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Van Hlyke 1,000\nMI.. Birdie McDonald 1,000\nMm. P. F. Patrick la.tl'Kl\nMra. Albert Carter 1,000\nMia. Sadie Moran 7,000\nMiss May Chapman 1000\nMlaa L. Flniss 1,000\nMl.. Jean Bridge 1,000\nMra. J. Draper 7,000\nMlaa Delia Drummond 1,000\nMIm Francia Drummond 1,000\nMlaa Rose Oa.kill 1,000\nMias Waritaret Kennedy 6,000\nMisa M. L. Roberts 27,000\nRobert Pye 26,000\nJaa Henderson 1,000\nMr. McKay 1,000\nMr. C. B. Rnrtlett 1,000\nMrs. Thos. Walton 7,000\nMis. Lillian Leask 1,000\nMrs R. A. Rackleylt 1,000\nOUTSIDE CRANBROOK\nMr. A. Portier, Athnlmere 7,000\nW. Williamson, Bnynea Lake ... 1,000\nMisa J. Cameron 1,000\nMrs. G. Downing, Athnlmere ...9,000\nMra. C. Hilton, Yahk 1,000\nMra. M. Palmer, Kragg 1,000\nMra. John Wool), Port Steele ... 1.000\nMias Lilly Sonnid, Moyle 0,000\nThe first standing of candidates in\nthe \"Prospector's\" voting contest\nbrings to light a number of active\ncontestants. There ure otber mimes\non the list representing candidates of\nquality and the fact that the mere\n1000 voteB given with each nomination hns not been ndded to, does not\nmean that progress has uot been\nmade. Votes are not Issued until\nsubscriptions have been entered upon\ntha contest records. It is safe to\npresume that nil candidates are anx-\nioua to display their strength, and\nfor thnt reason tbe vote appearing\ntoday ia a fair representation of the\nprogress made to dute. But the contest Is very young, und no one has\na start that cannot he equalled by\nauy candidate who is in earnest. A\nnewly entered candidate could attain\na commanding position with four or\nAve subscriptions. Look nt the vote\nschedule and figure it out for your-\nsell.\nMISS ROBKRTS LBADINO\nMisa Roberta haa captured tbe honors of the contest to the present date\nand today's publication will show ber\nfriends and supporters tbnt she Is in\ntop position. Miss Roberts has n\nhost of friends who will support her\nthroughout the campaign and doubtless, she will be one of the strongest\ncontenders for the capital prize.\nRobert Pye, the youngest canclidnte\nrecently proved himself to be u vote-\ngetter ol unusual ability, and he hus\nmany frlenda who feel he can do tbe\nsame thing over again. He is in\nshort\nWatch\nsecond place today and only\ndistance behind the leuder.\niiis votes grow.\nA splendid measure of success has\nattended the efforts of Mra. P. P.\nPatrick during the Ilrst week ol the\nconteat.\nOther conteatants who ure securing\ngood results are Messrs. McKay and\nBartlett. Both these gentlemen are\nreported to be \"getting the votes.\"\nJ. D. Henderson Is also in tbe race\nand rumors are to the effect that\nhe Is meeting with splendid support.\nAnd there are other candidates too,\nhut so far away they have not turned\nIn nny votes. However that doea not\nmean that they havn't got them.\nDoubtless they will make a big showing next week. Votes will be published In every Issue of the paper.\nThe first period closes one week from\nWednesday and after that dute the\nsecond period schedule will be In\neffect. The second period schedule is\ntwenty per cent lower than tbe first\nTbe schedules will positively not be\naltered at any time bo the wise contestants will do their best work before the close of the present period.\nThe contest iB all over six weeks\nfrom tonight. The candidate who\nwins the capital prize will he Paid at\nthc rate of $150 a week for' the time\nthey ure engaged in the contest. Do\nnot this seem like pretty fair pay for\nyour spare time.\nINTEREST INCREASES\nThe public interest in thc contest\nis increasing every day nud many ol\ntbe candidates are doing the beat they\ncan to pile up a big number of votes\nbefore tbe first period closes. Everybody Is talking about the contest\nand everybody will have a favorite\nbefore the race Is won. Many subscribers have culled at the otlice during the last week and have paid their\nsubscriptions. When a subscriber\ncalls in thia way, he is asked to nam\nthe candidnte tor whom he wishes to\nvote, and the votes are credited as in\nHeated by hint. Many contestants\nhave received votes in this way during the last week.\nNOT TOO LATE\nWe are being naked by many who\nare interested in the great conteat\nwhether or not it Is too late to enter. IT CERTAINLY IS NOT TOO\nLATE TO BNTBR. In fnct, there\nhas been such a small vote polled so\nfur that a person starting now is under un hnndicnp worthy of mention.\nBut NOW Is the time to enter andto\nget In your big work while the subscriptions count the most. Impress\nthis upon your friends muke it plain\nto them thnt you cannot win these\nprizes without their nssistunce; let\nthem subscribe through you\u2014and remember, you are not asking a favor\nIn the true sense of the word. You\nure giving value for whnt you receive.\nMoyie Celebration\nCrowds linjoy the Mining Town's Hospitality\nOn Monday, July Ist, Dominion\nDay, Moyie celebrated, and a long\nprogramme wna arranged. A large\nnumber of Crnnhrookltea were In attendance. Following were the win-\nMrs In the severul events.\nPlrst money In the high jump\nwas laken hy Sid Elmer ol Oranbrook, with C. B, Howard of Creston a close second.\nHid Elmer wus also first In the\nbop, skip and lump, with ('has Nord-\nmun second.\nA special race In which five Hindus participate,!, caused u lot of tun\nund atter the race thu winners gathered their frlenda ami proceeded to\nbold a pink tea after the fashion In\ntbelr native land..\n' Bid Elmer captured tlrst money In\nthe 100 yard toot race with J. T.\nBrowning aeeond.\nIn the Indies race Miss l.lllle Con-\nrait waa tlrst, and Miss ll. Blackburn\nNCond.\nHid Elmer wns irrepressible und\nagain captured Ilrst. money ln the\nbroad lump, with O. Nordmnn second\nReproductions of Art\nWe have lust received a series of\nreproductions In pimnil form, of oil\npaintings by Carl Welmer nnd o. B.\nHernlnghuli*. These nre titled\u2014\nA fight Inr tho overland Mall\nAttack on an Imlgrnnt train.\nThe Relief Train.\nWestwnrd Hot\nThe Puthers ol Wntors.\nThese are being distributed hy th\nAnhndser-lliisrli Brewing Association\nof Ht Louis. Mo. U.S.A. If properly;\nframed these panels will be n credit\nto any living room or den, and\nIrlends und patrons ol the \"Prnspoc-\nIn the single handed drilling conteat H. Tnompson drilled n seven\nand three-quarter inch hole and took\ntlrat money, while Jim Colli wus\nsatisfied with second money having\ndrilled six nnd a quarter Inches.\nIn the log rolling contest C. B.\nWhltton wna awarded the prize, and\nhe certnlnly deserved It ns be gave a\nline exhibition.\n0, K, Tattoii won In the motor\nbout rare. nnd J. Browning had\nthe best decorated motor bout.\nThe Silver City has always celebrated Dominion Day, and while moat of\nthe events were lor the children, yet\nthe different attractions were In keeping with dnys past, and were very\nattractive to tbe crowd In attendance\nMoyie has a big asset in the Luke\nwhlrh is one of Ihe llnest sheets of\nwater In this province.\nThe pleasures of the day were cloned by a dance in the evening. Tbe\nmusic wus excellent, the attendance\nlarge, and everybody went home perfectly satisfied with their outing at\nMoyle.\ntor\" can procure copies af tbem by\nremitting to the Anbeiiser Advertising Department the hiiii.I1 sum ol 25c\nto cover postago.\nCarl Weimar spent most of his life\namong the Indiana during the middle\nof' the pnst century und his reputation ns nn artist is recognised everywhere; Mr. Rernlnghnuu Is probably\ntbe best, of the present day Indian or\nWestern scene artists.\nAny of our renders wishing to aee\na copy ot those bountiful paintings\ncan do so by calling at our ofllce,\nTheae paintings are really attractive and certainly reflect credit upon\nthe publishers.\n OKANBKOOK, B.C , SATURDAY MORNING, JULY (Ith 1912\nJohnson Still Champion\nPolice Stop Contest After Nine Rounds Milling-\nJohnson Never Extended Himself\nNo\nOverseas' Meeting\nOrganizer Wrench Visits Cranbrook and is givtn a\nRousing Welcome\nRINOBIDB, Bast Ua Vegas, July\n-th-Jack Johnson la still the heavyweight champion pugilist of tbe world\nIn his battle with Jim Plynn, he was\ngiven the decision in the ninth round,\nThe police stopped tha tight.\nJobnaon easily demonstrated bla\nsuperiority over Plynn. The dusky\nchampion bandied the white man as\na school boy handles a play toy and\nnever at any stage of the game had\nthe \"whit* bona\" a chant* to win.\nTbe black cbampian surprised tbe fan\nwith bis showing. After being out ot\nthe ring tor about two years he came\nback and proved the fact tbat all bis\nold time cleverness, bis quickness and\nbeautiful footwork wna still with him\nHe won aa he pleaaed and practically\ntoyed with his opponent. Prom present indications there is not a single\naspiraot for the heavyweight honor\nwho has the slightest chance to defeat Johnson.\nJohnson wagered 110,000 to 13,000\nthat he would win. Considerable\nmoney waa placed on. the fight with\nodds at 10 to 4 and 10 to 5.\nThe champion received a certified\ncheckfor 131,100 from Promoter Cur-\nley two houra before the yght began.\n11,100 of this amount wus tor training expenses.\nTHE PlfJHT BY ROUNDS\nThe following Is a detailed report\nof the light by rounds:\u2014\nROUND 0NK-\"W1U you shake\nhands, Jgck?\" queried Plynn, as ne'\nopened the battle by rushing into a;\nclinch. \"No\" retorted the black. I\nPlynn kept in close, but Johnson\neasily avoided his attempts and Hung\na stiff left to the ear. The champion\npushed his man across the ring, and\nhooked his left to the ear, and a\nmoment later Hung a hard, abort arm\njolt to the law. Joboson smiled constantly, anh fought with great care.\nPlynn.backed tbe negro against the\nropes and tbe champion rewarded him\nwith a right that cut a deep gash dn\nder his left eye. Round all Johnsons\nROUND TWO-As Plynn rushed\nJohnson simply grabbed bim about\nthe shoulder and held him at bay all\nthe while grinning like an ape.' The\nchampion poked at tbe fireman's face\nwith light leads. They clinched,\nJohnson upper-cutting twice heavily\nwith rlghta to the Jaw. The champion toyed with Flynn twice more\nshooting right undercut to jgw, one\nuf which sent the fireman's head bobbing. The champion wg* careful ull\nthe time. Flynn's mouth bled aa be\ntook hia seat. Johnson's round.\nROUND THREE\u2014Flynu cut short\na remarv af Johnson by twice hooking bis right to the jaw. This nettled the blncv and he cut loose with\nshort uppercuts. Johnson bled slight\nly from the mouth us he emerged out\nof a mid-ring mlx-up hut Plynn spat\nblood in a stream as the champion\ncut hla mouth wltb a volley ol right\nand lefts. Plynn rushed in close and\nwas met with tbe customary rain of\nright and left upuercuta to the face.\nAt that It seemed as if tbe champion\nwasholdlng himself In cheek. He\nsbook Plynn with a few stomach tape\nscarcely trying to protect his body\nfrom Plynn's attacks. Johnson con\nstantly shoved his stomach and invited him to blaze away which convulsed tbe spectators. Plynn caused\na great cheer when he rushed the\nblack to the ropes and planted a solid lift to the jaw. Tbe round Vnded\nwith Plynn's face covered with blood.\nROUND POUR\u2014Johnson turneu his\nhead to the apectors and hnrdly noticed bis white antagonist. Plynn\nbanged away at the stomach but this\ntime Johnson covered up and shot 4\nlefts to tbe face tn quick succession\nvarying it with a left uppercut to thc\njaw. Flynn ut close range put half\na dozen punches on the stomach qut\nJohnson smiled und made no attempt\nto protect his mid-section. Johnsen\nnroused the crowd to merriment by\nreleasing Flynn's hold and clupplng\nhis own gloves together like a happy\nachool girl.\nI can't light while he's holding me.\nshouted Plynn.\nROUND FIVF.-Flynu butted wltb\nbis head three times and complained\nthat Johnson made it justifiable by\nholding him. Flynn wga scarcely re-\nprimaoded for deliberately butting\nthe champion. Flynn tried to Hnd a\nloop-hole to stem tbe beating given\nhim Johnson rushed the yreman\nwith bis speed, landing left and right\nto the jaw. \"He's holding me.\" was\nPlynn's cry. Johnson, maddened,\nlanded a volley of straight left and\nright punches to the face, fairly\nblinding Plynn. Then he stopped him\nself apparently with a view tn prolonging the conteat. Plynn's seconds\nnlso wuraed him to cease hutting\nwhen be sat down.\nROUND SIX-Johnson landed fully\na dozen rapid fire rlghta and lefts to\nthe fireman's face and at the same\ntime placed himself in a position to\nwithstand Flynn's beat butting facilities. '\"Walt a minute,\" cried the\nchampion, to a spectator who had\nshouted for him to end it. Plynn\nbled profusedly from the noae aa\nJohnson beat him with left and right\nto the jaw. Plynn failed to land\na glove on tbe champion, the black's\ndefease provlag Impregnable. Johnson made the blood (airly apurt aa\nhe ruined blow after blow on hi* opponent.\nThere was not a drop ol blood on\ntbe champion aa he took bia seat.\nROUND HBVBN-Flynn again tried\nto butt and waa thrice warned.\nPlynn was helpless ln the champion'*\nbunds and for the tenth time ln thia\nround, was warned by the referree,\nsaylag, \"One more and I'll disqualify\nyou.\"\nROUND BIOHT-Plynn kept up his\nbutting tactics to save himself from\nthe champions slaughter. He was\nwarned repeatedly. The black kept\nripping Flynn with uppercuta, the\nround ending all Jobnaon.\nROUND NINE-Johnaon held the\nAremnn ut arms length in nn attempt\nto guard himself against the fireman-\nconstant butting. Finally be got in\nclose, jumped a foot ln the air and\nlanded with tbe top of his bead a-\nalnst the negro's jaw. Captain Pollack, realizing that, seemed loath to\nend the contest on a foul, jumped\nInto tbe ring and brought the battle\nto an end. Referee Smith thereupon\nguve the decision to Johns. x, John\nson wns given a terrific cheer.\nWolgast-Rivers Fight\nLOS ANOBLK8, Cal., July 4th.-\nAd. Wolgaut, light-weight champion\nof the world,, wns given the decision\nhere today ln his battle with Joe\nRivera. Both men were knocked out\nin the thirteenth round but tbe referee gave the decision to the champion. Rivers claima u foul but the\nreferee ignored the claim while tbe\nmob of excited fans flocked into the\nring, tn the thirteenth round there\ncame a blow which landed low and\nin nn inatant both boy* were sprawl-\ning on the floor writhing in agony.\nWolgaat is credited with having landed the low blow and at the same instant Rivers ahot a hard right to\nthe champion's jaw. The referee's\ndecision wna very unpopular and be\nmade his escape from the arena as\nlUickly as possible.\nRivers waa clearly the winner In\nthe opinion of the majority ot the\nfans. He outclassed Wolgast in near\nly every round. In footwork, blocking and judgement of distance he was\neasily Wolgast'a superior.\nA highly successful meeting of Ue\nCranbrook branch of the Overseas\nclub was held in the Auditorium on\nlaat Thursday night. The object ol\ntbe gathering being to welcome Mr\nE. Wrench, the honorary organizer of\nthe movement.\nTbe Overseas club is not two year,\nold yet, having been founded in Aug\nlist 1910, and'during thut period It\nhas become tbe most powerful patrl\notic society in the British Empire.\nIts members conalst of British sub\nlerts. no matter In wbat part of the\nworld they were born. Canadians,\nAustralians, Houth Afrtcuns, New\nZealand.\u2122 anil people born in tbe\nOld Country.\nAt present the Overseas club baa a\nworld membership of 91,000 all ot\nthem residing the British Isles, while\nthe Canadian membership ia over\n::0,000. In Canada the Overseas club\nnumber 75 organized breaches stretch\ning from the Province of Quebec to\nVnncouver taland. The object of Mr.\nWrench trip la to visit aa many aa\npossible of the clubs In the Dominion.\nThe primary object, of the Overseas club, which owes Its inception\nto an idea of Mr. Cecil Rbodea, Is aa\nfollows:\n\"Believing the British Empire\nstands for justice, freedom, order and\ngood government, we pledge our\nselves as citizens of the greatest Km\nl>ire in tbe world to maintain the\nheritage handed down to us by our\nfathers.\"\nMr. Wrench, wbo was Introduced by\nMr. N. A. Walllnger, president of the\nCranbrook branch of Oversells club,\nwhich numbers some 150 member*,\ndrew attention to the fact that the\ngreat success of the movement was\nto tbe tact that It waa non-party,\nnon sectarian, and recognized no\nclass distinctions, their extraordin-\nThe News of the Week\nInteresting Events of Recent Occurance\nY O 1!~I Mean Y O U\u2014Remember\u2014\nKllby Frame* Picture*.\nMr. and Mrs. Oeo. Watson were In\ntown Friday.\nP. L. Coller of Edmonton, was iu\nthe city Friday.\nMen's Huits, this years patterns\nund style*, 115-lltl-and 818.00 line*\nit less than 110.00.\nChoice ('antelopes und watermelons\nut Campbell * (Manning..\nMr. nnd Mrs A. McKinnon spent\nDominion Day at Waa*.\nFew Iron beds, left to sell at 1.75\n0, 0. H.\nMrs. Oliver Burge of Perry Creev\nwu* In town Thursday.\nAn entire change nf programme at\nIbe Bdlson Theatre tonight.\nMen's Suits, this year* patterns\nand styles, $lfi-IIO-and 111.00 lines\nat less than 110.00.\nHarry Mathers came over from\nPort Steele nn business Friday.\nNominate a candidate not previously nominated In tht contest aud you\nwill recetv* a 110 gold piece wben that\ncontest nut turns In 150 In subscription orders. Send in the name ol a\nfriend today.\nJ. McLaren ol Moyle, wa* registered at the Cosmopolitan Friday.\nFew Iron bads, left to sell ut 1.75\nO. 0, H.\nMrs. Tlsdule bus been' staying for\na few days with Mrs. W. Doran,\nPreserving cherries nnd riutherrles\nnext week at Campbell at Manning*.\nMen's Suits, this year* patterns\nand style*, 115-lllr-and 113.00 lines\n*t lea* tban 110.00.\nR.O. Hamilton ol Toronto, was registered at the Crnnbrook on Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. T. I\u00abit\u00bbh, and daughter ol Fernie, were in the city Tuesday.\nPew Iron beds, left to sell at f .75\nC. 0. H.\nPrank Murphy wbo has been to Cat\ngary on business returned home Friday.\nY O U-I Mean Y O U-ltemember-\nKllliv Frame* Picture*.\nMr. nnd Mrs. Bannister of Fort\nSteele were Crnnhrook visitors Friday.\nMen's Huits, tbls year* patterns\nand style*, $15--III, -and 818.00 lines\nnt leas than 110.00.\n0. A. Foot, of Moyle, wns translating business nt Oranbrook this\nweev.\n|i, .1. ('illusion, lelt\n1 holiday trip to the\nMr. and Mrs.\non Friday on\nconst.\n100-315.00 111; 00 and 318.00 Men's\nSuits to he closed out for leas than\n110.00 at the C C. S.\nMr. and Mrs. T. T. McVittie, ot\nFort Hteele, were Crnnbrook visitors\nTuesday.\nThe Ladles Alii of the Methodist\nChurch will give a Lawn Social on\nMr. Uren's Lawn, ou Wednesday even\ning, July 10th, A good progrgmme\nhaa been provided. Keep this date In\nmind. Come nud hnve a real good\ntime.\nMr. and Mrs. P. Brandon, of Toronto, were guests nt tbe Crnnbrook\nMonday.\n\"Bob\" Fltznlminon* with n Inrge\ncompnny will play at the Auditorium\non July 18,\n1110-315.00 $10.00 uud 313.00 Men's\nSuit* to be closed out for leas than\n110.00 nt tho 0, 0. S.\nMr. and Mrs. P. H. Kesler, of Moyle, were registered at the Cosmopolitan on Monday.\nF. J. Hmythe, of Moyle, arrived in\ntown Monday to take a position on\nthe llernld staff.\nMen'a Huits, tbls years patterns\nnnd style*, 115-110- ami 313.00 lines\n.it less than 310.00.\nH. J. MrCreery of London, Ont., Is\nvisiting his sons Robert and Oeorge\nMrCreery this week.\nThe Oladstone sisters at the Audi\ntnrlum tbls week, their best acts will\nbe given tonight.\n100-115,00 118.00 and HH.no Men's\nHuits to lie closed out for less than\n310.00 at the C. C. H.\nMrs. W. II. Hllson, und Mr*. II, C.\nJohnson, will spend th. summer\nmonths In tbe fur east.\nIIOIIN-tt the Ht. Eugene Hnspltil\non Tuesday, July 3rd, to Mr. nnd Mrs\n.1. MrRonuld, a daughter.\nV O U-I Menu Y 0 I! Remember\nKllby Friimes Pictures.\nMesdnmes Fred Hlnniore, und A, II.\nFenwick, of Fort Steele were Cranhrook visitors Tuesday.\nIt Is reported Hint \"Billy\" Nutt\nnnd .lurk Curvrr will hoi 1:, rounds\nut Now Michel ou July \"Slid.\numi llfi.im $111,011 and 318.110 Men's\nSuits to be elOKKl out for lens tliun\ntin.ihi at tbo Oi O. H.\nMr. and Mrs. Alex. Taylor and\ndniir-htei ol Klmherley were dun\nhrook visitors on Tbursduy\nsry progress was particularly due to\ntwo Individuals, Earl Orey, late\ngovernor general of Canada, president of the Canadian section ot the\nOverseaa club, who were largely Instrumental in interesting prominent\nCanadian, in the movement waa to\ngive ilrst place to Ixird Nortbcliffe,\ntho proprietor of the London Dally\nMall,\nLord Northcilffe has taken the llvl-\niirt Interest In the movement since\nIts Inception and by placing the columns of the overseas daily Mail at\ntbe dispoaal of tbe Overseas haa made\nthe press tbe beat means of establishing Its efforts wherever British\nsubject* nre gathered together In any\nport of Uie globe.\nMr. Wrench complimented tbe Craahrook brunch of the Overseaa club In\nthe splendid manner ln whlcn they\nrelebrated Empire Day.(May 24tb>.\nhy making It 11 children, day. He\nexpressed the bone that every branch\nof the OveraeuB club iu Canada\nwould follow Cranbrook's example\nThe vital problem in Western Canada to day waa how to accommodate\nthe ever increasing number ot foreign\nimmigrant* who are pouring into the\nprairie provinces from aU part* ol\ntbe world. Mr. Wrench related, how\ndurin: his frequent visits to Wet-tern\nCanada be bad spoken In many occasions to foreigners In Siikubchewnn\nand Alberta who did not know wbat\nthe union fair was. He hoped tbat\ntbe Overseaa club would would follow\nthe e,ample of the United State*\neducational authorltiea and Insist in\ntbe necessity of instilling patriotlam\ninto the minds nf the school children throughout the Dominion. Much\nwas already being done in that direction hut there wns great need for\nfurther action.\nPerry Creek Celebration\nDominion Day Celebrate*! Handsomely\nThe Carmen'* Picnic, held on Dominion Dsy wa* a\" complete success.All\nkinds of Athletic Sport* were indulged In and thoroughly enjoyed.\nAbout lap Cranbrooklte. went to\nPerry Creek in Automobiles and rlgn\nof every description.\nThe lollowlng is the programme and\nwinners ot tbe various events:\u2014\nUnion men's 70 yurd race\u2014Fir\u00bbt,\nB. (Iridley, pipe and cose; second, (1.\nBaldwin, but of cigars, third J, Cam\neron, tobacco pouch.\nMarried ladiea, 50 yard race\u2014Plr.t\nMra. Doran, flower howl;, second Mrs.\n('.rant, flower stand; third, Mrs. Ilrld-\niey, licit buckle.\nSingle ladles, 50 yard race-Plrst\nMIm Hlckenbotham, ladles neck collar? second, Mia* Maggie Clark, aide\nhair nimli: third, Miss Bertha Hlckenbotham, ladle* neck collar.\n(iirls, from 4 to 0 years old, 40\nyards-First, Maggie Burton, cradle\nand doll; second Daisy Whlttaker.\nkitchen set; third, May McKeunn,\nsmall painted hall.\nBoys, 4 to 6 years old, 4(1 yards-\nFirst, Charlie Reekie, big ball; sec.\nond Charlie McKenna, water pistol,\nthird, A. Nother, small ball; fourth,\nHam Jones, small ball.\n(Jlrls, (i to 10 years old, 40 yard*\u2014\nFirst, Agnes Reekie, gold bracelet\nsecond, Nellie McKenna, big doll\ntblrd, Majotie Burton, girl* necklet,\nHoys, 8 to 12 years old, 30 yards\nlint, Sam Whlttaker, 11.00; second,\nlack Klrkland; automatic toy pistol,\nthird. Willie Learning, ball.\nBoys, 12 to 18 year, old\u2014First,\nWillie Uiurle, 82.00; second Fred\n\"l.ntley, 81.U0; third, ('onion McKenna, 50 cents.\n(ilrls, 12 to III years old\u2014First\naggie Bennett, gold locket, accoud\nK, Mat-Donald, hand paluted buckle,\nWedding Bells\nOn Saturday afternoon, June 20tb,\nul the Methodist Parsonage, Mr, L.\nAikens was united In Holy matrimony to Miss Oladys May Onaklll. The\nceremony was performed by Rev. W.\nK. Dunham.\nThe wedding was a quiet affair none\nbut 11 few frlenda of the contracting\nparties helng present.\nThe happy couple were the recipient\nnl many numerous present*,\nMr. and Mrs. Aikens left on tbt\nafternoon train lot Medicine Hat.\nwhere they will realdt.\nSerious Accident\nAlei. Henderson, 11 liiii\u00bb|erm*u, who\nhas been in the district fur Mint\neight yenr*, met with * serious accident nn Tuesday morning.\nllo went luto the mill at Ryan\nthird, Doris MacLean, hand painted\nbrooch.\nMen, Myears and over, 70 yard*\u2014\nFirst Louie Pearron, gold cuff link*\nand irtiek pin; second, James Lunn,\nembossed pocket knife; third, I\/mls\nStock well, suspenders.\nFat men's race, 70 yard*-First,\nJohn Brown, embossed pocket knife;\nsecond, John Beaton, miapendent,\nthlrs, Dan Burton, wrist band*.\nMen's free for all, 100 yard*\u2014First\nMr. Porter, Egyptian my.tery; *ec-\nond, Hobn Knutson; tblrd, Jock\nSender.\nBoys, 0 to 8 years old, 40 yard*,\nFirst, David Reekie, atory book;\nsecond, Ray Beaton; hall; third,\nCharlie Chapman, money box.\nOlrlu, 8 to 12 years old. 40 yard*\u2014\nPirat, Rddie MacDonald, necklet; aeeond, Dora Maclean, ladies companion; third, Ada Bennett, cup, saucer\nand plate.\nMarried ladiea, consolation race\n40 yards\u2014First, Mrs. Jacobson, 32\nworth of groceries; second, Mr*.\nReekie, art plate; third, Mrs. Burge,\npicture.\nYoung men'a race, 10 tn 20 years\nold, 100 yard*\u2014First Harold Hyalop.\n82.00; second Cack Senium, 31.50;\nthird, Alex Clark, 81.00.\nAlter tbe athletic sports were concluded, dancing commenced In tb*\nlarge pavilion, and was kept up until lute In tbe evening. The picnickers returned to Cranhrook about\neleven o'clock.\nTbe committee on arrangement*,\ndesire to express their sincere thank*\nto Mr. McKenna and Mrs. Oliver\nBurge, who so kindly assisted ln mak\ning the dgy such a aucce**, also to\nour city merchants who f-rnvided *uch\ns generous list.\nclothed ln a raincoat, which caught\nin the machinery and before the\nengine could be stopped, hi* right\narm was torn from hi* \u2022boulder, several rib* broken, with Internal Injuries. He I* In a very aerioua condition at th. Ht. Eugene ho*ptt*l\nunder tht cart of Dr. J. M. Hell.\nKimberley'i Celebration\nKlmherley, July 1.\u2014Dominion Day\nwaa celebrated her. by sports and\ngames. I'rlt.s were distributed to\nconteatants in rnrea, tugs of war,\nand other athletic sports. A large\nnumber of Crnnhronkltes were In attendance and participated In the\npleasure, of the day.\nThe Udlli Aid ot tbe Methodist\nChurch will give a Uwu Hoclal (HI\nMr. Uren's Lawn, on Wednesday even\ning, July lOUi. A good programme\nha* beeu provided. Keep thla date In\nmind. Com* and have a real good\ntlmt. ,THE PROSPECTOR, CRANHROOK, H. C.\ni\n\u2022-~-rH--M-|-l--l--H-l-l--^1 I'l-i-M\n| Riverview Outing Place\nST. MARY'S LAKE, B. C.\nThe Best Outing Camp in L-'.asL Kootena)\n\u2022i. Good Accommodations\nT \"T\nr j.\n.-, \u2022 -Gasoline Launch and Boats X\n| Will Open June 15th 1912 !\nZ H. LUNN, Proprietor *\nT t\n***** }***************** **********************\nOur Phone No. is 124\nYou can 'Phone us and we will\ndeliver your order to any place in\nCranbrook, and you will save\nmoney by buying your Groceries\nat\nLEASK & SON\n\"THK CASH GROCERS\"\nt\nj\n\u2022|. M-l-1-I-l-l-I-1 ***** II I I I I i-MI-l-m-ll-l-ll-l-l-l-l-l-M-l-.\nTemperance\nt\n*\nSchool Report 1911-12\nf\nDrinks ol all kinds cnn be had at un store lor\nuse during the coming hot weather.\nThirteen different Havours.\nDalton's Lemonade\n& Lime Juice\nJust received a Carload of Six Hundred C a>es\nFremont Grape Juice. An unfermented\nGrape Temperance Wine.\nA lull line of domestic and foreign wines,\nand cigars. Bar Glasses, eti.\nhqui.\nA. G. BOWNESS\nI\nT\ni\n!\n7\nT\nT\n-\ni\nList of Promotions and Honors\nThe Craubrook Public Bcboola cIob\nfil oo Friday last aad the pupils an\nnow having their vacation. Following ure the list of promotions:\u2014\nDIVISION 1.\nIn class i. examinations bave bwu\nwritten, and forwarded to the Board\nof Kxamlners at Victoria. The Roll\nuf Honor In this class were awarded\nto Miss Grade H3$glns tor regularity\n.uui punctuality, and to Misa Agitata\nDoyle tor general deportment.\nDIVISION II.\nDiplomas were awarded to Reginald\nSainsbury tor ueueral proficiency;\nDouglas Ftnnlss for regularity and\nRobert Burcta for de*\nT\nj\n', ************************.**.f*41' H\"I'-I-I\"H\"I\"I\"I * 1-4\nJ..|..H..|..|..|..I..|..|..|. .-..,.|..|..|.|.I**A*** 11-l-l -I-H-l l-l--I******\nt PHONE 340 P. o. BOX l>04 I\n| Cranbrook |\nPlumbing, Tinsmithing and i\nHeating Company I\nW. I'. JOHNSON - - PROPRIETOR |\n25 Years' Practical Experience I\n5 Yours Inspector of Nuisances I\nPlumbing and Sewerage Expert for T\nSvvinton, 30,000 Population |\nREPAIRS A SPECIALTY |\nEverything in Tin and Iron Made-to-Order J\nBlower Systems, Mini's, Ventilation Experts T\nHOT AIR FURNACE, HOT WATER 1\n& VACCUM STEAM HEATING t\nEstimates Given 2\nWorks, Edward St. Cranbrook X\n|..^.|..^.|..^.|..^.......|..|..I..|..|..|,.|..^.^.|..^.|..^.^.|..^.^^.|..|..|..^.|..^.H..M\u2022.|\u2022\u2022l\u2022\u2022^\u2022^?\nt**frt****W-l*******H********W*W1*'H\u00bbl***l'\nAUTOMOBILE SERVICE\nCRAN BROOK-W ASA\nAiitoniuliilc will Im- run weekly on\nTUESDAYS\nbetween Cranbrook and Wasa con- 1\n11<\u2022 i tut:', with incoming and outgoing .'.\ntrains, Good Passenger Accomodation. I\nN. Hanson 1\n. *********** ******* *************** ********* i\nf4..H.l|.|i.|..|\u00bb|\"|M|..|\"|..|..|..|w|-|.|-||.|.|.|--|--|^-|\"H'+-l-'l*l'l'l*l\"l*l'l'l'H'\n?\n+\nMr. Farmer\nHow About Implements;\nI Have Them\nMowers Cultivators\nSpring Tooth Harrows\nDiscs Plows\nK;ik(\ni\nJ. M. AGNEW\nKlko B.C.\n***** ***************** ******************** *\np-jnctt-i\nport-neat.\nPromoted from Juuior Kuurth lu\n.Senior Fourth:\nReginald Sainsburj\nFrancis Noble\nH.iMl Taylor\nWillie I'ren\nDelia gjowe\nHollo Ttuhn.son\nWillie Irfrtriutli\nMarion l.eitcli\nFlorence I'ren\n'.'live Uowe\nAlbert Laurie\nGladys Hickenhotham\nMellreil ('arson\nDelhi Greaves\nIrene Elmer\nGordon Walllnger\nHarriet Moflatt\nMarlon Robertson\nMabel Turner\nClillonl McNabb\nArthur Durcb\nON TRIAL\nEric Silence\nDouglas Pinnies\nVent Bl'ii'hvin\nRobert Pye\nPleasant Hinliley\nEnid Gill\nDIVISION III.\nDiplomas have been awarded to\nI'lum Elmer lor deportment; to Agues Reekie and Gorden Taylor tor\npunctuality and regularity; and Vigil\nSanto tor proficiency,\nPromoted from Senior Third Reader to Junior Fourth Reader:\nVigil Santo\nOrma McNabb\nObarllo Elmer\nHelen Bridges\nMerle Taylor-\nArthur Hichert\nEthel I'armaby\nNoel Walllnger\nMerritt Leask\nRnlnslord Parks\nMiuu Carson\nDora I'ye\nEdward Hannah\nHairy Doris\nllcnimlettc Doyle\nRoy ' Musser\nPhillip Brlggs\nGolln Carson\nNorma Moser\nRussell St. Eloi\nBertlin Gill\nPrqmoted Irom Intel ineillntu Third\nto Senior Third Iteiuler\nAlex .Menille\nLottie Moore\nGladys Bpence\nVgnoSI Reekie\nGordon ArgUO\nHugh I-'riiser\nMargnrel Bt, Biol\nJohn Noble\nlions Walllnger\nwiiiie Daniels\nGrenvllle Mussel'\nGordon MeKenmi\nDIVISION IV.\nTbe following diplomas were nwuril\nid I i.-i>< nt in.'.it Gladys Drunken,\nniiieiiiiiiiiy ami regularity Orontey\nI'avioi iiiotieieiiey Dorothy McLean.\nPromotions irom Division lour tn\nllvlilun Hue,.\nn thy MeLeiiii\nWIlllO Melllhon\nMay Binltll\nArmour Braull\nRowland cm\nMm v llm nbiirdt\nlliilolil iMiy\nBarclay McNeil\nMelville Dallas\nMny HiuiiII\nlleiyl Ciiiueron\nRaymond I'nrmnliy\nTeiui I'niku\nRnsn THo\niliiliiue lllelieuliullllllli\nMllo Drummond\nHoward Armstrong\nMury Malcolm\nJohn HyHlop\nUN TRIAL\nEiilber llrnilley\nNettle llolilliHiin\nFred llrnilley\nfrail Bwaln\nPromotions -Namoi In order ul\nJ | Merit; Division IV to division iv.\n(torn Intermediate seoond to Heniur\nSecond.\nMabel lll'owu\nMuriel lluxter\nKUireuce Hulledf.\nDorothy Reed\nEthel How\nHaioid Leask\nArthur Willis\nlluliv Deacon\nMabel McGoldrlc\nNellie McKeuua\nElsie Taylor\nFrom Junior Second to Intermediate Second.\nGladys lll'ookes\nViolet S.mpsou\nElsie llcattie\nCliliord St. Eloi\nHerbert llradley\nJohn Turner\nCrossley Taylor\nHarold Shaw\nDIVISION V.\nHonor Rolls: I'roticiency, I'rettn\nMerle Bathie; Regularity. Charles\nAustin Chapman; Deportment, John\nDow.\n. Promoted to Second Reader.\nMerle Bathie\nIrnia Ward\nDurum Argue\nViolet Jones\nJack Dow\nDelphine Dennett\nCecil Reude\nNina Belanger\nJennie Hopkins\nFaith Kendal\nWinona Btinson\nHliizn Johnson\n' Edith Murgatyrod\nFreda Taylor\nAustin Chapman\nAnnie Belanger\nMargaret Morrison\nON TRIAL\nChristine Carson\nVerne Woodmau\nWilms McNabb\nLeonard Ingham\nBessie Woodman\nDIVISION VI.\nHonor Rolls presented to May\nDrake Inr proficiency; Wlnnlfreil Phillips for deport ment; and Samuel\nSpeers lor regularity and punctuality.\nPromoted Irom Second Primer to\nFlrBt Primer.\nMuy Drake\nHurry Smith\nMarlon McKinnon\nMury Mann\nElizabeth Piggiit\nMalcolm 1'elunger .\nWinnie Phillip.\nHelen Warden\nLena Hchlerl\nDonnlil Dallas\nHerbert Hall\nGertrude Hopkins\nKdith I'limmlngs\nMaiiille Sroli\nNorman Wiisnoii\nEilnn Sanderson\nSamuel Bpeers\nAnnie Shaw\nSadie Lacy\nJoe Frost\nBruce Laurie\nCyril Selhy\nRay Hcntt\nPromoted Iruiu Second Primer 01ns\nII to ('lass A.\nNorman Beech\nGertrude Parnaby\nKarl Fenuessy\nLeonard liurton\nFaith Kwln\nRuth Simpson\nMaud Malcolm\nFreddy Brlggs\nJim Tito\nAda McKenna\nLcnnre Little\nBam Watson\nIrene Linnel\nJohn Townsend\nLouise Kelsey\nCiimlllii Titu\nEthel Clapp\nStanley Modal\nCessle FennesHey\nIvan lliiiili\nDIVIHION VII\nRoll oi Honor\u2014Regularity and\nPunctually Hope V. Taylor; I'rnll\nclency Allied Julllle; Deportment\nGnbiicllii Itiimllton.\nFiiiiii Senior First Primer tu Ju\nlilm- Second Preiuer\nAllied JolIRe\nIrene Cue\nlliiluil-llii Hiimllloii\nI ler tr inln Willis\nHeine Pinker\n.1 allien Keinball\n'i'lieltiiu Mtliiiinii\nHelen Leelere\nllowuril llriigaii\nkiitiiiI'.'ii Atchison\nGeorge I'uiiiiiweii\nHomer Aiilirrtln\nKiiziibeih Chapman\nJohn Klrklund\nClllll'les Mil:: el\nHope Taylor\nWilliam Leask\nMargaret Can'\nMilton SIhsoiis\nEdwai-il Taylor\nAllan Livingston\nNorvitl ('aslitke\nGordon Wooiliiiiiu\nLeo Frost\nOliver Onyo\nFrom Junior First Primer to Senior First Primer.\nGordon Armstrong\nElla Kendall\nPatricia McDermot\nVoru Baxter\nJohn Moffat\nJohn A. Ward\nJames Logan\nLena Brogllll\nEmma Reed\nBertie Townsend\nDonald Morrison\nChristopher Duekerlng\nKitty llosiudnle\nJeanne Donaldson\nLawrence Newsoni\nRicnard Johnson\nDorothy Bassett\nMichael Moore\nDIVISION VIII\nPromoted from Class A, First\nPremer to First Primer, Division VII\nMow Mah\nWilliam Guerard\nIsabel Parker\nMargaret Leask\nChristie Cormerly\nNellie Moore\nFloyd Bobs\nThresa Lacy\nHector Heniininii\nLeslie Sneddon\nRita McMillan\nKrma McKeil\nConnie McClelland\nDorothy Leask\nAlbert Aubertin\nArchie Horie\nAnnie Laurie\nOmer Bernard\nBeatrice Willard\nEddie Spence\nJeannie Cayo\nPromoted from Class F, First\nPrimer, to Cluss A, First Primer.\nOm Mah\nKatie Austin\nRuby Scott\nGeorge Coleman\nNellie Moore\nRichard Jones\nJohn Lancaster\nStanley Kemball\nDouglas Thompson\nPromoted Irom Class 0, First\nPrimer to Class B, First Primer.\nHarold Hollings\nGilbert Brault\nHarold Dow...\nVivian Kummer\nVera Lister\nHelen McGoldrlch\nMarlon Henderson\nJohn Shnw\nRaymond St. Klol\nRuby Lister\nNorub Flnlay\nNorma Walllnger\nKnrncst South\nDorothy Dillon\nOIIITiird Fluesso\nKathleen llpltu\nStanley Johnson\nHerbert McClellund\nDIVISION X.\nHonor Hull\u2014Prnllclency David\nWatson; I'linctiiallty nml Regularity\nMali Ring; Deportment Walter I,ionic\nPromotion list Division X, names.\nIn order ol merit. Division X to Division IV, Junior seeiiinl to senior\nmood,\nlluvld Watson\nRuth Kendall\nWalter Laurie\nRomeo III null\nDoris Salisbury\nHarold lluslam\nMah Ring\nIrene Derch\nLily Taylor\nGrace Doris\nKddie Turner\nKddle Brown\nLily McCrendy\nMuriel Jolmstuii\nDewey McNeil\nNg Wul Iluy\nJohn Drake\nFrank Bridges\nUntile Hollander\nON TRIAL\nViola Sarvls\nAllan Lacey\nEvelyn Mniire\nPrnniutliins Irom First Render to\nJunior Seeunil\nAllen Brown\nWillie Crawford\nSum Whlttaker\nMuriel Walllnger\nDanny liutileln\nMniv Larry\nHugh Hlmpsi.n\nEilwurd Rlne\nHector Diinnldsiin\nLily NeWHouie\nWilfred Ciiilwiillnilri\nEiiL-rne Hiithetinnd\nSidney llothiimliy\nHarry Musser\nMelhu Shnw ,.\nJoseph Put I Insoii\n\u2022.\u2022H--H\"l--H-'H-l+'f-H--H-M-H*- l-M\nA. Jolliffe, Prop.\nNorbury Ave. .'.\nPHONE 175\ni\n\u25a0f When you want Good, Fresh Killed\n1 Meat. That is the\nj Central Meat ;\nMarket\nTry Some of Our\nPrairie Creamery Butter\nPut up Specially for Us\n-M-+-H-1 I MM-1\u25a0.\u25a0..\u2022.\u25a0.\u25a0..\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0. \u25a0.+ \u25a0.!>++++++\u25a0-+*********\n*****t***>r************ *********************_\nI CORONATION HOTEL\nG. DOWNING, Manager.\nATHALMER, B. C.\nUnder New Management\nI EXCELLENTi ROOMS REMODELLED THROUGHOUT ;;\nt CUISINE UNEXCELLED\n? CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS\n| [AN UP-TO-DATE HOUSE\n?\n-H-t-'H-*M-*-H*-M--'-*-M^\nWENTWORTH\nHOTEL, g-fpp^^\nIs a large ami attractive hotel uf superior\nelegance in all its appointments, with a\ncuisine of superior excellence. Railway\nmen. Lumbermen ami Miners all go to\nThe Wentworth\nJ. McTAVISH - Proprietor\nYOU PAY WHEN CURED\nPrs.K.&K. TAKE ALL RISKS\nCiir-d _y the __m M.thoil Treatw.iir\nfir NO NAMW OR PHOTOS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT . ]\nNERVOUS DEBILITY\nThijnrinil. ..f yninii: mil inl.l Jlo-ouo.1 men nm iiiiiiii.ll)- mvi.p). fa n nremnltirn i-rnvn\ntin- n.:l. I.a.lv li,,l,.,.r..|,uiia, Bsanaat miJ 111 \u201e..l ll,.,.,.,.. ii vuu liioe nnv .,t Ilie i.il-\nllllllll.- BVIIIIMI.I.I. . ...L.lll |,a ll for. It I. I.} Ua, All! J.lll ll.-IVnlH \u201e\u201e,| \u201e,.\u201e|:, ,|,.\u201e,\t\nIli'lil me ii I. 1-neell. I. ium ll.o iiik, m.iIi ilmli n,,| , i,,,,|..,. ||\u201e ,\u201e. m'nll I k.\nk \u2022i-.lini.il.l\". ,iil|.i. ,l ilnilier.il, Inu. I, ,lr,.|i,,..| nml \u201e ||li nnl In i.rli.n\nI'lU'l'l ll'''. e,H Ml'.'.. II, ||..|1.,V .-I,... 1. ,. ,., \u25a0||e.|,|V\u00abl| ... \u25a0 |l|l) ,\u25a0\nllM-fH IH .like:, I vi.ilal ..\u25a0N-ll.,1 I..I, -nil,; . [-...'lleM |llll\/l, lUllslttlllH\nliniiiil.1, uuil. iii.iiii,,,.,,!, L.i-.-i.... un, ilacujr, I < |iiiii.i\u00ab, Imli' InilMl, i.,.ui tJirmii, ete.\n. . VOU WILL BK A WRECK\nOur Now Mrlliuil 'I'reiilm.itt e ill CUM .V mi iiii I lulll.n ll III..U nf villi, l'n,ler lln Inllll.\n > \u25a0-\u25a0'!\u25a0\u25a0 \u2022 \u25a0'- lie, Ilie til t |iiu 1 1. ..1 Mini nil |.nn|.li',. I.I In .im.l uleers\nillnnlili'nr. II ivml ,ir lli( \u201e...i,. |,, , ,|,,,i i\u201e.r,,,uHi\u201e.,,, lu, ,l.r,ilni-, mnl lien-\nII I J villll.ll, i line,,, I a liriiilil.tln, r.ie,, full mnl eln.ir, ennri'v reluriin In Ilia\nImly iiiiiI II -nl. |iliv.lonl nml bi.iihI .yileiiia nm iml -nloil: ml ilraliw a\nllinl-ll 'I'.'I ' n-ln Ir Hi i.i Ii hi, II..11 I let iiu.ti I., mil lill.ll I lull will ut luul' huril\ntSrUISI ilullii,.. Wa Kill in.o \u201em or ua ,..,\/.\nEVERY rillrlU PKIVATB AND CONrlDENTIAL\nREAIHUi \\' Ill Inr v. tin lull I renle I yill, mile for llll li.mn.l ii|iliili,u Fra. of Chaf...\nbuokairee \" I h. 0.11 n Mitiiltor\" llll-jatmtfllll on Sjc.al PlwM.1 of Mun.\nQUESTION LIST F08 IIO11IE TUEATMENT SENT ON REqUESI'\nDrsKENNEDY&KENNEDY\nCor. Michigan Ave. and Grlswold St., Detroit, Mich.\nAll lcttei h from C1111111I11 tutlsl lie nililiesnell\nto our Canadian Corr-ispotiuoiicQ li,|i:iri-\niiu'iit In Windsor, (im, 11 nm 1I1 nire to\nsee imtiersonully call nl \"nr Mrjillcill Inslltllls In Uetruil n\u00ab wo soo ninl treat\n\u25a0o patient, in nur Win,lor oflices which nre fur Comsupoililoiico umi\nMuoratory lur Cntindlau business only. Address nil leltsrs us follows i\nDRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Oat.\nWrit.fnr oiirpilviile-iililn-ni.\nMTWOTICE\n.-i'-i--i--i\"r-t--i\"t--t\"i--t--i\"i--r-i--t--t*-i--i--4---^-i-*t**i-'i*'^-'^'i'-^'t--i'-i--t--i\u00bbt--t<'i\":\n(\nj I'llONM llllt AUMSTItnNti AVK. IV n, |{i)\\ nut J\nI I\nThe (.ranbrook Exchange\nW P. Ililll.W, l'e<,|irl\u201ei,\u201e<\nWc Iluy, Sfll nr Exchange\nGoods nf all Dlseription\nGOODS S(H,I) (IN KASV PAYMENTS\ni|4\u00bb\u00bbH4\u00bb4H4s>44J4\u00bb4J4<>4^ TITF. PflOSFECTOR. CHANBEOOK. B C.\nFarm Dairying\nCopyright,\n1911, by\nA. C. McClutg\n& Co.\nI.\u2014The Dairy Farm\nBy LAURA ROSE,\nDemonstrator snd Lecturer In Dairying at lhe Ontario Agricultural\nCollege, Cuelph, Canada.\nI\nture to cause the rows to chill will\nquickly Ijo shown lu a decreased milk\nflow. Cows exposed lo extreme cold\nrequire more grain food ond giro a\n1 The first fnrmer waa the flrBt man, and\n\u2022 il hl&torlo inihiijiy rests on possesion\nmul uao of .and.\n'N tho selectlou of Innd for n dairy\nfarm some essential points must\nbe considered, lf n choice of soil\nIs to be Imd ii rich cluy loam,\neasily drained, is tbo most preferable. ! sm'aiier yield of milk.\nRough, cheap Innd ls often used to ad-1 _ .. ' _\nvontogo for pasture purposes, but more ' Cement Fl00p the Beit'\nand more Is tnlcnslve forming becoming popular, even to the extent of having a cow lo ench aero of Innd\nI There must be n plentiful supply of\nFood wnter nil the yenr, nnd It should\nto convenient\nI Another necessary consideration Is a\npood market nenr nt. hand or con*\nveil lent transportation facilities. The\nCOINS AND THE MINT.\n, Metal Money That Uncle Sam'e Officials Buy and Sell.\ni The mint does not buy old coins or\n, paper money, except certain rare eo*\n'. loiilnl coins In One condition, desired\nfor the mint's cabinet Mutilated or\nnncurreiit United Stutes gold and silver coin Is purchased ns bullion, The\n, mint has no ptitlern pieces for sale,\n1 nnd the government pays no premium\n| for the return of any of Its coins or\n; pnper money.\ni Now coins cannot bo struck ln thla\n, country In the absence of nuthoriza*\n1 lion by congress. The mint supplies\nUnited Slnles coins only nnd not of\nany past date, Tho tlfty dollar gold\nMABEL'S CHITCHAT\nin led quarters nre largely rcsponsime\nfor the prevalence of tuberculosis. On\nthe otber hnnd, a low enough tempera* j piece nud the half dollar nnd quarter\n| time. The children love it. aud uie \u25a0\nj teacher Is able to direct the work and\nl have music, too, without tbe expense\n, j of an assistant At the \"rest period\"\ni the children are allowed to choose any\nWhen Teacup Washing Becomei Plece ot mUBic in tne repertory of u.e\n1 Instrument, und, Instead of boisterously\nromping, tbey sit quietly about, listening to tbe music, each eager for his \\\nturn to choose the record he likes best (\nto hear. It's a great idea, Isn't It? Ue- !\nvotedlj yours, . MABEL\nNew York. 'ty- \u25a0'\nSTORIES OF PIUS IX.\na Ceremony of Importance.\n| The best floor Is mnde of cement\nIt Is Rnnllnry, durable and easily kept\n! clean. If bedding tn scarce and the\n! floor very cold It Is advisable to have\nn plunk platform for tho cows to llo\n) on, otherwise rheumatism may de-\nI velop. This.wooden floor must bo\nj tnken up occasionally and the stalls\n' well cleaned. Many u. valuable cow Is\n, , , .\u201e \u201e.\u201e\u201e,, l lost by allowing her to Ile on n damp,\nImportance of good roads is no small, ^ ^ ^ ^^ n ^ ofl ^\nt-onsuieiniiou. --.Mod quartern. Inflammotlou of tho\n\u25a0 To be n successful dairyman n mnn | ... ,\n*.* ~ ..ii\u201ei\u00ab\u00ab.fiil #n Htll AM Pa I UdUCr 11\nmust flrst be fl successful farmer\nIs the result.\nThere nre many contrivances for\nfastening thc cows in the stall. Do not\nbe cruel enough to have the rigid stanchion. The swinging stanchion Is being installed In mnny stables and is\ngreatly liked. The upright Iron bar\nwith lhe sliding ring and chain Is, Iu\ntbe opinion of mnny, thc easiest nud\nbest kind of tie. A later form of cbnln\ndollar pieces In gold wero struck by\nprivate parlies on Lhe Pacific coast dur*\nIng tho '-ID period and not by tbe federal government\nThe coinage of ihe following coins\nceased In the years named: The ball\ncent, copper, In 18.\"m; one cent, nickel,\nISfi-l; half dime and three rent, silver,\nand two cent, bronze, in 1S7IJ; twenty\ncent, silver. 1878: trade dollars, ISS3;\nOlio dollar and three dollar, gold, and\nthroe cent nickel, 1SS9. The Columbian\nhalf dollar wus coined In ISO-' nnd the\nIsabella qiiniler lu 18.1.1. The Uifn-1\n5'ette dollar was struck in IS!)!), thc da to j\non tho coin (10001 being that of tin:.\nunveiling of the memorial. <\nCertain tuurtUngs, Indicating the place i\nof coinage, nre Io ho seen on our coins, j\nThose struck at the Philadelphia mint\nhave no mint mark, but those struck nt'\nnil other mints nre distinguished by n !\n1 small letter on lhe reverse, nenr (he\nboliom. These Icllcrs are \"C\" for\nCharlotte, X. a. discontinued In 1801;]\n\"CO\" for Carson City, Nov., dlseon- ]\ntinned In 18011: \"I>'; for Dahionegn. tin,,\ndiscontinued in 1S0I* \"O\" for New Or-\nCHINAWARE TO BE'BOILED.\nHint. For tht Summ.r Bungalow.\n8.vo Your Silk Pioc. and H.v.\nTh.m Mad. Up Into Hand.om. Rug..\nPhonograph tn Kind.rgarUn.\nMj- Dear El.u-I was having tea tb.\notber aflei'iiouu wltb a charming lady\nof my acquaintance.\n\"I never tasted such delicious lea Id\nmy life,\" 1 said, passing my cup for a\nsecoud supply. \"Ia It because you\nmuke lt yourself or because you warm\ntbe cit'js'r\"\nl' \"lt'B tbe cups themselves.\" she snld\nj confidentially\ntbe teu,\nTHE BEST WAY.\nLittl.\nIn Which to Overcome Many\nHoua.hold Hindrances.\nTo boll nn eng tbnt bus n cracked\nshell rub tho cruck gently with loois-1\ntened salt, allowing time for lt lo peue !\ntrate before putting it Into tbe water. I\nIt will tben boll without comiug out ol\nthe cracked portion.\nTo mend hard substances like metal\nor gloss there Is nothing better than j\nmelted ilium. Melt the uliiiu over an I\n\"They udd a glory to! intense beat and apply It hot. It Is nn '\nTbitt'a Juat it nnd all aboul j excellent thing to fasten loosened Ivory ,\nhandles to knives.\nI looked ot inycupcrltlcully-crenmyl To servo toast dalutlly nnd save\nwhite with tbo lovely smooth surface crumbs cut it in strips when preparing\nof a polished pearl. A border of tlulesl\nroses In dull pinky brown bordered\nthe top, nnd tbe burnished edge show*\ned uo slgu of chip or crack.\n\"Used every day for twenty years,\ndearie,\" she said gtyly, \"but always\nwashed by myself.\nIt. It la move tempting and nicer to\nbundle.\nTo keep cream sweet heat It almost\ni to tbe boiling point and tbeu put It In\na glass bottle or earthen vessel, cover\nIt und set It aside to cool. Thus treat-\n| cd it will keep fresh several dnys lo\nWW.which, is an Improvement on tho leans, and \"S\" for San rnmclsco.\nI did style calls for a bar on each side I'he coins of the United State's now\nof the stall and a ring on each bar, authorized by law arc: In gold, double\n- . with u chain on each ring. These two eagle, eagle, half engle. quarter engle;\ni Buiu.-iic \u00bbnd ucrii ifpiiovKD or cow chains nre joined In tbe center by a ln silver, dollar, halt dollar, quarter dol\n\u25a0\"\"\u2022 I ring lo which Is attached the chain lar nnd ilitno; niiunr, live cent, nickel\nroust understand soil conditions aad\ntbe growing of crops, ln other words,\nhe must bare a good farm well furm- j\ned. as well as u good herd well cared\nfor. I\ni Rundown Farm. Mad. Profitable.\n! Kvery crop grown on llle farm has a\nrahie as n fertilizer nud when sold per- j\ninancutly removes lhat amount of fer*:\ntillzlng mailer from the farm. Very!\noften an Intelligent, Industrious man\nmakes o profitable Investment by buying a rundown fnrm at a low figure\nand stocking It with dairy cattle. I'y ,\nreluming Ihe manure in good conill-\ntlon to the land he makes the exhaust\nring\nwhich goes around the cow's ueck.\nThe burs nre short and should be\nplaced wltb their lower end about\neighteen inches from Ihe door. The\nside chulns should be slack enough so\nlhat when not attached to the cow\nthe center will hang clgbt or len Inches from the floor. Tbls tie gives more\nliberty tban the stanchion and does not\ninterfere wllh the cow when rising.\nTbe. basement stable la losing favor,\nns It is hard to build one nnd avoid\ndampness und darkness\u2014I wo enemies\nto health,\nTh. Ideal Stable.\nThe Ideal cow .table Is one without\ncd sell become rich and rnlse good storage loft or cellar and where uo\ncrops In a few yenrs. j other animals ore housed. Such a\n\u2022j A study ot the following table ex- building ls expensive and involves\nplains why poor, run-out farms are | more labor lo caring for tbe slock,\nbuilt up by dairying. Thc figures show In building n new stable every con-\ntho amount of money received for the trivauco to save labor that can be nf-\nproducts sold and the value of the fer-' forded should bo Installed. Spend time\ntillzlng constituents removed from the und money in visiting uew burns and\n(arm, bused on nitrogen being worth studying plans, A wise planning\nVi cents per pound, phosphoric acid menus less hired help aud more satis-\n4'i cents nml potash i\\'j cents. i faction in dolag tbe work. Have doors\nMann-1 and passages arranged to save steps.\n''.*\u25a0 | A convenient way of bringing the\ntin. ton mind liny $12.00 t&.so \u25a0\"\u2022I\"\" into Ihe Btahle nnd watering tho\nii,\u00bb .rows, a wide feed passage, u good gut-\nW, mangers easy to keep clean, mod-\nern litter carriers, manure shed wllh\ni.6o cement floor, silo, feed bins and root\ncellar handy are points to note.\n,\u2022 \u2022*\" A stable should be whitewashed In*\n,; 1 heard nu old Scotchman, who prov-1 ,|je \u201et |e08t everv (\u201ei|, ,j|10 nmo ais-\ncd It I rue, say ninny times there wero!\nonly Iwo tilings for which a fanner I\ntiliouM morlgage. his farm\u2014flrst, lo !\ndrain the land properly so ns to raise\ngood crops, for prosperity cannot rise\nfrom wet, cold soil\u2014tbe Innd must ba\ndm hi eil; second, to build good bums In\nwhich to house lho stock and crops.\nThese Iwo conditions, rightly managed, will erect o flue borne and make a\ncomfortable bunk account. !\n\"Lot There B. Light.\"\n. 1 wish space permitted a lengthy dls-1\nrusslou on tho construction of tho cow ;\n\u25ba table. It docs seem to me thnt the\nhealth of the cows and tho purity of\nthe milk depend grcntly ou the stable,\n\"\u25a0'our things aro of prime Importance- I\nniulight, pure nlr, tight, dry floors uud\ntho comfort of Ihe animals.\n Ickel\nnud oue cent, bronze.\nProof sets of both gold and silver\ncoins ore lo be had hy ptirchaso from\ntbe mint. Wben business there is\nslack medals may he struck from dies\nfurnished hy Individuals, public Institutions and incorporated societies nt a\ncharge sufficient lo cover the cost of\ntbo operation und the value of the\nmetal,\u2014Scientific American.\n_.J ton nllxol Imy\t\nOne ion wlirni at $] per bushel 33.33\nOne ton llvo calll. at 0 c.ntB\nI] per pound 120.00\nOno ton who!, milk at 91.2a per\nu 103 pounds 26.00\nOne Ion butter nt 30 ents per\n; pound 000.00\nWhy Wild B.s.t. Lift Mi.iourl.\nNo elk have been seen In central\nMissouri since l<i. Trier lo thut time\nthey were reasonably plonty. They\nwere attracted by Ibe prevalence of\nIhe suit licks. Nathaniel Walker, or\n\"Uncle Nolly,\" os ho was familiarly\ncalled, a famous pioneer hunter,claims\nto hnve counted tlfty elk ln u drove on\nlhe knoll near lhe present Saline conn\nly courthouse. Tbo bear disappeared\nabout Ihe year 1810, though occasionally animals of the hear tribe were all-\n; erward seen. Old time Democrats suld\n' that tho Whigs scored the bear, deer,\n: elk nnd almost every other kind ol\ngame out of tho country lu IStO by\ntheir yelling, until firing nnd lurch-\nlight parades In honor of lienct-nl Hen-\njnmln Harrison, their successful candidate for president.\u2014St. Louis (Jlobe\n'\u25a0 Democrat.\n1\nFir. Insurance Polici...\nThere arc not many real estate j\n! brokers who know how to write n fire |\nI insurance policy. Mnuy, however,\nII hlnl; lliey nre experts about such Hint\n1 tors until n client uf theirs learns after\nj bis properly bus been damaged by lire\nthat he was only\" pail ly Insured. \"It\nbuildings are lo he Insured,\" snys It. O.\nllaiiliiilil. \"cure should be taken to\nIssue lhe policy In the name of the\npersons In whom title ls rested; that\nprovision Is inndo that should the\nbuilding stand upon ground held In\nnny other way than fee simple the\npolicy will not bu voided hy that fact,\nIf the premises be or become vacant\nDoes the ten ever stnln them?\" I; moderate weather nnd over the second\nasked, thinking of my own pretty egg-! a\u201ey |n warm weather.\nBliell set. j if0 economize on soap either put the\n\"Why, ot course. A Hltle common broken pieces in n small cloth bag nnd\nsuit applied wltb tbo fingers quickly us8 for washing dishes and ln scrub\nremoves nny stnln from fine china, nnd ' b|\u201eg 0r chip them lino nnd melt In\nn tluy brush used ocasionally will keep | a little wuter on tbo stove. In tbe lot-\ntbo handles nud tho grooves nt the ter case by allowing Iho soft soap to\nboltom of tlio cups beautifully clean, j COwe to a decided boil nnd adding a\n\".My set Is so fragile I um almost Httle borax you cun fashion a solid\nafraid to touch Ihem,\" I said. I cnue 0f soup by pouring it into nu old\n\"Tbey are sweet.\" my deur old friend ; cup 0r dish to cool,\nwns good enough to soy. You know j 'j-0 _oep feather duslers In good con\nIbe set, don't you, Elsn, denr, tbo old i aitiuxi push them, bundle first, Into the\nSpude that belonged to Aunt Ellzn, | \\eg 0f u\u201e m stocking. Wheu wanted\nwhich sho lientieuthed lo mo with j for u|0 puu re 0\u201et of the cover by Ihe\nmuch fear und trembling? handle, grasping tbe stocking In the\n\"Well,\" my old friend continued, other hand, This not only saves spnet\n\"I've been longing to ask whether you wuon lne ,iUS|ers nre not ln use, but\nboiled Ihem before you took tbem Into ] lengthens tbelr life and serviceable\neveryday use.\" Ms8i\n\"Itolledl\" I gasped. \"Boiled them I\" , As \u201e substitute for a hot water bottle\n\"Yes, surely, boiled. It was one of r\u201e,ut nn old magazine In the oven. II\nmy mother's little ways, nnd I always \u25a0 \"\u201e.m ,.C|alu lu0 heat for n very Ions\ncarry It out. Delicate china Isn't bolt | tlm\u201e \u201e\u201e_ ,vlu I]Q weM ngninst large\nbu likely to crack or chip after It hus \u25a0 gm'fjiees,\nbeen boiled.\" ___________\u2014\nSo 1 nsked for oil information Instan-1 c>p Mt6, ln HM ,\u201e Hour,\nler, and hero It Is: ' A C|K.|e 0. mt ouc-hnlf yard in dlura.\n\"Wrap the separate pieces In soft eteri ttilr. silk Ibe same size, two yards\nold clotlis. set them cnrefully In a of |ace aull tw0 -_v_ ot ti_bua njatcll-\nshallow pun\u2014a deep saucepan does j\nnicely\u2014cover wllh cold witter nnd let |\ntho wnter come slowly lo a boil aad\nlet tbem boll for ten minutes and tbey\nnre done,\" sold my friend trluinpliaut-\nly-\n\"Do you use soup or soda ln your\nwashing up water?\" I nsked.\n\"A very Utile linked soup,\" wns tbe\nreply. Then she continued, \"I nm must\nparticular about tbo drying und polishing, nnd I keep soft old damask cloths\nfor lho purpose.\"\n\"Your china washing Is quite a ceremony,\" I said, thinking wistfully of\ntho good old days when women really\nhod lime to attend to the washing of\nIhelr best china. Now ono Is off attending u club meeting, a sulfrngette\ntalk or a brldgo game, aud the family\nchlnn Is being smashed by whatever\nmaid one Is fortunate enough lo keep\nfor a day or so.\nStill, It really does tukc only a few\nminutes for Ibis teacup ceremony, and\nIt pays when one hus valuable china,\nwhich 1 Uiuiw you possess In dlslract\nIng quantities.\nS.v. Your Silk Pieces. |\n1 lmvo recently found out, too, that\nIt Is n wlso rule never to throw nwny\nold silk pieces, no matter how dls-\nreputable In appearance, so long us\nthero Is any hold together to tho fabric.\nTh. Lady Who Told th. Pontiff Sh,\nWi.h.d H. W.re Dead.\nI.ail.v l'agct In tbo Nineteenth Century has n chapter of recollections\ndealing wllh life in Homo during the\nlirst years of completely united Italy,\nwhen Lady Paget's husband was Brit-\nish ambassador to tbe Qulrinul. Among\nher stories are some of Pope Pius IX.,\nwhich show Unit pontiff in n most amiable light. Though ilie pope Imd twice\nexcoiuruiinlcatoil the king, tbey really\nloved each other, says Lady Paget,\n\"for they were made of the same kind\nof stuff, and both belonged emphatically to Ihe days Unit are past and gone.\nImpulsive in action, prlmesaUiici' und\ngenerous In tempera ment, they allowed\nthemselves Ilie luxury of sometimes\nletting llicii\" feelings deviate from what\nothers might consider the stern pnth ot\nduty.\"\nWhen King Victor Emmanuel died\nhis Chaplain, ngnlnst all rules, gave\nhim absolution for eveiythiug, though t\nhe wus under the major excommunicn- \\\nlion. The pope sent for the priest, Inquired most feelingly about Ibe king's\nlast moments, and when Ilie chaplain\nconfessed Plus IX., with tears In his\neyes, cried: \"Hal fiillo bene! Hal fntlo\nbene!\" (\"You have done well! You\nhave done welll\")\nAnother story illustrates Plus IX.'s\nsense of humor. It concerns Mine, de\nCorcellcs, the wife Of I he ambassador lo\nlhe Vntlcnu. n delightful old lady, who\noften visited Lady Paget, In spite of\nprohibitions. \"For,\" silo declared, \"I\nam the granddaughter of Lafayette,\nand I do what I please.\" She never\naddressed Ilie cardinals as eminence.\nbut hailed tbem In cheery tones ns her\n\"denr cardinals.\" When one dny she\nvisited Plus IX. ho usUcd her whether\nshe had seen all tbo sights of Homo.\n\"Yes, holy fat her,\" she replied, \"but I\nshould dearly like to see a conclave.\"\nTills slory was told by the pontiff\nhimself.\nCHIC MILLINERY.\nDainty Bonnet For\nlh. Littl. Maid.\nV\nV.\nOF fATfCT BLVI STHAW.\nThU h.iurimade tint of fancy hint\n\u25a0trow Is In tiie ever popuJ.ir iJCCOtnlUg\nbonnet shape. A hand of dark Ithi\u00ab\nvelvet ends tn a putnp liuw nt lhe side,\nnud Knottier bund RtattlllH nt lhe from\nIs brougbl over (he loft side to ibe\ncenter ur the unci;, thus form 1 us u\nunique trimming,\nUtile silk grupes tn pnlural coloring\nnre placed In groups or Uuce ou linn\nbund of velvet.\n\"DON'TS\" FOR HUSBANDS.\nPORT SAID GAMBLERS.\nte\nRockeftllor Pastor Offers Ten as a Solution of the Divorce Evil.\nUr. \\V. W. Ruslnid, ptistor ot John\nD. .rockefeller's Ruclld Aveuuo Wop*\ntist ehiircl, In Clevclund, O., recently\n(\u25a0are these len \"don'ts'' for liusbnuda\nua u solution of the divorce evil:\nDon't forget your wife wnnls to be\nloved ns much after marriage ns bt>\nfore.\nDon't arrange for your Recoiid ranr-\nrlago before your first wlfo is either\ndend or divorced.\nDon't compel your wife (o n*d; for a\ncent every time f-Ue needs one.\nDon't expect your wife to work four*\nwm\/M;\nTr.p. They Have Ready Baited\nFI..C Unwary Tourists.\nPicturesque Port Said, at the en>\ntrance lo lho Suez canal, Is given nn\nunsavory reputation by I. .lolinslon\nAbraham lu bis boob, \"The Surgeon's\nLog.\" Ugly stories aro told about the\ntown, Ilio writer says, nud his description of a gambling house filled ou pur-\n| pose to lleeco tho unwary traveler [ (Mg pours u day when you worn only\nhears out bis assertion: eight.\nSuddenly as we drew near one bouse! i)on-t cnrpy all yonr religion In your\ntho strains of music came echoing Into ! life's nnino. '\nthe empty sandy street. An If nt n slg-i Don't let your ni-b\/hbori pll.v your\nnal tbo decrepit cburlot stood still, my children because von tvere their fattier,\nguide got down and suggested I should i noiVt gossip. Me-i should not cu-\ngo In. I thought rapidly and Ihen foi-1 oi-oncli on a woman's prl.JIcge.\nlowed blm. It wns queer, and 1 wuiit-1 |,0\u201e-t ,,.v ,0 \u201e,\u201e ., fort, horsepower\ned to know. Ile led the way upstairs , \u201eut0inolille ou a four Imncpoivcr sal-\nInto a large room, wliere several men ' aYyt\nwere playing ronlelte. Noue took any, |)on,, \u201eve ,)(,j.on(1 -_nv mcnns or nc.\nuotlce of me, but apparently the bank cor,ling io your meanness\nwas having n very had llmo of It. j Dol,-t forg(!t \u201e,0 \u201e\u201est ,,.,..\u201e,,. v\u201e\u201e c.n\u201e\nKvery one was winning. The music \u201e,.,ve j.our f.,mlly \u201e (hl) ,\u201e\u201e,\u201e\u201e\u201e ot \u201e\nfrom tho automatic piano wns deafening. I looked on silently for some time\nand then made a move for the door.\nAn oily looking Greek Intercepted me.\n\"Won't you try your luck'i\" be snld.\n\"I'm not drunk enough,\" I nuswered.\nHe shrugged his shoulders, aud I\npassed on. Ou the stub's I paused nud\nthen stole quiet ly back. The music\nhad ceased, aud all the confederntcs, . .\nwho had been playing so feverishly and ; \"\u00bb%\u2122*\u00bb \u2122),e\u201e\nwinning so niucli had ceased also no \u2022*\nwere preparing to resume lho siesta *J\nConS mr^r-No'v\/ Y\u201erkl -ys for fancy work ,,\u201ed dress acres-\nTribune.\nPURITY IKJiaiOlll CAP.\nlug Die silk up: nil (tint Ls required to\nmatte (his dainty boudoir cup.\n ^,^_ ^^ The silk nnd net nro shirred und then\n] don't menu good sized pieces of now ' sewed on u blind of ribbon, 'i'he tnce\nmutcrlnls which cuu he utilized in tunny Is then sewed on to tills sumo bund\nnnd the wide ribbon Inid softly around\neorles, but to discarded sill; flonncos,\n old sleeves, budly worn Bilk waists\nOld Glory. that aro tnr past uny renovuting. Per-1\nI liuve seen ihe glories of nrt and | \u25a0*iaP(* i'0|i **\u2022\u25a0\u25a0-\u00bb'* know It, but undent\n| ribbons tbnt hnve been cleaned if too ;\n(lie cup. A lnrge double pump bow ln\nthe Tiotit adds n pretty tluish.\nAn Early Acquired Habit,\nIt saves time nud eyesight (o do as\ngood husband nnd it kind fuiher\n\"All the honey mooning or lire ought\nnot lo end wllh the honeymoon,\" tsnht\n.Mr. Hustnrd, supplementing his several\n\"don'ts.\" \"A mnn ihould nlwnys remember It Is no sin to kiss tils own\nwife. Love ts not for courtship alone,\nbut for life.\"\nmy advent\nrup ted.\nhnd so fruitlessly Inter-!\nsharp cutlers In form of wheels which\nr - - M0Mt- MM* PI'AN' architecture ntid of river nud niouu- \u25a0\t\nC 'ihe tlrst recorded 11 Iterance of OOd tI,rt,(>ts .,.,.-> SWectens nnd brightens tain, I Imve seen tho sunset on the \u2022\u25a0 \u20228oH*!d for 1,s0 limku Uue \u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2022\u25a0u,riHl for I HUlo busting us possible for machine j\nIs, \"Let there ho light,\" aud further It j emy (.on|(,r ,\u201e\u201e, aU(j3 t0 lUy self )e. iIunKfra\u201e nM\\ ,ho moon rjM ove|. Moht | woven rugs. | sewing. In making up supplies of I\nis stated, \"(lod Raw tho light that It u.)Ct>t of UlQ UmwVt whitewash well | Blanc. Hut the fairest v' \u25a0'\u25a0- ''-1\nFre\u00ab Drinhi.\nIn tbo French chamber of deputies\neach speaker hns (o mount n tribune\nnear the president's chnlr. Ou n deputy comiug forward to address tbo us-\nsembly nn usher Invurlubly brings n\nglass of some bo vera go uud places It at\nbis side. Under tho empire ot-utors\nwere allowed only u glass of sweetened\nwater, mid uownduys when fl uew\nspeaker advauccs (hu usher, to bo on\nthe right side, gives him a glass of\nBweetoned waler, but ntnoug tho veteran spenkers wnler nlono Is not very\nhigh lu favor. Cold soup, coffee, wine,\nsplt-lls nnd lemonade nre among the\nfavorite beverages.\nwas good.\" Tho Creator of nil things j Btra|pflt| is quickly applied wilh a small i these eyes ever rested wns the\nS\u00ab\u00ab\u00abtJhiiii i In a certain summer bungalow, the'clothes such as underwear, school\n-MUll (111 n lllvll I ,., \u201e,,_\u201e,, _.1A i \u201e... .j. u i ...rtitil. ...l.l'n In lioula\nknew that light wna Rood. Wc know\nIt Is Rood. Then why shot It out of\nour cow stables'' Did you ever seo n\n\u25a0tabic without u window? 1 havo seen\nmnny,\n- l'iriocn minutes of direct aunslilno\nlil'lug dentb to most of tho disease\niscruui. When we hnvo such n powerful illslufcclntit free let us uso It a bull;\nilimlly. Havo plenty of windows In\ntho Hluhlo, Let Ilio siinlluhl |.-et directly In on nil sides If possible. Many\nlmvo lho windows binned on Ihe lower\n\u25baliln ond Imve Ihem open Inward from\n'ho lop. Till, prevents u direct draft\nou Hie cows. Keep tbo windows frea\nfrom cobweb, uud wash them off oc-\nI'ailoually,\n\u25a0 II la easier lo reKUlalo (lie llislil I linn\nII la lo ventilate properly. It we wish\nanimals to remain healthy they must\ntiiire puro air lo brealhe. Thla incaiis\nthat Ilia foul nlr from lho liinip* nnd\nodora from food nud eicri-tlowi must\n\u2022scapo nnd bo replaced by fresh air,\np'lioiisnnds of nnliiinls nro yearly becoming uffected wllh liiberculosls, du*\nto liisanlliiry conditions. Bf\/ecllvo\n-rcnltlnllou Is ot Infinitely k-renlcr value limn tuberculin. Tha llrat preveuli.\nIlio disease; tho other only reveals Ua\njirrsonco. There ahould ho nt least WW\nI'ublc feel of nlr space for cneh cow.\n' Means ot lolling tbo nlr Inlo Ilia\n(labia ot or nenr tb* celling will usually prov* boat. Th* nlr taken In will,\nby reason ot being cold, lend lo fall\nlo tho Door nod thus produce nlr movt-\nUeula which will keep tbo nlr wllhln\ntha slnbio stirred mid uniform. Tbe\nnutlet (lues or ventilators must eitcnd\nto Iho top ot lho roof. Up to lho present llm* Ilia King system ot ventilation or n miidlllcnilon ot It la perhaps\none of lho best Hclalls of it mny he\nbad from any ngrlctilliirnl college.\nIt la probnbly not advisable lo nl\nlow lho temporal uro of Iho slable to\nfnll much below 40 degrees In Ihu\ncoldest wenl her, but In no enso should\na high temperature bo innl'nlnlned nt\ntho cipeuso of ventilation, lf Ihu air\nef (he sliililo la dry cnltlo cnn stand\nfltillo a low temperature without tlla-\n'-.'puifoit Too wnim uud Imdlv vcutl\nlill!\n,.' chnrm of which linger* wllb every ouo , dresses, etc., It Is worth while to basle\nPeriifltu.il Motion.\nPerpetual motion mnchlno? Suppose\nlifiil lis a llowcr lo those who love It,\nterrible ns ii-uietcor to those who hate\nIt, It Is Ihe symbol of Ihu power and\nlho glory and the honor of fifty mil*\nlions of Americans.\u20140\u00bbi CiltB'i\nR.aaon.ble Anxiety,\n\"Caiilalii.\" unit! lho pilot anxiously,\n\"I fear Ihe vessel Is a.bnre,\"\n\"Humph,\" ejaculated iho cnptnln as\nthe ilcamci-'a noso went further Into\nlho mini, \"your fears aeem Id be, like\nlhe vessel, well grounded!\"-Ilnltlmoro\nAmerican.\nNot Lett.\n\"8am .liihnsiin, ji'.u'vo been tlghtln'\nng'ln. VOIIS* losl two of yo' front\nIcelh.\"\n\"No, I nln'l, mummy, houeat I'a got\n'em III mo iiocket,\"-I.lfe,\nAttic, snd Closet..\nMost women dread housecleatilng,\nand It ts Hltle wonder. If one could\nseo Inlo their attics and closets, saya\nlho Woinnn'a Homo Companion. Tbey\nhnve tbe \"saving uinnln\" nml havo lu-\ndulged It ull theli Urea, nnd many \u25a0\none, especially she who hus lloyed Id\nIho old borne, has not only her own\nbut Ibe iii'i'uiuiiinilons ol gencrnliuuo\nof women before her.\nHow run uny sensible woman be so\nsclllsb nnd so self abusive nt tne .nine\ntime us to keep wbnt licnelits her In\nno possible wny and yet mnkes lier so\nmuch citru work every year? Wby\ncot dispose of llitngs lo the best possible ndvnntnge as tliey heroine uao*\nless nnd tare hnlf the work ot th*\nspring nrerbuiillng aa well un do \u2022\ngrent denl of good?\nHa.lth Hint*.\nPeopl* culllrnle nerves lo a large\nextent and, do not apply .Impio rule.\nlo cure them. Healthy work, pnrtle-\nularly out of door., la nn eicelient nntl*\ndole to ncrrr-s-\nOnlitiis are u very good ionic fur\nnervous people.\nCrntlllOfl'loi are good for .nfTorirs\nfrom Inactive) liver,\nThe Boyh..d Aspiration.\n\"I halo to see,in.y tnin ciliinge tils\nmind or Ihlcl'IIIco his llrsi lileals,\" snld\nIhn iiuc'i|ii|irnmlslng person,\n\"And yeli'1 ropllcd rJcnnior Borghiim,\n\"If iiiiiiu of us Imd cliiiiigcil our iiiiiiiIs\nul' incrlllced our llrsi Ideals most of us\nMould bo circus clowns,\"\u2014Wuslilnglon\nSlur.\nMo.m Man,\nIt ivii. i.nn roar, nml she propu..,.t\nTo nl,I |lti,li\u201elo|- I'r.ivleiv,\nAmi he, menu iihiii, snlil, uuil. t'om|>i BIRDS.\nPatterson \u25a0 -t\nHr Green it)\n1 Dr Hall II\n'ml EVENT IE BIRDS\nMrs Green I\nPaterson 18\nNicole 18\ntu- King i\n:lr,l KVF.NT- 36 BIRDS\nDr. McKinnon s\nDr Green Is\nDr Hall 10\nNicol 21\ntth EVENT- 2S BIRDS\nMr- Green 9\nDr King C\nPatterson 19\nSth EVENT\u2014 26 BIRDS\nPaterson \"\u25a0\nDavies 1\nMcCreery .6\nMcLaws 9\nSth EVENT\u2014 IS BIRDS\nGreen 10\nrinkham 'I\nMcLaws H\nPatterson 18\nNiels \"\u25a0\u2022\u25a0 \u2022\u2022\nTth EVENT- 25 BIRDS\nMcKinnon \"'\nDavies *\u25a0\nLaldlaw 18\nMcLaws 16\nPatterson 17\nAs will he seen from the above\nscores. fairly good shooting wns\ndone, and the club Is tn be complimented on having a lady shooter,\npossibly the only one in British Columbia, and in the near lilture other\nladles may participate in these\nshoots.\n\u2022*\u25a0***\nSale is Still On\nMany Great Saving Opportunities\nBeing Offered in livery\nDepartment\nPlot Death of Kitchener\nLondon, July 2.\u2014A special des-\n8pato.ll to the Daily Mull Irom Cairo\nstates that the British adviser to thc\nministry ol the interior, the public\nprosecutor and the commandant, ol\nthe Cairo police conferred with Lord\nKitchener this niorniog and it ia understood thnt the conference was\nconnected with tho alleged discovery\nof ii conspiracy to assassinate Mohammed l'asliu Said, president ol the\ncouncil. Lord Kitchener and the Khe\ndive. Four persons have bcen arrest\neil in London ns suspects und the In\nvestlgntlon is continuing.\nScene from \"Beverly of Graustark\"\nAuditorium Theatre, Monday, July 15th, 1(>12\nInvestments\nHow often the moat ilangtroua torm\nol speculation are diguMed by tl.\u00bb\nD{ime ol \"Investment\" among the\nmost prominent ol these in real-08tate\npropositions, where the Hold ol operations is iu some boom town or subdivision property situated beyond the\nlimits ol some well known city.\ns.mie ol these cannot be placed in\nihe catagory ot Investments even t\u00bby\nthe wildest stretch of the Imagination, as they ure nothing but whnt\nis ui\u00bbtly termed \"wild-cat schemes.\"\nWe hope our readers will thoroughly\ninvestigate before placing their money\nin these dubious places,\nApart from this there is a broad\nand growtug field in this district lor\nsafe, legitimate investments. Close-\nin property is ridiculously low here\nat present, and don't forget it will\nnot always be that way. A year\nfrom now you may uot be able to\nDUy it at all, and then you will have\nthe privilege of telling your friends\nil tbe many chances you had to make\n\u25a0ij- money in Cranbrook. Immense\natisfnctloa, is'nt it?\nJuly Number. Cruuhivnk Ktviiw\nJ Price of Money\nThe past decade has been a great\nchange In the attitude of investors,\nparticularly in Canada. Ten years\nago any Investor who considered him-\nelf careful bought municipal and\n(government bonds returning from\n3.86 per cent to A_ per cent, or mort\nrages usually returning but little\nmore. Now the careful investor can\naverage about 5 per cent to 5) per\ncent on bis capital without misgivings. The safety ot these investments is practically unaltered, the\nmarketability is greater, the yield is\nimproved, and there is probably\ngreater stability of market price.\nAccording to investment theory such\nHarmonious improvement in nil the\n.-LutlitieH of un investment is paradox\nicul. rsually an increase in the rate\nof income means also a decline In\nsome other nihility, usually that ot\nsafety or marketability. Yet in Canada such an increase has taken place\n-tppnrently not only without any de\nterioratlon in the other ..utilities but\nwith even a substantial improvement\nin sump respects.\nSeveral causes are assigned for this\nchange. The cost of living is a pop\nlliat* theory, but the necessity for a\nhigher return on invested money\nwould scarcely uccotint for an increase In the marketability of prac\ntic'lly nil grades of bonds. Nor\nvoiitd Mr. James J, Hill's epigram\nuntie Inversion of this theory- \"It is\n\u2022nt the high cost of living but tbe\n\u2022 \u25a0s' of high living\"\u2014explain It any\nuro satisfactory. No doubt the cost\nT high living as well as the high cost\nf living lias resulted In the demand\nr securities yielding a higher return\nh.m formerly, Many investors who\n\u2022 \u2022mid an animal income of three or\nmn tiioim Hiil dollars suHlcient in isim\nind themselves pinched on sU thou\nund today. That would account for\nI decline In the demand for high\n\u2022rude, low-earning bonds. Hut there\nII a lurge increase in tbe number of\nnd.-pcndently wn-ilthy men and of In\nititutb'iiH to whom, as Investors.\nsafety Is of prime Importance. In a\nneasure, too, the necessity tor a\n-renter return has influenced the price\n\u2022f bonds, hut not to the degree many\npeople think. The principal reason\nis deeper than that. The vast In\n\u25a0reiine in the natural production of\n-old and the available supply thereof\ns. In part, the reason for the high\n\u25a0oat of llvlhg, One would think this\n\u25a0vonld make money cheap. Hut It\nloes not. Despite, yet In part be\ntwine of, the increase In the gold\nsupply, the price of money haa In\n'leased.\nThe result? Tin years ago Toronto\nvhen It wanted money, could get It\nit -t per cent, usually less. Toronto\nins grown matennlly. Since that\nlute It has doubled lu size, and yet\nts bonds are nut easy to tt.-ll at Ind\n'er thnn un a 4.80 per cent basis. In\nlie sn im1 tin years the price of money\nIWJltred On sound mortgages has ill\n'leased. The demand for money bus\ntown very rapidly. Ah a result tn\neslors can now buy securities at\nillCOfl to net considerably laiger\ntiiriis thnn even three or tour years\nign. It is a straight case of com\niititlon; the keen, general demand lor\nuoney has increased Its price, Just nn\ni,keen competition between buyers on\nibe Stock KxcImage puts up the price\nof a certain stock. In the cane of\nmoney there Is only lacking the open\nmarket and the attendant excitement\n\u2014July Number, Cranbrook Kavtuw\nThe Entire Crockery Department\nis Being Closed Out At\nWholesale Prices\nIt Will Pay You To Visit This\nStore\nThe Quality\nALWAYS\nGuaranteed\n'Phones\nBOTH\n4 fr 14\nOVER 88 YEARS'\nEXPERIENCE\n+ -\u25a0 * * -* ____ * * * .*--* * *..* ******\nTTTiTrirTTTi I \u2022 'iwi**r,r*t*T\nTrade Marks\nDESIGN!\n.\u00bb\u25a0\/\u2022\u00bb-.- COPVRIQHTl &C.\nAtifone lendlni \u2022 -.heir-h and deurlptlqi. mi?\nilllfi-Uiy \u25a0\u2022H-tnintii nut a }\"\u2022\u25a0\"\u2022 Pw\u00bbU*Se pre,\u00bbiil.l >\u00abltt I'J\null (Swidwler*. _**'!*\nlYIUNN&Co.*6'''---'\"\" New York ..\nBraolh Osi\u2122\"lbs \u00ab\u2022 SI., WaalUmlun. I). 0. 1,1\nAuditorium\nTHEATRE\n\u00a7iu ftrotofc ii\nMONTREAL.\nTHE STANDARD Is the National\nWeekly Newspaper of ihe Dominion\nuf Canada, li Ih ndilonul in ull lis\nalms.\nH um-M ihe most expensive ehffrav-\nIiiks, procuring the photographs trom\nall over the world.\nlt\u00bb articles are carefully selected und\nIts editorial pulley Is thoroughly\nIndependent,\nA subscription to The Standard\ncosts $2.00 per year to any address In\nCaaudii ur \u25a0\u2022real Britain.\nTRY IT FOR 1912!\nMenlrul Standard Publishing Co,,\nLlmlt.d, Publl.h.r..\nThis town hns Ii.uk enjoyed the distinction ol being one ol the best markets In the country. This distinction\nhns heen Rained nnd mulntnineil hy\npaying the top of thc market or a\nlittle more lor produce and sellim-\nmerchandise as low or a little lower\nthan it can lie hoiiKht elsewhere.\nDies iu the Poor House\nA Former Merclinni Prince 1-asse.\nAway on a Poor house Got,\nThe people ol Western Ontario were\n.hocked a lew days ago on rending\nIn a comtemporary the announcement\nthnt a liiriiiei \"merchant prince\" ol\nK had died In the bouse ol ro-\nlui'c. aged 77 years. In a short biographical sketch It was observed that\nlie was the nephew ol the late Hena\ntor nnd about a quarter ol a\ncentury ago was one ol the hlg Dry\niIoihIh men ol II That he should\nhave passed away on a poor house\ncot Is a sad hut striking Instance ol\nthe Irony ol late. It was said that\nnever helng married, be was not ruined hy the extravagance and Ingratitude ol his family, and tbat not being a drinker King Alcholo never\nplayed a part In his undoing. Nev-\nrr the less, the yenrs came and he\nwas relieved nl his wealth, nnd\nwrecked In henlth and wrecked In\nfortune, he was obliged some two\nyears ugo to niiikr the saddest ul all\nI rips \"Over the hill to the I'ooi\nHouse.\"\nWhut stronger einmple than the n\nhove could any man require or desire as to thn desirability ol a Bale\nnieaiiB of Investment such ns the\nCiiliiiillnn (lovernmeut's Annuity Hys\ntem, under which Absolute sure provision may he mnde by every man,\nwoman and child dnnili-lleil in ilaua-\nila against want and old age and\npoverty? In his declining, yi-mn. when\nhis physical mul mental powers mny\nhave fulled, when In consequence he\nmay he no longer ahle of earning n\nlivelihood or of looking nfter his affairs, when perhaps all those nenr or\ndenr to blm hnve passud away, he\nwill, 11 he bu purchased a Govcrn-\nMANAGER GDERARD\nTakes Pleasure in AmiouiK-iu-f tiie Foiination\nul' a\nI\nPermanent Dramatic\nStock Company\nTo Present\nThroughout the Coming Summei\" Season\nAt Popular Prices\nThe Very\nLatest and Best\nComedy Dramatic Offerings\nThe Company will opeu its Engagement\nMonday, July Sth in \"Dollars and Sense\"\nTuesday \"Thorns and Blossoms\"\nFriday \"Little Lord Fauntleroy\"\nPrices will be from 25c to 50c\ni '**** nil ii 11111 n 1111 it h h 11 mi i **** 111 * \u25a0 \u2022\n\u2022 \u2022* 11' m ii 11 > 111111 ii i m 111111 i-n 111' !\u25a0 i i-i i-n i i-r\n;; LADIES MUST HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR TO BE;\nATTRACTIVE\nSALIVA\nThe Daintily Perfumed Hair Tonic\nCreates a Magnificent Head of Fluffy, Luxuriant Hair < \u2022\n\u2014Men and Women of Culture use Salvia, the\nLatest Paris Hair Dressing and Tonic-\nIt will make your Hair (\"row or\nYour Money Hack\nHALVIA-'I'hc pride ol Peril Hair UrcKslni{ and Tonic\u2014at once\ni'I'i'b to the roots uf the hair nnd turns harsh characterless hair intn\nbountiful wavy hair, full of character and llle\u2014hair that changes the\nwll, lc appearance.\nHAI,VIA destroys the dnU'lrulf and will positively make the hair\ngrow,\nSalvia Is not a sticky sulphur preparation, but a pleasant una-\nsticky and daintily perfumed. I.u,lies of taste and retlnetuent would\nnot think ol using nny other. All actresses In every country now\nuse HAI.VIA continually,\nWe claim and nhsoliitoly guarantee thnt SALVIA will create a\nnew cTiiwth of hair. II your bnlr Is getting thin, commence using\nSALVIA at once. It will soon stop your bnlr from falling out and\nmake the hair grow.\nSALVIA Is compii.i'i.liid hy ejpert chemist*, who have made tbe\nlinlr and its licenses a life-long study.\nIf your druggist dus'nt happen to have SALVIA In stock, Insist on his getting it for yoil; don't allow him to sell you \"something Just as good.\" because thero Isn't anything \"Just ns good\" us\nSALVIA. All wholesale druggists in Canada sell SALVIA; and your\ndrugclst, It lie Ih up to date, keeps It. Refuse substitutes.\nA large generous bottle soils for 50 cents.\n:: Cranbook Drug & Book Store:\nSPECIAL AGENTS \u25a0 CRANBROOK, B.C,\ni ifH-HWWWW+r-W-H'I'l 1111III Ull IJ11444\nment Annuity havo the haunting tear\nol destitution III iilil nge forever dls\npolled. Thut Utile messenger, his\nannuity choline, will go to blm overy\nthree months rurrylng with It com-\nlull nnd happiness. II will he n sted\nlast friend, II will never desert him\nAwake young man and young woman to your opportunity, act on the\nover 30(1 years ago, but nono tbe lese\nlane to-dny, namely, \"U\u00bbe th\"\nyouth so that thou inuyest have coin\nlort to remember It when it hath lor\nsaken thee and not sigh and grieve\non account thoreol,\" nnd act to-day.\nApply to your I'ustmuster ur write\nto the Superintendent ot Annuities,\nOttawa, fur Information lu regard to\nthll most advantageous system ol\nI saving. THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B. C.\nif)\nI\nYou Can Have $700 But\nHere's Ten Right Now\nNominate a candidate\u2014not previously nominated\u2014who can turn in\n$50 in subscriptions and you will receive a Ten Dollar Gold Piece\nOo you know of anyone whom you think can collect even $50 in subscriptions? If you do, you can make ten dollars.\nSend in her name today. Send in as many names as you wish. Send in your own name. As fast as your friends qualify you will receive the gold pieces. The Contest Manager knows that as soon as a candidate enters the contest and\nfinds out how easy it is to secure subscriptions for Cranbrook's leading paper, they will continue to the end. He also\nknows that when a candidate secures fifty dollars in subscriptions, it will not be a much farther step up into the piano\ndivision and finally to the capital prize division. Use the nomination blank on this page. Nominate yourself or a\nfriend to-day.\nRules of the Contest\nAny mnn, woman, boy or girl, whose resilience ia within the circulation zone nl THK \"PROSPECTOR\" may enter the contest.\nNo employee of THE PROSPECTOR or member ol bis or her family\nle eligible.\nContestants may nominate themselves or be nominated by a friend.\nThe name ol a person who places a contestant tn nomination will not\nbe divulged.\nTHE PROSPECTOR reserves tbe right to reject any nomination without giving the reason lor so doing.\nContestants may secure subscriptions anywhere.\nVotes will be issued according to the advertised schedules.\nAny payment mny he made by a person now taking THE PROSPECTOR which estends the subscription Irom tbe date to which the subscriber\nbas paid. Old subscribers, as well as new, by paying in advance or by\npaying past due accounts will help the candidate.\nTHE PROSPECTOR reserves tbe right to alter any contest rule or\ncondition, eicept tbat the value ol the prises shall not be reduced.\nCandidates must turn ln subscriptions as soon ae received.\nIn entering the contest candidates algnlly their intention to be governed by tbe above rules.\nNomination Blank\nVoting Contest\n1.000\nVOTES\nlilt.\nI desire to make the following nomination -\nName\nAddress\nNominated hy\nAddress \t\nNote\u2014 Thle nomination blank ie good for 1,000 free votes. Only one\nnomination will be accepted for each candidate. The names ol persons\nmaking nominations will uot he divulged.\nGrand Prize\nOptions\n1. Two Passenger, 1912 Model\nAutomobile\n2. $1,000.00 New Scale Williams'\nPlayer Piano.\n3. Trip to New York, Atlantic\nCity and Seaside, for Party of\nFour, all Expenses paid.\n4. $700.00 In GOLD.\nSecond Prize\nUpright Grand Piano\nFour Diamond Rings\nThe Candidates who are Third, Fourth, Fifth, and\n. Sixth will each receive a Beautiful Solitaire Diamond\nRing.\nFour Gold Watches\nThe Candidates who stand Seventh, Eight, Ninth\nand Tenth will each receive A Waltham Gold\nWatch.\nThe Vote Schedules\nFIRST VOTK SCHEDULE\nJune 29th to July nth\nTHE \"PROSPECTOR\"\nOne Year $2.00 MOO vote.\nTwo \" 4.00 6000 \"\nThree \" 6.00 1JOO0 \"\nFour \" 8.00 20000 \"\nFive \" 10.00 30000 \"\nTen \" 20.00 76000 \"\nCANADIAN HOMK JOURNAL\nOne Year $1.00 1000 votes\nTwo \" 2.00 2000 \"\nThree \" 3.00 4000^ \"\nFour \u2022' 4.00 6000~ \"\nKlve '\u2022 5.00 10000 \"\nTen \" 10.00 30000 \"\nHKCONII VOTK BCHBDULK\nJuly 18th to July 31\nTHB \"PKOBPHOTOR\"\nTHIRD PERIOD SCHEDULE\nTHK \"PROSPECTOR\"\nAugu.t 1st to August 17th\nOn. Year 38.00 1200 \"\nTwo \" 4.00 4500 \"\nThree \" 6.00 7600 \"\nFour \" 8.00 13600 \"\nFive \" lo.oo 18000 \"\nTen \" 20.00 48000 \"\nCANADIAN HOME JOURNAL\nOne Year 11.00\nTwo\nThree '\nPour\nKlve\nTen '\n. 2.00\n. 3.00\n. 4.00\n5.00\n10.00\n600\n1200\n2600\n4500\n6000\n18000\nOne Yenr 32.00\nTwo\nThree\nFour\nFive\nTen\n4.00\n6.00\n1600 votes\n5800 \"\n9500 \"\n. 8.00 16000\n10.00 24000\n20.00 60000\nCANADIAN HOME JOURNAL\nOne Yenr $1.00\nTwo\nThree\nFour\nKlve\nTen\n2.00\n3.00\n4.00\n(.oo\n800 votes\n1600 \"\n3200 \"\n5800 \"\n8000 \"\nCOMBINATION rlCHKDI'l.K\nWben the PROHPKCTOR and the Can\nsdian Home Journal are together\nordered tor tbe same name and ad\ndrees, votes are allowed as follows: \u2014\nOae Year $3.00 4000 votes\n10.00 24000\nTwo\nThree '\nFour '\nFive\nTea\n6.00 10000\n. 9.00 18000\n12.00 30000\n15.00 40000\n(0.00 90000\nInformation Blank\nCONTEST UANAtiKR\nTHB \"PROSPECTOR\"\nPlease send me detailed information concerning the 'PROSPECTOR'S\nCONTEST\" and the method to be pursued to win one ot the many valuable prises.\nName\nAddreae\nTelephone No \u25a0\t\nCUT THIS OUT AND SEND OR UMNO TO THB CONTEST OFFICE.\nHow to Enter the Contest\nNominate youreelf or a friend today-THlS MINUTE. Call up on the Telephone No. 145 or drop a card to\n,h. Contest Manager, and you will be supplied with the neceseary Information and stationery. Get your friend\nInd SS who ar. not taking THB \"PROBPBCTOR\" to .nbecrlb,. K they are already .\u00abh.cr,\u201ers\n\u00ab them..payall past due account, and then subscribe lor a year or more In advance. See everybody-t\nlZ... no difference where they live. You will receive votes for all tbe money turned In lor or by you. Write\nTyour ri. 1--.M * them ^Early energy .pe... mm. SI. short we... of bu.U.ng will **\u00a3*\u00bb&\nner of a prise that would ordinarily take yon several yenr. to secure. Your friends will subscribe for THK\nPROSPECTOR and they will be pleased to help you. Olve then, tbe opportunity. Clip out the nomination\nWank amisend or bring It to th. conteet Ofllce. nv.rythlug will be mad. plain to you. You can win the\nCapital Prise II you make up your inlnd to do so.\nThe Contest System\nAll of the splendid prl.es listed in thle announcement, and possibly o there to be announced later, will be\nawarded on tbe baBls ol votes secured In the contest. Votes will be allowed on all eubecrlptlon payment,\nol $1 00 or more to tbe \"PROBPBCTOR\" and tho Canadian Home Jourual. Votee cannot be eeeured ln any\notber manner than as above mentioned. A subscription record will be leaned for each payment made. Thle\nrecord will ehow tbe name and address of the subscriber, tbe amount paid and what for, the number of votee\nissued and the contestant's name. A duplicate will be kept on die at the Content Office to be counted by the\nJudges at the close of the conteet. The Judging Committee will be composed .of represent, live men. and tbey\nwill award the prise, on the nlgbt of August 17th. The contest will be divided Into three period.. Twenty\nner cent more votes will lie allowed during tbe tlrst period than the eecoud period. The third period provides\ntor a further reduction of twenty per cent. EARLY WORK COUNTS THE MOST VOTES.\nContest Now\nOpen\nSend in Your Own Name or the Name\nof a Friend TO-DAY\nAddress all Communications, etc., to\nContest Manager\n\"THE PROSPECTOR\" CRANBROOK, B. C.\nDrawer \"M\" Telephone 145\nContest under Direction of the Northern Circulation Co.\nContest Closes\nAUGUST 17th\nA Prize for An Effort. An Effort for\nA Prize THE PROSPECTOTt, CHANPT?OOF. T?. C\nVi\nTHE\nSUPPLANTER\nA Modern Romance\nBy W1LMOT KAYE\n^\nJ\nVera told tho ooaulioiau to slop, mm\nthoy both aHghLod. They peeped\nover ft lUBtio gate nnd nwny bnclt from\nlhe rond there l\u00bbv u lilllo colt!, go,\na perfect picture with lis tbatchufl\nrouf and a mall leaded window?.\n\"I beltevp It Ih emply,\" Hilda cried.\nThere whs h paper In the wludow,\nmid Vera approached to read it. They\ndrove to the address given, and came\nback with the key.\n\"It might Imve been made for us,\nand only five shillings a week, Loolt\n............. ... nt the fireplace, with lis cosy-Qorii\nCHAPTER IV Qr\u00bb U|ldtt Bnldt and Vei.a Bmlletl\nAs booh hh she had turned the cor* good-naturedly at her excitement.\nr. Vera luUM a^Oftbmaij \u25a0JW^.toW | A bargaIn WflS ,trucl. witll the laml.\nlord, and when they returned to the\nhotel Hilda was the accepted tenant\nof Sunny cole.\n\u25a0\u25a0--.\"' , ,, ,, .. ,,1,1,1, h ,,i : \"Vou will not he lonely,\" Vera re\nbllnratlon al the suocgss which had \u2022\nfi, mr come to her. Blw--toew that \u201e\ntbe most dtmeult nan had heen ac- .. w ,\u201e \u201e d\ncompllshed, and she had no fen. aa l,ce 1.osp(10t4'b,e WOT\u201ean ,\u201e ,lve ,vHU.\ntoihefuti.ro. ,.,.,,,i\u201e\u201ev;ii\u00bb. Then you will not have to waste\n\u2022-**-'*1 ynu,.pa!l!^y.\"!:!!\" ^,;., klmeon housework. I believe you\nlook better already \" '\nj \"I feci teller, dear. And It Ib you\n1 linve to thank.\"\n\u25a0 Ulliln took Vera's hand and squeezed it gently.\nI \"There is nothing nicer than a real\nfriend,\" she whispered tenderly.\n1 \"I must run up to town to-morrow,\nli will take them two or tore, days\n.*rVVVVVWVVVVViA\/V*WVV**\u00abV-\nhim to drive to Little .lames street.\nAll hesitation had left her. and as she\nllslitly clutched the money In her\nhand, eIu' was lined with wild\nSUITS FOR MUM AND\ni'OUNCI MEN.\nrly'entered the\nsuld, ns alto eagerly\nronin.\n\"Yes,\" Hilda replied.\n\"Wo Imve just time to catch a\ntrain. Hun down and look for u four-\nwheeler.'1\n\"Uut I must say good-bye to Seymour,\" Hilda answered protestlngly.\n\"Isn't he In';''\n\"No.\"\n\"Vou must scribble a note, lie\nran run down to see you. We aren't\ngoing to Hie end of ill\" world.\nti B'-'t Hie cottage ready. \u00ab\" ' vou\nmake out a list of the thing, whlcb\nup shall want, and I will order them.\nWe ouitlit tu be able to get Into the\ncottage within a week.\"\nlust think of It. So worries -\nand the beautiful country to live In. It\nems like a fairy story, for it Is of\nwbat 1 bave alwaye dreamt.\"\nWe shall be quite comfortable by\nran stay at a hotel for a couple \u00bb' Christmas; aud we can burn real\ndays. I rlioll have io run up to town Cnr|Btroat |oga m ,im \".replace.\"\nnearly every day. but you ran bun; ..V(\u201e. Am] (ee(1 the blrjs Tjj6J,\naround for a cottage.\" .hall have a Christmas-tree to tlietn-\nA sudden thought struck ber. selves,\" Hilda said eagerly.\nItlda did as sue was bade, and Ver\nlooked distastefully round the room.\nIt was not till they were driving to I\ntin- station that Vera told her of their\ndestination.\n\"1 have decided to no lo Bognor. \\\\ e |\n\"Afier all, we will wall for the next V(,ra caugn| un Mrlj. train In the\ntrain,\" sbo cried morning, tlrst of all sending a wire\nShe told lh\u00bb cabman to drive to a t0 1)avl,i cla>. 9i,vin\u00ab tbat she would\nshop, where she took Hilda Inside (ilU a[ Ihe n'ntei -r|,D Journey wi\nwith her, and proceeded to order !a miserable one. for she bad beeu i.\nexcited to think over the lios\nllilng that they needed. Kor Hilda sh.- bought a warm fur coat, ihat^,, raule a5 a sudden revelatloi\ncost a goodly stun. In fact. Bhe spent enormity of her deception .she fell\nmuch more on her friend than she,mat she could not face the tut re ai :\ndid on herself. ia wild desire .seized her to ko lo Ha\\\n\"You must not do It,\" Hilda said ja clay and confess Bul no. She\nprotestlngly. would not give up, all tbls la- .: bi\n\"If 1 cant buy you things I Bhall grasp, and she smothered ber sn\ntake no pleasure In my money,\" Vera derlag conscience-\nanswered firmly. I Her Orel visit waj to Little fames\nShe succeeded 111 subduing Hilda's Street for she wanted to arrange foi\nprotests nnd during the journey she tbe removal of the furniture, .- she\nconcocted the story as to how she was anxious to obliterate a!i \u25a0\u25a0 tees '\nbad been left the money. She look their previous existence She bad\nquite a pride in its arllstio touches, fjust interviewed tbe landlady, wheu\nas idle related tbe Imaginary fac:s to she saw Vaughan Seymour coming up\nher friend. tbe stairs.\n\"Is It very much?\" Hilda asked \"How Is Hilda*\" he asked eager!:\n\"More than I shall know how to1 \"Better- much better. You must\nepend, dear. Bin you will help uie, j go down to see her,\" she replied pleas-\nwon't vou?\" ami..\n\"You are a generaus darling; out \"I will and nt once, for I have sold\nI don't Intend lo Impose upon you,\" my book. Why shouhlu't 1 lake\nHilda said firmly. .rooms somewhere near.' The coun-\nVein was torn by two desires-out try Is splendid for writing.\"\nto soothe he, conscience by lavishing | \"The very thing. We will talk a-\nmoney upon the gitl that ehe was d-i ibo.it It.\" tn\nliherntely robbing; while the other \"By the bye\u2014a gentleman called to\nwas lo keep Hilda as much uut of|see Hilda yesterday,\" he remarked\nBRODERICK'S SERVICE\npossesses an unusual opportunity 1\" those that\nhave a desire 1o be, ami\nau appreciation of, bciuir\nwell dressed. The matter\nuf detail is what makes\n\"Tli'udorick's service different ft'iuti tin- ordinary\n\"lung distance\" tailoring.\nAll of Brotlerick's suits\nnre designed without reference lo Hie question ol\nprice. Our clothes are\nmade in our own workshop, under our own\nsupervision and oul of\nmaterials of our own importation, und are guaranteed to be jusl as represented.\nBroderick's styles are. as\nthe result of catering to\nthe most discriminating\nand I l-itioal of Tur.'iilu's\ngood dressers, the ac 'ept-\n>-,! standard of Toronto's\nst- les .ins: as the values\nhave come in be accepted\nin tho standard of To\ni-onto values.\nWrite us for samples and\nsi\\ le book, Wc will supply self measureiucul\nchart and full instructions\nihn: will insure measurements that will be accurate in every dela 1\nPrices $22 60 lo $46.00.\n, Sermon.\nDeacon A.: \"What our people need\nIs sermons that will wake the... up.\"\nDeacon B.t \"No, brother; whnl. lliey\nneed ls sermons thai won't let 'er..\ngo to sleep.\"\nOldliniet\u2014ls your married life one\ngrand swoet sr.ng?\nNewlywed\u2014Well, since our baby's\nbeen born It's illtl nn opera, full of\nSi and \"marches .vuh ond culls [or the\nauthor every ii|i;ht.\u2014Tit-Hits.\nWestern Independence\nWhen you hear that the west is\ngrowing Indcpenilenl or tlio east you\ncan set It down ns n fact,\" said tho\ndrummer who had conic In from be\nyonil the Mississippi.\n\"What's the yarn,'' wns asked by the\nhole! clerk.\n\"Oh, not a long one. .lust shows\nyou tbnt ll Western man doesn't have\nto lean on the crowd for his bread\nand butter, In a Nebraska 'own I\nasked the Innkeeper tho way to n barber shop. llo not only had ono III\nlhe place. Inu he shaved mo himself.\n, , \u2014~\" \u201e iTiieu I lohl lilm | thoughi of having\nlhe always room at the lop ax- some card photos taken, lie tool, me\nloin has kept a lot Of only hull ready J \u201ep um|,,,. I|l0 ,\u201e\u201e,. (1|l(1 wm|i0ii tin\nchaps from beginning at the bottom! ,.un\u201e.m |\u201e first-class shape.\n I \"Sure 1 wanted it license, and a\u00ab\nRelieve. Asthma at Once. It ynu Mayor; bn Issued It, I wiintod u\ncould rend the thousands of Ulisollc- hoi-Be and huggv, nnd as a livery stalled lotteis received hy the makers bio mnu he hired thom to me, Iliad\nfrom grateful users you, too, would m, (m| tootli, and us u dentist ho\nrealise the reuinvi-tihio curing pow- vaulted it out\"\nicrs of Dr. .1. D, Kollogs's Asthma\nRemedy\nAsk for Mlnard's and take no other.\nAll cases. Incipient and\n\"Hut he stopped ibere?\"\n, \"Almost, Ho tilled a pulpit Run\nchronlo, are benefited by this groat mlyi lH(1 aomo blncUsiulthlug Monday,\nfamily remedy, and mnny ot litem begn\u201e ,\u201e,\u201e\u201e,|1(! ,,,\u201e BC\u201e0c,mouse Tues.\nare cured. Why sutler or export- ,lny \u201e,\u201e, wucn , ,,,r, Wednesday h,.\nwenl with worth ess preparations \u201e,,\u201e hol(Mng ,,,\u201e,, ,,\u201e ,\u201e\u201e,,,.\u201e \u201e, ,\u201e\u201e\nwhen the genuine Kelloggs can he !\u201e.,\u201e.,,. W|,en you want to Hnd Ind\"\n,purchased everywhere. Incidence, go went, joiing man.\"\u2014St\nThe Tired Business Man\ni Now. let ua consider Ibis bugnbo\nOf the 'tiled Business Man. The\ntiteairicul niauagera yelp about bim\ncontlnunll)\n\"Why do you produce nothing bul\nmusical comedy?\" we ask,\n\"Oh, vou must cator to the n\nbusiness man.\"\n\"Why must tho llberoltu be In\nIVOI ds of \"lie s> liable '\"\nYon Bee, WO i.ll, I lu tlio tired\nbusiness man.\"\n\"No doubt that tu-coimts for iheso\nI vide plots.\"\n\"Yes, ii, c.uer to the tired business\nLouis Times,\nNot lo be Caught\nTom: 1 told her father thai I ex-\npeclul In inherit Severn! pieces of\nproperly.\"\nDick: \"Whal did llo soy?\"\nTom: \"He said tlmt deeds speak\ntan\nHut iocs tho tired business\net\n1 louder than woi'd.-\n.Ifiliuson is u menu mun.\nA favorite dodge II' his Is In try and\nci i live ml.ice from his doctor, bu.\ntlrcu | tlm man uf medicine ls becoming luo\nl sharp for bim.\n\"**-' The oilier day Johnson rushed Ut\nhis doctor ou llle street.\nness \"ijiHui afternoon, doctor!\" he began\ngushingly. \"By Ihe way, 1 know, a\nmi'n iliian who Is suffering agonies from\nthis consideration when l.o npumlisln. . Al times il is so had In\nio the ball part\nhe hard benchei\nthe esl of us. Yin\nMan is a myth.\nIon\nNo. Ile Bits\nand loots like\nTiled Business\nCatarrh Cannot Be Cured\nsimply howls Willi tho pain. What\nwould you do lu thai case'.'\"\n\"Well, 1 don't know,\" was lhe doctor's prompt reply: \"I suppose I\nshould howl with pain, too.\"\nLIMITED\nToronto\nsight us possible. Sli, hoped lhat\n\u2666he would find a cottage out nf tb-\nbeaten track, where she could bury\nher, so lhat there would he llttlo\nchance of her coming into contact\nwith anyone who knew I.e.?\nAt Bognor iluy went to a small but\ncomfortable hotel on lhe front, and\nboth of them took a.childish dollghl\nIn donning their new purchases fur\ndinner. The dahrtlly cooked food,\nand tho champagne which Vera insl.it-\ned upon oi del iug. wai such a pleasant\n,linage afier tin months of hardship\nwhich Iluy had endured, thai the\nMen] lieciiin a iiicr- oue.\n\"I stall not go to iwn to-morrow,\nIml shall .'lay del\" and look liflni\nyou.\" Vera remarked ns they went\nto Ihelr bedroom.\n\"I bnve ordered nil open carriage,\"\nshe conlliiued as Bhe vvnrniud herself\nat the fire, \"mul we will go for a lung\ndrive.\"\nThe morning was ported, and tbey\nwere ii. iiii, best ol Biilrlta when thoy\ntoolt tliolr scats in tin, Inndcau Thoy\nwero thoroughly onjoylr.g llieiuselvos\nwhen Hilda gave a sudden cry ot admiration.\n\"Did you ever see anything so\nswcotl\" she cried eagerly.\nwhen Your Horse\nGoes lame\nNo Alternative\nManagev Ito applying offlca boy)\nWhy ^^*\u25a0^^^.\u00ab^^A>**A-^\u00bbAr'^\u00bb^^^-^\u25a0\u00bb^^^^^^>A>,\nGAME OF CHESS TYPlFtES LIFE\n!: Is Impossible to stale just wheu\nuna wl.^re chess was born. Hack v.e\nmay go in tbe ages, ai-.i *\u25a0\u25a0 atiU And\nIt existing. We see It painted on\nthe Egyptian vases, and wc hud it it:\nthe Chinese books of wisdom. It\nhas been ascribed to all sorts of birthplaces, Its creator having been at\ntimes a man, at times a god. Nothing\npositive is known about .;, yet the\ngreatest probabilities seem 10 point\nto its \"having come from tne East. It\nmay he Interesting to note Just a few\nof tho hypot&escs surrounding its ob-\nsours birth.\nJohn do Vlgney assigned the Invention to a Babylonian philosopher,\nXerxes. Leneur attributes its off gin to\nChilo, the Spartan, one ot the seven\nsi\u00bbpos of Greece. Sir William Jones\nascribes ihe Invention of chess to\nMars, and feels sure it originated from\nIndia. Gibbons says;\u2014\"To admonish\nkittKs that are strong only in the\nstrength of their subjects, the same\nIndians invented the game of chess,\nwhich was likewise inirodiiced Into\nPerela during the reign of Nushtrvan.\nAn Indian philosopher thus describe chess:\u2014\"It. is a representative\ncontest, a bloodless combat, an Imago\nnot only of actual military operation.\nbut of that greater warfare which\novery son ot the earth, irom tho\ncradio to the grave, ls continually\nwaging\u2014the battle of life.' One Bens\neh-arly that, even going back to Its\nbirth, ihe parallelism between chess\nand men exists, for does anybody\nknow just when, where and how th-\nllrst man Appeared 0.1 earth? Also,\nte It not a fact, that man's attributes\nand natures have remained unchanged throughout centuries, and that\nchess was played much In the same\nway. each chessman moving In its allotted manner even 5,000 years ago?\nAccording to Cnvrera, the principles\nOf chess could he applied tu the game\nof life. The board may be consider*\ned the field of life, chequered with\ngood and evil on which man Is to\nplay his game and he rewarded according i\" his deserts. The pawns\nmay be looked upon a? representing\nthose feelings which are first excited\nby circumstances and form barriers to\nthose stronger passions which would\nho represented by the superior pieces\nThe castle, moving on the board In\ndirect lines, represents that innate\nsense of Justice pervading every human breast, which, however attacked\nwhen properly maintained cannot be\nconquered, The knight, eccentric in\nhip movements, bul regulated by fixed principles of action, portrays that\nfeeling othonor which, deviating from\nlhe benteh>eourae, seeks for adventures. By the walk of the bishop\nMay be considered lho l'ellglotm feeling which Is continually crossed by\nthe movements of ordinary life; as\ntliey never have lho color of lho\nsquare they stall from, 'hey are typical of .1 firm faith. Tho queen typl*\nlies ambition, and the king, moving\nonly ono square at a time, while every\nalll'OOttoU Is open lo his choice, li\nhighly characteristic ol prudonco, Ho\nseldom moves unless forced, Shelter*)\nhimself In hind, aud claims tho sue-\nror of justice, honor, religion and ambition.\nLongest Span Bridge\nIt is claimed for the new double-\nUiu 11 JVU IIIIP' lll.l'. 1 , , , ._, ,la * \u25a0\nnil curv is uuu m deck bridge which is now nearly com-\nUe bitwa and luui-oufl I dieted across the Missouri river at\nli.'! \u25a0\u00bb (lil:ii-k ilit-tll- i J, ,,,, ,, . ,. , ,. . .\nr mn ikti i.ti*>imiii! Kansas illy that it Is tho longest\nih ui,* country tor yean and is a twular prwertpuon. Upau riveted bridge as vet construct-\nit it compotM ol ihp beat tonics known, coniblneu 1 , .\u00ab,\u201e ,\u201e\u201e\u201e,,. r .v.- .\u201e\u201e*.. \u201e,.__ \u25a0_\nwith me beat blood puriflera, acuta, direcuy on ihe -1*!. the length of the main span be-\n-urfacoa. Tba perfect comMnaifori ix the \u25a0 jug 425 feet- The striking noveltv\nM:\";\".-^Mia ^-ua'^r ^.V^n^'^.r ^of tho structure Is the fact that tho\nnF.j. CHENEY 4: CO., Props., loiedo. o. j lower platform can be raised against\nthe floor by means of power-operated\neables, drums and concrete counterweights. The vertical travel of the\nplatform Is AG feet, and it is raised\nand lowered by two 260 horse-power\nmotors.\n,,-'i : ii'vi UYUCATIOXS, m Ihcy cannot micu\nin- Mat ot the diieaae. .'-.inrrti is a blood or conntl-\nuiio'ini da-wase, ami m ord\u00bb-r iu euro if jvn muat ini.c\n,1,-niJt remedial. Hull'\n\u25a0rnauy. andacie direcUy upon tlirj^biood and-muMUj Ipieted across the Missouri river at\n\u25a0i-iai-fa*. it.iiis Catarrh cum h n\u00bbt a quack meot-\n ibi'd by\n1 ii* red i\"\nLong Cough\nThe tiger came toward mo. bellowing and grunting, and when he got opposite the screen he gave one of\nthose fearful coughs which onlv a man\nwho has been close to such a beast 0ld u\" and Worn\ncan appreciate. It was 11 feet long. Gen. Marion Mans has a keen and\n-Loudon Standard.\nMinard'a Liniment, the Lumberman's\nFriend.\nPolite Assurance\nMr. Conductor, do you think this\ntunnel is perfectly safe for our travel?\"\n\"Don't bo afraid, madam. Our\ncompany got you in this hole aud\nwe're bound to see you through\"\u2014\nBaltimore American.\nAs a vermifuge there is nothing\nso potent as Mother Graves' Worm\nExterminator, and It can be\ngiven to the most, delicate child without fear of injury to the constitution.\ndelicate taste In literature, and at a\nrecent dinner at Vancouver .-Barracks\ndiscussing a popular novel of little\nworth, Gen. Mans said:\u2014\n\"Tho pathos of the book Is really\nbathos. It reminds me of a private's\nwidow. The good woman was about\nto sell her husband's furniture, her\nrugs, plated ware, and what not. As\nshe was going over these articles her\neyes filled with tears, a host of memories rose to her mind, and laying\naside a half-dozen knives, Bhe said:\u2014\n\"Oh, dear! I can't let these go!\nThey've been in poor George's mouth\ntoo often!\"\nNo Suffering Yets!\nTho unnnlural siidering of so many women at times\ncan lie relieved by a little cme nud proper help.\nUeecham's Pills give just the assist mice needed They\nnet gently but surely; tliey con i '. faults of the system\nso certainly lhal you will find IxHer conditions prevail\nAmongst Women Who Take\nthis renowned and eflecllve remedy. Beecham's\nl'ills will help your digestion, regulate your bowels,\nstimulate your liver. Headaches, backaches, lassi-\n~tudc, and nervous depression-will trouble you less and\nless after you take at times\u2014whenever there is need\u2014\nBEECHAM'S PILLS\nWomen withing Io retain their youthful look* and to feel at tbeir beet\n\u2022houla bo euiu te reed the epecial directions with ever** boi.\nSold everywhere. In bote*, 25c.\nLike One of the Family\nTibbie liiio been placed by her anni\nfn a situation as maid of all work in\nu family of throe, At ihe end of the\nWeel, the abut \"stepped along lu\" tn\nsee how Tibbie was getting on.\n\"Do yon like jour work'.''' asked tl\"'\naunt.\n\"\"fis fair,\" said the laconic Tibbie.\n\"Antl arc they making you feel at\nhome?\"\n\"Whiles the are, and whiles they\naren't.\"\n\"Now, what do yon be meaning by\nthut?\" asked the aunt, Impatiently,\n\"Aweel,\" said Tibbie, \"they have na\nasked me to gang (' kirk wi' their\nyet, but last, night they went on wi'\na grand Quarrel they were having, all\ntho three 0' them, wi' me takking the\ndishes off 0' the table, jisl. as lf I\nhad been one o* the family.\"\nWhen Your Eyes Neid Car*\n'-. -Try Murine Ev\u00ab Kemf-5*'. NoMmerilne\u2014 f *ol|\nnne\u2014Arte gul.-klj. Try ii> for Reel, W\u00abe<\nI Watny K,t>\u00bb umi Granulated Uyellile. I I'm*\nI tratfil Buck lu eauti Paclm-re. Murine U\n' r\"iiipuiirnt''rt bj> tint iK-iiltdte nut a \"I'atr-ni Mev\n; Ii-Ibb\" \u2014but need ln Binvusifiil l'tij-nklent- I'M\n{Iiti for ninny jrtri. Now -Jp-Jlunuxt i\u00bb ttio Pit*\nIn and mid by ItnifgiKi n at 'iho ftrnl 6Do ner ll\u00abUto\n1 Murine X?e Hutvolu JUr-pllo TubeaVKo md eta\n; Murln* f y\u00ab Remedy Co., Ghlotg\u00ab\n tt ui\n,r , r. Be ium tad *ik for \u2022\nWlnitoVi Soothing Syrup,\" and Uke bo (\nIdad, Twenly-fivectuUd boltlt.\nDR. ELLIOTT, SPECIALIST. PM-\nI vate diseases and drink habit,\nWrite 81 Queen East. Toronto.\nArtificial Sponge\nThe manufacture of artificial sponge\nis based on the action of zinc chloride on pure cellulolse, which has been\nmixed with pure rock salt. This\nmass ls subjected to pressure by a\npress, provided with pins which serve\nto pierce through the mass, thus making tiny canals, looking very much\nIlk* the pores of the natural sponge.\nIt ls mashed very thoroughly ln a\nweak solution of alcohol to remove the\nexcess of salts. This sponge swells\nup with water and hardens on drying\njust like the genuine article, lt is\nespecially adapted for filtering drinking water, but it can be used for all\npurposes to which thc natural product Is applied.\nGOOD AS A DOCTOR\nIN THE HOUSE\nDublin.\u2014Sectional volumes of tlio\nreport of tlic census of Ireland las* i .... . , . , , ,\near, dealing with King's county nn.l ;\">''l'\\ s^ *l'0B Invited to a board\nTh. Graiplng Salt\n\"Capt. Salt once bebaved with considerable heroism in a collision at\nsea. and his company wished to pre\nsent him with a gold watch. Accord-\nlhe county ot Tlpperary, enow that In\nthe former county the population fed\nfrom C0.107 in 1901 to 56,832 or i.57\nper cent, and In Tlpperary from ICO,\n232 to 162,433, or 4.S7 per cent.\nNature Wa. in Tune\nCheerful Undertaker\u2014neaiilifu! day\nfor the funeral, sir; just enough\nbreesso to stir the plumes. Now jump\nin, sir, please.\nHo\u2014\"You are llll Ibe world In me.\"\nShe\u2014\"Well, all the world doesn't\nlove a lover this time.\"\nmeeting, nnd there, In a luxurious,\nroom on tho thirteenth story of a\nskyscraper, amid a throng of millionaires with white side whiskers, a\nsuperb gold watch was duly present\ned to the mariner In a neat speech.\n\"And how did Capt. Salt receive\nlhat beautiful watch? He took It\nin his big red hand, frowned, and\nsaid:\n\"Where's the chain tbat goes wllh\nIt?\"\nGetting a Recommendation\nN'ew Maid\u2014\"Would you mind Riving me n rikemniendntion, mum?\"\nMistress\u2014\"But you've only just\ncome!\"\nNow Maid\u2014\"But ye may not want\nOeorge (In melting loncs) Millions Ito give me wan whon I'm laviu', mum.\nof slurs look down upon us, sweet- \u2014Answers, London,\nheart.\"\nMabel\u2014\"Oh, is my hat on straight?\nln Mexico a day's (\"or* is a half\nhour's practice wllh n plsioi or rifle,\nCIPHER MESSAGES.\n\"Have you n spare cigar about you.\nold chap?\"\n\"Certainly! But I thought you were\ngoing to stop smoking.\"\n\"So I am, hut not too abruptly. I've\nRule. Th.t Will H.lp an A'm.t.u- \u00ab\u2022 already quit smoking my own cigars.\"\nRead th. Riddl... j-lloston Transcript. \t\nWriting lu cipher, where letters or\nshe\u2014in n war -retting married Is\nlike using lho t,ile|iliune.\nHo- How BO?\nsin- film iiofs'iit nlwnys get tho\nparty one wants,\nN.PHERS0NI\nSHOES J\ni.\u201e\u201e!.' !,i.;;\u201ei. At *,u'.;.,. ',....i ti\ntoni.cr nml alv\u00ab b.lt.r nntlrfn\nHon 11int. other mnliia. Ttlny\nurn llm relUll of till ..i-nta' tc\ncumulated linowlodgi) nml ...\nD.n.noo in nmiiiirui mi.Ii Or.de\nBIhh'.. Btookpa liy imilitiK\nfle.l.rn rvciywliein In (\"annil.\nTh. JOHN McPHIRSON CO,\nLimited, Hamilton, Oni.\nN.tur. Wa. in Tun.\nt'lieeifnl I'ndi-iinker- lleliutlfiil dav\nfor the funeral, ah; just enough\nbreeze in stir Ibe plumes. Now jump\nin, sir, please.\n\"Papa,\" Queried G-yeaiold George,\n\"when two people .\u25a0.;,, man-Ted aro lltcy\niini-ii; ono?\"\n\u25a0 i'i-.i, in.\\ boy,\" nnswored liln folic\ner.\n\"Wlileli one?\" conllii I Iho siniill\nInformation sicker.\n\"The voice lhal Is cryln' in Hie, wll-\nilcruesii lliiii dny nn' llmo is lulverlls-\nIng iciii estate laliln' nil mansions\nmi earth: en' ir lho voleo Is onlv loud\ni iiinmli, It's sure to tntcli Uio crowd.\n\u2022 Atlanln Consllttiilon,\nTh. Ex-May Qu..n.\n-It Mi. dfilsgato. netk mo, iiintlier,\"\nH;iM lln, limn Willi 111. Iieuti tilu. eve.\n\"(Mien Hi. rubln'i, inns eiiunda sweet und\nstrong\nAnd Ilia mill tn III 111. il'V\nI'.in I bother in tvukq me, mollier,\nlllll linnil tliom n|..nt their Way,\nA,1.1 iniilta ll v.nn v'uln, IT they urik you\n.gain,\nI lloii't car. lo li. qu.on of III. Mny.\n\"If Ihny want in. for sheriff, inotlicr,\ni)r llieuiun nr ,\u201e,inly clerlt;\nIf Hi. public cboloo lililn ine lilt my vole.\n'I'o liflji In riuiveiilloii work,\nVon may ring tlio I.ill fnr ine, mollier,\nlint ollierwl.. simply m,y\nIo tli. frl.lltls 1'vu luior.li, lint huv. ilull.\noulgrown\nI don'l care to bo queen of tli. May,\"\n\u2014Wn' Illusion Hlnr.\nKvery yenr Ihe I'nlleil SIiiIch lm-\nports between iwo million nnd iliree\niuIIIIi,n pounds of cninplior.\n. i ' Som. Ar. 6o by Nature,\nA eerliiln young mnn, who Prtijli\nhimself ou a bnis'iuciioss Ihnt tit nils-\n, lonk for wlf. met nn eminent, hut\ntouchy, sculptor at n alndlo supper,\n\"So yoii'iu Ilie chap,\" lie snld, on\nbeing Introduced, \"Hint ninkca mud\nlends J\"\n| \"Not all of Ihem,\" lho sculptor re-\n\u2022tiled, quietly,-youth's Companion.\nfigures or characters, grotesque or otb\nerwlse, are used (o form tbe words,\nwhile It may look formldohle to the\nUninitiated Is really not difficult to\nsolvo If one will tackle It with care\nsnd patience.\nTbe proper way to set about reading\nsn unkuown cipher Is to Uud the letter\nor figure thnt occurs oftenest. Tbls Is\nsure to be \"e,\" us \"e\" Is by fur tbe commonest letter In the language. Tbe\nsecoud commonest ls \"I,\" nnd lf you\nUnd n three letter or three Ugure batch\noften of which Ihe last Is \"e\" and Ihe\nfirst \"t\" tbe middle letter or Ugure Is\nsure lo stand for \"b.\" Any leltei- or\nfigure standing alone must, ou clear\nreasoning, be \"1\" or \"o\" or \"a.\"\nThe second commonest three letter\nword In u message of any length Is\nsure lo be \"and,\" which gives you three\nmore letters for addition lo the alphabet.\nIleraemberlng that tbe commonest\ndoubles sre \"co,\" \"oo\" aud \"II\" (In tbe\norder given) and tbe commonest two\nletter words nro \"he,\" \"by\nThe mnu who will try any old thing\nonce. Is liable to get slung a scandalous number of limes!\nConditions In Japan\nTbat tbo old customs of Japan arc\nPassing away and tho empire ls rap-\nIdly becoming civilized, and, moro\nslowly, Christianized, Is not borne out\nby the fact, for the dark siile nf Japan\nIs turned aside by those who visit\nthere. A writer in tho Missionary,\nIntelligences, of Cincinnati, long \/,\nresident In Fukushlma says: \"ldolalry\nsllll prevails. The tenacity with\nwhich they cling to the family gods\nin some homes supposed to bo Christian Bhows that Idolatrous customs\nhavo a strong hold on them- Hcie\niu Japan tho divorce rate is three\ntimes ns high ua lu America, anil\nthen not nil ihe separations are counted. Tlio people uro woefully addicted to tho use of lluuo.' nud tobacco.\nAll tlic mis are smokers. When we\nride in the train we are slilloil by the\ntobacco smoke. A lot of women\nsmoke ns well as I lie men. There ls\nmuch drunkenness. Japan ulso\nbonds lho \"Ist of tuitions iu regard lo\ntho number of suleldis.\"\nJudge \"Vou are charged with\nspeeding.\"\nPrisoner\u2014\"I wus going for a doctor.\"\nJudge\u2014\"Whom had you run over?\"\nTo the competent, a chanco nnd ft\ncinch urn Interchangeable terras!\nNo one need endure Ihe agony of\ncorns with llollowny's Corn Curo nl\nllllllll to remove them.\nat\" and \"an\" (In the order glvenl, a\nperson should be uble to solve almost\nany cipher message.\nREAL VALUE OF PLAY.\nA Irl.f Period Snateh.d Trom the\nRegular Routine Aide Health,\nSelf Improvement societies that have\ntried to and tbe best way to live have\nnever discovered anything more valuable than play, says Collier's Weekly.\nA man may shake up a continent by\nbis energy or build kingdoms by hie\n\u201e\u201ero | brains, but ao far as his persons! life\n- ,- A ,.. i.n> I..ah ft .all,,fa 1.\njjoiyis\nKIUNLY\n; FILLS\nw n. u. goo\nIs concerned be bos been a failure 11\nbe has uot learned lo play.\nPloy, of course, Is not confined te\ngames, lt may be a walk In tbe woods,\na row upon the river, a sail upon the\nInke. To some making s garden Is play,\nas to others Is chopping wood. To play\nIs to fellow the irresponsible Inclination which gives Ihe most pleasure\nwith tho least medial strain and bodily\nweri't\n. Ideal liiiiy Is a brief perloo of care\nfroo living snutclied from Ike rcgulsr\nroutine. It Is enjoying tht pleasure ot\nbeing nllvo: It Is absorbing from the\ntortu \"nil \"it M \" tor Ontl-llefr Course\nindudrng Tr\u00abt Book. WRITE AT ONCE.\n:OLUMBLS SHORTHAND Hob-iiu.\n;<>HHKSP<\u00bbNL)KN(.K COLLEGE <\u00bb\u2022\u00bb\nGettlr,- It all\nThe doctor lo'd him hr. neeilcd car-\nbohydratoa protoldii a.ei ahovo all,\nsomething nitrogenous. The doctor\nmentioned a long list of foods for him\nto eal. He staggered out and wabbled Inlo u Pent avenue rcnlniiriiM.\n\"How about beefsteak'!\" ho asked\nIne waller. \"Ib thnt nitrogenous!\"\nTlio waller didn't know.\n\"Are fried potatoes rich In ear-\nImliy, driitcs or mil'!\"\nThe waiter couldn't say\n\"Well, I'll flx II,\" declared the poor\nman In despair, \"Bring mo u large\nplate of hush.\"\u2014Pittsburg Post.\nSleeping Sickness\nA French doctor, M. A. Latent, who\nhas been studying tho insects which\nare supposed, to carry sleeping sick,\nness, reports lo the Biological Society\nof Paris that, v-'allst working in tha\nBritish dependencies lu the Indian\nBritish Mauritius and Iteunlon. his attention was called to lhe rcduvlldao\nbugs, especially a large bug which\nattacka man, anil Is called hy Hie\nnatives \"Mnupln\" or 'Murpln.' The\nIlrst of those wns caught in a native\nbed, where It hod Jusl hlten a child.\nAfterwards the natives found him sov.\neral specimens, and ln the Intestinal\ncanals of almost ulljio found try-\npanosomes, the organisms lhal causes\nsleeping Bickness. The Sleeping\nSickness Bulletin for April stales thnl\nthis observation should be of special\nInterest for India, especially Madras,\nfor Dr. Donovan has there found nu\nexactly similar form of organism lit\nthe same bug. which ho hns proved tu\nfeci nu human blood.\nWilli \"The sight of an old school\nmate Is\u2014er\u2014well, It might bo called\nboth meat and drink.\"\nBertha: \"Yes; that's what you men\nusually do In the circumstances,\"\n\"Bht\"\n\"Meet and drink.\"\nKxnmlner: Now, suppose you found\nn man,on tho street so Intoxicated he\ncouldn't, slnnd up, *b lho man with Iim ashen\non his vest, \"was a llttlo, slim, bald,\nheaded, smooth-faced fellow named\n\u25a0lolin Smith. As n band lender ho\nmnde nil these famous ours look like.\nhopeless amateurs.\"\nI never heard of lilm.\" argues 11,11\nman wllh tho reversible tlo,\n'Of course you didn't. Nor did anybody else. Didn't I Just say Ihnt hn\nwas a Hltle, Film, balded headed.\nBmolhfucod fellow and lhat bis mini.i\nvtas John Smith'!\"\nIn London\n'I fear you are luslng Interest lu\nthe cause.\"\n\"Why?\"\n\"I see you constantly wllh a young\nman\"\n\"No danger,\" declared the militant\nsuffragette,\n\"Then ha la not your beau?\"\n\"No, he's n professional bondsman.\"\n\"I wonder,\" mused little Harry, who\nwns studying his Siinilny school les\n.wn, \"If men will ever live to bo '00\nor uuil years old again!\"\n\"No, I riiosb not,\" replied hlj 0.\nyeai old Blsltr. \"Tho Lord tiled tho\nexperiment onco and Ibcy got so had\nlie had to drown most of Ihem.\"\nA Friend's Defence\nHl,e-Siiy. arc these poems In the\npaper signed 'Oedipus,' yours?\nHe\u2014 Yea.\nShe\u2014Well, tbe glrln always persist\noil Hull Ihcy weie and 1 nlwnya npoko\nup for you.-Los AnglOB ISxprcss.\nUlnlis I ivhn IiiiiI ordered n pnnenke\nlull an li'iui previously): \"Hi\u2014I say,\nwill Hint niiiu'iikc he long?\"\nWaitress\u2014\"Nu sir, It'll be round,\nThe Call\nWlfo\u2014You know that Mrs. New-\ncomb moved In down tho street Monday, so 1 called to-day.\nHuh\u2014Well, well! How like poker\nthlo \"social game\" Is..\nWife\u2014How du you mean?\nHub\u2014Why, In poker ynu nlso call\nwhen you want to see what the otlicl\nperson has. \u2022\n\"Wo heiresses have many rivals tor\nour handi.\" \"Yos,\" replied Mill\nCavenne, \"you muat feel a% 11 tM\npathway ot life were lllled wllh Wt\u00bb\netbook matchers.\"\u2014Wunlilngton BU*,\nA Parlor Diet\nMother (loose lolln of the nueeo wM\nsnt In tho parlur entlng breed en\"\nhoney. And no won.lei. If butter \u00ab'\u00ab\u00a7\nas high ns It Is WW, -MllwettkifJ\nI'reo Press.\n\"Do you think Miss Chutteis I. \u00abt\nentertalnlug tn'.licr?\" \"Oh my, vol,\nBbe can ontormin her.elf f-u bourn al\na lime.\"\u2014Uoslon Trtdl.Ml.it J\nTHE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B.C.\nMcVittie & parker\nP.L.S, & G.K.\nCRANBKOOK,\nti. 0\nW. F. GUKD,\nBarrister, Solictor, etc.,\nORANBltOOK, ti. C.\nHARVEY, McCARTER,\nand MACDONALD,\nBarristers, and Solicitors,\nGttANBROOK, B. 0.\nJ. T. LA1DLAW,\nMining Engineer and\nB.C Lund Surveyor,\nI'll Bus 'i'M. l'liona iilili.\nCRANBKOOK,\nB. C.\nDRS. KING & GREEN\nPhysicians and Surgeons\n101.. at Kesldeui'., Armstrong Avs.\nOFFI0H HOURS\nForenoon. - - \u25a0 - 9.Ill) to 10.01\nAfternoans - - - - 2.(10 to 4.0*\nBv.ulnga - - \u2022 - 7.10 to I.U\nBun-lay. 1.10 to 4.10\nJRANBROOK : B. O.\nW. R. BEATTY\nUndertaker,\nKiiiliiilinor,\nFuneral Director,\nCRANBKOOK. B.C.\nPHONIC SMI!\nWe Deal in Everything From\na Needle to a Locomotive\nJoseph H. McLean\nDBALKlt IN\nAll kinds of Second Hand Goods\nFurniture a SPECIALTY\n 0\t\nBUYER OF FURS\nSage's Old Stand, Hanson Ave\nPhon. 151.\n\u2666\u2666\u2666*\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nA. WALLER I\nMASONRY\nSteam Boiler, Furnace,\nand Septic Tunli work \u2666\na specialty *\nCost and stock estimates\nfurnished on application. X\nAddr.aa i P. O. Box 2*6. Cranbrook\n**********************\nF. M. MacPherson\nUNDERTAKER\nNorbury Avjiin. Neat to City Hall\nOpen Day ami Nisht Hm\"* \u00bb!\nOranbrook Lod\". No at A.if.* A.M.\nUegulir uioetlnits on\nllm third 'I'hui'sdu-\nof every mouth.\nVlnltltitf bretliran\ntvoliioniu,\nI). J. Mi'SWKYN, W. M.\nJ. S. PBOK, Sec.\nymtHUH4MUHmiiiU. Ooinp. A, ii. Hhunklnnil, 10. 7\nORANBROOK, B.O, j\nWrrWrWMmmrmrrf,4\nI.O.O.K., KWY HITY 1,01)01\", No. 42\nMeets every Monday\nllluht ut Now Kra-\nI .'\u25a0 nl I y Hall, Bo-\nlourulnK Oddd'ilowH cordially invited.\nH. J. l-rnitnll,\nN. 0,\nw. m. Harris\nHon'y.\nKnights of Pythias\nCr.nbrouk. B.C.\nCrescent l.otl\",\". No. 33\nMs.t. every Tuesday\nat S li.ui. at\nFraternity Hall\nC. I'lirtcr O. O.\nJ. M. Hoy re,\nK.of It. * B.\nVlHltlng hntlu.u cordially Invlt.d te at-\nt.nd.\n100,000 j\nNEW POTATO SACKS f\nI\nFor Sale By\nCranbrook Jobbers, Ltd\n+1^+*;W-l^'1-++-H--M-+*+l-+ HHWH+IWH+WW\n\u00abpH*a-*l++-M*^\n$5,000.00\nIn Prizes\n\"The MAGNET of EAST KOOTENAT'\nCRANBROOK\nAGRICULTURAL\nFAIR\nSept. 19-20th, 1912\nSpecial Attractions, Air Ships, Horse Racing,\nAthletic Sports\nEvery City, Town and Hamlet in East Kootenay\nwill place on exhibition the resourses of their respective districts.\nDon't Forget the Date-September 19-20th., 1912\nCranbrook, B.C\nAll Communications to lm Addressed lo\nf P. De Vere Hunt\nSec-Treas.\n******************4**\n\u2022*_*_&J!fca-\n<^tni-^ ^B\nNOTICE.\nNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho Oranbrook Division of Kootenay Land Recordiug District is subdivided Into the Oranbrook Land Recording Division of the Kootenay Land District and tht* Kernie Lund Ke-\ncordtng Division of thc Kootenay Lund District in accordance with thn\nfollowing descriptions:-\u2014\nCRANBROOK LAND RECORDING DIVISION OF THK KOOTENAY\nLAND DISTRICT.\nCommencing at a point on the International Boundary line being the\nS.E. corner of Lot 4591; thence west along the International Boundary to\na point where the said boundary intersects the height ot Innd separating\nthe drainage arens of the Moyie and Goat Rivers; thence northerly along\nthe height of land separating the drainage area of Moyie and Upper Kootenay Rivers on the east from the drainage area of the Goat River and\nKootenay Lake on the west to a point where such divide joins the height\nof land separating the drainage area of St. Mary's and Skookumchuck\nRivers on tbe south from the drainage area of Findlay Oreok on the north;\nthence easterly along such height of land to a crossing of thc Kootenay\nRiver just below the mouth of Findlay Creek; thence easterly and northerly along the height of land forming the divide between the waters flowing into the Kootenny River above the mouth of Findlay Creek and those\nflowing Into the Kootenay River below the mouth of Findlay Oreek to the\npoint where such height of land intersects the east boundary of Lot 4500;\nthence south along the east boundary of Lot 4596, the west boundary of\nLot 4590 and the east boundary ot Lot 4591 to the point of commencement.\nFERNIIT, LAND RECORDING DIVISION OF KOOTENAY\nLAND DISTRICT.\nCommencing at a point on the International Boundary where the same\nintersects the eastern boundary of the Province; thence west along the\nInternational Boundary to the S.E. corner uf Lot 4591; tbence north along\nthe east boundnry of Lot 4591, the West boundary of Lot 4590 ami tho\neast boundary ot Lot 4596 to tlic height of land forming tho divide between the waters flowing into the Kootenay River above the month of\nFindlay Creek and those flowing Into Kootenay Diver below the mouth of\nFindlay Creek; tbence easterly and northerly along said height of land to\nthe eastern boundary of the Province; thence south-easterly along said\neastern boundary to the point of commencement.\nROUT. A. RKNWICK,\n1 Deputy Minister of Lunds.\nLands Department, Victoria, B.C., I'jtli June, 1912. 25-5t\nDr. F. B. MILES\nDentist\nOtlice in Hanson Block\nCRANBROOK, ... B.O.\nANCIENT ORDER OF KOKEHTKRH.\nOotirt Cranhrook No. H943,\nMeet in Carmen's Hall, mi 2nd nod\n4th Thursday ot each month.\nW. HENDERSON, 0. R.\nLouis Pearson, Sec., P.O, Box MB,\nVisiting Brothers Cordially Welcomed\nOVERSEAS CLUB\n(Oranbrook Branch)\nMeets in the Carmen's Hall 2nd\nand 4th Tuesdays lu every month, ut\n8 p.m. Membership open to British\nClti\/ens.\nN. A. Walhnger, Pros.\nW. C. Crehbin, Sec'y,\nP.O. Box 425,\nVisiting members cordially welcome I\nSheriffs Sale\nHy verttio ol Bevernl writs ol Fieri\nl-'ucuiH Ihhiii'iI out nf tlm Supreme\nCourt uf llrilish Columbia, ninl to\nme ilirrrti'il. iiKutnttt the goods mul\nrliuttelH of Miuiiir Kiil'l'iill, (U-tiivlii\nParrot), Oh-irlss 0, Parrel] and Timothy Purri'll, 1 have hgLx.iiI and taken\nIn execution all the shnros which the\nmild Mamie Farrell, Octnvln Parrell,\nOharleH 0. Parrel anil Timothy Parrel! have In the Oiinltal Stock al tin:\nSociety Olrl Mining Company, 1.1ml-\niml, (Niin-l'iirHonnl Liability), with\nreglstoreil ofllce at Mnyle, IH'IUnIi l'n\niiiiniiiii, amounting approxlmato!*- to\n427,371 Hhari-H, moro or loss; And I\nuliiill Hell the Halil Hliiiri1:;, or a null!\ntilent. niniilier thoreol to wit.iiify the\nsaid writH of Ptoi'l Facias and couih\nat public auction to tin: highest bidder thei'clnr, at mv ofllce 111 tlio\nCourt Hoiihp In tlio t'ity of Niibinti,\nBritish Columhla, on Friday, tin: lath\nday nl duly A. I). 1912, at the hour\nof 12 o'clock, noon.\nTKUMH (IP NAI.H, CASH.\nDated at Nelson, II. 0, this 2nd\nday of July, 1912,\nH. P. TUCK,\nBhorlfl nf Hniith\nKootonny. 27-lt\nFrank Dezall\nAgent for\nDeering 6? McCormick\nMowers & Rigs\nBicycles for Sale.\nAll Repairs Done iii Reason\nutile Cost,\nWorks: Opposite Depot\nNotice\nNOTICE) is hereby given tlmt on\ntbo 4th day of July, 11112, it wns or\ntiered by G. H, Thompson, .-.squire,\nLocal Judge of the Supreme Court\nof British Columbia, that dames A.\nArnold, Official Adityinlntrntor for\nLhat portion of the County of Koo\ntenay, Including the Electoral District of Oranbrook be Administrator\nof nil and singular the estate of\nThomas Berry man deceased intestate\nEvery person indebted to the said\ndeceased is required to make payment forthwith to the undersigned.\nKvery creditor havinb in possession\neffects qelonging to the deceased is\nret) ut red to notify the undersigned.\nKvery creditor haying in possossloi\neffects qelonging to the deceased is\nrequired forthwith to notify the undersigned,\nIS very creditor or oilier person having any claim upon or Interest In\nthe distribution of the estate of the\nsaid deceased is required to send before the 30th of September next by\nregistered mail addressed to the undersigned, his name and address and\nthc full particulars of his claim oi\ninterest, aud a statement of his account nnd the nature of the security\n(if any) held by him,\nAftor tbe said last mentioned date\nt he Administrator will proceed with\nthe distribution of the estate having\nregard to these old tins only of which\nhe shall have had notice.\nDated at Cranbrook this 5th day of\nJuly, 1912.\nJAMES A. ARNOLD,\nOfficial Administrator\n87-4t. Cranbrook. B.C.\n\u20224 H'*>\napffi\nNOTICE TO CONTRACTORS\nMine-Rescue Station, Fernie\nSEALED Tenders, superscribed 'Ten\nder for Mine-rescue Station, Fernie,\"\nwill be received by the Hon. tbe Minister of Public Works up to 12 o'clock\nnoon of Wednesday, the 3rd day of\nluly, 1912; for the erection aud completion of a mine-rescue station at\nKernie, B.O.\nPlans, specifications, contract, and\nforms of tender may be seen on and\nafter the 17th day of June, 1912, at\nthe offices of the Government Agents,\nFernie uud Cranbrook, B.O. and the\nDepartment of Public Works, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.\nEach proposal must he accompanied by an accepted bank cheque or cer\ntiiicate of deposit on a chartered\nhank of Canada, made payable to thc\nHon. thc Minister of Public Works,\nfor the sum of $250, which shall be\nforfeited if the party tendering decline to enter into contract when\nUled upon to do so, or if be fail to\ncomplete the work contracted for.\nThe cheques nr certificates of deposit\nof unsuccessful tenderers will be returned to them upon the execution ol\nthe contract.\nTenders will not be considered unless made out on the forma supplied.\nfgned with the actual signature of\nthe tenderer, and enclosed in tbe envelopes furnished.\nThc lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.\nJ. E. GRIFFITH,\nPublic Works Engineer.\nDepartment of Public Works,\nVictoria,B.C...lune 14th,1912 25-2t\n200 Cartoons Tell More\nThan 200 Columns\nThe World's Best Each Month\nCmlimiii. Iihiii il.iilic; nml vmkltol publlaM III\nUna cutiiiiry, l.iiiui.ni. bulilln, t>arlg, iltrlln,\nMlllllill, Vr-iiiiii, IVillM.n\". Il,\u00bbl;i|l,~l. N.IVll'i..\nI'iiih. Ani'iti ill.iiii.Slniii'iifl.Ti,nn, Kiini\u201e.i.i,la,ii,\n(niMi, TiiI.i,,, Sllllliulul, l-vilni'v, -.'nmiil.i, ni\"'.\n.' Allli'lii'ii. mul I'll II\"' I'H'i'l nlliMi'l lllll\nWorld. UlilV llm IHrtl In'! \"l'l nl II.IH-J i.'Uiii.li:.\neach ni'inih,\u00bb,.- ii. i.-.-t.-J.\nk Plotui'. History ol World's Ev.nli Each Month\nCAMPAIGN CARTOONS Pollowllio\nClllillmillii III \"I'Ariiinl.r.\" ii.\"I wnn ll III,'i)|,|\u201en-\nIllKliinlli'ii riiilriilmi- i'iiiIi nllKT.\nVKA.LV .Un.ORIPHON.l.llUl 'ilNCLt COI'Y ltiu\nASK ' YCUH \"'NEWSDEALER\nSYNOPSIS OF COAL MIMNii\nREGULATIONS\nCoal mining rlghtB of the Dominion\nin Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al\nberta, the Yukon Territory, the North\nwest Territories and in a portion of\nthe Province of Hritisb Oolumbla\nmay be leased for a term of twenty\noue years at an annual rental of $1\nan acre. Not more than 2,6G0 a<\nwill be leased to one applicant,\nApplication for a leitse must be\nmade hy the applicant in person to\nthe Agent or Sub-Agent of the district in which the rights applied for\nare situated.\nTn surveyed territory the bind must\nbe described by sections, or legal sub\ndivisions of sections, and iu unsur-\nveyed territory the tract applied for\nshall be staked out hy the applicant\nhimself.\nEach application must be accompanied hy a fee of $r> which will be\nrefunded if the rights applied for are\nnot available, but not otherwise. A\nroyalty shall be paid on the mer\nchant able output of the mine at the\nrate of live cents per ton.\nThe person operating the mine shall\nfurnish the Agent with sworn returns\naccounting for the full quantity of\nmerchantable coal mined and pay the\nroyalty thereon. If the coal mining\nrights are not being operated, such\nreturns should be furnished at least\nonce a year.\nThe lense will include the coal mining rights only, hut the lessee may\nhe permitted to purchase whatever\navailable surface rights may bo considered necessary for the working of\nthe mine at the rate of $10.00 an acre\nFor full information application\nshould be made to the Secretary of\nthe Department of the Interior, Ottawa, or to any Agent or Sub-Agent of\nDominion Lunds.\nW. W. CORY,\nDeputy Minister of the Interior\nN. P.\u2014Unauthorized publication of\nthis advertisement will not be paid\nfor. March 25-Gm.\nWATER NOTICE\nFor a Licence to take and use Water\nNotice Is hereby given that George\nW. Dade of Milton, Oregon, will apply for a licence to tnke and use one\nand three fifths miners feet of water\nout of Hooth Creek, which flows in a\nnortherly direction through Lot 618*1\nind empties Into St. Mary's river\nnear WyclitTe. The wuter will be diverted at a point 375 yards south nf\nthe South line of Lot 0164 in a timber reserve formerly covered by tint\nber licence No. 31907, and will be used for irrigation purposes on the land\nb'scribeil as Lot 61C4.\nThis notice was posted on the\nground on the 15th day of May, 1912;\nThe application will be liled in the\n)flice of the Water Recorder at Crnnbrook, B. 0.\nObjections may be liled with the\ndd Water Recorder or with the\nComptroller of Water Rights, Parliament Buildings, Victoria U. O.\nGEORGE W. BADE,\nApplicant\nM. B. KNIGHT,\n20.5t Agent.\nCANCELLATION OF RESERVE\nWATER NOTICE\nFor a licence to take ami use water.\nNotice is hereby given, that I, R,\nIi. T. Galbralth of Fort Steele, B.C.,\nIndian Agent, will apply for a licence\nto tnke und use six thousand gallons\nper day of water out of St. Mary's\nRiver which flows In un Easterly direction through thc St. Mary's Re\nserve and empties into the Kootenay\nlliver near Fort Steele.\nThe water will he diverted at n-\nhout throe-quarters of a mile west of\nthe St. Eugene Indian Village, aud\nwill be used for domestic purposes\nat the Kootenay Industrial School,\nbeing on part of Lot I.\nThis notice was posted on tbe\nground on the 15th day of .lime, 1912\nThe application will ho llled in the\nofllce of the Wator Recorder at Cranbrook.\nobjections may be llled with the\nBald Water Recorder or with the .Com\nptroller of Water Rights, Pailiuuient\nBuildings, Victoria, M.c.\nIt, L. T. CALIUtAlTU,\nIndian Agent,\nUO-flt, Applicant\nWATER NOTICE\nFor ii licence to take and use wiiter.\nNotice Is hereby given, tbnt I, R.\nL. T. Galbralth of Fort fltoelo, H.C,\nIndian Agent, will apply for a licence\nto take and use one fifth or a cubic\nfoot per second of wnter out of St.\nMary's Itlver, which flown fn an easterly direction through the St, Marys\nItescrve and duplies into the Knotcii\nny River near Fort Hteele.\nThe water wlil be diverted at n\nbout l.hiee-i|Uiirtei-s of a mile west of\nthe St. Ent'etic Indian Vtllugo, and\nwill he used for Irrigation purposes\non the laud described as the Kooten\nuy Industrial School ItcHi-ive, being\nhelng a pari of Lot I,\nThis notice wus posted ou the\nground on the Mb dny of dune, 1912.\nThe application will be flled in thc\nofllce of the Water ltecurder at Olnl)\nbrook.\nObjections muy he hind with thc\niinbl Wnler llecoidcr or with the-Ooia\nptrollnf of Water (lights, Purliumcut\nBuildings. Victoria, li.c.\nH. L. T (lALRRAITH,\nIndian Ageut\n24-4t Applicant\nNotice is hereby given that the re\nserve existing over Lot '.IK7L Group I\nKootenay District, by reason of the\nnotice published in the Hritisb Columhla (ia\/.ette of tbe 27th of December, 1907, is cancelled.\nHOHERT A. REN WICK\nDeputy Minister of Lands\nLauds Department,\nVictoria, H.C, IKth May,1912. 2l-13t\nCHAN BROOK LAND DISTRICT\n(District of East Kootenay.)\nTake notice that I, Coutts Liudsey\nChambers, uf Sheep ('reck, farmer,\nintend to apply for permission to\npurchase the following lands;\nCommencing at S. West corner of\nLot 1.117, group 1, thenco west 40\nchains, thence north -Hi chulns, tbence\ncast 40 chains, thence south 4(1\nchains to the place of commencement\ncontaining Hill acres more nr lesB.\nCoutts Lindsay Chambers\nLocator.\nDated April Mrd. 1912 'IS !it\n\"LAND ACT.\"\nKOOTENAY LAND DISTRICT\nDistrict of Easl Kootonoy,\nTAKE NOTICE that Edward Gar\nheld Stahl, of Waldo, Hritisb Columbia, Rancher, Intends to apply for\npormlsston to purchase the following\ndescribed land:\u2014\nCommencing at a post planted md\nchains Sottlh of the North West coiner of Lot 9264, Group t; theiiw\nSouth K0 chains; thence West 10\nchains, thence North Kil chains; thence\nEast -III chulns to pnlnl of commoncc\nment, and containing .120 acres inort\nof less.\nDated this 10th day of May A. D.\n1912,\nEDWAHD GAIlKIIKLD STAHL\nLocated (ith of May, 1012 20,9l\nCranbrook\nCottage Hospital\nARMSTRONG AVK.\nMatron: Mrs. A. Salmon\nTerms on Application\nPhone 259 P. o Box 845\nCRANHROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDistrict Division of South East\nKootenay.\nTake notice that I, Hubert Campbell of Moyie, B. ('. necupatiuu Merchant, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted u<-nr\nthe South West porner post nf Lot\n2802, thence North 10 chains; thence\nWest JO chnins; thence South 10\nchains to the North West point of Lot\nI'.SOl, tlience East 20 chains to the\nplace of commencement, containing\n30 aeres more or less exempting\ntherefrom the lands covered hy the\nRock Hill Mineral Claim.\nRobert Campbell,\nApplicant.\nDated May 27th, L912 22-!it\n\"LAND ACT.\"\nKOOTENAY LAND DISTRICT\n(District of East Kootenay\nTAKE notice that Charles tlrasley\nSenior of Wuldo, Hritisb Columbia\nRancher, Intends to apply for per*\nmission tn purchase the following\ndescribed lands:\u2014*\nCommencing nt a posl planted at\nthe north east corner of Lot 02:11,\nCroup one, Kootenay district, tlience\ncast 2U chains, thence south 10\nchains, thence east DO chains; thence\nsouth 11.01 chains, thence west 80\nchains, tbence north 61.91 chains to\nthe point of commencement and con\ntain ink' LUO acres more or less.\nDated this 10th day of May, A. D.\n1912,\nCharles (Irasley, Sr. Locator,\nEdward Qarilald stahl, Agent\nLocated 30th April, 1912. 20.9t\nSEALED Tenders addressed to the\nundersigned, and endorsed \"Tender\nfor Wharf at Needles, B.C.\", will be\nreceived at this otlice until 4 P.M.,\non Thursday, July -1, 1912, lor the\nconstruction of a Pile Hent Wharf at\nNeedles, Division of Arrow Lake,\nDistrict of Kootenay, B.C.\nPlans, spec.idcation and form of\ncontract can he seen and forms of\ntender obtained at this Department\nand at the offices of C. C. Worsfold,\nEsq., District Engineer, New Westminster, H. C, aud on application to\nthe Postmasters at Needles, H.C,\nnd Victoria, H.C,\nPersons tendering are not!tied that\ntenders will not he considered unless\nmade on tbe printed forms supplied,\nand signed with their actual signatures, stating tbeir occupations and\nplaces of residence. In the case of\nllrms, the actual signature, the nature of tbe occupation, and place of\nesidea.ee of each member of the lirm\nmust be given.\nEach tender must be accompanied\nhy an accepted cheque on a chartered\nbank, payable to the order of tbe\nHonourable tbe Minister of public\nWorks, equal to ten per cent (HI p.c.)\nof the amount of the tender, which\nwill be forfeited if the person tendering decline to enter into a contract\nwhen called upon to do so, or fail to\ncomplete tbe work contracted for.\nIf the tender be not accepted tbe\nheque will be returned.\nThe Department does not hind it\nself to accept the lowest or any tender, i\nHy order,\nR. 0. DKSKOCHERS,\nSecretary.\nDepartment of Public Works,\nOttawa, dune 5, 1912\nNewspapers will not be paid for\ntbls advertisement if they insert it\nwithout authority trom the Department,\u201422858. 24-2t\nCANCELLATION OF RESERVE.\nNotice is hereby given tbat the reserve existing over Lot 6G23, Group\nOne, Kootenay District, formerly embraced in Timber License No. 16727\nhy reason of h notice bearing date of\n24th December lita; and published in\nthe British Columbia (Jazette of 27th\nDecember L907, is cancelled in order\nthat a sale of tbe said lands may be\neffected to Elizabeth Cummings.\nRobt. A. Fenwick\nDeputy Minister of Lauds,\nLands Department\nVictoria, B. C,\nFebruary Sth 1012. 8-SMo.\nWATER NOTICE\nFor a licence to take and use water\nNotice is hereby given tbat George\nW. Bade of Milton, Oregon, will apply for a licence to take and use one\nand three fifths cubic foot of water\nout of unnamed swamp creek rising in a timber reserve formerly covered by timber licence No. 21907,\nwhich Mows in a northerly direction\nthrough Lot. 61C4 and empties Into\nBooth Creek near tho north line of\nLot 0164, Tbe water will be diverted at a point f.(JU yards South of tbs\nSouth line of Lot 01C4 aud will be\nused for irrigation purposes on the\nland described as l.ot 61ti4.\nThis Notice wus posted on the\nground on the 16th day of May, 1912.\nIbe application will be liled in the\nottice of the Water Recorder at Cranbrook, B.C.\nObjections may bu bled with the\nsaid Water Recorder or with tbe\nComptroller of Water Rights, parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.\nGEORGE W. BADE,\nApplicant\nM. B. KNIGHT,\n20-5t Agent\nWATER NOTICE\nFor a licence to take and use water\nNotice is hereby given tbat George\nW, Bade of Milton, Oregon, will apply for a licence to take aud use one\nand thrce-hfths miners feet of water\nout of Booth Creek, which tlows In a\nnortherly direction through Lot 6104\naad empties into St. Mary a river near\nWycllfle, The water will be diverted\nut a point alb yards South of the\nSouth line of Lot 6164 in u timber\nreserve formerly covered by timber\nLicence No. 21907, uud will be used\nfor irrigation purposes on tbe land\ndescribed as Lot 6164.\nThis notice was posted on the\nground ou tbe L'-th day of May, 1912.\nThe application will be tiled in the\notlice of the Water Recorder at Cranhrook. B.C.\nObjections may be tiled with the\nsaid Water Recorder or with the\nComptroller of Water Rights, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.\nGEORGE W. BABE,\nApplicant\nM. B. KNIGHT,\n20-51 Agent\nSealed Tenders addressed to tbe\nundersigned, and endorsed \"Tenders\nfor Wharf at Boswell, B.C.,\" will he\nreceived at tbls otlice until 4 p. m. on\nTuesday July 2nd. 1912, for the construction of a Pile Bent Wharf at\nBoswell, Division of .Nelson, Kootenay District, B. 0.\nPlans, specifications and form of\ncontract can be seen and forms of\ntender obtained at. this department\nand at the offices of c. a. Keefor.Bsfl\nDistrict Engineer, New Westminster,\nB, ('., and on application to thu\nPostmaster at Victoria, H. C.\nPersons tendering are notified thut\ntenders will not be considered unless\nmade on tbe printed forms supplied,\niml signed with their actual signa*\nI ares, stating tbeir occupations and\nplaces of residence. Nn the case of\niirnis, the actual signatures, the na\nture of occupation, aud place of residence of each member of the firm\nmust, bo given.\nEach tender mimt be accompanied;\nby an accepted cheque on n chartered ;\nhank, payable to the order ol the1\nHonourable the Minister ol Public\nWorks, equal to ten per cent (in p.C)\nof the amount ot the tender, which\nwill be forlolted if the person tender\ning decline to enter Into a contract\nwhen called upon to do so, or (ail to\ncomplete the work contracted for. If\nthe tender be Tint accepted the chei-in\n\u2022.'ill be returned.\nThe Department does not bind Itself to accept tllfl lowest or any tender.\nBy order,\nIt C. DESHoCIIERS,\nSecretary.\nDepartment of Public Works,\nOttawa, May BO 1012. 23 21\nWATER NOTICE\nFor u licence to take aud use water\nNotice is hereby given that Joseph\nTacnhaiiser of Fort Steele, B.C. will\napply for a licence to take aud um\none cubic foot of water out of the\nWild Horse Creek, winch tlows ia a\nSoutherly direction aloug Lot 632 and\nempties into Kooteuuy River near\nFort Steele.\nThe water will be diverted at a\npoint near where Creek crosses Lot\n\u25a0\u00bbmh und will bu used for irrigation\npurposes oa tbe land described us Lot\n8115.\nThis notice wus posted ou the\nground ou tbe lt-th day of May, 191&,\nThe application will be llled iu the\notlice of tbo Wuter Recorder ut Craabrook.\nObjections may be tiled with tha\nsaid Water Recorder or with th*\nComptroller ol Water Rights, parliament Duildiugti. Victoria, B.C.\nJOSEPH TAENHAUSER\n1.0-51 Applicant\nUllUOH LICENCE \\CT\n(Section IK\u00bb\nWATER NOTICE\nFor a licence to tuke uud use water\nNotice is hereby given that Wm.\nBridges of Moyie, will apply for ft\nlicence to take and use oue cubic toot\nnf wuter out of uu unnamed creek\nrising ou Lot 9247 uud sinking oo\nsame Lot. The wuter will be diverted\nat a point about 2 cbuins iu a south\neasterly direction from the Northwest corner of Lot 9847 and will bt\nused for irrigation purposes on the\nland described as Lot lj247, Group 1,\nKootenay District.\nThis notice was pobted on the\nground on the IBth day ot Muy, 1912.\nThe application will be filed in tht\notlice ol tbe Water Recorder, at Cratt\nbrook,\nObjections may be tiled with the\nsaid Water Recorder or with tht\nComptroller of Water RlghtB, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.\nM. BRIDGES,\nan-fit Applicant\nMakes Short Work off\nRHEUMATISM\nli.'-ii-K-i-ioi mid ipptrontly Itonelni ctiei ni\nKclnllcH, l.uiiit-ii-.'.., fl N<-ia-.il|\/iu i.-i-liill -alir-r\nf.n mi Uf III,-Nil,nil-ni yu M nt oiiit Iii Al.lim hi,,,,\nHln inii.iOi Iti-nn'ilj- I,ilu' nn Miami of tturi-y it\nlief to i)M|)>fonftkeniuirtrt>rt,\n., , , .ii . I II rail ilii'in hum l\u00bb \"l-i of ii !-\u2022 mi mid for 'Ai y<-uri\nNOTICF || hereby given thai on | ,\u201e,\u201e , \u201e \u201eltlll(K \u201e *.\u201e.\u201e.,' and tl.IMi.-i' for\nthe 2Mb day of .tiiiu* wit, uppheu I whim lli\u00abr\u00ab iMitift] noi hehi. Jim a few iwtiw\n... , , ., ,, , . ' ll IV,. i-u I i-i I l-;lf\u00ab nf frum |H III fill \u2022,--1111' (llOHl Imi\ntlon will I mile to the Kuperlnten : llhll ,,\u201e\u25a0,\u201e \u201e \u201e, ,. \u201e,,\u201e. ,.,, \u201e\u201e,\u201e \u201e,,,,\nlv reliable irnntmtlU foi nil lirlfl tu-lil <)\u2022<\u2022\nhK Mtlnoyi, ote 1st iidollwr jMihlouf\nlent of provincial Police for tho] \u2022-\u25a0'*\n:;:rl.;;' ;;r::;':,::;:;::',is tm list tammi* \u00ab!\u2022\u00bb!\u00ab\u00bb\niiromiHoii known ii\" my \u00bbtoro, iltimte m,\"!,-;,;'\",,,1,',\"\";,\" A-fc',V'\u00bb\u2122\"[7i\"s''iSILI'nsV;\nill linker fOli-l'l In tin1 Olty nl I'IIIII- UhtMKO, III, irvmr drum-lit ilini. not Imve It.\nSold By the\nCranbrook Drug It Book Co. ]\nbrook, li. 0,\nA. ('. HilWIIt'MH\nliiitnl Him DStll iluy ul Mny, 1911!. THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B. C.\nADMISSION\n10c & 15c\nPictures at Auditorium\nADMISSION\n10c & 15c\n-.> 1111< n 111111111 n 111****'**i\"i i-i-i-i\"H\"M\">-H\"i-t I Local News\nThe Lund Land \u00a7 w.,\u00abwnim,'K\nX The proapector contest office is In\n\u20226? Development Co., Ltd. \u2666 \\$JXJ%'2& 7t\n*\u25a0 t li- Bonehlct.\nP. LUND, President\nCRANBROOK - B.C.\nSee us -about lands in the\nBeautiful Kootenay Valley\nOrchard 6* (iarden Tracts\nGrazing Lands\nJ. li. Henderson, postmaster anil\nhm lather Mr. J. Henderson will\nlenve ou Monday lor Winnipeg.\nAny contestant who competes actively in the \"Prospector\" contest\nuntil tlm close and does not win n\nprise, will lip paid ten per cent ill\nmoney turned In liy him or her. Doos\nnot this seem like the lair thing.\nWEDDING\nPRESENTS\n[ Visit our Experimental Farms at\nWARDNER and MARYSVILLE\nBritish Columbia\n^WW^jWHW+H \u25a0l-f^H--f-H-t^-H-*H--H--l-t\n^,.^.,|,,|M^,|.^ .i-.^-i-i-I\"^!-^'!'!''!'!'^'!-!--*--^!''!''!''!''!-'!''!''!--!-'!-'!--!--!--!--*--!\nThe 41 Market Co.\nmm* Wc make u Specialty ol\nW ! ^i SWIFT'S HAMS\nAND BACONS\nNone Better A Trial will\nConvince Vim ,,f tlie'ir Ex-\noellence \/ **\n-QUALITY COUNTS' (\nWe have il in all linen.\nJ\nDr. and Mrs. J. H. King returned\nborne this week trom an extended\nvisit in tbe eastern provinces\nMrs. Geo, Hog garth and children.\nand Miss Wt-llniun, left on Thursday\non a bolulny trip to Vancouver.\nPHONE 72\n+****\u25a0**********+****** *****\ni^^%***********************************^ '* I-+ T\nI\nuhi iiii.no $io,op and $18.00 Men's\nSuits tn be closed out ror less than\n$10.00 at the C, C. 8,\nBy special request the tlfcudstune |\nSisters will give then- famous scotch -\nrlance tonight at the Auditorium.\nMartin McCrpery, who has beeu\nmaking a holiday trip through Has\ntern Canada returned home Wednes\nday.\nM s Mlddleton, provincial horticulturist i aspect*.-d orchards at Wattsburg, Wardner \u00abud Cranbrook tins\n.. eek.\nMr and Mrs. Fred. Brown, left on\nSunday hist lor Red Deer. Albt..\nwhere Mr. Brown will engage in\nbusiness.\nAll The Latest Designs\nL912 STUCK\nPRICKS $1.00 to $100.00\nRAWORTH BROS\nJewelers & Opticians\nA GOOD HOUSE to Scud Your\nRepairs to,\nKltti-trb-lly has Supuiv.'ftib'il StOttltl.\nOld Sailing vessels ure an untlquated dream.\nWe bavu bud liursolwu uurrlugus since 1890.\nAnd womuti tvoiir -ill. hosiery ivbo nevfi- tuado n stitch.\nWu'vu had wireless luloifi'iiph, umi we sail o it html aud sea,\nWa'vu hud iiiuchitiu I'Iuihh ibul never Loiiuhwl u key.\nThu uhi lime hi-lly-u<-hi- we used to have Is appendicitis now,\nAmi wo are eating1 LVeumui-y Butter tlml uuvur saw a eo\u00bbv,\nHrogi'ess i*f our uiolto, modei-n times have eomu to stay.\nAnd we Htll I buy Park's Hardware In tht- aame old-fashioned\nway\ni\nF. PARKS & Co.\n****** ******\u25a0Wfl-l-H-HfH'Wt III ** I * 11 III \u00bb.\n************** I ******* \u25a0M--H--H I I I I IH H+++++\nB. C. Cane Sugar\nCHEAP\nBuy Your Sugar for ;\nPreserving Now And\nBuy From US\nAlso Your FRUIT,\n$ BERRIES, etc.\nf Cranbrook Trading Co. Ltd.\ntwH+lfl+l+Hl-'+H+1+H. \u25a0!\u2022\u2022!\u2022 l-l-l-l-M-H-M-l-l-H-l-\u25a0 \u2022\nthat mkepf\nI\nWe have Six Lots left in the\n\"WHITE SUB-DIVISION\"\nThese are all plouglu-il and levelled. Facing on\nArmstrong Ave., and within a few minutes of\nBaker Street. I'rici- $200.00 each. Easy Terms\nMui\\U>l)aiW\nREAL ESTATE\u00aeGENERAL INSURANCE^\nt IT\u2014I Mean Y O U\u2014\u25a0 lletnember\u2014\nKilby Frames Pictures,\nThere is some talk of a new Niwil\nInstitute opening In Cranbrook. This\nis nn institution for the reformation\nof those addicted to tbe use jf intoxicating liquors.\n100 115.00 $16,00 and $18.00 Men's\nSuits to he closed out for loss than\n$10.00 at the 0, ('. S.\nAt the Kdison Theatre tonight n\nBpeclnl line of films will he showing\nunion-* which uro \"I'laying Injuns,\"\n\"The Justice of the Sage,\" \"The\nLucky man\" and \"tbe old Lady of Hu\nMembers of the Loyal Orange\nLodge, Royal Blaolt Knights of Ireland, ami the Ladies orange Benevolent Association, will attend services\nat the Presbyterian Church tomorrow\nSnndav\nVou will want shoes then huy tlii-tn\nnow while you can save money. All\nbroken lines, selling at half price 008\nA meeting of the Farmer's Institute will meet next Wednesday at the\nGovernment Building nt 8 p.m. Mr.\nJ, ll. McCluro will give a paper on\n\"Strawberry Culture\". Kvery body\nwelcome,\n, Then- will be a Btook Theatrical\nCompnny at the Auditorium having\nlor Its opening night July I (ith, The\nrompany comes with the strongest oi\nroeommondntionn, thn prices arranged\nfor will only be 250, and :,n cents,\nninl almost under i-iiarantcc to pro\n'lure plays nud give acting ei|i)al to\ntin- larger coinpaiilen.\nThe Misses \\ilu ami Ma ml lllckotl\nhotham left on theflyor yesterday for\na trip to Loh Angeles and Han Krnti-\nclsco ami other points in California.\nreturning tn Oranbrook in about two\nmonths ot ho\ni Vou will want shoes then buy thom\nj now while yuu cnn save money, All\nI broken lines, selling ut half price 009\nKor Sales List.\n100- $15.00 $16.ih) and 518.00 Mens\nSuits to be closed out for less tban\n$10.00 at the C. C. rt.\nWANTED\u2014A competent maid for a\nfamily of throe. SO washing, wages;\n$25.00 per month. Apply to or writ* :\nto Boi M 28-tl;\n! Three performances will be given at\nthe Auditorium tonight, uud the\nGladstone Sisters will give three per-<\nformunces.\n1 Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Morton left on\n: Friday on a holiday visit to Montreal and Boston. Tbey will be away\ni about three weeks.\nMr. Thos. Starbird of Wtnderemere.\n'was in town Friday. Mr. Starbird\n\u25a0 is here to meet Mrs. Starbird, who\nhas been visiting friends in Fernie.\n] 100 $15.00 .$16.00 and $18.00 Men's\nI Suits to be closed out for less than\nI $10.00 at the'C. C. S.\nI $17,000 has heen appropriated for\ni thc completion of the Trans-contin\nlental rond from Goatfell to Creston.\n, and which will be completed this fall.\nExtra line films at tbe Auditorium\n! tonight. Gladstone Sisters, wbo has\n| made quite a rage this week bave\nj reserved their beat act for Saturday\nj night.\ni Tbe Ladies Aid of the Methodist\nChurch will give a Lawn Social on\nMr, I'ren's Lawn, on Wednesday even\ning, July mth. A good programme\nhas been provided. Keep tbls date in\nmind. Come and bave u real good\ntime.\n' Geo. Grant, chef at the Y.M.O.A.\n, Is laid oft sick with a poisoned hand\nhe had to undergo an operation on\nWednesday and is now progcessing\nfavorably.\nY\nHt HALK White S.C. Leghorn\nWykoB strain,heaviest layers $1.50\ntor 15 oggs. S.C. Rhode Islaud\nlied. $1.50 lor 15 eggs; Pekln\nStrain Duck Eggs, $1.50 for 12\neggs. All eggs from brat class\nstock. \u2014Swansea Poultry Farm.\nWattsburg, B.C.\nOSTRICH FEATHERS\nCLEANED AND\nCURLED\nApply to Mrs. T. Walker\nBurwell Avenue\nBox 318, Cranbrook. B.O,\u201419.\u00ab\nOdds aud ends of men's shoes at\nC. 0. S.\nFurnished Apartments and Board\nFirst clans rooms In fully modern\nhouse, recently improved and renovated. On Lumsdeu Avenue, opposite\nwest corner Baker Turk- Apply to\nMrs, J. 8, Mennle. 2 tf\nThe Induction of the Rev. W. K.\nThompson took place iu the 1'resby\nteriun clrun-h on Wednesday night.\nRev. 11. Grunt, of Fernie conducted\nthe ceremony assisted by Rev. W.\nStephens, Rev. W. Q. Rluke, and\nJ. McLean.\nOdds and cuds ol men's shoes ut\n0. C, S,\nOn Saturday last, our manager,\nV M Christian with bis bride returned from a trip to Winnipeg where,\nhe, utter meeting his future bride Mis\nThoresa s. Stephenson of Grimsby,\nEngland, wus united iu holy wedlock\nat thc Methodist Churc, Stl James,\nWinnipeg.\nThc first period of the contest\n. cloBOS one week from Wednesday\n, night. Candidates should bear this\nilu mind. The second period schedule\n! provides for 20 per cent less votes.\n| The contest closes six weeks Irom tonight. It will not be shortened undor\nany pretext.\nMr. aud Mrs. 0, Raworth, of Oxford. Eng.. und Mr. A. Raworth,\nwere outing at St. Mary's Lake this\nweek. Mr. Raworth senior was very\nmuch pleased with his outing. He\nexpresses himself as much Interested\nand well pleased with Cranbrook and\nthe vicinity.\n''MT'TTTTTT'H'ttT'HT'H'TTr 'l\"f\"l\"t\nIt you are going\nCamping\ni\n; Picnicing or on any other Outing, don't forget j;\n1 to take a\nThermos Bottle\n\u2022 Keeps Lii|tii'ls at just the. right temperature\nand is always sanitary. We have them in all\nsizes and at prices never heard of belore.\nThermos' Carafe\nII Newest Member of this most popular line.\nHave You Seen It?\nOiIiIk nntl fiiilH\n. C. S.\nuf men's shoes ut.\nAll Nickle Plated finish only \u00bb6.bo\ni,,\nBeattie-Murphy Co.\nCRANBROOK, B. C.\nLtd. ..\n\"THK REXALL STORE\"\n+ \u25a0..)_]. \u25a0..\u25a0.\u25a0-\u25a0..\u25a0..\u25a0. .\u25a0..\u2022..\u25a0.\u25a0*\u25a0* ****\u2022++++++-H-+++++++++++++1\nP.O.\nFOR\nSALE\u2014Two-team uood work\nhorses with wagon aud harness,\netc. Apply Boi 374, or l'ho.ie\n305, Crnnbrook. -,t.\nWANTED\u2014Situation wanted by man\nand wile on liirm. No children\nEnglish.\u2014Apply Box M, City.\nWANTED\u2014Position wanted by young\nEnglishman on gentleman's\nfruit farm, together vlth wile\nas housekeeper. A. Beveridge,\nSummerberry, Hunk.\nFOUND\u2014Oold I,ocket or pendant, inlaid with Jewels, heart shape,\ncontiilnlng lock ol hair, picked\nup on Baseball ground, Thursday, owner can have same hy\ncalling at Kootenay Telephone\nOfllce and paying for this advert\nKOR SALE\u2014Tent, absolutely .iew,hy\nJones, Vancouver. 14 ft by 17 ft\nThere is more joy in a printing\noltlce over one sinner that pays iu\nadvance and abuses the editor on\nevery possible occasion thnn there Ls\nuver ninety and nine who borrow the |\npaper anil sing its praises without!\ncontributing a cent to keep it out,\nuf the poor house.\nMr. Leslie Itnbinson, and Dr. 1-*.\nMiles, who went to Regina on Mon-\nday last, upon hearing of the culam- j\nity which ocurred there on Sunday\nnight, returne.1 to Cranhrook and re-1\nport that their sisters were not injured. All the friends will rejoice\nwith them in their fortunate escape.\nY O U\u2014I Mean V O U- Remember\u2014 i\nKilby Kramcs Pictures.\nJ. A. Arnold has been Gazetted as\npublic administrator for the Cran-1\nhrook District. This appointment ^\nindicates that the provincial govern-\nment will in the future give local;\nmen the preference. Mr. Arnold isl\none of Cranbrook's lending business i\nmen, who iu well i|tinlltled for the |\nposition.\nOdds and endB\n0. C. 8.\nof men's shoes at\nThe Ladles' Aid of St. Mary's\n10 oz duck. Also fly, 8 oz. .'4 It I cnurch are making preparations for\nby 24 tt. Cost 150.00 will tike\n(40.00 apply C. I,. Clin nbers,\ncare of Sam Cadieui, Slurp\nCreek, via Wasa, B.O.\nNOTICE\nAll parties not having tickets from\nthe Carmen, wanting dinner at Perry\nCreek, will please leave orders with\nW. L. Johnson ns;early as possible.\nholding n lawn social on the evening\nof Tuesday, July 16th. The social\nwill be held* on the church lawn on\nNorbury avenue. There will also be\na drawing for a Morris chair, on that\ndate, with tickets at lfic, each ur two\nfor 25c.\nH'TT'r'H''rTTT4^t^TT*|l\nJust a Few\nof the\n5 Acre Tracts\nLeft\nNow is Your Chance\nFor a Good Buy\nBeale & Elwell\nFurnished Apartments and Board to\nRent\u2014First class rooms In fully modern house, recently improved und reinitiated. On Lumsdeu Avenue, opposite south corner Baker Park\u2014Apply to Mrs. J. S. Mennie.\nA new realty Company has been\norganized for the lnvermere country\nunder the active management ot Mr.\nG. Stewart. The new firm Is progressive and wide awake, and anyone\ndesiring Information, etc., regarding\nthat district would dn well to correspond with them. Mr. Stewart was\n\"5-t | in Cranbrook during the later part of\ntbe week in tbe interests of his Arm.\nFOR SALE\u2014A sli room house\ncorner lot opposite school house, in-1 0dds and ends ol men's shoes ut\neluding outbuildings, nt n bargain it \\q, q, u.\nsnld by July Ist; terms to suit, ap-i \u2014\u2014\nply to 0. W. Ijiild, City. 25 Jt! The Corwln-Brucc Investment cu. is\n' ' : the newest addition to the real estate\nTO RENT\u2014Furnished houses to rent: imHineKS |\u201e Crnnbrook. The llrm is\nin Moyle. Splendid boating and tlsh- composed ot C. N. Corwln ol Wlnni-\nIng. A good opportunity for the j peR. \u201e,\u201e, M ,. rjrMM 0| Sand Point,\nholiday season, to have a good time., i,oth having had a large experience\nApply Prospector oltlce lor partlcu- |n tn6 W|||\u201eg 0f hinds, etc. The new\nllir\"- \u00ab5 If |jrm j\u201e loonted In Campbell H Manniu\ni building on Hanson Avenue, and are\nCapable stenographer, m)w \u2022\u201e\u201e,, ,,,,. Du\u00ablne\u00bb8, Having so\nimmediately. Apply to llm M, or toLured H'wm\\ thousands of acres In\nProspector Oh*lce. Ule Kootenay valley, Crnnbrook and\n I vicinity, these lands are now placed\nInn the markets In lots to suit invest\nDoil't Korget the Number tors. These lands comprise some ol\n, the choice fruit aud agricultural land\nPHONE 62 : Iii this district.\n\u25a0t;| 11 I I I III |-|-|.4^H-li--r-H-t-H\"l--l--t\nHEAD OFFICE OALGARY, Alta\nCLEANLINESS IS A\nScience in the Manufacture\nof\nSHAMROCK BRAND LARD\nYour Dealer Aas It\nP. BURNS & CO. Ltd.\nCRANBROOK. - B. C.\n\u25a0H-1-++-M--H-\u25a0-H 11 \u25a0 I t-W^ ,\n\u25a0\u00bbIM-l-t-l-l--l*-l--M--M--l--l-i--l--l-.-l-M--l--M--l \u25a0:*****************\nWANTKII.-\nt*ets Itlondy the Auto Man\nW. W. Kll.HY\nPRACTICAL PICTURE FIUMKR\nARMSTRONG AVENUE\nChong Choy Visitors to_the City\nBOX 143\nGreen VeKctuble* of all Kinds\nDelivered or Shipped\nPromptly.\nFUR HALK-1 louse, neur the school\nIhhibc, price $1,000, terms 1250 cash,\nlinliiiice monthly payments. This\nhouso has been newly renovated und\nis ii splendid liny. Apply Beale and\nWlwoll, Hanson Block.\nV n ll-I Menu Y (I U-Rciiieiiihcr\u25a0-\nKllby l-'riinirs Pictures.\nI. J. Bruce, nl Fernle was In town\nihis week. Mr, llrnce Is principal of\nthe Fernle public school, and Is par\ntlrlpntlni: in th. einminntlonn ol tne\nhigh si'liniil Hiiiilpnts which were be\ning held this week. |\nAt Cranbroov\nA. tl. Anderson, Calgnry\nA. A. Hidden, Butte, Mont.\nT. C. Wltherspoon, Butte, Mont.\nF. Stnltz, Lethbrldge\nJ. Jiiilsiui, Lethhriilge\nP. 0. Leadliiy, Mayook\nC. McNeely, Cnlgary\nF. J. Hush, Vnncouver\nF. Ileltnsler, Fort Steele\nF. HiivltlHiui, Itliilriiinrii\nv. w. Oillln, Vancouver\nJ. Melnuls, Fort Steele\nW. J. 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