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Now\ntbat elect   will largely be undone.\nForeign natlona will not study tbe\ndetain ot   the controversy between\ntbe two pa. tics In Cinidn. lh y will\nprobably pay little attention to the\nUbeial plan lor creating lleet units.\nWbat will Impress them will be tbe\napparent refusal ol tbe Canadian legislature to sanction the proposal lor\nhei Ing to strengthen tbe naval re-\nsour _a of the em ire.    By Britain's\nrivals and enemies the decision wll.\nbe ta;erly wtlcomed, by her Mends\nlt will be regaided aa ominous.\nWRONG IMPRESSION CREATED.\n\"The Impression must thus be In\na l.ably created tbat the solidarity\nof the enjiite   s but a my.h; tbat\nthe sea-powers which would llie' to\naee the overthrow of the British na\nval supremacy need not be dlscour\naged by tbe thought tbat their cbal\ntengj would be mat by tbe united resources ol the   mother country -.nd\ndaughter states.    Such an Impress*\naion, too, must be heightened by tbe\ndoet'.ne advanced by tbe opposition\nto lastly tbelr   refusal to provide\nthree battleships   tor tbe imperial\nUeet. i\n\"Thi naval atrengtb ol tbe empire\nmuat, howevor, be maintained at all\neoata. II the Canadian government\nlor lbs moment Is unable to pro.ide\nahl.a tka fo.amment ol tbe united\n.Ing om most act In Ita place. Mr.\nChurchill baa aald tbat whatever decision Is mads by Canada, Oreat Britain wtll njt under in\/ circun a an\neta fa 1 .n ber duty to the overseaa\ndominions.\n\"It la now Incumbent nron blm to\nmake -.ood bla aaau ance.\"\nBLAME FOR CHURCHILL.\nTbe Daily Chroniile upbolda the\nactun of tbe Can dian aena oa aa\nb Id entirely cons ltutlocal and\npontj out tbit Premier Borden won\ntba 1 at election largely on tbe red-\nfjc.ty issue.    He his since brought\nrward a lar-ieaciitg propose! on\nl entirely disconnected usue,   en\na forced bis bill through tb: do\nnlon house ol commons by aid ol\nata   party   ma.orlty.    The    senate\nlegitimately refuses to pass tbe bill\nnt.l tbe country has been canvaased.\nhy Premier Borden refuses to con\nsuit the country by means (if a refer\nndum In   not easy to understand.\nhere ls no doubt, bowe.er, tbat\n.'rom point of efllclcncy the Laurier\narty Is entirely wrong, hut lt Is lm-\n\/osslhle to neglect the sentiment and\n..de which these young nations led\nn tbeir growing greatness and yet it\n,,re<.tiy to be regretted that   Mi\nburcbill intervened In this Canadian\npolitical dispute by presenting   tb.\nidmlralty p. 1 it of view wiih lnjudic\nous emphasis.\"\nCOMMENT OK OBSERVER.\"\n\"Ibe delay may prove a blesain\nn dlaguke if lt results ln a more\n.a\u201ehatlc deel ration ol the determination of tbe Cnnadlan people to\n.ear their own share In the naval defence.\"\n\u25a0 n.s ls the hopeful view of the Ob-\n..r\/er, in connection with the action\n.it the Canadian senate with regard\n,'v Via _>!_*. \"ival bill. The 0|>-\n.erver retrains from offering a worn\nol criticism ot the senators' action.\nThe paper thinks that it would be\n\u25a0veil ln Canada, as well as In the\naomeland to leave tne queation of Imperial defence out of party politics\n.Itogether.\n\"Tbe senators have acted according to tbelr own conception ol tbelr\nduty,\" pursues the Observer, but in\nlace of thla decision, the paper cells\nupon Right Hon. Winston Obureblll\n.o go ahead wtth the laying down\nof tbree battleships so they mny be\ncompleted by 1915. II Premier Borden eventually succeeds In his purpose, lt will then bo possible lor him\ntake over the ships on account ol\nJanada, at -whatever stage tbey have\n.Cached.\n\u2022\"Should he fall, however, tt wlll\nue a matter lor negotiation between\nbla successor and the admiralty\nwhether they are retained aa cults\nln tbe royal navy or purchased by\nCanada aa tba nucleus ol ber tuton\nodious fleet. Nothing wtll have been\ncompromised or even very seriously\ndelayed, II tbe first lord ol tb: admiralty will simply steel himself to\ndo bis plain duty.\"\nForestry Convention\nAttendance Promises to be Large\u2014Some of Canada's\nMost Urgent Needs\nHigh School Exams\nMany Children Having Finished the Coursed in the\nGrades are Now Up for Examination\nFollowing ia a Ust ol tbe pupils\nthat w 11 try tbelr examinations lor\nfor tba b .h aemol next week.\nOracle Hlgglns.\nFrances Drummond.\nJessie Hunter.\nEdith McDon Id.\nMar on Holer son.\nHaiti Taylor.\nDorothy MacKay.\nMarlon Lel.ch.\nDelia Orea.es.\nGladys Hlckinlotbam.\nVincent Fink,\nJohn Pye.\nRobert Pye,\nWilliam Leaman,\nGilford McNabb.\nFrane Bamlord.\nMedal Contest\nJuniors and Cradle Roll Compete for W. C. T. U.\nMedal\nThe Fifteenth Convention of the\nCanidlcn Forestry Aesocla.ion lor\nths presentation ol addresses and papers, and tbe discussion ot forestry\nquestions, wlll be held ln Winnipeg,\nJuly 7, 8 and 9, 191S. While spec\nlal attention will be given to prairie\nconditions, the program will leir\ntestimony to the national character\nol the work iu tbat tbe problena\nnow pressing for solution n both\nEast and West will be carefully considered.\nAssurances have been received from\nthe Dominion and nearly all the Pro\nvlnces, that they will be oUclolly\nrepresented. Many Crnadlrn authorities on lorestry and related problems will be present, and a numbei\nol men in the United Stat s, bin\nUMallHed to give assistance in regard\nto our conditions have already sign!\n.led their intention ol attending.\nWhile the details ol the program\ncannot yet be given, it ls expected\nthat the proceedings will be opened\nby His Honor the Lieutenant Gov-\nernos, on Monday evening, July T,\nat an official reception in which thi\ndelegates wlll bo welcomed by tbe\nrepresentatives ol the Government oi\nManitoba, City ol Winnipeg, etc.\nThe lollowlng two days wlll be devoted to the work of the Convention,\nalone with such entertainment lea\ntures at: Bhall be ...lunged.\nThe public sessions will be held ln\none ot the halls cl tha Winnipeg In\nd it-trial Bureau, which ls well adapted to nanu.'.*!.-*. con.en l\u201esolali\ninds. It Is centrally Vo*8tod at tb\ncorner ol Main and Water Sts., an\nhas tbe necessary odlces, committee\nrooms, etc.\nOwing to the Inct that the Genu\ndian Forestry Aeioclaticn has never\nmet belore In Winnlueg, thore will he\nbrought up lor the Ilrst time, a number ol problems which relate to th\ngreat central part ol Canada. These\nwlll include that of the protection\nand perpetuation of the forosta ol\n\u25a0Vestern Ontario, end ol northern\nManitobn..Saskatchewan and Alber\nta; the beat methods of handling\nprairie forest reserves, and tbe possibilities of tho same in supplying\ntimber, fence posts, poles and cord-\nwood lor tbe settlers; tbe need o\ngetting under timber the sand lands\nwhlcb wtll never produce any otber\nprofitable cropj but troea, and the\nrate of growth ln the central parts\ndl Canada as _ basis for decid n i tbe\npossibility of economical lorestry,\nunder these conditions. Along wit,\nall theae will go the dlscusiion of lb\nvalue ol forests as windbreaks, sou\ncea ol stream supply, and as co er\nlor Insectivorous birds. Farm fores\ntry, shelter belts to protect burnings\nind orchards, and use ot beiges wi'l\nbo discussed, as will also tbe donjers\nIrom Insects and how these may be\ncombated.\nThroughout the whole Convention\nthe aim will be to have all papers\nand discussions as practical as possible. Representative lumbermen, agriculturists, railway offlcla'a, business men aud Icresters will show\nhow vitally interested the whole\ncommunity la ln the hand Ing of o ir\nlorsst resources In a rational way,\nwnlch will permit their beat uae not\nonly tor the present, but for all time\nto come.\nThe proper handling ol our lorests\nis ol vital Interest to every Canadian, and to this Convention are invited all patriotic citizens who des\nIre to do what they can to have\nCanada's niturali direst resources\nconserved by wise use, both lor tbe\npresent nnd lor coming generations.\nCANADA'S  NEEDS.\nCannda's torest urea In about BOO,\n000,000 acres.\nCanada possesses some six hun-trr\nb 1 Ion board leet ol mercantile tlm\nber, worth perhaps   tin billion dol\nlars.\nCanadians art cutting ofl this tl\nher at the rate of about   100 loir\ne-t ier acre, or eight billion boar,\nfeet a year.\nThe Sre lo a is estimated to be .60\nboard leet per acre per tnnim.\nWe are allowing Irom lllty million\nto two hundred million dollars worth\nof tbls timber to bum up every\nyear,\nWo\u2122 than that, we are burnln*\nyoung growth, lorest litter and sol\nfertility cn hundreds of thousands of\nacres. That means no timber in\ntbe Iuture lor our children and cbll\ndren'a cbldren. Forest Area, con\ntlnued, ma's deserts.\nWith tbe trees and young growth\ngo to the roots end so 1 co er, wit\ntheir undoubted powers ol boldln\nwater and (ill toge bor. Floods\ncome from districts where the trece\nhave been removed.\nFifty per cent ol Canada is capabl\nol growing tree crops and nothing\nelse.\nOnly a traction of tbis absolute\nlorest area la g. owing tress aa it\nmight. Tbe rest is comparatively\nunproductive.\nWe een not live without wood. Everything Irom tbo bouaes we live in\nto the boots wo read is made ol the\nuroduct ot the lorest. We must ha.e\nit.\nTo keep us In timber, pulp, an e i\nliable water supply, fish and game,\nwo must have trees.\nOn the prairie,    shelter belts an\n\u201et,'dl\"tH are protecting crops, nto.\nnd houses iiuZ. the e.trem.s ol climate, and are pro aiding tuu \u25a0\"\u25a0\"mors\na ith lence posts and etrlngors.\nTbe Dominion Gove n nent bas sup\nplied twenty-live million seedlings te\nsettlers.\nMillions at* being aent out annually by nutejry companies.\nThere la a den_ni for millions\nmore.\n'ihe experience of tree planters and\nfar-seeing fanners, Indicates tbat\nthere wll ba . demand for tens of\nmillions more.\nWe muat have trees, in tho torest,\non the prairie, on sandy landa, 'in\ntoans and cities.\nIt takes yeara to grow trees\u2014not\nhours or days.\nlf we want our trees protected wt\nmust care for them now. Today ls\nUtty years '\u25a0'ago\" Irom tbe year 1961\n\u2014and tbat ia not very lar away.\nAll Canada a modern development,\n\u2014Confederation, tbe great railways,\ntbe growth ol tha West, moat great\nmachines\u2014have come in the hut fifty\nyears.\nThe seedlings ol tbat day are\nscarcely moro tban tie timber now.\nFilty yeara is a very short time\nin tbo 11 e elf a lorest. most ol tha\ntimber being cut ln British Columbia today la over two hundred years\nold-eome ol lt ls over eight hundred.\nThere is a crisis coming\u2014when tbe\nlorests whlcb lor a century men have\nthought '''Inexhaustible\" are going\ngo'.ng to he greatly depleted.\nWe must prepare for that contingency.\nStop the fires.\nStop the waate ln logging, milling\nand utilisation.\nStop the Insect and lungus depred-\ntlons.\nCut timber only wben it is \"ripe\"\nwhen It wlll produce aa much value\naa possible in useful teas to mon.\nPlant up thi waste places.\nPlant the needed shelter beltu.\nThese tale time, they take men,\nthoy take money, but tbey are wo.'th\nIt.\nFrance   bas   spent   115,000,000  ln\ndenting trees on watersheds.\nGermany spends up to US per acre\ner annum on tome lorests, and gets\nWomen's Institute Meeting\nMrs. Doran acts as Demonstrator\u2014Many  Valuable\nReceipes Given.\ngross returns up to lie per acre, thu.\nyleld.ng net profits up to IU per\nacre every year.\nAs a whole, German loresta pro\nduce about S2.00 net per acre annual-\n1\/.\nCanada spends much leas tban one\n?ent psr acre per annum on tbe lorest land- under management.\nII we set the Sro loaa against the\ntimber product, Canada's lorest bai\n._ abeet shows an enormoua den*\nclt.\nHow can Canadians atop ths loa.ee,\narrest tbe waste?\nThere ia but one anawer.\nPublie opinion, public Interest, public conscience   are tbe cn.y  lorccu\nthat will ever make lor progress.\nThe Canadian Forestry Association\nwas founded ,n 1900 to ta.len the\nsolution of thiB great economic prob\nlorn.\nIts mission is to organize the Ideas\n..nd ctloits ol those who aee the nee-\ncanity lor action, anl to stimulate\nthose with whjm tbe issue i\u00ab no.\n-et a burning one.\nIt publishes tho Canadian Forestry\nJournal, an illustrated monthly devoted to tho interests ol lo.est con\nservatlon.\nIt puts Inquirers in touch with the\nbest sources ol information.\nIt d.hvers illustrated lectures.\nIt holds conventions tor the Inter\nchange ol the latest and b.st Ideas,\namong lorestry experts.\nThe resolutions adopted at Ita\nmeetings aie rigarded as an indica\nUon of the desliea ol the Canadian\n:eople with regard to lorest conser-\nvatfefb.\nNot a IW \"*. 'be ud.ninlstra.tlvc re\nforms of the past tew years are lot\ntelly traceable to the Acumen lun t,\nrecommendations.\nAt tbe present time it in  urgin,,\nupon the varioja Governo.uta, tlm\nner o-nera and tbe publl.\n(1) Tbe prevtnt.on ot a .uatting oi\nsettlement on l\u201ends cbleily valnabl.\nlor timber.\n(!) Tbo placing ot the employees ol\nall lorest   departments    under cltl.\nservice regulations, by which all ap-\ntio.ntmenta and promotions will   bc\nupon merit.\n,(3) Iha formation ol co-operative\nlire pi o tec tive associations.\n(4) Tbe adoption ol eflecl.e mean-\nof disposal ol logging debris.\n(5) A revisit n ol the Sre acta ot\nManitoba, baatatchewan and Alber\nta.\nIn brief, It etandB lor a so'.ld, pro.\ngressl.e. stl.ntlfic, bualnes; li..e\nhandling ol all the nation a lo.est\nproblems.\nIt wonts virile, business-like, lar\nseeing patriotic Canadians to Join la\nihe great work.\nMembers get tbe Canadian Fores\ntry Journal every month, and tbe\nannual report containing lu lull the\nuddnesses at the Aa.oolation Con\nveueions, and are entitled also to al.\ntho privileges of delegates at aucL\nConventions.\nA uoo.nn.1 lee ol One Dollar la\ncharged. Such membership leea pay\nless than one hall ol tbe Association's annual expenses.\nTbe Asto.latum wants your mem-\nherthlp, your participation ln this\nwork ol laying sure the baals ot na\ntlonal prosperity.\nIt is laying it sure\u2014 aa much as\nany individual cltisenc can.\nThere ia an opportunity, even a\nresponsibility belore you.\nThose Interested ln lorestry mat\nters should get in touch with the\nAssoc'atlon now.\nJames Lawler, Secretary,\nIiiiiiu.II in Forestry Auioclatioo,\nCanadian building Ottawa, Ont\nA meeting ol tb* Women's Institute\nwas held in the Carmen s Hell on\nTuesday afternoon when a targe attendance of members were present together with several visitors interested in the nor;; ol the Institute.\nThe meeting was one which held a\ndouble interest to the members, tlrst\non account ol tbe Interesting demon-\n.tratlon to be given by Mrs. W. Dor-\nun, and second, by tbe lact that lt\nwould be the 1 mt. time tor some\nthree or lour men hs that Mrs. Doran would be able to attend, as she\nwas leaving tbe next day lor un extended tour in tbe east and it viait\nto ber home in the States.\nAlter the usual busimss had been\nattended to, Mrs- Doran was called\nupon to give her demonstration on\nsalad making. Alter explanlng the\narinclples ol salad making Mrs. Dor-\n_ went on to say:\nSalads bave nil searons, and no ab-\neo.ute rule cun be l.id down tor tb\nmalting ot sal da. Tbe one rule applying to all ail do is to have ev-\neryth.ng l.esb and to keep them cold.\nThe colder th ebetter. The cold\ncrisp snlada are invaluable, especial\nly this time of the year. Salads can\nbe made ot left-overs, tuch ta co.d\n.otatoes, carrots, beets, peas, I e.\nchicken, veal and hsh, otber tlilnge\noo numerous to mention.\nSalad dree ing are Ol threo Hide,\nrecipes lor which lollow: Fren\nsalad dressing\u2014Measure into a bowl\nlive tables; o mtul olive oil, two ol\nvinegar, one ol salt, ono oi pe.iper,\nMix theso well and chill before iiuur-\nn.; over salad.\n(.'mm Sal.ad Dreosln ; Mix yd;\no: two eggs, ono te Bpoo.iful sugur,\nl*o of cornstarch, wet ln old wat ;i\nouo teasi'-wnlnl *alt, one n' raus-\ntard, one ol butter, and ' cayenne\npepper, over thia mixture pour gradually heated vinegar ind water, ,\ncup ot each.    Place in double boiler\nAt the Baptist Church a medal contest under the auspices ol ths W. 0.\nT. U. waa held laat Monday evening\nlor tha cradle roll an I the Juniors,\nThe children have been trained by\nMra. W. B. MacFarlane and their\na,.lend:d pei fir trance ah j wed the result ol careful training.\nCaptain Carruthers, ol tha Salvation Army officiated aa chairman ol\nthe evening.\nThe meeting opened with a prayer,\nby Lieut. Co riper, ol the Salvation\nArmy.       '\nThe lollowlng programme waa then\nrendered:\nEonj Cborua by Junior Girls\nDuett\t\n.. Messrs. Caneroa and Hougham\nCr-idle Roll- Co-it*et-RaciLntlons by\nWllma McNabb, Bessie Woo.mnn,\nDoaaa Argue, Meryl Bennett, Mur\nray McFarlano, Irina Ward,\nSong Mrs. Chapman\nCborua Cradle Roll\nJunior Contest\u2014Hesitations hy Flo\nrsnee Rutledge,   Qrace   McFarlane,\nHllna   Hood,     Bertha   Gill   an,\nWlnnlfred Webb,\nRev, W, . Dunham   than gave   a\ndemonstration  ol the eltecte ol al\ncobol on tbe human ayatom.\nDuett\t\n.. Mesara. Cameron md Hougham\nRecitation Orira McNabb\nMedals were tken awaidod to Bcs\nale Woodman, wlunor 'or tba cradlo\nroll and to Hilda Hood, wl mr ol\ntbe Juniors.\nTba Judges were: R. D. Cameron,\nLieut. Cooper and Mrs. O. K. Ken\nTwilightjf Life\nLondon.\u2014Sir Obarlea Timper the\nlast ol tbe \"Fathers ol Confederation,\" aa tbe framere ol t>'\u00bb .-.nat'tll.\ntlon of Canada ars called, has arrived at Bexloy Heath, Kent, where\nhe will spend his declining days In\ntho company ol bis datightsr, the\nwile of Major Gene al Cameio*. Br\nOharlea Tupper ls 91 years old, and\nwaa the conservative prime minister\nol Canada belore Sir Wilfrid Laurier\nassumed that ofllce.\nA FINE OLD HAN.\nA lind old mnn wltb a strong, In\ntellsctual fuc\\ anl keen, ptnHratln^\neyes that have int lo t their luster.\nSir Charles renia'ns \u201e close o' a rvcr\nol the things tbat matter In the\nworld.   Ile has tbs wisdim, wlthou'\nho preh'dlrs, <t th* oil. He smiled\nind shook his hsnd whrn as'rd II he\nagreed with Lord Alverstme that\no'd mm i'ale tho best Jiid-es. \"I do\nnot think,\" bo aald, \"that alter a\n\u25a0nan bis ree rd 70 ho crows wlw\nand more caa'ile or that his enpn-\nfity lor wor't Is In-rea'cl,\" Btretcn-\nn- a thiu white b nd io the nre, h\nadded, \"The twilight ot life Is th\ntime lor rest; labor and Ita achieve\nments belong to tbe young and vigorous.\n\"WHAT OF THE FUTURE?\"\n\"Many changes, some swl't, some\nslo-i, have come within recent years.\nIdeas slow to germinate are belli\ndeveloped with breatb'ess rapidity.\nLoo't at the astounl'ng progress\nmade ln Hying, the pcrlecllon\nol wireless telegraphy, tbe many\nwonderful Invcntlona that bave ceased to ho remarkable. And what ol\nthe Iuture? Wlll not th* I Irth ol new\nIdeas produce even greater depelop-\nments, more wonderful Inventions?\"\nin politics Sir Cburlea ol nerved thc\nsame Inlluence ol compelling chati ;e.\n\"It would seem,\" he snld, \"that\nnew lorces are growing within the\nold parlies. Tbe old pnrty i.uines mo\nmerely nam s. In the fut in* they\nmay cease even to bo names,\"\n\"Thoro are the eu1ra\"etti o -there\nIs a dramatic Instance of political\nchhnge. I think th-y wlll got tho\nvoti, (hough their unla\u00abl\u00bbl i nl vio\nlent tactics prove tblt they are In\ncapable ol I'a'ntr rlgb.ly the power\ntht vote conlera.\"\nand coo'i until it begins to thicken,\nstirring; constantly- When cold fold\nin whltea of eggs beat'n to stld\nfroth. Thin wltb cream just before\nusing.\nMayonnaise Dreseln;\u2014Upon a deep\nplate which has be.n ch lied, drop\nyolks of two iggi. Vi'th a si,-or\nfork Btir drop by drop into the eg;\ntwo cupluls of olive oil; season with\ntwo teuaiojulula of lemon .ulc, '\no' pepper, ' ol suit; thin with cream\nto desired consistency. It ls linpnr-\ninnt thnt the materials be kept cold\nwh le mixing.\nPotato Salad, No. 1\u2014Six cups ol\npotatocB, diced, Icool'.ed,) cna email\nonion, \\ tenspooniul salt,   \\ pepper.\nServe   on   lettnce   leaves,   and  cover\nwith cream dreBBlng.\nPotato Salad, No. 2-Slx cups ot\npotatoes, diced. One small onion\ndiced, three stilVsot celery, three\nhard boiled eg ;b. Serve cn lettuce\nand cover witb dressing.\nBeet Salad\u2014i dozen medium dited\nbeets, cne cucumber, two stiJ.ks ot\ncelery and parsley. Chop all fine.\nServe with dressing.\n(a'ba.o Salad\u2014| bead cabbage.\nAdd a few nuts and a little col ry.\nChop the <abla,e, nuta and c.lery\nline; salt and pepper to taste. Serve\non lettuce wiih dre.alng.\nVegetable Hash Salad\u2014Po atoes\ncarrots, peat, b:ana, celery, beets.\nDice all tne and heap them upon a\nbed ol lettuce. Serve wltb dressing.\nTbis la a good way to uae up leftovers'\nMrs. Corun wlll be missed Irom tho\nTlr.\"Jft ol. tho Women's Institute ae\nall times she bos ove. ',;.:_ *'..Hng\nto assitt ln tbe .\"irk tnd ls at all\ntimes willing to fill in with demon\nstrat ons ol ono kind or another; being well vend in the culintry art,\nher tulles, etc., are a very val. able\nadjunct to the moetings.\nCarl Johnson Killed\nWas Thrown from his Motorcycle Monday Evening\nat the Bridge East of Town\nA latal accident occurred on Mon\nday evening, wben Carl Johnson was\nthrown Irom hia motor cycle, at the\nbridge eaat ol town on Cranbrook\nstreet,\nMr, Jobnaon was local agent lor\ntho makers ot tbe motor, and during\nthe day, accompanied by W. F. John-\neon, had visited Marysville, Waaa\nand otber points ln tbe dlatrlct, re\nturning about 7 p.m. Leaving bis\ncompanion at the corner ol Bater\nand Crnnbroot atreet, the deceased\nhaving aome time to spare, bef-ire\nattending to bis d..t.es at tbe Rei\nTheatre, started down Crnn roo\nstreet lor a s In over tbe prairie,\ns on as ho reached the school bouse\nbe opened out his n.otor and was\nrunn.ng a Ii ty mllo clip wben be\nstruck tlu bridge just ea t of Harold str.et; thore was a small rise\nat the approach ol the bridge, I ami\ntbe Impact caused bim to bo thrown\nup Irom bis seat, be lost bis balance\nand in some way his feet struct the\nAmongthe Craft\nA regular monthly asa-mMy ol\nSelkirk preceptory was held In tbe\nthu;.ter room ol the Muatn c Temple\non Monday nlgbt, Tbo principle Ira-\nture ol tha evening waa tbo annual\nvisit ol the Orand Provincial prior,\nIli.;lit Em nent Sir Knight J. Miller,\nol Vancouver, alao tbe Install .tlon\nol offleers.\nThere was a tali ly good attendance\nol Sir Klilghts, aad tbs lo losing\n\"fitters were Installed \u2014\nPrealdlng Preceptor, Sir Knight W.\nII. Wilson.\nConatable, Sir Knight James II.\nHenderson. \u2014\nMarshal, Sir Knight A. Shankland.\nChaplain, W. 8. Santo.\nRegistrar, F. A. Dunn.\nA candidate being present, the Ited\nCross dsine was etomplllled. After\ntho wort ol the evening waa concluded, visitors and members sat i.o.m\nto a light collation which had been\nprepared In the spacious dining room\not tba Temple,\nGun Club Shoot\nThe Crnnbroot Rod und Gun Club\nheld it very successful aboot on Wed\nn sdiy afternoon, 'lh re was a large\nshooting  dono.\nUOOUaSpiU   Ot,)    III   1U.IA0   |1ld|aU| 111   *i  _\nattendance, and soma fairly (,i\u00bb>1\nwas tho handicap for tbo C. O. Sta\npies trophy, whith Is a solid silver\nshield, to be won Ave times, belore\nit becomia lbs property of the shoot\ner.    Following is the score:\u2014\nMrs.  Doctor Green      17\\\nDoctor  Oroen '    J6\nemergency brake, suddenly stopping\nthe n o ir, throwing Mr. Johnson\nsome 20 leet Irom tho motor, ho\nlanding on his head.\nDoctors Green and King were immediately Humn.oned, and wben tbo deceased was picked up be was unconscious, his s .ull ira tured, with a\nlarge bole in the top ot b s need.\nThe d.ceased wis ai.out 27 years\nof age, a painter by trade, and was\ninterested wllb his brothers ln the\nRex Theatre. He leavea a wife an i\ncne child, and two brothers, A.\nJohn on, and* A. E. Johnson, to\nmourn bis loss.\nL'nd rtaker F. M. Nue.-hers n took\ncharge ol the rem. ins, and the fun-\nem! aervlies were held Irom tho\nRiptlst church, Rev. O. K. Kendl\notllclatin-, and Thuraday afternoon\nthe remains were .hipped to Aberdeen, Waahlngton, for Interment, Mr,\nA. E. Johnson, the widow and child\ndt the dec used accompanying tbe\nbody.\nurd.ty,  June   7th,  when the l'on:n\nion   Cartridge   Co.    trophy,\nease wlll he shot lor.\ngun\nD. D. McLaws\nC. O. Staples .\nJ. T. Laldliw .\nW. L. Nicola , .\nDr. J. H. King\nO.  Stevenson   .\n       all\n       11\n     17\nO.  D.  Staples    11\nC.   H.   Pollen       12\nMessrs. Green, O. O. Hln,des, nud\nNichols tied on 15 birds, nnd will\nshoot off the tie thle afternoon, Sat-\nBall Gamajt^ Wardner\nThe Cran root ball team motored\nto Wardner on Sunday last to cross\nl.sts wllh a team In thit town. The\ngame wns flrst clues lor amateurs\nnnd would huve done credit to much\nlarger cities. Few errors were made,\nnnd nt times thc game wna \"idling.\nThe Cranbrook tenm composed of the\nfi'llowlng pkoye.o\u2014 Messrs. Galvln,\nStinson, iindili.iiii, Crowe, Burr,\nAdams, n, McNabb, Green and Sims.\nA return game wlll bo played at\nCranbrook next week. The score was\n7 to  1 In lavor ol Cranbrook,\nOre Shipments\nOre shipments from mines ln tbe\nCranbrook district lor the rait week\nnnd year to dute were as tol.ows:\u2014\nSullivan     MS   1..IM\nOther Mines  \u00abM\nTotal   Mi \u00ab.6M THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK,  H.C.\nPHIMITIVE SURGERY\nSon\nEvi\nThe\nTHE SAMPLE MARKET\nHow it Will Increase the Car\nShortage\nFrom tlino ta lime Uie grain growers of Western Canada are faced with\nproblems affecting Uie disposal uf the\nproducta of   their   labor;    questions\nthat require the most careful consideration.     To mme tp a satisfactory\nconclusion on these vexing problems\ndemands a thorough investigation ofl\nall th'   possible results which would!\narise from the adoption of the pro-!\nposala mado.      To often the    actual;\nresults of the operation of the pro-j\nposed schemes are obsured by parties I re;-0Iit|\ninterested  In securing  pecuniary ad-\nvantages.\nSuch a scheme Is the one now before tbo Weatern grain growers, in\nwhich an effort is being made to establish a sample market tor the\nhandling at grain. I'he Imaginary\nbenefits or such a market are extolled\nwhile lho Injuries that would result\nfrom It are utterly Ignored, chief\namong the faults thai may be found\nwith the proposed scheme Ifl the\ngreater length of thnn which would\nbo cousumed In conveying the grains\nfrom the point of shipment to the lake\nfront\nKvery farmer knows  the value of (undergone an\"operation  which  must J\nthe rapid transit of grain from the  have been performed with a sumo Im-\nPrttUtoric Skulls Shaw\ndsnco\u00bb or Trepanning\ni\" Is no doubt that some rough\nform of surgery must have existed\nfrom-very ancient times, but it is\nstrauge to find Unit, so complex and\ndelicate an operation as trepanning\nIs one o: the oldest.\nSo far as actual report go, Hippocrates give:; the earliest account, lle\nwrote treatises ou fractures, dislocations, and wounds of the head, In\nWhich be described the method of pro*\nC 3d ure to be followed In ease of a\nfractured skull. His direction was\nto cut away \u00ab piece of bone, so that\npressure on tho brain  might be\nThere are also records about this\ntime aud Unci- of a tile being used for\nthis purpose, which at a lime wheu)\nanaesthetics were undreamed of, must\nhave been, to say tht1 least, painful.\nAccording to Dr. T. Rice Holmes,\nthe opera tic n of removing the pieces\nof bone was performed long before\nhistoric times. Tin* effects on the\nskull -re easily seen after death, and\nare visible su long as the bones are\npreserved.\nl-'rom Inspection of certain skulls\nof the later stone awe in ancient\nBritain. Dr   Holmes has come to the\nnotation  that   bo tne  of  these  had\nfarm to the market. The present pi,.*,-,.--!. -|.(liul\ncry from one end of the country to\nthe other Is thnt the railways nre too\nslow U moving tho crop. There are\nuut tos cars und insufficient motive\npower. And yel tho establishment\nof a sample market would further\nlengthi u the time at transit aud lessen the abilities of the railways to! and worms have eaten them, but not\nhandle lho crop. [for love.\"      Someone else says,  very\nNext fall, one of the railways will i few men die of age.     Death is tbi\nbo hauling into Winnipeg at least 500 l s,l!r     of\ncarloads of grain every day.\nStandard.\nPREMATURE   DECAY\nSome   Reasons   Why   Most   Men\nBefore Their Time\ni     Shakespeare says:  \"Men have\nDie\nlied\n(.  of    disappointment,    personal,\nShould | Mental or bodily toll or accident. We\nhon thp i often see the Btrong man cut down\ngrain would be sold by separate car-1 suddenly and the invalid living tor\nlonds cn sample, and ordered out on tour-score years and ten. rhe lower\ntime, tlio whole railway yard can- \"-.mala \"'\u25a0>\u25a0\u2022\" \u25a0\u2022*-'\u2022 temperate lives\nnot bc switched to pick out a panic- hav* prescribed terms ol years, rhe\niilar car as each order l-i received, so' hops\u00ab \u00bbT\u00ab tweoty-flve years, the o\\\ntbat there will have to be u rule to ,ift'lpi- nr \u2022**\"\u2022) 'h<' hoS l\"> _r\nMart switching cars every night after twelve, the rabbit elghl nit - a\nlive o'clock. Tbis means, therefore, guinea-pig mx or -ven The number\nthat a car of grain reaching Winnipeg; all bear propc\nafter     eleven   o'clock   on   Saturday\nThe* Dancing Eart\nThe you r.i luan, well known as the\nKarl of Yarmouth, who a llttlo timo\nhack succeeded to the Hertford peerage on tie- death of tho sixth Marquis, is one of iho most versatile\nyoung men in the English Peerage,\nlie has figured as a dttUCer\u2014lu feminine alt in -and has been an actor\nand a plnywrtter, a producer, olllccr\nIn the Black Watch, and sheep tanner. The uew Marquis Is forty years\nof age. He start eil following bis\nfather's footsteps by becoming a lieutenant In the army, but soldiering\ndid not pi ove to be much to bis\ntaste, nnd at twenty-five he was\nsheep fanning lu Australia,\nllo earned tho sobriquet of \"the\nDancing Karl\" by a little feat be performed In Perth twenty years ago-\nA young lady who had arranged to\nappear failed to turn up at an entertainment, and the young Marl took\nou her turn ami her clothes and executed a sklit whirl that brought tho\nhouse down.\nThe Hertford family fortune is re-1\np 1  not   t.i  he very large.      A  few '\nyi irs ago the late Marquis left Rag-\nley Hull because of increasing liabilities and decreasing revenue. The\nn 1. inn as a matter ot fact, come heir\nto a large part of their posBosstons.\nThe fourth Marquis who died In\nism, left aim .si the entire famllj\nproperty to sir Richard Wallace, and\nhis widow lefl the famous Wallace\ncollect inn, which would perhaps be\nbetter named the Hertford collection\nfor public purposes\nAn Exception\nAlways mind your nwn business,\nsaid tho Sage, ll doesn't un. to gol\nmixed up in other people's quarrels.\nOh, I don'l kuow, replied lho young\nman, I'm a lawyer, Cincinnati Enquirer.\nmorning would nol start to be -twitched until after Ave o'clock on Monday\nevening, as Ihe grain would not be\ndisposed of a' the main exchange before Monday.\nCars that reached Winnipeg before\neleven o'clock Saturday morning and\nwer* switched Saturday evening\nwould be shipped on \/Sunday But\non Moi.day there would be no grain\nmoving out or Winnipeg, That means\nthat practically no grain would he\n\"hipped out of Winnipeg for twenty-\nfour hours each week. The seme\nfiing would occur on Thanksgiving i\nDay and the other holidays.\nMaking   tllO   very   best    allowances I\n.1 means thill one day in every seven'\nw.itild lie lout, and ns lliere are only\nmVOnty-HOVon day  In   which  the crop\nmoves,  which  would  include    eleven\nSundays and at  least one holiday, It\nmeans  that   lhe  ability   or  Hie   railways to move Hie crop would be Ies-'\nM'lied by twelve days out of seventy-j\nH'von, in* roughl.\n1 ' \u25a0,*..*\u25a0. iucllll.li\nthe 'Northwest would be cut down by\nPt  least   Blxtecll   per cell!\nThen, taking Inlo cnlishlerntlon the\nglut thai would take place at the Ink\nma I taki to grow Its full si\n.Man Is The only animal that sel-j\ndom lives up to the average He\nought to live \"no hundred years according to ihe physiological law. for\nfive times twenty are a hundred, but\nhe  scarcely   reaches  an  average  of\nfour times the growlug per;...! To\nsum ft all tip. man is the most hardworking and laborious of animals, also the most Irregular and Intemperate. He is Irritable and often wear-\nout, nnd i-i consumed by th \u25a0 lire of\nhis own reflections.\nThe First Chance\nHas your afternoou card dub nd*\nJourned for the season\"\nNo, we have one more meeting\nBut I thought your president had\nleft town\nSo Bhe has Thai s why we're bnv-\nlug another meeting, She's Ihe only\none wc havea'l had a chance t.i discuss since she was elected to office\nDetroit Free Press\nNATIONS   SHOWING   INTEREST\nBig Game\nA military aviator. Corporal Gilbert, i\nhid a- exciting experience recently,\nwhile flying over I.ePuy. The curious'\nthing about tbe experience was that!\nalthoiu h the airman was In danger, he \u2022\nknew nothing of H until be grounded\n0libel was Hying fairly low over some '\u25a0\nfields, when it farmer, taki.y-' _-\u00bbir ma*I\nchine for a h_f ..ml ran for his gun.!\nw.l'il-d was hanging mi the branch of\nWig. the'trans-ta \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 til\"1 '\u25a0\u25a0'r'- three times at the'\nbe railways of  neroptane.\nThe farmer had mistaken the aeroplane for a species of eagle about\nWhich there Is a superstition In that\npan of the country that It ruins tb\nThe  Picnic Girl\nShe's gold of hair and blue of eye,\nShe never keeps her hat on.\nAnd always puts the custard pie\nJusl wliere it will be sat ou.--Judge.\nChoked for Air Some HtUe irritant becomes lodged in the bronchial\ntubes, others gather, and the awful\nChoklttg Of asthma results Nothing\noffers quite such quick and positive\nrelief as Dr. .1 n Kellogg's Asthma\nRemedy. The healing, soothing\nsmoke or vapor penetrates, clears the\npassages and gives untold relief. Usually    lt    Completely   cures |l    has\nb*-hind it yeara of Biiccess.     It is the\nsure remedy for every BUlTerur,\nDog-Gone\nUe ,Vu   still\nfronl llirougli lhe rush of grain there   oroft lf \" '\u25a0 \u25a0\u2022eB to \"\u2022*' m Holy VVeek\nIn the ii.si   part nf the week owing\u25a0ftmi ,a m,t Kllt>t'\nllll\nto the hold up iii Winnipeg; ovor Suit'\ntiny, It la mil an exaggeration to say\nthai Dm power of Hie railways to\nmove the crop would be reduced by\ntwenty fire per cent.\nThe agitators for a sample uuirl.ot\nnro saving that the railways should\nH-M  to rheir  rolling  Block  und yard\nfacilities.       lllll  every  nun   WHO oxer*\nctnflH coin mon houso knows lhal notwithstanding Ihelr heavy expenditures ii (ifl nvorv effort Ihey were able\nlo in.ike Un- railways have been barely\nable 1.1 keen up wllh the large Increase \u2022 Im Ibe crops produced in lhe\nWest II I** apparenl. therefore, Hint\ntt the railwiivs are hnmpci'Pd in Ihelr\nmovement oT the crop In the extent\nnr twenty <>r Iwenty Ave per rent, thnl\nthe grain blockade will be worse Hum\never beforo.\nThe western  Tinner Is well awnre\nthat 11 grain Ulockad\" always works\nto the detriment   of those   who raise\nthe  grain  mid   lo  ihe   ml vantage  of |\nthose win* buy grain nml hold \u25a0\u25a0 in\ntb'dr oh'valors. The results uf Hi\"\ngrain blnnkffn> of In it Tall are slltl I\nfell In the West l>l lhe farmers\ncon shier the results or n blockade\ntwent>flve ner eclil worse than the I\nlast one before thev eminent to the |\nestablishment of n sample market ami !\nIts attondnnl evils.\nCorporal Gilbert who bad heard th\nshots and   seen   the  smoke,  thought\nn salute was being fired in his honor,\nand  dropped  S   handful of pamphlets\nasiiiug for subscriptions for ormy\naeroplanes. The old fanner was\nconvinced that, although he did not\nkill Hu* bird he shot some feathers\nfrom its tail.\niloor\nyour dog?\nHooper    Yes.\nHooper\u2014Why don'l\nin the pa ier?\nCooper -What'.-!  th\ncan't read.\nWhen He Removes His Wig\nOlbhs\u2014Tn a  way I've as muc\nJohn D.\nDlbbs\u2014Nonsense!     Why Tlockefel-1\nler  has a   dollar  for ever\nvour head.\nQlbbs   Well,  I'll  bet  T'v\nfor every linlr on his head\nMnurd's  Liniment  Curei Colds,  Etc\nIn Queer Street\nThe following quaintly-worded descriptive statements suggest some\nro nn for Improvement.\nAdvertisement -Wanted, n white\ngirl to cook.\nDoctor's Stun Specialist\u2014all diseases.\nSeen In Vancouver \"Afternoon tea\nserved at all hours.\nCard nt pay desk In a Cafe -Vour\nface is gnod, bul   i'   .Mint  go iu the\ncash   register.\nSays a   Western   paper    Miss Zelle\nHock Is   tattling strength slowly, for\nwhich her friends feel verv thankful,\nAdvertisement      Comfortable   bed-\nI rooms, use of sic ing room und break-\nfa si.\nTf.\nFlrgt Thimble\n11 n tradition thai a Hutch\nsilversmith pondered over a certain\nnotion wllli h he had cherished long\nnml silently In Hip slow worl.Ing\nsenses which Iip deemed bu bra 111\na nol Ion for a trinket, a fall.il, fur a\ndUnifi-d Indy of Holland ll musl\nbe a useful itiiiiie'. iiiheit a costly one,\ntn -et for so good \u25a0'\nDame Allxe W non-t\nthe notion 'o<ik ileflnl\nthing was quickly wi\nfun metal t\u00bb-  Angers\nTo  Remove  Dust From the  Eyei\nSmall substances like cinder dint,\n-.mall chips of stone or metal can usually be removed from the eye by\nsimple methods, If the common\nwuj of cu telling the upper Ild by the\nlashes and pulling it nway from tbe\neye bul I and down o.er the lower lid\ndoes noi resuli In dislodging the par-\nHide. 1*7 this:\nMai.' n loop of horsehair and pais\nit under the |;,| Swe >p from the\noil til on ii Tbi 1 wjtl nsuall) clean the\nH it  does  not.  Die  upper  Ild\nAnother View or It.\nLittle Florence had 11 very bad\ntoothache and was crying softly to\nherself Her mint wbo -ahs n believer In Christian science, went\nover tn the little girl uud said: \"If\nyou had any faith, dear, you would\nhave no tocthnciie.\" Ploronoe continued to Hob. and between Hie sobs\nshe replied: \"Well. Aunt Grace, ir\nyou bad my toothache, you wouldn't\nhave .ny faith.\u2014sludge,\nPainful Proofs\nWhat are you crying about, Willie.\nOne of the buys called nm 'teacher'\ner's pet\/ and I went an1 told ber and\nshe III ked ine to prove I wasn't --\nCleveland Plain Dealer.\nLooking     to       Modern       Agricultural\nMethods  to  Cheapen  the  Cost  of\nLiving\nI The invitations which the Dominion\nQovernmeut of Canada, llirougli the\nSecretary    of   state,    Hon.    Wiliam\n1 .lames   Roche.   Imve   extended   to   ..\n, nations, liavo carried  wllh ihem tho\nI special cards of the minister of agrl-\n! culture of the  province    of Alberta.\n, Hon. Duncan .Marshall, aud the Inter-\nnational Presldenl of the Dry-Farming Congress, Dr. Johu A. WIdtsbe, of\n\u25a0 Logan, Utah. These invitations request the attendance of at least two\n'delegates, with full power to act for\n: eacb government at the big agricultural convention  In  Lethbrldge, Oct,\n! 21*26 next.\nIn mail)' cases the acceptances are\nj already assured, us the correspondence with the iuternailoual Becretar-\n; ies of the organization has Indicated\n: the intent of Hiese gov en 11 lie ty-? t\\n\n\u2022sond delegations,  not  \".'one for the l\n| purpose or .\"..viVcipating In the move*\n.'.W.i. but to make the extended study\nor dry-farming methods lu the United\nStates nml Canada, and to get physical illustrations of the success of\nuoklug for' those methods with the view of their1\nfurther Introduction Into their cotin-!\nJ try.    Ii is supposed these official del-\nput an ad.! '-gates wlll tour the    western    prov-\n| luces of Canada and    many   of   the\n\u2014The dog  states, devoting several months to a\nthorough Investigation of the methods\nj of farming, which an* proving so sue-\nI cessful, and upon which to h large ex*\nas Item.  tVpenda  cheaper  living  iu the\n| future.\nSeveral Of these countries will also\nsend delegates to the International\nCongress of Kami Women, the mix-\nMary <-f the Congress, whose aim Is tu\nuplift Hu- rural homes, to Improve\ntie- sanitary and hygienic conditions\nof the Tarn- homes, mid to conserve\nthe enorgy or the housewife to the\neverlasti-.g benefit of no Bier Ity.\nThe governments Invited are; India, Australia. New Zealand, Belgium,\nBolivia, Santo Domingo. Bquador,\nKgypt, Sudan, Indo-Chlna, Algeria,\nTunis, Bavaria, Saxony, Greece; Guatemala, Haiti. Honduras, Liberia, Montenegro, .Morocco, Holland, Nicaragua,\nNorway, Panama, Portugal, Persia,\nRotimailiO, Salvador, Servhi, Sweden,\nfinal Britain, South Africa, United\nStates, Germ nny, China, Japan. Bus-\nsin Turkey, Italy, Paraguay. l:rugiiay,\nArgentina, Brazil, chile, Peru, Venezuela, Fiance, Mexico, Austria-Hungary, Spain and Switzerland.\nHU First   Move\nIt was a shy young man who was\nonoe asked to take a class of girls\nabout 15 or 16, which had formerly\nbeen taken by a woman. The young\n11 Tgynum consented, says London\nTit-Bits, but Insisted upon being properly Introduced to the class. The\nsuperintendent accordingly took him\nto the class for this purpose aud\nsaid:\nYoung Indies, T introduce to you\nMr. Chlra, who will In future be your\nteacher I would like you to tell him\nwhat your fanner teacher did ao that\nhe can go on ln the same way.\nA miss of 16 rose aud said:\nThe tirst thing teacher did was to\nkiss us ull around.\nhair\ndollar\nhril'i   was  sin-*.\nseamstress   tis  musl  bn\nlehier When      \u25a0;! IJ    lO\ne   shati\"    the  cnn h    \u25a0\u25a0\nMlghl   i'i  prec   .i Bofi bandken hlef or pi\nas deft as thai ,\t\nturned  Inside out. wlileli  Is\nI'i,  and   the   pur th Ifl    \u00bb lib h\nnoved with\n\u2022 'if col Lou\nTo a Finish\nPo.-t   (to his wife)    Now let's hnve\na   race  und   see  whether  you   lln ish\nyour  cuke   Ilrst,  or  I   my  sonnet. \u2014\nPlteng -tele Blatter.\nPleasant  for   Borelelgh\nliorellegh - 1 hope my rail has uot\ntired you.\nMiss  Keen   Oli. no.   I    Inherit    a\nwonderfully  si rung constitution'\nWon by Oegrees\nJudge li.isbltiglou seem.-, to have\nRtiellj mndi a oonnr.esI of that Si.ui-\nmote girl. Wonder hon ll all cuttle\n\u25a0 Iiinii \"\nTllfl ilrst lime she SBW lilm she gave\nlilm   her  eye.   Hie   next   llm-  lliey   met\niave Iiim lier arm. It wasn't long\nbefore he was holding bolh   of   hei*\nA Snappy Age\nThe young man breezed into the\nold man's library.\nI met your daughter for announced,\nat n Fifth \u2022*- enue reception. I want\n\u2022V.r.a-V.-y her nexl Friday afternoon at\n3.30.     She's willing.\nThe old man turned to his card\nIndex.\nWhich daughter? he asked.\nIt's Miss Ethel.\nAll right, said tbe ohl man. Make\nit 4.30 and I'll attend the wedding. I\nhave an engagement ut. thc other\nhour.\nIt wrs so ordered. This Is a snappy age.\u2014Pittsburg Post.\nAs a vermicide there Is no preparation tbat equals Mother Graves'\nWorm Exterminator. It has saved\nthe lives of countless children.\nWorried\nThe best  Mnn    (making   arrangements)\u2014And\u2014er\u2014II Is kisstomary to\ncuss thi bride? -Sketch.\nlions\nfirst\npos i\niwlf.i proudly\nthimble   Iml\n\u2022 tetl   by   :ui>\nml Hi.* Industrious\nwore nol onli tbe\nHie first IhlmblO\nDmeli   fian\nWilli-1\nWUotis\n111  Hie I\nWell.\nday;  M\nKeeping Out Hie Wind\nns a   smart   boy,  and  am-\nIII*,   flrsi   Job   was   a   post .\n-ai bank\nWillie, asked  bU uncle one\nw nre you going ou lu Imi a I-\n\u25a0 ?      I   suppose   you   will   soon   be\nmanager?\nVes,   uncle,   Willie   replied\nready  \u25a0 draughi cl^rk.\nA draught clerk! Oood   bt\nwhat . re your duties?\nI   open   Etlld   shut    Hi*   WindOWS   ae-\nmmllng  to  Orders,  said   Willie,   ami-\nclose ih ' doors after people tint I\n'qui open.\nI'm    aland\n3o  She  Bliewsd    Him\nI want \u2022omrbod) to ilio** me where\n' i   unload   Hilt  n ii    -nl   [he  gi Imy\nlooking tu.ui a' Hi*> mn ii\u00ab i door\nVou i) In i ask ui'- aboul Ibat, ro-\ni.n led iho young woman. I don i in- <\u25a0\nuny thing to do with unloading coal;\nI in  the  kitchen  lad)\ni ran i Ih !p that, ho rejoined f m\nthe eoal genii* man and tli \u2022 father of\nthree kitchen   ladies,   nm-   laundry\nlady, ml eii>* ' hamtier lad , aud it\nj-iu uon'I show me where 'o pul ibis\neoal l ii call thi woman ol Ihu huu t.\nIll show you nlr, she liumbl) re\npiled, ..n i led ih wa) to llie \u00aboul\ncn.lar.\nSewing Machine Needle\nEllas Howe spent nearly all his\nmoney In experiments before he discovered where tbe eye of the lieedlc\nor a sewing machine should be located.\nIll--* original Idea was lo follow lhe\nmodel of nu ordinary needle, ami have\nthe eye at the heel. Il never occurred to hliu that It * lm 111,| he placed\nnear Hie point, and he mlghl have\nfailed altogether If he had nol dreamt\nhe uas making a sewing machine fur\na BAVitgu Win; lu a strange country,\n.lust lhe same as when he was awake,\nhe fell lhal the needle's eve wuh the\nchief I'lllleully.\nlie thoughi ihe king gave him 24\nhours lo complete the machine and\nmake li sew, If H was not Unlabel! lu l'l hours, he was lo be pul lo\ndeath. Howe worked and worked,\nami IMI Hied and puttied, and llually\nrovo it up Then be thoughi thoy\n,       , ,     , wero leading hliu m the plain whore\n\"\u25a0'    '\u2022'\"\u25a0! '\"\u25a0\" '\"'  \"\" li';:;;( n,ton\"\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0i.i..,i.  n<.h..*......\nHeed Hun ihe warriors carried spoon\nWhat She Will Sometimes Admit\nDoes your wife ever admit that she\nis wrong In an argument.\nNo, the nearest she ever comes to\nIt is to sny that I'm nut as big a\nchump as 1 look.\u2014Detroit Free Press.\nMisunderstood\nAlice\u2014I like this style of coiffure.\nVou see my hair has n natural part\nTom\u2014Vou don't mean lo tell me\nlhat tome of ll is false.\nAN EXCEILENT REMEDY\nFORJITTLE ONES\nMrs. John C. Lepage, Itluiouskl.\nQue., writes: \"Vour Baby's Own Tub-\nlets are un excellent remedy for Utile ones and I BI way J keep them lu\nthe house\" Thousands of othor\nmothers say Ihe same Ihlng. The\nTablets at ways do good they cannot\npossibly do harm. They are the only\nmedicine fur children sold under Hie\nabsolute guarantee of a government\nnalysl to contain no opiates or harm-\nf'll drugs. They sweeten the slum-\nach; regillato worms; cure Indigestion and promote healthful sleep. Tbe\nTabletL are sold by medicine dealers\nor by mall at 2o cents a box from\nThe Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,,\nIhoekvllle, Out.\ni si\nhe.nt and llie lost  Iter ileal and g.iv\nIt *. *eir to iim completely.\nPoirj-H and Pointless\nThomas     snld    mother     i rely\nsomen no has taken a  bit;  plroo of\ngingerbread out of Hie pantry\nOh. Thomas, at -.Hai <|. I tlldll'l\nthink il  WSS In ynu\nn ,iiu'i till replied Tommy, .pari of\nit'a in   .ihIm\nDei\nSavr  Romrthinp\nThin  In i*  dreadful  downpour\nVes and my umbrella I \u25a0\u25a0 fnr lou\nsmnll to Shelter your picture but.\nWell, try to buhl ll over Hml velvet\nbow, anyhow.    Kansas  Clly  journal\ndifferent\nA Changed Man\nMrn   Kuurh    Vou  were\nman when I iiiuirleil ymi,\nMr.  Killing   I  sincerely  hopo so,\nfor turn I wus a fool.   Huston Trim\ngrift\nI idles! at\ni ikes'   .\u2022\n-\u00ab fakes!\n'Ae||'   loi\nie medium \u25a0 - * t leffi\nserl nl Helei    Mitellei\nHo  ywi    .mi   t'.i   'ii,\nlaughed\nUmi d mi dem im- f'-mai\ndemanded Mueler\nWhy    tvore you stung?\nAudi don'd no stungl     1\n'in *      I miw  le r,   sue ud I pi I mo\nWhat   did   hfi-   lell   \u25a0,.,,, '\nshe nayeii, \"Vol's yer name?\" ami\nI snyed Mueller, and den slin v. m in\na irons! iietoii- sh<! romo to, she\nsays, \"Vou mis horn in f'holmau) I\"\nAnd I RllU OUl fclfed 'bad' lion\ncoiihll she |e||? I'y gnlly, she was\nright.\nBaby Weighs i?? Pounds\nThe blggesl hah. in lhe world lives\non a fnrm near Ottawa ll Is \u00bb buy\nivolgbl.ig 127 pounds nl M tuonths,\nwith a chest ineasurntnenl of t'f I dell'\n*\u2022\u25a0*. Ills appetite and ililrsl tire hi\npropOrUoil   tO   Ills   llze,   ami   lhe   par\ncuts u,e doubtful if tbey cuu sffariJ to\nraise  t la*.\nWill  Keep it Up\nI  understand  your husband  l-t a\n inline i nice, said a suffragette\noul  wt ti lo her sister In the cause,\nAre you going io support him?\n\u2022 Hi, I suppose Hi', answered ihe his\nii r,   SO me wll a I    wearily.       I've   been\n-uppoiih\", blm for the pa I ten )'\u25a0 ars.\nilcago llocord llernld\n'i hen- was ii young lady of Rlnm\nw Imi satd io 't.-r fond lover, Ktam:\nl reruso io he kissed,\nihu it you Insist,\n| Ies Von ' now i you am strongor than\nI     Mil\nHard to Fi>ryrt Qomstlmel\nI iiiways in.iff it  i pracllce t.i lot\nto imi row lake * nre of Itself,\n'i hat's easy enough, hut H's forget-\nling yosti-i'day thai causes I rouble for\nno many ur us\nDr. Morse's\nIndian Root Pills\nir\u00ab msile AGeonJIng to A fnrmitl* In\ntiw ii.Mily a COIIlliry IRQ ,in.niit; ili*.\n1,1 lun., .nil iiMiiiiil irom limit i.y\nIir. Morw,   'l iiiiiiuli n'|\u00bb',iii'il \u00bbi\ntBmpIS ll.iv*. Ic'PIl 111.llr,  Uv   pliyij.\n.:i,m,nu I < licinlsts, li Im,been li.im.l\nImn-iullitfl lo liiHirovQ die lormuU nr\nilie pills.   Dr. M.ii',1''. Inillan limit\nTill,,11r.llloii.elliil.lt>- ly llii,niKli.\n(.1,1     III'*    .A ... 1,1    I'll    t 'ill. ,11,1*111(111    a,\u201e|\nnil Kidlloy Olid Liver IiiiiiIiIi... ||i,y\n\u2022i I |ii,iiii|illy anil erte, livi'ly, anil\nCloanie th* System\nwtiloli .ii'' ploroer] noar Ills lieail In\nsuiiitl- ilio iiivQiitur Hn,. iin* solution\nnr iii\" illHlcnli)', mnl villi., in- \u00bbuh asking III,' Ilini. lie lit,.lit...\nit wn. ruin- o'clock in iiii- niornlngi\nII.' Jumped mil nl boil, run In liln\nK'or-kibop, .imi beforo lilno lm lisil\nninil.'lli'il ii noodle wiih ilio oyo hi\nHi., point. After tbls everylblng wnn\noasy, nnd Howe mitm oouiplolod IiIh\nwondoiful liivoiitloii,\nIt  Pleased Mary\nlinii'l Inlk I,, mi', my d'-nr, mild\nMr. Siiiniii, firmly. I say li u n very\ngnod iiiiiiu for servauls in nn in tbo\nibentro loniotltiios it iiiii|.,.k tbom\nreturn moro impplly io tbolr work.\nIt i.ls,, tonobofl tbem Imw lo oondiicl\n. *...... mi Ives,\nMury, in' nnl.i I'. Hi., bntiscmald,\nboro l*. ti llokol fm- Ibo Ibenlre lo.\nnlgbt, Vou iiiu-ii nn und unjoy your-\nHalf\nli wiih lovely, Hitiii Mmy nexl morning wlti'ii tii.'y t'uestloood ber una bor\nevening mil.\nniil you i.'iilly enjoy li. Inquired\nMr. Siiliub, Biiilllng triuilipbunlly ni\nItl i wlfo,\nl iiiii, Indeed, sir.    li \u00bbuh aplomlld,\nVOU llltnllld Iiiivi* ]i,-ni<l Hull lllfl'- Her\nviiiii girl in Hi'' iiin.i Hiiiin. bor itti'i\n\u25a0ull \t\nWhen It Poppsd\nMr. Illlloii lluv.. ynu opened Mint\nImlll.' nr i'i pagnoi Mrldiit'lV\nllrlilii\"! Knlilt I iilurlrd in open ll\nnu' ii begun lo open im-lf    Kur.-. ibo\nmnn llml lllli'd llml Imllln um.u 'av'\nimi In Iwo quirts limii'm! nt win,\u2014\n!\u2022 iilliid..It 'lii i Hi iiiiiI.\nNot a Welcome  Legacy\nWlmt mnkos l-'lyinuun Innk tin ut).\nbnppy,\niii- .'ii inln ft piece nf propbrty.\ni Hitniiid iiiink thai would make\nhint Innk happy'\nWould ynu? Well, this didn't Imp.\npon in lm Iils property, nml ho full\nllltn II   from  IiIh  lil'il.llin mul  IwIhIuiI\nIiIh Inli'll       JudgO,\nLoans on    Honor\nPrauoe has nu naaoolallnn wblcb ad-\nvntii'i'H loans nn word uf honor uf iih\nt'liHiuuii'i'H. 'I'll\" fai'i Mini iiiiihi uf\niliu itmiiH aro |irniti|itly repaid u evi-\ndeuoe Umi hiiiiii' |h.iiiiIi.'h worda nr,.\nmill in-. Kuiui un tholr bonds,\nTrickery\nMy wife is   trying   in got  all tho\nsiiTi.ii.Isih tn como \"in und parade in\nSHO, Iii.Ih. \u2022\nwiint'H ber Idea?\nTlu'ii Hlti.'ll appear In u $.*.') con'\nr-.'-t tun. \u2014 Loulavlllo Coiirlor-Joiirnpli\nBeyond his Ken\nI'ownloy How's tlm now cook got\nting uu?\n\u25a0luliliiilii    I  ilnll'l   kilnw.      Hli\"  illil\nn't li'itvu imi- address\nMew Vi.i-i-.'i- (ni oaunlry hotol)'\nAnybody horn Hint plays pokerV\n'link Plenty ol dm- If ynu dmi'i\nmind londlng Vm a ilnllur ur Iwu In\n\u25a0ii.ni wllli    l.lfu.\nBack to the Club\ni itnn'i know wbat Iboao miffi-i\ngeltea want\n'lli.'y wnul llm liallol.\nI nay wutiinu li,i*i uu liusltiiw iiinii\nkeying wllh polllloa, Woman'! place\nl, llm iMhli;,. olub.- I'HiHliuii: I'uhI.\nTho hum., llml Ih all thn lime be\nInu luppeJ wlllt tin' whip iii'vit kiinwa\nWhnt IiIh iniiHti'i' means liy It. anil\nmini's in tliluk he means Just uu\nlhlo|.\n^alll*.'\nWhen You Buy Matches,\n\u2022-4 Ask for '\"*\nL\nThey have a true safety  base\n'\u2022f   head,   wito silent    tip.    Wi!]\nnever explode if Stepped  on.\nEddy's Matolies havo satlsUed Can-\nadlaniLSlncs \"SI\u2014*e_r - _t v-.',tV,*i\nThe E. B. Eddy Company, Hull, Canada\nJ\nINSIST ON GETTING \"EDDY'S\"\nWashboards,  Wood Pails and   Tubs,\nFibre Pails and Tubs.\nA Handy Thinfl\nA Yorkshire farmer was paid b.v\ncheque for some catili- lu- had sold.!\nII. was the first, Huu, that It had ever\nhappened.\nWhat's this? he aald.\nWhy, money for the beasts, said\nthe. cattle dealer.\nThe farmer stared and had to bp\nassured that If he took It to the bank j\nthey would give bim gold for It.\nWell, said he, Aw'll try, but lt It's\na wrong 'Un thoU'll hear about It.\nThe cheque was cashed of course,:\nand the farmer went home happy, mt\nhe could nor sleep. He had seen a\nwonderful thing and It had excited\nhlnl. As soon as day broke he made\nfor the cattle dealer's house and\nwoke (In.* dealer.\nIt's me, lie said. Where's tha ro!\nthim bits of paper from? Aw could\ndo wl' halt a dozen myself.\nMlnard's Liniment Cures Distemper.\nCoog-n\u2014Don't you think th' baby\nlooks loik.- me?\nMcSwegail\u2014Vis, What makes\nhim?     Is ut teeth In' he Is?\u2014Judge.\nSovereign\nTMDC M\u00bbRK BEG.\nSheathing Felt\ncontains no oil or tar. It I.i clean,\nodorless, waterproof, germ and\nvermin proof and practically\nIndestructible. Makes houses\ndraft-proof, easy to heat, end\ncomfortable tn an\/ weather.\nAsk your dealer to show you\na sample, or vrite for sample\nand Booklet to the ss\nS*U C-.n-._iu-, Ma-ufactunn\nTHE STANDARD PAINT CO.\n\u2022I Camta, Mmlici.\nH\u00abntre\u00abl. Wkmlstf, Ciliary, V-ini'Mver.\nman   In Ihe   packing\nWhat experience have\nWe need\ndepartment\nyuu hud?\nI've taken a few lessons ln boxing\nsir.\nYou're the man.\nCause for Worry\nI'm worried about my hoy.\nWhat's the matter wllh him?\nWhen I left home yesterday morn-\nIiik I lold him tu clean up our lawn.\nand when I got home last evening I\nfound   that   he  had  dune  it.-   rills*\nburg Post.\nAnswering Her Father\nCould y\u00bbu support my daughter in\nthe hI.vie to which Bhe has been ac\ncustomed?\nI  have ever (tied such rigid 00011*\ntuny, sir.\u2014 Life,\nEconomy\nThe soles ace all worn oIT my shoes\nWell?\nWell, If you'd Imy ine a pair of roi-\nlurjtkaten i could keep right un wear*\nlm; these .ilioes.\nTho last count of lhe world's volcanoes showed a total of \\tf_, of uhlch\n'lln were classed as active.\nWas Acquainted  In  Court\nAnd I suppose, Hah! Miss Hushing\nlou, thai while tu London you wore ut\ncourl.\nOnly mice, adtnltled Mrs, Ltishiug-\nloti, blushing. Hut I wasn't guilty\nand 1 got -.ff with a ivprlinnnd.-\nNew-foil  News.\nNo Weather Talk\nWhat 1 can'l understand' about you\npeople, said the mau from Winnipeg\nto the group lu the smokliu; car, M\nthe way you talk about, the weather.\nYou a.e at It morning, uoou uud\nnight, ll Is the subject of half your\nconversation.\nWhy, don't, ynu talk about. It u>\nthere? he asked.\nIn three years 1 don't think f.iavo\nheard the weather spoken of (Wo\ntimes, and then It was by au A neri*\ncan traveller.\nHut yuu must talk of somcthlii'!.\nOh, of course.\nIf not about the wenlher, what\nthen?\nAboul taxes Thev are raising lis\nTi mills a year on thu valuation und\nall the talk Is about it. No, sir, not\na word about the wenlher. bul Where\ntwo people are gathered together \u2014\u25a0\nHut  It iiniounls tu the suuie III lug.\nwas Interrupted.\nOh. no sir; you know you have lo\npuv your taxes, while the blamed old\nweather don't cost yuu a cent. Try\nour wav ami take no other.- Haiti-\ninure American.\nA Chance\nI've k\"I an awfully poor memory*\nremark.?.! Hoggs. I Just can't re*\nmember Anything ovomlght.\nYou haven't gut a five spot you\ncould spare until luitvirrow, huve\nyou? asked Herogtfs\nFisherman's Luck\nI'p near Fliuthertoii. u Toronto traveling nmn whn was making a trip\niivi'i'liiiiil passed an old iiinii who wus\ntlshiug with hook and Hue In a small\nslretim. As Ihe drummer drove by\nIn a liumi.v the old mnn never lodk\nhis eyes off lhe liobh\"i' In the water.\nWhen the Iravnllnj; mnn returned\nlule in the afternoon he was greatly\nHiirprhnl lo BOO lhe old man slltl In\nthe mi:.i\" position, wllh lllu eyea\nglued it.i the liolibcr.\nHello, uncle! he B.lolltod. Any\nluck loday?\nWithout taking hli ga\/.e off the\ncork which rested on the sitrfiico of\nthu plicld Hiram, (he old man replied:\nHad a nibble 'long about noon.\u2014\nMall uud I'.mplrf*\nHut had ii little brown mare, nntl\nthev were both familiar sights lu the\ntown The mure was lean, Mini\nend lame Hit bv dlul of much cuax-\nliu: Pat Jint about managed lo keep\nher to harness.\nOue dav white leading her lo water\nhe hnd to pass n crowd of loafers\nThinking to have some amusement\nnt Pat's expense one called out:\nHullo, there's Pat! Ilow much\nIs that rnare nf your's able to drnw?   .\nllegrira, answered Put, I can't any\nexnctlv: but she seems to be able tn\ndrnw the attention of Ivory foot In the\ntown.\nThere are nineteen motor life boats\ntn use on the coasts of Oreat llrlt-\niilu\n1)03 J)S\nKIUNLY\n\u25a0\/   PILLS\n'w|fcj__\u00bb\nW. N. U. W5 THE  PROSPECTOR.  CRANBROOK,  II. C.\n'\nTOREYS\nEXTRA BIC\nFOR LARGE MEN\nI STRONG.ROOMY,\n&COMF0RTABLE.\nHIRT\nTHE'ALBERTA'HOTEL\n715 MAIN ST., WINNIPEG\nA tsw doors south of C.P.R. D\u00bbpol\nkits* $'..60 to 12.00 ,\u00bbr day\nCul.In. unexcsllss\nHst ails' eald watsr In svsry raors\nHttrl  practically   Firapraal\nAll Out.lde Rooms\nREST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.\nJiJ.:n.Wi'is..ow'!\u00bb Boctiuko BVR.r lias been\noiecl hit over MXTV VBARS hy Mil,LIONS of\nMOTIUvKS (or tlielr CUlI,L)KIiN \\V1UI,R\nTltl.THINO, with I-ERl'l.CT B-CCKSH, It\n_OOTl[l.B the CHILD, BOFTKN3 the OUMS,\nALLAYS hU PAIN; CHRKS WINPCOI.IC, end\nit the best remedy fnr IHAKhmi.A. It ll ah-\nMtutely timnle\u00ab<-. lie sure tend -mi. for \"Mm.\nWiafclow't BnntliluK Syrup.\" ind tike bo other\nkind.   Twenty-five centB _ bottle.\n$65 to $200\nA Month, r.flarn \u25a0* *\u25a0\u2022\u00ab'\"' l-rofciBlon-\nNovBti Wn*Un. wfi havelomtorlhtee\nIiuuilTecl uioii he fort* May Xil.lDlS.\nINDIANA SCHOOL OF TRACTIOHEERIHQ\n> HO PINE LAKE AVE., UP0RTE, IND. '\nIML. MApLE\nBUTTERI\nAll grocers 25c. Ib. Tin\nTHE JOHN INGLIS CO., Limited\n\u2022.nglaoers and Boilermakers\nBoilers   o(   all     kinds\u2014 Engine*,\nPumps, and Heavy Plata Work\nWrit* us for Prints\n14 Strschan Ave.. Toronto, Canada\nBROKEN      CYLINDERS      AND\nALUMINUM CRANK CASE8\ni and all Metals, welded to perfection\nby the Oxy-Acetylene Process\nTHE  HUB WELDING CO.,\n|     Rear of 253 Sherbrooke Street,\nWinnipeg\nSKATES\nHOCKEY GOODS\n\"Boswell\" Tube Skates ami Handmade Hockey Sticks aro U9cd by\nthe champions.     Wo sell them.\nBend for Catalogue  No.  51T\nThe Hingiton Smith Armi Co.,\nLimited\nWinnipeg, Manitoba\n!,cowa oive more milk\n-cattle ittako better beeN-\nHulls tit'fl n,\u00bb longer dangerous \\> !;.\"i dehorned with the\nKEYSTONE DEHORNER\nCuts 4 sides    nt    once -No\nITUahtllK    Ol*    I'lllt-llMf.     f.lttlO\nl.alti. The only Immune\nmethod. Write I'm- fi*oe booklet.\nR.  H. McKENNA,\nfl\u00bb  Robert St.   Toronto,  Ont,   Mention\nHits imper.\nAlways so Business-Like\nllustr.css waa tho beginning and end\nol his llfo. He'd got married, hut lt\nwas 111 a spnre moment between or-\ngnnlrlng a great bargain mile, ami\ndismissing ihn errand-boy.\nOne day, when tho third baby was\nfour w^eks old, his wlfo ofttno bustling' Into his office.\nIsn't It lovely, denr? she gurglotl.\nFather lioa sent us live pounds for our\nnew baby,\nllo never looliod up from tlio accounts hn wns making up.\nHlghl h\"I he murmured abstracted-\nly, You wrap him up, uud post the\nparcel, wlill.. I wrlto out tho receipt\nfur tho money.\nKnights of ths Road In Embryo\nTho ofllco boy hnd been discovered\nIn a llo. It wits nut one nf thn ordinary provarlcntloiiH of our ovory iluy\nworld, but t'ullti a Hortotll anil di'llber-\nuii'ly tueiidacloiiH elforl.\nDo you know, my lad asked a nrl\/zly\nclerk tu kind Ioiihh, whal. becomes of\nboys who lull,, wllh lite I ruth V\nAy, wns tno ennfldent roply, tin'\nbona sends 'hem out Unveiling when\nihey grow up.\nAnswered\nWhy do y ii put the bull' of another\nwoman on your head'.' lie uhkotl severely.\nWhy do ynu, slip roplloil sweetly,\npul the skin ot mini her calf on your\nleet?\nDODD'S\niJlLLS\nS.J1  KlONE^,\n\"''I III   r i '   ' ,, \u2022\nTHE J1!\n10c. 1 box or six boxoi fur 52.50,\n\u2022t \u00ablt doilem, or Tht Dodd. Modt-\ncln\u00ab oompiny, Limited, Toronto,\nOtniflli\nW. N. U. 924\nThe Illusive Flame\nUnliearaeil Incidents Impart a zest\nto amateur drama tic lire,\nAt a performance tho Uoro of tho\ndrama protlueoil uum malting Hla escape from a burning house, Tli.*\ncritical moment came when tho red*\nfiro had to be lighted, but to the uon-\nbternuUon of all It wu-jM not Ignite,\nSomo outside practical Joker must\nhavo damped it.\nI am choking, uhviel.ert the hero, Lho\n(.moke In over power! tig mc, uud,\nclutching wildly at hla throat, he tottered about tho tilage.\nThe flames--I foel them, ho cried.\nHut BiuoUf. and flames wero alike lu-\nvlnible.\nWithin lho wings the olher members\nof tho company wero on their kneet,\ndistractedly crying to blow lhe red Are\nluto a blaze. Matchboxes and vesta\noases were emptied of their contents,\nladles were fanning with their petti-\ncoats, hut all to uo purpose\u2014Lho red\nfire was off.\nWould no one save tho situation?\nTho audience began lo titter, tho hero\nlost Ills Iw-ai, and still rambled nn the\nlire that no ono could see, until at\nlast some ouo In tho gallery relieved\nthe tension by calling out:\nNever mind tho fire, guv'nor- got\non with your Job. ,\nAnd straightway lho actor did. He\nfell to the Btago In a swoon and down\ncamo tho greatest friend In such an\nemergency\u2014tho curtain.\nIdentity Unmistakable\nDull and grey was the afternoon.\nSlowly with reluctant footsteps, Walter William made his way towards the\nSunday-school, It the truth be told\nIn oue fell nwoop, he was not ft lover\nof Sunday-school, and woro it uot for\nparental compulsion, would eaBlly havo\nfound some other way of cougenlnlly\npassing tho tt.ne,\nAa so often happens whon one Is\ndown in the dumps, another bitter\nblow was In store for Walter William.\nHe had two beautiful new pennies, one\nfor tho Sunday-school, and its brother\nfor the purpose of buying swoets or\nBorne similar delicacy.\nUnhnpplly, ho lost ond of the bright\nnew coins, and in due courso roported\nthe event nt the maternal headquarters.\nBut, Walter, which of the two pennies did yoa lose?\nMack came the reply, like a rifle bullet:\nOh, the Sunday-school one, mother,\nof course.\nA Family Affair\nMrs. New.ywcd'8 mother was terribly perturbed. A llttlo bird, who\nought to havo known better, had whispered luto hor ear that Mr. Newly\nwed was addicted to tbe awful practice of playiug cards at his club.\nYes, remarked Mrs. Newly wed to\nher mother, It's quite right. Frederick\nploys overy night, but It doesn't matter, for ho Rives mo all his winnings.\nBut my dear Olssle\u2014\nOh, It's all right, mother dear! Ho\nnearly always plays with Mr. Next-\ndoor.\nBut what difference does tbat make?\nWell, you see, explained tho young\nwife, Mrs. Nextdoor makes hor husband give her all his winnings, too.\nThen wo Just change over. I give\nher all Frederick's winnings, and she\ngives mo tUb winnings of her husband.\nOhl remarked ma, rather pained.\nThus, you see, wound up Mrs, Now-\nlywed, both Mrs. Nextdoor and myself\nget more out of our husbands than\nwo could possibly hope tu do by any\nother means.\nKlilOII\nently the Case [\n-\u2022 cu a \\is.i in Liver-\nu tho platform ot Lime!\nStation the other day, j\n\u25a0assed lit the height of\n.11;\n\u25a0a one, what's think\nof that lad?\n.liai eyed lier for a minute and then\nsaid:\nAy, Tom, it's bad ground that takes\nso much top dressing.\nHealth 'Restored\nGained 29 Pounds\nA Real Philosopher\nIn I lie evening you can aee hltn,\nFeatures puckered lu a frown,\nJuggling witli stubborn figures,\nCounting up and setting down;\nTil! a weary sigh escapes him.\nAl a sunt beyond Ills powers,\nTheso nro cares that seem to child*\nhood\nKvery whit us great as ours.\nBut. when shade* of night aro casting\nHound the earth a nomine band,\nClimb the wooden staircase leading\nUp the hill to slumberlnnd.\nThere a llttlo man ia sleeping\u2014\nOno whoso gentlo breathing shows\nAll his troubles aro forgelten\nIn the rapture of veposo.\nHere's a philosophic person\nWhose philosophy Is such\nTha' he'll nover know Us value\nTill he needs lt overmuch.\nOh, Hint fairy sprite would teach us\nWith thnt magic wand, and let\nWo grown-ups, llko llttlo children,\nSleep-.,nil, when wo sleep, forget!\nPott Olfice Humor\nOf n rich but miserly resident ln a\nNorthern town a good slory Is told.\nHnvlng received n large number ot\nremittances in slumps from various\nsources, he took tbem to tho post of*\nflea to ehniuio thom Inlo cash, Ot\ncourso the regular discount was demanded ftir emitting them.\nThis did tot suit our friend, so ho\nrefused, und immediately after he ask*\ned for some I'ollt Olll,'.' Havings Hank\nforms. Thoso were promptly produced griilIt, according tn regulation,\non thin nur hero proceeded to paste\nall his i.iami,it Into thom imlll Bovoral\nworo full nnd limit calmly tendered\nthai i ns a deposit ncross the counter,\nOf CO 'ise, II. wiih Impossible lo dr*\ncllue the deposit, And no, us soon as\nliter the money wus formally nceepted\nand etUored, the depositor straightway prncee led to Withdraw it ull and\nwalked olf wltll hln cash.\nMittaken\nVour ttckels wore complimentary,\nwere Ihey not?\nWoll, replied lhe mull who had seen\na painfully amateur entertainment. 1\nthought they were until I snw the\nshow.\nWife\u2014lle suro to adverllso for t'ldo\nIn lite morning papers,\nNext day the wlfo rend tin fullows In\nthe newspapers:\nLost:\u2014A nitinny lnptlog. with one\neye und no tall. Too fut to walk.\nAnswers to lho iiiiino of l'Tdn. It ro>\nl.iirnu.1 Bluffed, three pounds reward.\nMANY   YEARS   AN   INVALID\u2014UNTOLD AGONY FROM  HEADACHES\nDizziness*' Sinking Spells and Excessive Weal*ness Disappear With\nDR. CHASE.\"\nNERVE FOOD\nNearly every woman will read with\nInterest Iho letter of Mrs. Oeo. Bradshaw, quoted below. It tells of\nyears of grent suffering from Nervous\nHoadacho and other symptoms arising\nfrom weak, watery hlood and a starved and exhausted condition of tho\nnervous system.\nMrs. Oeorge Bradshaw, Cosy Nook,\nHarlowc, Ont., writes:\u2014\"I am glud\nto statu that I received benefits from\nBr. Chase's Nerve Food which 1 failed to got a.iy place else. I was\ntroublod tor many years In fact from\nmy early womanhood, with weak,\nwatery blooj, nnd given to dropsy.\nI suffered untold ngonics from nervous\nsick headaches, dizziness, end sinking\nspells, ln fact was a seuil-lnvnlld for\nmany yenrs. I tried many kinds of\npateut medh'nes, and got no help, nnd\ntried every new doctor that came\nalong, but al! fulled to help mo. Doctors told ma I had no hlood, and that\nmy heart nn-1 kidneys wero diseased,\nand that I had so many complaints\nthere was not much use In doctoring\nup ono or two, Four yenrs ago I\ntool; six boxes of Br. Chase's Nervo\nFood, and was glad to seo I felt bettor, and then got six more, and they\nhave cured co of many of my complaints. When I began taking Nerve\nFood I weighed UO pounds and to-day\nI weigh 139, and nm 45 years old.\nDr. Chas.-'8 Nerve Food, 60c. a\nbox. 6 for $2.50, at all dealers or\nKdmsnson, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto.\nA WONDERFUL CASE\nThree Month* In Hoipltil and Came\nOul Unoured\nZam-Buk Cured Him Io Few Weeki\n.Mr. Frei Mason, the weil-known\ntiliholsterer and mattress manufacturer of St. Androws, N.B., says:\u2014\n\"I had eczema on my knee, whloh\ncaused mo terrible pain and inconven*\nleitco. The sore parts would Itch and\nburn and tingle, and then when rub.\nbed or scratched would become very\npainful, When tho knoe got warm,\nit burnod worse, and tho itching and\nburning and smarting were almost unbearable, I tried various remedies,\nbut got no better, so I doclded to go\nto Montreal aud tnke special treatment. I received treatment at the\nIlonl real Cleneral Hospital for thirteen\nweeks, but at tbe end of that time I\nwas not cured, and almost gave ln. A\nfriend adv!s>d me to give Zam-Buk a\ntrial.\n\"Almost ub soon as applied Zam-\nBull stoppel the Itching and the Irritation. I persevered with the bairn,\nand It was soon evident that It would\ndo me good finch day tho pain was\nreduced, the i,ore spots begun to heal,\nand by tho time I had used a few\nboxes of \/-nm-Buk I was quite cured,\n\"Slnco then Zam-Buk has cured\nblood-poison ln my finger, and at a\ntimo when my finger was in such a\nterrible condition that I feared It\nwould have to be amputated..\"\nFor eczema, blood-poisoning, pIleB,\nulcers, sore i, chapped hands, cuts,\nburns, bruises and all skin Injuries\nand disease'!, Zam-Buk ls without\nequal.\niOe. box ail druggists nud stores or\npost freo from Zam-Bul: Co., Toronto,\nfor prlco.     Hefusi. Imitations.\nThe Artful Porter\nTho lato Sir James Allport, then\nMr. Allport, when manager of tho\nMidland line, once visited a small station In the North ot Kngland, and nfter\nbeing assiduously waited upon by the\nporter on duty on alighting from the\ntrain, offered tho attentive olllclal\n51) cents.\nTho man promptly pocketed the\ngratuity, whereupon tho manager Inquired.\nDo you know who I nm, my man?\nCertainly, sir, was tho ready reply.\nMr Allport, sir, fellow servant of tho\ncompauy, sir. Courso I don't take\ntips from tho general public, sir.\nIn Europe at present there nre ovor\n7,000 liylng centenarians, of whom the\ngreat majority hail from tho Balkan\nregion. B ilgarla can lay claim to\nnearly 4,000, Servla moro than 1,700;\nbut ln England according to recent\nstatistics, thero are fewer than a hundred and lii Denmark only two.\nA druggiat can obtain nn Imitation\nof MINAUD'S LINIMENT from a Toronto house at a very low price and\nhave it labilod his own product.\nThis grea.y imitation is the poorest\none wo have yet seen of the many\nthn. every Tom, Dick and Harry lias\ntried to Introduce. ,\nA* for MINAUD'S and you will get\nIt,\nFuddle\u2014Yait know Stocks, don't\nyou?\nDoctor\u2014Yes, indeed. lie Is now\na patient ot mine.\nFuddle\u2014Bret ty wideawake man,\nIsn't ho?\nDoctor\u2014I should say so. I'm treating him for 'haomnln.\nDrives Asthma Before It. The\nstnoko or vapor from Hr. ,T. Il, Kellogg's Aulhiiia Remedy glvefl nslhmn\nno chance to linger. It eradicates\nthe cause. Our experience with the\nrollef.glvlng remedy shows how actual\nund positive ts tho succor lt gives. It\nIb tin, result, uf long study and experiment and was not. submitted to the\npublic until its mukers knew it would\ndo Its work well.\nA roporter was qtico Interviewing u\nfamous English International football.\ner, nud Rgko.1 h'.m how he liked being n\nprotesalonal\nliumi'itHcl**, he replied.\nAye, but well enough to bring your\nchildren up lo It? said the roporter, I\nNo, he reviled, nut well onotlgb fur\nthat,\nHut why? asked Ihn reporter\nCONSULTING ENGINEER\nENDORSES GIN PILLS\n29 Broadway, New Vork.\n\"I bought some of your OIN FIJXS\nat Victoria, B.C. last September, Yonr\nremedy I find, at 60 years ot age, to\ngive perfect relief from the Kidney and\nBladder Troublci incident to oue of my\nage. I urgently recommend OIN IMI.LS\nto friend.-, as being tbe one thing lhat\ndoes me good.\"    I-I. O. WOODFORD.\n50c. a box, 6 for J2.50, Money back\nif OIN PILLS fail. Sample free if you\nwrite National Drug and Chemical Co.\nof Canada, Limited, Tovoiilo. 131\n%t(mw iD'telnfi\n7tu -J$Mm\/tA\ntu deflftit\n-A*r\\\u00a5-      dt*\nIl'i lh* CLEANEST, SIMPLEST, ind BL.ST HOME.\nDYK, en* -.M buy-Why you din*'\" cvc-iihite to\nI*now win* KIND of llloih y*.iti;i>r,J\u00bb \u25a0in uadt\nof,-.So MltUkft ar\u00bb Imp-mi bio.\nStud (or Ir-.**- Color Card, Mior-r Booklrl, and\nBoaklat giving r.tiillt uf Dylnii over nlhrr r.il.iii.\nBehind His Back\nFather\u2014Tommy how mnny    times\nlmvo you been whacked at Rohool today'.1\nTommy\u2014Oh, I never take any nottca\nof what Ut SiUiQ on behind my back.\nAppropriate\nWill\u2014Tlio sight nf nn old Bohool*\nmate la\u2014er\u2014\\vell, it might bo callod\nboth meat and drink.\nBerthn\u2014V*?c, that's wbat ymi men\nusually do In the clrcumstaucos.\nEh?\nMeet and drink.\nOounttnjtlni tht Amtrloan \\*\\t$\nto __\u2022 suitor,\nI Aotloifc aooordiai to your oorrtt-\nSpndeaoi column* that tat Ovtntu\nClub, ot London, tad tht Brltlifc Bm-\npirt li taking more than ordinary Interest in tht moving ploture world,\naad that Viere hat heen going the\nround of   almost   evorr   newspaper\nthroughout Canada and England, a\nletter complaining ot the absenco ot\nthe British flag la tho Alms of the\nthousands of moving picture shows,\nnot  only    throughout    Canada  but\nthroughout   the whole   of   the British Empire, while in tho United States\nthe poople appear to be so blgotted ln\ntheir Ideas  if patriotism and loyalty\nand obedience to their own flag that\nthey dlscry and abominate any other,\nand thla ls (t which prompts this letter.     It Is deplorable that bo strong\na   feeling   prevails ovory   time   tho\nBritish flag Is exhibited, although It\nIs bo seldom   that   the   number   ot\ntimes ran be counted on one hand,\nwhile most pictures contain the American. But tlio time Is coming when all\nwill be changed.     Picture halls will\nhave tho opportunity of not only exhibiting the   British   and   Canadian\nflags, but of other Empire pictures on\na large seal.-).     Montreal la to bo tho\ncity  wliere  the  transformation will\nemanate from, and nlrrarty considerable interest is helng evinced In the\nBritish     American   Film   Company\nwhich bas recently bcen established\nwith Canadian capital and hoad oflices\nIn Montreal, nnd already a very large\nsum 1ms been spent in productions, I\nItecently a valuable property 1ms been |\nacquired ln a suitable- seotlon of tho\ncity to l)o transformed Into n town\nstudio, and fitted up with all Ilio latest\nappliances for producing moving picture films.    Historic   scones   which\nEire dear to tbo heart of all real Canadians, and even   tho most   modern\nEnglishman nave already been depleted,  Including the groat and  famous\nbattle of the Long Sault, which will\nshortly be ready, whllo otliers which\nwill  bo taken    during    the    winter\nmonths, with the snow lying deep on\nthe ground, will bo many of the world\nfamous romances of the Hudson's Bay\nCompany at lho various posts throughout tho Northwest.      Attention will\nbo turned to the Inndjng of Champ-\nlain, the battle of the Plains nf Abraham, and tho Interesting and exciting\nepisodes   which   wero   the   stirring\nevents In the early days of the founding of this great Dominion, which has\nbecome one of tiie greatest the world\nbas ever known.     This company Is\nthe only onn of its hind operating hi\nCanada and cue of the very few producing scenic pictures entirely of a\nBritish Empire character. The Canadian  public  bus  undoubtedly  been\nsurfeited In the past by tho goods of\ntho American producer, nnd in view\nof the   considerable   correspondence\nthat is constantly appearing   In   tho\nnewspapers rrom timo to time on this\nparticular subject It Is only fulr that\ntho public should know what, efforts of\na national character are being mado to\ncounteract, lhe present movement of\ncirculating '.ho Alms which mako such\na vivid display of tho Amorlcan Hag.\nI nm sure 'hat the Overseas Club of\nLondon, England, who have been responsible for drawing attention to tho\nabsence of -.in-li companies nt* lho British American Film Company, will bo\npleased to know that an effort, nud a\nstrong ono too, Is being made by Canadians themselves t\" fight   this   battle.    Apologizing for taking so much\nof your space,\nI remain, vour fui th fully,\nPRANK W. FOX.\n100 ftocklund Ave., Montreal, Canada.\nTho Fraser Valley\nMr. CJ. fi. McDonnell, a prospector\nof western imputation has just returned to Ednio.'itbn from British Columbia where he wus gout by an English*!\nsyndicate tj report, upon tho mining\npos-ibllitlos at the new country opened up by tbe progress of bo Urand\nTruck Pacific Hallwny, lie walked\nfrom Mile IVJ t\u00ab> Mile 53 over the\ngrado of thy main line ami roported\nthat silver and lead are plentiful, also\nthat copper showed strong out-crop*\npings and thai gold had been heurd of.\nHe further muted ti*ir. between 4,000\nand 5,000 mon were working in the\nFroEor Vall.-y on tho new lino,\n\"The Fraser Valley,\" Mr. McDonnell observe 1, \"Is the most beautiful\nand hiteret-'ing of the two routes\nthrough th.. Canadian UouklOB,      it\nW___BW_____I*K\njyjANY brands of Baking Powder contain alum,\nwhich is an injurious acid. The ingredients of\nalum baking powder are never printed on the label.\nSjkitkt 1\nbaking\nMagic Baking Powder\ncontains no alum and is tho\nonly baking powder mada\nin Canada that has all the\ningredients plainly printed\non the label.\nEW.CILLETT COMPANY LIMITED\nTORONTO, ONT.\n\u25a0 VINNIPnC. MONTRr-\\L\nijjjwjjgra_\u00abg__ca_li\nA Silks', BarQal'i\nFirst Duko\u2014Well, <lo >ou think Miss\nVan Hulllnn Intends tu buy yen'.'\nSecond Ditkc\u2014My 'lear liny, I don't\nknow; BomelimeB 1 think t*_ does, nt\nother nines I fear nho la merely Bhop*\nPing.        \t\nA camel, when burdened, enn travel\nmiles n iliiyj when unburdened, to\nmany as (10, 01* even !K> miles.\nHfl  1\n(-fins\nFlattering\nHarold, wl.en wo *r \u25a0\nnniEt slay ut honi\". t\nplay to you, Instei d\nclub,\nVeB, .laillmi.     Yen len, \"-    I\neared mueh to:- pleasure, any.'.\nIreland wna flrst doscrlbi il na It\nEmoreld 1- \u25a0. In tbo p .em i nil ,i _rl\nl.v Iir. Dren'.in. wh'. died In Ht'.'0\nYour Price Will Buy a\nBURROUGHS\nSome business men have a mistaken idea\nthat till Burroughs Bookkeeping Machines\nare costly. Far from it. We make Burroughs machines at from $200 to $1000*\nBurrou\u00a3-ii michinei range from a plain 6- column\nmachine, adapted to the busincn that employe but\none clerk, to our bid 17*colii.un Electric Duplex\nmachine, tho lur\u00a3cit, moit complete, tidd'mg ma*\nchine ever built.\nTiie man who buyi thr S-0A\nBuiroiifih*. due* lu bcCOUOO\nthat m ail line will meet ull llie\nrequIrenienlH ol his lniilnriti,\nIt proilucci fur lilm etacily\nllie lima rcmlli us lho .USO\nlunch.ne pro-lui-ei Jor ilia\nman whose huii.ieit nttds\n\u2022ic that tnutb (rente..\nThe prlca of every Bur*\nroufha la baaed entire.).- upon\n\u2022wtafil tt will -\/a\u2014the only fair\nway. became value alwayi\nhn and ilwaya will deter-\nmine price,\nA Burroulhs at 3200 ia not\na \"cheap\" machine, nor It tho\n$1000 model an espentive machine. The price ol lhe int -\nmer ia low only became of the\n\u2022copoot Itl adaptability\u2014and\nthe coat of manufacture\u2014are\nleaa tliao thc more complete\nnn-deli.\nThe Quality of material that\ngoei Into the low and the hittli*\npriced Burroudhtiaciactly iha\nMOW.\n. \/  The aime entflnaerlwC aklU\nrfetijna them both.\nThe aume slrillcd laborPUIB\nibiTin li.fci'tii. ;.\nAnd tho Gamn -fuarantee ol\ncontinuumaervic--* -.un-lt. back\nof litem \u2014a ii.ai-.nt\"-: that it oa\nfc-i'iil aa tt bond, lu'. .n.- it is\nbacked by twenty ycari of\npromises itpt.\nThe value ol \u25a0 Bur mucin In\nyour buil&eu lies in what it\nitivei for you. The price and\ntin* terms on which you buy,\n\u25a0re lor yte to decide.\nTett na tn what 1ar|e ways\nyou uae titnr-** in yourbmlnesa\n\u25a0nd name the price you would *\nbe willtnl to pay to handle\nthem In hall thc time nt bait\nthe cost\u2014neatly\u2014no errors.\n'l'tii-n wu will send to your\not.i''<* the machine that meeta\nt!) it price ind demonstrate hi\npouibUitlttooyour Individual\nwork, ell without coil or obll*\niation. But remember thia.\nPrtet needn't keep you from\nowtiinl the beat built and iha\nirc-itcatlabor-aarinl device\nIn office work\u2014tha\"\"\nA-idio. Machine.\n3unr-.UU_.-fS ADDING  MACHINE  COMPANY\n81  Burroughs Block, Detroit, Mich.\n$350\n! 'uVa..'):.-\ni*sa\n$450\nifc\nwrv..'-\nA* the Lecture\n1'Iu* loctiii'o nroBO ninl suld Impress*\nly: lOvoi'y tliui' I sec a j'OHfi man\ncoming out i.i' a saloon, I want iu ki,\nlight up to tl'.at young man, uuil sny,\n'run right a'ounil, young man; you're\ngnliiK llm wrong way.\nUm\nI Pedagogue and Pur I\nDo you understand mo now\nd.'i't'il  an  'iiigry Bolioplmnstpr in an\nurchin at whoso head ho luul thrown\ntn Ink-mini.\nI've  goi   ..ii  Inkling ot what ycu\nI mean, replica the hoy.\nMr. *... Cl llrayot Pullman, Wash.,\nn recognized stock breeder of the\nPaclllc State:: and nn authority upon\nhorses, HtntiM u westarn despatch, nn*\npurchased u tract of laud with a front-\nagu of 5 miles on the Prasor Itlver\naud of H\"i 'idles upon the llttlo Salmon Itlver which ls sorvod upon Hh\ncustom frontage by tlio O.'l'.l*. where\nho means to establish un lintnonso\nbreeding furm.\nThe ofllco of tho Heme Secretary\nwas evented 'n 1782. Ho ls the medium through which tho Sovereign communicates wth his suliject'j, and vice\nversa.\n1 wondor what thut num Is doing up\nI thai tolograph-pole'l said Mrs, Mauhy,\nWhy be ni.ist be nfter fruit, replied ,\nher husband\nItut what kind of fruit enn lie gel\nI up lliere?\nIStuetrl-a currents, ef course.\nls wider and more oxnanilvo than tho\t\nimnnrnuui In the Kicking t.orse Pass. ui- a*_,iai.u\nOn the souf-crn sldo ot tho rlvor tho      .,, HI. Spec ally\nmountains iwo son,,, dlBtunco off, tholr!, ll10,.-?* \u201eM\u2122 \u00b0 . J'\"'1*'' 1\";';,fl\"',ll'r>'\nsnow-elud peaks Bllhnottlng tho \u00bb|(y. I\"> N'otUngham saltt to on* of the toro\nlino and shutting out Uio Cariboo conn- 'no!,i ' ,:,t I\"\"\" ',\"\"\" of -\"\"*\" \"\u2122\"\ntry beyond     On the otlu.r sldo of tho \\ '\",!\"> !l 1\"\"''1 *01rkofcrJ ,\n1     * \u25a0 *d the r.eera.in, that I\nstream horo and there threatened by\nthe tumbling river of many rapids\nwhich Bitdda-i ly divert. Its bonding way\nfor -U or \"10 miles to the northward,\nare exv-'iS'\". of timber all billowing\naud surging up from the CO hy r,u tulle\nplains until thoy reach the railway\ngrade, jump it, and cltiidi the mountains ln th dr course until they recede lino tho barrenness beyond lhe\ntimber line-:.\" .\nliccuuse Hioy'ro\nwill, lulld* la.lghler\nIhskcs,   suld   he\nMiss Whltehnl\u2014Vour cute lillle son\ntold ino I was pretty,\nMrs. lllaciihal -llo did? I must\ntake hliu to un oculist.\nA  Mission-worker In Now Orleans\nwas visiting a reformatory near thai\ncity not Imi,.. ago when sho observed\nmining Ihn Inmates nn old acquaint'\nmice, n negro hul long thought tu he\na modol of Integrity,\n,11m! OXoltilinod the iiiIshIoii worker.\nIs It possible I lind you here?\nYusHiim, blithely responded lhe\nbackslider. I'm,, charged with ulealln'\n11 barrel 0' sweet pcrluters,\nThe vlsli.it sighed.\nYou, Jim, :.he repealed. I am mir-\npi'v.eil I\nYnssnm, laid Jim. So was I, or 1\nwouldn't bo horo.\nAccording to tho last census, only\nnine ot the twenty-eight Metropolitan\nliiiriiiighii ln lirlialn showod an Increase In population.\nWaltor\u2014Hero is our bill ot faro,\nsir,\nPartner Jones (in from the country): Now, I ain't going to pay no bill\no' faro llll I'vo bad something lo oat,\nTullicr (Impressively) SuppoBO 1\nshould be tiikt'ti away suddenly, what\nwould bietitne of yuu, my boy?\nIrreverent Hon I'd slay here. 'I'he\nquestion Is, whut would bcconio uf\nyuu?\nTo have Ih. children sound and\nhealthy Is tlm Ilrst cure of u mnlhcr.\nThey calm it be lieullhy If troublod\nwllh worn*'. Uso Mother Clravoi1\nWoiin I'latci.tiluiitor,\nWhat's lln gloaming, ITnelo Tom?\nWell, before a man ls nuirrlod II Is\nlhe Hum lo lake a walk wllli tllO girl\nlie Lives; but after ho Is married It In\nlhe timo he fulls over rocklng-horues\nnnd building blocks on the purlor floor.\nLandlady- -You bellovo In milliard\npiaster!, doctor?\nM.li \u2014Itu'berl I always order them\nfur patients who cull mo out ln tho\nmiddle of tho night when th-\"\u00bb's nothing tho mutter with 'em.\nThin\nBits of\nCorn\nToasted to\nA delicate\nLight Brown\nPost\nToasties\nTo lie catcti wltll crenm\nand siiKur, or Berved with\ncanned fruit poured over\n-either way insures' a most\ndellelousdisli,\n\"The Memory Lint\/en\"\nCanadian  Postum  Cereal  <'<*..\nLtd.. Windsor, Ontario,\nitsuly Valuable\nBxollod Individual\u2014Guard I'vo been\nrobbed. I lelt a imper parcel containing live noouifl ou thut s.at ami 'now\nIt's gone.\nGuard\u2014Well you can wrllo 'om\nnvar again, aou'B you?\nISxcttod Individual\u2014Yes, but there\nwus :i aondwlali iu tho parool, tool'\nYes, answers\nhis specialty.\nWhat\u2014working?\nNo, secmli-g to.\nEthel- -Jack Iluggard told mo n loug\nslory last night\nKlitv--Ih no an Interesting  story,\nteller.\nEthel\u20141 should sny so.     II\nhis audience from start to tlnlsl:\nhold\nPrivate Jtmson was rotating his ox.\nperiencs of the ltncr Wnr. He said\nhe wm once taken prisoner, and tlm\nDoers stripped him of llll Ills clothing,\nDid you feel thu cold much? asked\na pal.\nNo, replied Jlinseu, not ai all. You\nsee, they carefully covered me with\ntheir rifles.\nThe ilrst passenger train   on   |hoj\nOrand Trunk Paclllu main line was\nrecently run over the lunvly luhl trneks j\nwest to Prince Ittiuort, Passengers on\nibis train which was n special, wore I\nChief biiiglh'.or Killiilicr. suid, Itnglli*\ncer Von Arsdol, and tin* oontraetors,\nMosflt'S, Stewart ntid Welch.\nHis Wife Saw to That\n\u25a0farmer Tui'mut had had u good day\nut mint,il. Ills cattle lunl latched\nguiul prices, and, fi cling flush, ho\nBought a nlie piece of cloth tu have\nmado Into a stilt uf clothes.\nHul, nltts ..ii his hoiue'.viii'd wny he\nlist it. a happening whloh muioyod\nMrs, Tiirniuf very much.\nFull of tin* grleviuice, she lold lho\nvloar aboul it noxl dny, blntnlng hor\nhusband's ctiroiesBuosfl for tin. hem.\n\\ wuh later He vicar mot Tnr\nnull.\nlined lum .i'lll*' Mr. Turiinit, mild lhe\ngnoil mnu. Ilave you hoard nn.MliIng\nuhoiit your eliilii?\nTtirmut. .milled indly,\nYd, ho said solemnly nnd mourn,\nfully, yet, philosophically, I liavo- \u25a0\nmolding, nooll ami night!\n*\nNavy\nPlug\nChewing\nTobacco\nExplained\nMy dear, said the young husband,\nillil you up-uk to th llkinnii aboul\nlliere helng no cn um on ihe milk.\nYes. I told blm aboul It this\nmorning, uu.l be hus explained It satisfactorily! I think II l\u00ab quite n creillt\nto him, too.\nWhat did ho suy?\nHe said lhat he always (llled lhe Jugs\nso full that Ibere Is 00 loom on Iho\ntop for the cream,\nWhat (he Chief Gunner Sayi:\n\"There are twet occa-\n\u25a0ions when a Runner\nfeels perfectly happy.\n\u2014one is when his shot hits\nthc target and the other Is\nhe can enjoy a chew of Empire\nPlug Chewing Tobacco.' THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B. C.\n\u00aehe prospector, \u00a9ranbrook, \u00a7* <\u00a3\u2666\nBSTABLISHRD   ll\u00bb\nPttb__h\u00bb_ Hv\u00abry Haturflay    Morning _t Oraabrook, B.O.\nr. M. Ohristiac, Manager,\nBCBSCRIPTION  RATES $2.00 PER YEAR\nptwiagt iu A.mtrio_n. European Mid otber foreign countriw,   50 eente   a\nyear extra.\nAiiVERTiSKaMKN'TS Aiivaniaing rates lurniabed oa appticatioa. No\nftdv\u00abrtlsements but those of a reputable character vill be accepted    for\npublication.\nADVERTISERS AND SUB3CRIBKRS-_nlei\u00bb notice to Uie contrary\nla given to local manager advertisements and subscription*! wiil be kept\nriraaing and charged up againBt their account.\n19th YEAR\nCRANBROOK, B.C JUNE   7th.\nThe Senate has killed the nival|\ni,ill, and we now wait Kpr Mr. fi0\"\"- j\nden to make bis next move. The j\noutcome of the a.air is tbat prac- j\ntical action will probably h._ delayed\nuntil th<- next Bitting of the Com- i\nmons, an.l the a-tectl.e aid to thc\nimperial navy cannot be gi>tn by\nCi.iia-a   a.--   i* ion   aa   wan  cousidereu\ndesirable.\n\u2022 \u2022   *   *\nIt was in ths month of June, to be\nexuet, ihe 1st. of june of Ue year\n\\ws, tlut Sir Rithiiid Mutirme ursi\nto tu tne posl-ion of Premier io; British la.oliitiii i.. brom ihu time un\nuntil this luci, the t-rovince, unu\u00abr\nhis careful guidance, h^s teen _o.uft\nforward until from what w..b un.e\nthe most o.-scu.e of Pro.ln,t3\u201e BU\ntish Oolumiuia stands first oi all -.h..-\ngreat Pioviucc.-. of the Do utn.*.n of\nCanada today, 'ihe credit for the\nincrtase ot standing and pr-8,ericy\nmust be uccred.-.ed io the Prem.,*r,\nwho has, ihr,u,h it all, e-.er-.lsjd\nthe most careful Judgment and tba\ngreatest cailt on In all matter, of\nstate, keeping in mind not the immediate meteoric growth of the province, but the purpose of mfl-ing the\nadministration of ...flairs m tbur effect n permanent Institution,\n\u2022   \u2022   \u2022   \u2022\nThi parcel post hill has been postponed, owing to tbe opposition of\nLiberals. The general Impression is\nthat thfl hi li is nut li> fly to he\nagain taken up at this session. As\nobstructionists, the Liberals seem to\nbe getting in their wor*, end the\ntime o.' the House wasted, if the\nnaval hill hud been passed, the financial situation in Canada would\nhnve be.n settled to a large extent.\nThe d<J\/eat uf a number oi Important\nmeasures hy the Senate is not financially favorable to the clcvolopmcii\nnf the Dnminion.\n\u2022 \u2022   \u2022   *\nThe government bridge at Waldo\nwas wath:d out on Sunday last. The\nPier was Washed away, nnd thi Whole\nspan followed. Rivers in the Us\ntrict are rapidly rising nnd many 0\nthi bridges throughout thc district\nare considered in dinger. Co\/en-\nnent officials arc  doinj everything\n1 Oisible to save them. Watchmen are\nstationed at danger points to prevent drifts (rom accumulating nrou.nl\nthe piers and abuttimuts.\nThe LateMr. Barr\nWe regret to announce the death of\nMr. .a.r, . r,, .lo l ibe. uf our\nfriend, Mr. Thomas Barr o( Athalmer.\nMr. Barr had been ul invalid for\nsome Ume, both in bis sou -* nouse\nand at the Wilmer Hospital where\nhe died.\nThe \"Echo\" oflers its slnc\u00abre*.t,condolences to Mr. aud Mrs. Burr lu\ntheir  loss.\nPuts Up Bars\nNo more Ital-.-.n, Russian, Green\nPol.sh, Austrian. Bul-<arijn, or N-o.i-\n\u25a0.ene6r.n la o.ers will be admitted ...-\nLO Canada from Spokane o; othdi\ni-oin.fl in wasnington un ess the.,\n-o.ue direct f-o.n tOe old country \u201en\ndestined to a (.oint in Can.cn with\nout delay. -\\ ruling to this e_ec*.\nbas just been received by City Labo.\nAgent, J. T. Pierce (.oni the Lniii\ndn.n imir.igrati.u servi.e and n\u00abt.c^\nof its Import has been cou.eyed to\nall employment agencies eugagtd in\nshipping labor Into Bn..-..-. Colum\nbia, Aloerta or otber pro.inces.\nLajurers irom countries in the\nnorth of Europe or any British pes\nsessions will lie admitted pro .idja\nthey can show by medical test that\nthey are in good health, that they\nare healed toward delinlti employ\nment, have prepaid ttausportatlon\nand are not of Asiatic o.igin\nSinging Revivalists\nBrigadier and Mm. tlreen. Divisional commanders ol the Pacific Province will viHit. Cranbrook on rtutur\niluy i,n,l Sunday, .tune 14, nnd   15.\nThey will conduct special services\nin th** Salvation Army Hell, Hanson\nAve., nt S p.in. Hnturdoy and 11\na.m. 3. and s p.m. on Sunday,\nCome nnd hear them prencli, sing\nand piny. All are especially .nvite.l\nto a'Un I th,Ir services,\nliS_IlliMIIII\u00abniiI\u00abl-||i>!-il-il-i|*|i||iir-i|-i   Al\u00abJiIP____l__i\nPHONE 340\nP. 0. BOX 904\nCranbrook\nPlumbing,    Tinsmithing\nand Heating Co.\nW  1*   JOHNSON - PROPRIETOR\n25 Years Practical Experience\n5 Years Inspector of Nuisances\nPlumbing and Sewerage Expert\nfor Swiuton, 30,000 Population\nREPAIRS   A   SPECIALTY\nEverything in Tin and Iron Made-to Order\nBlower Systems, Mines, Ventilation Experts\nHOT AIR FURNACE, HOT WATER\nAND   VACUUM   STEAM   HEATING\nESTIMATES    GIVEN\nWorks  Edward Street.,        -       Cranbrook\nIH_1_______\u2014_\u2014_________! i\nCranbrook and Fernie Water\nDistricts\nBefore the Board of Investigation\nNOTIOH IH IIKKI'.liY n.VBN that the claims to water rlKliiH in the\nOranbrook and Pernio Water Districts und objections tu the said claim.\nwill he heard and determined at tha places hereinafter mentioned, vis;\nAt  the Court   Holme, Cranbrook   on   the    thth   and    17th   daye-  ot\nJune,    t'Jltt, nt. nine o'clock in tie forenoon  local time, tor all elnliiiH\nto water (lowing Irom the Went Into the Kootenny Itlver und Its western iiiliutaiieH, Including the Moyie Rlvor and its trlbutarlei.\nAt. the Court It io In for  on the   Mill day ol .tune,   1113, at\nnine o'clock in the [oronoon local timo, tor nil claims to water (low\nini,' int., the Blk it,ver ami its tributaries above the Canadian Paelflo\nRailway Dridgo ova tho said Blk Itlver. At the Lock-up In Kik., on\nthe 10th day ol .tun\", I'll;, ui nin\" o'clock In tho forenoon local time\nto, nil claims to wators (lowing Irom the Kaat. Into the Kootenny\nRlvoi umi ita tributaries between Oanadlan Purine ttuiiwny Dridgo nt\nWiu'iiiei  mnl the International Houndnry.\nAt the Court House In l'*oit. Steolo on the .Oth day ol .lunn, 1)11,\nnt ten o'clock in th'' forenoon for all claims to WntOI Howlne, (i,,in the\nKuMt into the Kootonny Rtvor an d Its tributaries botwoen tbo Canadian\nPacific Railway under nl Wardnor and tho Southern boundary ot the\nliolili'i   Water   I i l.f\nIII   Hide,   ,,|   lhe  llonrd,\n.1    K.  ARMSTRONO,\nVictoria,   II     0, l'linil man\nii \"The Peer of Them All'\nThe\n\u25a0\u2022::\n11111111111 -M ii \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 i \u25a0 i ii \u25a0 i \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 1111111IIIIIIIII-II11II1IIIUIIIIIUIU llllll 111II11IJ-HW-H.-!-*^^\n*iniiiiiiii*********^ iii*iiii*\u00bbi''\"i\u00bb*\u00bb\"\u00bb\u00bb\"\u00bb\u00bb*' - *''\"*'*\u25a0*\u25a0'\"\u00ab''' *\u25a0'*'- \u2022 ''''***** \u00bb\"\"\"\"\"\"\u2022 \u00bb*1T\n+ \u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0'\nAUDITORIUM\nMON.\nONE WEEK\nCOMMENCING\nti\nFrank\nRich\nCo.\nIN\n\"The Girl\n___ Panama\"\nA TUNEFUL MUSICAL MELANGE\nBEAUTIFULLY STAGED\nELABORATELY COSTUMED\n10sT!h,rlO\n1 C   Musical   1 C\n-I- *0 Nnmhprs A *0\nChange of Bill Nightly\nGeaBurton ^\u00a7mm)rBp&\n>v^% prank ^ckCo^\ni\nV____t 50c& 75\nReserved Seats\nNow on Sale\nAt Drug Store\nTn ii ii mi ii i iiiiiiu i n 11nn11nnn11111111*ttti-tttl'-! 111! 1111'.'. ???'?!??-'.'M??1iii-tttttI\niiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiif \u25a0\u25a0ft imi ********** \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 imiiiit unit tut hi hiuhih ****** f\nmu, May.    I'M :\n20 .'it\nAdditional^ Locals\nThe Cranbroo-* uiiii Clut und.rthj\nresidency cf Dr. W. V. lire u, hn I\nr.niucrt n viry In e.iattnu se.sons\ninto , to tin.,'  i lace on the range,\nh ch   Is   sit ated on   the   Wycllft.\nro d.  (iu Saturday tbi eliin is th lot\nni; ths first round for the Dominion\nCartridge Co.'s Tro hy,  wh ,h will\nhe a gun case.   Next. Wltln Hduy wi.l\nue fjr a meJal \u00abivcn by thi J. Stern i AnnB Co; and on neit Satur-\nay  will  he the  Iml  ol ft e shoot.\nor   a  n.ed .1  glvin   hy  the  Dupt.nt\nI'owdnr    00.    Trjjihy.    '. hBie   \\ar\nl^ius    matclics   ure being    airani;ed\no a a .e them us ini ere tin : as toi\nIble to the sho liln ; lruti.rn.ty ot thc\nUltrlct, i.n one intirejt.it art. In.i-\ne.t to attend.\n\"BOB'8   PI.ACB\" (or 01QAR8\nand TOBACCOS\nThere will he a meuttni* of the Kar-\nner'K lilntltllte on Friday evening,\nJim j 13th at h p.m., In tbe old gymnasium back ot the Method! it\njlmrcti, The Institute are to enjoy\na vu.lt from if. Ripe ot Victoria,\n\u25a0vlii, will lecture on \"Live Htoci,\nDairying, and Swine,\" H. 1*1. Upton, of Victoria, who Ih ai'i'oiuliaiiy-\nIng bim on thin tour through tliu\nllltrlot wtll lecture on joiltry. The\nmooting li. free to ull tlioBo IntoroBte\ni'd, win, should   iiiio- advantage ot\ntheee  mCOtlngK,     Thene  mii'tinun ul'i.\niidiig held liy l.overii.ncnt lecturer*\ntwice a year the apoakorfl bolng thu\nbest the (iovernineiil ean got, all ol\nthem tii'in * expert uud practical In\nthe siihlccts hiiinllr.l     ICvnyl.ody   ii\nwelrome.- H.   Mneitoniild.   Ht'i'retary.\nJ, IU. Di.dey, ol Montreal, Inte.-\naat.cual i.all\u201eay Sccratary of tht\nIf, M. C. A. v.sited Cian.roi* In...\n..ttiuad y o..d s a..d over Uat.l Tues-\nd .y wain he ul. lor the mast. Mr.\n_.<l,c\/ ivlatcd li .art. some of ih\n, x, enenc.H ha had h.t'ii .njoytug ln\nncvo.sto.e, Tne Y. M. 0. A. 1..\n.hut iiiy had an old debt of \u00bbS,0.U\nto dear off, and owm. to tbe |.opul-\n.irlty of the wore. In that cty It re-\n.|..lit'il vi ry llt.le H|ia'i..l e.iort tu\ncollect the whole of tbe (5000- Mr,\nDudley commented Mr. Cameron,\ni'mul.look's s cret.ry, on the v>o.'\nnun I'oulltlon of the Y. M, C. A.\nh re, saying th it in general through\no.it Un I n{th and lire dth ol tbe\ncoi.n ry the society Ib mailng l.u.n*\nin i.s prog.ejs.\nKm n\/ l'n rott, (our old year so.i\not o. N, Panott, met with a ralnfil\naccident on Mon lay nlgbt wblle hj\nund other ch idi'iu were playing with\na lawn mower on the m-n tieion^iu;\nto Mr. R. H. Oairctk, The chi'drtin\nlunl gono In to the garden and obtained the mower wheu no one wan\nlooittllg i.nd begun wheel n , It uv and\ndown the grass, whin tlm little fellow, too young to realise tha d iur\nlaid on the grnsH and waited, lor tlio\nmowor to he pu.h.il up to him, the\nmown' to tin pushed up to blm, Ihi\nmower went on to the band, almost\nsavoring the thumb, As one of the\nuiUtIoh was still Intact the do.:tor\nIs In go d liopcs ol saving tho\nthumb. I'he little fellow wns very\nmuch frightened nt the time, hut we\naro glftd to sny he Is progressing\nfavorably.\nW.   W.   KILBY\nFRAOTI'lAl,    PICTURB    rHAMJM\nARMSTRONO AVBNDB\nP.O. \u25a0\u2014 Nl ONakfMk, B.O,\nWhat the Papers Say\nThe Yankee  Robinson Circus Makes a Great Hit\nin the City of Butte\nThe dally Butte Miner of May 24th\nsays:\nA circus, s ns contl 'euee men,\nt: lis iho.-t change artls'.s, und aim,\nwithout gratters. This is tho Yi.n\nLoe Ro iu. n ibiw, a throe-r.ng en\ntert iiinii. lit whlcb pleusel twoiplon\ndid crowds n l.utte yist.rday ai.d\nkit wltb unanimous leave to come\nagnin.\nTh, Yan'ee Iio-tiison com'Inal Ion\nIs on' th it o en.' i*i od, clean amusement ot that hind tat d.lUh-o the\nkiddles und re Indies memories c\ncircus day In tbo grown tips, lt ha*\nnovelty to be sur,, bu. lt haa not deviated trom that path, which the\npublic ileiiumlH the popular show\nof the kind shall conslsten ly lo.\nlow.\nThe linn, uck riders with their\nspuiikIcs, the funny rlo-ns, a toon\nof them it seems, trapeilsts, e,ui.ib-\nrlsts and tumlilers continue to nmiis\nand thrill ns In daya ol yore. Antic.\nol tha clown, ure probably mor*\namusing and tbe stunts of those who\nltw.ee u day risk llle and limb on tho\nhack of a prancing stud and tick\ntent t,,p nre more thrill ng, but the\npoint Is that tb* Yankee HoMuboii\n\u2022how has lost none ot Iht oldtlme\ncircus eliarm and popularity.\nA ml al of thi early west lit\"\nbcen Inject.d into tlm circus. It sort\nul \u00abi\"i ons It nn I Ih .ire ia Just enough\nto satisfy.\nIt la nit difficult to plc'i out the\nbig tcaturis ol the circus. The Toklo\ntroupe ot Japanese equilibria!-, J'Ug-\ngl rs, tiiiiibleis and traps lets nnd\nProf. Treats trained seas i e\nperioral nee, tbe memory of whlih\npatrons carry home wl.h them.\nTbe Japanese troupe Harvey H li\nbrought over Irom tbe Crystal palace\nIn Luidon and Treat's amis are la\nino is In tbo circus world.\nIt is itl om hat Jnpin-se go In\nfor trapeie won and tumbling, pro-\n(irrlng to ibine in (eats il In lane\ning, Juggling and the 11 e, but thc\nTo io truope numbers nth e es, but\ndaring trapeslsta as well. No c n\n>ent on I lent ol the clrcuu or v ml,\nvill,. is Impossible to them and t'loj\nIntroduce many new stunts. Tholr\nperfo mniice ,'b hi Untie and fin 'shed\nIn that degree wbl b II ds gen in'\nsatisfaction.\nThe clown Interltid s are well\ntimed nnd ol a dive a I. In\u201e. nature.\nCowboy und cow Irl r c s nnd a revival ol exciting scenes of frontier\nIt e are lest res ot the hl.ipodrome\noderlngs which close tbe allow.\nDamage_Liners\nLondon.\u2014tirnvi news concerning tbe\n.teaiiier Impcra'or, which Is now ly-\nng neur t'liibmen, has rcu bed thi\nnorth coast through the tl rmoii\n.hiiuuasters. Apparently strong ef\niorts a.e bilng made to prevent in-\n. or mu tion regarding the real state ol\niiflnlrs helag a nt tbr.iui,h tbe cus-\naiy ih inn ds, but II the s utemmis V\nrepubl.c. n m istera ol Cierniun trad*\ni.ig ships a o to be accepted, Irreparable damage has been viciously per-\n. i tr .ud a oard .his magnll.cent ves-\nPICTURBS    SLASHED.\nS ate n.ii s have bcen  deliberately\nade uy te erul bl. mas.era to th.lr\nbrokers in this eoantry, that pictures\nal llimit irlcele.s woitb, and other\nIdrnlBhlngs ol great cost ha s been\nwan o ly cut and slashed to such \u00abd\nextent as to utterly ruin them, and\nt':at ib*y were throvn Into thi wa\ntor aid al'o.'.sl to aim.\nThis ntamous work Is believed to\nbe the r suit ol a' plot to destroy the\nImpels or s fins Internal equi ment.\nIt Is mo n that the kaiar will not\nuow go on tbe vessel on her mnld.n\nvoyage, which hns le.n Inle nltely\npoit.ion <1. Iho shipmasters advance\na alntular explanation lor thi wor<\nol wanton hi o lal lun. Tbe Impera-\ntor, they say, was taken to a com-\npaia I oly desolate pnrt ol, hi coast\nm ,hi n 1 hborliood ol Ouxhaven, alter grounding In h) Elbe nnl among\ntho 2,000 wor men aboard were sums\nwho we e angered at being cut ol\nIrom their ordln ry pleasures, Tn a\nspirit o -\".ven*- t ts aup**rsod thoy\nI nriid nnd carried out th ao extraordinary crimes.\nScores ol seoret agents an now\nnow aboard the ship endeavo Inj to\nd.scaver tbe delinquents.\nI THK PROSPECTOR. CRANBROOK. BRITISH COLUMBIA\nj. mi ****** hh i ii i\u00bbit. 11 i-ii-iii i-i 11 i-i* ii < -i-i*\nProfessional   Carbs\n-ano-\nCobge   Notices\n*** i ii i * n ni 1.111.| inti i .i i *** n ii i i-i i n 111111. !\u25a0 j\nANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.\nCourt Cranbrook No. 8943.\nMeet ln Carmen's Hall, on   2nd aad\nIth Thursday ot each month.\nJ. McLACHLUN.   O.R.\nLouis Pearson, See., P.O. Box Oil.\nVisiting Brothers Cordially Welcomed\nOVERSEAS    CLUB\n(Oranbrook Branch)\nMeets ln Carmen's Hall 1st and\n3id    hurfda s   in e er' mon h   a*\nI p.m.  Membership open to British\nOltlunt.\nB. Y. Brake, Pres.\n_ Pearron, Secretary\nBox 618\nVisiting members cordially welcome\nMcVITTIB ft  PARKER\nP.L.8.   ft. O.B.\nORANBROOK,    ...    B.O.\nW.   f.  OURD\nBarrister, Solicitor, ete.\nCRANBROOK,    ...    B.O.\nORANBROOK   LODOB   Na. 84\nA. F. It A. M.\nRegular  meetings  on the\nthird   Thuraday   ol   every\n.  month.\nVisiting brethren welcome.\nF. B. Miles, Worshipful Master.\nJ. Lee Cranston, Acting Soc.\nROOKY MOUNTAIN CHAPTER\nNo. US, R. A. M.\nRegular meetings:\u2014Ind Tuesday tn\nench month at eight o'clock.\nSojourning   Companions   an   cordially invited.\nBx. Comp.\u2014A. 0. Shankland, B.\nOranbrook, B.O.\nKNIGHTS     OF   FYTKIil\nCranbrook, B.O.\nOrescent Lodge, No. 81\nMeets every Tuesday at I p.m.\nat Fraternity Hall.\nA. Hurrle, C. 0.\nF. M. Christian, K ol R. ft S.\nB. A. HIU, M. F.\nVisiting brethren cordially Invited\nto attend.\nI.O.O.F., KBY CITY LODOB\nUo. 41\nMeets every Monday night\nat Bew   Fraternity  Hall.\nSojourning Oddlellowa cordially invited.\nJ. Turnley, W, M. Harris,\nN. 0. Sec'y\nPRIDB    OF    ORANBROOK\nCircle No.  183\nOompanlona ol the Forest\nMeets In Carmen's Hall, Second aad\nFourth Thuriday ol each Month at\n8:00 p.m., sharp.\nMrs. L. Whlttaker, 0. 0.\nMre. A. B. Shaw, Bee.\nVisiting  Companions  aordlally  welcome. Mtl\nCranbrook     Lodge\nNo. 1049\nMeeta every Wednesday at 8 p. m.,\nIn Royal Blaok\nKnight's Hall on\nBaker Street\nF. W. Swain, Dictator\nR. B. Garrett, Bec'y\nINDEPENDENT ORDER OF\nFORESTERS\nMeete in Royal Blaek Knights Hall\nBaker Street\nMeets every 3nd and 4th Thursday\nol eaoh month at * p.m. sharp.\nMrs. L. Haywanl, Ree. Sec.\nOeo. Ladds, eblel ranger\nVisiting brethren made welcome.\nTHI* ORANBROOK POULTRY AND\nPBT STOCK ASSOCIATION\nPresident\u2014O. R. Bheppard\nMeets regularly on the First Friday\nevening ol each month.\nIntormatlon on Poultry matters\nsupplied.\nAddress the Secretary\u2014A'. B. Smith\nP.O. Box 98!, Oranbrook, B.O.\nLoyal Orai.fi\nlodgaNo.1871\nMeets 1st and\n3rd Thursday ln\nRoyal Blaek\nKnights ol Ireland .lull at 8 p.m. sharp. Visitors\nWelcome.\nFred W. Swa'n, W.M.\nS. L. Williams. Secy.\nScobell _ Liquor, Tobacco\n\u2022nd Drujc Cure t^OTSiiZ\n__-,.\u201e^.__!i__-''w\",l,,ll,_!-?\nHARVEY, McOARTER, MACDONALD\nand NISBBT\nBarristers, Solicitors and Notaries\nMoney to Loan\nImperial Bank Building\nCRANBROOK,    -    Britiah Oolumbla\nJ.   T.   LAIDLAW,\nMining. Engineer and B.O.\nLand Surveyor,\nP.O. Box 236        Phone 121\nORANBROOK,    ...    B.O.\nOre.   KINO  ft  QREEN\nPhyalclane and Surgeons\nOIBce at Residence, Armstrong Avs.\nOltlce Hours:\u2014\nForenoons \u25a0 - 9.00 to 10.00\nAtternoona \u2022 - 2.00 to   4.00\nBvenlngs - - - 7.30 to  1.10\nSundays 1.30 to  4.80\nOranbrook. B.O.\nF. AI. MacPherson\nUNDERTAKER\nNoibwy Amok. Neil te City Hill\nOpts Dsy tod Nlgbt Phoae HI\nW. R.  BEATTY\n.   Undertaker,\nEmbalmer,\nFuneral Dlreotor,\nORANBROOK. B.C.\nPHONE 346\nCranbrook\nCottage Hospital\nARMSTRONG AVE.\nMatron:   Mrs. A. Salmon\nTerms on Application\nPhone 259 P. O. Box 845\nFrank Dezall\nAgent for\nDeering St McCormick\nMowers & Rigs\nBicycles for Sale.\nAll Repairs Done at Reasonable Cost.\nWorks:     Opposite Depot\ni A. WALLER\n_AiOW_Y\nSteam Boiler,  Furnace,\nand Septic Tank work\na specialty\nCost and stock estimates\nfurnished on application.\nX    AMmsi P. O. Bas Ml, CaeWsak\nPaper Hanging, Painting and\nDesigning\nBefore consulting otber. cell\nR. C.  McCLURE\nPhone ii or 78\nBeat Workmas.hip and Workman In Town\nNOTIOB.\nIn the matter ol an application lor\nthe Issue ol 11 duplicate certificate ol\nTitle to Lot 707 Oroup One, Kim'.i n\nay District.\nNOTICE Is hereby given thnt It Is\nmy Intention 11 Issue nt the oiplra-\ntluii ol ono mon h alter tbe first 111b-\n1 cut Ion hjriol a duplicate ot the certificate of Title to the abo e mentioned let In the name ol (ha: I is Le\nRoy Hecbtel Bechtel, wbl h certificate la dut'd the   18th April,   11.07\nnd numbered  6835 A.\nDated at Nelaon, B, ().,\nApril  22nd,  1918.\n33-*4t 8. R. ROB,\nDlatrlct Registrar\nFrank Rich Company\nAt the Auditorium Theatre for the Week beginning\nMonday, June 9th.\nThe lamous Frcn'c Rich Company\not pretty girls, excel! nt music, good\ncomedians, staged with all the eflec-\ntlvenees of tbe stellar product ons,\nthis company opens' a week's engagement at the Auditorium Monday\nnight lor one week with change ol\nbill each night.\nThe opening bill is \"The Olrl From\nFanam*>,\" a very scenic pro uc lo\nwith an abmdance ol electrical effects headed by the conedians, Oeo.\nA. Brown tnd Tommy Burns, ably\nsupported by O. J. Post, Hi. M.\nLlndley, Joseph Rhes, Doro hy P\u00bbv-\nmond, Hajorle HandeviU , Bern, n\nSisters and \"Ten Sunshine Girls.\"\nThe chorus Ib a large attractive\none, beautiful costumes, ha \/Ing ex\ncellent voices and is a chorus that\nis mads up of real dancers.\n\"The Olrl From Panama\" is one\nof tbe hist musical co.ncdles entour\nand with a large reperlol-, this\nlarge musical comedy attraction\nth-*i Id prove to our theatre goers th.\nvveilth and splendor of talent car\nrled by this compiny.\nA cail sad of scenery ls carried and\nthe com. any comes to our m.dst well\nrecommended.\nPopular piles will prevail for th.\nentire wee'*:, 50 and 75 cents. Curtain at   8.30 slurp nightly.\nDedicate Hall   '\nytblan nlghtsd eedlcate hall\nThe ded .aticn of the new Castle\nHall ol the Knights o' Fythlas n\nVictoria was the occulon ol an lm\noelng ceren ony on North Part st.,\nVictoria, wheh was p-rtormed by\nMr. _. D. H. Wynne, Grmd uhuncsl-\nlor ot the Grend Domain ot Brit h\nColumHn, asiistea by the ofnceis o\nhe Cr nd Lod e.\nFo'loulng the dedication, between\ntwo and thre* h ndred m\u00b0m' ers ol\nthe lod-es md ol   he Pytlian Ulsters' Temple aat down to a bin uet\n-provided and arranged by the latter,\nand at its conclusion, the chairman,\nHr. J. H. Hushes, Past Gland Chan\ncill r, referred in a short, but tell n\nspeech, to tt-e n einer in which tbe\nlocal lodges had achieved the hul d\nn; ol this h 11, and ss a to en ol\nsateen, presented Grand Chan ellor\nWynne with a wa'ch It et Ehnped\nII e  a  gavel,     Orand   (h ncel o\nWynne, In returning th n \u00ab. ronrr\ntulated the knights ol both ths Ion 1\nlodges on their success In accumulating the   lunds to b l'ld themes! es\nench a magnlfhent new home.    Supreme Representative In Ing, ol Nelson, also added his conratAilatlim,\nmd th n Orand Repr s n a'lve I' n s\not Trail, another Pest Orand Chancellor, remind*d h<s au-H'nce \u201e.t at\nter all, lt wts only fitting that th\ncapital ot ths Ca'ltal Province o'\nthe Dominion   tnuld hae the finest\nPythian Hall la Canada.\nOrand Chancellor John N. Bvrn\nol Duncan, made a at' o lg aprecl to\ntl o-e rr eeot to work lor tbt eoo\nol the Order, and emV.le the mtlll n\nmembership nwf '\u2022 to be rased i efo-\nFebruary 19, neit. He commented\nhe ritual ot tbe society to hi h rr\ners, remar' ing on Its beauty end the\nhigh thou h's It inculcated, end as\nsurcd tbem that no one cou'd be r\ngood Knight ol Pythias with ut being a better cltlien.\nThe Company th n adjourned to tY\nmain ball upet Ire, wh re 'en in-\nwas begun and kept trp to a late\nhour.\nIS HANDSOMB STRUCTURE.\nThis new home Ul the two lodges\nol the Fni hts ol Pjtblas rt pres\nent eilstlhg In Victorls, Far Wrs'\nNo. 1, and Vi'torla, No. 17, which\ncomprise betwe-n thim some 400\nmembers, Is a ba-idso-re s ructur ,\nGseclnn In style, and Including li its\nIo ir wa'ls every convenl.nce and ac\neo-nmodatlon required ty auch a\nbody. In the basement ia a Inrg'\nbanqueting hall, with ' ltchen am'\nscullery on one aide, heating furnace\nand atoer om, and on tbs other\naide, co nmittes rooms On the ma >\nfloor is the m gnl 'cent main hall\nsome 200 by 40 leet, with, on 'a h\nad', s-ts ol ante rooms and a am lier hall.\nUpstairs are more committee\nrooms, para> bernalla rooms and a\nsuite occupied by the Orand Keeper\nol the Records. Ihls Victoria Pythian Ces le Hall was 1 e un lait\nAugust, and occupied Inr the first\ntime ln February. It has coit In\nthe neli'hlorhood nl 870,000, and is\nfie freehold pro arty ol a company\nformed cl the Knl hts themselves.\nTh* Ord r was eslabll h d ln\nWashington, D. C, In 1814 by a Mr,\n.lustre I alhbone .nd Its Julie' will\nbe cilbist d on February 19, neit.\nAt present Its total membership Is\n800,000, and It has raid avay In\nbenefits and rellit rtutl g its exia\nt'ner, a sum ol }8,000,000. Fach\nlodt*e, na a rule, admits a sister or\ngnnl a'Ion rl Pythian Hi ters, Ihe\nwives and rei tlo s tt mem' era, who\nform a Temple of their own,\nKNIOHTH OF KORA8HAN.\nA tblrd orgrnliatlon, beating the\nname ol   tbe Dramatic hnlghte  cl\nKorasean, takea charge ol the enter\ntatnment side ot tbe lodge lit*, t\nlarge nimber ol memb*ra ot tbeee\n\\ Ictorta lodges are leaving lor Van\ncouver, v.h re th-y will attend a bos\ns:on ol the North Vancouver Lodge\nrn Wednesday moron- next.\nTbe lollowlng are the principal o*\nficers cl the lodg s tor tbe current\nyear: Far West, No, 1, Ghancelloi\nComm-ndar, J. B. Howes; Mce\nChancellor, W. B. Lemm. Victoria.\nKo. 17, (hinccllos Commanding, J\nC. McConn 11 Vice Chancellor, H. E\nBragg, Pythian Sisters, Excellent\nChef. Mrs. Anderson, Past Chi I\nMrs. Doncaster.\nThe committee ot management, to\nwloie enrgy anl hard wore the\nsuccess ot this c remony ol d dice\ntlon and the aubae .uent leatl ltles le\ndue, was comros'd ol Messrs. J.\nHammond chatrmi V; J, A. Man-ell\nJ. Fox, W. McDonald, Oeorge Chap-\nle, L. J. Sm th, C. Hoa Inge, E.\nKatifm n, J. Glover and A. J. Ceo -\nsley, (sccre'ary), together witb Mrs\nJ. L. Smith, M s. Don-ast.r an\nMrs. Mtllor.\u2014Colonist.\nMethodist Church\nPastor-\nRev. W. Bison Dunham\nMorning worship, 11:00 o'clock.\nBvsnlng Worship 7:30 o'clock.\nBaptist Church\nPastor:\u2014\nROT. O. B. KENDALL\nHoming services at 11 a-m.\nWorshii,, inj with ihe Presbyterian\nChur h.\nSunday School\u20143.00 p.m.\nEvening services at 7.80 p.m.\nSubject\u2014 Jesus is Coming\u2014\"The\nMillenium Kdn i'o -.\"\nPresbyterian Church\nPastor-\nRev. W. Kelman Thomson\nMorning Service   at   11.00   A. M.\nSubject\u2014JeauB Ib Comlrg-\" **h\nHe w 11 do a' Hla Comine.\"\nSunday Sehool and Bible Class at\n8 p.m.\u2014Young people invited.\nWor h.p, ing    with    the      a   I\ntbirch.    Kev. O. B. Kendall   wlll\nlead the services of th* day.\nSalvation Army Hall\nHanson Avenue\nCaptain W. J. Carruthere\nLieutenant W. Cooper\nSunday Henries\u2014\n11 a.m.\u2014Holiness Service\n3 p.m.\u2014Bible Olass\n3 p.m.\u2014Sunday Sehool\n8 p.m.\u2014Salvation Service\nTuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,\nservices at 8 p.m.\nCatholic Church\nSundays-Low mass at 8:80 a.m.,\nhigh mass, 10:80 a.m., Sunday school\nIrom 2 to 3 p.m., Rosary and Bene-\nfiction at 7:30 p.m.\nMondays and holy daya ol obligation\u2014Maes at 8 a.m.\nWeek days-Maes at I a.m. at ths\nhospital.\nP.PIamondem, O.M.I.\nDISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,\nNOTICE,\nNOTIOB la hereby given tbat the\npartnership between T. H. Christian\nend A. B, Jonia of Crniitirootc, B.C,\nwho trailed under the Arm name of\nMessrs. Christian ft Jones, waa dissolved on the 23rd dav Ol May, 1913,\nby mutual consent.\nSigned:\u2014\nT. H. Christian.\nA, B, Jones. a\u00bb-.t.\nSchool Report For May\n\u00a7\n_s\nt\nJ\n.1\nfi\nS.-S\n1\ns\nTeacher\nI\nit\nJ.    L.    Cranston\n12\n9.95\n83.00\n2\nF. G. Dexter . .\n35\n27.16\n8?,30\n3\nMiss   Darkis   .   .\n29\n24.47\n84.37\n4\nM'es Betchel .  .\n48\n38.36\n79.92\n5\nMiss Suttaby . .\n39\n33.38\n85.60\n6\nMiss   Richards   .\n43\n33.81\n78.65\n7\nMl&s   Hlscoc s   .\n47\n36.22\n77.0C\n8\nMiss Cartwright\n50\n42.06\n84.13\n9\nMias Faulkner . .\n48\n39.72\n82.76\n10\nMiss    Macdonald\n40\n31.76\n78.63\n11\nMiss Rothnie . .\n61\n47.15\n77.30\n452 364.03   81.25\nNelsm Shield goes to Division Five\n(Miss Suttaby teacher), having   th.\nhigb-st percentage ol attendance.\nPBRFBOT ATTBNDANOB\nDIVISION 1.\nDelia Greaves, Gladys Hickenboth\nam, Oracle Higglns, Wanda Fink,\nMarion Leltcti, Frances Drumironu\nDorothy Mackay, Vincent Fink.\nPERFECT ATTENDANCE\nDIVISION 3.\nGrace Bardgett, Harry Davis,\nAnna McNabb, Roy Musser, Vigil\nSaute. Merle Taylor.\nPBRFBOT ATTBNDANOB\nDIVISION 4.\nMelville Dallas, Agnes Reekie, Ma;\nSmith.\nPBRFBCT ATTENDANCE\nDIVISION S.\nMabel Brown,   Allan  Lacey,   L\nLine-aster,   Annie    McBirnle,    Viola\naiarvis, Bdward Turner, John Turn\ner, David ll.t\nPERFECT ATTBNDANOB\nDIVISION g.\nChristine Carton. Trim. Jotnaon\nMary Lacey, Edltb Murgatroyd\nHugh Simpson, Freda Taylor, Ma.\nLancaster.\nPERFECT ATTBNDANOB\nDIVISION 7\nMarlon Drummond, Mabel Finlay,\nlarold   Kummer,   Margaret   La\nAlma   Sarvls,   Mary   Mann,   Pearl\nPratt, David Reekie.\nPBRFBCT ATTBNDANOB\nDIVISION 1.\nAlice Brake, Gabrella Hamllto-\nJlmmie Logan, Mah On, Ituth Simp\n_n, Jack Ste.ens. Jam Watsm.\nPERFECT ATTENDANCE\nDIVISION \u00bb\nOerald Bartham, Vlvan Krununer.\nI'hrera Lacey, Vera Lister, Ruby\nUBter, Milton Siascn... Gordon Woodman, Don Ewin.\nPBRFBOT ATTBNDANOB\nDIVISION 10\nHenry Daniels, Hel.n Shackleton,\nRaymond St. Eloi, Jamie Taylor,\nrene Taylor, Katie W.itson, Arthur\nLower, Jack Ogdin, Murray McFar\nane, James Taylor, Ray 1)111, Wai\n.er Freek Robert Malcolm.\nMANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL.\nREPORT FOR MAY.\nRoom      Roll    Percenta;e fctindlng\n1\n3\n100\n7\n2\n14\n85.7\n1\n3\n11\n61.4\n2\n41 Sr.\n6\n96.9\n3\n4 Jr.\n18\n86.1\n4\n5\n18\n87.5\n<\n1\n19\n81.0\n6\nLABOUR   COMMISSION.\nSITTINGS of the Provincial Labour Commission will be held as tor-\nlows:\u2014\nGolden\u2014Friday, June ctb. 10. a.\nm.\nAthalmer\u2014Monday, June 9th, 10\na.m.\nCrinbrook\u2014Tuesday, June 10th, 10\na.m.\nKlmberley\u2014Wednesday, June llth,\n1, p. m\nFernle\u2014Thursday, Juno 12tb, 8 p.\nm.\nMichel-Saturday, June llth, 11\na.m.\nCrcston\u2014Monday, June Uth, 8 p.m.\nKaslo\u2014Wednesday, June 18th, 1 p.\nra.\nNelson\u2014Thursday, Juno 19th, 4 p.\nm.\nThe Commission ia empowered to\nInquire Into all matters adecting the\nconditions of labour In British Fni-\numblu All persnna Interested are\nInvited to attend and give evidence.\nII. O. PARSON,\nChairman\nF. It. McNAMAItA.\nSecretary. 21-3t\nOFFICIAL ADMINISTRATORS\nACT\nNotice is hereby given that on ths\n19th day ol May. 1911.\nIT WAB ORDERED BY His Honor\nOeorge H. Thompson, Esq., Judge ol\nthe County Court of Beat Kootenay,\nthat James A.Aruuld.offlctal Aikmlnla\ntrator lor that portion ol tho County\nnt Kootenay Included In the Ulec-\ntoral Dlatrct of Crnnbrook lie Administrator ol all and singular the\nestate nl Frederick Aaron Ogger da-\nceased Inteetate.\nBvery person Indebted tn the ssld\ndeceased Is required to mske payment lorthwith to the undersigned.\nBvery person hsving In possession\nelects belonging to the deceased Is\nrequired forthwith to not llv the\nundersigned.\nBvery creditor or other person\nhaving any claim upon or interest\nIn the distribution nl tbe estate nf\nthe said da-teased is required to send\nbefore tbe tth day of July, 1>U\nnext, hy tefle'ered   mall   \u00bbdfr*ie**e*\nto tbe undersigned, bis name and\naddress and the full particulars of\nhis claim or interest, and a statement ol his account and the nature\nof tbe security (i( any\/ held by him.\nAfter tbe said last mentioned date\ntbe Administrator will proceed with\nthe distribution ol the estate bavlng\nregard to those claims oul; of which\nhe shall have had notice.\nDated at Cranbrook thiB 29th da;\nol Ma;,   1913.\nJ. A. ARNOLD,\n22-4t. Oiticid.1 Administrator.\nDISTRICT OF EAST KOOTENAY.\nFERNIE  DISTRICT.\nNOTICE is hereby given that slit\n(60) days Irom dute I intend to i,p*\nply to the Minister ol Lands tor e\nlicence to prospect lor Coal and Pet-\nroleum over the following descri .e.6\nlands situate in l.ot 4593 Southeast\nKootenay, British Columbia.\nCommencing at a post planted at\nabout 20 chains liast of ithe North-\nwest corner ol Lot 11140 and ont\nmile North of tbe International\nBoundary thence South 80 chains,\n.Vest 80 chains, North 80 chains nnu\nEast 80 etianiH to point ot commence\nment.\nLocated this .;ud day of March,\n1913.\nRichard Helme Locator.\nJames Fisher, Agent.\n20-9t.\nDISTRICT OF KAHT KOOTENAY.\nFERNIE DISTRICT.\nNOTICE is hereby given thnt slv.j\n(60) days Irom dute I intend to ap\nply to the Minister ol Lands for i\nlicence to prospect for Coal anil t'et\nroleum over the lollowlng describee.\nlands situate in Lot 4593 Southeast\nKootenay, British Columbln.\nCommencing at a post planted at\nabout 20 chains EaBt ol the North\nwest corner nf Lnt 11140 and \u201en,\nmile North of the International Boun\ndary, thence North 80 chains, West\n80 chains, Soutb 80 chains and East\n80 chains to Point nf commencement.\nLocated thla 2ind day of March,\n1913.\nEdward K. McCllntock, Locator\nJames Fisher, Agent.\n20-9t.\nabout 10 chuins, South a; out 10\nchains, West about 20 chnins, South\nabout 2(1 chains and West about 50\nehn'ns to point of commenc?ment.\nLocated  this   24th  day  ol March,\n1913.\nT. G. Procter, locator.\nJames Fisher, Agent.\nzo-at.\nOFFICIAL ADMINISTRATORS\nACT\nNotice ia hereby given th_ on the\n2nd day ol Mav, 1913.\nIT WAS ORDERED BY Hie Honor\nGeorge H. Thompson, Esq., Judge ol\nthe County Court ol East Kootenay,\nthat James AlAraold,Official Admlnls\ntrator for tbat portion of the County\nof Kootenay Included in the Electoral Dlstr et ot Craubrook be Administrator of all and singular the\nestate ol Charles Watson, deceased\nintestate.\nEvery person Indebted to the said\ndeceased is required to make payment forthwith to the undersigned.\nEvery person bavlng ln possession\neffects belonging to tbe deceased ls\nrequired forthwith to notify the\nundersigned.\nEvery creditor or otber person\nhaving any claim upon or Interest\nin the distribution of the estate ol\nthe Bald deceased is required to send\nbefore the 18th day of Jun*. 1913\nnext, by registered mall addressed\nto tbe undersigned, his name and\naddress and the lull particulars ol\nbis claim or Interest, aud a statement of bis account and the nature\not the security (if any j held by him.\nAfter tbe said last mentioned date\ntbe Aduiinlstrntor will proceed with\nthe distribution ol the estate having\nregard to those claims only ot which\nhe shall have had notice.\nDated nt Oranbrook Huh 2nd day ot\nMay,   1913.\nJ.  A.  ARNOLD,\n20-5t Official Administrator.\nDISTRICT OF EAST KOOTENAY.\nFERNIE DISTRICT.\nNOTICE ls hereby given that slit.\n(60) days trom date I intend tn up\nply tn the Minister of l_nl\u00bb (or i\nlicence to prospect for Coal and Pet\nroleum over thc following descrLea\nlands Bltuate In Lot 4593 Southeasi\nKcotcnay, British Columbia.\nCommencing at a pnHt planted tt\nthe Southeast corner of Lot 7401,\nthaiice North 40 cbalns, East aboil\n70 chains, South 40 chains and West\nabout 70 clalns, to print ol com\nmencement.\nLocated this 24th day ot March.\n1918.\nT. O. Procter, Locator.\nJames Fisher, Agent.\n20-9t.\nDISTRICT OF EAST KOOTENAY.\nFERNIE DISTRICT.\nNOTICE is hereby given that sii'*\n(60) days from date I Intend to np\nply to the Minister of Lands for c\nlicence to prospect for Coal and Pet\nroleum over tbe following descrineu\nlands situate in Lot 4593 Southeast\nKcotcnay, British Columbia.\nCommencing at a post planted a'\nthe Southeast corner ol Lot 7401,\nthence about 70 chains South, East\nabout 70 clams, North about 70\nchains and West about 60 chains t\npoint ot commencemene.\nLocated thla 24th duv of Mutch\n1913.\nT, G. Procter, Locator.\nJsmeo Fisher Agent.\nK-tt,\nDISTRICT OF EAST KOOTENAY.\nFERNIE DISTRICT.\nNOTICE la hereby given that siity\n(60) days Irom date I Intend to np\nply to the Minister of Lands for e\nlicence to prospect for Coal and Petroleum over the lollowlng described\nlands situate tn Lot 4593 Southeast\nKcotcnay, BritlBh Columbia.\nCommencing at a post planted at\nthe Southeast corner of Lot 7307,\nthence South 80 chains, East about\n10 chains, North about 20 chains,\nEast about 50 chains, North about\n60 chains, and West about 50 chain,\nto point ol commencement.\nLocated thiB 24th day ol March, I\n1913.\nT. G. Procter, Locator.\nJames Fisher, Agent.\n30-9t.\nDISTRICT OF EAST KOOTENAY.\nFERNIE DISTRICT\nNOTICE iu hereby given that bim,\n(60) days Irom dute I intend to i p*\nply tn the Minister ol Ijuut*. for a\nlicence to prospect for Coal and Petroleum over the tolluwing descri.,ed\nlands Hituute in Lot 4593 Southeasi\nKcotcnay, British Columhla,\nCommencing at a post planted at\ntbe Koutbwcst corner ol Lot 72m.\nthenco 120 chains Nortli, 400 feet\nWest, 120 chains South and 400 fret\nEust, claiming all ground lying In*\ntween lots 7286, 7285, 7137 and 7136.\nLocated this 22n,l dny ot March,\n1913.\nJames FIshiT, t\/>rittor\n20-9t.\nDISTRICT OF KAST KOOTENAY.\nFERNIE DISTRICT.\nNOTICE ia hereby given that nitty\n(CO) daya Irom dntn I Intend to apply to the Minister of l.niulii Inr n\nlicence to prospect lor Conl and Petroleum uver the following descri .rd\nlands situate lu Lot 4593 Hntithenst\nKent, miy, llrltlsh Columbia,\nCommencing nt a post planted ut\nthe Hiiiitheuit roinr of Lnt 7397,\nthence Nnrth 80 chaina, East 80\ncbalna, South about 20 cbelas, West\nSYNOPSIS   OF   COAL   MINING\nREGULATIONS\nCoal mining rights of the Dominion\nIn Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberto, the Yukon Territory, the North\nweet Territories and in a portion of\nths Province of British Columbia,\nmay bs leased for a term of twenty-\none years at an annual rental ot 81\nan sere. Not more than 2,560 scree\nwill be leaeed to one applicant.\nApplication for a lease must bs\nmade by tbe applicant ln person to\nthe Agent or Sub-Agent ol the district ln which the rights applied lor\nare alt ua tad.\nIn aurveyed territory the land muat\nbe deacribed by aectlona, or legal eub-\ndlvisione ol sections, and in uneur-\nveyed territory the tract applied tor\n.hall be staked out by the applicant\nhimself.\nBach application must he accompanied by a lee ot 85 which wlll be\nrefunded 11 the rlghte applied for are\nnot available, but not otherwise. A\nroyalty ahall be paid on the merchantable output of the mine at the\nrate of five cents per ton.\nThe person operating the mine shall\nfurnish the Agent with sworn returns\naccounting for tbe lull quantity ol\nmerchantable coal mined and pay the\nroyalty thereon. If the coal mining\nrights are not being operated, sucb\nreturns ahould bs furnished at laaat\nonce a year.\nThe lease will Include the coal mining rights only, but tbe lessee may\nbs permitted to purchase whatever\navailable surface rights may be considered necessary for tbe working ot\nths mine at the rate ot 810.00 an acre\nFor lull information application\nBhould be made to the Secretary ol\nthe Department ot tbe Interior, Ottawa, or to any Agent or Sub-Agent ot\nDominion Lands.\nW.   W.   CORY,\nDeputy Minister ot the Interior\nN.B.\u2014Unauthorized publication ol\nthis advertisement will not be paid\nlor. Jan. 4tb-ti\nCRANBROOK   LAND   DISTRICT\nDiatrict ol South-East Kootenny.\nTAKE NOTICE tbat I, Thomas\nChristian, contractor, intend, tnlity\ndays alter date to apply to tbe Minister ol Lands for permission to purchase tha following deecrlbed land:\u2014\nCommencing at a poat planted on\nthe Eaat bank of the Moyle river,\nnear the southeast corner ol lot\n10106, thence east 20 chains; thence\nsouth 40 chains; tbence west 10\nchslns; thence north 40 chains to\npoint ot commencement.\nTHOS. CHRISTIAN, Locator,\nA. B. GRACE, Witness.\nDated, March 29, 1913. 14-9t\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRIOT.\nDistrict ot South-East Kootenay\nTAKE NOTICE that John Henry\nLlemer ol Cranhrook, B.C., occupation laborer, Intends to apply tor\npermission to purchase the lollowlng described lands:\u2014\nCommencing at a post planted at\nthe South-west corner of Lot 9687,\nOroup 1, Kootenay Dlatrlct, thencs\nweat 20 cbalna, tbence north 40\nchaina, thence eaat 20 chaina, tbence\nsouth 40 chains to the point ol\ncommencement and containing M\nacres more or less.\nJOHN   HENRY  LISMBR.\nDated Mnrch 28th, 1913. 14-9t\nLIQUOR LIOBNOB ACT\n(Section   511).\nNOTICK IS HBRBBY OIVBN Unit\non the liltli dny of June next, application nil1 bo niiiile to the Superintendent ol Police lor the transfer of\nthe licence Inr tbo sale nl liquor by\nwholesale In and upon tlm premises\n\u2022tnown ns tho \"Moylo Brewery\" situate nt Moyle, 1). C, from thn said\npremises tn tho promises nn lot 29,\nCroup 1, adjoining the City ol Crnn-\nbrnnk, II, V.\nDnted this  ICth dav ot May,   1913.\nMueller ft Hesse,\n20 Dt. Holders ol the Ucencs, THE PROSPECTOR. CRAXBROOK, B. C.\ni\nAfteranySickness\nnothing so rapidly restores health\nnnd virjor as SCOTT'S EMULSION,\nIt is the essence of natural body-\nnow ishment, so medically perfect\nthat -.\u2022attire immediately a^jiropri*\nstes ai:d distributes it to every\norgan, every tissue\u2014-feeding,\nnourishing r.:;d restoring''Uiem to\nnormal activity.\nSCOTT'S EMULSION is not n\npatent medicine, but is nature's\nbody-nourishment with curative,\nupbuilding properties and without\na drop of drug or alcohol. It contains superior cod liter oil, thc\nhypophosphitcs of lime and soda\nwith glycerine, and is fo delicately\nemulsified that it enters the system\nwithout digestive effort\u2014builds,\ntones and sustains.\nAfter croup, whooping cough,\nmeasles and other child ailments it\nis nature's ally iu restoring health.\nAfter grippe or pneumonia it Bles\nImparts strength and health, aud\nfor colds, coughs, sore, tight chests\ntnd throat troubles SCOTT'S\nEMULSION gives the greatest relief\nknown.\nscon _ Downe, Toronto, Ontario      ij-53\n*v.\nDlolomatlc News\nWhon the lirst Napoleon\n[ng liis (stand  prison  to re\nBlinking titr.uie. during the\nperiod known us tlio   bitmli\nihnt faithful organ   known\nMonltoui' wat- much porplex\nBourbon Ivtug   lunl   not yet   quitted : over\nParis, uud until lie had dono so, or | me*\nuntil Napoleon arrived, tlio Monlteur's\noath  was sown with pitfalls.      Bht\nlhe editor was eciunl to\nI'.,, thus chronicled tli'\ntu da* :\nTlu- l'n'...! an ogre\nRlbn.\n'llllllll!    IliS\nmeteoric\ned   days;\nlis    lined.    The\ni emergency,\niwb from day\nsailed from\nA Pi int of Honor\npower on earth shall make me\ndu !t!     Tlio iiir.ii spolto firmly, but\nhis liiiees trembled,\nSin* approached close to Iils side,\nlln- eyes l.'nv.oil into hln,\nVou 'jlutll do lt, sho   snarled,   how-\nmuch .nr.. dnad HI D'you hear\nThe ex-Imperial tyraut hns landed\nnt Cunnes,\n'I'll,' Prel 'i ler lias reached Gre-\nnoble, .\nGeneral Itoiiapuite lias arrived at\nFoutalnbleau.\nuii Imperial Majesty entered his\ncapital yesterday timid the rejoicings\nj* his Ealthtul Bttbjects.\nI iv'use utterly, Such action la un*\nworthy of n man ot prldo and honor.\nVou refus\/' Quickly sho was at\ntils side ae;un; nnd though Iio drew\nback from ' or ns from a whip-lush,\nshe gripped him like a vice.\nThon she took out a small knife \u2014\na thin, Bharp-polnted piece ot stool.\nShe thrust lt Into Ms band.\nThoro! she oxclalmed. Ills obstinacy wns driving hor to desperation.\nHot volco l.ioke with passion. Wll-\nUan*. Toiiipk-nr, sho cried, unless you\nobey, and peel thoso potatoes now\u2014\nat cuce\u2014you shalt go to lied without\ntiny dinner!\n_._.-\nOn tho Instalment System Suggestive\nTliey wero exports lu many things, j .in Englishman travelling ln Call-\nInn chiefly Iti tlio art of brngglug, Ami \u25a0 fornla whs Impressed by a specimen\nnt the moment they were dlSCUBBlng j 0f local humour. Ho was going\ntheir own wonderful tents as vocalists, down a dair*-i'.-ons mountain road in a\nWhy, sai.l the Amorlcan, blowing coach when In, saw theso ominous\nrings ot stn.'ke from hts cigar, the winds, branded In black letters upon\nfirst time 1 sung ln public the aud- a whito board, nailed to u wayside I\nI'iice  Bhowered  me  with  bouquets, | tree:   How would you llko to have\nGall Stones Cured\nAfter 12 Years\n'M\nffaU-Btonai after mitforlnv trom tlmt\npainful complaint for twelvo yean. Sh\u00bb\nUed taken many treatmonU and many\nremcdloa but -.aoh and all proved fall-\nutfii. until slm took flANOl*. the already\nwitli known remedy for Oall-stonea, Kid*\nnoy-stones, Oiavol, Kidney trouble, f.um-\nliago and other diseases caused by uric\nacid ln tlio By a tom, It wna a great\nvictory for SANOL, So grateful waa\ntiii\u00bb imly tint alio Rent a great number\nof her frlondl to ua to be tieutod and\nIn every one of these OBIOI the itbuUs\nhave been most satisfactory.\nWo nre willing nnd tmxtouq to supply\ntno name of thin well-known lady,    we\nhave aliin reoordl \u25a0>( cuius In ovory town\nand locality (n Canada and we would be\nanift to refer you to aome of your neighbors fnr nn  opinion on HANOI..\nThla remedy i*. mannfaotured only by\nMe BANOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD., OTT Main\nStreet, Wlnnliifg. For wit, by must\nleading drufwit- or direct from tho\nmaliora nt $1.50 ver bottle.\nou, there were enough to Btart\n. flower shop\nFaith, nu' ! can beat you, cried the\ntrial man. The first time I sang\nvas at an open-air concert, ami be-\njorra, the udlenee were that delight*\n.I !i;. y preaented mo with a house\nbroken naok and it dirty shirt on?\nTry the Snowhite Laundry,\nSmart\nX. r. \\\\T.!ls. 'ho American writer,\nW:u usually tii' Ufa o! the company\nto happen. 1 fo be In. His repartee\nai Mra. Galea's dinner In Washlngti n\nIj. famous. Mrs. dales wrote 0:1 a\ncard to Ler n'ece nt the other end of\nthe table: Don't flirt so with Sat\nWillis. Sjo horself was talking vivaciously to -.'. Mr. Campbell.\nWillis wrjto tho niece's reply;\nTear mint, don't attempt my young\nJeollngs to trammel, nor strain at a\n\u2022Jat whllo j-ju swallow a Cnn\nPleasure Flrat\nWhore do you get your pape   . I I\ntie boy'.' ask?d tho benevolent old gen-\ntleman.\nFrqpi Jimmy Wilson. Blr, ansn red\nSjo Biimll boy.\nAnd who I* Jimmy U'i.-* 1\nOli, he's \u00bb newsboy! Ho buys 'tin\n\u2022 J tho newspaper ofllco.\nIlow much do yon imy him fi r them?\nA'penny oinh\nAnd yet vou sell them for n halfpenny.     You can't mako much.\nNo,\nThen why do you soil them?\nOh,  juat  to got a  fair chance ot\nhollering!\nBecause they act so E=ntly (no\npurging or griping) yet ao .\n{thoroughly\nNA-DRU-CO1\nLAXATIVES\nj are bft.t (i,r lh- children as wslt ai \\\nthe grown-ups,    25c. a boi at\nyour druggist's.\nN.II.UI Dill an. Ch.ml.al Ci. at Cn.Ji.tlnlli,\nA lions. ! You must tie nl. four\nhead, Interrupted the American Boot*\nt'.iigiy \u2022\nNot at all, answered Pat. I 11 ye\ntliey gave me a house\u2014hm \u25a0. - n\nbrick n' a 'i Ime!\nA Sailor's Lifr\nA Ball r lia-i no 1* C tin\nWhen mi :h i D P sails.\nr's it 1) finds aloft to\nExpi sed tc  I C gales.\nAnd then In K C makes a - I\nOr It he i' i   -   \u25a0*-\n\\    .: ibl   from the   1 N shti\nIs lit* last N D hi   k ow\nWhen overboard for A l> crl. -\nWith N R G and vim\n_ I      i_:.   ! ll tie I C tries\na    iin S A to BWtm.\n, -a n ' I. P finds   \u25a0\nNor N E way to save,\nHe thi ll, in ;.ii X. 8 of r- ar.\nMust C K watery grave.\nOld A J sail ii seldom kn\nlint if old A ii gains,\nil l' of baccy cures his \u25a0   i-\nAnd grog I. A's lii- ;    \"\nWi- N* V no poor Bailor's life,\nIn D I) has no fun.\nAnd, tooling P T for his wife.\nOur JI T tali Is done.\nInquisitive\n\\ .-mall iny wns seated In ths parlor\nwith hu slater's young man. Being\nof aii Inquiring turn \"t mind ho asked\nMr Graysmlt'ai Do you weigh verj\nmuch.\nAbout lSOIbs, my little man, the\nhopeful lover respi nded.\nHo yuu think BlBter would lift you?\nthe boy continued.\ni'i: goodc 'ss, no, Bald tho young\nshl.u? nt the mere thought,\ndo you ask?\n! don't .. I'iovo Bhe can, either, but\nI beard her 'til ma tbls morning that\n.lie was go'nr to throv you over as\n- un as she could.\nV!**ard'. Liniment Cures Dlsten'p.'\nOverboard during thi holiday sea*\n* : at Blackpool:\nA little boy Bald to his father: Eh,\nfeyther, Isn't thoro a lot of tooak ou\nth' sands this v ei'\nFat  .    -Aye. i ul   there'll be\nmoro on th' rocks aext week.\n8hlp Yonr\nHIDES AND FURS\nto\nMcMillan fur & wool Co.,\nWinnipei), Manitoba\nlot!\nYou otinht to wear\nS\nBRAND CLOTHES\nReliable merchants have them\nin stock\nWEAK STOMACH\nNeed New, Rich Blood to Restore\nThem to a Healthy Condition\nActually It n-'ed of food to nourish\nCANCER\nBool, Free.    A ain.pl.\nHam.   Irc.tm.nl r.nwve\u00ab\nliio bodv uud yet afraid to cut be-l\ncause of the nuking pains that follow. Tha: is the condition of the\nsufferer trom Indigestion\u2014a choice be-l\ntween starvitlon or merciless tor-;\nture.\nTin* urge', need of all dyspeptics,\nof everybody whoso organs of dlges-\ntlon have become unfit to perform |\ntheir ImporUnt duty, ls for stronger\nla .ores, ulc.r. and\narswlha cured.    Drac.rib.\nr.tr Oc.ble ; v,. vill send book aa* lealia,*tnlala,\nTHK CANADA CANCER INSTITUTe. LIUiTaa\nIS CHURCHILL AV... TO-ONTO\nA Diplomatist Wasted\nA famous animal painter sa>s lhat\nwhen lie wa., a boy ho onre witnessed\na fight between two Jogs, ono of,\nw Inch belonged to an Irishman who\nwas a retired prize-lighter. The Irish-\nmar's dog was badly beaten and the\ntaot was a source of deep chagrin toi\t\nUio owner. He was very Jealous of stomachs' that can extract nourish\nills dog's r cord, but as only be and ment (r\u201em tot_, r>r. Williams' l'iuk\nIlio painter Und scon tlio light, he I puis glvo **_k stomachs Just liio\nnsked tho latter, in a decidedly Blgnl- strength th-'y need by enriching the\nlleniit way, which ot tho dogs won.   \\_\\r,0it  suppli    thus  giving  tone and\nWhy, was Iho reply your dog won,; gtrength to the stomach and its\nof course, lie was underneath the : nerves, and enabling It to do the work\notber dog nit ho was clewing the *_t.uro Intended lt to do. Thousands\nllfo out ot the othor dog.all the time. I 0f casos   of   Indigestion   have   been\nThat's  rolfht,   said   the   Irishman,' ourer] *,v ]*r   Williams' 1'Ink Pills, of\nNON-SKID CHAINS\nfor Automobiles\nIr. stock all sizes\u2014Atlas, Weed and\nLeader\nJohn Milieu & Son, Mfg., Ltd.\n84 Princess Street\nWholesale and ltetall, Winnipeg\nyou havo saved your lotto\nI,\nVERIBRITE VENOIL\nTHE  WORLD'S  BEST WOOD\nPOLISH\nCleans anil disinfects everything\nln your homo iroiu the cellar to the\nutile. Pul II i.u jour duster and\ndust Hardwood Floors, Woodwork,\nLinoleums, IMiiliett, Furniture, etc.\nMakeu e'orj'thliig iimt llko new.\nMoney rofiinded It not satisfactory.\nMado by tho\nDOMESTIC SPECIALTY CO., Ltd.\nHamilton, Canada\nAll He Wanted\nmorning, said a man\nwhich tho following Is but one\nstance. JLss 1.. A. Brown, Port Albert, Ont., says: \"For a number of\nyears 1 wns a terrible sufferer from\nwill ta I Indigestion .'iid ns a result I became\naw'vo a: completely -un down, and suffered |\nfrom backaches and nervous troubles\nas well.   I bad to force myself lo eat,\nOood\nwent inln  i certain harl\nohnvo mi straight   awa)\nluisliin' Job on?\nHlghl. stl down, said the barber\t\nUo commenced IiIh work, tailing big] but never enjoyed n meal owing to\nslashes at e. time ninl eultlng tho the awful pains that followed eating.\nman's face two or three times. After I Life was becoming n burden, nud as\nho laid finished shaving tbo mau ho | medicine nf*\nasked:\nlioes ta' want owt on?\nWell,  responded the  mnn, It's all\nre'.i'.ht If Hit's left ml nos\non.\nCENTRAL TELEGRAPH AND RAIL-\nROAD SCHOOL\nThis nchool Is located In Toronto\nnml does much each year to supply\t\nthn netive demand for Tolograph op- hoy is clear mt of sight.\nTerrible Consequences\n' tine year v.hen tin* harvest in Amor-\nlea hml been exeeplloniillly good, one\nvoracious sh tet broke tlm glad news\ni ns follows:\nTerrible 'ir'vs comes Irom the west-\nem purt of Cberokco Nation. It\nseems ibat n boy climbed a cornstalk\nto sie how the corn was getting along,\nand now the stalk is growing up last-\ner than the bay can climb down, The\nThree men\nmedicine failed to help\nmo 1 felt I was doomed to go through\nlife a constant sufferer. Finally a\nmauled sls'er strongly urged ino to\ntry Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I\nhavo reason to he thankful that I followed her advice, aa they have fully\nrestored my health, and I can now en-\nJoy alt kinds of food without the least\ndiscomfort and my friends say I am\nlooking better than 1 havo done for\nyoars. At nil events I know I feel\nlike n new person, so shall always\npraise Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.\"\nSuld by all medicine dealers or by\nmail at 00 cms a box or six boxes\nfor 12.50 train The Dr. Williams'\nMedicine Co , Brockvllle, Ont.\norators wanted by our Canadian rail, have undortakon to cut the stalk down\nways. A I'lieeiiisfui record if llftoon i with axes, and savo the boy from star-\nyears anil hundreds ot oillelals and vnt'.on, but it grows so fast that they\noperators in active railway sorvlco to-' enn't hr.ck 'wlce In the same place,\nday Is the best guarantee of the re-1 Tlio boy la living on nothing but raw\nliability of thin well    known   school.] ceru, anil li.u already  thrown down\nTho hook \"Guided by tiie Key\" ex-'\nplains tho work rully. Write for It.:\nAddress IV, II. Bhaw, President, To*]\nronto.\nfour bushels of robs.\nSuperfluous Caution\n!    The Qaellc language lias Bonn* peculiar idioms.      Kor example, when an\n] English spealter would say, \"Post this\nletter aa sno*i as you have dined,\" the\n(inellc rondo'lng would be:   Do   not\n; post this letter before yuu have dined.\nI ,ln tho goo! town of Perth N.H., a\nwealthy HWhland shipowner,   using\n' the ordinary language of   the   placo,\n| but  nrranco,'   mostly as  If literally\nSteel ou the tlraml Trunk Pacific  translated from liaelie, visited one of\nmain lino easl from Prince Rupert has  bis vessesl when ready to start on the\nnow reached Mud Creek beyond Hns-1 tide serving.\nelton, nml stnsl lor tlm bridge Is dallv      Before  re irnlng to bis ofllce, bo\nexpected at Vancouver,     Mud Creek gave this pining instruction to tho\nWigwag\u2014I never knew such n fellow \u201e Jones. Ho la always looking\nfor trouble.\nHenpecke -Thon why doesn't lie get\nmarried?\nTREAT KIDNEY TR0UB1E\nEARLY!\nIf your k.f.nryi ir\u00ab not riilit, your w'jolu\nbody aulTr-rs. rfofleot that condition Ma\nvmir Mifferi ntt-i will\u2122 im-rcisful tenfold. Tho\nbeat timo to treat kidney trouble if in th*\ntwElnntnK. Tako Hit. OLABK'S SWEET\nNITHI. TILLS nt onco, when you h\u00abv\u00bb\nlame back, headache.., tipota before tho\neyes, paini in the joint-', elo.\nMoFt |i->n;ile know the vnluo of sweet\nnltro fn its action on the kitlueys. FlT\u00ab\nother proved apfelllna are imetl iu I>R.\nUlsAItK'S SWEET NITHE PILLS, They\ncleanie, toneaud atimubte Impaired ktunuv.\nfut you rlcnt and keep you right. Sold\neverywhere et titty ccnti a box or mailed\ndirect by 40\nTHI MARTIN, BOL1 A WVNNI OO.\nWlnnlpec, Canada\nA Suitable Momont\nYih, my memory is   \u2022uniting   very\nbad.    riy tnii iiiuc tomorrow I shall\nhave forger.,cu everything I have don\"\ntoday.\nH'm ('\"lill you fjblfufl nut w!;li tlm\nloan ui' ii llv.-r, itid chap?\nFop Spralrn and Bruises.\u2014There Ifl\nnothing bettir for epraina and contus*\nlor.s than I)i. Thomas' Electrlo 011.\nIt will reducn the awelllng thnt follows\na sprain, will cool tlio Inflamed flesh\nand draw tin-, pain as If by magic.\nIt will tako tho ache out of a brulso\nand prevent tho flesh from discolor*\nIng It senilis aa lf thoro waa magic\nin lt, an Bps-dlly (lona tho injury disappear mule: treatment,\n' ~~       \" I\nWho  waa  That   BOOdy  Individual\nsaw you k1\\'-- half a crown to?\n.\\n old lK.-rary frtond of mine; author of \"Ton Thousand Ways of Mak*\nIns Money,\nbridge in on \u2022 of the larger\nof it*, kind \"i iho new Transcontln*\nantal line and will tnko two months\nor more to construct,\nKendull.Spavinlure\nTheOld Reticle]\nHorse Remedy\nsoanisn:\nDlnna tnk'\nfloats.\niii-r awa' lads, Biors Hi;,-\nf~M er. IIOUSANDS\n\\W * ..Ihto'i,\nr .\"I a.i'l liorssmen\nyM havoMvo.lmonoy\nLfl hy using Ken*\n~^ dall'sSpsvlnCurs\nIsrBpsvln'.Curb, Rlnebon*i, Splint, nnnf\nOrowtlis ind Lsmsnoss Irom mnnyoihar\neaii-.r., rttDis mon know tlial [Cendsll's\nb a moiipy 5.<vi .ml a honosavor, Wo\ncan prove It I.\/ il.ou.antlii of\nCratalul Lstlsrs From Ussrs\n!,.m.ii*,u. a as., One ntii, i'iii.\n\"I ii.v-. larn Mo,.\niikrr of ic.ndatra Bnavi\n111.I liila-lir. lui't ll\"* '.\nli. uk, an I .an racoi\nhon. iii.n-i\"\nf lln,ara ailll .11, .\nCUM I I'lllal M]f\n.1 ,,'','...ii I\",.u\niiir.,,1,,1 It to .11).\nJii'.HI'll PI'UHli.\nI i',i\",., I,,... Mah. Ii,.'. 1.1)1, i'lll.\n\"I liftv. na.'l It..ul.It. Slmwlil Im. f'lr\nfl.r*T.i. i (luil ii..'ii*.nt- loi Spavin.,\"\nr.'ll.l.I \\M I'-IIAMV.\nHIM  I'   |a-t  IkiH1.-.\u00ab  Inlllu f.\u201e   Aak\ndfiiacht for IMS booli \"TreatlM <>\" il..\nHOriS\"Of WntltOSI, 73\nDr. B. J, Kon-'oll Companf\nrail-, VnaM, 11. fj. A.\nTeacher \u20141 will nl*.' twopsnen to\n:l\u201e. bo) who cuu nan..' lliree IiivIhIWi*\nQOlOCB.\nTommy Smltli- I cait, Blr,\nTsncher\u2014Oo on. thon,\nTommy Bmith\u2014A luwn alter a\nsnowstorm is un invlsiMn gresn.\nToaoher\u2014Tltst's vory good. Now\n'.'.it. next.\nTommy Smith\u2014iMiriiiK tit\" rooont\nburglixrles ta our neighborhood thoro\nwaa no polloomen about,, ThafB un\nInvisible blue,\nTcaobor\u2014Wa very wrong to say\n' that. Vim Bl.ull only havo u penny\nnow,\nTommy Smith Well, Ijoop tlm pen\nnv lii your pockol, ami that will bo un\nInvUlblo llrown.\nAn \/-.n.llGmlCftl Fact\nDoctor ii i imall boy, imeil four):\nPut your tooguo out, jili'im.'.\nTho juvonlh protruded tho tip nf\nhln tongue,\nNo, no! p'il It tlKli' ..'it.\nI can't, dootor, was Hi\" dlilTO'sotl\nreply; It'B fnBtonsd on to thu,\nWhile orotBlng n city strsol n\nfarmer wna ln.ochod down hy u motorcar, DofOl'O he COUld net nut of lho\nway he was knocked down again by\na motor-cycle whloh camo mulling\nalong behind,\nA friend i.i his nn tho pavement\nyel'od to hllt.l\nWhy didn't ymi net oul of the wny'.'\nHow In t'\" dickens did r know It\nimd a eoit following li'.' was Um angry\nresponse,\nlintu Pnthtr- I'll leaph jnn to hiss\nmy daughterl\nyoung Mav Nol nc**o\u00abBnry, sir, I\nhavo lunl iMi-nt!\nMlnard'a Liniment Cures Colds, Ae.\n('.\u25a0in v\nFor b\non pain' my wif.-'u porlrnlt.\nmako a Bpoaklng lilc'iu'Ha.\nwiiii. hh Bake, don't do li, then!\nw. ii   u. a_\nShe Mi'. Bcrapplnglon nml llla wlfo\nwere riding in liiolr ear yesterday,\nwhen it iklddod and ihoy foil out,\nllo\u2014Woll, llml *vu;i n lltflo variety\n[or llii'iu. I'miiilly tlielr fulling., out\ntake pluco at home.'\nNlnoty-olg' t oul nf overy lltotieand\nwomon iiiarrn-ii annually in r*ngliitid\nnre widows, und yet moro iiinii r.o per\ncont, of tlio women bolwecn tho agos\nof I,', and Till remain unmarried,\nIn Iho eauaeH nt Infant mortality\ncholera morbus flgurea frequently, nud\nIt may Iio ll lid Unit COmplallltB nf the\nlinwilii am is\"eat doiiroyora nf child\nllfn if nil mothers would avail\nthemBOlvOB -if ao olroottvo a roinedy\naa Hr. .1. n. Kollogg'a DyBontory\nCordial in\"\") a llttlo ono could bu\nn.iveil. TlilH Cordial eau bo given\nwiih Hafeiy 'o lho Bmallost child, os\nlliere la tin injurious substance In it.\nHenry l'eel: -Do you llilnli ynu cnn\niiuikii a good portrait of my wlfn?\nMr. Ilritaliiiwny My friend, I can\nmake It 10 llfilllie you'li Jump ovory\ntime yon no j her.\nNat a Complaint\nLook hero ho said to tho gronin, nre\nyou tho man who put the saddle on\nMlaa Jeniik*'s home?\nYea, air.     Anything wrong, Blr?\nIt waa loo'.o\u2014very Inoao. Hhe had\nnn sooner nuiuutctl than tho saddle\nslipped, anil If I hadn't caught her\nalio would have been thrown to tho\n(Around.\nI'm very sorry, sir.\nItut 1 did tatch her, went on Iho\n3'oung man. meditatively, 1 caught\nher In my arniB, and\u2014 lloro'a half a\norown for you, John. Do you suppose you could leave tho girth Innse\nwlieii we go tiding again to-morrow.\nBrio's Training\nTe those who take their wifely duties just sa s matter ot course It may\ncome as a great surprise to know that\nthere exist academies solely devoted\nto the training of brides-to-be,\nThla la the case, however; and such\nan Inatltutlon Is St, .Martha's College\nol Housecraft, which Is situated ln\nClilchestor Street, St. George's Sonaro\n8.W. Under Ita aocoimnndatlng\nroof future brlilos are taught whatt to,\nand what not to do. For tho assumption Is long since dead thst a\ngirl must neoeeaarlly be born a por-\nfoot wlfo and mother. Kvery experienced housewife, although never, per*\nhips Inning been llirougli a courso of\nhygiene or domoBtlo solonoo knows\nfull well how many anil hard were the\nlessons she luul to learn heforo she\nbecamo tlio perfect homo product,\nlt should \u201e[ oourao lm wlililu the\ntiienna of every woman to go through\nn proper ilome.illo training, and possibly in iim u.,iir future bettor facilities\nmay bo afforded fnr poor women, us\nwoll us rich. |o train as wives.\nMeanwhile, at tho bride's school In\nI'lili'lii'sler Blroet tile glrlB nrn taught\ndie entire art of managing a house,\nfrom malting beds to cooking evening\nj dlnnors, For it Is ono of tho principal's tlioorl.ia thai even Bhould * girl\nI in gftor life be fortunnlo enough to\nlltoop her two or lliree Borvnnts and\n| footman, hor early knowledge musl\nalways, prove useful.\nt'nr sor vnt! la need managing, ns well\nua training, \u25a0 mi tin young wife often\nilmls tho former tlio moro dlfllcult of\nlho two. I'llllier slut Is too loulont\nand liidulgi* or sho In haughty and\noverbearing, Hlie Is taugiit the happy medium ul St. Martha's College.\nUfa tlier.' !, none too easy. The\nlaundry BtudentB, for example, rise\niu 7.;iu llie houao student nt 11 and the\ncook uu Fridays (tho day for flues), at\n5.31). Tho remaining giila not acting ln tho uhi ve capacities rise at 0\nIn lho summer and strip their beds\nand open windows,\nA cup of tea Is then laken, nfler\nwhich the real work of tlte dny begins.\nThe girls lay and light lires nillng conl\nscuttles. Bwcoplug Mul dusting rooms,\nblushing down tlio steps, and polish-\nin* tlio door trasses,\nThen folb.vi, S o'clock breakfast\nwhich Is prepared by the cook nn\nduty. Such laska as washing up,\ncleaning silver, turning out rooma,\nanil cooking, for ovcryunn lasts till 1\no'clock, the l..nobeon hour.\n'J'ho cpuroe 1 u six months' ono and\neacli girl studies a week In each\nbranch of th work. Becoming unl-\nA aimsta I forma of bror-n linen, whito aprons,\nmob caps mil sleeves are worn ln lhis\nparticular establishment,\nShopping expeditions nre nlso the\nrule of the house and lectures and\npractical cLaaes are given on such\nsubjects ns sewing, darning, patching,\nmending, upholstery, cooking anil the\nlaws of hyg'ene In tho afternoons.\nThe great Idea of tho whole system\nof tho Institution Is that housewifery\nis a science to be tackled lu a scientific way. As Miss Foddon, tho\nprincipal, lio-Belf puts lt, the perfect\nhousewife snould attack her work\nscientifically, ami so get It done better\nund quicker than one lacking method\nand training. She would then have\ntime to iuto-est herself in other matters.\nWhich Is eminently true, ns every\nhousewife,, whether controlling a largo\nor small house, will readily admit.\nDo i'i Get Injured\nI've heen thinking of lt ever slnco\nI started on my presont Journey, snld\ntho commorcl: l traveller thoughtfully,\nand I'm bothered [f I can make up my\nmind Just what sho waa aiming at.\nYou ace. somo time ago I realised that\ntravelling nbout the country ks I am\nwas taklnK n gnod many chances.\ndecided, therefore, to Insure myself.\nSo I said to my wife, after I had\nacted upon lhe thought, I havo done i\nsomething today that I should have\ndone when I flrst started on tho road, i\nI havo taken out nn accldont lnsur-\nance policy on my life. If I am kill-\ned, the company pay a thousand i\npounds. If I am injured, then I get'\n,i pound a week.\nfor how* long'.' she asked.\nAs long as I nm laid up.\nBut lt mlglt bo'only a .Week.\nYee. \u2022   \u25a0\nAnd you would only get n sovereign.\nThat Is all.\nAnd lf you get killed you get a\nthousand pound:-.?\nYou would, I answered patiently.\nWell, tho next morning, when I\nstarted on my Journey she threw hor\narms round mo and cried\u2014\nNow. John, for heaven's suite whatever you do, don't get Injured.\nBrings\nSolid\nComfort\nto Old\nPeople\nTHE\n'RRFECTIO]\nSmokeless       *\nAll winter long\u2014on the Zero days and the\nwindy, blustering days\u2014the Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater gives them real solid comfort.\nIt saves thom many a cold and sickness for it easily\nwarms the rooms not reached by the ordinary heat.\nThe Perfection Heater is made with nickel trimmings (plain steel or enameled turquoise-blue drums).\nOrnamental. Inexpensive. Lasts lor years. Easily\nmoved from place to place.\nAt D.mt.1. Ev.ryial.tr.\nTHE .IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY, Limited\nWINNIPEG ST. IOHN\nMONTREAL        TORONTO        HALIFAX\nfiW\nLaughed Once\nA oortaln European n-Rimc.it ata-\nttoned In N.irthf-rii liiillii huu a colon-\nol who Iiiih only ouce boon \u2022.\u25a0.\u25a0en tu\nlaugh.\nA private \u25a0>. thla corps, whllo a prls-\nmini in tlio Riiurd-room for n military\noffence, bet lho sergeant of tho j-jiiavd\nlive rupees iii-it ho would imilco the\ncommanding unioor lnugh whon ho waa\ntalien before him.\nIn ilu.' oourao, aftor reading tlio\ncharge, tho colonel nBkod the prlHon-\ner:\u2014\nliavo ynu anything to nny?\nI won't say anything moro about it,\nHir, If you won't, wiih tho unexpected\nreply.\nTho grim face rolaxod, hut tho Btorn\n(IqqIsIou eamo ell tho aamo:\u2014\nFourtoen daya confined to barracks,\nSht Had Such\nBeautiful Rands\ntlmt It wuh perfectly evident\ntlmt nlie died  BNAP,   the\ni-il-flnt'l    liiinU\ntifiiinr, to re*\nniovot lifts rln.4\n(if liuiiHcwork,\nlliitnl ilntnctn\nby  nny  other\nii.itu-'   \u00bbl>   \"\"\/\nHtttolt n* aweeti\nAvoid  i a iik\nImlUtlotiMud\ntetaeutber tin*\nname 3b\nSNAP\nLevelling It up\nThe proprietor of tlio bin simp on\nthe corner wus a cliomlst, fluiirlsliliiK\nwlllial mul ''.1','iily biislneBB-llkn. Ho\nwah nt tlio post ot duty nitilwny lie*\ntween tho rftd nnd grocn vlula whon\ntho floroo-looklni; Imly entered his pro-\nlulsoH, lint It rubbed his linnds anil\ngroi'tod lier oordlnlly.\nGood-ovon.n-;, niiuliiiii, bo whllllilod,\nln IiIb lllgll'1'ltolioil vole... Anil whnt\nmny I havo tho groat plcssuio ot do.\nIiik for you?\nTho fonrx .mn Indy placed bor arms\niikltntic, and fiucl lilm siiKrtly,\nThe other ulRht, alio aald, In sopul-\nelmil tones, you mild my hiiHliiinil n\nImlll.' of toulr nud ho Otuno homo nnd\nwont for ino llko anything. Whnt yer\nRuin' tn do nbout It?\nTor a lirlof moment tlio man of niotll-\notno wus uonpliiHuod, but only for u\nmomont. I'hen lie turnod on IiIh\ninlgllt'bo cuitonioi' IiIh SWootcit smile,\nnnd suavely lomailiod:\nWoll, inuir.m, buy two bottles for\nyourHOlf, nnd tlion go homo und got\noven with Win!\nA Generous Soul\nNow, Jim, mild tlio old Imly lo hor\nson, who wn about to leavo the num-\ntryaldo to try Ills luck In London:\nthoro'S plenty of money In that lilg\noily, fur tho utroolH nro Biild to Iio\npnved wllh ''old.\nJim, like too Boptohman, bud bin\ndootsi but thoHo wore qulokly rn*\ninovod, for 'ie hml barely got out of\nl.m.ion Htntioii when, lo IiIh surprlso\nllo oHplod, nl' ly i'o|iiinliig mi tlio koi'h\n11 blight, glliioiiuit aovorolgn, Eagerly\nhe picked It up, and walked u llttlo\nfurther on, whon ho eiini,* across 11\nblind man who wiih bogging.\nai onco Iiii sympathetic heart wonl\nout to tho iiiifortuti.'ilo iihiii, nud hh lie\nput tho iioverelgit Into IiIh hand, he\nuulil: ,\nTako tliln. my friend, I cuu nee 'om\nthn' can't I\nQuack In Country Mantel Placo\n(addressing ono particular mun of tha\ncrowd) Will you buy tt lit\" pi euugh\n1071 iik.'h'.'\nI luiveii't got a cough,\n'Ihen buy n bottlo of soothing HJiup\ntor tho bnby.\nBut 1 haven't nny children.\nWell, como round to lho back of my\nHtnll anil llg'it me, an' thojn buy somo\nbloomln' stuff for black eyes.\nNo Christmas Catalogue This Year\nIt is now high time to think of Christmas and your Cbri.tm.is\nseeds. A llttlo later on the malls will be so heavy that delays aro\nliable lo occur; and a little later on our Mail Order Department will\nbe ao rushed with business that we wlll have difficulty ln giving the\nattention to orders  that  we desire to do, and that we usually do.\nWe are not Issuing a Christmas Catalogue this year, but our regular Catalogue contains a very full list of articles suitable for Yule-\ntide remembrances.\nThe great advantage of Including theso ln our regular Catalogue\nls that our customers can order their Christmas requirements at\nthc same time as they are ordering other goods, and la this way\nsave considerable ln transportation,\nMake your selection early, and order early, so as to have all the\nadvantage of aa unbroken assortment.\nOt course we have made provision for big business but It always\nhappens that there ls a big run on certain lines which sometimes\nquickly exhausts our supply. You can avoid disappointment by\nordering early.\nIf you bave not had a copy of our Fall and Winter Catalogue\nwrite Hor lt and we wlll send it to you at once It ls well worth having as It Is Uie biggest and beat we have ever Issued, while our\nvalues too are the best we have ever offered.\nIf you already bare > copy ef the Catalogue test our values and.\nour service with an order.   You are sure to be pleased with both.\nST. EATON OLu.\nWINNIPEG CANADA\nDeop In Thought\nInterested I.ady-Oh, denr, lookl\nThat's Mr, tlliymer, tho eelehrnted\npoet. So Low his linger touches\nhis lip and I'ow hla lofty brow ls knit\nIn thought Oh, I wonder what\nBweot morsel of verso ho Is meditating'.'\nMr. Ithymor (to hlmsolf)\u2014I have\nto order sugar from tho grocer's, beef\nat tho butcher'a, pay for lent weok's\nbread, and bring ijomn Mouthing syrup\nfor the baby. I wish to goodness\nMary would nttend to ull those' things\nhcr3clfl\nTommy hnd been promoted by tho\ncheinlHt. .lo was now allowed to\nBorvo bi'lilnl tho counter,\nOne morning n inldillongi'd Indy,\nlooking bur mil ugo, camo In.\nliavo yuu got any crenm for ro-\nHtorlng tho complexion? she irnktil\nbashfully,\nTommy was a wise lad. llo oyml\nher toO'Vtvi I checks wit hopon admiration,\nl'nrdon tno, miiiliiin, ho Bald politely.\nDon't you mean cieum for preserving\ntho complexion''\nAnd the delighted lady bought six\nboxes right away.\nThe Wise Man and the Fool\nOnco, In travelling, Dr. llledso wns\nexceedingly annoyed by a pedantic\nbore who fo-eed himself upon lilm and\nmade a great parade of his learning.\nThe doctor bcie It ua long an he could\nand at length, looking at lilm gravely,\nsaid\u2014\nMy friend, you and I know all tlmt\nIs to bo known.\nHow Ih that? mild tho man, pleased\nwith what ho 'bought a complimentary\nassociation.\nWhy, sail tho doctor, you know\neverything except thnt you are a fool,\nand I know that.\nA western   despatch   statoH    thai\nit.'nio boineHt.-niiH of uio acres < ach,\nIt   tut.il   Of   I'.llll.liHIl   HITCH   Of   I   llll   '        .\nstrip 10T> inlloi long and II mile., wlil*\nbisected by the Uninil Trunk I'uoHle'a\nmain Hue fiom tho Alborta-lirltlsli\nColumbia border westward to I'ort\n(leorgo, wlll probably bo opened h>\nIho (Invornr.eut to pre-emption m-J\nspring.\nSir Walter llnlelgli, who In II,'it,\nfirst Introduced thn politic Into ir\u00bb\nbind, wan biliiiuiled on Oetober 20th,\n1018.\nEvery Woman's Complexion\nIh lioiinil to show whether or not site is In Rood physical condition.\nIf the complexion Is muddy, the skin sallow j If pimples or skin\nblemishes appear it is then attention must be given to tinprovo\nthe Iwillly condition. There is one safe nnd simple wny.\nClear thc syatem nml  tiurlfy the blood with \u2022  few doses nf\nticcdaiiu &UU\n'l'liis well known vegetable- fnmlly remedy la famous for Ha power\nto improve the notion uf the organs i.l'illgcstioii and elimination.\nThey will regulate the bowels, utimulatc the liver, lone tlm\nHlomncli nml you will know what It is tn bc free from trouble*,\nfrom headaches, backaches, lassitude, and extreme nervousness.\nThey will make you feel healthier and stronger In every way.\nHy clearing your system of poisonous waste Hecrham's I'llla\nwill have good effect upon your looks\u2014theae Ihcy\nWill Beautify and Improve\nnt AictlMM with eeett eow et\u2022 el iptelal vdtw m_ Jtnportinci to wmbib.\nSoU tvtrrwhiit,   la beiea, 25c. THE  PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK,  B.C.\n'\u25a0'\nPSORIASIS\nWAS CURED\nJtfter  Five    Years    of    SufferlnQ\u2014\nThree Doctors Failed and Said\nCase Was Incurable\nItching   and Burning   Was Terrible\nUntil Relief and Cure Was\nEffected by\nDR. CHASE'S OINTMENT\nPsoriasis Ir another name for\nChronio eczema. It lu the worst\nform of this dreadful Itching skin disease. Oneo eczema has reached\nthis stpge 1*. is usually considered In-\ncurable.\nBut hero Is a caso which proves\ntgalu the wonderful healing power of\nDr. Chase's 01utin.nl- Not only\ndoes relief come quickly, hut the re-\neultlug henellts are thorough aud\nlasting.\nMra. Nettle Massoy, Conaecon, Ont.,\nWrites:\u2014'I thought tt iny duty to\nWrlto yon telling you the great benefit I received from using Dr. Chase's\nOintment. For five yeara I suffered\nWith what three doctors told if any\none offered to guarantee me a cure\nfor $50.00 to keep my money lu my\nDocket, as I could not be cured-\n\"The disease spread all ovor me.\neven on my 'face aud head. The\nItching and burning was hard to bear.\nAt last my brother read In the paper\nAbout Dr. Chase's Ointment as a healer. I used 8 boxes, and I am glad\nto say I am entirely cured, not a sign\nofit-S'jre to be seen. I can hardly\npraise the c hitmen! enough, aud you\nare \u00bbt liberty to lire >iy testimony, as\nI hope thereby to Induce other sufferers to try the same.\"\nDr. Chase- OinMitent 60c. a box at\nall dealers or Kdmansoii, Bates &\nCo., Limited, Toronto.\nUNLAWFUL STRIKES\nNot Lonp Ago a Workmen's Walk-Out\nWas Treated as Conspiracy.\nAt oue time, not so long ago, It was\na very serious thing for a body of\nBritish workmen to go on strike, fur\nthey -..variably offended the authorities and brought tbemselves within\nthe scope of tho criminal law.\nIndeed, prior to 1875, a strike waa\ngenerally deemed an unlawful conspiracy, and was punishable as a\nCrime- lu that year an act of Parliament was passed which exacted\nthat uny agreement or combination\nby twr or more persons (o do'or procure to b<- done any act in contemplation or furtherance of a trade dispute\nbetween employers and workmen shall\nnot bu indictable us a conspiracy, If\nsuch net commixed by one person\nwould nut be punishable tis a crime.\nThe simple effect of that act of Par-\nllameut was lo prevent a body of\nmen being charged with conspiracy\nwhen tliey were only doing what one\nmau lould do. It did not legalize\nStrikes lu any way\u2014that la, it does\nnot take strikes and lockouts wlthlu\ntbe protection of the law; It simply\nmade striker no longer criminal.\nThis act of Parliament led to tho\nsystem or picketing--that abused system of using moral persuasion to get\nnon-strlkcrs lo stop work, and which\nIrd to such remarkable scenes wheu\na slrl-'c wus on.\nTrade un.oiis themselves are not by\nany means modern institutions\nRoughly speaking, they aro about 100\nyears old. They came Into existence\nabout the same time that machinery\nbecame popular, one being a conse-\nqtiuuce of Ihe other. Until the Trade\nUnion Act or 1871 trade unions were\nIllegal ft.r nil purposes whatever, and'\nIt wus Illegal for trustees to hold property lu trust for such a union. They\n'\u2022onId uol enforce any contract In the\ncourts of law, and Indeed It was dlf-\ntlcult for a trade union to be carried,\non at all until the act of 1871 was\nlassed-\nModern Version\nTeaeher*\u2014The poem wo have Jr-jt\nit-ad speaks of the \"buttressed wall.'-'\nvtamesle, can you tell me what a\n' nitres* Is?\nMameslc\u2014 Yes'm, It's a girl or Indy\nlyhat butts In.\nMra. Dashaway\u2014Ilow long had you\nknown your husband before you were\nm.irrled?\nMrs. Ouaggs I didn't kuow him at\nill. 1 ouly thought 1 dld.\u2014Phlladel-\n\u25a0I'lhi Itecord.\nTHE BLESSING\nOF MOTHERHOOD\ni-le-Jthy Mother* and Children Make Happy Hornet\nMotherhood ia woman a highest spher*\nti life. It is lh., I'ruitinn of li.T dearest\nu'les and greatest desires; yet llinu-\nlaii'ls of noble women tlirmii'.li seme do-\nraugomont have been denied this blessing.\nIn many homes ones childless there nr*\nimv children because of the fart that\nuy,llaE. Plnkham's Vegetable Com|iound\n.n.ikcswomen normal,lieallbyanilstrong. (\nThis is evidenced by tho following letters\nwhich an genuine and truthful:\nLondon, Ont-\"I wish to thank you\niw the benefit I received by taking your\n|fanions medicine,\n\u25a0 Lydia K. I'inkham's\n.Vegetable lom-\njpound. Before my\nI baby was born I waa\nJ so ill I could not\nstsnd long or walk\nany distsneo. I had\nia lie down nearly\nall the timo. Aftor\nI took your medicine\n1 felt like a new woman. I could work\nfrom morning till night and Was happy\naad well. I certainly think it relieves\npain at childbirth and recommend it to\narery woman who is pregnant. You may\nUM thll testimonial if you like, lt may\nhelp soma other woman.\"-Mrs. Crank\nOOR-UN, 1S2 Adelaide St, London, Ont.\nBrooklyn, N.Y.-\"I was ailing all tha\ntime and did not know what the matter\nwas. I wanted a baby but my health\nwould not permit it. I waa nervous, my\nside ached and I was all mn down. I\nheard that Lydia K.l'InlAam'e Vegetable\nCompound was good and took the medicine, I have now a beautiful bahy and\nyonr Compound has helped me in every\nway.\"-Mil. J. J, SiKwanT, _9 Humboldt St, Brooklyn, N.Y.\n\u2022;j_jge.\nHAY AND WHEAT\nSome Very Interesting Facts Disclosed by Blue-Book Statistics\nDespite the fact that lhe average\nCanadian considers wheat lhe great\nasset of our farm lauds, and looks\nto It as the .source of much ot Canada's future wealth, wheat does not\nhold the flrsi place just now. Hay\u2014\nordinary, common hay\u2014is the most\nvaluable Held crop grown in Canada.\nIn 1911 the hay crop was worth $161.-\n314,00., while wheat came second at\n$186,567,000 and oats third at $126,-\n812,000.\nIn 1911 tho ncreago of hay liy Ontario was 2,301,468, as against _,204,-\n021 in 1910 Ontario produced last\nyeur 4.238,862 tons, or 1.28 tons per\nacre; in 1910, 5,402,653 tons, or 1.71\ntons per acre. This will Indicate the\nextent of injury done to cropa last\nsummer, since, with an acreage of\n116,460 more than hi 1910, the crop was\nlens hy 1,254,291 tons. The market\nvalue of the crop for 1911 has not\nheen Issued yet, but officials state\nlhat It will he considerably over that\nof 1910, which amounted to $64,407,-\n105, This means that lhe proceeds\nof one-third of Canada's hay crop\ngoes to Ontario farmers.\nWhile careful Inquiry has resulted\nin some complaints fvcai fanners that\nthe persistent cold \"cather has been\ndetrimental to the timothy hay crop,\nin that it l_ not attaining full growth,\nthe prospects on the whole are for a\nbumper crop this summer. While\nconsiderable quantities of clover grass\nwere winter killed, a large percentage\nof the ploughed-up grain fields was\nreplanted ln hay and fodder.\nThe chief reason wliy hay maintains its high place on the farm Is\nlhat there is more money gotten out\nof it for the labor put Into it than\nperhaps for any other commodity,\nStatistics show that the average yield\nin 1910 was 171 tons per acre. At\nIhe average price for 1910 of $11 per\nton this means about $19 an acre.\nPutting Ontario wheat at 90c. per-\nbushel the average yield of wheat per\nacre would have to be over 21 bushels\nto give the Bame value in money.\nThe farmer well knows how much\nmore labor the production of wheat\ninvolves than the production of hay.\nThen again, while the value of wheat\nis more of less constant, that, of hay\nvaries from year to year, and $11 is\na low average. The average last\nyears was much higher.\nIt would not do, however, for Ontario farmers to go into hay-raising\naltogether, as lt would soon decline\nin price below the proportional market value of wheat. Then, the motor\ntruck and motor car are helng substituted for the horse so rapidly that Us\neffect will he seriously felt ere long\nIn the hay market Itself.\nMotorcycles\nA motorcycle Is a bicycle with a\npandemonium attachment.\nThe motorcycle Is equipped with\na motor small enough to be put In\na large pocket and loud enough to\ntill a colllseum comfortably. This\nmotor ls connected with the rear\nwheel tf the bicycle, and when it is\nin the mood will revolve the wheel\nwith tremendous speed, thus causing the bicycle to proceed from hither to yon over buggies, pedestrians,\nfences and small outbuildings.\nA motorcycle Is really a miniature\nautomobile wftii full sized uo.lse, smell\naud dirt ouiput. it is not started by\ncranking, however, hut by pedaling\nthe whole machine along the road until the motor emerges from Its coma\nand gets ou the job. An automo*\nhli ist. can he detected hy his vast\noverhanging shoulders and calloused\nhands. A motorcyclist, however,\nmay have arms like plpestems, but\nhis le__ are seven sizes too large lor\nhim.\nA motorcycle ts not as comfortable\nas a camel or a lumber wagon, hut\nIt is very swift, and there Is nothing\nthat feels mm*, like flying than to\nride a large barytone motorcycle over\nthe country roads at fifty miles au\nhour, leaping lightly from bump to\nbump\u2014except, to leave the machine\nwhen It has struck a rock and to soar\nswiftly through the unstable atmosphere until some jugged section of\nthp hemisphere Interferes with further progress.\nMotorcycles are very useful and\nhavo almos- annihilated distance and\ncheap clothes. They should be ridden lu costume, except by very\nwealth)' and careless men- A pair\nof leather punts with asbestos lining\naud a two bushel hip pocket for tools\na padded vest, heavy gloves, a pair\nof goggles and nose and shin guards\nmake a tasty aud useful rig for the\ncyclist.\/ Diossed in this fashion the\nenthusiast can enjoy himself to the\nfull as lie caroms from tree to tree\nund gorges himself with dust, oil and\nexcitement.\n.Motorcycles should br- treated with\nrespect at. all times nnd should not be\ninterfered with when In a hurry.\n.Marvellous records are made by Intrepid iiiiiouis wlio have driven targe\nmiles on a hoard track, aud most of\ntho way up the golden stairs In one\nhour by (lie clock. Minneapolis Journal.\nAll Sounded Alike\nSam Hennetl wus acting city editor\nof tbe early edition of one or the New\nVojk owning papers whloh gets on\nIhe Ht mM al 9 a.m. One morning\nJust before press tlm.'. a bulletin\ncame in saylug Charles Schwab had\nJUKI been made presldenl of lho steel\ntrust, ai a (alary or $1,000,000 a year,\nlletineit reduced It lo u paragraph,\nwrote a one line head over It. and\nstuck it on an Inside page When the\nregular clly editor came down he almost hud a til.\nOood laud, man! he stormed. Why\ndidn't you swear thnl story all over\nthe Ilrst ptige, with a hlg head over\nIt? Don't you know lhat a young\nman getting a salary of $l,uiM),000 u\nyear makes a ureal  hlg slory?\nRoss, said Ham, aftef he gets above\n$40 a week il all sounds alike to me.\nThat wai lhe wenl. Bonnotl's salary wus raised- Saturday Hi veil ing\nVo.A.\nI*  Often Happens\nIlow did you happen to lose yonr\ngirl?\n1 enl'italii il her so lavishly while\nwe were engaged lhal site acquired\nexpensive lasles. Then she wisely\ndeclarul lhat she would he unhappy\nwith itnyboily hm a millionaire, which\n( wasn't. Cour lor'Journal.\nChauffeur Is there au ordinance\nlimiting Ihr. speed or aulos In Ihls\ntown?\nNative (iosh, no! Vou fellers\ncan't ci\" through Squashvltlo any too\nquick for US,\u2014Boston Transcript.\nHowell--Howell doesn't speak to his\nwife.\nPowell\u2014And X van remember when\nhe thought It was worth $1 to suy a\nfew words to her by lung distance\ntelephone\u2014Judge.\nTO CONSERVE MOISTURE\nWritt.n by  E. B.    House,    Engineer\nColorado Experiment Station,\nPort Collins, Colorado.\nIt Is a well known fact that ground\nwhich is kept iooso on top wtll evaporate much less water than a soil\nWhloh is packed on top. The moisture which escupes Into the air Is\nabsolutely lost so far as the plants\ngrowing ln that particular Held are\nconcerned, and If anything can be\ndone to hold tills moisture In the\nground so that it may reach the roots\nof the growing crop, It is of course\nthe thing to strive for, and will prove\na benefit to the plant growing ln the\nfield.\nBorne years ago one of the representatives from the Agricultural College was visiting an up-to-date fanner in the country, and the farmer\nshowed him a field of wheat which\nIllustrated this harrowing in a remarkable manner.\nA storm had passed over that section of the country and nbout one und\na half Inches of rain had fallen. It\nliad heen a dashing shower and hnd\npacked the surface of the ground considerably. The grain was from four\nto six inches high, ami Die farmer\nhad been advised to harrow the ground\nto prevent evaporation, lle Bent his\nhired man to do tho work, who hitched on to the harrow and drugged lt\nillagorally across the Held of wheat,\nand then around the outside of the\nfield some five or six times. Ho thon\nbecame disgusted with the work because it appeared that ho was dragging out so much or the grain and reported the fact to tlio farmer who\nordered the work to he discontinued.\nBy he time tho grain liad headed\nthe marks of the burrowed sections\ncould be plainly seen. Tho place\nwhere it had been drugged diagonally\nacross the Held produced grain at\nleast eight or ton Inches higher than\nthat on either side whloh had not\nbeen harrowed, and along the edges\nof the field the gralu was In a like\ncondition- The grain of tho field\nthat had not been touched by the\nharrow was not to be compared with\nthe harrowed grain, cither tu appearance, size of plants or bends of grain.\nThe yield from the harrowed portion\nwas practically double that from the\nunborrowed   portion.\nIt simply shows that the harrowing and loosening of the surface soil,\neven though It did destroy some of\nthe plants, conserved the moisture and\nbenefited those plants that were left\nIn such a marked degree that it materially Increased the yield from that\nfield, and shows that this practice\ncould be employed to advantage by\nall farmers\u2014Dry Farming.\nOne on the Clerk\nCaptain Thomas Benet, who manages the mfle-long seine at the famous Gloucester Buch shed fisheries in\nthe Delaware, south of Philadelphia,\nsays most big Ilsh are weighed, as a\nfriend of his once was.\nMy friend, ho states, was taking\na walk one morning after a severe\nillness. As he trudged along he saw\nan acquaintance, a coal dealer, staud-\ning beside his scales.\nJust give me my weight, will you?\nasked my friend. I would like to see\nhow much my Illness has pulled me\ndown.\nWeight, Bill! called the dealer to\nIhe eli-rk  Inside.\nAnd thee, the clerk, thinking that\na ton of coal had been carted on the\nplatform, sung out: Twenty-four hundred Just.\u2014Washington Correspondence, New York World.\nA  a Disadvantage\nWhile awaiting the coming of hor\nfriend, the mother, a visitor to a Baltimore household, wus holding a desultory conversation with one of the\nlittle girls in the drawing room.\nWhere ar\" your two little sisters?\nthe caller asked.\nOh. they observed the little girl,\"\nWith ni air of one upon whom the\nresponsibilities rest heavily\u2014they're\nout somewhere to have what, mother\nculls mischief, and whatV they call\nfun. i\nAnd why didn't you go lo share Iu\nthe fun? asked the caller-\nThe child sighed. Mother trusts\nme so dreadfully, she explained, thnt\nI can't have much fun.\u2014Mppincott's\nLibelled the Label\nPaintings were not her specialty,\nhut as she gazed at a beautiful copy\nof Mlilet's Gleaners, her admiration\nof the work called forth enthusiastic\ncomment. Whut a wonderful picture,\nshe exclaimed. And how natural it\nlooks.\nBut what are those people doing?\nshe inquired, ns site bent nearer to\nread the title. Oh, yea, I see. gleaning millet! Mow perfect I v fascinating!\n;SHUTT\nPW* SHE.\nFrost & Wood Binders\nMeet  the hardest conditions of  cutting and\nbinding,    Do the work well.\nCRICULTURAl\nIMPLEMENTS\n6O.C00' Unclaimed   War Medals\nIn two large strong rooms at Woolwich Dockyard, Woolwich, Eng., are\nstored nearly 50,000 unclaimed\nSouth African medals. Each ls engraved with the name of tho man\nto whom it was awarded. These\nmen are not now with the colors, but\na staff of clerks and a department\narmed with medal lists and regimental records are endeavoring to trace\nthem.\nMany of this lost legion are Irregulars who flocked to tho British colors when war broke out, but who have\nsince become scattered ail over the\nworld. One young man, for Instance\nafter tho war, went prospecting In\nthe Interior. He turned up recently\nin Capetown after an absence of nearly ten years and asked for his modal. It was given him. Similar demands from all pnris of the British\nKmpire are received nearly every\nweek.\nHundreds or medals have been reposing Jn regimental safes since 1004.\nAt the end of ten yenrs, according\nto the King's regulations, thoso still\nunclaimed will be broken up and the\nsilver debited to tha mint, Many\nmen have refused tlio medal on the\nground that it is 'loo cheap-' Three-\nquarters of a million of the medals\nwero struck\u2014a fact which may have\nboon lightly regarded.\nBnt these South African awards are\nttot, the only medals at Woolwich\nawaiting claimants. There are 4,000\nmedals (with names engraved) for\nthe Zulu campaign of 1878-79, and also\nseven medals presented by tha British South African Compnny for the\nMatah le campaign. Claims for the\nCrimean and Indian Mutiny medals\nare still made. On an average the\nIndia o*'lce give nwny twelve Mutiny\nmedals a yeur, while tho wflf office\nbestows one Crimean medal a year\nand replaces about ten lost medals.\nMlnard's Liniment Co., Limited.\nDear Sirs,\u2014This fall I got thrown\non a fence and hurt my chest very\nbad, so I could not work and It. hurt\nme to breathe. I tried all kinds of\nLiniments and they did me no good.\nOne bottle of MINAUD'S LINI-\nMKNT, warmed on flannels and applied en i\"y breast, cured me completely.\nr. H. COSSABOOM.\nRossway, Dlgby Co., N.S.\nPROGRESS  OF  CREMATION\nOver Four Hundred Cremations at\nMontreal\nThe British Medical journal ln a recent article on the progress of cremation gives figures showing the\ngrowth of this method of disposing\nof tbe dead In Europe.\nThe total number of cremations In\nGreat Britain during 11)11 was 1,023.\nwhich shows an increase of 177 as\ncompared with 1010. Since the opening of the Working Crematorium ln\n1885, there have been 9,08-1 cremations in Great Britain. At tbe .present time there are 13 crematoriums\nIn Germany, six of which started operations laat year. A law has been\nrecently passed permitting cremations\niu Prussia.\nIn Switzerland there are now ten\ncrematoriums, three of which belong\nto the municipalities of Basel, Geneva\nand Zurich. There were 1.210 cremations In Switzerland in 1910.\nThere are about forty crematoriums tn the United States, twenty-\neight in Italy, five iu France, four in\nSweden and Norway, two ln Russia,\noue ln Denmark, and one hi Montreal,\nCanadu.\nThe beautiful crematorium In\nMount Royal cemetery nt Montreal\nwas opened In 1902 aud up to the\nclose of 1911, 401 cremations took\nplace there.\nNo matter how deep-rooted the corn\nor Wafl,rt my be. lt must yield to Hoi-\nloway's Corn Cure if used as directed.\nPretty Smart Work\nResidents In rival cities, .Tones and\nBrown were bragging hard about the\nexcellences of their respective homes.\nTake our fire brigade, said .Tones,\nafter pn liovr's heated discussion. Do\nyou know, th-3 other day a fire broke\noul In our town, and within three minutes tie engine came along, bnt it\nwas going so fast that the driver\ncouldn't pull up till he wus a mile\npast tha burning house?\nBrown Bm'led In a superior fash-\nIon.\nMy dear fellow, that's nothing, he\nsaid. One day two men were working on a church steeple in my city,\nand suddenly one of Ihem slipped. A\nterrible death would have been Ms,\nonly fortunately, a spectator had tbe\npresence of mind to call the fire brigade on the telephone, and they came\nji-st Ir. time to catch him hi a\nblanket.\nContents of a Man\n.An average man of 150 pounds contain*, the constituents found iu 1,200 \u25a0\neggs. There Is enough gas in him\nto fill a gasoinetre of 3,010 cubic feet.\nThe Iron lu him would make\nfour tenper.ny. nails. His fat would\nmake 75 caudles and a good-sized\ncake of SOdp. His phosphate contents would make 8,064 boxes of\nmatches. There is enough hydrogen\nin hln In combination to All a bat-\nloon and carry htm above the clouds.\nThe remaining constituents would\nyield six teaspoonsful of salt, a bowl\nof sugar, snd ten gallons of water.\nTiie foregoing analysis Is made by\nthe Practical Druggist, which adds\nthat a mau has 500 muscle.., about\n1.000,000 celts, 200 hones, 4 gallons\narteries and veins, mor'- than 25 feet\nof intestine**, and millions of pores-\nHis heart weighs from IT to 12 ounces;\nIts earaclty In from 4 to 6 ounces In\neach ventricle, and Its slxe Is 5 by\n3 1-2 by 2 1-2 Inches; it pumps 22\n1-2 pounds of blood every minute. Hi\ntons lu Bvery 24 hours, nbout 5,840\ntons a year; lu a fully developed,\nhealthy adr.l' It beats about 72 times\na m I nute.\nExtermination of Rats and Mice\nif It were generally know that there\nIs no trouble to rid a house, burn or\nany building of rats and mice hy the\nuse of Olllett's Lye, It Is doubtful lf\ntho article could ba made as fast as\nit would be used for this purpose\nalone. The process connected with\nusing !t ... very simple, the plan being to sprinkle a little of the article\niu aud around the holes made by\nthese pests In floors, partitions, etc.\nIn addition to this it is well to use a\nthin piece of board about a foot\nsquare, or even smaller, and make a\ncomplete circle of tbe Lye on the\nhoard about a quarter of an inch deep,\nand Inside of the circle place some\nmeat or cheese. In endeavoring to\nget af the ball the feet of the rats\naud mice will be burned and the\nwhole colony, whether large or smalt\nwill Immediately disappear from the\npremises.\nThe plan Is worth trying, but the\ngood kind\u2014Olllett's Lye\u2014should he\nprocured. Refuse Ihe many cheap\nimlialluis  and   substitutes.\nThe change of dietary that comes\nwith spring nnd summer bas the effect lu weak stomachs of setting up!\nInflammation, resulting In dysentery\nand cholera morbus. The abnormal\ncondition wlll continue If not attended to and will cause an exhaustive\ndrain on the system. The best available medicine Is Dr. .1. D. Kellogg's\nDysentery Cordial. It clears the\nstomach and bowels of Irritants,\ncounteract the Inftamaflon and restores the organs to healthy action.\nLabor Saving  Device\nInqulsite\u2014Say, stranger what kind\nof ammunition do you use iu shooting frogs?\nAndy\u2014Pepper and salt\u2014seasoned\nwhen vou shoot them.\nFather bought a Rubens when we\nwere in Europe last summer.\nReally!   What  horsepower?\nA Carping Friend\nA college offers me a degree for\na million.\nDo you want to he a college youth?\nNo, but I'd like a degree.\nOh, why spend all that money?\nJoin the Boy Scouts.\u2014Courier-Journal.\nA Bad Break\nHostess\u2014Do have some of my cake,\nMr. Ho-Jklns. I don't believe you've\never tasted my own make.\nThe Difference\nBess\u2014What's tho difference between & birr with only one wing and\none with two?\nTeas\u2014I give it up.\nBess\u2014Merely the difference of a\npinion.\nWhen Holidays Begin\nAs you pack your bag or trunk\ngoing on a holiday keep account of\nthe articles you take with you When\nyou start for home yuu will thus know\nwhether or not you huve lost or mislaid anything. And should the baggage miscarry or get lost or damaged\niu any way a list of your belongings\nwill be most helpful lu settling matters.\nMrs. Scrapp\u2014Whenever  my    bus*\nband and I yet into an argument I\nsend the children out of doors\nGuest (aiming to be polite)-Indeed   \u201e,\"',_' ^-'\"-'nuit's  right      Fresh\n,, t,'ialr I. a  good  deal   better  for  the\nI have and I assure you I did not j\nwish to eat anything else Tor days\nafter.\u2014Boston Transcript.\nPlain   Speaking\nWhy, it's as plain as tho nose on\nyour face.\nWell, anyhow, It ain't as plain as\ntho  face behind  your nose.\u2014Taller.\nFew and Far Between\nPa, why do they call this strawberry\nshortcake?\nBecause the supply of strawberries used In it is so short.\u2014Detroit\nFree Pres3.\nA man who bad ruined hi-, health\nwith alcohol, sat looking sadly ut his\nwife to whom he hud made many\npromises of reform. Jennie, lie said,\nyou are a good, courageous woman.\nVou should have married 0 better man\nthan I am. She looked at. him, stoop-\nshouldered aud prematurely old, uud\nanswered quietly: I did, James.\nchildren than hot air.\nMarvelous\nBobby\u2014This sailor must have bees\nun acrobat\nMamma\u2014Whv?\nBobby\u2014Because the book eaya.\n\"Havlug lit his pipe, he sal down oa\nhli chest\"\nHe Was  Spurned\nRelieve me. said old Qotrox, ai\nthough lm an old bachelor I'm sure\nI eould learn to be a good husband.\nVon know u man Is never too old to\nlearn.\nNor too old to yearn, perhaps, replied Miss PechlBI also I'm sorry to\nsuy you're not too old lo spurn.\nThe t-sser Half\nHenpecked Husband\u2014Is my wife\ngoing out, Dora?\nDora\u2014Yes, sir.\nHenpecked Husband\u2014 Do yuu know\nif I urn going with her?\u2014Satire.\nHOW BLOOD IS MADE.\nThe liquids tnd the digested food* in the alimentary cantl put through the\nwall of the canal into Ihe blood. Thia proeeia is called absorption and takes place\nchiefly from the imall intestine. After absorption the btood carries the food\nthrough the body, and each cell taken from the blood the food it needs. A pur*\nglyceric extract made from bloodroot, mandrake) stone, quern's root end golden\nseal and sold by druggists for the past forty years under the name of Dr. Pierce's\nGolden Medical Discovery, gives uniformly excellent results as a tooic to help\nio the assimilation of the food and in the absorption by the blood of the food\nit requires. I.radicate the poisons from the blood with thia alterative extract\nwhich does net shrink the white blood corpuscles, because containing no alcohol or\nother injurious ingredients. Thus the body can he httilt\nup \u2014 strong to resist disease, lhis is a tonic takeo from\nNature's garden that builds up those weakened by disease,\nDr. Pierce, founder of the Invalids' 4Intel at Butlut-i,\nIvY., has received many letters similar to the (ullowi.i,; :\nMr. Fred R. Munro. of p\u00abi_,H_). N. 8\u201e writes:   \"I tit.** trree%\nKlenmira in wmi.n- you na i-**t-*--nl-. \u00bbiy fmn. nml iu \u25a0.\u25a0lire.   In Srpu-ir.-\nur I was taken witli Typhoid Fever, which put ma In a dreadful condition,   | wan* wettk, run tltr-'ti.  -mti'.j.(-) unti *\u25a0'.--\u2022 r\u2022.\u2022*\u25a0.... \u2022'' tu a --*.\u25a0--\u2022-\n\u25a0Ay.'.**.*-.'-.    1 kid trit-tl muat \u00ab-very!l.in*r I t-uul.l sel but nothing did ItiU\nany ao-xl until, ut I...... I wan uilvm.il bu try Dr. l-inreo** < Jolileii M>*\u00ab!>\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2022 I\nDi-ii-.tvi-ry, ami' I'i.'anant Pellet*,' which I tllil.   Ut-fure I Im-I uiStl \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0***'\nbottlo I sitw a Kf\u00ab*\u00bbt Improvumont ami wh\u00ab\u00bb I had .i\u00ab*l thla tre\u00bbUn\u00abtit\ntwo muni hi. ui-ink; only a few vial* nt ' I'I.\u25a0\u00ab\u25a0_,-\u25a0 I l'elln-,,' 1 returned t->\nperfw-t health.    I ranm-t llml wonU to express my thank fut ness tat\nthh won-Wf-il modiclna,    I advl-ta all <ufler-.ni to write tu Ur. It. V.\nF. E. UUNRO, Vint*.        rittrct-, as ha t-urra whan othera fail.\"\nSimple English\nTbo Frenchman asked ih i American I\nn|i-ir maker wbu* he waa making,\nA yard, wus lho reply-\nHow mitcl' have ymi gol done? waa\nthe next question.\nA yard.\nWhere did ynu Ret the spur from?\nThe yard.\nAmi the Frenchman was very mueh\nsurprised tit the lucidity of tho answers i nit uuiii\/ed nt the simplicity of\nour language.\u2014Christian Register,\nSympathy\nMr. and Mrs, llrown had given thulr\nslx-yoar-nld son Italph a mosl caroful\nhome training. With great reluct'\naaee they placed lilm lii ii public\nsehool. A few days later Ralph\ncame home wllh a out lip und swollen\nnose,\nHis mother exclaimed, \"How did\nyou li, 11  yourself?''\nHe replied\u2014\"I v.uh sliding dowu bill\nat roceflS and rati Into u tree. It\nhurt \u2022pretty bad. mother, bul every\none was awfully good to me. The\nhoys wero Jusl fln,'--why, mollier,\nthere wasn't a hoy In lhe elans who\ndidn't say (iosh! wheu I iau into thut\nManager Wives\nA well known doctor, who clainu\nthat Canadian motherhood is the\nhighest iypp In the world, was ;-sked\nIf this waa not partly duo ta the unusual amount of respo.slblllty tht*\nt'aiiHdiun husband ollowa his wife In\nfamily affairs.\nQuito true, the doctor replied. The\nconfidence her husband place;, lu her\nmokes the Canadian mother capable\nmid self-reliant, The mother's share\nIn u family's success or failure Is :i\nlarge one-much larger* Indeed, than\nmost men will acknowledge.\nI nee by the impels, a friend once\nsaid to me, ths-. Footlights is traveling under his wife's management,\nSo do most men, I replied, but they\ndon't advertise It,\ntree.\nA gentleman who was once sloi-ped\nby an old man begging, replied: Don't\nyou know, my mun. lhal fortune\nknocks one- at every man's dour?\nYes, said lh'1 old man, he knocked\nal my door once, but I was oul, and\never kIucu Ihen hu has seal hh diiiigh*\ntor.\nills daughter? ropllod ibo   gentle*\nman.      What do you mean?\nWh-     Miss   Fortune.    Klashllght.\nWillie, snld III\" mollier sorrowfully,\nevery tt you are naughty I get nu*\nother gray hair.\n(Iee! nald Willie; you must have\nbeen a terror. I-ook al Htandpu. -\nI ..nl I s Home Journal.\nPsnsrtn\nIfohson-So vou've boiiKht a piece\nof property Bl Murshvllle. Ilow does\nyour land ll\u00ab? -   \u2022*\u2022\"* --\nJohnson\u2014Not nearly so well as tbe\nagent vjby VW & ta Wj 'U\nThe Wedding Gift\nTiie bachelor community or a cer-\ntA-n suburb were greatly scared by\nthe advent amongst Ihem of a fearsome type of Ibe desperate, husband\nburning spinster. After throwing\neach of the bachelors luto a slate of\nterror, lest ho should be lhe recipient\nof her attentions, the lady finally cup-\nt red the curate.\nLocal bachelordom was so intensely relieved at its escape that it united iu presenting the curate with a\nsplendid wedding present lu the\nshape of a costly table-service. The'\ncurate was over-whelmed \"Such!\na magnificent gift!\" he gasped.\nWei:, you see, my boy! exclaimed!\nthe chief of lho local bachelors, It Is\nreally our thanksgiving service.\nThe Clinton Motor Car Co., Limited\nWill Show a full line of\n\"CLINTON\"\nMotor Cars, Delivery Waggons, and Heavy Trucks, at the Winnipeg Fair\nJuly 10th, to July 20th.\nYou an-cordially invited to Inspect theae Canadian made cars If y*>u\nvisit .he Pair.\nWe want agents In all the centres of Manitoba and Alberta, that ar*\nnot already signed up.   For Information address\nE. D. Cleghorn, Sales Manager,\nQueen's Hotel, Winnipi-g\nAgents lor the Province of Saskatchewan:\nSTERNS & BURTON, SASKATOON\nMinjrd'i   Liniment   Cures  Garget   In\nCows,\nSilly\n.liilmiiy \u2014\u25a0 OO-qoI KurllH llolibs\npunch.il my mwu when I wasn't :.iok-\nlug,\nHla l'n*-Whal'! Where were your\n.'>'.,\u00ab'.'\nJohnny\u2014Ho tolJ ui>* to close them\na minute,\nThe Northern Trusts Company\nTRUSTEE,\nHEAD OFFICE,     WINNIPEG.\nThia company acta iu tho capacity of\nEXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR\numi wo .shall he ala.l to forward _py of   our   -Booklet    \"Somethiuie\ni.bout Trusts, Trustees' anil Truaf Companies.\" on request.\nMONEY TO  LOAN  ON  FARM   PROPERTY  AT CURRENT RATES\nOF INTEREST\nWhy the Bulldog\nWuliali, wild Colonol clay, aa he,\nKliiiic.'il aroiinil llie liiultiK mom of tli\"\nhli; Intel, you \"\" -**\u25a0\" urius \"\"' \"\nK .nliii'liy hii'iili'aal.\nAmi whut la thai sir\" enquired the\nwaiter.\nHrliiK me \u25a0' nl\"'**-. \u2022' h'lll.hii! ami a\niiuiirt of bourbon whisky.\nnm why iio you order a bulldog?\nenquired llie waiter.\nTo \"at ibe steak, suit, replied tlio\noolonel,' Cincinnati Hnqulrer.\nThe Influence o fClothes\nll.. -Illil you ever observe what n\ndiffer.'\"'.' I'loih\"*    unihe    on    ono'B\ninliiii''     Now, wl\"'\" I am In inyrldliig\nIons I'm all bora.*;  when I hav i\nmy  biialneaa  aull   my   nilnd'a  full  Of\nliuslneBi; when I n\"1 I\"1 v ''Vl'\"'\nIng ilr.'HH my mind lakes a purely ho-\nolnl turn.\nHh And 1 Blipposo that wliefl ymi\nlaic, n balh your   mind's   an   lltler\nbin nk?\nDiscovered\nVou look dowi. In tin mouth. Dmi'i\nnllow yoi raolf to get too much Olll up\naboul your girl throwing you over.\nI'm not worrying over dial. Illil\nHlie sent me back my ongngemonl\nring marked 'Olass! Handle with\nCaret'\nNaturally\nWas Jimmy Jinks angry at Ibe\nresult of Ills Interview with Jenny\nllllnk's fallier? .....a*-*.-...\nWell, be did say he felt quite put\nout.   \/*\u2022\nr\nI-'or klllln.; Hies On a 11\" SttllCor\nmix ninety parts of water to ten i\u00bbai:s\nof formaldehyde ami two pans of\nsugar. I'liicf* sponge iu middle of ao-\ntutlon. Tbia mixture ailraota Hies,\nwhich ill.* almosl Iromedliitoly upon\ndrinking of num\". Renew mixture\nevery few .lays.\nGood Cheer\nTii\" vegetable days have come,\nwith gurdon ansa complete\nKnalillng iih to laugh u lot\nAl tlio awful prlc\" or meal.\nBaltimore Sun.\nl-'aili.T it s vory allium\", bul when\nI waul you lo marry a tin.li you oh-\n'out, ami whenever I forbid you to\nmarry u man you Itistal upon ll.\ntjaugliter -v.-s Ami when wo nre\niioili agi I, Hi* man always objects,\n'r*i&^\nP\u00b0* G\nTli\" '.'ronoll gave up Hi\" Panama\nCanal b.'caus\" ll wuh a \"pest bole\"\nwhore white men opuld nol llvo, Dur-\nIng his! November, oul of a while j\npopulation uf 11,001), thero were two\ndeaths .rom disease\u2014-one malnrla ami\n0 \u2022Illicer.     This result  Ih due to\nkilling out mnH.'llllnes tilluill'.t. drain*\nllrown -So you're living In llie\ncountry,\"olll I Mtippom. you gel up\nwltll the chickens'.'\ntlreen -Haven't any chickens. I\nget up with the therinomoter.\n'Vhat He Objected To\nVlHltlng Chaplain Ab. my brother,\ntills world Is lull of trials\nPrisoner\u2014Oil,   dry   up,     giiv'nnr!\nThink  I  iliiuno thnt?     It ain't  tlio I\ntrials I minus,   It'*   Ue   verdicts.\u2014\nhluo-cb. \/\nSEE how handy my new granary is.\nYou place four or five of them around\nyour quarter section. This saves time in\nharvest hauling to stacks.\"\n\"Tlnnrnvgranareiconn in to hold jour grain from each\n\u25a0tack My Rranarr keen. Rralnclean, dry and unhealed.\nfto uiUatjr greln, no lo\u00abM from rats or vermin, when\nr.adyhaul direct to th* elevator froiu the granirlea.\"\n\"i make newel si tat n! thll landy granarr You can\nget 151) 20.. 3'X*, 400, SOD, 600 and lOOO, full mea.-\nure'euersn-eid Imperial Uiuhel eiica (not\nsmall U.S. bltohall) and vou net up any\nl'sllar Oranary ii half a day. Remember\nyou can move it cailly any tlm*, My\nOmnuyaavoabigmoiiiyhycutlingdown\nl_:i\"!Banl l..<i|ii.i; tho grain right.\"\n\"See bow the ma i at tie left can .hovel\n\"lain In from tii tlirra'.ilng machine,\nii it has no Ij*-spout lo deliver grain\ndirect throi-Rli the manhole on the roof.\nTha other man ii bagging grain, Cranorlej ore had\nWith door-c-ctlon or plain, a. desired My new (.raniry\nI.lull right lor ravin;cos*. It Ji\u00bby* \u25a0<*' \u00ab_>\u00bb \u25a0\u2022>\u2022 >\"'\u2022\nIt .onus In Mctlon*~lon freight, co.t, A bey can \u00bbt\nup.   Wilta for my dos-rinlivo buohlet. vou\nWril. fir n ,*l-l No. 11\n' The Pedlir People U_it-d,Ostaw\u00bb,OnO\n\"\u2014i-Sirta CM.O\\*T   RDMONTOtl\n7*.l.,\u201ei,li.fd-.i Crown Block   \".inu rti.w.\nBAKATOOlf MOOIE JAW             LETBIUpOB\nDrawer IMI tart Wlliil'>-\u00bb * \".rvtaU        JIJ 1'ilUi fcl. S\nDirect your Inquiry to the Ptdlar place nearest you.   They wlll anawar )\npromptly and   eau. yau time.\n\u2022Tbt   Pedlar   Qranarv   it   fireproof,   Think what that means!\" THE  PROSPECTOR,  CRANBROOK, B.C.\nBook News\nSI.50 each\n\"V\" vs. Eyes.   By the Author of \"Queed\"\n\"Smoke Bellew.\"   By Jack London.\n$1.25 each\n\"The Mind the Paint Girl.\"   By Louis Tracy.\n\"Stella Maris\"   By William Locke\n\"Murder Limited\"   By Ranger Gull.\n\"Bobbie, General Manager\"\n\"Blue Anchor Inn\"\n75 cts. each\n\"The Dop Doctor\"\n\"The Trail of the Lonesome Pine\"\n\"The Wild Olive\"\n\"The Prodigal Judge\"\n\"His Hour\"\n\"The Garden of Allah\"\n\"The Shuttle\"\nBEATTIE-MURPHY\nCompany, Limited\nTHE REXALL STORE\"\nH. 1-Urvis of Vernon, waB lu town\nFriday.\nBORN\u2014To Mr. imd Mra. W. J. Man-\nlot, of Mflclcod, Altii.. on May 28th,\na son.\nHts Royal Highness King Cleorge,\ncelebrated his 48th birthday on Tdta-\nday, June   3rd.\nA farewell luncheon was tmiteretl\nto Mrs. W. F. Gurd on Wcdmsday liy\nMrs. CJ. Erickson.\nMr. and Mrs. F. B. Kc'.thum, of\nWarsaw, Wis., were registered at the\nJmnbiook Thurs'ay.\nKILBY     FRAMES     PICTURES\nM. A. Beale, wlio has been at the\nco'ist 'or the past month on biL-iness\na exotcted homo today.\nWm. Briar was at Fernle this wee'\nn coinect.on with tho eBtabllshtneat\njt ii Moose Lodge In that city.\nN.    H: ason    bas    ta en  over    th?\n0\"t nay  garajj ,   anl  hereafter    i\n\u25a0 ill he known a. tb' H.usju Gitr-iKO.\nJames Davis, auditor uf thfl -11\nVie it MatVot waa In tovn this wr.^\niudlttu< tho books of tbe local niar-\niet\n-S[KH:inl features ut tli \u25a0 BM BOD\nTheatre all next weok, tin* most up*\nt-.-dutt- iiu.vu.-y picture thi-itiri' in the\nWl'St\nWant a Wedding Ring?\nmm\nIIIIIIU\/\/\/\/\/,\nNew \u2022idewwi't)  axe l*\nC.   t\\   ll.   aornss   tli Ir\nlaid  by\nright  otwa?\nfrom Van Horn Btreet  to tb- depot\npltttlonii\nYou caa get the best iu weight and\nworkmanship here for little money\naud any other kind of Ring* at a\nconsiderable reduction. We have\na targt assortment of very tine\nJewelry and precious stones and\nwill be glad to bave you call and\ninspect them at your k-isiuc, There\nwill be no pressure to buy unless\nthe goods tempt you to do so.\nRAWORTH\nBROS\nJewelers ft Opticians\nMl MM llll M \u25a0 11 IH H IHI. M Ml 11 M 111M H\nA CONVINCING SIGN\nthat we >**il the best harues*\nmade is found in the fact thai\ntbe most experienced horseman\nare ninoni; our best -.'Ur-tDoiei^.\nThey know by experience that\npoor harness ls both dangerous\numi expensive, lle as viae is\nihey and come here (or hariiesi\nthat can be relied upon and that\n\\rill wear wonderfully.\nI\nW. M. PARK _ CO.  |i\nPhone 109    Cranbrook, B.C.     P.O. Box 443\nH4W1MH 11 l\"l41\"l^\"M\u00bbl^WMI\"l4-l''l'l\"l-H-t\"l\u00bbl-l\"l-\n|      .Mr.   and     Mrs.    K.   flu-\u25a0]\u00bb,   Ol   Kil\nbourne,    Wis.,    spent this  week   in\n\u25a0 Oranbrook.    the guest of tii It bod,\nMr. Lester Clapp.\nMr   and Mrs.   W.   F-  Gurd  left  on\nthe \"Flyer\" Thursday (or Vancouvor,\n- .*.:-? Mr Gurd wiii practice law,\nu . reeMfl In the future,\nMr. and Mrs. Harry White, will\nie ive today for the coast. Mr, White\nwill attend the Giand Lodge of Od 1\nFellows conv?ntion at NanaLiuo.\n.Mrs W. B. McFarlane win not re\n:ei\\e on Friday, on account ot leav-\nxg the city, and due n->t.ce will be\ngiven of funh-r rcceptio.-is on her return.\nMrs. J. Hyalop wi 1 accompany hei\nU-ighter, Mrs. F. Stri ie and Jaugh-\n<;r to Sjo'tane. They are proposing\ncaving Cranbrook on Sun lay's noon\ntrain.\nFor Sale Rents & Wants\nFOR 9AlaB\u2014Two 5 roome.l -itastereil\ncottages, '800.0I) each, Terras,\nPhone 818, BM. Shnekleton,\n16-St\nWANTED Spring Bear Hides by the\nOranhroolt Taxidermist, P. 0.\nHoi  m., Oranhroolt. 19-tit.\nFull BALE -Two Peerless Brooders,\nnlso 2-aa.j egg Peerloss incubators\ngootl as new, J. tlurtelde, Oranbroolt, Phone Rant-h, 15-tf\n! POR BALE -Cottage on Dewar Ave.\nCash or terms. Apply W. McCready.   Box   HUl, City. 20-3t\nChop Sueyl\nDinner\nSpecially Prepared\ni\nServed Every Saturday Evening at\nWasa Hotel\nWasa, B.C.\nThe Rendezvous for Tourist Parties\nlilllil in 111111111 H M1111 I'M\"! 111 III Ull I\nFOlt SALE OU EXCHANGE FOR\nproperty in this vicinity 164 acres\nol land ono mile from the city ot\nMatheson, Ontario. Apply A. 0.\nPlsott, P. 0. Box. 515, Cranbrook, D. C. 22-5t\nLocal News\nNothing uilrls to th.* appearance ol\na room like pictures, well nnd suitably framed   Kllby Erram.es picture\".\nJ. Austin, ol Elko wus in the city j\nMi ii Iny.\nGordon Darling, ol Montreal, brother ol Harold Darling, Is spinning a\new dayB in the City visiting his re-\n.............. _i latives.    He expects to return  th.s\n-1 HH || |i|H 111 | HI III \" I'\" H II111 llll III J | ffMk \u201e-,\nItoad Superintenleut John Heel\nmotored to the Upper Kooten ly Val\ney on Tuesday, to inspe.t ro ids and\nbri 'ges in that portion ol the Cran\nIn oo* district.\nAt the Edl on Thjatre tonight will\nb? ttnwn tne lolloping lilms:\u2014\"Th.\nUe,\" a drama; \"Thc Whlteman's\n\u2022irewater,\" and the two reel feature\nentitled \"The Lo.c Chase.\"\nMrs. W. E. Dori.n, lelt on Wedneu-\nlay on a holiday trip to the (ar\nlast. She will visit relatives in eas\nem Canada and the United States,\nud will bo away niveral months.\nTuesday being thc King's birthdaj\nwas   celebrated   as   usual   ill   Cran\nrook, tho Government oEc-s,   Cit,\n\u25a0all,     io it.    oflice.    ban s,    public\nschool and many s'ores wero closed.\nKILBY     FRAMBS     PI0TURB8\nOld Hirers a*y ihai the water 1\nthe rivers and streams of th5 dlB\nrlct have reached the high at s age,\nA sure indication that tils ls true,\nb that lhe srow Ib almost gone oi\nBaker Mountain.\nAt thc Audi-oil im tonight will be\nshawn  the  exu ing  and  instructive\nour   reel  feature  entitled;   \"A   Tn;i\nI 'o Alaska,   \"Hunting the Big  Game\nI of the Arctic,  \"Showing how    Wild\n! Same can be Roped.\"\n' It seems that as soon as the pno\ni pie nre through worrying over th\n! backward summer it is time to begin\n; worrying over the condition of th\"\nJ wheat crop and the prospects of Its\nbeing injured by frost,\nWm.  Shim of Wasa is spending i\n\u2022 few days in C'runbrt o'; this week. He\nj pices good reio't ot the progress of\nI tho K, ('. II. and the opening up ol\nhat part ili the country ns soon   as\nthe completion is made.\nKucky M.iimta n Chapter lt. A. M.,\nwill h .1.1 a regular monthly con oca-\ntion  l\u00bb   the  Chapter  room  of    the\nMasonic Temple on Tuesday evening\nI  lext.     Vl-'lting ...iiiI-.-.U1.>ilm are cot-\nt Hatty in ited to im present.\nN. Hans n ictoivt'd a ia load ul\n; Kord unto i o'llles this week. Mr.\ni 'lunson Ih now tho Criin'iiouk alien'\n1 'or the Kord Company, and It Is hi\"\n; n entlon to always huve \u201e stock of\n{ theae excellent   mot. rs on hand.\nMr. nnd Mrs. K. Kuuiuier arii el\n, home yest'ri'ay Irom Vnncouver,\nI where they h-tve i, en attending the\n'. Kn*gbts ol Pythias und I'ylhi in Sla\nj    ers Convention,  to  which  they   were\nj u.pointid delegates from the loea\nlod-.es, They re;iort having hud u\ngood time.\nThe Hp.i' unu in'erHt'.te F *lr nr'.l-\nu 'em.'nt are already Hrn ling out In\n\/Hull,,um    to    var'o'H   .11..I, l.-t.;   lo\nay I ham it visit ou Heptemlier 15th.\nH wlll be noted lh it thn title i t this\nvear'i. Kulr Ih two weeks enrllor than\n'irovloini yearn and tbe date slioul I\ne particularly horne In mind.\nUnless thc next few il'iyii ai .i ox-\neiitloiiilly ho*, 'otll (lav lllld III IH,\n'horo Is hut lltt'o d-neer Irom ilgh\nvate- ii the str auiii iin.1 rivers of\nh's dlatrlct, At the pi.Hiiii, time\nhe water Is at aliout tin, a ora\"e\nhigh water mink, nnd duneer to\nto bridges and washout, it puiiaud\nFOR RKNT-Nlcc live roomEd furnished ho iee. Prlrc $20.(10 pei\nmonth.    See Boale _ Elwell.\nW.   tt'.   DaVlS   ol   Wyclllle,   v\ntown Thursday.\nEd,   Oovell,  .1  Kingsgate   wns  in |\ntown  We Inesday.\n.Mrs,   K.   Blroe,   ol   Nelson,   wns   in\nthe City Thursday.\nMrs.  H.  Uurling  will  n it   receive\nany more  this season.\nAllan A. Mo ue, ol Calgary, wns a\nguest nt. tbe Cranbrooa Thuuday.\nMrs.   John  I'roois will  n <t  recei .*e\nM.  J.  Monnir ot Moyle waB lu the\nCity Tuesday.\nJ.   Vn ng of Windermere    was I\ntown 'thursday.\n\"BOB'a   PLACE\" for CIOARB\nand TOBACCOS\n!     1*'. ll- Am.ild, o; Vancouver, was in\n! the City Thursday.\nA'  0,   Bowness was at Port  Steele |\nMond ty on business.\nAl.   Doyle    drove over  trom Fori !\n.iteele  We Ines.lny on  buslness-\nM.   B,   King,  ..I   Vancouver, spent I\nseveral days in town this week.\nHarry Mathers and Peter Boyle. I I '\n. ort Steele were In town WtdneBday,\nW.   I..  Iih ules,  ot Seattle was re\nthis month. \u201e\u201er age In this season.     I S*\"**\"\"*  at  the  Craniroak Tuesday\nMrs, A I.. Mcllermo ,t will not re\ncetve Thursdsy nor ai-iiin lhis n a\nson,\nC Rodsers, of Crestoi. was tr-in\nBaOtlng business in Cranbrook 'lhirs-\nday,\nMr. and ffrs, K. (J. Hla .let, of\nWyclllle, were in town Hnturdny\nlast.\nMrs. N. .1. Lawson, of n,j eland,\nwns a guest at. ihe Oranbrook Sun\nday  last.\nKr. and Mrs, Geo, Watson it.' Port\nSteele were Oranbrook visitors on\nMondny.\nT. T. McVittie, of Port Steele, waR\ntram*.!.-i ng business In Cranbr o'l\nTuesiluy.\nII. W. Supple of the fm\u25a0\u25a0erlal Hank\nhas return-id Irom a holiday trip to\nthe const.\nKIl.HV      FRAMES      PIOTUREB\nH. Ilrnnlc'i, and II. Washburn, ul\nOaHovay, spuit Tuesday last In\nOranbrook.\nA. Mel-oilnb, ot Perulc. was Iran\nsnctlng bus.n ss m Crunhio ik Thurs\nlay.\nMr. and Mrs. Burnett, ol Calgary\nwere Oranbrook   visitors on  Thurs\nday \t\nKH.BY      FRAMES      PICTURES-\nA large luroat wae burning Sun\nday lasl on the mountain eust of\nMoyle.\nDr. Rutledge left on Monday morn\nlug  (t.r  Bull   Itlver   on   professions\nliiuilnesa\nMaple   Leal     Mine,   at   Belle', ue,   on\nMonday.\n.lumen Finlay,   wa. do vn from the\nMr.  and  Mrs.   D.    II.  Hlc'aril,  ol.\nWillow  Point,    were gueats   at th\nThursday.\nMr. and Mrs. B. A. Ward, of Whit\nCourt wore Craahrook Visitors on\nSunday last.\nHnrry Edwards of Wyclllle wa-\nirnui.iet.iig business at uranbrouk\nou Wednesday\nFOK RENT\u2014Rooms In mcd3rn house.\nPhone 374, corn.r Edward Street\nand LiiuiHiliu Avenue. 23-tf.\nLOST\u2014A post ofllce key, the flnfor\nwill be rewarded by leavli g srme\nat the Prospector Office, (J.T.)\nTo-Morrow May Never\nCome\nV OU MAV fully Intend to insure to-\n\u2022 morrow! How do you know there\nwill he a tomorrow\u2014for you? Insure\ntoday. Don't wait because of your present Inability to carry a large\namount; a small policy Is better than\nnoun. Besides, while you are waiting, the cost Is Increasing! Take cait\na policy tor SOME amount In The\nMutual Life of New York now, while\nyou can get lt. The more convenient\nseason, for which so many wait, may\nnever come to you,\nHAZLEWOOD & MORRISON\nLocal Agents.\nHanson Building, Oranbrook, B. 0.\nP. 0. Box,   574. Telephone, 458.\nH. F- Baker of Boston, Masa., was\nguest at the Ornnbrook Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. I. McBride, ot Mnrys-\n\u2022H'e, were Cranbrook visitors on\nPriday.\nW. J. Bell, and H. B. Logan, ol\nVancouver were registered at the\n'ranbrook Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. D. Ran'iins, ot Mon-\n'real, were registered at the Cran\nhrook Sunday last,\nOu Sunday last, a large hush tire\nwaB burning In tb* vicinity of Ihe\n'tnudnrd Lumber Co.\nATTENTION!\nBtitlsh Columbia Timber Holders\nA wealthy eastern corpora*\nlion is in the market for several well located bodies of timber\nin southeastern B. C. MUST\nBE NEAR railway transportation, good logging chance and\ntiro risk.\nSend full information of your\nnU'eiing giving (|iiantitiss, de\ntailed estimates, stumpage prions\nand maps to Box 320. -'lit\nCRANBROOK DRUGGIST\nDESERVES PRAISE\nBeattie-Murphy Oo. deserves praise\nIrom Cranbrook people for Introducing here the simple buckthorn bark\nnnd glycerine iniiture, known as\nAdlor-1-kn. This simple Herman remedy Ilrst berame famous by curing\nappendicitis and lt has now heen dls*\ncovered that A SINGLE DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on the\nstomach and constipation INSTANTLY. It's quick action Is u big sin*,\nprise to poople. 43-1\nIlu Friday, May ,10, thu Liberals\nof tbls Province held u convention at\nRevelstoke, and elected the tolluwln;\nofficers. H. C. Brewster as pro 'n\nclnl lender of tbo party; M. A. Mac\ndon.Id of Vancouver, proildtnt; nnl\nRalph Smith it Vancouver vice pre\nsldmt. Tin r tl Ing s-ciotary-tieas-\nurcr wiih ie elee'ed. At the morning\ns sii. n the llrlilsli Ootlih.6lap.it\nform was re Indorsed with tow nlt'r\natlons, many Import nt incisures\nwere laid over tor another twelve\nmonths\n.1 nines Brown nnd tainllt left \"u a\nluy on an eastern visit, th.y wlll be\naway for several mrn'hs.\nMiss Htn-li, of Nelson has been\nst ylug iu the City viol Ing at the\nhome of Mr. and Mis. Wats n's.\nKILBY     FRAMBS     P.3TURE8\nMrs. S. L. Burgnu, and Miss R. \"\u25a0\n'ur,*an, of Suit I a''e City, were rendered at the Cinn'i oo i Thursday.\n'UlltN-At the C.ottig\" Hoi Ita' on\nMou lay, Juno 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs,\nI. MiKlnley, ol Klmberley, a daughter.\n0. B. Ayre, ot Fl o, a promloen'\n'uiubcrituin of the dlitrlct, was traa-\ns'tctliig business at Cranhrook Tins\nday.\nGovernment Agent, A. C. Ne'sou\n<ind Mrs. Nnl im returned Monday\ntrom a short holiday trip to Pincher\nCreek.\nPresident Wilson la now a fill'\nfledged   president.    Two   m n   ha\"\neen s*n*e**ced lor sen ling him threatening letters.\nMrs. W. U. MacFarlane Wt or\nThursday on a visit to Vancoirer\nand other coast non's. She will be\naway nbout two months.\nFarmers and tattle mrn say tha'\ncrops seldom, if ever looked h-tt\/T Ir\nthe Cran**rook dlBtrlct for this tt~\u00bb\n'Ime ol the year than they do now.\nIt is reported that the Crow's **Vt\n\u00b0a9s Lumber Company h\u00abs lost over\nUOO.OOO worth of loe-s, owln* 'oth-\ne-treme high water tn the Kootena\nriver.\nR. L. T. QaPaal\u00bbh, Indian \u00bb\"\u00abn*,\nand A. B. Fenwlc'-, ot Kort St-el*\nwere In town Thursday, and t-ter 1-\nthe diy   motored to Klmheiley o-\nbus.'n*ss.\n\"BOB'S   PLACE\" (nr OIOARS\nand TOBACCOS\nSix demonstration tarms In A'be-\nta have been o-erated during th*\nyear at a Pto'it of 189,818. TMs 1\nthe mos* Convincing way ot teachin\nhow to tarm.\nA large number ot rr\u00bb.*-r*-o*i: Con\nservailves hive si-niPed their n'en\ntlon ot attend'n \u2022 the Qreen r-ee-*t'o\nat Feme, which will ha t\"*ld some\n'Ime during the **re-.ent month.\nArrangements have been ma'e \u2022*.-\n'he Premier anl t'*e M'ni't-r el\nLands for an e.hlb1 I n of \u00bb*rlLl'h\nColumhla produ*ts at the land *ho-\nto be held at Chl-ago In Ko -ember\nTha re-itau-an' which la *e'ng r\"n\n'n ronne-tlon vlth 'he V. M. C. '\n<n Cranbrook, will he .closed on 'h\u00ab\n15th of June tor several tnonf-s The\n-eopenlng dite will be announced la-\nUr. \t\nThe Model Variety Ptore la -en\n-niv-ted this wee1', ne*\u00bb pi\u2022-\u2022\u25a0\u00bb.\u2022-\u00bb\nwindows *-ut In, and Is be'ng tlt'e'\n-s a mod-*! ond un-to-da** s'ore. T\nChristian has the contract tor th-\nwork.\nHon. Price El'l-on, a-d Hon. W\n*.. Ross, hns nec*pt\u00bbd an invitation\n'o del'ver en address before th\" We-,\nt-rn Cfn\"da 'rrl-a <-n -ssic'stln-*\nat Le'hbridg., which will ta'e plac-\nthis summer.\nMrs. W. B. MsoFa-lem, Mra. H. V\nParker, and Miss A. Hlckenwotha-\nare the anpolnted dcle-a'es to th\nconvention ot Rebekahs to be held <n\nvaii'ino ne-t week. The party wll\nleave Cranbrook today,\nCelonel Roosnve1t has eome out o'\nhis librl suit with great credit. At\nhis reuuest the jury gave him no-nln-\nnl damages to the amount ot si-\ncents, the Colonel d-sired vindlca\ntlon and nothing rise.\nSir Richard McBride, premier ot\nBritish Colimlla and the Hoi W,\nR. Ross, mi-later ot land', wi'l be\nguosts at the big re*\u00ab tlon at Fernle this month In honor ol Robert F.\nOram  M. P., fnr Kootenay.\nCranbrook too'* the flrat bell gn**'e\nrtf a series \u00bbl h Wardn-r, nt \"Vtt\nner on Sunday last. Hard hitting\non the part ol the Cranbrook nhe\ncra-a-terlied the plav'ng. The score\nwas-Cranbrook   7, Wardn-r   I.\nAlthough the i a-tirrshlp recently\nelating between T. Cbistlan and A.\nE. Jon's hid been dlsroled by mutual content, T. Chris'ian Is still\ncontracting *>nd Is ever ready to undertake work lor which he Is we'l\nadapted,\nTho Urund Tr'phy Shield ot the\n'nclent Order of Fore, ters vas won\nby Court Cranhrook for the la-g'st\nnumber ot members Initiated durln-\nthe past year. It Is now on exhlbl\ntlon in tho window at \"Bobs\" place\non Baker Street.\nA. II. Pliyle, of tho Bard rrocb\nn nih, situated on 'h* side of Patton\n' a e was In town this wee'' on bus\nIncas In connection with his work.\nMr. piayln dropped Into our ofllce\nnnd reported nome of the pro\u2014ess\nhe wns nine in- In the chicken Industry. He Is mating sons vu'lois\nImiirovem.nts to h's ranch and n.pes\nbefore anoth. r season Is bore to have\n'be largest poultry ranch in the dls\ntrict.\nKILBY     PIUMBS     P10TDBI8\nr\nARE YOU\nPROTECTED\nINTERNATIONAL\nCasualty\nCompany\n,\nSpokane\nWashington\nAssets over $700,000.00\nInsures Against\nAccidents, Sickness\nand Death\nReliable, Prompt, Safe\nHazlewood & Morrison\nGeneral Agents      \u2022      Cranbrook, B. C.\nP. O. Box 574 Hanson Building Phone 458\n**** ll ** im , ll l'l 111 ***** iiiii llllll I llllll I;\ni i \u2022\nAre You Going\nFor a Trip?\nBuy your Trunks, Suitcases,\nEtc.,\nAt Cost\nj Cranbrook Trading Co ;\n\u25a0it 1111 ii i ii 1111111 in hi 1111 ii ii n n inin.\nH. Stephens and W. M. Har 1*\nleave today for Ncn'mo to nto\nthe I, 0. 0. F, Convmtlon ub d*,e\nga'es from Ibe loe I Order of thi\nsame society. H. White wl'l also be\nthere In his capacity of Grand Warden, and it Is to be bopid that he\nmay succeed ln gain ng rn ev n higher posit'on In th* order for which hi*\nIs ellblble.        \t\nThe committee of the On n r o\nTinils Olub intend to hivo a f rmnl\nopen ng ol their new gro nds his at\nternoon at whlcb every m m*-er ls\nrequested to be P'ese t, and It pis\nslble, to bring with th m an 'nte\nint; member. It Is hoped that a lar e\ngathering will le tbe resut. Tea 1'\nto be served during t'-e aflernoo .\nTbe ladles comml'tee ap 0 nt d Is\nMrs. Krlckson, president* V s. * r m\nn*r, Mlm Car wrlght, Mrs. Ellw 11\nMiss Patt-rron, gen-iral coitum fee\nHon. President, C, Ooc\"-. Preld'nt,\nN. Wa'llneer*, Seeretarv-Treasurcr,\nA. Kaworth; M. A. Beali, Mrs\nBeale, B. T. Brymner and 0. H. Pollen. The Tennis Olub ls to I \u2022 con\ngratulated upin the new groundn\ntbey have obtained, esiccla'ly th*\nlocation. It is an Idenl spot, situated to tbe cost of tbe Olty, nartl.\nbordered with trees and v ith Bt.\nJoseph's Oreek running alon; lie, ll.\nla one whlcb commends Itself to nl1\nnature lovers and wlll undoubtedly\nbring [I a ure to alt tbe trequentir\nol tbe courts. The gro ndi are wel\ne .ulpped, having three courts laid ii,\nthe most modem style and a One\nfa,I Ion tn connection; soats ha\/i\nbeen provided lor apeetators and\nIrlssds of tbs me_bars.\nIt la stat d that within 24 hours\nat any time durln.* the last elg'it en\nn o:iilis tbe Pi naraa canal eould hav,\nbeen thrown open for the passage ot\nesselr, in lid ng warships, if th United State. Government bad so desired. ' In tbe e ent ol trou le wl h\napi.n rega.-dlng tbe all n land bill\nIn Oalilor ita, you nould ste fie e n-\nal thro , n open a id wa sh' s p ssing\nhrt.u h so fast th it it would ma a\nyour li ad swim,\" said a retiring\nsuperintendent.\nMen Hose\nThe Reliable Kind\nPriced Right\nWe Deliver Promptly\nPhone 78\nF. Parks 6? 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