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The Courtenay Review and Comox Valley Advocate
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�� I YOUR PRINTING | I Can not he done niiy Letter, and : I not quite bo wt-11 anywhere else j i hereabouts, Our tyno and tnaohin*- | * ery is complete nml Tut1 Review j t prloee .iru ri-jht | THE REVIEW Classified Ads. Make your little Wants known through it Classified Advertisement I'll.mu 59 i through m Class! fie in The Uevlew - VOL. 4 COURTENAY. B. C. THURSDAY MAY 18 1916 NO. 26 FOR SALE Small house and outbuilding with 2 acres cleared land, about 1 1-2 miles from Comox Wharf, high location, open and extensive view, a bargain at $450.00 Particulars from HARDY & BISCOE Real Estate Agents COURTENAY D. KILPATRICK Phone 43 Courtenay Cook by Wire Electricity provides the cleanest, the most sanitary and the most hygenic method of cooking The Electric range closely parallels the wood or gas range but excells either in flexibility of operation With the Electric Range you cool- under id eai conditions because Each cooking unit can be switched to high, medium or simmering heat and kept there as long as needed It is the acme of cleanliness Practically no heat escapes into the room The air is not vitiated There is no contamination of food You save food values through the retention of the essential salts and meat juices, on a six pound roast the saving is nearly a pound All the latest standards of range construction are used, including high oven, thermometer or glass door, porcelain splashers The fire risk is lessened because there are no open flames We will gladly give you information on rates and electric ranges Courtenay Electric Light, Heat & Power Co., LimiteJ Phones: Office 35, Res. R9S Office: Mill Street Victoria Day The 102nd Batt, w'll hold a field day :it the Goose Spit on Wednesday, May 24, The Battalion band will be in attendance, Besides the tisniil field sports of running, jumping, etc, there will be u baseball match between the lo.nd and the Courtenay teams. Free transportation bus been arranged from the Comox wharf. Everybody welcome Everybody come. OOMOX LUMP COAL $6.00 Per Ton Delivered in Courtenay All Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention A Liberal ftnoker wns held at Pojvel River last night, Horn, at the Cumberland hospital on Sunday May 6, to Mr. and Mrs. John Baird a daughter. Arrangements have been completed lor having the noted lecturer Bengough lo give an entertainment iu the Agricultural hall on Friday evening June 2. At the court of Revision held at Cumberland on Monday aud Tues day the Liberal workers applied to have a large number of names struck off but were not very succes fill. The Courtenay Preparatorj school commenced the summer term on May ist. Puplis admitted al any time. Apply Mrs. Halliday. Piano taught. Welding-cast iron, aluminum, brass, steel, etc, Ford Garage. 45 horse power Overland car for hire, day or night. Ford Garage, phone 46R. Look prosperous. Fix up your shop front with an up lo-date sign See Colin Campbell about it. For sale at sacrifice price���1000 gallon tank. Fairbanks engine and pump, almost new. Apply Box B, Review office. For Sale cheap���Child's go cart in good condition, or will exchange for small rocking chair with arms. Apply Mrs. McDonald, on the Dyfre For Rent���Ranch on Deninan Island. Good buildings, sea frontage, good orchard. Low rent to suitable tenai I Apply Box C, Rtview office. Lost ���On the Upper Road, May 4, between Gr'iitham and Courte- I nay, a 12 Amethyst ring. Any information gladly recieved. Apply 1 at Review Office I If you can ride a bicycle and talk , intelligently about a motor to drive it, I can offer you a means ol mak- j ni'. money. Write Fred A. Caton ' '611 View St. Victoria, B. C. For Sale��� One 6 h, p. Fairkanks Morse Gas Kngine, one 3 k* w. ' Dynamo switch board, etc, also j pump and belting, Capacity 12 gallons per minute. Apply at Riverside hotel, For Sale���Hugh Besdnells ranch of about 20 acres al Xob Hill, Co- j mox. Or might be rented, with or without 5 acre orchard, for 1 year wilh option of purchase. Apply Mr. Hicks Beach, Courtenay. 1 For Sale���Cyphers Incubator, Leader churn, Universal breadmak- er, sewing machine, fruit jars, roll- to]) desk, White Wyandotte fowls, Blick typewriter, reading lamps, 2 sets-bedroomware, some beds and other furniture, books, sporting rifle, kodak, complete enlarging camera and outfit. Apply at Hugh Beadnell's ranch, Comox. Dr. Morrisson arrived home from Alberni on Tuesnay evening. Born, at the Comox hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Ellison a son, Andrew McQuillan returned from a two weeks' vacation on Thursday last, Mr. Gibbs, who was reviving him at the bank, left for Vancouvei on Friday evening. Miss Lowes Bubar celebrated her 6th birthday yesterday afternoon, A large number of her schoolmates and and lillle friends gathered together to have tea and cake with her. The man who gels mad about what tlie new.-paper says about him should return '.hank* three times a day and then some for what the newspaper knew about him and suppressed, If he knew that the editor knew wha' he knew about him, he would quickly cool off. All ladies iu Uourtenay who wish to help with the refreshments ou M:iy 24th in connection with the celebrations on the Spit aie invited to send a cake or oilier eatables on Tuesday the 23rd. either to Mrs. Lavcock, Sandwic.c, or Mrs. Brock Courtenay, who have been asked to receive and forward all such gifts. -��>. ��_.. r. Anglican Service St. Andrews, .Sandwick, no a, 'i., Matins. St, John's, Courtenay 7.30 p. m , Evensong. St. Mary's Grantham, Holy Communion 9 30 a, mi.. Evensong 7.30 p. 111. Presbyterian Church St. Andrews' Sandwick Service 2 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class 3 p. 111. Courtenav Sunday School and Bible Class 10:30 a. 111. Evening service 7:30 p. m. All welcome Rhode Island Red Eggs per Setting of 15 75 cents Bruce Towler, box 132, Courteuay Comox Creamery Butter 45c per lb. this week Church Club On Tuesday evening was held the monthly social evening ill the church club- Mrs. Campbell who has charge of this department provided an excellent menu of entertainment and refreshment. Two readings of legends of our province by Mrs. Hutchison were greatly enjoyed. One feature of the evening iu wliicli everyone engaged with zeal was the drawing contest- No prize was awarded owing to all having attained about the same degree of excellence, Mr. Burnett's design is deserving of special mention. Next Tuesday evening is iu charge of the literary committee and an evening with Shakespear is planned. As this is the tercentin- ery of the poet's death much attention this year has been drawn to his works and.their influence on Britain's Imperial expansion from the time of Queen Elizabeth to the present. The general public i> invited to be present .to find what can be learned from a review of the life and achievements of this, the world's greatest dramatist. The Misses Alice Beaton and Nellie Covert were visitors m Co .r- tenay on Sunday. T ey came over in Mr. Scaulon'.' launch. h<\ X X v <*���*%%_ ��e. SPECIAL! Strawberries on Saturday box 256 SHEPHERD'S ***,*�� Just now when fresh fruits are off the market and unobtainable we are offering the canned and dried commodity at the following low prices: Choice Okanagan Peaches 2 l-2s per tin 20c Choice Blackberries 10c per tin Fancy Dried Peaches per 2 lbs. 25c. Fresh Seedling Oranges 35c doz. Try our Fresh Ground Coffee at 35c l*^lm*tm*n*^*^t**ltt****t*S**Tt*^**M***\*J**^**gp^**t (THE REVIEW. COURTNEV. B. C MM ��inmiiiiii*iM Vanishes Forever ;: Constipation Vanishes Ft Prompt f?eft>i''-"-P-rma��i'ril Cure CARTER'S LITTLE Ll VER PILLS neva fa.il. Purely vcget*. ���1,1:* act suifly tint y.'nlly on thr- fivei, Slop ,\lier dinnet (lislifs: cuit ttidi ;*-f(i,ni 'improve tlie complexion -brighten (lie eyei, Small Pill, A'-iia/l lh;e. inuall Price. Genuine muitboe. Signature S7 ^2__-*��**�� /&*Zt^&^zrz�� twwifvv-fvirfi-iiiii.iiK-fiiiiiiiivf . After the War Conferences At the entl nt ih,. war we shall 1 cleniij need to have two great con* I ferences, one a conference ot tin* bel* , (illll,; lilill <*H tl II* 111 111,ill; (III' IllllIT II Iconference or iill ih,' powers, Includ* ��� ins: ih,. neutrals, to re-eslabllsli (he law of nations on n sound basis, In Hnd means [or upholding i1 In time j of wur, ninl for ridding do' world of Hie terror, of militarism even in llnio j o[ pence bel ns always, in judging , iii.- Aiiiei'lcnii people nnd llioir suites* men, kei p our eyes on Dial llnul : event, nnd so net Hint, whatoi er wc 1 or Ihey d w, we shall be nbln tn work together, wbon the llm.' cotups io Rnve llio world from n I'enewul of i'ii'. savagery, Wesiniinntoi' Clnwlle. Manitoba Woman Sends Message ELL8 SUTFERING WOMEN TO USE DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS Mrs F. J. Garlis, Who Suffered With Backaohe, Sayr, Tint the Results She Got From Dodd's Kidney Pills Wtre Wonderful. Stewart Valley, Susk. iSpccluli, Mrs. I1'. ,1. Garlis, wifo of un esllinnble resident of this plnco, Is entliuslnstlc in her praises of Dodd's Kidney Pills "Dodd's Kidney Pills hitvc helpotl ine wondei'Cully," Mrs. llni'lls says in un Interview. "A ycui' ugo I wns so had i my ha.'k I could hardly move, l tool; four boxes of Dodd's Kidney rills and i'ir\ helped me more than I nm tell ,'ou.*" Mrs, Garlis is now nblo to attend lo hei- household duties us well ns nurse i' line hi;; baby boy nml sh.. feels thnl she cnnnol recommend Dodd's Kidney Pills loo highly. lluckiicho is Hie bane of i ho average womun'.* lit'.1. It is accompanied by :i weakness and lusbltnde Hint makes life n hm.lea. Itni thousands of wo men all over cnmnln nr.. telling their suffering sisters lliul relief uml cure is to lie found in I) .Id's Kidney I'ills. '''Ley cure tii,* kidneys und nine tenths of women _ ills come from diseased or disordered kidneys. New Trench Cannon 'I'ii,* llritish army hus given another sad surprise lo its enemies, it has Installed ami is already using u mosi effective trench weapon which is absolutely deadly io adversaries, nnd being tuitoinatlcnllj aimed hy n perl- scope nlliU'hnii'iit, exposes lliose using ii i.. uo danger. Hie* ii reckless man rope enough ' nml bu will pawn il for u drink An Oil Without Alcohol.���Some oils nnd main medicines have alcohol ns a prominent Ingredient, A judicious mingling of six essonllnl oils compose die famous Ur. Thomas' lOeloctrlc Oil, ,n.I (hire is no alcohol in ii, so that its effects are lusting. Thero Is no modi* : I- lun I nil compounded lhal can eipuil Dollars saved by Bovril Bovril used in the Kit lien means dollars s.ivol in tic Bank, It makes nourishing hut dishes oul nt (.old loud whu h would not otherwise be eaten, But see that you get the real thing. If ii is not in the Bovril bottle it is not Bovril. Ami it must lie Bovril. A Beauty Secret No Dream Suddenly," said lho i i wiih a Hus "'I In ns preventive and healing tlirecs duyB' growth of h -,i ami nu power. out ot in lecittie, "i found myself To have clear skin, bright eye8 tolling .1011,1)0(1 feel Into llic depths of This Is ii gootl Huie P. look over n bottomless pit." nml I'opuli' nil iiuichinory, harness,. "Dreaming, 1 suppose." nnd fi s. Wise milliters who know lhe virtues ni Mother Graves' Worm I'xtorniliinlor always have ii al hand, because h proves its value. Crawford if you go lo wur you're likoly In |���. killed. Criilisliuw While if yon remain noil ii*nl you'l probably be torpedoed, and ;t healthy appearance, your digestion must be i*ood your "No, Jusl letllllg from under n cor bOW-lS ,'111(1 liVlT kept ilC11Ve liierin wheat." | and regular. Assist nature-take BEECHAM'S Minard's Liniment for sale every- where. Some men are so cross grained in ilielr disposition thai ii is nil ihey can do io keep on good lernis wiih ihem ' selves. PILLS Dlrtrtum. with I'trrv Rm of Spttlll Vilnc U W��_MB bold eicrifwbii.. U brmi, I, ciata. Consumption* i SI'.NU ton FRl'.i; lioOKI.l'.T COX- TA1NINO I'I 1,1, I'.XH liei'l.AKS OP '.i u 'im. t'l'Mli.N i The French woman who has received word of ber husband's safety in a Gernuin prison cam'p, after welting 200 unproductive letters is a sir.my believer in perseverunce nnd one of those who have profited by it, "Mother Says We Couldn't Run The Farm Without ROM BRAND CORN ;M\W T'S downright scandalous, Ihc number of ?0 pound tins I buy, Put, 03 Mother say:;, we use It for 'most everything. "Nothing elr.e tastes quite 80 good on all kinds of Hot Bread. Johnny Cake and Griddle Cakea, "!.'l ilber uses it lor all her cooking���(or Cookies, Cakes, Gingerbread and Pits. "And I am almost ashamed to mention the quantity ol 'Crown Brand' and bread lhal my youngsters consume. This syrup certainly is a favorite in my home". 0 pour,' tin ts eonvcnlftnl nn<! economical fur lionn use, altflOll.h you can (jet "Crown Brand" in '.'., 5 anJ 10 pound (ins, Ask your dcaier. THE CANADA STARCH CO. LIMITED MONTREAL, CAROINAL. .MANTFOBD, rOHT WILLIAM. Maim e/"/.ilv White" <-'��"' Syrup���Benson's Com StarcM~-"Sttvei Gloss" Laundri Starch. Na I u re's C tea tionfompanyl*��� u^man | ot Canada, Limited j YOUR BLOOD IN THE SPRING Toronto Canada .lust now vou nr,' feeling "out of I sorts" not vour usual self, Quite ex* SELLING AGENTS WANTED hausteil ul times and cannot devote! In every town iu Canada to sell real energy to your work, .sleep does | "Sterling clothes" t,, measure. They nol real you nml you wake up reeling ar" absolutely guaranteed. Write for "nil tired out." Perhaps rheumatism particulars. 'is Hying through vour muscles and holms, or may ho your skin is dlsflgur-1 f STERLING TAILORING CO., 535 College .tree* Toronto ed by rashes, boils or pimples. Head aches, Iwinges of neuralgia, Ills of ner* _ ��� votisness, Irritability of temper and a] Couldn't Lend it to Her! disordered Btomacli often Increase A small boy wlio was sitting next vour discomfort in the spring. to a very haughty lady iu u city street ' The cause- winter has left iis mark cue. kepi sniffing in a must annoying ion you. Theso (roubles are si.nns Hint manner. At last th" lady could bear your blood is poor uml winery, Hint, ii mi longer, uml turned to lhe lad. 'vour nerves are exhausted. You intisl ! "Boy, have yon gol a hnndker* renew und enrich your blood nt once chief.'" she demanded and restore tone to your tired nerves, Tin* small hoy looked nt her for or (here may in* n complete break* . a few seconds, and then, iti n dig- down. The mosl powerful remedy for Billed ion... came (lie answer: ihese spring ailments in men. women "Ves, 1 have, hm I don't lend it to'ninl children is Mr. Williams' Pink' stranger.." .Pills for Pule People, because these I'ills cleanse had blood and strengthen WISE HOSTESS New, licit, red blood���your greatest Won Her Guests to Postum I il In spring is plentifully created | I by He Williams' Pink Pills, and with; "Three greal coffee drinkers wore: this new, pure blood iu your veins you my old school friend and her two (Illicitly regain health and Increase daughters. ���'"'"' strength. Then your skin be* "They were always complaining nnd conies clear, your eyes bright, your Inking medicine." tBoth tea and coffee nerves strong, and you feel better, eai are Injurious lo man- persons, because better, sleep belter, uml are able to they contain the siihtle, poisonous do your work. drug, caffeine), "1 determined to give Begin your spring tonic treatment them Postum Instend of coffee when today for the blood and nerves wiih they visited me, so without saying any- Dr. Williams' Pink Pills tlie I'ills thins 10 them aboul ii, I made a big that strengthen. poi 1,1 Postum the lirsi morning, Theso Pills are sold by most dealers, i "Before th" ai was half over, each hut do not be persuaded to take "someone passed up her cup to be refilled, re* Ihing Jusl the same." If you can'l marking how line llu. 'coffee' wns. Th,. get ti"' genuine I'ills from ..out' deal* I mother asked for a duel mm nml In- era ihey will be Bent you by mall, posl quired as to lhe brand of coffee I used polrt. ut 50 cents a hex or six boxes! I didn't nnswer her question just then, for $2.50 by writing Tlie Dr. Williams' for l ""..nl her say u while before that Medicine Co., lii-ockvlllo, Out. she dldn'l lih" Postum unless it was more than half coffee "Father, ,vhut is a veterinary Bur* " Wler breakfast l told leu' that the , ��� 'coffee' she liked so wc I ul breakfast " ������<),;,. ���. n, t>,. fellows al ihe pension pure Postum, and th" reason she 0n|..��., ,,;., son, vol, examines tho vet- liked it was because ii wns properly jriins for pensions." Hindi'. "' |M"' '"
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""' '" ^"kOtchew UVU ito'ics r out sufficient n-,,1 efficient hel S p8^nly a fo.'tnh. go /'she said, lion ol all ( iinailii lu 11)00, . l'.osl miles In nui.s ,,, mer n.OUO miles more ihnn we can ri factor- sue t)|-, |^Hi8e,., n,. |H nu||0 ��� .n,*,',.,., Illll llO WIC. lie looks jl en down man. Ills choi "' '' ull1!f, l,n1*!' "I"1 'I'" I deiiartmenl bus the barman "any p'rY- c grey. Alhciii.li the lie ���,���������, ,,, 8llpel.iorlty. The Prince ot ie Is suffering out*' Is carefully kepi , iowii thai the Kalse prosperity duo to llle agricultural de- hluil it will pnj well for the fariuer, rerlng ii- cancer In the (lire o velopiuonl, Im KivB good men liberal wages und Low lives al l-otsd when no the fertility will greatly decrease, as ! believe ihai iiie province is now only Iiiih been the case ill so many oilier countries, it should lie remembered thai nm soil of WeBtorn Canada is liol lite soil of |he cilsl. I'l'of. HhllW, one of tiie best known agronomists of the I'nited Slates, (liter making ail ex- on tho threshold of Ils prosperity. The dlsadvaulnges of pioneer days, wiih iheir luck of transportation, telephone service, good roads, schools, churches ami markets, have been 'trgely swept away, years of ex*| The Brown Moure hnusilvo siiniy of soil qualities of perlmenlatlon, both by individual Western Canada, said: corporations, and governments, have "One aero of average soil in lhe added enormously io the agricultural Canadian Wesl is worth more than knowledge of the country, and now in acres of average soil along the any Bottler with tin earnest desire to, ��������� Atlantic Beaboard, The man who learn enn quickly acquire the tnfor-1 which attempts to awaken the rpral 1 clally occurrence, tho peopl ipeclally place to place. When ihey strike n vloua when I explain ihal lhe inobi good mail they should stay by hint ns nllV8 broken almost eery window in long na possible. the Palace there." There were sinister rumors as to what happened lo the crowd guilty of this ellll, ,,,il> -Of people belllg Shot down indiscriminately bill she hud Dealing With Improved Methods ol been unable to losi Iheir accuracy, as Teaching in Rural Schools inov, even regular German residents were noi allowed free course iu The above caption is the ilile of n L|,e streets, novel, written by llerlieri Quick | ���'Rioting Is now," she continued, "of tills the former can grow "u succes* niatlon necessary to success. Agri* Blve crops will,out much diminution culture In Saskatchewan Is no long- In lhe yields: whereas, the person er an experiment. Both it allty who tills the latter, In order lo grow and quantity lhe products of the a single re Iterative crop, must pay province are now big factors on the the vendor of fertilizers half us much markets, not only of Canada, but m tor materials to fertilize an acre as | the world. And' all this has been would buy an acre in the Canadian accomplished with 11,000,000 acres communities to the antiquated courses resenting the hoi thai thev are not of study In lhe rural schools and lo Uliowcd now to purchase more lliuti a point lhe way lo the kind of schools quarter of a pound oi butler or fill ul thai should be provided for the hoys 0..ce, and kIi'Is in the country, The hook "The Kaiser is now never cheered, also sets forth the difficulties mer I wiieii he pusses through Berlin it Is when a teacher or anyone else nl |M a dosed motor, preceded und follow* tempts to change the courses of study |,..| |,., ol|,0). niuiors filled with soldiers West." j under crop mil of i ul of 911,000,- ��������� oUr e0 ry schools. The presents- ���,������ officials armed to the teeth Rut let us nol try lo prove the 000 acres In the province, suitable "on of tl10 country school problem in "g0 fnr ils business Is concerned, point by theories. Mere are facts: for agricultural purpose.-,. | the form of a story gives lo tills ��uh* J |3erlfn is a dead city. Almost all llu In 1005 the wheat crop of Saskatchewan averaged .3.00 bushels, per aire. In ihi", it averaged 28.64 bushels per Here. The oal erop of Saskatchewan in 1003 averaged 4..7n bushels per acre; ln 1915, ,",:(.CT bushels pi r acre. Barley, 1906, -T.I I bushels per acre; 1015, 30.83 bushels I" c acre. Flax, 1906, 15.71 bushels per acre; 1915, 13.00 bushels per ace. li will be lioied that, except for flax, 1916 shows n substantial iner, use per acre over 1906, and litis notwithstanding Ihe facl iht.t the L906 crop was one of the heaviest , ver reaped 111 Saskatchewan, li is not contended thai the permanent prosperity of Saskatchewan Is to be buill upon grain raising, 'lhe most fertile soil iu the world can be exhausted if the process is continued Ionp enough. But, as lias already been said, grain raisin;,* covers only one branch of Saskatchewan's fanning operations. Look at the live slock stat- islics: In 1900 tehre were 240,666 horses it, Saskatchewan. Now there are 667,* 4*13. In Hie same period tile milch cows 111 lhe province haw increased from 122,618 to 348,540, and other entile from 360,230 to 573,021. Sheep have Increased from 112,290 to 192,- 014. and swine from 113,916 to 329,- 246. * In 1907 mere were s factories and creamer Horse Sense Ability to Manage a Primary Requirement of the Successful Farmer In Farmers' Bulletin 70*1 is an Interesting section entitled." "Horse Sense," from which WO quote us follows: "Without borso sense there's n poor show for making a real money success of any kind. Without lhat faculty, otherwise called 'business ability.' industry, eapilal, credit, and even a thorough knowledge of the mosl approved scientlc methods of agriculture, all Will be Of little avail. To qualify as a business farmer a man must be able to shape Iiis work and change his plans "according to changing weather, shilling markets, and up-and-down business conditions. He iniisi be able to decide whether lie can besl dispose of bis crop by feeding, or by selling on Hie market. In sell- in,!;' live stock or grain, the farmer must know enough of the actual value of Ills product to know when the local buyers arc offering him a fair price. 'It is not enough to grow a good the Power of the Air, which Is anuui- "r mime for His Satanb Majesty, Is getting too much of bis own ivaj In what the Kaiser would probably now call "his element." While the wounds Inflicted bj the German alr- criiii so far have been bj comparison with the damage done generall) In. the wnr, mere pln*pricks, they sag- get,! an Infinite capacity for mlsi blef when weather conditions are favor- able, and unless more vigorous action Is tuken to challenge 'her aerial -<-��� premacy, That the Brltlal governnieni and people me nol blind to tl situation we know ami much Is bi done to heat the Hun upon his o��a ground, If wo may so call ti,,- c;r. amhleiit air. But we have to "g�� i move on" and posslblj the pin pricks which arc intensely irritating to Hriiish body and soul, may tend to accelerate our movemi nl Th ��� Teutons arc not hni Ing It all their way in the clouds by an) means Italia troplanes killed , g_t I ���' Austrian soldiers In barra, h - al ,a hu 'li on February |9th and that makes tip for the killing of many English cli lliuits, men, women and children, h\ aerman Zeppelins. The whole hlstorj of the war shows the potentiality of aircraft warfare and the lc:*..'i Is that 'er Ureal Britain the coi ft Hi t ns Important as the . ontrol sen. It means nothing less than the creation of a second H ritl ll nar - Groat Br I i n ca in l i ril to he. and dare not be, error lo any oilier countrj in aerta ��� ��� "*��������� Our thanks reall- ar ��� due t t - Kaiser for er ing us a va ��� son and nrbblng it well in. We must jed a different Interpretation nnd we wholesale houses are permanently trust it will arouse sufficient Interest closed. The others ily open iwo In those guarding the destinies of lhe days per week, and musl gel n .per country schools to lead them to pro n,|, before ihey sell any goods, and vide more suitable courses of study, > ,\u, officials sec thai nothing is n'dow- We have long realized Hun the ed to go oul likch to be of service to country schools are not, on the whole, Ihem, The price of everything ban serving their districts with the great* gone up terribly," slm continued, , .,,,,.. est efficiency, The courses offered by One of tho most significant changes , many of these institution:- ure obso she had noticed wns In relation In tlie hie and should be revised to meet j munition works, which formerly run the requirements of the ideals andIdoy and night,- but now only worked Ir standards of lhe presenl century, regularly. Employees questioned us *o There is no good reason why so many : the cause of this wen iilmoiis thai M'''' regard"..-*cost of ot the country schools should h,, as there was ti snortage o material ___. ,|s ., , one _, ... , ., muni as an oyster upon the subject oft 'This, she remarked, Is beginning t|]e present war It is rat , ler agriculture. So far as they are con* to toll oh tho people, who are becoming manan| investment and one tl it ;v: cerned, you might think there Is no more and moro depressed as time |nvolve permanent expenditure for sueb occupation ns farming, Wo passes. In Berlin the people openly construction and maintenance Tn th- would not belittle the fundamentals clamor for peace. I have heard theory ���resenl Btnge of aerial navlgatton in our educational syslem. but these frequently In the city, 'For Clod's sake .|im..iri ot .,,( kjll(!s _..������ ,en() . . : would not be impaired In the leas! by give us peace nl any cos'.' People (.,)1]K, ���(,.,���!,,,,, j,, ,.w.., .... Incorporating in the courses of the allowed to enter Berlin from other ills* do (he bntileshlps The Zeppi country schools a few subjects per- I rids sny the same thing is observable aeroplane may be as good the '��� tabling lo agriculture. If done In Hie elsewhere. is ,������ !mo tlle scrap he.p as , ,. ;,1V right way, the agricultural subjects Reports of rioting in hngland are ,, n.as |,ui|U jllg| as m . fip A1: would aid materially In teaching tho | circulated from lime to time, Such ^;,,-}J bas had to lie put on ��� re- fundamentals, as every boy and sic! In the country bus a knowledge of the things of the farm which can be readily used for illustrations ami examples. .Mr. Quick points out the injustice done the boys and Kirls of the rural were the reports circulated, that when t|-e(1 ]isl ���-mpiv because som she reached this comitr* she was better has been'tievised. It is Just the amazed. She expected to find the Bamo ,.���,*. al] klndg ,,- |ndtI3trta towns in ruins ami the people either pialUs. Machines are thrown out not staiwed of enslaved. because they have Ins* an . ' ���The great mass of the pe "now.' their original efflclem . bul the added the lady, despair ol beating canuol compete with machines of ...ehools by not having their courses of pngland, ami tho Boldlers who are sent |atel. invention and Impri crop, or even to grow a good crop ut study better adapted to their needs. , u'''""u'rl te" the mosl harrowing por Greal Britain the best nnd seven cheese ,a iow Cost. To make tin, big crop a | We share in ihis opinion nnd hope lhe 8torlf>3 of shortage of munitions uml up-to-date of aerial war-, rat es In Saskat- business success, it musl be disposed time is not far distant when those who f always be just good enougl md good too good. The discarded machines ,,,,n,in .-,.-, ._��._.oo, o ,,,,,.*. ,,. ii<.*|.u.-v.,, ui.ie i> mo im uis'uui w iien i nose v, no shewan. Ihey produced 16,000 pounds ���,��� I1S efficiently as il is grown���must are in direct chnrge of the country of cbecse worth $1,950 and 132,803 _e B0 graded and packed as lo meet schools will see their dutv and theii The FcOIlOhlV of G'iod Roatl*i 'miv "ad new Bpheres ,������' usefulness pounds of butler worth $36,699. Re- market standards, and so marketed as have ihc courage to do it _ ' In the paths of peace. II will be pa�� - turns for 1915 have not yet nil been re- l0 i���inK the fanner ihe bighesl cur- ��� ��,.,, Li'** .nul Eoenv Pet Into Com- !"g sirnnge if tin Imm nse poa "���'��� corded, but the 23 creameries which ,.ent pl.loeB-" .. ��,._,. ���..!! t-.. ��� - '" n ., ties In the way of aerial navigation I!:':::,/To":*,. &���* "AW in other words, managerial ability pounds of butter valued at $1,069,443 primary requirement of lhe sue They produced Ice ������'-'���'��;><���������, ''���"���"���"- cessful fanner. As a nil", ihe farmer milk io a value o! $379.1n3 -more t t null w a mo., e oi .**.���..,;,., -more . , praciie.,1 and elVir han in times the total value ol theIr ,.���, i(|-., of h ,��� )rodu ��� intter production only elgh ye n T,,rou ��� ,,, ���,,,;, ,,, :lll;: IgO. .Moreover, thev have establish-' , .,,, , ', ' .. , i observation he ha.", acquired a very reunify Through Good Roads ri���l n..-. Ig Hon demonstrated by the wur do no* rein ;, certain community the peo- suit in n great utilization of dlrig lea Scientific industrial Organization is ''' "el'e certain t1,:,, they could nol and aeroplanes for conimi lal pur Needed bv Britain afford good ro.uis. Through mistaken po i. They are not like'- to ot ' "" ideas of economy ihey dragged serlouslj with llu r llv t; land throng feh mini more than bnlf Hi ships for the heavj fn Igh year. The effect of i . ��� bad i ad , pei ...! I ��� '��� ��� of iscfulness ca We Need StiencL1 Lack of adequate scienlKI ��� i quip- ment. coupled with lack of en, ���; ed a reputation tor Saskatchewan considerable store of knowledge re- Prlse nnu adaptability, have been wur tllsartmu Voun; people of lalnli bi found for tl butler on the market, which has ''*���* gardiuu ti)e best methods of cronnlng al*-*nsl liH' s,llt' causes In the past spirit nnd enterprise lefl the ��� in- by, In Montreal Star, suited in a demand that Is practically _n(] u;(.lUul. ���|Hrketlng rather tlian "r ''"' failure ..'acre it has fallen munlty, going io cities or to other Inexhaustible, in 1915 52 -"���"'lo***Is | production Is ills perplexing problem '"' British commerce and British slates to make their homes. So nl No Halfway House _��"_'.".7i ,. ,.".'���, i.i-. , '.., > ,i, ' pri'iiiniioii is ins perplexing promem o hutlei we.e slipped out oi ,1 , ��� , requisite, hots, iron.ice. ami the Industry Is just In I.... ._ buI,_^M _WIJ|^ ,_ joj|i(,(| its iniancy. ,��� with the results of observation and ritese figures nre siifflelenl to , |t ���.,., b , d prove ibnt Saskatchewan s prosper* y Ily is ll vei'v real fact, nnd that it I is pari nnd puree] of the agricultural I British Soldiers Love the Water developnieni of the province, ii Is I At a meeting of Lhe members of true ihal Saskatchewan has other the Institute of Sanitary Engineers Industries which have contributed lo In England, Ueutennnl It. li. ihb- the genoral prosperliy, bul it will be blethwalte, In an address on "Sanl- found ihai ihey are closely related t:uy Work nt the Front with the tn agriculture, ami the success of Expeditionary Force." said In no tlle farmer has made their success i previous wur had lhe sanitary or- industry In the struggle with life was well ilgh Impossible be* This wnr n t be ei foreign rivals. No Instructi l person cause rarn liomes were llnki 1 to* triumph or comi will say ihai the t'aiiii has lain en- getlier on!} by hideous depths of tl , CJernii tlrely with lho British merchant clinging wiry clay. The roads so is Included lln Kais ai . a i sl and the British manufacturer. II affected those who lived b- ihem counis In thi civil governm has not, The governmi in can and and travelled them lhal the whole' Germany. Then Is tto ,: ,, ought to do much more than has community look on a tin-.' of sad- bouse tor tin Derail i carmakers been dene 111 lhe pas; io maintain ncss ami depression. Then there poaci without plunder, a pea ��� and push llritish Industries. The cami u man who bad lived in ti compelled Ihem to rjturn to th l I - banks can do much. The linkers'* iv,:J"! of good roads, n man of fnltb quo and lefl i ... lo pai evet lies can do much, And nil of them and enthusiasm, lie began with the own shnn i thi hill and lo I pose working iu conjunction on a con* road drag to smo th up nnd let tin the ��200,00 000 of new tas sldered and carefully Hiought out water ofl a stretch of toad. As li which would be necessarj foi thi ip r plan ran iin Infinitely more than gol better It dragged ii renin, li. pose, would discredit them hope possible while ut the r.une time ganlzallon been on such a colossal Uny of them nlone. One of the main ' kepi nl ll enthusiastically until In lv, and lead inevitably to their down* they havo contributed to the farmer's scale, or with a sanitary section at- lessons of the war will have bsen ! his lighl Imggy he could .no swiftlv rail. Whatever words they mny use prosperity 1 enlarging his home inched to each unit. ] missed if it Is nol realized thnl lhe and easllj lo the village for the about It. thc Oerman people know in Get many has been due lirst nnd foremost, nol to her traffic, not to her cheap labor, but to her scientific Industrial organization, it can onlj be market or providing his necessities. In France Hie canals were great I commercial triumph For Instance, the province ban an places for bathing, and it wns no annual lumber cut of approximately uncommon sluht to sc hundreds of 250,000,000 feel. This output affords soldiers In the water at one lime, a valuable local source of supply lo ll was also common to see notices the farmer, while ai the same lime | stating that u particular stretch of Ihe men and teams engaged In the water belonged to ti certain unit, and Industry consume his flour, oats, elaborate diving hoards attached to butler, eggs, milk, vegetables, meat,-the sides or rafts tied to the banks. and bay. The province's fisheries and even goalposts and nets lor represent an income of $160,000 a water polo, year, and of course il is Impossible One scarcely ever saw a civilian to record lish taken by farmers from In tho water, litil there were usually couiiiless lakes and streams for their a considerable number on the hanks, own use. ; looking oil with amazement and an Saskatchewan has a yearly pro-j expression which almost said, "'I'he diictiou of about $800,000 worth of mad English." mall. Men were Incredulous; ihey their hearts lhat this was an aggt ,-��� .aid. "Walt until we really have had slve war undertaken for the object of road-." They waited; the man drag* enlarging the territory and Increas- ged again: his road kept haul and Ing the power of lueir state; and dry, like n racetrack. Tlnn others If It turned ( .; In the end that thej defeated In ihe long run hj an or- believed, Dragging began In earnest had hen thrown luck into their ganlzallon equnlly complete and scientific.' -London Dally News. Wife���Vou know, Henry, I speak as I think. Huh���Ves. my love; only oflener.��� Topeka Journal, Every iniin must put on tie boxing film is with fate, whether he likes a scrap or not. In that township, a little calctiln* own territory ami bad succeeded Hon revealed Hint a dollar's worth merely In defending themselves at of horse energy spent In draggln? Immense cost ami sacrifice, Iheir learns dial must draw loaded w,e���- nnger with their present leaders eons over those loads The whole would be unbounded.���-Westminster region Inblhed new hope. This year Gazette. a stone road will bisect the town* ship iu om dire: Hon ami elsewhere "Halfway I was picked up hj a flno dragging is being religiously dun hnd, The d essing station was full Thus bas new life and energy been I up. so the) telephoned to the head- put Into a wiioh community, quarters for a stretcher ami bearers." THE COURTENAY REVIEW The Courtenay Review Ami Comox Valley Advocate A Weelcy Newspaper, l'uhislieil at Courtenay, B, ���'. N. II. Bodhn, Keillor nnd Proprietor inbBCrlption 11.1)0 per Vear in Advance THURSDAY, MAY is, I'll', What is wrong Willi the ladies? Here ate important proposals be fore the people, women's siilTernge, prohibition and oil cr grave mat tets, and tlie women tire COIISpictl ot a by th*ir .ileiuc, Also, food pries tne being ml liculh inflated, and the ladies have Uu ii meetings end pow*wows, and nolliiiig hap pen i, S'.icli iinlilli rencc will, we tear, militate agaii st women's snf fernge when the day t i the refei nudum arrives, on the grounds Hint ihe vole will be ol no use lo the large majority of women, Pei haps the ladies will enlighten us on this matter, The strong efforts bting made lo tilion as the date for holding the Court of Revision The following aldermen besides the Mayor, Aid, Aston, Kerton, Hurford and McKenzie constitute the court, An informal discussion ihen arose relative to steps U be taken to have tlle soldiers come to Courtenay, ns Colonel Warden had reported that the water supply had been condemned and thev would have to move in a hurry, aud either Com lenay or Qualiciini would be chosen, A committee was appointed to wiiit on Col. Warden ou his return from Qiialictnn. The Mavor and Aldermen decided to contribute personally to the Comox sports; there being some conscientious objection to taking funds from tlie citj 's coffers for this pill pose. At iiie request of Fx Aid. [ohn- ston nnd " ti large number of oilier citizens" we publish the following article. We do not sec anything objectionable or otherwise in it and publish it without prejudice.���Ed, secure compeusatiou for the license mivu/ CONTRACT holders would seem to indicate ' I'Ol" I H'lITlW that the liquor interests are under no delusions ns to the result of tin- City Enters Into New Agreement plebiscite to he shortly taken on ! prohibition. We think that it is| mosl unlikely tli.it. anv compensa tor Arc aud Ornamental Standards for 33 mouths Intimation was forthcoming on Thins tion will be awarded, und therefore day alter nut a special meeting of the it is for the hotels to look for other j civic fire nnd p dice committee thai e sources of revenue. In tlle past, |fv^m}',leBlerf"18 ""f1'.1 ^ given by the , , , , ,��� , , , ���'���*-. ��������� '-*��� tor electric lijtiiinie, lot do* the hotels having n profitable busi. |meslicnnd commercial purposes, Aider- ness in selling liquor, have neglect-, man Mahun, chahmnu, stilting llinl the ed catering to visitors and tourists,. company's efforts bad tllis question un der consideration, The meeting was held specifically for and in more than one case the , , , . ,. ,. me meeting wns neiil spectlioaily lor rooms tu an hotel have been found (he purpose ol considerirg a new agree- to be Ullflimislied and unfitted for ment between the city and tiie company the reception ot guests. The ho- hi the matter oi arc aid orniiiiieutal tels have : got the opportunity to sir et lighting, the presenl contract ef- , , .. i (ected 10 years ago, expiring ou the 4lh take steps to attract a paying class j..lle, of business, und one, moreover ' Alderman Rlabon said the city clcelri- which will benefit the whole com- clan and lie had several interviews with nillllity. | Messrs. Kidd and Porter, and he felt J i|inte frankly lliul thej had obtained a -���.��*������- vel._ g00t| agreement. He suggested thai the contract should expire at the same time as the company's street railway franchise, that was, on the 9th of February 1919, A petition largely signed by property owners, called attention to the hiLjli charges for domestic consumption us compared with other cities and suggest- that tlle charges should be trout 3 to 31-2 , cents lor business and 6 to 6 1-2 cents Alter lhe reading aud adoption (or residential premises per kllowat hour of the minutes of the previous meet- but tlie chairman said the city council ing n letter trout O. j. Har.lv was had no control over domestic and corn- read Offering to illSltre the City ball lUfrcial rales, although it would render * " , , iill possible assistance in an endeavor to for $1.55 per $100 lor one > ear Ol" oWuill . reduction. If the citizens bad *",* jo for three years. It was de- the same rites for domestic and coincided 10 place $*;oo on building and mercial purposes as the city had lor the , counts in Royal lusi^^ Council Meeting The City Council held their regular fortnightly meeting iu the new city hall ou Monday evening. Present, the Mayor, Aid. Anderton, Aston, McKenxie und Kerton. Ladies Dept. A fine assortment of sunshades in all the leading shades and stripe clfecta from 1 to 3.50 Wash skirts iu rep, pique and white drill Irom 1,25 Satin Underskirts in attractive shades in good quality satin from 1,75 Waists. These ure verj- attractive and come in voiles beautifully embroidered and iu [alley stripe silks Silk Gloves, elbow length, ol very fine quality iu nil the lending shades Iroin 75c .Millinery In up-to dnle styles nl popular prices Pine summer underwear, pumps and strap slippers, tunic*, nnd vacation shoes Hosiery, Super combed sill, lustre hose lull fashioned nml ol high grade quality Children's Dept. Wash dresses for girls ill sitluit novelty styles Middy waists foi eiiis with skirts to match Wash huts for boys and git Is Roys wash suits und straw huts fine strap slippers. Hoys and girls patent hoots and simp slipper,,, barefoot sandals and vacation rubber shoes Misses sunshades iu pretty nlld novelty pallet us Mens Dept. Neckwear, made ol finest silk in a big variety of good colors nml designs Whit drill ami tennis punts with bell loops, siile strips nml cliff bottoms, good wearing quality, 3.50 Tennis and vacation shoes Outing shirts. Excellent qunlity cloths, neat fancy stripes, silk striped and sell figured; also the new countrj' club shirl I with wide open neck Straw ami fell huts in all styles; also a fine range of cups Shoes. Invictus "the best good shoe'': in patent, tan, vici kid, eiiiiiuet.il, etc., ill lace and button with I,lack anil grey j vesting*" Silk Hose. They coiue'in ox blood, tail, steel grey and black, 75c pair A good assortment of summer under-1 wear to choose from in elbow* and knee ' kit [th, also 111 long sleeves and ullkle lengths The bonding co wrote lc renewal of city treasurer's bond, Accounts 11. I). Forde, classifying lots $35.00 P. I,. Aiidertou, expenses lo Victoria R. I'. Hurford, expenses to Victoria J. Thomson, rep. bridge Under the new agreement tlltro-tuiigs- ten lamps must be used, and and none must be allowed to remain ill operation after its enn,lie power has declined below Sit per cent, of the initial power, this standard to be measured at a point 50 horizontal feet from the lamp. 11 a lamp is extinguished for a period of IJ, consecutive minutes there will be no pay allowed for that lamp for that night, except when extinguished by building city hall 373.00 causes beyond the control of the coin- extras 26-95 Pan, 28.30 "9. **5 2.00 CUMBERLAND Lumber for culverts, etc,... 36,16 Light Co 36.16 VV. (i. Robertson Clarke & Stewart Telephones 7.50 C. II. Tarbeli 20.35 Aid, McKenzie objected to Aid II the company foils to furnish or maintain the Unlit for fifteen consecutive nights the city council may by resolution ���".85 make other arrangements and thc cx- 13.90 pense of the emergency lighting must he home by tiie company, Abnormal causes will he a saving clause ill this connect) ui as on the former ease. The company must maintain an etli- Audertou and Hurford charging'cient system of patrol lor inspection pur- ior their time while on their jaunt Poses and lamps burning below standard ..... , .. , . must he prompt) put 111 order or replac- to Vicfrin, and these accounts rf _t __��. ..^ ^(, lamps were laid over until there was a There must be no cutting off or inter- full attendance. The balance of ference with shade trees until notice hus lhe accounts were passed on to the ''ecu given to the city engineer or cor- r ,,, ,' ;,��� ,���,���,��� 1 poration in writing and then the work finance committee lo pay il found ]|msl he i|oiK. ,,��� e*>_perU ���t Ule expe_.e correct. of the company under the direction oi Monday, May 29, was decided city engineer. The corporation reserves Card of Thanks Mr. J. Blackburn and sou Austin desire to express their heartfelt thanks for the sympathy nnd kindness they have received in their sad bereavement. Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway Through Passenger Trains leave Courtenay 11:35 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Victoria and Way Stations RETURNING���Arrives at Courtenay at 16:10, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Steamship tickets on all lines to all parts of the world. For particulars etc., address L. D. CHETHAM Dill, P��*>ei]{er A|fcnl, Victoria D. B. NICKERS0N Agent Courtenay, Phone R 60 to itself the rigbt to have all wires placed underground and to have lumps sus- pciulc'I from ncal iron pole, which meet the approval of llle board of works. It was argued thut it would be impossible to have all wires placed under ground in a year and there was a clause ] iu the new contract that the company should place wires underground within ten years of receiving notice In writing from the corporation. Another clause provided that there should he nothing in the contract to prevent tlle city from establishing and using its own* electric light plant and system, and this contract could be annulled at one year's notice. In future the charges will be $38 a year for II 600 c. p. lamp. $35 for a 4(10 c. p. lump and s.i.' for a 250 c. p. lamp, the former charge being $38 for a ���ISO c. p. lamp. On the ornamental standard lighting the charge would be le a kilewat hour. Anxious to keep all ornamental lights burning, General Manager Kidd offered to Hive a discount of 25 per cent, for a period of one year. Changes in lamps had, it was pointed out, resulted ill a great saving in consumption and therefore ill cost. The city will have power, ill cases where lamps are less than' 95 feet, to take out standards aud equalize the distance between the others. Mr. G. Porter, chief electrical engineer, stated emphatically, ill answer to the chairman, thnl the company could not grant n 1 l-2c rule. The city solictor was instructed to draft the agreement, THEED PEARSE Banister and Solicitor, Notary Public, Phone 53 Courtenay ROYAL STANDARD Products are the Acme of Perfection For many years the chief Fundamental in producing KOYA1. STANDARD products has been PERFECTION. Theaim hasalways been to produce products always superior to uny othet on the market. Tins policy litis always been carried out and always will. Whenever von see the name ROYAL STANDARD be assured that it incurs the BEST IT IS POSSIBLE TO PRODUCE, Order a Sack of ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR Today ROYAL. STANDARD FLOUR has long been recognized ns the best bread Hour sold in Western Canada. It is milled from the finest wheat RiOWIl nnd sold under it strict ' money back" guarantee. Royal Standard Grain Products Agency Phono 33 F, Movil7, "V. Km! oi Bridge BEST Royal Standard Mills Chick Food is itnol ii i ,,! lhe billions Uo v vi. Stan ha un produc s Thoiisiiu Isol pi iilii much hnva found i lint no oilier Chick 1 1 is e ptnl to I'OYU, STAMiAUH. You'll come 0 Ibis COIIclllH ion, too, il \ ui try it Prohibition and Agricultural Production The farmer and fruit growers of British Columbia will be cutting their own throats if they vote for Prohibition. Whisky is [doomed, but what we need and must have is light beer, sparkling cider and wines. There is no better country the world over than B. C. to produce the barley, hops, apples and grapes for the fermentation of these beverages. I happen to know that the very best Three Star Cider made in England, sparkling and equal to Champagne, is noted because of a blend of Canadian apples with the English grown, one in particular, the Baldwin, thousands of boxes being purchased through the Liverpool merchants. WM. IDIENS Courtenay, May 17, 1916. See Charlie Chaplin at the Opera House SATURDAY NIGHT M-< * M ���=��*" THE COURTENAY REVIEW Results of International Egg-Laying Contest i !"'���:���, V2'".-1"*; ? |,!',i"' OO J ""���. ' knit plain 61-2 incites j ment of heel 11 inches, I No. 10 needles, cast on 56 stitches 11, 2 purl ; (11 inches following are the results during the first six months of the fifth Interna, in nil 1 tional egg laying contest, held under tlm supervision of the Provlnclnl Depart-1 Heel���Knit plain 28 stitches on In Memoriam On Tuesday nlii moon . t the Parish church ol Sandwick nutl Courtenay n large ei ngrt-(-ati6it men! oi Agriculture, ut the Exhibition Grounds,Victoria, from October 22, 1915, I to one needle turti, piirl back t-iese **'"'u''1'1' l"S'*'lb'i nt the ftineial ol to September .'i, 1916, There is a lot of In'ornintloii liert lor the local poultrytnnii Cltt I, Lightweight Varieties, 6 birds ton pen Mr* John Hlaekbiirn Pen No, Name and Address 10 C. 0, Poolsv, Ihiiicuu 18 li. M, Ross, Cowiclinn 11 Miss Bvu 1 lari, Sidney 7 V, II. Wilson, Koksiluh 20 I. Iliiltrrlicld, Saunichtou .' J. Hanson, l'oi'mi lis, Ure 13 ll. a. iiiucks. Uungford Station 19 A. II. l.ouc, Ukehlll 1*1 W. 11. inacCotiiiell, Soinenos... i A. V. lifing, Victoria ,S .1. Craves, Sntitrnu Island I None Bros., Cowichan 15 I,. !���'. Solly, We.lltolnie lh A. UlllHYOI til, Sim ills 9 Mr, and Mrs.Chuliners, Thrums 17 ie Bradley, Ottawa. Out 1 |. (). M. Thuckery, Cbilliwnck.. 6 J. A, McCalluin, Grnntl Porks., 5 'I', l.ivesley, Atchclil/ I..' ti. I'. Shinier, Cowiclinn Breed W. Leghorn' Alieollas Month'! Eggs 117 105 IIS 122 1J9 111 107 130 Hi 111 132 115 120 106 103 Uo 1115 nu 93 Total KKHS ���191 4S0 465 449 447 442 441 434 428 338 363 362 .VII 33S Hi iill .97 275 246 .8 stitches, turn, knit plain repent;Gratilham. U. 0, when death these two rows, uKvnv.s slipping Hie ,������,. ,._e _, s, f ,,,. ,,_ .,., first stitch, sixteen nines, ,7 in al.. Lfl(,. ,,��� j|iness ���, 0|1^ ���������_ c,' , With the inside oi the heel o- _��� SaUlrc|ay the ,3tl) ���������, wards you, purl 16 studies, purl 2. Thc 00u��r*_iffmi 11 it eluded most together, purl 1. of lhe old timers of lhe distiict and 1 urn, knit6 Miches, slip 1, knit ,lunv ���,,���,,, ���,,,. .t..,;^.,, ,��� -,,ow 1, pull slipped slttch over, knit t, ti,elr respect for the deceased nnd turn, purl 7 stitches,purl a loRether ,,,,.���. sy{npnt|,j, .vi,|. ,���.,. i!n,i,,,���. IM", '��� . , . . and son Austin iu their sorrow, rum, knit 8 stitches, slip., knit The beautiful and ���,*,.,', i���e, huri. r, pull slipped stitch over, knit 1,:,, service ���, ,,k. Anglican church I turn, purl 9 stitches, purl 2 togethei J was reat| |IV ,,K. vi,,ir of lh ish , purl 1 1., .. .-��� .. -f**.""1 iiiiiiiiiiii-i Class II. Heavyweights 564 547 535 .SJ7 5U1 ���LSI 482 Turn, knit 10 stitches, slip 1. knit 1, pull slipped stitch over,knit 1, tutu, purl 11 stitches, purl s to gether, purl 1. Turn, knit ..�� stitches, slip 1,. knit i, pull slipped stitch over, tlnn, purl i,- stitches, purl 1 lo* gether, purl 1. Turn, knit . 1 stitches, slip 1, knit 1, pull slippetl stitcli over, im .1, pin I 15 stitches pui I 2 to gt liter, purl 1. "'urn, purl 15 slilehes, slip 1, the Rev, I'. P, Live-eel; pull beareis were M Swan, I,. Cl H'e, Q. ll. Williams, | nil IIS, Junes nm! 11 1 , 8 Officers Service Unilcm-s The rut, lit, quuilh mill , ��� 11 enl todi tails thai 1 u woul 1 expect I r 1, in I. Ion's (ureal " - 1 M : ll.il y-, Tailors ��� 1 call expect In n us We e n nml ��� you a coi iph kit within tin, -' days and ;,i 1 ri in.iika' ly |0' '!'���. iill ill," ' I foi nt ��� on ippli .|n*j 403 1 (lown the Miles of heel piece. . Knit the 2.s siitches of the front! 34 Iv, l>. Rend, Duncan W, Wolles 126 .',' Uciiii Bros,, I "eatings " Un .'I llidl and Clnil;, Victoria W. Orps 121 2H C, G, lluinilion, Porl Wasbingtoii VV, Holies 1311 33 P, S. I.aiiipilitili, Vli'loriu S. C, I'd*, 135 ���In l>, Glhbhrd, Mission Barred Itocko LIS li C. lh Adnuis, Victoria \\. In,lies llo 23 A. It, Gillies, Clovei Bar, Alia Barred.Rocks 125 35 S. S. Blac.inan, Sidney S. C. beds KM 24 R. II, Vernier, Col wood W. l*ottes 111 38 1, II. Crutteuden, New Westuiister Huff. Holies [35 .di \V, l'obblus, Chilli nek " Orps 126 its A. I*. Smith, Victoria S, C, Reds 129 25 Reid & Greenwood, Victoria 115 21 P, Frederick, Plieonix li. I. Whites 100 22 Uosecroll I'oultn i'.il ill. Well itchee W. Holies 79 29 [ns. Wood, Victoria Buff Orps 117 30 S.Stewart, Victoria W. Uotles 108 39 D. Nlcol, Victoria S. C. Reds 121 il Mrs, Illggs, Sooke Hay vV. Cornish 89 Price of eggs 25c per dozen; temperature, high 78, low 32; mean 50.4; ruin Stitches of the front end of side fell ou six days, re.^t ol month wilh one or two exceptions was line and sunny, j needle, knit 2 together; kl.it 1. Broodies, Glass I -Pens I and 6 one each. Class J Pen 32 live, 2\ four, Front needle tii-iin 25 and 31 three, .land 34 two, 22, 23, 26, 28, 30 and 35 one each, lu class 1 all I >\-w,, \ it i ' ���, r pens but one Inid over 100 eggs, and in class 2 two pens only missed thut total. .1 nut needle, k nit I Slip I, knit The total production for month 4,626 eggs is below last years 4,879 and two years | ���*, P1"' slipped stitch over, knit mm NAVA_,MiLITARY8ClVllT'l-CHS 747 Yates St. VICTOR I A. B.C 8 m-rrTTTHTTmrm 1111111 fi~3f ��� A. Stile oi.d, st , S, I' ^^^^^^ C 1;. Ja-ksou, The late Mis Blackbtiin came to ' the present family home in Gran- tliaui with her husband over 21 ; years ago Her hoin ��� pieviotisl.v I was nt Sooke at lhe south ol the ** Island where she was born ii 1871,1 x-*�� ., ., r...- . ��� hoi maiden name being A la Maria vOUI ICi-iiy 1 lOiCI Throtip, _ COUR11: >iV, 1; C Mrs. Blackburn was essentially a 1 ,��� - ... e,., .. 481 knit 1, pull slipped stiIch over. I home loving woman w levo.*.*..,,, .... W j, lJickiip and __ knit 14 stitches | her ]ife t0 t)le i.ap|,i,|L.ss and wel '',',',11,;',! fare of her liusbind and son. She I . - needles, oil to Oil" needle, pick up 368 tiiid knit the 14 stitches attheothei 3*>*> side of the heel piece. Divide tlle heel stitches oil to tiie two side need I to llle centre heel First needle, knit to within tine 341 308 ill was also an active member of the Woman's Atixiliat v conni eltil with j 1 (| rj f ��g o 5,268. Red Cross Work On Tuesday Inst the workers at the Sandwick hall packed two cases of finished goods and have sent them to Victoria, They contained the following work : 9 day shirts, 32 surgical shirts, 10 face cloths, 35 A Ii I) binders, 10 chest bandages. 15 prs pyjamas, 6 hot water bottle covers, 43 pails socks, 1 bundle of linen, including sheets',,. (, _h *. .... 158 triangular bandages, 6 hand-1 _heets ami .__kSi kerchief-, S" doz. small pads. _ , , , The following ladies contributed; .Property ^Ss fre needed again. Mesdames W, T. Wain, A. Wain,! How to ,*,ake tlle regulation day Laycock, J. W, McQuillan, M. 0��� tllt. ne6dle Piercy, E.Duncan, M. Halliday, Knit plain until the foot, from Preudergast, Ployart, Dingwall, h\ie back of the heel measures 9 McPhee, Calhn, Marshall Slither- inches. laud, Campbell, Cowie. J. H. j Toe-Divide the 57 stitches bc- I'arkin, Conway, Hood and Lacan, Uveen Ule tllree needles, nineteen also the Misses Griniason. Freeman ion eaci, Robertson, Collins, Collison and St Mary's church, Grantham, j Only three weeks Ih.oh' her death I , she assisted materially in . he decor* nil knit right round again | .���,������ (,- l)k. _-].,.,,-���* for n^ Haster service. Her presence will begreat- ly missed hy lier fellow work.ers in the Atixiliat v, bill it is in ill; home principally thai such a loss as hers will leave a desolate blank und the sympathy of the whole community goes out til litis time to her husband inid son, liesides her immediate famih Mrs. Blackburn leaves three sist :., and two brothers to inon rn her It A memorial se vice for the deceased will be held at St. Mary's church, Grantham, on Sundav next at 7.30 D.tn, plain to end of needle. This reducing to continue every other row until there tire 57 stitches Kilpatrick Misses F. While, Lam-1 bie and Dun r 1, and all It dies attending the different circles at Mcs lames Calliti, Kirkwood, Hickman, Bubar, Idiens and Turnbull, also Mesdames Bridges, Willeinar, 1st row, knit together 1st aud ^-,reel1' second stitches ou each needle. No work need be washed before 2ud row, knit together second sending in except socks. n:Kl third stitches on each needle. Bandages are uot needed so much I 3rd, row knit together 3rd and 4th stitches ou each needle. And so ou. beginning again with 1st and 2nd stitches after reaching the last stitches on each needle. Decrease to 9 stitches, draw wool through stitches and darn iu carefully. sock will be found below. Measurements ot finished stick : Length f 0111 top of sock to bottom of heel 13 1-2 inches, length of foot 11 inches, length of ribbing 4 12 j inches, length of leg to commence- leriand I i- ceJ teeomodntion Cu in Bxcellen Wm. Merryfield Proi WRIST WATCHES Willi or with, ul train . - r .-._���. : 0.00 CHAS. SIMMS Practical Watcbm 11 j ��� Courtenay B. C. GRIEVE and DARGIE Ice Cream Candies, Cigars, Pipes, Tobaccos Courtenay Tailor Ladies and Gents 5u . Made-To-Order Suits $27 up Pants $7 up Try a Review Want Ad. Pressi Suits Coats Panta M si.Hi- Swan's Old Stand, Courtenay 1 Dressc 1 .1* Printing Cannot be done any better or any cheaper anywhere else in B. C. than at the Courtenay Review The Water Question Solved FOR RENT Four (rood Houses water and electric light in each Apply, MRS. WM. EW;,' ... its . - -' ��� - ^^^ '. - ..'����� Drea .75 Ovci it * Repairing, Etc. Cer.:* clothes '. Ovi-rco.it . - - I -������ : . Haney I. Kushida The s.nue building .is Rol ertson - ;>r.:_^ Store, Union St., Courtet APPLY TO RICHARD CREECH Sand and Gravel Rates Reasonable HEADQUARTERS FOR Buggies and Express Wagons All Rigs Guaranteed und Sold at the Lowest Possible Price GEORGE B. LEIGHTON Blacksmith ard Ca-Tiag-* Builder COURTENAY ^:m^m^m^^^. 1m1u11111.1111.111. �������� FURS Get "More Money" for your Foxes Muskrat. White Weasel, Beaver, 1 ytXX, Wolves, Marten and other Fur bearers collated lo yoar nctlon SHIP YOllt Kills DIRECT I.>"SIIIIIKHT"II:' l.rarfl liousr III tin- World dealing txclutal) In MIRIi; UtESlCAN U . ,1 11 k*. u rellabl.***^_iponslblo****safc Pur Housowith an unblemlahi re. utaUonexlatlnir for "moro than athlrdofaceoturV," all ". bu ��� Cfssfu! rei'���r,l <,f icntliturl'iir.snipper*. nr"iupi.sA'I'l**t''AC li 'NY AND PROFITABLE returns. Write tor tfl�� -.tiiibtri fttlpper," the only rollablo. accorato markot reiiort ninl pricollst published, Wrlli. lor ll-NOW-ir. 1-I1KK AR --5HIIRFRT Fnr **-*t WEST AUSTIN AVE . d. _>n-_��Di_r-.i, inc. d,p_cjjchica THE REVIEW, COURTNEY B. C. ii ROLL" TOBACCO A BRIGHT TOBACCO OF THE FINEST QUALITY 10 CENTS PER PLUG :: LADY :: URSULA'S HUSBAND ID FLORENCE WARDEN Ward, Lock 6 Co., Limited TORONTO Isi'-nt nbn .as, Tlte Hold-over Flics Austria Wants Peace | Lord Bustling collected his nils. ! Tncii he spoke out boldly: 'lu ihc ila.is \\ hen you wore know i '"ll' w��.b tura���B0 Hull io should have I '-'���','--'�� are, "I' "��'���������' Mes" of "win- A neutralI who lived many years in fell cloubtrul uboi - man's guilt ter "lies" which have been hibernal ug Austria ell test e follow ng iiipres* t that mo,,,,',,,, nun lli.it it w��a hy d'lflnK the cold tt-ealhor, and which on .a, I ,i "fa series oi war no conscious look in I'uul Pnyne's ��'H t0 "" *" ""' l"1*" W,U'"' Sl|!" "' ,LJ , t IU ll'urc lhal he now tell suiv tin inilicl !��lini|R' , , ���| Hie letT bo effects of the Wttl'are n | W|18 I,,,,, I,,,, on|v |n ;, slight lion i trust the cohl io kill ihem, ut once visible on arrival iii Vienna, hardness ol the man's voice " warns lho North Carolina Bulletin. The largo rcstiuirtints, brilliantly '"Don'l assume thui they aro duttil lighted al ulglil mid resounding with Swat the First Flies and You Will People Hate thc Germans Almost ns Have Less to Kill Later on Moch as Their Enemies There ure "hold-over Hies" or "tt in ��" u iiloli have been hlbei'iuitlug the colli .M'.itll"!', am' Will wake lip at the llrsl wuriii s'ikii | spring. "t'lllt you tell I cted'."' he nsked drily lie uhel'e I wus COII' i when you lind litem lying on thiol's or Ills music of Ol'chesiras were almost i window sills in uiiusue(l rooms. The) empty. Occasionally a few boulevard (Continued) Thero wus more decision than ten .(ii'nesg in iiis voice now, and l.inly Ursula, after it moment's pause, during which she cast ;i swlf. look. HOW nl her brother und now al her hus- ii,nul, turned (illicitly nnd wnt Into the adjoining room without another word, Lord Eastling beckoned Payne to Ihe iix'i iilor. '.'Why nol here?" said lhe oilier, assuming now a definite air of bored as- Innlshmonl al ihese strange proceedings, "Surely you don'l wnnl us hold a conversation iu the passagi "I ivanl io speak lo you ��here my Bisler enn't hear what I say," said Lord Eastling, coming nearer lo the cili't'. ami holding him steadily with Ills eye. II,- iiii'l laid a sllghl emphasis on tin words, "my sister," and tills gave Payne his cue. "As your Bisler is now my wife," he tiiiswered with eipial emphasis, bill tlill very coolly, "snrelj it is for me (u say whether she is to hear whnl 3 oil have to say or not ?" * "1 tlon'l think you wiii say so when you know why I havo come," said Lord Ensiling. "Al any rate. 1 won'i speak (o you where we can be overheard. So come along/' Pfttll attoetrA to he intensely dis -' " ���"��"��� m i window sills in iiniisueil rooms. The) empty. Occasionally a few hnulovard- Vou'v u been convicted yet." are playing possum, ami will recover lers strolled In to take places ni the lined I .mil Easillng boldly, when the temperature rises, Clean tables, bul rarely to dine there. Ai \'i 'And hnve you no rear of lho law of up the house uml give Bpeclnl alien* ennn on u dnj when ihe mil of krone al, when you conn lo me with such Hon to every out-of-the-way place was ptirtlculurl) acecniiuited I wus ale?" j when iini- nniy lurk. Muke sure lliul aide io hear (lie hu,munitions ol the 'X0,,H y,,,, i,no,v belter ihnn io there Is nothing left which'muy harbor public ai ihe pay desks or various ii. nn'action. In the aniline, vou their eggs." . hunks nml the phrase constantly re rest' gttsted ami Irritated wiih this obslln-l i, ,., ncy, hut he threw down his hat and , '/ "aS,���S0 c?nn_Gn'"/' ........in ;,,, ,���,,,.��� ���,.,���i,,���,.���, Lord Ensiling doubted for bring un net Ion, lu the ineiinllnie, yon musl lei my sister come buck will, mc." Lord Ensiling took a stop towards the door. "Don't you think," cried out Pint 'Germany has deceived us, iheir eggs ' If you tlon'l atlopl this strategy, nnd curred: .,.1,���,..,., ,,,..-, stun HOW, her, is whal you may lie up (icriminy has lied in us.' ' " ' nipttiailon '-'I'lie coiislunl news of ngulusl of expert tinlliig to il spread by lhe Wolff Agency have no longer the desired effect upon the Aus- li'uiu people. I heard lhe following remarks made l,.i a high cinirt official! 'it our armies were not so Inextricably tied to ihe German armies we should, have made separate peace long ago.' "Austria hus in store I'or ihe Kaiser more than one surprise, For tho moment, however, the Germans dominate die country and nothing more hhIoii- |Bhes Hie 'ileriniinizers' in Austrlii than io Uml 'hat their allies detest llieiii almost us much as Iheir ene- Aiiltual World stales thai the toUl number of horses treated hy vets, in tin hospitals iii Franco, up to lhe end of .lull. Ihi.",. had been 81,134; of these 47,11)1! had been I'ciurnnil us cured, '.mill hud died, 4,8'il hud been destroyed, and 1,842 hail I n sold, while .2,S9I still remained under victories j I real ment A female fly Blll'vlvlng lhe winter ninj he expected lo begin laying ei Payne, in' a languid voice, "that, il "'"> bo expected to begin nylng egg Bitch a story as yours were true, your P" -Mini, lief progeny w :.'ln lav besi plan would i.e. not to make a fuss ��� "'"- "' 'U;l-V I heir progeny will I) about this rumor vou have got hold of, ln.vl"�� >'> ���,"���"��� '��� V."��* ''���' "V," Imi to hmh it tip, for tho cretlli of ibe H-1'<������'".������< i��� the hist ol October rh. , milv. v ' family as well as niiticV I h.sl crop alone is In,; enough, bill sue ���s the same thing now, vou know." seeding generationsqu ckly run far be The voilllg mail turned upon him I M'ml the grasp ol III- human lllingiin -InnBlv lion. It all the eggs hatched und do* I'tirioiisl) It Is no he Sllltl "Vou have wormed yourself into our house by deceit uml fraud, anil hum you must understand thai the connection is at ul end." "Ami how Co you propose to separate lite Iron, my wife?" "I have only 10 lei her Know who urn arc, whal you ure, io show you lo her in your Irue colors, and there will lie no fun her question as to your position with iter. .My sister Is a saint among women." "Perhaps you don't know much about saints." said Payne quietly. "Bul anyhow, It's never too Into to learn. Come upstairs with inc. and tell her all this, and ask her whal she's going to lure dies, llic offspring I lion. I veloped iulo ma ^^^^ ol thut cue Ily would amount, hy (let l. io iin- appalling number of 1111,220,* I 000,000,000,OUU,000, That 11 ll 111 bet' of Mies, il is said, if I (might and pressed coinpuetly togellt I or, would occupy a spine of .CO,000 I cubic feet. Thai is lo say. they would I probably Iill solidly, from cellar to at- I tie, about ten ordinary houses. i Of course, the eggs tlon'l all hutch, ! and the little larvae ami pupae don'l ! all grow up. and the adult Mies don't all carry out Ihis theoretical laying program If they did, nil other forms ._____-_._______. IMi iiiTT TiBfir of life iii |he world would soon be burled under an overwhelming avalanche " "lea, und all lhe foodstuff iu lhe ' world would lie devoured by them, lint j the fuels nre impressive enough within tin's mathematical nightmare. ; The moral Is plain. Swat the lirst flies, and you'll have only tens to kill , cool, lhat *���-. ;���" ��� , i.(irn enismne iiounteu tor a moment travelling coal with more petulance i ���,,,_.���__ ,,,. ",���,��� |llnuence ���.oul(1 ,���, ,,���,��� apprehension. lie played tho t , overpower thai of :---,-��� , .- ,,,,, ���,e B-ime lo the end. _ ,|lis |talui80lfle ,,,���.,,,, whl) ,,,,���1P1| ,,, Instead ol lens ol thousands I convinced of his own pow< rs. And he dreaded the lasl, of telling I h!s sister, of bringing such n hideous | story to li,-r in ihe midst of lier radiant | happiness in her love. Hut il hud to be done', and heavily, ] uneasily, lie followed Payne back to sitting room, where lltev now ... _^_^ only would found Lady I'rstila, her lml and coat slble Canadian woods off, silling by the lire which hud been used in connection with tin bust ily lighted ' 'Hide sharpened, after the fatigues of ' lite journey. She looked up. innocent of any evil news, bul puzzled still. "Well, have you finished the famous talk?" she asked, putting out her hand on the sofa beside her. and leaning forward, with a smile hovering omul her lips Lord Eastling led tlie way old of iin- room, and ihen turned to see lhat I'uul was following him. "Where are wo going lo?" usked Paul, in S holed voice. "Mown till we come lo some room where We can talk," replied the oilier abrupt ly. They descended to the ground floor. where Lord Eastling opened the door of a dark sitting room, turned up the electric lighl, and then faced the other Once more. Paul was still us coo! us u cucumber. ' I wonder if we may smoke here." hi said as lie took oul a cigar-case. "Better wail till you've hear 1 have to say." "Well?" "I've come to take mv sisier hack io England." I'uul appeared quite unniovi ,1. lie just raised his eyebrows. "Will she ,o?" ho asked softly. "Yes. When she knows whal I 1 now " I "Indeed. And what Is that'.'" I !'"' , ,. ���', iv, round out that vou kept us a "rother, l rsuln, wants to take you good deal in tie- dark as to vour aim- *v3.�� r,'����� m- cedents Mr. Tomklnson." She snt up, storing dumbly at him. T.icv faced each other, and Paul did I '" !",'' ""' 'nva''- *-',1(' echoed. not flinch, lie inst raised his eye* wmuieringly. brows, ills attitude indeed would ��������-��� dear. II.��� says he has I'oiiu have seemed superb in iis Indifference '"" """ .1"" ? ""'f'(','��� ,l,i" m*>' ������ame If Lord Eastling had nol known of his |!! something, i lorget whal, hut not alb mpts to avoid this meeting. As it ! ���''"*' anyhow. And he says he is g0' va,. he knew that all this was inst n8 *�� ,;l"'' "'" buck to England, and "bounce." ami that the man hud had '" I"''",'"1 >'""���" 8ee*"S ���"<- any more." plenty of time to prepare iiis recep- ���""' ''���"' rlsen l0 l,er feet. 1""1 f��> a li,,,, ' moment she stood uncertain, staring lint his auiiie if aclins it was l,rsl Into her husband's fuce and then into that of her brother. Canadian Hardwood Extensive Use of Canadian Wood by , C.P.R. Pleases Lumber Interests , Not very long ugo Lord Shaugll* 1 nessj announced thut so fur as pos- j Quality i i which had been i used in connectt ��� ilruction nnd Interior Hnlsh of all hastily lighted, structloii and interior nuisn oi uni H seemed to her brother as he foi- 'Canadian Pacific buildings, railway lowed Paul into iiie room that she ears, etc., un utiiiuiinceineiit wliicli I looked more like a saint than ever, was hailed witli ureal satisfaction by I wiih lier fair face a little drawn, a the lumber Interests of the Domln- liilie sharpened, after the fatigues of ion. Thai such a programme was I Ion. Thai possibl experts w own to the forestry ..*,,.,.., ���,,,, supplied tu tlie various Canadian governnieni exhibits in Europe uml the United States, muguifl- cnt samples of hardwoods with beautiful grains and nltrnctlve finish. It would seem that Ihese woods are not being exploited sufficiently, hut. -io round lier lips. | being exploited sunlcientiy, mil, 'io "Ves. mv dear." said Paul gently, doubt, now that ii is known there will "We've ou i'i,. finished. And now we've be a good demand for it milliufnctur- come to tell vou all aboul it. Vour *-''s ��"��������� B*ve the matter greuter eon There is no riner cocoa produced than Cowan's Perfection Cocoa���rich in aroma, nourishing- and delicious. A-4 Destruction of Forest Areas stderution. Whal ruined your business?' Advertising." . now?" ] ' "1 let i, all be done by my coinpeti- , ' tors." -Boston Transcript. First Tommy Got toothache, 'avo yei".'" I'd 'ave lhe beggar out if it was mine. Second Ditto So would I if it was yours. I'liiin ll( il was stared al "B. P." ��� i ii fhrvounger^.nasTf'doiibtrin'oni'fs ,. Aml some glimmering of the sltua lanitv and then asked with perfecl K��" came into her mind, for she knew gentleness and courtei ��� "'v ; "' '������M'resMi,;. of anguish upon her ,,.,,, ^anas for Baden Powell. "Win do v,,ti call me Tomklnson? brothers race thai heal least believed | Known to every i-,.,y Seoul well. Mv mime Is'Pavne. Von know it Is." -he charge he bad made, ,,, ,, ..,.,,,lis rol. -b.V.'s"' motto - The vouneer man held his erouml. I l'"1'" moment she seemod lo hesll* I Meuniiie therefore that you've got to The ye mger man held his ground, although in spite of himself, he coulu tot help fe, ling shaken by ihis com- ��� ll e.UI mil tale. "Are you golnji with him?" Paul, Meaning i lie prepared for i-\or\ thing usked | *p||n| |i,, iiusslng hour mu) Be Prepured- ���lng-a-sslng, Uoin-hotn. plctp self-conininiul. , ',. Be Prepured /.Ing-a-.lng, uom-uom. ' "l know thnl vou call yourself Paul. I'"1' answer she pui her hands on Payne now. bul vou were Tomklnson, ' '' htisbaiula shoulders, and looked when with your patrol you start, R ,'d. ������ Tomklnson In in other dnvs," "���'��� 'irttve :""1 eonfltlent. Into his face. ulil, ., B00d scout, clean and smart, he ended, raiher nervously, i i ".���, 8al1' "' ;"" 5'��"r w,-e' Be Prepared with everything; p.. nc oiiuie over to him, and pui his ���"���*������������ ' " slil> ������d-1' you." Paper, pencil, matches, string, fnci, will, ils nnalilni! Iinn-lsmim ilni'lr I To h, ,'outiuiiedl U-���lei- Itnlfo. and hale],el all Pa m- i auie over to him, and put his fi w Itli Its flashing, handsome dark close to Hint of the younger ti. n "What oi Paper. P"ii i Water, knife, und hutchet- ' Heady for a sudden call. Tin' Dutch people occupy a conn* Be Prepared Zlng-a-zlng, Hon.-ho,n. e asked with try which contains 12,630 square miles Utile more than one-tenth of B the size of Ureal Britain and Ireland, the population being jusl over 6,000,* ��� 000. Holland is nol only flat, it is hollow. Hence ils name���"Hollow Prepared to play your part erftll/RINEJ Gran-luted Eyelids, I�����*_-$t_J^U' "-"s uilkunedby exposuro -r*-.Sl^ fife. '" <'"lti Winds and Ilust ,,.. ������,���.��� ,,,,,,,,,. V^?>WS'cC<lllil;'il>"-'<!lieve--h''Mu*'in9 i laud." Along the canals the mead IUUR LTULyelttmwhr. No Smart- 0WH ;l,v |��� f,.ei ���r |�� roc-t. sometimes mf.n Al Vm��� n,.,,,r,rlafo* When your daily work you start;' Be Prepared ami eager, too. flood and helpful turns io do; Be Prepared to conquer sin By the grace of God within, Be Prepared -""ing-a-zlng, Bom-bom. Be Prepared with heavenly graci i. _,���""., i c '."'"'��� tV ��� . . ov,s are iu n-iu ,,r i. If,|'i, soiiieiintes ;;b;s&:_S;.,sss^ ��- te,,,,?Ba,?M,,,e T'r]inr-H>,,,,e For Uook of the Eye Free write s"a- '" M&" -���lle' "ll','l> '"'���'>' hp a .... ...,._.- Mur'no Eyo Ramedy Company, Chicago difference iu the level of lh soil and ; For the perils you must lace. ____________ of the ocean of quite twenty-live When your morning prayers you say, feet or more. ' Draw vour rations for tlle day. ��� Would you do something for u poor . Endless trouble you'll be spared old anllor?" Inquired a tramp at the Two billions of lead pencils are if, "Prepared" be spelt P-H-E* ''""'��� made each year. Half of them are P*ll-A*Y-E****E*T*. I'oor oh] saihu?" said the work- mm\n of American cedar. j He Prepared -Zlng-a-zlng, Bom-bom. owed the water for lligman's wife. "Ves. hi'iii. 1 [i Sixteen yeurs." "Well," said tiie woman, "you certainly don't look as if you ever caught up with h I" it Bef ire the Fin���A splendid stand of Western ('una service as lumber, and to protect the water-po in Alberta's irrigation system. da timber, ready to give wet's so builly required W. N. U. 1101 Red RoseTe A^goo-1^ it THE REVIEW. COIHITKEY, B. CL & GinDills ^.PfortheA kidney�� What They Do l.Avi'tvtji.e., Out. ''llnd trouble with my Kidneys nad Bladder io I gol a sample of t'lin Pills and followed directions. I fell belter nflor tin* llrsl dose and I kept Inking ihem lor n month. Ono day, Mr. Simpson, of (Ids lown, mill nw about ihe trouble he luul wiih his kidneys, ���ud I recommended him lotryGIN PILLS, mid gave lihn one lo tnko, llu* nest day, lir boitghl some t���r himself, nnd both lie mid Iiis wife havo derived greal benefit hem mem." HERBERT II. BAUER. (iin Pilli nre 50c, a hex or six boxes for (2,5a nt all druggists. Sample sent tree if tequesled. 17 National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada Limited, Toronto. Cause of thc Collapse Tho foreman employed by a bin eon tractor rushed into tiie office of iin- boss, wide-eyed aud palpitating. "Bobs." said lie. in a greatly ngllllt* ed voice, ���one of thorn new houses of ours fell down lu the night!" "What's lhat'. ixclalmod ihe boss jumping right up nnd beginning in lake notice, "What was the mailer'.' How dhl il happen'"' "ll was tlio (null of lhe workmen, boss," answered ihe lore,nnu. "They made lho mistake of taking down the Bcaffolding before they put on the wallpaper," LITTLE THINGS COUNT Even in n match yon should consider lhe "Little Things," Ihe wood- -the composition��� the strikeability���the (lame. EDDY'S MATCHES are made of slronjj dry pine stems, with a secret perfected composition that guarantees "livery Match A Light." 65 years of knowing how���that's thc reason! All Eddy products are dependable products���Always. Attacked by Asthma. The llrsl fear fill sensation Is of suffocation, whlel hour by hour becomes more desperu and hopeless. To Blicll 11 ease Ihe relief afforded by Dr. ,1. I). Kellogg'a Asthma Homed' scents nothing less Ihan miraculous, lis holp Is quickly iippnr* em ami s,u,��� the dreadful attack Is mastered, The asthmatic who round nut lho dependability of ihis Storllllg remedy will never lie wlllioul ii. 11 is sold everywhere, Setting Himself a Bad Example An actor was bragging about his j summer home Ie, me seaside. "Whai did ii cost you?" asked a friend. "Around $50,000," Bttld lhe actor moil pally, "Hay, Illll!" "What?" "I wouldn't he SO reckless IIS tlllll If 1 were you, even wilh ..lace money." Cure Children's Colds External Treatment French Airship Like Huge Fish It Possesies Enormous Speed and Given Qreat Freodom in Firing A r 111 comniiinlc it ion from Purl - isstiig the slice ���- iful <h I'etiro of 1 agalnsl Zeppelin raids, which ;���; attributed to the oxcellunl use of tie feiisiie aircraft, snyt The latest I'rcnch Hying invhlnu resembles a gigantic, shining, silver "j Ing llsh, which has proved mosl puzzling to the Germans 'I his new gives the pllol absolute frei dom 1 (Ire nl any angle, li rises front he ground at almost third speed and climbs ut ihe rue of hundreds of| feel 11 uiiiiui". The h.ist work has ' been don,, by the slngle-moton d Ph B. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. I suffered with an abscess on my face," writes Mrs. Herbert Cox, if i'ort McNIchol, Ont, "I tried svi r thing and received medical treatment for some iini", but in i lln. Finally the doctor advl md an opi r t- tlon, which was performed, bin Instead ot Improving, the sure became WOI' ic, I had despaired of ever finding a cure, when a friend recommended Zam-Buk. 1 wind It, with ihe resull that boforn lone* lhe poison was drawn out and the sore li gan ,to heal. Perseverance effected a complete cure, und no* not even a scar remains." Zam-Buk is equally (mod for eczema, blood-poisoning, ulcers, boils, piles, burns, cuts, and ill skin Injuries. All druggists, 60c. box, 3 for ? 1.25, or from Zam-Hfule fo., Toronto. Mistress Dinah, 1 hnvi u'l seen ��� 1 your hush,,ml aboul for .onie 1 im '. I * he il 'illll proud ti By LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED I..' rutin'. Slacking Pill*. Im- priced, fmsh. rrltnli,,,: prrforo-a l>y Welter. Rlockmen because (hey pro- w ��_�� ,**m teet where othsr vaccine! fall. fl 1. _T "" Write f',r bnnkl.'i .anl tesUmonlaU, II W* t m Hi-del" pkge. Bliikln Pill, lion MmdlL^^mm '"-iliiio chg*. Blackleg Pllli 'M Use niiT Injector, h'it Culler's Ikihi. Tlie superiority of Cutter products ia due to over 15 VMn ' i specialising in vaccinci anil Sflruml only, lell-t en Cutters. If ,itu,l,liii*a��li>. or,l��r .llrei't, THE CUTTER LAUORATORV, Berkeley, Callf<irnlt>. THE NEW FRENCH REMEDV. N.I N.l N.S. THERAPION 8:$8M |rCd�� IUCCCS1 CURBSCHnOHICWCAKNBSS LOST vigor ��� VIM KIDNEY BLADDRR DISEASES Ul ool) |".IS0N, tilf.*> R1THER NO DltUQCISTSorUAlLSl. POS1 4 CTS rOLiiHtU"- *' UEEKUANB1 r-KV. .<iRh or 1. VMAN KHn�� tones io Win [K i ni( FREE BOOK To Hn LB Ci.f.rc 11.1* CO IlAVERSTOCKKD.HAMPSTEADi Lomkin. K.nq, BWDRAOEEITA3TBLE8S)POHMO_P BA5V T0 -rAKI SAFE A.SP LASTING CURB. |Et li-ftl iRArp MARhSD WORD 'THERAPION IS ON 111 (iCVT ST AM. APPIXBG l'<> ��U CKhUINii JACKETS. THERAPION Csok'a Cotton Root Compoiiad. A tafe, reliable rcputating medicine. Sold in throe dr.- screen of strength. No. 1, 11; No. 2, $*; No. 3. J5 per box. Sold by all druggists, nr sent prepaid tn plain package on receipt of price. l-Yee pamphlet. Address: THE COOit MEDICINE COJ lUOaiO. OUT. tfumtU WWasrJ Hard Luck .Mrs. A.���Vou seem lo have hard luelt wiih your cooks. Airs. B. Ves; lho first stayed only three days nnd the second l can't get rid of. Spare tho children front suffering front worms by using .Miller's Worm Powders, the most effective vermifuge that can be got with which to combat these insidious foes of the young and helpless. There is nothing thnl excels this preparation as a worm destroyer, nnd when its qualities become known in a household no olher will he used. The medicine nets by itself, requiring no purgative to assist It, nnd so .thoroughly lhal nothing more Is desired. Teacher���What did Caesar exclaim When BrillUS slabbed him? Bright Boy���Ouch! Mothers Will Find Nothing so Speedily and Reliable as Old Time " Nerviiine" It's really a shame to upset a young child's stomach by Internal dosing, when external treatment will so prompllj break up a cold, When your boy comes In alter play wiili bin feet soaking wet, his throat hoarse and sore, his little chest light ami congested, Just apply Norvlllne, (liie him a vigorous rubbing over his throat, and put lots of Nerviiine on .JHIV'WW ��ft��8iW#te^^ Dinah No, Indeedy missus, 1' i^'Ains no Ai.;.^��_w__i___i flat; he's jesi simply too proud ____��� E0| work. Sacrificing ul a woman win Good digestion Is tl ', | Inni of n satisfactory sl have help, main Ingred' inner, bill it A good man isn'i a good liar the difference between a good roan nl a good lishei'tnun. 111(1 "I Ie 111,',! r work." "That is lucky for him and pleasant "Oh, I don't know," "Why?" "Sho believes In self aacrulc Inclined to den\ bet self iho pl uml Is asure." Minard's Liniment Relieves Neural gia. total cultivated he continuously One-fourth of th farm lands should in legumes. Extract.From a Letter of a Canadian I N^ffi!? Soldier in France xj_*. To Mrs, It, li. Bambrlclt, i <jJn.��Kn-n The Rectory, Yarmouth, N.S. ''Y ' Heath .Mother, -Am keeping well, i r^tm^i have good food and well protected r^*-**��� from ihe weather, but have some difficulty keeping uninvited guests from , visiting me. Have you any patriotic his chest and rub It right in. lo make ,_ .��._ ,,,., .J , something ���""" ' 'iniekly j ,.���_ ., _,t, overssasMf so, do you know | OfW gOi Nerviiine penetrate more e pmiei.rat.e more quio-Kiy r-. ., -if- overseas? If so. do you know cover his chest and throat with a hot something that Is good tor every- flannel bandage. This treatment thing7 i ���o-01d Minard's Unlment. WON . lull. Your hoy will he feel-, T|.v .,,���, S(>ni, ,,,��� soni|1 in;,' better in half an hour, and you will have the satisfaction of knowing you have warded off perhaps, a cold, or grippe, or illness that might have laid him up. Nerviiine is mighty good for preventing colds and for breaking up a bad one. too. For general family use It cures all sorts of external aches and pains���you simply can't heat It. Try it tor earache, toothache, neuralgia, sciatica, lame hack, rheumatism, or lumbago, Wherever there is congestion, inflammation or pain in the joints or muscles, Nerviiine will cure mighty quick. The large 50c family size bollle is so economical, so useful, it should be in every home. There Is also n small 25c size. Dealers anywhere sell Nerviiine. No man should buy a suli of clothes so loud that his oilier creditors can hear it calling. Women With Weakness Find New Strength For all special weakness from which girls and women suffer, no surer remedy exists that Dr. Hamilton's I'ills; they maintain lhal bracing health every woman so earnestly desires, Ihey uproot disease und bring strength that lasts till old age. The blood is richly nourished by Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Appetite increases, weakness and secret ills give way lo surplus energy and reserve | vigor. No pale girl, no ailing woman can afford to miss the enormous good thai comes from Dr. Hamilton's I'ills; get n 25c box today. "That statesman praises his country very highly," "Yes. and he's noi backward In his enthusiasm for himself." Your affectionate son, Rob. Manufactured by the Minard's Liniment Co., Yarmouth, N.S. Lady- Ami you say : ou an an edu- caled man? Wearied Will Yes, mum. l'm a roads scholar. WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT FARMER'S OPPORTUNITY BABY'S OWN TABLETS | -*��|g> Baby's Own Tablets are guaranteed by a governnieni analyst to be absolutely safe and free from injurious drugs. Once a mother has used them she would not use anything else for her little ones. Concerning them .Mrs. George Tallinn, Noelville, Ont., writes; "Please send me two more boxes of Baby's Own Tablets for I have found them so good for my baby, I would not be without litem." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 2i> cents a box from The Dr. Williams' .Medicine Co.. Brockvllle, Ont. ".���Mrs. Blank is in deep mourning, Isn't she?" "Very deep. I hear that she had discharged her blonde chauffeur and hired a colored one." or o H -album STOP and consider the duty yon ow your country, your friends and yourself in this groat war of rlghl against might, Are you doing your pun'.' LOOK War Newsjjl Nearly every Farmer in Canada knows of the McLaughlin people, who havo been making high grade buggies anil sleighs since ISO!), and automobile:! sine* IDOS. They are now devoting their anllre energies lo motor cars. They recommend Model DBO as .specially suited to the Canadian fan It looks what ll is���a good car. It Is not too small���nor yet too larg* ���just the right size for a lady to drive It it a. solidly built car that will stand tlie hard wear. It has a powerful "Valve In-Head" i-.ii* glue of :'0-"5 Horse Tower. It baa 32*I_C_ tires and 110-Inch wheel base. it has genuine leather upholstering, hair filling and deep spring cushions. It will seat five people comfortably. It. has electric self starting and lighting system, and Is furnished complete to tho smallest, detail. Bo up-to-date and buy a McLaughlin Six. Prloe $1,110���F.O.B. OsCmw-. IM" Write to-dati lor our free booklet "Farm Llle and Freedom." i .ae.lit*- ������"UIKIUO '.- I ��� - <���'..' em - ���v ��� ..-����� ���.*.'...." j ��� * ,*��� ., ������_�� O".., ::_*, -�����--"��� <Jh-lqu - ��� M'urxji ��� <>lJILtJI ��� <:��u*_!_- ��� Oui'.'-e ��� <!.'_.. ;__.��� <S��urgfiji;. ��� .i"-,.aLj ��� ���_���_���_: . ejturmjp "-_*_4. ... W. N. U. 1101 Tlirrfl t�� more cnlarrh ln tills u?')tlon nf thft country tlinn all other di.pAsei ! put together, and until the last tew i ypHrs w.is supposed to be Incurable. ; For a great msuy years doctors pro- I nounce* it n local ataeaso and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly ratlins to cure with local treatment, pro* nounced it Incurable. Science baa proven (""at.rrh lo bo a constitutional disease, and therefor,- requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by !���'. J. Cheney ft Co., Toledo. Ohio. l�� ihe only Constitutional euro on the martlet, it is taken Intern* nlly In doses from Hi drops to a toa- BUOOllfUl It nets directly on tlio blood ond mucous surfaces of ttio system, They offer one hundred dollars for any case' It falls to cure. Hend for circulars { nml testimonials, i Address: !���'. J. I'lIKNUY 5 CO., To* | leuo. Ohio Sold bv Druggsts, "fie. Take Halt's Family fills for constlpa tlon. around you and see how many Of liie men you know so well q who are "doing their bit." Would you nol he happier with Litem? When lhe hoys return which would give you the greatest pleasure io eheei or be cheered'.' LISTEN A holt now will save a trip to town during ihe rush season; When Holloway's Corn Cure is applied to a corn or wan it kills ihe roots and the callosity conies out without injury to thc flesh. Gloomy Workman (whitening posts and curbs, to chatty ladyl--Thore's nothing inspiring about this job, mum. Now, in me own line, whitewashing I ceilings, you can put some soul in ycr! work. I lo the pleadings of humanity and of your own conscience. You may never again have such an opportunity to asserl your manhood, Why nol grasp ii , P now'.' O "i)(i MEN required lo complete the limit OVERSEAS BATTALION of the CAMERON illCril* LANDERS, a distinctive regiment with a distinctive uniform, -Lieut. Col. J. A. Cantlie, Q.C Any physically 111 Britisher is invited to join, Enlisted men are granted 30 days' leave with pay where Ihey can show they are going to work on farms for seeding. Transportation will he I'or- �� warded to recruits from outside points Immediately on receipt of medical certificate from your local doctor. All communications to he addressed |o the Adjutant, 17l)th Cameron Highlanders, Mlnlo street, Winnipeg. THE*_-c 12 Branches Throughout Canada 1 landi =30C 3 ��3 C 301 THE COURTENAY REVIEW Handy thing tire plioiii- COMOX 1 9 **.... i, 'i in-i'-n linn; lins*n iing. 1 lal- lo "Is that WillotiRhby, the tailor?'' "Yes, Wil'.oughby is speaking," "Cuii vou make eie uiiotlici |iair of trousers in ,i hurry?" "Yes." ' Last puir wus 0. I., in evci v tyny. This was n conversation on phone 22 yesterday, II you il IVll'l time tn im I pliom me .unl I will ntteiul in your wauls. Business nliom 22 house 7JX. Nn tronlile to reply to you .it anv hour o( the tiny rn night. R. Willoughby's (hili While Tailor in Courtenny Nexl tloor to the i ipern House THERE'S NOTHING LIKE LEATHER JAMES E. ASTON Practical Shoemaker ami Repair Next to linrily & Biseoe When In Doubt Play Trumps Have Goard Tune Your Piano I'nctory Uxperieuce Recommends from Leading .Musicians from the Atlantic to lhe Pacific, Copies of same furnished ou request W, J, Goard will De lu this city shout April 1, l.eave orders at this Office, or write direct to 845, 8th Ave., W. - Vancouver Palaee Livepy &FeedStabl( H-irses and Buggies for Hire u. Terms cash. Wc also attend to wood li.(tiling IAS. CAIRNS & SON Proprietors Courteuay Phone 25 The thanks of Lieut. Co 1. .1 W 1 Ward 1', the cflic ".-. .1111 nu .1 ni t ne 102nd Uatt,,C,C 1''., are due- to the Indies and children ul Comox .unl district lor iheir kint llieSS ill so generously contributing, entire 1\ uiisolieited, to the limny n ,tol '.he liiillnlion ho_pital, Tlie Stllll III 5111 m .1- collected t>s- the 1 lilies, US .shown mi the follow ing balance -heel ; By Cash Collected by Mis. Atkinson $ 8 75 Mrs. Bailey tu 1 0 Mi-s C.tiiie -17 25 Mrs Martin pi on Mis. Vigors. 11 011 ;��� is Wllkersoii ii ou 51 11 00 To Cash David Spencer "_ Co ?.*/' *>S U, C. Stevens & Co IS os Mi. | Carthew 2d on 80 Kxpre.-w charges Materitil, etc X 00 Balance 7 9�� cured the contract for supplying provisions lo the lo.nd Butt. Tlie following appointments have been gu'/.etlei ; 1,1 he pr. visional lieitteuaiit(8upernuinerary) 1'ivdcr ick (iiisby, James Stanley McAdmn To be lieutenant (supernumerary) Archibald McJJcliei-nn Phillips, At the ijoofe Spit mi Wedfiesr dii> next the Sergeant's mess will be lilted up lo sell refit sliiiieuls for the children The officers will allow the Indies of ih,.' district tlie use of their rooms in which to hold leu rooms, etc., where ten, cake nnd coffee cm be procured Inr leu cents, There will also be a i*vp-*i' lent fur the telling of fortunes, etc, a vocal concert, nt which Sergt. Petch will assist, ice cream parlors and various other attractions. 'I'he proceeds from these attraction's will be for the benefit uf St Joseph's hospital, and the ladies of Comox who are in charge uf the affair cordially Invite everyone in tlie district In entile to tlle Spit next Wcdnes day mid enjov tiie sports and sample the good things they have provided. DISPLAY Willard's Harness Emporium Fine Showing ol Horse Dlnnkets, hap Ru -, Gloves, Trunks, Suil Cases, Ktc. W. W. WILLARD Cumberland and Courtenay Yon eannot eat your eake anil have it But you have the satisfaction of knowing that the ingredients are of the highest grade when purchasing at the Courtenay. Customers swear by, not at, "Purity" Bread for quality Cakes of all descriptions made to order Courtenay Bakery WM. AITKEN jjlll on Signed Mrs. J, G. oatlev Hon Sec. Treasurer Included in the gilts are seven hospital cots, presented as follows : Cot to be named "Ye.da" pte seuted by Miss Game. Cot lu be named "The Elk'1 presented by Mrs. Martin Cot to be named " St Joseph " by St Toseph hospital Cot named " Ward " presented by Mrs. and Miss Ward, Cot named "Point Holmes Wireless Station & Kye Bay, ' presented by Rye Bayi Cot to be named " Vigors," pre seuted by Mrs. Yi. ors, For each cot there was donated a white enamel toilet sit, consisting| of jug. basin aud pail, and a pair j of flannelette sheets. An operating table and surgical | cabin- 1, both white enamelled, of; local in ;ke. were included in the donations, as also were pillows, pillowslips, hot water battles, towels, feeders, and many other articles in general use in hospitals, The ladies of Atlin made a donation through Mrs. Laycock of a! cheque: to the value of $30, this' amount to be expended by tlie 1 Battalion Medical officer. Ur, Mac- Neill, when and how it may be required. Tiie Children's Willing Workers! Society of Oomox made many articles themselves and collected for such articles its could not be made by 1 belli, as I hey wished ten lo make Iheir contribution to the battalion hospital. Their gifts included pillow, pillowslips, rubber-sheeting, seeks, bed socks, bandages, mouth-wipes, too h-brushes, nail-; brushes, gauze, safely pins, pyjamas, flannel cloths, dish cloths, scrubbers, glass speciment holders sutl a large supply of empty buttle:--. Repeat' illy it has been said that the hospital ol the 102nd Battalion is one of the fintst. if not actually the finest. battalion hospitals thatl has been equipped in British Columbia, and this is due lo a very great extent to tlie ladies and, children of Comox and district, to whom too much credit cannot be given forthe generosity and energy displayed in tllis connection. Simon Lizer ol Victoria basse-1 Do not forget to make youi news known through the medium of the local paper, run by local men for local people A community is often sized up by lhe appearance of the local paper, and as Some nice things have been said about "The Review" in this connection, it is up to the local people to help make the paper interesting. Be public spiiited and send in your news. Charles Wheeler begs to aunounccc that he lias opeeed The Elk Hotel Barber Shop Chin' ness a Specialty ELK HOTEL Comox, 1!. C. Best Meals North of Naniaino Choicest Liquors and Cigars C. A. Martin, Prop. | Bryde's Bakery & Tea Rooms Calhoun Block Courtenay We win the favor of the citizens and soldier boys because we give value for the money. Our tea room is superlative. The place to get a dainty tea. Good cakes and brea 1 of quality unsurpassed. Buy direct from McBryde's Bakery Remember the address - Next the Royal Bank of Canada First-Class Plumbing Hot Water and Steamfitting Jackson & Whittle Phone o, Courteuay I If a Coal Right Owner REMEMBER 1 to attend the meeting next WEDNESDAY EVENING in the Agricultural Hall at 8 p. m. H. D. FORDE i\3?'mm\*tmJ&.}\ CM tii Sill II :*'.___,,-:-;3 ��__& e_C-__3Lvr-.. :rr. A 2 FOR SERVICE AT Produce More and Save More Columbian Health Salts 15c. Sutton & Kirkwood Undertakers and Embalmers Night or Day Calls Promptly Attended Phone 21 Courtenay Sanazone The Ideal Disinfect ing Fluid 50c. The Empire needs food. If you are not in the fighting line you may be in the producing line. Labour is limited - all the more reason to do more than ever before. Grow food for the men who are fighting for you. The Allies need all the food that you can produce. Every little helps. You are responsible for your own work. If you cannot produce as much as you would like, produce all you can. Work with the right spirit. Put fighting energy into your effort and produce now when it counts. The more you produce the more you can save. Producing and saving are war-service. Make Your Labour Efficient In wi'f nine do not waste time and energy on unim- portant and unprofitable work. Economize labour. Put off unproductive work till after the war, and, if help in producing something needed now. Let us not waste labour. Canada If possible help to feed the Allies. Make your backyard a productive garden. possible needs it all Cultivate it with a will Make your labour count for as much as possible. Do Not Waste Materials ROBERTSON'S DRUG STORE There should be no waste in war-time. Canada could pay the annual interest on her war expenditure out of what we waste on our farms, in our factories, in Every pound of food saved from waste is as good as a pound of increased The way for a nation to save is for every individual to save. France is strong Thc men and women of Great Britain are not our homes. production to-day because of thrift in time of peace. only " doing " but are learning to " do without." Spend Your Money Wisely finance the war. better investment Practise economy in the home by eliminating luxuries. Wasting our dollars here weakens our strength at the Front. Your savings will help Canada to Save your money for the next Dominion War issue. There can be no THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA s THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE bMM_-MHMHHHIiHHHMnM.l-__^
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