-:-; m Vol. m No. li lindsey Made President—Other Changes. 77: ;, - ll V*. ■"■'■.';-!.i ,. Toronto'.'Nov. 0.—The long exprcs-'* sed wish'of tlio Hon. George- ■-, A.' .Cox to retire from tho presidency of tho Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company, Limited,"was with" great "regret" given effect -*to ;nt 'yesterday's.- mooting of tho board of that company. .' ' 'This : offledHhe; Jl6n.;:Miy;Cox '"has - held- for'nine"-years, ''during , which he has _. given., freely^of. his .ti^o,' and energy to'building\ip' t'0' the ini- mouse proportions it today-attains.. But-IMr. Cox's desire to lessen' the burdens of too many-responsibilities had to bo yielded, to. :. ' ■ - 7. Mr;,G. G.- S. Lindsey, K; O./was at tho same moot ing advanced tb tlie oflico .of "prosidbnt/'vacrttod "-"by, the retiremont'-or" the lion'; *': (jeorgo' ■A. Cox, with,;the understanding that- as chjef executive, he" should "devote all' his; time-'and-attention- '. t'o>:lho (hlt.ic-s °Ll.hnA ,P?si.tio". and, as =this in turn" involvednhe appointment'of ■a new..generalin1anager,.t.that.»*-ofilco has .been filled, ,by..tho.,selection...of Mr. J nines-D. Hurd, of Duluth, _-a mining engineer-; of'-long expei-icnco, Mr.R. M. Young '.becomes "-'tlie sec retary?of, thecoinpany ,.„„,.;,...' . Fernie, b. a, November 9, 1907 THE ENSURE AT GOAL CREEK .$1.00 a Year HILLCREST COMPANY . . 7 .HAVE "APPEALED ^ Frank,;Alta-,'Nov. 1.—The Hillcrest Company' have ., appealed' from .tho decision of Inspector' Belcher''. and will try,and, show that'the notice was an appeal'to their miners';,'to help them, and-not'a lockout notice. I '.The above cut is a photograph .'of the fissure.in the hillside above No; 9 'nunc, ,;Coal Creek. This fissure is easily, distinguished by the'1.-,'black shadow. Experts, ■ including F. ' *W: I>*. Robertson, of the mineralogizing department of mines of British Colum- bia.'has visited Coal Creek, and .pronounces this fissure but a natural subsidence", and* quite safe.*, '' " ■ f 1 *** ^ -.I- i ( * - **. *>\ [f ♦ _j " ■ ■ ' rc • ■ ■*' ■ ' - * ■■ - -' - '-, - ■ . .. X- V ♦;♦ Y ■Y Y Y A Y T Y Y Y. Y v ± Y AO V Y Y. - ,.'r, On -. Lower- Arrow- Lakei - \ —-■'- ■ 40 Miles South West of Nelson. .<>*,.., ■ . ■*..;- ° AN opportunity to own an orchid home within quick and easy-reach .; ^V of-.the unlimited ,, markets of British Columbia, . Alberta Van'd Saskatchewan. 5,' 10 and 20 acre blocks. Finest climate in Kootenay " ■ „ . i *.,.'. '' ' ... .. _ . _ 7 ppr Full Particulars App.y to '■ : Crow's IN est Pass'flnyestment Co., Ltd. Let lib ridge, Alberto. ♦ * Y Y Y A Y Y A Y ♦ ♦ INTERVIEWED Says Coal Creek is Safe. Wm. F. Robertson, provincial min- erologlet for British Columbia, ■ has been in Fernie at tho request of his government investigating- the recent fissure in the rock at Coal Creek and to-investigate^ the possibilities oi\ danger " from this source. 'In-the first place'; no apprehension may bo felt, Sir. Robertson assured .us, as to the sliding 0f the mountain,, tthe strata comprising the mountain being- hard, solid rock. It is not-of such a nature as to slip as tho strata di'ps'to the hill, which in my opinion renders the . slipping of the mountain quite out. of Uie question., ' " As to. there .'being-any danger'from rocks •-that, may -be detached', from the upper clilf rolling down the hill the general slope .is such nS to .render this impossible. 1 find the, general slope of the-hill is such that rocks would not ' roll from this .cliff to .the bottom, ..and the houses of the Ilolgu.ii camp'have also..the protection of a secondary ndgo that, makes danger positively 5>«t pf the,.questipn.Mn.niy opinion, the recent „subsistanco :0n'ers, no\ danger to the houses or plant from this source*. '.".,'- I might say, the present crack, as well,as the other cracks down ' the hillside, are'due to'the subsidence of the rock which., follows' tho extraction of. coal,- and these cracks havo occurred . ut .intervals ' during tha NEW TAIL DRESS GOODS Harris Tweeds, Venetians, ; Plaid Silks, Broadcloths, Panamas,^ Delaines, French , Pattern Dress Lengths. Ladies' 'Winter Coats Latest styles,. man0 tailored, direct from headquarters, Berljn, Germany , * , . ..»;. LOCALS Books for Christmas' ]„ P, Fckf-loln 'was in Cranbrook , on Thursday. "Miss lloeg loft Friday on u visit to friends in Waidiior. You run u'i't' 11 first-uIiins pair "of opni'ii glnsson fni,1!*!n at Uphart tho .Jewelers',, ' Mi'm, Dowser, of Kriig, wnh In town n low days this week, llio giio;a of Mj-h. Duilley. ■ ,1, 11. Vox, Iravi'llliiH' freight uui'iit of the (.', P. It., .NuIhoii, wuh lu unm 11 few iln.vH thlM wook, .4 ■ Uookw for Christmas ('iiii.sUibli* l...!'si-h, of Mlrh-i'l, wuh In lho i'hy on 'riiOKduy, l!o brought in a pi'lnwonor clinravd with Uk'fi, W ■I. P. l.owo, Doiiilnioii lOxprnKn ng* ..'ill, Ih back from n trip to Spokniiq M "tx Hie ll and N'clsoii In tho intoiPKls of IiIn "''tHi'd lu the Books for Christmas - ".liniin.v" Johnson resigno:! his po- hitlon hk jullu' on Wcdiuisduy owing to, n 111 tlo dii"i'.eii!t,v arising from tlio u.scapo 01' '-Winir.v Wllilu." tho notoi'* ioim Fernio Jail hroiikoi- -. ■■ r ' .1, K, SUvonmin, of tlo Canudlaii- Anu'i'lcnn Coal mul Coko Company, m'l'oiiipiniioil.liy his «-ifi,>, was In |*'or- n.i> on W.-dnno-'av l-u-t ,uh1 re„lhi.*:- od at thu I'V'i'iilo lliilel. ft, (Iralniin lefl with his family for llelllngluiiu 011 Kilday tnonilng, where they will iwddo for koiiio tlmo. .Mr. I'raluiin will ivt.irii In a few ilii.vi. io 11>*>lv nfi(i|' his IninnihiK here, If ymi want a llnu tlnuiji|yi'i>, go to I.iplmi't'H. lie i'tii'|-|es the \VnIt* hum, Nlghi, Afj-m-Hlz iiml (Intone, Dooks for Christmas Patronize homo industries, George's Extra and Crow's Nest Special. Coll for tho bust and .help Fernio grow. Work of clearing tlio ground and preparing tlio foundation ,for tho now rlnlf .hnvn Ktnrtod, unci soon Fernio will havo an up-to-dnlo skiit- ing'find (uirling rlnU. Moru tluui thlH, Iho'liiilhllng will add tU[ tho pk-l.iiies(|iioiiC'SH of Vk-I.oi'hi' Avuiiuu, I'oiivoi-ling what was un uy-osorn ln- 10 a Vel'i- iK'furHiii'y lionie of sport. Tho number'of, cracks'shows', "that these subsistences spread-pretty well over the hillside, which renders - she .danger less than-from a single large crack,'and are' inasmuch a source- of safety. , ' •■ « ■The working 0f\xo. 9 mine^ ; the face or which is' dii-ectTy"'".'i1'„'der tho upper crack, were visited,-and "it was found that .all the workings, except, • at the very r.ico, had subsidences as much .as., it' over will,', as the roof and*'tho pavement of this mine arc i» contact, the levels l.cing ,„.n(.u. caliy.rock tunnels. ' The upper crack hi the' „,ri„,,(a!ll side is not more than 18 inches in the solid rock, •Mr. Robertson has kindly fnvoret| us with,the enclosed cut, which .is made from actual measurements. • Men's Overcocits ^ *■< * ' -' ' 's The made-to-\vear kind,., straight from' the. best manufacturers, and pricedto please you. Stetson's Hats PIlESIDtiKT. MITCHKLL'S" " 'CONDITION New Fall blocks in both hard and soft hats just, to hand.'= The Trites-Wood Company, Ltd; Agents for Geo., A. Slater's Invictus Shoo JOINT MEETING Of ' ERS -AND OPERATORS Oporators and 'miners of tho four states, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana, roipoiided to ihe lnvl- tatin of the iiiir.urs' ollicials l.o meet in Indianapolis on the 2f)th inst. io .consider llie I'staliliKhinuiii. of the joint nioveinonl. in the central Indianapolis, Ind., N'ov.'-l, 1007. Mr. l'utei' I'atterton, Fernio, U. C, Dear Sir mul Hi-other For the past Hnvo or I'our days Prosldont Mitchell-Ims boon very low | t-onipetlMve Held, and has been wavering between llfei 'j'l'.e iiiIiiith' oIIIcI.iIn of Iho |-(,ur •md ila.itli. The reports wo hnvo ro-j stales were prc-eiit. iu liuhalf of Hi*, eeived from l.a .Mall,, this jiiorniny ! mliu'i'.s. Indicate Unit ho is mucl, bettor and j Th„ ,„,„„„„.„ „, „,„ ,„,,„,„„i()lml Ottin« 10 his weaken,d cou.ln im, i „,.,,, .„W1 Iini.(1,,t I.If. l-ei'iH.'i'y will llei'eS.Slll'Hy be slow, l-'rateniiillj Yours, The ineullng was iii-/;.nii/-|.(| si'li>(-t|oii m' 'I', 1. I ewp., v|e. 1iiisIihi.sk. Tho Itallnn Hand went down to T-i'ni'h MV,ln..'-d:iv v>, «|i:..- t 1 t Vint in iho Itnllnn I'cMimt Inn tn lhat town ThurKday. It is wiih |<ii-iiMiro tlmt wo 1111, lunince lho ongageiiionl. of MIhh IIohIo Snow and Oraham t'ampboll, jenl 4>muie man Jrom L'nlgni-.v. t , \ Books for - Christmas ii A. A. Miii-w, spei'lnl ropreHontatlvo fvulivht dopavtment, l'urtl.i.iil, Uio., wan In town Thursday looking up I.iik..U!I.h for (). u. N',. SiiuttHiln l'a* <:lflc Hniluny. V,'., H. Siaiile-., nf "Th„ 1,,'dger" utalT, went down to l.etlihi'|(|gn nn Friday night to bring h|n wife ami family lo Ferule, The pnrly return* llyer Sunday, and luno Ir new home, SamothliiffRood to emoko—Crow's Net-t Special nr.rt Gcorec'u JCxtrn. ivv it..., Win, l-\ UclWlHon, provlnelalmin.' "' "' UII'SON' iTitloBlKt i'or lli'itlsh Coluniiiln, wnsj 0; in the city ihis week. Areonipanled '. CU.VJ.'OM.S KKTUIJN.S hy Mr. MeKvoy, chief flipInoor of! V(m nOTOJMn* •hu (Wh Suixl. Viihh L-oal (,'„,„. I JIOU 00lO.,KK I'uiiy, uud Mr, lil^s, Hucrutai'y of! "* l-lle fllllllslOlle I'llllll,! 01' Ij, JI. \v. of! A.,, Mr, Kiiberttion vhilluil the fiacl.; "I- liimlHlldn In tlle iiiimiiialn ut Conl ' (,,lll|,l',i,,lls mn''" «i lho out port ofi „hlrli was- iulop|...| iy (lie j dent of the I nit nl Mimj Woi'lcorH, iis ■ I'liiiirinaii. and (", l„ Si;rnKK'.s, nf l|- ; lln. I*., ivpiv-clilin..; the uj fi'aii.u'.',, a*» 1 w-.-i elary. " ' ~—— I After a I'i'iiiMiil. ul<.cu»,*,j,iii t,f tlU; ,.,,,, , ,, . ' ^lluailon, ,1. t\ Kiibi , pri'xli'i'tii III.. liilluH.NK ore th,. ,i,s(„m, ,i,. j )lf ,„„ , l,,,,,,,,!,^.' Asmi.'I,,, I.,,,, tni-ns „„' ,l„, ,„„„„, ,„• nc.i.ber: .;„„■„,.„ „,„ ,.„„„„.„„. nmJ,\ Creek, F"Tllle, If. ('., I'm- imiiilli „inl|i||. nt.1 111, MM'7: ,\'nine of iiiiports—. Ii.ltrill.il',. Free Hilly collected. K ihiopoi'tod that I), V, Mott will htart n, CoiiHorvutlM" dally In Fur* »ie. Hi- h, an eiitlnihi.iht in neww* ..._ luipor work, and IiIh liandwiitliiK r,.* tho j fcmlili'*. wry hiiivlil tlmt nf Horru-r* Steely.—Krom Uie (iiveiiwnnil r.ed«e nnd ll luokH a little hleeji. f.eor^i Doi'Ktilipokci", of tlio'Ci'ow'h •Vim (.'i«ur Factory, 1 ("turned home on Wednesday, ,*> nfim* a ^\K ivcti\-H visit ,to .Vow Yorfc. Mr, Jinn-nbcc-:. et infonuw un Mm., hu hud a \0iy enjoyable holldny, biit |« u|n,i to j^t homo «(,Mln with hj,, ,,ld nnd Wi,)\. known frlendo. '- "Weary Wllll.ini" MeJ.oml haw on*,' Allied J.-HI ||„. mM>„i„| I),,,,. I,, „,,„,,.; "iKht, Wlllhiin iH tired of tho mon* '• otony i)t llm f,,0,i lini| „,„ ,,|llMUly ! rmiiiil of dally toll. |f Wllllain \ would enter <|)n hnhl*ii]i Iiiik|iii>.<'n ' there would bo Homethliiff In'It, bill.! to run two iIiij'h iu:i*osh the country1 und be bi'niHri,* i..,,.i. ..wi, ,1 i, , '• " '•■'•' " "■(. '..in li.l., i.UV, on, Ih cheap, very i*lu*np. I c,,],._!,,,,_ Albert t.'ook, lender of tlm Klltlun'! M"1( hand, walked into ono of the hnrl-tr! T",,n,T" MiopH In i-'omie for a nIiuvo, After! '•M'>,"'H th» opei'aflrn he admitted It was! •-'. 7. i A\a'.v \\' ini) nm) nu Hi,, Mwi'iit tour. Moron, lonvlnu Mr.! Cook totideml the luirber two bltH! '■'•l:i1 l'i»|ltTt|nnH„, "ml told him to imvo a Niimko with! ———n what wuh left, nftor p„y|„K for the I ...,. , Hlmvtf. Hoen Mr, t.'ook think ho wJ , ,r>? ,,,<'";I'<,'I «" « l«m* in SiiHl.at.cliewiur> " ' '•'' w,,S,,,n iH-liuif-ln^ d, the rnitl , Id si.|\..i|, ihut )|.,h (,if,,ri,mi ,.,,,,, i I'lrelice nf miiiei'H nml opcnitnis Ih I..1111W adjourned in ivm-si-miiii, nt th,. .•jiiT.ati'J.liiilH.uiii. hour nnd place iih that t„imci| . .'i.iwui.iiiii m ii,,, invimtl.,11 lu tl... niii.i.'i.v ,,i- : fi'lnl/ailon, on |itveinlii.r jp, jpo7, «7a,IJ-J.-i,0t) in I.,. Hil'iv r,.ui'i'M.iiU..| |,\ ioj.ivmiii- y itiitivo committee*- ii-oid (*acli Hiute . . , „ .Sl'l.tiaij,."^ ,,f t|„, fnu,- hiatc-rf I'ni'nieily const ilu* lidiind collect I oiik mr th,, „ionth of | tin-r tlm .lolnt, Inlersint,. con-en. j Hull, with a vlrnv to ni.tlii<*vtirliii>- to ...-** -',r<J.-». r« 1 iteteriiiinu iih 10 whether nr not a tll«,fi7i joint convention hluill ho culled, ami set tie upon i,|| in'i-thbiiry rr ■o.'.tK.* If Ml, t ) ".".(JOi .letiilli, nud Insno it cull iherofor, SI.1,711.flS irnry Cnttlv, Co., ictunieil to J.'orniu on I'i-I.liiy niorii,iitf from a \mmw» visit to (.'alurniy. A?} \JLo4' 'M* I' '"H J>* ■'»>•* MLsdSLmi »*w**m*mm****msm*m*Mt M-mi^i -V*,.-« S*. tp \-*r .m*m^ M iiiihIi for homo down Victoriu Ave, Forhinnt.l.v 110 dtiiimjfo was 1I0110 be* (|f(.r,.( Hi^ niRflway* weie <-«i.(iiinjd. -# i -l *?. *>. ft* <V& After th.- iul,l.Milium.in 0f theinpet- **. '.*., t\*:-.,U."j -"'"**■ *" ei'-.-ifnlileiil l^'Uh priWQ ui,(, tiie fiil|nwiii({ fur publication; J do not ,'iltnt-li nny special hIjj. nlfii'tiin'o to the I'lilliin. of tho pn-B- fill plelimilliily e,iMfi.|i..iao or tlm o|i* eliiloiu to aifice to hMul out a ca|| nt thli time fer a |,ilnf roiuyntliu • >i minurs nnd iipcrfttui'M to iiri-<itiK«> n ii'nijn m*,-i|a tt} f„i.u ,-faxi lWiil lAjuil, or, in other mu'ih,, to ro-es The disruption of tho- joint, movement in the early part of Inst year ' lelt everyihing ia an unsettled and rather complicated .situation. Kuturully, at this time all part lea are a little caiiHou.s in an endeavor to renew tiie joint relations that i?x- inii'il previous to last, year, The operator!, attendii,}' the meot- U\S. while represent at he nf pini'li- eull"' all the coal producing InierestH of Went era Pemisylvnniu, Q|,|0, |„. 'Nana nnd llllmib, wi ru here at our liu'itutlon, and of course thoy now, iiiidei'iiliind 1 hut. It Ih mil* i|,.,s|i'l> to ni-eslnhli'-h the intei-sinte mn\u- ment, * „ - There \wrt> several Impi rluiil ipios* li'Mis ulfectin..- the ninv_etin»il brntielit up for dlhi'iiHsioli, I'eciiniiiilly, I .mi Hutii.iiud ihut wln'ii i>\ery pluiM. ni' thu hi 111111If-11 Is lliiiriiiii.'lily cnnviih- *>"d by lhe operalnr,*-; w'h'n iM'i'e pres- eiit In this cily, ih.-y will hee' tho wImIiiiii ni ri-f*,iii).|i;t}iii)({ 'he Joint bni',eni"iit ainl linidiim niioilici- in* lel'hlnlo c,,n>,i"iil(.|i at a liuii' 10 bu niii'i-eil upnii nml fur the purimMi of uithiikIiiX a w-ii-p. m-uI,., 'I'lie ineellnir, wh|'-|,' u,:K j,,.!,! 1(1 the ChlVpiinl llnlel, n,iH |i|1M|ly a'i- Jour.ii'd to rccitiiene n( the nuiao lllnie nn |i,.e, |p, I ha.e iiIwhvs In ru 11 iuin ndm. '-.lie, of joint .1111-,,.nt iniiK mul t,||„ I iii'i-niiuliiK nf nileiXalii wap-a enn- IraclM between nperati.rs and niiii* ern. This has been my piisltlon for iweni,\ ,\.*,irs. ami while I havo seen Iwn- Infut itim'ri,4,,.m,. „.,, . ,,, , lelt'iH-o In the i-enti-al coinv-Mt {<■(- lielil, J (i\|i,,i<t to M<e lilinthef ,'o|nt iiii'iv.'inuiit. establlslied nn a |„iU.„. Ihihih than over, -Toint. inoveiiientfl uie imt iieifeit " ■ •• • ,1 ,4 1V SS,4J lrf.ftl liletiind j,.( i|„*.|mm| to ^Ivo stability in lho mining imiustry and to pro. tect ih,. lutetestH ..f all pintles d|* li-ftl.v allected. Au\,\. L>,itl,w.,tt/ WHN |„„., jlt xt,, '.' ml no HiIh inoniinif, ||f. jK H*ifTor* HiH lu.in tt roiiipiitiiHi trr.rtHr* <,f the ,„,,„„,. ..,.,, H'.md MilTeilnu from nh.K-k to the triblUh what Ih I.-H..WB nr. the joint l,,tk."^ wa, ...l,,,.,,,,, u, M,o has. .-&*««•*>.! I iiioM-nieut. 1.'*.^,,. -__, hfU.+*» -ri*** li-vmlfrnt xp 10 |**rlihiy. • ■■■- :i^ / Vy **m **m '»o * .'■ f. ■i'i'"■**?■ . 'FfelWIR*T.TenGKR.-i(PEn^Rj' Bi*: C, ypVEMTiCT 9, .1007 WORLD'S « *. WORKERS i -r NOTICE '•a Victoria, ■'.-Austral is,' has-4,7e6 factories, employing- 67,595;-persons.■ -- o ,' ," " * ."- *' ', ," Two thousand unemplayed have'petitioned the. Transvaal government ■to send them back'to England.' „. - ■., i. o ' Adelaide,, Australia, flour mill employees have formed a strong union, and' requested Premier Price to establish a ' wages board for the trade. „ ' ,_ In Germany there are 33 government lahor colonies, and one in the United Kingdom " for the reception ■ and employment ot worliless toilers. In;the" Australian'cities ol Sydney, ■> *, Melbourne, Adelaide and" Perth, there is a' marked activity in union cir- v in* up, and the ranks, of the older , cks. New unions are rapidly spring- ones are increasing in number. The negotiations between the jewelry manufacturers and the, skilled workmen at'Paris, France, have failed. It is, announced that llO.per- sons have decided to dismiss their ■ emplo*-ws and will" declare a lock- ,.OUt. ', - ' "> . *' » * ' University extension lectures are * now delivered at meetings bt' the trades and labor council of' Sydney, - Australia, by professors of the uni- , .versity, who,at .the same. time, receive instructions as to objects o! tne labor movement.;, A general strike to, compel the en- ' actment .,of universal suffrage laws' o began in Hungary on Oct. 10. In 1C4 to>vns no.work is going on and no food /can be bought anywhere, ,, every hotel, coffee.house and restau-, rant being-closed .by the,police. , "<» -A correspondent of av Charters Towers • (Queensland) newspaper -" stites that i'n .the Ingham district Engar farmers employ, aboriginals at from Is to 10s per week, and in one I •* mill ■ in the' distriyt Japs and other _LJcoloretLlali-jiis are-jKorl'.infiA.at al- - most every trade,-from fitters and •o carpenters to blacksmiths. - * - - The passive, resistance strike'- at Vienna, Austria, is extending to thc freight" trafi-'c divisions .in ■ Mcravia. ... The municipal authorities nre con- ' cerned regarding tbe provisioning of the city, as shipments of meat, fruit and vegetables have already fallen off. Thousands of workers nre now- earning only, .0 cents a day,., NOTICE -is hereby given that, 30 days-ai'U'r-"diito,;i intend1 to", apply, to'the Hon. Chief Commissioner of lands, and. Works'-.far a', .license . to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following ■ described lands situated in the district of Southeast Kootenay Province,of British"Columbia.- =■-1: Commencing' at u post planted at or near one mile east, 4)f C. 1\ 11. line at 27 "mile, post,, Block1-lo*).., and being southeast corner ol" **>._ IM. Moore's claim and1 marked " S. ,, M. Mooi'o southeast . -corner; thence. 80 chairs -west; thenco 80 chains north; thenyc SU"' chains east; thence 80 chains .south to place of ci.'iiinience- juc'nt. li cated this 25th day of Oct,, 1907 S. M. MOOltK, . ' •■' Locator. ., lUl'TlSlC LAMOlttJIWX, „ Agent. Witness—John McDonald. 7-V \ "T> .^1. .Commencing" at' a post..-.planted, iit'.or *""near-ones, jnile ea*?t""di' 0. P.; H. lino,at the'"29-mile'post, and bi> ing'soiitheast cornor of J.-TJ. King's claim, and marked J.,.17 King's southeast' corner; .thence80 --chains west;-thence 80 (-bains-north;-,thence SO . chains cast; thence 80 chains south' to place of commencement, . ■ „. Located,.this 21th day of Oct., 1907 " y. -'"J. INKING, A l-'AllMl-.-t'S TRIALS. Weak and Worn Out. Through Ovor- . work and "Long Hours, Tho fanner's life )> always a hard one, but If be is weak or suffering it is almost! uabeiirablc. The hours aro long and the work:so hard that none •out the 'strongest can stand it. An illustration of tho elTecL af bard work on the system Is given by Mr. (loo, lluntsborg, n .farmer of Spry, 'Out. Ho says: "I have lii-ed i early all'my life In lho ilruco peninsula, I am a farmer nnd have always had my share of hard wvrk r.nd lllie n good many other men 1 thought thorn'wiih no wa.irout to my syMoni. In this 1 wan mini-ikon, for n'out a yi-ar and a half ago I began to go gradually down hill. 1 would tire at thu. least uM.'i'tloii; -nv apii'.uto fulled nie; 1 had u Hcvon* pain In my side iiiul a round my heart. The iliie- tor told nm 1, wuh' wilTorlng from pernicious anaeiiiin, 1 doctored for six months, but Instead of linprov. liiK 1 grow no weak thnt 1 could hardly move without anslntniici*.' I lost (lenh IIII I wiis almost a s'.ele* ton, A friend from SloUcH Ilny told me of the great benefit shn lind dollied from the use of Hr. Williams' I'iiil' I'Ills and ndvlricil me to try them, My sl*nei'.|n.|nw hail also.re. i'civ.c.1 pTi'll 1 ellelil, Irian their use, j so- I iV'li'eil In i:V'.e ll eliuttrl.i!, ] Afi-i- imltn.,' Hie pill** about u ni'int|i| I i.i'ijmii tn win 'Uretii'.ili, anil iniin : i '>ut mi I 'in"r >\<■ I int'K'lv. Vi*.*, 2. Commencing at a post plante.l at or. near .S. M, Moore's.southeast corner, and being thc northeast corner of .l.-CJ. Kochford.s' claim, and marked .J." C. Kochford' northeast cotner; thenco 80 chains west; thence 80 chains south; thence 80 chains east; thenco 80 chains north to place of .commencement. Located" this 25th day of Oct., 1907 . ,I,C, ROCHFOHD, ■ *-' Locator. •■11APT1SK LAMOK.U1U.X, ,' „ Agent. . Witne-S—John McDonald, :». Commencing' at a post' planted at or near J. C:- Uochford north oast corntr, and being,northeast corner of .1. Hobertson's claim and east corner, and .being northeast cor- markedJ. .Robertson northwest corner; thence 80 chains,south; thence 80 chains cast; thenco 80 chains north; thence 80 , chains west to place of commencement. * Located this 25th day. of Oct., 1907 " J. ROBKRTSO.V. , '■ I ocator. HAPTISK -'" LAMOItUlKX, ° ' Agent. Witness—John Mclionald. ' -,-1; Commencing at a- ; oU planted at or near .1. Robertson's northwest corner, and,being southwest, corner, of John McDonald's claim,' and marked John -McDonald; thence 80 chains; north; thence SO chains east; t'heiK-e 80 chains south; thorne 80 chains west to place "of commence-.- ment. . L cated this 25th dny of OH.",'1C07 <* JOHN McDONAM), ' "", - ' Locator. ilAPTlSK-i I.AMORUIKX, * - ■ ,,..;. . ■ Agent. —vntJTCSS::^i"onn"^Iu.uDoriTikL—" ' 5. Uonimoncing at a post ■ l-hu'tod at or near one mile from the south east corner of A. Cood's claim,-and being southeast corner of 11. ■ R ■ ■Jumble's claim, and, marked H,, R Gamble's southeast corner; ihence SO chains west; thenco SO' chains noith thence ' SO chains' east;- thence 80 chains south to place of, commence ment. ' Located this 21th day of O-t., 1C07 11. |{, .GAMl.I..!., ' Locator. "bAPTISK LAMORUIEX, ..„■:■„ , ■ Agent. 'Witness—.1 olm McDonald. * tS, Conmiencing at a post planted ut or near southeast corner, of II. H. '('amble's claim, and'" being northeast, corner of .1, Murid's claim, and marked A. Murid's..n.>rU-on*t u«>i'i*o>-; (hence'80 chains west; thonco * SO chains south; thenee 80 chains east; thonce 80 chains north to placo of coinmoiii-emi'iit, .1. Ml'RID, Locator, • HAPTISI'. T„\M--)lljr.3X, Ajiont. Locator. BAPTISE , LAMORUIKX, . , ■ . Agent. "" Witness—John McDonald: 2. 'Commencing at a post - planted at. or near -southeast corner of *L, L. King's' claim, and .being northeast corner" of 1). C. Drain's-claim, and. marked ,1). C. - Drian's northeast corner; thence 80 chains west; the ice 80 'chains south; thence 80 chains east; thuiice-80 chains north to ['lace of commencement. . Located this 25th day of OcC, 1907 11. C. DRA1X, ., Locator.- ■ BAPT1S10 I.AMORU1UX, v ," .-.Agent. Witness—John McDonald, .. *> ■> , - . . ;*■*?<.":]' $ijytyy .,i5. Commencing-at. a.-.postt planted at.or near one mile from the.south* east=corher'.of J.-McDonald's claim: and-;being southeast .corner of A, Ric,e|s claim, and 'mai-ked7A.' Rice's southeast'-" corner; thence■ 80 ; chains west; thence 80'chains ri'orth; thence ,,80- chains east; ' thence,80 chains I soutlv to place, of cpmmencement. Located this 25th day of Oct., 1907, A.. RICE, . ;; '*", ' . ','' | ." , - ' ' , - Locator. BAPTISE LAMORUIEX, ' - - • .. .- ..- .,..',... Agent: - ■ Witness—John McDonald. G. Commencing at a. post idanted at or near southeast'corner of the' A. Rico claim, and being northeast corner, of J. 1>\ Silverman's claim, and marked J,,F- Silverman's north cast corner; thence 80 chains-west; tl ence' 80* chains south; '.hence' * 0 chains east; thence 30 chains north I to place, of., commencement.7' ," Located ,this 25th day (.-J* Oct., r. 1 07 J. V.; SILVERMAN,* ■ , " . 1 ~ 7 Locator.,, BAPTISE LAMORUIEX o ' - ' ' Agent. Witness—John McDonald. ' , JTHE (^ADpfcl BANK . -' HEAIJ OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABL1SUED .1807 Paid-up^apital,;$i0?000i00a Rest -•- -.,5,000,000 Total Assets^ r 113,000,000 i .- ■*'»", ''..'".- .■" ." *'■ ■„ * BraichR^ou^ States^nd Englanit B. E. WALKER, President __ ,'• -, ALEX. LAIRD, Gener^ Manager \ ,A. B.ivMJ^tySmV^^Atatoi Branches - .1. Commencing, at a i>ost planted at or near northeast corner,of 1). O. Drain's claim, and being northwest corner of"the A. A. Sparks' claim, and marked A. A. Sparks''northwest corner; theuce 80 chains cast; thence 80 chains'south; thence '80 chains west; thence 80 chains, north to place of commencement. Located this 24th day of Oct., 1907 A. A.'SPARKS, .-■-..■ -1 . Locator. BAlyr-lSE /LA'MORUil'.X\i ,7 -' ' ...Agent. Witness—John McDonald. . • ' ^-i - 4. Commencing at a post planted,, at-or.near northwest corner of. A: A. Sparks'- claim, and being southwest corner of'the'A. Good, claim, and marked Andy Good's southwest corner; thence 80 chains^east; thence 80 chains north; thence SO ihains west; ' thenco" 80' chains south to place of commencement."'.' •". ■ L:catcd this 2-lth;day, of Oct.,"l907 "A. GOOD,, , . '-•"-. - ' : 'locator.- ..BAPTISE ' LAMORUIEX;. . ',, , , ■ --,. Agent. Witness—John McDonald. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED .»"".' ...COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' PAPER DISCOUNTED) . SAVINGS; BANK DEPARTMENT 84 Deposits ol $1 and upwards received, and interest allowed at current rates. The depositir is subjcctto.no delap-whajoyc-r to- tho withdrawal ol this whole or any. portion ot the deposit. Fernie Branch . ,. ■'•*■ 'i -->'- ■■>'■ ;- ,,, H. p32dmoiid»,; Manager 7. Commencing at* a' post planted* A.' C ; J nt or near-the northeast corner, of'jr. ■ -^nin-f the J: F. .Silverman ' cluim," .and■'»■;<> MB— being northwest^ corner of W..Cai'i by's, 'claim, and** marked W. -Darby northwest corner; thenco 80*. chains south; thence ,80 chains east;,thence, 80 chains "north; thence 80 •_ chains west to. place of commencement.,: . Located this 25th day of Oct., 1907 W. DARBY, •>', 7" 7, -\ ; ^Locator.'. BAPTISE! LAMORUIEX,. : * ' - •' 't •* ' ' - Agent.:-;. Witness—John'McDonald. 8. Commencing at a post planted nt or near Wk'Darby, northwest coiner, and being southwest corner of B., Lamoruiex's claim,„ and 'marked ]V.' I^anioruicx'^s "southwest corner; thence-80 chuins 'north; thence " 80 chains east; thenco 80.chains south; thence 80 chains' ■ west to place- of. commencement. • Located this 25th day of Oct.;, 1907 BAPTISE LAMORUIEX, '■: ; . . ' • • . v Locator. , BAPTISE LAMORUIEX,.■ ' 7 ? " . . .Agent, i Witness—John McDonald. v :«<«:«h-*.h**"*:«H'<'<^':^ "I .1,'J!..,, ... .1. ' ♦>• :G)-:^sT-::T l\iiT. Y? ,%* - ♦ .":That is"..the^wav-1 WaJcVies'^^Jre;;after' ;. ' ■", they have been repaired%y, xis. ...Leave , your watch with us" for any repairs you '" raay/need.', , ", '-, '] * i- '.-■■'. '•'•'< •¥■■ •>* ■-X-- ;:./;iG.:' lips.^^3D;;g?. }l .Official Watch Inspector for' Great^Northern-Ry*; '& .y . .i *■;.„. ;.,_-„•■ ii, -i,. j .,-.,■', , .,; .; .,- v,. •*;*> i;7'>-:l:i cfi-.ovt.1 -'.-v ■ v •^-X*^-"^'^^ Witness—-lohn McDonald. 7, Conniieiiclng at a lmst planted al or near northeast corner of .1 Murid's cbilin, and bi'ing northwest corner of A. K. Irwin's claim, and i)inr'<ed .1. V. Irwin's northwest cor ner; thencn 80 chitiiiM south; t'-onco yo chains cast; thenco 80 chains north; thciuo 80 chains wast to placo of commencement. I.i.ciUod this 2Ilh day of O.t., lt;07 .1, V. 1RWIK, • „ Lnnitor, ■ HAPTISK LAMOl.mi.X, Agont. Willicfii—lohn McDonald. H, .Nmiiin-ni'lng nl ix post phintcil at or unai' thn northwnst coi'iH'r of ,1. V, Irwin's claim, nnd being south west conii'i' of R. II. (.uinbh-'H clalni, and marked It, II. (liimhlu'H HOiith- wont cornor; thciu'i* 80 i-haliiH cunt; Ihnii'i! HO rhnliiH north; tlimico 80 rliiiIiih went; thcni-a 811 clinllirt nouth t.i jiIih-k.of coiniiu'iiconienl. 1.01'iiIimI 1'ilH'JJih day of Oct., ll'07 U. II, (JAMIU.K, Locator, IIAI'TISK I.AMOIH'IKN, AkciI. WIlni'Ks—.Iniin Mi'l-i-iiiiM. 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 tlie paper, NOTICE i-ti,. : i- -\,-..••*. In i i,mi .h Si ) I'll'l-l I- I*im*i*1i>' *.'»v l*I I lillil III I i!,i4--, nl'ii i- date I li,i> nd in iiojily I ■> -, i ii i.'l< !i'\ , ' l I 1,1,1 -. l' ■ ' '.I, li . li,I'll I I li -III I !•• tit. '., ll, JU) !'i !• " I..f !. * ■ ul I'i . I'I- I I I'll II, ll I .1 .1 ,1 i U-i*1 . :r I ' .- 1. ' ,i* .1 ■', I 1 I' i I . , i - i I I*,. ".lii.f I". ,iMii|..',in| iT >i', - i.'l' ii ;i *' Ir' i* ;., I aii'l p.'' I'lll" ill ,1. , j' .1 I . .'. 1 li-,4ll,4 brlii-.i' thi.-, h,l\i'll 1U.N lifr." ■ Cniiil 1,1.-ii I I- O it-* uf hi'.ilih \ Iwi'll I 111" I,'.Mill J 'III' ,IM'I -Ul II III'- i'isi's as nu.-i'MiIrt, ihctiinal ihin, •;<•! 1 iittni, liuligi-slioii, Im.ii-t p.ilpllaiinn, | l-t'/l'inil llllll tli' *.rf,'tt illM of Uolllfll I will ii"t <>*.iM, The in->l [i-ifciij blood loniH a nd nor*,!. i-.'Stun-r in \ tl*.4i v,4ii''t I-i Dr- U'illlanH' Plnl. I'iM' Sold by nil iin-dklno iln.ttciN nr by in.kll .it. ."iii ri'iil:. .i !iu.\ or '.Ai. bi.X4.i tor 4'A..•*•>, from 'lhe Dr. tUIH.uiif-.' W*<l»flne Co., IIr«M*livlllr, Ont. • r Ion ■ i' i'i.iI lit ti- 1 i , i. iil.l- ..,.**t punt I f «'. IIIim: I'. II. * .l.'is.l, ,1-1 .I with all the News Send your name into Man.Mjjcr of The Ledger. »*.****** ^*+* ****** a* ^m**imri»m*m*msor*, ■**>'* the Fresh and Salt .Meats. Poultry and jyj) „FiSh. , Fresh Eggs and Dairy Butter. Phone 4 Victoria Ave. e=ss \V,. I,.,,-,. I-..-! of th" l*>,i'".t .ud In-ill).; nun I'i'iist lor.ii'i' ul S, 'tl. \1 *nri''n i I'lliu and iiiiii'm'iI S, M. • ImIiin v."?*i: tlcm'.' HO 4*hnlii4* ii'H'ih; >'h'..i* Mo ih.iii'H ,^X; tl',i*iiif« H<l rli.ho* s iiUli -to \A.tft. of i umiiK'tic >• nii-nt. L*(M»,d iliUa.V'nl.iy <.f 0<i., |:|M7 s, m. Moom:, I^n'itor. HAi'Tini: i.t:\.oni:u.s',. A|(i>nt. Wlliii**.*.*—Julio MrDnii.ihl. Minird'a Liniment Cure* Dlpnthfrin. j '*''*' .4',• ' * %.,.W w -•»•» *aa ,»**l.< '•■Ijlf-'ll III SlOfl t'-ir'*; lor nrintod i-n.i-l'aotinn. . . . some- mat ior Western Canada I Co-operative & Trading Co,, Ltd, | Dry Goods, Groceries and General Merchandise HIM **m*m*msm IW»W 'il Coleman :-: Altar rJr ,j -Tiii ' ■ ■ tV V" i~i.\ .ii,4i.M.MOl,.W*,)>M»Vi,).,l *■*,'' »\>*M..%) -Al ■Al*-M'A>^'Vi^)«^)~'\>-,U it? f H Poaches. S Lemons, mmsJkf*, TTT3 J mJL~ ti J . WWV fc«M>*«W * -*' B li H it it ri &....J? Pears, Plums, Apples, Oranges, Hannnas, • *.4**I»*J m , ~, . , - - j. * I * *^ ' " Italian Prunes, Cantaloups, aud Giape 'Fruit , all at right prices. SWIEIKT POT-A-TOISS THE FERNIE LEDGER PHONE NO. TEN T03VC BECK 3 L33Q. 20 OmX7TB *WJ**Sm*mm •NMM MM**! IT^I*WfMM>MMM| J3 JbliJb&JjN -LJbLi .1: .1 ' 7 I ' I. •I Ledger Ads are Winners mP <z fi J FERNIE LEDGER, FER.N'IE, B. C. NOVEMBER 9, 1907 -, - ttf**rm^+a.* T4+*--"='- - ,-*>. *-~".,'^I-*-tw.-VUl .JI+*l<%«JT-* .^•sAi 1 rtW>A"-^MMMirir> hvli.**/ - Is the most efficient and perfect of leayening agents* MADE FROM PURE CREAM OF TARTAR No alum, lime or ammonia. r\ MONEY' IS SHY St.' Ttiul, Minn.,-. Nov. 4.—A " dis- • • 1 ^,^.-4***1. --^HV* £■*»* . « - -. *' *CT\,* *, - n" * patch from Grand Forks, N. Uy, says: Scnntor-irnnslioi-ougli . today scat the following toh'ernm to Pros- ;. ;i . f - < iclent Roosevelt:->.*.'* 's?^.,-". ■ »„ of .in •/Fully • ■130.0700;000" bushels'-- grain now, ready to ho marketed lhcreforbMiiuc'fi'-"'yrSVfer than., in si re .any ->/'other ■demanding .(ioction- of the'-country, 't,he~-fuile.st, consideration at thuiiaKUs of th71reasii.ry-dc;*art.: 4. ■ If *£A . if*-, .h'■*•-.■ 4" *j % ', *i '" ': ment; •*" •■"*'* *■■.- - .*•■ ■"*;- ''-..-'•*.,- J' -" ■' ment '■■ ""i'on ■ million "dollars, plucc.l 'Twin, City banks .would raise,, embargo Europe.' in the aiid "'start'' -shipments ... to This • -would " •, relieve - :.tho financial stress in the cast ."much , - i - .i quicker than' a deposit of treasury funds in New York. , .".--. '■/Treasury relief operations should Jiavo been, begun here, where "the con- j'.gestioiv.is greatest. Our-people, are L-n'oUiosing'their heads—they have-no ; fear of a panic,''but in thisj- crop . moving "seasoo./our ■'business men .-.should' have special consideration." .TABOK NOTES th; FLOAT N3 PIN. 3>me Amusing Experiments With Bitl i of Metal and Water; .." „ Let a drop oi".water fall upon glass aud it will spread, but a drop of mercury will r.ot. This Is bocauss the wa- tci- and the glass have an ...Unity for c.'ieh other, so that tho water wets the glass, but there Is in-affinity between mercury'and glass. The same principle underlies a pretty experiment that may hi* made with water and a pin. ' Water will'wet a pin, but not so readily as it wets glass. 'Remembering "FLOWERS IN:SICKROOMS. Never Send All White Flower* to.an Invalid. . In .-sending Cowers to an ■- invalid greatJdiseriminatiou must be. practiced. In the',' firet place, be careful hot to cause any extra work to' the already overburdened family.. For this reason growing plants are undesirable, and, besides, while the old Idea that they harmed the sick one by remaining In the. room overnight Is only a.superstItlon,nIt is true that the invalid may easily harm them, especially If they are much" handled. In the second place, do not send flowers having a very pronounced or sickening odor. Tuberoses are thus distinctly ^barred, as nre other flowers of their class. Thirdly, nvold violent color contrasts. Tho nervous system Is always slightly deranged and the perceptions unduly in a'serious Illness, .and the this, we may make a pin, even a biff 7£",""BV"'", .oiie.■float'upon the surface.of water. ■ l^S'of vivid reds and pinks,and .I h?re arc* several way=i of doing this, :ycnows mfiy',u0 really harmful and one of them bi-ltig that shown In accompanying Illustration, . Lay tho the MINE CASE IN TORONTO Toronto, Nov. 8,_—Ttv tlie eiuo;;' of it . IV*" *P If. ^WjyJo--vs._J.toihsihil(lleita.ii_U-.-—Jjislici*. .liiddell-oh..-Saturday gave judgment .1,0 tho effect" that, there; was ho cbn- "tract that, the machinery of.the 1)*?- u-oit Yukon'Mining Co.-should''be taken* over at 8500,000 in stock of ,tho-Uunnilinn^company, and thnt.lhc value -of the .machinery nt' (ho'time, of the-transaction was only $.p>0,000, and the."placer" claims SIo,000. ■ •' 'j\istUp"H'*dde)ri.es*;Hhctl the action as -"'arising out''of u'gross per- jutrated "liy the, ('.efendants* (other .1 hiin'.the.-ooinpaiiie.s)' upon-,tho. l'hij"-, i"lir, Bo'yle and tho 'Canadian Klon- ilyl''o''^lliiihg'Ooiiipaiiy."'' ■'• V driigijiHt'cnii obtnir.s tin liniln- tion of MIN'AlU)'.S,lJi.NW,NTfrom ,n Toroiit'o".;hou'He'"rtt. *;'a'v very low- price and hi\Vo':'':t-lnlieiod-'ihls own nfoiUlulvi'',:',/ ,-., . •; -" , . ' . .. 'I'lflHgj-eiiHV'.lin'lt-'iitlon Is*' tho poor- "cst vV)I*(3;:\¥e*:iui\o'.vi't -'Kitm i-f thu 'miiny-tluit/ovbry.'. Tuin, Did-* i.llurrv luis tried to Introduce. ,Asli.foi:..-.M,iN,Altn;s tindAyoii gut.,It. i -,-, ■ , i The fanners- v niv; busy tineshing 'and' lvplirt -good yields? " *" '""' Ooiisidcraltle Iiuil'dirig"- of co.Uagcs is taking, place. Ta!:er is still gi-ow- oig. " , " '<„. -5 -gY'' General Manager V.- Uixoif-h'tis re- signed his position 'with the Canada West Coal' iiiyl Coko*jComp<iny. ''-,'- " . •The rc''n(H-t'pof.,U'1c^.Mil)*.-rest nr'bi-' trqtion boasd iins'.bpon sent' loathe dopartnV.-nl 'of :ln'lipr.\;Yv\!. mulcrstand thai " !■" II., fjljpnuan;..tho'/jhiners' representnlive''i>H'ill-'1.make -.V^mihqc-; il.Y .report. .v<".*;'**.--7- V7-"—7.'*7.-'7 '"%;:;■;'7-.'3'-' T'-'. ■>.*';\ ' Win. _H nl 1 ockviind ''{,'ori'i pa ny intends to p'ush'-the CdoveTo'iviucnt- of -, their mine aO'K'iouI^City'.'.and will put.'.'"in two' liiiles.of side' track, and install e.xtensi\e .mining .machinery at .tidal JL'ity near -.Taber'. * ,. , c •" ' .•.'," 'Toiii I.urke, ' tnternational' - Moiird 'M"ehiber for Illinois, will leave .the movement; -,t o. become 1 ho .Inhor .commissioner'for'the .Operntois", As-ioei- r'Li'on of "I\l"ontnna - and Wyoming. At iiie men need not-be S'irry—they know. Ilurkc. .. ■ ° I, -" A number of men recently employed in l-*o . mctnliferoiis mines use coming into the coa. camps and complains of, being paid.off. and that i.eprcssion hhs.-set in ,-the diiTerent livelv high (juartz camps „ in'spito-.of the rein wages. " , It is said that ;,thc miners of llis- irict'No.-18, U. M..W. of A,,'-will* support Ji, It. Lewis, vic'e-pre^ii'ent, ti:r the presidency of., tho I.'. ,M. Vi. i-f.'A,'as successor to John .Mitchell. Vice-President J Jowls-■, wns in ..(-Vrnid Inst spring niul jiroved- himself a, very sti-iing mnii. We. wish him success. ' .. 4 . . , CoiiMii'erablu spec-.ilution has ta^en, i:hice .with i;egard_ to this' outcome < f .„ - ,, ; i:ow TO l*'T,0.\T A I'IS. > „ !>ih upon the' prongs' of a fork, and' .hen, hoI.;i!'g tho fork at an angle of Vo-ty-five .'•.'gives, place' it-very gently "pon lhe waier, watching your oppor- lunify to rainove the support. Thi,-.; in.iy i'i>i;ulre!'n lirtle practice, but,,you. will soon ,lie able to succeed,, when yon will see the Water, assume'a c-ojvo.N t'o.-m o:i'-p:ii'h side of the pin, and ns soon- iis' the pin has'replaivd enoi:g'.i oi' ihe'w-iti'i- to couiiterhalanco Its 'wt'iglit it wlll'l'(inV'l.ke-'ii',IIttle°broiit.-- oTiils i'xiieriiiK'iii may tie made wiflr a'lieef'le, us-wi 11, as a pin, it'1 being iK*cessar.v only -u place it u'p'm tlie ■ water so i-aiefiiil.-. th.it the'water i-au- ;not wet it. Thai may sound l!ke<Jan '.inconsistency.-but it is possible, nevertheless, to so lay the pin'or the needle upon the 'water'that it shall not bo made wet. ," H 'If you'lind the .experiment with the ■;£ork-on!y_parti:i!!y-successfn!nt"y-thi3- simplcr mo'hod: Lay-a slieet of ciga- retti,* paper cveiily upon_ tlie water, and, p.pon t-e.pajie:' place a.needle or a pin. As soon us X'.iti pn.ier sets wet through it will t;iuk bel >w the surface, leaving the needle oivtli'o pin (loatiug. Uy.iw- Ing great care, you 'might perhaps succeed after awhile In lloatiug a dime or a gold "dollar iivthe same way.' ! will surely be disagreeable to the pa* ■ tlent. Choose Instead dellciito pinks,- | soft creams or light blues. On tho j other hand, do -'not, above all, send "{ white roses unaccompanied by any other (lower ,uor an abundance of unre- i Moved white'(lowers of any khid. Vou, might just ns w'-ell -'order.-n Horal-pil-' lo'.v marked-"At West" for (ho.*effect' j It will have upon thl\ recipient, of your- mistaken kiiulne.is. * - ] ' The -"sick are" often, inclined to be morbid,' and nothing but cheerful suggestions ishould bo presented to their iEaglna'tibii's." Filially, prefer llie,im: usual (lowers. Vou may be" pretty sure that.many, besides ''.yourself will send roses .and carnations and violets. The little bunch -ol' "ragged' robins or .the cluster of' old fashioned pinU peonies will l;e a thousand limes more'.appreciated. ...-' : "" And hesf "of„-all will be the-butter-' cups or tlie homely black eyed,Susans which tell perhaps of a I'aroff happy home or a dear ono' loved and gone. AGENTS FOR y The Calgary. Marble. & Granite Works - (, The** Kootenay Marble Works, , Nelson- Samples Cen lie Seen at lhe Office. , Parlors, in lundy's Block i 5 ■■tiTr&t vyipt -/si** -/-Tuff yifot V^ff ¥£& HAT FOISE. IAN l?J T»HE PANSY. und will Ho Wears h Yellow Shawl,and Keeps ; His Fe«t In a Tub. "lhe .little Ki.'-l-'r came, In from the full of (lower.-', and i boggJil her i'.-.a:-.',:-.::i for a story- "a j bi-and u?-.v o:ie. i*.ir.:imin"—so immima j tried to thini; of a iiew story, while :lio i little slMtor U-*pt very still; ' .At luut iiyivoinenl, has been urrivyd at, and | mamma ciiu.clil M'glil of u pansy amo:ig ' the little llowors the little sister .held, r.cgol lii turns hetweon the'district ol'-! f.irden. her hn:i licers nnd the nianagenieiits of the dir.'eivni.l coal eoinpiinies during this j.-iist week. Wo underslnnd ihut no that il:e men will make nn'applica-1 lion to tho'Minister' of, T.nboi* for a hoard of jn.x'ostlgntloii. -Mn the mean- linio'work \'>-ill go,on us us-.iul.' How the Smartly Gowned Woman Puts on Hor Hat. -■ ■ <- . The4'smartly gowned woman" knows full welltlie, value of.hat poise. • Does she plant' her hat ou her head and stick a pin in it carelessly? Not she. Sho knows, for the best of reasons, tbat adjusting the" hat is tr matter that deserves study and .tbat must be'done with" care. "»,' .'S '-,..- That every hat Is.capable;of,a poise... That unless it Is poised rightly Its effect is spoiled.. It is graceful and b"e- _conjing_it,it-.!s-po!sed-^ve!!-andimost- ungraceful If badly poised. -The average woman does not know how-to adjust her hat. She does not seem to realize that the graceful, ap-' pearance of a ha't depends entirely, on its poise;-that unless, It Is poised right It is dowdy. , . That it must bo set carefully on the coiffure and the hair*must bocpulled down In front to show some of Its big soft waves.' - ' ' That tho side should'be fluffed'out n Iittlo and the back hair receive attention. / As for the hat, that-It reai.ire3 pinning niul that the pins must hover be placed In carelessly. . That ouch pin should show and become a part of the color scheme. , - Thnt the lint when pinned on should look light nnd careless,, though It should bo that studied carelessness which Is 'real art.-Woman's World. , TJ.ewp.-iry traveller in search of ■li'ninp, plenty to eat and something 'drink, should go to " ' ..'J .4 " . - a good go.d to The King* Edward Hotel J^br-Gatesr- Prbprit'trir"5 ~— B.C. Co-ncr Hanson St & Victoria Ave.,' Fernie, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•^♦♦♦j..:. * ♦♦•:.♦♦•:♦.:••:•♦:••:•♦•:*•:«:♦•:•♦♦♦♦•:• *:•. .■iVllSB OFI'IOISKS NoininutlcW arc coming in droves Iron, mine l-,c**le- for the M*Mci ot; tlcers." Si.Vc»ty:tl'.rei). locals .'havo nl-s reody roportcil iiem'untiontt; about ton moro reM.-;fn to lo l-.oitr.'l from, Al' repcr'B n.iiot to lii( th's week. • J Whon tho rororts nro, In a letter will I.a aililrefBcrt 'to' each cnmllilatc rTyPofoil, na to ' wlwthtr! ho wiii htiiiid for tho v.oiiiinntlon. 'W'lun all Iiivo teen ui..wor.il tlun u vote will hii pal't-jl for, Up to tVite-l'-'or 'prcHldcnt-Mr. Jl,\yatt, tlu prcBont Ircumhont, huu llfty l-calw-w|io h«vo ondr.ri.eil hiim Wiii., l.liid.Hjy, vlcc-prtBM-.nt, l.ns _ 13 Ioci'b,' \ihof I.rtVO tmlt.i'.c*:l his'in-' nomlimtlcn;/ 13 hii\b cr.J-rned. Joti Varlot, rf Mul»jorry. 0. Mnrvey ,1m*. thf)tjn"<lcrei«.cnt,oI.7, IocuIh; AohoV, H.-ft'iij nrd A, D.l-.ncy, Ar., four o\ti'..\ John Minnlnc, .Tohn McClrcw, Wm.'O.ivu nnil ,W, WlV* .lonkliiH, two each ami ti'avu'ul olhci'B LUnltcrlnK. mien Gilmoifi-, for HJiTntary.- tronmircr, 'linn .-U 1-jtftU; .Too Clark, of ai.ncivil, 8; Wm, Kirkwonii, anil .U.u-i, (.(iiui;*!:; two each nii.l the hal.nce ncntt.rin/. F, r Kr.fonsl Iljurd Mcmtcr, H,rry..liov«fuli hn« ar* loculn; .Wm.^ iviul.o;, -I; Jim Nolan, 2; Vi. T,' Virhlxt, xlj\v..rA Whltelnathcr, Vi. 'fitxxi, A. tl*.'.!* and J. Harvey arc nil In thn race.' All thu r.omln.tions niuut lo rondo ly the 20tli,„Fo thnt not 1cm wlll be 0 nt to -tli-* several nominees and lc-rn frcm them if they will stand f:r n&mlmt(*.n3 from the district.— r.ttt'.ur/ Vtirx*..o, ASKS US TO PRINT IT, Tells How to Prepare a Simple Mixture to Overcome Dread Disease. ■ T,o-,-'iri'lli,';.e I'. ,*■' , worst forms of iJlii'iuiiiiliKin, ini'." n i"ns|ioonfnl of lie followl.ig 1.1IM in* nfter each iiie.i^ uml nt lu'illliiiu, I'I 'hi- I'l.s-triict llainll.in, _ mu-lmlf imine; ('oin';ioiiiid, Kiirgon, ono (iniu'i'i; C'iiiii|i(i'.inil, H,\rni|> SnrfrMii'llhi, I 111 I'd OIIIK-I'.S. ' ' TIii'mj ii.iViuliii*s Inniu.Iii'iitK i-iin hn iillliliii'd from our hniiin tlrugglHt nud nrc oitNlly nilxi'il li,v*sliiiMng' tlicin tt-i'll" In a. hot tie, , Ih-lli-f Is goiici'iill.v loll, from tlio Hint, few ihihi'fi. ] 'I'Hn lU-l'Sfrl' Ih II hllllPH II W'l'll* i\nii\i-n nutliorliy In n' Clnii'liiiiil nitiriilng init'i'i', fni'i'i'M thi' I'loggoi'l up, liiiictlw.' kl'liaiyN to II11 i'i' uiul hi rain from Mm hlnoil tho poison-inn w-iiHle ninili'i' and uric ih'I I,' whli'h ciUm'.s II! ciim.itl.siii. Ah, KliO'uii'llhiu Ik Mitt only the nu,si | nlnf.ii ainl lull in>: « < I-cum', )■ hnl iliiu:, .'iii-.'H ,to lifts I Iiii* i-Iiiii hi! ivll'i* will nu <lo >l t In- greatly vol*, i'imI 1 v nviiiv «'i|-i',»iii'i.* I i.in ni lionv ' \"ho hliiiuld nt oni'i' tro-mri' lln-ml v-1 liim to got lid' i«' I'!'. It ,. |h mid lint n l nrKi.ii who ; W'lllllll M'MI tilih lUVhl'li. tillll Ifgllllll!- )$, n dow or. iv.'n dully, or men u ! "ii'w tlmt's it wi"!-:, wo il I iii'Vi-i* hnvii' •M'l-linih Kidney or Lilmiij illaordoru. or Hhi'-inirttliKiii. j Ct.t tliln out nnd pii.'.-i'i-.o It. <i',)od j ....■."sm.it ..mm I'l-i'sci'ijitl'iH which' r^illy rvlli'Vc nrc n'liirc, inilei-il, uud; wlii'ti you rii-ed It, you wi.nt it bn.l-j i-,, inn ili.iviuiisth hi'ii* hay Uu-.v will and thU Ih vvli.U she told tlw Iittlo sister: - "In t!:t» r.'.h'.r.h* 'if every ps'.nsy 'thoro lives n little old mnn. He must hi? a very cold Iittlo man,,,loo, .'or he I/, always wrapped in njittlo yellow hlnii- hot and even llinsi has to have an o.:trn covering of velvet piuiHy leaves to lu>*.>;> him warm. And ho sits In the (lower with o'.sly his lit'ii'l uncovered, so lhat ho enn see llu> wm-kl. .'"But lho "(incori'Ht thing nhnul this little old man Is Hint hi* always kcops Ills feet In. a I'li'iMiib-srrli :i finny little'tub, too-so ring ami narrow that you \vo',>:' how ho milling.'.*"- to get Ills IVol In It, lio dow, tliough, I'or when you pull lhe tub oi'f tlit'i-i', you will ills* r-ovor Ills two liny feat, ju.st as ivnl as ■.'im be." The nosl tlnii' yon plcl, n pansy sno If yon i.in lind'llie m,i,i >in.l 111.' Iittlo I'ool tub, NEEDLEWORK NOTES., When laco.ciirtnlii!--',begin to give wny, baste n larg? plceo of thin white cloth over wenh parts before wnshlng Doll In'a pillow'slip or thin sack. Whon rendy to sow on n row .of hooks find eyoa place the two edges or lining to which they are to bo sewed evenly together ono on top of tho otlior, then tako tho trnclng whoQl and mark plnces on both edges nt onco. In ripping long seams of mnchlno, stitching tho work onn bo ilulclfly nnd easily dono If you will .simply put tlio garment under tlio prossuio .fool and lower tho iioi-illo Id hold It (Irmly, thou hold It In the left hand n short div tnnco nnd wilh n Hluirp knife Inserted hi tlio Bonm rip It. If Iiud. year's while Ihian sltli-t l.i frayed nt tho lii,:;cin,,cul t.ft' nml sew on n bins fold wilh the seam tn tho outside, Turn over nud sllteh down on tho out.'ldo of tho skirt. ''1'hl.i will glvo tlio effM't cf a now foolhold. If proferriMl, iuhl ono or two moro fultl.i nbovo this, :| FERNIE GSGAR. STORE We -M-h tho inrpo-it rr-i'nil denlers cf Tobaccos find, ti pars' in T'ernso. „ Wo. »«' J'iioe... ir: lho .most town. D'li't (orirl't of a L'oul .smuki*. I only .I'i'liiililo stick, cmit'lc'tc and best so the Fornio Cigar S:y.:e Address 104 Our ratiL'o of ictfd stouk isi when in ncitl Tel. 19 ■ ♦:•■■ ♦ ♦ *:♦ ■?• •:♦. •:• •>. Y •> ♦. ,l',MM<»VA*A,l,A<^ A New Idea. A new voi'uloii of (In1 until hug thnt will fiirnlHli own gri'iiler fun lii'ciiusn A Question of PolitcnciiB, No one Ins u ight to outer mini hor poi',ii):i'.i runn w',:!:jii'. knocking for poi'iii!.'*'! m. inijmilii'i' how i'liv*i> nn-.l intlsmil:*- llio rolii'lrvi" lii'twcmi llicni mny ho. Dvovy lininnn holng hns a I'lg'il lo prlvni'v whon ho or Him do. tilriu It; mi.I huh 1'iiiii'tcuy uml i-ommoii HoiHii 'I'tivbld nu, liilrushiii, Whi'llior ymi n-''> .i| .h':i,v .or n girl, yon slioii.'l J nnt (»ii«7r tho nnm of fnllior, mullinc, j liroihcr or slstor without liimoUlin' or t nf tlio gtvatot ditllculty In getting out iislvlng pi>niil,-(l,i,i. Tlm strli't oliM'i-v.; the presents Is n box illloil Willi mud. iiiici* of ihli Iittlo ruin not only eiulilos ' Tills Is of cotii'su piii'tloulnr.y sulloil llK* uu".i'.!r..T,( of Hi.. fiiMl.y tn hiiw. pr). . to hiitiiiuor piitlloH. Whotlior In n city vai-y wlin'i i!ioy doslro It. hut It ostiih* f hiu:k yard or n country liiwn ll wlll .litihiM mi.l.i'osti.ri a high Hlnii.liii-.l of I furnish mi ond of nnuisomotit for tlio pn::ti.'iu*;*:i tlmt will lm sure to result In l mnull guests. oluv.UltiK Hi*' i-li.'.riU'lor of tin- oniiro! Toys of vnrloiw Horls hhoiild bo biirlod I'linlly circle, It Is a grout mlst.ika ! In tho sninl. 'Over imicIi toy sllcl. n. Id tlil.ilt llnil I'Otii'li-sy niidpallti'iiiMi*,'» | lonjj Hleiiiiiiwl liower oil wlilt-h Id a o-,-o:i I'ltle Ih'im n!vo.!!.| |.;> :*lrv,vn o-.dy i number. UiiMj n corroipoiiiliiig niinibcr of The I^ilaco Drug Store 'Ii:i.. VI. II. F. MoM'I.v.V. Mull. I; i*. „..„.>. .. 1.:.' I.Ull I,, Cil'i ll' l< U.'i' ii'il"!' Mb'W" "II (i't)''v.--.'I' :• Ih'i. fl-o. ih'on wlo, are limslit tn be piuii't'l! n's* ly poll to ut hmiic i\ro sure to ho pnlllo out of it.--<;..i.'-.ih'' Xuwh. Icither Hiipply foso Inj-iodl'-rits orj J i.ni'.o Me inlvf'ic i,.,i-i'y rn ta'ct If | any of nor rcailciH so jircft't'. i Th» Fcrottitunot. iin Butii ,i nU. ■ Viuw-r. Mii'tl llill.-r Ci'in the rnwr. I' only tin vo one unntl l<lin< t-.y* And a, tcuny, wr-rny n mu! J wan su nfnlil. ilv'tii* I'hllilivri, Vou'il tnrgt'X im. whfii you i-nmi, 8n ( iinki'i] my .Mullii'i' Nuiuru To let mo fli.».au my nania. I know H'a luiivl to 'iiH-mber, Hnch an nwftil lot, flut M'hi'ii yun'iu In iho uardiiii Vlismu for-get-rtio-ncit, . j 1 jlrrwr-i". hi .') l.i'xv httt'l '.'.'''I <JH t.oU 1 hloHsoiii' ii iniin'.itT tlmt will i-o:'ro.Jpouil t I with ouo ou the tlowors In lho Rami, hut hnvo tlio nur.bi't-.i so pl-ieod thnt ; thoy will not show. ; i Uni'li ohlhl ilrnvvri a Hawer from tin* bowl, nficr whlob ho proceeds lo dig I out of the Kiiiul tho llowor wilh tho ; Bnno nunilior on It find flldo 1lio toy \ thnt ii bnrlod underneath It. If Voir Would'Dreit Wall. i Wonr plain clothes for plain oeca*; Btona. * ! i Khnrt lUthtwolght skirts for wfllldnir. ; f'omfortnhlc sbuca ttui! low Jiccla ou ' street boots. „ , UNIFORM KEENNESS! NO HONMG-NO OIIINDINO. You wont comfort nnd satlsnctlon I of clonn emootli shuvos every morning;. • I The Car bo Magnetic Is tho only- rax or UNCONDlTIONALLV OUARANTR.:!) to slvo thin. Th(««^(*f«*t lJlc«*»rl<' iiMtijii-rln» positively tnetg;ea every par- tkh of CuriMii Mitt} file of steel) ln*o tho niclal'-glvlng dlnmond"llko Ixirdnoss throu.ihout llio bl;idi*--.omo- thlng; obiolutcly lutpomihlo with fire tempered steel used I.i ".*...,.'1.';£ **.'.' ci!;;." (4j,<m». Uut test this razor in your own lionie—cr lmve your barber use It on you, Secure one ?n DAVS TRIAL ultli NO OULi- OATION TO PUit" ciiAse. 30 . ** .* — J. D. QUAIL Phillip Carosella Wholosalo LIQUOR DEALCn Dry Goods, firiwrir-;. Ron!*: pn*f Ww krXs r«(!lifciiiii» 4 BAHEn AVEM'C UlUHOtt AT IIOfeMtH, D. C. iMriii'..iv.j; ii.',*,**. t.Mi -.wil ^SMOKE trrrTO-NT' r./'.rnst- Crow's Nost Spoolnl IM' 'Minor's Fnvorlto Cln«r« o * \^ !£==== '::■•FERNl^'.T^GB.IC^ERipE, B::p;-r;,;';^q^E*m^.9i'..lj*\Q7B-.,r::.-. px $1 ■-». Year in Advance Signed every- Saturday from the Office .of Publication, Todd Blook, Victoria Ave., , Fernie, British Columbia. ■ i .11 „ . AU changes of ads. must be in'as follows:— Pages i and 6,2 p. m. Tuesday ; pages a and 4, Sp.m. Thursday, and page 6,2 p.m. triday. "We will be unable to insure chango unless • this rule is complied with.. Legal advertisW, 12 cents per 'nonpariol line lirst insertion, 8 cents per line eaoh subsequent insertion.- ■ ' „ Bates for contract advertising on application at office Of publication, Todd Block. - T. T. JOHN, F. Editor H, SHERMAN, Manager SATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 9 1907 LOCAL UNIONS IN DISTRICT 18 U. M. W. af A. FERNIE, 2811—Prea*, Jan. LancaBten; Fin. Sec, Thos. Biggs. HOSMER, 2494.—Pres., Wm. Taylor; &?<*., Wm, N* Reid. MICHEL,*.2834.—Pres., Wm Cplgrc- -' hbuii; Sec., Charles Garner. COLEMAN, 2633.—Pres., W. Haysom; • Sec, Wm, Graham. =.- • .- FRANK, 1268.-PreB., Fred, AUott; Sec, George Nichols. LILLE,, i233^-PreB., Sec, A.-W^May. ■■ •> BELLEVUE, 431-Pres., , ,. JSec. Fred ChappeU, ... t"''"" 7- ' '''' '' .7 '"" " -*■ " HtLtCfiES-lV 1053,-Pres.', Robert LiV6tt;'Vice'pres., J. Lagace^; Sec, Harry T. Cooper. ■LUNDBREOK. 2275—Pres., , Alex. McCullock; Sec., Peter Blake... > LTJNDBRECK,, 2352.—Pres., William Steep) Sec, Stephen Davies. WOODPECKER, 2299.-Pres.,' ■ Sec.,-Andrew;Wilso'n. ■ * MORRINVILLE, 2378-Pres.,- .' - Sec, T. Meir. DIAMOND CITY.'-Pres , Sec, . ' ■CANMORE, 13S7.-Pi-es , ,* '" .0 {, ,., Sec., Robert Hunter. 7 ," , BANKHEAD,,2o9.-Pr'cs., Wm. Fisher; 'f grtr. l_'R,_l_DvOO*"» " ~ ■ ■ *j\,\,w*-*.—*—±SJ-wJ*** _r* * ■ make more profit for- the*citizens of Canada'than in bringing "about \ the complete success: of "* the "Equity plan; When you look back of the--"long,- weary years'."that are past ,for nearly 50 years anil 'you- see the so-called schemes that have been brought forward* to benefit farmers,'"each und every one of them failures—examine them,'and3yoii:,will find that-" each und :-everyone "''completely' , ignorcl ''Price" altogether; in'fact, - in some cases farmers were even told bluntly' to their facts that 'Trice", was none of their business, and'they were. \o leave,that to a "Beneficient Provi-* deuce," and the law of-"Supply and Demand,", and in some case farmers' institutes in the Eastern State swero forbidden to discuss the question *of price at all, under pains and penalties, etc.; and yet' when, by- organiz-- ation,* our farmers will take hold of the "Question of Prices,"-,and* get them', they will see their troubles melting before them Hkq-:gnow before the ehinook wind. Now, farmers, organize! Tt*-ko a little spare time oft this winter, and see j. that your-? neighbors join tlie "Society of Equity," and when you find one that won't join, ' find out why,; and nine times out of ten you will find a man who is connected with some game of fleecing the* farmers—just make, a special, note of it. In Alberta we have about" 3,000 members, but.it is a drop in the bucket to what has to be done, and a work like thiss will never bo accomplished if you leave, it +5 two or thrtia tjliiC'ers of" the society. Everyone should take a hand; it will payr .every" farmer j-."oven the blind farmers who n,ow oppose us will benefit by* itV '"•'". - ' " ;„ , This winter we expect-the society to take active "steps to thoroughly organize tho,. province, and then"* march on to Saskatchewan and Manitoba, for not before we have captured these three provinces shall we be makers of our "prices. Now see ' to it- lhat your'union take's a hand in-this question, and' by all means, have your man at tho annual meeting—send,two if you can stand it, and see,to it that organization is pushed well to tho-front there. - ° ''*.,' .' <-§-<$*3>'--^*-*''S^<--^ 7;';Buy.-7'. KOOTENAY FRUIT * ■** l - LandsatRobsosi ■.*»■ ■ *;^;«^■*f■-^** wmm& ^j&saa&iABSBsmm COXiUD ;-.;, '- -WHOLESALE ■1,c'' , -' 7 ' ' ',. -;,'• 1A.3ST3D ' RETAIL Li3Siiia?Er) ; .," '■■ STOEAG-E, > - Pleat Five Trains daily, C. P. R* Steamer, daily Telephone and -Telegraph, good. Boating, fishing and Hunting, level Land, magnificent Soil. . Avoid isolation and poor trans-"..'* portation facilities by buyiug at - Robson. 4 > ."".'. Buy fruit lands' where you . can gef -irrigation ;ahd be, sure of good crops. These 'lands can be bought at,, $1.00 per acre per month ,, Your money back if not satisfied. For particulars.see LWAYS a choice supply of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal and Lamb on hand.' "Hams, Bacon, Lard, But- * ter and Eggs. ^ OUR SPECIALTIES:— Fresh, Smoked and Salted Fish; always a good assortment. Try our Mince Meat, Saurkraut and Oysters. 1 . Fernie j* Watson m Q®§$%0Ww4$**®Q&*i$MM>$ &$$$$$$$Q®®$$?M®®$®®®§ COMMUNICATIONS; This paper will" not be responsible ,for opinions expressed-by .its"correspondents. , ', , , TABER. 102.—Prts., T. Boyle; Sec., Win. Murdock. '7 LETHBRIDGE, -571—Pres., B.- G. Hamilton; Sec, Charles Peacock. TABER, 1959.—Pres.', Walter Vcre; ' Sec, Robert Doodson. CARBON ADO. 2318.-Pres., ' Preflit.di.t8 • and secretaries whose names do.not appoar on this list are fttiuest*d' to farward them to this office for inoeftion. ' Continued Inquiries reach us for the foregone Information. CRANKS ■Everybody .tliat Is worth'anything Is n crook. Cranks aro -the salt of tho earth. Thomas Carlylo *\nd .John Ttuskln wore cranks, and so, it wo may say ko, was tho "amm of sorrow -who wns acquainted with grlof.',', " Only from,the nilndfl of,cranks do the sweot things enmo. .When wu used the word crank in our issuo of Oct. 10, to, which some objection has boon tnkon, wi* roferred to cronkH, in trivial affairs, and .\iot to ifcoFu who nro, inaugurating ipovomonts of world-wide import, At tho sninu time It is opon to us to soy that although juany menu 111 talk of ameliorating conditions thoy will ' not support tho tenets they preach—not, divo down. Why? Uo* caufio they nro not cranks in tho proper sense of tlio ward. A perfect crank will do everything to further his ono object.* Ho, as Matthew Arnold once said, "hoob not wldo, Imt deep," nnd It is this depth thnt is always Illuminating. In our own pi-ofQHHJon only the crnnkn arc huiird n/—the usual, the Illustrious, oh* hcui'p, fall hy tho wayside nnd nro forgot ton, It Ih only thorn* who Imvti Homuthlng lo wiy, thowt who lime 11 Hniiuii* hour of thinking r-oiuotlnien, thnt ure ii'ganli'd, and nil hough I hoy hie-vo mom than thol** -nhai'** of nbiiHO, iu the «*/*d tlwy _ fiirnigbtnn out. il« u**fbwl,T talking **v</) TTABOIt-*-NrOTES" Peter Tatterson, international Hoard "Member'U. M* "W.1 of. A., returned .. from Indianapolis on Monday morning lust. Whilst" in Indianapolis Mr.. Patterson attended'. the meeting of the International Exeecu- tivo Hoard, and met, the operators of the. four competitive states nnd thc district oiliccrs- of the same states. - An "application from Michigan anil Ohio to enter thc competitive field, which includes AVcstorn Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,and Illinois, .was considered; and it'*\vas -'decided to, report at the adjourned nigetinc;. nee. ■i'ltli. The policy for strikes,in Col. uru'do, District lii, was left in thc hands of the national oiliccrs, with the right to call a striko in Kentucky if necessary. The International Hoard donated the sum of §500 to tho Nova Scotia striko in i-jpriiigfleld, Tho Nova Scotia minors havo sent to tho International' oiliccrs asking for un iirgaiil/.ci- to come to tholr aid, and nssuro 10 local unions if thoy cannot got a conference with the operators and au acceptance- of the ngroomonts.. The,.sending of or- gaiiizei'H wus 'ilofui'i-cd , until tho board'meeting of Dec 10; ,.J. II. White, of Ohio,*is tho only ai nd Id ute for vlco-president, although live days moro aro loft for nomination-.. "^iVyoming.VTnTey , wheel was turned at -nny OIK3AK1KU 14'iBii-y Bficin.a »Htlo strange to our iiipmiicin, but we haui iilwn.vs ron* Mdi'md, uml mill ■•uhhiifui, llial t.nwc is M'ni'L'oly uiiytliiiig of moro import* owe i* tlm fiiruit'is of AU>ertn, i««l lm* tlm Niiitiu ri'iiNon lo tlm fiirnici's ut all Cuiiiidu, than to orgmjlzo. , Tliu fnniii'i-N Jiavo ..over yut organ- 1/i'd flip t-o Ihu miti-y of Kqiilty) ex- •■ri-pt In Riil'i-y (till the \\b.hi"i uf tilt* M'hi'irioH of oUif-i' people. I wuiilil thut'l I hud tlw* gift of ton- j.,iii>n nnd tlw gKiiliisof half 11 do/cii SlniKi'Hpi'iu-i'H rollril niiii onn. ior I (.now of iioUiliig Hull I 11111I1I no. 1,-im^lish,, more gijod {■>, doing, os India Vk-O'lTosldont hewis anil Secretary Wilson and ,1'ulcr PatUrson spout Sutluttuy last at la. Knlla, and culled upon Vresidont, Mitcholl, but wore una lile to hvo him, Mitchell being undue ihictor's ordum to hou 110 onn but his wlfu, Thu pi'cHldoiit uuil- crwont a- Ki-cond oporatliMi Nov, 1, •Iiiiiiimi !<Ta,vlor, fni'iimrly Ins'icctor of niini'H, IIHiioIn, left Lu Pin lln on Monday lust to ttiko filing) of the Tiibi'i' uiincH, T. I.. IjiwIh and Vi, Wilson uru tho only en nd Mn ten for >\w ottkc ot ptvs.<h*nt V, M. W. of A. Jx-wis is \kry slotiDglf nomlnalud in IWImou'r liomi- illHtvicf, llllll Klu*.rffl hi it It. 'Ill »lt« I'UWMN OiVI, Pi'ltl**h I.Ii-vki Mo *!l«f"'Uin Li-ur)' "l.ooU hori>t Yii'1! i-titi piny wiih- IiIm hi'iid ami I win piny with hm tall, nnd wu tan both struku thi* Nlllllll Ci lljfl hlll'lv," Pi'islnii (Int—"I don't. rejuninhi-r tun lni» lii'iin ciiimiitlnil nlimit IIiIj" Mr. Editor: , " - I see in this week's issue of tbe Fernie Free Press a letter'supposed to be written by a Welsh minor, showing the public how "men are approached in thc coaches by ' myself in'reference to getting men to join .. . — • *~ ... , .-'-,' .. .,. .. 1 i \,r\ ^+.4_+l,/l. xnc-umoiK—L_(jiiiiii.—j.- iiiu-.iii-***—*,.!-*.««- interests of thc union nt every; pp- Ijorlunity, and when 1 see a stranger it .is'my business to ask him to join. But when I ask a man to join moro-than once and at each time get a rebuff, and'not a decent answer, 1, being1 human! cannot help but retaliate. Now this Welsh1'minor, I who is not Welsh at all, does nol give his name, but ho has no need to. be afraid. I'Mchow him .well, it being a fact' there are so few of this'stamp, of man I meet, that'I can call this one by name if I so wish'. He comes from a pli\8o culled Ebbw Vale, Monmouthshire, , uiid'hiis been working hern'fiii'-, a conaldci-ablo time.,., The reason this man will not join now is because ho has something against tho ofllcers,, Ho thinks so much of unionism that ho con be influenced by ono or two to put' theso principles one side, so deep in his heart does thoso principles lio. Tlo does not go back to Ebbw Valo because . bo would bo compelled to \oin the union there, for thoy will not allow such parasites"to live amongst them, and It would lio n vory good thing if the same conditions as to■'those par* nsitos prevailed hero, Then, if thoso persons would not como to,'• thoy crtuld go olsewhoro'nnd Ilvo on tho efforts of others, but.thoro will como a time when thoro will bo no room for this paniNito to Ilvo.on .(Jod's earth. Oh, lot it como soon, say 1. 1 am plons-id ho has wrlltbn, for poHHihly ho will influciK'o his broth- ui jiaruslles to show tholr gums uhovo llieir tooth, nnd It will make It nil tho easier to find thorn out. This ono talks of slaves, Does ho know Hint he Ih one? and one thnt is aATlHI''?El) to remain a slave, for Ipi will not Join with others to try und unii'lJoi'nU' his conditions or his fl'lloWN. So mud) for the Welsh minor, Ih- looks to hn morn llko 11 Welsh pud- Icr. . Yoiimh, etc, tom ninas. IVrnJfl. 11. tt, "ttV rti'h«*t*i*.'H tho I'i'Omh Hoitx*, time that thb nl 1 an), on Mr, lllngH nnd .hlu reply should ii|ipinii- the sumo week, Why da tlu'ho iwinoylng cor- PRAYERS FOR MITCHELL Shnmokin, Pa., ..Oct. „ ,29.-Ten thousand United Mine Workers ' were idle in the Northumberland, Montour, and Columbia ..county districts today- in honor of Protidcnt John Mitchell. ' .' , - Collieries were idle, and at many iti6etings prayers were offered up for the recovery of Mr.' Mitchell^ and urging him to remain "at the' head of the organiration when his present term expires. Wilkesbarre. Vn., Oct.*-29—Mitchell .day" was observed throughout the TO rayTTa ntnvo f —a~ of the collieries., U was tho first timo since tlie cstabiishment of thoday that a general'demonstration did not take placo in this.city. .."'-. ' Look Up 205 * - n ' * Victoria Ave. when you. require ■ anything,, in ■'"'■•■ Boots, & Shoes Trunks^ Valises & Suit Gases Goods Sold for Cash Only. cOoui Lowest Prices. W. R * ■% SKA LED tenders addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for Detention Huilding, Victoria, 11. U,, will, be r)ceived ot this ollice until "Monday, December 2, 1907/ in- Dlusivcly, for the construction of a Detention Building nt Victoria, IX, (J... Plans und'■."specifications can bo soon nnd forms of tender obtained at this Department and on application to ' William Henderson, Esq. l.osident Architect, Victoria, 11. 0, Persons tendering nro notified that tenders will not be considered unless mndo on tho printed form supplied, und signed with llieir actuul signatures, ' ' Each tender must bo accompanied hy an accepted cheque on n chartered bank, mndo payable to the order of tho Honorable tho Minister of Public Works, oqual .to ten per cent (10 p, c.) of the amount, of tho tender, which wlll bn forfeited If tho. person tendering decline to enter into a contract when called upon to do so, or if ho full to complete the work contracted for. If tho lender bo not accepted the cheque will bo returned, Tho Dnpnrtiucnl does not. bind itself to accept tho lowest or any tondor. J..v Order, FRED 0101 .IN"AH, Secretary. Depart of Public Works, Ottawa, November 2, 1.007,, Nowspiipors will not ho pnld for this lulvoi-tlsomont If they Insert It without authority from tlio Department. ll)!; PllbliC Cigars; Tobacco,; 7- Cigarettes & Pipes There ia only one place in town* whereyou can get good reliable goods in oar line that ia at THE CLUB CIGAR STORE . W* A. INGRAM,'prof."" Phone 91. - - , Fkrnie, B. C Kootenay Dray & Transfer Company I have commenced a high class Dray and Transfer business in the city and hope by constant attention to business to merit a share of: your patronage. W. C. OSBORNE Estimates furnished on contract work r NOTICE -«- t'l.'NpomU'ntM not t*ii;n iln-li- nniiies.—■ WI. ■ ■ ■ O' ■ 'I'll W USKl.KSS SUV. .Man In ii >ct,i<'..ui')i! Iiiin.l with iiiiiirimonliil posHllillltli's—ihu(|_ is ilit* I'lim'itiHloii o.'i-i-y Kihiinnil wiiiu- iih In llrjl'ijn tcfliiy lin.i imht.'iJ nt, HYNCi'HlH OK CANADIAN N0KTII-WJW1 MINING IlKaUr.ATJONH. ('iui.-Cnnl mlnliir rlulil" moy U Immml for * liarlwl nf ( w«hiI,v*(»iim vciMrH Ht »n minimi Miitnl of »j per mtr«, Nnt, more Ilnin «,Afti) sure* nIihII lm Ini.noil to <>n« iniiivliJtml or fompMiy A ravAlly nt 1I10 rut* nf Hvo oentu per ton, uliiill Imi'nlltnli.ilnn tlt« inwrfliHtilHlilw Willi llllllllll. -Ql'A.HTt.,—A !*nnii iilulikun , f nm ot nan lUrovorml mlimmt In plmn, in •41, . r. ,— nviir. Iiiivinu 1 I ami t.i 110I1U111 l,Mi> ),Mi r»ut. nr nmy Tlm fti* for roonrillfiir a ulnlm U1 fi, At. Imist•limri.ii»t li*(Kpoiiilftilon tlmrlr.lm mioliytitir or tmiil tn thn mliilnn maoitlAf In NOTICE iilioiuby «lvnn tlmt npnliaatlon will l-o miulo tn tho rnrlinmant of Oaniuliv nt tlio noxt Region thereof for nn not to lncor* nomto iv Oompnny undor tlio„ name of "WoBtuni of Cnnaila IlBllway OompHny," with powor to oom-tniot.. oqulp, maintiitn tin nponito n lino nr Uiioh of ruilwAy of atAmmrd or otlior KMi'ite by moium of Htonm, olootrioity nr nny other Kind of locomotive powor.,, (1.) From a point on tlm International lioumlnty lino In tlio I'rovlncn of Allmrtn. helweon the on it «Ii1a of IIhiiko twent,v*tlir«t (imi uml tho went alilo of Rnniio twenty^lght (U8) went of the Kouttli, I'rlnolnnl Mnrlilmn, to h pnlnt on tlio tlriiv'n No't r„nn linn of tho UiiiiAilfan J'koIIIo JUHwk.v Coinpitny lietweon Oowloy uml JMnnhcr Crook 1 theniio North* wonturly folbwIiiB the valley of the Nortii Fork of the Old Mnn Hlvor to * point In the lilvlnuntome Rnniio of monhtAimi nt or nenr Motion thlrtytlimo (,'i:i) In Tnwm.hlpT«n (lu), lUtiueThruo (fl), W«Kt or the Firtli WinolnAl MerldUii) thonce through the ]>««» In thn I,lvln»ntone Mounlnlim ut the l»»t named rmlnt nml nnrthorly up the vnlley of the hi!ono Hlvor tii a point on Hleh lllver, nt or noHr towimhlp Heventeen (171 In IUiiro Four I'I nnd Five |A| Wont of tl.e Fifth l'rlnoi. imi Meridian 1 thence Nonh*K«iterlyliy tin mint pruotli'Ahle route tu iliu City of Ctlgnry, |«1 From a point nn ilin Mldil'v nranch nt nr n*Ar lu jiinotioii with the lilvlnimtone lllver 1 tlunce ,to n point in the Kooky MnniilAlnn went of Oould'n llomui thence throuRh a piiM In the Jloeky MountiilnM to the TKlloydMhn KIH lllver hy the mon) prnntlcKhle tei thenoe Hontherly down the " K\V I'iiMIIu route 1 thenoe Hontherly down tho Klk lllver tn a jiniet.nn wit) I'iiMHu HhIIwhv aiiiI tlm rirent. Northern HiillwA** In Ihe Klk Hlvor vnlley At or nrnr tlievniiiRenf Mlehvl, AN!, to noi-xti-n'it, eiimp, innlntiiln nnd ojii>rnte lirHiich' lliien, nnd with luoh powere, riRhta und prlvlleRON an nre Jmifdentliil nr noneiiHAry tlioretn, nnd tn pntiNtrant, ontilp, ....... .-..-,;-.-, - .- inAlntiilu nnd npimitu lulnnriipli und tele* Hmi tlipiwir, Wliim mi Iimk iKiaii'nxpiiiiii'i'l nr I phono llmm In nonniiption wlt.li <li« Nil Id mil $500 REWARD Tito Hovornmont of the Province of IlritUli CnlumhlA herohy otlernA rowArd of Five- Hundred Dollnre for the Arrest, or for information loiidlnu to the nrrent And delivery , to a IlritUli Columlil* Conntfthloof Pntrlolc Million, who U i'iiAtRod with the murdor of one AnROloOrlnndo on tlio Ut day of Boptem* lior, 1007, At Mluhol, In the Dlttrlat or South Knit KootonfiyJ'rovlnt'O of Drltlah Columbin, Donortptlon of Patrick Mullon isnsfollowm Nationality, Irlnh, Ooourntlon, oonl miner. Aro 20 yoari,. Helffht, r. reot fl Inohei t welRht iai Ibu, Complexion, fair 1 hair dark, Inclined to hi curly. Wna olenn uhnven on let Instant. . Wart on right hand nt point ot thumt/, Whon lAtrit teen, wore hrowu ohenk onat and', troiuora of name material 1 brown hook, and round, grey felt hat. Warrant, liiiued,-Report Any informatloAi Immediately to J H.MoMIIIln, Oiler Conitnhle, Fernie, R-, C, or to tho unile»lsneil 1 11 By order, F.fl, iiuwufty; Huperlntendent Provincial Polloo, ProvlnolAl Polloe IVpartment,' : Vlutnrii,llrO.,Hept,ll,]M7, y ■« y ■ .' iomsis .Mil. Iv'U'.lt IIAHDIK'H t'OSl>i;<T. 'llmro hi no i-lvlll/^l Hliiln In llm world, «lt-M|iofiu in* domocriitlfi, suvo l.iiuhinil, which wimlil not. i>rn nmv lui'i> IiimkIIi'iI fills drnniny il(*nm- ("DgiU' iioiiih*. lln1 IionLli'r fur wiylng ur lining hull nH ninth hn Ih> Iuih in A hotel tliat lurnlolioa quiet, «m- modlouR nccomraoilatlOD fur ita put* ronti l« n source of plennuro to tho truvellin-; imhlic Such a one ia the KIdb Edward Hotel, of Fernie, cor* in*r oppoiite job! (jlUce, -. .,,. . , pnld, the Inemtor mny, iiwm linjInR h enr»nv 1 way And lt» liriimihen, nnd to franemlt men* made, r.M upon nomplyliiR with otlior re* | Niiirim fiirnnnimeri'lNl puriiniien and to (dinKiti .jnUnitio*,!^ pnvr.nuN),» Ihi Iiu4.i nl t/\ [„,\, ni-ri* 1.1J»tlu i'i t. 11 i*. *., It .4.i,.,i.,l, tU^lii.lti . The pntent provlilon for the payment nf * > tho nupply nf llRhf, hunt nud power, mid to ix-jully idi'ltn-i- i-nil i-n iiii-.vJiltt,, *ii*i;iiIh> iu.] iti<i'i'lnji 44iii,,j- ),i,\iir, l,,j \hni Pi .cm minim, nlnlii4j umiiirullu „,„ i», r.,.., ' puriinin And to Imnii, ki>II mul ilUtillintu Jiim. '('ii rif^Jft^^ I "»' nllii-rwl-.i di^pn^ i,f tin- hiiiiiu.iui.I I.i eajiBrn.t'ii'ir.viwtAniiiewAiiiejwiiij. | ,|( ,ln,r (,l)1|„(;[ (o||M rrnm AlliM.MOii«iieln« Ar> *m.ll.-ijn( mny iMaln twi> Im.n n.i (|,„| «|i fn;iBlit |,N^li,fc- ovwrcnlil Mitw«>-«iiil ilr«ilireriirr>nld uf Jive uillmrNi'li tin n tiipni iif | Iii-miii'Iiim, nnd tn rmitii'itt wit fi uml make i»unJvj-i'Mi-»,riiii«wiiiiliiAt, llie iliniirHUiin nf l ti-nlllr or otlmr ArrnnuAmunU with rnllwnv thn Mmutnr ut ihi'liititrlnr, ,„■ ,,il,(i|- iHiinpiiiili>n lin-liidlni, any llm. iir Tl.„ I, -rf, .1,..11 |,,i,.(. n ,',',.,1,.,. I,. ,.,,,.,..,.1.,,' iitllu'iM'1,, tli,. *.ti.ii. ,,f M/u.lnnir i.,.n ,,r tl,,, ivithlii <mii fii'iKim ii'ion tlii'iliKn nf tliu Iuiimi j I'nili'iJ Wnlt'>i nl AiniT'cn, niul In /hii'I'Iiihi., lot wi-li lUu inlliH, Itiiiitnl »|iii;or niniiiiii for' '«•>•' '^''-"> lf.n*t* «»r i,tli,.iwl.itii|.||iilt» t lu, pro* null iiilli* <d liver ll,I •*,], Knyiilty lit tin. ' l»'lv. rlirliU I'lul Iniiiclil.c nf .inv .iilier riitd nf-i1, pnri'i'iir i'iilli.-i'(ii.| un thuiMitpul. nt- ' fiiinpiiiiliiH, und In Iihiw hi'hiiII tunny ntlmr Hi it nvi'i'i'ili yin,i««i. ' i:iiiii|.iiny tlm prupnrt,, liulitviiiid fiiiui'liltc W. \V,(!nliV ' ''''I'Hi'iiinimny. Ih-P'ity MIiiMeriirtlielnfiirhir. i THAT h»,.|, rnllwav tnnv l»i diii'lnrdl tiilio N.ll.-rpi'iitlin»l7f I imMli'iiMim or Ihi.-. ll,|.!'"fll'"K<'n<'i'iilii«lv.iiitti*i..,f L'nnndiv. - 4 vcrtNementwIlfliiif. Lt* MM for. ■' tUWtttl, V.XVPUKt.t.k. VV.tint'WS, —. ... . * . | Ndlnitor* Kr ApplicHiitii ! DATI-'.li At Wimilpcu. thi* *'-tnl Miiinlil h I.luluiflit xW.x.m Collin, «tc. l •'«> or.^umiHK, a.u., \m, ;.t ii . - , ■.'••...'.., Q. CARD Express and Baggage Transfer Drnyiiiff of nki kinds doiie promptijv Telephone 57 or call n driver OtXxtM; tVoidiciti Hole/, Kernie,. li. C /' -i UPHOLSTERING Anything in tho nhovi' liim Aoxxo nt ni;iNoii/ihh! nttt'8 Tonts, Awnlnnsp and nil canvns (joods mndo to ordor A. T. Milne, Gcmmel Street^ orat.TriiCK-Wood&.Co. ' ■'-.■'(■■ , . id ('■ W -■-...•*-._ La rV 17- it. Iy.. h ItOMr^HOOlrlltfor , REPORT FOR /OCTOBER."• @Div. I.—Percentage attendance 92. Pupils in; perfect: 'attendance—-Annie ' Beat'tie, Bella Dicken,. Clarence.Dahl, • Helen'Muirhead,' Oliver Ruttan, Law- - ''renco'-Wildinan;- Willie Reiii, •"'Clayton Dubois. 5Gladys McFarquliar, ;' "Mar-. ■ garet Robertson, Laura Telfei", Elsie - Voodhouse. • ' - ' > - Rank—Sen. Div.—1 Aniiie-Beatti'e, '. Helen "Muirhead; ' Junion Did.—1"'Clarence' Dahl.' ■•" Div. 11.— Percentage',. attendance 83.56. Pupils with, perfect attendance—Elon Bcbb, F.vclyn Biggs,' ' Sadie. Clapp, Edgar'Dudley, .Euiine- liae Kefouey, Fairy-McDougall, Lydia Murkwitz, .Edith Tutty; Nellie Bebb, Theresa ' Carosella, Jennie Cody, Dominie Gazgi, Opal Lacher,, Allen McLeod, Clifford, Stock-well, John 'Pokes.' 7 . ■" » - Rank—Sen. Div.—1, James Line, '.I.un. Div.—1 Heni-y Johnson! Div:; ■' III.—Percentage attendance, '82.71. Pupils wiih perfect, attendance—Sarah Benson, Rosy Carosella, Clara Cody, Alfred'QEwings, Walter ",Hughes, Herbert.. Letcher, "Norman McBean,, Annie Bullock, Tony Carosella, James-Easton, James-Graves Edward Jackson, Frank -Letcher, Maggie Sherwood. ..,'■• Rank—Sen. Div.-fj-l.- Norman . Mc- * Bean. ' " *' ■" Jun. Div.—l,Sarah Benson, Albert Dicken; Ernest, Stone. Div. IV.—Percentage attendance, , 87.0(5. Pupils 'with perfect attend- hn(e^-William'.Bcnso'n> Aubrey Cla')-^ Frances Carlson, Ernest Dickenson, Russell Dudley," '.Jenhlo Guidosh, Josephine, Maden, May Newrick, .Willie fully, Freda Tokes, Hazel Jiurkilt, Millie = Condie, Dorothy, jllcken, MaryDragan, Koto Ewing, . .v. - -V* . George Letcher, -Postcl Mayers, Doris Smith, Annie Williams. • i» .Rank—Sen. Div.—1, Freda Tokes.- Jun. Div,—I, Joseph "Smolarcliick. Div. V.—Percentage attendance, ,9.1 ."i'i. Pupils' with perfect ; attend- ansc—Hilda .''Atkinson, Charlie Eii-. gar, George.Fallctt, May,- Geddes, Mary- Laithwaite, Andrew Mader, George Meikle) Estella Mulz, <• John IM clinics, Willie He;\tlif Charlie J.ui*'- . kitt, .Hayden Evans, ,lvy Gaythorpc, Ooe Hover, Jeanne.. Lynn, Herman "WTniFTlTHieyr^WTTTie ---^EJaggEt^^ ure 'andruff Why? Because it is annoying, untidy.* And mostly, because it almost invariably leads to baldness*. Cure it, and save your hair. Get more,* too, at 9 the same time. All easily done with Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved formula. Stop this formation of dandruff! . yPoa no" change the color of the hair. C . » »-.. "..j-. V'i;.. .,,, ; -f V. » i ; *;-, ; .J 3. Commencing, at a post, planted I* at- or'-near^at-a- point- -•"t-*mile--«ae4?-.of 27 mile post of present C. P.-""r. survey, adjoining Block 4593- on,the west, arid being the northwest' corner post of Gertrude Belden's f.claim; th-.nce south SO cliains;' thence east SO chains; thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chaios to a point of commencement, making' 640 acres, more or less.- ' -■■" -, <.-* -'-"•.■a 640.' acres,'' Fonaulr. with nek botll. * Show It to your dootor Aik him ttbost It, th.a da u h« ■•__•« The new Ayer's Hair Vigor will certainly dojhis work, because, first of all- it destroys the jerms which are the orinnal cause of dandruff. Having riven thisTaid nature completes the cure. The teals is restored to « perfectly healthy condition. r-*mu my th«j. o. im o*„ z«w*ii. ■'«,' ~xn> Slayers, Bai, Agnes-McManns.. . . ..'Rank—Sen. Div.—1,-Herman Mny- ers. "-> ■ ■ . - ' Jun. Div.—1, Lix/ie McDougall. Div.' • VI.—Percentage .httondanc'i), 89.00. Pupils wiih' perfect,, alteinl- iince—Benjamin - -Brown, "May Coin'r loll, John Drngan, Ruth Dicken, Olive Gnythorjii!, James (, Hulto'ii, William McFaixpihar, Alice Micinrii, Flossie Owen, Gcorgo , Softer, 'Johnny Warswell, \ Frank Yorkis, William Bellinger, Wnnie Klaus, ,]vy Bullock, Peter Dragau, .Leslie Fowler, Hugh- Gllmour, Annie Mclniics, Soufira Mnchelion, Rosy Mongeloo, Phyllis nipley, Alico Stone,' Dowcy Chevalier, Peter Taliahnc. v Rank-t-Div. ■ I,.—1,,':Dewey Chovalior. Baby Class—1, :Ivy Bullock.. TOTAL FOR,THE SCHOOL. Oct. .Sept. "No. of pupils' cntolied,309. ' 31(1. ,, 'Average' netiinl daily' " nltondnnco.,.,.. '...'.' 270.!).. 200.0,1 Percentage attendance. B7A8 82,28 No, of perfect, attendance '. 100. fill. ■ * ■ o Till'.* BH1TISII SOLIUKU IX INDIA ' A Bi-ltlHh ,soldier Ih . fair, giuno In lhe Dolhi Imznnr. Tho very lirchhiK in tho gutter iilniso him to his fnca. Tho Brltifih mildlcr Hooner or later will ciiino his own countrymen, who nre Hiich flogi'niiriito poltrooiiH tbat lliey would tiik-o away from the nuiii \yho gunrds tho eoiini vy tho right ;i( ' vigorous' self-ili-tV-ira in a'' prlvatl' „ i|iuirrol. . , , ON TO CALGARY IS THE 0. SLOGAN Jim Hill Hitting for Prairie as * fas! as PossiWe * -, "™****** ( . ^ Spokano, Nov. 2:—Transportation . problems^ in the Elk River,coal fields district pf Ke*st Kootenay,B,., ' C,, hortH of here, may be solved before the close of another year. The Great Northern "railway is now extending <!th"e 'Crow's Nest southern line east' from Fernie, to," Michel, 25 miles. Grading is almost completed and .most of the line is ready- for the rails. The location party of 30 men i.s working north from Michel in Klk Valley and locating* a libe for*'° GO miles. The destination is Kananas-* kis Pass, which alVords an easy grade into the fertile..prairies" of Alberta and '.Saskatchewan and direct entry into Calgary. This "'invasion ' of1 the heart oft,lhe.Canadian Pacific's territory may "be a reprisal for "the Canadian * Pacifiejs aggression in Spokane territory.'■ but".t.h'pi-Q_is__ " »_ Located this 17th day of Oct., 1907'. W. B. COATES, JR:, , ,,' ,'■ 'Agent, for- GERTURUDB BELDEN, * Locator.' Witness—Thos. Slater. i'. Commencing at a post planted at or near at a point 1 mile east of 27 mile pest of present C. P..' R. survey, adjoining Block 4593.on the west,, and- being the northeast corner post of Anna Bel-den's claim; thence west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; thence' east'. 80 chains;- thence north 80 chains,to a point of commencement,^ making - 640 acres, imore or less. V Located this 17th day of Aug., 1907. '"-Vi. E. COATES, JR.", ■ Agent for* ANNA BELDEN, Locator. Witness—Thos. Slater. i* 5. Commencing at a post planted at,or near at a point 3 miles east Of 27 mile post of present C. P. R. survey, adjoining Block 4593 on, the west, and being the southeast -corner post of George ,L. Belden's claim thence, west 8Q ehains- thence nprth tO chains;, . thence east 80 chains; thence*south 80 chains to & point of commencement, 'making 640 "acres', more or less.- '-■-.'". Lo:ated this 17th day of Get., 1907... ". W. E. COATES, JR., Agent for GEORGEAL.. BELDEN, ' , </' Locator. ... Witness—Thos. Slater. 7 goneral impression ' that -the" Hi 11 line" will in' aLifow'*years handle a -vast, slice "of the great ' Canadian wheat crop grown in the west. Indications are "that the Canadian I'a- tiliu will meet this move promptlv, nnd the O. 1'. R. extension up Elk Valley'is regarded as certain. .This information from the north is .'lirought by Roland A.. Laii'd, formerly of Montreal,, but now'secretary of the Galbraith' Coal Compan yhcre, who has just returned-from nil inspection of tho properties of tho Imperial Coal and Coko Co. He added "if the.general impression is correct lhat, the. Hill .intesosts and . J. tp, Graves- of Spokano are safely in control of the Crow's 'Nest Coal Co.', thon the Cn*!Uidinn system', in self psolei'tlon, has to open up-the -Klk Valley coal fields to secure un * •adequate supply of fuel. It,, is acknowledged thnt tho Canadian Pacific has bought very valuable coal lands Ihoru for tlio purpose of openinir un that country. . NOTICE DEAFNESS CANNOT DE NOTICE Is. hereby given that ;!U •Jays after date I intend to apply to tho Hon. Chief CommiBsioner of Lands anil Works for a license to prospect ior eoul-'and petroleum ou thc folhiwing iunds sltuato ln the dlulrldt of Southeast Kootenay. British Columbia, Block 4593. 1. Commencing-nt a pout planted at or. near at a point one milo east of 27 milo post of present O.P . n'. survey, adjoining Block 4593 on* tho vest, anil being the Bouthcnat cor- w^i * *>* tier, posi of fiernlce Bi<ldcnTi> claim; I thenco north SO chalin*; thenco west -rsjfiO chains; thenco nouth 80 chains; | thence o.iBt &0 chains to a point cf CURED cumi-icnc-mont, ' more or Iohs. iraking G40 ncreR, G. Commencing at a post planted at, or near at a point '3 miles .east of 27 mile post of present G.*- P. R'. survey, adjoining" Block 4593 on' the ! west, .and being the'southwest corner of Mrs." Bonnie .Belden's claim; thence east-SO chains; thence north' TO chains; ( thence \vest~80 chains; thence south 80 chains to a point of commencement, making 640 acres, more or. less. , , Located this 17th day of Oct;, 1907. W. E. COATES, JR., - .-'.. <i"; .'.'." / ■■ 'Agent for " '"'MRS;' BONNIE BELDEN, Locator. Witness—Thos. Slater. '• n^ ' ■ i -,* ' * 7. Commencing at. a post .-planted at or ncur at a point 3 miles east of,27 mile post of .present O. P, R. survey, adjoining Block 4593 on the west, and being tho northwest cor- nri* post „of Mrs. Bernlce Belden's claim; thenco south 80 chains; thence east 80() chains; thenco north 80 cliains; thence west 80 chaina to . a point of commencement, making 640 acres, moro or less. Located this 17th day oi Oct., 1907. , W.E. COATKS, .TR., .' Agent for MRS, BERNICE BELDEN, Locator. Witness—Thos. Slater. 8. Commencing at a post planted at or near ut a point 3 miles cast of 27 milo poBt of present. 0. P, R. survey, adjoining Block 4593 on the west, and holng tho northwest cornor post of Nicholas A. Bangs' claim; thonco south 80 chains; thonce enst 80 chains; , thonce north 80 chains; thenco wost 80 chains to a point of commoncoment, making 640 ncros, more or less. jjocpted this 17th day of Oct., 1907. Aijcnt for W. 13. COATB8,' JR.',' NICHOLAS A. BANGS, "<-. ' .' " Locator. WltnoBfi-ThoB. Slater. I Licaled tliiH IHh day of Oct. 1907. Vi. IS. COATES, JR., „ Agent for nWIWICK HRLD1CN, Locator. by local applications, an thoy cun- not reach -tho dlunud portion of the Mr. There If only ont way to euro (loafnoia, nnd that lv by oon* ■Kltutloonl roroodlof. D»«'n«M li';™,* nM' ., ■ m . , „ eaaaod by nn Inflamed condition 0ri,w,tlw,"-Th',H" hln.teI- the muouos lining; of tbe co-itaohtar., -tubo. Wbon thli tubo \t Inflnmud' •». Commencing nt-n • post plnntod jrou hare a rnmbllnu nonnd or lm* at',or nour at n point 1 milo cast of •perfect hnnrlnir, and when It la en* 27 milo post of present O, j>, It, tlrely oloaod, donfnoui U tbo roault, :R,ifvey, ndjolnlng Block «9»'bh tho nnd nnlc« tho Inflararaotlon can ft.,w>flti |1Ild ,)0lng tll0 ,0,,^^^ cor. tnkon ont nnd thin tnns roitored to. . , , ,,, „ , „,,-■. It* normal condition, hflnrtnu wlll lio.":'. >"*" ,'\/Tu ' ' * tfctroyeaforeier.t,loecn»ei»outof rMm'> ^,PHP■,, p:,,il *" '',)J'H,',■ 11Jt'JJl''' ten nro aauiod by catarrh, which It """■ ^ ilwliw; thenrc w^t .w nothing but un Inflamed condition <*hn'nH: lJi* ne** south MX clmin» to it "of tho muouoti 8orfftcn». pulnt of commencemr'nt, mnklnu; C<0 WU-vmh TIu,h. Ml.itcr Wo wlll rIvo Ono Hundred Doltnrn (,rr h irorp m \w. f*»*> .»*.., *...,... *.^ .If.., *n*«p tl.ni,,.1.1, li*. commencement,., making more "or- less4--~~•*—*- -**»- -"' Located this 19th day. of Oct., 1307. W. E, COATE, JR., • . . " ' ■ Agent for " ■: BERTHA MILLER, • -.\ . , Locator. Witness—Thos. Slater..' ' ; '.'; 11. Commencing at .-a post planted at cr near e.t a point l mile east of 29 mile post of present. C., P. R. survey, adjoining .Block 4593 pn the w^st, and being - thc northwest corner post of, John D. Peterson's claim;' thence south 80 chains; thence east 80 'chains; thence north- 80 chains;'tlience west 80 chains to a point of commencement, making 640 acres, more or less.0 -, . ' Located this 19th day of Oct., 1907. W. E. COATES, JR., Agent for \ JOHN. D. ' PETERSON, , Locator. Witness—Thos. Slater. 15. Commencing at' a post planted at or near at.a point 3"miles east of 29 mile po/t of present C. p." R. survey.adjoini'ng Block 4593 on the west, and being the northwest cor-s ner post of Nicholas Bangs' claim; thence south SO chains; thence east 80, chains; thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains' tb a point of commencement', making C40 acres, more or less. , * ,1 *',. Located this 19th day of Oct.; 1907. W. E. COATES, JR., ' ' ' i * Agent for NICHOLAS BANGS,' . <■. ... Locator. Witness—Thos."' Slater.',' ,, i ^ - - 7 '■' '10. Commencing at'a post planted at or near.at a point 3 mile's east of 29 mile post of0present C. P. R. survey,."adjoining,Block 4593 on the west, and being the' northeast cor- n:r post of Julius Kribbs" claim; thence south 80'chains; thence west 80 chains;" thence north 80 chains;' thence .east 80 chains to a point of commencement, making 640 acres, more or, less. Located this 19th day of Oct., 1907. / ,-W; E. COATES,',,JR.,' Agent for •'_. ' ' JULIUS .KRIBBS,.* , ' , • -- LocatoJ. Witness—Thos. Slater." . *'• " . ■--..'iDE!asra3C(BT:.i.7-'i ''"" Office 'Houbs.- '•■' g soto \Z *, m.' 1 to t p. m 6,30 to 8 p.m', ; .,;.' Office in'A'ex. L ck'sbiocli ■ •"'over Siinn'. i'akery. ', j «•. o. L] A .<<^H'4AA<<<t<<*^ %:.\tyj ymi c^\ .v?;;.- * *•• /^ f T W^ r~o. W. Y/""^ A .*.. m mm I ■ ^ B ^ lm. If t w-*r t Hotel M. A. KASTB2ER Insurance and Customs Broker Crow's Nest -Trading- Co. Block, Fernie, B. C. L. P. Eckstein - Barristkb-at-Law, Solicitor Roomg 1 & 3, Henderson block. Fernie, B. C. J. Barberyl.d.s., d.d.s., PENflST L T. W Block, opposite the Bank -oOffic«hours—8a.m. to 8p.m. -. ^ F. C. LAWE , -ALEX. I. FISHER, B. A. Latce 3c Fisher BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. Crow's, Nest: Trading.Co. Block, Fernie, B. C A The best dollar a day house in the city. , Well stocked,bar. - Liquors and Cigars cf the •highest quality. .•}• ROSS BROS. PROPS. * ♦♦^♦♦x«<»x..x..:..:..:..:..xMj..;..;..j..j. A W. R. BOSS, K. C. , J. S. T. ALEXANDBB Ross & Alexander BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC FERNIE. B.C. Office in L. T. W. Block, Victoria Avenue. II. W. IIEilCIIMKH ' SHERWOOD HEKCIIHER HERCHMER & HERCHMER Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. '" Offices over -P. Burns' & Co's Block -■Victoria Ave. FERNIE B. C. Fit for a King The meats that you buy ,. from us are fit for, a kin-?." We sell nofhin"?,that is not the best, that ia-why we have so many pleased customers. Let us de- . monstate this fact ,by ii trial. - ' Polite attention . and prompt service. Calgary Cattle Co. .:.<..x«.x»><->*:»;'X»:'<-*:»x<*<*^:«Xr The A. Macdonald Co (Head OITicc, Winnipeg) Branches—Vancouver,' Nelson, Fernie, Edmonton, Alta. & Kenora, Ont. Fernie, B» C. Wholesale, Groceries, Flour, Feed & Camp Supplies ♦*:«<.<«:«.x»X">^*>^-'X<<«tx-**:":»:«-#* I Cash! Cash if Paid for Second Hand Furniture Stoves*, etc. B. C. Furniture Store V f Y v Y Y Y Y i? T Y Y Y Y Y •:♦ Next Door to Imporlul Hotel (♦•:*.:..x.:..:..:..:..:..x**:*^':**:":<.x*:..:.-I> awsmsmmstmsmsswsssss*** i\ 9. Commoncint. at a post planted at or near at a point 1 mile ciiriL of 29 mile poHt ol lirtHcnt U. P, II. Burvey, ndjolnln*; Block ♦1593 on the went, anil bolng the HoutheriHt corner pout nf .■"rcilcrlclc O. IlaiiK'H ' cl.lm; thence north 80 chiil-in; thence w<nt B0 thnlno; thence nouth K0 clinlnB; thence cant UO clminu to n point" nf 'cmmcnccmont, mnklni? 0*10 nerou, more or Ichn, THE POLLOCK WINE CO., Ltd. Wholesale Dealers and Direct Importers of SCOTCH AND ISI8H WUI0KBT, LOKBON DAY OM) TOM AND HOLLAND GIN, I-OMMKUV CHAUPAONR 8CHUTZ BKBR A1.R AND BTOUT, RUIUIRIHTKR WHITH AND RKI) IH)RT. Hole A;fnnU In KiihI Knntnnny for AHCADIAN FAMOUS WAUKKRHA ^VATUlt W, A.CORNELL wUiiu«n-uiiu-.viuiui aCLVjr"1 Elstimatescheerfallv given and work promptly executed to the satis- . • B faction cf our customers. H.BET.L. A.WlLDHAN BELL & W1LDMAN Contractors and Builders Estimates Furnished i, . Residence—Corner Howland Ave. and , McEvoy St. P. O. Box 3ss ... ' Fernie, B. C. fl. Kerr & Co. and Builders Plum, Specificttions kid B*ti* matta IwaiBhad on application. FleitT of GOOD DRY UJU- BED. ON HAND. tt. A. KERR. Artkltect aad SoperiaUadtat OSm at Raeldaacc. BAKER ST. FERNIE, B. C. NOTICE NOTO! To Contractors and Lumbermen Have you got your winter supply of Oats & Potatoes. If not order now as thc prices arc Ijoing up owing to the crop failure this year. Oats, GO llm. Ruarontcc.l M ft - pet* lmflliel 4Uv $1.25 * ♦ ♦:♦ ♦:♦ ♦ *♦:• ♦ ♦ ♦ _•:♦_ ♦" •:♦ A ' For Sale !• I ' - y , ■ *' * A fow' good lesidehtia! lot's, *♦! well Eituated from 5150 to S200 •:• - ,. v Easy Terms | V A F. J. WATSON, t Insurance & Real Estate Broker ♦ ■ ♦♦•:»:«<^':"*<«:«x»X'.<«:.^:«x.»:.»Xt v * •5.50 IN the less expensive Brooches Diamond Hall has never shown such excellent value as the one illustrated above at $5.50. "yHE mount is made of heavy 14k. gold and the pearls are of the finest quality. "J"HE crescent is I# inches long and finished in the bright gilt. ■and for our Cataiogua. Ryrie Bros., Limited 134-138 Yontic St. TOnONTO ■ssa f v ? V Y S The Fernie Lumber Co., Ltd, i AltX. HcOOUCAU, Pres. SCen. Kgr.;!- f Y V Y Y Y Y ? :: III tllll lllltM.T Ilf lllll llntlllll 111 .lollll llvllH, , llltl* tit Kvlllll', I). ('-., (Idll'l'Mlll 1'otlltOCH, ILK) lb. HdUkH i I At your sldln-LT, II born I credit, nml ' prompt Hhi|)inont. Order now. . . N'nUi'i' I*. IiiiihIiV ii I i ihi HiiiI nil 'iridium*.. I T nr>,itr<l thin I'JHi Anv nt Oct 1!lil7 ' »»*»■•*. *tf »ttir«* Imvlnii ilulm*, iiiritlnsi. llm nuliiti! iiocairn uu" utii <my oi uct,, \i\n. . ,.r f jl(.».Hf,i .i,,!,,, iiwiN.iiitduiMni, wim iii,„i mi W if,, 4H/i»'i IV.S, I-'JIHDKHK.'!; <:. catarrh) that oanuot bn anrod liy ITnH'0 CAtnrrb Cum. Send for elr-' eulsr*, freo. i ' F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,"' 0. | Tako Uo.ll* Ysmlly Villi for con-; nilpiitlon. I BoM by '.n.gt'UU, 76c. l.oo.tcil ibl« mil il.iy «f Oi.-t, ]'J07. W. li r.-OATMH, .111., AKent (or 1IUK. riCAHI. I.HI.DNNf, I.OOrttor. WitiKHd-TlioH. fllntcr. MfninVn I.lnlmrnt -f-iirfii T-lpnlh^rlrt. -* - - .''...,,.,, -,,.,. ,. . i|itll'(.il nil or lii.fni'.. tlm Ill) i.i |l,.|.|.|iil,i,r, ll«t?. I •'■ i. .11 , ,-.. I ),,,).;,, I , , I. "..,. ; . y, j„ )', I iM'kitiiiji,, ul I'tTimi II •', »liilli>llnr for iln*' iiiJinitii*'!!,:! r, I/.I'M i lm. ti,,i. mi,| «iininii,,.„,. , ii,lilr,.«i.|,,. 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Real MOFFAT Y •:• .;. Y Hnturli & Dr<!ntt<(] Lumber DimonHlon »-i Hrltl-afo Timlcr J'llinj,', Montillni;, IjiUi*. SbiiiKhi. .mil Ti > Y Y r Y 'I'ownhitH A-u'ttiitj* Ki.rnl-1. nnd lliwuici- i»,-i!-- .,( Hiiitlui Milbr.H clul.ii', ncr |i«Ht tlicnrp n.rlli flu .-.i-iIiih; tlumcr runt- jfiO t'lminH; tlx-nci* Huiitli HO <lniinH; thine? u*»*f SO rb.-ilriw to n point of I . v IH.imill in* jii|.'ii|i>4 nl 44 In..ii cl ,i im i mil lu, -.liiill iiiil Iiii 4 ii Iuin rill i ml I..4 lu,I, ill llu, I.ii I •iii'lnli.. Irjl.||t|,'i . 1'i.fct till,, llli.liiv nf'Mul ft. It'll, ).. I>. 1*-|-K*TKI,V, vUill^tl.ii* r.ir ILil^rl- Allium,mlmliiii" IfUtlH Tut ./llllll .1,111,1, ll»4 4 U.I..I. Kii-f, lil'iiit Acci* dont Inmiriuicc ■ Y '•1: All OnliiW lYoiu-iily Atli'iuli', Estate? " ' V Tel. 3 X Pcrnlc, D. C. ■*■ Road tho hoA^r^,^.^^^,.^^^ 7^ *m na I FKRXI-R LEDGER, FERXIE, B...C. NOVEMBER 9, 19)07 :~~,.'-' T-. I, i'ti * ».? *T 111 !..' SI -;•■*'. sip -•a a NOTICE •'""y.~fplanted:"-at,~cir-" near-'thejiorth .-.* east .;; .corner, post .of.'AliQe, Fraser's.,' claim, ""' ' and being the south, .^est cor ner- " Notice' is hereby given that;30 days afterdate','! intend to apply „to , the 'Honorable , Chief, Commissioner -of Larids'and Works for a license to prospect for coil and. petroleum on the following lands, situate in the district of. South East Kootenay,* British Columbia, Block 4593..-. * Commencin.--*'at a.post planted one mile south and one mile west of the ' south east. corner post ■ of lot No. 1G67, and bting the south east, corner pest of Anne C. Robinson's cairn, thence north.80 chains, thence west tlC- chains, thence south 80 - chains, thence east 80 chains to a •-> point cf commencement, .makiog 640 * , ,'■-'.■•) .. ■ ■--■ acres more-or less. . - - -.' 'iLjoialci -Ihis ,20th'; day .o*";Septem- 'bet,''lC07;Y'Y:Y;'-' Y'-- '■'. ANNE^C^:'^QBINS6N,-;£oi!4**|orr '.' ._" By.'JeilN>J..-Hn^ 7 1 Witnesses:'■,„•„,-"•.•„ y-'Y.('■*.•>. .-?-. ....>-, Davii''IJ..;'A!cGirinis."; ,'■ ' 'y\. -. Arthur' VV> "Beid'enj'r""' 'f .- !•-» ';-*. Henry Howitf," 3rd. ".', * '' ;; : - ' NO. 2.— Commencing' at a 'post planted' nl or near, tlie' south east ■corner post of -Anne C. Robinson's' chim, ac.d- lying • south ■ of Anne" C. 'Robinson's ' claim, ■*'■ and ■ being th» north cast coiner, post of'-Adelia. Robinson's claim, thence' west 80 ■chams, thc-rcc south, 80 chains,, tlHnce east tli chains', thence north £0 chains,-" to-a point of , commencement, makir.g 610 acres- more or :i:ss. " ", ' , ' . .'" Loc*j Ud zh,e 20th' day of"Septem- ■' ber, 1907. * ... --, : ADELIA LGBIN'SON, Locator. ^ ■ By.JCHN J. HEWITT, Agent. -i ■*** - Witn;ss:s: • ""Davici Ii. McGinnis. 'Arthur W-. Belden."' *. No. ;3.—Ccmmencing at a post '-, fibntci' at or near the. north east corner post cf , Adelia Robinson's -claim-aTid^bchis^the-north-west-^corner post of Martin Robinson's claim, thence .souih SO chains,"thence east 80 chains, thence nortii 80 chains, tin-nee west i-'O chains, to a point of conimencenuiit. making 640 acres, more or lesn . ■ . , Located this 20th day of Scptem- "' ber, 1207. ■ . JVIARTLV" ROBINSON, Locator." .By JOHN J." HEWITT, Agent. W'tnuses: ' 0 David Ii. McGinnis,,, ,, Arthur \V. Belden, . Henry Hewitt. 3rd. " No. 4,—Commencing at n post pluitcd n't ir near tho.,north' west corner inst of Martin Iiob"Inson:s ■tliim, nnd lying north ot Mart'.n ro'.l-.ific.n's cl'nirn, nnd .being the south wist corner post of And- i-i y Frns:i;a c'aiin, thence enfit , 80 post cf„C.l..ifi. J. 'Kershaw's claim, thence north 8'i chains,-.' thence east SO chain-*, thtnee south 80' chains- to a-point of ^commencement,■ maling, C10 - acres more or less, and lying nor'.h of Alice Fraser's claim.- „ . bcr, 1S07.,.-., Y.'. . ' ' , ,,, „ * Located this 21st day1 of September, 1907."" ,',''' '-"■. " ■ CHARLES J. KERSHAW, Locator -By. JOHN J. HEWITT, Agent. Witnesses; ; ', \ ."'.', Henry 'Hewit.it, 3rd., .Thcs. Slattr. '■',', No. 8.—' Commencing at a- post pUuled at or near one mile south of the' couth east5'corner, of Olive Norton's cl.iirn, and being the south ciet" corner, of Leavenworth Kershaw's clj-Jin', thence, north ,80 chains, tnoace west 80-chains, thence south1 £0 "chains, thence east 80 nsains to «*. point; "of-commencement,- makin-j ui3~aciet more or less,.jand lying south 'v'Oiive'Norton's claim.* • Located. t:ii."i 21st day *.of ■ September, 1-307.".- •;'■■■'.-■ - ■ LEAVEN'Wf;r-TI. KERSHAW, ,7 - ■ .Locator. ; By'JOHN, J HEWITT,; Agent. Wi.'nesscs: .'".'M^nry'-Hevi't. '_3rd:;--'- ■'-' '■ ,' " ■ ;Th-.si'Slater. ,fl -.-• a ' , . No. a.—Cir.mencing at a post; planted at- or- near the south east; corner , i-oy. of Leavenworth Kershaw's cJlai.r' an<i» being the south wect- corutr" post of Jesse Kershaw's cLii.ri, ther • '" north 80 chains, thence e-st SO-.- cLt-ins thence ■ south 80 cliains*, ih^nce west 80 chains to a pcinl cf Co*: rrrucemeht, making'C40 acres n.ou"; or less,' aod lying east'of L:avemvo7'i .Kershaw's claim, " Located this, 21st day ,of Septem-. Ler, 1C0J. - ' .*,. ,,- ' . .« , JESSE KERSHAW;" Locator. , By J01L'< J'. HEWITT,' Agent. o ■> Witnesses'. - - - - Thcs. Slater, ' '. . Henry, Hewitt, 3rd: - No. 10.—" Co*ur.-.eacing at,, a'' post planted at" cr near the south west ccrnar .pest" of ■ Jessie "Kershaw's vl-iim,. f.nd lelng'the nortii .west'.cor- "ifir—ppEt-tf—Mary^^ET^Kershaiw's" -.liim," thunc."'south 80 chains, thence' east,, 80 ■ chains,' .thence' north* ,■ 80 .haii.s, -ihoncu west 80 chains to a pcint of commencement; '-making' 640 acr.s in oro cr less, and lying south of Jesse Kc*'"!"haw's-claim.,, L cated tLin 21st'day of. Seotera- ie-,-i:or. ■•'".' " MARY E. K1RSI-IAW,-Locator." By 'JOHN J.* HEWITT,' Agent Witnceses: ■ . This. Sinler, . "' Henry Hewitt, 3rd. No. 11.— .Commencing^ at a post, ■'Ln'.e:! ,at or near ihe north,, west icjvn r ■pc*.<-t" ' ol',' Mary, E. Kershaw's cln'ini, nnd Le'ing the north enst corner* pest c£ Henry B, Kershaw's claim, tlu-nro south £0 chains, thence west £0 cliuins, thenco north 80 chains, the no j cast' 80 chains,* to a . No." 14.—Commencing■' at?' a post planted at or near the* south east corner'post cf' Dorothy" Kershaw's claim, and bc'ng the north west corner "post of. Harry B; ,Hewitt's claim, thence uouth" 80 chain's, thence esst 70 chains, thence north 30 chains, thence'west 80'chains, to a point ■ cf ' commencement, ' making 6.0, actos,, more" or less0 and- lying south . of * Dorothy Kershaw's claim. ' Located this * 23rd day of Septem-' ber, 1907. ■" V" •"■.,..■' HARRY B. HEWITT, Locator By JOHN j; HEWITT, Agent. Witnesses: ', ' A. W. Belden, , ' " Thos. Suiter. - " . No. 15. ■- Commencing fiat a post planted at. or near the north west corner" post of ' Harry 'B7Hewitt's claim, ranil, being the north east corner post' of Harley B. Davenport's claim, Ib-inco south SO ehains, thence west ,S0- chains, thence north 80 chains, theuce east SO chains,- to^. a 1'oint cf conimericemcnt, making 640 acres' move 'or less';" and" lying .west' of Harry B.'Hewitt's .claim. ,, located this '23rd day, of Septem^ be-r,r 1207,' '..', ■ •• ■-.- '. '. ...', ■", HARLEY B.. DAVENPORT,- Locator. B>" JOHN, J, HEWITT.' Agent: ■ Witnesses:. ■; ,' ', ■-• :■•, •„ , ■; -:' ■.."A; W.-BcWeti, ' ',; Thos Slatcj, corner "post. V.f George W. Slyter's claim,, and lielrig the south west corner post of Dan D. Calkin:s claim,' thence n.rtli ?0 chains, thence east SO, chai-is, .thence s'outh_ 80- chains, thence west SO chains,-'to a point,of commencement,'making G40 acres,' more" or . less, and lying ~east .of Gcorje W/Siyter's' claim.- lo'catec*. thi^i 25th day. of Septem-r ber, 1C07. ----- - DAN. D. CALKINS, .Locator.' By'-JOHN J. HEWITT, Agent. Witness; ' '■' , • Thcs.' Slater.. • No. 22.— Commencing -at ,a- post planted* at or near the south west corner ' post of Dan D. Calkin's claim;' and tt-ing , the north west corner pest of Charles A. Foster's claim, thenco south 80 chains, thence emt iC cha.'ns, rthence north' 80 chains, tlience west 80 chains,, to, a point of commencement, making 640 acicsmcee or,less, and lying south, of Dan D, Calkin's-'claim.' ' -' ' Loots'., thid 2Gth .day,of. September, ISO/. , *.. -, ■ CHARLES' A. FOSTER,'' Lcator. :By' JOHN J.. HEWITT, Agent. Witness. ' c, „■ , ,Th:s..S!f-.t*:r. ' l,„- - " No. 23T— ..Commencing -at a p'tist planted at,'or ne^r the north west corner"p st of Ch:.rl:s A. Foster's^ claim, c-.r.d l,cin-j the north east.cor ter's _claim* thence north 80 chains, tlience w?st 80' chains;'thence south S9 chainV" thence, cast 80 chains to "a P c- in t ■, I; cc n ir e hcement, making 640 acres mor.i or-less, and lying east'pf Deiothy Ivcithaw's■ claim.- Located 'iliis'29th day-of^Septem-* bei,. ISO'.. 7" • , .■ ■EDITH GORDON, Loeator.......''■ By /JOHN -J. HEWITT,' Agent. -v WiLnrss:'-' " -:.'' '' ■-""' ,- *,,'• ' . Thos."&'jHtcr:'" 'V '''/ ": :'- '". Lorated"ll!is. 28th. day of. Septem- ' No. 36.— Commencing... at, a v, post No. 16.— Commencing at a' post, planted one mile south and one mile ?ast cf thi- south east corner of Harry B Hewitt's-claim (or. 8 miles SOi-V e^st corner post ,of .L. 1667), .and bein*; the south east corner post-' of I'eill Foster's claim', thence north 80 chains, thenco west 80 chains,,thence £.outh „£0'.- chains, thence" east- 80 ehains, to a.point of.commencement, making C40 acres,.more.or less,..The n.w. csrner cf this claim corners -wilh the s. c. corner of Harry, B. Hewitt's c.-iim. Loiete.i. this 25th" day of Septem-' ber, r07 ' .„ - 7 .. ' , ,. - BEAl.LtFOSTER, Locator. . ''.JBy ' JO'.iX.l.- HEWITT, Agent, v, Wiihrhs: '' ■ Thos. ,Si:itt:. bei, l'JOr. ■ -■•-"•-.■_."'■, / WM^'H.'I'PF.d'CTOR,; Locator.' By .j;iIi"Nt"J;HEWIT.T, Agent. Witness:' . ' I •' - - ' Thns. Suite*.-, .'"-'■ 7 ' ' , pljnt.d tt' or near the .south east -. 'corner/Pcsf ol" L. J908, ■ aiid being the u.er,.h.east corner.post of Mary- -*■■ iNcrum s claim, thence south iO. chains, ihinrj west"80.chains,'then'•a^. v -V f--r-.„, „■ • •. - ' »» aDrth 'S-„',Jl'*'i-*s. thence- cast - iO ' .No. i,'.). - Ci.mmencing at a, post -chq,-no +. „ •„.„,. . , ---, , . ' .. , . .cuainb, t., p lo-nt- oi commencemenc planted «'..,«? near the south east- m ,•,;„, ..,, ' a ■- , ■ ■ J t iiJ-n- tt „ ,." . innkin*5 6i,i acres, more.cr less, ar,.. corner p.,-,t, of WUham H,:-Proctor's ;lyJng.S0Ut, r;fL m$ .-- corner post of-Clara-IL Lea's claim j Loca-d ^ j^-^'- - ; claim, ' . and being the south west ! jjtr 107 - * * • thence north,,i0 chains, thence, east -,M'AnY"B K0KT0X> Lornt,.ri ■ By. JOHN J. HEWITT, A^ci.t.' Witne-'s:- ?. . " Thos. SJ.-.toi; • I'',''"" £0'' cli'iins, -tbence south 80 chains, thonce west.fi),chains, to,a point of , commencement," making, 640 acres, more, or less and..'lying east of Wm. j . t , ,, . H-. Proctor's claim. . ^' , -, I No. 3? -Commencing at' a, post" ' ■L5c£tei7bis''28th"day_>of Septeni-|pian':ed at. or near." the • southi east bcr,'.. 1.07.",. , ii ,.*.'-.-' ''.•": -.j corner pi st of L. 1908,-'and being —CLARA-H..-LEA,--Locator.- " jthe north Mtst corner post of Clar- .-.By JOHN J.'HEWITT, Agent. ,ct.ee J.' Spi!;e's claim, .thence south iS0. chain*, tl.ence east 80 chains', i7 ih.DC3 no; th Si chains,. thence west •v ■ , v. • - .-, i l° chainii> io a point of-commence- ,No. ,*•.'.—rCc-mmcncinSi at1 a- post ,r,r.l(' m,..,_., r,„ - . ■■ *.. -.-*:-..■.i- . t •".. -,.-1 ,nc-*Li n''i"ing,-C40 acres more pr less; Witness: - -. Thos. - Sicitir.' planted t.t 'cr. near the-soutli west corner p ist of Clara H." Lea's claim, lind being the north west corner post , * - „ ii . . .- of William*-?'.'■ Lea's'''claim', thence 'south.". 30 td.hins',*■'thence ' cast- SO rt jin_.BS chains thence~noi'th;86,chains thence I , Thos.- and lyiu. ea:-t of Mary E7 Norton's clai;::. ■ ... .-..,-•.'* ,CLARENc-i: J. .-SPIKE,', Locator.- By JOi'IX- J. -HEWITT, 'Agent.-. nerpo's'!; of Forbes P. Haskell Jr'si we'it iO "cli-jii.s".' to a pbint'.'of .com-|-* ru°s* ^^-ter. -•* -. claim", thencec'se*uth "SO chains', thence jmencemene, making "640 acres, ,more j t* °'- '" Commencing at .a post cr l.'ss; r.r.d lying south' of Clara H. cli'iins, thenee north 80 chains, Point of co:nmcr.c.ment, making 640 thence rouils 80 chains, to a'point o( acr.s n-oro' cr lesp, 'and; lying''west c*-)ii.m nc.m.nt, mnldng 0*10 acres, Uf Mary Id, Kershaw's claim, mere cr Ub*-, Loca'cd t'nii. 20th day ot Soptcm- bc, 1V07. * AUDSI.I.Y FRASERl Locator, Uy ,'OliN J. HEWITT1 Agent. Wltmfis.s: • o David 1!, KcGinnlH, » Attir.r' W.. Hclilon, IT nry i;cw;tt, 3ul,, post c-nst Located U,»4 21st day ol Soptem- Icr, TOT. HT-.NUY B.'. KERSHAW, .Locator.' By JOHN J. HEWITT, Agent. • W.Iucbs:s., Thos. SlstiSr, i Henry Hewitt, 3rd. ' No. ll!,-- ((.mmencing nt n post l.bn'.ed nt cr near one milo south cf tl.o Eouili coBt cornor of Henry 11., Kershaw's clnlm, (iiIbo C„ mileu Huiiili of the Hi-iitl. cast corner of L. l'.C) nod lii-lnp tlio south cast cpr- n:r peat of > riilllp H. KcrslmwiH d„iiTi thmco north 80 chains, tlunce >0 cli-:,in*, tlimco north. 80 chnlns, !WtHt E0 r'''i'r'«7 tlitnco south 80 ihtnee Ms. YAi rlmlna to n point' of !c'h,lntf> ti:0l!Ce oaBt t0 limine, to a c.mmriiecimii maklUR f.-IO acrPH, 1 P"lnt '>' comihencement, making Mfl more cr Itwi, and lying Kouth ot!"ct"8 moro or ,c83> "m* *y|n« B0Uth .M'irlln'Po!.li'f;on'n, clnlm, |o! Hmvy I-'.'Korahnw'B claim. I.ccnt'd tlt.i 2iRb day of'flpptom-' J-™11-'1 *'V3 2flrl1 ,,nv of September, 110'. PIUI.II> II. KIWSHAW, locator, Ily .If)F-N .1. HKWI'IT, Ajiont. j Witn'-sscfl' ■ i A. W, I iWt'Xi 1 TIk.h. HI ir. Uo, .".-- f nWi-i'iic.'ni' at a pl.ini.ud ut or i:oar tho houUi o.r.ir po-i, of Iiinrtin 11ohinnon'B u aim .'Hid brjnr' the north cant corner rest i-f .Clive No-t'-in'n claim, iliencs eouth 80 cliolns, tlicnco west i.cr, Ivor. ' OMVH NfUrONi I.wntnr, IXy .1011' J, I!KW:tT, Acent. Witn'Bfpjj: II nry IIcv.tt. Ini., Tlion. winter No. c.—■ (.'c n m.'icln;; at n piimt'-'il .it c nn;ir the north ■corner ]ty.f c' pout No, 13 CciiLincnclng (it a pont ,i'ii,»t '■ 1'li;tl-'' -1"- ' r ,!C,,r ''',c fiulIt'1 cnHt west-- SO" ch'.'ins,'thence no'rtli 80 chains, ttenco east 80 chains, to' a th aufYniiles easrof^e so^ \*0& ci commencement, making G40- acr.s, more o:" less, and lying west of Charts'A. Foster's" claim. - LoC'ited this" 25th day of. September, 1907. ,.',."' ' FORBES' P. HASKELL,'Locator. Witness: Thos. Siat.fr. "By.. JOHN J HEWITT, Agent..' No. "24.— Commencing at a post planted one mile east of the south weet corner pest of W. I. Moulton's cla:m (ot'8 miles south and 3 miles east cf U'e- south east corner post of L. lCt;7, and being the south west corner post cf-" John-J.'Hewitt's el?i'.*, t5i»i:c'e' north 80 chains, thence GciDli-^.J.*—^Cuciiua]—uU4.-u^42— oOulii uv chaius, t'lcne'e west 80 chains „to'a point ci cemmencement, making C40 acres more or less, and lying east of, W.!*T*. B Hilton's claim. '**.•■ '.'■ Located this'27th day of-September, 190,'",; ,'..'; ■* .. ..4 *',*- . , JOIi.*" J. HEWITT, Locator. . Witu-ss" Thoc. Sluter. - . , : No. ,17.— Commencing at a., post planted at or near the. south .'cast' corner" cf .BcrI1 Fester s claim, and being the couth west corner post of Vi. I. M,'alien's claim, thence nortii SO _, chains, thence east 80 chains, sou'.h ° W ck'.ins,; .thence west 80 chains,- to ,\- pcint of commencement ma'sin"; C-10 here? more or less, and l-i'in; est l BcaU Foster's claim. , Located, this 25th day of 'September, 1"07. Vi. 'I.-I.Ct'LTON, Locator. By JGU\' J.. HEWITT,-Agent. Wit-ecss:"'' . Tli.-s! .Sistc .. .. - -, „ ■ * No. .18 •'-' Commencing at a post planted at or nour* tho soutli west corn:r pest ot , W.- I.' Moulton's claim, and,, hi ing tho north west cor- ;ner post of il., R. Tucker's, claim, thaico toulh 8C chains, thence eaBt 80 chains, ' thonco north 80 chains, tlicnco w.st 80 chains,'to a point of ccmmencci;*ii,'iit, 'making.'040 acres, more a; .less, pud lying soutli of W, I" Moulton's claim. " I.ocati.1 '.his 25th day of Septem- lef, 1C07.' 'J. H. TUCKER, Locator, liy JOHN .1. HEWITT, Agent, Witness: T.ios. PlQli-r,'" , No, 13.— Commencing ht a post plint.od; nt t,-v near the nortii west coiner pes-f i-f J. II, Tucker's claim, rnd bclnj Hie north eaat corner post o.' L, T, fc.Ji..*ltyn'B,. claim, thenco south 80 'chiiins, thence west .80 ■'luliw, frenco nnrlli 80 .chains, thenco cut i'O ch'ijli/, to ,ii _point ,pl coin- in ncamei't," mnklng C-10 ncreB, more i.r I.vb, f-ntl lying west of J. 11. Tucker's clnlm. L.cited this 25th dny of Hoptem- hcr, 1507. L. T...HHRI/TOS*, Locator, By .Iflix J, HEWITT, Agent. WllnDCB! Thos.. e:i.iri. No.'25.— Commencing' at a post piantcd at c." near the south west corner pcbt of John J.' Hewitt's claim, :.i .1 ' being tlie north west corner p.isc -f Henry Hewitt 3rd's clilm, tuTiCt; scuth Si) chains, thence' cast SO chiiins,' tlience nortii ' 80 cha'us, tI**.'.';-!? north SO chains, to n' point'of commencement, making 040 acres mcic or less and lying south of John J. Hewitt's'claim. Located ilils 27th day' ot September, 1U07 HBN11Y HEWITT, 3rd, Locator. By AOfrVV ,1:" HEWITT, Agent! WllntEK. ■' Thee. Sloter. No. 2L *- Ci mmcncinn* at a post I.*l.ir.t;d I wo mil.B north of the couth w*e. ccmcr post of John J, Hcwltt'n cJ.'iim, (alKo C miles south ,ar.d 3 pi ' i cas of the south east caver pest 6r. L. 1CG7) and being tlio s-u''* wn:it c.rner pest of Wllll'.m Hc-vltt's claim, th?nco nortrt fO rlinina, thenco ' cant'' 80 ch.ilna, tl:> n.-' south E0 chains, tlionc3 ivi,; s' th.iln?, to.a point ol plint.d at'or • near the' south'- cast" corner pout c: L." 1908 "and being tho south .-sott"' corner 'post' of"' Isaac' Carbon;s"' claim', ...tlience;' north, 80- t.h :.in< tlie'nc e" east'80 "chains,' thenco south 80 cbfljn3', thence west 80 chairs to-a point oi".commencement, mukiijg C40»acr:s, more or less, and iying-eu5i uc*i L 1 COS. ' ,- ' . , . Locut:'.! this 3Cth'-.d'ny; of .September, 1.0". ■ ■ i * 7- . ' IS SAO" CAB SON, Locator.-:"' ',7 -, By JOII..'" J. HEWITT,* Agent'. " iVitnefs. , * Th.s."Slater'. . ' '-.- -- ■ Lea's", claim.'.-, .-..".*- '•".'. Located' this 2'8th'" day' of' Sebt'em- _-. ■ .... v* - - K . bcr,'lSf-7.' . ' ". «."■' - ■ WM. F. liEA, Locator'..! ., , - By JOH.V J ' HEWITT," Agent.. Witness: ■' , ,, 7 . Thcs.' Slater. ' ■■• No. 31.— Commencing at a post-' rlantcd at or near the north west corner popt'-of' William^F. Lea'.s claim, !and being-the north cast corner "po.-t jf John r.U.'Brcok's claim, thence so'.'th 80 chains,-thence west- 10 chail:-i, tLcnci north 80 cbains, thenoe eist.-80 chain;, to. a point of' more or'less, and .lying Rest qt Wm. cc-mmeDi-imii.l, making; G40 acres, F. Lea's c'uim. , * - .'.'•'", .^Locaied—'.tbis—2St-h=da,!'~of— Se*otem— ber, ,1907. " .,*'''. JOHN IF. BROOKS, Locator. By; JOHN J."HEWiTT, Agent. tAke noticb tUt r_.ed R_ Witness: ;,. -' " - " •-■ D-l:el',l of .Fernie, B.'C. timber". Thos.,. Sinter. ,\ ,■■„ . craiser,'■ irtcr,d6 to-apply for' a- No, 32.- Commencing at a post s^ecial tim!,cr license'over the fol- Flanted at .-.r near the south east lowiuS' described lauds:... , ' corner post of '■ Jesse Kershaw's No. 1.-- Commencing-at'-'a post claim, (4 niks south and one mile, pitted on the south bank: ..of .'a east of,the south east corner post smnu cre(,.* j-nthe"Elk river valley, -TIMBER .NOTICES. ~ t Cranbrook L.ind Distritt District of E.ist K««tcnay cf L. 1CG7) and being the,south west corner pest of William D. C. Spike's claim, thenca north 80 chains, thence east" v' chains,. .thence south 80 ch.uns, thenco west 80 chains, to a point of commencement, making G40 acres more oi" less, and lying cast of Jesse.Ke:.Fhitw'i, claim. Located, this 2StIi day, of September,'1S07. WM. D, C. SPIKE, Locator. By JOHN J. HKW1TT, Agent;1,' ' Wiln.KB: ," „. „ Tl*.os. Sinter.' No. 33 - Commoncing at a post planted i;t or near tho soutli west comer post o'.'Wm.., D. C, Spike's cluim, n---J'Lcln<; tho north west corner i os-, cf Fiavella Spike's claim, thence eist K0 chains, thenco north £0 .'halnd, in.ncf west 80 chnlns, to a point oi commencement, making G-10 acres uio'.o or loss and lying eouth cf Wm., It, C, Spike's claim. Located thlH 28th day of September, 1*07, FLA\ Hl.1 A SFIKB, Locator. ' commen;'ni'i. maklner 0*10 ncrcs | By 'JOHN, J. HEWITT, Agent, moro er l"f"?, nnd lying nortii of Cli,'iilo*j V. Ica'B claim. Locat*-' t. 27th d:iy of September, lf07. WM. It IIi:\MTT, Locator. liy JOHN J. HEWITT, A[,cnt. * \V;uicb.: Tlion. !••:,,Kr, WlLntse: ThoE. £ Liter. about" one,milo north and one mile wcst'bi Cli'crles Weigcrt's Pre-emp- t on Lot Ni.4.'„2000lV thence-40 chains west, them-o lLO chains north, thenco 40' chains eat-l, thence 1C0' chains s euth to point of beginning, con- , taming fiiO anecmorc or loss. D.,t.'.l Septimber 28th, 1907. . No, 2.— Commencing "at a post plnnte-d " n'oou't 20 cliainB north' of Goat Crwk and 40 chains west of LL; Ri/ir cn tlio north nnd west boundnri:8 r.f tho Patmore timber l.mitB, thence west.40 chiiins, theuco north 40 chains, thonco west" 40 chiins, th'nee nortii 40 chains, thenco buiilh 120 chiiins, to-point of l.o.lnnln„', cmtnlnlng C40 acres moro or 1,'SB. Bated Septimber ICth, 1907, No, 3,—Commencing at a post r-hn.eil on tho" west .fork of llittjny t'ro:k about ono milo south of mam. Rlicniu mid abov.t three mis up sti'unm from tlio junction ■ct the I.U River adjoining L, W, P.ilmore'B t'mber limit on tho west, tl-cncj wefit C-l chairs; thenco nprthlO'l chain', flours oaBt C-l chains, thenco B'si.tli I'jO rhiiinp to point of begln- iujr, ctnt.'.itilnj.' C40 ncreB more or lets, Ditcfi .September 23rd, 1907., No, 4.—Commencing at a post phi.tod in llio u.tHt bank of the njrlh l'ink vt Big Creek nonr tlio north wit cm r of timber license No. 31.— Commencing at n post pl in'.cl at rr'renr tlie south eafit C-rn-r' of CHiarlea A,-- 'Korslmw'H cl'.ilm I'fldj 2 miles nouth nnd 1 mile cntt i.f tho o'-'iitii east corner pon't "''' jef h, I'ii") ar.d lielng thn Bjuth'wo*.t i No, 2;— Cpn.mor.cIni*. nt a pofit I c rn-;r pr.*it cf Irene Norton's o\;x\m j ihr.Ld t.t --r rc.r the ro-illi wi>«t ! thenco iri-.li 81 ch-.ilin, thenco cast j cne* p-nr. i-f William II, UcwitfJs. ilium', thunce nouth 80 chalnn, !n,,ln'lo!; u™ ™* "boiit tw0< mllrs No, 2.'.*- GWm.no.nK nt n post \v\ liui, ini leinij tho north west ror- ifncno w.ft 8.) chains, to n point of i J,' " . c "" m', " C,,".on itint-il *■ no rnilb hoiiIIi of the nouth . n r pen1 fl nmrlcH W. I/a'p claim, '< roniinciic.*i.;iiu, muklng IM0 i>«i*ph, , uu"r t"'r(" nort1, R0 chain**, net oin*v ot J. H. Tucker'B claim. ; tlr.n-.'c' -o tli 8' chains, thence onPt'inora tt liw, nud lying' cflpt of "cn" ?tRt ™ rllnlns' thenco south 40 rlmliM, t!:on:-o went 80 chnlns, thetico, unwh w clialhi', thenco enst 120 chain'! to point of beginning, contatnlnj C<0 ncrca moro or less. , I'.len r-ciM'Tnur 20th. li-07, (i r JO mll'.H Houth nnd a mllen e-.Ht.Si'i .clniiiii Hi nrc norih HO clrnlni, jC'InrleB .T. Kn-flhaw'B claim. :! Olive Norloniii clnlm. -, corn ir i os: oi I'hll'.p H. Kernlmw'H ; cf tho loi'th east corner pent I. :■ thenco wsl fC cIhIik, tt t\ r-olr*t r f j Loca'e*l tliln-Sfltli dny nr f'.cptcm- -md bi'ln» tl.n north wcHt comer , '•„*'nii *''-*' lt,'nK tht i-outh went cor-jl'.CT), ar/i \.'i<ny. the south caH*, cor- ■ cinm.e curnl, makin;; C40 ai-re*?, jfcer, l'JUT. -i't,|. „f \)ir* w- ^.„i'n oi.iit4» filmic • lier pnt't i.f Dorothv Koi'Hhnw'n n r |>rmr. r.t C,r>r,ryn W. HUtT'c * ii'rri* or I -m ». lvln"* w>il*h i*f Wlll'nm I • IflKMl NflT-tTON, T.rtcitor. ►■iiiitl-i rn tl-i'vin ih"n"f **n"t M chim, tho'iCi* north KO chnlnH, •■ I'la'r.), lanire north 80 cliulnn, llimce ll{, 1-lcw't'. •. fdnlm. ! liy JOT1N J, I1KWITT, Airent, wo-.t ib flmins, tlience Houth Mm loo td il,i« 27t'» d.iy of fli-ptcm- , Witr.pB-; r.h'ilpn, tnnic* tft'.h R0 rhalnn, ' lll"nc<- t'-'fil- ''• tli'«i*9i thenco nouth ...once wc rhaln-i*. io a point ot'-^ fluliiii. time went 80 chaiM, to fn'i'ni'ncpmrnt, maklnf*- C40 nr.W'A ront o. coinmenipemfnt., mftkin-R | commencement, making C10 ncrt*B, ii'(.r« or IPS,*, nnd lying cixnt o! Olive j-"*0 ,ltriS n'or'; or 'tB8 An(' lylnl?|n'ore or Kw, and lying flo.ith of .1. clnlni, e.ifit SO chalnH, to a point of | bir, lf07. OHAniKS W, I.riA, I.ocntor, Hy .TOr^,T J. HEWITT, Agent. J.ru'ftt'il tils 2lnt dny of flpptem* ler, J.'07, ALILT. ri'.ASRn, Locator. Ily JOHN J. IfMWITT, Airont. W'Hxim:*: rrrnr,* r-VwlCr, 3rA., Tmp. SlAtr-r. X" ,-* Commfnclni; at a poit jcljiii. j Lur'ato I tins 23:d day ol Eeptcm* Micr, 1'jO;. ! nOUOhf*' KF.RRHAW, Locator. Uy JOHN .T. HKWITT, Agent, W,'|n»'!e(1S' A. W. lieMcn, TIuj. Sl-itcr. L.c-,itci th'n 25th <l-«y ol Reptem- l.er, 1C01\ 'CliOUf-K W. flLYTKR, LocAtor. Hy .iOW?; .I. HRWITT, A (rent. Witn' hs: Thru. Main?, Nn. 21.— r.:r,mn.i>nr.lne nt n pist jfil'inK*! n*! or nrar thp sout'i e.-itt ThoR. t'ifitcr. No. 2'..* • Cor.inifncin« nt a post plant'-d ono milt oust of tlio north fi-fl, cijr-.fi r.f Hnrry n, TTewltt's .'l^Itn, talpo f. mllcfl Bouth nnd 2 ml ti c.-'-t «.' tho noutli,eaBt corner (out nf L. lf.f,7) and bflnu tin* south tvp. rcir.'OT Vfft ot WlUlnm TT. rroe- ThoB, Rlniflr. No. !13.-' Cnmmenclni; nt a post pln-'.ted i.t rv near the muth weat coin I- fcut of Irene Norton's <Ati\m crxA I dr.!- tlio north wert corner poBt cf Kdiili Gordon's claim, thunce 00 ith TO chnlnH, tlicnco eaat 80 chnlns, Ihi'ticn north 80 rhftlnw, thencs wcift 81 cliains, to a point of comaioncfmont* irmdilnB C10 acres, more f.r Wrn nnd lylnjr nouth nt Ircns NtJiTcn'.* rl .Im. No.iTi,—Onmnunclnp; nt n poflt phntcd rn lho upper■ Elk River at tho noitli f,ast corner of timber'11* c nBcni'.ii'.lrr 12188 nnd on tho went . ..,. 1 .. *. %. , .. , .. -"•* */ ', * * * .••4*U.I,*.,',4l. US!... *i*..li4l.j}*e nnm'.er I0i2. tUct:ce north 40 chains, thence wt 40 fluiiifl, tbence north 80 r,h.\lr.it th'.nco west 40 chnlnH, thence nviah 12C clnlnn, tlience east 80 <.Hns to point of l;eglnnlnir, rnnt-ifuln; Ct!) arr-;n rrnn' i-r low. Ditci! fiirtcmher 6th, 1007, FP.LD ,«. nALZTSMj, tneator. W m ■:\ ..'nr»| .'■>■'I M * 'i1 .- 4 '.i; \l -.1 J rV aVERNIE •LKDC'I-:!'./ FERNTl: AiWiQWe THE WOBLP'S Best Things to ESrank is TEA Its Purity, Flavor and All-Round Deliciousness stands Unrivalled Lead Packets Only. Black/Mixed or. Green. Never n Bulk. At All Grocers Mil - 'CIW » Forceful Argument m Favor of -'■ Wi Cksed Shop Thij open shop is a" subject of daily discussion in publications of, every character. But although the .volume cf literature arid oratory offered the public-on thc. subject is enormous, 1 , suMmit the proposition that it is one sided. Anart, from some trade journ- nls ^ printed .for and , circulated among" union men, argument on-the . mutter is invariably based on the prior assumption tliat "tho open shop -is- the correct and desirable condition. Thu consequence is that ' thn great section of the, public not« .directly connected with trades unions has' been led - to form -nn imperfect judgment-because it .has not been - enabled to hear the advocates of both sides.";-' '■ "■ r ° ■ " '-'■"" ' -," At the,outset, it must be admitted that the whole question hinges upon ci-.u jiis'tiflcntiiia ivliich -:an )c jITer-* • cd for the, existence of grades unions .The"general-introduction of the oj-cn shop;,"\is •equivalent' to the ^clestruc- .-iion'of trades unions, and tiie open .shop'-is, or-is not the lnost'Iieneficisil liiihij-.trhil comUlion in precise meas- uro as ^the-trades, union is or is not , \, ' -a desirable institution. -.Thus it- is '- iny t'wo-folii object to show (a) tlmt - '' unions' and open shop cannot- exist - nt the-same time";'(bj that of the two conditions'the continued exist- ■' nice of unions tends to the greatest good to the greatest number. " ■ . " - Ticsignodly,-'*' those, who "advocate ,the' open shop' have striven to make it appeir as the fair shop; where opportunity for employment is equal to ull, and where merit alone is lhe determinating factor for ndvanoe- " ment;- where the walking delegate does not intrude his iinwo'emiio presence ;,and sow tho seeds of discord I'l'twi'on the just employer , and * his coiilcntud. employees; where tho * workmen keeps all he minis instead of supporting parasites who foment strife that thero mny bo nn oxcuso fortheir being; and above' all, whoro tho workman is'-free to exercise his r««r sncred constitutional right* to con* tract with his employer without tho unwarranted inlcrfcivnco of .third parties, ■ , *,. l'.et us siippi-RC a givon industry to bo upon an open shop basis, Just nt this point 1 contend that dlsermi. Iiindon'Ih certain to enter, Roino ■of tho ivppllcunls for work are nonunion men, Tlio employer knows • 11mt.tlu.Hi* will accept a lower wugii 11uin thu union Iihh li.vod, Thoy will iniiko iiolhlng more olTcrllvo thnn mntt'Tori iiroti'sts ngnlnsl, leiigthnii' ing hours; Un-y luivis no weight, Imi. tnkos uo iKTounl, nf ilm niimlipi* who hold il. Now we wlll tain up the plinsii of I l.o unit ter p:v<i'iil. <I In the pleliirn of thu walking iliiliigiiio driving mi'ii from c,iiii(j.onlni I'inplojiiii'iit., rogiinl- li'ss of thn nxlNfonro or non-exlslenci' II' Hlllllrll'lll gl'illMllll'I'H, If it, Is as- siiir.ol thai iinloii mi'ii ui'-! Ii.,i'i|ly iih well ulil'.i in en ni for llieir own in* I I'i','IS IIS 11 III:.'.!,. Ill" Hlli'i'P! t'liit Illi-V strike ^without knowing why," and endure the hardships-' and si/iTerings entailed as a consequence^ for no better reason than that' somebody 'ordered them to do so; that they, persist in loyalty to their union, 'although, deprived of-'their situations und lobbed of their earnings to support unworthy lenders, only "because they lack -intjl'i0eiia- to* percuhe ■• 'how' much better their conditio^ would he outside of it, then indeed it- weie a worthy work to'reso'.'c then from their union, slavery, nnd giverihem o-.ei shop freedom. !>n if it ]3 conceded that union' meii are ut lonst" on a par,' with others - .in kricwiiig which'side * their bread is 1,'iiitercel on;'that they,'are just as" keen f.o.'gct a good job and as reluctant to leave jt asany,, other sort of men:- that they canj realize when "thoy arc being robhed as quickly as most j.eopie, and'that the.hardships "of strikes are' no more'palatable to them than' I'to ,other persons with, a proper .apprec- iasion of well filled stomachs und well .clad bac'%8,- then it must "seem tolerably . clear that. there is 'intelligent reasoning behind their loyalty to tlie,union idea.,,'-You cannot fool all the people all,'the tiiiie," is as a;ipiie.i.!-le'"'to them iis to" others. The trump card - of the' open "shop advocate is always insistence upon the sacred'right o the individual, to w-*rk where lie likes, for- and with whom he likes and for what he.likes. I-'ic-ry eloquence .on'"that topic,'.-with nu impassioned reference to the constitution and,, the flag,-and . something, concerning our revered • i'-ii-e- fal liej^^i»'^£d_aii'l^ei--V.ed_hoi-j.'-iiin k-ou- an apparently effective argument until examined in the light" of cold le.ihon. Freedom of "contract ' pre- suppos-'s the equality of, the contracting parties. 'What sort of ejualily exists between-the owner, o*' kind,._machinery and capital on. tho ut e si'ie,'iuul the owner of nothing but a pair of hands on the other-? It has ben forcibly said that most workmen-have not a month's, wage's between themselves and the almshouse 'Through "freedom" of oi.ii of tlie parties is fully circiimscrihed by'thu in'i'-.i'i'inive change of his ne- io.-.sit ics. Now, if the possibility of the, woiviiuin is' still 'further prejudiced by, tho fact Hint thrco men u.'ro si'iikiiig one job, will it ho contend- I'd tlmt any kind of, freedom remuii's bi:t ihat of taking nil l-,e can gut— wit'i tho altornalivo'of starving? The union confers with tho ein- 11 .vol's or n represent a live of the individuals who compose It. All thu questions surrounding employment In nn industry nre discussed, with Uie result that, writ len coni,raclH for n definite period ,of lime ure i'greed upon fur living wages nnd for rons- iinablo hours. Would any amount of glowing rhetoric onubles one hull* vi Mini lo do ns much for himself*? Oh'.on'o, tho union flxi's u nilnl- iiinin of wages, Thure still ivnmiiis to I lie liidlvldunl tliu iinri'sirk'ted right to L'ontrnct for a wage Hlmv'u llm S'jiili', And merit nliove tin* uv- ('1'iigc Ihuls ri'iiiiiiii'i'iitloii In com* poiiNiilliin iibovo thn minimum. It Is very common In my u.\|ioi'li»n.'u to Iiml mini rci'i'lvhig moru tluui thu Willi-. Ob\iuiisl,v, thnn, the only freedom the iinln.i inn i has ;iiin-nn,|- i'1'ud jh ilui-fri'i'iloni Xo uiidii'. into I'Diiipntllliui with his fellows fur thn opi'oi'tuuliy lo luln'i' until wiip'H luivu biii'ii I'l'ilucc 1 to the level on wi'li'li thi' i-lii'iipi'sl of thi'iu i'iiii hn- 1st. II, iH III,IS .-.il4lV.ll llllll lltllii:iS Ufl'U up ,the wages, of theii' members. Tlicy do more.'..'-The non-union- man, in i*o; c-yijit of wages a|ways loss than tlio vni-n scale,- and working longer ho*.rs, V.i neverthekss e.iablc-d tj get jue-.e taan hj-oliiorwi.se .would ;t iho scaly did' not exist, as ,a .siumiai'il.*. That his wages,have -he-.'ii increase.!,^ his hours de-'ivased, his standard -of li\ing bctic.cd aud even .his vaunted* 'fi-ioJom' of contract in some degrco! preso.'vcil through the struggles ami saVri.'-ccs of \ t!:er men'.', ,7 . 3Iy chain of.argume.it is now complete. In.' diugiyumuatiu iorni- it would appear thus' <); o:i shop—destruction of" trades unions—unchecked .competition' _. for the opportunity to work—consequent loss of wages—increase of working hours—decreased purchasing powers of thi! musses—less employment of stoic and factory, making still moro'' diffc. lu thc'struggle for existence. -1 Union shop—more -employnumt, for [ mrii-e inei, under better conditions, ,fcir higher wnues—in-ire money lo lie sj-a- t for the'things that add 'refinement to life—more work for the-mon that make'and hnnle these things—,ij more g-rcral <lilTu.<-ioniof the ju-o- ducts of industry—a distinctly highur standard of living, wilh thc,'*niitiga- .tion of the most terrible feature ot o-n- industrial system—competition between the have nots for the opportunity to ^york_. , - .'And if further justification oT trade unionism.is required it can be found iii the altruism which prompts it to care for the sick and"aged;" to bury its dead and protect its .widows aiid orphans. Yes, aad Jt can.be found in3the lights it has made and will rnaVe for ovcrjthirg that tci.ds, to .the upli.'tingand betterment of' the race; for tie children it has *'aved from the devouringomae of Moloch in mire aiid factory"; for the effort il has made to -destroy', the recking sweatshop and the., filthy u-nunont; for the" advanced political stand it has always-taken.' " ,'.,. . We know the conditions, which gave birth to trades unionism.-" Ope:) shop1' • ■;: *-; ' mc-ins a le-.'crsuni to those cb:u!i: tions; Union men understand ..this cl.'arly" o:iough,-and •however'** they: may, mas\- it behind■•Jijgh] soii'iiding phrasi's employers -are equally cog. nizant of that'**'truth! '"-".The fight against the,open shop,is" a-fight for -ii lei—-()Iiie—bund lu-of—srickis^RmTl i~ii"or become a "heap of hrenkajde twigs. [Vs; ■•"■■- '■': Fernie;' -B C. JOHN: PCDBIEI.AXCII*:, TliO? Bar supplied with t!ie; best of Wine* Liquors and^Cier'artW. ' ' o Dining Room' in,'connection ■ A'W.VfJXlNG To moth io i.s. There are - uns*.*rupulous, dealers who I'or ' the siike of . trilling gain are willing to sacrifice the health- 1'iorhapnt the lives—of. Utile ones,- This is "proved by the fact that there are a number of imitations of Ilnbys Own ' Tablets olTerud. The mother can protect her child by seeing thnt the full name, llaby's Own Tablets, und the four-lea I' clover with child's head on each le.if, , si'ound on tlio outside- wrapper around every box, Do' not take anything els*', us ymi may enininger your child's life. II you cannot get the genuine Tnblels from your dwilcr send 2r> cents toiWell famished' rooms, The, Dr. Willinnis' Medicine Co., Ilrockvlllii,' Out,, nnd get a.box hy mail postpaid. P'-A;G,|-F l;*C Hotel, Hosmer < Open May 1 - "' Eveiytliing new and • •■"■-, -up-to-date. ■ .,. ii '4 ^ .-- Every accommoiiaiion "lornncrpuBiicT Bar sibcKcd with tlie' - finest in the land : 8 LABEL LE Proprietor \" A MAKE'S NEST The investigntlon which Mr. Mac* Kon/iu King has l:oen holding In 'Vancouver in connection , with tlio Japuiii'so Influx has had an tino.x- peeled rosiilt, and, hns shown tlmt thn Asiatic I'.xcluslonists hncl un- eai'thed a mnro's nest,' Thoy Jin-o blnlanl.ly iiiinoiincod. tlmo and ngnln, that the ilnpniH'Ho Iminlgi'iitlon Iuul l.'i'iin oiigiiienrnd by (.'a nud inn corpnr* iitlons who ilenlroil (o 1'inploy I'heiip colnreil lulior, .Mr, King has iliscov- dud that thii irruprlon wuh duo to tlu> iii.iriiliiniloiiK of n still ii .liipuiii>sii lionnllilii.liouse ki'iiperH, who nstah- lliihi'il uu agiincy in Vuncoiivcr, anil I'ontriiciod with slmllni' agenclcH In ■In,uin , for daps at so much por lu'H'l, rin'i'e was n rnku-niT at both i'iuIh, tlm i'iii'i,iii|.'H of the Japs mi 'his -Idol belli-**- pnld over to Iliu iigo.U-y wlili-h di'ilui'ted -|'i'ri4niiingv*t viirvliig from live lo lirin,m, It (|ni*n not look iih If lho while iii'in I'.milil CENTRAL, HOTEL Under new management Tho table is supplied with the best the market affords, The bar is supplied with thc best wines, li- ,, quors, and cigars, TREES! ■*i FOR FALL PLANTING reliable varieties at reasonable prices Fertilizers,, -Bee.-- Supplies, Spray Pumps, Spravinp. Material, Ctit Flowijrs,, .etc.- Oldest, established nursery-on the mainland'of B. C." Catalogue, free. M. j: HENRY'S Nurseries Greenhouses and Seedhouscs VANCOUVER, B. C. 60 YEARS'" EXPERIENCE AN AD IAN /-> ^1>AC]FIC rW Trc.de Marks DCSIGNS Copyrights &c. AnTono «endliiK n rltotoTi nnd -i mcrlptlnn mnj '"■ '■ '"- ' r opiinoii rtrte 44tieil -- _ . .--.yimlcntnlij. Comni tlonostrlctlycniifidonttttl. HANDBOOK on 1'atenu I'll^kly iisccrtiiiii our opinion ftrfe \\ fiuiher an , luvenllon is probably imlcntnl!^..Comtuunlcn. lent freo. Olttust nt-nncy for Be<urln((imteiit6. Patents taken throucli .".tuii'.-ft to. receive tpecialnotice, without churce, titbo , . Scientific flitttrleatt A haudiomolj-lllUKtrnfcd wecli -i. I.ircost dr. .culBf — ' year ■ ■■ — . . —_■________„_._.. . Watch 1 i ft' ; -*:uiis -.'■- '* M Space . 1 ' '■ Closely i . 7 ,, S . * 4*1 t ' We will have a t o * Holiday \fi Announcement c* "■ .. -, *x* * in tiiiie for you to plan that triD 'to, the * } ;■- ' 4 - " .'.east;:" ',•' ' ' ^ ^ -ft1- ° ; ■' . ' • ., Best of service and accommoda- -. . V tion'.' , ' c _ * j All communications addressed ": ., • " ' * ' ; to your ""local agent orthe^ . undersigned will be ^ i " -* promptly attended to. V 1 ■ L Cull on or Write' " .. ' j.'moe, ' *'V; ft'K.j.coYLF;;' ■ ■ ii.P.A. - A. a.?. X. Nelson , -' "Vancouv-pr • 1 l1 ' ' f t . " ' - ■ £l -■*; culstlon of nny roioiHUc ]ouni*j. 'i urnn, j:t» (our months, fI Sold by«ll newBc'ealon.. &Co;a«!"«»*"A NewYork li'uu^D 4.«(i.X4 S& t 9I„ W ati>«. tixi.' i* >- Jas. Severn, Prop. NAPANEE HOT EL FERNIE, B.C. Ecenj attention. , i Klvi1 Ilii' Kim uf M|i|iiin ninny |iiiint*. ■•rn In ihnir minimi «|ni>st I'.ir (hn nl-jRoOlllS l'CSCrUCd blj lOil'O iiilnhiy iIhIIim', l,i,i, ||,,i|m*k I1111I4 iih if till' l'.\l'|-|s|li|| |,|i|l!..||(i MI'I'll.S Hf>\|i|'. ] ul I'uliilo s Iii ihi> 11 i-i. if iiu.istli-ii-j tion, 10, Consumptives , The undorelgned having heoo restored to health by simple meanB, after Buffering for Bororal years with a eevere lung affliction, and thnt dread dlsonso CONSUMPTION, IsanxlouB to make known to bis follow Hufferorn the means of cure. To those who doBlro It, ho will cheerfully send (freo of ohftrpie) a copy of tho prescription used, which thoy wlll rind a cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, CATAItRH, DRON- CHITIS and all threat and luns MALADIES. Ho hopes all flufforori wlll try this noraody, an It Is Inraln ablo. Those doulrtng tho proscription, whlob will oast tho nothing, and may prove a cleaning, will pleaso address HEV. EDWAIID A. WIIJBON, Brooklyn, N, Y, J.TURNER Electrician ■ 1 A All work tfiinraiitml Jv/i'l t.v.,,,- l*m* . * ^!niil:^±:iYY:]-:y.Y^Y.Y:'tt>';, y'-'^kY^ixiiY^Y, ,?jyj=*l&vii5i^ 'I! ' !■ ,...!.. 1.,'.'.., ,..r, 11 !:"*7,'''.'.*J r:~-j bl.OCO t'Cil&a'ti~A\.iFirvX'm~l£-' A plousQiit lionus for I'llO trtict.IJcr. .'icJorl: **»Hr ******, * "I i'.'i'n; 1;. !.. \\'I!l::i.A\! Mmui'.irr A GENUINE DIAMOND RING FOR $2.00 GUARANTEED With n (lliiniond rlnjj I 'reven! froo .liowtoBftcuron beautiful com- ploxlou. DimnoiulH nnd cxqtilsllo complexion nru botli deeirnhli. An opportunity to every wommi Ik now offered for obtiilnliii* both, l-'or $.00 I offer 11 Kt. Gold Shell Itliifr, shri'po llko n liolchcr, with ti Tiffany »ot- tiiip, stt with a f,'ciiulnt*i diamoiul and will scud fr«e with ovory ordor thn recipe nnd directions, for obtaining a fnultloas complexion, imfiily understood nnd slmplo to follow. It will tmve tho oxponRo' of Crcnmfl, CoHineticH und HlonchcB. Wlll froo Iho Hkin from pirn- pint*', IllnckhenilH, otc, nnd >;iv« tho «l<ii» bonnty and -aoftuoHH. The GENUINE DIAMOND RING l" f?nar.ititOf!(l by the iuaiiiifac.tui">r to buaKioprcHiintcd and fllioiild any puicli/iBcr Imi illHcutlulled I will cheerfully refund tho itioiiey. Do not let the prlco lend you to doubt llio fr.-iiuliK-iU'SK or viiluo of tlilH rliij:, tm tlio above ^tiiiraritfti |ii-tti'('t,t .-noli ntiil every jnircliuKtM. Heiul iih*,$'*.,00 by 11111II anil tul. ndviinlntro nl'tlifsoU'er, ii--tin'fl- ft in llnillcil. Pcml t-iy.ii of finder for which rlii-r Isiliihiivd, T. C. MOSELEY '" lvi*i -:'i-i! -'ti-nt ' '.'1- \ a ■■{■ ^r.-f ni. t'(j'U mi I.-1, .ht r 1 *.1111 -•. 1 1 , 1 ii.n fi M 'ill*'.!* 1 li ),- 4 i.i-lr- il ill-1 in 111,4 i,-l-. ii'.i *. 1 • I* i-ill.,| iiji.m 10 , tf. .1. II in.111 1, nl M ii'l-'n. 4 in; "M) iliii'n I..... llm ,*,. ,i, ,ii, ..nl I ii. .| ,;,,„. ;:„j,' .„( ,,,I Inlilli'ii SrNn FOR FTIKK SAMPr.l? jiox iliiitliin tlilnvli'cnl.urnsiif siul eiiclomi I i*i*nt (or i>"»t«KC..ll/ W.GGD 1-wlSON AVEIVU'DI jiliin.Uinil 4-,.,iiii.!, |,rn|.i-ily tr4-.1l4.iS iu'.'il ipiiiMily if Z:mi-l;!iilv"i:. ii|7fi, will i-i-i'iliiis'Mdiivcti'ius. l.ut if i-fiivKv; ,,,,.. f. ,.„|, i„ ,1 ,,,,1, ,1,,,, ,,..t, 11 .^i ,yf,. Mrs-, Ha'iiuiinud (tin* \.\\,^)y\^tif \\w oliilii*1 ryu ciitwl i>| Aiumim^K^wihc in tipplyuiic lil^'flll-ll . -roil on ;i rusty n.'ul. Yy^o •• rifHy u.iil, which i.'iiTImiI <ior4*. Two npplicMiniii. /.am*liulc ttlicu ti She s"ivs CnilHM of Zaiu-lttik finlcd the [lain and run'iovod tliu inll.1TllTn."ltir,tt " Vrl WnmliT sIli' iliviili'il fn do what tlioiiiands arc tloiii*j, \\i. \ "Keep Zant'lluk handy ns the household remedy, ^yytHBjLJK:' HE ALIHG30.0XH I NG„ANX1 SERXl C ■•:■■:.*•:■ •:»,.»:--n»:»:-•:■*•:••:•♦* •:■•:" !■■ H.rx .» ^. ,,,-ri 'i iFERNlt:! 1 T ? 1? Y Y Tho centre of Coinmcrclnl nml Tonrl*.t TnuJo CuIkIdo Unexcelled l?S, V r. Wallace Prop. 4" ^^p'.*.-^.-';^-d^irCcil , 0y}W9rf^y^<z$~^' xajr&~'*(5rsv!t' w;~y \\ ■m* ft •#• mm m*, -.n WILSON'S M fl ur OttopscXtst JL *\J A haeaotunlly •m. il \rv nn wn«d»bushsi SOLD BV DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AfcO CEKCRAL 8TCRCS 10e. p*r pAchet, er 3 packtt* for 38c wlll !••* m whole ••••on. \ rin* ii;i in • * i, i'lltlil'.i' ■1 I '.1; I :..:.\ . .11 i Mi 111 I .'! „ .. iii : ;i!*'v. I f iJ.'u.ill' ■1 t ii'i. c iv.OSI'I.FY Ui'pni'liiU'iil I'i :!.' l..ii.t'.Mnl :-!in'i'l, M'.W YOli k 1 1 r ! Fort Steele BretpcryGo.,Ltd IVriilc, H, C. ,[) .8 wA&WW***WrWWAA$*W$'&w' 1 Miuuriln Liniment Curcn Cohli-, ««.. I.rcwcis of lixini Fine I..it{cr .iiii) AcmU-iI W/ilcr<*. Ilottlcdt Ooodft a SpitcInUy. 8 :. FERNIK LEDGER, FERNIE, B. C. NOVEMBER 9, 1907 :P " News of the City Wanted—A girl for general house- '.\vork. Apply Mrs. L.' P. .Eckstein. House to rent.—Apply. 4,3 Fernie fA'-nnex. - - ■ , Room for a lew respectable boarders.—Apply Mrs. H. Biggs. Old Town. "Lost.—Silver" Watch , with black , swastika lob. Return to "Ledger" Office and receive reward. » Wanted.—A" experienced girl for general housework.—Apply Mrs. Trites, 2i>, Walmsley Street. v. Lost—I'ii I'M* containing gold watch und chain between post ollli-o and Queen's Hotel. ' Return to' 'Puloco "Drug Store and receive reward. Double llousc tor S.ile (easy terms) in West Fernie, 8 rooms, glass house, chicken house, etc.—Apply to John McLachlan, West Vernie. Wanted, ' by experienced business man (English),- position' in btlico;' warehouse or stores, or any place of trust-—E.* E. ■Wcstby.r.P. 0.-Fernie. - House'for sale on Riverside Avenue," West Fernie,'. 4 .room's," .with', water pump, coal •■ house, ■; etc -----Apply 'to George Henry.-Parker, Riverside Avenue, West Fernie'. ''':7 ' Fo\ Sale—j-room . liouso and'«ono- qiiars'ei- acre for sale or rent.—Apply Charles Edgar, West, Fernie* or' Box iOl, 1'. 0. ■ ". ,_ —* o -— .-' , Alex. Watson returiiecl from. Winnipeg on No. i5 Friday morning. .. Sec our prices in seventeen jeweled gold filled watches.—A. C. Liphirdt. - W. Broley, of' North' Battleford, has beeir, visiUng friends in town this weok,» and i-elurncd on Friday. Diamond r.ngs Irom tin to iwo hundred ar.d fitty dollars at Liphardt's . Jewelery Store;- ...» ' , J. L.' Gates is suffering' from „ an ,, attack' of rheumatism. We hope he will soon' be better. A.'- W. Belden,' after transacting ^business in the city, returned to - [Crow's Nest on Thursday. - * ■ BULBS 1 For Fall Planting % Mr. Wm. ltd. Fuckey has just received a fine selection of Choice Bulbs for forcing purposes. , Named Hyacinths, single Jfe double,*."* VP '<§>. , fi varieties of Narcissus, single ami, <§> <§, double, 8 varieties of single Tulip:., <•> S,, 3 varieties Cftlla l.illies ,3 varieties & ,, of hiliums. , * - ' , ■ <$> <*>' ■--■■ - " **"' *-*= <§> $ HOUSE 171 COAL CREEK X X • foi* prices |> l> , <?> -—.—..-j—.-{jUiiiiTiingaT-^provincial.—iiint,—sur- - veyor,' accompanied by his mother, left for the' east this week. . - <■ - Andrew Morris has been appointed •city jailor to succeed Mr. Johnson,- who retired from'' his .position'- on Tuesday las't. ' ' ' During bis slay in-Ferine Mr. F. ■Robertson, provincial" miilcralogisi for Ili-itisli Coliiinbin. was the giic-jt '"if W'i li. ll-iss, M". J\ |J. Books for Christmas ,Frank lln'iiniiigton, cf (iio Cumuli- inn Hank of Conimerco hlull' loft for bis holidays on the llycr *.n Tui'S* day morning for the Coast. Tho elect ion of a dout'bi' for the Uo'siiK't' camp will tnko, pliu'ii in the inncliliic simp at, llosmer oh Saturday iii'lei-nomi nuxt, 'The last , cli-c- lion has bcea doelmoil'1 null "nnd void, The liaiici.' which ,wms' l-.cld at tin.' Mt.i;rk. Opera" House on Wu.liieHday I'VL'iiinif wi s not a very gin.it hiic- ci'sh. Only vory few people n*>ni*-l up and ihlngH were doeldodly tiurm. Tom All it n, (lii! l,':yi.*iir-o]d son of Mr. Allan, West Ferule, shnl'ii vui-y Jiiie spi.H-iiiii.iii of deer wn luivu Iuul on i.'xliiliiiinn tl.ls wee!- nt "Tho Ledger Oilli'i'." Vmiiijf- Allnii shot thu deer in (Vdiir Valley lust Hiiiiilny, H. V,. Motl Iiiih given up his iiowh* J HI .'i'i' M'l'ellll'H llllll h»H gillie into I'ii' Hour niul I'ei'il li i4,hie-s. On top •'■' ' '* '! ' •' I'-.V Vi: ''n.'ll',*!.;,',•'I). V, 1 nl ed II! ii Horace (ireely Mnicl*; by Hi-Ill ning. • ' '" '•uy l-'awl'i's' day was pnnsed very <|Uietly In Fei'iiie. Tlie (rnglc sl.nlli'l'- '*'• ■' of lhe fln.v Inn. 'inw vaiiislied '""I il has I nine Imi iiii uf* fair I'm- children nml iln, i'eniii|h|.- of iiiice piiigiiitni hlstnry, ', .Hooka i'or CJiviwhniiB We lire t-' In tl in I'nil ice llmt n^ilivi- lli'Wl nf six p,,|* eenl, | er nlllll in llll* " Wii\., Andrews, of Waldo) is in thc city on business. ■• - - - - , *** I'.d. Wyldinnn,- of Taber, was. in thc. city this week on buoincss. 'i'he Amalgamated Society of Carpenters nnd .Joiners opened a branch lii li-ernie- on Moiiday. A^! Wykcs - is president and Win. Schofield is secretary.', , ,),. *' '.-..,- A "meeting will he held in'the new machine shops. at Hosmer mines on Saturday, Nov. Oth, at 4 p. m.,?for the purpose of electing a doctor for the. employees. ; ■■-.-.'''■■■ <-■ Books for Christmas Rev. ,.T. - CS. Gibson, fqrniecly ■ of Sunderland, .England,*Was in "Fernie this week on his way to llosmer, where he., has been appointed by the Methodist church,, with a view to .taking up work there and, at the surrounding camps. ' ' , . *, ., Raw 'I. C." Williamson, at thc Baptist church, . will preach on Sunday evening- next on the subject of the' "Compassion-, of '.Jesus." , Special music-will be given, including a solo,- "Ora Pro Nobis," by Miss FJ.'.'Biggs and a duet, '.'Jesus Lover-of My, Soul." \ ' . -.•••■ „■*- ^ A. W. Belden is erecting winter quarters on the , proposed .Southeast Kootenay road, and -will start i development for the winter. Supplies are .now being taken-in.- Mr Belden has interested with him Henry Hewitt, 7-f Tacoma,. also - Kribbs and - Bangs, of Spokane" and ' Portland, and' F. F.-- Goodall,' president cham- hcr of commerce, Spokane and New York, in. three different, groups. Thc interesting of the above, capital ensures development on the Southeast JCoqlonay and employment ° for a number ■ of men,* and , a" payroll of considerable amount-in,.the near future., " . ' "We are King", is a romantic play of the sort inaugurated by Anthony, T'ope, where tho happenings of the commonwealth follow no 'regular system of govcsiiirieni and .everything- is possible. That a newspni er man should .wanI to be king is no' surprise to anyone, for he has all the trouble r.nd ll. in'only right he should have some or. the s.weets of life. Mr. Gully plnyod the part of the fictitious' Ning with an amount of gall iliu I does hiin credit, Right through the piny was good. Tlio scenory , and cosluiiios were excellent, and the conr.-tiny with Mr. Gaily ure elll- cieiit, " ■ "The Kilties," lhe world renowno.l Ciiimdliiii band; gave a concert in tt.e, Stork Opera House on Tuesday nlghl hiht, Guy l''nwipes' day, A en) iiclty house welcomed this vell- Kii.iwii nuiKlcal aggregation , and on- i-oyA u M'i'y fine concerl, Tlie t-'i'oli-li* are n greiil nice;' the way iLey have ltii|)iv'i*-od their | uisoiutl- il,-, is [ion the world, Ih mil-pie, Tlio Imgi-lii- Is not. nn instrument ninny l.e:i|'|e (lull full ill loVU With, llllll ,\el. willi its lilhilllt inns we lmve t it '. iiekno4vleilu.li Its qilnlilles in tho j ei\ ili/nllon of lhe world. The Kilt-[ ,ii H aro I (turning .Mc.\k'o nnd tho | Siiiilhurn Sliilo.*-, We" wish llieiiij every sueeess, , Messrs. II, ,J. Jlui-tlii, I*'.. M. Tay- ! Ini', K. Vi, Pollocl:, George Kbor*! hurl, A. K. King and 11, A. John, stun, uic in the city ou IiiihIih-hs i*om- iifcli.i.l will) tliii.upi I'aiHul of ii niiui- ln'i' of iln- hii-i-H iiiiiiiiif.ii'tiit'liiir pi-mini ill l-'ei-ilie " nnd (i.inity, TI'i'He gen* ' ili'ineii inn e\|,i'i|M eiiiiiloyod by tlm! Si'iiltle' fidiic of llli'i General A|'-! mi iln- paid-up i-liin-es i.i' llm rnpltiil j pi'iilxil I'i'iiip.ui.v, uud their IiiiiiIiichh ! hlocU r,i ihe liniiii. I'm1: of I'hiiiiiIm I is the INHmr up mid \nluiiig of Con-! ExiGLES' CONCERT On Friday night last'the, Fraternal Order vof .Kagles . gave a smoker and .concert, in the Stork , Opera House. Vi; R. Ross, M. P. P.,*, was hilled for ' chairman, , but was » unavoidably-absent./' Bob. Moore, of the, Waldorf Hotel; was called upon to fill hj's place.".- .An impromptu, very impromptu-programme,.', was carried out, and was quite refreshing in",, its' uncertainty., Chairman Moore, called upon everyone in the audience to -get up and perform, 'whether the said person could'' perform "or not. , The following , programme was carried out: Opening'address by Chairman. . Fernio Bund' Sentimental Song . by Mr. W. Hi I' I'uckey, ■ , Cornet' and Baritone Duet by ■ T. Maxxinobile and "Louis, Catenoro.- Sonh by Mr. Hawkins. Bagpipe Selection by, U.. Gordon. Three .Jolly Boys by Messrs. Scott, '. Smith and Hopkins. " Exhibition Sparring Match, .three-, ,{ round contest, between Mr. S.'H. Price and-.Jack Belangcau.*, Three round • contest between a chimney sweep and a baker. Corijet Solo by T.' Mazzonobile. Song by .Mr.* Graham. ... . <, "* Sentimental, Song by Frank Adams- Sentimental Song by H. Cattell. Song by Mr. T. Chippendale. Song by George llodgett. Comic Song by Mr. U'uckey.'.' . ■* Song by ..-Mr! Adams- « ', . Song by Mr. Scott. '"'.■* . German Song by 'Herman Meyers. Song-by Mr.: Walter Miller.. The boxing competitions wero'' distinctly popular, .and tho, competition- between the chimney sweep and' the .baker provoked much laughter. ln each competition ' "Con" '..Whelan made, a very competent and judicial referee. But' the cream of the even-, ing,, as far as humor went, was when ;,*M.onty,"x the oiie - and only "Monty" decided-to*sing-a song, of about ,.'i2 verses. "Monty." , would sing, ,and Chairman' Mooro tried every conceivable', method1 to stop him'First the chairman threatened "Monty" with his "attention' 'hammer, and ". this ' was unavailing. Monty would sing., After many year's experience of,watching drama thepaniomi'ne, between the.'chairman and tho ,would-be' vocalist was ', the funniest thing we ever remember to havel seen. Tlie. .song over, "Monty" decided to .dance—and dance forever if the audience .wished it", and, tho chairman had his hands full _ again. Only judicious handling -was any use, and'"this time "Monty" was led off the stage by the chairman amidst' much1'applause. __Jlh,.elrJ2maini_ng_nuni.berslo'f_tho_ini- programme* were' all ren- The: Crow's Nest trading Co'y The Store of Good Values Every day prices that mean a saving to you Alberta Creamery Butter • per'lb.' ; Saturday Specials i .<■•».. . '" "• ' , ■ '' " :° ~ '.'. * '-"" '= . <s>, r%~ Crescent -Baking Powder regular price 40 cts. ^. 30c promptu dered, aiid a very pleasant evening was concluded by singing "God Save The King," ' o ,*',' „ ' , , '■ PIOSMER NOTES,' " John Hunter is on . the sick list. T. ,G. Murphy is now operator at the station. F. VI. Reagh, formerly of ' Moyie, has taken charge of the station. ■* .1". F. Jar us caught - two trout 'weighing one-half pound. Miss Jennie Smith,*,,of Moyie, is employed in tho post ofiice. A, ,11. Campbell made, a flying trip to Fernie. "A. B. is there with thc goods. ■ ' Our teacher. Miss I'ottblado,, has been "on the sick list. Wc_,aro glad to see hor ,out again, •1. Vi. Willininsoii was in town this week:' Mr. Williamson will have ser- vlei>..|ii (he schoolhouse Sundav at :), . Mr. VI, V. Ticrney, of tho''W, P, Tlorney 4-i Co.,„is now. in town look- ing'iifter tho const ruction'of tho C, P. ,11.. Mr, Ticrney has about 200 men nt work'in this town. Success to Mi'.-Tiernoy, AMALGAHATED society of CARPENTERS AND JOINERS mecis in McDoug.ill's Hall every alternate Thur:d.iy at Q p,m. A, Wykhs, IVoh. Wm. I). Rciroi.*ii:r.n, i-ioo ■ Select Eastern Eggs .. . per dozen 30c Fancy Table and "Cook- ■,, ing Apples per box ■('...$2.bp ..■;-;* Sunlight Soap per/bar \ 7-.-5C;';7:;' . Sunlight Soap per bar ".;";.-5c'■:'.■: Sherig's Jelly Powders .3 packets 25c Saturday Specials Climax Janvper.pail 45c Tomato: Catsup, per tin _^__10c__7_ Saturday .3©c Lock Brand 3lb.- tins choice Tea regular'price'$i. 25 '■" Saturday $1.00 -■; f W, J. BLUNDEL.L Prompt Delivery ^H-ty^®®®^^*^ $$<$>4®$§®<^§<&®^w>$$$$^>§^$>$$' r '•V'fc<''V'%/'*'-%''-*1/V'V'-'i/''l^ - G.E. LYONS Auditor, Accountnnt, General Ajsrcnt, Life, Accident and Employer's Liability Insiiranco Books opened, closed, 'audited,* and accounts kept-in the most up-to-date manner. Office. Burns' Block. Fernie, B. 0. L^. -Wl4^^'V«^r«*%«'fr%%^'««%\^^^%%^4%V%»1 French Sardines reg; 15c 2 for 25c Griffin brand Bacon and Hams sliced to your order W. It. CAMl'llEM. J.' WILSON GIUY „ CAMPBELL "'& GRAY CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS Plans and Ivstiiniiles on Applicalioii i 1 , ' Residence 76,, Howland Ave. J. Wilson Gray," Arciiitkct Fernie B. C. Aerie 5G1 P. O. E. PERNIE Moots llmt fi'lilny In oinli month In I. 0, 0,'J'*, llllll. " 'll. II- Mooro,' \V, Kouy, Worlliy 1'iuHlilont. Worthy Sooi*otiu*,v. huh 1 -li'.-l.ui'il (ui* the hull' .sen- i'IkIIiii,' .Vol*. .'Id, M'lir, M|1(| ,|,ilt' ,|l() M.tiiu- will he imviilil,, ill tlm homl of. Hi ii nml lirniii'lii-i. nf (In. Iniiiiy, ,/. n. -MlUhllllll, tlld llll-lll ||||lt||*<;(.|' (|f (Jn., MiiJiiu Hank, is wry pi>|iiiliii- uiul ' Illin.V (llill,,\ I, .i'llll,,, Tlm (.'I'liwn Conl nml t'okc ('inn* I'liii.v,. uln'i-h jn ciinirollfd hy It. (I. ISi'lnuii, nr« now siirvi'.vlii^ nn nortii Mii-hi'l i-MM'k for n rnilrnnil tn run- unit llmir |ii'ii|i-j,ity with tho limit NOiihi'i-ii nml ('. |». K. nt Mii-liol. Tlwy himV I'lvctuil ulniiM- (imii'toi'H i'iji- 11 Ini'tfi' fiirco nf iiifn, and |1(IV0 irl n.iitiMilN I'm- 11 lilir wnrKltij} tun* 1.1*1, <»i;il lititiiiK |ii>oii (li!vtlo|'i,i| In .villi, ii-,,1 <|iianlliy to Justily lho out- Iny. It, ll.'flnnililf, ot lho It, C. l-'iii'n. vi ritiMiurtr. is now illroetlnfr *l|t*< (Ulvoloftiiipntii. '. • cnl'DS wil It'll cilivy iMIHIIH'il lllKIU'lllK'i' in niiilto I'lnsi' mul ni'i'iirnln (lijnrliiKl lii'i'i'ssiiry. The H'i-.|ri> Ih «>nr» wlilrh ' Im IioIiik Mu'iirml hy ii|i*ln*iliilii plnntHj ilii'iiiinlniiiL ilio' |iro\|iii'o, n),Hl Homo lui-iiiy or iiioio 11 ro now under c«m-1 •I ■■ 4 ill il li'.icii i,,4 I i.i* I4.||||i|lll,4 . I Phi" piii'ly 1110 nml-,(n>» h"inli|nin'ti'i"(' i.t llm Wnlilui'i, i ,AC(MI)KNT' AT MICIIKI,, .'in iii-i,,, nti., ,'il.— \\m lust suni'".' now hi'ln'b niiulu hy thu V, V, 11. for ,1 hrnnrli 11 no f nun Mldutl to thu I'oinpiiny''- conl inliio 011 Klk rlvor, will Im> i-iimpli'lcil Uy Un.', 1, It is ll'.- InWinllon uf tho comimny tn slnrl. tint work nf cniiHtriii-Uoti'" in tin' r'iirl,VHpririff. I'liliOlt U'llirlvhlUll llllll Mltll u MM'- inhH',nrrlr|onl ycalordny In N*n, ,s ml'.', hnvljiff I.Is foot .ii>rlnii;ily In- jiitcil hy n lip.nvy full id j-ock", Uu wnw token to tlio honpltr.1. DIVIDEND No. 4 A.T. ,: HAMILTON $7 || Tinsmithing, Plumbing, Steam Fitting M ^ ' • ' - ?p ^.7 All Work Prcmptly Executed and ■>';" ."% ^ % '. -Satisfaction Guaranteed. , W, fi. % ■' %■ Telephone 1 Next King Edward Hotel'., ^ A!**. f wit ■mm Guns *w*tr<r^-. Guns- Don't stop to annoy' your neighbor by asking him for the loan of his shot gun,in shooting/season when you can secure a full choke bore, pistol grip, double-barrelled, breach loading shot gun with interchangeable barrels and nickle plated breach for" ' $16,0® less 5 por cent. only a few left. The 'best values in the land. No trouble to show them and to sec is to discover their value and buy. " .f ■ fy 'wW A- sit f $mmmm.mt%w&m%%%%%m$ 1«J'' «J ik"""!!. n»&10M6 IMS ■ or.'-Uanada Nn|.i(!o is hereby /»-iv*.n thai u Dividend iii tho nito of CiX l?ER GENT per unuuni upon thu puitl-np C'npitivl .Stock of Tlie Home I-Jank of Ciuiad:i has been decliivcd for Llie; Hulf-yeiu', ciidiniv * Novenibci' IJOth, 11)07. nnd that the same will hu payable at the Head Ollice and UnuiehcM of the Bunk on and after Monday the second day of December nc:;t. " The TitiMtfov DiiiA-iS u ill he c-lastvl Uviu tho 10th to the HOth of November prox., both days inclusive. By order of lhc Board. Toronto, October SOi-d, 1007. JAMES MASON, . General lV!.ir.n(|cr. for Christmas V- ,'vllVWf,ii**'fHNA*i>M.HNJt Holiday lines uo,y ready for sale. This season's selection the finest yet shown. We have an immense variety.' In it you are sure to find your favorites. J. H. MARSHALL, •Mnnngci\ f 11 i t Our r;inf.'e of Glfl bonlcs Is cxcoptionnlly li'juiiii* ful, nlso ii full line of ..New Aiiltiinn I'ii'tlnn C'-iitiiininj-f tho liest scl- ii'iij^ f\i4ji>a in C'iiu,i4i,t for Iliu preseiil .ifiison, Ihe Boys & Girls lllncKiu'n iv Miihson's I'.iiiiiuiK books, iiIm. I'l.-uiiv it Tor HooUs, Our lines nro bcvonil i|iii"iioii In llie t>x* I'cllein-c of their ff.-i up. Bibles low Priced lli'inillfiil porl;fi( MM*., clf.ir tviii? Komi paper, French Si Morotvo ln'iiiiin'..;. ruj under kuI'J ed^cs willi maps, Spociiil price (JOctfl, Don't foract ••The Old folUs nt Home" N. E. SUDDABY Order Corly Sec our hii*!) Krade Local View Curds nnd Calendar-. Fernie, KQ. Ledger fids are Winners ,"\! - - ■< 1.
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : T. T. John and F. H. Sherman |
Date Issued | 1907-11-09 |
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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Fernie (B.C.) Fernie |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Preceding Title: The Ledge Succeeding Title: The District Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Fernie_Ledger_1907_11_09 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | dee4da10-fbd6-48a0-872d-e218e1d813f2 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0182389 |
Latitude | 49.504167 |
Longitude | -115.062778 |
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