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Will Si be Iinme nl\nTho Clyninuslum. iMiliiniy Trnln\nInu unii I'hysieul llllll\nBernoulli I us true tor Connolly is\nabout to eive iiistrueliiius in I'hysi\neul lirill uud Military Tmlnlnu to ibe\ninelllbers nl the lliisliel Hull Assneiu\nHon and the Qyinnnalum. A largo\nniiiulier of niniies b.ive I n unrolled\nund Ihe Hrsl dilll takes pluee Wod\nDestiny I'Vellilm lleeeliiliel lib., ul\n8,30, Instruction will lie glvon\nstrictly nlonu uillilury lines mnl it Is\nexpci'tnl Itront Iuteresl will be liilien\nlint only by lhe llieuibel.. nl lliu Cylii\nn,n.nmi and the llusliet hull Assn\nI'llltiiill, lint by outsiders ns well,\nwho I'llll bei'iilne members nt 111''\nliyinuiisiiiiti. All yiiiiue men ovor\nthe line nf sixteen enn llOCOlllO III0I1I\nhers uml me em il led to nil lirlvl\nlOKOH of the eylnniisium, physit-n! anil\nluilitury training ote, us well nn be\nini! entitled to see nil Ihu lOltgllO\nbasket liiill euuics nf the souson.\nAll young men should procure mom\nhership tiekefs tn the Gymnasium so\nas to avail themselves id the nppor\nUtilities thnt i'llll be derived there\nfrom.\nIt is also the intention of forming\na inilitiu corps in Oranbrook Inter\non, hat the idea of starting in the\nGymnasium is for tlie bonoflt ni the\nmembers uud get. a firm hold, mn)\nthere is no doubt thut it groat many\nwill he interested anil will want to\nbecome connectod with tlie movement\nThe Basket Bull mimes [or Hie\n\"Wilson Cup\" ut'e now boing pliiyeil\nand audiences are increasing ut\nevery gmne. 'I'he games ure played\non Tuesduy nnd Priday evenings al\n8.31), and there Is always some good\nsport.\nA new feature ill connection with\nthe basket hull league is the introduction of Season Tickets, which\nadmits holders to ull league gumes.\nThere nre still twenty-one euines to\nbo plnyed and the pri f $1 per\nseiison ticket makes tiie enst per\ngame trilling. A good many hnvo\nalready taken these tickets lor Hie\nseason.\nThe players on the different tennis\nare getting into good shape mnl\nsome fast mul exciting games aro\nanticipated. Three league gumes\nhave already been plnyed mul bnve\nresulted us follows:\nAthletics 211 Maple Loaf 17\nMen's Own ' Bunks l'l\nAthletics 1.*. Bunks in\nThe mutch between the Athletics\nand Bunks on Tuesduy evening wns\nu very fust anil hard contested one.\nThe lirst quarter wus plnyed like u\ncyclone hut turned out 10 to nil In\nfavor of the Athletics, who got in\nsome good shooting. 'I'lie second\nquarter was not so fust but the\nBanks played hard nne succeeded in\nholding the Athletics down to I\nscore which mado II to nil in the\nAthletics favor at tlie end of the\nsecond quarter, Kor the third quarter the teams changed goals und the\nBanks got in some good work,securing six points nnd the quarter ended\nThings were getting exciting now\nnnd tlie last quarter sturted with a\nrush, both tennis playing hard.\nThrough some good shooting the\nBunks scored four points, tlie Athletics also scoring four points, nnd\nthe game ended in favor of tile Athletics 15 to 10.\nThe next game will be plnyed between the Men's Own und the Maple\nLeaf when n good game will be witnessed. The admission fee Ims been\nreduced to 10 cents nnd Indies free.\nA very large crowd no doubt will be\nut this game, which takes place at\n8-30.\nUp to Grandma Laurier.\nNow Westminster Liberals liml\na little [action experience nf tlio\nDonnybrook order over soloction\nof a candidate for tlm noxl Do\nminion elections, tlio presenl\nmember being turned down and\nlho nomination givon lo li. Jar-\ndine. .1. B. Kennedy M. I', uml\nhis friends are hostile ovor the\ntreatment whicli he received and\nsoino ul his friends claim Ihni\nif .liii'dino ones in the polls\nKennedy will also ben candidate.\nHnl yon just watch, und you'll\nRee what sortofbalm I'm' laeerni\noil fooling will lio lishi'tl mil nf\ngrandma Unifier's hand-bag I'm'\nhim. 'I'iiii is grandma's timo\nhonored method of soothing nil\niho llttlo griefs thai arise from\nyoungsters' brawls, Kennedy of\ncourse is kicking; now is his time\nto kick, ami lho harder ho kicks\ntho iniiro substantial lho quid\npro quo from grandma Laurier,\nMeanwhile odilor Taylor nl lho\nColumbian whn i.s llio unanimous\nchoice of lho Conservatives is\nlicking his chops in anticipation\nof llio toothsome sardine lio will\nIintl in .lai'dino.\nInstantly Killed.\nPernie, Deo. fl, -John llovan.\na well to do member nf iho\nSlavonian colony and an old resident of tho lown. was run ovor\nby a C, P. K. engine in lho\nyards here last night anil in\nstantly killed, Tho train crew\ndid not soe him on tho truck antl\nit is not known exactly how tho\naccident happened. Deceased\nwas nil yours of ago ami leaves a\nwil'o and family.\n\"What ('nn a Boor Mun Do?\"'\nEditing this paper is a nice busi\nness. if we publish jokes tlie people say that we are \"rattle headed\"\nIf we don't we are an old fossil. If\nwe publish original mutter they any\nwe dont five them enough .selections.\nli we give ilicni selections they -\u25a0->\ntlml we in.. Ii.'.y to Ml ill'. ll\nwe l.tii in llie nlllCO SOttlltll III\"-.\nwe titlglll to i t mul hustle for\n\"locals.\" Ii wc im ..in then wo \t\niml ill,-ii.Inn. I.. Inn ss. II we\nllnli'l en In i llllllll we lire II llenlli\nuu. il wu iln we aro .i hypocrite li\nwe ueiir tllll clotllOB I buy linillil ul II I\nII we Weill I I nn,',. tllOy sny wi'\nhnve n \"luiil.\" N.iw whal nil' WO\ntn iln' Jusl us likely ns mil siilne\nnil.' will .-.liy llllll we BtolO Ibis llllll\niiiiiii one nl mn i'M'I .'es. mnl \"\nwe ill,I\nMI'N'H UWN\nThoro wus ii largo attondnuco ul\ntbe till,i mooting lust Sunday llll'l\niiiiiiii. Hie -im.ml- having ililllenliy\niii proi ide enough sents. Mi tn\ndrew MeCiiwnii guvo ii good address,\nmnl wus freqituntly Intorruptod by\napplause Seveiul members present\nalso spoko, mul .pi it i\" ii iniiiiiiei \"i\nquestions were asked ol the Council\nhu. It wus the gonorui opinion ol\nthe meeting thai civic allnirs are mil\nthe oaSlOSl to ileal Willi, lllll llllll nil\nImprovement mi tin- present coadi\ntions might lie possible, mul Dim\nthis wus evidently ibe wish nl tlio\nlargo numbor of rule payct'B present.\nCOUNCIL MEETING,\nWhat The City Dud's ure lining [\"or\nCranbrook. Heturnlng Officer up\npointod. Court ol Revision,\nThe Cily Council held a mooting\nmi Wednesduy evoning in tin mcll\nchamber ol tho new City Hall.\nThero were present His Worship\nMayor Fiiiluv, and aldermen Fink,\nMcCowan. Hickonbothnm und .luck\nPEOPLE YOU MAY hN.IW\nVisitor.! Hero unil Tliore Poopli\nWho (Iiiiiiii to tiraabrook and\nThus\" Wlio (io Awuy.\ntl T. Koeers received Ibree cue\nluuds of morchnnillso this week.\n.Miliii'ini mul l.okny grapes at\nHtowarts.\ntt A Hnvd nl Moyio, mul 11 A.\nHamilton ol Vullll were ill the Unv\nill WodnoBilny.\nWe hnVO lhe liilfsl designs In Knurl boxes of Hon Huns, lliuikels, Hats\nHearts, Tolcpl s, etc., Tbe Palm,\nWe have lhe latest designs In I'nll-\ncy hull's of Iiiiii lions, lliiKkets, Huts\nHearts, Telephones, ote, The Palm,\nP, Liinil, nuinuger ol the Crow's\nNest Puss Lumber Co., of Wurilner\nwns in the city Weilnesdiiy.\nMr, ..ml Mis. B. Kengiin ol Mnrysville were Cranbrook visitors Tues\nduy\nW. p. While, superintendent ol the\nSt. Eugeno mine wns in Oranbrook\nWed nosdny.\nI). II. Vntes ol the Staples Lumber\nCo., of Wyclilfe wus transacting\nbusiness ut Ornnbrook Tuesduy.\nCeo. Jewell, president of tlie .lew-\nell Lumber Co., iif Jaffray wus doing business \u201et Cranbrook Monday,\nMinutes nf lust regular meeting\nwere rend mul nn mnl inn approved.\nA communication from W. II. Uii\nsun, offoring in provide n clock For\nIhe council cbnmber, ul cost price,\nwns rend, mul mi motion placed on\nIiie.\nAct nls tn lhe amount of \"2.044\nwere passed upon by the finance coin\ninittee.mtil mi motion ordered paid.\nSolicitor G. II. Thompson, reported mi tlie petition i'e unsightly]\nshucks, saying Hun lhe council hud; Me. and Mrs. .1. D. McBrldo re-\nMr. nnd Mrs. Fred. Binmore, und\nMrs, A. II. Penwick of Port. Steele,\nwere Ornnbrook visitors Monday.\nll. MeTiivisb of Calgnry, W. K.\nItoss nnd .1. W. Moore of Pernie.\nwire ni the Crunbrook Monday.\nConstnblo .inc. Walsh oi Port\nSteele wus in town during the curly\npart of this week.\nturned Wednosdny from\nCalgary.\nvisit ti\nuo power tn net in the mutter, mul\nit wns moved that tho petition lie\nIliad,\nThe city clerk wns Instructed to\nhnve the assessment roll completed\nby December 31st.\nThe Miiyor, mid nldormon Hickonbothnm unii McCowan will net ns u\nCourt nf Revision. They will meet\nfnr Hint purpose iiii December 21st.\nIn the Council Chamber.\nTlie publication ol the holding of\nthe Court nf Revision will be published in the Nelson Dally News.\nThos. M. Roberts wus appointed us\nreturning officer with power to appoint n clerk. Nominations fm the\ncivic offices will be liled with the re-\ntui-nlnu onicer nt his office in the Al. Mutz, president of the Fernie\nnew City Hull. | Fort Steele Brewing Co., wns in\ntown Monday. .Mr. Mutz and Les\ntor Clap visited Kingsgute Tuesday\nCouncil adjourned ut. in 30.\nPacific Armada Gathers.\nHnve vou visited the new billiard\nparlor of Maedonald & Lalng's. if\nnot, why nni. 'I'he tubles are new,\nund the proprietors very popular.\nII. W is oi Croston, .1. S. Brim\nsley of Spiikune, R. A. Green of\nHigh River, unil .1. Morgan ol Pernie were nt the Royal Thursdny.\nI. w, I'litmnie led mi the flyer\nThursdny for Victoria, where lie will\ntuke his exam, to practice law in\nIbis province.\nTho great nrmndn uf American\nwarships under command of Admiral Robley II Evans, which,\non December lli, will sail I'm' iho\nPacific, will assemble in Hampton Roads mi Monday. Several\nnf the vessels are already ui the\nrendezvous, antl while n few may\nnni be ready on Monday, Admiral I5vaiis hus stnieil llini Ihe\nsailing order will positively be\ngiven mi iln' date sat. Tho\ncruise will cover 111,772 miles, nil\ntold, nml tlio lleei will luu, I nl\nTrinidad, Rio de Janeiro, I'uiiiu\nArenas, Oallnc nnd Mngdalemi\niluy. Tlio coming week will lio\noccupied In completing tho final\npreparations Inr lho trip nnd lho\ngreat review liy tlio prosidenl nn\nDecember Hi.\nWEDDING HULLS\nNixon Gibson,\nlhi Priduy evening Novomboi Z2nd.\nn veiv pretty wedding look placo nl\nthe residence ol lhe bride's mother,\nMrs. s. I.. Gnlbrnlth 1150 Easl Clin\nimi sired. Portland, Oregon, In lhe\nprosenco nl n lew relatives und\nfriends, whon Miss 11,-r\/i.I aihson of\nPort Stoolo, wus united iu mnrrlngo\ntn Mr, -i Tuvlor Nixon nf Salinas,\nCulil . Rov, .1 \u00ablnl,'i,ml, II,,,miller\noOiciiiline. 'I'lu Inilii wn. glvon\nnwuy l,v bur l,rot her Mr. William\nGibson nl N.illiii The bllile ijil'lied\nbouquet nl while crysanthe mums\nnnd looked pretty iu white. Miss\nlieintnei captured lhe In.itiiui't The\nbride wore a travelling suit ,,i Navy\nblue After receiving the congratulations of those presenl, tbe lu'iile\ncut llle weililiim cuke Ice Creuill\nund eollee were set veil. The house\nwas beautifully decorated in green\nund while Mr, unil Mrs. Nixon\nleft, the sm veniiii; for their future lioine in Salinas,\nJamieson-Slutrpo.\n(in Tuesday evoning, Chnrlos (!.\nJamloson, ni Cranbrook, mul Miss\nEllsnlietli Shnrpo of Whimper were\nunited in mnrrlngo liy tlie Rev, C.O.\nMnlll. Mr uml Mrs. Jnmlesoll will\nmake their homo in Ornnbrook,\nWhiielnw Oiimborlnnd\nA pretty wedding look plm,. in Ihu\nEnglish Church mi Sunday morning\nwlien the Rev. Plowellillg united 111\nmnrrlngo Mr. Robert Whiielnw of\nOranbrook, In Miss Ell'\/nbcth Cum\nborlantl of London, Bngland The\nhnppy liuiiii,, will make their homo\n'n Oranlirook.\nDr. S. K. Harvie, wlio has been\nlocated nt Moyie for ;i numbor of\nyoars, left, on Monday mi n business\ntrip to Montrenl.\nChas. (inskill of Kimberley, H. II.\nAllen of Waldo, nud B. Stephens ol\nWattsburg were nt the Cosmopolitan\nTuesday.\nJohn Pear, of Great Palls, Mont.,\nrepresenting tlie Smith Premier\nTypewriter Co., wus in tlie city\nMonday,\nSelkirk Preceptory und Priory held\nits regular monthly assembly In the\nCbaptor room of tlie Masonic Tomplo\non Monthly evening.\n.1. H. Glass of London, H.P. Duvy\nof Winnipeg, A. II. Hcylund of Nelson, und H. P. Mills of Portland\nspent Sunday lust nt the Craubrook.\nJames Pinlay, who bus been ut\nVuncoiiver mi business for the past\nten duys returned to Oranbrook Wednesduy.\nWin. Hogg of Winnipeg, ,f, ltynn\nni Win-duel'. .1. A Broley nud ' S.\nJcllott of Pernie were nt, the Crnn-\nbrook Monday,\nEditor ii, L. Pedlar ol tlie Penile\nFree Press wns in the city Weitnes-\ntlay transacting business nl Hie Govornmonl olllee.\nHen. Ileiiiietsiin. president of the\nllllll Hiver Power Co.. nnd o. c.\nGeorge, u director of the same coin\npany, were transacting business at\nCranbrook Tnosday.\nP. it. Onmpboll of Edmonton, C,\nLindsey of Coloman, W. II. Dunn of\nol Spnkune, A. Buiii of Scuttle, J.\nMorgan of Fertile were guests nl the\nRnynl Tuesilnv.\nM. Sargonl ol Strnthcona, R. S.\nI'ykc nl Vancouver, II. Mollshoy of\nSpokane, D.C.McLaron of Vancouver,\nmnl A. M. Beattlo of Wnldo weie nt.\nthe Cranbrook Wednesday.\nIn the opening speeches made in\nthe House of Commons, did uny one\nnotice anything being suid abinit\ncommencing work mi the British\nColumbia end of the (liunil Trunk\nPacific?\nSpeaking ol tlie splendid harvest,\nthe marked improvomont in trnde,\nmnl the geiieriil ennilil ions, it is us\nslimed that u portion of the olecto\nrnte will assume thul. lhe blessings\nnumerated above enme from the\nLnurior Governmenl.. Will thoy nlso\nconsider the present financial conditions u gift from Ihe siime source?\n.1. Gibbons of Vancouver, .1. (1,\nDunlop, of OhnpBlan, Mich., P. lie\nil.iiiiii ol Kaslo, A. s. Macdonnld ol\nRossland, A. B Cowan of Gull, G,\nBolgof of SI. Louis, Mo., J. Craln\n\u2022:. 0, Smith, ox M.P.I'., wus In of Spokniie, G. Campbell mul ,1. s,\nthe city lust. Saturday. Mr Smith Wllklns of Calgary, S. McDougal mid\nis very enlliiisiustlc in rognnl to the j A. McCool of Pernie, W. .1. Williams\ncrops raised on his ranch lliis yoar, uml W. Hollnwny of Winnipeg, and\nHe says Hint this is n gfenl wheat i.l. II. Miirtln of Nelson were guests\ncountry. Im tho Oranbrook Tuesilny.\nIinrnsier M A. Maedonald ,uu ul\nPernio this week iiii legul business.\nFine skating on 11\"' ponds Just\nensl i,I lown\nRi'luetnlier the plucc tn ml II..tne\nMiule Candy, fresh dally \"i'li.' Palm'\nOurney Pntmore wns nl Hornier\nMonday mi business,\n\"Grail mul Grab\" bus roignod loin\nenough nt Ottawa, says Hie Cum\nrose Muil\nMi mul Mrs. A Robertson ..f Nel\nson weie Crunbrook visitors ilns\nweek.\n'I'lliir- would snnii bei ie better II\nI pie would i.nn. net ii mu iii thoir\nbonds Hun limes tiro going tu be\nMr. Graham Ctunpholl, n luml mnl\nInsurance uncut nl Calgnry wus spot)\nIm:: ii lew iluys ut Ornnbrook this\nweek on business,\nMrs Thorpe uml daughter of Ward\nner. P. (i. Byron mm M, W, Schil\nline ill perry Creek, mul P A, Jones\nof Swnnsen were guests nl tlie Cos\nmopolltnn Thursdny.\nA review of Hie Liuilii'i iidminis\ntrillion doopons tlio conviction,\niilrenily strong In llriiisli Columbia\nHint It Is time for lhe presont administration to shun1 the fate ol Hie\nRoss ministry, which wus handed mil\nnt the inst general election in Ontario,\nMETHODIST CHUROH.\n(In Sunday December Xlb., tbe Pus\ntor will conduct the services morning uml evening.\nSundny sel I mul Ladles Bible\neluss ut three.\nMen's Own meeting in tlie Gymnasium ut three-thirty. jMusle und\nsinging, ull men ure Invited to tliis\nconference where municipal mutters\nwill again be discussed, nne or two\nrnte payors reading short papers on\n\"How to improve conditions ln our\nMunicipal life.\" No personalities\nare allowed, und nil will be given u\niteming irrespective nf party or\nopinion.\nSubject, for evening discourse:\n\"WHO WILL SAVE THE CITY. \"\nMonday final practise for the service of Suae ut eight, in vestry.\nTuesday. Service nf Song with\nreadings, entitled:\nTHE MUSICAL MILLER.\"\nIn Hie Church ut eight. Admission\nirei' Hcilion, Choir unil Orchestra.\nWednesday. Missionary evening by\nthe League, Dehitto.\nNext Sunday, the Bl-Oentonary of\nChurles Wesley's death, will I b\nserved; this writers hymns will lie\nused, und a short iieenuut of bis life\nwill lie given by the Pastor,\nBUILDING NOTES.\nGeo. Leusk's new residence on\nEdward street is rnpidly approaching completion. Wlien comploted il\nwill be one of tlie prettiest residences in Cranbrook,\nGeo Kennedy is building n new\nresidence on Hanson Avenue.\n\"Dud\" Spt'agtlc bus completed n\nthroe room cottage on Ornnbrook\nst reel.\nOontrnctors Geo. Leask & Co.,nre\nbuilding two new cottuges on Vun\nHome nvenue.\nAmerican To Be a Lord.\nLondon, Doc ii. -Albert Kirby\nFairfax, tho Now Yorit clerlf,\nhas dooidod to ussu'ne tlio title of\nLord Fairfax and to take his\nsent in the house of Lords.\nWhon iho facl Hint ho had inherited lho title and estate of\nLord Fairfax wits first announced\nto the young inun, lie declared\nHint llio English peerage had nn\nattractions for him uml that ho\nwould refuse In assiine lho title,\nSince ihen. however, he has\napparently changed his mind und\nwill renounce liis allegiance in\ntho Dnited Slates ami become a\nsubject nf Kin}! Edward, Many\nlegnl preliminaries will have in\nlie accomplished before I,nni\nFairfax enn take his seal in lho\nhouse of lords, but ho will likely\nlie ahii' tn pari cipate in the next\nsession of parliament. It is said\nHint Fairfax \u00ab'ill lie lho Hrsl\nAmerican oil1 ion in occupy n\nplace in llio ntigust body.\nFatal Accident.\nPornie, lhi I A fatal accident occurri I on tlio Ureal\nNothern cons'ruction n lew miles\nfrom town yesterday, by which\nnne iniin w;i- killed and another\nseriously h ured. Tlie men\nwere excuvniing gravel from u\nsand bank, when without llio\nslightest \u00ab irniug Ihey were\nburled by n .lido nl' earth with\nllie above result. 'I'lie injured\nman wus brought tn the hospital\nin Fernie. where, lie is\nreported tn no doing well.\nTwo int|in'St.s will lie lield in\nmorrow by < nronor I llcnsdcll. nne\nIt) inquire nin lhe death nf John\nllovan, vv 11 \u25a0 i was killed mi Wed\nnesday niii i liy boing run over\nby a Morris oy.Fornio and Michel\nrailway en tine, while walking\nnil 1 he ll'ill s mul also nne hlln\nll ei'li' III nil llio 01*0111\nXiilhei'ii e, usl ruction Wnrk.\nPAYS HALF MILLION HOLLA It\nII. (I. Loan Paid Before Maturity\nA Muster Stroke of Minister\nof Finance\nIiiiil -i million dollars nl tin\niiiiiiiiis million ilnllui' Inun which\nPremier McBrlde's -envoi1 nl\ntt'ns compelled in negotiate when\nii Hrsl i'niil.' luln power ims I i\nl>:iiil back.. From this muv In\noMiin.'iioil ihe prosperity ol licit\nlsh Columbia, when ii Is pnyiiifi\ninnl, loans li.'li.,i' ilin reach\nmat it cily,\n'I'lie loan, 'i will im re iiiiei'\ned. was ui ,'i |iee (uiul , nml wns\niriinli' upon the nuthui'litalinn nl n\nSpCClllI M'.ssi r lhe pro\\ Incltil\nlegislature called in Hie wlnlcr\nnf IIIOII I. The money wns re\npayable ai tlie rule nl' fcliHV'HO a\nyear with Interest. Since I Inn\nlime throe success! vo no nun I pay\nments havo lioon mot, nml mi\nWednesday lasl *,* ,00li \\\\-,i>\npaid nlTitt lime, which loaves\nonly \u2022V'nn.nmi sllll unpaid, Tliis\nwill lie paid ns sunn us ihe people\nwhn Imlil the linnils will ho L'nod\nenough in uccepl the cash ihe\nsooner Hie belter pleased ihe\ngovernmenl will lie.\nTin' luili' million paid yestor\nduy was in paymonl nl' that\nanioiini ni' bonds owned by the\nCanada Li I'e Assn rn nee ('mn | mny.\n'I'he money lightness in Hie wisl\nhas propably heen responsible\nfnr ihe acceptance liy Hint company of the cash. The bonds\nwere redeemed al par, n prico\nvery advantageous from ihe\npoinl nf View nf Hie pin\nvincial government. It is especially satisfactory wl ii\nis considered Ihal the government was paying .\"> per\ncent, interest for llie loan, while\nmoney lying in iis credit In the\nbank wns drawing o ly !! By\nlho recent settlement the \u25a0 pie\nnf British Columbin inukoa clear\nl' per cent, on ?*i00,0()0 for ii n\t\nhor of yours\nThe condition nf provincial\nfinances fins vastly changed during the last three years, Winn\nHon. Mr. Tni Inw tool? charge nf\nihe department of ttuance ihe\ngovernmenl wns face in face\nwilh a decidedly unpleasant enn\ndition. Tlio loan wits negotiated\nin ineet liabilities iu London, uml\nto settle uu overdraft in tho\nImnl;. Now the coll'ers of Hie\ngovei'llinonl ure filled In nver\nHowing, und everyday announces\nIho Inception nf further public\nwork's.\nA Notable Convention.\nBoth political parties in British Columbia have recently held\nprovincial conventions, and bolli\nin the eiiy nl' Vancouver. The\nconventions wore hold about six\nweeks apart, lhe liberals having\nchosen the time of I he provincial\nexposition al .New Westminster,\nwhich always attracts a great\nmany people from the interior in\ntho coast and therefore makes I ho\ndate of the Fair a convenient\nlime fnr the holding nf conventions, Hul in spite nf ihul circumstance* tlie attendance at iho\nConservative gathering was\nmore than twice ns great ns the\nLiberals wore able in muster,\nNor is the whole difference he\ntween tlio character and spirit nf\nthelwocoiiferences explicable hy\nreference to the numbers in attendance merely, As ihe Con\nservalive delegates return in\niheir local associations ami report mi ilie meeting tin1 impression given everywhere is nne nf\nperfecl concord nnd enthusiastic\nconfidence in Hu- future of Hie\nparty, ami in its ability at every\nopportunity tn give efl'ocl in iis\npolicies which ure known in he\nthose of Hie groat majority ni\nthe people nf llriiisli Columbia\n'I'he onnsei'viiiiv invention\nnf UI07 will he notable for many\ntilings. Nni Hie leusl. perhaps,\nis thut it marked ihe disappearance of llie lasl vestige nl\nsee t inn ul jeu lousy. Undoubtedly\nsome apprehension was foil by\nmembers of interior associations\nai the ruling that no proxies\nshould lie permitted. Tl nasi\nconstituencies woro able in send\nfull dolegalinns, and Vancouver\nIsland and ihe Lower Mainland\nrepresentations made up more\nH two thirds nl the niton\nilniiii' Hul il hits nm I i\ncharged by nuy one Ihal any\nattempt wus made in lake ml\nvantage nf their numerical\nsuperiority h.v iho coasl dele\noiites. interior associations\nhave received n rale nnd reasonable proportion of seals on the\nexecutive, uud Iho nexl eonven\nllllli will he held ill K'llltlliilips\nunder similar circumstances\nwlien ull the ad\\ antage in enn\n1 oniouce ,vdl lie wnli ihe tni'-ruir\nmembers,\nBin while ii is extreu.elv\ngratifying thul ull local jealousies\nni; forgotten and lh,. pui-ii j,\nmilted mul harmonious rrom ihe\nYiiw's N'esl Li Hie PaciHc, it i'lie mii'i,' iii ihe convention thut\nis aftor all. ihe nu\u2022-] iinptirinnl\nmatter.\nAi every convention lliere lire\ni certain ntiiiiber ui resolutions\n\"Ims Inptl unl, , nnrnial\nclrciitiiKliiiioos may be taken for\ngranted, I; may usually he\nissmnod, ror Insiiuico, ili'nl n\nPlll'ly I Velllioll tt ill inl.' run\niidence in ihe parly lenders, and\niimi ii will endorse the u -nl\npolicy nl me parly,\nlim the Conservatives nf Brll\n:sh i 'olumbiii did more Ihan that\nKimng is ih.- position i;il;en up\nin ll . llorden nnd his follow\ners lu ihe Dominion Held mi ihe\ni mil iiini'il Iliun l'n-.. :\nDistribution of Seed\nDistribution nl seed grain (iml\npotatoes from lhe Central ex\nperiiiicntul Farm (Ittawn, lliii\"-S\nHy Instruction of the llm\nI'll.WllliniiK SCHOOL KKI'liHT\nUcport I-'.... November Large Atten\n:'\" \"\"i Q I Conduct of Pupils\nDIVISION 1\n|Ml* Caldwell Tcachor.)\nrotal attendance 217\nAven,,,. utondanco Ins.\",\nI'orfocl Attendance Dale) McCnl\nImu. K. .ihi. -in Brldgoe Mnudle\nsli'iit mul Sybil ttlni,.\nDIVISION 2\nV It A tillers, in 'I',.,, bei\nTotal Attendance re\nAverage Attendance la mi\nPeriod Attendance May Antbonj\nRaymond Armstrong Unroot Dink\n11 .|\"'' liuuiii.un-. Sniii,. oillli\n\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0- Kenned) Lillian Leonk, Kntlo\nLoot i McNab, Jessie McCowan\nlielln Taylor, Florence Woods Win\n1 1 Deacon, Lillian McCowan, Roy\n\\i i'lu\nD1VISIUN I\ntMIss Purdy, Teachei I\nTotal Attc-ndanco M0|\nAvorngo Attendance 32 02\nPeriod Attendance Edith Anthony\nOordon Anthony, Edith Addorly,\nliuilii'i Han leei! Alborl lim iihiiit\nllihlii Cnilake, Kathleen Dumont,\nRose Ii nt. iti,i|,ii Laurie, Duve\nli.'iil\nDIVISION I\ni.\\ll-s Ross, Ten, ll.'l.,\nTotal Attondnnco 1040\nAvorago Attendance.. 19-62\nPeriod Attondnnco Nathan Barn\niiirt, I nu t ,1 Armetrong, Viuln\nBoyter, Florence linthie, Vlnney Dor-\nMinister of Agriculture ti dis- rl9' ATl\"'\" Bowness, Wanda Fink,\niribulion is bei mado this sen-1 ln\u00b0r? '''\"'''M' Pladys \"\"'i\"'\"''\"\"'\n\u201e , ' nv in,no mis si .i .,,\u201e i;,,,.,,. HiKsina Roi|o Johnson,\nson ot samples of superior sorts Irving Lcnsk, Lottlo Leask Lee\nof grain nud potatoes tnCnnndiiin Look, mul Clifford McNab\nfanners for the improvement of division .*,.\n\" , Jim slock fordislribution TotJ^SSL\"^^.^!\nmis heen secured i ly from Avorago Attendance 42-42\nthe Experimental Farms lit Period Attendance draco Bardget\nIndian Head, Susk., and Bran MarS Humbert, Mlna Carson, Mel\ndon, Mini. Tho stimuli's consistH?'1' ''\"''\"\"*.\u25a0 Vv*\"'k Crydorman, Fred\n'.\".\"-\u25a0 spHngwhJut, -icy. [!;;;!;:\"';,;i!;;t;\u201e\u201e\"';^:;- ~\nIndian corn (.for ensilng iiy)\nnul potatoes, The cpiimiH.v of\nMerrll Loask, Douglas McCowan,\n(ionl.m McKonna, Noll McCallum,\nnuls senl is I lbs., ullil of w'hetil l':'1'\"' MctDc-irald, William Moore, Bid\ni- h'li'lev *, lho cm,\u25a0\u201e,,,i i i \u25a0'\"'>' Murgatroyd, Ralnsford Parks,\n1 \"' -v s , sullii'ienl 'h Wilfred Stone ,Mlcc Woods\nUse In SOW Olio IH'ellllelh nf llll DIVISION 6,\nacre The siunplos of Indian Miss Anderson, Teacher,)\nemu (Hid potatoes weigll !1 Ihs 1 'l'\"1\"1 Attendance . ...1.162.\n 'li- A .p lily of eiich of lhe ,we,T'v,,\/V!\"!\"b\"',i ito',.\nI-,, ti, \u201e,.;,,, , \u25a0 ,'\u25a0 ' '''l lei I Atlell'liillie lliiiiihl I'ntten.\nlollowing varieties has 1 n Willie Prudon, Ethel Reed, Merle\nsecured Tor this distribution: Taylor, Wang Ship. Helen Bridges,\nOuts ['minor, Wide Awake\nFred. Dei\nHarriot MoRut, Ruby\nwi.ii , \u25a0;. , i, i . ;' uoncon, \\ u.lei liutnnnt, Clarence\n\"I\"1'' f-iiaul, Danish Island, Hickenbotham, W. , Laurie Helen\nllimiMiinl Dollar, Improved McKlnstry.\nLigowo, nil while ntrloties.\nBlack oats are noi recommended \"The Bonnie Brier Bush.\"\nlor general cultivation, n \"c\u00ab\nsamples, however, are available\nwhieh can lie seni If specially\nasked tor,\nWheal, lied Fife (beardless);\nPreston, Pringle's Chnmplnin\nand Huron (early bearded sorlsi;\nPercy and bl tin ley (early board-\nless varilies).\nGreatest of Scottisli Playswill\niimi Western Canada Famous\nSongstress u speeiui Feature.\nMr. C. P. Walker, owner und\nmanngor of Winnipeg's new\n\u25a0Slnl'.(\u00abm theatre, llio Walker.has\njust comploted arrangements fnr\nn tour across Western Cannda of\nBarley. Six rowed. -Monsury. \"Tlie Bonnie Brier Bush,\" one of\nOdessa. Mnnsllold nud Cliuido. iho greatest plays in tlie history\nTwo-rowed Sluiidwell, Invin- of iho drama,\nuiUlo, Canadian T -pet Sid ; Thl, \u201e\u201e\u201e. u-m besin .,, ,,,\n'\"'>\u25a0 William Wednesduy, December\nIndian Corn (for ensilage). Uth and will close al Nelson li\nI'lu rly sorts, Angel of Midnight, C., aboul January 10th. Alter\nCum pi mi's Early and Longfellow;\nInter varieties. Selected Loam\ning, Early Mastodon und Whin\nCup Yellow Henl.\nPotatoes Early varieties,\nEarly While Prinoand liochosici\nHose. Medium tn late varieties,\nmie night in Kenora, n week\nwill he devoted to Winnipeg.\nwhere this fiimousdrnma has previously been givon tor four long\nengugomeiils, Cranbrook will\nbo among the eighteen cities al\ntt'liieli ii one night engagement\nCarman No, 1 and Lute Puritan will lie plnyed.\nThose later varieties are as a rule Tlie company which will pre-\nmore productive than tl nrlier sent \"The Bonnie Brier Hush\"\nkinds on this tour numbers thirty\nJ i inly one sample can be senl to', people, and is composed nf play-\neach applicant, henee If un In- ers of prominence, among whom\ndividual receives a sample of are -I Polmer Collins, Walter\noats he cannot also recciveone of Scott Weeks. Ward K. Renselior,\nwheal, barley, Indian corn or\npotatoes. Lists of names from\none individual, or applications\nfor more Ihan one sample for one\nhousehold,cannot be entertained.\nThe samples will be sent free nl\ncharge through the mail.\nRoberl Ireland, late Pipe Major\nof the l-i li Highlanders of Toronto, Kenneth McKenzie,\nMarion McDonald, Ann Caird,\nAdelaide Matthews, Wm. .1.\nCasep, the Beuner children and\nmany others of note. The en-\nApplications should lie ml tire New York scenic production\ndress to the Director of Expert- ttnd electrical equipment is\nmental Farms, Ottawa, mav bo carried, a special large baggage\nseni iii unv ii before Uie liith cnr '\"'\"'\u25a0- r \"v'1 f'\"'lllc ,raus*\nof February, aftor which the portatton\nlisis will in- elnseil. sn ihul the' A decided feature will be the\nsamples asked For muv be sent special engagement tor this tour,\nonl in good time for sowing of the Australian nightingale,\nApplicants should mention llio Miss Mnggie McCann, tliesweet-\nvariety they prefer, with a second esl singer ol Scottish songs thai\nson ns nn alternative Appli ever visited Canada,\neuiiiiiis will be tilled in in tier \"The Bonnie Brier Bush, the\nIn which ihey are received, so play of all plays dear to the\nInilii us the supply nf s I lasts, hearts of the Canadian people, is\nFarmers aro advised lo upply a dramatization by James Mac-\nearly in avoid possible disup- Arthur of tho late Ian Maclaren's\niiolnlinoul Those applying for story of the si name, and it\nIndian cornor potatoes should depicts life in the luml whoso\nbear in d thai the corn is mil. lochs und heathery lulls inspired\nusually distributed until April, tlie great song pool Robert\nund iimi poluloes ciinnol be Burns. If in his noi very long\nmailed inun hero until danger hul useful life, Ian Maclaron, or\nfrom frosl in Iransii isover N'o tlie l{e\\ John Watson, whicli\npnslago is reipiirod nn mail ml was his real naino, hud given Iho\ndressed In lhe (','lllllil ExpOl'i j tt I ll'ill III 11 lli UL' lllll \"'l'l,,. *'o||llio\nmi'iilal Farm. Ol fawn Brier Bush.\" his life would mil\nWM SAI'MiKI.'S. hnve I n lived in vain. Tn\nDirector of ExporimenlalJ those wim follow thostugoclose\nFarms, ly the play stands out like a\nlighlliouso in lhe sen of uuinloi'-\nPolitical I'olNTHUH osling stage si..nes |i is dis\ntinctly n play nl henrl Interest,\nWhile Hie eiillieilv Is abundant.\nwholesome nnd natural,\nrtnnndored The enterprise nl' Manager\n\"\"\u25a0 m\"\"k| \"''<\"*' ''\"'* \"\"' '\"Walker in so-iii ii i'he Bonnie\n\u2122 \"l'\"'\"\"\"\" Brier Bush\" For a Western\nChristmas Cards to Canada tour will he appreciated\nby nil lovers of the bosl lu drama.\nIt would In' ull I nhh I\" nil llili'l\nostod 111 honest k-nvcrnmcnl, thnt .1\ncommltte lie n|i| tied ti\nilns district 1- not Ren\nHu\n.it I'hns. B, Iti'iiln I'lll''. PROSPECTOR, CHANBROOK B.l . DEC\n\u2666\" a '\u2666' aft:* ft <\u25a0 a * a a a a a a a a <\u25a0 \u2666 a \u2666 * 4;aft (]*\u25a0\ni % tk\n\u25a0W\"'-J\nTHE WALL\n\u2666 PHONE 111 Armstrong Avenue P 0 BON :;:;\n4\n9.\nWe Arc Ready To Go To\n4\n4\n-\n*\nA. IJ. Grai \u20ac-,\nl'l lll.l.slll.K AND KOITOIt,\nnn uiul\nends\nih.lnl i\n'I'liy\nnuiii In In\n************ **************\n* a, a .., m.m *\nProfessional.\n- '\u25a0\nBARRISTERS AND SOLICITOUS\nC'RAKBROOla, - H.C,\nAT ANV TIMK un.i\n\u2666\nniousiire it inr new cover\ning. llm -i i ml\" .\n\u00a9Jj\u00ab $fco*Ptttov-\n..Vl'UKD.W HI V\nGran Hediictioiis\nl (inr Wall *\n\u2666\n\u2666\n4\n4'\n9\n4\n4\n9\n9\nft\n' \" I\"\nI'up, - \u25a0 will lie wnr'.l\nlu call ui\n. ' lilts .1! '\"\nB. H. SHORT & CO. I\nThu Painter* ami Dccoratoi *.\n'ft ft.ft. ft.9. 9 \u2666 o a> o \u2666 ; 9 \u2666*\u2666\nft 0 ft 4 ft 9 ft\n************** >\u00ab\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666* **********************\n4 \u201e. \u2666\n\u2666\n\u2666\nA\n9\n9\n9\n9 FERNIE, B.C. 9\n9 MA.N'DPACTUUERS n d BREWERS ' l-'IXE \u2666\n\\ FORT STEELE\nbrew!;;'; ci : ro. f\nBEER \u2022 PORTER\n\u2666\n\u2666\n\u2666\n\u2666 SOLD BY TH;'. E\nt Bottled beer for famih\nJ ii>u .t specialt\\\n\u2666 Outside Orders\n\u2666 GIVEN STRICT AND PROMPT ATTEXT\nX SAT1SFACT1 N fARAl PEE]\n\u2666\n\u2666\n\u2666\nP. O. BOX S12 fa\n'. ninny mnl luml\ni 9 '*\"\"'\u25a0 AliKXrs |j\n,\u201e\u201e\u2022;;\";;;\u2022 ************** ************\nC H. DUNBAR\nIIAIIKIS'I'KI;. SOUCITOK\numl NOTAHY l'l lll.lt'.\nf Port Steele Brewing Co.. Iwtd. *\n1 *\n9*9*99*ft*<>9*\u2666\u2666*\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666*\u2666\u00ab\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00ab\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2022\nL. CLAPP VV ROLLINS?\nBaker Struct, Cranlirtiok, \\'>.i'..\nis a i..\\i;i;k ami A'lTi.ACTiV'h: iitiTEi, oft quiet\nELEGANCE IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. WITH A\nCI'SIM', (if SUI'EI.IOli EXCELLENCE\nSpecial Rates By the Month\nHEADQUARTERS EOU TOURISTS AND OLD TIMERS\nft.*-*..*.*.*.*.a\n9; aft.a ft: < \u2666<>\u00ab><>\u2666<.\u2666\u00ab<.>\nii you Start Por a Drive :\n.-..\u201e,\na,,,',' ft\nHi ft\nft\n\u25a0\n'\n-\n'' '\nI\n\u2022 . - . : \u25a0\nt I\n' '\nIni\n' \u25a0 . : I\nthe besl\nnd the\nt derives its sup\n-\u25a0 ' ', ':..,'\n\u2022 .'.'' j. , J --\n\u25a0 ' nul - j:ces nnd\nbright lu\nture. In tin din tl - lis\ntiict II \u2022 until \u2022:. .: all .iiu\n\u25a0 ru '\u25a0 ' - here should, ao fai as\n: ther than retard\n'\"> elite!; i \u25a0 vhich makes for the\n\u2022 imienl ol the various Indus\nlich now yields returns unil\nfrom whicli re.-itei retin n- are anti\nil|i.i,eil 111 !!,i -\nThis pnpel has been plunginc for\ntin illstrh' for fourteen yenrs, it is\nthe in,nn-. i newspaper ol Southeast\nKootenity, ami duriuti these man)\nyours Ims Bivcn n fait degreo ol pub\nHi Itj ',. the natural advantages of\n' his 'li trict During it.i exlstenct\n\" has never iu uny way complulncd\n\"I treatment nl the hands of thc'peo\nllle ill tlm I iiilllliilv .tt tent inl'\nIS enlli'il Ii, llie Iml tlml 111 nil [air\nness, mu alone to this pnper, but to\ndi Interested here, n generous mons-\n ol siipporl should lie given to\nthe Prospector.\nWorking men who hnve n job may\nit\" well tn hold il ilmvn this winter\nThere ure ninny men wnlking around\nlookine fm' employment. It looks\nus 11 we may have n hard winter, so\nId your .mils nuiii tb,, warm sprint\n'.'I M.ll,\n1 -\nullll\n111\n\"'fe\u00a3rf\u00a5;' m\n!\u2022\u25a0 lll'l'-' Will\nIn: li'i'tli-'f\n\u25a0- ' \u25a0\n. .\nInu-lt-\n\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\n\u25a0MM\u2014\u2014W \u2014\u2014MM \" HOI \u2022\ni GRANBROOK TRADING 60.:\n' Flour and Feed of all Kinds Always on Hand\n\u2022> 9 a 4 a\na a a 4 a a a a a a ft <\u25a0 ft a ft a\na wnjmw\u00bbjmwTiHmm!WWiww\"\"''\u00bbtnmiwi??i \u2666\nI LEflSO HENDERSON I\n***** ~w*\n***\" mm\nI I\nc. Always Up-to-Dale -5\nr Cranbrook, - - B.C. 3\n^ItlililliiilUUiUtUllUUllUiillltiUliilliiilllllillUillllil^\n\u00a3 ABATTOIR AND COLD STORAGE CSLGiR'f, ALTA 2\nThe tlovernment ul Tokio hnve no\nobjections to sendini; 5.000 Japs to\nUrltlsh Columbia to work on the 0,\nT I- \"i nny other railway.\nChas Hyman, es minister nf pub\n\u25a0 forks is inclined to think thai\ni ':\"i s mission to Japan was\nurgely un experimental one. for the\npresent government tins not an ides\n' ' ('\u2022 ni i -vli-it it Is prepared to\n' (' ' H'hlll It will .iee, to, If\n\"\u25a0'\u2022 ' Id Lain ii r and ins ministers\nllritish Columbia next spring\nAnd ien uimt tins prov\n\u2022 nnd ivliul it will have in\n\"I' nt J Immigration.\nI;' hu ' to anything in the\n( Oriental immigration lhe\nHi irnuienl will have to\ntl the i; T I' . then the\nmachine will instruct the govern\nment i I i-hat h wanted, and jusl\nthey i un proceed In tills\n\",\n\u2022\u25a0 'i ''i-\u25a0\u25a0 I'll won the wise man ol\nthe wesl iccording to l.iln-ji'll\nthp \" nly llll per com\nlation ol llritish Colum\n| lui thai linn. Ims\n\u25a0'.\u25a0 . '.'' - \\ nl Japs ui\nnci ilurlnii iii,. past\ni :.|. in'i:, im,i i.,.i,.,i\n' \u25a0 \u25a0 hite men would have\nin tin. i.nuiiii \\v,.\nthl i 'in \"i i o| the\nlhe Hilt Woven \"i llritish\nunil tl .\". why ilui Ihey\n , rv,j, protesting\n\u25a0\u2022mil I Hi\" .Iiil.iii,....' I'min,lu,,, tren\nThl , .,\u25a0 tion .nil ho answered\n' win i.'.iliv jo the ,- inu\nThis Week\nm\ni liKSII i >, S li.;,-\nKUKSri SIHU.MP\ni' fJEKIl SMKI\/rS\nh'KKSfl ' \"i:\nh'KKSEl H.M.ii:'\"i\nI'lM.Ml SANMi 'N^\nIAf\/1 4ACKK .\u25a0!\u25a0.!.\nSKfXLKSS i i iDKlSli\nSALT !i!.i:!: i!\ni.v,i 'I-, i.i- 'ii',:;;:, s\"i\nSMuKKU HAblMI I\nKMi iK'l.li ! il'l'l-.i: i\n'\u25a0'\u25a0 -voutlpi ivIumt Uii: Hill ti illilii-i\nlift .(I III t\\\\t ti. tllllh' cl-ilKHi\n'.I [t, iml li..l.'iii'..ilt'iil lirit\nin tmpiMH ilni ii a ii .nni\n1 I liitli (',,'. -|lj '\u25a0\u25a0 tn, \u25a0\nn't hi\n\u25a0i- nt\n-'! ' \u25a0 Ill.l. It | 111! ' ' I lllll\n\\ '\nted hi th\n\u25a0 ' , . , .\ni\"\nij ivtmlil '\u25a0\n(i \u25a0\ntn! II,mi ll)\n\u25a0\nI \u25a0\n1 l\n\u25a0 , \u25a0\u25a0\n-. T r iMi|i,.i,iM..it !\nriMMKi; NOTU'K\nnotice tint tin !'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0*. Sw I\nbei Co., Mil ul \\\\.nulii'i,\n- \u25a0 tends tt) uppl) tu the Chiel\n' \u25a0\u25a0.;\u25a0- \u25a0 ' l . .'\u25a0.', - , tllll U Ul :,\nn \\ iu, B.C :\u25a0 i .. special li\neul .'ii.i chit) ftwuj tlmbei\n\u25a0\u25a0 ill iw ,:! lieafi :\u25a0\"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 landa til\niteutt)\ni mencing al . post planted\nit i lost No ' ,.ii I iu' oasl\nLol 15 io nnd running\nBouth, theuce 80 chains\n< SO chains north, thence\nwesl in the place of com\ncontaining 640 acres\n'Sg\n\u2022\\ Nesl Pass Lumber Co Ltd\ner Jas. McLaren, Locator\nS member 7th 1907.\ntnencins ;ti ei post planted\n-i No. 25 nn the easl\nboundar) i Lol 1590 and running $\"\nchuins north, thence east 80 chains,\nthence south sn eliains, thence west\nSO chains to the place ol commencement, containing 6-10 acres more or\nCrow * N'esl Pass LumborCo. Ltd.\npei Jas. McLaren.locator.\nDated V ;ember 7th L907.\n(3) Comn oncing at a post plantod\nat mile post iiii on the east boundary of Lot No. 4590 and running\nnorth 80 chains, thence cast st)\nchains, theoca soutli 80 chains, thence\nwest mi chains to tho place of Cora\nmencement, containing G40 acres\nmore or less.\nCrows Nest i'ass Lumber Co. Ltd.\npei -ins. .McLaren, locatoi\nDated Noverabor 7th 1907.\n(4J Commencing at a post, planted\n80 chnins east of mile post No. 2o\nnn the east boundary of Lot 4590,\nand running east 80 chains, thence\nsouth 80 clialns, thence west Sl)\nchains, thence north 80 ehains to the\nplace nf commencement, containing\n1140 acres more or less.\nCrows .Vest I'ass Lumber Co. Ltd.\nper .Lis. McLaren, locator.\nDated November 9th, 1907.\n(5) Commencing at a post planted\n80 ehains east of mile post No.\n25 on the east boundary of Lot 45911\nand running east 80 chains thence\nnorth sn chains, thenee west 80\nchains, thence south 80 eliains to the\nplace of commencement, containing\n040 acres more or Jess.\nCrows Nest I'ass Lumber Co. Ltd.\nper Jas. McLaren, locator.\nDated November 9th, 1907.\n(ii) Commencing nt n post planted\n160 chains east of mile post No. 25\non the east boundary of Lot 4590\nnnd running east 80 chains, thence\nsmith 80 chains, thence west 80\nchains, thence north 8U ehains to tbe\nplace of commencement, containing\n040 acres more nr less.\nCrows Nest I'ass Lumber Co., Ltd.\nper Jas. McLaren, loeator.\nDated November 9th, J 907.\n(7) Commencing at a post planted\n120 chains east nf mile post No, 20\non the east boundary of Lot 4690\nand running north ICO chains, thenee\neast 40 chains, thence south 160\nchains, thenee wist 40 chains to the\nplace of commencement containing\n640 acres more ni less.\ncrows Xesl i\\ s Lumber Co..Ltd,\nper .las, McLaren, locatoi.\nDated Novombei Oth, 1907. 17\n-. \u25a0\n;- '\n< .\"\u25a0 mm\n'' \u00a73\nStock\nIs Now Ready In All\nIts Departments. None\nBetter in the Kootenays\nCall and look it over before\nmaking your purchases\n('i'llllill null, li ('\nG. tt. Thompson\n-~^t, IIAItHISTKH .\" SOI.lCl'l'Oll\n*Zm*) NOTARY I'l'lll.lr\nOFFICE REID BUILDING\nrriiiiliriiuli II.I'.\nI'll OM AS Mc V ITT I E\nI^.I^.S. cV CE.\nKlil't Stroll' U.C.\nDR. K. W. CONNOLLY\nPliijsiciiin I\"\"1 Stii'ijctiii\nOFFICE AKMSTHONCI AVE,\n1 loans: :i tn ll u.in. 2 inl ii.iii.\nI'linin' iiill.v 105 Roslilo\nllolinqtiniil 'I'iixi's,\ni'iirlirillin uili im mil is ihr.'rlr.I to\ntin- followlni! i\"ii.'i.'l (nnil Section\ni.'.ii. Chapter 32, Munlelpnl clnusof\n,cl\n\"'i'lu' rntos nnil inxi'M mi lului hi\n\"ii Improve! i , spoclnl di ol li\nerwlne, which nre unpnlti un t lull ilny \"f Urn iniii'i- in i'iu'Ii yi'in\nshull hi'iir iiii-n i nt (In' rnte ol\n(\u25a0iiiiii per ii'iii per nnnutn thereon\nTin) M. Iliilii'i'ls,\nCollector,\n('iiy Clerk's iiiii\"'\nCrnnlirook, li r\n(ll.witlimiK l.AMl DISTRICT.\nDistrict ni Kootenay.\nTAKK notice Unii Potor Lund, \"I\nWnritnor, 13. C, np.itl.iii Ijiimbcr\nmini, Intonils In upply for u speelnl\ntimber llconi hi tho following ih-\nscribed lands: tlommonctnK nt n\nImsi pl'inii'il nt iii tlii'iisl corner\n\"I I...i 3008 Croup I, Koot y llin\nini'i, ilii-iH h-ii 3,1 chains, thenco\nmuill i.u chains, thonco wesl ::'\nI'llllillS, llli'lli'i' ,, |j| j, uu rlulil\nlhe placo ol i monroniont.\nI'KTKIt l.l'NII.\nIluli'il Novombor 13th. I!in7.\nC. E. REID & CO.,\nThe Drug-gists.\nI\nPhone 7 4-\nPHONE 56.\nThe Quality Store \u00a7 |\nCRANBROOK AERIE 967\nF. O. E.\nFRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES\nM.'i-I i'vit.v I'riilnv ul S p.m.\nVisiting Druthers Cordially Invited\nClIAS. SMITH, W. Prcaldunt\nM. II. Ilii.i.ixii*. Sony.\nAorlo riiysii'iiin. P. O. l\"ox 2S.\n1,lllll....lll. ,....\u201el,.....,.l.,.M,llllll^\n: Rocky Mountain Chapter f\nNO. lir>. K. A. M.\n!j Rogillili'inoetl\nFANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES W || !!!d,\u201e'k. '''\"''\n1 \u00ab ' .. V \\ nn 3(1 1 Sojourning Ci\nj v yflc \u00a3 coi'dittlly Invited\n^ml Tues\n1\nAPP\n\u25a0i\nnpaiiions ar>\ni\nL.O I ill -\nm I it\u201ex 1 IHAN',.!\n(lli ^W.WAWWWffW.WW.1\n|] !ANCIENT ORDER',! FORESTERS\nCHOiCE CIGARS. PIPES AND TOBACCOS if\nVie. Iimi' iho Liii'ftesl Stock in the City\nOver IOOO BOXES of Fancy Fruit\nSELLING .vT $2.25 PER BON\n. F. Tatk, Scribe E, \u00a3\nROOK, II. ('. f\nM\u00ab**'WM.MW.>*V\u00bbWW'WAVmWW.*>#\n1 CiWoWiV k MANNING\nS^^^^:...!,.^SS^SS^32^^^^^3S?S^^i.......jj^3|\nI P. BUENS & CO, Ltd. 1\nJZ II'iul Oili'i'.\n*Xzt Oalgnry 4.11\nMiiin Ci 1 ll -.' inr Easl Kn\nCranbrook, 11 0\n^UJUUUllJlUlillUllilUlliiUlUWUUililiiliJUIiilllUiilUUIliUK\nj.11 1 uli In-.,iit show thul\n' hihI ' -i I'ntivc, lim ;i unii\nI ... 11 iiiii Liberal 111 iln.\n' iTtl.il 1,1 the ll,,11, I',,in\n'- .\". mii'i' 1.nn.l by the nppulnl\n' Mi Laurence I., lln- henrli I fJUANDROOK I,ANII I11MTUHT\ntin \u25a0 1 \"I i.iilnii' lenves ' I'iBtrlcl ui l<,\u201e,t..iiii.v.\n.ni' iimii the unii 1 tree ul [ TAK 10 notlco thai I'liiirleii Albori\nliartj ure .t-lilnin plclieil 1'ncli, \"f Cranbriiivli, n.c, occupu\n'I i'\". \"i i'i. luu mi' iilliiwctl I., i'\"\" llnnchor, Inteuils to apply for\ni\"l in lhn I'liiTiiptliin ,-i'i-i nl ii,,. 11 speelnl tlinber liconoo ovor llio\n ne billowing dose.i Ibcil lunds:\u2014 C\t\niii'-niiiti- nl 11 luml plunteil -'it Hi''\n1 \"\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\"\u25a0 \"I Inturday [nun nnrth cant corner ol Lot 8008, thonco\nr-r |s n| iu.. hospltul iniiili 33 chains, tlionco WOBt lu\nThai in. 1 nu- i'liuins. ilii'ii,!' 11 411 clialns,\n\u2022 ' \u2022 been taken tn bis Uienco wonl 00 elmlns, tllotMy south\nIn novel oxpeel tn It chains, tlieneo runt nm cllalns In\nTii orrowlul news fin tho placo of bogliinlnn, containing\nMi linii'i- iii.niv li-iends in tin- ilu^ til\" nct'OB more or lens.\ntricl, who have nlwnys rccnnloil liiml Ohnrlcs Albert Oock.\n\" nne nf the honest, uprlchl mnl Hated tills 13th. Ilny nt Novombor\n1 nu 11 \"I Hi.' country, nlwnys the LB07. 40 '\n* .Ta\u00ab^M\u00bb.t.i.iH linfMimii., till, a ,|a\u00abaaa.\u00aba\u00abWW. \u00bb....,.., ~................aJ..^....^\u00ab...-d.....\u00aba.\u00bb\u00bb. ^\nj Dominion Meat Co., Ltd.\nI'linin' .\"7 lli'iiil ( Hiiro Calgary.\nWHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX\nAU Kinds of Meats\nFlour and Feed. . .\nJ Our 11H111I is always frosli, as all our lienf is killo\nj Cranbroolt.\nt i\n\u25a0*'^am-*\"*~*\"*m*- \u25a0*~*-*\"*\"*\"*\"A-9- 9-:-4\u2014\"*:*- .*.+~9-*-4-*-.-m..ft.ft..ft,^..ft. ft ^^1^,1,^.1.\n-1 CRANBROOK 1\ni * HOTEL \u00bb\niGttcsts 'Jomfort a Specially Good Staliliny in Connection\nWuri'si in I'aili'iiiul ili'|ui|. Has iiticonillio\nilatiuiis lur lln- public uttc(|iittllu(l in\n('raiilii'imii.\n'^ HOGGARTH & ROLLINS\n\u00aeHot .unl Cold llallis Proprietors\nGeo. R. Leask & Co\nBUILDERS\nA ,\\ I)\nCourt Granbrook 8943\nMEETS -'Nil AMI ITII TllrlfSIIAYS\nIN WATTS' HALL\n\\ij~i 11 hjj lirrtli.Tii i'linliiilly Invited\n(.'. It., W. I'. MACDONALD\nSiriviiii'v. \\v. HUNDEHSON\n^mrmfmfirniTifnnnimnmTnnmmn*\nI Tonsorial Parlor!\nE \u2014 3\nFoi n Cool nnd Clenn Shave\nOr u Per! net Hair Out\nA Hot or Cold Bath\n'\" Walter B.Laing\u201eK!','!'M,i\nE Iliilii'i'Sii'i'i'i. Ci'iiiil.i'iiiik. B.C.\nUUUilUUUUUUUalUUUUUUUUaaUUU?\nIi\nW, R. BEATTY\nI Mil. I tF.kil\nI'lmbulmur.\nKiiiM-nil piroeior\n(.'ItANHItUDK, ll.C.\nI\nW. CRAIG\nMASONRY\nSniiiii lliillui'H nml I''iii-ii,ii-i' U'nrllil\nSpuulall)-,\nCosl unil Stock Estlmatos\nPiiriiisliutl Upon Application,\nP.O. Box 834. Granbrook, B.C.\nD, J, JOHNSON\nCarpenter % Builder\n(intnl Work nl\nki'iistniiililt' Price\nOffice and Workshop Lewis St\nJ'\nCONTRACTORS 8 &^ CLINE I\nA l'l It i.N'K IN I ml HnX mi..; 8 tg^ VlaillU B\n' !\nI'lfins, Spccilicnlirins\nami KsliniMlt'S\nFURNISHED ON APPLICATION\nlllll Ill Mini,ml.ii lliiilii.r Slu\nIII' I\t\nAll hinds of building material\/\nconstantly on hand\nM.WITHl: \\ llo'l'KI.\nI, I'ii-i C'tllHH Work in ull brum.In\n'\u25a0* lllllil'\nTonsorial Art I\nI* .-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u00ab-\u00bb *aa4*a**9*a*4*9**a**49499i\n.MM\nNCRONiNO^NOfiRlNDINfi\nO WHY DO MOST\n,1A RAZORS PULL?\nFRill\nj..-; ttecausetho) tire tempered\nfi | j unevenly by fire ami\nK< J \"III nut Imlil an edsc.\n-\u2022-'\/ CARBO-BUONETIC RAZORS\na\u201e mi tempered u hard\ni -is flint by our exclusive\n\"\u25a0\u25a0;&.,, procoss of eleclrit.it>'.\n^^'?J>\t\nCHAS, E, REID & CO\nCl'iliilii'.ii.lt. ll.C Tin' I inn.'!: isi\nGrannroon Qj Pfturi. :::::\t\n\u2022 I? uiveru r\nTt ti.', i |\u00a3.\\N!!l!OOK n 0.1 l'l'1'\nSfllVilliOII ill lllll tj.tr , ;,.'.\nIll\"'\nli ui'\" nr fur\nii '\n.1\n\u25a0SLsSaJ*-..-.!\nRAILWAY\nCHRISTMAS\nEXCURSIONS\nE \\ H T\n$67.35\nto Montreal, Toronto\numl nil |iniiil- west llinri'of ii\nONTARIO iimi QUEHEC\nQuebec, St John. Halifax and\niiiln'i- M.ii'.iiiini' I'l'nviii -I-\n('iln'- Rules i|.lii'i.\nlinn,\nTii'kivs mi -nl,' Daily He-\ncomber Isi i,> i>.-<-,\u2022 m11.\u25a0\u2022 i- :;l-i\nRound Trip First Class\nTHREE MONTHS I.l Mi !'\nOld Country Rales\nII .1 fux, Sl .li.lm in\nPurl land uml rniiirii\n$78.35\nReuirn Ocean Fares\nSii'i'i'i\ni\ni\n1 IIKAIIV tf UOYI.K, PROP'8\nTeams ami ilrivors l'iiriii-li\nI For any poinl in I ho iii*.\n(Iriol,\nA. DOYLE, MuiiiiK' i\n\u25a0.\u2022m*-*\" *\u25a0*-*\u25a0\u25a0\u00bb\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u25a0 ft\"*-*-*- \u25a0\u2022\"\u2022\"\u2022*\u25a0\u00ab \u00bb\u2022\u25a0'\u2022-\u00bb. -ft.\nCUANBRtlOK 1,\\NH DISTRICT.\nDistrict nt Kniiteiuiv.\nTAKE NOTICB, iimi i Bdwnrd\nWutts i.i Wiiiisliiiii',. Mi', l.iiiiilii'i\nin.in inii'iiil in npply inr a special\nliuilii'i' liconce mi'i tlir (allowing\ndescribed luml: Commonelng ut u\nposl planted ut tlir Soutlicnsl cor\nui'i- rl l.ui iiui.ii nulii'i' mat lorty\ni'liuins. llii'iii'i' suulli I'll rii.mis,\nllii'iii'i- wesl S'l rlu.ins, 1 lii'lli'i' suulli\nui elmlns, tlionco oust lu cllalns,\ntlionco snnili -lu i'liuins.Iiii'iu'i' ensl\nforty ilui i-liuins lu wosl liuun\nI'm) ..I 'I'. I. or i.. Clupp, iiiinn'\nlliil'lll 211 I'llllillS. In N.W. nilni'i I' I!\ni', i i. tlieiii'i' eusl 1\" ii point jusl\ni li ..( s. 10. eornor nf l.nl nuiii,,\nnurlli in i il ui coinmenc nt,\niiiui ri'iiiiiimii\". C'lO neres i v or\n\u25ba ll' 'inl' WANT A BOX OF*\nl Hon Bons j\nLowneys-\nWebbs and\nCtitlbHrys\n{ TELEHhONE NO. 141. J\n*\u2666<\u2022\u2666\u2666\u2666*\u00ab\u2666\u2666\u2666*\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666+\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666*\u2666\u2666*\n\\ nni- in i : Ul hi t\n |i,.I'lll mii I-- \u2022' \u25a0 l\nevidently llioir ; n nai ;;\nAlini-niii'ii - wnrk ul constviti-lioli slia.il nlToi'ii\nKvuulnH - \u25a0 SuVli . llle leusl possible 1 elit i\" tlie\nSimiliiy Si'ii.iiii in i.i, i, |irovince, And this is the work\n,\\ ii\u201ee> In- very nl--l,i i\u201e ,hl, of llu. eom-Miiy whii-li is\n\u25a0ik .'M'.'iu Mondiiv nt 8 |i iii entirely tiiiuuoedlivtlie Dominion\n' ' ' liriiveriiineiil ami over ivliii'h it\n''Uniii- in have iiiiliiniii'ii i' i.\nTin- nuestion in Bnltei T.-i nisi\n\"f^rS\nMethodist Churoh\nKnllKI.'T 11\ni'i\nSumliiy Morning Sorvtes ul II ii.m.\nli'lli.\u00bb-lii|. ii liim - - L'l.\", u.in.\nSuiuliu Sellout nnd liiijli'('!ii-:i p.m\nn\nKdwnitl Units.\nIialeil October IBth.lUOT\nCHANBROOK LAND IHS'l'illl'l'.\nHis! ricl nf Kootenay,\nTAKH NOTICE tlml Edward Watt\nagent fm' tlie IVnttsburg Lumber l'n\nWntlsliiii'n.H.i'., Intend tn npply (or\nn si inl timber licenco uver tlie lul\nlowing described lands; -\nCommencing ul it pusi planted\nnboul 2ii eliuins easl ni the south\nenst corner nl l.nl 30011, tbence in\ni'liuins eas!, tlience SO i'liuins soutb,\nllli'lli'i' HI I'llllillS WI'SI, llli'lli'i' Su\ni-liuins nortli tn [mint, uf commencement containing Mn acres more ur\nless.\nWattsburg Lumber Company.\n43 Dated October 3rd, 1907.\nNOTICE.\nTAKE notice Hint I Intond in ap\nply tn Hie r.uuril ul Licence Com\nmissioncrs nt tlie Cranbrook License\n' District nt ils Bret meeting held nl\ntor ;!u days from tlie tirst publication \"i tliis nutii'i' fur u transfer\niniin mysi'lf tu Edward Wait of\nWattsburg, ll.C. uf llie hotel liconc:\nfnr Hie Wattsburg Hotel in Watts\nburg, B.C., Hie owner nf the lu'tmsed\npremises is A. E, Watts uf Watts\nburg, B.C.\nJames Noil.\nlint.'il ut Ornnbrook, B.C. this 29\nilny uf October, A.D. 1907. -I-l\nO1.ANBH0OK LAND DIBTIUGT\nIlislrii'l ul Kunti'iiiiv.\n'I'AKK nuliii' Mini Iiulii'il II. II,\nt'uy ui Bonnors Kerry, occupation\nlumberman, Intonils tu upply lur u\nspecial liniiit't' licenco ovor the inl\nlowing described Ininls: Commonc\nmu ni u posl planted nt tlio point ui\nIntersection ut the Bouthorn bottn\ndury nf l.nl sun nml iiu. western\nh liny ul Lol 84311, theueo wosl\nIU I'llllillS, tllOtICO Sillllll SU I'llllill:,,\ntlii'iiii' oust In elmlns, ihe-in-i- smith\nlu eluilus, iiii'iu'i' ensl tin i'liuins more\nor less iii ihr wost line ul i.u! 8486.\nihi'iii'e unrlh iiiiiI wrsi lollowing Hu'\nwestern nml sunt Inun boundaries ul\nLots sum, 8437, silts, .-uui si;i:i iu\nllnllll nl rulllllH'llrt'lllt'Ill.\nRobort 11. McCoy.\nDiileil Nov. 20th, 1907. is\nCITY UK CRANBROOK, 11. I'.\nORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.\nDistrict ol Kootenay.\nTAKK nulii'i' Iluu llniiii'il A.\nBright, uf Black Kiver Falls, Wis\nI'unsiu, occupntion Hydraulic .Mining, inteuils tu upply fur a special\nIiinlii'i' licence nver the following ile\nscribed lumls: Commencing nt n\n[inst plunteil ut the northwest corner ul tinilier licence Nu. 13S24,tlicnce\nwest lu chnins, llience south lliu\neliuiiis, thonee eust 40 ehuins, tlience\nj nurth Ilill ehuins tn pluee uf begln-\nu iim.\nHalbort A. Bright.\nDated October 23, 1907. -IS\nThe time fur the commencement nf\nthe publication ui tin' above notice\nis extended tu the (ith dav nf Decom-\nl.i'l' A.I!. 111117.\n\u25a0I. V. Armstrong,\nAssistant Commissioner.\nment. It is (intent imnl iimi iln\nonly lin|it' nl' justice is in I he re-\nI urn nl ;i I 'ouservtilivo -inn. r\nmenl.\nTh.'-'' inn lim I'tviH issue* in\nA speolal iiiviitui.ni is given to \"oratl lectorsi I'lt.i i-I.C .1 nn\ntliu Men's Own ai 8.80 in tlie bin uml vei'.y one ilieali nali\n\"Gym\" for men only. of the Conservative |iari,\\ is i\n assailable, i- tlioriiuglily well\nknown nnil is entlnisen ti nil\n*\\%ftVa, ^KC9\\>t.X\\CX nvecwlin illy innjiiril.N ..I ilie\n \u2022**' _ people. Nelson I'luniiliaii\notcnay\nA as, am- h^ At. .. U\\7t^ mm**m*AW\nFresh air is introduced into\nttie Kootenay oven through a\nseries of vents at the bottom\noi the oven door, and the\ncooking- fumes carried out\nthroug-h another series of\nvents at the back of the oven.\n(Arrows in \"*\nf\nSATURDAY, 1.1 KC\non 'I'd tuk\nwu Kootenai!\nDYE HOUSE\nFnr all kinds of\nDYEING and CLEANING\nXnthimr title or coarse, lar\u00bb\nor smali thai wc cannot handle,\nWe Also Do Dry Dijeiiuj\nOffice .1. Leask, Tailor\nGIVF. IS A TRIAL.\nTIMBER NOTICE\nTako notice tlmt the Mott-Boulton\nLumber Company, Limited, of Elk-\nuiiniili, B.C., occupation lum her\nmanufacturers, intends to apply for\na special timher licence to cut and\ncarry awuy timlier from the follow-\nIng described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted at\n'he Nnrth West corner of Lot 35i)\nEast Km >t enay, tlience nurth 80\nehains, thenee east Si) ciiain.s, thenc-'\nsouth 80 ehains, thenee west 80\nehains to place of commencement.\nContaining 640 acres more or less.\nMott-Boulton Lumber Co., Ltd.\nper A. .1. Mott\nBated this Sth day uf October\n1307. 41\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.\nDistrict of Kootenuy.\nTako notice that James M. W.\nHall, of Boston, Mass., occupation,\na^ent, intends to apply for perinis\nsion to purchase the following described laud.\nCommencing at a post planted at\nche southeast eorner of Lot 7222\nGroup 1, Kootenay District, thence\nnurth -10 chains to the northeast cor\nner of said Lot 7222, thence south*\neasterly following the boundary of\nthe island on which said northeast\ncorner of Lot 7222 is situute to a\npoint due eust of point of commence\nment, thenee west to point of commencement.\nJames M. W. Hall.\nDated October 16th, 1007. 43\n.*,ttlij\u00ab*-><'-'V .o, - KS\nSealed Tenders addressed to the\nundersigned ami endorsed \"Tenders for\npublic building ut Ladysmlth, it. ('.\nwill be received at this offlee until\nWednesday, December 11, 1907, inclusively, for the construction uf a\npublic building at Ladysmith, B.C.\nPlans and specifications run he seen\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT.\nDistrict of Kootenay.\nTAKE notiee that I Edward Watti\n\u00bbf Wattsburg, occupation lumber-1^\"\"forms' offender obt'alned\" \"\"at\nThe\nSmith Premier\nTypewriter\ntliis Department and on application\nto the Postmaster at Ladysmlth,\nH, C.\nPersons tendering are notified that\ntenders will not lie considered unless made on the printed form sup-\nnib their actual\nn, intend to apply for a special\ntimber lieeuee over the following described lands:\u2014 Commencing at a\nposl placed at the N. W. corner of\nP. ii. 1086, thenee running 2n ehuins\nsouth, thence 20 ehaius west, thence\naboul 60 chains north, thence 20 pUed nmI 8igned- w\n,'hains east, thence in a southerly Bi*;natures\ndirection about 30 chains to the N. Eac]l tendel, mUBt -)e accompanied\nW. eorner of Lot 3G94, thence 20 by ,m nm.,,t(,,| <.\u25a0\u201e,,,\u201e,. on a chartered\nsouth, tlience 20 chains w\npoint of commencement co\n160 neres more or less.\nEdward Wutts\nHated October 28, P>07.\nA Notable Convention.\n\\ L C0HN \\\nl Tailor ', Importer til t\nissiii's lliiil I'uiilriiiil lln' wlinli'n\nC.'niiiulii ilii'i'i'ini' spHi'in I'loiiii'lili\nul' sli'uiifilli in tin- pul icy nl' tl\"\n|>;irl,Y lis upplii'il lu 1 lii'ruiitlilinii-\niililiiiniiii' ill lln' wosl innl OS\npccinllv I \"-I w i'i-ii tlir I'iicliics uml I\ntill! PllL'illl'\nllrilish Coliiinblii Ims huon\nllniiii'il li.v tin' Doininiiin linwi'ii !\nnii'iit in I'o.spool nl' throo ipii's-1\nlinns nf llltl wry lii:..:l,rs; iin I NOTICIS is heroby\npoi'ttince. iluys niter duto wi\n*>. Fine It <\u25a0<'\/\u25a0\u25a0\/is.\ni i\n\\ t'nuilii-onk. ll.C. Ai-ni-iliiiiiir, Aj fc\nSe9SSS9S9SS69 \u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u2022\u00bb\u2022\u00bb.'\u2022\u00bb'\u2022\u00bb\"' 4\nItlVHkS AND 8TRKAMS ACT\nOne may conooilo nil tho ililli-\nctillii's croated hy tlie smhIf n in-\ncretiSQ in the volume ul Asiatic\niminiLM'iitioii. ll mny be \u25a0irtinloil\nIhni il wns unexpected, Iml\nstatesmanship sliuulil autieipnte\niliitii'iillii's. mil wnil lill they\niiiu'i1 developed. 'Pin1 Chinese\nquestion is nearly us nlil ns the\nwhite settlement in lhe province\nTlinl has heen i emulated in response in whal appeared to be the\nmust iniiiiiiiiiiiiis wish ol' iln'\npeople nf ihi' province. Thr\nHindus, as llriiisli subjects, are\nu olass apart, and lliero will be\nnu i iclinalion lo bin tlio Dominion ii'tivi'i'iinii'iii for what is\nbeyond iis control. But the\ndunger ol a Japanese invasion\nwns foreseen, a Dominion\nminister paid nn official visil in\nlluil country nnd nn his ret urn\nrecommended Ihe nitificatioii of\na treaty which permits tlie entry\nof all the Japanese who euro lo\ni'iiiiii'. Practically ihe onlv part\nof Canada imniciliiitoly effected\nby thoir cnmini; is British Co-\nlui'.'.bin, yot there was nn pretence\nof consulting tin' interest or llie\nwishes of Ihis province in the\nmatter nml our representatives\nni Ottawa wore silent.\nIn spile uf tin' iitidevtahin.K ol\nevery Liberal candidate in the\nlasl Dominion campaign thai the\nconstruction of lhe Grand Trunk\nPacific Railway from tlie Pacific\ncoast would begin immediately.\nmilling lias been done yet. Because the provincial governmenl\nliv nn accepted cheque un\n'*'\u2022 '\"liiml; iniiili' payable tn the order c\nitniimiB'the Honourable tlm Minister nf I'ul\nIii' Works, i'i|iinl tn ten jut cent, ilni 11\nIp.c.) of the amount nt the tender, I\n\" which will hr forfeited if llio person\nCHANBROOK LANB DISTRICT ^^ ^IZnen\" upun' todo \u00bb\"\nDistrict ol Kootenay \u201e,. ir tie fii.il to complete tho worli\nAKB notice thnt Prank 11. Do- contracted for. II tlio tonder be not\nsail ol Crnnhronk, ll. ( ., occupation|ac(.0ptei| t|\u201e, ci10(|U(, Will bo returned.\nTin' Department does not bind It\nself to nccepl tho lowest or nny\ntondor.\nBy Order,\nPRED. GBLINAS,\nSocrotniy.\nflcpnrtmont ol Public Works,\nOttawa, Novombor 13, 1007.\n[llacksmitb, intends to npply t\nBpeclnl timber licence over the foi\nImviim- described InndB:\u2014 Com\nnionclng nl n imsi planted nl the\ntiortlioasl cornel' ,,i timber liconce\nNo. '.nuiii. tlu'iii.- wi-si su chains,\nthonco nui'tli 80 chnins, tlience ensl\nsii chnins, thonco south sn chnins to\nplaco of commencement, contnlnlng\nmu acres moro or Icsb.\nPrank II. Dezall.\nIluli'il Novombor iml. 1907. I*\nOordwood for Hale.\nI nin propill'ed 10 supply, gnnd\ndrj slove wood, in nny length oi\nqiiniilily, I ve oi'doi's will\nt:. 'V. iiogors, thr gr r, Itotili\n,V I'.lwi'll\nCRANBROOK blCKNCK IHSTIIliT\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nIlislrii'l ni Kootennj\n'I'M;.!': nuliii. ihni John bclmor ni\nCranbrook, B.C. occupation Inboror,\nI inii'ii'ls tn npply fm- a special timber\nin ovor ih.' lollowing ilescrlbcd|\n) lands Commonelng ut a pu t plan\ntod ni Uir Southwesl corner ol tlm\nber liconce Nn 0033, thonco nortli lim\n. linins, thi'iiri' west -tn chain . tlience\nsouth nm chains, tlionco easl In\nilns to pluco ol oncement, Tho hnjl-yonrlj mooting \"I tho\n\u25a0toltn Dolraoi Board of Licence C mlsslonors, ui\nt . , \u2022 lliiti-'l Novelllbor, iml. 11106. I.i - (Vnnhrnnk I ii-.'i,i'i' Ilislrii'l will lie\noperators and has, during hem at the cm\"\" lul.6\u2122 i\".....\n1906, broken every previous COLUMBIAN COLLEGE TenM\u2122doyekU^S!e0''fo5etnoor7whon\nmuv wkst'Iinstkk. nr. lliu' following applications will I'mni'\nReceives hotll Ladies ami clias, Dl. Pinch, Fulls Vlow Hotel,\nGontiomen us Hesidonl nrnsDiiv Marysville, 11. C,\n\u201e . ,, ' 1'inii Hnntlloy, Central Hotol,\nMinli'iils. lias 11 coinplelo Uom- Ularysvlllo 11. 1'.\nmorcial or Businessf'oursn, Pro | H. U, Snwyor, tloynl Hotel llm-ys-\n, 1 , , villi', It. C,\npares sliuli'iils lu gain loaclinrs .,,,,\u201e, |lv,,\u201e transfor lu John Mc-\nCei'tiliealGS nf all grndes. In Dermld, Contral Hotol, Wardner, B.C\n,,.,,- , -,, ,\u201e , ,., Jamoa Brown, Union Il..ii-l, Wnnl\nnliillmliiiu Willi I'i no ix r, i I Nl- |, ,,\nVMliSm gives tlm I'uiu- years It' 11. Bnlinrt, Wnnlnor II I.\n ,-, ,. , 1 1, , , ,1 Wardnor, 11. C.\nfonrsoroi lho H.A degrt'O. ami n s. ,M\u201eil,,,, win Hotel, Port\niim Hrsl your ul lho Tnronln 1 Bteolo, 11. c.\nSchool of Science lln. i.LN00t\/#l,8001'' rM \"',\"\"' \"'\"\"\n\u25a0|'i'ii--|ii'i'lui's Cniirso\" It. W. brow, Nortli Uuu- llnli'l.\n\"'\"\" \u00ab who work In II C '^\"'^\"'\"'uLL, wycime ol,\nfnslructions givon in Art. WycllHo, n. c,\nTHE SMITH PREMIER Music, Physical (I ireandeln- N^ Hm\u2122. ^njji Hotel, Wns,,,\nTYPEWRITER COMPANY q\"llcm. Perry Creek,'ll, 0, '\n.Ins. Ni'il, irnnsfoi' In Gil. Willis,\nSYRACUSE, N. Y. I'm- Onlondar uir address Wattsburg Hotol, WnttsliurK, B. C\nBRANCHES K V B H YW H E B\u00ab \"Oiluiiibinu rullnito\" ,'''M\"1' \u00b0l\"Pli. transfer tn John IS,\nalbbons, Yahk llnli'l, Yahk, 11. t'.\nSPOKANE, WASH. ' Turin opons Soploiiiher 17th I'- n MORRIS,\n89 S hl.i In Street j 1900. La^u^lTiMiri..\ni STEWARTS $\nTIM-'. I.K.MHMI I'll I' IT S'l'OUK\n'adipini'tors I'm :\nMAI.AII \\ tiHAI'KS\nTOKAY tlllAI'KS\nl.'tlllXK'linll ill!AI'l-'.s\ni'im; ai'I'i.ks\nX.W'KI I'KANtlKS\nI'K MIS AI'l'I.K.S HANAXIS\nPUIS I'llAXHUftlllP.S\nStR\\vnrts Fine Cliocolntes\nHugh Stewart\nPIioiir 75 fti'instronfl, ttw.\nhas widened ils market until it includes the whole civilized world; has become the\ntypewriter of over 300,00c\nrecord of sales, because il\nhas from the beginning besl\nmet every typewriter need.\nM-IE tri-color feature of\nthe Smith Premier\nTypewriter is recognized as the greatest improvement in modern typewriter construction\u2014 yet. in\nproviding it, none of the\nstrong fundamental features, for which the Smith\nPremier has always been\nnoted, have been sacrificed.\nComplete literature on request.\nSpl'I'lUl\n(!KT A COPY OF 'I'lll\".\nGreat West Life\nvon lliiil sixty\ntond iu .iiijiiy\nto the Chief Commissioner ol Landa\nnml Works under the provisions oi\ntlm \"Rivers iiii.i Streams Act\" foi\npermission tu reraovo obstructions\nami make Improvements nn Thomp\nson Creek, in West Kootenay, ncm\nKitchener, and make Uu* hhiiiu lit for\nrafting ami driving thereon l<>^,\ntinibor, lumber, rafts, or crafts, nni!\nto construct dams, booms, slides\nami chutes, ami make bucIi other\nimprovements as may he necessary\nfor said purposes.\nThe portion of the said Creek on\n\u25a0vi i.-n ihe right i<- maKe stud im\nprovements is sought, passes thrnugl\nLot \"Sou Group 1, West Kooteuuy (Ue\ntrict, uud through -Lot 7\"!)\".. Group\n1, West Kootenay District, running\nnortii westerly to u point about\nthree hundred feet south of tlir Ca\nundian Pacific Railway track, al\nwhich point the applicants are de\nsirous of constructing a dam.\nKitchener Lumber MillB.Ijimited\nHnted October 24th, A.I). L907. 4-1\nCRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDistrict of Kootenav.\nTAKK notice that Frank H. Dez\nall, of ('ranbrook. H.C, occupation\nBlacksmith. Intends to apply for a\nspecial timber licence over the foi\nlowing described lands: Commencing\nat a post planted at the south east\ncorner of timber licence 9033, thence\neast 40 chains more or less to Lot\n5241, tlience north 1110 chains, thence\nwest 40 clia i ns more t u* less 111\nFrank H. Deznlls timber licence ap\nplication staked November 2ml, 10117,\nthence south 100 chains to plnee of\ncommencement.\nFrank II. Dezall.\nDated November 2nd, L307, 47\nRIVERS AND STREAMS ACT.\nNOTICK is hereby given that sixty\ndays after date I intend to apply tl'\nthe Chief Commissioner of Liimls\nand Worka under the provisions ol\nthe \"Rivers aud Streams Act\" for\npermission to remove obstruction:-\nami make improvements on the Lit\ntie Moyie River in Kast, Kootenay\nwhere it passes through Lots 8435,\n8436, XW7, 8438, 8430, 8110 and 8441,\nand make the same lit for rafting\nami driving thereon logs, timber.\nlumber, rafts or crafts, and to inn\nstruct dams at certain points on tin\nsaid river where jt passes through\nLots X-1U7 and 8439 ami at a poinl\nabout one third (1-3) of a mile c; st\nof Lot 8111 and at such other points\nas may be decided upon. Also tn\nconstruct Humes through the saiil\nLots S44I and 8140 ami extending a\nshort distance north thereof and\nbooms, slides and chutes at sue!-\nother points as may be required anil\nto make such ot her Improvemontf\nas may be necessary for said pur-\nThe portion of the said river nn\nwhich tbe right to make said im\nprovements is sought passes through\nthe Lots referred to in the District\nof East Kootenay, h.t,'. and runs\nsouth easterly.\nR. II. McCoy,\nDated this Sth dav of November\nA.D. 1907. 46\nNOTICE\n(\nillustration\nshow method\nof ventilation.)\nThe air in the\noven is always\nkept pure. The\nnatural flavor\nof every\narticle is\ncompletely\nretained\nE very thing\ntastes moHtriw \u2014^-i JT^\ndelicious. JJ 2 zr\/V-\u2014If .\nfreeK\nBooklet\n, on request. \u2014\u2014\nT\nNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tlmt\n11 application will lie made |t. 1 lie\nLegislative Assembly of British ' o\nimblfl ai its nest session fm- nn Ael\nto incorporate tin- Kt.-iern British\n, ^ IColumbln Railway Company with\nAssurance CoMPANYSj^^r^.r'r^ra\n|-4:inil,ii',l liiua.,' in I,,' operated by\nsr. a \u00bbr (-\u00bb\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0->i-\u00ab \"tenm, oleetrlclty, \"i nny othor -ww\nPAlVli'HLET er lor tho cnrrylnn ol lrolKht, pun\nHongora nml oxprodti; commnnclne. it\nii in.int mi tl,,. s li Pork ol Mich\ntaiiiii Result's to Poiicij Hoiiicrs \u00b0'B'.',':;:;;!! ,.!\u201e:;,';.\",\";;;',],','.\" 'r'Z-'X\"\nllniiii'il nf tin, Wostorn Dlvlalon \"I\nar, \u25a0 *>r m. \u2022 tlm Onnmllnn Pncinc Rnllwiiy. Uicnco\nFred. WW. Swain |>utititu^ In \u201e Bouthorly illreetlon ni.\nsniil crook h. Hn' mouth nf Hi.' k.i-i\nHI.-- WOT Atif NT Fork nl sulil urcok, thonco up mtlil\nKlisl Fnlli nf -.,lil 8 ll I'lll'k III nl'\nI'l'iiiilii'inili. II.f'., A nusl iiiiii Av. I'listi'ily j,11,1 itlii'iii (llrocl I\"\ntllO Jlllllllllit 1,1'i Ui'.'ll lllll rii'i'l .nul i\nll'illllllll'V \"I llll' t'' I J. I 11 .'J I \u25a0 I Ull,',.\nORANIIIinoK I.AND I1ISTUIOT, thenco In n southerly illreetlon ilnwn\nlilKiii.l ill Kootonay. sniil trl|iutnry in tho [\"hilhontl lln\nTiiki' noli\" tlmt ITrnnlt II. ITnlo, or, thenco Hotithorly nl uniii Phil\nnf Ifornlc, I'1' loupiitton l.umhor hontl rlvor to u point tin lln- Intel\nlllnll, IlltOlltl tn npply fnr pi'l'mls mil iniinl llnnli.lnl'V liotwcoll tlir pi'in\nsiiui In | mm' tlm [allowing tin inn' ,,1 llrllli.li (Inltimblii nml Hi''\nSl'l'lhl'il Imnl llllltctl Slnli'.-J nl AtltcrlCH, ji ihlnlnv\nt'lilllllll'lirn tit 11 host plllllll'll on ol J,Imnl mn mil\u2122 < nl .\nthe I'listciii liiilintlnry nl nn Islam! in with power in coiihI I nm1 oiiorntn\nfile Koototltl) Itiver lit the mil'llietist telegraph nml tnlnpl ' lim'\" fm lli'\ncorner nl Lot 7222, tl :o wesl In ,,,.,\u201e., f i IiiibIiioh I foi Hi\"\nthe wcsti'i'h liiiiimlury nf sniil isliiml pul,lie, will, powor In own, use nnil\nthonco northerly lollowing lhe west opernte wutor powers convenient to\nem hotinthiry nl srthl IbIihhI tn its the roiul lor rnllwny i Hut inn\niiinui nortlierly point, thonco south poses, nml with such othor powers\neasterly i illowlng the enst-orn nml privileges nH nro usuitlly glvon\nboundnry \"i snhl islnml to pninl nf to Hallway Companies,\ncoinmonccniiiit, mul holng nil nl Dntctl nl Cranlirook tlii' 311th tiny\nsniil Isiiiiul north or siilil Iml. Tin. ,,r November, 11107\n\"\"rank 11 llnle Harvoy, Mclfartoi ,\" Maedonald\nHilled in in Inn 17th, 11)07, HI , I'.i Bolloltors loi Hm Applicants\nMCCLARYS\ntONOON, lOKonilO. MONTKEAL, WINNIPRO, VANCOUVER, SI. JOHN, HAMILTO*-\nPATMORE BROS.. Sole Agents\n* 99m9m*9%9999ftftftftftftftft:'i\nI NOETH STAE |\nI -s=- , HOTEL I\n9\nKimberley, B. C. 9\n9\n9\n9\n| H, W. DREW, Proprietor.\nir.\u00bb\u00bb\u00bbMM'\u00bbTj\u00bb-l\\\u00bb\u00ab\u00bb\u00bb\u00bbVW'a\u00bb\\l\u00bbailllV^i-aV'.\u00bb\u00ab\u00bb\u00bbiai\u00bb\u00bb%%MiMmM4\u00ab1MM%\u00ab^\nFOUNI\n'X IIAKKII ST., ONE Iimii; WKST nl\nHll.l. .v to. Tlm unl) ph,,',. i\u201e tinvi\nHiii '-mi iimiii- lil,- worth il,,- llvin.'.\nTlie\nlosiBolitan Hole\nE. H. SMALL. Manag-er\nVJ\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb%\u00bb*ttt,'llllr'Ji\u00bbW\\'Mt-in-ji1V,^\u00bba*llrn\u00bb\\i\u00ab(.'\u00bbU'ftTlMlt-t***?.'\u00bb^l*t \u2022\nSchool of Mining\nA COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE,\nAtllltaled (o Qoeen's University.\nThe followlni Courses ire tfleretf:\nI -I'liur Years'Course (or UcjrecofB.se.\nll\u2014Tliree Years' Course for Piplotus.\nu\u2014Miiiiii'f l.tiKineerinj.\nb\u2014Clicmislry md Miuerslogr.\nc\u2014Mineralciijy and Geology.\nKINGSTON, ONT. t%X\u00a3\u00b0$Z*\u00b0*\nK\u00bbr Calendar of the Sclmnl nnd further \/-Mechanical Enf-ineeHn-f.\ninformation, apply to the Secretary. School K\u2014Electrical Hnginecring.\nof Minim* Kinj-ftton, Ontario. A\u2014Biology and Public Health. ?\nWood In Any Quantity\nPERFECTLY DRY\nE. A. Liezert\nILenve Orders ot Cranbrook Trading Co. or uis.il them Crtmbrook\n* CKNTKy\\L HOTEL I\nMiti'vi-vil.i'. It r,\n(J0LRS tlANDLEY, Prop\nTho lai'iiilliifi llnli'l nl ihr Si\nMilrj - V:illrv. \\'i,'.'ii,iv ii \u25a0\nH\"Ul'. fl,l'lli\"lll'll. 'I'lll,Ir iii\nL-iiinl lis unv ill kii'ilt'lil] v.\n9\n9\n9\n9\n9\nI\n9\n9\n* &OOD SAMPLE ROOMS *\nl [\"HE PROSPECTOR, ORANBROOK B.C., DEC. 7. IH07\n*##^l\u00abf)\u20acNMft4MHMMe#MMeeeiMMM*<\n44\nChristmas Delicacies Now\"\nTor tlie Next Tliree\nXMAS good things to eat\nand drink will be the foremost\nthought of the people.\nToothsome delicacies for every\ncourse are prominent here, dis\nplayed and priced to promote\nquick selling.\n\"\u25a0\u25a0 it*g *. gull*\nCalifornia Walnuts Now In\nStock. The Best Procurable\nFINK'S Pure Food GROCERY Dept.\nOur Goods are\n(JUARANTEED\nSTOCK UP NOW!\nFor your needs as we can give\nbetter service than to wait for\nthe last few days.\nWe are showing a variety and\nstock of domestic and imported\ngoods this season not excelled\nby metropolitan stores. Come\nin and see the new things.\nNOT\nMONEY BACK\nf-OU ARE\nATI SPIED\nRussian Cluster Raisins. The\nFinest on the Market\n\u00ae<\u00a7f><\u00a7f>i#\u00a7>@\n\u2022\u25a0\/*t&\/t\nS###\u00ae#\u00a7\u00ae#\u00ae#\u00ae#\u00ab(\n\u00aeite |tcctspcrUn\\\nNavel Oranges at Stewart\n1 cheap I\nSALE OF FANCY WORK | ***** * ** ** ****:\u00ab* ***********\n;<1\nnotoriety enn hi\nis a critic.\nby TUK\nRINGS RINGS\nit ii; i'\\ i u\\ in n>\\\n1 CP.\nUll STOCK OF RINIIS\n,,|,l,'l,'. Nn\nIII M-I.'.'li,\nKOR XMAS.\nII will !\u00bb' ;i PI.'innm- to Hunt.' Ynn Prices\nW. F. TV TH ~\nTill'', .ll-'.WKI.I-'.l,'\nil r'll'l \\l, I', I'. II W \\ 'I'i 11 IXSI'I'll \"l'l III\niATUUDAY, I',' * li\": ' ___ \\9\nRemember the place to got Hume Ladies' Guild Of Christ Church I 9\n-:-\"\"\"\"\"Tnrm\"T\"\"T\"\"\"nnT\"m\"\"\"nTTTT\"Tn'r**\"n-:- Made Candy fresh daily 'The Palm' I\nI LOCAL NEWS. 1 \u25a0:.-. 0 a.'w^ .\u201e\u201e.\u201e\u201e,,..,\u201e' AT \u2122I: K,:'\"1'0HS\nF ? ol Home Missions in llritish Coluni-\nMlUUUUUUUUiillUUUUUUUUUUUUUv\nW li Hill ,v Co..received\niirluads of furniture this wi\nThe tlrst unn\ncnmpnlen was 111\novenine ol Inst vv\nthe municip\nto occupy tlir pulpit\nalio! Knox Presbyterian Church, Sun\nj day evening Di ectnbor Stli.\n,11 ,-\\ shrewd polltlcnl authority Ims\nThursday Dec. S2th\nDulls beautifully dressed\n'VcTnTs'ifay | predicted\"that \"lit\" the next'Domlnion j Handkerchiefs, Api'OIlS, Cushions\nelections the Laurier Government Tell Cozies, and Fancy Articles\nwill imi carrv more Hint 2G nut nt ,,, . . , . * ,.\nSuitable lor Christmas Presents.\n1 The Co-Operative Store wns busy **'\u2022 seats in Ontario.\nthis week transfering n enr load nf\nfurniture Irom the depot to their big Madame Letelllor.tho famous Par\nKmI'i'li,,us i Norbury Avenue psinn Palmist is in Cranbrook for n\n[short time, Cull to day jii the Cran\nT Kvnns ol Snn.l Point, Hob!\nDempsey nnd .1. Kobertson ol Ward-\ntier were al tbe Cosmopolitan Mon-\nbrook Hotel, llnom 28. Hours: lu n\nin to 1(1 p.m.\n\"Jimmy\" Campbell lius takon over\nlliu' iiinnimi'ini'iii of the new hotel nt\n'I'lu' present Dominion Government Kingsgate. \"Jimmy\" Is very popu-\ntiuiv be styled \" Ollieinl linrnaclea\" I lur among tho rullway men, and will\nmi Hm ship uf stnto, and will re no doubt make j: success in liis now\n'iiiii.' ll lectors to scrape these venture.\nbarnacles nil at the coming general j\nelections. , Mr. and .Mrs. John Lensk gave n\nfarewell social on Thursday evening\nPersons who desire to hnve their11\" honor of Miss Mary Chrlstlnn.who\nnames placed on the voters lists is leaving in n few iluys for (Hill\nI must either presont their applica- England after j- somewhat lengthy\ntions t\" tin' collector, nr make a holiday ol about 18 months. Thei\n[statutory declaration before a Jus-|evenlng wus spent in songs uiul'\nSali' will continue until articles\nsliall havo been disposed nf.\nPRICKS KKASiiNAIll.K\nRefreshments will be on snlo dny\nand evening.,\nCOME ONE!!\nCOME ALL!\nif tin' Peace, nr before n ('mn\noner fnr taking affidavits undei\nilections Act\nm*%*m%mW99**9%999999999999%9999999\n9 9\n9\nmm'\n\u2022f*\n9\n9\n9\n9\nT E L E G R A M 1\n9\n9\nWIRELESS MESSAGE\n*\ni'i\nV\n\u2022 !\u25a0\nThe North Pole Aerial Telegraph Co.\n, i Ii'i HATED\n\u20221*\nl - \u25a0 lay Mussairi's To Nil Um World\n-*\u2022\n\u25a0t*\nu - \\ Tin,' Fill Check.\n\u2022r\njMIDNIOHI 137-22\na*\ni*i\nG CZ *\\\\r\\ t ' luir\n\u25a0 ri.-l \u25a0\n9\nTo .1 i> Miii: ui.\n9\nCKAXHUOOK, n.c\n9\n9\n9\n9\n*\n- and Ilir S iips 11 o all Poclcnl\nund Slfd-.. t ,-u Imvi' in tin .tor '\u25a0.\u25a0 inn. Will\nfull in,' limn, on Chi -tl . K -\nSANTA fl..\\l's,\n9\n9\n\u00a7\n9\n9\n9\ngames, then enme tlie principnl part\n\u00ab.f tin- programme, tin- delivering of\nthe farewell addresses, which were\ngiven by Mossrs Houston, Pcrgusslon\nand Jones, and were descriptive of\nUn- high esteem in which Miss Christian is ludd by lui many friends in\nCranhrook. .Mr. Thomas Christian\nia a neat ami appropriate speech re\nsponded fur his sister. The ovon\niim closed with ilie singing of tin1\nfarewell anthem,\"(Ud Lam: Syne.\"\nWll.l, STAND HY TllK JAPS.\nMGDOIIilKI&Laillfl\nI'tMi I, ROOM\nCIGAR STORE\nI'ftl.MliS. (JlflAUKTTHS. TOBACCOS\nI'll'KS AMI (\u2022ONFI'(.\"i'10NI*lfY\nBarber Shop and Bath Room\nin connection.\nIttmvn. Hit. .',. floforc nn ullilii'l\nif 3.000 persons TuoBilny nlghl S\n3,00 H\nr;S'ECsS\u00bbf;=|$3,00 a'mONTH\nI lull, Inl' llis utt it 11.1,' ill gOlng lliil'lll '\nllriiisli I'niuiiiiiin \"trying to cntch (iood Discount For Cnsli\nvotes\" liy fnvorlns Hie rcstrlctii I\nni'se Immlgratii.n, 'I'lm promlor ciuoir STRONU\nBnid thnt, while China wus not\n-Iiii.iiii wns nn nil;, .-i Britain, unit if\nunl should liri'uk ,, it, lie sniil, Jap\nnni'sc Would lie lolllld lighting siile liy\nMil.' mill llriiisli hips. \"Sn long ns\nI lllll lll'.'lil nf till' j'uvi'l'llllll'llt llllll'll\nnilvlacs llis I'lM'i'liiii, V the Governor\nClonornl,\" said Sti Wilfrid, \"tlml\ngovornmonl will ne er dn anything\nin jeopardize Hm In.iisli Jnpanoso\ntreaty.\"\nRAIMVAY til'l'lt I M.ri AltltlVI'.\nSIMPLE.\nmm\n9T^J( 'III ING else does quite so well for n Man's or '0\nIR a liovs Christmas, as something he ran wear. W\n* Whal he wears he'll appreciate. -S\n'_. We give below a few nl the lines we are showing. W\ni Conic and see them Inr yourself, you will noi require ft\n9 i\" worry any more ahout your Ninas Gifts. 9\n9 9'\nft Mens Fur Lined Mocha Gloves at $2.50 to 9\n9. 83.50 a pair. 9\n9 9\nX Mens Silk Lined Mocha Gloves at $1.50 to a\n1 82.75 a pair. %\n9 Mens Wool Lined Gloves in Kid and Mocha jjtj\n* at $1.25, Si.75 and $2.75 a pair. 9\n9 W\n9 Fancu Braces For Xmas Presents S\n'* Nicely boxed, j ust the present tn give Inr Ninas.\n*\n9\nMens Fancu Boxed Handkerchiefs 9\nI lall diizt'ii ina box in Cambric and Linen at $ i.oo 9\nbox. |\n15 and s,'. 50 a box,\nJm^**\nCranhrook Thursday This was I I X^l ' V-, \"\" -\u25a0' iti1 '\nliml visil 1,, llm nieiropolls nf tlie \/ >^ vVt.''.'....'\u00bb.'\"\nKnnli'iiiiys, Jiml Im oxprossod himself I S\nMr. Pl'leo, tin- new lielierul Super\nIntendonl ol the Wei inn Division nf\nit\"' O, I', li., sponl sevornl hours ii\nX Ai si.mi, si.50, $2.00 and S2.50 each, We have a ft\n\u25a0ft, Siiiiii Lixi with Sikkiim; Siiai-i; Buckles with 9\n9 space suitable for initials.\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n9\nft\n*\n*\n*\n*\n\u25a0A Reid Rloek Cranbroolt, B.C. ft\nwlk^ftiW IklkttlkttJI Uiil )A W *fc'*fc mt mt )A 3A 3Kmt ssk Ufc\nft ft fttfrt;^ ^ *w ^ ^ 1* *W**r* : 1* It* *ftt*r**At.r)jttj*rit,itt *w ,\"H 'jB-'HI m'm\nBRautil'ul Sfilection OF Mens Ties\nSwell Patterns and and Silks. All colors and (nin\nbinations in suii any shade of taste.\nPRICKS \"iiii- . 7,'u'.. si.iin und ISI..\"tt EACH\n9\n9\n9\n9\nBOMS BROTHERS i\nJ.D. McBRIDE\nHeadquarters for Xmas Purchasers\n9\n9\n9\n9\n9\nns holnii niui'h plctised witli I In- ap\npouninco nf Ornnhrimli. lie was uc\nconipiinlnd hv W I-: iViioilliotmo, Mas\nIn- Mi'i'huiiii', nml 11 Rlnslord.lils\niiii'i Master Mocln - 'I'lie Rontlii\n111.11 lull mi 1 speeiui train fm\nllm nusl .In ti in-, lln , \u25a0,, 1 1,,, \u25a0.\n\u25a0ni whom it 11 w itoNoianN\nI ^\u2022*\u00bb><\u00bb\u00bb>\u00ab\u00bb>t\u00ab\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00ab*\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb>\u00ab\u00bb\u00ab'^\u00ab9)[J\nt\nSILENT OBimtLmw.SPEEDY\nAlso Si'i'.ilin llllllll MuclllllOH S\n\\ MfVRSCHAUM }\n5 i\nand\nIn.r Sal,. Cheap.\nGEO. B. POWELL. Agent\nAl'tllsll'Olin' A VOllllO\nAdi'ertlsc llm resource ol Mm ill\nUml. now 1:: 'llm I Mm | pie\nI'liiHlern i'ninuiu j im i' i Phono I,\" Ornnbrook, B.C.\nSillies mi' till Mil.- II,,-,, oyi'B llll\n9\nI.nml ui, 11 uhei nml ..: .1 Wnl.\" I Hpoknno, I lltiriotl I\nKOt'B, ii'lmii you 111 Minim, fm llm.nl M.ii ili|,i,it, S, .1. tliirinnii uiul l(\n'iiiiiii'i'. in tleslre I,, i,.|| you tlml Ctnoli ol ruli-nrv, II. W. und .1\nIII urelinnlB nl (triinhrnolc can fin lloss nf Waldo, M. 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