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The Courtenay Review and Comox Valley Advocate
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List Your Property with Island Realty Co. We Can Sell It THE REVIEW ��� l\yt Von Money to Invt*��t, "" ;m Make Vou i.WMftHAdft. o C Mivt \ ou no; s"\��.;*Vi Island RekK^-Cor ��fX. E-T.-- VOL. 1 COURTENAY. B. C. THURSDAY. APRIL 10. 1913 NO. 20 Don't Wait Only a few Lots left in Terminal Sub-division. Your last cnance to get a lot in a cleared field at bed-rock prices. Drop us a card and we will call and show you plans. ISLAND REALTY CO. P. L. ANDERTON, Manager Phone 22 Courtenay, B. C. JUST ARRIVED A shipment of Seagrass Chairs and Rockers, assorted and at all prices A large choice of Parlor Tables in Fir, Elm, Oak and Mahogany, rang- ��� ing from $2,00 to $10.00 A large stock Oilcloths, Linoleums, Carpet, Square Rugs and Mats Courtenay House Furnishing Store B. F. KRAUSE, Proprietor "Bayview" Sub-division Is Now on the Market The Property of the Comox Logging & Railway Co. Situate on the Nanaimo Road, between Carter's and Roy's Several Lots have been Sold but we have some Choice ones left Acreage at the Price of Lots In Blocks of 1 to S acres. Prices $150 to g300 per acre Easy Terms For Sale only by CAMERON & ALLAh Real Estate and Insurance Auctioneers and Valuators Notary Public and Conveyancing Willard Block Courtenay LOCAL LINES is quite ill from Angus Beaton it on the sick list. Mr. K. A. Grieves is on the sick list. Miss Lillian Tucker with rheumatics. Mr. L. Stevenson retimed Vancouver last week. Mrs. James Knight, of Campbell River, was a visitor in town tin's week. Mr. Smith is building a new bakery for IV r. Aikens, on Union street, next to the millinery store. Mr. Sleeinan returned from Vancouver lust week with a fine grey team for the Comox Co-operative Society. . A meeting of the Executive Committee of the Courtenay Conservative Association was held on Tuesday night. E. Lindon fell off a step ladder on Monday afternoon and sprained his inkle very seriously. He will be confined to the luiitse for a few days. Mr. R. A. Stonev, of New Westminster, travelling sepresenta- tive of the International Typographical Union, was visitor in town yesterdav, and paid The Review a call. Messrs. 1). Cudmore and F lireaker have secured a contract clearing land at Dove creek, and expect to commence work next week. The funeral of the late A. B. Crawford took place from the family residence, Riverside Farm, on Friday April 4th, and was largely attended by the residents of the valley. The Furniture and Undertaking Companj* have received their stock of undertaking and funeral supplies. They have the best outfit on the Island, and the line of caskets on hand is fully up to the standard of the best city firms. Their new hearse is on the way, and is expected almost any day. Local view post cardsat Peacey's Drug Store. For Sale���Six head of Horses Apply, G. R. Bates, Carwithen Ranch. For Sale���Double stated buggy, in good condition. Apply to Rev. J. X. Willemar, Sandwick. When you want amateur photo supplies go to the Courtenay Photo Studio. Local views for sale. For Sale���Gasoline launch, 16ft long, 5ft beam, 2 h.p. engine. Apply J. Johnston, Courtenay hotel. Book keeping and auditing, monthly accounts made up. Terms moderate. Apply, T. A. E. Daniel. Found Adrift���6 Boom sticks and chains, stamped F. Apply, Thomas Knight, .Poiut Holmes, Comox, White Wyandotte eggs for sale��� $1 per setting ; also a few at $1.50 per setting. Apply E. A. Mitchell, Sandwick P, O. ' For Sale���Automobile, 30 h. p, E. M. F. In use one year and a half. Has run six thousand miles. Apply, J. R. Johnston, Courtenay Hotel. Ranch to rent���160 acres; 50 acres under cultivation, implements and stock : 2 1-2 miles from Courtenay. Particulars from Hardy & Biscoe, real estate, etc., Courtenay, B. C. Just arrived at WiHard's Harness Emporium: a fine lice of horse blaukets, lap rugs, trunks and suit cases at all prices. Harness repairing promptly and neatly done. Wesley Willard, Cumberland and Courtenav. Get your flower and garden seeds at Peacey's Drug Sore. Have a photo of your residence taken bv the Courtenay Photo Studio. Prices moderate The Courtenay Lawn Tennis Club have issued invitations to a dance in the opera house tomorrow | evening, the 1 ith Inst, A jolly good time is expected. sociation was held last Thursday evening. There wns a good attendance of members present. The secretary was instructed to write a letter conveying the sympathy of the association to the family of the late A. B. Crawford, who had been n member from the inception of the association. Messrs,. Allan, Johnston, Morrison and Calhoun were There will be a popular dance in I appointed a committee to act in the opera House, on Tuesday, I conjunction with a committee from April 15, under the direction of | the Hoard of Trade in arranging a Mr. George Kidson. A 4 piece , banquet to be tendered the visiting orchestra will supply the music, members of the Royal Commission Mr.T. Scoville. of the Acadia Jwhich w111 mtet here nextweek' Trust Co., arrived back from Vancouver this morning, He states' that the company is looking for au office location in town. Mr. W. A. Urquahart has just purchased Dean Swift, an imported Glvdesdale stallion at Victoria from the well known firm of Pemberton & Sou. He will stand in the Comox valley this season, with headquarters at Mr. Urquahart's stables. The regular quarterly meeting of the Courtenay Conservative As- President Calhoun announced that that he had resigned as road fore- foreman and that Mr. Creech had been recommended to fill the position. The association will appoint a committee to meet the government surveyorss when they come here to locate the new bridge across the river, and endeavour to have the bridge built where it will do the most good to the greatest number. The association will also recommend that the road between Laz.o and Courtenay be optned as soon as possible. PARKSVILLE (Nmioose District) FARM LANDS AND WATERFRONT Twenty.Acre Blocks of Bush I<ands at $40 per acre; 1-5 Cush; Balance, in 5 Aiinuiil Payments, witli Interest nt Tpur cent] Write or call on us for Information Hickey & Thwaites PARKSVILLE, B. C. I j ! Hardy & Biscoe j The Oldest Established Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers A Large Listing of Cleared and Bush Lands, Ranches, Bungalows and Town Lots Union St. Courtenay, B. C. ��� ��� �� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� Auto For Hire Phone 26 *- ��� ���� Batteries and Accessories Kept in Stock Courtenay Auto Livery GB0RGE W.WIM/AAD COURTENAY Railway Station The exact location of the Station at Courteuay has been settled as can be seen by the plan furnished by the Railway Company This confirms what we told you through the press last fall when we offered you lots right opposite* , the Station We have still several choice lots right on the track and opposite to the Station, from $400.00 upwards and on good terms Call in and see us and we will show you the plan of the Station Subdivision Beadnell & Callin Telephone 24 Courtenay - and - Comox, B. C. THE COURTENAY REVIEW, COURTENAY. li. C- 1 ^l^afePl! K w: Q "<?, <y m cS^w v . ������������r^A''^M *Vv:* ~ ��� ,.-^& i All Off Now lie (nervously)���Er ar Margaret -it ��� r tli ire's som thing bo n rambling, on my tips [or the lasl two months. She Vpb, 50 1 Bee, Why don't you shuva it oil" "Sample fro* ii yu write Nations Di-uo .ind ChemloJl Co., oi Canada, Limited. Torontu. Don't Persecute your Bowels Mill "'��� Worm Pow I ts ncl so i : lily Uiul Ktoirai'hlc und Intestinal won I.- ure liter ill) groii 11 up and pa ��� si il from Ine ch !il wll i ui! In Ins miIre ' iiii I ttl.ln.ul Ineon* nli nco to 'In* aulji i' *r. Ti i��������� nr p lul i and in rfn i In notion, nnd nl nil Um b will b round n bi filthy mc i:i Inc. li*on��lh >nlnii iho InfatuM ��� p oin iah i*nil main n "'i' ��� li In i i ��or ins nuc 'I'.lon, s - 'hul ��� ii] ! ii ng nn i v el; * o in* '[ mo, i'i' y nro Inn'oal nn I li iltl ;li Ing In their hnblts. A Clic�� 'ul View Tli : '��� ihl old bill i I Iiii li ii lor' Mary. Do you think iho man would I ��� ��� n anything for II ! I v , m'm, I In i*i ��� muny n poor 1 ��� i i*i ild Ixi glnd in "ii in h'.f ivi:' ��� s r11n��� rnl In ii hul llli ��� Uiul. little victims of st. vitus dance !.t is Most Coitmcn Attong Chii- d��e.i of tlie School Age. if your olilld- win ther boy or girl i-; Mil.- ity, . motional nu I awl; ,v u*d, '''i ��� boul I wi i i! ,1 c.irefull) :i. i; inaj develop til. i iuia dum a. Kreque ,...\ ohllur. ii eunnci ki p still, th ., m i**o ������ si ;..i- uclii ns. iii |r I i ji ii. nnd lii'.r lealures iwlicb necvou-ily. 3poei ii is confusi d and tha whole inns* I .���iiiar symem not iwdoi' pjnti il. '1 ii *J&* Cut out caitifti lien I purgoiivoi. They Ma hriit.tl-h.ir.li-uiiii.,, s.ii). It* CARTER':*. Un LIS LI V Eft f.LUi ,<*. P"��.|vv -ijlm*. AlI /,, kl*�� i; l:.*i,ll...,.lli..|,v.T. /#&;,( IS AL I'll.inn.it,' Itil,-,,uill ia'tiii'V*,| *V, .. ..-,���>���,. ii..*iii.*.i.'i.. wl9*F'."l .V.����"Bt crc��. j��M&zm M piCut .'.n \ H.'Mlacl," nnfi Intlii:ntitin. r* im/'iiiii I ftnditf. Small Pill, Small Ytoii, Small Ptleo, Genuine must bf.il Signature ���7 IT - Bmmesesimmmi I mmm i ��� ������ m ������������ ���*���.���- ��� n "* ���**" " ���" ' ' ''��� ��� ���' n '���>K-:.",h:t-''"IyK > -v ,.���������' I'^iww'''*'- c-H'- I '���''' .���'���i"1'|.~ i ho i-ymptunis of si. Vitus tssf^rSr^ra! ���������'���< "���:i "������"���"���<-��� ^ *�������������� ��� ��� n-��� ��� ��� B I) 11/4*1 H **S:3 Ej aiaVvSi -*1 ! ; il*1,1 h"i'Ai '""���'��� fio'iueiitlj dm- JiV,'v.,','-,i!"lii�� \'v'i-'''V*' '��� (���"'fill ' ff'S*i**Vi. 1'.'-"l,*./*!J-'. ,' WiW ������/-'��� ���* v'; 1 <4'-1�� m-J#M$U\ US^f&m&tltu&tsS* ��� F^t^ltJM05����S v.vi.'-n-. :* n^nutuBUBiap l!*i tilt CLBANRST.flMl'LEST.tininiiSTMOMI. i >*.;. e tfnn buy���Why v��'i lion't even httvu t" liiowwlui l.sni.f Cloth yn<irUou(f�� uru tnuil* i.(,-s.. MHltil:oi ��������'��� ImpAiit'.lB, SpihI (tr Ifrito c- \,tt Car I. S:ory Rmiklut, nnu L'llw JOIJKSON-HlClIMtmON CO., ...mitori. J Montreal. C.,n���a. ��� ^^J w or a y (iu ^!^V;|^|^^..l thai t'.u y ii IV.' curod , . i i SI. Vitus du... yf'ir" 'ffll !lh,'~ l'-':' '���"'' ,!:p '���"*'���'��� I'"'11 ll,',;i'1 l!l >' ^ ' V^jipi 1 ,:':|';" ' '' "' ���'"���' 1- I i PalM hi'llS III,' ��������� ll'V :,'''';'''?l)|| j ' il iiorvry, l'n:i: l!u;iwii*,; r.IY :!i d's T*��2|i I '- :i��: . i.i "r i1- nil c-Nnmplo, Airs. ' -.'*! ' I.- I,. C .in-il. Wcstover Ont., Enyn' i- over two years ni) little girl, Con l'm**itb, ��� 'Wr��SWM'..i.wJ|;n .1 .).*���,. wli'.i', ai'vm .1 , , bring ,.n ^y&Jttela'.^^ and nntwJUi.ituudl.us all ^/^.i^vy'^rvJ*-'^*'^,^ .!'��� The Heart of a Piano is (hu Action. In is' en the "OttbHigeS" Piano Acton The Beach Girl She seems to be aoniuD'ali/g of a fliivt. j should say s-'lu' does. What Is her speclulty'.' Learnlflg to swim. lid for h l* It Ee i:i- il in be growing I worse, She grew s:i l-rl l.h il fh could hot fee:l hei'sell ami her np'eoh i j was no badly alii o.tod thai we could I curoi ly un li rsi'nnd her. The twlt.i h I !ng and je king of her limbs wnn pltl- j I able. Ai this juncture we began riv- j ing her Dr. Williams' ri"!* Pills, nnd to our great joy i ii e> have com i! toly cm-oil her. nnd i?hc la now ns hi althj I a child as you can Hmi." ��� j Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a- sol' by all ill' dictae dealers or .-.-nl 1 y mull nl 5(1 cents n bov or >'<���: hoxi i !' ir $2.50 from T-he Dr. Wllllo ns' Medicine Co., BrockvUle,' Ont, ^i*^,"fc��U< V.'licn yonr orc'.-r cornel from thecrooera we thnt ho I'.m !������"���.'. you \vi.,���... :i tai,:,i? li.\T,T. Why 6hoi;i J you bothov vi-U of't li.at "enhc.:.*' as hur't rt ������: roc'i, wtien ycu can ftyfc ^ffil^iinratt-abuolutolyruro dean cr/ntal ��� r.:ul i ��� ;��� graiu u pen- t cryatal. It coatH no moru. 5a \^tmm: SAL1 There was a terr'flc nvpiwlon o,v tn Hip south' asl of the hill, and Opii '1m1 achjviteh lurni d pair as a fhost. The poor man has on > consolation i '|]V St. Il'.o.m! he cried, fioy have ���he will not ihave to doilB< an Income | ayranitted the K'ng's Own Puslllorsi Fi^alls to *��� tax. two we IE 11 No General, replied his chl I' ai I - do-enmp, looking nt Ih? same through liis tleld-glns *os. II tj only Ihe mov- lug picture people lok'ng n (la 'iliv':' of the P.ovnl Scullery Ouard3 In u football scrimmage. for s�� TES WhalLydiaEaPinkham's Vegetable Compound Did For Their Health���Their own Statements Follow. AS TO FLAVOUR Found Her Favorite Again A bright young lady tells how Phe came n> bo pcutely sensitive as to the taste of coffee: "My health had been very poor for several years," she says. "I loved coffee and drank il for breakfast, bul only learni il by nee'dent, as II were, ilia; It wus the oaii.-:> of the constant, Ireadful headaches from which 1 suffered every day, and nf llu* nervousness that drove sleep I'om my pillow ComiiJoto Nervous Breakdown Lsft Mr. BiaGk an SriimiirV���Cured ty Br. Class's Mcrue ?uotl. HaJiburton, P. CI.:���"I hud a doctor examine me and he sai 1 I ha.l falling of the womb, sol have boon taking Lydia I und sn derunired my stomnch thnt ev- R Piniiham's Vegetable Com|iounil ami ' orylhins 1 ate cave me acute pale' Unas liono me a lot of Rood. All tlie (Tea is just as Injurious, because ii bearinc-iiown pains have vanished. I contains caffeine, the sanio. drug toun I have gained ten pounds In weight, the ta coneej. ���,,���.. , ���*5 is al. gL, ��n^ I fee! better ! .J\ ^U^lt % X^Z thanltowforalongtlme. 1 think any ; tl, ., hnspl.B|, There ,;���v ,,,v, woman is foolish to suffer as 1 did for llv, wlm, , B1,pp0sed vas eoff nd I the rake of a few collars. thour-hl II was th�� be-sl I ever dmnk, "You can use my letter aa a tostimo-; but I hnve since learn ������ i It was Post- nial. Itmay encourage other poor women um. 1 ga'ned rapidly and came whoanfferssldld to use your Vogetable home In four weeks Compound." ��� Mrs. C".o. COLLICUTT, "Somehow the coffee wp "s*'l nl HaUborton, Lot 7, P.E.I. home didn't tasito right when I eot I buck I tried various lib 1s. hni n 'i K<:id Wl^at This Woman Says. | tnstod as pond as that l drank !" the New Moorefield, Ohio.���"Italtegrcat j hospitnl, and all bronchi back the pleasure in thanking you for what your dreadful houdaches anil the 'sick-all. lVegetableCompound | 0V("'' f' e*'n** has done for me. II "0np1d"' I���"nl B '"'"'���;";" "' n,"Jt, had bearing down ,lm' �����\ l,p(,flrs ",.slp_p! !t '"",'',' S , , said !v* s the gnnd onTfo" wo h d n Pains, was dizzy and ,,,p hosottal!* , ���.���.��� ^,,���l; ,, evf,r weak, had pains in sincp- Bnd ,,nt orapo-Nuba for mv lowerbaclcand could ��� hi-oakfa*>t. I hav�� an more l*-pd- not be upon my feet aches, and ''���"! heitpr than 1 !***������ ���'- long enough to get s yeirs." N'��me glvpn nnn reo""pt. meal. As long as I Rpad the fRwous 1:f'l- boo'* "Th" laid on my back I! .ond to Wellvllle," !n pkgs. "There's would feel better,'a reason." but when I would: P^'urn now comes In en*i- ���"f-"-��� 1. Mr. Henry ninck. get up those bearing ; 'ln"',pr form* ';-'!,p;'. 'Va'v" ""^'^ ��� down pebs would come back, and the. " ,s 7"parpf' hy ���*! 1rr1.^ ", ,r"'�� ,V"" ..'.,.,,, , , ,,' , ,. annonful n a cuo of int. *vat-��r. add'nn doctor said .hadI female trouble. Lydis. !������������ tn t.ia,^ and Pnn,m)1 (TP���, t0 E. Pmkham a Vegetable Compound wm i)r!nE ,|,p cn!nl. to goi(leI, i,,.n���.��� . the onlj vnedieine that helped me and t \ Tn��tant Postum Is convon'ent: have been rrrmving stronger ever sinc��i 'here's no 'vact:-': and the flavor i�� I commenced to take it. l hope it will always uniform. Sn'ri bv gr-cers���45 holpother suffering women as it has m��. j in SO-oup tin "Octs., 90 to 100-cup tin Yon can use this letter."���Mrs. Cahsib 50cts. LijOYD, New Moorefield, Clark Co.,Ohio. �� a-0"" lri!'1 ':�� ms'lpd for p*-o����r's i nam** and 2-ceul stamn for pos'a**1. ' Pan��dlan Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., W. N. U. 938 i Windsor, Ont. What a helpless mass of flesh and boil** the human body Is, once the nerves become exhausted. Extreme weakness comes over you, and you lusc control ul the limoj. The next su ii is paralysis, Vou will lie fortunnte if, lilio Mr. Black, you get the buildlug-up process , in action before ii la forever too late. Hy forming new, nrb blood Dr. Chase's , Nerve Kinid carries new vigor and I energy to every organ and every mom- I i oer of the human hndv. Mr. Henry Black, 81 St. Catherine street east, Montreal, Que-, writes :��� "The wonderful results I obtained ; from the use of Dr. Chase's Nervf , I Pood constrain me to write this l^t- | ler in order that others who suffer ' ��� from nervous exhaustion and weak- j I noss may.use this medicine with equal- ! i ly satisfactory results. As the result j of overwork 1 became completely ex- j hausted, nnd was unable to work for ', : fourteen months. As Tarn the father i of a family, these were sad days for me, but aftiT I had used six boxes of Dr. | | Chase's Nerve Fnod 1 had Improved I sn greatly that 1 continued tho t?eat- ' ment until I wns enmpletely restored ; tn health and stronsth. I now work | I twelve to fifteen linurs a day, and keep in excellent health." Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. BO cents a tmx all doalers. nr Kdmanson, Bates & Co., Limited. Toronto YOU CAN EE S \ ��*,. .A ���� "J- frf7 ^M-A t'ttr la**"," ;<rt-,vi-*'';'':':V aj-'/i -1>;^X -"���:?-- V LitSwo���'������ ���������-:-���':.���'... if.;. ~**"s ��� .V./ '���-' ������J��"'r'n*��363 .���''���''.Mr -,' ^.V "'"-.������>' ~ /ff ��� r^'.-^^tmmtmtVatstit' ���'^i'.i^7>('J-~ .ti*'^ t, ' a^lBMlH'/'' tl ' -I at ' ^'^'MlajV^ /'I J^s ~~ li* !���������' ������.'---ii*' ^a Site- ,-,$��-���"��� J ;. :-���'.^��, '������'���-���^;vi" ;..��� Jti... ���m tp ^\W trfW If f��� *"*' " '12- B ���.���u.K..;a.'*Mi'��aVa.-i i nai.iiMi'���.*-.!;' FSOi ALL WASHDAY 'WMM i COUPON j8AVES VOU $2.00 IF YOU USE THE i COUPON i BELOW 3AVES YOU 1 $2.00 VACUUM WASHER Price $3.50 For the Following Reasons 1 -li is compressed air '.hal does the work. 2���Vou eau wash a tub of clothes in THREE tubules. ;; -COMPRESSED AIR and SUCTION are the latest known science tor pi il'eel oleaninpr. ���I���Tin re Ib no wear or ieir on the clot'hes, i - li eliminates all Ihs bard work of washing. 6���You can rinse or blue a tub of clothes In ; o SECONDS. ', "One li.iui s worli will do any ordinary family washing, 8���It will last I'ov years. 0���Anythlns that can be cie'HiPd by soap or water or gasoline can he c li ���-��� d perJVtly w'thoul breaking a thread, 10���TIIHEE minutes In the suds, TWO mlnute3 in tho boiler (!f you boil you] cloth si. 30 SECONDS In the rinse water and 30 SHC- ONDS iu 'he bluplnK \vif"r, will wash a tub of white clothes. 11���Lace Curtains, Bed Comforti, Fancy Shlrl Waists, Wollen fllunk- ets, Overalls uud i-van norse Blankets can be washed perfectly wlthoul any wear or tear on the gaoils. 12���It i'.-i*: os ih'' water through the fabric l;j_..'|ir. (inest fabrics can bo washed in tho same tub' with ordinary white clothes with no possible injury. 11���Tho worli that (alios from 40 minutes to one hour to do on a rubious; board can be anno in THREE mlnu.es luiuum .... work. 15���-You :-.",\ use iho machine in tfce boiler, thereby forcing the steam through Hi" clothes, which blenches nnd whitens them, 16���11 only costs $3.50 nnd'Wlll save al leas: $"iii.()ii per year in your home by nol weiring out. your clothes. 17���The Washing Machine only weighs Hi pounds, 18���You can do all your DRV CLEANING with this machine. You simply use gasoline In plic�� of water. 19���Because the I.X.L, Vadium Washer is sold und-r ���> money back guarantee to wash quicker and better than nny washing machine made Irrespective of price and construction. 20���Because If you use the coupon below, you run get one of these wonderful washr-rs for $1.60. KOW TO SAVE $2.00 ON THIS VACUUM WASHER USE THE COUPON BELOW GUARANTEED To wrsh a Tub of clothes perfeit'y in 3 minutes Not ��>n'y washes, but rinses and blues No rubbing < r batting;. Absolutely no Friction. No Severe Exertion Required A child can do uu ordinary washing and have 11 ready for the line In ono hour. SENT UNDER A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE ALL CHAFGIS PREPAID Send For Cne, You Run No Risk DO ET WOW YOU WILL NEVER REGRET IT YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED DEPARTMENT 3 COU.pON Present tu mall this Coupon and $1.50 to Dominion Utl'ltlea Mfg. Co., Ltd 48214 Main Street, Winnipeg, Mnn., aod you will receive one I.X.I.. VACUUM WASHER. All charges prepaid anywhere in Canada on condition lliat your money is to be refunded if the Washer does not do all that is claimed. THE COURTENAY. REVIEW, COURTENAY, h. C. 1/ (%������� MJM *%99*mi*$**tj*t Two Brothers A Story of Hie Western Plains cl lornicr limes By TIMOTHY WENTWORTH Q*a-a-a-a��a-a..a-a-a-a-a>.a-��.-a-a< .-.-.. a-a.-a-a.-a-a-Q "This yore country," mild the obi rlnliiHiiiun. "Is belli' civilized ho fust Hint every lime I etuiie bark tn It 1 scarcely know it. Where there was a (rail there's now n lllllcildtunlzcd rond, Whole there was il low Ion Ionises tbore's u town lighted by electricity mid iiiiiiiin trulleya Where there wuh lewshnrps or perhaps n Hdllle there un* now |ihiin>s. Whore Mien* was tbree ouril IllonlO sharks, now there's tbe gentlemanly swindler. And ilia punishment* Is all changed too. If u mini slmi another In tliein days no- liiuly took iiiiioh notice of the hiel. lint tbey Iiuiih a boss lliief. Now, if a mini shoots another, there's a murder case drngghr through the cuurtH for years, end If ii lliief cots away wllh a ton in like enough (be |iollce Is In en bouts with blm, anil t|n> owner Is Kind enough to pay for glttln' Hie buss buck ind n�� question* asked." "Singular," I remarked to the old man, "how different onudltlons re- quire different treatment." "So tbey do." be rambled on. "The nearer you pit down lo nature the ilmpler the forms of law. Hut It Isn't alwuys so cold blooded down neur the bottom as you'd suppose. I've known the most burdened villain to give his life for a woman or a child. There wns lots o' misery In tbem days. Just ���s there Is now. Families would come out yere from tbe east, not knowln' whnt they wns cnmln' to. git stranded and If It hadn't been for the help of some gambler or rond agent would starve to death." "Did you ever hnve any such experiences?" I asked. , "Wani, yes; so I did. I hnd one thnt turned out mighty Important to me. Kuet Is, I hain't got over the effects of It ylt When these yere plains was covered with herds o' wild buffalo me nud .lack Cundlff followed tbe business, hiintin' 'em for their skins. In them days buffalo robes wus used instead of the finer furs I bey use now and was a staple article In the market. That's ���what killed 'em otf so tast. We that whs huntln' 'em used to jist slaughter 'em for tbe money there was tn 'em. "What 1 was goln' to tell you about happened near the foothills of the Hock- les west o' where Cheyenne now stands. It stood there then, but It was the terminus of the Onion Pacific railroad, and a tough place It was. too, with Its gamhlin' and dunce houses and other sieh shebangs. Jack and I was In ramp one day. ns I was tellln' you. near the base of the mountains. Buffaloes were getting scarce, aud we allowed we'd turu to prospectin' for gold. We didn't have anything with us that wns wo'th anything except our hosses, so wben we went to sleep nights we jlst turned In without worryln' unless at the loss of the animals. Since a man couldn't git over tbe ground without one of 'em they was mighty valuable. Fact ls, they was the most valuable thing to be bad. And that's why we Strung up the boss thieves and didn't string up the men shooters. There was pleuty of men. but only so ninny hosses, and each boss would bring a good price at any time or anywhere. "Jack Cundlff nnd I wns suioltln' onr pipes after our noon men r of bog fat and crackers, talkln' over whether we'd better give up the buffalo skin business nnd try our luck nt prospectin', when along comes two young fellere on foot nnd. seeln' our camp, stopped and looked nt us. They said somep'n to each other, then wus goln' on. when I hailed 'em and asked If they didn't want anything. Tbey enme to where we was au' we bad a powwow. "They said they was brothers. The elder (ine was middle height, but the younger was small. They wus both so young that their beards hndn't sprouted ylt. and they looked hungry. 1 asked 'em what they was doin' without hoBses, and they said they didn't own any hosses. We questioned 'em where they'd come from and where they was goln'. but they didn't seem to have a home, and 1 couldn't learn from 'em that they wa�� goln' anywhere. Kact Is, they was down on their luck,. "We offered 'em somep'n to ent. and tbey chawed it up mighty fast. Tben J poured out a cupful of whisky and handed It to the oldest one of the two. He tried to drink It, but I could see plain enough It wns burnln' ont bis throat. There wasn't any use givin' It to bis brother. If the oldest couldn't drink tbe stuff the other shore couldn't. 1 tboit tbe biggest one looked big enough to drink wblsky. but 1 waa not surprised at tbe little feller not wintin' It "They looked so tired that Jack and I aaked 'em If tbey didn't want to stay with ua awhile and rest They aald they'd like In mi sinne Sleep, so we llllll nut a buffalo skm lor em, and ttiej 111v down beside each other, mm fust thing we kiniwed Iliey wns Inst usieep. tbe yunnger boy's arm thrnwed around the older one's nook .lack and I i,inked down nt 'em. ami we fell sn sniry flif 'em thnt we allowed well Un somep'n for >m. So while tbey was n-sleepln I we stuffs some gold into their pockets ' Tbey must 'a' been mighty sleepy, tor they didn't wake up while we wns doin' It. "Abuilt supper time we woke 'em. and when Ibev see we wns cnln' In ryi'ike i-nfToii nnd try linciin the nlde��| feller snld he'd like tn pay tils way by doin' tbe cooUIn' nnd seemed so noxious about It that we let llllll do it. I .mil, how b;inil)' be was. huuillln' Ibe skillet just like a woman I lie gut into ' supplies uud li'iiliil -.111110 curilllieill unit Innilc a mess nl' enru puiie Hint lietil linylhliig nt Ibe kind I ever Cut, I mid hlni bo must 'a' doiiu cook III' for ins llvlu'. "When we'd hnd mir menl he nud bis brother washed ilu* dishes mid wiped 'em jlst ns ii wit whs ml in u bullae, .link und I bud been used If we wns near il creek lo pullin' Dili In It uud lei till' llu* wilier run over em, hut we never (burl u' ivl|i*.u 'en.. Il seemed too much trouble Wben Uio buys got througb we found tliey hndn't uuythliig tu smoke, mid we uttered 'cm pipes. They bulb took cm and pulled us if they'd never smoked before in their lives, but tbe fust thing I knowod Ibe Miller one turned while nud went oil behind u bush tu get rid ur his supper. The big uiiv smoked only a few minutes when be hi id Ills pipe down. '"How uid are yon fellers anyway?' 1 asked. 'Vuu net like n couple o' If/ids.' "'I'm twenty,' sunt Ibe big uue, and my brother Is seventeen.' "'Twenty years old and can't drink or smoke'/' I hollered. 'Where was yuu brought up?' "He said they cume from the east. i but that wus no news, fur they both l looked like tenderfoots tbut bad been ; long enough lu the country tu git run ��� dowu. I "So fnr neither of 'em bad put his bands in his pocket, but the youngster | wben he cume back from Hie bush lay down on the ground, and after rolllll' I over two or three times be caught i sight of somepln' sliiniu' on Hie ground, | picked It up and found It was u fivo j dollar gold piece. Vuu'd might to seen . the look on his fnce, Then lie put his j hand lu his pocket and pulled out an- i other one. ���"How did that cume there?' he ! asked. | "'Haven't you got any of 'em?' I ���{ asked his brother. "Tbe feller put bis bund In bis pocket j and pulled out some gold too. "'See here.' lie said; '.vou men hnve ' been puttin' that gold in our pockets.' ! " 'Well, s'posln' we have,' I remarked. "The brothers looked at each other j mighty queer. " This ls too much.' snld the big one. 'If you knowed all about us you j wouldn't 'a' done it.' "He looked as if be was a goln' to.cry. "'Who are you?' I asked. "'I think.' he suld, lookln' nt the other one, *we'd better tell 'em the whole | thing.' " 'Iteckon we had." "That oldest one he began to tell us n story, and before he'd half finished J he got to cryln'. That set his brother ! to doin' the same. 1 hate to see n man cry. and 1 told 'em to stop their ! bliibbcrin'. "'I can't.' said the one Hint was tnlk- ln'. 'I ain't a rami; neither is be. We're j girls. We're out to run off stock. Our ' folks ls over there beyond the bills. | sturvln', and my sister and 1 allowed j we'd got to go and git somepln' to sell J for money to buy victuals with. Hosses ! ts till that's worth anything, nnd we ' was gniu' to light out tonight with two of yours. But your kindness lias j broken us all up. We enn't do it.' ".lack snw me feelin' for more gold. and his hand went to his own pocket. | We handed out a couple o' more pieces ] nnd tbut opened the diini o' tears still wider. We told 'em It would be all right In the morula'. We'd go over to where tbey lived and see what we could do for 'em. Then we spread nil the.buffalo skins we had, one over tbe other, to make a bed for 'em and put ou a couple o' blankets for cover, and they turned In. "I reckon tbat whs tlie fust night's sleep they'd hnd in a long while without feelin' that the bottom o' the world was a-droppln' out under 'em. ijitck nnd I didn't do nothin' till they got to sleep. We hadn't left ourselves anything to sleep on or under except our overcoats, and we allowed we'd keep up the fire all night, and we spread our coats o'er the girls, 'cause It's cold iu tbut region wheu the sun's gone down. "Next mornin' the girls got breakfast and now 1 knew they was girls 1 wasn't so struck with the handy wny they bad and what good things tbey could make out o' our small stock o' provisions. After breakfast we all went over the hills to their home. We found a log bnt and a family. Tbe father was sick, the mother frightfully run | down and the children the most miserable sight I ever saw. They'd come ont to tbe weat uot knowln' what they was eoId' to find, and they hadn't 1 found notion "i'lrst thine .luck nnd I done wns ta ro nut and shunt n couple n' nntelo|ies, ; There wns a lake out fur nwny with some guild tlsh in It. nnd we pulled not Willie ot 'eill. We staved wltb tbe family llll we gut 'nn lu pretty good con- iIiiIiiii sn fur ns I'i'uli gueai then we weni down tu Itenvei mid come Puck witli ti lot u Clothes Hut tbey didn't slay where Iliey wiih very long Ihe mnn gnl well mid look em nil In Men \er, where lie pu II position with a tli'iu Hint did ii business lie knowed all iiiinin. nnd pretty soon in* wus gittin' n gnnii sinnry ".luck and I slaved In Penver, too. for we'd !Mt tired |irns|ieetln', nut Imv- In' iho luck to strike nnv big ihlnu. Wc hnd n Utile money between us,and we weni liiln hiiyltt minin' slock, first lift odd lols, and, mukln' siifhln, we wont on till we slued up n puny good pile We found II easier lo imike money Hint ii'iiv Hum prospeetln'." "Whnt became of ihe two niri��." I asked, "who were Intending Iii run off youi stock?" "till, the girl"? Why, I mnrrled tbe aides! one. mid .luck I'linitln* married the other." HUSHED NIAGARA FALLS. He-Are yonr relatives frlemllv wltll that gentleman i just saw you witnr She-All iiiit uiy mother, He's tnf husband, you knuw.-Yoiikers Stutes* unin. He ga,V? Who can when Ihe north winds blow And threaten the world with arms ot lee? Kor. whatever else may hnppen. we Snow Thai the coal main (joint; lu raise nil price! ���Chicago News. What He Was Doing. The Roar a! IU Miqhty Watere Once Sidled Fur a Day. Only Oliee in history hns ihe rnnr of the mighty talis nr Niagara been ah leiiced Ihls startling phenomenon occurred on March HI, ims Knrlj nn lhai morning people living near the lulls were suipiiM'ii by n st range bush, is startling III etTei'l ns would be an lliiexpoi'liil mid iii inciidniis explostuu In su ordinarily unlet community. Many persons lliuuglil iliey had been atllhled with deafness, and nil were oppressed i iy a seusHtiult uf (tread. With the coming ot light the unitized people comprehended Hie reiiaou tur the dlsi|ineilug silence. Where tbey were used to seeing Ibe great falls wus �� lime precipice down the tin not which ��� few small nml constantly diminishing streams trickled, Above the fulls, in mend of ii rushing river, will only a miked ebmiiiel, wllh luslglllticunt brooks splashing mining the rocks. All day lung Ihls astounding condition continued, snd persons walked, drysbnd from the Canadian side, along Hie very edge of the precipice, as fur ua (joat Island, on the American side. Kurly In the inoriilug or April 1 the familiar thunder of the great cataract was again heard and has never since been silent, though similar conditions, wltb like results, might prevail any spring. The winter of 1H-17-M was one of extreme severity, and lee of unprecedented thickness formed on Lake Krle. When the breakup came toward the end of March a strong southeast wind wus blowing, and the Ice was piled luto banks aa large aa icebergs. Toward tbe night or March 30 the wind suddenly changed to the opposite direction. Increased to a terrific gale | and drove tbe ire into tbe entrance of 1 Niagara river wltb such force that a buge dum was formed, of such thickness aud solidity aa to be practically impenetrable and strong enough to hold buck the great mass of water pressing agnlnst It. At last, In tbe early morning of April 1, the Ice dam gave way under the tremendous pressure of restrnlued water, and the falls were once ngaln one of the scenic wonders ot the world.-New York Times. URGE AND SMALL COWS COMPARED. The Pennsylvania State coi'ege bul�� lei in No. ih. on dairy rations, gives the maintenance rtitluu for cows uf various sizes. These tables show that the larger a cow Is the more It Hikes ts keep her. but less lu prnpnrtt'iti lo slza, writes It. M. I'littersoii lu tin* National stiK-i.iiiiiu The maintenance ratios for n row weighing 7"n pound*, ts given us A of u pound of protein und 4.U0 therms of net energy nml tbut for a cow welubliiK 1,6(10 pounds us tin ot a pound of protein und 7 '���*> therms ol net energy. That ls, when uue cow Is twice as large as auolher It take* a little over one uud one Urn/ times a* The dally weighing of milk and a test for uuiier fat at regular intervals are necessary to determine tne value of a dairy cuw The Uhlo experiment alallon recently tesieu two cows belonging to a dairyman. With respect to tige and lactation period Iliey were much the umt Holh received the name care und sltentlon. One produced US! pounds of milk and H3.t> puunda of cutter fat In Ml daya; the other, whose portrait we print, produced il.ltt pound*, of milk, oontamini '*�����* pound* ut fat. The Ural cow i nrod- uct waa worth iimi, the oiuofe r7.n>. "Wliut nre you using that Bhovel for?" "To dig with, you ninny." "What are you digging for?" "Oh, for about twenty minutes."��� Pittsburgh Press. All He Had. Henry Augustus was learning to dress himself. He was not as big as the mime sounds. Mother, looking on, snid, "Why, my son, you have your shoes on the wrong feet!" "Well." screamed Henry Augustus, "they're the only feet 1 have to put 'em on 1"���Judge. He Wished Per Her. They were dining in a restaurant and be had ordered a whole roast chicken. "Vou see," be explained as he showed her the wishbone, "yon take hold here. Then we must both make a wish and pull, and when it breaks the one whu bus the bigger part of it wilt bave bis or her wish gratified." "But 1 don't know what to wish for," she protested. "Ob. you can think of something," he snld. "No, 1 enn't," she replied. "I can't think of anything I want very much." "Well. I'll wish for you!" be exclaimed. "Will you, really?" she asked. "Ves." "Well, then, there's no use fooling with the old wishbone," she interrupted, with a glnd smile, "you can buve me!"��� I'lin Magazine. much to maintain ber body Ihls infers to the feed it would take lor each if neither was giving milk. Now, If two cows ure eipiul In pr*> ductlull and lu every olber point except size It Is evident tbut the -mallet cow Is tbe mure prolituble. he* nuse It takes more to keep tbe larger one Besides ibis, the lurger one Is worm mora fur beef and thus represent a larger Investment of capital. Oh Ilie other hand, when the large* one produces milk or butter In proportion to her size she l�� Ihe more protit- nble. If a l.r.oo pound cow products twice ns much ns u 7.">u pound row cne> larger cow is worth more than mice as much ns tbe smaller cuw. ns it takes less than twice as much to keep taa lamer one. mid there is little difference between tukltit: care of a largw cow nud ii small cow. Other facts besides size and production should Ih* taken into ruiwfder*- tlon. Among these are aire of maturity nnd the age at which the cow may be expected to lose ber usefulness la the dairy. It Is believed tbat then* mnv lie some relation lietween these gles to one another aud full of a clear j twn |)()|nts Ul parUell|ar an(. the size "quid. ! of the (.ow. Scientists hnve discovered thnt these ; )t .��� tue BPrieral opinion thn when canals enable a person to tell what po- i ��� rapifer is tired young sbe dues not sltion be is in no matter whether he ts j crow ���,, |flPBe nnr make so good a pro- blind or paralyzed. By some peculiar > ,.������,. ���s ���.���, would if not bred until at process not well understood they warn ���,, ���^vr ]lp, -php i^, authorities, ns when we are about to full nnd give J however, think that nature ts th.* hest us the consciousness of being in any , (,,||,ie in ������,.(, mailers and that when position ussumed. | the belfer is properly fed early hneed- Steeplejacks and other workers on ' t tl a* will not injure her In anv way. YOUR SIXTH SENSE. The Faculty That Enables You to Preserve Your Equilibrium. It ls almost a l.(itii) tu 1 bet that you don't know you have a sixth sense. But you have, nevertheless It la known as the sense of equilibrium. Tha sixth sense Is located in the semicircular canals of the Inner ear, and whenever a person Is in danger of falling or losing his equilibrium a warning message is communicated to the brain, For years physiologist* ! bave been puzzled to know the tunc- j tlon of these canals, because It waa ; proved definitely that they had nothing to do wltb tbe sense uf hearing or tbe j proper working of tbe auricular organ. , Thus tbey came to be considered as I semicircular tubes, almost at right an- i high buildings wbo finally lose their nerve and are afraid to go very fur above the ground have lost part of their sense of equilibrium. Examl- tiutlons hy physicians In such tnstnnees hnve shown that their semicircular glands were diseased. It was largely by this means that the existence of a sixth sense was dkovered.���"New York World. Crushing. The English judge. Parry, tn his hook "What the Judge Saw" tells this story of n very masterful counsel who was not afraid to put even the bench For the Boy'e Sake. ' ,n "B P|Ht'e sometimes. On one oeoa- A lloseville man stupiied smoking for ��1(*" he w��s arguing a case when the the sake of bis young sou. "If I smoke I shall set him a bad example," he ar-, gued mid guve up tobacco with mauy sighs of regret Kor three yearB he nas done without the weed. Tbe other night he found a box of little cigars tn the boy's coat pocket a well smoked j brier pipe In the youngster's tool box down cellar and a pack of cigarettes in the woodshed.���Newurk News. judge asked fur bis authority ror a certain statement. "Usher," counsel called out In his most rasping voice, "go into the library and bring his lordship any elementary book on common law!" Spider's Thread. The thread apnn by a spider Is so I 0f""urst Importance, Kven if late breeding does improve a cow It Is doubtful If It is profitable, aa il heifer fitnnot lie kept from ih^ age of two to three yenrs for less thsn $'2."i. The tendency n I ways hns heen to butcher lurge cuttle nt an eariv age because of the high price tbey limueht nnd to keep the smaller one. r,.r the dairy because they were not worth so much fur beef. Thus there ha" been more breeding from ni.*ed animals In the smnller breeds than In the larger ones. This bus tended tn produce cattle capable of producing to a greater age. Both small nnd large cattle have their advantages, und In the absence of other evidence In each esse It ta better lo choose the Individual, family or breed Hint will produce tbe most In pruportlon to size. His Experience. "In order to succei|i In nny line of business." snld tbe great merchant, who was given to the habit uf moralizing, "one must begin ut tbe bottom." "I tried that," replied the yonng man with the fringed trousers, *'snd aow I'm on my uppers."���Exchange. ; excessively One that a pound of It i would be long enough to reach around j the earth. It would take ten pounds of It to reach to the moon and over 3,ouo pounds to stretch to tbe sun. Rut to get a thread long enough to reach the nearest star would require balf a million tons. t Scour* In Calves. Among the common calf diseases ta scours. In the ease of this, as well as oj^other calf diseases, prevention la Clean, dry. well Reckless Dissipation. His Mother ��� Hiram, ain't yon ���shamed o' yonrself settin' np till hall past M playln* solitaire? Wbar yon get your taste for gamblln' I don't know.- Ltfe. No man can do nothing, and no mar can ��e everything.-Oerman Provera lighted stalls, clean pails and plenty nf pure water help to keep the young calf healthy. A tablespoonful of soluble blood meal mixed with each feed serves to keep the bowels In good condition. In case of an attack of sconra the ration should he cut down tn halt the usual amount, and a teaspoonful of a mixture of half an ounce of formalin to fifteen ounces of water should be added to each pint of milk fed. As soon aa the calf recovers the ration mny be gradually increased to full feed, in the more severe cases of scours three ounces of castor oil may ��� .... . ., . i lie given to clear away the irritant mammlea of those daya would have j ,an8|nK ,������ ..���������,,, Hnd , teaapoonfn| of a mixture of one pnrt salol and two parts suhnltrate of bismuth may be given tbree times a day for two or three daya.-Country Gentleman. Memorial to "Mammies." Mrs. Moore of Berryville, Va., haa started a movement in that town to ���reet a church as a memorial to tbe i old black "mammies" who were loyal I and faithful to the children of tbe , south for more tban a century. The defended tbelr foster children with tbelr Uvea, and It la not likely tbat any such love and loyalty will ever bo shown again by servant* Ib the homes. The Royal Bank of Canada COURTENAY, B. C, BRANCH SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Deposits of $i arid Upwards Received and Interest Allowed at Current Rates DRAFTS ISSUED on All the Principal Towns in Canada, tlie United States and Europe R. H. HARDWICKE - - MANAGER The Courlenay Review I Water Notice Ami Couiox Valley Advocate A Weekly Newspaper, Published at Courtenay, B. C, N, ii. HiiniiN, litHtor .ui'l I'mpi ii tor SubscriptloiiI*H.50 per Year in Advance TIU'lli'HAV, APRIL P. 11)18 Local Lines The Philharmonic Society's concert on Friday 'evening last wns a I Vlotorln " . | Objections may bo filed with the Bftid Water most enjoyable affair and although Hecurilw or with thu Comptroller of Water u'-'its, I'liiliiinii'iii. UulKiiugs, Viotorla, II. C I'llKl'Ol'll'I'KiSAY WATEHW011KB Kou A I.ickmk To Take Anh Ubi Watih NOTlOKla hsrsliy given tliatTha Oourte- nny Wntenvnrki Co., I.pI., id Courtenay, li. f!,, will apply for n llceiua tn take and n��o .-. cubic f."t per wcnml nf wnter out of mi iiiinu. ed Creek, which flows inn northerly direction through Kraotlunal Section '.'. Town- .hip u. i.i.u ta, 827, iu, i.'i'i ;n, i r nml 112, |aml eiupuea Into Court! y lliver, nriir C'ourtenay. Tho water will bo ulverteil nt fraotlonal Seotli a '.', Tcwndlilp 0 nml will be used for mnnli iinl purposes on tlie land ili'Mctilii'il im Courtenay and vicinity. This notloo was pouted on ths groan*1 on the .-tli .Iny nf A til. 1IU8. The application will In. iiiiiI la tin* I'llii'i' of the Water Itecorilor nt the elements conspired to keep many away, those who attended were more than repaid for their trouble by the excellence of the numbers rendered by the societj', which is composed of Dr. cronip tilt, pianist und leader; Messrs. Hickman aud Barron, violinists; eo..il'A.\Y. LIMITED. By It. M. Allan, Sec H.urv. rater Notice LAZO General Store Boots and Shoes Dry Goods Groceries Hardware Get Vour Lowest Prices on Barb, Wave and Smooth Wire, nud Poultry Netting, in all widths, und then see lis Chas. H. Pigott LAZO, P. O. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. A. It. Crnwfortl and family desire to convey to the. people of ibis com imtiiiiy their heartfelt thanks for the mail) evidences of Bympntliy and tiHaiat- niiiv iii their recent bereavement Mrs. A, ii, Ckawi'oiid NOTICE Notice is hereby given that after this late l will ii..t lir reapottsible for any lebta contracted b) in> l.nniK or anyone Foil A I ICI'M I'l'I'l'isT'lHKI'K I'l'N BACK WATEB list- in mv 111IIIH' NOTICE i�� hereby given that I'lio Courts-1 Wll,1,1AM SMITH, na Waterworks On., Mel,, nf t!< urbiuir, I,ateof Hornby Island ,, ,,, ,. ,, , i ii c,, will apply fur a lii-eiiee to ��tms or yen Dated nt Courtennv this !!7th day nl Miss Gleuny, celloist; Mcsdniue.s |,',; ,.; [lion niM-nit nore-feet ot water J March 191 factum We invite your inspection, to our new arrivals of men's fancy shirts, in all the latest styles and shades Men's cotton, Light woollen, silk, nierimo and union underwear See our new coatless suspenders Still to the front in tailored suits, niauu- Art Tailoring1 Co., Liniitt o 1 Toronto : i : n * LOGGIE BROS. Campbell, Halliday aud Meuzies, i Tii.... ��n minified Creek, autraim flowing in a and the Misses Beattie and Halli-! n��..tli��rly uireolion "IVi"'^"^"^ C""^: day. After paying t'eir expenses ji^toreu' in a reBorv li nf l,otiO,iino go the society had a nice sum k It to ra aoity, built or In bo biult ��J H"^ ."iif(",'.t:,''l_ hand over to the building commit-Uuti,"rtoil��br^uter'ltooorii'No. .Water J. Sutton. tee of the new church. The pro- ; License Kb, ' , or under a notice of appll; gramme was as follows:- If you wani pictures framed, cabinet or sign worK done go to i .1 lm* a license to take und use water, poBted . li.tf-v.iil.. in tin- In i'siiil.i'1 ii- Fractional Henry \'1II Dances, Orchestra; ivt of Sec. t, TowimMp 9. c * DistiLt. Tills notice was posted on the ground on r . . . il in 'l M 1 IL.nl i,. SEEDS! li um sum pour seed you lose the profil from your land for twelve ininillis. Rennie's I'ieltl Seeds nre the Standard of Canada, I will have mi band a complete slock nl Catalogue ['rices, Order early before Uie supply runs out Guaranteed b*nrly Rose Seed t'otatocs Turkey Eggs, $.1 per setting A few Birds for sale A* B. CRAWFOKD Phone F 81 Courtenay 2, Song, Campbell fessic's Dream," Mrs. i ,������ , ,��� , ,,,., .n ,,���...; ... ,. ,. the sili iluy of April, iWlo I no appncaaU. .1, \ lollll Dllett, All- wjn ue ui,.,, |n the office of the Water Keooi'd- dantino," Mr, Hickman and Mr. eratviotoiia. , ,,,,, , ., , ... ,,,,, , ., OMections miiv be fled with thesaidWater Barron; A Glee, Stars ol the | fljSrorwlth Um Comptroller of Water Highb, I'mli ent BulldlugB, Victoria, U. C. �� THE COURTENAY WATERWORKS COMPANY, LIMlTEDi I By ii. M. Allan, Kecrntiiry, Society. Summer Night," The Society; 5 cornet Sulo, "Lost chord," Mr Blight; 6, Plantation Souk. "Ring Tailed coon," The Society; 7, Yio Iiii Solo, "Cavalleria Rusticana,' Mr. Barron; 8,.PiauoSolo, "Polon- Ullion So,l��' aise," Dr. crompton, 9, Orchestra, "caliph of Bagdad"; to, Glee, "Conic Where the Lillics Bloom," Tlie Society; II, Violin Duett, "Serenade," Mr. Hickman nud Mr. Barron; 12, Plantation, Duett "Hurry Up Pompey," Mr. Hickman and Dr. crompton; 13, cornet .Solo, "Killarnev," Mr. Blight; 14, Recitation, Rev. Meuzies; 15, Orchestra, "Minuet"; 16, Plan- E have had a number of enquires from intend-1 oeeeaee eases tsoomo��*�� ing settlers for farm lauds in the I * Comox District, and would be glad j J to receive particulars aud prices of * any properties for sale. On receipt ��� * we will place the same before our ��� clients at once. Owners only, "Good Night," The BIRTHS On Thursday, April 3, to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McKean, a sou. On Thursday, April 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell, a daughter. On Thursday, April 3, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Fitzgerald, a daughter. Acadia Trust Co. "~~ HOME OFFICE - VANCOUVER, B. C. Acts as Trustees, Administraters of Estates, General Financial Agents, Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans, Insurance, Etc. 4 % Paid on Deposits Property owners of the Comox Valley are specially invited to list their real estate with this Company H .S. Lott & Co. 118 Pemberton Block Victoria 5 Passenger Stoddart-Dayton Motor Car For Hire Phone 36 Union St. Courtenay ��"-, am ".0 . t ?8M "���-�����!*">G '! i-Q JSi 1 (kO,,t>..��'i 9 9 s Ensure prompt delivery, first class quality and a good range of selection This Week's Specials Parkin Bros. Special Tea Zephyr Gingham Seville Marmalade Orages Locally Manufactured Shingles Parkin Bros. Phone 4 Sandwick 2 o 1 m 9 9 * S : c l����88��S�� ROYSTON Xew Towusiie. Comox Harbor Willi its snowclad mountains in the background, sea and green fields in the foreground it makes a picture worth painting Watch It Grow we have lots and acreage for sale. Don't delay seeings British Columbia Investments LIMITED Vancouver Island Farms and Acreage Specialists TELEPHONE 36 COURTENAY, V. I., B. C. CAMPBELL'S LADIES' DEPARTMENT See this season's Ladies' and Misses One-piece Dresses. All delightfully attractive, made in the following designs: LADlh.S' PRINCESS DRESESS in Mull and Marquisette, Waist and Skirt heavily trimmed with Lace and Embroidery, Insertion in White, Sky, Champagne and Pink, from $3.50 i.o $8.50 Childrens white embroideried aud colored Dresses and Pinafores Misses Middy Blouses in White Duck with red trimming Ladies' Tailored Shirt Waists Newest creations in Ladies' Lawn, Mull, Marquisette and Silk Blouses New Spring Shoes for Ladies, correct styles and good quality A Large Shipment of Misses and Childrens Stylish Boots and Shoes to Arrive Shortly Specials In Natural Pongee Silk They come in Pure Silk, Splendid Material for Dresses and Blouses, 50c, 65c, 75c, and $1 per yd. Coating Pongee This is an extra heavy quality, coarse grain and is very popular because of its stylish appearance when made up, width 36 in., $1.50 per yd. Our Men's Department is Stocked with This Season's Latest Styles See our new lines in Hats, Caps, Shirts and Shoes. This season's patterns in Made-To-Measure Clothing is in advance of any shown previously���See these CAMPBELL'S CUMBERLAND (/ THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O.. LL.D., D.C.L., President ALEXANDER LAIRD JOHN AIRD General Mnnnuer A-.Minln.it General Manager CAPITAL, $15,000,000 REST, $12,500,000 BANKING BY MAIL Accounts may be opened at every branch of Tlie Canadian Bank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same careful attention as is given to all other departments of (he Bank's business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in (his way as satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Hank. 64 W. T. WHITE, Manager, louri ......, lumox nntl Cumberland Branches Comox branch open on Tuesday, Prom io to ,^ Comox Co-Operative Society Butchers Dealers in Meats, Farm Produce, etc. Satisfaction Guar.anteed Courteiiay Union Street Auction Sale at the Porters Rancfe m; tettrnzh ��9 /,T> aH v & ALLAN ���J & Q> AUCTIONEER; COURTENAY ANNOUNCEMENT We beg to announce that we have just received oue of the finest lines of Unpertaking and Embalming Supplies ever shown in Ii. C-, consisting of Caskets, Collins, (Burial Robes, Etc., Etc. We are graduates in Anatomy, Sanitary Science, and the Science ofJEmbalming, and are prepared to do' Embalming for Expert or Domestic Burial, iu the most scientific manner Respectfully submitted, The FumituFe & Undertaking Co. COURTENAY Our H New Spring Goods are and are Ready for , I pection In Our Gent's Furnishings Department will be found an exceptionally fine range of Men's Negligee Shirts with soft detachable to match, also Ponge Silk in White and Champagne We have also a very fine selection of Hats, in al! the latest styles and colors In our Shoe Department we have the very latest in footwear, made on American lasts, for Men, Women and Children W. G. McKEAN Phone 6 Courtenay Ladies Dresses for Spring and Summer We have just received a large consignment of ladies and misess cotton dresess in up-to-date styles and fabrics. These goods are manufactured by the best houses in England and Eastern Canada, and we are right up to the minute in style and cut BOY'S CLOTHING We have added to our already large stock a full line of Boys and Youths Suits, Boys Suits, Boys 2-piece Norfolk with bloomer knickers, Boys 3 piece Suits with bloomer knickers, Boys 2-piece Suits with bloomer knickers, Youths 3-piece Suits, all in very servicable Tweeds and the prices are right What About That Spring Suit? We're ready with the spnEg Ikes in mens suitings. There are nearly 500 new pat.te.rns to choose from, many of them exclusive in design, and cannot be obtained elsewhere. Come in and have a goctd look even if you don't buy. It's great to see all these different cloths to pick your suit from. We will not coax you to buy. Just come and have a lock in the meantime le agencies for The House of Hobberlin and The Campbell. Clothing Co. lornson Courtenay and Comox * 9 9 9 4 9 0 9 l 9 0 9 0 9 9 9 r 4 9 4 9 9 f 9 0 * 0 t r 9 r 9 t 9 ���* 9 te 9 4 9 4 9 4 9 * ( I ( ��� �� i 0 9 4 a) 0 ��-*�����<*. -*��5 *)���*;.B*����.'9^>.S'����l>'��)'*^'B^*'^.S*HV��-*��-�� ^B^<*Q^G^ti^ft'*&9-^ef,*��r&<sti'!i-**r<i:Q'^e'0t>^,9^>*S GRANTHAM Negotiations have for some time been carried on between the residents of Grantham and the B. c. Telephone co., with a view io having the rural telehone extended to Grantham. We hope that the company will be as moderate as possible in their charges, as it means uot only a great convenience to the people but also a much needed addition to their whole system and a consequent benefit to all patrons of the telephone no doubt would add materially to the business of the company. Mr. R, M. McDonald opened a Sabbath school in the school house at Grantham, on Sunday. The children of the district very gladly availing themselves of .this opportunity of attending Sunday school. Mr, Alex Lediugham has rented his fine farm to Mr. Lecerf. The lease includes stock, implements, etc. we are pleased to see that the stones have been taken on the road that crosses the Machin farm. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Salmond returned home Friday evening from a most enjoyable honeymoon trip to Victoria and the Sound cities, and intend to make their home in the house that Sandy has had built for his bride on the farm. Plenty of room for two houses on one hundred aud sixty acres of land. CUDMORE & BREAKER T U A CTAM Contractors tor Land Clearing and IJ ��� ���*-'��� -r*.0 1 V^IN Logging, Etc Orders may be left at Benduell & Cabin's office Courtenay - - B. C. Basement Willard Block Loggers Boots and Slices Made Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done go with the bunch to f W Shannon Fetter s root Room painter ana decorator - CANDIES, CIGARS and SOFT DRINKS J. POTTER, Proprietor Estimates Furnished Free of Charge Shannon Block, Courtenay rioving Pictures Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday SWAN'S POOL ROOM By a new up-to-date electric plant COURTENAY OPERA HOUSE An Entire Change of Programme (Xhe Best in ToWH Twice weekly | H, F. WHITTLE, Proprietor I E. SWAN, Prop. I> A AAAA A AA.tiAA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AA A A A A A A��". A A A A A A A A A A *V MARRB3D At Cumberland, on Friday evening, April 4th, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and .Mrs, T. Banks, Mr. Hugh McKenzie to Miss liinlie Hanks. On Monday, March 25th, at the Wesley church, Vancouver, by the Rev. S. B, Stacey, Dalton, youngest son of Thomas Cudmore, of Sprucedale, Ont., to Annie, only daughter of the late Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Hampton, of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, Kngland. RESTMORE ROOMS AND GRILL The most Home-like Hotel North of Victoria BEST OF ATTENTION GIVEN TO GUESTS Rates Reasonable FABER & FABER, Props. Telephone 3-5 COURTENAY, B. C. * * ���s* * * * t * t * * + + ��� :.^.>.:..:..:..:.:-.*...:.^.>.>^*^^+.:..:.^*^+4+++<">**+++-!-^i!.*+++4.t+<.++<.4<.'|'. THE COURTENAY REVIEW, COURTENAY, B. C. GERMAN PRAISES LLOYD-GEORGE | Believes Incuranc! Will be Beneficial J to England, as it Has Been to Gei many Berlin, Qeimany, Doctor Kaufman, i .ii'esnii it. 1,1 iii" imperial insurance il - pai'Iliifiil, lias Jugl given ua views: regarding the bettermenl ot national 1 unit social conditions in Kughiud, | which inaj be expected from tlie new j luaurnnco laws, width recently came linn lui'i'i'. 'i lie pri sldeui was caro* ml in explain ilia: he only spoke from ' his knowledge ol Ueriuan oondltlims, inn thai he expected analogous results in England, 'I lie e will ho, thinks Doctor Kaul man, an enormous reduction in poor law expenditure, In consequence of Ihe Insurance Ibwb, Thrill will be supported nml nourished, ami in millions nf oasis ei'ea iii. ii is a mistake to suppose thai Insurance will kill n de sir? in better one b conditions, In Germany Insurance has Implanted ] (Milium to race Ilie future li will also be ho lu Filmland. Secondly, Insurance will resull In the treeing of the people from Ihelr i greatest tear. In consequence, there i will be Increased national happiness and higher standards of life ami living, in Germany tor example, the consumption per head of population of rye, I wheal and meat, notwithstanding the high prices, has largely Increased, ihe deposits with savings banks, have enormously risen, and poctor Kaufman believes that these Indications of nniliiiial prosperity are mainly attributable to ih" national Insurance laws. Economic development, of course, plays Its pari, but this development Is furthered by the security which Insurance in nil Irs branches gives to Ihe workers. Reasoning by analogy, similar results may be expected In Kngland. Thirdly, an Improvement In the conditions of life nf the worker means Improvement In tho quality of work done hy him, This may be regarded as an Industrial axiom. Fourthly, the new English law will affect, the lower strata of people, just as it has done In Germany. This strata hitherto were helpless, hul sick insurance and old-age pensions remove their most crying needs. Compulsion for these classes was absolutely necessary. In a few years will be witnessed a now life, new hopes and new ideals In these classes. Finally, there Is the improvement In national hyirlene to he expected, especially in all that affects tuberculosis and oilier national diseases. The hygiene Initiative of the Insurance laws will be felt, from the highest lo the lowest classes In the state, but especially tn the homes of ibe poor. In Germany tha worker's life has been prolonged: li will be so In England. Great sanatorlas will rise In all par's of (hp country climatically suitable, nnd the English may look forward to the complete stamping out of certain diseases which have hitherto ravaged the nation. In conclusion, this high Go-man official said the net al first would niob ably not run smoothly, but w'th patience it will become nn essential and Indispensable port of the social life of the English people. DOGS CALL FOR LICENSES Bring Money to Office and Get Papers in Return London, Eni:liiml.-*-1'wo Kent dog have obtained their own licenses. A dealer's dog with the written message: Please Rive Sambo bis license, and $1.76, walked Into tho Canterbury postotliee. The clerk took the money and made oul the license and gave it to Ihe dog, which walked out lo ils master waiting outside. At Rochester, Bob, a cross between an Irish retriever and a terrier, made his fiiurih annual vis'.; to the post- office with $1.75 in his mouth ami a message from his owner, 0. G. Ham- ar. with a requesl for a ibis's license. Wagging his tail, Hob waited for his license and promptly returned home. The s��?lf-imposod task of breaking the world's pluno-playlng record Ims just been completed at Lltbgow, N.S. \V,, by Wfll or I'. Ureal. lie was at the Instrument for ,"'��� ���, hours, hen Ing the r cord, 11 Is stuti d. I y thirteen minutes. The performer finished comparatively fresh, though his face was drawn and hi hands were somewhat SWOlll II. The ion-, s* - ralglil piece of rail way-line In the world Is from Nyn- gaii to Bourke, In X w South Wales. This railway runs 136 miles on a level In a perfectly straight Hue. William tlton, an Inmate of the Hospital for Incurables al Hi Idelberg, Australia, after being paralyzed, blind, deaf and dumb ror twenty-five years, has suddenly recovered his faculties. 13 probably due to uric acid in the system���the blood must be purified��� the poisonous acid driven out and general health must be improved. Thousands testify that Scott's Envdsion rids the system of poisonous acid by enriching the impoverished blood, and its concentrated nourishment is converted into red blood corpuscles which drive out rheumatism. It is especially valuab'e to aged people. Ask for and insist on SCOTT'S. i S,,,ll Si Ikraai-, Toronto, Ontario 12-SO SPANISH REPUBLICANS CHEER ALFONSO NOW Bau iilood is the direct and Inevitable result ol Irregular or constipated bowels and dogged-up kidneys and skin. The Undigested feed and other waste mat* ter which 15 allowed to accumulate poisons the blood and the whole system. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pilli act directly on the bowels, regulating tliem���un the kidneys, giving them ease and strength to properly filter tbe blood���and nn the skin, opening up the fores For pure blood ami jjood health 1,1 kc Dr. Morse's " ���--"-n Root ^Ms King's Recent Reception of Their Leader Makes Him Exceedingly Popular Madrid, Spain.���Tho visit of Senor Azcarate, the Republican leader, to the paluce and the Intention attributed to the king of summoning other principals personages of all parties, notably of the Republican and Socialist parties has created a sensation. Both Republicans and Liberals welcome this action of the king, which on ths other hand stems to produce among the Conservatives and Reactionaries a diametrically opposite effect . In the course of his interview with Senor Aszarato, the king showed himself to be strongly in favor of the creation of old-age pensions, also ot strict political sincerity, and most ample religious tolerance, and the de velopiuenl and liberalization of education. His majesty asked the Republican leader if lie regarded it as desirable to hold a conference, in the event of a ministerial crisis, of the leaders of the antldynasttc parties. Senor Azcarate, surprised at the question, reflected for a few minutes, then answered-: Yes. and he believes that the kins will take this step, if necessary. Senor A'/caratc is convinced that If the Liberals wish to do liberal work on a great scale, they will encounter no obstacle. The king also made declarations on religious toleration and political sincerity. Expressing his appreciation of the army, his majesty said: If I were not king, I should be a captain in Ihe aimy. The action of King Alfonso in inviting l!n> Hi publican leaders to the palace to talk politics with them has caused a great stir throughout the country. Republicans nre cheering for '.'10 king. Four d'ivs aso Senor Melon! ades Alvarez, speak'ng at. a meeting of Republican reformers, asked his audience to support his majesty and that sentiment his been reiterated throughout Ihe 1'ml since the king received the Republican leaders 0:1 January 14, when his mal sty expressed himself In favor of old-age pensions, religious tolerance, and liberal education measures A wave of Republican enthusiasm for tbe monarchy has j spread over the country. It is impossible in say whal will be ih" ultimate effect 0( this paradox! ' cnl situation. T'i"|l;i"g has ions I been known 10 hold gen'rous, ad- 1 vanned 'dews i"i I''" n"est'on of government, but his fr'endlv ancounters I yvl'h Hi" Renubllcnns have snvad con- I sn rnnt'.cn among the Com orvntlves. A pi 'Hi 'man who hnd i'""ii in I'll'- < ".:> neiv ih",- days, bul whn ha 1 hi ��� n , a> ins ntton Ion to a pi'om'nent nil I eago belle, wanted to propose, but was al'i'a'i he would be thought loo h-aB'y. if' it llcately broached Ohe I sublrct as fell iws: If 1 were to sneak lo you ef mnrrbge after hiving only mule your acoualnt- 1 anee three days ago, what would you say to il? Well, I should say never put off till tomorrow that which you should have doue Ihe day lu fore yesterday. nipsomaniacs In Sweden wh.-n put under restrain''., are fed almost entirely on bread steeped In win-. In less than a fortnight they lea he the very ; look and smell ef liquor, and when liberated generally become total ab- ' st.liners. In Russia a similar treat- I men: Is followed with good results. Aunt Mary���Good gracious, Harold! W'hat would your moth r say if she saw you smoking those cigarettes? i Harold (calmly)--She'd have a fit; 1 they're hers. Cousins to Solomon Tlie story Is told of a well-known traveller who on one journoy was much annoyed by u pedantic bore, who forced himself upon blm and made a great parade of his learning. The traveller bore It ns long as he could, and at length looking at him, gravely said: My friend, you and 1 know all thai is t�� be known, HOW Is that? said III" man pleased with w lm I lie thought a eiiiupllnieulai'y association, Why, said the traveller, you know everything exoepl lhai you are n fool, ami I know thai. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 1* DAYS Your druggist will refund money ,t 1'AZO OINTMENT falls to cms ai/ esse cf Itching, Blind, Hleedlug o: Protruding i/net. In 0 to 14 days. 6��c lie Is never ulilu lo bold a job long Why? He is such a good liar. Poor Old Spook Hi* look a company on Ihe rond; Kill as the senls refused to sell. The ghost wns very old and lams And couldn't walk so very well. Oeafner* Cannot bu Cured liy local educations', u tln-jr eennol trftcli tin. aiHeuit-U portion nf Hi* cat. There 11 only one wuy to euro deafness, ���nu tbat is e com iiuitiniiiii remedies, Deafness at caused l>v un Inibimwl con- illllen of the lrueou.i llnlliK o( the Km*- ini'blan lube Whin (bis tube Is In. iliien'i! you hAvfi 11 iiiiiibllnK Htnin.l or linpftfeet h**-*, inje. end when It Is entirely eh Bed, Op-UneM la the result, end un- lemt I he Inlln iimaliun run be liikrn out ni.d tbls tube reMtorrd lo Its normal condition, hearing will be dostroyoil fur ever, com'tllim uf *��ii- mueotin stM-fsces. We will nl e One Hundred nulla��� for any enae of Deafness (caused by eatarrhi that cannot he cured hv Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send lor elreulara, free. F. . . CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O Bold by DiueKlala, 7(0. lake HSU'S Family I'I Ul for conatlpa Hot., The man who hasn't the price of an automobile says he doesn't care for anything but an aeroplane, but his wife won't let him hnve It. OLD PROSPECTOR TELISJIS STORY HIS REAL TROUBLES STARTED WHEN RHEUMATISM GOT HIM Plasters, ointments and sulphur were alike useless, but Dodd's Kidney Pills Made a new man of him. Princeton, B.C.���(Special). ��� All over Canada people are telling of the great work Dodd's Kidney Pills are doing, and even In the rocky mountain fastnesses where nature hides her mines men are telling of cures made and suffering relieved by the great, lanadian Kidney remedy. Wm. Murray, sixty-six years old, wu. ha.-: tramped the frontier as lumber jack, rancher, pros'pector, miner, hunter and trapper, and who has friends, all over the west, is one of these. Many a lale of hardship and danger he can tell, but his first real trouble came when Rheumatism claimed him. "I slipped on the mountain side and strained my kidneys and then m> troubles all seemed to set. In at once. I had nearly all the symptoms of Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Diabetes, Dropsy and Brlght's Disease," Mr. .Murray slates. "Then I broke out in a terrible rash that spread all over my body and kepi me in tortures. I tried all sorts of liniments and ointments and took sulphur enough to start a little, hades of my own. But it was all no use. Then I tried Dodd's Kidney Pills, and all I can say is they made a new man of me." At the County Court Counsel���1 wish my client was neve instead of as I expect lying In bed. His Honor���Perhaps he, is nett r I. ��� ing in bed than lying here. An Always Ready Pill.���To those of regular habit medicine Is of little concern, but the great majority of men are not of regular habit. The wo ry and cares of business prevent it, and out of tho Irregularity of life comes dyBpeps'.a, indigestion, liver and kidney troubles as a protest. The rundown system d mauds a corrective and there Is none better than Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. They are simple In their composition and can be taken by the most delicately constituted. Every Time After all, what is money worth? Worth? Yes. What does it amount to? A hundred cents on I lie dollar. "TO submit lo a headache Is lo waste energy, lline and comlorl. To slop II at once simply take NA-DRU-CO Headache Wafers Your DruEpbit will oonllrm our statement that they do nol contain anything that can harm bear! or nervous system. 2'. 0, a box. NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA. LIMITED. 124 WP^WO^^WSaD KITCHEN GARDEN There are no vegetables just like yonr own growing. Provide for n good labia, riit vegetables, nnd throw away medicine. W* not only supply you with tha finest Tested Seeds for Ibis Country, but we also show you HOW TO GROW THE BEST VEGETABLES" Told in our booklets, 1S3 pages (copyrighted). The first of Ihe kind printed in Canada. They contain the best Western experience ef expert Market Gardeners. Sound, practical and sensible��� just what you want to know in preparing tha scad bed, mauuriug, marling tha sard, transplanting, forcing, ripening, storing, destroying insects, ale. Ihe prica is 10 cent* p.-r booklet ($1.00 for tha full aet of 11, including vegetable and special field crops), but I'KEE to purckaatrs of our seerio. See our catalogue, page 2. WRITE TO-DAY TOR OUR TREE CATALOGUE. ��).)IF.>ilNJ Uiit (i $f STEEIi^BRKffiaf SEED GO. W��fr ,<���-������" rWlNNIPEtii^tfANADA Tfffl HOUSE. She���Pardon me, sir, for walking on your feet. He���Oh, don't mention it, 1 walk on them myself you know. Mlnard'* Liniment cures Dlstemojr It makes a lot of difference In a boy's patience whose sister he Is waiting for. Asthma Cannot Last when the .creates!, of all asthma specifics is used. Dr. J. I). Kellogg's Asthma Remedy assuredly deserves ihls exalted title. It has countless cures to its credit which oiher preparations had failed to benefit. It brings help to even the most severe cases and brings the patient to a condition of blessed relief. Surely suffering fiom asthma is needless when a remedy like this is so easily secured. EDUCATION PAYS I Look about you and see how trained 1 brains win better salaries than train ed muscles. We train yuan," men | and women to use their brains in business. They succeed. Why not iyou? We invite you to write for a ' copy of our curriculum if you want a good training for a business ofliee or ! wish to become a competent telegraph [operator. Write W. H. Shaw, President, Shaw's Schools, Toronto, Can- , ada. An Old Hand Mrs. X.���It Isn't right to charge Willie With taking lhat money out of vour pocket. Why don t you accuse me? Mr. X.���Because it wasn't all taken Mlnard's Liniment Cures Garget n Cowc Wife���How does my new spring hat look, Tom? Hub.���TJm! It looks to me like two weeks' salary. A MOTHER SARA'S1 OF BABY'S OIN It's cheaper to raise colis than to buy liorscs. Hut It'owr.'/.'lfyou / ���;���.* 3 thocolta. Koop abottloof r.ciulcdl'a Spavin Cure handy, 1', r t'.lrty-f.vo years has proved it tho ."��� to, reihbla tjj remedy forrxwia, cpli:il|Ciirl>, rb.p*- bone, bony r*ro\vtliQ uud lauofiCM fruru other causes. Kj" (,- li V.Ve, . V" '���* >��� ':"'-��� ������' J V^--"i.^!i,i.*'/5'.uliw' &*&*> f J<^��. ������ i. Port William Ont. jSr --V..'.V;} te. mm, un. M ftxr>m.<*% ���' "-* \ ���nvln""irlTl."'.''r 9&tt��}\ ''���'..' -."/it-A'. k' V m .. M ���A.AAJ W. N. U. 933 She���Which do you think is ibe best i time-for ber to be engaged? j He���1 shouid say jua before she Is i married. Chapped Hands Won't Bother Vou if instead of soap you use SNA!', the original hand cleaner. SNAP contains uo lye or acids, but glycerine and neutral oils which keep the skin stnoo.U and iu splendid condition. Try SNAP for a week and notice the difference. 47 Mrs. Pierre Lambert, Pnciuettevllle, Que., says: "I read in the papers of what Baby's Own Tablets were doing for other children so decided to try 'hem for my baby who was suffl rii..-' from constipation and stomach (rouble, They worked like a charm and now I always keep iliem in the house an 1 r ������ commend tbem to all my friends." Baby's Own Tabids cure constipation and indigestion: they expel worm.., break up colds and allay simple fever and malts teething easy. They are sold by medicine dealers or by ma'l at 2ci cents a box from Tbe Dr. \' il- liams' Medicine Co., Breekville, Out. Her Ideal The Inventor���That machine can do the work of ten men. Visitor���C.ee whlzl .My wife ought to have married It! Retribution She���You are very depressed. I didn't, know you cared so much for your uncle. lie���1 didn't; but I was the means of keeping him In an insane asylum the last year of bis life and now thit he has left tne all his money, I've got to prove that he was of sound mind wm." V "-;.:.<��� . :,';";./: n��i.m.-."'"ie. V, ������!.; V . M. " 1 ...:��� :. .1 !������ 1 ����� V.' ;. ���.,".���,-,' .'/ Dr. B. J. Kundsll Company Cheer UpI You won't be bothered by the blues if you keep your liver active, your bowels regular, ami youi stomach in good tone by time!/ use of the time-tested, beneficent, and always effective family remedy Sold etrerywherc, What is you name, little girl? Mary. And what Is your last name? I don't know. You see, mamma i hasn't got back from Reno yet. 90^ OF ALL FINE woi'n In 1I10 United finales nn' ��� rv.ttw id in N"v. Vm-k. tl.tf world's best market. S��ni3 f. r M. F. Pfaelzer & Co., 6 E. 12th St. labthk 70). V THE COURTENAY REVIEW, COURTENAY, B. C. The Hnll,Mark 1 am very fond ot aiiiomoblllng. 1 didn't know your father kept a r. ��� He doesn't, bill I never consent to io engaged to a inaii who hasn't a Hard lo Explain IF Winter weather roughens and reddens I Mr, Wedgwood llenn, 11.1*., lells Ibis your skin, oauslng chaps, chilblains , amusing ineideiii of bis life 111 I'arlln- gnd general discomfort, try iiucnl. Once when his Party wore r-v m��. �� t s-* ^v 1 partloului-ly anxious to have a large Il It: I I III attonullnce ��f Members at the House, i .���"i-ZfiWa/ m\sVJ afw Bitting all night, li was decided fine motor W**. i tl I p '"' S!':ul telegrams io those who were ITCn riascl Uream | not In attendance, stutlug: Awaiting No man or woman Bhould hobble *Th�� oreamy Ingredients sooth snd soften i V"J! ','���' "l" "'""''��� painfully about because of corns, when Ihe outer skill, while the Witch Hazel | �� imnittiuil. 1.%-. the telegrams were I so em-lain u relief Is at baud as Uoi- penelraios snd heals lha.dseper tissues, "'eutenialiy seal to several members | loway's Corn Cure. Pellghtful after shaving or washing. ; 'v,,u w,,|v I"'1'**-"', with the resull that 25o. a bottlo.st your druggist's. Kin-0, 'i1,1",1'"'''* '""", :"ul rx- 1 *"��� plaining in tholr wives what a terr- NATIONAL ORUO AND CHEMICAL CO. | lily busy nlghi they had had at file OF CANADA, LII.IIIEO. 185 .i',,,,,, |,uUble endued =���=: S9RE FRO1 ELBOWS TO ^ b 1 <y? I wU Hew WOllld von lilto In ben. ' SelHl'lf Affonn d make mo. h.ONBV in MHk ���"'"' Sl"uo " "'? E I . '���'' W'ehavelbev'.oiuls I "''- ��� S ml Pohi Card to-day tei |V'lilieiil.iis,.'iii,l"t.el Into llllsini'..'.." M, 0, n. 11. r. 0, Box 11*56, Mont, teal, Can, FREE 10 ALL SUFFERERS K >ui Hcl nil u( wp; i**-. ��� i un uown ur "uot ihe oIuob." Buffer from kidney, bladder, uorvaua ulseaHeH, chronic weak- (iOBfecB, ulcers, ukln ufupLlonu, piles, -ivo wjiie for my FUBJE hook. It ts ;hf most histruuilve medical book ever writ un. It tells nil atmut these dlseaa.����� hiul the rernai'kablb curpa effected *>y iIiq new French Remedy "THERAPion- No. I. ;.o. !!, No. :'. nnd you run decide {or yourself if it is the remedy for your Ailment. Dm't Bend h cent, It's ab- f-o'utely FKKE, N'.-i "follow-up" drcu- Ur*. Ur. Li-Olerc M��-d, Co, flavor- i*n-~!c I'd.. ff,��t.'".s�� i\(]i T.nndon, Knur. TH�� JOHN INGLb CO., Limited Engineers and Boilermaker! Boilers -il all ki-dB��� Engine*, Pumps anil Heavy Plate Worlt Write us, for Prices 14 S'-racnan Ave., Toronto, Canada CANCER , SAM.BUK WORKED A MIRACLE of. HEALING | Reverend Gentleman Fully Corrobo rates .Miss Kale I., Dolllver, of Calodonlu, tJuoBii'H Co., \ s., saya: "I rmitl add ill) tom Ill) In lue Vttllia Of /am Uuk, i li ora ami bui'os broke oul on i ii) ein and al niiie.n I ii'ie,I in hea I th in by iisIiih lai'imi.; preparation*. a,,;]! ii;.', .������, nn ii in ill mo any goud i he Boroa Kpie id un il Irani fingers to elbow was mil' mass of ulceration, "I had 111 e I'iiiei' a ,1 n tui's, ami faltlifully carried oul tliclr laslriw Jona. I drank plal nfti r p al ol blood incdlclneB, .vied aitlve after Balvi and Inii.,n at,.'.' lotion; but I: ivaa ol no avail. ".My iilher llu n took me tihl'l't) mtli s to 6aa a well-known doctor, 'ie photographed the arm ami hand. T - photoi lap,I was seal In a Now Yen Hospital it) the specialist; bin the) um'.i word iii y e. ultl da na'ii a, further tor ilia, and l was in tl spall*. "One day a Iii; nd a.ked me If I had tried Zam-Btilc. I said I had not, but I gui a box rl.-lil away. Th 'I first box did mo rfi.uv good than all the medic ti' 1 had tried up to that time, sn I etnf iutie.l Ihe t eniine ll. Every box healed the sores mure and more until, to make a long story short, Zam-Buk honied nil the sores completely. Everybody lu this pine, knows nf my case, and iihat it is Zam- Buk alone which cured me." Minister corroborates.'��� Tlie Rev. W, 11. M. Parker of Caledonia Miss Dolllver's minister, wiilea: "This is to certify thai Ihe listiiniiiii.il of Miss Dolllver is correct aa far as my knowledge goes. I have known her fur a year and a half and her cure effected by Zam-Buk is remarkable." Wherever there Is ulceration, blood poison, sores, cold-crack-8, abscesses. cuts, burns, bruises, or any skin injury or disease, fchera Zam-Buk should be applied. It is also a sure cure for piles. All druggists and stores sell al 50c. per box, or post free from /am Buk Co., Toronto, for price. Refuse clump and harmful Imitations and substitutes. Didn't Want the Squeak I don't llkn those shoes you sold me, said ihe buly customer, Whin's the mailer wiih em',' asked the shoe dealer, Why, they Sl|lleali. ls lha,: all? Is Hmi air; Weil, Isn'l ihai enough? II' I'll wauled siiiiii.liiiij; thai would si|iienk I'd lime spenl ft little mure money ami brought a phonograph, FOR PINK EYE DISTKMPF.R IAIAKKIIAI FEVER AM) Al I. NOSK. and nmo.u DISEASES ii. s in,' ulei; and aeis as a preventative for nib, is. l.Utuid ���ii nn the tnncuo, Snfe lor brood niares nml all otheri, i i.i,:n,.> remedy, Bu'd by all Uiuvmis nnd barnesi hnuHva. Distributor.: Ai I. Win h.ks.m.i: |,ltl U018TB. SPOHN MEDICAL CO . Chemlstc, Goshen, Ind., Vl.S.A. fair. The Way It Goes Only the brave dasorvo tilt Is that su'' It Ls. Thai may be, bill notice thai ii Is only ihe rloh who can afford 'iho fair, I'Vlrilll', I-' ipt, 30, 1008. Mlnard's Unlini ul Co., i Imltod, li ar Sirs, We wli li to Inform you thai Wi* eeiidd i' yonr MINARD'S I.IN I.MKNT n very superior iii Hole, an I Mln.ird'a Liniment Cures Diphthorla WO use II al a sure relief far sn:'' . throat ami ollOlt, Wll n I I'll yon Might Investigate I would iml be wllilinui ll If ths price Where die's tills ear run lu'.' j vv;':1 "���"' l1""'"' " l"";l''' ' ""''" " I um a new conductor on ihls line I Yours truly, Stilt! by dealers everywhere THE IMPERIAL OIL CO., Limited hi I I am mil oi riain myself I low can | find mil.' Vim might slay oil the ear uud st CHAS, !���' TILTON, Idea Wagnor lobl how ho gol th ��. . ., , ln|' hiB Btyle, Mothers Value This Oil. \ ,,.|'s| | ������-:,r.\ a peace conference in SOI '.tho know how suddenly croup tnuyiolon be said i'1/.e 111 11- eh|l,li"n n"l ', '. ' ' "_ sary prompl aotrajj Is In applying re-' T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY i.el', aiway.s keep i.tMi.i d ,. .,,,,,) ..!��.. Dr Thomas' ElectrlcTOH, beoause ex- poilence has taught tljem thai there Is an beier pi'epi'.i'allaii In be had for 'Take LAXATIVE BHOMO Qtilnno 'lai'li'is. Dnigi'isis refund mo in-*. M i; falls to euro. K. W. QKOVE'S slgni. he treatmenl of this ailment. And iliey arc wise, for lis various uses render it a valuable medicine. lure is ou each box. 26c. Poor Old Spook Ile took u company on the road; Bul as Mi:' seals refused to sell, The gftoat was very old ami lam? And couldn't walk so very well. When a man wears a new hat down the street, if a, third of the men li** meets are not wearing one like It he feels like a jay, bul If a woman seta another hal like hers she goes home, throws her hat In the comer and vows she will never wear the old thing again. I If your Clothier dues not sell lllIS SOVEREIGN llDjLOM see the other fellow Never put off until tomorrow the joy rid" you may lake today ��� Book Tree. A a.mn'i Home I,,-aliti.nl removed lumu From this lady's breast Old sores, ulcers and . . . .,. <row,l'�� cured. Describe ���nr trouble; we will send book niA testimonials. 'HS CANADA CANCER INSTITU re, LlMiTU IO CHURCHILL AVE.. TORONTO RfST AND HEAi.TK TCIY1GTKFR AND CHUB. Mrs. Winslow's BooTHtNO Syrup lias been lied for over SIXTY YEAUSby Millions o( KOTHBKS for their CHIMJRUN vvmi.K fKKTHlNO, with PSKPBCT SUCCESS. It lOO'i'hliS the CHILD, SOl-'TKNS Uie HUMS. U.I.AYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and >i the best remedy for DIARRHCEA. It is al>- toltitely harmless, Br sure anil aslc for "Mrs, tvinslow's Soothing Svrun," and Lake ao othel tiud. Twenty-five ccuts a bottle. Her Own Mistress���Cook tells me, .Vary, lint you wish to go oul with a friend tonight. Is it urgent.; Mary���Oh, no, ma'am, 'tisn't 'er gent���it's my gent. �� IS YOffR CHANCE TO BRIGHTEN YOUR TAfiNISUED V ./ HONOR .-REPEAL THE PANAMA CANAL ACT AND V$Z- STOVt POLISH, Sound Common Sense Advice MALE HELP WANTED H7oui,l> you like to leahn thu " Hock broking buslnen? I want a llu nubltlous repreii.ntutive In every cltj* ind town tn hanulx stocks, bonda ana mortgages) applicant must furnish refar- rnces and have from Sinn tn J5un periea- ��� I capital. Wilts or call M, H. Edgv k Co.. S< Vletorlti Street. Toronto. AGENTS WANTED Wanted���Agents for Hail anr. Windstorm Insurance. Apply The Canada Weather Insurance Company, I Dominion License), Winnipeg, Man. HER HEARING RESTORED Astonishing Deliverance of Woman Thought to be Hopelessly Deaf NEW YORK (Special I)espat(h). ���Fully convinced that, her hearing has been permanently restored after years of torture vviih head noises and almost total deafness, Mrs. B. C/.*= Barry of 555 W. 170bh St., N.Y, Clt;.,! has now been persuaded to tell the sitory of her wonderful deliverance, i After having spent hundreds of dnl- lars on mechanical devices, medicines and doctors' fees, she decided '.liar this latest, discovery, however simple and inexpensive, should be ihe la^t she would try before resigning herself to ihe hopelessness of permanent an;l to-! al deafness. Those Interested in Mrs. Barry's case and the hope it holds out for them, may write to her In confidence for full details, which she offers to send gratuitously. No mixing���no dirty work���no mess when you use tlie handy paste in the big can. 10c.-STOVE POLISH-lOc. It makes work easy ��� a few light rubs bring a brilliant, lasting shine. Not affected by heat. 46 IGiandpaSa^TliArc&od/orLittle Boys!? \y ANTED���LADIES TO DO PLAIN and light sewing at home; whole or spare lime; good pay; work sent any distance; charges paid; send stamp for full particulars. National Manufacturing Company, Montreal. He. a box or tlx boxea tgr $2.50, It ill daalanj, or Tha Ooddi Madl- oin* Company, Limited, Toronto, Canada. Old Mr. Ootrox���Nn, sir. you cannot marry my daughter. The Idea! Why. you're not the sort of young man 1 lake lo.. Young Mr. Tena week���Hut you'll like me better afler I've lived with you it while. The cheapness of Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator puts It within touch of all, and It can be gol at any druggist's. There is no place like home, which appears to be the reason why some m?n spend most of their time elsewhere. Mlnard's Liniment Cures Colda, E*i Matching Things Is this a half price restaurant? No. Where can I Hnd one? I don't know. Why'are you looking 1 for one? Because I have onlv half an appetite. GOOD" is right. Pure chocolate, pure milk and pure sugar���that's what Maple Buds are. They're not only good to the taste ��� they're nourishing and wholesome. The children may eat all they want. Maple Buds satisfy their craving for sweets and at the same time build up their little bodies. Buy Maple Buds at your grocery. Teach the children to soend their pennies for these wholesome sweets. COWANS ME BUDS Name and design reg-itered. Look for the Name. They're not Maple Buds unless they're Cowan's 203 THE COWAN CO. Limited Toronto. Oat. W. N. U. 938 THE GRAIN GROW GUI CO., LTD.�� Crerar, B. WINNIPEG ���J�� CALGARY exscutivi J. Frum. John Kennedy, William Moffat. DIRECTORATE tona���T. A. Crerar John Kennedy, Wm. Moffat. R. McKenii*. Haakatehtwan���Oaa. :ley, J. A. Muluirg, F. W. Green, J. Mortiion. Albarta���H. J. Fream. It you conalgn your (tain to ua It will be locked after In the beat poaalble manner. OUR AIM To het'air iS*> condition of the farmer and cut out the apread between tbe producer ana the. coneutner. s Everybody's Doing It! Doing What? Buying Building Materials from the Modern Supply House This District is growing In importance everyday and we are keeping pace with that growth. Don't let yonr neighbor 'slip one over on yon" by sitting idly by and watching him brighten np his house and surroundings, (ret in touch witli ns. Ask our advice about yonr spring building operations; we know we can he of servic to yon. Having faith in the District means having faith in and the confidence of its people. We have helped yon in the short time we have been here, and our growing business testifies to the fact that WE ARE PRODUCING THE GOODS Kiln Dried Lumber, Lath, Building Paper, WE CARRY IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES: Cement, Builders' Hardware, Mouldings, Sash and Doors, Lime, Plumbing Supplies Plaster, Paints and Oils, Roofing, Etc. THE BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO., Limited Phone 66 COURTENAY, B. C. P.O. Box 230 "Not better than the best but better than the rest" u ���������so������0*ae ttg&aoe&easooescc'tooceaaseQeiEsa^da**-. IS the Jeweler ��� 9 9 9 9 9 9 ����� ��� '9 9 Is now locoted where he Rets the most business You .-ill know where? COURTENAY The future business center of the Comox District t>ca��*>����a��fflB0'',��*��'i3a��ts:'��'S'J0 i����G����o����e6��Geei*eis<��<����c-.9ie. 999 9 9 9 9 9 til Ui O e w ��� 9 m tt o 9 m a 9 ��� ��� m 9 9 A a BICYCLE The renowned Massey, Brantford and Standard Cycles kept in Stock Your Inspection Invited Courtenay House Furnishing Store SOIvB AGENTS Board of Trade By ;i Member Tlit monthly meeting <if the Board of Trade was held on April 3rd. The meeting was called for IS p.m. At 3.33 the chairman called the meeting to order. An hour was pleasantly spent in conscientiously disposing 'if the preliminaries. At 4.30 business commenced. Two members nf the Agricultural Society were present, Mr, Halliday sr. and Mr. Carter, asking the Boord of Trade tn give their ideas in regard to matters to be brought up before the Agricultural cotnmifsion on the 17th and 18th. The Board of Trade being lulled into pleasant drowsiness by the preceeding quiet hour, had no ideas to bring up. So a committee of three was appointed In do the thinking on a more wakeful day, and another committee of five to entertain tin- said commission. After this exertion the board of trade went tn sleep,but woke up at 5,15 and went home. The real live topics were left severely alone. Incorporation was not mentioned The water question was not touched, though Mr. Morrison was oozing legal information and just itching for someone tn tread mi the tail nl liif coat. But th was nothing doing. While the I). of S sleeps the water works company keeps busy. Mr. Allan and Air, Morrison have each paid a visit In Victoria. We can't help wondering if it lias occurred to these promoters to use their influence as prominent members of the Conservative Association executive tu ere further their projects. We hear the company thinks they have got the water for a cert, for all time���pretty muddy stuff it is now. The company are also rejoicing because they are going to cut off the sawmill stream this summer. This they say is going to dry up all the wells in Courtenay, and by the end of the summer the poor inhabitants will be going ou their bended knees to the company (or water. Yes, Sir! These philanthropists are going to dry up our wells and bring us to our knees. Ifnvvcan the two or three hundred denizens of Courtenay hope to grapple with these three or four Napoleons of finance. 9' per cent, of tae householders signed that petition, bat 1 guess the OS per cent, will have tn ilu some eating of humble pie before very long. As we expected the mask of philanthropy is being lifted now that the company thinks it has got a cert, Already they are feasting their covetous eyes on the promised land. Already they are feeling the joy ui possession. Ves ! Fair and fertile Courtenay is the promised land, hut the company's name is Moses, Dress Decisions from White House That the extreme simplicity which has so far marked President Wilson's social policy is In be carried out ill the regime ul Mrs. Wilson as first lady ul the laud, is shown by the dress patterns Chosen by Mis. Wilson and her three daughters for the May issue ol " Gootl Dressing," tne new fashion magazine issued by McPhee *\ Mi rrison. Mis. Wilson believes ill purchasing clothes that are nut extravagantly priced and practising just, what she preaches, she dues su without any sacrifice of style ur quality. Those who have seen the purchases fur her new role as Mistress uf the White house have been astonished at the simple elegance shown as well as the modesty of the prices paid. While her critics were saying "itenuli.1 nut bedoue" Mrs, Wilson has done it, and in May " (loud Dressing," which McPhee & Morrison will distribute free for the asking after April 5th, she and each of her daughters select dresses that prove the question. " The Springtime Dress that Trims itself" is another featured article ill May "Good Dressing" that will appeal to many women who are perplexed as to how they may get a dress that is stylish, and at the same time within their means. It is au article illustrated by ten designs that are explained in detail and is novol as well as interesting. Then Caruso, the world-famed Italian tenor, whose voice produces such a golden stream for his pocketbook that a small fortune is paid him lor an hour ur two's singing each evening, speaks to the women of Courtenay through May " Good Dressing." Caruso's contact with the best dressed women iu eaeli of the cities, buth in America and Abroad, in which he sings, makes his judgement particularly fitting, and his first choice is a model that may be made of any fabric that has little body or stiffness, such as voile, crepe, dimity, the dotted and embroidered Swisses, iansdowne, or any of the dainty silk anil cotton mixtures. Mis second choice is a beautiful modification of a draped tunic���a charming afternoon and church dress if made of a dark violet crepe de chill* with yoke of shadow net or less expensively of a Delft blue crepe or cotton voile. In May "Good Dressing," too, there is a. very interesting article describing ill detail just "What the New York Women are Wearing," anil Nancy Norton writes another letter to her girl friends hack honfe. Nancy Norton is a'youug miss attending boarding school iu New York, aud she writes entertaingly uf the many interesting things she sees there ami tells of the new materials and styles the stores are showing. "Good Dressing" is edited by the editors The ladies' Home Journal, and each niutilli besides its distinctive fashion features gives such helps as "How Can I Fix My Hat Over," "When You Buy a Corset," How Can 1 Have Pretty Hair," etc. Fach issue grows in interest, aud with the May number a new department���"Dressing the Children"��� is added. This new department will be edited by oue of the best known and closest students of children's clothes needs, and it will be of great interest tu mothers generally. -* McPhee & Morrison are al ile to issue "Good Dressing" through co-operation with three thousand other leading American stores. This beautiful magazine costs about four hundred thousand dollars a year tu produce, but,any reader uf The Review may get a copy by calling at Hie pattern department of McPhee & Morrison, Basketball The basketball game on Tuesday evening was without doubt the best exhibition that has ever been seen in courtenay. The Victoria boys brought along the best team possible to secure in order to find out whether there were any players in this districts. They surely found some, and while the score was 33-11 in favor of Victoria they had to work all the time. The combinations and shooting was a revelation to the large crowd of spectators. The dance was -well attended and a very enjoyable evening was spent by all. The teams lined up as follows: AUCTION SALE ALBERTA HORSES at 1 o'clock, Monday, April 14th, at the Recreation Park Stables, Vancouver I W. S. Pratt l\i Co. will sell by Public Auction, 60 head of sound burses, ages I to 7, direct from the fanners in Alberta, without reserve. All these horses will be sold with a warranty and veterinary's examination, The consignment consists uf delivery, drivers and extra good sad- i die burses. Also a number of city burses from different linns. W. N. TOMPKINS, Auctioneer Just Arrived, a Full line uf 1913 Model Kodaks and Brownie Cameras Prices from $2 to $20 Call and get a Catalogue, You will want One Soon We are the Only Store iu Comov Valley selling Kodaks and Kodak Films VICTORIA McDonald Brynjolfern White Brown McDonald Guards Center Forewards COURTENAY j I J. Anderton I P. Dargy j M. coe Rose well l,. Anderton A. H. PEACEY Courtenay Drug Store ���L- - ��� . ..'J. Feed and Livery Stable Heavy Teaming Promptly Attended to R. MacQUIIvLAN, Prop. Phone 7 Union St. Courtenay FOR PLUMBING Power &Hand Pumping Installation S. A. COTTON Gasoline Engines Repaired & Overhauled BOX 124, PHONE, :< M
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