*"f-.M-fer,*? s-p.-k-LW* ��� ind jish. Wirei^ their principal irt On thc Sunillcameert, whet* i-neos now stands, there lived a ~-���, bantl of Indians am one whom wlsj^h^notcd, hunter and bis Wife His'nifme was jSKulock He always had -plenty of venison and was yen- liberal to his neighbors _ Now, it did not please some ot the older Indians, who bad marriageable daughters that Sholopk should keep but-one wjfe^scfoiiey held a meetui*-, which he waft-invited, faj-Jht-^pl-r. by Alderman By Alderman Dixon, -Walkers letter be received ; and the clerk notify him of mCetine Carried Moved by Alderman biter, jnded by Alderman Buckless, fftat the letter from the Greenwood/City Water Works Co be received and fyled, and the clerk inform them th-it the arrangement is saiisi-tCtory Car ���ed Finance renprted th-*>*^f6wiiiK ac counts r- Grecnw- ,Co "'" *th*Z- =-5v ������� Razors made, tv-eF against $>-&* t��J *^rff :b. ,mt, to share ���- _t iw Ake-r, his former-*; " see"��^oun-jer 'Oman come to their wigwam, and lid everything m her power to make , isleck t&Ee lecond place, but all to no aVui, the youn-r wite became tbe fgr-yonte, the old one the -slave Asleck gave birth *o a ion on which the fathe- doted He was always With hisson'itnd young wife, never With Aket She did the house work, she :ked tbe bernes she fetched both id water���she was the slave uned to bave revenge, she Asleck, but how she did Eow, she would take her basket Jo into the mountains, pick bernes Fscheme Cominghome oneeve nine, with her basket nearly full o: bernes, she camfr across a srnall basin surrounded with loose rocks In the she saw a nice grove of sarvice bernes, and started down to fill -her basket wben she heard a rattling below She stopped and rrr*. le the discovery that she had nearly walked into tlesnake den She returne-1 ti brink and began to throw stones at the snakes The noise of her throwing aroused die snakes, and she saw that the place fairly swarmed with them She stopped throwing Here was her chance! If she could only get Asleck down in the basin, then arouse the snakes,-here would be no escape But how could she get her down' she walked around the basin���there were snakes on all sides She sat down to think While she was thinking and watching-the sup wjff�� down behind a mountai-rrpedcandShe snakes began to disappear Ab' she hud it, if she could get Asleck down in the basin before the sun struck in the morning she would have her, the snakes would make their appearance with the sun, and then she would have her revenge She started for home and t-aid Shu- lock and Asleck of ber great discovery of bernes, and if Asleck would come with her the next day they could gather enough for the ivinter Shulock consented, as he was going hunting that day, but he told Aaleck to be sure and be home when he returned The next mormiiu the two women went to the basin The sun had not reached It- it would not for an hour Asleck laid her baby down on a large flat rack, and tb<^ waned picking but Aket ww watchiiigthcsun She made an excuse and left the bafrfn before the sun reached it Asleok picked -��way, ���Ainklpe'-'je-ir--)early iwilrn to -f-reluimo b���et ^uahftnd,wh(!!n she hc-mtherchild ������tpream. -She dropped her baslcet and rail to hex Miild She found him ������ov- Drct|-'witKiwtI*=l'i>-4ina!fcB all around both hpt#Mwr. Child She picked himftpjgd-jfejpd^ of the basin, the erfak-sa^jSpMli ftemjelvcs to her *kimar^��sgt��j Every step she was wrucfc'by-ffiefr' -cruel fangs, and she reach>S|l'tb-sftoO only to fall a corpse *��� tywSS&W iom-BanitoU the neigh- (U taj-spf her-flijfijfe eWape antl or ^^^^chpiVaeUb Shulock as foi J Tsort rkins, are ro- lently confirmed orire-placed by their respective teams ���*���*���' The^pennjendent has given his consent td^s3��cripnons for the association I^ni'&qlfccted tfroueh the oftf e ���" TB^^^ectors vr&e ap- pointe-J^a^s^^'l ?n3 football grounaV?��re % b*$j|��- *-D n-^-^S ik^j^fltrfef^eto :ftfe J���UteiJ'*���ft1���eaS- McLau Xhe^eWttaive- D R TaSf*^d<��, aprl ftrfirfRnJ XjfrfaxW4& _____ ,.__ DeSdwoorfK Jk^A Mtfn xr&>nd Eholtt A, ReadeflrE __, _.-_, J _i McHasti-r., Green jJftod,.E -G. ipoferitie'ceived-a'iid-'" ���Earned .Moved by Alderman Buckle. nhdpd by Alderman Dixon, ths nayor f-hance committe and clerk be authorized to sign and seal a note for $3,��00 in favor of the Bank'bf Mrjntreal for value recen ed Carried -Rem-uning committees reported progress Moved by Alderman Dixon sec ided by Alderman. McKee, that the health ofGcet be instructed to put the -y on a sanitary oasis Carried Mo\ed by Alderman Craig, seconded by Alderman Dixon, that A- Gillis be appointed pound keeper and the pound be at the usual place Carried Moved by Alderman Buckless, seconded Alderman Craig, that the Council do now adjourn Carrie. TEN YEARS AGO (From BoHn-Urv C-reet-r T men ol Hth 17 The British are closing in the Boer positions There are several cases of small pox at Grand Forks There is a complete change of program at the Alhambra theatre this week The Graves syndicate have completed payment of $20,000 on tbe Tip Top, in Greenwood camp F J Finucane, manager of the Bank of Montreal, will take three months trip to Europe next month Vice-president A K Stuart presided at the meeting of the Greenwood Liberal association last night Paul Johnson Is thc best advertising agent the city could have- he looses no opportunity to booit for tlitn city The funeral of the late Alice Palmer took place from the Jipjs- copal church last Thursday afternoon, Rev W A Robins officiating log, E> Oliver S M. Jdhnson, G Ciintungham anrl W* W drug ���^tMt*^ JnnF ~ antf George ��� lu ��H ��� ^ alternates, T W ^^r^eJvL^J*-^ and J Mc-Mofe^,, -V WOMAN HAN) l>e hrown ano- -white* iockey --4W fed hiin tofwHcn! ifc tweoSd'h his fsvarife the child held faif wher i3 per sis here lie v .wftllfgreol the>^5reenwood Sn-theiH Followni-s ihetx f-fthe -V*rfl>ri| T-ranches f :oTjtd io; Jlagl-inrl bate Sd theinserce's ihe ' Duke s etc,*j*nid Mr^fiargreaves alWl|Aas obtained thepermwfiiia*-1fjfc'jfiutti'in. Slcb- srdVBcide to nanrfPthe Green- J wooJ��oy Scoutgjne r^rem c leya^b-^^SsTToWf-t B C has a ' ~ ~ ^ imeat whetttftit be Con Warn>u, J U Coles, 'V^B Efttf^ aervatl^e or Lit-&a�� as long as Greenw-o-bd has eaget Bttjt Scouts, they will he known officially^ as ih"e~Pr(amTer's f$fra Good luck to them, u, y INDIGNANT YUKON , The Klondyke countri has be*n roused to *a stqrra ofproteit oy mt-erviewa given the preaa.i Canada and U S A , tu whi^ is state* that prospecting ft*] thing of tbe past in the Yu)j| A cttapaign will be started ten fute theafr charges and prove that ^^ Ae Yukon is the scene of morft tried-, prospecting and mmitJff activi1^ *-**-'1*th'��n ever Last weeic -we recorded 4rh"e aad .news of -tfae^death of-^c&i Flesh- er, of the Dommito4%id ~**"~ Winnipeg Mr i%l��ty born st Forest Moo*^fensejYorti;- s^ipe, but was brougnfeto danad** infant, lmnv for many years in the r-efgHborhodd of Orangeville, Ont ^Jn- bia brother William, he afterwards moved to Flesherton, of which enterprising village he -was the father and, to which be gave his name There1 he carried on a general store, milling and grain business Turning his attention to politics, he soon obtained a seat in the legislature, representing Cardwell from 1873 to 1879, and did much to establish the predominance of Conservative principles in Canada Coming west nearly 30 years ago he entered the Dominion lands service in Manitoba and for ]7 years was agent in Minnedosa From there he was moved to Winnipeg and continued to hold an important position antil his death , FROM STUART LAKE ^rank Kosher -who has charge of A G Hamilton's store at Stuart lake, and C Devereux from the same place reached Fort George the fore part of the week, coming by way of Stuart river aud the trails an estimated distance of 135 mile9 They report having experienced rather a hard trip, owing mainlv to reient thaws Stuart river was open for the first ten mllei froth the lkkc, ���ml from there on triveling on the river was bad, owthg to flooded The temptrVw-fe at Stuart lake has been exceptionally mild since Christmas, seldom rejjfistt-i- ing" below zero. 17 MILE TUNNEL The Great Northern is planning a 17 mile tunnel from Chi- waukum to Skykomish in order io escape such disasters aa thc iNWUng ton snowslide, This JVould be the longest tunnel in |l��e world and would cost fifty ^niUions idSreaoy to ?-^^^.%^:5*f -- ^ *- hank^c(rnetacfi_ ^^^ ��� "Sm-eV customeSIS" around the placewiigj aevger-. -whose -inw-^r* ithfir men iw^-jr % BARTHOy As!*ftrp felt ifi San Fram The motion was long' ^-^ Telephone aarl 'teWgri^^cg panjes-teport that -itjtrae.fe^ other parts of ttejitaig_ ��� NEWEST^GOLD FmCEU, ihip^ -jxKnbined Curtiss, WrigtfS He ��- u maLt a fligb.yn a few days Gold discoveries are reporteo from the district around Fort Matacbewan neat Clear Water ��� lake discovery making being ' rendered easy by the many ^exposures of rock ENACE INDIA (Jfe, is bringing prea^u*. .< ;hiaa to have her troop rom Thibet where thcy ;ce to the n**" past -f India . jStUrnetTio fthem cany Atle-.ii. me and hurv them ftWoplanes took pi frjiwi��w and ini'ver* . w,*������ inBt duappearfl-l m (hef^n, France, last Ima-iacIs ; k iuvlatnraebcaped Milhurt EG1TPTIAN TROUBLES Since the foul murder of the ^EJgyptiftn premier more murders .of Dgyptwn and British officials ate predicted and expected. SESSION ENDED lo-'-hl Th- JP-' .*E*at wash fl�� *8WJgh' Sj jl ��� 1 ait Friday , ���aftcrawti, ifljiu* i' I THE CANADI^,1 Brt,-.^ OF COM! Paid-up Capital, $10,000,00)*- DRAFTS ON FORE1C**' 'CC? _ : j Arrangements hovp ret-enll*> been tompleled undLi" Vlilr-ri thc * _ of this Bank ere able ta Issue Drall-i un Hit- pr ud>%il pai-ttf In the following count I- v Amtrft Htwgary Ftntaod. 1 eland Belgium Formoaa Itulj' Brazil France s" * Sulgarur. FrchCa-hsn Cbma ^ Ouylon Germany > China Great Br-itaio Crete Greece tNoru-aj Denmark Hotlaad Persia Egj-p Iceland Phillip n il Faroe Itlanda India 'mniii^j NO DEtAY IN ttaUINQ r UUL-f * rT 1CULAB8-ttN APflfcl matti SAVINGS BANK DEPARTfflteT* J. T, BEATTIE, M... ^ ', .��-. dfeu< ���-*> . *^J* HOUSE FORBIOQ BY NEW VACUUM acXiU-^ \ This Machine For Ret;!, Sl-frfr ��?y EASY, CHEAP. SANITARY, / '' *. ' CLBANE EVFitf THING The Hunter-Kendrick - LIMITED -ST"'''* r.jn ���<"���?��� ���rWJ&*��;! ;Bou^ftiii!ii tt&*i;i ���������s*?*-.-. ynyuKf-- ���to" | *^l <T \ Cr**-1 I*-/*-* <F*\ CF<\ ������V-O5**! ���ic-" ���vr ..Bank of IplS^ ���*������*=? ESTABUSHEB 1817, .-:-������*& Capital, all paid up, $14,400,000. .: XitesV,*-^id:.|l2,000)000. UNDIVIDED PROFITS $ii7.6^_!8_S* ', y Hon. President: Lord STKATJfcCoi-iA AN-> Mouht-Kitty* L, l��. C. M.��. Presitlet-t: Sir Gko_*��.j- A. DIWMMOND.K.C. M. .G:,S- ���-... '.'ice-President and General Mattivfer : Sir B.'f. CLtC-STON, Bart Buy and seU SterlWg ".-.chantfe a^^ Grant Comifc-ercial an Travellers' Credits, availablein any par^rthe-wot-ld, SAVINGS BAJ��KtiP^��E?tT Interest aliowr^.kt c*-**^ sfei brandies in London, Bug: T;5_E*_j' ��-iw iMf-i ��-��_l Rt_*rll_rfi-f 3?-_ci _. Greenwood Branchy W��-^ cr* TOR; Manager. �� __# *N-9. < itr Gfeentyood, "and .we" are' not _ial_ way^t^ougfeMarch^yit is &ra^ing.J.*-^ Our climate is*;go.pi^v.-'a-|i|i'-'aMed to that W-fj-liave i^r_e_v^f Mirls, sports th-ej^^rf hunting atjcj^th pie you evefeasLw. ,-*-.��� -*.-*������- THE BANK OF poweV?iQ^$ii��C* ^gteiif _aad ���Vaiijtcgr merise tract of fifw; territory be opeded'uojjf it. jea^'rou^l goo* fishing^p|;|||| hunting atjc&the best \i0v��$m% ��Lmm& ������-; b_& OF *y-**J IrtilEOT EVENTS ^;^fe_4i^hi3-*it lady police mag: -^S^^ratileiti Margaret Difeb- ��� '.-���Ay: j.V,_ V'-"���'*-.. ���'������ '��� ���" ' . ' ^vi^*iiow- ��^gitl^;^e<S_.ly car t&t>YY^'JY:Y]: by opening an account**-* North. America an%|�� Monthly deposits?., . J-|*icx3.5,starts a S^-ng-Q-c-c-yunt and Interest 'r fs" cum-rjpunded ^yi^fest current rates. Whole district will benefit from the mix up. VANCOUVER'S GRAVE . ,jr��. ., . . . *mg(rv-y>.: >t * l^yfijtf s t ^���Cbantecfer" ^:, '^il^a_^l_g_1#d'^pR^ mem* *- ^^erribie from all. pirts^j^thVv Contir nent at Toronto next" Jline, for a. reunion in celebration of the Semi-Cen- tennial of the regiment. The fes-r tivities will commence Saturday. June t ��� ��� ,'r '��� .*jj 18th,-with a reception at Government ^Hoiist^liis honor, the lieuter&nt-ROv-. ernor,;lt^ce many other notables, being an* ex-member-' of the crack regiment. Oh Sunday a monster church performance o f j parade of gx-meinbers and the pres- in Paris realized '��� t membej:s will be a unique .affdr. During the week, 'grand historical pageants on a scale only equalled at the Quebec Tercentenary, and will be given by several thousand performers on the Rosedale Athletic grounds. In addition there will be numerous social meetings of old comrades. In nearly .every town and city in the Do- *-_nimoii, and many in the United Spates and elsewhere, are men who hafp?r,served in the Queen's Own, -'���''-,'���-,- ---YYyiy,.. Irps^;cp1in^e|^|f:; technical^��a&fete*i pf^befbrei otte oiii'he judge's -of jW=��':V.- i* .-*...��� :--���' 'YY^yy^yyyy^-^yy \tfie; J>H^rior'CJotjMt��of *|tl^^iaijed ^te|^;^'|i^ha^'dri s^h_^ desiU-t*6ry;.wa^^ *i ' " a's'^ y ctir��d^ tjw_^ ^���^j^i-i'j-Oe'S' latest enterprise is to, ^vt^% huge sanitorium \^ M-ed- icit^ajie.^ . . ". '-.������'-."'y'XYY. te* The Brusselff^Kposi tiOn, p. ned for the past* eight years, wi|t; be opened ApHl 28- Masked robbers held, up the, home<, of Nathan Anderson in Spokane last .week aud secured Golf ax, Cheney, add-i^ Wash.f ace^a few of Hhe'";feit- ,'��������*;: -he southif^f --^is .to sxn&GrYYY^mM '&ft ���'^it^iXy-' '-���-'��� ������������������ -s^^n itat serious fl H. W. FARMER AGO., REAL ESTATE AG I Rock Cj^e|k, B. C. Capt. George Vancouver, the discoverer of .Vancouver island, orer>of British Colambia> and ir whom the westw-^v K'"' "MM lies in the church: ersham, a charming ihtohed village near Rich- about 14 miles southwest 0$, England. No monu- .r_ve<>n placed over his re- ^'csdfthe grave is in an lectedrendition, cov- erfkand rank grass, aiid^its existence almost entirely anknown. In this instance, it ty?--#r' -a ��� -'���__���_"������������'������������"'��� "���������_ -dst be] admitted; that England i��-j*|of gotten to honor one of her great "inen, even.ilifter: 4eathy..and it canuot-y^uim^l^^'^- fittine memorial.sliou-i^l i&p* The- E-tipl^Tqji^v^^ has opened-WBfiiiY *-��� '.'-^?;j^4V*; Burns ���&YG$$$;'' business i^mts^own BOUNDARY VALLEY LODGE Sw-*<" No. 38.Ii,C. O. F. Meets every Xnesda; Evening at 8 00 in the I. C. O. F. HalL A cordial Givi tatioa I* ex tended to all sojonming brethern. ��� F RED B. HOtMES, F. E.BROWN, N. S. ALBERT LOGAN^Rer*. Sec. jf--'Wc pity Creek Times Istuet. ���u$ry fridav SUflSCHlRyiONS IN ADVANCTi. Bb* VBJ.lc-......i.-. *....,: J 00 1 25 2 ��0 Si3 Months.-, i*0-FOBEIOW CtUDNTRIEa .. ������:>-��� -__s_ !-���- V^.. spot of his burial.','''-_-6^|^*^^ lumbian's might undertake 'Hii themselves. ^lafjie Semi-Centennial committee iijlferous of getting personally in T0y..' ^H|^ith as many of them as possi- J0Y^T6 that end it will greatly facilitate matters if the ex-members who cv||_ni3^will h;_j;|^tQ-.H&'p^ti:ac)_-; of what he was 'try^''g}M'pie^ent,/:i_nd the judge has -just /vented, a suggestive iyawn. v'.. -"'.-' "I sincerely trust that!l am not unduly trespassing on the time of this court," said the lawyer, with a suspicion of sarcasm in bis voice. "There is some difference," the judge qitietly observed, ''between trespassing on time and encroaching on eternity." '���*"���' *��� ���''��.*>��� �����* ~ jr^ath Is.fte summit of being-; ju^ce.is the "t^gplicatiou of it to a For Pale Delicate People Builds up Strength- brings back the ruddy glow of health'-by creating a natural appetite for nourishing food. Get only the Ji. & L., the original. 50c and $1.00, at all drag-Hj_ts_r Davis & Lawrence Co., Montreal;- disea-se stoMcii(| m i6h.m^Y^^yi havd^fieir origin in a diseased WQdition o . ethof organs ot digestion smd nutritloii,. ��r ."/''��� " '���'"���-������-. :-.rY: ��� i '������ : .'������'-���'y-'M '���"' y' The strong man Jtati a atron$ Take ihe ab&re recommend* erv" and yog>may haVe a at ach and aattoa&hody.YYy-JpYYYYYX^r:. y Y'Yt^M^i - ��� ��� ���-���- ':-'r.y.y . '���**"_���'-v..ijt*'-y*tr-^y- '-:' r^i^S'^v^' GhtBN AwAY.4-Df. Piercers Comm-oft^^ ��rir?"i-*..-i' The Q. J..* mine, in Okanagan county, Wash,, is, now*under option tp. Vf .Newhouse, of Salt Lake City, for $2,200,000. The marriage of Princess Patricia, of Connaught, to King Manuel of Portugal will take place this coming summer.Y ... .The C. ��� P. R Irrigation company announce they will spend $12,000,000 extending, their irrigation system between Calgary * ��nd Medicine Hat. -S~f SwSi'-S- ROAD TO NO. 7 ������<UNtCN -a��j&jg_- ,��.;, FRinAV/MARCH T*. 1910. .... ���.-���> 'V, ��� ?*���������: 3bsss*T' .^js h%U- %BA��||ALL T5i' "Tp^ All roads lead to Greenwood,, but Greenwood ha3 no direct road to the No, 7 mine There is an old mountain road, of a kind-, from near Boundary Palls to tbis newly acquired. property of the Canadian Consolidated, but it does not appear to be sufficient for the needs, ef this important mining company, for the city of of Phoenix is planning to build a good wagon road from that enterprising centre to tbe No. 7, if tbe Government will stand half of the expense of construction. There is no doubt but that such direct connection with a J/ ������ ge working mine would most _d.he$��n^er*'i_t over "int. eonew Unquestionably benefit Phoenix. B,..,'i!l . - .-"**v? -:':���)�����. ��� �� rt :- ww&. m&Yyrim WyW^?- mYYwm,. \ '"**-'* *"ri't".-V-' '" fe ^fW&riiA with 'it tW;#ittter's sports, m h^My, curling, skating, etc. Pt^b^-a-^etf^f.sp'ring, ten- aiis bas already commenced in ^fWen wood, and i^'j^^omjija, ohe ���l' with a challenge irftmihe Mother Lode '.nine lo Greenwood to play ball whenever the twcJ teams can get... tegr-_|fier. No better wav of prc^notmg social intercourse exists than thc periodic'-*! contests for p^e-eniine*hce' between two closely connectedycenters as the Mother^|Lode andV^Greenwood. Every effort on behalf >pf either plfics to g-ct up some good ball g^m-yC ro��yibe season should meet with'encouragcaief-l from us all. Of coiuse'we know that the mine has man-y' sturdy ball players, but here in town we have all the elements that go to *.ni.ikc up a first- ... class ball teafn, if ���'.- r? Only get YY together and practice. 1 l's a good line, push it along, and form a boundary 'eag^ic^with Grand, ���Forks and " P%enix, and the Why should not Greenwood get this trade connection? There is a large appropriation for road building this year, in this riding, aud a direct road to the No. 7. mine would be a boon to Greenwood and its trades people. I_etB get busy and build it. ii-^-K* Vanderbilt is to be telfywith the order of the I_-eJPSi_';$.. Honor, by the French Government, in recognition of her work for the poor of Paris, at once communicate |?fi8js||ermanent Secretary, Mr. 11^,36 King street east, , and prevail (upon all the other ex-members they know to do the same. Mr. Riddell will promptly send them particulars. . ,. Medici i-*s that aid nature_are always most successful. Chamberlain's Cough -Remedy.acts on this plan. It loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, opens "the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condi*- tion. Sold by all druggists aud dealers. .'���:.. NOTABLE FIRES MINERAL ACT tfi John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has retired from all corporations with which he is connected to devote his life to oversee the disbursement of his father's great wealth in the cause of charity. A world-wide disorganization of the money market is believed to be inevitable by London financiers as a result of the evident impossibility ot passing the governmental budget before the end of the fiscal year. Unfaithful to his promise to marry Lucia Tuorila, Alexander Lilji, a miner recently of Finland, more recently of Ladysmith, Vancouver island, was last week condemned to pay her $2,500 and and the costs of her suit. Chicago, 1871; Boston, 1872; Baltimore, 1904; San Francisco, 1906. ''_ ':' Fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism is simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, neither of which require any internal treatment. AH that is needed to afford relief is the free application oi Chamberlain's Liniment. Give it a trial. You are certain to be pleased with the quick relief which it affords. Sold by all druggists and dealers. QUITE A LOSS Great Britain has lost $142,- 000,000 in revenue through the rejection of the budget by the Lords, according to an announcement made in the House of Commons by David Lloyd George, chancellor of the exchequer. A Great Bu-lder.---T-.fae d. & L." Emulsion is a great builder.* It gives weight, adds healthy flesh, and altogether overcomes any downward tendency of health. Some men's ways of flattering themselves is to exaggerate the cleverness of those who cheat them. Bearine (from Canadian Bear grease) applied to the roots of the hair, keeps it glossy and proventa its falling out. SOc. a jar. When a headache keeps a girl Medford, Ore., a little city ol j from seeing a caller it's*a sign Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. "Gem" and ���'Emerald" Mineral Claims, situate in the Greenwood Mining Division. .,Yale District. Where located: Long Lake Camp. . /i- TAKE NOTICE that I, C. JR. Shaw, mgiu%: tor Spencer. Bennerman, Free Miner's; certificate No. Bl-��423, a^nd Fred Moser, F-jee* Miner's .certificate No. B14082, Intend, siit*ty' days'from date bireof, to apply to the Minlng Recorder for a. Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtalding* a Crown G.rarjt; of the above claims;--.*.* ,* --'Y^\ And further take notice that action under? sec tion 37, must be commenced before the issuance of snch Certificate of Improvements. Dated this I6th day of December, \'. D..1909. 32 C. M. SHAW, B; C, fc'.'S, MINERAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements, NOTICE. "Buckingham Fractional" and '-Ragnarock Fractional" Mineral Claims, situate in the Greenwood Miniug* Division of Yale District. Where located: In Deadwood Cfimp, TAKE NOTICE that I, David A. Good, Free Miner's Certificate No. B26560, in- tend, sixty days from date -hereof, to apply to the Mining "Recorder for Certificates of Improvements, for the ~purpoi>e of obtaining Crown Grants of the above claims. ���And further take notice that action, under Section 37, must be commenced befor* the Issuance of such Certificate of improvements. Dated this 10th day of February, A. D. 1910. D. A. GOOD. MINERAL ACT. fhe Best Winnipei ��� *l ��� -:*1 ���>&-'; ���thei! saimm-; --���>l8k; .���������*"����� + ,$���+###*$$?#. mmY: .Ys^mY^i m&Y* ������ OO0OOO0<k>b<K>0O0O0<>04tM��j|(><K^ Certificate of Improvents, NOTICE. "Eholt," "Tanglefoot" and " Sovereign Fractional " Mineral Claims,' situate tn Greenwood Mining Division of Yale District. Where located: Iu Skylark Camp. TAKE NOTICE that I,C. M. Shaw, ageut for Fred Moser, Free Miners' Certificate No. B26433, aud John Zurfluh, Free Miners Certificate No. B2M85, intend, sixty days from date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for Certificates' of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining Crown Grants ofthe above claims. ;jm - And further take'notice that action, under Section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 7th day oT March, A. D. W10. C. _E. SHAW, B. I<. S. S. Dissolution of Partnership. . EDITORIAL COMMENT Dig down deep for the combined rink, and smile while you do it. Lord Kitchener is to be the next Viceroy of India, the right man in the right place. This is the month of mud, but even mud feels good under foot after months of rubbers and wet snow. But with the warm sunshine of this week even the mud will not be long with us. '*-_. ir*. y : J'-3' 200 0,000, leads the world in wagons" with a total of cars, or one for every 30 people. And Medtord is well equipped with garages, up to date in every particular, to care for them. The 3lst of this month will see the end of the Customs fiscal year. From the present outlook it is expected that the revenue at the Vancouver office will total over $4,000,000, an increase of almost 25 per cent, over the revenue for the preceding year. "jii- Nofc for many years hav beeu-h!fes3ed with <-.uch . r_ -,-ai springf*^||enni_. is being Jia;.a|_._ec_ricity wi: _*f-T^ -V- _.- * -i The Alberta Government hras favorably received a deprttjtt".' asking for assistance to build tbe railway between Mediciae Hai-tl and Calgary, south of the C. P.- *���' u!.-^in line. It is reported that the motor that he isn't the right one. Proper attention to tne hair ���ind scalp is the best preventive of baldness. An occasional application of Bearine Hair Pomade keeps the scalp in healthy, condition:-" It. nourishes the hair folicle? and supplements lhe natural oil of the head. Boajine not only prevents falling- hair but stimulates new growth. 50 cts a jar at your druggists. ..- NOTICE Is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned as confectioners and. tobacconists, etc., under the firm name of Holmes & Kennedy, Greenwood, B. C., has this day been dissolved by mutual .consent. The busiuess will hereafterbe-carrled on by Fred B. Holmes, by whom all debts of the old firm will be paid, aud to whom all outstanding accounts due the old firm must be paid. '';:*..., Greenwood, B. C, February .19,1910. .".- ' * W.'G. KENNEDY. FRED B. HOLMES. Witness: T. W. Hebbard. .',..���'��� i OVER 66 YEARS' EXPERIENCE MMS Trade Marks > DesIot-s . .,..,.... Copyright* 4c. Anyone sending B sketch and description mnv iulcklr *ucert_ii-Pour'ovlnlon-free"itnotlior an Invention u pro&ablr P��t��i*!J*b!e sent free. Oldest, aj-enoy lor���wcufTiJBPurenta. p��t��nta Uken'jfirotiirji Munn^* <o. tvtciolnotiet, wltbont charge, lathe CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER m / Dealer in all kinds Of ,-v . "rY'Yy yy_-;y-y^Y^, Rough said ^P6sse*d- Lumb^ Mo^dingSj i ��� :,Shingles, Aricks^|g| \- ���;'. "Cemen-i Et$|^''J ESTIMATES lriURJNISrtE& fi$ GREENlrYOO^St- WM YYY>M r Quickly Mcertai-Pouroplnlon-free^ _��� rnventlon UprooablypaM^blev/Communlcn-. Mom strictly corinflfcntlal.HSWDBMR on PateuU - "���'���*������j for (eeurinBPateiits. fh Munn * co. recelre Ju-t the t i m lor camper-* hanterF w-cll as for those that stay at home. 25c a box. DAVIS Sc LAWREKCK. Montres:. A. handtomely Uluitiated ynplsly." I*TO-t. <At- colation of any sclentlflc* Journsl...--Xernur.for Caiuuts,* JMB a year, ptxttge-prepaid. 8old by. ��UhewadeaUra^ ���' * -."*- ��l��0_2"^w'����'��' oaice. ��6 T BU,WMht*o��ion. '" "; '^yyrzy?-' and -Leaves Greenwq copifect v*ith_ at-2".P-m yvt\ Tym i&m St. MI^K^ArliACTr Certificate of Improveiueiits. rA'-i. &-. ,._ y :notice. ; . y ys�� Paymaster ^rsictioiial'? Mineral Claim] ate In the* Greenwood Mining Dlvilfe Yale District. Where located: tn Graham Camp south of aud-:adjoinltrft* Granady^ mineral claim. . * ^i.^lf.' ������Y"''^ AKE NOTICE that f, Georcre R. Naden, Free Minerg* Certificate No?��272W, ln- nd, sixty days from the date h-ereof, to apply . & the Mining* Recorder for a Certificate of Im- - t-rovements, for the purpose ol obtainlug*a .Crown Grant- of the above clai ut _ nnder Si ��-"_F_Pjrf-'fi*_r_t-i % w ���*-,��� ,-.--*^<*V.;.;,. * "*���' "'��� *^bI-!6J ���.�����~iYLB$yps'? ��� ������.*?*,,���;.> ��� , , ���-"2:00^ *�� �� 8:3O0i>:- ��..,.- Y.fy-Y" Saturday last ata��<5 % "Motherllifi&i6 p. m. Reffl % leaves Greenwood 10 p. m. ��� ��; ���4 "���-. y Greenwood Office HOTEL ;l-C*��rr Rfaci^,-^^ifpai��%foig ^ Jan.affo^iiot'toaee tbebookafia, for yourwrili of its'value^itb yon 1 ?���"- y.:-T?(g|l--?JS *-6.W to the editor and pd ? HCfeACE J. ST -������'���-. \ 36, SHRIyDON BvJlLDINi TON. MICH., \j.k$ / % -f. ���WM _fr_^^*p7��--*r-T BgiPN GI?_-g,' TIMES 1 -M.-'fj C_ "Jit u-Ae l(p**in a "better -A lr ^dJrt^ark basaltic a i Jg.com Pfcrcfi, the m- rf demonstration of fe Dominio {ro-** 4 ^Hon Edgar Dewdney formerly nicinenui't governor of British Colum bia, has returned :*��� from the Oid| Country where he went qifbusn He arrived in London wliorf'*there was nothi-if*; doing but politics, and he thinks therAWill be no launching out pital for new enterprises itiral siluatipn in England is-jftf Hf^-f-Jund that Tjndoa were well up UM") and were ir properties >r*&few people- realized the resources oun4^tha_^eniq*^_Tr^f-^' Similkameen itwas only the -50 .- . ^*-!laclt^-trar*sportatioii that had held it back, anr&tow that this difficulty was to-be1 tiyerconie he was sure great' things would be heard of from that district. Vancomer, he-thought; had a tremendous future before it, and _ _ _. _ where the railways were being built Suud-ay a-shool 2 30-p 4-none-rwtiuld bi-^pjpnt-ful, Are you freqi bave that n thiMt? Dbi at night aad do" tnornin-r*' Do *������*.__ ,__ takeChamberI_^pria*(EVRemt-.J yo i wiJLbe pleased TSj-p W all Orag ���ptborch of the Sacr<& Heajrt ���Bivir-e service 1st, thi rd and fourthl^nnda.-j'-.-ln cach*-"month.. Holy.. massatrlOja. m.; vesper's-and benediij^ at 7 30 p m Sun-lay school a* pnj "Rev J A Bedard ���>.}_��� I e-atitcH ov-SfcctK-t-u*. (St: Jiide'B]��� .Every Sun-taj, Morning" and evening. Matins, lfea.ni. Evensr-iij, JU p m oohool, 2 30-p.in. -Holy Com- |*ji union, 1st ��n0 3ra^m\(Jsyt,-at 8am other Sundays at Jl a m ."' Sainta'-'Day services as announced i Church % * JRev. F Vernon Venables. Vicar* Tb��-co-dJraGts^f_^-.btiiidifig ti*-a4J new Argentine dreadnoughts Which are to be the largest and most formidable battleships in the wbrld. bave been awarded to an American shipbuilding con The American firm bid at the"-r2te-.ot--$40 a ton less thau tne lowest English bid or a total ot cer_$l DOO 000 leas rn each ship^y. The Americans offered to itnrn out the snips in from 24 to 27;m6nths- tjnie, while the. British'would offer nothing less thi 33 months' bRTHWEST It^wrS fear_ wSl ward r, Edmonton, Wlnnliiee OCK IG nd rial-administration that takes a crack' Ty-5-j-at the railroads nature has been do- I M-fng her share for the past week The railroads, all of them, that came into the Northwest, have had hundreds of of dollars in extra expenses against them; as a residr-of Is, snow blockades, arid slides mountains.' It wouid be a matter for a technical railroad |man to take a pencil and figure out, even; approximately, the - enormous which the railroads have sutured - during the jjast few weeks. lertainly it will run into seven figures, le Northwest, as well as the rail tads, 'suffer. The transcontinental lines-have beeu working hard preparing for the great rush of settlers into the -Northwest *with the coming of the Spring>riionths^*: -The recent oc currences in the mountains will some- ha* upset their plans, for thousands of dollars which woufd. ordinarily have gphelnto eastern newspaper and mag azine advertising settine forth the great advantages of the North west, will now be diverted) for the purpose of meeting this great and unexpected expense. fc'r-IevertheleSf," sa/s H. C. Nuft, one of the high officials of the North- Pacific, "we realize how much .ei-ery new settler means to the Northwest and-we will brine them as fast as they will come. We are working with'the commercial bodies ofh thj Northwest in encouragjiig immi|��ra- come to the Northwest. The more we'induce to ccme.Jbe better it| will be for the "railroads as well as for every corner of-Washington, Idaho, Oregon and British Columbia;" Chamberlain's Stomach and I<ivei Tablets i a variably brin-ff relief it women ��offeriti(*r from chronic .cot-Mi in headache, biliousness, di-**-!- sallowuesa of the skin and dye-! pepeia.Sold by all druegiats and deal- ITY OUR DUTY In a tew years the German Dreadnoughts ready for action will number thirty-lhree_, Vessels of this character alone now count in battle line. Britain has within lhe United Kingdom a food supply lhat will carry her for two months, or perhaps less On the hazard of one battle, then the fiitt- of Britain and the tCmmre- depends. Should that battle be di against tbe Empire stan will be the enemy's-most ful ally- Without invasion, a merely closing tbe trades routes, British Empire may be brought low Io such an event, where shall we be? Effective co-operation in the batt|e line from the oversea dominions, such as Canada cooper ation.-.ot the character asked for by Britain would help preserve the Empire Why not give it? Britain's appeal Canada's duty th&Empire's right unite to de jnand that we be prompt, liberal and effective tn the giving of aid. -eWorld, Vancouver. A married man - bas the same dread of a dry goods store that a f-Afmer has of a lightning rod agent. ^_____ Handy' tn the bouse ��* * oiotw. |-QY**-ff_> ���jDavWMcnlliol Salve cures quickly a lOI y& ,. Unreal many of tlie ilinple (-..Iir-* lit* ���noli as out-, -kin Injiirf-*-*, Iniecl bit-** ahd ttHng.,*" IS-*, i tin at <1rit-r< ��lsU, fid Into I The largest-mau uf native v I copper ever mined was found in ���"' Htha-Mitine-Qt-i, mine, Mich, In 1865 It Wei-jhed 4.20 tons We rtcooimeD-1 Ferrovim, the i tratlug trjnle, ta-eldcdf people t itrengtli !��� beglnain-r to. wane, and rrho iuff��r frMQentl-f from1 attacks of ���ndden, eihauitlon, chifine��i weak herfl-tMtlQn, ��toi Ferrovitn couUlna ���fresh Jean tM^.CttVi^ of-I-yn, and lpor��oWSi5<9>ii'-9herr-*^Wiiie ��,00 bottle. ��� I JST-qwleon's hand writing was ^^^Mtagj^nly Illegible; it is-naid .hat v Km|etter3-toa G��to'pJay *o Jose- ^P^Khe were at firat taken f rough maps oi the seat of war. S^A. OhtcajjcT'-ctergymun ad ^rteacwiipolsorynianiagei Tl ^*ce i, - ) ia reserved for whil %ae bachelors think of t Chamberlain's -Stontaeh. and L Tablets ire safe, siire and T��rihfe.r��-id been praise-] by thoiisaad-t n trho haye been reilored to ��� health thrtngb tkSpiffentle aid aodJ curative p^-^tle�� Sold by ^ IfisUaad ���* by BATTLE OF MANAGUA The insurgent movement igatnst Managua, the capital of Nicaragua, has resulted disastrously for tbe insurrectionists. The government forces ar* reported to have been strengthened, at a critical time, by the addition of 500 fresh Hon du ran troops. These turned the tide of battle and the insurgents fled in panic, leaving SOO dead and wounded, There ara five Jhundred imllio aus in the Milky Way. liNDEtZBID BPITfSH ���t S\- BUY YOUR MILK *-ROM THE - WOOD DAIRY an! Cream Delivered Daih ~^t FECIALTy Fred .^ojk-s, Prop'r, 24th oil^jriii mc teif^1 s in al-r&osr *vei*y C The 24th lirations in alrmoikVvery C^SlaJ'* tan town of any si/e and impoVt ance. Will Greenwood standi aloof and allow Ihis national, memorial holiday to pass uncelebrated? It is not too early to commence a 24th of May campaign, and never to late to mend of recent years known lawyer of Vt\ sued .ihe C P E for his stfaref- ih settling the mechanics' strike, died last week at Field. Mr. Potts, 10 years ago, was a member ot the law firm of Pring]- Whiteside and Potts, of Gree~-| wood. ^ GKEENWOOI t Stage Line -faEWS C1GAH STORE ^ I re ^.ht [G1LUS -icyLAING, PRS. WxOXg^ Od* you wtot^lo -EriBlixalj jjjMal note t> paper and envelopes to write your f! j1 letters on? If you do ^ i' Call at THE TIMES OFFICE ',' Prices moderate ', Jflt Ever^ people who are usually healthy occasionally require some kind of a food tonic. Ferrovim, that excellent combination of beef, iron and sherrv wine, if-taken M-hen the ^system is run down from overwork or a slights-cold, will prevent a more serious illness. Ferrovim gives strength to convalescents and all thin-blooded people; $1.00 a bottle. f72 ^PIASTER e of the Muscle*. LumtuEO ���iche. Don't throw iwny wonhl���iJinfUHo-uJ.by un- Cimcs MINERAL ACT- Certificate of ImDrovements Everybody should help the census taker. The head of each family should have all thc children counted.by the time he calls. Neglected CoHS, Pain I" -he Chest' and all disease* of the Lungs, are cured by ufdoff Allen's Lwg Uslsam. THB MAXIM AEROPLANE Sir Hlroio Maxim, the great inventor of fire arms, has constructed an aeroplane to carry three passengers. Sir Ilirain-rs machine la of the bi-plane type, He will next devote bis energies to the development of a gun to use on aeroplanes and dirigiblea.-| OMINOUS Germany may or may not"hej preparing for war with G Britain. The fact remains that ���he ha-i issued an order without pre��de%fcC All her available cit- nena in (he"JUnited States are "pAKE cisM.FracIlim: aslnr fr-u-llon VHe District. Whei e Mou*y*l-i, il I, ItMC ll. UllW Llmlifl LlibUllj.J ��t nucli Cailllk-aW "I PIONEER WEEKLf IJ It li N OTICE 1" litreli .1 Lul 1AW jll'��lB-(, Ihemf no* Sittdthl.WilMl n��; ���jtootfor r-pal an-i -Jtlrul'**-*" *"���.'"�� fo"* d-acrllwdUnJ*' -liua"*'�� ***', ,��� J,��� raroar ot Lot Z331, f"^"'^��� ��� -ctatairt��W����lWcVa*B^ ^yj Send for the paper, Subscribe for it, Advertise in it And let us do h '«Hm:;'S0MM;e*^^ r&rEj£y\&$%?F^--. ■'ryi0'Y:Z?!!QfR&yy' Y^>^^^$Y^f^:YY^"y%YY[ry ..-.-, ,,i--„-.. •■..-.*.;";.-•■■"■■ ■ ■■ ti.y~y.:Y... r *>JJ»^--v •>■*•.,■ v-r-jsiys •mt.*-*™^* ;?*-'*• ■*■ * ■■*"-- ■•■ '-J^ai. ;,'*&*■»««•■■[.♦ - *j-| --rf-lf T>i»l *lr**-*(¥3'''1,**jirltt''iji,,li J-h'*il'^'J^'''*^***.^„ ~-*':*1' V-'*:-* - "' ^'... .- iMmjiiiiaMmm ToitmfdTicsY centeuulafcrw be. -h£lc£a$J Tbton-tb:^he week .; CQ-mtniefic^ig: Tune y IS, page 2. J. A. his trip*.; 1910.y See: notice J| ^^|||nc6ttver:y^^j|^i Look out for the Mother Lode baseball team. -•-..'- J. D. Spence. attended court at Nelson this week. Tuzo -only remained at h~6foervf6x; a mcmth and'.says B.r®. is*th<e* only couutry on fearthipr hit^^n* 'yMh^^Mflpc&idWe:-Wfc See thelEckharts at Auditorium I tbe Bouhdary-the best part ofyB. ^^^^^W9?;^Mi& tonight, and tomorrow night. | C. Hels glad to gei back". V ^j^^mi^^Sk ^ •= m0ij-- Kido--^o^.yancpu^ver-. palate?: Mrs,.'Phillips, of Denoro, was a Greenwood visitor this week, vy Y. ' ■ - .. '.'■''.'.•'. Y'- Sam- Larsen, of Rock Creek"^ -}wasa visitor to town ou Tues- 7:'.-■■': A":- ' ' Jy'1 "<^ Mr. and*Mrs. James Cunning- hafh, of Eholt, were in town this week. ■••* *,V* -* - v -;: -,- ■ '-""T^*-*-** ^-%>?-v'y *%,.-? * -v."*'*''"'-:''r?'.3?ii'ir -...'..na.' '■^'•«Ti-Srii^*'a'--sitisi;; of garii zed for thej mtmYW^mm^mB ammmjsH mmmmmmm\mmm \"v * J-HSjWr,, .* We have just received a khixanent^of Clocks of the very in Marteliz-ed prMlss fo Something fe Clocks. ■s-3 Midway, was in town this week, on business*. t, ■■.'.■■ &. Matheson, Mayor of £bpe- 1 ntx, paid a visir*^ Green wooden! 1 Wednesday.. . yr y:'] ■ f G. Arthur Rendell, of Eholt Trading Go., 'was - in Greenwood the early part of the week. , A. H. Noyes, managing;;director ot the Midway Coal Co., returned from Chicago on Tuesday. F. H. Knight, of Grand Porks, wasa visitor to Greenwood and the Midway coal property, tbis week. There will be a meeting of Greenwood tenuis club tomorrow night, at the Court house, at 7.30. ■ If vou want neat bridge scores, call at the Times office. We have them for sale in pads of 100 each, —y \Y'Y-:':^' - Coal afcihe f/ce'of the'Midway Tunnel j*"*-u Halley's comet are both coming. We are ready to welcome both. II«ISO* iiunutuuiUiiiiiuiiuiiiuim.K 'if" I —■—~ ' W^——M——~~ !«■ •■>»• YOUE^PRING SUIT We are showing' the latest and .most up-toj-date line.oif Spring Clothing made by - FIT-REFORM ■^Atvcrs of :tfi*h grade ready-to-wear Clothing for men. Prices: , $25 and up to In making a selection it will pay you to sec these goods. ALTERATIONS FREE. Lbst-r-^ebruary 13th.; A thor- .oUg^bred collie dog, 14 mosy ;bia^S^at and light . breast Fin^-ywiil be-rewarded;by leav ,ing.li|g|*t*R-:W.'"Georgej& Co's itoreytyA-ny one keeping the dog after^tbis nbtice—wilVybe pro- 5ecu^dVyv:.:vr::': - :Jy'■ : :lier many friends in Greenwood eggatt, barrister fti- .inpthe.Boundary wil 1 be-grad to fi-^jkr: that Mrs. Duficau McRae has fully recovered, from bet^.re-* cent illness and iinbw in. Princfe **■- . *-" ■ .-.-V-I*.; Rupert with her family. -Her mother, Mrs. Stooke, lswith her andywill remain in Prince Pupert for a few months. ^meeting of shareholders bf the A. A. Frechette Attachment Co , was held at Mr. Fi^jchette's office on Tuesday evening last, and it was decided to obtain patents for Mr. Frechette's valuable invention in Europe, as well as in Canada and tbe United States. Another meeting will be held in the near future All those interested will be duly notified. There will be a joint meeting of the following I. O. O. F. lodges: Snowshoe lodge. Phoenix; Gateway lodge. Grand Forks; Boundary Valley lodge, Greenwood; and Oroville lodge, Oroville; on Tuesday evening, March/22, at the L O** O. F. hall^ G r e e ri w o o ck Representatives from Republic, Chesaw, Princeton an/1 Penticton are expected. Lodge opens at 7.30 sharp. The Rock Creek Threshing Co., held their annual meeting, March S, at Myncaster. This compauy has an excellent record, having, during their first year, made a profit of 20 per cent which is being paid as a dividend.to their shareholders, and have' $300 in their treasury. They'^Beld Another meeting last Wednesday to consider the advisability of forming an implement company' as well. . for a.c&tfMd-ttR-bte^^ *: ■"-,:... y:.:G.:-. ■■••:-■ I*" ■ >-.> ■ ■• ■ *--'■'■_■ --■■■;-•■■ • *")>- '■■■' -~v'„.*"*',^■*. ^y#r*'-*-..<■*£ ■•-,.«•;"-*-*;<-;-::;/.-\. The-v. Newi- -;Jlr'ork-:2 '$i&0$*?. change ^-closed on* Febjiia^ 12-,; to -celebrated Lincqln^s btrthd^y lun© y itedi v.- ;^oi J^y'y?^)U|»;y:.; TtSt. ttttit tar i SlBiHe.C«M. A.SO*. B«iae l«-a.Hj«vy CM. _-^e Jf $1.80 toMtJu a Oeep-ieiled Cooafc..•-. ■■.*-"-, saSffbyall Drue-cists.*;.-. '..V uAViS&',LMVRE-,'CBCO.. Montreal^ cx W$0!M^k^^ .. ':-YYY^$0$M m§M.*ry--'^7?^ ■$£m »mmmyYMyymms^m YMtfmmmmmsfimM., *.'/.- ' •*■-•-*,.' * • , -• ' ■■. i vl' ■• ... .-JV'-,'-..-•. i>»-^- .'i "K-lrri;' >t«i;-i-3s^*i**-w«4*^-«?»k VarnislKs;;^helacr|>; WmWk All suitji preS; i-atfhding- out. WhCMtil TAILOR. Fjljljl j*M jt *j*j*j» j* jt jt Jtjl J»J» jl JIJIJI jtjl jtjt jtjt ^ JFLK51*'R,u: CAFE .'yh-'t.. :*^ X WIN THE - A ■■.rn >-£ -ft :i- f. J!. -, > "ft .*■* **, ■?- •J-wf-<*j»jtjtjlj».itjtjtjtjtjjjt jt^jejtjtjtjtjtjiji^jtjijijtjijd 'GREENWOOD, n. O. O-etjy E)AY and Night ERNIE CARTIER, Manager "•w. ."V iii-,. -^» y.!r<.iliiu--oii i-n-fJ ■i-Oivii -,: j'S, C.ditlcii laiit ap.n et;«:pf*iiiciit no CLAIM FOR SALE For-terms "■■■•■'Y'S: y~x Hi Mo properly '•nn, with ' •>-. .*-.! . is-jri* . -j -j ** - *■. yj'T'fi-riini ■-, YT-.iv,->.. AfP*spt.^r-VTHE Tixu FOR SALE About 7 tons of loose hay, 6 ton's timothy, 1 to.i grain hay. Apply Fritz Haussner, Greenwood, o-i Fred B. Holmes. For Sewing Machine Needles Oil see A. 1_. White, the Stove Furniture man. and and J. L. Whit,ev^ Gree^wbod's^po^u- ular druggist, returned on Monday from a short visit to his parents at Calgary. ..---v :;. Wave Keith, who has had "a long siege suffering -from blood poisoning at the Sister's hospital, is now convalescent. .'.,••■"' c-,There will be a; Farmers Institute meeting at &iv&rs.ide hall, Rock Creek, March 2 5, to arrange for an agricultural fall fair. R. K. Steven, of Steven and Se'ater, Vancouver, and formerly of Greenwood, is doing a splendid real estate, business at the coast. The Mother Lode Athletic association is open to meet any baseball or football teams in the Boundary coun.try at any old time. After Easter the Greenwood Dramatic company will present "Between the Acts" under the auspices ot St: Jude's Ladies' Guild. - Married—On March 5, at Olalla, by Rev. A. H. Ransome, Dr. M. D.- MeEwen, of Hedley, to Miss Lillian E. Smitheram, ot Olalla." Rev. F. 'W. Venables, Rector of St. Jude's church returned last Friday, Mrs. Venables, his mother, being considerably improved in-health. James Ellis, who was formerly connected with the Boundary Creek Times staff, is now in charge of the mechanical department of the Nicola Valley News, at Merritt, B. C. Miss Ida Shaw left on Tuesday morning for Spokaue, where she will become a member of the St. Luke's Hospital training school The St. Patrick's Day ball was '"• " ■->- nc>.".':-,s, G5v?:i uuder the auspices of the Greenwood Miaer's Uuion, at th,e old Masonic hall, it' was very largely attended, aad everyone had a good time. A farewell banquet was tendered to A. B. W. Hodges,, manager of the Granby mines and Smelter, at the Yale bote], Grand Forks, by the business men of the city, and was very largely attended. Tf there are any old members of the Queen's Own Rifles, of Toronto, in Greenwood they will be interested to hear of the semi- AUDITORIUM '-•■".''■-■.■;:■'■":■.■■■•..'■ >v:-\'.V-Sw-r'^-N'V-^SsS^S^^V'-fSS OF ■&£}&MiNDtf-^ ■ •■ - :--:k-yy^?^y;: 'Yyy^fy^^^^^^m ' 'SXn- < .■'•■ ■...'-.'"■■ h** - ■*!^^r,-V-^^T-'sl-7>i i'v--^.-J •'. ■. ■ . .-t'-TiL-' —'-J v. i> j ' -rJ." '■:; m*»->i» t *>s«L. *iri?*iif." ■.i* "t%Yl % GROCERIES. ■m:^yr%-Y:*k*Y^ GEI . ■**■■■■■• s March 17,1^ and | MISS JOSEPHINE DEFFRY' 1W HIGH CLASS COMEDIES AdmissipB, 75c. Reserve! yjSQCv and 25c. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. McGillivray, of Phoenix, desire to thank their many kind friends who so generously extended their sympathy in their recent sorrow and who attended the last sad rites at the funeral of their daughter. Gertrude. PITCHED BATTLE In the principle thoroughfare of Philadelphia last week twenty thousand strikers jaud their sym- pathers were badly whipped by 1000 mounted police who trampled men ahdwomen, using-.clubs to drive them to side streets. NOTICE There will be a meeting "of the Combined Rink ' committee ynext Monday evening at-..8 o'clock, at the City Hall. Tjbe members atfi earnest!y requested to;attend.y; y FOR SALE- Seed Potatoes; *- Burbank," a Northwest y-uiety.'-- Apply to A4Menzel, Boundary Falls - For Sale or Rent—Pianos, Sewinf-- Machines. The O. i.'C. New and 2nd Hand store. A. Iv. White, Phone 16. Books, and, more Books. * See the display in the window this week. Price not considered. Do you want some chteap reading? TheO; I. C. 2nd-Hand Dump, phone IS, \. L. VPhitb. FOR RENT Thursday ^iglht. MarcliJ ip ■ 8 O'CLOCK i TRDKK5Mfl3*«-•TJ<£^ 1ATEST .'■' ■ ~ i'-r-r- ye/,--: y." ■ " ' ':. .*./-. .yfe have just-received ynew • ■:■■■■■ shipment of y Trunks^ Suit Ciufc Bags, ^ t ; Telescopes, trunk and ■«-hj£SrojSg« feliK! . «*.,■ T-* Keys The New and 2nd-Hand Store *"*'*... - _-. -- -,-if:.'" ''-. ■ ■■ ■'"■'■ >HOrfel6y.-; *■-':■.' PROPRlirOR. NOTICE JO €REDrr0RS" lo the uiatter. 6t the Wir-diri-r Up Act; being . Chapter.-jf^pt-the. Revised. Statutes of Can- ada,a-f(l-;AmedditirIr Acts, and-in the matter * of ythe-Doiiii-alott;, Copper Company, In Liquidation. ; *i . ":' v. NOTICJE IS HXREBY GIVEN pursuant to the orders .made-herein on January 21st, 1910, and ' jSlebruary 21»t, 1010,' .re-jpectiTt-ly^by the■, Honorable 'Mr. Jns«ice? Gregfory and the-Hon; orable.Mr." Justice Murphy, that the;credlt-; ors of the. above named company in 1-liqui- dation are required on* or'before the 24thi day of March, A. D. 1910, tc send their names, addreaseB aDd particularB, of .their debts and!, claims, and--the. * names and. addresses of their Bolicltors, if any,'t» P." F. Roosa, the Official Liquidator, at .the .City;of Greenwood, and tbat if tauch creditors be io required on notice by tbe said L'hjuidator ' the'-* are to come aud prove their claims In Chambers iu the City of Vancouver, at such .time as shall be specified in'such notice, or. in default thereof, they be excluded from the' benefit of auy dis- tribntlon that may-be made before such claims are proved. ~ .y»'' "■•'"'_ v. Y, "" ' .'. .-':.':'*"..'. Dated the^Mtf-dayox Febru«y', A\ D.l'-lO. • - - ■ :* ■' .#/.y,- .- r- "V^VRdOSA. :;-. .■'.:.-•'-.',*■'. -^l|fl4qitWa,t6r.:. Three-room furnished house, water and electric lights in the house, south of Capt. Swayne's, Silver street, we pay water rent, $15 per month. Five-room furnished house, water: and eiecti*ic light in house, south of Capt. Swayne's, Silver street, $21.50 per month; We pay water rent. Three room furnished house, by Chas. Kinney's residenca, .electric lights and water, $15. per months -,w"e. pay water, rent. Residence property for«'sale on easy payments. A L. WfiiTa. NOTICE In the matter of the Land'Registry Act, and in thernatter of the Title loan undivided one- tbird idterest lu *uOt 13SJ;Group 1-, •'Palmetto"' mineral claim,;Ospyops;j>lvisloh of ^Sale District. .-*'" ..Y-'.. /".'"■.■ -■■•-■", --v;'.* ■ .'■■■-..-■-■.-: ■- WHERJEAS, .theaCertlficate.xpf .Title"to;the above; Bereditan-*nto^'^Injj.jtcrt^ 76S8A:: in the name* jif^Mp-tiSv'Sur'usyh-is* been destro-fed, and .applis'jjti.^ me for a duplicate thereof, v-y.v^y -*.:?'' •■'' -^ - NOT? ICE Vis 'liefeby-j SrlVett - that" a- j d uolicate Certificate;pf:".Title to the alwyfe hefedtontaftte will beissnedatthe."e*tpimtlo^o%:^rte;:mo1nh from' the date of the first" publfcatloh-hereof unless In thef meantimey-valid bbjectibtyto the contrary.is niade tcTtrir'lin v*ritiiijf.5» •: riy-.r- ■...■■■ "'.v'-^V :j;-.--,;-'\'W.:H.:EPM§f»^bSv'-':? :"': Y'iyYr ■■bisirtcthi^-tlsltrar:.: : l;and R-%.'atry'-^iK,',Kauio6pis,.'-.B'.'3C^,Oe* cember 30,1909. : ?y,:. -•;.::- ": -y-YY-'Y "W*« and C|TF>*M ire; ■t.^. , LJ,,^ ^rvpC^ -W to '•.-**■ r**w«,'" ■-—'■ LARGE mmmiH m MAGAZINES SSCP-^; * Ai ruuUSHFRS RATES, J BOOKSELLER AND SWIONEI WAlX^/ DEALF -'-£*-■ ._•
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Title | Boundary Creek Times |
Alternate Title | [The Greenwood Weekly Times] |
Publisher | Greenwood, B.C. : Boundary Creek Printing and Publishing Company |
Date Issued | 1910-03-18 |
Description | The Boundary Creek Times was published in Greenwood, in the Kootenay Boundary region of southern British Columbia, and ran from September 1896 to March 1911. The Times was published first by the Times Publishing Company (1896-99), and then by the Boundary Creek Printing and Publishing Company (1901-1911), and its longest-serving editor was Duncan Ross (1897-1907). In April 1911, the Times was absorbed by another Greenwood-based paper, the Ledge. The Times was revived in 1983, and it continues to be published out of a small building in downtown Greenwood to this day. |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1896-1911 |
Identifier | Boundary_Creek_Times_1910_03_18 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2013-01-14 |
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 | be1f4886-25dd-47fd-bf34-a069860817ed |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0172368 |
Latitude | 49.1000000 |
Longitude | -118.6833000 |
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