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Sept. 5.-13.\nFor Perfect\nDIAMONDS\nYou Should See\nWILSON\nllll JI-.W 'Rl.liU\nI aw rs m &\n^Ijrhe Leading\" Newspapfi\nThe\n\"Prospector\"\n$2.00 Per Year\nVOL. 18\nBuys Land at Windermere\nWinnipeg, April 8..\u2014Unrest in England und inn ut (Ik on aottlfld incomes\nby new forms ol taxation arc ascribed l\u00bby h pnBsoiigor on tin* latest ar\nrived EJmprotw boat for tlu* remarkable proportion nf well-to-do English\npeople among her 1,500 passengors\nwhn are making their p'ormanent\nhomes In western Onnndn. A typical\nInstnnco is tbat of Rear Admiral\nStorry, R. N.. retired, wbo finds bin\npny will go ii lot further In British\nColumbln. nnd hns bought Innds in\ntbo Upper flolumbln valley near Win-\ndormore, whore he will establish his\nentire family.\nWouid Accept Nomination\nThere is much speculation nn to\nwhom will succeed A, 8, Goodovo in\nthe commons,\nIt is snld that ii large number of\nthe electorate are urging It. H. Green\nto accept the nomination.\nMr. Green nay: \"That 1 bave boon\nIn receipt of numerous telegrams and\nletters from the Kootenay requesting\nme to offer myself iih the Conservative candidate In tbe necessitated by-\nelection. Should I be the choice of\ntbe convention, I would gladly accept.\nIt. P, Green, is one of the most,\nprominent conservatives in British\nColumbia, and is well and favorably\nknown in Kootenay, nnd if nominated, would receive tbe solid support\nof the party fn this riding.\n(JKANBKUOK. B.O , SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL \u00bb3th 1912\nNo: If*\nMinisters will Visit North\nVictoria, April 8. \u2014Tentative arrangements are already under way by\npremier McBride in connection with\nhis promise to the citizens of Prince\nKupert to visit that city and other\npoints In the district ol which it la\nthe centre during the present summer\nAll being well, thp Brat minister Intends to redeem thin promise tind\nvisit the various sections of the British Columbia northern coastal districts soon after his return from tho\nold country, for which he is Leaving\non Sunday. He will in ull probability be accompanied on his northern\ntour hy Attorney-General Bowser,\nand will visit the Buckley valley and\n| also tbe A tli n district before \"return*\nj lug south.\nAll outstanding questions affecting\nthese northern areas wilt obtain per\nBonnl consideration on the ground\nduring the contemplated tour. At the\nsane time that Messrs McBride nnd\nBowser are renewing acquaintances\nwith the Beaboard constituencies in\nthe north it is expected that Hon. W,\nK. Boss, minister of lands, will pay\na visit to the Kort George section,\n| with the object of personally famil-\nlartzlng himself with thn conditions\ni nnd requirements, nnd investigating\ni on the spot the merits of numetoua\ncontroversies over land titles Uut\nhave recently arlBen, In several in\nstances over conflicting and inaccurate private surveys.\nOld Friends New Thoughts\nSurprised ut Cranbrook's Progress\n(By FRED. SIMPSON.)\nHearing directly and indirectly so\nmuch in regard to tbe progress of\nCrnnhrook and this district, I was\nready after something over a year's\nabsence to see evidences of improvement in Cranbrook but wns not\nready to see the material growth\nthat has taken place in tbe city during the past fifteen or sixteen months\nI would like to say here that the\ngrowth that lias taken place in Cranbrook is of a material nature, a\ngrowth that shows confidence on the\npart Of the people of Crnnhrook to\nthe outside world and that is one of\ntbe best advertisements thnt any\ncity can have. I have observed in my\nconversation wltb old friends that\nthere has heen a marked advance as\nto the unanimity of feeling regarding\nthe possibilities of tho rity, and consequently a much greater improvement towards working together for\neverything that would prove of benefit to tho City nnd district. Those\nwho bnve known me here in the past.,\nknow tbat I have always believed in\nworking together nnd until the people in any city have arrived nt that\nstage it is Impossible to secure much\nin the wny of satisfactory results.\nThere have been times in tbe past\nwhen n feeling of dissatisfaction has\nprevailed when your Board of Trade\nwere simply organizations in name\nonly, but at tho present time I am\nconvinced that the Cranbrook Board\nof Trade has secured tbe necessary\nspirit nf co-operation that means\nsuccessful results. Two men may be\ncompetitors In business hut thoy\nshould get together when it comes to\nany work fur the promotion of the\nbest interests of tholr community. It\nseems as though the people of Cranhrook fully realize that very strong\npoint in progress nnd are willing not\nonly to art but to contribute for the\nsuccess of nu organization that has\nonly one object iu view and that is\n\"A Grenter nrnnbrook\". The buildings that have been erected birth of\nn public and private nature, the sewerage which was absolutely necessary\nIn this city, the improvements of\nloads leading to and from tbe city,\nall combine to make a great and\nglorious step forward for Cranbrook\nand the future of her people. As\neditor of tbe Herald in the past I\nwas called either a booster or a fool\nfor saying that tbe Cranbrook district was destined to he a producing\ndistrict, and tbat the talk of the mills\nsoon being through and the C.P.R.\nmoving their shops to Wardner,\nwhich seemed to he an annual epidemic among a certain class of people, was the rankest nonsense. Cranbrook mUBt depend upon her own industries and the growth nnd productiveness of her surrounding country.\nThe demand for land and the increase of prices is a practical demonstration of the fnct thnt the people\nfrom the outside are now satisfied\nthat Cranbrook has the land and the\nclimate to make fruit and smnll\nfarming an absolute success. Fill up\nyour lands and handle the affairs of\nyour city in a businesslike manner,\nand Cranbrook will grow as sure as\nthe sun rises nnd sets.\nYes! \"I like Kamloops where 1 am\nliving at the present time and expect to live there the rest of my\nlife. The altitude is only 1200 feet\nand the climate delightful. The building of the Canadian Northern down\nthe North Thomson to Kamloops\nand west to tbe coast, also south\nfrom Kamloops through the Okun-i-\ngan country means that Kamloops\nmust necessarily become the big distributing point on the main lines of\ntraffic in the Interior of British Columbia. The town is rapidly growing, as rapidly in fact as men nnd\nmaterial enn be secured. Last year\nwith 1800,000 in Improvement, excltl\nslve of railway improvements, Kam\nloops stood 18th In the way of Improvements nf nil the Cities in the\nDominion of Canada. I would be only he too glad to have nny of niy\nfriends drop off when they ran aud\nsee Kamloops for themselves. Thle\nis a great country and when one\ncan any a good word for another\ntown they are doing the best, tin-\nvery best they ran for the promotion\nof tbelr own country and the Upbtlll\nding of the province ns u whole.\nCranbrook - District\nAuto Association\nLarge Gathering of Automobile Enthusiasts\nSplendid Work begun\nAnnual Meeting\nThe City Council Meet\nRates will be 30 milles with a rebate of\n5 cents if paid before June 30th\nCitizens Leaving Frank\nHeavy Fall of Rock\nWord has heen received nil along\ntbe Crow Line to the effect that a\nlarge number of tbe business houses\nIn Prank are taking advantage uf the\nwarning issued by the provincial\ngovernment iu regard to another\nslido nt tbnt place and ure moving\nout. Tbe Union Hank is moving to\nBellcview, a short distance from\nFrank, where they bave secured quartern, and it is expected that a number of other business houses will do\nthe same within the next week or ten\ndnys, Just as soon as the arrangements can he completed.\nIt was also stated that during the\npast few dnys, on account of the\nwarm weather, Mini tllfl slides whlcb\nhave almost been of a daily occurrence in small quantities since tbe\nlast big slide, In which a number of\npeople lost their lives, and a large\namount of property destroyed, aud\nthey have boon growing heavier day\nhy day, and it Is expected that just\nas soon as tbe frost is out of the\nrocks that the slides will gather in\nintensity und that great damage may\nhe expected shortly.\nBelleview will In nil probability\ntake the place of Frank, and that\ncamp will be greatly increased by the\nnumber of people that will remove\nfrom Frank, Many new residences\nand business blocks are now in tbe\ncourse or construction there, and It\nwill not be long till tbe town of\nFrank Is a mere memory of a once\nprosperous mining town, which for\nyears has furnished millions of tons\nof coal to the dllTerent nmrkets of the\nworld.\nA largo number id the minors that\nhave made their homes at Frank rot-\nseveral years past have also packed\nup bag and parcel, and have left for\nthe vnrlous conl camps of British\nColumbln and other western points,\nwhere tbey will engage In mining\nI eoal.\nThe annual meeting of the Cranbrook District Automobile Association was held in the dining room of\nthe Wasa Hotel, nt Wasa un Thursday evening.\n. Tbe meeting wus enthusiastic and\nj showed all the spirit of progressive-\n\u2022 ness in untomohile interests as well\nlas the member.- co-upernting \u201ewith\n! several schemes for the advancement\nof the welfare of tbe district in gen-\n\u2022 eral.\nWhen the various \"auto's\" begun\n; to arrive at Waan, during the after-\n] noon, it was evident that a represen-\n| tatlve gathering was to take place,\nI and one that in all probability would\n\\ he capable of doing some good work.\nI Borne members of the association and\nj the press, enjoyed the hospitality of\nothers in tbe trip from Cranbrook,\nvia Fort Steele, while a large number\nof friends, though nut automobile\nJ owners, took an earnest Interest in\ntbe work that was being promulgated In the interests of good roads,\nand the making uf Kast Kootenay a\nresort for tourists and pleasure seekers, as well as residents and settlers.\nThe meeting was called to order by\nV. Hyde Haver, president, at 8 p. m.\nabout 2fi being present; after reading\ntbe minutes of the last meeting by\nthe secretary, W. W. Wilson, tho\nmembers got down to business.\nThe attention of tbe meeting was\ncalled to several very dangerous\nplaces along tbe road, and road superintendent Read, who wns present\nassured the meeting tbat this would\nhe attended to at once, he was having some 150 danger hoards painted,\nthat W\/Oltld be placed where there wns\niny danger. It was further stated\nthnt as various drivers of all kinds\nof vehicles were apparently ignorant\n\u25a0>f tbe rules of the road, it was absolutely necessary thut these rules\nshould bo obtained and placed In\nprominent positions so that they\ncould be easily seen. It was particularly drawn to tbe meetings notice\ntbnt there were n number of young\npeople who hired teams nnd it tbo\nsame time were unaware which side\nof the road to ride. The looting\nsuggested tbat the secretary icrllo to\nthe government fnr a supply *f cotton notices of the regulations gcv-\nomlng the requirements so that these\ncould be nailed up' in prominent\nplncoB.\nMr. A. I*. Fenwick, of Fort Steele,\nsuggested thai attention be given to\nthe making of several of the trunk\nroads more perfect, at present there\nwus a road between Wardner and Bull\nKiver nnd J affray to Klko that wus\npractically perfect, while the road\nfrom Bull Kiver to Fort Steele were\nin fairly good condition, as was the\nj road from Fort Steele, north to\n| WuBn, nnd all thnt was wanted now\nwas the repairing of the road from\nj Mud Creek to Wasa, aud we would\nhave some of the linest trunk roads\nto be found in tho province. When\nthis is (tone, we shall be able to\ndrive from Cranbrook to Steele then\nto Wardner, back home, having an\nexcellent outing, a pleasure trip that\nwould give to visitors a proper idea\nof what the country was like.\nSuperintendent Kendo, stated that\nthe government was providing an up-\nto-dote rock crusher, and that as far\nas possible the trunk roads would be\nmaenmndized ns rapidly as possihle.\nDr. J. fl. King, suggested that a\npermanent rond committee be appointed to make what recommendations\nwere necessary in connection with the\nroads and report to the superintendent of rnnds. This would be of gre.it\nassistance to Mr. Head, and facilitate\ntbe work required, as Mr. Head having some 400 miles of road to keep\nIn repair It was almost impossible\nfor him to fulfill all the needs.\nMessrs. A. R. Fenwick, of Fort\nN. Hanson, of Wasa; and Oeorge\nHoggntb of Crnnhrook, were appointed as a committee, to whom all\ncomplaints about had roads will be\nreported.\nAnother suggestion of Dr. King,\nwns thut as there were such a large\nnumber of untoists that were running\ncars out of Cranbrook, some 50 or\nperhaps more, nnd the garages having\ncars to rent, it would he an excellent\nplan to organize a tour to Leth\nbridge to attend the Dry Farming\nCongress nnd do a bit of practical\nadvertising of Crnnhrook district. A\nlarge tent, or even a shell building\ncould be put up for their accommodation and u commissionaire be obtained to look afler their various\nneeds, This would mean that there\nwould be a small Cranbrook in Loth-\nbridge and every one would be a\nwalking talking advertiser. Practical cflhihlts could also be shown to\nadvantage. It. was then announced\nthat the excursion was under consideration by tbe Hoard of Trade. The I\npresident, Mr. Baker, appointed Messrs K. B. Beattie, and A. C. Bowness\n! a committee to mnve all arrangements and work in conjunction with\nthe H of T. committee and do what\n[they could to further the project as\nit would he nn admirable scheme.\nRoad Supt., John Head was elected an honorary member, and several\nnew members sinned tbo roll.\nMessers Mott, Supple and McCownn\nwere appointed a committee to draft\nup rules, regulations und by-laws for\nthe association.\nMr. B. Small suggested that the\ncolors of the association should be\nCranbrook colors, White and Qreon.\nDr. King brought up the question\nof automobile licenses when crossing\nthe borders of, and visiting another\nprovince, which hns been a source of\nannoyance to a number of the mem\nhers who have made trips Into Al\nherta, the British Columbln license]\nnot being respected, even when touring for pleasure, nnd that a new license must be procured, It was suy\ngested that the matter be taken up\nwith the various associations in the\nneighboring provinces, also in the\nStates to the south, whereby It will\nnot be necessary to procure an additional license wben on a motoring\ntrip. A legislative committee wns\nappointed to look Into this matter\nnnd report result. Messrs A. C.\nBowness, J. P. Fink, of Cranbrook.\nand A. Doyle of Fort Steele were nil-\npointed as a committee.\nThe following olliceres were elected\nlor the ensuing year:\nHon. President. N. Hanson.\nPresident. V. Hyde Baker.\nVice-President, Dr. J, H. King.\nSec-Trim*., W. H. Wilson.\nDirectors, Dr. F. W. Clroen.\nA. It. Fenwick.\nGeo. Koggnrth,\nA vote Of thanks was extended to\nthe president for his services during\nthe past year, and congratulations\non his being the first president of the\nassociation.\nMessrs V. Hvde linker, Dr. King,\n(J. Hoggnrth, B, Small, A. c. Bow\nness, M. ijnain, V. Hyde Baker, 18.\nMott, Patrick, Myers. Fink, Hanson.\nFenwick and McKowan, all had the!I\ncars lined up in front of the WiiHg\nHotel nnd enjoyed the hospitality of\nthe proprietor.\nThe city council met in solemn con\neluve on Wednesday evening, Mayor\nUowness presiding supported by Al-1\ndermen Johnson, Clapp, Cameron, J\nblrlckson,* Campbell and Atchison.\nThe School Trustees being in at-\ntendance Aldermen Johnson and Cameron moved that they be heard. Carried. H. White, and N. Hnrrisoa,\nthen spoke on behalf of the Board in\nrespect to an account of $1181.00 that\nhad heen referred hack last week, explaining that the (lovernment was\ngiving the $lf,J000.00 to them with\nthe understanding the city council\ni-oiiglil tiie land. The present school\ni-' full to its limit and anutberischool\nwill soon he neeessary. Mr. n*.e\nsnd thnt although 'iv ,-h .; ,..,.\noutside the city limits it was In the\nschool nrea ami in a district which\nwas growing fust.\nTho Mayor asked the city soliutor.\nif the council was compelled or rather forced to pay anything the School\nHonrd like to ask. Answer\u2014Yes, if\nthe sum is to he used for maintain- i\nonce.\nMayor llowncss:\nThen the -School Hoard can go on j\nasking and we must be compeled to\npay until all the dty'revenue is taken up nnd nothing Is left for city\nimprovements.\u2014Yes! if necessary.\nMayor Howness, then I tbink it U\na gross injustice and the law should\nhe altered.\nAldermen Campbell and Clapp moved thnt the XGf.1.00 account be paid.\nS. Macdonald asked the council for\n; an 1* hour dav on behalf of the city\nemployees giving the council the in-\nf or matt on that no where in British\n, Columbia is anyone of the city men\nworked for more than K or 9 hours,\ni nlso making the request that the\nmen receive |3,(N1 per day instead ol\n-J2.75 their present wage. The council told Mr. Macdonald they would\nconsider it.\nThe council then settled down to\nbusiness having before them the eev-\neral estimates front the several departments. It was at once seen when\nthese were read thut the spirit of improvement*; bad invaded everyone,\nand the new spirit that has invaded\nthe citizens to an higher worth and\nn respect for the city of which we ail\nhold a part had surely Invaded the\nvery council chamber.\nStreet Improvements\nNorbury Avenue; Lewis to Kairn Street. Filling and Orading\nliurick Avenue, grading, stumping and tilling \t\n!\u25a0 'reach Avenue, grndlng \t\nClark Avenue, grndlng\t\nDewar Avenue, grading and stumping \t\nWatt Avenue, grading \t\nKberts Avenue, grading \t\nMartin Avenue, grading ....\nPooley Avenue, grading \t\nLumsden Avenue, Lewis to Kuirus Street, grading \t\nOnrdcn Avenue, Baker to Kairns Street, grading and filling ..\nFenwick Avenue, Maker to Kairns Street, grading and tilling ....\nHanson Avenue, Lewis to Kairns Street, grading and filing \t\nArmstrong Avenue, Lewis to Knlrns Street, grading and filling .\nLewis Street, Filling, Grading and Gravelling \t\nKdward Street tilling, grading and gravelling \t\ncranhrook Street, grading, setting, and gravelling \t\nCranhrook Street, bridge over Smith's Creek ,\t\nCleaning streets and alleys \t\nSix foot walk from Skating Hink to School House \t\nNorth Side of linker street, cement sidewalks \t\nSouth side of Maker street, cement sidewalks \t\nSidewalk in front of City Hall \t\nVan Home street bridge \t\nVan Home street, sidewalk, to connect to Hospital walk \t\nLevels and profiles for registering street grades on Watt. Dewar.\nClark, Durlck, Pooley, Martin,\nand Rberts Avenues \t\nlinker street, ploughing, crowning, and trimming \t\nRepairing existing sidewalks\t\nBridge on Lewis street, corner ol Garden avenue \t\nSleigh \t\nII. V Parker\t\n..1250.00\n... 380.00\n50.00\n76.00\n50.00\n36.00\n100.00\n76.00\n76.00\n76.00\n... 160.00\n. 150.00\n... 360.00\n. 250.00\n500.00\n. 600.00\n,. 260.00\n348.70\n500.00\n... 150.00\n. 790.00\n1,290.00\n250.00\n91.10\n70.00\nFrench,\n120.00\nR00.00\n150.00\n. 293.00\n150.00\n600.00\nAttack on Consul\nCalgary, April 8.\u2014Crazed with cocaine and suffering under tbe hallucination that ber father and mother\nwere being detained from entering\nCanada through the action 'of the\nAmerican consular officials Camille\nBates, a colored woman, made a determined attack on Col. K. Scott\nHotchkiss, American consul, in his\noffice In the Grain Kxchnnge building\nat noon today. Only quick action on\nthe part of Chief Cuddy, Detective\nRichardson and Hymomls saved tbe\nconsul from being seriously hurt by\nthe dope crazed woman, who was\nbreaking the furniture in\nand attempting to close\nthe office\nvlth Ool.\nRoyal Visit\nHotcliklHH whom she wns menucini?\nwith ,i long hatpin when Ihe police'\n! man arrived.\nLondon Capitalists Coming\nWord Iiiih 1)0011 Httt Olll from Ottu-\nwn Hint n party ol luo capitalists\nilrom London, Hnglnnd, would hi' hi\nOntinilu in Mny for a tour of tin* Ho\nminion. It i\u00ab oxpeoted thnl they will\nVlBlt Kontcnny during their unit to\nHritlHii Oolumbla.\nIf Ihn plnns now hehip completed\nfor thp Onrtlor contonnnry colouration ;\nnri> curried oul Lho Prince ol Wales\nwill visit Onnndn in iim1 (>'i tin nre Committor \t\nFire mul Pollco \t\nIionril of Work* \t\nIl.'iilth Committee \t\nWuier Commlttoe\t\nIt.3irj.lr0\nare aa\nI4.597.C5\n426.01\n15,849.60\n18,297.1*\n8,200.00\n14,150.00\n\u00bb,315.00\n1,345.00\nIII.1X14 1,1\nTotul\n181,185.05\nTiie\nMle a\nlm vers\nlove ustuiiiiti'K\nii x lielni' liuiili'\nI ad iiiIMh with\nwill ned'Hsl iiiih,nut ,in the wnter revennen, tha\non the rate ! Iiy-lnw will ho to ratio iiluuit 120 to\ni h| in! re\u2022 $26,000, Hy moving this hy Uw nnd\nliule of r, millH II tiie rules nre puiil i I'lilslni: the money in this wny the\nliefore Hie BOtll ol June, thin actual-1 cohI ol the uvoral lucnl improve\nlv nmonnts t<> BR mf Mr net. ments will not full ao henvily on the\nTo co\\ the ostimotos ol the wnt-1 ratepayers, ns a mutter of tact they\ner committee nud rortntn other in\nIjriivemi'iits the council will put\nthrough ii hy law mul mine the\nwill receive the improvements' and\nnot realise how It hue been paid tor\niih in thin wny it will be spread uvmv\nil niimher of yours. THK I'llosPKi'Toii. CRANMOOK, BRITISH COLUMBIA\n\u00a9he yvoepectov, Cranbrook, tf. <\u00a3.\n|l ESTABLISHED 1895\nPublished Every Saturday Morning at t'rnntirook, B.C.\nK. M. Christian. Manager.\nA. B. Grace, Editor.\nSUBSCRIPTION RATES }2.00 PER YEAR\nPostage to American, European and other foreign countries, rut cents a\nyear extra.\nADVERTISEMENTS\u2014Advertising rates furnished on application. No\nadvertisements lint those of a reputable character will be accepted for\npublication.\nADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS\u2014Unless notice to the contrary\nis given to locnl manager advertisements and subscriptions will he kept\nrunning and charged up against their account.\n18th Vear\nCRANBROOK, B.C., APRIL 13.\nPolitical Chaff\nTho tat time hus fallen apparently\nto the Conservatives over the Dominion, while Liberal opponents nre suffering the lean times,\nBritish Oolumbla in Tory nml every\nseat with the exception of only two\nSocialists, lt is said thut they\nbuve a sign out Baying \"No Liberals\nWonted.\"\nFred. Starkey, of Nelson, pawned\nthrough Crnnhrook on Wednesday\nenroute for Winnipeg to attend the\nRob 11 tt banquet . It is said that Mr.\nStarkey has hoard tbe buzzing of \u2022'.he\npolitical bee, anil aspires to the sent\nin tbe Dominion House mnde vacant\nby tho resignation of A. S. Goodevo,\nLooks us if we should have two by\nelections in tin* Oranbrook riding\ntins year. One foi a Dominion representative, ulso ont' for tin* provincial legislature.\n\u25a0 The appointment of ,\\. s. Cloodeve\n:ir, ,i Hallway Commissioner will be\nrecolved with universal satisfaction\nin tin* west, especially British Columbia, and Kootenay\nBaptist Church\nKev. 0. ti. Konilull, Pastor\nMorning Worship\u201411,00 o'clock,\nTopic: \"The Richness of the Love of\nGod.\"\nBible School- :. p, m.\nEvening Worship -7:30 o'clock,\nTopic: \"The Print ot the Nails.\"\nStrangers in the city, and all others not regularly worshipping iu\nother churches ait* cordially invited.\nSalvation Army\nSUNDAY siiinvicifl,\nSunday mornlug: Holiness meeting\nat 11 o'clock.\nAfternoon1 Free and Kasy Moating,\nAfternoon Sunday School at 2 p.m.\nNight: Salvation meeting at S p.m.\nLesson: \"The fulness q( the spirit\"\nKletl'k. A Btlldo, Captain.\nMajor an.l Mrs. Groou, Provincial\nCommander* of iintisli Oolumbla,\nwill he returning to die city, aud\nmil conduct very special BOrvloos on\nMonday ami Tuesday, April BB-23.\nLook out for further announcement\nMethodist Church\nElection o\nt Oflu\nUe\nhlUou Dunhiini. Pastor\nu an annual meeting ot the Cran*\n; brook Conservative Association held\n! in Campbell A Mannings hull on\nMonday evening the following officers\ni were elected for tho ensuing year\n1 Hon pie. ll. McBrlde.\n: \\lou. Vic Pies. T. Caven M P P\n', Hon, Vlco Pre**. Otis Staples.\nI president Willi li a Rolllni\n' Vlce-Pres Ira Manning.\n; Seo-Treas J \\ Arnold\nExecutive Committee\nJ. U. McBride\nDr H. Hall\n1 Bnxtei\niv Burl \u25a0\ntt B. v.Ki'-lnnr\nJ. p y \u25a0\nIi. J. Johns\n!>;\u25a0 Rul \u25a0 Igl\nSimon Taylor.\nPrank Dei til\nThe Alqertan, of Calgary, a paper\nthat cuts many ridiculous political\nAgues, in commenting on the appointment of A. S. Goodeve to the\nrailway commission has the following\nbit of satire: \" He may be a good\nman and he may not be a good man.\nHe was not a good member of parliament, and has not been such a\nconspicuous success in anything that\nhe ahould be singled out for this important olHce for any such reason.\"\nThe Albertan, of Calgary, a paper\n\"That Mr. Goodeve may he as Btrong\nas any members id tbe commission.\nBut thnt it is doubtful; Mr. Goodovo\nwill represent Hritisb Columbia, the\ncoaHt provlnre. He has no connection with the great prairie west, the\nbroad and promising west, Mr,\nOreenway's successor should have\nbeen a prairie fanner from Alberta,\nSaskatchewan, or Manitoba. Instead\na small business man from a small\ninterior Hritisb Columbia town was\ntaken.\"\nj The Albertan's editor, has nu con-\nI ceptlon of Hritisb Columbia or its\nI ueoplc. Every member of parliament\nfrom Hritish Columbia, proved them\nselves to be statesmen second to none\n(in the House of Commons, and Mr.\n\\. S. Goodeve whs not. the least of\nthese seven great men who represented a province that is larger, richer,\nand more prot-resslve than any of tbe\nprovinces named by tin* Albertan\nAnd we can assure tb.* editor of the\nAlbertan, that be cannot name a man\nin Alberta, who in more in touch\nwith all conditions of western lift*\nthan A. S. (ioodeve, who wus a plo\nnoer in the very provinces named by\njthe Albert (in lout* before the knowing\nscribe had the courage to leave his\n[mother. Don't worry yon tenderfoot\neditor, Mr, Goodovo can mnko good\nin my sphere of life, and the people\nof the prairies and the far west will\nrecognize Ins abilities before he ser-\nves many months on the railway\ncommission.\nParmer's Institute\n' A meet ini: of the Farmers Jnsti-\n\u25a0 tute was held iii the Government\n! Building or. Wednesday evening a\ngoodly number were present. Several\n(items of importance was transacted\nand the prizes apportioned that will\nbe given to the Full Fair Association to be held on September 19-19.\nThere will be a 1st und 2nd prize\ngiven in eich of'the following rlasse-.:\nBest collection of clover and i*ru-\u00bbses.\nHost Collection of potatoes and roots\nOne special prize will be Riven to\ntbe member taking most prizes in\nthe ugirreirnte.\nKor the best Hairy Cow and calf,\n\u2022not open to dairy men.)\nFor tbe best brood sow. open to\nall.\nOn the second Monday in May. Mr.\nT. S. Gill will give a paper on the\n\"Polonization of Flowers by Bees\"\nas many as possible are requested to\nkeep tbe date in mind.\nThe Home Circle Column\nPleasant Evening Reveries\u2014A Column Dedicated\nto Tired Mothers as They Join the\nHome Circle at Evening Tide\nThoughts from the Editorial Pin\nSalt will keep me-nt, but It requires sand to keep a good resolution.\nGalley Two\nExtremes meet when the kitten\nplays with its tall.\nTo run n newspaper without occasionally publishing an item thnt Ib\nuntrue, or without giving offense, is\nlike running a railroad without having accidents and smash-ups. It can't.\nbe done.\nLocal pride is a great business\nbuilder.\u2014 knocking is the surest way\nto wipe a place off the map. Let's\nall be practical boosters for the old\ntown. Let's start today] And let*s\nkeep it up all thfl Mme.\nIt in amusing to nee how Inflated with\nImportance some people become after\nreading the report ol the director ol\ntbe Dominion Census and tind that\nhe huh padded the population ol\ntheir town enough to give it a place\non the map for the tlrst time\nWhen mother and the youngster*!\nask lather to eo with them fnr a lit\nth) picnic party, there is one king \"'\n\"em who says this' \"whnt's the use\nof going away for a picnic Throw\nthe dining-room table out and spread\nthe dinner on the floor, then let all\nthe files in, throw .some dust nn the\nsandwiches, sprinkle a few ants in\nthe water, turn the hose on ourselves\nto remind us of the ram which Invni\nlably comes when we an* farthest\nfrom shelter and cap it off by crowd\ning in tbe pantry and hanging to the\nBhelves for the usual time to rob*\nhome. Nli on any picnic for me'\"\nDon't he a loafer, don't flaws your\nself a loafer, don't bam* around loaf\noik for nothing\nMian Hit around\nr hands in your\nyour mind. fnr.\nBllBtlfl about if j\nIng pliiee.*i. [letter\nand board yourself\nthe corners with yo\npockoto. Better for\nyonr nwn respect.\nyou mean to have anything to bustle\nfor. Many a poor physician has obtain\ned a real patient by tiding bard to intend an Imaginery one. a quire of\nold paper tied up with red tape, phi-\nrltd under a lawyer's nrm may pro\ncure him his \/list rum, nnd make hln\nfortune. Such is the world. To him\nthat hath shall he given. Quit droning and complaining; keep busy and\nmind yonr chances.\n\"The time to be jolly is when\neverything is going wrong and you\nare down in th* mouth with the\nblues. Tbat is a mighty nice thing\ni to preach; hut almighty bard to\npractice. How is a fellow to be jolly\nwhen he gets out of bed on a Cold\n, morning, steps on a tack, burns Ins\nfingers while lighting tht* kitchen fire,\nfinds his pet dog poisoned, goes down\ni fo business and finds two sight drafts\nI to pay and no money in sitrlit. goto\n1 a letter.from his mother-in-law in\nforming him th.it she |i sick, and so\n..n through the day ftbow us a fel\nlow who wouldn't wear th'' corner-.\n\u25a0f his mouth in cur! papers under\ntb tee <-:rcumntnnceH.\nSo business \u25a0\u25a0 hi. in any town\nihould 'ilb.\u25a0* ;i newipapei published\ntn his town to l\". without Ihn name\nnnd business helm mentioned nome\nwl ere In ,(\u25a0 columns Tin*, applies\n\u25a0 to all kinds o| business general\nntores, dry goods, grocer*! furniture\ndealers, manufacturing establishment\n> -.. automobile dealers mechanics\nit ifesslnnal men and in fact all\nclasses of business men. This does\nnot mean thnt yon ebOUld have a\nwhole or even n quarter of a page tn\nevery issue of the pnpet hut youi\nnime nnd business should be men\ntinned if vou do not use more than\n:i two imi* space. \\ stranget pick\ning up a newspii[ier should be able to\ntell just what business i\u00ab represented\nm ii town by looking at the hnsim-Hs\nmentioned :n thi- paper Thlfl in one\n..f tin* teal possible t\u00ab. ;i advertisers,\nTno man who doos not ndverttae hli\nbusiness does an Injustice to himself\nand his town He is tin- man who\\\noxpects tho newspapers to do the\nmost fret* n d ver ti Hint* nnd free boost- !\ning for his town. Tin* man who Insists on sharing the business that\ncomes to town but refuse* to advor\ntine hln business m not n vnlunble\naddition to nny town The life of a\ntown dOpOUdfl Upon the live wide\nawake and liberal advertising biisl* j\nnose men. I\nC.P.R. Cricket Club\nThe general annual meeting of the\nabove club will be held in tbe Y.M.\n('.A. committee rooms on Tuesday\nApril Iflth nt at SW K. All Interested\nare Invited to attend. nusinesi*-.\n(1) To receive report and accounts\nfor past year.\n(2) To make arrangements for season 1912.\nK, R, Hrake, Captain..\nK. Sainsbury Hee.\nWins Dog Race\nNome, Alaska, April 8.\u2014A, A.\n(flcotty) Allan, driving the team of\nMalamute dogs owneil hy Mrs. ('hns.\n\\. Darling of Herkeley, Calif., won\nthe A11-Alaska sweepstakes, rrossinL'\nthe finish line at N'oni\" at 1:82 o'clocl\nthis morning. His time for the IK\nmiles from Nome to Candle nnd return was ST hours and .IL' minutes,\nive hours and 32 minutes more than\nhis time last year, when he won tbe\nrace with the same dogs.\n\\, Holmson, driving Johnson's\nteam of Siberian Wolfhounds, holder\n\u25a0i the record of :i hours, 14 mini, tea\noni 20 seconds, was second, driving\ninto Nome one hour behind Allan.\n:', Johnson, driving Fox llauiHiiy's\nlogs was Hind, arriving half an hour\nnftei Holmson. The Oliver dogs,\ndriven by Blatchford, were iu such\npool condition from their long drive\nover the hind mow Mall that they\nwere hopelessly outdistanced nud did\nnot show in the Until dash of SO\nmiles.\nTin- pace wns one of the hardest in\nthe history of the swoops takes, Allan\nwas pressed hard bs the three lead\n-ih during the greater part of the\ndrive, and it wuh not until he was on\nthe hint 50 miles thai his dogs nlmw-\ned then itiporlorlty ami kept the\npace that gave him a safe margin of\nvictory, malum' an average of seven\nmiles an hour on the homestretch.\nHis dogs were in good condition and\nwere on then f.>et at the finish.\nIn Hpile of the cold and the early\nhour, the stands were Tilled when the\ndogs faun* in. Although Mrs Darling's dogs were the favorite (rom thn\nflrst, betting wns heavy and a large1\namount of money changed hands The!\nprize for thlH year's nice wus |fi,000,\nDr Young Acting Premier\nvictor in, April it. -During tbo ah*\nlOnCO from the city of Hon. W. it.\nItoss, wbo left for the east today,\nHon. W. .1. Bowser Is to he anting\nminister of lands, and during the ah-\nsi-nre ot Premier McBride on bis vis\nIt to England, Hon. Dr. Young will\nbe acting premier\nSunday service, tho pastor will\npreach at it a m., and .' 80 p m\nMorning subject \"The Bword to\nWill,\"\nEvening subject \"The Sword to\nWield \"\nThe choir will provide special inns\n,c it iii tb services.\nstrangers are particularly invited.\nEmpire Trade\nThe Right lion. Lewis Harcourt\ntins announced tho completion of an\nImperial trade commission, the representatives to be Lord Incbcape,\nchairman, Sir Rider Haggard, s.r\nCharleB Owen, L.-*T.-Garnott, a cot\nton manufacturer o( Manchester, and\nWm. Lorrlmer. Olasgow members ol\nparliament had been deliberately ev-\nclUded in order to avoid a question \u25a0\nof party politics. Tin* commission\nalso include Messrs Geo, E. Foster,\nol Canada; Donald Campbell, of Australia; Mr. Brewing, Newfoundlnu 1;\n(Jalley Ten\nSir David Crauf, South Africa; Sir\nJ. Ward, New Zealand; and W. A. j\nRobinson, secretary of the commie-\nslon.\nMr Harcourt defending the govern\nment against the charge of dllntorl-j\nness in respect to resolutions of the\nImperial conference, enumerated a,\ndo\/en matters which has been given,\nSpring Models\nIn Large\nVariety\nServiceable Practical\nQuality, combined with\na hijfh degree of smartness and style characterize the\nNew\nSpring\nCampbell's\nClothing\nModels\nOur patterns this\nyear surpass any previous season and our\nprices are much reduced.\nMost of the Clothing\nthis spring is designed\nalong common sense\nnormal lines. They\nappeal to the well-\ndressed man.\nExtra Value at $12. $16. & $18.\nSpecial Value from $20. to $30.\nOvercoats at $18.\nSee Our $2.50\n'FINK SPECIAL HAT'\nln All Shapes & Colors\nSee Our $3.50\nShoe Table on Saturday\nAll First-class Lines\nif\nHOW TO LIVH ON TWI-INTV-KiUm .\nHOURS A DAY\n(Hy\nArnold Bennett. George\nDornn Compnny)\nHON. QEOROB K. POSTER.\nCanada's Minister of Trade and Com\nmerce and Representative on Im*\npenal Trade Commission.\neffect to, including the modification\nof the Japanese treaty, the Copyright Act, strengthening the appeal\ncourt and naturalization. The government succeeding in releasing tho\nI'omiuion from treaties with Mexico\nind Sweden. He hoped the labor of\nthe trade commission would he concluded before the next Imperial conference was Held.\nTiie Tillies is disappointed with the\nHritisb names on tho Trade (lominis-\n(don nml says that un the other huud\ntne Dominions have nominated some\nof their best men. Hon. George- 10,\nPoster is a man of great authority\nin Canada, and other nominees hear\nwitness to the seriousness with which\nthe Dominions regard the Inquiry.\nThe I'all Mall says that the government not only wtruek fiscal questions out of the BCOpe of the inquiry\nof the Trade Commission, hut appointed three or four enemies nf Imperial proferenco. However. Sir Rider\nHaggard, a pioneer of South African\nprogression, and Hon. George B.\nPoster, who nre stumped with Hon.\nJoseph Chamberlain's own approval,\nmay he trusted to represent, the eon\ntinUIty of the true Imperial spirit.\nWATHR NOTICK.\nPor a License to take nud use Water\nNOTICE Is hereby given that John\nKournler of .Jntfray will apply for n\nlicense to take nnd use one ruble font\nOf water oul of I.nngley Creek,which\n\u25a0lows in up oOBtemly direction\nthrough hot 3055 and empties Into\nLittle Sand creek near JafTray. Tho\nwater will be diverted nl. a point\nmidway on the Kastern Boundary oj\nhot 3055 nnd will he used for irrigation purpOBfls on the land described\nms Lot 3056,\nThis notice wuh posted on tlio\nground on the \\\\\\\\\\. day ol April 1912,\nthe application will be tilled in tbe\noffice of th,. Wnler Recorder nt Crnnhrook\nOhJoctlotiH may be iiled with the\nn mighty thoughts by Arthur\nDennett.\nAnd when you've\nstint,\nDon't toll around and think you're\ntired,\nHut work nt Homething. Tnke t, hint,\nGird up your loins and don't utay\nmired !\nDut ninety minutes tli rice n week,\nRJtnployed In any high endeavor\nWill help to gain some goal you seek\nAnd make you more profound thnn\never.\nRead something big; nr, if at heart\nYou hate the very name of \"Letters\"\nAnd scorn 1'hiloHophy nnd Art,\nReview the lore of money-getters,\nThe Rise mid Pall of Real-Estate,\nThe craft the bunco inun relies nn\nAt all events don't vegetate,\nRut live, expand your horizon,\nIn short, nu Dun C Heard (,ni*c said,\nWhile chewing on n Wheeling stogy\n\"Just think a bit; 'twill hurt your\nhead,\"\nWho knows? You might become a\nYogi !\nArthur Gulternijin.\nThere in Homo question whether or\nnot the eating of tlsb produces brnln\npower, but there is no quibble over\nthe* fact that catching llsh produces\nllurs.\n^$*4-4-t*\u00abH--H*^^\nPHONE 340 P. (). BOX 904\nCranbrook\nPlumbing, Tinsmithing and }\nHeating Company\nW. F. JOHNSON - - PROPRIETOR *\n25 Years' Practical Experience\n5 Years Inspector of Nuisances\nPlumbing and Sewerage Expert for\nSwinton, 30,000 Population\nREPAIRS A SPECIALTY\nEverything in Tin and Iron Made-to-Order ;;\nBlower Systems, Mines, Ventilation Experts ;;\nHOT AIR FURNACE, HOT WATER\n6? VACCUM STEAM HEATING\nEstimates Given\nWorks, Edward St. - Cranhrook\n\"^^\u00abH.+4^^H^+^^4*44^\u00ab+44'^^\u2022f+ t-r11+111 hi i-j*+*m**w.+ %\nCranbrook\nCottage Hospital\nlone your dally | Matmn. Mrs A Salmon\nTerms on Application\nPhone 259 J', o. Box N4.s\nMONTREAL.\nTHE 8TANDARD Is the National\nWeokly Newspaper ot the Dominion\nof Canada, it Ih national in nil lis\nalma.\nIt uses ihe most expensive ontrrav-\ninuH, pi-Hi'in'in*.-' tin* photographs from\nall over Hn* world.\nIts artb'lea an* carefully soleelod umi\nUs eilltnrlal policy Is , UwrmiKhl*\nludopotidelit,\n.\\ sulmrrliulon tn Tb\" Hiundard\ncoetfl $2.00 per yenr in uny address in\nCanada nr Great Mrltaln,\nTRY IT FOR 1912!\nMontreal Standard Publishing Co..\nLimited, Pubtiihan.\nCranbrook\nWindow & Carpet\nCleaning Co\nOffice!\nW, VV Kilhv '.'OK' lliiiIm-i Shop\nCarpets cleaned without removal by our\nVacuum Process.\nWindows cleaned ;it\nmoderate prices.\nSend a postal to Box\n8oa and our representative will call on you with\nall particulars,\nTli. iinhii live ut. Vnncouver timil.\nImtli Liberal mul HmliillHt look like\ntwo lilt, wortli nl nothing Hitting on\ntho ruKKi'il nml nf of ii lumber tiile,\nlike Mlcnwlia, waiting for .umethtnfe\ntu turn up. THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, BRITISH* COLUMBIA\n'\nThe Best Investment on Earth\nIs A Piece of It\nAre You Getting a Share of the prosperity? Are you Enjoying part of the Enormous Increase in Value\nof Real Estate?\nDO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY?\nLet us Show you How. By Making a Small Investment Now we can Make of You one of those so-called\n\"Lucky Ones\" Who have taken the Advantage of Similiar Opportunities*\nWe have Interested others\u2014Sound, Hard-thinking, Shrewd Business Men\nVAN HORNESTREET\nWHY NOT YOU?\nHUNT &. DARLING\nPHONE 139\nTakes Interest in Public\nHighways\nKRHAYS ON \"WHAT GOOD ROADH\nMEAN TO CANADA\" AUK\nPOURING INTO 0PFIC13\nOF CANADIAN HIGHWAY\nASSOCIATION.\nNew Westminster. April 10.\u2014Young\npeople throughout Canada are taking\na great deal of interest in the essay\ncompetition fostered by W. .1. Kerr,\npresident of the Canadian Highway\nAiiociation, who hae offered valuable\n(old, silver nnd silver gilt medals\ntor the best essay on \"What Uood\nRoads Mean to Canada.\"\nAlthough puhlie announcement of\nthe lact was only made two weeks\nweeks ago, the headquarters of the\nCanadian Highway Association already resembles the committee\nroom of u college Just before graduation. Every day from three to\ntwelve essays are received by the\nsecretary, P, W. Luce, who has In\nhand the classification and preliminary judging of the essays submitted.\nThe reading of the papers and the\nawarding of the prizes will he dom\nby a competent committee selected\nbecause of long experience in news\npaper and magazine work, and that\nthe Judgement of these men will give\ngeneral satisfaction is not to he\ndoubted.\nSome ol the papers received hy the\nsecretary hear the marks ol earnest\nand careful preparation. Others, of\ncourse, as can he expected are written In a haphazard and careless man\nner and are not to be counted as\nserious competitors for the valuable\nprizes. All entrants, however, whose\npapers show evidence of study of the\nsubject will be presented with a\nsouvenir pin.\nSome ol the competitors are only\n'fourteen years of age and others are\napproaching the limit of eighteen\nyears, but the majority are from\nsixteen to seventeen years of age.\nPapers have been received from\nHarristou, Ontario; Killam. Alberta;\nGlace Bay, N. H.; Heulrew, Ont.,\nMontreal, Toronto, Cornwall S our la,\nWinnipeg, Brandon. Strathcona, Sas\nkatoon, Dauphin, Vernon. Summer-\nland. Okntoks, New Westminster, Nel*\nson, Vancouver (19| Victoria (7i.\nNunaimo, Cbllllwack, Coquitlam,\nCreston and many other places.\nUp to the present the essays submitted by the boys show more care\nfui thought and deeper study than\nthose submitted by tho young ladles,\nbut in the opinion of Mr. Kerr this\ndoes not mean that the girls will be\nleft behind when the competition is\ndecided. He believes that the girls\nare taking their time and going mon\ndeeply into the study of tlic econo\nmica of Good Roads and that durlnp\nthe two weeks preceding the close ol\nthe competition there will be a large\nnumber of carefullv prepared paper*-\"\nreceived from the members of the\ngentler sei.\nSecretary P. W. I,ure has prepare*'\na circular which he Is Heading to nil\nchildren who require Information\nthat will help thrm in the compos!\ntlon of the essay. This circular Is\nonly Intended ns a guide, and whlh\nlt Is of considerable assistance ti\nthe children, It does not give thosi\nwho receive It any unfair nd vantage\nover those who have already prepar\ned tbeir papers and forwarded to\nhtm. He was induced to get out this\nHttle leaflet because ho many ch.fi\ndren were writing him for advice thai\nhe felt he could not allnrd the time\nto answer each tetter individually\nAny prospective competitor can ob\ntain one ol these slips hy sending a\n-tetter to the secretary nt the head\nquarters ol the association, Room 4,\nCannlngham Block, New Westminster\nThe L_W. W.\n(From Victoria We.lt.)\nPremier Mcllrl.le nml Attnrney-\ntaenerAl llowner hnve loKt tin time In\n\u25a0unkind it. perfectly otenr llml thoy\ninUnd to miitntiiln luw (mil order in\nBritish Columbln, nml thut they will\nnot tolerate undue Interference. Ktlll\nlen. artH of violence on the part of\nanyone, nnd especially \"ii the part,\not tbat motley BRgreRiitloti ol\n\"mouther.\" who nre organised under\nthe title ol the 1. W. W. Thin Ih nn\nAmerican orminUatlon which him\nmore thnn eufllcicnt trouble t\"r\nScene from \"The White Sister\"\nAuditorium Theatre, Monday, April 15th\n1912\nthe government of many States\nBOUth of the Line, lt hus been denounced by the Press, condemned by\npeaceable citizens, and driven out of\nseveral cities at the nozzle of a water hose. Its sole object seoms to be\nto set up conditions of industrial\nstrife, to engender hnd feeling between employer and workmen, to\nmake a noise at the street corners,\nund Incldentty to \"loot.\" It is\ngreatly to be regretted that It is noi\nphysically possible to resort to the\nwater hose at every point where those\nirresponsible agitators crop up, hut\nthere are other means of quenching\ntheir ardour hardly less effective, and\nthe Government of British Columbia\nmay be trusted to discover them.\nrhe pity, of the matter is that men\nof this type Injure the cause of laboi\nbring odium upon decent organisations, and alienate public sympathy\nIn many cases where labor has a ju.-l\nChtise for complaint. The profession\nil agitator is not only a public nuisance, but a public scourge. Then* is\nnn longer any place for him in Kng-\n!,nnl It mny take some time to\nlUpprCBH lilm In the west, hut his ul\nUnintc suppression is nn certain ub\nihe rising nnd setting ol the sun.\nMr. Adolph, of Baynes Lake bum\nber Co., and Mr. 0, McN'abb, of the\n|WaU1o Co., were Klko visitors in the\nbeginning of the week.\nA horse belonging to the North\nI Star Lumber Co., while being shod\nat the Klko Smithy, by George Ross\nstruggled so bod that be strangled\nj himself. It was a terror to all the\nI blacksmiths in the Crows Nest PaaB,\nMatters in connection with the new\nchurch in Klko do not appear to be\ngoing smoothly. A lions* divide\nagainst Itself cannot stand.\nYes! it was n rood cli.rivan\n'Hilly\" wns quite liberal and treated\nthe folks handsomely,\nWhich binds you so closely to me:\nMy heart's dearest throbs of affection\n1 1 send to you, darling, and pray\n! Kind Heaven, for health ani protec\nteetton,\n! And speedy success on your way.\n'\"Our children are silently sleeping;\n! I many times kiss them for you;\nBut Freddie is ailing from weoping,\n, And baby is troublesome, too.\nYet, cheerfully darling, I'll labor\nTill you some employment secure,\nI'm helped by a kind-hearted neighbor,\nj Who feels for the friendless and\npoor.\n; \"This morning our Jennie ran sprightly\nTo kiss me, she whispered me: 'Ma.,\nKind angels converse with nn nightly.\n; And give me good tiding of pa.1\n,God lavor our little romancer\nWith virtuous dreams nil hor life,\nImpatiently waiting your \u00abn\".ver,\nYour fnitbful affectionate wi'e,\"\n, Then silently stood each spectator;\nTheir eyes were overflowing vitli\ntears;\nTheir lii'B\u2014-where the name of C --\\\\\nor,\nHnd never been mention. I for\nyears-\nWere now breathing prnyers full of\npity I\nTo God, with *>n emnest dtudre\nFor thone fn a far-distant, city,\nDeprived of a'husband nnd sire.\nThe tnle can be told by thnt letter,\nDenied all employment nt home,\nHis wretched condition is better,\nAway o'er the land did he roam:\nRepulse-I by continued denials,\nHe enme to Heek rest on this sod,\nAt Inst there's an end to his trials,\nHe rests with ft merciful God !\nAnd \"only ft trump\" said the palters,\nWhen telling the news ol the day,\nOf how that poor man wus discovered\n\u2022fust breathing his last by the way\nThat wns the brief epitaph written;\nBut scarcely the letter wns read\nTill mnny Samaritans gathered,\nTo tonderly care for the dead.\nKlko Notes\nQuite a number of people including\nMr. and Mrs. ChaS. Kliugcnsmitb.\ndrove over to Haynes Lake on Mon\nday and enjoyed the Muster Monday\ndance. The Haynes people enjoy\nthemselves und no mistake,\n\"Billy\" Woods, contractor. Klvo,\ntook to himself a wife on Monday\nlast. Good luck, \"Billy.\"\nMr. and Mrs. Birnie, Mrs.\nM\nTaylor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Win- Kerr,\nwere out motoring on Monday evening.. Mr. Kerr is getting to be an\nexpert motorist.\nMr. nnd Mrs. A. Birnie, visited\nPernio on Monday, they were present\nat the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.\nWood.\nWe nre enjoying very pleasant\nweather at Klko, and u, few visitors\nnre to he BC60. Klvo is n pleasant\nholiday resort with its beautiful hills\nrivers and waterfalls.\nspent the\nMr. Fred. Boo, .1. p\n.veek at Roosovflle,\nThe crocuses are in fall bloom at\nMlko. Conic ami get a button hole.\nMit a gentleman, an Blko gentle-\nman, I should suy: in the woods on\n\u25a0imd .v with a '.nin. photographing\nequipment, etc. He looked very lone\n|y for wan! of m lomalc companion\nthat used to accompany him in his\nrural wanderings, it was too bad of\ntiim not to marry the girl.\nOnly A Tramp.\nHe'\nonly\nurs,\ntrains'\nail the pup\nWhen telling the news of the day,\nOf how a poor man was discovered,\ndust breathing his InHt hy the wny\nAnd that waa the epitaph written;\nAnd scnreily his Spirit had lied,\nWhen many \/-round him bad gathered\nTo morbidly gattO on the dead.\nMessieurs, let us pause nnd consider,\nRight here o'er his mortal remains\nA clue we, por Chance, may discover,\n'Twill be a reward for n'ir pains.\nFrom whence bad be come, and\nbound whither,\nHis birthplace, and nunc tn denote\nWhnt's this? Ah! Messieurs, 'tis a\nletter\nConcealed in (be breast of his coat,\nWe'll rend: \"My dear husbnnd, this\nletter\nI write to yon, hoping 'twill be\nAnother strong link in love's fetter,\nOnly a Suffragette\nThe London Dally Telegraph considers Mr. 1 loyd Oeorge \"elusive\"\n*.e wonder whut it thinks of the\n'ountess of Warwick\nThat this Illustrious lady Is not the\nonly suffragette of whom It might be\niild, '*You knaw her by her dog.\"\nThat thirty years ago she was the\nrichest heiress and the most, beautiful woman in Devonshire, and now\nshe ls only a \"dog-gone11 suffragette.\nLoyal Order of Moose\nA. IS, Sutherland, is at Cranbrook\nthis week lor the purpose of forming\na lodge of the Loyal Order ot Moose.\nMr. Sutherland is district organiser, und hns just closed a charter at\nNelson of some :j,riii members.\nThe Order of Moose is a local atreilt\nits Influence is beneficial to society,\nthere Is nothing degrading tolerated\nwithin its preceinct, or among its\nmembers, and the teachings which it\npromulgates is elevating and helpful\nto Its members In case of sickness\nor death, It extends the helping bun I\nof fraternal brotherhood.\nBase Hall\nA meetlni,' ol the Imyn ol the Public Hltrl, Hrl I tt.w hold In the\nHchoiil building l'n Thnrsiliiy lor tno\nnurpoHG <\u00bbl forming n school athletic\niuJBOo!ntlori. Tho following officer\"\nwero elcctod\nlinn. Pros. 15. Rlwoll.\nPresident, w. IT. (Imd.\n1st. Vlw-ProK. II. A MoKnwiui.\n2nd Vloo Pros. II. White.\n;ird, Vlco-Pim K. II MoPhoo,\nOftptntn nnd mnnnffor s. Rimer,\nHer Trans. T, Pcnnrlnthl'l'.\nDXQciitlvo Ootmnlttoo, H. Blmer, A.\nPowers, nnd T. Pcnnofathdr.\nAny Ineiil haso ball teams desirous\nol games, mny nrrnngo with Onptnln\nH Klmer.\n+++I + H l\u00bbH\u2022l-H-H-l-M*H^\nHousekeeper\nDid it Ever Strike You that You can\nIRON, COOK or WASH\nCheaper by Electricity\nthan you can with Wood or Coal\nWe Carry a full line of Electrical Appliances\nfor all purposes and we guarantee them\nQuain Electric Co., Ltd.\nHead Office: Cranbrook, li. C.\nMAURICE QUAIN, General Manager\n'Phone 129 Branches at Medicine Hut, Alta., and Kernie. B. C. J\nNOTH'K.\nNotice is hereby given that 30 days\nlifter date I intend to apply to the\nHon. Chief Commissioner of Lands\nmid Works for a license to prospect\nfor Coal and Petroleum on the following lands .situate m the District\nol Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, in Hlock 4593.\nCommencing at a post planted at\nor near tho South Kast corner post\nof Lot 75X0 and being on the east\nboundary of Hlock 1598, and being\nthe North West corner post of the\nHoy Allen claim: Tbence south SO\nchains; thence east so chains; thence\nnorth 80 chains; thence went 80 chains\nto a point of commencement, containing f.40 acres more or less.\nLocated this 24th day of February,\n1912,\nRoy Allen, Locator.\nWitness John Virgo.\nHosted April yth, 19X2. W.O.MeO. 16-5\nNOTICK.\nNotice is hereby given thut 30 -lays\nafter data I intend to apply to the\nHon. Chief Commissioner of Lands\nmid Works for a license to prospect\nfor Conl and Petroleum on the following lands situate ln the District\nof Southeast Kootenay, British Columbln, in Hlock 4593.\nCommencing at n post planted nt\nor near 2 miles east of the Southeast corner post of Lot 76X0, on the\neast boundary of Hlock 4593, and being the north east corner post of the\nHoy Allen claim, thence south KO\nchains, thence west S*#:i. and being the\nsouth west corner post of the Hoy Al-\nI-n claim thence north SO chains thence\neast Su chain.**, thence south 80 chains\ntbence west 80 chains to n point of\ncommencement, making r.4'i acres\nmore or less.\nLocated tills 34Ul day\n19X2,\nRoy Mloi\nWitness John* Virgo,\nHosted April 9th, 1912, W.C.McC 1\n| NOTICK.\nNotice- is hereby given tbat 30 days\nafter (lute | 'intend to apply to the\nI fori. Chief Commissioner ol Lands\nand Works for a license to prospect\nfor Coal and Petroleum on the foi\nlowing lands situate in the District\nol Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, in Block 4593.\nCommencing at n post planted at\nor near 1 mile north of the S.Kast\ncomer post of Lot 7510, on the east\nboundary ol Block 4693, and being\nthe South west corner post of the\nJohn Virgo claim, thence north 80\nchains, them st mi chains, thence\nsouth 80 chains, tbence west 80 chains\nto a point of commencement, making\nCIO HIT'\nM W\n\u2022o nr I,:.-ih\nl.ocntml\ntlllH\n21th do\n1 nl\nFebruary,\n1912,\nJohn\nVln\nt> Locator\nll< is\nAll\nti. Atrrnt.\nfo. tod\nApril\n\u25a0Jlh. 1912\nW.C\n,McO. 15-5\nNOTIOB.\nNotice Is hereby -riven that HO days\n! after date I intend to apply to the\nI Hon. Chief Commissioner ol Lands\n; and Works for a license to prospect;\nfor Coal and Hetroleum on the (ol-l\nllpwlng lands situate in the District\nol Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, in Hlock 4693.\nCommencing at a, post planted at I\nor nenr 2 miles east of the South\neast corner post of Lot 7510, and be- !\nim- on tbe east boundary of Block\n4593, and being the North West corner post of the Hoy Allen claim,\nI thence south so chains, thence cast)\nif\u00bb(l chains, thence north 80 chains.,\npoint of\n640 acres\nnf Pohruarj,\n. Locator.\nNOTICR,\nNotice Is hereby riven tbat 80 days\nafter date I intend to apply to Million. Chief Commissioner ol Lands\nmid Works for n license to prospect\nfor Conl and Petroleum on the foi\nlowing Innds situate in Ibe District\nof Southeast Kootenay, British Cu\nlumhla, In Hlock 4693.\nCommencing nt a post planted nl\nor near 2 miles cast of Uio Southeast corner of I nt 7610 on the Was!\nboundary of Hlock 4693, and ho Ing\nthe South Rnst corner post of tho\nHoy Allen claim, thoitCfl north 811\nchains; thence weat va chains, thciiea\nsouth SU chains, tbence nasi BO chains\nto a point of commencement, making\n640 acres more or lOflB.\nLocated this 24til day of February,\n1912.\nHoy Allen, Locator\nWitness John Virgo,\nposted April 0th, 1012 W.C.McC. If,-:,\ntbence west HO chains to\ncommencement, making\nmore or less.\nLocated this 24th day\n1912.\nRoy Mien\nWitness John Virgo.\nPosted \\prtl '.tth. 1912, W.C.Mel\nf February,\nLocator.\n16*6\nNOTICK.\nNotice is hereby given that 30 days\nafter date I Intend to apply to the\nMon. chief Commissioner ot Lands\nand Works for a license to prospect\nfor Coal and Petroleum on the fol-\nlowing lands situate in the District\nof Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, in Block 4893.\nCommencing ut a post planted at\nor near 1 mil'1 north.then 1 mile east\nof the South cast corner of Lot 7510,\non tbe east boundary of Hlock 4593,\nand being tbe South West corner\npost rf the John Vinro claim,\nthence north su chiiian, thence east\nSO chains, thence south SO chains,\nthence west IO chains to a point of\ncommencement, making r.40 acres\nmore or less\nLocated this 24th day of February.\n1912,\nJohn Virgo Locator\nHoy Allen. Agent.\nPosted rVpril 9th, 19X2. W.C.McC. l!i-!i\nNOTIOB),\nNotice is hereby given that SO days\nafter date I intend to apply tr. the\nMoti. Chief Commissioner of Lam's\nold Works for a lleimse to prospect\nfor Conl and Petroleum on tbe foi\nlowing Inmlfl situate in the District\nof Southeast Kootenay, British Oo\nlumhla, in Block 1693,\nCommonctng at a -post planted at\noi near 2 miles east of the South\ncast corner post of Lot 7610, ntid hv\nM\u00bbi- o\u00bb the en i boundary of Work'\n4593, and being tbe South weal ror\nner post <.f the John vtrvro claim.!\nthence north HO chains, thence onsl'\n\"n chains, tbence south sit rhnlns, i\ntbence weat S'l clinics to n point of\ncommencement, mnk no' cm ncres\nmore or lesa.\nLocated tills 24th dav of Pchimnv.\nI'll 2.\nJohn Vln'o Locator\nHoy Mien. Agent.\nPosted April 9th, 1912, W.C.MrC. 16*41\nNOTIOB.\nNotice is hereby given that SO dftyi*\naftfl date l Intend to apply to the\nHon. Chief Commissioner of Lands\nand Works for n license to prospect\nf\"i Conl and Petroleum on the fol-\n1 owing lands situate in tbe District\nol Southeast Kootenay, British Co-\nInn bin, m hlock 4693.\nCommencing at a post planted nt\nor near I mite north of the Southeast corner post \u00ab>f Lot 7Mo, and be\nfnr on the onsl boundary of Block\n159 ' and being the south east rorner\npost of the John Vim. claim, thonce\nnorth mi chains, thence west so chains\ntbence lonlh HO chains, thence cant so\nclmiiiH (-\u2022 a point of commencement,\nmaking f-4\" ncres more or less.\nLocated this 24th dav of February,\nI'M:'.\nJohn VlrgO Locator\nRoy Allen, Agent.\nPosted April Oth, 1012 W.C.McC. 15-5 THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK. BRITISH QQLUMPtA\nMcVITTIE & PARKER\nI'. I. S i& I lv\nCRANBROOK,\nB U\nVV. F, GURD,\nBarrister, Solictor, etc.,\nCRANBROOK, 13,0.\nHARVEY, McCARTER,\nasm MACDONALD.\nBarristers und Solicitors,\nORANBROOK, B. C,\nOrauhrook Lodge No 3, A.F.4 A.M. ]\nrttigUllll' llk'.-tilliin Ull\nVV. R, BEATTY\nUndertaker,\nKuibitltii'M-,\nFuneral Dlceotor,\nORANBROOK, 110.\nI'I It INK H4IV\nDeparment of Lands\nWATBR RIGHTS BRANCH.\niim third Thursdaj\nFrank Dezall\nGENERALBLACKSMITH\n.mil\nWOODWORKER\nRubb.r in.. Appll.d\nTo Buggy WIlMla\nIQHNTS FOR CANADIAN HVOI.B\n\u25a0--s _ AND MOTOR OO'H BlCYOLktB\n*Ov'.'rl\\ W of every month. \u201e\nY^^\\ viiitiuK brethren Repairing a Specialty.\nelouine, phon. \u00ab0 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \\> o Boi 111\nII. J. McSWEYN, tV, M\n.1. s. PUCK, Sec.\nj We Deal in Everything Kroni\n.1 Needle t.> .1 Locomotive\niiViV,i....'i....\u00ab.'....,*...i'i,\"....|.|'ll((,ik\nRocky Mountain Chapter\nNO 126. R. A M.\nIlo^uliir m.-- 11 i.c- -i\"l I'\"\".\niluy Iii eaol ri til hi sigh'\nu'nliiuk.\nSojoiii'iilnii ('omfianlons are\ncordially Invited.\ni-;x. C p. v. 0. Bhankland, K.\nORANBROOK, B.O.\niliaiaaaiiiiiiii1vi.i,,i..i.i.ii,..ii,lliiwa,.\u00ab|tf\nJoseph H. McLean\nIIKALER IN\nAll kinds of S nil ILin.I Goods\ni Furniture ;, SPECIALTY\n\u2014o\u2014\nBUYER OF PURS\nSage's Old Stand, Hanson Ave\nPhono Ul,\n*****\n1.0.O.K., KEY ITI'V LODOH, So. 42 X \u2022*\u2022 W AtlljER\nMeets overy Monday\nnlt;lit. at New Frn-|\ntornlty Hall. Ho-'\njoiimin^ Oddtollowo cordially invited\nH. J. Rendall,\nX. 0.\niv. vi. Harris\nSec'y.\nMASONRY\nSteam Boiler, F*uruace,\nHint Septic Tank work\nh specialty\nCost and stock estimates\nfurnished uu application\n . \u2014- 1 turntsnea ud application\nnights of Pythias I ~ P 0. Bu, iM a,\u201ew\nmlhrii'.k h\nCrescent Lodge, No. ,!.i\nMeets ev.-iy Tuesilaj\nhi h p.m. at\nFraternity Hall\n1'. Porter 0. 0.\nJ, M. Hoyr.o,\nK ol I!. & S.\n\\ isittng brethren cor\nihally invited to attend.\n\u2022\u2666\u2022\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nF. M. MacPherson\nUNDERTAKER\nNorliiuy Avjiuie Nan to City Hall\nOpen Day ami NiRlil Phon. lit\nANOIBNT ORDER OF FORESTERS.\nOotirl ''im I. No. 8943,\nMeet m Carmen's llml. on linil nn.l\nlili Thursday .,; ench mouth.\nW. HENDERSON, 0. ll.\nA. OLARK.dr . Sue. I'. ll. Mux 248\nVisiting Bmthera (Jurdially Welcomed\nj. VV K'l I LliDGE,\nM M V V S\n(Ji iiiliinlf uf l lot in In Veterinary\ncollege, Toronto In Im'JH. Uiail\nate ninl medalist nl McKllllp\nVeterinary college, Chicago, 111.\ntn I'Miii Roglatered member of\nBriti.ii OolumblA association.\nCentury Restaurant\nK. Y. Uyemati.il, Prop,\nTHW BEST l'l.AUK IN\nTHH CITY FOR A\nOOOll MHAL.\nHOARD AND UOOMH\nopposite 0. P. R. Deii.it.\nI'll,,ii\u00ab 119 P. i). Boi 101\nI V**a**f\u00bb**W*\u00bb*\u00ab*^VV^VVVVV\nan rati s mum I\nPROMPTLY .III iinFO TO\nOFFICE Al McKINBTRY'8 l-IVERV HARM\nORANBKOOK, It. 0,\nJ. T. LAIDLAW,\nMining Kii'.Miii'i'i- uud\nHe. Lund Surveyor,\nl'n ii.,.. -j:*, I'll.um jj:i.\nCltANUROOK, B. C\nDKS. KING .V GREEN\nPhysicians and Surgeons\n.flic, at Restdeuce, Armstrong A...\n0FF1OB HOURS\nForenoons - - - - n.uii to 10.OS\nAfternoiiiiH - - - - 2.00 to 4.00\nBv.nlng. - - - - 7.3u to I.lo\nSundays 2.so to \u00ab.lo\nJRANBROOK : : B. 0.\n^.JOHNSON\nCARPMN I EH .ND\nBUILDER\nCONTRACTS SOLICITED\nHOI SI S\nTot !**\u00bb\"\u25a0 <>r HfDT >it ItKumOkbU\nPrim\nLumsoVn and I .ewia St.\nPhone No 111.\nLIQUOR I.U'KNSK ACT\n(Section 48)\nNOTIOH IS HHRBBY GTVBN thai\nnn tlic mtd day nf April next, ai>pU-\ncatlon will he made to the Buperln-\nteiulcnt nf provincial Police (or the\ntransfer of the license (or the wtfo i\u00bbf\nliquor by retail in ami upon tin*\npremises known hh th** Kootenay Mo\ntel. situate at Moyie, British Columbia, from Alexander I). Cameron to\nWilliam J. Breraner uf Moyie, British\nOolumbla,\nA, D, Cameron\nHolder of License\nW. .J. Bremner\n|l0-4t Applicant fnr Transfer,\n1 Dated tbls 7tb ilny of March, 1918.\nLIQUOR I.IC15N8H ACT\n(Section Ait\nNotice i-f hereby given that on th**\nlOtfa -lay of April next, application\n| will he made to the Superintendent\nof Provincial Police for the transfer\nof the lirenne for the dale of lnjuoi\nliy retHil on the pramlsei known as\nthe Yah* Hotel, situate at Yelik,\nBntinh Columbia from Benjamin J,\nKiley, to Rllay \u2022 Larson, ol Yahk.\nBrltl tb Oolumbla\nBenjamin J, Riley,\nHolder .if License,\nHattle c. Larson,\nin-(i \\\\- Hi ant i\"i transfei\nDated tbls -'nil .lay of March, 1912,\n7 Roomed House\nFor Sale\nCentrally Located\nIhr*\" minute* Irom Government\nbuilding*\nTitiiis iii null linynr, no\ni-i.i;\u00ab.iiiitiili- offer rofiiHoil\nPor furtlisr pnrtlaularii up\nply ui ilu-\nProspector Office\nJi ,**.'.'-4 '\u2022ta\nlANCRLLATlON OP UK HI-: IIVI-',\nNotice ih hi.aiiy i:iuii Hml tb. re\nserve p,Ihiiuk ovei Lot CH23, Oroup\nOne, Kootenay District, formerly um-\nIiiihi-iI in Tlmhor License No 16727\nby roason ol n notice hesrlns date <\u00bbl\n.'ith December 1907 mul published m\nHn- British Columhla Oasette ol J7th\nDecemhor 1907, l\u00bb cancelled In mde.\nllmt n sale ut Mi.- ii'H'l lunilii mny li.\nefTocted to IDllsabeth Oumm!nvs.\nUnlit. A. Ki.nwll-k\nDeputy Mlnlstei nf Lande,\nI,Minis Department\nVictoria, li. >'\nFebruary sth 1912. i-SMo.\nIN the matter ol tbe llnnril nt ln-\nvmtiuatlon created by Part III. ol\ni the \"Water Act\" lor tbe determination of water rights existing on tbe\n12th day nl March, 1909; mul lu the\nmatter ol the following oreeks iu the\nOranbrook Wnter Dlstrlot:\nAdolph Oreek.\nAlberta llreek.\nAldrldge Oreek.\nAqueduct Oreek.\nUiitild Oreek.\nAnderson Oreek,\nAlki Oreek.\nArgyle Oreek,\n\\ntwi-l|i Oleek\nAkumlua Oreek.\nvi iii.iiii-in; OrssJt.\nliaik Sliauty Oresk,\nllleuNiloll Oi-e.h\nlluulder Oreek\nhon-niHU Oreek.\nIll'eweiy Oreek\nHi Idge Oleek\nBurton Oreek\nBlaytook Oreek\nHiiikh)' Oreek.\nUiownle Oleek\nBonldor Oresk,\nBull River\nBull River, Kui.1 Fork.\nBannock Oresk,\nBaker oreek.\nBooths Oreek,\nBridge Oreek,\nBeaver Oreek.\nBuddygudder Oreek.\nOsltHtilmii Oreek.\nOaiiieron Oreek.\nOasslmayook Oreek\nCherry Oreek\nOlil|ikn Oreek\nClayton oreek.\nCoal Oleek.\nColdstream Creak.\nConner Oreek\nCorntn Oreek\nr'.ttton Oreek.\n(burton Oreek.\nCayote Oreek\nOlorie Oreek.\nOuinp O'reek.\nOassamayan Creek.\nCopper Oreek.\n''ariboo Or*ek.\nl.'horty's Creek.\nOampbell Oreek.\nCommerce Oreek.\nCoutdrey Oreek.\nOleartrater Oreek.\nCarbon Oreek.\nDalton Oreek.\nIlmiil, Ori-ek.\nDerosler Creek,\nDickson l-ireek.\nllevitt Oreek.\nDee-ar Oreek\nDewar Oreek\nDewar Oreek\nIlewer Oreek.\nDublin Creek.\nDeer Creek.\nDibble Creek.\nDlortte Oreek.\nMdwards Lake.\nKdwardi. Lake 1\nKik lliver.\nKlko Spring.\nKlmer Creek.\nKscbnolg Creek.\nKwin Creek.\nKl.ler Creek.\nFairy Creek.\nFlab Lakes.\nFish Lakes (Lower)\nFish Lake Creek.\nFisher Creek.\nFour-mile Creek.\nFording River.\nFording River, North Fork.\nFall Creek.\nFrench Creek.\nFlat Head River, North Folk ol.\nFunday Creek.\n(ileiiralrn Creek.\n(Irace Creek.\nlirave Creek.\nOrundy Creek.\nCold Creek.\n(iold Creek, North Pork.\nCold Creek, South Fork.\nCold Creek, West Pork.\n(ilaeg.ne Creek.\nCalway Creek.\nHold Hill Creek.\nCeary Springs\nflotilla Creek.\nHa Ha Oreek.\nHoHiuer Creek.\nHospital Creek.\nHenretta Creek.\nHansen Creek.\nll.iis.'Bliiie Creek.\nHells Roaring Oresk,\nllngK Creek.\nllaniy Creek.\nHor' llanrh Creek.\nIron Creek.\nIrishman Orssk.\nJew Oreek.\n.Lines Creek.\nJoseph's I'mirie Creek.\n.Iftckenn Creek.\nKlisitoiini Creek.\nKish i-lieli lm Creek.\nK Hit In Creek.\nKootenay River.\nLnHeelles Creek.\nLamb Creek.\nLevett Creek.\nLewis Creek.\nLinklater Creek.\nLiznril Creek.\nLosl Creek.\nLuke Creek.\nLargs Stream.\nLittle Hull Creek.\nLine Creek.\nLodge I'ole Creek.\nLisbon Creek.\ni.nliis Orssk.\nLiverpool Creek.\nLondon Creek.\nLimerick Creek.\nLuke Creek.\nLittle Lamb Creek.\nLittle Mans Creek.\nI.linliii-i Creek.\nLan.ilowc Creek.\nKast Fork.\nWist Fork.\nreek.\nMeadow Creek.\nMarsh Creek.\nMagulre Oreek.\nManchester Creek.\nManson Creek.\nMurine Luke.\nMm lull Creek,\nMark Creek.\nMatthew Creek.\nMau. Creek.\nMichel Creek.\nMichel Oreek, South lllanch.\nMiebel Oreek, North Fork.\nMarlgean Creek\nMeyer. Oresk\nMiller Creek.\nMirror Lake\nMorrlssey Creek.\nMoyie Creek\nMundte Orssk,\nMooie Oieek\nMartm Creek\nMniti-n Creek.\nMoyle Lakes\nMo.leu Creek.\nMud Creek.\nMouse Creek.\nMi-Nell Oreek.\nMoyle lliver.\nMoyie lliver. North Fork.\nMoyle lliver, South Fork.\nMiuiloe'. Lake.\nMunroe's Oreek.\nNew Lake.\nNlgget Oreek.\nNeipieu Oreek.\nr.lseu Creek.\nOsborne Creek.\nOil Creek.\nObogg Oreek.\nI'rudhoinuie Creek.\nPalmers u.r\nI'almers liar, Drauch of\nParry Orssk,\nI'tilllilips Creek.\nPyatts Fond.\nPremier Lake.\nPluuiliob Creek.\nPyramid Creek.\nParkers Creek.\nPitt Creek.\nPudding Oreek.\nParis Creek.\nPea Vine Oresk.\nPirle Creek.\nQuart?. Creek.\nQuirk Creek.\nRainbow Oreek.\nRed Canyon Oresk.\nReserve Creek.\nHoi,son Spring.\nRock Creek.\nRome Oresk,\nRydsr Oreek.\nRidgeway Oreek.\nRabbit Foot Creek.\nHand River.\nSand River, Big and Little.\nHand Kiver, Little.\nSemo Creek.\nSheep Creek.\nSilver Spring Lake.\nSix-mile Creek.\nSkookumchuck Oreek.\nHkookumchuck Creek, South Pork\nSlide Creek.\nSmith Oreek.\nSmith Lake.\nSpring Creek.\nHt. Mary's River.\nSullivan Creak.\nSunday Oresk.\nSunken Creek.\nSupply Oresk.\nSaodown Oreek.\nShepherd Oreek.\nSawmill Oreek.\nSage Oresk.\nStarvation Creek.\nSitswap Mission Creek.\nStoddart Oresk.\nHhuswap Creek.\nSams Oreek.\nSink Oreek.\nSprues Creek.\nSide Creek.\nSquaw Orssk.\nSwamp Oreek.\nSalisbury Creek.\nSquawpolnt Oreek.\nTa Ta Creek.\nThorns Oreek.\nTracy Creek.\nTrent Oreek.\nTunnell Creek.\nTwin Lakes.\nTrail Oreek.\nTackle Creek.\nTsls Creek.\nTamarac Oresk.\nTower Creek.\nTanglefoot Oresk.\nVictoria Slide Creek.\nValley Creek.\nWasa Creek.\nWeaver Creek.\nWild Hnrss Oresk.\nWild Horse Orssk, Kast Pork.\nWillie Philllpps Oresk.\nWolf Creek.\nWigwam River.\nWalsh Creek.\nWaverley Oreek.\nWhitney Oreek.\nWilson Creek.\nWarm Springs Cresk.\nWashout Oresk.\nWindermere Orssk.\nYellow Oresk.\nSpring on Lot 671.\nLake on Lot 2240.\nLuke between Lots 132 and Lot\n4189.\nOreek on Lot 264.\nLake on Lot 8916.\nLake on Lot 7226.\nLake nn Lot 6208.\nSprings on Lot 21.\nSprings 120 faet north of south\nboundary ot Lot. 2967.\nHiulngs on Lot 300.\nSprings on Lot 29.\nHprlng. on Lots 98 nnd 101.\nSpring on Lot 7226.\nStream rising nn Lot 487.\nStream on Lot 321.\nStream on Lot 487.\nStream on Lot 6607.\nStream on Lot 2873,\nStream rising nesr north corner\nof Lot 3G.\nStream rising on Lot (illfiti.\nStream Rowing through Lot 2377.\nCreek on ensl Bide ol l.ot 670.\nSt'eani rlsinc, on Lot ITillO near\nLot 80S,\nThree creeks rising on Ulock 4091\nand sinking ou Lot 312.\nStreiim rising on Lot 2870,\nCreek rising iient western boundary of Lot 11439.\nBtream rising nn loi 331.\nStream rising near east boundary\nol Lot 6123.\nOreek rising near centre nl Lot\n6439.\nStream nu Lot 4088.\nStream rising mi Loi 8798,\nStreams on Lot 10089,\nOreek one mile south of Snut.ll\nFork nl Kik Itlvor.\nStieniii rising on l.ot BU49,\nOreek oil east side 'L'ovvlisilu ol\nFarowell; and nil unnamed springs,\nstreams, creeks, ponds, iliilclies, anil\nlakes tributary to or In tbe vicinity\nol the nl'ove naillQtl slreuins.\nTake notice llml end) uuil every\nperson, partner ship compnny, or uui\nnielpulity who, oil ibe snld 12th dny\nnl March, 111119, imii water rights on\nany ol the alinve ineulioiieil creeks,\nis diicetc.l in forward mi or hulure\ntb. 271I1 day ni April, 1018, to the\nController nl Wnler ItUlils Ht Ihe\nI'aillaiuent Buildings at Victoria, n\niiieltioraliiluiii nf clnlin in willing a,\nrequired by section 88 of the said\nAct ns amended. Printed forms fm\nsuch iiieiiior.iniliiin (Form No. 10}\nran he obtained Irom nnv ol the w\u00ab\nler Recorders in tbo Province,\nThe .ind Hoard ol Investigation\nWill then proceed lo tabulate such\nclaims.\nAfter the claims have been tabulated hy the Board, notice will be\ngiven ol the places and ilnys on which\nvldence nnd argument will be beard\nat local points.\nDated at Victoria this 8th dny ol\nMarch, 1912.\nHy order of the Hoard of Invest i\ngatlon.\nJ. P. ARMSTRONO,\nActing Controller of Watei\nRights. II fit\nTO CANADIAN ARCHITKCTS.\nCompetition for New University Hull\ndings to he Krected at Point Or.)\nNsar Vancouver, British Columbia.\nThe Government of Hritisb Columbia Invite Competitive plane for the\ngeneral scheme and design for the pro\nposed new University, together with\nmors detailed Plans tor the buildings\nto be erected Brat at an estimated\ncost of II,.100,1:1111.\nPrises of 110,000 will he given foi\ntbe most successful Designs submitted\nParticulars of the competition and\nplan of site may lie obtained on request from the undersigned.\nThe designs to be sent in by July\n31st. 1912, addressed to\nTHK MINISTER OP EDUCATION\nParliament Buildings.\n9-6t. Victoria, Hritisb Columbia.\nCRANHROOK LAND DISTRICT\n(District of Kast Kootenay.)\nI, Prank Henry Pearson of Fori\nStssle in the Province of British Columbia, Intend tu apply for permission to purchase seveaty-ilve acres of\nland bounded as follows\nCommencing at a post planted 30\nchains east oi the north east corner\nof lot 125 on the east hank of all\nIsland; thence following the shore\ndown stream to its most southerly\npoint: thence up stream in nn easterly and northerly direction to its\nnortherly extremity; thence following\ntbe west bunk to the point of com\ninsacement.\nDated this 1'tli dny of March, 1912.\n12-9t. P. H, PKARSON.\nWATHR NOTICK.\nPor a License to take nnd use Wnter.\nNOTIOB Is hereby given that the\nColumbia and Kootenay Railway mid\nNavigation Compnny will apply for\na license to take and use three feet\nol water out ol Llnklater Creek,\nwhich Hows in a south-easterly direction through Lots 828 and 326 and\nempties into Kootenny lliver neur\nthe International Boundary,\nThe water will he diverted at a\npoint on snld creek About 900 (eet\nweat of the eastern boundary of Lot\n328 and will he used for irrigation\npurposes on the land described as\nSubdivision 6 of l.ot 326.\nThis notice was posted nn the\nground on tho 11th day nt March,\n1912.\nThe application will lie llled In the\noffice ol the Water Recorder at Oranbrook, Ii. 0,\nObjections mny be llled with the\nsaid Water Recorder or with tbe\nController of Water Rights, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B. O.\nTbe Columbia snd Kootenay\nRailway & Navigation Compnny.\nApplicant\nIt-It By Alfred Murphy, Agent\nTo hear one everlastingly complain\nund growl proceeding from whnt iu\naptly culled 11 \"chronic kicker\" Is ns\nmuch ns one enn stand. This would\nbe a better plan tllun to bnve overy\nagreeable thought chased nwny by\nthis evil spirit ol .llsinitntioiisncss Ih\nmore thnn llosb and blood would If\ntho people who lose their tempers\nwould never Und them again.\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.\n(Southern Division Kant Kootensy)\nTAKH NOTIOB thst Wlnslow Ksy,\nof Wasa, occupation rancher, Intends\nin apply lor permission to purchnso\nthe lollowlng described lauds:\nCommencing nt n post planted at\nthe North Kast Corner ol L. 8103,\nthonoo south IB 53 chnins; tbence east\n20 chains, thence north 20 chains, 1\nwest, to the Kootenny river, down\nstream to liolut of commencement.\nWINHLOW KAY.\nApplicant.\nDatrd :'lst November, 1911. r.0-9t\nORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDlstrlot Division ol South Kast\nKootenny.\nTake notice that I, Hubert Campbell ol Moyie, B. C. occupation Merchant, Intends to apply for permission to purchase thu following de\nscribed lands:\nCommencing nt \u00bb post planted near\nthe South West corner post uf Lot\n3H02, thence North 40 chains; thence\nWesl 20 chains; tlioncii South 49\nI'linlus to the North West point ol Lot\n1801, thence Kast 20 chains to the\n['lace of commencement, containing\nil' acres more or less exempting\ntherefrom the lands covered by the\nHock lllll M ml Claim.\nHubert Campbell,\nApplicant.\nI'llteil February 27th 1912. !2-9t\nWATHR NOTICK.\nFnr n License to Take and t!se Water\nNOTICK IH HKRF.IIY OIVKN that\nIhe Columbia and Kootenay Railway\n& Navigation Company will apply lor\n11 license to tnke nnd use two teet of\nwater out of Llnklater ('reek which\nflows In n south easterly direction\nthrough Lots 328 and 326 and empties Into the Kootenny River near the\nInternational Boundary.\nThe water will lie diverted at n\npoint on .aid creek about 900 teet\nwest of the eastern boundary nf lot 328\nnnd will be used tor irrigation purposes on the Innd described as tbe\nSouth hall ol subdivision 11 nl Lot\n326.\nThis notice was posted on tbe\nground on the Uth day ol March,\n1912.\nThe application will Im tiled ia the\noffice of the Water Recorder at Oranbrook, B. C.\nObjections may he Died with the\nsaid Water Recorder or wltb the Con\ntroller of Water rights, Parliament\nBuildings, Victoria, B. C.\nThe Columbia A Kootenay Railway & Navigation Company,\nApplicants.\nBy Alfred Murphy.\n12-4L Agent\nWATKR NOTICK.\nFor a License to Take and Use Water\nNOTICK IS HRRKBY OIVKN that\ntbe Columbia aud Kootenay Railway\n& Navigation Company will apply lor\na license to take and use three (eet\nof water out ot Linklater Oreek\nwhich flows in a south easterly dl-\nrectlon through Lots 328 and 326 and\nempties into Kootenay River near the\nInternational Boundary.\nThe wnter will he diverted at a\npoint on snltl creek about 900 (eet\nwest of tho eastern boundary ol lot 328\nand will be used tor irrigation purposes on the land ,,cns\u00abl as\nsubdivision 5 of Lot 326.\nThis notice was posted on the\nground ou tbe Uth day of March,\n1912.\nThe implication will be Bled In the\nofllce of the Wnter Recorder at Oranbrook, ll. C.\nObjections may he Hied with the\nsaid Wnter Recorder or with the Controller of Water rights, Parliament\nBuildings, Victoria, B. C.\nThe Columhla & Kootenay Railway \u00bbi Navigation Company,\nApplicants.\nBy Alfred Murphy.\n12-4L Agent\nCHANHHOOK LAND DISTRICT\nDistrict of Kast Kootenay\nTAKK notice that K. (i. Htahl of\nWaldo, 11. c. occupation farmer, Intends to apply tor permission to purchase the following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted at\nIlie south east corner of lot 6291\ntbence east 40 chains; thence north\n49 chains; thence west 40 chains;\nthence south 40 chnins, to the point\nof commencement, containing IM\nseres more or less.\nKdwardiiartield stahl.\nHated Feb 23. 1912. 10-91\nLIQUOR LIOBNBB ACT\n(Section 41;\nNOTION IS HKRKBY UlVHNthat\nnn tbe loth day ot April next, application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police (or the\ntransfer of the license lor the sale of\nliquor hy retail In and upon the\npremises known as the \"Palls View\nHotel\" situate at Marysville, British\nColumhla from H, T. Crowley to\nJohn William Colburn of Kitchener,\nBritish Columbia.\nDated this 2nd day of March, 1912.\nH. T. Crowley,\nHolder ol License.\n.1. W. Colburn.\nUl-4t Applicant (or trans(er.\nThere are many good nnd valuable\nlessons to he taught In ths public\nHChooln, but cbiei among these la the\nlesson ol obedience, Well disciplined\nschool children make law abiding nnd\npatriotic citizens. The enforcement\nof sensible und rensnnnhlc discipline\nIn our schools menus hotter citizen\nship. The tencher who does not\nguard well this important point has\nmisled ber or bis calling.\n\"More\nbread &\nbelter\nbread\"\nPURITY\nFLOUR\nFor Sale By\nFINK MERCANTILE CO.\nLIMITED\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.\n(Southern Division Kast Kootenay)\nTAKK notice that Charles Orasley\nSenior, of Baker, P.O., B.C., occupation farmer, Intends to apply lorper\nmission to purchase the following described Innds:\nCommenclng nt n post planted at\nthe north east corner of Lot 6211,\ntbence east 20 chnins, thence aouth 4V\nchains, tbence east 60 chains; thence\nsouth 11.91 chnins, thence west 80\nchains, tbence north 01.91 chains to\nthe point o( commencement containing 160 acres more or less.\nCharles Orsslsy, Senior.\nB. O. Stahl, Agent.\nDated Peb. 24, 1912. 14-9-Ot\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\n(District nl Kast Kootenay.)\nTake notice that I John Armour of\nOranbrook, occupation Merchant, la-\ntend to apply (or permission to purchase the (ollowing described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted at\nthe North West corner of Lot No,\n6117; thence west 60 chains, these*\nsouth 80 chains, thence east 20 chains\nthence north 49 chains, thence east\n(0 chains , thence north 40 chains to\nplace of commencement, containing\n320 acres more or less.\nJOHN ARMOUR, Locator.\nDated March 14, 1911. 14-lt\nTO CURE MKNIN01TIS.\nApply turpentine (rom base o( skull\ndown tbe spine, then (old a piece ot\nflannel, which after being folded. ta\n3 or 4 Inches wide, then saturate\nwith turpentine, then place Irom base\nof skull down the spine, then cover\nwith s piece of dry flannel. Take a\nbot iron and iron down the spins for\nseveral minutes. Let the patient 11*\non side and place hot iron, not too\nhot at buck of neck over the flannel.\nContinue until patient is relieved of\npain, applying more turpentine as\nneeded.\nThis la the wny a physician cured\nmany patients in Illinois while an-\nnother lost all his patients my sister\nbeing one of tbem, about two or three\nvenrs ago. I wan successfully treated\nin thia wny. Will answer any ques-\nI can nbout this treatment. I am tor\nsaving life ns life Is n pery precious\nthing, l.uln Francis, Sulpher, Oka-\ntahomu.\n\"THK WHITE SISTER.\"\nPlays thnt hnve a religious or\nchurch title usually frighten and\ndrive away the ordinary play goer\nfrom the thentre, leaving the patronage to the church element of society\nwho only pntronlxe such plays. It is\nnot so with tbs great Viola Allen\nsuccess \"The White Sister\" which the\ncharming actress Jeanne Towler aad\nher splendid company will present at\nthe Auditorium on Monday April 10.\nAlthough \"The White Sister\" Is the\nstory of 1. Nun, it breathes of all the\npnsslnn.ite love ol the Italian race In\nan Intensely human manner. It hae\nall the beauty and Iragrance of tb*\npeacelul convent llle and again It pulsates with the fiery spirit of ths Impetuous soldier-lover. The great conflict between a woman's earthly aad\nspiritual love is fought through four\nInspiring scene, that hold the auditors spellbound In their sests aad\nnever tor one second loses Its griping\nInterests until the final curtain falls\nsnd the audience leaves ths theatre\nhappy In thought thnt, \"the right\nhas heen done.\" \"The White Sister'\naffords opportunity ol acting of superior quality nnd gives Miss Towler\na chance, to demonstrate her right to\nher position as the most beautiful\nAmerican emotional actress. Ths production io strikingly plcturesqus aad\npresented with the same minute attention tn derails that characterised\nthe original Liebler and Co., production in New York.\nEvery good citisen ahould take the\nkeenest Interest in the welfare of his\nown town,\u2014The stores, the churches,\nin tnct, everything tnat goes to make\nprosperity and hnpplnsss. When this\nIs done there lo never any need to\napologise (or a towns .xletsace 01\nfor anything it contains. '\nmmam\n\u25a0\u25a0 THE PROSPECTOR, CRANUllOOK, BRITISH COLUMBIA\ns>\n>\nWli MANX YOU\nYi** wa want ynu us a customer, Asl; us 1<\u00bb\nsend ymi our 1012 Catalogue. It's hrim full of\nall that is good in Klnwers, Vegetables, Plold\nHoots, drains, Plants, Small Fruits, Implements,\nlift* Supplies, Poultry Supplies, etc.\nVnliinl.il' ii.fiii'iiiiillini in wluU WP llBVO HIdled Iii Kiv,* Ilie\nhuni.r, Unriitmor nml Private Planter. All It will m*\\ you\ni\u00bb ono iiumu-nl >if nun' iiiiil ii UvO'Oonl -uiuni'.\nWrits\ni lo-ilny, tin* iluy ynu nr<> reniHim Hliu.\n1)AU( II & IftlNTKIC SEED CO., Limited.\nDcpi. 7l> London, Canndu. m\nII. A 11.'a .'ana.llan Cam Swnlr Tlimlii \\Huntwli-ilin-it aa tin- I..11I faailiir. Hit- li.-nt\n. i-iiiikul', llm Inal slill r. THY IT\n.|.+.|,.|..|,.|..1,,[ .| |.|. |..|..|..|..|..|..|,.,,.|..|..|..|-W..|. :S..|,^..|.^..|..|..,..|..|..1.+^^..|.|.;1.\nPercolators\nTli A\nand\nCOFFEE\nf Five O'clock Dinner Sets i\nChafing Dishes\nsi-:k our window\nNewes and Fines Line\nin Cranbrook\nJ. D. McBride\nI Cranbrook, B, C. - - I'lione 5\n***********H^*i^*****+****-l^*^-**********^\nrr\u2122\u2122 \"\"\"\"\nA. JoMiffe, Prop.\nNorbury Ave.\nCentral Meat\nMarket\nTRY SOME OF\nWm|Davies' Ontario Fed\nHAMS & BACON\nCanadian Specialty\n+^-+^\u2022\u2022^-J\u2022\u2022^-^-:-^\u2022^\u2022l\u2022l\u2022l\u2022^\u2022^\u2022+-l-*+^'^-'^^\u2022^-+^^+\u2022^-^+++\u2022^\u2022^H\u2022+^\u2022^^+'\u00abs\nCORONATION HOTEL\nG. DOWNING, Manager\nATHALMER, B. C.\nUnder New Management I\n? EXCELLENT ROOMS REMODELLED THROUGHOUT\nCUISINE UNEXCELLED\nCHOICEST WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS\nAN UP-TO-DATE HOUSE\n********\\~H**\\^V****************^***-********\n*******************************************\nNORTH STAR\nKIMBERLEY.\nHOTEL\nB.C.\nH W. DREW. Proprietor.\n.>\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666*\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nRoosevelt Makes (Jains\nChicago, April 0,\u00ab-Hoosovelt beut\nTaft hy 80,000 in thin city, and in\nmost nf tho other count.QB by ttiroo\nto ono, Champ Olarh Ik londliig Wilson m Chicago i\u00bby nearly 100,000 and\nthrop to own In other oountlOB.\nRider May Die\nOnlgnry, April 9,\u2014While riding in\nunit of the cIuhsoh at tlio I.oi*h\u00bb show\ntliiH moining, Percy Haw telle, a local\nhoi-Homnn, wm; terribly injured whon\nIiIh horne threw him ovor ltn hoad\nnnd hia foot remained ia tho stirrups\nso thnt he could not got froo. Hit*\nright arm was torn from truVBOOket,\nand ho was ot.herw.no terribly tramp-\nlod, He Ih expoctod to recover, although his condition Ih critical.\nJj By.EIection in Kootenay\nThe appointment of A. H. Goodeve\nto the railway commission in an ac-\ncompllKhod fact, Mr. Ooodeve will\nshortly resign his seat lu the commons, now that ho haH commoncod\nhis new duties, nnd there Ih no doubt\nhut that an election will take place\nriometlme late In tho fall.\nThe Prospector suggustH tlio name\nof a mini that would appeal tn the\nelectorate In hnth east and wost\nKootenay, and one that would be\nelected to till tho sent made vacant\nby the retirement of Mr. Ooodeve,\nwe refer to Mr. ()tln Htaplos, of Wy-\nOllflft.\n! Additional\nLocals\nTlml .tlio runt nf city government\nIh mounting higher nml higher every\nyenr. Thin should lie npiille.l sped\nllcnlly tn school purposes, nnd tint tu\ngeneral city developments,\nThe Country Uirl Dunce which wuh\nlo hnve hoon held thin wook linn heen\npostponed tn WctlncHilny April 24th.\nIn ii.lilltloii to the dnnco there will be\nremlercl nt intervnlH HOlectlonH from\n\"The tlolsliu\" nnd \"Country Olrl\",\nIhcne will be of n short nnd plennlng\nnml entertnining chnrnctor. If you\ndo not. dnnco it will be worth your\nwhile to tnko n HOut in the gnllory\nNoutH bolng roHerve.l fur thnt purpOHO\nnt u nominal charge.\nTho OvorsoiiH club hold u very enjoyable dnnco nnd whist drive nn\nTui'Hilny evening in the Carmen's\nHall, Mr. J. Ilrnke anted un floor\nmanager, The winner ul tho whlHt\ndrive were MrH. K. Olnrk nnd Mr. W.\nMiirHhull, thero wnn Hnme lii tables\nwith IntoreBted nlaycrH whn snl down\nto tlio game, The tlcurar.t UrchoHtru\nfiirnlHlied tho iuuhIc for tho tlauccrs,\nthe member's Hiiid thut It wuh aqso-\nlutoly tho boHt dunce thoy hud over\nhold.\nVisitors to the City\nMartin Hurrell\nOttawa, April 8.\u2014Hon. Martin\nHurrell, who left for the west tonight to attend the hanguct to Premier Itoblin nt Winnipeg, ho will,upon bis rot urn to Ottawa, arrange for\nthe transfer of the $500,000 subsidy\nappropriated for distribution anions\nthe provinces under the agricultural\nnet. The money to be spent will he\nhanded over to the provincial governments after the pausing of the ne\nccsBnry leglalntlon hy the local legislatures. The money, no far aa thin\nyear Ih concerned, will he given to\nthe provinces with tew restrictions as\nto the details of expenditure, hut\nplans for applying the money will ne-\neeBBarily be submitted to the minister of agriculture here for approval.\nt C. O. James, who is to draw up\nthe plan under which the federal subsidy fnr agricultural aid is to be applied after this year, is now in Toronto, where he is taking the preliminary steps before leaving, next month\nfor a tour of the provinces.\nMr. Hurrell while in Winnipeg will\nprobably take up the question of federal and provincial co-operation in\nagriculture with the Manitoba government.\nTakes sent on Commission,\nOttawa, April 8.\u2014The railway commission held a sitting and A. 3.\nOoodeve, M. P, for Kootenny, the\nnewly appointed member of the commission, tnnk his sent for the first\ntime. The case dealt with was not\nan important one. The Pcre Marquette railroad which has several\nbranches in Canada, has heen for\nyears In a precarious condition financially and a short time ago became\ninsolvent. It was put Into a receivers hands nnd the exchequer court\nappointed Frank W. Blair, Dudley R.\nWaters and Newman Rrb as receivers In Canada. These appointments\nwere confirmed by the railway commission today.\nNOTICK.\nNotice is hereby given that 30 days\nafter date I intend to apply to the\nHon. Chief Commissioner of Lands\naud Works for a license to prospect\nfor Conl and Petroleum on the following lands situate in the District\nof Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, in Block 4593.\nCommencing at a post planted at\nor near 1 mile north,then 1 mile east\nnf the South east corner of Lot 7510,\non the eaat boundnry of Block 4593,\nand being the flouth West corner\npost of the John Virgo claim,\nthence north 80 chains, thence east\n80 chains, tbence south 80 chains,\nthence wost 80 chnins to a point of\ncommencement, making 640 acres\nmore or less.\nLocated this 24th day of February,\n1912.\nJohn Virgo Locator\nRoy Allen, Agent.\nPosted April 9th, 1912. W.C.McC. 15-5\nM, Dentli Ki'iiuewirk, WhsIi.\nV. 13, Houghton, Moyie\nB\\ T, l.uslior, Moyie\nP, W Lnshor,\nW. llirknmn,\nJ. Bohlllt, Mo\n0, A. Koote\nAllan Mtiuson\nK. B)< Jones,\nTIlOH.\nW. (!,\nW. H.\nA. rt.\nHare,\nJones,\nHunt,\nMoyie\nMoyie\nsyle\nMoyie\nJaunty\nKlmherley\nKlmhorloy\nPair mount\nPair mount\nAtnsworth, Palrmount\nAT ROYAL\n^ Makes more\n) C bread\na&r better bread\"\nPURITM FLOUR\n\u25a0 m -\u00bb-\u00bb \u00ab i It if , \u2022 A f> \\ M K|v,n \"'creiJ**. we n*>vi y\u00ab io Mar ut on*\nThe Fink Mercantile Co.iawSSSs^\nNOTIOB,\nNotice In hereby given thnt 30 iluys\naftor dute I intend to apply to tht\nHon. Chief Commituioner of Land.\nanil Works for n license to prospect\nfor Coal nnd Petroleum on the following lands situate In the District\nof Southeast Kootenny, British Co-i\nlumhin, ln Mock 4693.\nCommencing at a post planted nt 1\nor near 1 mile north of the Mouth-1\neast, corner post of Lot 7510, and be-!\nIni; on the wist boundary of Ulock\n4593, nnd being the south ennt corner\npost of the John Virgo clnlm, thence\nnorth 80 chnins, thence west SO chains\nthence south 80 chnins, thence enat 80\nchains to n point of commencement,\nmaking MO ncres more or less.\nLocated this 24th dny ol February,'\n1912.\nJohn Virgo Locator\nRoy Allen, Agent.\nPosted April 9th, 1912. W.C.McC. lli-5\nScotMll'.* Liquor, Tobacco\nand Drug Cure JSt&Jt\nAlcohol, Tobacco .nd Drtlfi. Il counteraeta It).\neffect, allium UiHanll,-.aiiio\u00bba, .11 cravlu,,.\nAltai talcing Hi. tia.ll.ant thai, will nam tie any\nnaail tuM.ink liito.lc.nl, .1 uae dr.., again. Can\nbe .Ivan aecietly. W. hav. yet lo haai of on.\nAT crtANBROOK.\nChnssny, Hull Kiver.\nn. Bear., Toronto\nIilngninn, Fernie\nA. Oplc, Wasa. \u2022\nA. Frnser, Hpoknne\n(1. Scott, Winnipeg.\nW. Turner, Winnipeg\nAshman, Lethbrldge\n\u25a0H, Simpson, Kamloops\nI). Simpson, Kamloops\nC. Woods, Toronto\n('. Bell, Toronto\nF. ('inland, Montreal\nJ. Hepperson, Nelson\nKoehler, Vancouver\nW. Anderson, Vancouver\nI). Grace, ('resent Valley\nCampbell. Moyle\nJ, Bartley, Vancouver\nDoyle, Fort Steele .\n(lough, Winnipeg\nO'Hnra, Calgary\nHart, Calgary\nW. Rankin, Bull Rivet-\nIt. Sawyer, Winnipeg\nS. Montiel, Calgary\nN. Arnold, Vancouver\nS. Knight, Vnncouver\nII. Hazelwood, Moyie\nW, Mower, Nelson\nA. Manning, Wardner\nH. Morgnn, Montreal\nPatterson, Winnipeg\nF. Henry, Toronto\nJ. Mclvor, Vancouver\nW. Rice, Winnipeg\nC. Tnylor, Swift Current\nJ. Blomberg,\" Spokane\nWlckstrand, Spovane\nA. Snndgreen, Spokane\nL. Hill, Portland\nF. Dougherty, Fernie.\nL. Reade, Rossland\nT. McVittie, Fort Steele\nM. McBride, Spokane\n0. Weveley, Calgary\nR. McKen\/ie, Nelson\nH. Chassny. Bull River\nE. Birtch, Calgnry\nLonghurst, Nelson\nS. Knight, Nelson\nA. Mclntyre, Vancouver\nWarn, Nelson\nJ. Smith, Vancouver\nH. Edwards, Ottawa\nCarney, Kaslo\nW. Austin, WyollUo\nI. Cole, Onlgnry\nT. J, Liu-kin, Calgary\nW. T, Whippier, Oalgnry\nQ, P. Booth, Waldo\nI). Mcintosh, Klmherley\nJ. Logan, Klmhorloy\nT. McCnflery, Spokane\nF. Lowflor, Spokane\nW. J. Noblo, Toohty\nQ, Lutner, Klko\nHans ('. I.nml, Marysville\nInvite Taft\nA recent issue of tbe Lethbrldge\nDally News, contains an invitation\nextended to President Taft to parti\ncipate ut the Seventh International\nDry-FnrinIng Oongrofta lu be held at\nLethbrldge, October 21. President\nTaft, cannot nttond the Congress, or\ngo to Lethbrldge, as the ProBltlent ut\nthe United States cannot visit any\nforeign country while he is president.\nThe Bright Side\nI've' ftlwayH Bought tho silver lining\nwhene'er n cloud nupcureil;\nNo fooliRh tearfl of vain repining\nhnve trickled down my hoard,\nWhen I encounter grief nnd sorrow,\nI Hay, \"It cutB no grass,\nFor thtnga will come my way tn\nmorrow -- misfortunes always\npass\/'\nAt dlver'B times when people rsw rue\nwear grins and King H H\"ng,\nThey Rtoppnl me to rebuke mul Jaw\nme, nnd Kaid, \"Your head's on\nwrong ;\nTo go h'<..unt and chortle when woes\nare thick hh ratH,\nShows that you're dippy, foolish\nmortal, your helfreys full of\nbats,\nAnd still, when I wiw sorrows thicken,\nMy hopeful imiu- whh sung,\nAnd now that I am sorely stricken\nin years\nI still am young.\nMy heart does not with age grow\ncolder\u2014-'twas never steeped in\ntears ;\nAnd I know men who seem much older, who've lived hut half my\nyearH.\nWhene'er I sec a grouch 1 strike It\nand knock its features in ;\nThe more I live the more \\ like it \u2014\nbecause 1 learned to grin.\nThis habit kept, my life a-shining,\nand when I come to die\nT still shall seek the silver lining,\nand Hnd it, by and by.\nWalt Mason.\n! A. G. Bowness\nWholesale\nWine and Spirit Merchant\nMiinufHimiror ol all kind*\nAgent for\n| Anheuser Busch Budweiser and\nI Fernie Beers.\n1\nI Melcher's Red Cross Gin and\nP. Dawson Scotch Whisky.\nImporter nl all kinds <>f foreign ami Domestic.\nWini's anil Spirits\n| Baker St. Cranbrook, B. C.\n\u00abINIji|\u00bb|\u00abl\u00ab|\u00abW\u00bbW-|-l\u00abl\u00ab|sl-l-J|illiW\u00ab|\u00abliL-di'W\u00abIW\u00bbl\n******\nAT COSMOPOLITAN.\nI.. Geary, of Wardner.\nB. Dolnn, of Creston\nP. Bnrlow, Spokane\nJ. Colburn, Kitchener,\nJ. Heekle, Athalmer.\nPress Executive at Wasa\nM. ll. Jennings, editor of the Kd\nmonton .lournnl, W. (I. Foster, pdi\nof the NelHon Dully News; W. A.\nnnrhnniin. editor ot the Ixithhridse\nHerald; K. .1. Deane of the Cranbrook Herald; and W. K. Hohorts,\nrhalrmnn of tin. Nelson publicity\ncommittee, wet-p nt Wasa Thursday\nevening, for the purpose of making\narrangements and slitting the date of\nthe annual meeting in Nelson of the\nAlberta and British Columhla Press\nAssociation.\nWENTWORTH\nHOTEL, g^*\u2122*\nIs ii larne mid attractive hotel '>( superior\nelegance in all its appointments, with a\ncuisine of superior excellence. Railway\nmen, Lumbermen and Miners all go to\nThe Wentworth\nI J. McTAVISH - Proprietor\n\u2022I~M\u00bbI -H-l \u25a0H-M-t -l\u00bbM ++-H-+'H' -t-M-H-l-H-H lllll IMI III.\nREDUCTION IN\nSTOVES and RANGES 1\nI wish to reduce my stock\nof Heater and Cook Stoves\nand Ranges and in order\nto do so, I am giving a\nCash Discount of 15 per\ncent off all the above lines.\nThese are the Moffatt\nNational Stoves & Ranges\nand the Best.\nJ. M. AGNEW\nELKO, B. C.\n'\u25a0H-ltim H-H-l- ula*i\nball, but, whore ure the playere?\nThe price nl coal ttt Newcastle\nKnglnml, its $20 n ton,\nALL GUARAN IT.KI)\n$1.00 $1.50\n$2.00 $2,50\nA well made clock thai\ndon't forget t<> go off, one\nihiii ui- can thoroughly\nrecommend,\nRAWORTH BROS\nBOimNTIPlO I'lll'NINii\nlli-n. II. AhIivmiiIIi, I'll,.nr 1311,,\nU1UNDR00K, II. (',\niiuii'i fumol nn- Unlloo linil on\nTuesday iivi-nliii! noxl Vou run i-k\npool n good tlini-. i-ni'il iiiiimr, iiiiiI\nlilt, nl Inn\nHimllillr'li'wiin nml QllOboO Un- t'V'i\nrclimiiulii: b-lrotlgholds nl |it'nvilii'iill\nLilblH'tlllsui ;in< |in>|i.ii :ni- lm general\nelections.\nMeHHl'H Htllilli nml .liilnmiill have\ni.iki-n n\\ri Uui IiuhIhorh hi llrttou linr\nlington, it win nilil lm known na tho\nStnr rii-iiiiini- nml Pressing Works.\nKTlall*) KIIAMHIH PICTURHH,\nIVO null' n 'iilliHluntinl ilii'H'ii'.i' III\ntin' Customs House rocolptrt nt Cinn\nhrook Tl\" i ih mn' ol tin hoot Inu\n['motor, ui iin' prosperity ui M com\nll. 11,111 v\n11' I ll I INS\nj|4^^^4.4^^.^.^V->-H-l--l-+-M-4--H-l-^^-l'-l--:-'l--l--l--S-l--l -l-t-l -H-l \u2022-\nht't-t-t-l'l-H-I I 11 I I-t I-t l-l \u25a0> t-tr \"H-H-HH-IIII11111 111 7\n\u2022;\u2022 We are in a Position to Supplv -\nnil your needs in Groceries, etc.. in addition lo tlie t\nT lines we always carry. See us first before vou buy your 7\nnext weeks groceries We can reduce your bill o( costs i\nLADIES Lower your cosl of l.nins. I\nI .Jusl received ti Car of Coal Oil, Gasoline, and all It\nT kinds of Automobile Supplies, which we are selling at 7\na reduce!! price,\nrii,'.,I- notoriety\nwhat it t'i'S'.r.\nselilom worth\nCo. I\n| The Cranbrook Trading\nI P. O. BOX 4HH LIM1TE0 PHONE !\u00ab.> J.\nj!.H|iHi|\"H\"l-M\"M\"M-ri\"M\"H^ ?\nIII1IH I I I I I t I I I I HI I -H--H-H-+-H-H***** -H -I l-l-l-1\nI\nAuditorium!\nTHEATRE\nMONDAY NIGHT. APRIL 15th, 1 *> 12\nI'IRST TIME HERE\nVIOLA ALLEN'S\nGreatest Success\nThe\nWhite Sister\nFrom F, Marion Crawford's Novel\nPresented By\nA Remarkable Company\nINCLUDING\n| Jeanne Towler\n+ America's Most Meant if nl Emotional Actress J\ni\nSpokane Spokesman-Review Says:\u2014 J.\n\"Excellent Company and J\nProduction\" |\n* Manager's Note:\u2014 j-\nThis is one of the Strongest. Attractions 1\n1 I have ever booked and is worthy of the sup- 1\nI port of the Theatre-going Clientele of Cranbrook, I\n9 ?\nJ SPECIAL PRICES 50 $1.00 $1.50 J\nSeats on Sale Friday. April 12th., 1'>I2\nAt the Beattie-Murphy Drug Store\n*h-> i-h-i-i imn11ni11\u25a0 ************n ******;\n\u2022\u00ab.,... . \u201e .. * nttmbot nl Mttlora nrrlvotl ut\nMoler Hairdressing College CmnbrooI( tl)lH ffM\u201e nmJ ^.^ \u2122\nLadlesi-Learn the Hairdress- thfl K\"\"\"\"'\u00abv ow-witi land tbm\nHim ffooh\niiiK Art in H weeks. Graduates\nearn $18 Ut $25 ;i week.\nWrite for catalogue. \/o^nn Hilton, of Vnhk, h\u00ab I n\n.\u201e. _ . B . .,, . ,'\"' \u25a0\u25a0\"' i\u00bb\u00bbHt few tinyii vimtiiu; friends\n3J5 Spn,Kue Avr. Spokane Whs), I Cra|]|)roo|) J|(. rflturno(] ^ on\nlM2t [Thursday,\nKILBY FRAMKH I'UTl KKS\nBritish rftilwnys have loet U.AW.\nKN cHueed b) -tnko. Last week\nMarry tug foi money is no worse\nthan marrying (or povertj\nHe who can suppress a moment's\nanger may prevent ;i day of Borrow, j\nHow (Jit) the Industrial Workers i>1\ntht? World pet their name-'\nIf every man was as hie as he (wis\nthere wouldn't be standing room In\nthis country-\nHouse Cleaning requisites at Pinks,\nt'ure Pood CJrocery.\nD, V Mott, Dl Fernie, representing\nthe Kurd AutnmobUe Co., was in\nthe city Wednesday on husiness\nGOOSE EGOS for hatching Pure\nBred Toulouse Geese:\u2014 3 eggs $1.00\u2014\napply to T. South, Cranbroov Hotel.\nA movement is on foot for the purpose of organizing a lodge of the\n\"Loyal Order of Moose,\" In this city.\nKILBY FRAMES PICTURES.\nA man will grant his wife any\nright mure cheerfully than the right\nto he sick when he feels had himself.\nMr. nnd Mrs G. H. Bishop, of Ore\nj mona, Alta., were Cranbrook visitors\nThursday.\nWe have been informed thnt work\nwill soon commenced on city improvements.\nRed, White, and Blue Sweet Peas,\n,in separate colors at Finks Pure\n; Food Grocery.\nA targe number of new cottuges\nare being erected on the prairie in\n; the vicinity of St. Joseph creek.\nThe Prince nf Wales in at Paris, hi*\nwent there to complete his French\neducation.\nThose who boast they never did\n, any harm are generally those who\nnever did any good.\nMrs, McCarthy and daughter of\nCreston, were Cranbrook visitors or\nTuesday.\nO. B. Staples, of WyclilTo spent\nspent several days this week in Crnn\nbrook,\nMr. and Mrs. Spence, and dnughtoi\nof Winnipeg, were Cranhrook visitors\n\u25a0 on Tuesday.\nMr. and Mrs. H. H. Northam, of\nMedicine Hat, were Cranbrook visitors on Tuesday.\nMrs. Breckenridge, and daughters,\nof Plncher Creek, were Cranbrook\nvisitors Tuesday.\nA. K. Watts, nnd K. Watts, of\nWattsburg, were at Cranhrook Tuesday on business,\nNnw is the time to commence operations preparatory for the coming\nagricultural fair,\nSn William Whyte says in a few\nyears the west will boss the cast.\nWe'll hope we make n better job of it\nFrank Christian, manager uf the\nProspector, waB at Fort Steele on\nMonday on business,\nKILBY PRAMIDH PIUTURHfl.\nThe post office is rapidly being\n.onstructed it is expected thnt it will\np be ready lor occupancy late In the\nsummer,\nKlmoro Staples, of Wycllflc was in\nthe city Monday. Mr. Htll pi OH has\njust returned from a winter trip tn\nBermuda\nMany Indies went foi a walk down\non the pralrlo on Sunday, nml a\niiiiml ft ttutt don'l l'n to churrh had\nn chniice to see the new lid.\nThe l ww'(i., ivHI mid out that\nBritish Columbln is an unhealthy\nstamping ((round foi profession il\nagitators\nffinrly Roho Potatoes for seed at.\nFiuks Pun- Food Grocery.\n&l)c &ivoiH.ei;tca\\\nVor Sales List,\nKull SA1.K Tlii'iiiiii;lilil',',l Rhoilo li\nlanil mill Brown Leghorn ISkiji\n$1.50 lor i.i tl W.l.ailils, city. II\ns VI.K Kl-its [or liiiu'liinn limn\nselectou* winter layora, in S. C.\nRhode li*hvinl Hi'ils. whtot' wynn\nilutt\u2122. ImiTiI orutiiKtone inula.C.\nwhite ami brown logltorns '1,50\nper setting. .1. QartsltlQ, I'lens-\niiui View, Poultry Fnrm, Cranbrook. Phono 37711. i:i-4t\nSALE\u2014Poultry ranch, build-\nMt'KMs. V\ni' lluwiu'sH, lleiti'ue 11.\nStovonaott, I\nMi-TnviMli mul A. li.\n.'.'iiiii'iuii. wn\ntiintobllod tu Wann mi\nrhurwlny\nTlioj ropnrl having it\nvery ploiiminl\ntrip,\nlied, Wltlto,\n.111,1 Hliu- SlVI'I'l I'l'ilS.\nin Roparato\nl-',\u201e.,l lIl'i.lTlj\ncolors lit Kliik.i I'uii'\n\u2022H-+++++++++++-I\"l + M\"l\"l + H \u2022H\"f+++++H\"H\"H-l-H\"H.^\nAll that Skill and Pure Dings can do\nyou will get at our\nDispensing Department\nEvery Prescription is Dispensed and\ndouble checked by\nSkilled Druggists\nWe can Dispense any intelligently writ-\n$ ten prescription or receipt no matteiwhether\nEuropean or American\nBring Us\ni your Family Receipts for Compounding, v,e 1\nt Know Our Business. Satisfied Customers\nare our bread and butter.\nOur Wall Papei Department\nA number oi ladies was down on i\nCranbrook street this week inquiring I\n| ibout the two kids. Wc thought tint I\ni thai we heard the word \"stung\" ns\n\u25a0 thoy past us on the si reel.\nWesley Ollne who hns for some [\ni tunc been cutting men's hair shorter|\nJin the Manitoba Hotel, will continue\nto do so iu his new quarters in the\nPalace t'igar store,\nDon't forget the Calico Hall on\nTuesday evening next. The Indies aux-\niliarary of the U. It. of T., will be\nnt the Auditorium, early, and entertain you. You will have the time ot\nyou life if you attend.\n\u25a0*\nis in charge of Mr. Clark who has had long\nexperience in this line.\n:; Beattie-Murphy Co., Ltd \u25a0\u25a0\n\"THE REXALL STORu\"\nWhere It Pays to Deal\nH\"H\"I~M\"M\"I\"H-H~H\"H\"1- \u25a0l--H-H-'M-l-'H\"H\">\"H\"|i|'l\"|i|\"|i|*l*\n+4>|>H\u00bbH<<*H^*H*l\u00bbM*l'>a^-i'-H''M*H\nI BEALE & EL WELL ii\nInge to accommodate 1000 fowl.-;\nalso loui) fowl, A roomed house\nwell and pump attached, irrlga- Miss Maystree has removed from\nted stream runs through land. Uurwell avenue to Lunistieii avenue.\n\"id I year old apple trees planted Miss Maystrc takes in hand knitting,\nloO 3-year old current hushes, crochet work, and baby's garments,\none acrea cleared, rest stumps: and wishes the change of address to\nstanding, 5 acres over all. he known to her several customers. It\npaid $1,500\t\nKILHY FRAMES PICTURE!!*..\nI $\nTerms $3,000 to he\ncash and the balance t\npurchaser. Apply at this\n> suit\noffice,\nl3-4t\nFOR SAIjB.\u2014Eggs for hatching, Crystal White Orpingtons, special\nselected breeders from strictly\nfirst class stock. Strong win\nter laying strain $3.00 per sitting of 13, fertility guaranteed,! The Board of Trade received a\n0. K. Kendall, Craubiook, Box forge number of advertising pam*\n*M- tf phlets this week. They were printed\nTO LET.-Ranch 270 acres, 16 acres) |n Toronto, but we fail to see the\ni -F. E. Simpson, and his son David,\ni of Kamloops, spent several days this\ni week in Cranbroov. Mr. Simpson.\nj was formerly publisher of the Cran-\n' | brook Herald, and 1ms a host of\nI friends who were pleased to see him.\nfenced ami under cultivation,\nbalance under fence, K miles i\nfrom city, flag station within\nlines, 7 buildings on ranch. For\nparticulars or rental write ltan-i\ncher, Box M, Cranhrook,\nUnion label on the work. Wonder\nwho printed them.\nWesley Ollne, the tonsoriai artist,\nhas moved from the Manitoba hotel\nto the Palace Cigar store in the\nFOUND.*-A horse halter. Owner toj Hanson Block. Mr. ('line will have\nprovide description and pay for! one uf the most modern and up-to*\nthis advertisement. Apply Pros- date barber shops in Cranbrook.\npector Office. \t\nWANTED Two good chicken brooders kl,rI>' RoHfl Potatoes for seed at. -\nat once.- Apply W. .1. Atchison Fi\"ks **lirt' Food Grocery,\n., 3!\\, .... . i W, F. Johnson returned home this\nFOR SALE. -One Chatham incubator , ,. . . . ., .\u201e.\n7\u2122 . ... ... veek after being down in the Klko,\n120 eggs, also black cochin ban-1., . . .. . , , , ,.\n$2.01. per .ittl.^.Or-!!!.\"';':\u21221'\"\"6 mM dolnR \" C0\"8\"1\"\ntnm eggs,\nders taken for the \"Peerless'\nREID'S SPECIALS\n1 prulile amount of IUowpi- work on tbe\n, ,,\u201e .,. . _.\u201e\u201e,11 linker Lllmbor Co.. Waldo; North\nam \"Hnral ton' incubators ana\nbrooder-. Apply S. Macdonald \u00ab\" {\":;m\"-M\" the Rl\"\"' S\"8kn-\nP. (). Box 102 Craabrook II. 0. \"\"'\" Mllls '\" ^'.l\n The Ladles Auxilliery Committee\n'desire to say that at the Calico Ball\nto take place on Tuesday next, the\n- \u25a0 - j ladies will wear Calico dresses, and\nBOENBO Heights, Vancouver, Lots the mpn just every day clothes, with\n$24:., corners $550*-tertnu $16.001 powileretl hair. Dress suits will he\ndown and $10.00 per month. 1 conspicuous bv tbeir absence.\nEIUHT Boom Cottage and out-bull-1 \t\ndings, centrally located in the! KIl.HV FRAMBS PICTURES.\nclty-$1800 cash, a good bar-! \"\"-\n\u25a0 W. .1. B. (leurard bus been having\nFIVE or ton acre tracts, suitable f\u201erj \u00ab\u00bb\u2022 whoJfl \u00b0' \"w Andltorlum renovft-\nFruit, Gardening. or Poultry te''; ,,IH la,PHt improvement is a\nraising. 2 miles from town, | *,I\u00bbI ll\u00ab\u00ablwood Moor on which dan-'-\ngiiarantced from frost, $100.00 an say they could dance forever,\nper acre, satisfactory terms. j Proving the Joy they feel in having\nnd ten acre blocks of first something good to glide over, as the\nclass land suitable for fruit, j hook says \"tripping to the tune of\ngardening, or poultry raising, [ music'\ntwo miles from Cranbrook |I00| T|m m0fl( congen,fl, ro,0 tn whi,\u201e\nJeanne Towler, America's most beautiful emotional actress has devoted\n. | her attention is to be found in F.\ntrict. (ioverument road pastl MflHon 'orawfonl's latest play \"The\nproperty. Five miles frotlH ffmtfl HJHter\u201e .\u201e w|)lph fl,|(i wj|| flp.\nFive\nan acre. Easy terms.\nThree ten acre blocks of choice fruit\nland in the famous Creston din\nKusy\nloi\nFive\nStation. $\u00abr. per\nterms.\nFOR SALE store building and\nfor Sii.2nii.iifl. Terms to respon\nslide parties. Here's an oppor\ntunity for one\nprising men\ncood thing,\nRANCH Containing 3f Cranbroolt's moRl bountiful homes !!\nai a siterlliee. li is locitlud in the la-.si pari of Ilie J|\nresidential district, ftiid occupies)! full lots. A beivutiul \u2022 \u25a0\nlevel lawn. Good woodshed and burn. Tho house con- \u25a0>\ntains 7 rooms beside bathroom, loil.-jt, pantry ami hall ]',\nKow.-raK.- pipes all laid, Conci'Oto founilHlion ami lint \"\nplace in den. Kor Price and terms apply lo . \u2022\n\u25a0 \u2022\ni; Chapman's Agency ii\nREAL ESTATE, RENTALS, INSURANCE. AUCTIONEERS !!\nP.O.Box 62 CRANHROOK, B.C. Phone 401 I\n$*********>**********\nSeeds, House Plants, Garden\nPlants, Etc.\nThe Oranbrook Floral t'o. reprc-\nKi-aici liy k. ii. ii. Stanley, nr.' now\ngrowing in Oranbrook\u2014Bedding Pin\nnts, Hmisf IManta, ate,, in lli,-ii\nL-lttHs I,,,use In Un* rear nf Nn. 21\nArnuitrong Avenue. Anything not In\n,t,,-k will i\u201e. nn.rureil from their\nHii|,|>ly Houaea, eonalatln^ nf 40,11011\nsquare feet nf iilaaa. 'I'luiy carry\nMcKenale'e colcl.rjtt.'.l Northern\ndrown Heeda at ll Armstrong Avenue where the people can leave their\nnnlera. Out flowers can be shipped\nnt two daya notice. IMt\nA BAN* INVRRTMONT.\nI will sell Lethbrldge\nIleal Kalnte al the nlllre nl\nP, DcVere Hunt fnr ii\nalmrt period, I'ai'tlea who\nnre in the market f,,r in\nvoatnienta; cull anil aee\nme. 1 guarantee to double\nyonr invnatment within\nthree nr al. mnntlia\n0, II.\nIIII.I.II'H\n*********** +++++++\nBull River Livery\nwishes in i,ill attention\nto hnviiifj ,i twice-daily\nstaj;i' service from\nBULL RIVER, B.C.\nin\nWARDNER\nmeeting East and West\nlinuiiil trains.\nCranbrook\nKindergarten\nHeld in Carmen's Hall\nConducted i\u00bby\nMrs. R. 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