���<sa- *&>��-&*>�� zffi&i3**!.* to*i*i&^^'&&4^fyf-^itt* '*��� ^^k^r^fT^, (it-j^ Jr *-L?,^t'+!^!��vj *i.fl"/wj^^ i^4 �����WIWitt.WW��.WfOCW Vol. 7 Alberni. B.C., Friday, June 26, 1910 . 18 Your Cabbage Plants by using Powdered Hellibore. Quickly and effectively destroys the cab- ft , ' bage grub. ���MKIhlk k-J ���> -JM->* *.!>��.*����,& I w IV- Cl-k^.1 J, a-IMkU-kU. ^aik-l)l-n. T-J. I UU. **, ,*at > , 14 , |l U. Jtt I rU/'i r-ilf ��ik ..atM-fl a- s ., ir ajv I Li IjVui ft*i�� la ,J -ka.,1.* lr*��t kU> mWwt'JI.kfVk^n-Hlll^Kll JBklJll -V �����. L fk-kVUkJIJ, *1*-V * a l.#1lli. ,n��a u.k.1. a - /If, -f a -t I < 1 ������ . A ^^-(ab-i 'I �� a.kiu Uf HI, \J I > *ll *�� i )1 If I'l **��*ll** U TRDSWELL - ��� Druggists and Stationers ICE CREAt. rOR DESSERT mm From One to Ten Acre Blocks at Snap Prices Fire. Life. Accident Insurance Houses to Rent, JAS. R. Ileal KNtnU. ami Inrnmuieo Phono.)]; Allium! P.O. Uox HH tSrMUMHVD 111.7 BOARD OF DIRKCTOR8I H. V. IffliklDITH. Ci����� rrt��U**t. R. I. Aim, Em. X, &&n**Al*li��, �������. tWWUtoi4i4H*Wi<*��l*. Km, Rtikt. SiUili<r. A, Bumnrim lH< ��� ��� . ���'&' B. C*t-4*"it, K**s. H. K, t>(WiaH��*s ItH, D, *?f*OW AaVtSlU, Kh. *t?n. HiMuter, Ej>i. ��� ��� .:. tkff*i*lUk WlBSaaPl.TfiylfMr, Ua,D.,'a^Wl^llllJMl*W. Cpiifli Pcaia up -:;��� -titfibo'jtioo* R��ttt ��� ��� ��� 16,000,000, Undl'i-Mt4Pirtl.�� .--'..: 1,252,394, TcUIAjiwIj* (April, 13I*I)2S0,i5fi2,570, liU'li �����' ���iiitWhW'i'wtwiiai. v- �� Curre&t Rat** al Inters** tune ajlowtjil on deposlta in the RavliiKti Department of the Hituk of Montreal. Dt*|>oslti�� of $t> ami upwitnU ftre received on H��vliijj[* AccotinU. ^rW^ E. S. V. McClintock, Manager. Port Alberni Brandt JlP.ii..|..WHl^^ 'unif>niH* ' ii*' ii"iuwwtnini.fBiifHit.iyia*! M.ANUFACTUEIHG JEWEtEH AND OPTICIAN Fj 13. V�� (Tho oldest ��stybllMho*. Jowolor.i on 'Vancouver. Iwlaml) W�� mako a specialty ol all kinds ot Our prices ar�� moderate arid we guarantee all work Estimates Furnished Prompt Attention our Optical Department will visit .'Aljberhi': fre- ently. Mak�� appointments by letter and h�� will moke examinations and furnish estimates free ot CHIEF FORREST PRESENTS NEED charge. kkkWkiix tmmtaimqpii*m*^.����*n''m*i����� Tim needs nf tho Allict-nl Volunteer Fire llrlgudo ' wt'i't* brought to tlio uitonilon of tho t'ity Council at tho i lust, regular hiiMiloii Iiy Fire Chief [ Forresl. An a rt'Mill of tlto oxpcrlonfo of tho recent Uro vvliU'h destroyed the I'lThliyli'i'liin Church und iho .Uunso, tho Klro Chlyf presented it request, for .more' host), moro hydrant., nml n mrongoi* brigade. Tlio need for nil of Ihoso thlng*nvn.s dourly presented, tint] Ilin chief certainly inudo out u yowl euso. Ho culled .mention to tho meet* lug wii It'll is to bo hclii tii in evening for iho dismission of thot-to subjects, and lit) invited tho moiubora of Uio CoiinoU to bo proHont. In ro|)ly tho Mnyor n��*iiii'(*il tho Klro i.'hl.'f thnt. jiiHl its nooii its tlio fniulK wt'i'o In liiindi tht."*o inuttorii would I't'colvo thooloso (luoiiiion of tin- Connoil. lit* ftirthcir -.tntod tlmt thoro worn wood olnnico.t ��� for tho milo of n ixirtloii of iho tilty Dt'bonMifOt., nnd tho inoinont this wait Uono, nn otlori would bo jnndo to mool iho tloninnd*i of tho Klro Dopni'ttnt'n,. In iho inonn- tlmo iho I)rl((itdo (.'onlil bo brought tip to Mfroutt't' Ktrt'iiK'th, nnd propiinttlond niado lo bo In lino for iho bi'ttor t.'t|iilpinoni wliioli would bo fiii'iiisht'd JUKI iih hoon iih Itconld bo lliinnood. . Tho Ulty Council pns*.i*d tt voto of llninlts for tho etorvkvi rondort'd both by llio lot'ttl Klro Hi'!/;ti(Jo ttnd thut of iho Fort, nnd HMsutrd tho boyh ihut tlioir tijilt'iiilld work hntl boon fully itpprot'ltilod. I'ho olot'trlo Liiiio .switch on llio .liver. Houd Im out of order and will huvo to bo Ht'iit. out lor ropalr?i. This willVhiitoif tbo U)thtH utoinK tlto roiul for it.'itItfht or t.Vo. ',-'.'"���' ; ;" Inviiiulontt io ntiond tho convftitlon of tlio I'tit'Uli' ('oiiHt Klro C.hlofiS ntHiin KriinoUoo, und nl*��o.tiio ono ut Oliitwit, wot'o rocolvi'd und lllod. Mr. I'J. M. Wliyto uppoitrodon lioliulf of tlio I'oiiiniiiti'o In chnryo of tho TWO WEEKS FOR REPLY Aco.ordliiff U> report*, from liwrlln. thoro will bou period of nonio two woolts wiiltln^ before tho Oorninn roply to llio Amork'un nolo run bo presonttHl. Or. Anion Moyor-norhurd Ik busy iHM'iitilntliHif tho liouds of tho vitrlotni Ciorintui Depurlinontft rojfnttl- li\K tho tiiitui'o of public opinion In tho United Ktittes, und tho tictiml work of propurln^ tho roply will not bo undor- tnlion until nftor thin Inforumllon Ih In Ini ml. It nmy bo slulc'd. rotfurdlnff Dr. Moyor*(iorhurd'!, rt��|>ort, that tlio in formation brought by htm coiiUiti.od Utile which way ttltnultitoly new to tho foiolj-*!) ylllco, ami it�� uhlof viiluo lay in It,** bolnjkf n ro])oi't of tho ��ti'on^t|i of tbo vnrlou.1 ourronls of public opinion in tlio Uultod .Stall's und tho attitude of 1'resident" Wilson und his adviser.*! ht u more positive and eonvlncliitf form Until could huvo boon possible in tt written cotumutiicitUou. Ho Im undorHtood to huve made it clour that tbo American people are istitntiinif Holldly bullied the president In Ilin insistein.'o upon xuai'autnt's tiis'ttlnst the repetition of snob un incident us tho ttinkliiff of the Ltihitiinin und cnualSy iltilt* doubt ihut no important tibctlon of tho American people favor wur If It can bo honorably avoided, MBERitlBOYS iAPIGFiE Church Meeting. A meoilnjr of tlio contfrojrutlm. of Ht, AndrowH I'resbyterliin Church, Inn* boon en Hod for .Monday ulifhtiit oljfht o'clock for tho piu'ooso of dl��ct)iisliijf .wltiit stopM iu-i'v. to bo tukeu u�� to whether ii now cliinvh -will bo,built or not.. -.,,.......... it |�� hoped thut the conj4froj.-aUon will bo ulilo to ttotv their way do at*, to rebuild Uto church I ttt un ourly ditto. If tho monoy is ut ull uvttllttblo now lit tho iliuo whon the lumber ofth bo Diitulnlon Dny Children's Sporti,, nnd | bought in* much clionpor, tind wo huvo the Council npproprliuod tho sum of I no doubt that ft Komi dotil of help will FIr<j Brlgode Mating, A mootliijr of all tJiouo cltlsonn who uro intorestod in brinylnf? the Alborni Volunteer Klro Hrltfudo up to a hlffhor Htntiiliutl lu tho Way of moro mon and bolter otjulpmem, htm boon oalltxl for litis ovonlntr,-In tho City Hull. Tho hour Ih oljyht o'clock nnd thoro should bo a ifood .turnout, m tho. subjoot lit of Uii) tfroutcst ImporUnoo, <3oo. Korrostr Klre Chief. #lt) for the purpose. It vviiti ret*ohcd to dlsicimtlniio the bulletin sorvlco. .'.'.Sundry ncctnint*i were ordered paid itiid 'itiTttnjfOint'iit'i-i initde to trimsfer tlioclvlo uccotints to the Itoytil IJ.nnk ttnd the Mttyot: ttnd City Clerk will be utteixl to the btitflness, l*ermls!vi()n lo use lire (inns within the oily limits was provided tinder cei'iuin conditions by moans of an !iii!i>uiinient to. the presont, by-law, This will enable tho ltlllo CluVto unit ihemiifi'o for mnull, rlllos within the ojty limit*, nnd pormtu will issued to uiouibei's. of lb" Club for this impose, Tliu mitt-tor of see tiring permission io work oh" luMts in city work was taken up, its t*evnru! appiletilions itiunif Uiom* lines uio In littiuL Alter some tHfUiussi.011 It ,w��Or resolved lo let the matter ro-u until ufier the ,'Mst of July In order to-ifot* how the general taxes come in, und how much will bo In hand to use for city work. Willi Homo minor untttorn, this con* eluded 1,1 to work of tho Council for tho session. bo forthcoming, In tlto way of volun* tnry labor, A wood tittondiinco Is ro- (Hiosted of ull those Itiferomtotl next Monduy. ' At n mootinjf of the M(iutit,ers of llio ciitui'ii held hist wook it was doclded to repuir tlio uimiso just as moon its the Insuruiico , iidjtttitor hud mudo his mU justuieut of tlio ditiuiiMes, und to have thof tibbish nil cleured nwiiy froiu tho iicenivof the tiro. l)*H^-"iM*4, ���*�����,��! m''.They 'Ask Questions���r���Send Tfiem The Advocate School Closing, Diirlntf Uio early part of this week the usual examinations In the various schools httvo been taking place. The ���High Scliool osanilnntlons woro coo- diiotod by .iiifspcetor .Smith, from Vic* 1'oriii, and tlie lllj-fh .Scbool litiiriuic') by Mc. .1. J. llowtit, Tho ro^uliit' olosinjr exercises, presentation of prizes etc.. Is/uikitiit* place today ti.ftor which the touchers und scholars will disperse for ith|i> suniinei' .vacation, and tho schools will not re-open until about the and-of-August, , Armament Lisbor Supply. Application forms for-mon-for tiio Armament iyiibor Supply wore received ut this olllce lust, Friday rind have been filled out by H from this district. Tho j applications, huve buoh forwtitrded to I Nitmilmo. iUtdiflfS Aid, The concert tftvon In tho Loiil-riest hull hii.t I'Viday iiijffht tinder tlto aus. jdeeN of tho Lmlies Aid,of the 1'rcsby* teriuii Chtirolii wus it KiicceM in every wuy, The following )tttlie*4 and geuth'- men risstaied.. Mliiset, K, Wrljfhl, L, Kwnn!��oii, K. Hills, V, l'ttterson ttnd M. (Jill, Mrs. 1C. DlnMlitlti, uud Messrs. Or. Morrison, Gardner and K. .Stoveos, Mrs, W uti Id ttsDliStod by tbo Misses Nancy Burke, Kitty Hurko, Dorothy IUddoil, Dora Cox, Francos Meagher, Maggie Uodford and Miii'gurot Wwttlo, gave a burloMjiiO entitled "The fcJvveet Family," which wus very much enjoyed and collected great credit on Mrs. Wttttio, their Instructor. The choir also rendered n lumibor of tii'leotioiiK. As a result of this entcrtnlnmont 'the lattidlci Aid olearod itomotlilug over thirty1'dollars.' * , | To Cruah Russia. London, .1 uno ;.U.~.H Is reported-un. olJk'iitlly that lanlts of tho German army, which,'hitvo been In Belgium, httvo appeared on the front in Ouliciu. It is believed that tlio Gonnaus. aro risking all In a desperate attempt to crush ltussla. As font t��s the Russians wipe out a battalion it is replaced by, iiit'i) vvitli'trawii from tlie western front. The German losses uro enormous, as tlioy itre. lighting without reg.uil for loss of mem Change* Places. Nowm received at Loudon Is to th�� effect that a largo portion of tho Cftim* dlttn iWvirilon Is now occupying trancher* recenily in tlto pottsossloii of tho Ooi> mnnM. .' ,is ' . ';;- These treuohos are olght f��ot deop, bitt only aboiit two und a half foot Wide Thoy aro fitted with brick flooru and bear olot'jtitmt testimony to tho manner ; In which tlio Germans fortified their ground during tho winter uionthti. There is a gravoyni-d marking' tho spot where the I'rutisian*! and (Jroim* dier Gtiartls hud u hund.to.hand fight, It Is fencod off wire and hoards, emd thoro is a board bearing tho insorlptlon! "In uiomory of those who fell hero, It Is the duty of thoso who follow la attend lo Ho worn and weed��." As �� result each regiment pluntetl�� dlfTinrent variety of flowers. Tlio plot w*s kept ebjun and the flower-, were watered each day. Near tho trtmohtm held by, the C*n��. . dlit!i(�� is the ti'K't whore Bwrgent O'Leary, forinorly a member of th�� Vtoyjtl Northwotit Mownted 1'ollco, won hl�� Vicuu'in Cross, tso the men from tho Dominion uro on historic ground at prosent. ^ Church Concert. A concert will , tnko placo,.in th������' Fresbyteriun Church Hall, on, Wednesday tho :10th Inst. Tho Prograromo will oonslst of; songs ��nd recitations, and the following will take part: Mrs. Hannah, Miss Hackor, Miss Holph, Mrs. Colllnge, .Mitts F. Olodhill, U. Davics, H. Holllns ��ud T. Colllnge. Accompnnlstit. Miss Miles and Mr. Uollins. Tne concert will commence at 8:30 shurp. and tbo jirticeeds >s(ll bo devoted w the funds of the church. Italian Gaino. n|niie, June 22. .The Italians galnod from twelve .miles north of Corka, and south east of Plaza. The Austrian* were forced to bring up gumi from tho Russian front., fl Tho Editor of tho Alborni Advocate had tho plcasuro of seeing homo of tho Alborni boys who uro now in training for service at tho front* If wus at, Victoria last week, und even now Wnio of thorn nro on tho way to tlio lOast, for tho word has como tlmt tho -18th Ih ordomi to tho front,' uud uovoral of tho Alberni .soldlcru aro in that hat-' tulion. D. MoKonxlo and J. Mathlvon aro among tlio nutnbor, and nro fine and lit. There was a church panulo lant Kuuduy for tho 4MUi and 700 to 800 of thoiu turned out for the sorvleo*. In tho Cathedral.' Thoy marched liko vot- oi'ims, and looked bronxed and hanly, and q ulio capabio. of, giving a good account of thomstt-lycis. Of tho other boy�� wo wiw K. Wood* ward, W. Clarko and 0. tilundy. nnd thoy aro rounding into slmpo ��w soldiers In lino stylo. All theso l>oy�� Hcnt their boHt rogaitin to tlmir friends, In good old Alborni, and said that thoy would bo glad to got buok homo, but not mull nftor tltoir job wm flninhed, Later it was lourhod that W. Clarke and J-.. R Woodwai-d havo boon taken on by.tho ���.tith. o\ THE fkh&Emt ADVOCATE. aWlltei(kV.k��kl��(. 8ilT.IWI'l��WUk',-��,4lllkT*������f, TE ALBERNI ADVOCATE TJw> Altxurol A4re��wil�� l*��b!l*h*n�� tuttf frtnlkts Co., Ltd., ProprUUnt*. i. f, BU.PSOE . EtiHer and R��itBj��r Jr��At*tli��*����A ��t Atl>��io!. Utllluli CviluiuttU. lit Iki latirniUktf VniwouvnrHlBiitllii �����*"���*)**! *na th** A llm rut Ultirlvi lo t-tvi iluuUi - Heatt btnciKS Albtml. B. C. Afo*pi��(l l>r tti*) 1'kit.imMter ilrnvral '��)f M��iu��l����i(>a KiKfUi/U Ik.*" loollif mfurooml��!������ emttftr. ��� to discus?* this situation,ttnd lu-po Ihut there will be* u InrtfO turn* out; for tho subject Ih of tliu most vital importance, nnd well worth iho uttt'iition of every cit- Jstou. Turn out untl hit us hour from you on thhi subject. WAR LOSSES fMab*��rl|itlnoti to t'ulntc In I'tviitirtu, t >�� Uulteil Ktt*��ai)w. AuilritlU. Nt-'*, /,��tliui.l, N**niui*<l; U���� ulill oll>*��r wuitirlr�� Willi ���l.iiiljr uimIi.1 T��ffKl��tlctki��. will ��)��� rri*v*l*fi*it on ill* follnwltiir t*������i ow�� y����c . . . >*.w aixWuutlm . ��� i.w r*t\*n id i��t�� Unll-ft. Hute*. Mimlouiu.il ��ll Hwrovfttu ����a titttor fon-lim coittitrl-an (I.ODl'vr *t��r ���rirt. OktM-Md for nil lwt/��>l notlfoi will l����Um ��*iii�� ����� tHoit eiiftblUliv-iI Iiy Hi*) 11. U-UffluUl UuM'tle, ���a�� lain*, ba e��ld In tvciVfirico, TO CORRESPONDENTS Ail wniwuniMttuiii. ftitf diSmI for pu��i!li-*ilim (�������! li* ivvKjoyitittnUil wttli tin* nuiii" ����<! ��*1* Ai-tetof tb�� writer, not n��o*)��Mrllif /iir iiulillen- y*ta but tt* �� ��u��r��iH����u( i/WMl lull". W at-wtiioi UiiilerOilt* to lenirn rt*i��**ii*il UDKiiiiuiilOfctlwoi*. Mt�� irtaiuusrtilloi) will I'd l>��ltl for tn-wllOkWiiul. tiKttont ok&hh t*y ��|!tx*lttt nrrnngDumn'. Allwrnl, B. C��� Cnnada ,y*��liWl'Jka����.'!^'����1-.'',"*!|k''1...''.. "'...' -J Jun. 25, 1010 FIRE BRIGADE WHMKE a fow days b'��6 stood tho boautlful l^'WHbytorinu Ohuroh thoro hi now. it handful of blaokonod ruins. At no nrrout diMtanco Ntntids till thnt was left of tho Manse which wus tho rosl* donee of l-ttjv. Juh. Cnrruthors, the pHHtor of thu Church. Tho ruins stand ���� at once a monument and a demand. Thoro its not much In tho wuy of u monument it bout tho little thnt remains, but what thoro is makes a record that cannot bo put to ono sldo, Thti domain, la thero In no uncertain wound. Alborni nood.. more adequate tiro protection. Now tfet this* rljfht.' If thoro was any ono tiling demonstrated at tho Uro hurt wook It wan tho fact that what wo have of it ays- torn, both eta to mon and witter Rupply, wiih fully up to tho high* cut standard. Tho /not remains however that thoro was not enough oqui|)inont to tnnlto tho water of tho groutost' use, and thoro vroro not enough trained mon to handle th�� equipment If WQ had it.. "'V':'.'-. Lot u�� look at a fow of tho many nad lessons which can bo drawn from this tiro which we' aro dlaotmalng. It isovldont that wo need, and must have, moro homo. Wo need, ami munt- have, an Marm system. Wo neod, and must have, moro hydrants in tho main portion of. the Olty, a*�� well as ono or two of tho outHido wootlons. Wo mood, and must have, more men, and bettor oqulpmont for thefto mon. Coats and more helmet*. Mors men���-nhd' then, moro men. By'this wo moan tho fact that thero not only nood�� a far greater interest/In tho practbes, and tho; turning' out of tlio mon for drill moro regularly, but aleo tho addition.of a number who have not, as yet, shown any Hpeclal interest in this work. Wo have tho'.-material, for a high cht���� lire brigade -right |iero In Alberni. We will have to get it out at all costs."- Thero Is no use In sidestepping or making excuses. Tho safety of tho town dotuands an immediate aUvHitlon to-thoao niattorrt, and wo are pleased to note the fact that a mooting-has boon called for thlti, Friday, levelling FKKNCI1 military oxporlH re- cently huve been preparing Nome Inti-Tonling ilgures with regard to the varlouH. war Iomhoh. Thi�� with a view to am-jwering the tjuoMtion un to the probable duration of tin* war. The Gorman und Auatrlan Iohhoh up to March 111 are put ut 0,720,000. divided between *1,200,000 Oer- umiiH and 2,5211,000 AiiMtrluno, ���Since the date of thin estimate the loMKus-have been auch that at present, tho osttmato of the onomy'H Iohhos will not fall far nhort of 0,000,000. To this add nomo 200,000 for the Turk lull lOSBOB. French cnsualtloH are given at J,r)00,(XK). JtritlNh HOOjOOO and Belgian 200,000. Thiw the total of tho Western Allloe.will reach thu neighborhood of 2,000,000. Kuflt-iiiu. losnt'N am entimatod at {���.,000,000, and Serbian at IfiO.(KK) and this will bring the total Iokh for tho Allien to around 7,000,000 if wo regard all localities where lighting has been going on. ThiiH wo find this total Iohsom for the ih'Hi ton montliM of the war reaching well toward 10,000, (XX). Even If it \h found that thone flgurea uro too large, they will not bo cut down much when the yearly average Is to bo entl- mated, for boiuo of the hardoi*.t fighting In now going on, and at riovorai placeH there Ih a chance for tho biggest battlea of tho war to develop. Lot the war hint two yearn at the proNont rate and from 25,(XX),(.XX) to ��(),(XK),000meu will be lent to tho world In ono way and another. When those Uguren are considered it in bettor undoi'fltood why.iho're areinauy experts who coiiRider that Geminny and Austria cannot lust another year, anil that as the forces of the onetny diminish, they will be compelled to give way 'before' the vast number of now forces at the command of the Allies. ���.-'.EDITORIAL NOT.ES A "brief visit to ��� outside points has convinced us that Alborni It* In about ���� good shape as.any of them, and that with the present lino run of salmon, and the good looking .potato' crop that Is now coming on, we had bettor stay right hero. ACIICAL POINTERS ABOUT ALBERNI Alberni in reached by train from Victuria. Ckinneciiomi are ui'id�� xllh Victoria, running through'to Alborui on every other day. I'niiengors from Vancouver City can connect with thli train nt Ntiniilmo. Alberni h abo rwacht'd by atoataor from Victoria, and In the itumumr mouth>'there 1,1 nomorotiellghtfu) trip than thin up the west re-int of Vnueou* vor lsiund and'along the ploiurtii.tino Alberni canal, "= Tho Inland trunk lino of the C N.H. Ih now building front Victoria to Al* bond, u Land prices us to uertmgo varies from $20 to 91(H) per acre for hu��h Uud and from *1(K) to 9-iU) tor iti ml thut hiu been cHntrod'and brought under cultl- vatitm. l'rlcos tiru guverned by quality and location, uud land can be had in uny quumlty. tt hu�� boon found that mixed farming pays* bout, On plots of from ton to twenty acron fruit giti-ivlng, dairying, poultry ruining, hug�� and cattle will nil pay well, In Alberni will bo found tiio muml advaiUagos of a progres.lvo Western Community thut hi,*) faith, und tlto cour* tigo of lb. cuiiviotloiw. Tliero aro * number of good itoros cttrrying a wktu range of good*, nchools, church(i.i, the j Alberni Advocate, uoiVMpupor, and a] number of uthletlo and socitti clubm. a Tho ollmiiU) iii ut* tine ttu can bo found on tho tWlllu t.'oiim, taken the your round. Tho rainfall l�� It**,, tbmi thatof tlio <Mty ot Vancouver, Ihe froim aro light. There is seldom frtiit enough for ukiiilng or-inow onough for xlelghing, uud when either of these nonum It only lasti. ii few dayi. For thit tiiimnier ami autumn month* tliero Im nothing In tho -voiiil to excel tho Alberni weather, Alberni in the outlet of ono of tho largest uud most fertile valloyi. on Vuu- couvor liilund. In tho Pintrict will bs found u van weulth of timber of tho fluoHt kind, cottl, Iron, oopj-oi-, niarblo and other oommorclul .ttonou, brlok cltiyit and other mnttiMaU. Thoro urn nun erou* utlractiviD opportunities for t��'ii manufneturm*and Invcttor. The t '.c��J of the Alberni' Advocate, Alborni, ii, *JM will bo gind to tako theito mattori up with you. Write to him for |i��rtloular*i, ypk,y,kf4if.��.^��t-4,..iM^ Corporation of the City of Alberni, .Noxious Woods Act. The growth of vegetation in and'around Victoria appears to be about two weeks ahead of the remainder of Yancouvor Island, But then they will strike next winter just that much sooner. * ���. ��� �� o ��� So Loinbcirg has fallen. Well let them have It-to play with for a little while. It will all come back with tho big bunch in the end. Our neighbor, the Port Alberni News, donios havlngutorpodood" Sir Richard McBride. Sincotho important fact is admitted, tho question arises���*Who didV ��� , ��� * * Meantime the Editor has our Thut nil - purlieu within the M unlet* pttlity whoso.property in infeuU'd with thlMtk'i* or' other noxloun weedtt are hereby warned thut unlesH tho 1.1,1110 are cut on or beforo July 1., lOlfi, that the City will huve tho stuuo done and, charge "the cost of no doing against the ���jpiioi'iy. .1. Kor.tytbo, Acting City Clerk. sympathy on the���" limitations" editorial, and a certain amount of admiration for compiling such a long list of things for which lio refuses/to take the blame. Asa rule the average editor has to .stand for the entire list, and then some. Windsor, Out. June 'i'l.���An uttomp wits. uittdo this week to blow tip tho armoury hero. Twcnty-uovon NtlckH of dynamite were found under the building. The fuse was timed for .'1:15 a. m. Tho fulie cup exploded, but tho dynamite failed to do. so. ^\ Again we call the attention ot ii our friends to the fact that we . t- ��� . .�� are now taking delivery of a r. stock of all kinds of * \ * Letter Heads, Bill Heads Envelopes, Cards, Etc., All ordered before the recent advance in paper prices. iii Now is the time to stock up while the prices of this class of work remain ot the old levels. Orders from outside points will receive careful and prompt attention. etni ���* XZZ ASSOCIATE Will Hold Regular Monthly Meetings in the Basement ol tho Motion Block on th�� Second Friday I In Each Month As no further notlecs will bo sent out, ploaso remembor the date. ' .'������'(': Address all communications to W. E. H. PUESQOTT, Secretary. Ifpou have got a good- thing WHY NOT ADVERTISE ' -IT: fe r *> * 1: \ r f. 1 1 I: ���owsErai'ssiaisniw*'^^ fi- . fr THE UMBMABVOCAXE If, you have not already attended tho Great Price Slashing Sale now on at thin well known store, you had bettor not delay doing so. This is an opportunity for saving money that may never occur again and ovory person In the District should take advantage of the bargain.** offered. We must ralso cash on our stock and you will roap tho benefit. Give us it call and bo convinced. For the Ladies . SUITS, "HOUSE DHB8S.S8, SILK WAIST, KIMONOS. SILK and L1SU0 HOSIERY Etc, f SUITS, HATS, BOOTS and SMOKS, Sill UTS, UNDJSUWEAR, Tl'lflS, OOLLAUS, BOOKS, BRACKS and OTHER GKNTS KUUNISHINOS CLASSIFIED ADS. -.-k'--t'^-**'*W'*r-^F*'**;i;*T-IVHan^.jr-f*'ffi^" ,-;tli. .W--'>t'.U JT'tl-wlH*'!*-��f it-Aff ���!"���** ,l-Ml.%.''��'i"l-l WORK AND WORKERS. Until further notice uny person do* Hiring employment, and .nose who ���with to hire help of any kind, will IInd llio columns ot tho Alherni Advocate uiit-n to made known tlioir wunti to tlio public without charge. Tho service lu fioe. Make use of it. H U*tM��VtViWttfITl I* J* Will Treda���My 10-aoro ranch, 1 1*4 mllei from Coombs for deeded corner lot and whack, in or near Alberni or J'ort AJbornl. John Frith, Parksvlllo I J. C. Wanto'l,���Expoi'lonced, mlddlo aged English widow, want* position as hotiiiotteeptir. Good references. Ad* dross Mrs, IS, Dry ant, Alborni, tl.O. I'or Rent���Two room building noxt to Alberni Hotol. Apply to CI, A. Smith? Albert)!, U. 0. . For R��te~K live aero block)., *J0 acroi, away below Iho Government Agent'i. u*tst<>i*mitvtut In lot 111. Apply to .lumen IJeok, P. O. llox 4*18, Victoria. WiMI ��� Velvets, Table Linens, Cashmeres, Curtaining, Toweling, iHjgt.- ecc�� PORT ALBERNI S. EATON Martfaret St., Alberni Pt.lr.ter end Peper-Hinger :���� kept in stock ot lowaat prices. PICTURE PR AMINO Esllmittos Free. tgRXVrWto^AS^lW��� ���Mllt^ilplllTl*)^^ %**Hmm\)j***��mm* t#iattwt*.iiiWi<*aMawii*>it*W MORE HEAT-LESS WOO By securing your Wood from '���v. - tho ]���'���'[.. ALBERNI WOOD YARD Dry '.FIr,$l,7o pet- rick, delivered Oreon Fir,$i,50 per rick, u " ' .'Q��rtrudo 'St, *��� Alberni ��Biw.M'H''Mt*m^ Professional Cards GEO. A, SMITH, C. E. -' J3. C. Land Surveyor. Survey., of timber limit*, mineral oluitnt*. and land .subdivisions. OfWce at Alborni, P^O. Bon :S3, H, M. IV HODGSON A. M. I. C. E. jtt-'MlwnfW'i'iiiil.iiiiM who is thinking (UaJ il,..��.ltila.i|J|liiillilili.il,|lif j Good fork Prices Right Prompt Attention at Martuoru ������' Or v; CALL, OR 'PHONE 18. F M W ff JU* Ir��* w�� JUS. P. OBOX 10, L'^liitttttt^.l.lll'-WWtMI-l *m*v** v*mi**m*r#m RepnlrSiig.���HopaSrH on Autos, Murine rhiglnos, and all klndn of machinery by an expert who ban nerved hi* tlnto at tho trade. Leave order* at the idioo shop next to Hulfs Garage, Alborni, IJ.O.���F. Musur*. ���viiWirtknvaMft^ Plant* Tor fifnle���Toinuto plants, cabin tge pltiutM, red cabbage,, plttnt*ii caulillower plums, HnititelH i.prout*i plants, All now ready for sotting " 11. Cirlllln, Alborni, H.C. out. -tkl"-**-*. I *��W,l!al-(^.l^lll. w Wanted -Work by the day by an ex- , pert drrhHiuaker and ullurott.i, into of Hpolutne.-.<Mrs. M. K. llouclt Heaver (/"reek Uoad near Tlio Maples, \Vanl,��d. -I'otiltlun lis houstikoopor to elderly couple or bachelor, umall Ktthiry for good homo���good cook. Apply UoitHokoopor, Advocate Olllce, Wontod -Knergotlo lady help or young woman to help with iiouatt work and look after baby occtiHlonally������write, bUltl ox un uivtir I'titij uuiiiinivfiiiiii/-"-" int*, ating age, experience and Miliary cpectod to 0. 1�� riiHor Uamilold, 11.0. NOTION BLOCK C. GALES ���Wt-tjWW*!*! IjiV.i,! V.-. ��� iltll WW* Willi Uboral Platform, 1. All contributions to campaign funds to bo opcu for publlo lnip**oUoo at tiny time, and th** ose to which tfiey aro put to bo clearly iodlc��led. 2. The appointment of a non-part!- still olvi) service commission to taalte ail appointments to both outside fcnd Ijiildo scrvico. 3. Tho abolition of patronage lo ovory form, all purchase,* , to be made in tho open market and on regular busiuofis terms. ���1. Tlio publication of a regular tpiartcrly bulletin, glvtving full detail* of all monies expended by the govern- mont. ft. Wo agree to ask for a commission to Invetatlgate tho affairs of tho pro vinco that tho real facts way ho known und tho hands'of the government lift free to restore tho cradit of the pro*, vinco and develop its greatl'resouroes for tho boncllt of tlo people. 0. Wliorov*. the findings, of this cot.ilN.iion show that tho resources of tin. ,4 -ovhioo have been alienated by fn 1, to take Httoh stops as shed, restore them to the people while protecting tho innocent investor. , 7. Tho encouragement of agrl- otiUuturo by loans on easy terms, by imiklug accessible aolcntlfla information as to tiio nature of tho soil and ollmatio and other conditions of each reffton, tho encouragement of co.operatlon nnd by ovory legitimate means to make rural lifo.au attraotlvo ami profitable rwi pottjlble. 8. The development of mines, forests and other great natural re- .lourcen of tho province by oiicouragltif tho actuai producer and making' m dltllcult and unprolitublo the aotlvUies of tho more exploiter and spooulatlre investor. D. Tho Improvemtmt 'of the oon* dltlons of the working classes by doing all possible to a*tturo a reasonable wage, fair working' conditions tind decent ���viirroundlngs for all classes of labor, providing for compensation for the Injury or death of tho worker and lulling Hitch Ktops as shall eliminate tlto suffering now falling upon th* workers lu Union of flmmolsl depression. * ' ��� ��� 10. Local option for tho control oJ tho lit.uor trafllo, )1. Ki'iin! uuifrago for men and women, 1'^, Tho fair and Impartial enforcement of tho law. 13. Tho protootlon of Innocent -Is- vestors by rigid Inspection of all com- pantos, 14. A rigid und Impartial enquiry into tho llnunoiai position of the P.O.E. und Ca.N.P. railways and the disposition of the mouoys alrosdy prorlded, and if necessary Iho government fcs> take over the roads and complete theua In tho Interims of tho people rather than to continue tho present jwlley. **|MBS)WMtW.S>lWeslrt ' iMWitBr��*,|iW'Mwe^ ^nmfmtnmmvmr rzrffxsxsmzxEmsx Tt B. C. Land Suryeyor and Civil EnSlneor Offlees: Carntoor Block, Port AllxsrnI y Phone ��7 Civil and .Mining ISngliieor and Provincial Laud Surveyor Alb-sral '. .-!' ' B. O, Artistic Photography In All its Brunches. Tho New Studio, next to the Lord-Jj*s��t Building, is now Equipped for BuniuesH LandflcapcH, Portraltis, Groupn and Commorcial Work Dt-refepitg end rHntitij hi Atnntcurs fietsrtt. Framing ���i " , . ' ' J. CLEGG, -'. yiieiWS.*IISISlWSWT<MSlMl ���WlieWIMirii^ SI K, P. .; The somi-iinntuil election of ollicert* of .SoiiKot Lodge Knights of Pythins was held hist .Thurwiay night and ro- *tulied in tho election of tho_ following to Hcrve for the t';n*nting term: a a, f. a. uoxV1' v,' o. a, n. Misho��v l>relme, It. Vonutilos; K. of H. fi S.; .S.Cook; -M. of l'\, A. Keeue; M. of K, A. 1.1. Wood; ������ M.-.of W.i K..M. Wbytet M. iit'A., A. LeHluiic; 1'ti., \V, Kon- d��lIf, and O. G., K. G. llurlolgli. '.Mi*. A. Knoon, has boon appointed District Deputy.0. C, for the current year. L*mberg. Vienna, Jum* 2!H.* Lomborg is practically Ktirroundod and 'ih'Is Imminent. ��m> Dealer In ��k,\-,��.,it.'ik.i..i; A4J*.,*-ii-^*a-:)jf��-W,j(*^W;,F-i*��.v.-*l:,-fV^ Building and Rooling Papor Limo, Bricks and Cement Alberni Phone 29 R 0. Box 9 b. a kaWfaaaWfflM. .im. ikki..M��a.k4a*..kkk��iik���r.*rki. '.SSSSliSSXSSSSStBS&SS Bricklayer and Mason Plastering and Cement mtmmamw Auctioneer THE ALBEKNI ADVOCATE. IlKilfUffllH In all sizes for Men and Boys From 50c. up. We Invite Your inspection. Waders for Ladies and Children EL Holt .... Alberni, B.C. Ladles' Home Journal Pattern'* it i way a In stock Good Qualities and Designs Regular Price 25e. and 30c. per yard. Clearipg at 17 l-2c. per yard, 6 yards for $1.00 THIRD AVENUE PORT ALBERNI TAILORED CLOTHES for MEN We have just received our Spring und Summer samples. Your inspection invited. Fit nnd style guaranteed. Prices FROM $20 UP. PERSONAL POINTERS Mr. it. Kuplum-lty, of lite il, For- clmmer Company, Ntimttim, wits. in town during tho week looking after his vi louts in tho optical lino, lie will make regular ylnii*. to Alberni during the Summer. Mr, 1*. Miles returned from it vlf.lt to Victoria this week. lie report** that tho lumber busilue,-.:* is hitntlletip. pod for want of vessels lo curry the product of tho mill.*, to the imai'liots of ���South America, and olr-t'ivlieit*, where the market is really good, MJns 1<\ Miles is over from Washington for tho .Summer hollihiy. Mrs. Da H, Hlddoll ln���vl*iiting fr!oudn in Victoria. I.uv. Father Wood, of Victorltt, held .several wervicoti In tho Catholic 'Church during tho week. Mr. Q, F. Prltohard, inanager of Iho Alberni Hrnnch of the Hank of Montreal, Imv been assigned to a position at Holland, and loft for that city on Thiii'mlity morning of thl�� week. Mr. I'rlohatil o^proHtics his regret ut leaving Allien)!, nndcnrryti with him the very bout wMio** of tin*entire community for his hiicoohh in hit- new Hold, Mr. .1. L. Noble, Secretary of the Vancouver island Klro L'tiderwrltorn AMioclttilon, was In town during the wook for the purpose of in*.pecting tlto iocnl water H,vnu*tn, and tire conditions generally. Wo aro iiloitHotl to bo able to nrinoiiiieb a ndlmaloii in pile-1 on Wheat and Flour. Wi* carry ROYAL HOUSIOHOLD KIVM UOSKS PURITY KOMN HOOD OLI-iiNOKA " PKAlMl'J PR1DK 8NOH'Kl,AKlC WJIOLB WHKAT OKAHAM am! : . .< RYK h'LOUU i^w.i^ Ofllce Phono L'Jfi A. PAUL, Manager Has., U2fi Trait Jars fruit Jars MASON QTH. ... UUIIIIlSIl HINt>. IKki. per don. flu. per do/., 1'A HA WAX MASON PINTS . 1'X'ONOMV LIDS, , I6o. por lb. ".7rw, per dm.. .. Uflc. por dor, Glenora flour, 49lb. bag, Saturday only, $1.90 The Busy Store On the Busy Corner "ZZiSfc&StimiM* ' *>~i*T+f.<~*u**+?r*s CA MP BEL I & MA CFIE Motion Hloofc, Alberni Phono HI Writ Ave., Purt Alberni Phono 7,'*} *a,taittkVtUSSl'*kti*iM-MIH*j*'^^ i.i.kHk..,iiiiiin,i,�� unfm CHILDHKN'S HOMPI'.US CHILDHK-N'H WASH DUKSSKH HOY'S OVKHALLS HOY'S WASH SUITS . ,. eniLMU'.N'H HOSIC, In Tim, Hlnok or Wliiti* UniLUHKN'K HATS . .. CHILDKICM'S THIMMKIa HATS LAIHKH' SILK HUSK, Sfic., .'I pairs HOLKPKOOK HOS1KUY, Chlldi'itm. HOLKlUtOOP HOS1HHV, Women* 'liULKI'MtUOK.IIpHlKltV.'MoiiH'' NKW HlViiSS (JOODS NK\v HOOTS -too. .: .Mo. lotji.ir* - ,,4.10. ., .. .'. , l),*K!. . loo, ... 25c. wifJJ.Od ��� l.ttG' , , . 91,-4X1 2.1e. mid 36c. , Jltle. toiS-i.W , .,- 2fto.to7oo.\ N.-.W CJ,t>TUiN(J (Saturday Only) QLKNOHA PLOUH ...,........;. ..,','. ..'.-."'.. NICE JUICY CHANGES, pur dox,, ..,,.' C, A. jl. Black Currant Vinegar.... C. fi li. Ha.splierry Vlnegiir.. ...-., Yacht Club Hft-tpberry VJoogar .,.'.;..' Chuappos Cordials... ....,...��� ...,.,' ., n.w ,..'.. .,,2Co. ..........'..2fw,: .,'.:..;..,'.'250.-. -..;,; 2i)C, .:.,���,.��� -J0o, Dominion Day Sports.. Tho commit!oo having In charge the uolobrnilou of Dominion Day have drawn up it prograiutmi of spun a for children of all tiger* under 10, for both boy** und girls nnd uti thut romaim* is for the general public ito contribute the necestury fundi, to tmil.e tho day a big sucoo.s-ti, Thoro will bit-jumping, running uud Kivlnimlng micom. If *tiiili* clout fund*) are provided tt few water i-ipon*) will be lidded. Thorn wlii lie no printed progrumme, Intl. (lie -.port* will begin ��t 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the Kiixiit'k-iUH bridge, Thmit* who wlhli to com i'l bit to may do so hy Honing either C. M, Plnco or K. M. Whyle, On Decli/ R oiling round ilii* M'ction 0 f Vancouver Itdiiiid, and olmorvlng C oudliloiis, it Ik to be noted that II owever (.low thing* may be, E specially in tint way of roitdy audi, 8 till Albt*rnl in bidding it** own T ono extent ihut Is really gratifying, K nabled to molie by tlie fuot that ROCHESTER Iri Mill on deok. ": ��� wltli." ��� ���spring lamb, veal, pork, hoof and homo made tuuungo, a few of which have escaped Ute ninth. ��� Tlie Well-known and Old fctabluhfld Grocer*, Mm and fr��duc�� iMerchinls OUAPKPHUIT OHAN^iKS , IJIIS'l'LI-aaMONS LOCAL STHAWMI'.HHIKS LOCAL CHKHltllCS NI.W POTATOKS KftKSli TOMATOICS ,, . - 3 for,., .���.���.,..,.. 25o, perdoit. , *IOc��� ;i0o., 2<5o. perdoz ���. jiin, , at lowetit market (irlco , at lowest market rrloo at lowest market price at lowest, market price L1MK AND QIIAPK'JUIUK, PINlOAPPLl*. SYHUP Ktc- Victoria Quay Store, Phone 38 Argylc Street Sim, Tknt UB on Lcmbtsrg Foils. London, Juno 23.���Lemberghntt boon captured after a llorco battlo accortllng to a report from tho Austro-Hungurlaii headquarter.,. pecial Combifiation flift'er: ONK SACK GL'LSNOItA FLOUH..,. U0-LIJ. HAG HKST B. C, SUGAR Adjusting Insurance, Mr. S'hailoiuis, of Vancouver, who represents tlio '.In.turanoo comp'ttnlos' who had losKoa 0wiiig to. tho ; recent liroH, wus in Alberni -thi* wook adjusting the busim-MM. Ho llxed thlng.-i up without ���dlt.lculty, and so far as can bo learfioil thoro will be no delay , in the Until settlement. Tho buses on Presbyterian Church will bo paid In full its well iiii thos't^on the ManHo. Tlie other.*! will bo wljustod. prorata. We are offering a range of boys' sample two piece washing suits at prices from 50c. to $1.00 per suit, These cannot be repeated at the price. , ��� "���"*kt*JT-^��k^*��jki��.3,i For Treason. Capo Town, Juno 22, ���Convicted of treason, yesterday (Jonerni DeVVot wax j sentenced at Hloomfonton to Mx yeait* imprlsoumoiit, and a line of $I0,(KX). Can now supply prdors for First Class Imkf of Minds, Shin * ' - ���' ��� ��� ' '. ' ���* Local OiHlers will rocolvo special attention. les, 1c. ���KiKKBr; aaVHUaUaallaatktV.' Oftll;at tbo Mill on tho Scotch. Sottlomoni Houd, or Phone or wrlto to tho Mrumjror Fhon�� .'R49. S3* ii mMm*dt*mmtmxm wmmttiwrfuirwmiittumMif* *wmo4f*mu<i .WftntltHllwtrriff Msntsiaar You got a Square Deal from our Aavertiserfl
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Title | Alberni Advocate |
Publisher | Alberni, B.C. : Alberni Advocate Publishing and Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1915-06-25 |
Description | Published at Alberni, British Columbia in the interests of Vancouver Island in general and the Alberni District in particular. |
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Notes | The Alberni Advocate was published in Port Alberni, in the Alberni-Clayoquot region of Vancouver Island, and ran from May 1912 to October 1915. The Advocate was published by the Alberni Advocate Printing & Publishing Company, and was edited by John Frank Bledsoe. Print Run: 1912-1915 ; Frequency: Weekly; |
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