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Dr. Chown, General Superintendent\nof The Methodist Church of Canada\nDr. Chown is one of tho most dietinguished divines in thc English\nspeaking world today. He Is tho founder of the Tcmporcnce and Moral\nReform Movement ns nn organized branch of the ( .irlstlan Church. In\nconnection with this depnrtment Dr. Chown played no small part in obtaining legislation at Ottawa ot a very advanced nature. As a diplamnt\nand statesman he hns an International reputation. Dr. Chown will preach\nat the morning nnd the ovenlng services of tbo local Methodist Church\nnext Sunday.\nCreston Fair\nThe Creston Agricultural Pall Pair\nis now a matter of history. Excellent weather, splendid exhibits and\na large attendance greeted tbe opening day.\nThe Pair was formerly opened b\nJ. H. Schofleld, M.P.P., who thanked\nthe president and those present for\nthe honor conferred upon him. He\nreferred to previous fairs held at\nCreston and congratulated tbe people\nof CreBton on their enterprise. He\nconrluded bis remarks by congratulating tbe ladies of tbe district on\nthe beautiful display tbey had made.\nIn the fruit section, apples of all\nvarieties and pears predominated. 0,\nB. Appleton of Proctor, Judged this\nexhibit and said that in the , late\nexhibit of wagoners he had never ln\nall his experience seen such close\ncompetition.\nWm. Hamilton of Cranbrook, judged the vegetable exhibit, wblcb be\naald waB a truly remarkable collection.\nSimilar expressions were expressed\nby Mrs. T. B. Gill ol Crnnbrook, who\nwaa judge ol tbe home-cooking and\npreserving department.\nC. H. Wise was judge ol the poultry exhibit.\nAmong the notable winners was C,\nCook, who captured the Bpeer's silver trophy with five boxes ol Bpit-\nsenberg apples, and with 14 boxes of\nfruit won nine Ilrst prizes. This exhibit will be exhibited nt the Chica\ngo Land show. Murdoch and Calender with an exhibit of live boxes ot\napples took second Honors.\nThe apple packing contest waB won\nby Mr. TriiBcott, Ilrst; ft HtaploH,\naeeond; and T. Goodwin, third,\nT. M. Edmonson curried oil many\nfirst and second prizes in the vegetable class, In tho ladies exhibit Mrs.\nJ. Stock* carried off the big prizes.\nPlant* were shown ln profusion,\nand the youths of the district had a\ncreditable exhibit of pigeons, rabbits\nand poultry.\nThe auccess of the fair Is due to\nthe efforts of tbo peoplo of Creston,\nand the hard work of the officers of\ntbe Association.\nLucca Seeking Bout\nFighting Chas. Lucca ls now looking for some of tho 130 pounders to\nfight him ln Rossland on or about\nNovember 18th. \u25a0\nRegarding thin match, Lucca says\nthat he wlll moot either Joe Ilayley\nPrank Rarr'cau, nr nny of tho top\nnotchers thnt will sign up. II this\nconteat Is staged lt wlll he well worth\n* journey to Rossland to see lt.\nEntombed Miners\nTwo hundred nnd seventy-five miners are believed to ho dead tonight,\nThursday, beneath torn, of fallen\nearth, timber, coul and rocks in the\ncuts and rooms of Stag Canon Mine\nNo. 1 on the Stag Canon Fuel com-\nuany at Dawson, N.M.\nHundreds of miners, working in\nshifts of 15 each, are slowly forcing\ntheir way through the rooms and entries, fighting againBt dangers of gas\nand fire which today started in an\nadjoining mine and which tonight\nthreatens to reach the space in\nwhich the entonri>td men were trapped. Only 23 men have been taken\nfrom the mine alive.\nTonight the first miner to be reach\ned alive within 12 houra was\ntaken from the main entry. He was\nfound unconscious near a mule which\nearlier tn the evening had been found\nalive. The man was two miles within the mine. Thirty-eight dead and\n23 rescued make up the total of the\nday's work of recovery.\nThoso who saw the explosion say\nit was like a volcano, first came the\nroar, then the noise of thc great explosion when instantly from tbe two\nlayernl entries issued the flashes of\nilame, followed by dense clouds of\nheavy black smoke.\nDemand for New Policy\nDismay is a mild word to use in\ndescribing tho efteot upon the Liberal\nparty of their defeat in the Chateauguay election, From one end of the\ncountry to the othor the Liberal\npress has indulged 111 hitter epithets\nnga.tt.8t the 0on_.orvttt.v_ party bUow*\ning plainly that they have taken\ntheir heating budly. The leaders of\nthe pnrty have also shown thnt the\ndefeat wuh nut expected. Time and\nagain during the last session Liberal\nmembers in the House of Commons\ndemanded an election boa_t)ng that\nthe Province of Quebec would teach\nthe Government that Quebec was Htiil\nsolid for Laurier. The first by-election has taken place in a constituency two-thirds of French Canadian\npopulation and the answer to the\nLiberal boastings has come clear nnd\ndefinato that the Borden policy of\ngood government in the interests of\nthe people of all sections of the Dominion han commended itself to Quebec. The old sentimental cry of attachment to Lnurier failed to sweep\nthe French Canadians and honest\ngovernment won the victory.\nThe Conservative victory has shown\nthat the Liberal party must recast its\npolicies. Reciprocity and n Canadian\nnavy have not commended themselves\nto the electorate. Vapourlngs on the\npart of sentimentalists that the people should \"put their money on the\nOld Cock\" hnve lost their power .The\nscales have fallen from the eyeB of\nthose who formerly supported tho\nLaurier methods of obtaining votes\nand their is now a clear line ol differ\nence between the two parties. Conservatism is the creed of those, who\nwish attachment to the Mother country nnd at the same time demand national develoument along safe and\nsure lines. Liberalism on the other\nhand is based on n minimum of attachment to the Mother Country and\na return to power by violent agitation.\nIt is evident that the electors have\nbecome tired of such Liberal tactics.\nThey want, if the Liberal party is\never again to secure their support, a\nsubstantial programme founded upon\nprogressive lines. As the Liberal\nparty is now in desperate straits\nsuch a programme does not Beem to\nbe ou the horizen and agitation and\nrace appeals are their trump cards.\nHow far the present lender of the\nOpposition is responsible for such a\ncondition, is not known. During the\npast fifteen years he haB always\nshown himself an autocratic leader in\ndealing with the members of his own\nparty, He has loBt much power consequent upon his defeat on September 21. 1911, and it Is now evident\nthat his party ls tossed about by\nconflicting opinions nnd eddying currents of thought. The saner members of the party nre calling for new\npolicies and new leadership. It will\ncome an no surprise that u party convention may be called and a new programme and h new leader .h.,ne\nTie difllculty v. 11] he to chi ce both\nthe policy and the leader. Neither\nseems to be ready at hand. Those\nex-Ministers who hold Heats ii) the\nHouse did not show last session that\nthey possessed the qualifications nec-\nBsary ,-r . n orshi \u2022. . i ... i r. *rm\nOraham showed himself a hutlCBp.t\nactor, who loves comedy better than\nserious statesmanship.\n. in' ox Mmlsl r . w o ia e m t\nseats in the House cannot be thought\nof ns possible lenders as they cannot\nsecure seats In the House. Hon. Byd\nney Fisher, Mackenzie King, W. H.\nFielding nre all 0 t In Lho c Id . u*\ncannot secure a welcome anywhere.\nThe fact thut Mr. Fielding has taken\na job as editor of a Montreal Liberal\npaper shows that he has not imith\nhope of being offered at an early opportunity a seat in the House tit\nCommons.\n.Such is the stnte of aflairB In tho\nLiberal party. It baa become much\nmore evident since the Chateauguay\ndefeat. It will boconie more pro\nnounced as succeeding defeats ensue,\nThere ia hut one moral to the whole\ntale. A party cannot succeed unless\nit Is founded upon n belief in the\njudgment of the pe.ple nnd a de ir\no legislate fnr ili-* c inmon good.\nSir Thos. Shaughnessy\nsays Canada has\ngreatest crop\nin history\nCHICAGO, 111., Oct. 18.--Canndlan\nprosperity will reach its high water\nmark in the present year, according\nto Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president of the Canadian Pacific railroad. He arrived in Chicago en\nroute from Montrenl to Winnipeg.\n\"Canada will have the greatest\ncrop in its history this year,\" he\nho id. \"Reports from the Northwest\nshow that we wlll need every car we\npossess to move the great crop,which\nwill be garnered. Of course, this\nmeans greater prosperity.\"\n...\"Does a cattle famine appear imminent in Cannda as it does in tbe\nUnited States?\" he was asked.\n\"Well, at present, we are seudlug\ncattle to tho United States,\" he replied.\n\"That does not look as though we\nwould not have enough cattle. I believe, however, that most of the cattle exported are breeding cattle.\n\"Doth Canada and the United\nStates have paid too little attention\nto the necessity of raising cattle and\nboth wlll suffer frora it soon dnless\nsomething is done.\"\nBORN-At the Cottage Hospital-on\nThursday, October 23rd, to Mr. and\nMrs. S. O. Tenting, a daughter.\nThanksgivingEntertain-\nment at Ft. Steele\nSpecial services were held in the\nPresbytOHiuu Church at Kort Steele, j\non Sunday' lost. The church had\nbeeu tastefully decorated by Mrs.\nPearson, Mrs. Cooper, and tbe Misses\nBalllo and presented a very pleasing\nappearance\nMr. Chambers delivered a sermon\nappropriate to the occasion and at\ntbe conclusion Of the evening service\nintroduced tho new pastor, the Rev,\nDr, MaMeeKln, M.A. to tho congre\ngo tion.\nDr. Meekin Iuik spent a good many\nyears as missionary and pastor and\nhas held many high and Important\noffices; nnd Kort Steele is to be congratulated in baaing a preacher of\nsnrh high attainments.\nOn Monday a most successful con\ncert wns held in the church before n\ngood audience. Mr, Chambers presided and Mrs. Cooper mado a very\nefficient accompanist, every item was\nwell received and warmly applauded.\nOne of the features of the evening\nwas the reciting of one of Byron's\npoems by Dr. McMeekin. who by-the\nway is a Professor of Elocution.\nThe following waB the programme--\nInstrumental introduction by Mrsf\nCooper; Song \"Tell Me\" by Mrs.\nPearson; Reading \"Old Man Rabbits Thanksgiving\" by Mrs. Chisbolm\nSong \"If I only had\" by Miss Baillie\nSong by the children; Recitation by\nRev. Dr. McMeekin; Song \"Beautiful\nIsle\" by Misses B. nnd M. Baillie\nand Miss McKenzie; Recitation by\nMr. Jackson; Song \"Thanksgiving\"\nby Miss Ourley' Rending by Mrs.\nKershaw; Duet \"Tell Mother\" by the\nMiss Bnillies and Miss Fletcher; Song\nby Wr. Williamson; and a\u00bb a final to\nthe evenings splendid entertainment\nthe Choir rendered \"The .Maple Leaf\nfor fiver\"\nWIDOW OF TITaYXIC VICTIM\nCARRYING ON HUSBAND'S WORK\nMexican Crisis Near\nAt Washington, D.C., on Thursday,\nan atmosphere of gravity and Bomber silence enveloped the Mexican\nsituation, not only with regard to\nthe dissatisfaction of tbe United\nStntes nt Oreat Britain's attitude,\nbut as to tbe critical state of affairs\nin Mexico city nn the election of October 26th draws near.\nTho conclusion drawn generally was\nthat u crisis was approaching slowly\nthat the arrival of General Felix\nDiaz appeared to complicate internal\naffairs In Mexico and that stern measures by the Washington government\nwould not be surprising.\nGeneral Diaz was escorted to the\nAmerican consulate by President Wilson's personal representative Johu\nLind, the American Consul, and two\nAmerican residents. Troops surround the consulate block. Diaz wlll\nbe arrested if he leaves the Consulate\nT NEW HATS AND 11 CHIC SUIT\nNelson Organising another Newspaper\nAt n recent meeting of the Nelson\nLiberal party, it was resolved to\ncomplete without delay the organization of a compnny witb a capital of\n..10.000 to publish a Liberal dally\npaper iu Nelson.\nWorld's Record in\nNation Building\nNKW YORK, Oct. 28,\u2014Promier McBride, who arrived yesterday on tho\nWblte Star Liner Olympic en route\nto Ottawa, suid that although ho had\nmade many trips to the old conntry\nhe could not recall the time'whon interest in Canadian affairs was as\nkeen and general as at present.\n\"Undoubtedly the subjects most dls\ncussed is our attitude towards tbe\nnaval question,\" ho Bald. \"I was\ngreatly impressed with the interest\ntaken in England In the recent by-\nelection In Olmtenuguay.\"\nReferring to British Columbia, be\nsaid; \"I was greatly pleased to see\nthe Increasing attention which British Columbia received in Kustern\nCanada and Kngland. l.nsterncrs\nnre beginning to havo n proper appreciation of the tremendous wealtn\nnnd almost Illimitable resources of\nthe fnr western provinces. It is with\nout any reflection on the other provinces that I declare that British Col\numhia ought to he able in a fow yonr\nto establish somo world's records In\nnation building.\"\nThe _nlt shown In llm cent, a ot the\nptoturo tn chft.ac.orla.lo uf what thn winter Stylos urn to be. Tho ulclrt Ih a lurK'1\ni-hdii In blue ini,] groon tout ih_ coat of\ndark olive green cloth. Oray tor trims\nthe collars um) miffs Tin- two tutu ere\nsmart Parisian roc-dole.\nImportant Changes in\nC. P. R. Timetable\nTmln fil.'l- An*, nt. 12 SO; I-ea. 13.00\nTi nln II\u2014An. nt 13-00; I.,*,.. 14*10\nTrain 514\u2014Arr, nt 14-55; Lea. 18-05\nTrain HI Arr. nt 22-15; I .mi. 12-25\nTrain 512 -J,oa. nt 7-Ofl; Arr. 34 WJ\nKlmherley Ilrunch\nUa. nt 7-80] Arr. 12 30 nt Ornnhrnok\nBlowing up Safe at\nCranbrook Steam\nLaundry\nA somewhat dastardly outrage wna\ncommlttod nt tho Oranbrook Steam\nLaundry last night when burglars\nblew up tbe safe with blue glycerine\nCl mpletely ruining same and damaging Other ntllce furniture. Tliey got\naway wllh about $50 to * fiO in foose\ncash. The perpetrators are not at\npresent caught but. the police are\nworking strong on the case.\nA amnll black boar weighing about\nHOO pounds Iiuh been visiting the pre\nmines of resident.i on linker Mill. The\n, btar Is quite tame having been ln\ncaptivity for nbout two years, but\nbreaking his rbnfn be In now on n\n| round of pleasure seeking o few days\nof frandom.\nHenry B line.I. perished when the Titanic sank and bla work goes .\u2022.\nt_4 tbe ouo who does It is bis widow, wbo whs saved wben tbo great steam*\nhlp went to her doom, She found relief after the horrors of tnut April night\n* carrying on the business her husband hod left, und __ still doing it, and doing\nThe Girl in the Taxi\nl\n\\ After\nClerk v\/\nIt took almost nn entire act for ! Frankel\n'The Girl in the Taxi\" to get across i pared n\ntbe footlights at. the Deadwood theatre last evening, but Bhe made up Eo \u25a0\nlost time when she got on n BOCt&hle\ntooting with her audience. The pre-\nMninary rounds of the plot are cx-\nplnnitory to a degree thnt arouses\nsome fear that tbo allair in going to\ndrag unnecessarily, but when it gets\nunder full way It dcvelopes rapidly\nnnd in a decidely spicy manner. If\ntbe audience that 111 led tho theatre\nto the limit, expected to see or hear\nsomething that could awaken Interest in a French playhouse they went\naway disappointed. The Btory hints\nat conjugal Infidelity of the less actions sort, but there ie really nothing\ntbere tbnt calls for the attention of\nthe censor. It ih a typical French\nComedy, worked over to suit the tastes and limitations of an English or\nAmerican audience.\nTho Fredericks Amusements company Is responsible for the production\nand they sent out. n coterie of players\nwbo are well fitted for tbe duties entrusted to them. The Mignon of the\npiece, the much divorced woman,\naround whom the complications do-\n.elop, in excellently done by Miss Al\nfecn Morrison, who looks and acts J\nthe part with proper abandon ond\ngrace. George Falkner, a juvenile of\npromise, who has already attained n\nknowledge of the tricks of the trade,\n..Cored n hit with bis general work\nnnd showed much cleverness in an\ninterpolated dancing turn. Alfred\n('lurk assumes the mannerisms and\ntorn per ment of an accomplished rake\nwithout overdoing the part ond Lionel Morris did most acceptable work\nas an accomplice In >* midnight revel\nMarguerite l.easure was dainty\nfaclnating Bl a French moid. The\nothers who made up tho cast and do\ntheir parts acceptably are May Her\nflarh, Fred Croblflhly, Sitae Keene,\na. T. Atkinson, Marlon Doan, Xeno\nFalkner and Bdward Olden.\nTbe above company will be al the\nUid 1 tor lum on November 7th, when\nthose who attend will not\nattendance\ntomo consideration, the Oltr\nis Instructed to notify Mr.\nthat tbe Council waa pre-\nplace before the ratepayers\nfor tbelr consent, the said by-law\ndu Mr. Frankel giving a cash bond\nol $150.00 as agreed upon to defray\nthe coBt of nn election. Council tb#n\nadjourned t<<\nto the cnll\ncity Clerk.\nmeet next week, subject\nif tbe Mayor and the\nLocals\nMr. C. II.\nWard and wife, o( Oranbrook, nro stopping nt thc '{impress.\nMr. and Mrn. Ward nro visiting tba\nCoast cities on their honeymoon tour\nMr. Ward Is one ol tne leading cltl-\n<.f Cranbrook, at present nn alderman, and tho Liberal nominee lor\nthe next Provincial election.\u2014Colonist, ot. ir.tli.\nThe employees ol the Bust Kootenny Lumber Co., on Friday last, tendered to Mr. nn.l Mr.. Arch. Leitch\na compllmontury dance nt Jaflray,\nThe Hex orchestra (urnlshed the music which was excellent. Mr. Irving\nacted ns .fl-.or manager, and Mes-\ndames Hunter nnd Wllmott served re\nfresbmentB, and the busy man was\nMr. Abbott, Alter partaking ol refreshments, Mr. Hunter, ln the name\nof the men. presented to Mr. and Mrs\nLeitch n cnliinct of sterling silver.\nMr. I.citrh replied In a few appropriate words.\nTho work ol r.*rlamation of 26,000\nacres In the railway belt routh ol\nGolden very vitally aflocts East Kootenay. Inasmucb as it will open up a\nvast terrltorj lor cultivation along\nthe Columbia river, which Is Hooded\nI i ior several months in the year; Hon.\ne ll, 1'' Croon, Ml'., has Interested\n, himself In the matter, and has ad\nvised the government from tune to\ntune relative to certain aspects ol\nthe possibilities r,f Just such a scheme\nas tho one now in hand.\nSpecial\nCouncil\nMeeting\nA special meeting nl the oily conn*\n,11 was hold iii tho (Illy Hall on l'n\n.lay nlghl to consider tlio passing ol\na hv law granting certain concessions\nio Mi. .losoph .rnnkol ol Plnolior\nI'reek, Iii consideration ol said I'nui\nHoi crodine; nml maintaining nn Ab\natkolr and cold storn, e plant at\n('ranbrook.\nThere were preiient Mayor ll IVC *ss\nand Aldermen Kennedy, Clnpp, Leask\nnnd (Jarr.\ni* Beggar Prince opera company\nrot nu played that ever popular musical\n icdj \"LoMascotto\" nt the Audi\nLorlum on Wodnosdny night.6 There\nnm ii large attendance, the Loyal\nOrdol ol Mo..,.,- bolng present as a\nlodge Tho music In this particular\nbill is exceptionally good nnd tho\ncompany made u good showing n\nhub attractive oporotto and carrlsl\n'tholr audience from stnrt to llnlsb\njack Losllo, ihe Broadway artist,\nwns really tho favorite; and the orl\u00ab\nluul iioeeo, nnd Hnv Southward, as\nPl'IhCO Lorenzo, ami Miss Travors aa\nllotlinu. proved themselves artists\n1,0th In voice and nctlng. It Is to\nbe hoped Hint tills really eieelleut\ncompany will piny n return engagement liefore the season doses. THE PROSPECTOR. CRANBROOK, DlUTlsU COLUMBIA\n\u00a9he Ipvoei'tctoi;, \u00a9vanlaook, $. 01\nPublished Kver\nE3TAB1.I8HHD 1896\nSaturday Morning at Cranhrook, B.'Of\nK. M. Christian, general manager\nSUBSCRIPTION 1UTH8 $2.00 PER YBAR\nPoBtace to \\mertcan, European (British Islos excepted) and ..ther foreign countries, ltd cents a year extra.\nLDVBRTI8EMENTB.\u2014AdV?rttslng rates furnished ot) npplicntlon. No\nadvertisement!) but those of a reputable character will bo accepted for\nPU ADVERTISERS AND 8UBB0RIBERB, t'nless notice to the contrary\nla given to local manager advertisements nnd subscriptions will be kept\nrunning and charged up against their account.\npiFFERfiVr\n19th VEAR\nCRANBROOK, P.C, OCTOBER 2Mb\nNo, 43\nNow Rlr Wilfrid Laurier in explaining thnt. nt least, tho next bye-election will be different.\nHaving lost in Quebec, the men\nwhose treachery ln the Senate placed\nCanada In a false light throughout\nibe Empire, are preparing for a-\nnother sot-bock in Ontario.\n\u25a0 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nBritish Columbia is getting in line\nfor the rush the Panama Canal is to\nstart. In tbis province 3,000 tulles\n\u2022 >[ railway are under construction at\nan approximate rost r,| (175,000,0001\nThe Itaurier organs are Haying that\nthere was c< rruption in Chuteauguay\n\u25a0veil, were tbere tint several members\nnf tbe late government there? What\ncould you expect.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nAntagonism to the Naval Aid Bill\nis well named aa Opposition policy\nIt Is a policy that will keep Sir Willi .il Laurier nnd bis followers in\nopposition for n long time.\n\u2022 \u00ab \u2022 .\nThe terrible dtaaatir to the crew\n<\u2022( the Zeppelin dirigible balloun\npoints to tbe fact thnt before the\nconquest of the air la attained many\nhuman lives will .--.til. have to be\nKr.ori_.re...\nSir Wilfrid La irtei I as bad a\nnother change ,,f poltcj in power b>\nhoasted of a surplus, no matter even\nif obtained by peculiar hook-keeping, j\nwhile in the Chateauguay campaign j\nhe denounced the Conservatives for\npaying off the national debt. Hon.\nMr. White's great surplus of .55,000\n000 last year was stmnglj <\u25a0\u25a0 ndcmi\nBecause the Senate blocked the\nNaval Aid Bill the Hritisb Government hnd to make arrangements for\nthe building of three battleshipB to\ntoko the place intended for the Canadian ships. Becauso the Senate\nblocked the Good Roads Bill BritlBh\nColumbia has been forced to spend\nlarge sums on road improvements\nthat should have bean expended by\nthe Dominion.\nAn official of the Butchers' Aaso-\nciation recently foretold the coming\nof $ Beef, within ten year.*., be. said,\nporterhouse steak will be selling at\nj- dollar a pound, in the last six\nyenrs beef rattle in Canada and the\nUnited States ban been consumed\ntaster than they ran be reproduced.\nAnother foet has been established,\nnnd that ia that the consumption of\nbeef has dropped at the rate of 10\npounds per capita during this time,\nnud that people are beginning to\nbunt for substitutes.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u25a0\u00bb\n'Die claims of the province of British Columbl i for m -re gonero a s\nsidy treatment mc being Investigated\nby the Dominion Government. These\nclaims, involving millions of dollars\nend millions of acres of land, are\nvery old, Tbey were repeatedly\npressed before the Laurier Govern\nj ment and a.-, often neglected. Under\nthe Borden Government tbey are now\nIn e fair way to a satisfactory ad\n\u25a0 Instment\nBritish Columbia was not repre\nsen ted at tho In ter provincial confer\nenc of 1102. but in the printed proceedings of that conference there a;*\npears a letter signed by the Hon. B,\nG. Prior, then Premier of BritlBh\nColumbia, in which trie provincial\nsituation was fully discussed,\nIn Liter yt-urs - oni I r t\nish Columbia repeatedly came * Ot\ntawa seeking an ad .atment I all\ndifferences, rhe claim of British Columbia t. \u25a0 -, : rm, however,\nal thi Interpi lal conference of\n1906, wh.-:. v.; VI :Br le - impressed\nthe conference with tbe justice of the\ni provincial contention that the dele-\n[gates from the otber provinces unan-\nmously decided to offer British Col-\nnubia an additional allowance to the\namount of UOO.Oi'H) annually for ten\n\\, ars.\nIt is in fiilblmeut of the promise\nmade by Mr. Borden that the two\ngovernments are coming together\nthrough a royal commission to en*\ndc avor to reach an amicable settlement of British Columbia _ claims.\nMr. '\/., A, Lash. K.C. of Toronto,\nhas been named as Dominion commls\nsloner, Mr. E. V. Bodwell, K.C, of\nVictoria, has been chosen as tbe Brit\nish Columbia representative, and in\nthe course of a few dnys it is expected thnt the name of the umpire or\nthe cbaiimnn will bave been announced by the Colonial Secretary, rubs ving been requested to make a\nnomination Mr. .1. E. Martin, K. C,\nbatonnler of the Montreal bar, has\nbeen appointed Dominion Counsel,\nwhile Attornev General Bowser, of\nHritisb Columbia, will act in like\ncapacity for that, province. The secretary of the commission is Mr. Fred\nCook, the well-known journalist ond\nformer mayor of Ottawa.\n*I never objected to hei staging\nin the flat It wae thc Aat In im\nMarried\non the ltth Oetober, 1918, nt Na\n[knap, B.C., by tbe llev. H B, PUUi\nmore, M.A . rector.\nElla Tesele Balfour, youngest\ndaughter ol thfl Bev Francis I*.\nKlemyng. L.L.D., Military Chaplain\nand private Chaplain In Hesse, Darm\nntadt, and til Pail, France; to\nitobert Leslie Thomas Oalbralth,\nJ,P., Indian Agent. Port Steele, B.C\nand formerly Ml V. foJ thfl Kooten\nays.\na wedding took place at Nakuap,\nB.C., on Tuesday, October uth, that\nis of especial interest to Kootenay\nold-timers and Indeed, to British Col\numblans throughout the Province,\nwhen R i. T Oalbraith, pioneer\nmerchant, ex M, P, P., prominent\nchurchman, am! for many years in\nJinn Agent lor Kootenay under the\nDominion Government, arrived in tbe\ncity yesterday, his visit wae looked\n-pon as a periodical oltlc.nl one. His\ntrue mission, however, was secret un\ntil tbe arrival of the steamer Boss\n.and from the north, when a lady\ndisembarked nt the wharf and wa*\u00bb\nmet by Mr. Oalbralth nnd a few of\nbis friends. The party went to St.\nMark's Church, entering that edifice\nto tbe strain of the wedding march\nfrom \"Lohengrin,\" played by Br.\nLavelle. Tht marriage service of the\nEpiscopal church was condurted by |\nHev. s. H. Phillimore, with Mr. Gal- !\nbraltb and Mias Ella Balfour Flem-\nyng, late of Torquay, England ns\nprincipals. The bride was given a\nway by L. J. Edwards, while Miss\nFlorence Edwards acted as brides\nmaid, ther*1 being present also H.L.\nRothwell and Mrs. Edwards, all old\nfriends of the groom In early days of\nthe Kootenay. Immediately a.t-r\nthe conclusion of the ceremony the\nchurch bell peeled forth the news aad\nthe happy couple returned to the\nwaiting steamer and proceeded on to\nFort Steele, where tbey will reside.\namid the deafening noises of the\nsteamer whistles, which were repeated by the whistles of other tugs and\nmills around the bay.\nMr. Galbraith is a pioneer of pioneers in Kootenay, having lived at\nFort .Steele _3 years, nnd represented\nKootenay district in thc provlncla\nlegislature in the third nnd fourth\nparliaments from 1878 to 188C.\nCranbrook Rifle Shoot\nThe Cranbrook Civilian Rifle Association held ;t shooting competition ou Thanksgiving Bay; the weather was Hue, and the attendance\nlarge. Shooting commenced at n-\nbout 10 a.m., at the 200 yard range,\nstanding. Percy Graham carried ofl\nthe first prize wltb a score of 25; W.\n.1. Atchison and A. McLaren, ench\nHcored 22 points, taking second and\nthird places respectively.\nThe Ilrst bulls eye waB made by II.\nJ, MoOrody.\nTbe next event wns at tbe snme\nrange, lying dowu; and as tho time\ndid not permit ol Bhootlng at the\nkneeling position tbe Ilrst prUe was\ntaken by Geo. I\\ Tlsdale with a\nscore of 25 out of a possible 35. G.\nlsmay, li. W. Saddler and G. Curwln\neach scored 2S points, tbls tie wns\nsettled by a lire of \\\\ shots each, r.\nHiilttug in G. ff, Saddler taking Hnd\nprise and G. Curwln 3rd.\nshooting thon commenced al tbo\nBOO yard range, 11 B, Hicks and A.\nPlowfoot tied for tirst place with a\nscore of 2t. each out of a possible MS,\nThe flrst prize was givon to \\\\ B.\nHicks as be made ;. bulls, A. Blow\nfoot taking 2nd prlee, A. Hawkins\nnnd W K Attlldre scored Jt (or 3rd\nwhich was given to Hawkins us be\nmade better p.*tiit.\nThere was a boob] prise ol a Qno\nturkey, which wes presented to the\nmember making the lowest score ol\nth-> day\n1 Thanks ore due the committee (or\n'the arrangements made for carrylug\nI out the shoot, and tbe members take\nthis opportunity of thanking Mr.\n[Frank Barks for bis kindness ln storing rifles and ammunition until sult-\n; able accommodation whs found.\nI A general meeting of the Association will be held in the City Hall,\nou Monday evening at s p.m. aharp,\nj at which every member is asked to\n; make a special effnrt to be present,\n| as matters ol importance will be dls-\n\\ cus-uM.\nFownes Gloves\nare reliable. You dont' have to\nworry about hand comfort and\nmoney's worth when you buy\nFownes.\nWe have them in all lengths, shades, and prices\nQueen Quality\nami\nAborn Shoes\nwe tiiul are very reliable, quality is\nsatisfactory and lit perfect. The\nstyles, like lhe hest American shoes,\nare the latest.\nAlso see our new House Slippers in Felt and\nLeather\nThe Sports of Cranbrook\nTug Wilson of Calgary, Takes Cold Feet\n.______<\u2022_\n\u25a0*\u25a0 p : is***- \/\nThe Boxing Contest at thc Auditorium un Monday night was good\nfrom n fan's point of view, notwithstanding that The Wilson threw a\nchill over the entertainment. It also demonstrated tbat promotor R,\nC. Nafe is a true sport, for when\nTug Wilson declined to tight, \"Bob\"\nsaid: \"Throw open the doors, let\nevery one go in free, nnd, with two\ngood preliminaries and an exhibition\nby Lucca and Dick Marshall, the visitors from out of town will set some\nreturn for their time and trouble in\ncoming to see whnt waB to have been\na lirst clnss boxing contest.\nTrouble came on the arrival of Tug\nWilson at Cranhrook, Wilson claimed\nthat he had l>een promised $175 and\nexpenses, nnd said that he would not\nNo Man Is So Particular About His Suit\nOr Overcoat As We Are\nHe can't afford to be so particular. He can't afford to \u00bbpend\nthe hours and davs and years in studying styles\u2014selecting patterns\n\u2014choosing buttons and lining?.\nWe can. lt is our business and our business life.\nWe create, criticize, compare, in order that our styles, our work and\nour values will be beyond tbe criticism of the most particular man.\nLet us show you some of the Suits and Overcoats that are fully\nup to the criterion of the most particular man.\n840\n\/*\nMcCreery Bros.\nCranbrook, B. C.\nenter the ring for any less sum. \"A\nlarge number of visitotfl being in the\ncity it gave promise of a hlg house;\nbut when It was learned that the\nboxer from Calgary had kicked the\ntraces and would not fight there wua\ngeneral disappointment, and this was\nHtill further augmented by the (act\nthat the sum wanted $175 was guaranteed to him; hut it wns clenrly\nevident thnt during the trip trom\nCalgary to Cranbrook, Wilson had\nexperienced a severe attack ot \"cold\nfeet.\"\nHISTORY OK THK PROMOTION\nOF CONTBflT\nit. 8. Garrett, i-.s.|.\nOtanbrook, B.C.\nI Dear Mr. Oarrett:\n; l notice thnt lately you have heen\n[having somo boxing contests in your\n\u25a0 town nnd other.-* along lhe Pass.\n1 Tbere is a boxer here who Is one\n! thnt I can highly recommend. He Is\nTug Wilson, and will tackle anything up to 14. pounds. 1 am sure\n1 that he will become popular there af-\n* tor he has boxed the tlrst time. He\n[ifl un Englishman and a really clever\nman. Is thore uny our up there a-\nround that weight who would meet\nhim. If so, I wish you would let me\nknow immediately.\nWilson is reudy to box nny time\nthat a match is in Bight, You would\ngreatly oblige me If you would let\nme know If there Ih anything doing\nIn this line ns soon as possible.\nSincerely yours*\nH. 0, BORBHAM,\nSporting Editor.\nH. B. BORBHAM, Sporting Editor\n\u2022\u2022CALOAItY HERALD\"\nYour letter to (Jnrrett re Tug Wilt-on handed to me, Do you think he\ncould put up a pretty good tight\nwith Charlie Lucca who has gone a-\ngainst Mickey Mclntyre, Frnnk Bnr-\nrfeau, Winnipeg O'Hilen nnd others.\nHe is here now. Give Wilson's\nwelgnt, Wnnt bout for Octoher 20th\nRush answer. BOB NAFE.\nHOB NAFE, Crenlrrok, B.C.\nWilson will take on Lucca nt U0\nfrr October 20. Wire proposition\nquick, II. H. BORBHAM\nH. B, hoUK'ham, Sporting Rdltor\n\"OalgATy Herald\"\nSmall town. Hard work getting hoi\nlag going. Beat cnn do is gur-rantca\nseventy live dollars (75.00) railroad\nfare nnd hotel expenwa, Come Hnturdny. Answer Immediately,\nBOB NAFB\nII. B. BORBHAM, Calgary\nAnything doing nbout Tug Wilson\nfor Oct, 20th) ilush answer.\nBOB NAFE\nBOB NAFE, Cranbrook, ll.C.\nWilson be back in morning and will\nwire you immediately Wilson weighs\n133 to HO and would make good fight\nwith Lucca as I have seen both.\nH. B. BORBHAM,\nBOB NAFE, Cranbrook, B.C.\nWilson leaves for Crnnbrook Saturday. Send transportation for two\nH. I.. BORBHAM\nFrom the above communications it\nwill be seen that Wilson knew just\nwhat he was to receive, the fact of\nnis coming to Cranbrook bears out\nthis statement. He must have got n\nlot of dope on \"Lucca\" while coming\nthrough the Pass, for he bad no in\ntentlon of lighting Lucca on his arrival here. Lucca went to Wilson\nand said: \"Don't spoil the game, 1\nwill give yoa $50 from my share Just\nto keep from disappointing the people.\" Two other parties also said\nthat they would put another $r\u00bb0 to\naee the contest go on; but Mr, Wilson\nclothed in a big overcoat, gloves,etc,\nclaimed that he waa not in condition\nwent to his room, nnd later in the\nevening took the flyer for the Windy\ncity.\nBoh Nate in the meantime hnd the\ndoots of tho Auditorium thrown open\n\"Everybody Free, 1 will entertain\nyou boys as best as I can.\"\nPrevious to the first preliminary,\nBob told all those who had bought\ntickets to call at the box office and\ntheir money would he returned to\nthem.\nThe first preliminary to he fought\nwas between Young Kay and Scotty\nTaylor. It waa a good fight nnd well\nworth seeing. Referee Cam Llndsey\ndeclared It a draw.\nThe next was a six round bout between W. Kay and Bob Watson. The\nI lads certainly had some knowledge\njof the ring for the fight they put up\n'was u good one. No decision given.\nI The next was nn exhibition between Lucca and Dick Marshall. It\nwas a very clever exhibition of the\nmanly art, nnd among other things\nallowed how fighting with one band\nfree was conducted under the rules.\nLucca wan very fast, and in spite of\n.(<) ths In wight in favor of Mnr\nbhall, seemed tn hit when and where\nj he wanted. It Is more t bun probable\nthat had thc original fight been pull\n|cd ofl Tug Wilson would hnve found\nthe mat in qtUch time.\nFollowing the announcement that\nBob mode from the stage that no\nmore lights would he promoted in\nCranbrook this year, at any rate hy\nhim, many congratulated him on thn\nenterprising spirit he has shown\nthroughout the series of lights he has\npromoted, expressing regret at lilm\nnot hnvlng received better treatment\nin some parties and especially from\nCalgary.\nFinancially Mr. Nafe has heen an\nheavy loser over these fights, but he\nean well take to himself the fact thai\nhe has done his best to provide the\nbest sports ever put up in Oranbrook\nOalgary, oetober 21, 1913\nMY Dear Mr. Nafe,\nJust a few lines to most humbly\napoliglze to you for thnt awful exhibition given hy Tug Wilson. I am\nindeed sorry it happened as it has\ngiven you n great deal of trouble\nSAXON PRINCESS IS WARNED ONCE MORE.\nW___\u00bb\nOf\n*&*__\u2022>\n(-rum ,,_prln_ nevonty-flvo ($7M nml\nnrroptcd It. I nm not hl\u00bb manager\nImt told him 1 would got. lilm a few\nl>oulfl II poHHlhle. Ah n boxer lie In\npretty Rood, hut appnrcntly na a\nmini lie Ih -.really minim.\nI hope tlmt thlH Incident hns not\nhurt ynnr prcitlge In Crnnhrook, nor\nthe prestige ol tlio Oalgary Herald.\nSincerely VoiirH.\nu. ii iionmiuM\nSlgnorn Tosojll, formerly Crown Princess Louise of Sur.uy, It ls announced\nhere, probably wilt become Involved In trouble with tbe Hiuoa government ln\nconnection wltll the comic opera of which she bee written the libretto nnd tbe\napproaching production of whlob Is announced In Home.\nThc government sn.vs thnt If tbo work contains any attacks on the Saxon\nroynl family It wlll cn* down the Prlncess'a annuity, which alrenuy hus been\nonce reduced.\nJOHN G. MITCHELL\nTaxidermist\nMounted Game HeadS Specialty\nSend For Price List\nAnimals, Birds, Fish and Fur Mats\nCALGARY - ALBERTA\nP.O. Hox 133 \u25a0\nTHE J?J-tOSPECrOH, CRANBROOK, 11R1T1SH COLUMBIA\n. \u25a0 -i-i-i-i-i-i*,- ** *************\/'*** ***** l* ill ll l ll 'l\"l\" \u25a0\nProfessional Carbs\n\u25a0 an6-\n\u00a3ob_*e sHotices\n. ,+++_-H-l\"H-H-f*H-.\u2022H-H-I--++++'*\n4N0IENT ORDHB OI'* l.*Oltl5STBRB.\nCourt Oranbrook No. 8943.\nMeet In Carmen's flail, nn 2nd and\n4th Thursday of ench month.\nJ. McIaAOHLIJN, CR.\nLouie Peareon, Sec, P.O. Box OU.\nVisiting Brothers Cordially Welcomed\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTICE ifl hereby given that, on\nthe tirst day of December, neit, application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police [or renewal of the hotel license to sell\nliquor by retail In the hotel known\naa the Imperial Hotol, Bltuate at\nFort Bteele, in the Province of British Columbia.\nDated tbls 15th day of October, 1913\nB. W. WKRDKN,\n42 At Applicant\nOVERSEAS CLUB\n(Oranbrook Branch)\nMeeti, In I armon'a Hall lnt and\nHrd Thursdays in overy month, al\nI p.m. Membership open to British\nCitlzeoi.\nH. T. Brake, Pres.\n_, Pearron, Secretary\nBoi 618\nVisiting members cordially welcome\nORANBROOK LODOB Ns. 84\nA. V. _ A. M.\nRegular meetings on fb\u00ab\nthird Thursday of every\nmonth.\nVisiting brethren welcome.\nP. B, Miles, Worshipful Mastor.\nJ. Lee CranHton, Actios Sec.\nLAIDLAW _ DE WOLF\nOlvll and Mining Fl^nfers-Brltlsb\nColumbia Land Surveyors\nP.O. Boi 236 Phone 221\nCRANBROOK, ... B.O.\nROCKY MOUNTAIN CHAPTER\nNo. 125, R. A. M.\nRegular meetings.\u20142nd Tuesday ln\neach month nt. eight o'clock.\nSojourning Companions are cordially Invited.\nBi. Oomp.\u2014A. C. Shankland, E.\nCranhrook, B.O.\nKNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS\nCranbrook, B.C.\nOrescent Lodge, No, 33\nMeets every Tuesday at 8 p.m.\nat Fraternity Hall.\n0. Donahue, 0. C.\nF. M. Christian, K of R. 4 S.\nE. A. Hill, M. F.\nVlaltlng brethren cordially Invited\nto attend.\nI.O.O.r., KEY CITY LODGE\nUo. 42\nMeets every Monday night\nat Eew Fraternity Hall.\nSojourning Oddfellows cordially Invited.\nJ. Turnley, Vi. M. Harris\nK. 0. Sec'y\nPRIDH OP CRANBROOK\nCircle No. 153\nCompanions of the Forest\nMeeti in Carmen's Hall, Flmt and\nTblrd Wednesday of each month at\n8:00 p m., aharp,\nMre. A. M, Laurie, C. 0\nMrs. A. E. Bhaw, Sec.\nVlaltlng Companions cordially welcome, set!\nM. Erler,\nOranbrook Lodge\nNo. 1049\nMeats e.cry an.l an\nIth Wcdnsahay nt 8\nP.m., In Royal Blue.\nKnight's Hall on\nI'a' or Street.\nll|.*tator.\nR. S. Oarrett, Sec'y\nINDEPENDENT ORDER OF\nF011ESTE118\nMeeta In Royal Black Knights Hall\nBaker Street\nMeeta every 2nd nnd 4th Thursday\nof eacb month at K p.m. aharp.\nMrs. L. llaywnrd, lice. Seo,\nllm,. Ladds, chief ranger\nVlaltlng brethren made welcome.\nTHB ORANBROOK POULTRY AND\nPUT STOCK ASSOCIATION\nPresident- ('. R. Sheppard\nMeets regularly on the Flrat Friday\nevening ol each month.\nInformation on Poultry mntters\nsupplied.\nAddress the Secretary\u2014A. B. Smith\nP.O. Boi 852, Cranhrook, B.O.\nLoyal Orange\nLodge No. 1871\nMeet,, Int. and\n3rd Thursday In\nIt o y n 1 Black\nKnlghta of Ireland Hall at 8 p.re. sharp. Vlidti.r,\nWelcome.\nFred W. Hwaln, W.M.\n8. L. Williams, Secy.\nMcVri'TIB _ PARKBR\nP.L.B. _ O.K.\nORANBROOK, ... B.O.\nHARVEY, McCARTER, MACDONALD\nand NISBBT\nBarristers, Solicitors and Notarise\nMoney to Loan\nImperial Bank Building\nCRANBROOK, - Brltleh Oolumbla\nDr. de Van'a Female Pills\nA reliable French rcgiil.to'inrvo, lull, The..\npill, sre .iceedln . \/ pow.nnl In icHulallni, th,\n\u25a0Ml.T.tlve portion ol llm (emnlu .y.lem. Kefu.<\nill cheap imitations. Ur. de Van's ire .old .1\nMs hex, or thr.. lor IIO, Milled lo inv iddrin,\ntke imta.ll Drat Oo\u201e It Oatlnraaei, Oat\nDrs. KINO 4b ORBBN\nPhysicians and Burgeons\nOlllce at Residence, Armatrong Ave.\nOlllce Hours:\u2014\nForenoons - - 9.00 to 10.00\nAfternoons - - 2.00 to 4.00\nBvenlngs 7.30 to S.30\nSundays 2.30 to 4.10\nCranbrook, - B.O.\n, F. M. MacPherson\nUNDERTAKER\nNorbury Av._\u00bb Not to Clly Hill\nOpen Day and Night Pboae IM\nVV. K. BEATTY\nUndertaker,\nKiiiliuluier.\nFuneral Director,\nCRANBKOOK, B.O.\nP.O. BOX 686\nPHONE 34(1\nCranbrook\nCottage Hospital\nGARDEN AVE.\nMatron: Mrs. A. Salmon\nTerms on Application\nPhone 25V P. O. Box 845\nFrank Dezall\nAgent for\nDeering & McCormick\nMowers & Rigs\nBicycles for Sale.\nAll Repairs Done at Reasonable Cost.\nWorks: Opposite Depot\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDistrict of South East Kootenay\nTAKE NOTICE that I, Harry\n.lames Hoed of Oranbrook II.a, oc-\nem ution Clerk, Intend tii apply for\npcrmiHtiion to purchase the following\ndosorlbedi lands:\u2014\nCommencing nt a post planted at\nthe north wcHt. corn *r of Lot 9309,\nthen\"e north 40 chains, th*nce east\n20 chaina, th hy a .uth 40 chains,\ntheno weat 'in chnins, to point of\ncommencement nml c.ntiiln'n: 80\nacreii more \u201er Ichs.\nDated Hept\"tnlier 2lat., 1013.\nMarry .lames Reed,\nApplicant\nAl.'xaud.T Lewis St.Biol\n3\u00bb-9t. Agent.\nLIQUOR AOT, 1910.\n(Section 43.)\nNOTIOE Is hereby given that, on\nthe first day of December, next, application wlll be made to tbe Superintendent of Provincial Police tor renewal of tho hotel llcenae to aell\nliquor by retail In the hotel known\nas the Wasa Hotel, Bltuate at Waaa,\nnear Cranbrook, In the Province of\nBritish Columbia.\nDated thia 16th day of October, 1913\nThe Unionist Investment Co., Ltd.\nPeter Jensen, act. manager for\ncompany.\n42*41 Applicant\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTICE Is hereby given that, on\nthe first day of December, next, application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for renewal of the hotel license to sell\nliquor by retail in the hotel known\nas tho International Hotel, situate\nat Moyle, In the Province of British\nColumbia.\nDnted this Uth day of October, 1913\nMICHAEL J. BONNER\n42-lt Applicant\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTICE ls hereby given tbat, on\ntho first day of December, next, application wlll be made to tbe Superintendent of Provincial Police for renewal of thc hotel license to sell\nliquor by retail In tbe hotel known\nae the Wycllfle Hotel, sltunte at\nWycllfle, ln tbe Province of British\nColumbln.\nDated this 14th day of October, 1913\nHARRY EDWARDS\n42-.t Applicant\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTICE Is hereby given thnt, on\nthe first day of December, next, application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police tor renewal of tbe hotel license to aell\nliquor by retail ln the hotel known\nas the Central Hotel, situate at\nMoyle, in the Province of British\nColumbia.\nDated this Uth day of October, 1913\nV. DEBAULNIER\n42-4t Applicant\nLIQUOR ACT. 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTICE ia hereby given that, on\nthe first day of December, next, application will be made to tbe Superintendent of Provincial Police for renewal of tbe hotel llcenae to aell\nliquor by retail in the hotel known\nas the Yahk Hotel, situate at Yahk,\nin the Province of British Columbia.\nDated this 13th day of October, 1913\nRILBY & LARSON\n42-4t Applicant\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTIOE is hereby given that, on\nthe- flrst day of December, next, application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for renewal of the hotel llcenae to aell\nliquor by retail In tbe hotel known\nas the Moyie Hotel, situate at Moyle\nin the Province of British Columbia.\nDated thla 17th day of October, 1913\nPHILIP F. JOHNSTON\n43-4t Applicant\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTICE ls hereby given tbat, on\nthe first day of December, next, application will be made to tbe Superintendent of Provincial Police for renewal ol the hotel license to aell\nliquor by retail In the hotel known\nas the Kootenay Hotel, altuate at\nMoyie, In the Province of British\nColumbia,.\nDated this 17th day ol October, 1918\nW. J. BREMNBR.\n43 4t Applicant\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDlatrlct of . oiith East Kootenny\nTAKE NOTICE that. I, Patrick C.\nLeahy of Crnnbrook, B.C., occupation Locomotive Kngln-er, Intend to\napply! for permission to purchase the\nfollowing described lands:\u2014\nCO'umin-ing at a Post plunted 40\n_n.ni, north Irom the north weat\nronrr of Lot 9210, then e north 40\nchain., then-e, east 20 chains, tb*nce\nsouth 40 Ohalns, thence west 20\ncb'lni to point of commencement,\ncontaining so acroe more, or Icbs.\nDated Hnpt'inlier 21st., 1913.\nPatrlok C. Leahy,\nApplicant\nAle-am. r Lewis St.Elol\n39 at. Agent,\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTICE is hereby given that, on\nthe first day of December, next, application will bc made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for renewal of tho hotel license to aell\nliquor by retail in the hotel known\nas the International Hotel, situnte\nat Kingsgate, in the Province of\nBritish Columbia.\nDated this 13th day of October, 1913\nQEORC.E PAUL LONGPRE\n42-4t Applicant\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTICE ls hereby given that, on\nthe flrst day of December, next, application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for renewal of the hotel license to sell\nliquor by retail ln the hotel known\naa the Falls View Hotel, nltuatc at\nMarysville, In the Province of British Columbia,\nDated this ISth dny ot Octoher, 1913\n,1. W. COLBURN\n4.4t Applicant\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTICE Is hereby given tbat, on\nthe flrst day of December, uext, application will' he made to the Superintendent ot Provincial Police for renewal of the hotel license to aell\nliquor by retail In the hotel known\nas the North Star Hotel, situate at\nKimberley, ln the Province of British Columbia.\nDated thla 15th day of October, 1913\nHARRY H. DRBW,\n42 4t Applicant\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.)\nNOTIOE is hereby given that, on\ntho tlrst day of Decomher, noxt, application wlll be made to the Superintendent of Provinclnl Police for renewal of the hotel license to sell\nliquor by retail in tho hotel known\nas tho Centtal Hotel, situate at\nMarysville, in the Province of British Columbia.\nDated this 18th dny of October,1913\nPAUL HANDLBY\n42-4t Applicant\nLIQUOR ACT, 1910.\n(Section 42.) ,\nNOTICB is hereby given tbat, on\nthe flrst day of December, next, application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for renewal of the hotel licenfle to aell\nliquor by retail in the hotel known\naa tbe Perry Creek Hotel, altuate at\nPerry Creek, in the Province of British Columbia.\nDated thla 15th day ot October, 1913\nARTHUR BURGE,\n42-4t Applicant\nLIQUOR LICENSE ACT\nSection 48\nNotice is hereby given tbat on the\n16th day of November next, application wlll be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for tbe\ntranafer of tbe license for the sale of\nliquor by retail In and upon the\npremlaea known as the Kingsgate Ho\ntel, situate at KingsgAte, BritlBh\nColdmbia, from Oeorge Longpre of\nKingsgate, B.O. to H. L. Sawyer of\nMarysville, B.C.\nDated this Uth day of Octolier,\nHIS.\nOEOROB LONOPRE\nHolder of License\nH. L. SAWYER,\nUppllcant for transfer\nelectric Restorer for Mer\nPhoanhonol reatoro. every nerve la lho Inn,.\nvim Slid vitality. I'reninluro do, av mnl .11 .etv.lt\n_e_k,icflB averted nt on. t. Pho.phoaot win\nm.k. you a new nun. Pile. IBihux.ortwn Iol\nM.lle' t.\u201e any add,.,. f_eli___ll\nI. Hailed to uny add,.,..\n. _.. ll CalharluatOal,\n(Drag\nLIQUOR LICENSE ACT.\n(Section 20)\nNotice is hereby given that, on the\n1st dny of December next, application will he made to the Superintendent of Provinrlal Police fur tho renewal of wholesale license No. 92,\nlor tho Bale of liquor by wholesale\nin and upon tho premises known a\nthe Crnnbrook Drowery, situate nea\nCrnnbrook, upon the landa described\nne Lot 29, Group 1, South Bust Kootenny.\nDated this 21ot day of October,1913\nCranbrook Brewing Co., Ltd.\nHnrry Hesse, Manager\n-l.l -it Applicant\n' LIQUOR LICENSE ACT.\n(Section 20)\nNotice is hereby given that, on the\n1st dny of December next application\nwlll be made to the Superintendent\nof Provincial Police for the renewal\nof wholesale liquor license, No. 107,\nfor tbe anle of liquor by wholesale In\nand upon the premlaea known as\nHowiiiwh' Wholcanlc Liquor Store,\nBltuate on Baker Htreet, In the City\nOf Cranbrook, B.C,\nDated this 1Mb dny of Octoher, 1913\nA. C. BOWNESS,\n42-4t Applicant\nOENERAL PROSPERITY,\n'Things are booming in the old\nlown. Had io move the chair\nhctorv\"\n\"Why?\"\nVandlnc room onlv.'\nNATURAL QUESTION\n'1 Am't HIm him: bee alwayi\nu__if people down.\"\n*Oe*sip or autunwUltf *\nCOAI. AND PETROLEUM NOTICE\nTAKE NOTIOH that, sixty days\nafter date, I intend to apply to the\nMinister of Lands for a licence to\nprospect for Coal and Petroleum on\nthe following land situate in Soutb\nEast Kootenay, lilock 4593.\nCommencing at a post placed at\nthe N. W. corner of Lot 9499; thence\nwest 80 chains; thence north 80 chains\ntbence east 80 chains; thence south\n80 chains to place of commencement.\nDnted AllgllBt 11th, 1913,\nP. B, WILSON\n42-4t. Locator\nCOAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE\nTAKE NOTIOB that, siity dayB\nafter date, I intend to apply to the\nMinister of Lands tor a licence to\nprospect lor Coal and Petroleum on\nthc following land situate in South\nEast Kootenay, Block 4593.\nCommencing at a poBt placed at\nthe N. E. corner of Lot 9499; theuce\neast 80 chains; thence north 40\nchains more, or leas to north boundary of C. L. 1710; thence west 80\nchains; thence south 40 chains more\nor less to place of commencement.\nDated August Uth, 1913.\nP. B. WILSON\n48 4t Locator\nCOAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE\nTAKB NOTICB that, sixty days\nafter date, I intend to apply to the\nMinister of Landa for a licence to\nprospect for Coal and Petroleum on\nthe following land situate ln South\nEast Kootenay, Block 4593.\nCommencing at a post placed at\nthe N. W. comer of Lot 9499; thonce\nwest 80 chains; tbence aouth 80 chains\ntbence oaBt 80 chains; thence north\n80 chaina to place of commencement.\nDated Auguet Uth, 1913.\nALEXANDER SMITH,\n42-4t. Locator\nCOAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE\nTAKE NOTICE that, sixty days\nafter date, I intend to apply to the\nMinister of Lands for a licence to\nprospect tor Conl and Petroloum on\ntbe following land situate in South\nEast Kootenay, Block 4593.\nCommencing at a post placed at\ntbe 8. B. corner of Lot 9499; tbence\nnorth 80 chains; thence east 80 chains\nthonce south 80 chains; thence west\n80 chaina; excepting that portion cov\nercd by C. L. 1709.\nDated August 18th, 1913.\nJ. LIVINGSTON.\n42-4t. Locator\nCOAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE\nTAKE NOTICE that, sixty days\nafter date, I intend to apply to the\nMinister of Lands for a licence to\nprospect for Coal and Petroleum on\nthe following land situate in South\nEast Kootenny, Block 4593.\nCommencing at a post placed at\nor near two miles east and one mile\niioutb of the S. E. cornor of Lot\n10084; thonce west 80 chnins; thence\nnorth 80 chains; thence eaat 80\nchaina; thence south 80 chnins to\nplaco of commencement.\nDated August 18th, 191:1.\nJ. LIVINGSTON.\n42-4t. Locator\nSEALED TENDERS addressed to\ntbe undersigned, and endorsed \"Ten\nder for Wharf at Ainsworth, B.C.,\"\nwill be received nt thiB oltlce until\n4.00 P.M., on Monday, November 17,\n1913, for the constrdctlon of a wharl\nat Alnaworth, Kootenay District,B.C\nPlana, specification and form of\ncontract can be seen and forms of\ntender obtained at this Department\nand at the offices of J. P. Forde,\nBsq,, District Engineer, at Revel\nstoke, B.C.; C. C. Worsfold, Esq.,\nDistrict Engineer at New Westminster, B.C., and on application to the\nPostmaster nt Ainsworth, B.C.\nPersons tendering arc notlQed that\ntenders will not tie conHidered unless\nmade on the printed forms supplied.\nand signed with their actual signa\ntures, stating their occupations and\nplacea of residence. In the case ol\nfirms, tbe actual signature, the na\nture of the occupation, and place of\nresidence of each member of the tlrm\nmiiHt he given.\nEnch tender must he accompanied\nhy nn accepted cheque on a chartered\nbank, payable to the order of the\nHonourable the Minister of Public\nWorks, equal to ten per c\u00bbnt (10 p.c.)\nof the amount of the tender, which\nwill he forfeited if the person tender\nlug decline to enter Into \u201e contract\nwhon called upon to do so, or fail t.\ncomplete the work contracted for. If\nthe tender he not accepted the cheque\nwill be returned,\nThe Department. doeH not hind It\nself to accept tin* lowest or nny ten\nder.\nBy order,\nII. ('. DBBROCHER8,\nSecretary\nDepnrtment of Public Works,\nOttawa. Octoher 16th, 1918,\nNewspapers will not be pnld tor\nthis advortincmont if they Insert It\nwithout authority from the Depart\nment,\u2014I91!C, 4Mt.\nSYNOPSIS Of COAL MININQ\nREGULATIONS\nCoal mining rights of the Doimiuoi\nin Manitoba, Saskatchewan aad Al\nberta, the Yukon Territory, tbe North\nwaat Territories and in a portion ol\ntbe ProviDoe ol British Columbia\nmay be leaaed for a term ot twenty\none years at aa annual rental ol |1\nan acre. Not more than 2,MO sere,\nwill be leased to one applicant.\nApplication for a lease must b,\nmade by tbe applicant In person t,\nthe Agent or Sub Agent of tbe dls\ntrict in which the rights applied foi\nars situated.\nIn surveyed territory the land must\nbe described by sections, or legal sub\ndivisions of sections, and in unsur\nveysd territory the tract applied toi\nshall be staked out by tin applicant\nhimself.\nBach application mult, he accom\npanted by a fee of 13 which will b>\nrefunded If ths rights applied lor an\nnot available, hut not otherwise, i\nroyalty shall be paid on the n_i\nchantable output ol the mine at tt\u00bb\nrate of five cents per ton.\nTbe person operating the mine ehal\nfurnish the Agent with sworn return,\naccounting for the full quantity ol\nmerchantable coal mined and pay th,\nroyalty thereon, lt the coal mlatni\nrights are not being operated, .uol\nreturns should he furnished at least\nones a ysar.\nThe Isase will include the coal mln\nIng rights only, but the lessee ma,\nbs permitted to purchase whatevet\navailable surface rights may be eon\nsldered necessary for tbe working o\nthe mine at the rate ot ,10.i. ao acr,\nFor full information nppllcntiot\nshould be made to the Secretary o\nthe Department of the Interior, Otta\nwa, or to any Agent or Sub-Agent o'\nDominion Lnnds,\nW. W. CORY,\nDeputy Minister ot the Interlsi\nN.B.\u2014Unauthorised publication o\nthis advertisement will not be pale\nfor. Jan. 4tb-tl\nCRANBROOK 1..UD DISTRIOT\nDistrict oi .iOath East i.uo _',a..\nTAKE NOTICB that Edward a.\nHill of Cranbrook, occupation merchant, nit-ads to ti,'i.l> lo. purimu*\n.\u2022ion to ,,.i\n'isti.i-t, tbence west 20 chuiuu,\nhen'e south ''J cha.n,, tbetice east\niii cha.ns, tiuace north lu am,as, to\nlace ol commencement, containing\ni ighty acres mul e ur less,\nDate September \u201erd, 1913,\nHairy .-,. rtbwood,\nAppllUUut\n3tt-9t. Ale.an-er LewiB St. Kloi\nAgent\nCHANBllOOK LAND DISTRIOT\nDistrict ,,( South East kootenay\nTAKK NOTIOB tb.it David llop-\nnin-> oi Cranbtook, B.C., occupation\nrut,v,.iy Conductor, lali-nd* to apply\n.or permission t0 purchase the lal*\nlowing descrtbtd lands.\u2014\nCommencing ut \u201e poat planted 100\nchuins north mid 3u chum- east ol\nthe north-weet corner ot i..,t c_u'.i,\nGroup One, Kootenny District,\nth.no,* east 'in chains, thine- south tu\nchains, th,ni:e weBt 20 chains, thenco\nnorth -to chuins to place ul ro:ii_eucu\nment, containing eighty acres mors\nor less.\nDate September 3rd, 1913,\nDavid Hopkins,\nApplicant\n3f,-at. Alexander Lewis St. Eloi\nAgent\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDiatrict of South East Kootenay\nTAKE NOTIOB that I, Barney Mc\nGouldric, of Cranbrook, B.C., occupn\ntion locomotive tngingeor, intend*, tr,\napply for permission to purchase tb\nfollowing described lands:\u2014\nCommencing at a post planted at\nthe north-west corner df Lot 9211,\nthence north 40 chains, thencs east\n20 chain*, thence soutb 40 chulns,\nthence west 20 chains to plac * of\ncommro-ement, aad containing 80\nacrea more or less.\nDated September 21st., 1918.\nBarney McGouldrlc\nApplicant\nAlexander Lewis St.Elol\n39-tt. Agent.\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDistrict of South East Kootena)\nj TAKE NOTICE thut David WiU.am\nI St. Eloi of Cranbrook, B.C., occupation farmer, intends to apply for per\nj mission to purch.iso the f llo log\n! described tands:\u2014\nCommencing at a post planted let,\nchains north and 00 chnins wnt o\nj the north-west corner of Lot ''20.\nI 0, 1, Koot.nay District, tl. n a east\n120 ch litis, then*,* south 10 chains,\n| th nc, west 20 chains, thonce north\n[40 chnins to poiut of commencement,\n, containing 80 acres more ot less.\n1 Date August 25th, 1913.\nDavid William St. Kloi.\n3\u00ab-9t. Applhant\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRIOT\nDistrict of South Kast Kootenay\nTAKK NOTIOB thut Ernest South\nof Cranbrook, B.C., o'-cnpation barber, intenUB to apply .ur permission\nto purchase the following described\nlands \u2014\nCommencing at a tost planted leu\nchains north und CO -li.u. wost ot\nthe n..rth west corner of Lot 92U'',\nGroup One, Kooteuny District, theneo\nwest 20 chuins, th n. <\u25a0 gouth 'u\nchains, thence east _\" chuins thenco\nnorth 4u chains, to place uf com\nmoncement, contulaini* eighty acres,\nmoro or less.\nHate September 3rd, U13.\nl-'rn.ot South,\nApplicant\n3ti-9t. Aleiander Lewis St. Eloi\nAgent\nORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDiBtrlct ,,f South East Kootenay\nTAKE NOTIOB that Harry itubl-\ncbaud oi Craabrook, ll.C., occupation\nrailway conductor, iiitmls to apply\nlor permission to purchase tbo fol\nlowing described luuds:\u2014\nCommencing at a Post planted at\nthe north enst corner of Lot 9210,\ntiroup One, Kootenay District, thenee\nnorth iu chains, thence west 4u\nchuins, tlience soutb 40 chains,\ntbence cast 40 chaina to pluc. ot\ncommencement, containing oue hundred ,,ud sixty acres more or less.\nHale September 3rd, 1918,\nHurry Uuhicbaud,\nApplicant\n30-9t.' Ale an '.er Lewis St. Eloi\nAgent\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDistrict of South Kast Kootenay\nTAKE NOTICE that Aleiander\nLewis St. Mui, of Cian.iio.k, B.C.,\noccupation woods foreman, intends\nto apply for permission to purchasu\ntbe following described lands \u2014\nCommencing at a post planted no\nchains n uth a id 40 chain., west of\nthe n irth-west corner oi l.ot Vioi,\na. 1, Kootenay District, thence one.\nlu ibuins, thence south lu chains,\nthence west 40 chains, tlun.e north\n40 chains .o point of commencement,\nContaining 160 acres more or lees.\nDnte August 25th, 1913.\n3G-!It. Al.*-sale: Lev. is St. Eloi\nApplicant\nOFFICIAL\nADMINISTRATORS\nACT\nScobell _ Liquor, Tobacco\nand Drujc Cure taBrtSdt.\nAlcohol, Tobfttco and Drugi. It coudImicIs lat\n\u2022flacia almoai laiuatlr -fitnovtf \u25a0*\u2022!\u25a0 ctavlavff.\nAlter taking tht titatrn .nl than will i\u00abn bt iij\nneed loftU Ink IdImUidU or um diugi af tin \u2022*-\u2022\u25a0\nba ffffM tacratly. Wt hen yat lo ..ait ol ona\nlallurt. MeilU utttr MB*\u00bbtt co* ar to aoiad\njtm. PrktM.Wbu_orYt.taaa lot HOW Tht\n(.'KANIIUOOK LAND DISTRICT\nDlntrlct of Rnet Kootenay\nTAKK NOTIOH that William W.\nRichmond, of Trnverno city, Mich,,\nn.cupAtioD Lumberman, ift'pndu to\nApply fur i\u00bbrrinisHlon. to pU.cbotW the\nfollowing rl--M|>\"*\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\n;Miiith in chain*, tbence went 20\nrhiin\u00ab, tlience norui fi-i chains,\ntbence \u00bb t fi<\u00bb chalm, tlience no.tb\n40 ehalni to thr1 place of commence*\nment, containing 210 Bctoa*- mote or\nl\u00ab8l.\nWILLIAM W. RICHMOND\nDfttnl Augimt >St... IMS.\nOeo. W Brown, A|\u00ab-t\nll-.t\nMotice in hereby given tbat on thu\njlst day of October, i.u.-.\nIT WAS ORDBRBD BY Hli Honor\nOeorge H. Thompion, Biq., Judgi \"f\nthe County Court of Kim. Kootenay.\nthat Jamei a, Arnold, ->i.iriHl Ad\nmm 1 Htm tor for thnt portion of th<-\nCounty ol Kootenay Includod in thi*\nKlee toral Dletrlct of Crnnbrook Ue\nAdministrator of nil nnd singular\ntho estate of Lulgl Rleiu, < Altai\nRI220 Lulgl 1 deceased Intestate\nKvery perm ui Indebted to Bald de\nceased in required to make payment\nforthwith to the undersigned,\nESvery person bavlng In possession\neffects belonging to the deceased li\nrequired forthwith t<> notify the undersigned,\nKvery crodltoi <>r othoi person bav\nIng any claim upon or Interest in\nthe distribution <\u00ab. the estate ol tbe\nsaid doceaacd i\u00ab required to send be\nfore the 2nd dny ol December, 1913\nneit, hy registered mall nddronsed\ntn the undersigned, inn nnmo and ail*\ndress and the full particulars ol hi*.\neinim or interest, and n statement\nol hiH account and the nature of the\nsecurity Ht nnyi held hy linn\nAfter the mid Insl mon tlon ad date\nihe Administrator win proceed with\ntbe distribution r\u00bbt tbo estate having\nregard to th-me claims oni) of which\nlie Htiiill have had notice.\nDated At ( rnnbrimk thiK 2:ird day\nof October, 1918\n.1. a. ARNOLD,\n43-21. titllclal Admkulstrutur THE PEOSPECTOR. CRANBaOOB, _. C\nCanadian\nPacific\nV E K V LOW F A R K\nin connection wltii\nEX C U R SION B to tl\n0 1.1) 0 0 V X T H Y\nv. 7th t-i ive.\nRAeL FARE\nalHt., incl.\nCranbrook To Montreal and\nQuebec. .81:10\nTo St. John: $89.10\nLimit five months, atop-over and\n**xtenninn privilege.\nPull infarmation re nail and Htpam-\nahtp Tickets, from\nJ, \\\\\\ Spence, Agent;\nor write\nK Dawson.\nDkt PsiienRer Agent.\nCalgary\n'Did y~m nde ta Charky't auta\nmobile?-\n\"Yes, it wns tovelv The constant oacuiattoa didn't totter mc\nA Mil*\nFred B, Oampbell of Montreal, |\nwas in the city Mondny.\nW. Woodward of Kimherley, spent \\\nSunday lnat in Cranbrook.\nJ, M. Agnew of Klko, was in town\nlaat Bunday.\nj ti. Weston uf Calgary, was a guest\nat the Oranbrook Sunday last.\nMrs. h. Bernard of Prosser, ffaah.,\nwas a Cranhrook viBltor Tuesday.\nR, McLeod of Orand Forks, was In\ntown Tuesday.\nW. A. Krazer of Spokane, was at\nthc Oranbrook Tuesday.\nK. \"\nday\nH. w. Davis of Wycfiflo, was In tho\nCity Monday.\nThe Wife's Pride\n, Ingram of Jaflray. .pent Mon*\nlast in Cranbrook.\nFor Sale Rents & Wants\nFOR SALK\u2014Light Team, Harness\nan.l .Surrey for sale 1X60.00 co*h.\nAlso good Democrat 140.00 Apply Prospector.\nMrs. U. Campbell, Armstrong Ave.\nwill receive un Tuesday, October 38,\nfrom .t to *\u25a0 p.D.\nHarry Drew ol Klmberloy, was at\nOranbrook Monday transact lnt; some\nI business.\nK.I.I.Y FRAMBS PICTURB8\nLESS BOWEL TROUBLE\nIN CRANBROOK\nler,\nOraabrook poople have found out\ntbat A EtfNQLB. D08K o. trtmple\nbuakthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as\ncompounded in Adler-i-ka, the Oarman bowel umi stomach remedy, relieves constipation, sour stomach or \t\ngas on tbe stomach INSTANTLiY. I\t\nThia simple mixture became famous | WANTED\nby curing appendicitis and it anti-\nj-eptlci-ze*, the digestive organs ;.od\ndraws ofl the impurities, rt is surprising how QUICKLY ir belpe THE\nBe\u00bb*ttte-Mwrp_y O* &4A\nfor SALE\u2014Lodging Bouse, suitable\nfor boarding house, located over\nManning's, store. For further :n\nformation en-iuu> of W. M. Er-\nover Manning a store. u.\nWANTED Young n an desires large\nroom with private family pr**-\nferred. Applv P. 0. Hoi 320. *\n-Roomers and B *>.: li i a,\neither ladies tli men; pri\nvate family, hlldren Applj\nby letter to \\ V \/., Box 330 City\nMr. and Mrs. L. Mink ion. of Wyclifle. were Craabrook visitors on\nMonday\nBowness\na visit\nto I\n, Kred Small. U K\nM. Roberts, upont a\nin the Upper Oolllm\nweek.\nA CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS\nwithin the reach of alt\nA, Harremaii of\ntown Wednesday,\nMrs. R.\nCranbn\n...That Alcoholism is h desease is i\nnow recognized by Science. No man\nin his senses brings disgrace and ruin\non himself and family through choice j\nAlcura stops the craving for drink, \"?\u2022 and\nbuilds up the system, steadies the clifle. wer'\nnerves. It is guaranteed to cure or nesday.\nbenefit or money refunded nfter a}\nfair trial. Alcura No. 1 can be given\nsecretly by any wife or mother wanting to restore n dear one to health\nand usefulness. Alcura So. B is the\nvoluntary treatment.\nCnn be hnd nt our store only .$1.00\nper box. Ask for our free booklet a-\nbout Alcura.\nBeattie-Murphy Co., Ltd., Agents,\nOranbrook, B.C, 42-2.\nLocal News\nS'othlng -.'\u2022\u2022'-\u25a0\u25a0 Is like success, the\nFjuccesa we have achieved in Picture\nFraming proves efficiency Kilby\n.Frames Pictures.\n.Jaflray was in\nMr. and Mrs\nturned Thursday\nOalgary\nH w 8ui pie,\nBeanie, and T,\ncouple of days\nbia Valley tins\nJ. A. Macdonald of Marysville.waB\ntransacting business at Oranbrook\nFriday.\nDr. J. M. Bell will leave today on\na three months visit to Scotland, Dr\nBayfield of Vancouver will attend to\nhis practice while he is away.\nHarold Scott has returned from at\ntending the wedding of Mr. and Mrs!\nR Ward as groomsman.\nis a nice set of Silverware fot hei\ntable. Good silver always makes\na tin. Itnpesslon at the dinner or\nluncheon. It adds seat to thr appetite ami Indicates refined tastes,\nWe van save yon money in solid\nlllvei or silver-plated wate of tht\nbest quality There nre novelties\nin designs nnd evei v piece is most\naitisti. ally finished\nRAWORTH\nBROS\nJewelers & Opticians\nThe\nkRexall Store'\nThe Store with .i Reputation\nMoon ol Wy\nvisitors Wed\nThanksgiving Day was quietly observed in Cranbrook.\nMrs. Ida C. Clay\nin town Monday.\nPoraeroy, waa I\nj. W, Wilson i\n' the city Monday,\nif Rpotcane\nC. A. QlUlsple, ol Vancouver, was\ntransacting busim-ss at Oranbrook on\nTuesday.\nWhy Do Women Suffer\nWhin They Could B. Wall?\nIt i_ eo on .v to be well and strong nnd\nable to enjoy lite, that it Is uttrprnuug\nbow many women drag Ibemselvc*\nthrough the day sulferiug tortures from\nUme back due to khlnev\ntrouble. Mrs. Wilcox\nfound the way to cure\nherself ami gU-lly writes\nabout it so that others\nmuy be induced to use\nthe same remedy.\nJohn Martin, of the Martin Bros.,\nreal estate denier, was nt Hull River\nWednesday nn company business-\nMr. and Mrs. R. T. Richardson of\nFort Hteele, wero Cranbrook visitors\non Thanksgiving Dny.\nMr. and Mrs, A. It. Hrosby of Toronto, were registered at the Crnnbrook Monday,\nMr. and Mrs. It. M. MagWood of\nKlntorgarden, Ont , were in the city\nMonday,\nKILRV FRAM.-.H PIOTURBS\nMrs. K. Crltney, Miss Ruby Mather\nnd Miss K. Dniley were Cranbrook\nIsitors Tuesday.\nChief of Police Do\nthis week attending\nwas at Kernie\nBitting of the\nand Mrs. W. M.\nregistered nt thr\n.v> dncsday.\nPaj.e of Wasa,\nCrnnbrook on\nFather Donnely of Vancouver,\nIII*. I.UMHAINK.\n\"During the lust muter, I wns bothered\nvery ninth with * Weak Bsck. I w__\nadvised by s friend to try GIN Pfl.f.S\nand I did. The tirst boi I Found helped\nui* very much and I found when I had\ntaken the second. I wa* completely\ncured.\" Mm. P. wrLCOX.\nIf OIN PILLS do nol do all that we\nSay they will- lei in know, and we will\ncheerfully refund vou vou. money, Send\ntor a free sample snd ie*\" foi yOUfsell\n'bat ther will do you (food. Then buv\nthe regular bo**., at your dealers- 50c..\n6 for fl. 50. 303\nNational Drug ind Chemical Co of\nCanada, Limited Torouto.\nI r Richard McBrlde, premier of\nBritish Columbia was among tbe\npassengers . n the Bteamer Olympic,\nivhtcb arrived at Sew York on Tu*vs-\nBEALE cV\nELWELL\nHav. for aale soma\nvery chou.,: residential\nand business iots in\ndifferent parts nl ilu\nCit*. also small trai t*\nvarying from one to\nfive acres in extent.\nCal\nbet.\nand sre tlmni now\nre ihe iusli comes,\nYour Home\nWelcome\nWill be mi that yon can look\nforward I with much added\ndelight If, upon returning all\nfagged 0 it fr\"n, your day's\nwork, your Wife em. have rend-\nj for fou a bottle \u25a0\u2022!\nKerrigan's\nPort and Stout\nThen you will most fully ap*\npredate this strenthenlng brew\nit will restore vour energy,\nfurnish needed stimulation to\nthe tired body and pul you In\na frame of mind to respond to\nthe pleasant i eception await\ning you.\nThe use oi Kerrlngen'i Port\nnnd Htout In the home spells\n(food nature _\u2022 \\ I ..digestion\nand good sleep Lei nS supply\nyou with n ense\n\\2 60 por rase ol fi d-v plntfl\nJames Kerrigan\nCranbrook. B.O.\nKILBY NUMBS PIOTORHB\na special meeting of the eiecutlve\nOf the Crnnbrook District Conservative Association was held on Thursday evening, nt which considerable\nbusiness Of importance to the district was discussed.\nAt Fernle on Thursdny last the\nvote on the bylaw un the abattoir\nresulted in H. for and 71 against. As\nthe law requires the nasent of three-\nfifths ot the ratepayers voting, It\nv.iih losl by nine votes.\nMr and Mrs. C. (1. Bennett returned to Cranbrook Friday, after\nspending their honeymoon in BoUth*\nern California, Mr. Bennett will re-\nsome his duties an acting-manager of\ntin Canadian llauk ol Commerce.\nIv lsmay hna purrhnaad the busi\nneas of the Davis Bros. Kl_ctrir Co.,\ntbe new proprietor will conduct the\nbusiness in an up-to date manner,\nand tbe newest, electric Inventions\nand appliances will be found in his\nstock at all t linen.\n\\ sparring eon teal ban been denned an follows: \"A Sparring match\nIs one In which two persons attempt\nthrough skill and RClflftCO to strike\neach other and to avoid being struck\nbut in which there is no attempt to\nIndict injury and In whlrh the Ineon\ntive to win Is not through n knockout, but through -hill In boxtng.'j\nKOOTENAY'S\nGREATEST\nDRUG\n&\nBOOK\nSTORE\nThe\nBestftie - Murphy\nCo., Ltd.\nWhere ll Pays to Heal\"\nCranbrook\nB.C.\nN. P. Thompson of Winnipeg, arrived in Vancouver Tuesday afternoon, having travelled in an automobile from Winnipeg hy way of\nMoose .1 n w. Macl i0od, Oranbrook,\nHpoknne and Seattle. He says that\ntbe roads In British Columbia, particularly in the Crows Nest Pass are\nexcellent; the worst roads being the\ntlrst 20 mili**. outside of Winnipeg,\nthe roads in Alberta and Washington\nbeing pretty good.\nHi rSKft-tiCT ACCOKtt\n'Has she quarrelled with her\nhusband, then?\n\"Oh, dear, no1 They've only\nbeen divorced\"\nDraft\nExcluder\nis tli . niiii,-' our Mr. 11 nines\nuses. We :iiso call it\nWeather\nStrip\nLots of it in stuck\nSEE OCK WINDOW\nF. Parks\u00a9 Co.\nHardware and Home\nFurnishings\nCRANBROOK,\nI, C,\nKILBY FRAMES PlC\"TO__8\nA larpp number of jurors and wit*\nn^fisPB from Cranbrook wns at Fernie\nthi\" week nttendinR a sitting of tha\nnsslzes. *\nMr. L. A. S. .nek, who 1ms been\nnoting manager for tho Cnnnillan\nDank of Commerce, roturnod to Fernie yesterday.\nThe Cranhrook Lawn Tennis Club\nwill hold a Dance tn tbe Maaonto\nMall, on Wednesday, October a'Jth,\nfrom !* to 12 p.m. sharp, Tickets\nSl.r.0 for couple; GOc. e.trn Imly.\nWntson Hall, trainmaster at Macleod, wlll return to tbe Oranbroolt\ndivision nr. train master lu place of\nMr. Hood, who bus been tranBtorr.1\nto Nelson.\nT. T. McVittie, R. T. Kloliiirduon,\nA. B, fenwick, and A. Doyle nf Port\nHteele were In town Thursdny, attending a mooting of the Crnnbrook\nDistrict Conservative Association.\nKltKD WKl.I.H has reopened a\nnew Darner shop In thc Cross Keys\nHotel nnd invites your patronage\nwhich will receive the best attention\npossible so give us n trial.\nTiie mines of Kootenny nnd Boundary districts havo paid Jl.coo.oo.\nIn dividends so fur this yenr. This\nIh half a million more than wns pnld\nin the whole of 0311.\nimiNo Yotm ou* pirn to hodh\nrLAom for _nrA.nn\nAt the Kdison theatre tonight will\nbe shown the following features: \u2014\nThe darning Arrow, a two reel; 101\nexhibit; Superintendent nnd Operntor\nhe has his picture tnken; nntl Oour-\nmont's wookly.\nThe treasury department at Washington, has ordered all edstoms olll\ncers to collect countervailing duties\non all printing paper valued above\n2h cents a pound, imported from\nBritish Columbia and Quebec.\nD. H. Ferris of Nelson, representing tbe Kootenay Explosive Co., was\nin town last week demonstrating the\nexcellent qualities of a new explosive\ncalled XL.1TE. A number of Cran-\nbrookites took part In tbe demonstration.\nThe official Board of thc Methodist Church will banquet Dr. Chown,\nthe Oeneral Hdperintendent of tbo\nchurch in the Gymnasium of the\nVoung Men's Club, next Mondny\nevening at 7'clock. Every member\nor adherent of the church le urged to\nbe present.\nBRING YOUR OLD PIPE TO BOBB\nPLAGE FOR REPAIRS\nA report from Windermere stntes\nthat Alexander Blakely of Golden,\nwas drowned on Tuesday afternoon,\nin the Columbia river, 12 miles trom\nOolden. Mr, Blakely was pilot of\nthc steamer \"lnvermere, and leaves\n.a wife and two sons.\nTho Canadian Bnnk of Commerce,\nwith a regularly quarterly dividend\nof two-and-a-half per cent, has declared a bonus of one per cent, the\nsecond extra distslbution for the 12\nmonths which will end Novcinlier 30.\nThe total distribution of profits for\nthe year will amount to 12 per cent.\nFranklo McMahon, who was operated on laat week at the Ht. Eugene\nHospital (or nppendlcltus, Is report!\nou tt, bo getting along nicely. His\nmother Mrs. McMahon, was with\nhim (or several days and night wnen\nhe wns In a most serious condition,\nsnd it la largely due to her motherly\ncare that Frankle ls rapidly np\nproaching couvnlesence.\nKILBY FRAMES PIOTORHB\nFishing is one of llrltlsh Columbia\nleading Industtles. The production\nfor tho province In 1912 wns over\none-third ol the total production of\nthe Dominion, for the first time lending Ita rivals Nova He,tin. It had\nan output of 21, per cent more thnn\nany other province nnd wns only one\nhaving nn incrense over the preceding year of more than 11.000,000.\nfn looking over the coming attractions lor this winter we havo\nfailed to hear of any preparations 1)0\nIng made hy the Cranbrook Oporatlc\nSociety lor an entertainment this\nwinter. Their previous efforts havo\nmet with unqualified success from\nevery point of view, nnd we seo no\nreason why they should not be duplicated this year,\nThe Benevolent Order of lOlks of\ntho I),,minion of Canada, have mado\narrangements to open a cbnrtor at\nCraahrank. The special charter application fee Is $20, nnd only applies\nto new lodges. Wm. Fink is tbe accredited organizer for Cranbrook,\nnnd has his headquarters at tho Hoy\nal Hotel, whore applications for mom\nttarehlp can ho made.\nW. W. KILBY\nPRACTICAL PICTURE FIUMER\nARMSTRONO AVBNUK\nP. 0. Box 101 Oraabrook, B.O\nThey're, all coming to it!\" Ten years\nago, Henry Ford saw that excess weight\nin an automobile was the one thing to be\navoided. He made a light, strong and\nsturdy car. And to-day\u2014\"they're all\ncoming to it!\"\nThink wlmt these prices mean\u2014for the car\nthut bus stood the test: Model T Runabout $1,110; Model T Touring Car $650;\nModel T Town Car $\u00bb00-f. o, b. Walkcr-\nvllle. Out , with sli equiptrent. Oet catalogue and full pnrticulars from\nThe Hanson Garage\nComplete line nf Accessories, Parts and\nSupplies\u2014Cars and Trucks for hire\u2014AH\nmanner of repairs and vulcanizing done.\nNorbury Ave.\nCranbrook, B.C.\nj-.\"!*,\", 11 111 H-H l'l I HI-HI I llll 11111 Ml II U I l-frf\nA WELL MATCHED TEAM *\nshould have perfect harntsi in\norder to look and travel at their\nbest. Our double harness is a\nmarvel of beauty, lightness and\nstrength. You won't be doing;\nyourself, your horses or us justice\nunlets you call and compare it with\nthe ordinary kind.\nil W. M. PARK & CO. ;j\n- Phone 109 Cranbrook, B.C. P.O. Box 443 [',\nONE-TIME AMBASSADOR ALIENATED HIS SON'S\nAFFECTION, SAYS GIRL ASKING DAMAGES\nMRS CH .F-tEMACNE. TOWtR, J\u00bb\nClinrlcmtif.ic Tower, one lime Ambassador to Ocrmnnj nml the wenlthleet\nman lu Philadelphia, Is uiadr defendant ln nn action filed by Mra. Georgians\nInner, a .um; dtlinagca for nil i.i -1 alienation of the affectlona of Clinrlcnia.ue\nrower, Jr., the iH-i'iil.v-six-year-old ton of the emtwhllo dlplomatlat. The ac-\nIon coma na a climax to rrponted report*, current In this city that young\n- 'Power lunl beeu nuirrl.il whllo a itudent at Vale and repeated duulala by\n..\u2022If and IiIh pamnte of the marriage.\n-,\u00ab\u00ab-.aat%%aafr%aa\u00bbV\u00aba>a.a,aaaa,% %%%\u00bb-_\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb.\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb*%\u00bb%*%\u00bb\u00bb_\nIb.p.o.e.\nA Charter has been opened in\nCranbrook for membership in\nthe\nBENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE\nORDER OF ELKS\nof the Dominion of Canada\nwhich will remain open until a\nmembership of 50 has been\nenrolled.\nThe fee is $20.00.\nVor lurther information and Membership Applications, enquire of\nWM. 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