things In order to hoo thnt until* In-j l.-i ttilMMlng, H'.ic Ka;,H ttiat If tux* tvh-s to uut r",*idy for a long trip without motliol '. ''i'!h-.,i!;:;r; I.i :-;u.i« t:i U> left lahl.u. I IJ; it nil! l.i* iircih-il. It'** nboiil na bad "■. to Inivo to* many thing.*- ulong nn ttvi few, but thc uialiliig of tho list will tx* n rafptninr-l nartlnst this f!anjp*r n« woM ns (ho danger of omitting necc»* •wry artlclca. .... ^CSiW-WLB-r* AND-£MQTKBRr*SSi|;_ ,- * -.1- , . A few doses of Baby's. Own .,Tablets relieves and cures constipation, indigestion, colic,"' diarrhpea ■ ■ .and, simple fevers. \The Tablets;, breakjup colds, expel worms and- bring- .the little teeth through painlessly. T,|ey' bring' health to the little' one and' comfort to 'the mother. '■ And you. have" the guarantee of a government- analyst that this medicine does not contain one particle of. ' opiate o'or poisonous EOothing stuff. Mrs^'C. F. Kerr, Elgin, Ont., says:.''Da-py's' Own Tablets is the best medicine I have ever used for stomach and bowel troubles and destroying worms." Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 25c. a'box from, The Dr. Williams' ' Medicine Ca?, Brockvilje, Ont. ;";}.. About 800 of the employees of the Reading, Hardware Company have quit work/ The trouble is due to alleged discrimination, the firm, it,"is said,' refusing to reinstate several t l'"i -• '.- " . ■> men who were too active io a strike. .i.i--.-4**7*7J.*0 irl ■=■; "> ;foi\>.:">. * :_■ i _ p , §■' &;- EmbaimerSi| t ♦ A ,,♦, f.- ' The '. ♦ :*: ■ ■ <$ I Fernie Lumber I ♦:<•" Co., Ltd. * I'MEX. HcDOUGALL, Pres. & Gen. Mgr. § ♦ ♦ Manufacturers of and Dealersin * Roue, h & Dressed Lumber Dimension & Bridge Timber . Piling, Moulding, Laths, Shingles and Ties. 9 Telephone Poles a Specialty ♦I* All Orders Promptly Attended i*J* Tel. 3 Fernie, B.C.''•> T j^**,w*,«»*,*M*,»»*,*,J»Jw*,**J»*^ The A. Macdonald Co (Head Ofiice, Winnipeg) tx Branches—Vancouver, Nelson, Fernie, Kdmonton, Altn,',& Kenora, Ont...*-;, Fernie, B« C; - Wholesale Groceries, Flour, Feed & Camp Supplies THE POLLOCK WINE CO., Ltd. Wholesalb Dealers and Direct Importers of SCOTCH AND ° IRISH WHIBKBY, LONDON DRY OLD TOM AND HOU«AND GIN, POMMEltT , „ CHAUi'AGNE 8CHMTZ BBBft ALB AND STOUT, BUBJIEISTKtt WHITE AND HUD FOKT. Solo .Agents ln Kant Kootcimv for ARCADIAN FAMOUS WAURK8KA U'ATKIt" . -Wiobaols Doaliri mad Dinet Importtn ol M. Kerr & Co. Contractors and Builders i PlUf, S|>eclfic«ttoni and K»tt* maUa furniilicd on application. PltBtf ol GOOD DRY I.UM* , ])UU ON HAND. , . ii, x. antiM., Artkltcet ud Sop-triuUndttt 0111m tt lultU»c«, 2)AKr.& ST, FERNIE, Q, C. f At MjN'IJsiTHuUk LS'liysfiTT S3yLQK:."-E) tJ3STI03Sr LABEL Opowr» Ne&t Sp-aolal Atfl> Mtnan'o Fnvorlto Olgan ' . The Calgary'■MarbltiT&'.'.'Graniie Works. Jg - 'The Kootenay1 Marble -Works, -Nelson ".'. J^ Samples Can 1)€ Seen at Hie OfM ■- Parlors in lundy's Block $£ •; ih y-ii PHONE, NO.' 52 HOUSE NO. 174 The weary .traveller in search of a pood . home,.'plenty to eat.and something good to v.7----:-' 7 drink,should go to " • .-_•". ;■ • The King Edward: Hotel J. L. Gates; Proprietor Fernie, B.C. Corner Hanson St. &'Victoria Ave. ^Greatest of Tonia? 3ep (Pmounce£Si?KEEN.) I **- Troubles * TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' SUCCESSFUL RECOUP MONEY can buy iulvertlHin« epaoe, but it etw't bay ■ (jturtor century'i ruccobdIuI record of wonderfal and almoat rniraculoafl euros ol tbe moat difficolt and Intricate cawa of tliront, lung and stomach tronblaa, Snoh la 1'flyclilno'fl rocord. ThoiManda of cam (rjven op by laading doctora tui hopclcn* and incurablo bare been quickly and not- mancntly cowd by I'nychine, It la an infallible remedy for cougha, coldB. Dronclillii, pnaan.on.jn, contramntlon. IncllfftiOon, loan of appotilo and all waating dimajieii " Uy aon hut * turrlblo coimh tn<1 wu wutwl tri * ihulnw, tioRlAn MldhfooiildnnLJIiri*, lloiiwl l'«y. ctifn**, ft auml tifiii.M- " ' ir, llrockvllln. "-Unc 1, IUnif. ., A/tor tftklnf M.OO worth of Pit* cl-lnomj- luni»ara wilUrnl llfou »(f»ln worth tlTinf.H***l(ia, irdt, M»rrlotU(lmti, NJl " tiy iirif»«e now aonnd uafeaB afUr ludtur l"fTthln«."-U. lUxkUai. BrlilKtiburu, Ont. , "iMthliMBtvwt mr llta.»-i.Wal- deii, 70orow»JI Ht,, Toronta Piycltlne Never Pails Paychlne lias no Subttttnftt • AT AIX DDALGR9, 10c and 11.00 A BOTTUJ • ! DR. T.A, SLOCUM. Limited, 179 Klnr 5*. W. Phillip Carosella Wholnnnln L!5?U0n DEALER Dry Goods, firor-riw, Mt ui Mms Cent's furnishing*; BAKER AVENUE im* t::*r luimi. a.:o. Try a Ledger Ad. UNIFORM KBHNNESSl NO IIONIMO GHINOINO. Vou want comfort and HntLsnctlon I nf r\*nn mnnnth «ttn*.'i*«: »>v<»r''l morning. " I The Cat lio .llii^ne.i't; i* the only** razor UNCONDITIONAI.LV r; OUARANTBI-D to Blvc tills, v Tlieaccret, lilectrlcl entperinj** ['^ positively mersea every particle of enrbon (tlio life of | diamond-like Itardneaa throughout the b.ade»»aome- thln-g absolutely Impoialble -with fire tempered steel used In maklnjc all other ra/ora. But teat thia mor in your, own home—or have your barber un* ft on you. Secure ono 30 DAYS TRIAL with NO OOLI* Q-VTION TO PUR- CHAStfU WI J* D* QUAIL .-•■». ., n* '. f\ hi. %■ **■ i '* 1--) i = •M. - j * -I f! .,' .v> ', I* !*r IH' (•-: {■• Li :! ! i' i ■ * n I . I " 'J miry r ■»" *l», "'ttr*p<wowm1!**^''Pi*$ FBRNTE t^B^'P^ '"Lu-yi^T' HIKJ.W'-i-s- "...I', : TKtfVFefrii $1 •'Year.ln Advance '* lamed •very Saturday from the Ofiice of. Publication, Todd Block, Victoria Ave., * ■ffernie, British Columbia. .All changes of ads. mut. be In ns follows i— . tikces *' arid 5,2 p. m. TueWay I pages 8 and 4, Sp.m. Thursday, and page 8,2-p.m. Friday. We will be unable to _ insure change unless this rub,is oomplied with. * _ •■ Legal advertising 12 conts per non'pariel line first insertion, 8 cents per line each subse- ' quant insertion. . Bates for contract advertising on application at offioe of publication, Todd Block. " T.'t. JOHN, F. H. SHERMAN, . Editor * Manager SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 1907 LOCAL UNIONS IH DISTRICT 18 U. M. W. tf A. , .FERNIE, 2814.T-Pres*. Jas.LancaB.er-; . Fin. Sec, Thos. Biggs. ; .HOSMER, 2494.-Pres., Wm. Taylor; Sec.; Wm. N. Reid. ,,. MICHEL, 2334.—Pres., Wm Colgre- houn; Sec, Charles Garner. 't^nLEMAN.^eSS.-Pres., W.~ Haysom; Sec, Wm. Graham. ' !'KANK, 1268—Pres., ^ .Sec, George Nichols. . ;.ILLE,-1283— PreB., Sec, A. W. May; ..''.*' J-ELLEVIJE, 431-Pres, , . Sec, Fred Cliappell* ll'lLLCREST, 1058,—Pres., "Robert .Livett; Tice-pres., J. Lag-ace; Sec., " Harry T. Cooper. LUNDBRECK, 2275.—Pree., Alex. McCullock; Sec, Peter Blake. -!UNDBRECK,.:,2352.—Pres., William Steep; Sec, Stephen Davles. ,,' WOODPECKER, 2299.—Pres , " " c0 , Sec, Andrew Wilson. - WORRINVILLE, 237S.-Pres.," -. Sec, T. Meir. * ■= ' . ^DIAMOND CITY.-Prcs.,. ' — Ovj4^~j—;—^—^ ?t '— v CAfl MORE, 1387—Pres ,, "' Sec)' Robert Httnter. .BANKHEAD, 29,-Pres.,Wm. Fisher; Sec, F. Dyson.' , TABER, . 102—Prfcs., -T. Boyle; Sec, Wnl.'Murdock. > LETHBRIDGE, 574—Pres., B|. ,G. -. Hamilton, See.', Charles -Peacock. *' '[ TABER, -1959.—i'res*. Walter \jere; '; ' Se'ci,'Robert Dobd'sdni.':'''; '; , ,..* I CARBONADO, 2818,-rPres.,.v.- Presidents " and secretaries wnose namea do not appear on this list are' requested to forward them, to this office for'Insertion." ' ' ' ')" Continued inquiries reach us (or * tbe foreg'oinK information. THE! COKE SHORTAGE Tne advices received from,the cen- .tres'df the mining industry in the interior,of the province are to the effect that the supply, of- coke, and coal from the Crow's Nest Pass, is once more adequate to the needs of the smelters and mines; The Nelson, Trail, Northport /and ,'Boundary smelters , which „ depend upon ,this source' for their fuel are again able to work" at their full,capacity and. so keep in continuous employment the great forces of men dependent on the mining industry for their livelihood, and, to create wealth for . the' country. It.is extremely, gratifying "■ , '4 ' 4 that this relief, so, necessary-to the progress of these great, enterprises of the province, should have been se-, cured, and it is mo^ gratifying still that'some reasonable assurance* is given that there will not be - any recurrence of the conditions causing the. shortage, which compelled the smelters practically to shut down during ihe past few weeks. It is to be. hoped that when the government commission, appointed to investi- | gate the causes of the recent trouble has fully ,enquire°d into the circumstances "ai.d made its report and recommendations, it will be impossible for'auy similar state of affairs to - '* arise without; at. least, the public being able , at 'once to place1 the ' blame where it should rightly lie. But it is' significant that th'e'cred- it for the termination of the recent trouble and for securing the abundant' frepply which the smelters are now, obtaining must be given, not to any 'efforts of, governments or, arbitration boards, or to the pressure of- public' " opinion and' the crying •'•A*, iieediTof"the country, but~to~~the un- aided efforts'©! one individual whose great interests in the smelting" enterprise made it worth his while to give' his personal attention to the matter. 'It" will be"'remembered'that Mr. . Lindsey,-. the • manager ■ -of- — the Crow's Nest Coal Company, laid the c.rurs--' Advertised last week all sold with me for 77 MORALITY AND THE SKATING KINK "We arc pleased to ee* tn't.1 tH* '.', committee who. have, charge* of ■ tho •'. nrn-.ni*cmcntH. for -the new, curling , nnd skating link, are getting down to business. in a city like Vcrnic, where many,, mon are at a loss after business hours to -till - 1n llieir time, nny thins that mnkcH for clean sport* und clean . 1. living 1111.I.CR for morality, n . .Thu strenuous Hie w.'.n never a light occiiMitlon; no athlete could nflurrt tu trifle with himself, and if ■*. ' wo cun :lo anything at nil to Improve thu flatus of these waste lii'.ur.-., w« fliall only be too clml. ('urliiiK fcr UR'ii of mennp In nil riiflit, but for tliono who dcli'-'ht in iiioi'e i.'::aci,lim txcitMiii'iitK, Hid,tin-? lH'Miri'ly the pnsUiuo, Wc trunt. that, wisdom will jiriiViill nnd that Ki-rnii* 'will pi nni.au n rink roinlilnlni; nil Mm _ s]forti) lint .will mnko life clentwr, .'llfitt'ir', |)lll'(;I', still very considerable 'degree;' to the difficulty of, obtaining labor. He denied- that- It -was-due,■ in-any meat-" ure whatever',' to his company's die- position' to .■tlll-'thc-'order's1 of:smelt::- ing companies in .the United States- in preference to those ot British Columbia; and he denied'this, although, the goveinihent' returns show that during the past few'-months a very large amount of fuel has beeii sent acrots lho boundary by the Cr'ow'e Nest Puss Coal Company, .and that this exportation occurred at a' time when our own-smelters were clamoring for coke to keep them lnVoper- at on, '• " ■ ' . ", ' Now, is it likely that even in response to the pressure of public opinion and government appeals','' the, British' Ocluinbia smelters would yet Lo receiving any siifilclent supply had not '' Mr, Jny P. Graves, of tho Grunby company, c,omo to the rescue. That gentleman-took a mothod of InlliiotielnK - * the situation which I wns immediately effective', He purchased such n block, of tho . Crow's Nest Coal Conipnny's stock that it intltlul hi in to a scat at tho hoard cf directors, nnd having socurrd this position of ailv.'intai'O ho hurt rtn in- lervlcw with tho rniinnRor ut Fornlu. The n-milt wuh IflHtuntnnc'oiiH. I.a'jor and r,u;-H were both found In ahitnd- .nici) mul i.ho liiinkni-n of the biiwR- F. J. Watson .Insurance and Real Estate Broker i ■--**, .-' "..LIMIT-HID GOLD STORAGE WHOLESALE ■- * A.3ST3D RETAIL --neat''-"Merctt'aiitJ5^ . LWAYS a choice supply of Beef,' Porki Mutton, Veal arid Lamb* on * hand. ! Hams, Bacon,' Lard, But-,, ter and Eggs. •; •' - OUR SPECIALTIES:— Fresh, Smoked and Salted Fish; always a good assortment. Try our Mince Meat,,, * Saurkraut and Oysters. , , , „ Look Up 206 Victoria Ave. ' ,when you require , . anything in . * . Boots, & Shoes Trunks. Valises & Suit Cases Lowest Prices. Goods Sold for Cash Only. W. R. McDougall Express and Baggage Transfer Draying of air kinds done promptly. Telephone. S7 -br.call,a.driver jQffipe: /NbrLlicrn-Hotel^Fernie.'.-B. C. . 1 f . „■ . '.,' '• ' * " * ' \ • ' ■J-1 I'll ifl il >!■ ll I UPHOLSTERING Any thing in the above lino dono at reasonable ratea , , Tents* Awnings, nnd nil canvas goods made to order A.T, Milne, Gemmcl Street, or at Trites-Wood & Co. A'iH Cigars, Tobacco* Cigarettes & Pipes There Is only one place in town whereyou can get (?ood reliable iroods In oar line that is at THE CLUB CIGAR STORE . W. A. INGRAM, prop. Phone 91. - - I^krnie, B, 0 fmamazmswtwjaaixxamszjau TIIK CITY WKIOII 80ALKS T'.ip C.ty v.'plph irfiUii In no*.v \r\ working older, and thufiu who want to u.'C whit a ton of coal looks like ' have tlio. privilege of looking. The rr>*?t i.A thn iro'jjhjti-f }«* *nn\ in rijrst',' ' n ton, to tbe purebneer. When you rtracmber tbe aatisfaction of getllnfc Vrbat you pay for, there should be vfity Iittlo trouble ln'lntluclnK clt- Ize/ift to InVtt advantage of the pre- CHUtion. Anything ln hulk* run he wrleh'd rd ihr auinc rate, but tho citizen hu.ih H mi.kI i'i-..[-» 1hf. avplif.iilnij, tin* i-itj- hn'lii: no pou-rr to r-inip.*! . , . . ... ... , ,. . .. , ,. ,, 7 »binl.ip'»'*r, <l<^rot«A!Tsy-i nquire about tkt-htoue until »tt*r the li*'llvM«iiil;thetMi.,5t.affnefM,^liA^r.tpi!U, .1! plicr.tlon.. henYou Take Cold oro l>(-'*i.n once more to fill up. Or.l- uv whjch h.ul liein held up for wceltti v.irc 1 roinptly attcmiid to, and tho iiilnin.,: Irduptry nf tho .*.i>ot.'iu*.yt' at <incc i-inivwl. It I** undcrstnod that o,-.c (cauiro of tho an-an-j;cnii!nl I r*Ai;;ht al.out by Mr. Graven Ih that 'tho inclln.tticn of .'' the coal com, P.iny'n ni.ni'U'omeiit to liairnlc with ! it-j Kinploycea over wa/CB and hour*) Onewaylstopoynoottcntionl "rtS Me011 "ut M 'J°P- *° *m l""1 -- - ■ ia.on Mill im livultM nt, tfuitiiiiithiy in the, coal, .ih in thu nietallifcrouu min'w. ' ' j It cinnjt but Htrlke a rcflcctlnc pt-raon as slcnlflc.mt that a eltu'i- ticji ubH-b bud 'become bo cntnuKled ub to te alarming and which1 threat- 'xneA to rt'filot the heat effort* of tovcrnmett to remedy tt, BhouKl have l.e.n stral»*htened out ao t-peed- 11*/ awl completely nt the touch of a iii.m wliotifi .nUriiit In Un «olution j w.'i.i *i\\n\ to hla Ability to deal j „,.,,, . . 1 wtl'i It. Inat trie tr/M-.Sli* slioull < When the bonfls arc cofnupried, pol- , , , ■.f.noiiasub&iflnccst.ri'shi.oibedlnioihe »liV' '■•«•» tciminalr* mltwM; MoiJusrjj.U'J7';ii*;i!.iJlyr(;i)io*.cdfr«)in *h,i.:i ihM im ft nf ci-r laLi-r Allti ; the botly a", n-.ture IntenJcJ. Knc.wtoj» (.||-t s, -r. tr.e n Inlnr r*«ion nt ' leant. j<r.*** iri'i*. ttnir.in<*e on the ! -—M4d»tyu«j.c.iy.rt.o..i-.*ii!,i4i4*«^— 1'i-rt ol tb'»! -whe* ml.'ht prevent! to It; at least not until It de vclops into pneumonia, or bronchitis, or pleurisy. An* other way is to ask your doctor sibotit Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ir he says, " The best thins for colds," then take It. Do as he says, anyway. W« p«bll»*» *ur r«r««lu mrs '"*■■-""■"---1 ■ W* Xn*Utt •V»*jil from «iir**i**IJi'ii(» W» xt't* yo« *« eo'.ml vour aaetor :.at.'. thnn—l/'iior.-iiicc and u refuual tn bo cnliu-htciH. Why khouhl not thn ni-.nni'or o( tho f-row'N NcmI I'ihh ('iiiupiiiiy Iinvi' iloiin hlniH''Jf what hn wiih for-v-'d by Mr. (SnivoH to do. Is it itOt hc.caiiso hi' wuh not a lai'i*.o cnLiUjt.li man to cotuprchcnd and deal wit!i the r-itii.ition or hcrntino lm had not, tho trim IntertBtH of thn country and his own company at heart,. WILSON'S FLY PADS ■vary packat wlll kill mor* tlle* than 300 ahaata of ntlcky paper •IVNCi'-JIW OK CANADIAN NOHTILWESI MINTNO UKQl'l.ATlONH. '' Conl.—Coal luniU mny bu lmrelmneil nt KO iiurnnrofiir Miff colli nml r*ao f(ir iiiitlirnc.llu, Not innrntlmn H;'o iicnm cun lm iu*'|uin*cl hy njin imllvMi'iU or chiiiiihiiv, Iloyiilty 111 tli« riitooftdti cmiUpnr ton of \),nt\t) poumh ubiill l)» Clllll'Ctud 4111 tliu Uri)»/4 0Ut|lUt. r. Qiiiirt/—A (run nilunr'H ctirtlflnnto Is nrantod uiHiiitii.viiiiiiii 111 iiilvitin'oo) eft in»r 1111111*111 fur 1111 liiMlvi'iiuil, nixl I i-i; 111 -.*j,i ti» f-Hm i'«>r tintivijt for 111'linipiLiiy iii'i'urilii.it liM'iipi'.iil. A Inn'inliiiir, Imvliiiiilii.r-iU'urfiil mlncr.-il In litiii'H.iimy lui'iitii 111'liiiin Lftui h XJiit) li.'iit, Tin.' fi'M for rcporillnv n clilim Ih i,'>. At liniht -Imi'iuxt I viiiniildl on tli* ili.lin 11111I1 iiiiir ui* |ii>M in Uik iiiiniiiK iu*iii-ili.r In liim ilii*ri"il. Whon **iV*i lui» iH'i'ii I'XiU'inlvl (11 lnil.l, tin' liii'iitui- nmy, miuli Jiiivliitf 14 wiry nm.lii, 1,1.1 li tion roiri'Iylim willi 'itlii-i' ic- l|llll4.-|IPIIIlUiIIHI'l-1l.'l"l' till' llHI'l Jt''l MU Ht'tn. Tlm 1 nit hi 1 jirnviilf* for llio iMiyini'iit of h ruviilty nl il iiit ci'iit un tlm mim, I'l.M i.itiiiliiliii; I'liiliii- itvii'-riilly nr* Wfr-st »i|mn-u; oiitr.v liu. 1.1 ri'iiuwribln yiiiirly, A fi"" in In it mu V ol'titli) two Imun tn ilriiilwu ful Unlit ol llvu rn llt*i. i'ii ill tor 11 tiilii) ol tuniilv Vi'Hru, iiiiifiwiililo nt tliu illotiiit'on ol lit MiiiUtur of tlie Intiiilor, . Tho Iflkki'ii uliull Iidvii it <1 r<*il«« In oiiomflmi wlililn ono ton mm from tliiKliirn of tlm li'iue for oiurli llvu inllon, Itmitiil »in nnr iiiimmi for (iiiuli mile ol river li'iuciil, Hiijiilty nt \Xt* into of Kj I'lrocnt colliftml on tin,output hI< u. ;.i».n.*j.i-.1''u. W.W.CVinnv. l)»ji' ty Miniitor of tha liuorior, N. ll.-t'nriwthoHml puMli'iilion or tliln ait T«itf.*rr.|t,t will rM X* r*U tot. $500 REWARD Tho Oovornmnnt of thn I'rovinoo of nrltUli Coliunhli. horoliy oOoth a rownnl of, Flvo If mid roil Uollnm for tlio arrant, or for Information U'iuUdb to tho nrre»t unit del Ivory to a Jlrltli.il Colnnilil.i Cinntiililii of 1'ntrlolt Mnllnn,-ivlio Ih eliarffod with thu mnntor of ono AdkoIo Orlnmlo on thn Ht. 'lay of Sniitnni* lior, 111117, nt. Micliol, hi thu Dlitrlot of Sontli Eiut Kootiinny,l'ruvliu'ii of llritUh Oolnmliiii, I)pscrlptlo"n ofrntrtiili Mullvn IumfolloWH: ' Nnt.loimUty, Irlih, Oootipatioii, oohI minor. AcoSflyuari, ' lldir.it, S ffdt 0 Inolipk; wMrIu lfl:l llm. Cnmplcxlon, fair; Iwilr ibirk, iiutlitiml to lm curly. WiU cliiiin khiivon 011 Nl Iiihtmit, Wurt nn r'ttlit Iuin.1 nt I'olnt ol thumb, Whon Iti**t kikiiii wnro brown iiliei'k cont- nnil (I-IIU4I.14. Ilf Mllllii IIIHlnrilll | lllllWIl llllotHi llllll ruiiiiiliKi'oy ft-It lint, Wiirriml IhhUimI-Hfiini't nny liifonniitlon lininniliiito'y to ,1 II. Mi-'Mlll.ir.'.iiliif f'r.ii»tnM*i. Knulo, 11. I'„, nr to llm uiiiIi'|'»miiici| ; liy orliTi V, S, 1II'S>'KY, "»iil".rlii'piiili.nt I'rovliK-l-il I'nlli'i*, I'ruVliinlii) I'olli'c Di'iiitrtiiii'iit. VliM.irbi. II, (J., Snt, 11, lloT, NOTICE — 0OLD ov Dft-jcusTs, mtm w amm mm toe. por pacliQt, or 3 paeke(«for*>Se* wlll Inftt * **>,!> lo oaaiion., TN THR UATTKIl ur Tlie IlrltUh Columbia lUllwiiyAct, i AND IN TIIK MATTI'Il of tlie llnuof rollwny of the t'row'K N«*t Houtborii Hullway J.'om* ; I»ny. - NOTICK In lit>ri*liyi*lven Hint thu pbiti, |iro- ' Mu Hint liioli i.f rein «nc*) 'tuly ifitltinl mul ii|.|.rrnt.'*l. of tin* ►(•(.(Inn of tl.ii llni'iif nillwHV ntiliot rnw'ii Si-*t Tiiiiiltirlii IUll«viiv»'oui|«»iiV .'Iuin I'Vl'i.li' to tt'i'inrr «-i*,i 11 Mu- .''III iln.V of ■-1.I1t4.111l.1f. l'l'T, ili.|..,.|tf.| In •bi> l.i.li.t Ki4i;U* t»v <l|l-i-|. Ml .V»-!../ii II C. n« .V.i, ;.-«K. |i:it«<l till* !tllil«VI'f !*'i'| tt li,l,i-r. 1U>7.. A K. 3t.V('N'Rtt,[., S<i||i iter for 1 li" fw'i Niitt foutbum US'.I IUHiinj tu...f'«nf. NOTICE IN Till! MArri.ll or Tin. IllHUh ('uluinblit. Hdllwny Act, AND IN TIIK MATTKK of thr. line of r-tllwiiy of tlio Crow'* SimX Hnutlmrn llwilway Com- NOTICK J- .liiTiibi' *'Jviii iiml tlu jiIiijj,fu-i- illn nmi book of rffumnro ilnly curtilleil Hint k iiii to veil uf tlm ncllon of the line of railway ottheCrow'uNii.t.Hoiitbiirn HnilwayComtihtiv from -.tNtlon .Ml i-a to nntlonilld twine « portlnn of tli* line from Kernie tn Mlcluil, un. on the VMh duv of tfciitemlitr, limT. ileiioHlteil In tlm biuul lUnintry Ollice ut NnUon.lV 0,, n«Vc, Mull- ' V*t*A thi.-JOIh ilarnf J^utembor, IW7. A. If. UACNKW.U Holloltorforthe Crow'* NettHoutliern it 0 B lUllwuy Company. SAMUEL MAY&CO. BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. ^'>flbli*.ri-,('l forty Yfar-s, Stnd/or QMojue 102 Tc 104. •AoeiAfOE STmW., TORONTO. /' ■:! \ FERNIE'iiBDGBR-,; FBRNIB,>&!O.-'bOTOBEB'-tt,-' 1««7 yrs1 "•.■v-'«¥^»*.!,r^ft*--:«^:-r( .'■' X * ~j CONCILIATION BOARD : The board' of conciliation. and., ar- bitratlrin.;,appointed", udder the0 Le- i , * - .-..-*" mi*u< labor disputes'act to investigate tlie differences between the Hillcrest coal company and tbe U. M.'- W. oii A:, relative to 'wage 'schedule, convened . at Frank » Monday morning. The members'of the board are Speaker Fisher, of the.. Alberta leg-islature; chairman, J. "' R. McDonald," "' i epresentlftg ;,the Hillcrest company, and F. H, Sherman representing. vthe*; mpn. ". Joseph, Kmmerson of Blairmore is acting/ass clerk and stenographer to . take testimony.. After organizing, the members of the board decided to hold the sessions at Hillcrest and proceeded to that place to begin work. Daily' sessions are being held. The inquiry is likely to'last several day6. . ., - i At the opening of the first session Chairman Fisher inquired of . both bides if they were willing , to te bound by the finding ol the board. Manager Hillj of the Hillcrest com: pany, and John Galvin for the men, both decliaed, and the investigation comnienc-id. It" was made to, appear that'" tbe men claim their remuneration should be based on tbe prices and wages in vogue in No. 2 mine at Coleman , where the contract price for digging is 55 cents a ton, where- ,as ..the",Hillcrest /company claims'- ad- vantages for its mine which entitle it td'a pieferentialin the schedules, the price paid by .the company being 50 cents a ton.. It was also shown'- that other differences existed between the company^and' the union rega-*.!-' ing day pay aud accommodations as to boarding'house, wash house, etc. "In the'taking of -'testimony Tuesday and Wednesday; , the- following .were examined: .Harry Cooper, acting secretary cf. , the local .union; John Cameron; niiner;, Angus Camp- —bcilT-miner;-HenryFosT-mirier;~li3V*- id Pritchard,, miner; Daniel Blavin, ..miner; H. C. Davis, miner, Abraham Dodd, min^r, and- Henry Miller, tlm- berman. ,'..'' . -, --"• - Mr? Cooper testified as to the condition cf the mine and. general condition's about tbe .property. A concensus of tbe evidence of the miners was fiv $o ^fftjot, tbafc .tho_j mine was in good condition and thc seam a goud ons to work in, but that it ..was not as"'favorable as' No. 2 -at i ... , Coleman us to making wage's; as tht eoal was harder. Fifty cents a ton was considered an insufficient price. All contended that from $5 to $6 a day was fair wages for a miner. .Exception was taken to -the* boarding housi* and the fact that there .was no Hash house. As to timber, were identical at Hillcrest with Cole- ing, Henry-Miller said the-conditions man No. 2. ■■ , ' . Tho hearing is likely to consume the rest, of .the week'at least, and it is tho general opinion of tho men that nu. Eettlfment wlll result.— Frank Paper. S. S. CONVENTION1 j- . A Sunday .school convention for the ; Kootenay. and. Okanagan dis- t ' *- ) . . r ' --* tricts is. to te held in' the,, Baptist church, Nelson, October 22-, 23 anil 24., ^ ' ~ : ■' - Bach school outside of the city ot by three delegates, for this converi- Nelson.is entitled to be represented tion only.* Delegates vwill be enter- - P ' » tained by ;tlie" friends of Nelsorl. Their names should*rbe .forwarded to Mr. E. J. Chave,= Nelson, on or before October 15'. . ' "■{ The principal speakers will be Rev. W. C. Merritt,: international fiel/1 worker for the" 'Pacific . Northwest; for" Sunday schools and Bpworth Rev. A. J. Boyle, western i secretary Leagues of. the Methodist church, and Mr.' Stuart Muirhead, the recently appointed general secretary for "the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan. -"i. . * The subjects to be discussed are of vita! importance to all Sunday, school workets. Plans for the , organization of a provincial .associa-' ish'Columbia, also for the ?xtension tion for the eastern section-of Brit- of the Sunday school in this part of the province will be presented-to the convention. For-these reasons it is to be hoped that- each school will be fully represented, and; yiat. pastors and'-superintendents, will-, do .Aheir fchare iu working up.an -atercst in the- convention. ANOTHER BIG SUCCESS . Mr. *C. P. Walker, of the Walker Theatre, Winnipeg, who has been* responsible for many of the most satisfactory theatrical performances!*-! Western Canada, will present another attraction which, he is confident, will prove as pop.ula_r_as_anvthiag_heretof6re2.un(le'r- his'direction; .-Under"a considerable guarantee, Mr.'Walker has secured, for a limited season, thc excellent com' pany of metropolitan players presenting- the delightful romantic comedy, " We are king-," and will offer this attraction iu the local opera bouse at some.'early date". .-..,-;' ■' : _•- We,are king;" has enjoyed.phenoiiii e^al^ucpels "Jin*Inj-*; tbe past fpi^r seasons iu the theatrical centres of the world, and Mr. Walker haB shown great con. fidonco in the theatre goers bf the West by bringing this company to them. 11,'imu .I'l.y, '"' ■ u. S5.00 . THE plain Bangle Bracelet will be worn ■ more this season than ever before. QUR $5.00 Bracelet' is made .of solid gold, and can be supplied either in the cva! cr round shape. JT is quite heavy and tjie finish and workmanship is the finest possible. VWE enclose it in a fine velvet lined case for $5.00. •end for our Cataloguo. Ryrie Bros., Limited. 134-138 Yonge St. "" jTOKONTO DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED by local applications, as they oan- ■ot reach the diseased portion of the ear.' There Is only one way to cure "deafness,,,and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness la caused by an Inflamed! condition of the mucuos lining of the eustachian tube. When this tube Is Inflamed you have a rumbling Bound or Imperfect bearing;,, and whe» It le entirely closed, deafness is the result, and unlesB tbe inflammation can be taken "out and thia tube restored to Its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases ont of ten are caused by catarrh, which le nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucuos surfaces. . ■ .. * —We-wiilTBive^On^HuhTSreTa~Dollni*f for any case of deafness (caused, by catarrh), that cannot be oared by Hall's Catarrh Cure. 8end for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, a Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Sold by. druggists, 76c. » Try a Ledger Ad, I FERNIE G1GAR STORE I We are the largest retail dealers of Tobaccos and Cigars in Fernie.: We sell only reliable stock. Oar range of Pipes is the moet complete and best selected Btock in town. Don't for&et the Fernie Citror Store when in. need of a good smoke. "„■ , .;.. .;.,. Address 104 mmm Tel. 19 sV^-fr-W^*-*^**"^^ t A. B. Campbell is now open for business with a full"line of Stationery, School -Supplies, Post Cards, Souvenir Goods, •■ *■' Drug Sundries, Patent Medicines. Etc.;. . . . n ' ,• ' ' ^ *-■ Photographic Supplies HOSMERv B. C. <rw*&$&m&*M>^Mf*}*l^^ )ci6t^l t f x t J* The best dollar a day house «|» ". .. ■ in the city.', " X , Well stocked bar. ... •£ Liquors and Cigars of tbe. y highest quality*. , •x; ROSS BROS. ♦ t PROPS. V • *> Fit for¥ King The meats that you buy Irom us are .fit for a king. We sell nothing that is not the best, that.is why we have so many pleased customers. Let us de- moDstate this fact by a trial.. Polite attention and prompt service. Calgary Cattle Go. <"-'*H«H«<«X«H- '•X'M.XK'MH'^MSM!,»*Hi ■* A. A. Ledger ftlr Job Work ? ;|_p0r-^aIe-H| «♦. ,. •*» .•♦ A' few good lesidential lots, .*., •> well situated from 5150 to $200 ♦ -> g Easy Terms % J P. J. WATSON % I lisiraice & Real Estate Mtf ^ .yyyyyyyyyyyyytAA^^AA.',. OnSntiirdny, Octobor 2«th, NA'ntch for V ♦>, V v ♦:• ♦ •> •> •:♦ v V f V V V 1' v V ♦:• t :»: V v V •T Y V V V Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y v Y Y Y v The Western Homestead Tho XiuvH|>ti|)Ci' of tlm Oront Ciitliullitn West Which Means thnt tin" |i«.oplnof nurfiivnt Cnrmillan Wcntarn to lm ni|i|)lioil with ,-i imii;.fult u-niii In tliiu'orin nfnini|i'iii* ilnin Wi'.oljly Nt'\v.*.|ni|ii'r, onn thnt will ii|i{w>:i| in nil, nml mm that Ihik nn crniiic'tiiiii with niiy i'niv.Iii^ ilully phjhm', Thtt WGMtcrn Mon.c-iCend will lm |*ulil^hoil ntt'nl^ii'.v, Aim ,on tintiiIh'i".liui'.vi nml wni'.My iliiMi'iiflur. It wlllcniiMst if fj'istniiii I'n.jis, ciiniiiiiiiiii; ll'l riiliiiiuiH nf liituri'Ulii',' rend* in;' lm- .mhiii,'- nml old. If ^mi 'Ii-sIh1 thn InliMt li'|i^rii|ililc linn* fi'iim Iioiiiii ri'iiil Tlm Wii.ti'iii llrnDcutcriil mul gi;t thn lii'»t tfi-iiin ih" wnrlil <ivi'i'. Look for thc Scrlol Story tin* Inmost hit in iircRont'ilny lli'tlon. Vou (.'iiniiftt help hut uiij'iy It. Do not iiiIhh lho lli-Ht clinptor. " The Western Homcntcnd will devote n pngo to mnltors of lr.'.cr..'ft ti v'".:ii.':u 1'n ).],?, ):./.. ., C»-'7 HriUMihohl llliHn wlll ho ylvon wccUly, ..I.-...V4.*4 41 il44 The Western Homestead will contain n gooil Short Story each week, .-ijirlciiltunil Note* nud ninny other foaturnH "Tttty W(i«tprn Hnm«<<ii|i*riff *••'" '^o «>) *.<,>'•*■ pYnrytx'bfire la tlio Welt at 6c per copy or »t a yearly nubicrlptlon of |J.i p^yAblc In ndvance. Ou Sntiinlny, Octobor 20tli, Wattli for The Western Homestead Y Y Y •{• ? ? Y V Y Y Y Y Y 7 Y Y Y v Y Y i 365 THE ^y i&s4 . , , ,/ <Vtnr-"tm»M.V.mit ft tmt.mmmw u-i i.. ImS&'t ?l i , ri ...ll \Pi CARBO MAGNETIC RAZORS have Kvclutionicci nv;or mafcln^—tf-^v n OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE SECRET PROCE3S-th<: ite^l us^i ra I • •If % » l^» |2£. (!#•« -.- TiM?Ef>.ED 2V ELECTRICITY, v/hichJs their nar.ufactur^ I: cf tlm finer J English and r..l Juiy, &ni at last there has been *** **>, t f « |. f I ? j Y Y Y The* N*c\vH|iniii>r of tlio* f*r.'«< Cini-uHmi West v v ? Swedish make. This wonderful Jiicovtt/ is thc i;sj.t ol )■:...: produced A razor that will shave any fcearcf, NO .WATT.??. !!'" V.' . „ „ . ELECTRIC TEMPERING addi CARBON to tht f.edt w**.--*jr t-rp-i-ir fy f!r-», (ff-r nftt*# tfru* m?<hod knera for ten-tories) DE8TROVS the CARBON which lithe life of «'.:m, A'.\ •*"•■•„■• r*.;'•*.;• "r-r'tr* must r***- HONED AND GROUND often, at their blades will NOT hold an edge any length o< tl.r.v. CAF:3 J r.P.WZT.C RA:>OR3 do not recu.re HONING or GRINDING during a lifetime in private oki they arj -»!! tzm^zr.i tilt:- every put of thrir bU-fet beln-j iob|ected to the tame AMPERE8 OF ELECTRICITY. CARBO MAGNETIC R/.ZOK3 «*; erouad FIVC times by the HAMBURG METHOD, the most expensive grinding known, YOUR DEALER will deJirer to you one ot these CARBO MAGNETIC RAZORS on M d«p' trlaf, without obligation on your part to purdute----Ha.ee advantage of this opportunity. 3:etk avray from the barber habit 1 You will iiv** .$50.00 annually. . Call on our representatives fn your town, and requett a copy of "Hints On Shaving"—TMs booklet illustrates the correct razor position for shaving every part of Ihe face (ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPHS TAKGN 7R0M LIF2)Ht alio tells you HOW TO STROP A RAZOR PROPERLY; aJaouIi txt dealer b: out of tScrr, drop ui ^ c^ti, ani wcwill send you one by return mail. Firm of A. L. SILBERSTEIN, Ilakers, «J. D. QTJ^.IIj Y v •.S<Mrf. FJroarJxvnv. N. Y. sum ii>emi him MmfSSmmmWaS, FERIsriE '...£> Yi Ul "', i''.& ' J \y t: 11 i. y '* *'. .j- i .. c . * , iv« >' s i y i f.-. * ■ !•' ■■■; k ' t ■*■ T*" i . '.i-i i. *■ ■ i -I:"' i \py ' 'I j'Li • ■"'■■ -;;-is-.?.-'{jv-4;,f,- .-*ui y^8BNig r^Qi^J-asL-qfl^ li*. RICH. DELICIOUS, -PURE , „-.Vk-->l; --• '■.■ji.jif'ftt,,'.'-''"*/ .-*> ^__, ♦"*- ,. T,:****- *"■» O *a -* ' • ,'-fv--\' * CLEANLY trlANUFAGTURED '" tVsr •'. 4-'--•: .•*■ •.': -i"-'i---»-'T';;2___aA—*vvi ■^.■AITS-: Invitations; by. Telephone; Opposed"'by _!r«L\V*-,',_M'»'pbir«.ofi Stern.,*$ex.'j V, :. Is Packod Only in Sealed Lead Packets to 7--7.''7."vT;''-.:'^ '"• ' iBLMciiSS^ --iViiixEBf ";:■: v7-v/7.6REEi j,.i'j,.,}„- r >4 di- ....I ;-:\.'-'a . At-Vour Qroce^-j V. AN IMPOSSIBLE .TASK i ' '*. ■ ■ 4 ' ___), . *S . ,/Accbrding-'to' --Sir.-' Sargent', the ■Commissioner," General! of Immigration American 'tabor,/is engaged in the complicated enterprise of trying 1 " v a, _ i , ■*' to lift itself with -one hand -while holding itself'do'wn'with'the or,her7 '**'-;. '.-'... ','',.- ■ '■- He says th'at-''the-fact* that' the United" States pays higher, wages than any. - other country, on earth, •brings era!grants, here.".'' t ' , Of the , 'truth cf that statement there can oe.iio doubt. Some of our 4 '* ' ' ** emigrants came for other -reasons but the inducement to the great majority is the possibility of getting " two dollars" per day instead of ' two dollars per week. ' If our' business blackens and wages fall,- the tide of emigration shows at once' the close watch that ' 'the' emigrant keeps on the American wage" scale. . ,' "_._,' The number of arrivals lessens and many of these of earlier arrivals go home.with a little bunch of savings. .'"Labor lights steadily for higher;" and-almost as "steadily opposes "immigration. It puts up the' premium and' strives to -bejt back the hands *. that .rush out to receive it. ... T~ ijabor'F"rdeai"is"*monop"oly- of"-t~he" • labor market, 'it will-limit the num- ' her of, workers and so force from "the community a higher wage than that compelled by, competition. It may-only be-a coincidence, and. it the scarcity-of labor.** I am •■PUBLIC - ABB AITOR ts- certaijS!' that]if no more men come herei fdr ten'; [years (there would not .bjs,^ shortage. ... At, the, coast,.and.:t><)il miles;'inland, they'„only,Iwarit^ Chinese and Japanese, because they, get them chcap[ -. ■ V 7 _,' * '■yours'respectfully, , _ .,,. ■" ." ;,-: Y- " ' W.'SUEPPARD.' 7,erv. dlSictflt..tlrJng-.foi_j. me to prevari-" cjitejpii my'Ject.,- lf.lt'weren't for-.-tha pi-ppgnce^pfj'ibyx'i}- ..womai^.-i shouHlh't liave' Silid''pi-'ev.'i;'-ieate.'.-" ''"'*- 7. ' ' "Has anything hiip'pened*recentliv.to. ..brln'-V'forth, tills plilllpplc^nsked'! the "wop.uurdelfeatdly.'■"'':' ;'' }■"■ /-• *■■■.■_' '/i^'¥p.%!"?U™P,,S<l^'l*''2*''' companion, still "hi".. gi-owf/r^T'T^ye"'jnst!"^*«eir--:sa"ntj* J)agpoid^il^lii«iilvlHg an, engngemut/tp go siilling._'"lMlu^*o'ls'"rtnytfalnB In'the worjd ,1. particularly, dislike].' )t. is.sa'll- . Ing:'beastly sporti particularly lri tin-. wirtnhi .veiUb^.Ulie.jJfis.^ ^ , ., v:', • "lyhaye.iievif'i; gojic anywhere on n ,snltboat_-,th$-tvye^liaj'cn't* $een elthqp becalmed or drenched." ' > . , ■, -'"'."I- should'-think-that.any-.onc as fertile of excuses as. I have found you to •be couldyhave -managed to get out,'of accept-In;? 'such aiv Invitation."1 ';''.'. w ,'lVcoi,J<,V^.I*'a.vo"if;,lt hadn't'-been for, .that its veil tio'i of .thpovil one, the tel.o-^ phone." "'foil'yoii how it' wns./Theoth-' or diiy< I "Was called up'ovci* the phono; by a girl with a mighty sweet, voice,. *'l <lL!n't roco';r.:i7P- It i'.i the least. 'Is- • that you, Mr.- Smith?',the.voice asked...' "I rnnliod fli".t it was" l.}"1 . ,', ..'!-. :.",Wli'at are you going to'do on Slit-; uvdayV Inn u I red lho voice. • ' • v INTERVIEW WITH.,MR. NESBITT'. may be' the operation of an econom- ■ ic.law, but the,fact is that never, in ; our "histo'.'y'huve" .wages been so high | nie, which is, a pretty good As tue questioo of emigration ' to Canada is for the moment * one - of s-jmcimporlance to South 'Wales miners, owing to the presence in their midst of Mr. R. H. Nesbitt, ■ who has come over to obtain about 200 men for the Crow's Nest Pass Colliery Company ..Limited,," of British ColumDia; 'our reporter called upon Mr. Nesbitt at. the house where' he isHstaying at Bridgend, and askrjd, hiin .for his comments upon'the criticism- put forward^ in .the:"above"' let-" ter.* '. ...'.' ''. 7, "Of course I cannot., answer for the personal ..'experience of your correspondent,"' said "Mr. Nesbitt, "but" you,wiil observe that*he says he has wandered pretty well over Canada, and the United States*since 1902. Of "course "dorf t^a"nT^'Tuggp?*any-' j thing jthat.I,, ought no.tvto^ but*_may. .it not be an ,..' illustration of ..the truth" of ' the proverb,-7 "a rolling tone gathers no moss?" At present, however;';iybur correspondent-appears to 'be ' doing „fairly .well,;,as. he7is staying at the Queen's Hotel, Fer- hotcl. as durin-j ,the last lew, years,. the period'of bur heaviest immigration. Labor,,'fs .disposed-, to. pyerlepk' the fact thut immigrants bring mouths to feed and backs to clothe, as well .-iS" brawn. It a'pi,oarfc!; not',/:' to'ec'e^thaV-tho,- produceri.- who Irighten,,- it' arc, also consumers to lioap it busy. . , ■*... Labor lo-.ic in a good deal of a mystery anyway. .■*■:• ■ Sometlnies it. goes to the point— Bametinies it Ins a trick ol stumbling over tlicir own feet.—-New ,,York feun, Sr.pt-* Hi He, is "'quite .iig'ht -as ,toV the cost cf a halrj1 cut'; and shave.f -Biit razors 'are ay ■ easily.: procured '; in'1' Br tish Columbia as here, and men 'can ' have ,therns£lye,_j... ,1 .always-do,.aiuL put tlia" 3s lid in my '-own pocket. ,';;It js true—as,:was-stated*'by^.the way iu- the .'newspaper paragraph ari- u-juncing my' visit—that board and room would cost. £5, but;-, tlie "men earn, niii.ch more than 123 Cd a day, i.nd'I say definitely that, a good ex- jjc-rlinccd m!n:i- not- 'afraid "of work c.-.n earn .Gl-a day. I have,.for in- s'.ance, Uie ,pay ticket of n miner v.ho -w.s Lrmerly of Macstog,' who' bus asked me to show it to his o:'::'.'.--';-,l rop'.leil'lioforc,! lhouf?ht.i "•',-h-n'l that ('.olijihtfnl!''said tlio- voice, "l'hon you 'wI11.ro with ■ us on p. Riillin™ trip.^won't you?'--' *• . '"'Wlio 'v\ tjii--?' I asked.'my caution asspi-iins itfoir to'i late. •'..'," "Thon-she spo'to her nanic. .and by* a'.l lho Iittlo fl-:'*'*". *it„w!\<5 t-nt" of a'- .trirl' whom I especially dislike. But, v hat could T do? If I refused, thon 1' should make an. enemy of * her for. life., There wlll bo no rtno'ln tho party who' will bo in^t'.io loast lnterestiijg to me.' °a'.:d so I havo lot myself -jn^or about an bad a'driy-asimy worstenomy could desire.f<jr mc. * ,: .7; '/. u'" l! "Now..' i' sjAonld . lilro ,to see a law passed making invitations,by,tolcphoiiol a felony tp be piinlslied^Vv imprison-■ m'onf; and I-think it should be legally- '(*i\acteil also-that no woman' or man', lr.ay preface an invitation-by saying, what are you goinc: to do on such and «r.ch" a -"day .'and., thus cutting off .nil, 'iope of retreat, for the victim." ' i „ "It is a low'down'thing to_do," ns- sontwl"-ihe. woman" absently, "hut of, .foi'irse there is ijlways a' way out of it." ..... .-* \ , . .... _uiHpw-?—Wojneji-arer'.ngbnious-thl^gs.- "'iift not even on?'(if•''thnt slippery sex enulil get: out of a definite engagement, ■'nnld s!ie?"-- ', "'"' " "Of courso.'iPlio would have a. headache at the last moment. Why don't ,'yau * do * that; or ■ elks- send , n note by iues"senKcr'.' to'shy thfit' you have been •»ailo<l. out-'of.'.to.\yj),ou.Important bu?i-. :ie.'-s?" "' .- "I could not dp It," declared the mnn.. "Afioi*..'! have, promised, and tlie party" Is made np and my hb'stossjsdopend- Ip.ilj-Jir^ihe.'.l c'onid-not. be'sb beastly iheiin as to disappoint iier—I couldn't really. That ls.li feminine trick; It .isn't masculine." . . . ...,.■-.. . """'O'l,'Isn't it?" scoffed the'womnn'as she phieoil .a .pillow, at hnr; back. "'Well,; ymi would thlnlc It was mnscn*. line-if you woie ii hostc.s.s during the season."., ,,-J -_^^^ ,-. *, PISTACHIO FOR GARNISHING. ..,'..> " ' Ottawa', Sept.' '28, ,1907.'-. ,^Thc" custom ;'prevailing 'among farmers , throughout^ Canada" '*';'of slaugitcriiig "' ■ aninials,.,particularly, swine'; '-"upou -their t'bwn premises' and selling the' dressed.- carcases"-.- on ■ the local),market,, is one which entails more, or'iiless,-loss tb-the^'prbducer. Be'fbrej the .advent "of- packing.- establishment's;. .the domestic trade. - was supplied -by- the, local "butchers, who were, necessarily, compelled'to; pro-, vide for'futlire-Bupplies',: and',',"as ,a result, the local markets -were created. Conditions-have changed, however, the' local dealers no longer supplying the .domestic 'trade,' which has passed, .into the hands " of the packing houses, which are now the distributing,' centres for meats. Packers can,, afford to, • and.u actually dp pay;higher prices.-and fell'at lower" values than the local butchers for reasons which ,are obvious 'when one considers that profit's are -represented by the,-by-products... The"-packers adverse to' buying dressed1' carcases, as, they represent smaller' profits by. by-products. Again,'" dresse'd"carcases, are impcrfec-Jy handled by. '5tjhe farmsr, .the meat i:s,^any case being bruised and unsightly; this, as,-well I as improper chilling .being deterrent to'good, prices. Animals, especially hogs, require'scientific chilling,- btli- erwis3-i those. part-? which enter into the urocsss of" curing become sour and . untit, for market. Packers * prefer, to, buy their meats-on'the hoof, nnd for;.the reasons set forth abbye, are aisle""to*.pay'higher* prices for tne same ■•'■,'' , - ...Iii" view,, however, of the , large .trade carried on in somo'.parts of Canada,.;•• more, particularly., during the-fall and winter, .in.dressed pork, ■as* well-us", in other dressed meat, att?ntion may be directed' to one of the 'requirements af' the regulations made under the new meat inspection act, which is, likely to have a considerable effect* on the business.above referred to. .'The Department of vAg- ricultiire at Ottawa having assumed. to depress'the! price af dressed meat! and it will be*well for producers to bear in mind the -new conditions. and when, for any reason's,--unable,to market their stock bn hoof as {they should undoubtedly do whenever'pos- sible, dress ■ their' Logs; 'as- well ' ,-'as other animals,'* in-such a ,way,.as to meet'the ■ requirements of. -the ..new act. 7 * \ " ",' >- .' '-'.-*•'■•'■•■-■'*■•»£•'---• .'..in'i'l. ' '■)-i . - ''i'-i"1- :!??ft-?o ANOTIIEIt .SI I MS TO TUB QUESTION Green of this Kernels,GIvcb Pleasing Effect to Diohec. Choppod pistachio nuts nro much ii§ed for the (V'coi'Mtlon of ninny illsh- es.* IMiio nuts iua,v also bo used., The green, of the 'pistachio Is e.ipoclally brothtr and iiuiuco him to come out j plensliiR.- They arc used on Iittlo su- ospoolal With iffer'encc to the inducements which are he iii.' held but, to South Wales miners to emigrate to British Columtlj, wo have received the following letter from n miner who em- lf-rnlod from thc I'lhondda Valley In 1802; Fornle, B. C, Aug. Quoun's Hotel ■ ,1'Jtli, 1*07, Dear Mr. Editor—I hnvo hoen ln thlH jiliico, Kurnlc, a fow dayB looking for work in trio coal mines, m it wnfl in tho newspapers nU over Br tlsli Columbia that thoy woro COO mon tjhort litiro. Br.t 1 found out niter I ;;ot huro that thoy did not want anybody, and It Ih tho flamo ililn*; nil ovor thin,country. 1 worked in ih*i Kliondda Vulloy, South Wales, eight yours, nnd left there VJ02, mill I lave hoen pretty well all over C.tiuilu und tho United Statis. Men whfi 4'ome here are told of tlio big mousy m.idfi, but not what thoy li:ive to lay out. '1 met three \Volnh- inon Ijpi'.j on I'-rlilny Just, out 'from WiiluR. They w-rc mnrrlt'd mon!with \ fiimll cw, aiid they 'lind leen loqklm,' lul \;„l'., ,,.. viJ.U i,,i)n a IK.'. COUltl liul ',;et ;t, .nt,] llu- t.'.J'tc- olhox'ti luA It-It Rood joi-s ii como litre. Tho money made Iito, K you are lucky enoui-h to got n job, looks big, but when I tc'.l you wlut you pay out It makes It. very f-m.ili. It. costs <■« l.d (7!jc^ lor a hair cut nnd nlirfVA: .C5 n month l« th** clio.ipest. board i,»ntl. room you can r,ct, nnd Irom .cn to ,CB for a suit of clothuH, and everything iIho in proportion, The moAt money a Miinp-iny man ninkcH Ih 12k fid n .'my, T have ni'ide more than that In Wales myself. I can Buy that thin country In not what It ih crnckeil up to he. There ari hundreds looking about for work, nnd yet every one of the niwspapjrs here is always tell Inn of to-j, It shows-that he earns moro than.-*?! a day. I sliiijl he addressing a mectln-' of miners at the Bun- raven Hotel, Bridgend, on' Saturday afternoon at four o'clock, and I w.ll produce „ this and , other pay tickets to nny who wish to sue them and nnn-vtr any questions. I know frcm personal cxpcrlf-nco and observation th.it mining labor Is .scarce'ln Bnti.h Columbia. My company Kiiarante.- wr-rk to tho men who <ume out, mid wo huvo a lot of mining property to dovelop." "I notlco," added Mr, NeHbltt, that Mr. Thomas Richards, M. P., the a'.lo seorotary of tlio South Wales Miners' I-'oderation, has warn- od Welshmen to he careful about uolng out to HHUhIi Columbia. I am a Wi'lHhinnn inynolf, Wolsh-Hpcnlc- In;-, nnd lived In Wnlen until rocont years, aud I can nsmiro Mr. Richards I shr.uld bo tho very last to Induce my countrymen to go out unl.'Bj I l.now thero was a good chitiico of llicm doing well,'' vory biscuit to paws wilh courses nt lunclii'oii. Hull' ii hot lmkliij? powder biscuit, spread with polled inont nml something chopped to glvo a bit of color to tho Hurl'm-o. such as pursley or ehlves, Is HPi'voil with bouillon.' A novel anchovy (oust for a final touch nt dinner lifter the,sweet ties- sort, may bo mndo llko this: Sot n soup pinto over boiling water and In It put a tnhlospoonful of butler. Let tho butter melt Ijcfora milling the bentcii yolks of three raw orjih. Add otuniRh nn- ehovy sniico to color theso somowlint, but not a deeper shade thnn salmon, else tho stiltiiuHH -will be too pronounced. While this Ih belnp; done some ono should bo tnnsllng four Hllros of bt'ond, which mimt bo dipped nn both sides lu tho saiico, Hei'vo iih hot mi pnsHlblo, If prcforred, tlio toast mny ho well nnnl'PilJn the miii;c» nnd thon put In tliu oven until crisp ngulii. NEEDLEWORK NOTES. Baltimore, Md., Nov, 11, lUu3. | Mimril'u l.'lnimoni- Co, TitmltoM ' - i Sirs,---T ciimo nf-rofiH n hnttlo •your MIN'ARD'H MNIMENT in iliaiids of one of tho studdiitH at the University cf Mnsyland. and he being so kind ns to lot mc use tt for Lingerie wnlstn of vnlcnclonnoH and I'liiny Inoe and nil kinds of hIiw RlulfH llltl'lllll'll tO 111* WOl'll Willi Clotll Hkll'tH hnvo Htin bolts nud collnrs llko tho mii- lorlnl of tho wnlsi. I-'nr n "fiiuoy woi-kbnskot iiecuren •miiill liiiHkot with double Mils. I.lnc tlii' Imsltot with pretty plows of ullk * i tf ii 11V iliwh'od i<nl<ii'« fin <lid iwdi.p n. I -jIiIo of the lid mnko fiiHtonliigs for tl)C j inilil HoiKNiirs, pins, ImilUlitH, Ktllotton, the responsibility of inspecting and practically guaranteeing* the health- fulness of all meats and meat' products sent,out by the packing nous- is,-'must; cf necessity, protect .itself by making sr.rethat.no dlseasndicar- casegjarc permjttcd to .enter ! these establishments. •• Tho most effective ( i way of j preventing the -entry of, such, diseased meat is, of course, the care- ante-mortem. Inspection' provided »by thc\rcguiations act, but-in view' of- of the large trade carried on in dressed,-- carcases,*, and of the fact, that both farmers and packers have be;n;in. the',„liabit of handling, meats in "tliis' wayV'the offlclnis iii chargo of tho enforcement'i of'tho act have de- cided to admit to^tho establishments under' inspection, ' drosscul carcases under such conditions as wlU.enabl? them to ju'iljie with!reasonable4 certainty ns; to ■' whether tlio animal, prior to slaugliter, was free-' from disease. Provision has therefore been mode for tho admission on inspection, r.f drossed carcase with the head, heart, lungs and liver held by their sntur.U attachments, such carouses to ho Inspected .before entering tho establishment, and, If found fir for food, to be ho mnrlccd nnd admitted for packing purposes, whllo if found to be diseased, to bo condemned and tanked, This being tho caso, it is incumbent upon every farmer bringing drosstd hogs or other animals to market to remember that unless'tho carcases aro dressed in accordance with thc regulation mentioned n/bovo, namely, with theso organs loft in tholr proper positions, it wlll got bo possible for tlio representatives of tho packing houses to buy such carcases for uso ln nny of tho establishment., coming dndor tho, operation of the Moat and Cnnnod Goods Act.' The presence of the buyers or agents of thoso ostnlilishmcnts on our local markets has always been, at least to some, extent; a safeguard ngnlnst passible attempts by local combinations of butchers nnd others BADLY RUN DOWN1, , ■• , Through. .Overwork—Dr.... .Williams:. Pink" Pills Restored Health and . -. o • Strength. ■ *. ' Badly run down is the conditiori.of thousands throughout' Canada—pep haps you are one of them. -Yoii nnd work, a burden. You are weak, easily tired; out' of sorts;--*- pale, and thin. Your' sleep is .restless; ypjr | appetite,,poor and you suffer" from, headaches.. All this , suffering is", caused by bad blood and notliing'cnn | ma'tfe' you well -but, good -blood— j nothing can.-'make .this good blood- so quiekly as Dr. -Williams' Pink _ Pills for'1 Pale People. - These 'pills never fail to'"' make rich', red'' blood Mr. H. -R. Reed, 'Quebec 'City, says: "About" twelve months ago I'was all run-down as the result of overw:irK. My doctor ordered' me to take- a cbmple'o"rest,, but this'"did not help me. I hud no appetite; my nerves were unstrung and-1 was so'weak"I could scarcely-„move. Nothing ■ the doctor did helped me'and I beg*an-tb'. think 'my" case was incurable.-'While confined to my robnv friends came to s:e, me and one,of them adv sed 'me to try Dr. Williams' Pink,"'Pills. I did so and soon my • appetite' improved; my'color., came hack'and in less than a' month I "was able ■ to leave my room., I continued the pills for another month' and ■ they ^om- pletely cured me. I.am now. in the best of; health and "able to do ° my work without, fatigue... 1. feel' sure that all who are.weak will find ,rc- -ncwed—health-and-strcngth—In-i—Div Williams' Pink-Pillsv They, certainly saved me from a life of misery." When ' Dr. Williams' ' Pink Pills make new blood-they go'right, to the root'of and cure anaemia, rheuma-*! tism.-Sr. 'Vitus dance, kidney trouble, .indigestion', headache, and backache and those secret ailments which make "'thi lives" of so many' women- arid" growing .girls, miserable; .Sold by all medicine dealers or by mall at 50c. a. box or six boxes for,$2.50 from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brccx'vlllc',' Ont:'" ' " ' ' tfevnie. 38. C, 0000000000000000000000 , v 7 I *" THE BEST OF SERVICE 0900000000000090009000 ■ CALL AND SEE C. W. DAVEY & CO. f/t ■ ->J» •SB* Kings Hote , k °* Fernie, B. C. JOHN, PODBIELANCIK, ,PROP Bar supplied with the best of Wines- . Liquors and0"Cie;ars. : Dining Room in connection , PA CITI G Hotel, Hosmer t - •" ' ' " * Open May 1 ■. :; Everything new and * up-to-date. °'\ " ,: Every accommodation ... , for the public. .' Bar Slocked with the _ ' ■•» - finest in the land ' ' Fi LABELLED . < Proprietor • i ' IIAKRIMAN'S 13MKRGKNCY 7 .RATE. . The Harrinian lines will .put Into effect cir Oct. 7'nn emergency** rate on soft'coal, similar to that now in f.-rce on tho Great Northern, Pacific totwoen Duluthl Superior, the Twin Cities nnd other. eastern cities nn.l Spoki'iiU' and points to the enst y\} Idaho and.Montana. -, | Thc local office of tho comrmy ; this morning received the following telegram from It. B. Miller, Fort- l:i.id, general Irelght agent of, the O. It. it N.': "Union Pacific advise will publish a $7 emergency rnto on soft coal from Council Bluffs, Omaha, St. * Josoph, Ravenworth nnd Kansas City to all O. 11. & N. rail stations, The Dalles nml cast; effec- tIve,CW. 7." This means thnt Illinois and Indl- una coal can bo brought direct' from cho initios by Spoknno and tho Pa- loueo country more than Spokane. This city now has a rate of $6 on soft nnd hard conl nllko, nnd tho $7 rittu Is thorcforo unlikely to mnko I*ny preemptible chanuto In tho local situation, It is, however, cheaper than can bo Hccured hy dealers in the PaloiiBe by getting the $G rate to Spoknno nnd then paying the' local from here to destination. The r.\tc xxxAy he said to have been made In tlio interests ol the Inland Empire points outside of Hpoknno. CENITRAIv- hotel; > " ' Under new management Well furnished rooms. * Tlio tublo is supplied with the bust; tho market affords. Tl.o bar is supplied with tlio best wincB, liquors nnd cigars, Jas. Severn, Prop. ttssr. wry ...I, IM. T in training for foot races, nnd to say that it helped me would bo putting It very mildly, nnd I therefore ns!. If you would lot mo know of ono of your nficnts that is closest' to Riltfinorii ro Hint' T may obtain soma of it. Thanking you In advance, I remain, yuur,i truly, W. O. McOMEAN. H ist. Paul Street. Care Olivor Typewriter Co. V. S.—Kindly onsw-'r at once. v'tC One ot (he dl.tlniltlcs Hint the nnift* tour ilrosHtnnkcr Ims to encounter In llie- (ItilMhliiK of tho skirt niiule from .l,,ll. r.,. ..I..,l|..,. ..,) ..i.i 'P. . . ii , .,*^.»..*..*4.. »u h*.-i ^..s; [ir<ip«->r result the ihIro of thc Nkirt 'liould bo hound with soft silk seam 11111111111*, thou turned iirnlur to the depth af the hcin. MnklnK tin Intiirn pfd'i- the ii-st'iiu'i- of the oriltniiry hoin menus nu tniMl^litly rliljro when tho iklrt la proHscil. * How ta Treat Merln-jti*. To prevent nierlnsnn on cream pie from lieconiluji watery keep In tlie kitchen about nn hour after brown- (nit. If set In a cold place at onco, It will fall und bo watery. , ,,. "\P/ v^2iB\\,t \ NAPANtEE H OTEL PERNIE, B.C. Eoeri) attention. mmm\%mwVmm RooniB rcserucd by wire A pleasant home Por the traceller. c! L. WHELAN • - Maiiaqcr IV SotnotimoH ono ucits "bitten" by buy* InU' wlitiio ho thinks lio enn ffot the beet at the chiMippHt prlco. It Ih always wUettt to fii-hl bu Mini ot tho nunilty.Miid tlic.i filudv the prico propoiitlon after* wnrdi. NVc first »lm at (jlvlii-j, the rmblic pure dniffH, and cnmpoiinilln-? litem carefully and correctly m-cordtiij/ to prescription. Then wc flic tho price tu allow out-M-lvcs thu Hiialte-it nmrplu of worlflii-y profit tliereon. That li why our Here lu to popular. Tbo Pnlaoo Drug Storo T«l. 19 H. r, M-tUtn. Mgr. 0*S*w*f*'^ " <" '• < CY Hotel I FERNIE* ? ? v •:* •f V ? V V ? V V V Y V V Y Y Y. The Hotel of Pcrnlc The centre of Commerfllnl and Tourist Trade Calslnc Unexcelled *-> S. r. Wallace Y ? 4 ? : i o a*, r. wkiiiacc Prop, y- ers Seriously III.: i Indianapolis, Ini.", Oct.. 7.—President Johii M.tctiell, of'.. the .United Mine "Workers' of "America, is iir at tlie residence of Editor SaxtonV' of the Mine Workers'; Journal, and;his One ot the : funnels ■ have, .caught g*?6und'*arid is•;,'makingV*'grea'b-.-?i;progress." Ahout'i40 men are employed. ',Mrii-and -Mrs. Howb'rook- hay^ .,op- • A* Rhondda Welshman whoVhas for- y --. „• - •* .' '■; ''-4 - ■■.:'• .■ -■• | some- time -been ^working ini British. ..<■ • . -. '-...-' , v' - «.- ... Columbia, has written a long letterj a long ,etter to Thomas Richards, ened up a first-class baarding house M. P.; secretary of the-South Wales and-, can - accommodate 20 people. Anyone visiting Carbonado can have a first-class meal cooked for '25c. ■■'" ■ ' : "•■'■■' up to -date Men. are up the ..high line .'getting out all the pipes and fails-that'are of any vah>*. There are eight families now liv- triends feat that his illness may. be ing at Carbonad0, Mr. C. Walker. •I i f 1 ! '. fatal. Mitchell has-never been well, since he underwent an operation several months ., ago, and recently he has suffered, Intensely at times. He became so ill two days ago that medical aid was necessary. His physician refuses to make a statement regarding the case, "and * this Increases the fear that Mitchell is in a critical condition.. . There are strong symptoms of appendicitis, and that,should an operation be' necessary, Mitchell's vitality is so . low that he would not Burvive. getting here with his furniture last week,'and .more people are expected as Mr. McLean is busy fixing uo more cottages, j* . Mr. John Rlgg, along with R. Forsyth, left> for Fernie on Monday night last. The boys of Carbonado were- sorry to part with them, and wishes, them "every success. Good luck; Bob and Jack. . . * " ■ Mr. Ben Cheetham and Charles Edgar1 arrived, here from Fernie Monday night and commenced . work on Tuesday,"morning. They are staying at'Mr. Howbrook's.- Miners' Federation,-; urging- Welsh miners to be on , their guard with. reference to any inducements that may be offered.tbem to' emigrate.to that district. From this letter :it would eoem that, some of the agreements, which, the. miners .are. obliged to sign nre said to be highly objec-' tionablo, and the correspondent forwards" for examination, seme specimen capies of these -documents. On this point, Mr. T. Richards,,,M. P., writes: .yi have examined the forms ^referred to, which the workmen arc asked to signi and also the special rules which they are .subjected1 to at the colliery, and I have no hesitatiob in advising all . Welsh miners, to be wary of changing their location, poor as some.of thero are; for British Columbia." , The correspondent referred to adds: "Tho money * offered is not good enough to meet the cost of living' in this part of the world." ..A prpruineht citizen1 lay on his death bed; So many anxious friends called jto, inquire ^hls^wnditlori' that. th£ physician and Jamily^dccided ..to bulletin his condition every, hour on •> - „ ,-, •■.'•• ' - . - ■ ■ a .-blackboard, which1 was' placed on' ,-,. • •"*■■' ■*■- i • \i v .<*; the. front porch.. The day the Judge died the bulletins ran as follows: ',' 1.30 p.m.—The judge is sinking rapidly. . *-'..' . 2.30 p.m.—The judge is very low. 3.30 p,m.--The judge is'dying. , 4.30 p.m.—The judge has gene to Heavou. '-, *'J "' ' " '" A little later a wag game along, read the bulletins, and. to cap tbe climax, added the following:, 5.30. p.m.—Great consternation in Heaven. The judge hasn't arrived.— Express Gaaette, Cincinnati. . NURSING-WANTED by a respectable and experienced person. .* ~l -4 "' , ^ Address: 7 - , Mrs. W. (Nurse),,. , , ■■"■- -" "Ledger" Office. 7.30?a;m^ Except '•'■ : -'.-A, '*■ -, For.St. Paul, Chicago, New'York, Toronto, '■Seattle. Spokane, Vancouver and Victoria " "' '„;'.'■ ■"''■' -Via- •'•. .?' ■■' ,J . «-,•*,.- - ■ >l*','i *■ The Great Northern Railway ''/The Comfortable" Way" Fernie to Seattle 24 Hours 4 " " * Vancouver 32 Hours Victoria: 30 Hours u For particulars call on,or address - "'.. - - H. L. .BLACKSTONE, Agi., Fernie, or W. A. ROSS, A. G. P..A., Seattle The Demaufez Propelkr Company, ''.'-, -5 ' ,. Incorporated under the laws of British Columbia. Secured in Canada and United States Patent Office. President—W. H/WhSmsteiv Police Magistrate., Vice-President-A. W^ Bleasdell,. Ex Mayor of'Fernie. Treasurer—T. ,-, Beck, Merchant,. Fernie. Secretary—M, . Kastner, Fernie. "Dire^tors^-v-vr-Cr'iLlphoi^tT^j^'eilerr1^*^*"" •*• - Joe Aid lo," Merchant.' L. G. McDonald, Blacksmith.. ''.■? C. O. Demaurez,. Jeweller. ° We are how prepared to place 3,000 shares only (fully paid up and nonassessable) on the market, the proceeds of which are to be used to build a propeller big enough to demonstrate the practicability of the invention. According to the statistics of the Patent office 75% of all money is invested directly or indirectly in patents. All big inventions have been sneered at and turned down, and stock went begging at a low price, and hot one person in a,thousand took advantage of the opportunity to buy the stock. For example, Mr. Westinghouse, inventor of the now famous air-brake, was kicked, out of his own father's factory. Kelly, the inventor of Bessemer steel, was called crazy. Bell Telephone stock went begging, as also thousands of others too numerous to mention. Mostly all the big fortunes have been made through patents, or brains as it should be called. His stock The books What is a stockholder in our company? Ho is a partner, represents his interest. If ho wishes to sell his stock he can do so. are open to every shareholder for inspection; , i Buy at once ail you can afford, * In about throo months' time you may have to pay 500% more for stock. Stock purchased now may lay tho foundation of a fortune lor life. Tliis new propeller will, in our opinion, inako a great Having iii coal and machinery, and on that account leave more space for moreliandiHe iu a vessel. It will go at any speed desired, and is perfectly sale, as it can he repaired in ease of breakage at sea or elsewhere without going into dry dock. < t For further information apply to any of tho officers. Selling Agents—M. A. Kastner, C. C). Demaurez. The Demaurez Propeller Co., Limited *mJL*m *mJLm*mi swims \J*m*\*m*^9 ******** wJUmJ *m | wJUhmT c. P. Si"—You may count on C. O, Demaurez to make this invention a grand success.—G. O, Demaurez. This is a hom6 company, and we will try to keep it so. BULBS From France, Holland and Japan' SEEDS! TREES! •PLANTS! °FOR FALL PLANTING reliable varieties at reasonable prices Fertilizers,. Bee Supplies, Spray Pumps, Spravicp Material, Cut Flowers, etc. Oldest established nursery on the mainland of B. C. Catalogue free, . M.J. HENRYS Nurseries " Greenhouses and Seedhoucos VANCOUVER, B. C. 60 YEAR8"0 EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Dciions COPVfllOHTS AC. ■■ lent free. OldoM uenejr for i««mwp*tei-u. P.uiom taken through Munn i Co. reoetTt tftcial nottee, wlthoot, cbtrve, Is tae Scientific flimricatt. AhuideomelrniattrtteHwcRliif. UttuniX str- eulitloo of *aj •eientUn lourn-ji Ternn. M r Itvt tour monthi, |k Bow b|ill yew.rteeJerj.. ANADIAN >?Acmc SECOND CLASS Reduced Kutes from, Enstefn Points on Sulo Dully September let to October 31st Montreal ?4«.I0 OttnwH '...' ..S-44.85 ,,. Detroit - ■ 4 AVindsor London Guelph Toronto Parkdnlo $39.45 Correspondingly Low Rates*'*from Intermediate Points - 7 Soo-Spokane Service The Finest on the Continent and the ;^-_.=fastest between 5p.)karie and ^ -,i the Twin Cities , The Canadian Pacific Operates. Standard Sleeping Cars , & Tourist Sleeping. Cars On Two Daily Transcontinental Trains in each direction For Kates, Heservnttonii, and any Information ' dodired, npply ■ C. S. FYFK, D«pot TIcKot Agont ' H. J. COYJ.E, \Q. p. A., Vancouver, or JOILVMOE, D.P.A.NuUon, lo Consumptives Tho underelgned ha-flns been re- •rftorod to health by Dimple moans, after Buffering for nroral jreari .with a to-rere luu-j affootlon, and that droad dleoaw CONSUMPTION, la anxious to make known to bis follow sufforors tho moans of ouro. To -thoso who doBlro It, ho wlll ohoorfnlly sond (froo of chArgo) a copy of tho prescription usad, whlob thoy will find a ouro for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, CATAItMI, DRON- C13ITIS and all throat and lung MALADIES. Ho hopes all sufforors j will try this Itomody, ns It Is Inralu- | ablo. Thoso desiring tho prosorlp- ' tion, which will coot the nothing, j and may prove a blosBlng, will plfifmo address j HBV. EDWAUD A. WILSON, j ' ' Brooklyn. N. Y. J.TURNER Electrician , All work guaranteed Victoria Ave. Pernie, IJ. C. warn Slewar-i's Chocolates Just arrived a larjjc nnd fresh stock of Stewart's celebrated Chocolates. All thc favorite: flavor.* now on hand, McDougal! & Co. Cigars, Tobaccos, I'.tc. A GENUINE " DIAMOND RING FOR $2.00 GUARANTEED With a diamond ring. I reveal free how to Kccuru a beautiful complexion. DlamondH nml cxqulnlto eomplexlon nro both dcelrnblo. An opportunity to every woman Ik now offered (or obtaining both. For $2.001 olTer a 12 Kt. Gold Shell Ring, Bhnpo like n belcher, wilh nTiOnny «ct- tln^i set with n gcnuiiio diamond •iliil will Hciul freo with every order tho recipe mid illi-eutionn, for obtaining; a fiiultlciHH I'ompluxloii, eiihlly uinlt'i-.stooil niul Kimplo to follow, it will hivo thu 0X)UMIHO Of ClVMIIIS, CliHIIII-ticH 1111(1 Bli-aclii'H. Wlll free tlu>. skin from pint* pic-*, lilacklicnilH, etc,nml <;ivo tlio hklu Imnuty niul Hoftiui-H, lv Tho GENUINE DIAMOND RING 'M Wtnir..i..,i|-.*.l by tlxvi IllllllllfnClll."-'!- (0 lHU|Hn»JII'l'NI*l.t«Ml ami tilioulil any iiiurh.-iKn-l nills-allnlloil I will cili'.*!-fully ri'l'iiiid flu* money. Do not IH (hi* prici- lead yon to (Iiml)! tliii ui-iiitlih'iM'hs ov value of 1 Ills rlntf, in. tin* .••iiiV't j.ruar.itili'i'i pruU:i*t.i r-u'li uml fivi'iy |iiirt-liaKiii, Scud nn* H-.O'Mi.v mall ami tal. iKlvnntni,'** ol'tlilsollVi', ll" tlU'tln c It llniltfil. Si'.i.d M/.n uf fiti^vr for wlilw-li rin-jj- is di'ilivil. T. C. MOSELEY !W Kust ti:li-il street New Vorli (.'Ity FREE OPPEK He ml mo your name uu • tho naim'H of ."» reputable pi-nplo as ritfereiu'u ami I wlll forward you it 'irnpot-itiot1 to act n* my i<Kunl uiul nc-K my goodi ixx your locality. T. C. MOSELEY Department 15 a? V.w.T9flril Str^pf. WW XfXTtK PTTT «amasSfm*mmmm*mmwtmmmm9mmmmn Norman Rusk General I-tlneksmlth P pairing, etc. IIOItSK SHOKhVG Cun tt ul \"i u,j:.-i Avfiiiu; t*. J«fs*.»y tt |..i'-- • y-i- m i 1 ; «'• :-i I-*.-?.- i'7. I1-' ' ! ' ~t ->- )••' t. ■ '4 ' I ; 6 { I I l.i 1 ', '..•7- r -U. .r* PERNIE LEDGER, .FHRNTE.JB.'■ 0. - OCTOBBRrlt, 1907 News 61 the ' {.^{••^•^m^mJm******^ , Wanted.—Woman for general housework. Wages satisfactory.—Apply DrVH.ggins. ; 7 '• ; -'; "' 7 ■■ Stenography .taught by expert, ■evening classes. - Copying a specialty. Apply ''Ledger" Office. \ 7 , .Wanted to rent.—Comfortable house, 7 or 8 rooms, modern.—Apply W. S. Stanley, ^"Ledger" office:.;; Lost.—Gentleman's kid, glove for right hand. Reward ior return at Hotel-Fernie. For Sale.—Household, goods,of all kinds including furniture, carpets, pictures, dishes, roll top desk, books,' phonograph, child's cutter, etc.—Apply after 3 p.m., J. W.Nunn, .76 Macpherson Avenue. Wanted.—Live wide, awake boys in every city, town and village to sell Western "Canada's new weekly newspaper,. ."The Western Homestead." Hustlers' can make big nioneyT No capital required. Write . for terms immediately. -> "The Western Homestead, "-Calgary, Alta. ,: I ? 4? A V Y Y Y Y Y t Y Y f A Few Reminders Griffin - Brand Breaksast Bacon and Hams. Fine Ontario Cheese, New Laid Eggs, a * Sliced,Boiled Ham. ' Not how cheap but how good. Fresh f Fre-sh! Saturday Specials Red Cross Baking Powder 16 oz. reg.. . price 25c. Saturday. '.. 12 oz. Baking Powder, regular price 20c. Saturday.......... 20c 15c ? ♦ ♦ Y $ -Y Y The Crow's Nest Trading Pernie, B. G. A*..: W- J- Blundell Gash Grocer Fernie, B. G. ♦ Y Y Y Y ♦♦♦K'«'X"»<«X« f *%%*%^%^.-V«^^%%. ^*-'%^^*%^^'%%<%i^«/%'V%^%%%'' President Sherin.in is in. Frank this week straightening up., the trouble at the Hillcrest mines. " The Young Liberals of Fernie are. holding their lu-xt meeting- on, Monday night, the 28th instant. J. C. Kenny and his-bride returned i from their honeymoon on Tuesday last, ' and are staying at the Waldorf. •. The tov fan at No, 5 Coal Creek was - idle on Saturday last and again on Wednesday. Why don't the Crow's NeBt Pass Coal Com pany'sell this thing " to a circus and have done with it. ',"' Mr. Willis, engineer for. the North American Land and Lumber Co., who was so severely-injured a couple of , weeks ago, is improving rapidly, °- The editors of'"The Free PresB." and "The Ledger" wore in Frank this . week. .aml_eiijo>^3litlLl^esi_dent_S]i.ei-i nJ C. E, LY0N5 Auditor, Accountant, Genenil Aj*cnt ' I Life, Accident and Employer's Liability Insurance Books opened, closed, audited, and accounts kept in the ' most up-to-date manner., Office, Burns' Block, :-: \ Fernie,-15. C. |.'-l'/«'--»%'-'-^'-%^ Does the purchasing power of your Dollars Interest You ? You will obtain full value for your money if you allow us to supply your wants. Quality thatyou can depend on, together'with strictly cash prices, makes it worth while investigating the money saving opportunities we place within your reach. A fine bunch for f Swell Dresser choose from. Good Grapes come from good vines. Good clothes come from \ . . a • good store that,keep good clothes. ' is good -clothing, and .the new,fall styles, patterns,.and cloths are well worth your" critical inspection. The workmanship, perfect* .fitting,-arid shape retaining qualities insures full* satisfaction to you, from the tune ot purchase until worn'out.' ... Duck Coats, wool- lined, knit,, wrists." i o • Mackinaw Coats best quality iipfyu ( C& n<**rv Duck Coats, Macki naw lined................ Duck Coats', Sheepskin lined...".-...... •$§..75 r -%^%^%-^%*^-%^%^%^."V» A man a social re,unbn with Mark Drum of the Frank Paper. ,We want to know where^Pedler got that bear story from.0 Lew Herchmer was in the city on .Saturday last from Hosmer as a witnees in a police court case. Lew looked a very happy man, for the stork had just been to ilosniefiind left a baby'boy behind him.. The iiiiine of Herchmer ie getting pi-ettjMvi'll fixed in Fernie.' „ ■The proceeds of the concert and dance given in aid of.the late .James Hopple's family, at Conl;Creek Inst week, realized'$la-2.- Great credit ie ' duo Mrs. Itnoy for taking on lienielf the responsibility aiid work connected with il to make it the -success it proved to be. Tho Scottish Society gave a Cinderell a dunce on Wednesday evening at tho StorJ."QporJA House. In tlio interval of dancing J. McLo'nghll'ijJsnii'g "Will vou reinomhpr mo" In a wny that no one.Is likely tojforget,- and Hob Graham Hang "Annie T.iiurle " Dancing wr.s kept up1 until tho small bourn nf the morning, A. 11. Campbell,1 late of the Palace Druu Store, Fernio, has opened a drug and stationery Ptoi-o in Hosiner, Mr. Campbell has got in on thc ground floor, and if lIoKimir (levelopes into a town, which it in very likely to, he Rhoulil he alright, In our mining Npnclnl wehopn to have floijiii more of Mr. Cuuipbrjll's artistic photogi-upliy. Mr. Pomiuiro,. Informs us that his company Iiiih about ns much script (tub* flurihotl txn ii liocessiii'y to build the experimental pliuit, mid that the con- Htnictlon of the propeller will ho startod forthwith. Mr, Dciuaure/. leaves on Monday for Snnd Point, Idaho, on tho Ponte Oralllo Lukes, where tho expert' tnents will he conducted, MAUUIAOK ■-. I-'IKHKH-MACKINNON.-On Octo* lier 2nd, IWI7, at lite home of the bride's hvo.hei', U:\sswood, Man., hy the Itev, (lvoi'iio M/iL-kliiiion, II A , brother of thu lii'ldi*. Kva M. Miu-klniion, iluii'-liicr of! Miirdnoh Mnchliinoit, J.**.) . of Ottawa, , Out,, to AlHxand.'!' I. r'lshnr, banlstei', Vx'VtxW, H. C NOTICE Will double tho plea*, sure of your summer outing. We have them in.all size.1:; from the Brownie to the latest * No. 4 Folding..Pocket Kodak. Thev sell always at catalog price. We.have a full line of - photographic supplies, Films, Papers, bevel* „'. opers, Mounts,- Daylight Machines, Plates, Tripods,* etc. etc.. Cull and see them,... W. J;, Wriglesworth, D, D. S. Offiok Honns,., 8 Soto 12 a. m."l to.5 p. m ■" -- - * 6.30 to» p.m. " . i Office in A'ex, L ck's Kiouk ' over Shnr.'. tittkery. KERNIE, Y— - , _ . _ B. c ■7 ■- Our stock' of winter ..wearables' is very .complete; ■- -1' . J '■ ' , 4. . ' 4S ■ ' *i, 3-n/iackinaiv Pants and filnislkers^ Gar-iftSir 5ox, Hfflitts, Rubbers I Made ot solid leather .- y ■}' ■ .-■'.' .The Artisan Working Boot lor Men; We are sole agents for ' ^ .'■'.'- The American Walkbo^r fine Shoe for Men %. N. E. Suddaby Pernie.' Drus Store RI. A. KASTNER Insurance and Customs Broker Crow's ,.Nest ^ Trading Co. Block, Fernie, B.,C. .* L; P. Eckstein ■-, BARItlBTKR-AT-LAW, SOLICITOR.. H'oom»'l-'tS1Honderi.oi.lliloc]t. Fernio, B.C. Dry Goods Ladies' Kimonas and Dressing Saeques.in very pretty Japanese effects. ; Dressing Gown made of very heavv weij-'ht Kimona cloth and nicely trimmed with satin facings.* -^-Price-$4:06' i . '3K.t\SOVs/ZX>r ;.: - Th AT Son\t luxu ri e*5, Ar" EVERYNICE: G/\RtAWTtS BOTH IT 5HOULD BE A WHO DOES NT f^ENJOY GOOD 'CLOTHES. Q/flf i> \kA HORS£ FEELS BETTER VNEW HAR/VE5S."" BU5TER BROV/tVv I'1. C. LAWE l>-%%V%^%%->W^%%%%*1 To Contractors and Lumbermen Have you got your \vinter supply of Oats & Potatoes, If not order now as the prices nre going up owing to thc crop failure this year, Oats, (10 lbs. Kiini-antccd pet- bushel PotntooB, 1201b. sacks per suck I MMItll 40c $1.25 ALEX, I. FISHER, 13. A. Latce & Fisher BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, F.TC. Crow's Nest ; .Trading Co! .Block, Fernie, B. C. W, H08S.K.C, J. ft' T. ANRXAKIIBI Ross & Alexander BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, uKTC FKHNIB, JI, 0, Oltlto In Ii, T. \V. nioolt, Victoriu AvunuB. ii. w. iii:iii:iimi:ii flimiiwoon KuiitiiiMKii HERCHMER & HERCHMER Hari.ister.9, Solicitous, Kto, Oniccs over P. Burnu' & Co's Block Victoria, Ave. KEUNIH ' i~: D. 0.. tf* Bnrhor, l.d.s., d.d.s,, DENTIST i* T, W Block, opposite the Biinlt OlllnolHiur»-8n,m tfiHp.m, Dressing Sacques made up or heavy weight Kiiriona cloths in Japanese . designs with „ colored satin facings. • _; Price $1.35 Kimona Cloths, in dainty designs , and colorings. Per yd. 25c Kimona Cloths in Japanese de signs-will make up beautifully ■_** 4*4, , wMirviV ,COPY«lCHTI506 BVTht BOITfR »R0WN WCHIWecv Per yd, 20c Wrapperettes in plain .cloths, .polka dots and stripes, ncr yard Eiderdowns'In plain and fancy stripe 21 and 54 inches wide, per ya GROCERIES Wc believe in stocking only tho highest quality ol table supplies," while.our prices will savo you money. Nothing nicer these cool mornings than a little Grlftlns' Brand, Slieert Breakfast Bacon or Ham' Grocery Specials Foi* Saturday 25c Valencia Oranges, small, but choice, sweet, juicy fruit. Per dozen If vou do not know our special blond Coylon Tea sur low price should tempt you to try It. QR*\ Mnplol-cni Ceylon Ten, per lb... Sheriff's Jelly Powders, true fruit flavors -i packots. .,,iiiiMM)Hrn i i m n 25c We arc Sole Agents for Pratt's Poultry and Stock Foods. Royal Household Flour Is the best CREE & MOFFAT fflHiHlHlH^ . ml >£ J-t ^ ^ At your siding, liberal credit and prompt shipment,. Order now. r j ta. burning keknik. n. c. it. . ..' "-'■'■^''TW'-'i'ji!!.'■■»'miw'inw **&**»***) ^^ii|»;wrTwari**'rt.1 m A NKW >VKKTItHN XKW8I*A1>KII 1.: Ji. -...!.' .' -.' '!.< ...I..I, ~!J..Ul')i.»,, lii'tnof Kuriiln, II ('„ ili'iT-nAi'il, ! Ndtli-n i» hi'ri'liy kIviiii tlmt nil crmlititrM j Itruf flt'lltf. hn 4*111^ "III*Ik. llk'Hln»» fill' «.k*l4lf> ul tlm ■iii'l.lnlni I'vn*.. ilii(!i'B»a<t, -who illoit on ' nr ill'imt tiui llth ol *4ii|ilij|iiliiir, Oii, iilii it... Hilln«'l nn or lipfont tlm Ull of Iliicntnl'ttr, K'ftT. I titMtiil liy |ii>t|ir4i)ii.|i>li,r ;i«Uvpr '" Ur l,.t'.\ Vl 4,1.44.'-.. 4.. }*/;,.,#. 4. k' j .*>.»,. * ..4 ,s.X '.'i-.- ii.liii.iiiitiutiir, ilunr Clirislimi nn.) »uriiiiiiic<, ii.l.lre»»i** «mi .lf.i*rl|itloiii4, tlm full |i.irli'*u-: lurit uf tlie Ir iilnluiii. tti« «Ut«nittii*. nf 11n*lr i HrcniiM" i4i'.| tli. nr.tiiro 4if tlirlr MinulHe., if j , . ...iy ■ lint I liy tliBin. * [ And furtheruk« noticn tlmt .flumnrli l.ut .-%,, Unt,,,.,!,... r^(/ili,.i. onil. ili.xi. will tnciitlonocj .Int.. tlm «,.|,| mlmlnliilrrttnr will: (-''* nfttUnlUJ, IFCIOHIM .'nth, tlieMIWIII i.ro('«.i-ii.i.iUtrliiiit«tii«H«»i;fi»i.ftii«.ie.*i'i»..«4ii lie iinlillt-lifd lit Calaary. Allu., a new Minonir llm |.iiriii'4 (intitlnl ftt«rtito. tiavlniri ', , * .'.'„,, ... . fcirnnl nnWtn Mm ii'ilrrn i,t v/hti'h tin n'lflf!' Wisekly IIOU'ripn|iei't " Tllfl WlMtltrtl limit hnVHliatli'ii, uml tlml Uli' >ulil Millllll.U-j Tlriiiii.iitiinil " It will lnt n'lii-lulit ■Imin Ir.tnr wlll tint IlIIhIiIh f.ir llm viM ««»(U or! »°'n.t'Bt,!n,i* '• wl!' MO » Mrigllt I len II j»nviiMit tlmrnnf t« miv |*r*fin r»r lixr-'mt til I wYt<i!.h' HHWUPHIVPr t'Olltrtlfilllir niflPV vrhu»« rlniin* iiiitlfi- *lmll imt IiiiVh I'Hi'li ri'. ,* . , ,„ , , ,*■ ri.u,.i'i)viiini)*tii1«tinm-)i,.ii<-ii<iuiriiiiiii(iii. lit)iv refittii'c.*), and will appeal to the l'«t».itiiU4tii.UyiifOi'toUr,ji<i7, | people of Weitcm Cannilft nn a good HaUMlo^J'nSSm.^ f W,i!" im,rn'l, «?ro,,WeCa ln th° truturforJohn iiy«.,.l«*«>-i**t-.t. i Wcit for Wtanciruer*. u'J^j}"' A.Wif.mtAN BELL & W1LPMAN Contractoi'H mid llnllileiH KHtlinntot-i Piii'iiIhIiciI Reskleiia—Coi-ni;r' Howland Ave. niul McKvoy St, P. 0. Hi«,3SS. . - Kernie, H. C, W. A. .CONNBLL llulldcr nnd Contractor r ■ —:— EfitlmntcB choorfnlly given nnd work »!4..>,V.»-.*1*« r-.. - *....! ,. ^ I, . .... , .v.k.,,..^ 4,J.V.VU4W\i*i W VlHl tldVitt* faction of our customers. Real Townalto Airents Kernie und Hoamor Fire, Lllo& Accident Iimii-nncu Estate Acrlc ■SfLtWfem-*. S61 r.o. t.. rfc-wNifc UMtttflrnt frlilB> In eselt month In 1.0. O. K, Hull, 11. If. Monro, \V. Ko»y, Wnrltif I'r»«iil»nt. Worthy Sceretttr-f, W, II, flAMI'IIIIMi iii WII.Pi'iN (IIIAV • CAMPBELL &GRAY 1 CONTRACTORS it GUILDERS Plnnr, nnd IvMlimiite^ oo Applinitinn Kchiilcncc, "(t I low land Ave. J. Wilson CIiiav, Aiiciiitrct Fprnte B. C. One Cent a Word {Inn Tiiiprllttn not Ii"** tlmn *?#■. WAN'I'ICtt, tnitli KIM UKNKHAIjUOIHB. worl*.-A|i|ily to Hr*. Mitlx, ■C 'iuin troril'*rti>Vif ttitU In Uli Wiot on Lltinnl Ittncro.*—Ai>i>ly Leduc r. To shoot well good ammunition is required. The Canadian team in the international contest for the Palma trophy at lhe D. R, A, Range, at „ Ottawa, on toaturciay, Sept. 7th, took second place, ..Tiie cartridges used were Kynoch, loaded with their smokeless powder. In the total score thc Canadians were little behind the Americans and at the "long range" outshot the winners of the trophy., t Wc sell Kynoch Cartridges'anil ' Kynoch Shotgun Shells in both •black and smokeless powders. WHIMSTER & CO. FERNIE ««i»»I-Hii» ,/i 'l-'ll'i'* _- iit; i
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : T. T. John and F. H. Sherman |
Date Issued | 1907-10-12 |
Description | The Nakusp Ledge was published in Nakusp, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, from October 1893 to December 1894. The paper was subsequently published as the Ledge both in New Denver, from December 1894 to December 1904, and in Fernie, from January to August 1905. The Ledge was published by Robert Thornton Lowery, a prolific newspaper publisher, editor, and printer who was also widely acclaimed for his skill as a writer. After moving to Fernie, the paper continued to be published under variant titles, including the Fernie Ledger and the District Ledger, from August 1905 to August 1919. |
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Notes | Preceding Title: The Ledge Succeeding Title: The District Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
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