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Toric Lenses Ground While You Wait WILSON THE JEWELER ;£ The Leading Newspaper ,_„-——-~Jn the ♦^a^^WogSctor" $3j»0 Per Year V^CT^ - VOL. 18 UKANBROOK. B.O, SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 9th 1912 City Council Meet 4I am glad to announce that the matter of the Electric Light Co. is satisfactorily arranged" Mayor A. C. Bowness. Ideal Park and Lake Proposed for Cranbrook A regular meeting ol the City Council was held In the council chain ber on Monday night. Thero were present, Mayor UonnesB, and Alder men Campbell, Atchison, Clapp aud Johnson. The minutcB ol tbe last regular and special meeting were read and adopted. A balance sheet was received from the Board of Trade, showing the disposal of the sum of '500 that was granted to them by the city last year. Of the total amount thero was $191.70 expended ln various ways and the balance 1308.30 was still ln the bank and will be used to pay for tbe pamphlets that are being printed. A communication waa received from P. B. Wilson, applying for the position of City Solicitor. After some discussion It was suggested that the same terms and salary bb existed between the city and Mr. G. H. Thompson, be offered to Mr. Wilson to date from February 1st 1912, Alderman Johnson and Campbell moved a resolution containing the suggestion made. A representative of the Financial Post was givm permission to address the council In reference to advertising the Olty'a yearly baltnce sheet in the paper ho represented. The proposition waa a good one nr.,1 met with the approval of the council, The advertising of tho years finance ln such a paper means ,.iat the financial position of the city would be placed liefore the eyes of the financial world, nnd In case of ihe city having debentures for sale, theso debentures could he published for the small amount, of $3.00 with tha possible chance ol nhtnlnin? the highest 'market price. This idea should re- o*iva t*"» highest coi.oitioratisf froni the council, and it wns referred to finance committee. The Financial Post repreBentative referred <o tbe money market as it nt present exists •nd said that although it did not refer exactly to the proposition made T»t at the same time it might t,e of Interest to know that the bond r-.ar- ket Is not in ss good a positinn as lt might be ft being more or less determined hy the market iu Kew York end London, Ene., the strike Influence in the old country and the trade depression in the eastern states being the chief cause of this. A communication was received and read from the Trades and Labor Counoll, asking that In the future all grants given by the city, should have thereto attached a recommendation that the moneys, so granted, tie spent in the city whenever and where- ever possible. The Chairman of the finance committee nresrnt.od their regular monthly renort, and recommended that the lollowlng accounts bo paid. Crane & Ordway G.56 Cranbrook Police Payroll ...1 447.50 City Olflclals Payroll 255.00 Fire Department Payroll ... 245.00 School Hoard Orders 1110.50 City Knglneer's Payroll 748.Gil II. H. Short 80.00 Ilonttle Murphy Co 0.40 Ofllce specialty Mfg. Co 19.55 Provlnc'nl (Jovcrnincnt 104.30 Cran' ron'i Hush A Hour 2.09 J. I). Mcllrldn 20.65 Crntral Ment Mnrket 4.90 Fln't MortnnMlo Oo M.70 Messrs. Ward ft Harris 31.35 W. II. Wifflon 18.75 Bmplrs Kls-trle Co 8."0 Hersld Publish1*)! Co 51.40 I'ros'iector Publishing Co ... 50.41 Oran' roik Klectrlc Light Co 8.95 A. Mnrtln B6.00 Olty Clerk Httn'rloB 43,54 CranVroox Klectrlc Light Oo 16*."* Crrn'Too'i Foundry 112.71 Cranbrook Cart, ft Trans. Co 48.00 Frank lie-a'l 20.35 H.Y. Parker, flnntlrlcs 08.33 Sewerage Pavroll 18".nl W. B. Worilrn 2.25 Adnma Hvden'fHc Ltd 193.17 He'sld Piibli»hlng Co 2.00 Beattlo Murrhv Co 76 Cranbrook Foundry 1 708.75 Pavls nros 1,10 J, n. Mcnrlde Ml McCreerv Bros ■n F. Part's ft Co M.IW W. B. Worden 'MB Total $4,918.27 A communication was received from Fire and Police committee rocom- mending that certain articles ho purchased for the benefit of the several departments and that a slight raise ba made In the salary of the Flr« Chief. Aldermen .Tohnnon nnd Clanp moved that tho committee be authorized to acl In accordance with the stti'gostli us mnde. A communication wns received and read, from R. O, Aikens ro electric Wiring snd the ro"inllnn"« of ramo with ths Natlnnnl Fire Underwriters Instructions In respect to examining and testing all the older buildings in the city. A suggestion was received from the Ftnunco committee tbat the City tler»s salary be raised $15.01). Alder men Campbell and Clapp moved that the City Clem t salary be raised ilti —Carried, A recommendation from City Engineer i-ai'ker, tbat Mr. J. C. Olcn- uay'B salaray be increased. Mr. Glen- tiay has been in tbe employ of tbe city for some two years and has betn only receiving $2.i5 per day for Ins services, and Mr. Parker certainly felt that the time had come when Mr. Glenday was worthy of the citya best consideration. On motion of Aldurnun Atchison and Campbell it was resolved that bis salary be increased to $3,50 per day beginning March 1st, I912.-Carried. The Health and Relief committee reported tbat they had seen the Sister Superior of the St. Eugene Hospital in regard to what special privileges tbo CitizenB of Cranbrook were to have ln the pest house accommodations; and that the Sister had replied, tbat the city would receive the same privileges as were given to the Provincial Government. The grant promised by the council of last year, amounting to $500, was on motion of Aldermen Campbell and Atchison ordered paid. The John Gait Engineering Co., in charge of sewerage construction reported that at the present time some 31 man-holes had heen completed. That as soon as the Frost was out of the ground work would be proceeded with, and the sewar completed as soon as possible. Mayor Bowness, reported tbat within a few days, that he would be in a position to announce that the differences between the city and the Electric Light Co., was satisfactorily Battled, Tbe request from the band that the yearly grant be made to them as previously done was referred over until after tho estimates for the year was brought down, this will probably be done before the next meeting of the council. It waB reported that under tbe able leadership of Mr. H. W. Ruesell the band ls improving, and will certainly he a credit to the city when they make their first appearance In public, Taking up the topic of a city park where they left off at the last meeting of the council the Aldermen were unanimous in tbe opinion tbat the marsh lands which lay to the south and west of the city could be appropriated nnd formed Into an Ideal park At present this land to all Intents and, purposes was absolutely no good but with the building of a dam of about 200 feet thla could be turned Into a splendid lake largo enough for the public to have row boats, and oven small motor boats. Around the sides could be made a line drive und promenndc, and be a perlcct idoal spot, lor all plcuBttro Hookers. This would undoubtedly bo a splendid ndlnnct to tho present city Improvements and lm a monument to tho now crn of prosperity the city is nbotit to cnloy. Aldermen Wrick- em!, Johnson, and Mayor Bowness form a commlttoo . to report at tho next, niniling of the council of the It'nslblllty of the scliomo. Attention wiib drawn to tho lact that a certain iiinii Imd a cotisidora- l,lo amount ol gnsollne stored on in a warehouse on DtlHok avenue. A motion wns passed that tho tlro-hy- law ho amended to mnko lt possible to 'I.ul with such runes as It becomes necessary. No: In Kootenay Fish Hatchery That a fish hatchery for Kootenay lake Is an assured fact IB indicated by a communication received by J. Wm. Cocltlo Irom A, B, Goodeve, M, P, Mr. Goodove encloses a letter he received Irom tbo Minister ol Marino and Flahcrlos In which it is st-- tcd that "the erection of a fish hatchery for the Kootenay lake district has boon authorised, and instructions given to proceed wllh UiIb t'stnlillshment as soon as tho nccoB- fury nrmnnotnonts enn be completed" Whlto tho game Onhes til KootcnAy l.'iko nbow no slrns of becoming extinct or oven dwindling In numbers, it is reasonably certain that tho in c.rrn«lne crowd ol tourists fishermen who enn'mllv visit, tills section muat In timo tend to doiilefe their numbers nnd hrnoi It Ib felt thnt the erection nnd operation of a hnt.ohnry In n Stop In tb direction of preserving tor nil time thn fnmotiB tiiilmon t*fftt attract tbo nntrllnt; frntornlly to Kootenay IttVo In Increasing numbers every season. Thomas Caven Candidate for Cranbrook's Electoral District Conservatives Ready for Fight At the Liberal Convention the Party was not at One with each other as to what should be their Platform Conservative ready lor Fight The Conservatives ol Crnnhrook' district have compioted arrangements for the nominating convention which will be held in Cranbrook next week, No announcement of a Liberal con- vention has been made, and it is expected that as soon as lt is known that Mr. Caven, the present member, j receives tho nomination, that there! will be no Liberal candidate placed in the field; and thnt Mr. Caven will be elected by acclamation. Government's Aim Premier McBrlde and Hon W. J. Bowser are now touring West Kootenay. "It doesn't matter whether we carry constituencies hy ncclama- tlon or not," said Mr. McBride. Every exertion will ho put forth bo that the country will he fully apprised of all the details and the full significance of the railway policy. I am In receipt of wires from all parts of the province Invariably strongly commendatory of tho government's plan and promising support as strong If not Btronger character than we received In the last election. Tho people of British Columbia unquestionably tec! that the administration fully realizes its responsibilities and has but one aim, that of the general welfare of the people. The measures lately advanced by our parliament ore perhaps more na- tlonnl thnn provincial. For Instance, the railways which wo nre arranging tor make lor the linking up ol trann- rontlnnntal connections. Tho forests, wntor and land acts, too, all refer to our natural resources ntid the other bills for tho most, pnrt would scorn to mnko lor Oen.dinn rather than llrltlsh Columbian expansion and development. Wo havo boon ever mindful of the tact thai tblK provlnre In part nnd parcel of Can,tdn nnd whatever sciiemo of expansion and development has hem undertaken it Una been for the development of tho Do minion as woll. With rognril to tho Island, tho maln'and, tho Interior, the Kootenays nnd tho northern part ol tho province I can easily speak with perfect conOdonee for tho future. Vancouver, which Is thn Cnnndinn wonder city, Ib nbont to cntor upon an era that will outdo nnv of ber ninr- veloits past accomplishments, Nnw Westminster, Kamloops, Vernon, Nel son, Revelstoke, Cranbrook, Fernle, and the Boundary cities are all going to have their full share in the prosperity era now opening.' As '.o Prince Rupert, the dally record that: she gives out Is surely, srmcient evidence of how well things are doing there." Their Record Against Them Fuller reports ol the Liberal convention indicate that the platform and resolutions adopted Include practically everything that might be expected to catch a vote, although until the otllcial version ol tho accepted planks is published not even the delegates themselves know precisely what is the policy of the Liberal Party ns laid down liy the convention. The fullest reports of the convention that are available show that almost every question brought forth resolutions and counter resolutions and there seems to be no clear idea as to what was eventually adopted. Every conceivable subject from womans suffrage to the construction of government owned elevators appear to have been dealt with and even tho I,il,, nil ncwBpapcrB at tho sent of action disagree as to tho terms of the rcsolutionn adopted. The convention wnn evidently not lacking in humor. One of the planks of the platform linnlly accepted wob. according to the Vnnroiivcr Run, tho "complete prohibition of Oriental labor." Among the delegates to the convention wns Hon. Wm. Tomplo- mnn, who ns n member of the Laur- inr government vetoed tho Nntnl Act passed by the McMrlde government nnd did nil thnt wns possible to thwart tho efforts (il the provincial ndmlnist.rntl, n to secure the "complete prohibition of Oriental labor." Not only did tbo convention ln which Mr. Temple,,mn was n shining Galley Heven light ndvncntc a policy which he, when In otllce, did nil that was pns- slhlo to nullify, but it also passed a resolution lauding bin meritorious services. In tbo same breath it advocates the exclusion of orientals ond praise tbo work of Mr. Templemnn in making exclusion Impossible, No doubt, the convention hoped thnt by passing a platitudinous resolution expressing hostility tt, oriental labor It would put itnelf right with the province upon a question ol surpassing interest. But unfortunately the Liberal record is too black and the good work of the McBrlde government too well understood. The McBride government has dune everything possible to exclude orientals. It was the Liberal government at Ottawa that disallowed its legislation and insisted on keeping the gates of Canada open to oriental immigrants. In every manner possible the McBrlde government Ims striven to preserve a white British Columbia nnd to discourage nrimtnl labor. When the Laurier government in its r tract with the Grand Trunk Pacific permitted tho employment nl oriental labor on construction it was the McBrlde government tbnt. secured nt, agreement with tli'1 company whirl, prohibited the employment of olen tala. In nil lho rontrncts that the McBride government has made with the railway corporations it hns in slsted on tho inclusion of clauses fnr bidding the employment of orientals on construction or in operation. First, laat and nil the time it. lint' stood for tho principle of a while British Columbia and the Liberals nt Ottawa, endorsed bv the lenders of the party in tbe province, bnve bee,' the chief obstacle with which it hns had to contend. Tbo. Conservative record must secure the hearty support of all who believe in preserving British Columbia for the white raco. The Liberal record h.in earned only hearty condemnation.—Nelson News. Incorporation Firm of Local The Empire Electrical Company, under the management of Maurice Qttain began its prosperous career on the 1st of June last, and has continued prospering until today, notwithstanding opposition lias branches in Medicine Hat and Fernie, and at present is considering greater plans of development. Ab it is impossible to obtain certificates of incorporation for such names as Royal, or Empire the company resolved to recall the name Empire and in future the company's name will be "Qunln Electrical Supply Company, Limited," In corporation papers were received at the office on' ThttrBday to thia effect. The purpose of this company with a capital of $50,000 will be to give the people of this and other districts where they have branch establishments as perfect ft supply and choice of everything electrical that can be desired. Perhaps there are those who would like to know thnt Maurice Qtiain la president of tho new company and will also act In the practical capacity of Managec. Conservative Convention Large Attendance — All Pledge Support of Tom Caven 'He Will He Elected" Wedding Bells "What Is there in the vale of life Half so delightful as a wife; When friendship, love and pence combine To stamp tho marriage-bond divine' At the Wesley Church, Toronto, on February 20th, a very pleasing service was held before ft large attendance ol friends, when the ltev. P. B. Blnrlnlr, joined In holy matrimony Miss Charlotte Stewnrt mil Mr. Jack Houston . Mrs. J. J. Houston enjoyed the popularity of having a large circle of friends, and was the recipient of numerous gifts, among which wan a sett of cut glass dishes and howls, the gift of tbt' Presbyterian choir of which she was a leading singer. Mr. J. Houston, who was formerly of Totonto, has for a considerable timo heen engaged with Dr. Hall on his ranch. Immediately after the ceremouy Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoiinton left Toronto to spend „ week at Niagara Falls, going later to Chicago, and arriving at Cran hrook on Thursday. During tbelr stay In Crnnhrook tho happy couple will be the gueatn of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Hall. Hindu Women Must Co Vancouver, Mnrrh 6,—Habeas eor- pun proceedings to Ireo two Hindu women held by Immigration afflclalu failed in court today In accordance with n recent federal order the women, who ore tho wives of promln-nt Hindus, who reoon'ly nrrlvod In the city, will he deported next week. Tholr deportation wns ordered upon the ground that th"y did not make n continuous Jotirnoy to Vancouver Irom India. In a large ninl representative con vention, and with great cnthusiasu in lavor of the policy uf Premier Mc liride and his government, the Con servattvea of Oranbrook city met in Oampbell .4 Mannings ball, on Tlntr day evening, and elected V. delegates to atttnd a district convention whlcb will be held in the same ball on Tuesday next, for the purpose of nominating B standard hearer to represent the Conservatives In tho coning election. Ihe convention was called to order ny Mr. Ira Manning. Records of Inst mooting were read, and on motion of Messrs. Rimer and Khvoll adopted as read. The resignntlnn of Mr. Oeo. II. Thompson, Vice-President, was read by the secretary, and on motion of I). J. Elmer, and ,f. A. Arnold wa, accepted, and a hearty nnd sincere oto of thnnks tendered him. The election of a vice-president was then proceeded with, and Mr. fra Manning wns nominated and elected vice president of the association. The secretary thru read a commit nlcation from secretary Henderson of the International Order of Mechanics re-G. T. R. matters, which waB en dorsed by the convention, with In itructions to forward the same to the Cranbrook District Association for endorsement, then to be sent to Mr. A. 8. Ooodevc, M. P. (or presentation to the railway committee. The following were elected ns del- '•gates to attend the District Convention to he held next Tuesday, rt. P. Moffatt. ,i. p. pink 11. .1. Elmer. Dr. Rittlcdge V. Hyde Baker. D. .I.Johnson. S. A. Hill. fl. Taylor. Dr. Hall. James Bates. W.B.McFarlane R. Mcnnrney IS. Burton W. A Rollins A. J. Mnrtin. F.Dezall. rrn Manning. Lester Clanp. B, H. Short. .1. F. Bridges ALTERNATES. Fred. Wflsson. A. B.Ornce. John Reed. Wm. Noble P. DeVere Hunt. I Baxter W. J. Moreton. Mr. TIiob. Caveu, M.P.I'., present member for Crnnhrook riding then addressed the convention: Mr. CAVEN. After thnnkfng tbo Conservatives of Cranbrook riding, tor the honors conferred upon him, Mr. Caven, said: "That if the Conservatives of Cranbrook riding,, In convention assembled, should, apain confer upon him the honor of being tholr stnndnrd bearer In the coining election, that, ho would pledge himself tn do all in Ills power, In the future, ns In the past, to further the interests of the ranbrook district". Mr. Caven then refered to the railway policy of the government, giving s short dcscrlpt n of tho tout™, tbelr noroaslty nnd tholr hearings of the rapid develop ment of the province. He then briefly described the appropriations secured for the district (or ibis year, and the improvements to be done on roads, trails, and bridges in this district. A. K. Watt, Mr. A, E. Watt, ,>f Wattsburg, was the next speaker, lie said: "That he had assisted in nominating Mr. Caven in previous elections, and had assured "Tom" that ii he was a good boy, that he should have iny support in the future. Mr. Caven has made good, aud 1 shall do all In my powcrt to assist him in getting the nomination, and then he is leetod, for there will be nn contest. Mr. Watt referred to suggestions, tbat he bad mnde in the past regarding the agricultural resources of the province, ntid said, that the provincial government by loaning a rortnln pereontnee, on Improved farms „s they progressed, which would bo the means nl inviting thousands of settlers to the province, nnd heenme a revenue producing tnctnr to the government. Mr. Watt in conclusion snid: thnt Mr. Caven was sure to ho nominated, and would lie elected by acclamation on the dny nf nomination. EX-MAYOR J. P. FINK. Ex-Mayor Fink spoke a few words in favor of the government's railway policy, that the new proposed lines traversed the finest agricultural district In the province. In referring to Mr. Caven, he said: "that he was a credit to Crnnbronlt. That he, Mr. Fink, had been approached and been asked to become a candidate, but, that he had supported Mr. Caven in the past, and thnt he would support him now, and tbnt Mr. Caven was sure to he elected by acclamation. Mr. E. Elwoll endorsed the remarks of the previous speakers, nnd said that: "Mr. t'nvcn was n tireless worker for the Cranbrook district, and that his associates in the provincial had expresp-od n desire that bo might he returned, as ho was a very popular member of the Legislative assembly. Judge Ryan fully endorsed thn nomination of Mr. Caven, also the railway policy of the McBride govern- Oalley Nine ment, that tho proposed now railways would onen up n mngnlflclent country nnd thnt Mr. Caven was a faithful representative of ono nf the richest agricultural sections of the province. Messrs. D ,1. Rimer. V, Hyde Baker; and B. II. Short, spoke heartily in favor of Mr, Cavon as the provln- oial representative of the Cranbrook riding. Mr. A. R. Watts was appointed a onnitntttoo to rontor with Premier MoRrido in regnrd to certain legislation in mntters pertaining to tho agricultural resources, and the settlement of British Columbia. Great Provincial Highway Good Roads, Trails and Bridges for Cranbrook District Coupon SLOGAN CONTEST Coupon Contest Editor, "PROSPECTOir.- Please enter the following slogan in your contest closing date March 31 At. 191a Slogan Name $10.0 for the Best Slogan sent in. Mr. J. P. Fortle, provincial gov. eminent engineer arrived the Cranhrook on Monday, from ft tour °*m" spoction of tlm public works in tbe Crow's N«st Pass, and consulting wllh Mr. Thou. Caven, M.P.P., and rond HNpor.nlen'lent Mr. John Held, regarding the work lo he done in the district during the coming season. The residents of the Gateway District, through Mr, t'aven, have beon urging on the government the necessity nl building a bridge ncross tho Kootenay River at Gateway, and Mr. Forde Inspected the proposed site lor the bridge, nnd investigated the necessity lor same and it is understood that his report to the Minister ol Public Works will be favorable to the project, He also inspected the new bridges across the Ht. Mary's river near Fort Hteele, anil the Mver hank protection work being done there. When theee bridges and the new road from Ht. Biigono Ml us I on to Fort Steele are completed, tlm rond from Crnnhrook io Fort Steele win compare with any road In tho provlnre in the matter of grades ami heallty, nnd Will be n very popular trip for motorists, besides providing n first class highway he* twoon those two Important points, to replace ihe presonl hilly mutes no* tn use. with regard tn the work to lie done during tho Btimmer it is the in- tentlon of the government to spend a large pint ion of the district appro* prlatlon In opening up new roads! where required, llOSltlOS bringing the prosrnt trunk roads lip to a high standard. The work ol Improvement already begun on tho portion o! Trans-ProVinClal Motor road through the district will be continued, so that when the road Is completed across the province, the Oranbrook part will he the eqUal of uny of the rest of tbe route. Special nl tentlon will also he paid to the Oran brook- Windermere road, in tlic way of reducing grades, draining out wet places, gravelling, etc., ho that when the Banff-Winder* mere motor rond in completed next year, the portion of the circular trip Lialley Ten via Calgary, Band, Windermere, Oranbrook and Macleod, which is within the Oranbrook district will be in lirst class shape (or the thousands ol motorists who will avail themselves oi the opportunity of making n trip which is confidently stated to excel nny oilier similar trip in the world in the grandeur of its scenery. it is unnecessary to point out what n great beoellt such n road will be to Oranbrook, and wc aro situated In a peculiarly fortunate position ln tbls regard, as II will he necessary for nil motorists using cither tbo Until!-Windermere, or the Tuuih pro vincial routes to pans through Cranhrook, It Is very gratifying to know that the residents of tbls neighborhood appreciate tin* sth mioiis OITortB which hnve boon made by our local member, Mr Caven, to plaoo tin* needs ot our district before tin* government, and tho great success which has at leaded his OlTorts, as shown by tho Indention of nil of our cltlsons, both Conservative nnd Liberal 1 to send I Mr. Caven hack lo Victoria to ropre* 'srnt us In thn new legislature to bo ' elected on Match B8- TTTF, PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, BRITISH COLUMBIA Ho-Mfdal* StniRtlon Tomato Th» rtrllent, btxt fUvoTt-tl ind gmOOth-Mt in tha World. IT'S COMING What's coming? Why Seedtime, then the Harvest bul the Harvest depends very largely on the quality of the Sc*?ds yuu sow. Our Catalogue for 1912 is bigger and better than ever. Tolls you all about over 1,500 kinds of Field Routs, Grains, Vegetables, and Flower Seeds, Small Fruits, Flowering Shrubs, Plants, Implements, etc. If you cut this OUt lending il tn 'i* villi your "initio ■nd Pwt Oftice .VMrt'*-H "*ir CalnlosUti will lie sent you ana a *.m-*n*tu wilh il. Do it t-ili«v, VDDHBSS. Darch & Hunter Seed To., Limited, Dept. 79 London, Ont. u A. Jolliffe, Prop. .mm******.** ».,*, ,|,.ti.lirl| I. | lull li I f Vl'Trr l™r™l I 'TT V nil ITTTT Norbury Ave. Central Meat I! Market Green Cut Bone For Chickens 4 lbs for 25c £he IPwepectov, <£rmil-rooh, §- ®* BSTABLISHED List Publlaned Bvery Saturday Morning at Oranbrook B.C. F. M. Christian, Manager. A. B. Oram, Editor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ,2.00 PER YEAH Postage to American, European and other foreign countrlea, 60 centa a year extra. ADVERTISEMENTS—Advertising rates furnished on application. No advertisements but those ol a reputable character will be accepted lor publication. ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS—Unless notice to the contrary is given to local manager advertisements and .subscriptions will be hept running and charged up against their account. 18th Year \VS*<$rK3**.I> CRANHROOK, B.C., MARCH Oth. 4 l-ll III III 11 "I' 1111 !■ IHIIIIil I I "I lllll It- Ill l-i— Pound! ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦********************** On Baker stteet, one dour west oi Messrs. Hill & Co., the only place in town that can make life worth living. Cosmopolitan Hotel E. H. SMALL, Manager. 'itti*tt%A<f<At«t,t|AAAAtt^AA.^fcAa4A . hlllililtlltlllnlllll 111 la llllllll iiliiliiliifiiliiliiti I* I ■-*■- ■*■■ a a * a a a . rTTl™TTT,rrTTi^nTlllll*l,1l1"l"|TI,IJ"r|' I CORONATION HOTEL \ G. DOWNING, Manager ATHALMER, B. C. Under New Management EXCELLENT ROOMS REMODELLED THROUGHOUT CUISINE UNEXCELLED CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS AN UP-TO-DATE HOUSE H44-H ♦ 11 H-MIIIIIMM wM I-11 w II HI II H t Mill The fraternal orders are & national blt'ssiiiK. They promote thrift, economy, sobriety, without freezing the soul into BetQahneBS, ua ia apt to be case in the usual struggle for wealth or a blgb Bocial position. They bring men Into closer Bocial relations, and cherish those feelings that thrive ami put Fuith blusso:.is iu each other's welfare. They make men thoughtful and helpful, expanding the sentiments of love, charity and good will. They teach ua the religion that breaks bread to the hungry, gives a cup of water to the thirsty, watches at the ted of the sick, visits the Imprisoned the fatherless and widows—duties that are sadly neglected, and for <i long time were supposed to be run frmi to the church. We invite the citizens of the BUr* rounding country to come to out town to do tbeir trading, or aa n place of residence, because we know you will be delighted with Ita surroundings, with ita people, and us laws, and clean streets, delighted with its school privileges and with , good moral element that exists and ts largely sustained by the people. You will tind it a pleasant place Ln which to live, hIuiooI devoid of the evil influences usually existing in towns. Its people are charitable, | law-abiding, genial. clever and ac- ' commodatlng. Vou will also tind it a cheap placj in which to live, sharp competition in all branches of trade has so reduced prices that ever; thing m tbe mercantile line can be bad at the very lowest prices and In view of which thiti city has become a great trading mart of the surrounding country. • • • • The interest of a town or city and the community are indentical. That which benefits one is certain to favor the other, often there is an unreasonable antagonism in the farming community acainst their own town. From some ineiplainable reason the} consider it their duty to oppose every movement tbat has for its object the forwarding of its Interests and depreciate its importance in every conceivable man'nel. Fortunately tn this community all of onr best and most progressive ranchers and Ian.I-owners have a kindly inter- eat in the city and are aa enthusiastic in wishing it success and exercising their energlcB to attain that end as any who dwell within its limits. Give us your trade—help us to build up our city and you will increase the value of the land in our community. • * • • The most popular of all comedies "Hia Irish Honor" with Tom Marks to the comedy roll will be the utter ing at thi! Auditorium Theatre, for ono week, commencing March 18, when Tom Marks and his excellent company here for a week's engage ment. New Hcenery baa heen provided for the clover comedy and Mr. Marks' supporting company is said to be the clevereat yet aecn with this most popular comedian, and that \v paying a good deal. The vaudeville specialities introduced between the acta aro fully up to the standard. • • • t Mr. Tom Marks, the clever Irish comedian, with his expanse of smile, (III Hllillll II 11 M IHIIIIIIIIIH H llllllll I I $15.00 DOWN! and $10.00 A Month Buys a Fine, Larn*. Building" Lot in the I Burnaby Section of Vancouver's Surliurbs. Positively no better buy for the money in the country. Price* must advance soon, LOTS $245.00 DOUBLE CORNER S550.00 Tht' Western Canada Power Co., are putting through their New Car Line nullt past this property. Come in and learn particulars, S. A. REID HANSON B L () C K Phone 391 P, (). Box 306 1444444*1*1 hia eyes that beam with mirth, hla phys'i'al nlmhlenSBS. bis iniiHlHtable comic magnetism, all add materially tn making Tom Murks' Company an suCOSBBtul as it in, Nothing but praise ia given to the oasts and plays this Beason and the appearance of the company at tho Auditorium Theatre for one week commencing on March 18th, t*j eagorley awaited. • • • • No paper can be published without home patronage, and every man la nterested in keeping up a home paper if a railroad or factory is wanted) the newspapers are expected to work for it. If a public tneottng ts wanted for any purpose) the uewspaper is called upon for h free notice. If any of the societies have a supper or reception ol anv kind, tin* newspaper is expected t.i give the necessary no** tlce. Tbe newspaper must puff the schools and everything else to advance the Interests oi the business nun of th;> place, and then give them a handsome notice when they pass sway. and yet some of thom do nothing to ke-Mi up a borne paper. • • • • Co where you will you will tind people, both men nnd women, who are always waiting for some th Int; to turn un to better their conditions in life. Yet this class of people are | the last one to try and turn some* thing up that will be a (benefit to them In nny way, but still wait from day to day. If you want something to turn up, get a move on you. get out an 1 hustle, see if you cannot •'•nd something you can turn up to your advantage. There are plenty of changes fnr every nne ff they are sought after, but they will not come to you if you do not hunt them up. • • • • God made the air for ub to breathe or rather made us to breathe tha air. Agreat many people do not seem to know this from the way they hermetically close up their doors and windows of thiir sleeping rooms and then proceed to manufacture an atmosphere composed mostly from the effluvia and carbonic acid gas from their own bodies. People talk about the danger of night atr. It Ib not nearly "0 Injurious as people believe, besides It is the only air on band during the night. The beasts breathe it and are vigorous ami hearty,there ought 'to be a constantly flowing stream of outside air into our rooms iurlng s'eep. We do not mean a draught blowing upon ub, but never- rhHheless night nir should constantly come ln*o our sleeping apartments Good ventilation is better than all the drugs in the world. • • • • Learn this lesson, my son; then Tcnrn It over and over again: The world does not owe you a living. It doesn't owe nnv man a living. True, there are those who have got- fen a notion In their heads tbat they havo a right to be taken care of by themselves. They will r'tvl out In time, however, that while tbey arc waiting for the procession to come along with a fenther bed on which to carry tbem to fame and fortune, the bustler lifts gotten a long way to the front; while ho who waited for others to "boost" him along waited for what never came. Chatter and Chaff Earnest and Facetious (BY PAUL SPYGLASS) Jimmy Bprlg,—Boys like you should never complain Beuidca, matters aro more evenly arranged than you think. If the father tana tbo son the sun frequently tana tho fatbur—i. o,— when he goiiH to tha seaside lu autn- mer. Cinderella.—You muat quit dancing, my dear, if you wUh to live long. Tho girl wlio goes to too many bopa Is pretty sure to get an early blor. "Slmpklns" says bs has given up writing prose, and la going In for poetry Instead. Dear, Dear: That la going from had to vorao, as it wero. Bettor leave both alone, my friend, nnd the public will hu thankful. Charlie Ooldfeot, writes to say that ho Ih alek Hon* and wonry (if trying to gnt a "suitable" Job in Oranbrook He It understood tbat Oharllo la nnsious to get "next" to a romunor*. alive position Mint will unit blm,— whether lie will Stilt tlm poraon for whom b*> eondiscendi to work in as Klppllng remarks "another story/' According to our friend ('buries "the bally bonndsri here" do not recognise a chap's ability when tbey nne it, Your psoudonvhi Ohnrles, is »in- Hiinriv appropriate) You evidently sustained n bad nttnek of "cold feet", and the malady has left you a continued conceited crank- (confound that alliteration), Duck up, you bonohoadi and bo a man, Deed nd from your aolf-conatituted superior position nnd try and act kindly to your Inferiora(V) by designing to accept an "unsuitable"-from your standpoint job for a change. In all probability, those to whom you have applied for employment, have failed to recognise your ability, primarily becauao you have not exhibited any outward or visible sign of ita existence, Thoro nro very lew thought roadors in this "vale of tears," you know. Cultivate pa- Hi nro und porsovotanoo and as the "Quohoo Telegraph" cleverly puts it "keep lagging away", and you will ultimately aolilovo success. "Men seldom mount, at a Hingis bound, To the laddor'fl very top; They bnve climbed It, round by round, with mnny a starl and stop. Anil the winner la certain to be tha mnn Who labors day by day, For tbe world ban learnod thnt thn BlirOSt plan la to JiiHt keep pegging away. You've rend, of course, about the barn And tbe tortoise—the tale Is old— Seeing is Believing Just take a look at Our West Window and we are sure it will convince you that our House Furnishing Department is Up-to-Date in every respect. and Just at this time of the year, when spring cleaning is beginning, New Curtains are required, it will be very advantageous to you to carefully inspect our stock, which consists of the Very Latest Designs and Qualities of Cloths and Made-up Curtains at Extremely Attractive Prices. Perhaps we can be of service in deciding on your scheme of decoration. We are always glad to assist you in any way we can. Furniture Department—Second Floor 'Phones 4 6? 14 Quality Guaranteed tiit.alailnti li I. I,.l.it.ili.t..l ttnti.t n tit r rTTrmi it Companies Act, July 1st, 1910 Certificate of Incorporation I hereby certify that "QUAIN ELECTRIC COMPANY Limited" has this day been Incorporated under the "Companies Act" as a Limited Company with a capital of Fifty thousand dollars, divided into Five hundred shares. The head 'Office of the company is situate at the City of Cranbrook, Province of British Columbia. Given under my hand and seal of Office at Victoria, Province of British Columbia, this fourth day of March, one thousand nine hundred and twelve. D. WHITESIDE Registrar of Joint Stock Companies This Company was originally the Empire Electiic Co. under the management ot' Maurice Quain. Maurice Quain is the President of the New Company and will also personally superintend its future business. ************************** 11II11111111 III 11 HI HI llllllll 1111 mi-; How the* ran a race—wa don't know whan, And the tortoise won we're told. The bare waa sure he had time to pause Ami to browse ahout and play, But the tortoise got there lirst, because He juat kept pegging away. A little toll and a little rest, And a Httle mora earned than spent Is sure to bring to tbe snug home neat A spirit ol borne contrnt. And, so though the neighbors mar put on style, Be Patient and don't get gay; You'll have treasures to loan 'em alter while II you Just keep pegging away." (I. O.—Somebody culled you an "egotist", did they, and you want to know what it meant? Well, an egotist differs Irom the rest ol mankind only in one respect, {everybody feels at heart a sense ol superiority over everybody else, but tbe egotist had the courage to reveal it. In your case It's a pity, lor, were It not lor thla, the lact would not be notifiable, Algy Oreen.—You are green and no mistake. Algy was at u party, tbe other night, and incidentally told the prettiest girl In the room he was going to kiss her belore be went, Upan this the girl told him to go at once, and Algy went. Tbls Is verdency with a vengeance. Tbe girl, ol course, meant you to—well, anyway, we know what we would have dono under the circumstances, Angelina.—There's taste In leathers ol course, but more tuHte in the bird, II it's a pigeon. Por all that, judgment should be exercised in choosing colors lor summer hats. Uut don't be too demure. We know a gli'l. ol this sort who wouldn't look at a rainbow, because ahe considered the colors were too loud. < men when reading, during tea-time, Hfimethlng tunny caught my gate; 'Twas some versea moat amusing, formed Indeed to laughter raise, Home might think thain rather vulgar And slang's unknown by some good lolka; Uut yet this i|iiecr refrain's attrac- II vs- "Wlll you love me when I'm "broke"" I laughed aloud, I'apa and Frankl* | Asked me what amused me ao; .Gentle mamma looked so wistful, I As if she too would like to know What had made ber daughter giggle, Surely It must be a joke? So I read to them the verses— "Will you love me when I'm broke?" I Baby May, for once, was quiet, I Listened to each word I said; Ituckiiu to nnl fro her dolly, Dolly with tbe buttered head. The dirty damaged, ugly image Mny caressed, and thus sbe spoke, In her lisping, baby fashion— "Me lubs Dolly now see's boke." In theae days when the general trend Is towards effeminacy, It Is truly refreshing to hear a Judge express his surprise (Irom the bench) that boning matches should he stopped. We are ol the opinion that the "noble art"—when devested ol tbe betting evil—should he encouraged, ' ns clean sporting eihlbltloni ol this i rti'iin-ter, are conducive to the manifestation nf self-relifinre, endurance, and genuine iniin'lness. Parisian society's latest erase Is the Inauguration nf mixed-battling 1 clubs. We have noticed the progress o' thoKe ultra-social cluhblsh cliques wbo profess membership In those so- 'railed "rnrt and men"asaoclatlons. I Three "eels" have always been exceedingly popular In the French cap ital. And, we know, (rom personal experience, that any organlxatlon exclusively patronised by the smart set—where ladles are not tree to eon- duet themselves everywhere with spontaneity and careless albeit companionable gaiety—Is voted Insufferably dull. Ol course, "gay Pars*" must maintain Its reputation. Apropos the above, wa now that Lord Chamberlain's dramatic censorship department have taken exception to the bathing scene ta tba play "Kismet" at the Oarricl Theatre. They were horrllled at the sight of a member ol the (air ssx clothed In pink fleshings. The bald-headed row, with whom the concupiscence of the eye has always been a.sort ot otiMsion, will doubtless miss tha pretty girl bather in ber ravlahlng pink "tlglits." In future the vlval clous damsel will wear a little mora drnpery, hy order of the management. We wonder whether then *M bs any appreciable decrease la tha hoi office receipts now that th* occupants of the stalls will no long** be accorded the opportunity of (easting (metaptiorlcally sneaking) oa th* seductive pink fleshings which war* wont to adorn her shapely limbs. This Is tike the story ol th* thr*s *ggs-"two" had. FOR SALE FOR HAI.K-Muat be sold at genuine bargains, two Morris up-to-date, upright piano's. Part cash, balance can he armlnged. These nre Al In atrumenta, OKOROH ll. POWRLL, Cranhrook Hteam Cleaning Work* Ofllce. Ml Cranbrook Cottage Hospital Matron: Mrs. A. Salmon Terms on Application Phon* 25« P. O. Box 84S ty\\t &tanta* MONTREAL. THI STANDARD Is the National Weekly Nowapapor of the Dominion of Canada. It is national In all Ita alms, It uses the most expansive engravings, procuring the photographs from all over tlm world. Ita articles are carefully selected and lis uilltorlal policy Is thoroughly Independent. A subscription to Tho Rtandnrd coats 12.00 per year to any address la Canada or Ureal llrltaln. TRY IT FOR 19121 Montreal Standard Publishing Ce, Limited, Publishers. ■■* THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, II. C. / V COCKSHUTT PLOWS Among the Many Style* Shown in the Catstof, you can obtain a plow perfectly suited for YOUR particular requirement!. CRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS New on the Job ' Your wife wants you on the tele-! 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P. li. s network of new lines Is rapidly extending into new dlstiit-Is. and as last as they are being built they are being opened for tralflc. Since the middle of June live or six new services have been inaugurated, and it is stated that there are several other linos which will be carrying regular trains before the end of November. These new llnoa are among the greatest Inducements to new Bottlers to open up new districts, as when the services are established they have transportation facilities for getting their produce to the markets. For the incoming settlors of next year it Is stated that the C, P. It. will rush to completion nearly lour hundred tulles of new line iu Alberta nnd Saskatchewan. These lines include tbat from MooBe .law southwest, 115 miles; The Height of Song jKerrobort, northeast, 'i'i miles; Wey- Miss Mary Garden at a aupper lu burn branch extension, 21 miles: Este- New York that preceded her depart-jvnn Branch. r>!i miles; Swift Current. ure for Europe, praised a new tenor, southeast, 45 miles; Wllkle, northwest "He ls one of those tenots," said 83 miles; Wilkie, southeast, :il miles; Miss Garden, "who have to shut their Klnlnvle Branch extension, 37 mllea; eyes wheu they sing." Ifiassano to Klnlnvle Jet., 31! tulles; "Why so?" asked a young million-[and the Klpp branch extension, 27 aire. "Bee-use." she replied, "he goes so high that It makes him dizzy."—Detroit Free Press. miles. What poverty Is like that of moral penury? When the bend U poor, what mockery ls money wealth! CANADA'S GREATEST SCHOOL A SENSIBLE MERCHANT tSTABUSHCD 188S. Awarded first prize at World's Exposition on Its work and methods. Write for a free catalogue. 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Write for new price list RICE-KNIGHT LIMITED BOX 487, REGINA, 8A8K Toronto : Montreal : Calgary treatment of tbe ailments for which they are prescribed. market making no exception. We imve been in business thirteen years, "^ "' !and hove dropped them all but yours; „ , ,Generou» °f,ei; „ J that sells itself; tho others have to He—1 told your father I could not. be pushed to set rid of. live with you. \V. a. HAGERMAN.! She—And what did he say? i He—Oh, he offered to pay my funeral expenses, ; r" r. . _l ._ ; The grape vine was brought from; ir one be troubled with corn? and the Island of Crete and introduced ln- warts. ho will find in Holloway'f Corn to the Canaries in the fifteenth een-: Cure an application that will entirely tury—the source of the famous wine relieve suffering. named for these islands. Man Who Never Unvul. There tn h wnuderlnu tribe of tho Sahara raliVcl the TnttlvtfB, a strung* people, supposed by hi.ine to trnve <!#■ sceuded from tbe cruxttder* uud dl.?* tlnguished by tbe wuiii'lii« ot veils, a custom tliiit Una 6cenHloiied uiueb did- cusRlon The Tu.in.fj-n gin-rd tbelr eyes" ugnlnsi ihe glui't* uf (tie desert i»y two veils, oue rolled round the temples aud tiiiilm; down In front of tut* eyes, ihe other reaching from rhe nostrils tu the ed ire ut the itlollilliK <•«»- ering the lower pnrt ul th« hi*** All manner of len inert arcuoients tune been uddueed to explntu tbls custom, but hygiene is obviously the only motive. This Is shown by the statements of tbe TuuiegH themselves and by the sobriquet "mouths for (lien." which tbey apply lo all who do not wear the veils. It Is said that the Tuurfga never remove their veils, even hi meal- It men, Indeed, they ure 80 inui-li ti part of tbelr wearers that any nue deprived ot such covering is uurecog- mzed by bis friends and relatives. "Losing ths Drop." "When ii iiuin whips uut a gnu nnd get the drop' ou you there's nothing else to do hut throw up your bunds and let him bnve whatever tie wants." "That's where you fool yourself,'1 said the man from tbe southwest. "If a man bus tbe uerve be ean luce a gun and get away with tt—sometimes, I remember seeing iu a border saloon an Englishman pull n guu un a Mexican whom be bad caught cheating in a game of cards. '"You give me buck tbe money you've woo from me or I'll blow your bead off:' "•You will?' said tbe Mexican, look* log calmly Into (he muzzle of tbe Kng* llshman's revolver. 'Welt, you won't do it just now; that gun's not loaded.' "'What's thut?' exclaimed tbe Englishman, turning tbe revolver toward himself to look into tbe chambers, And on the Instant the Mexican drew a knife and planted it to tbe bill In tbe Englishman's stomach."—New .oik Times. AFTER EFFECTS OF FEVER 150.00 REWARD Is (till ottered tor the young man, William Eddleston, ot weak intellect, aged 29 years, height about 5 tt. 9 in.; •vith whiskers and moustache, and email mouth, who left his home on June Ut, 1911. Any Information leading to his dlscoverey will be thankfully received by his anxious parents at 807 Manitoba Avenue, Winnipeg. There had Deem a lone continued drought and a farmer had Invented a machine for waterlog Ills fields. Just as he got It set up there came a heavy sloower. Ue put away his machine.. ' It'e no use," he sold, "you can do nothing nowadays without conjpetl- 1 There were In Argentina nt the clone of nun approximately 15,875 mllea of railway, ad compared with fourteen thousand four liumlred nnd (How to Build up Health and Strength eighty III 1009, It Is estimated that i A'ter Wasting Disease the length of tlio Argentina railways! When III" system is run down tol- in 1911 will Ue 10,500 miles. lowing attacks ol lever, la grippe, or ._ other wasting diseases, Dr. Williams' Dysentery corrodes the Intestines 'Pink Pills aie of Bpecial value. They and speedily puts nwny the lining, make new rich blood, which, reaches bringing ubout dangerous conditions every organ nnd every nerve In the that may cause death. Dr. J. D. KeJ- body, and In this way restore the logg's Dysentery Cordial clears the In- patient to active health and strength. teBtlnal canals of the germs thatjln proof of this we give the case of cause the Inflammation, and by pro-|Mrs. James Itnndnll, Silverstream, tecting the lining from further ravag-lSask., who says:—"I feel that If there es restores them to healthy condition. Is anyone who ought to testify to the Those subject to dysentery ahould not /merits of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills lt Is be without this simple yet powerful I myself. About four years ago I was remedy. taken down with typhoid fever which - left me In a very weak state and my IRISH COTTAGE INDUSTRIES Btomach so Impaired that even a drink [of milk would cause me pain. To It U surprising tint lii i hand-woven intake mattert worse the change of life fabrics can still survive against Uie productions of machinery, hut the Irish peasant understands how to dye his hand woven clotlis with lichens and plants which give tbem an Illimitable effect, and their qualities of durability and appearance give them a distinct value. The centre* of hand-weaving and spinning ore In Donegal, Mayo, Con followed, and although I wus under the care of one of our best doctors, ) wub steadily growing worse. Before 1 was sick I had often read of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, but thought no more about them. Hut now when I was sick nnd helpless and almost hopeless, and with no benefit coming from medical treatment, I kept thinking of the Pills and finally decided to Very curious and slightly Interesting Is the fact that we neve; feel to need a holiday so badly as the day after we bave had one. The man who will break his word will smash anything that will come within his reach. *\€\ DAY SALARY AND UP--ALSO •V COMMISSION—for local repre- tentative*; Immediately; permanent position; experience unnecessary; rapid advancement; spare time accepted. Nichols, Limited, Publishers, Toronto. At Hamburg, Germany, a fashionable restaurant occupies a building which wa* nude of compreaeed paper. Mlmrd'* Liniment Cures Burns, Etc. Recent henvy ruin* have caused the wiiter to flow over the falls of, Minnehaha for the first time In two years. nenuvru, and Kerry, wliere there is I try them. I did bo and I am thankful to abundant mountain grazing lor sheep;be able to suy tltut they restored me with luxuriant wool and where labor to health and strength, nnd enabled me I* superabundant, The leading centre however la Donegal, and It ls estimated that '511.000 a year Is paid to the peasants of the Impoverished and barren districts af Donegal for the homespun clotlis. Tho cloth Is usually sold nt country 'airs, wliere tt Is brought In large rolls ol welis about 28 Inches wide, as a loom of Iiic necessary slw could not be accommodat' to puss through Hint trying period, from which so many poor women emerge with shattered health. I hope that many other poor sufferers may read this statement and take fresb courage from It, as I am sure that what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have done for me, they will do for others, I may add thnt I always keep Dr. Williams' Pink Pills In the home, and feel ed in lho tiny cottages occupied by!that they are better than a doctor, the peasants, the homespun clotlis. These Pills nre sold by all medicine are not made In double widths. Koch ', dealers or may he had hy mail at BO district In Ireland produces cloth of cents a box or alx boxes for $2.60 from distinct character. In North Donegal the doth Is heavy. Well-woven, substantial, and generally dyad In dark colors with stfrlpes and checks. The market for (Ills Is nsuiiily a retail one. The products of Oastlehur resemble those of North Donegal, but are somewluit brighter in en or. In (lannenumi and othor pant* ol County Oul way there is a peculiar sort of flannel of very durable quality. it The Dr. Williams' Ilrockvllle, Ont. Medicine Co., The professor of shorthand adduced this unanswerable argument In an address to a new class the other day; "Wo nro told that It took Gray, author of the well know 'Elegy ln a Country Churchyard', seven years to write that famous poem. If he had know stenography he could have done Is usually dyed In red, dark blue, or lit In seven minutes. We have students lilack; ond the Oalwny |»iis»ut wo-1 who have done that same poem ln man present an odd but vividly pic- that length of time."—Tit-lilt*, oppcurrtiico obul Vn hoods A Styrian Paaaant Suparatitien. A lawsuit for ntiel iirougnt by an apothecary in I'ollun. lu Stynu, against a youug peasant rerenls nn extraordinary superstition prevalent amoug th* country people. Tbey believe that apothecaries and doctors have the right to kill nt least one man uud one woman every yeur tn order tu make medicines out or their bodies. An accidental movemeut of the upothecury at Pollau, Horr Kobenouuser, wben giving medicine to a boy named I'uti led tbe latter to believe he was going to be killed. He run away, but got •uch * fright thut be fell 111. Tbe inhabitants believed bis story snd boycotted the apothecary, wbo was at length compelled to prosecute, I'm* was sentenced to fourteen duys' imprisonment, but his parents, wbo nad spread the story, were acquitted on the ground thnt they bsd acted la good rsith.-Londun Standard. the Magistrate. Thn magistrate is the "poor man' I lawyer," inal while sitting on th' . bench lie hu.- some weird a,id wondai ml applications made tu him. Anyou .'tio listened :n a Loudon court to th strange medley ol "business" that i: transuded uciure the ordinary cases j come on would soon see tout tiiere is a , vast proportion ol tne British public ; who imagine the Bench u, be all- I powerlul and endowed with unlimited ■ knowledge, suys a London paper i His worship sees a very great deal I of the seamy side oi life, but, tortuu : ately. his day's grim duty is relieved ; by quaint touches oi humor. .Many ol the people in the underworld, either ignorant oi the correct way to address a magistrate, or awed into oomuaion, muKe amusing mis- luKes on this point. They sav, "Your lordship," "Mister," or "Your honor." ilut nooody smiles; that sort ol Uuug is Uio frequent, Apparently, many ol the poorer folk think his worship has merely to raise his littiu linger, and tho whole power ol the Umpire can be called lu do his bidding. A woman with fiery red hair stands \ up ill court, eyes his worship, and then poms out her troubles. " 'Lizu Awktns, wnicli she lives down our passage, calls orter ine 'car- riots,' your wosiiip. i says nothin', oeptln' scratch 'er lice, and now she's loos to walkiu' out wiv my young man." "Well, what do you expect me to do?" asks the busy magistrate weurily. "A summons, sir," she replies. Even il lie had time to argue with her, it would tukc u long time, to convince tlio lady with the red hair that he lias no power whatever to adjust all I the lovers quarrels In Loudon. Jeal- : ousy is at the root ol a great many ol tiiese applications. In many cases Ihe services ol that ' Admirable Crlohton, the warrant-officer, are utilized'. Without a piece ol j blue paper in his hand, he goes round and explains delicately that oliicial notice has been taken of the situation. In nine cases out ot t"n his influence produces a remedy—at uny rate, lor ' the time. (llJt. Sometimes a burly navvy conies to compieteVy"tf"you w'm"do"you" part ??uf' ^ith * 1,iti,ul ""V t0 l]K t'('l-'0, 00 cents a nox at oil dealers, or Ed- j ""}' ,'"9, w!le Positively relttses to Iiciusou. Bates 4 Co., Limited. Toronto ! ul,lock Ul* doo>' <°; '"» home when he i returns Irom work. Again tho war- Is Your Left Hand a Shirker I rimt "Hicer '* instructed to adjust mat- Most people never think what a' vf'.and generally lie manages to put shirker the left hand te. Our two ' f, domestic differences ou a more sot- eyes and our two ears and our two: ls'acto,T looting, feet divide their work equallys or' generally the applicants have not very nearly,so. But the left hand on-' tne remotest notion on what legal ly works at what the light hand can- i grounds they can obtain the issue ot not,do alone. In Japan the children I " summons; hut stipendiaries, us a are trained to use their hands and "*"•• exercise all their patience in en- GUARANTEED TO BE PURE. wore lustulled. "Which one?" Inquired the boss, i tiiinkin® of the two telephones. I "Pleu«e, sir,' said the boy, "i don't Ikuow bow many you havo." IN DREAD OIF^ PILES Many Believe That Nothing Short of the Surgeon's Knife Will Effect Cure. They Do Not Know. DR. CHASETOINTMENT The agony caused by the intense Itching, the depressing and debilitating effect on the system, the dread lest surgical operation might be necessary—these are the things which make piles oi liemo, rhoids sw distressing. The doetots have heen recommend- ling surgical operations us the only Jcure. But the surgical operation, with |all its dangers and expense and pain. ides not usually effect a lusting cure. I Many a case has been cured by Dr. ! base's Ointment after the surgical operation had failed, Here is a cose which doctors gave up, Mr. .1. o. Mawyer, Itoden, Mnn., Iwiiles: "Dr. Chase's Ointment Is a wonderful preparation. I had Itching piles for over six years, and though tried two doctors' prescriptions and used many other preparations could not obtain much benefit. Tlic doctor Itohl me there was no cure for me, land that I would have to undergo aa' operation, i "I bought p. box of Dr. Chase's Olnt- ment and was completely cared In one iweelt. Aa this uws six months ago and there lias been no roiurn of the eld trouble, I believe that the cure is a permanent one." One tiling certain Dr. Chase's Ointment will .bring you relief from the dreadful itching nnd burning almost us soon as applied. To make the cure thorough and lasting It Is only necessary for you to keep up the tretnnicnt regularly and persistently. Don't he satisfied with relief, Dr. Chnces Ointment will cure Don't Crt Out MBt&mM ^BSORBINE •til rpmoTO tbem and lea.ana, ,!"u]1b1iu., C'lr,.. .nr putt of iw.utnK. Duct ont Mist er er ■O&OTO thn I.Jir. I!"r,» c;m t>« "orkMl P.C0 nor botUa deUvtrsd. . AIlstmillM*', JR., llnlmant ror mnnitnrt. For Ifolli, Unil.es, 0W8ol»".Sw„Ulnir.,Goltpo,V»rl' v.in. larlDoilusa. Allar. " Prlcalt and 13 a bnttln nio 1'lilD. IH, V>i.».- * n...,n , .,,u. . . ..<»»! .nd V a bnttlo nt dmiijilst. or d«U«waa\ Will toll more If roo writ*. Manofactunsdoaly al W.r.VOUNC,P.D.r,l]7l>auBi>Ul.llMitreaLCaB> Aim rumitliitl Lr Marti,, It.,1, 1 W vjiue Ou., Wu>iMf. Tb-.-'^tlnml l>ri',.-ftii<ll.li,iii!Ml Co., tVliudsM*CalaaBM -ti. aiaitnua bi9. Oo. Ud., Vuoimna, lingers mote carefully than any wliere else In the world. Japanese children can do and make thliftts with their hands that are impossible to Western boys and girls, and nearly all of the ueavoriug to help Lie people who ieel they have a grievance. "Please, sir, 1 want a divorce," or, "So-and-So owes me live shillings, and won't pay it back." ure very common [Japanese, young and old. can draw , examples ot applications, which showi land write with both hands at once. | that the applicants do not know the We can do the same if we had been ' difference between one court and au* .taught to do so,. In some schools other. teachers are already training children "Will you please send somebody to use both hands, and thus get doub- round to give uiy son a good hiding, lie service out of them for life. The! as I can't do itr" was one woman * I pupil merely makes lines, at first straight and curved ones, using both 'hands at once. With his right hand he draws, perhaps curved lines parallel to one another, while with his left hand he ls drawing parallel straight lines, after a while he makes loops and figures, and finally his left hand becomes just as good a worker aa his right. Ons Ua* ef tha Eel. It ts difficult to exhaust the uses ot the eeL Experts lu top whipping pronounce a dried eel skin an admirable lash, and tops nre by no means tb* only victims thereof. There is that affecting passage lu Mr. I'epys' diary: "April 24, 1UU.1. Up betimes, and wllb my salt eel went down tn the parlor and there get my toy aud did beul him till I wus ftiln to take breath two er three times. Vet for all I um •feared It will make the boy never tb* better, be I* growu so burdened In his trick*, whlcb I am sorry for, be being capable of making * brav* man and Is a boy tbat I and my wtf* l»v* very welL" "Unit eel" appear* to have been a nautical term for a rope'* end, and It I* not certain that I'epys' Instrument of custlgallon wa* actual eel*' skin. But tb* original "•alt eel" laid It* mark. - London Chronicle Dry some corn this way and see If you do not like It as well as when canned: Pick the corn when Just right for Ihe table or younger than some I | people like lt, and do this In the morn Ing. Cut it off and spread In a thin I layer on earthen dishes and set in ai cool oven, stirring often. Try to have I it. cool by night as lt is not so good If lit getfl cold and has to be heated again [to finish. Put It in a bag, hang It ln a dry place nnd occasionalv shake, for a day or two. then put away for the winter. To use, rinse It off, put .to soak for several hours, then tcook slowly lu the watter it was soaked ln, having only enough of this to cover It. Borne milk and butter added at the lust Improves It notable request. The magistrate sent the ever-uselui warrant oiiiccr to iu- spire tear in the heart ol the unruly youngster, though nut in the method suggested by his mother. These ure but typical instances ot the extraordinary puzzle* which confront a magistrate daily, and many ol the applications have no connection whatever with the law. Tbe people want advice, and having nobody in the whole world to turn to, they steo Into court and expect hia worship te take part ot life's burden from litem. Thn Into King Edward had typewriting machines Introduced for the convenience of his secretary. M>y Dreadful Sufferer. Could Not Keep Him from Scratching. Every JolntAffected. Used Cuticura Soap ■nd Ointment and He Is Well. a ''Enclosed Hnd my son's photo anil I feel tj wrlllni Hum few lm™ to you I am only " '" my duty, a. my sen wai t dreadful sufferer from erjetna. At tha ate of two weeks ha bnsan to get covered with rod .poll on Ills lea* and grolna, whloh mother thought waa red gum or thrush i but day by day I It grew worse until every Joint snd cmlee wore affected snd baliy started screaming for hours day , and night, such s thing rout of ths took him to •wo of Sydney'! leading doctors; one ial'1 It *m one of the want casta he had u en, the ether did no!*tilnk II ao serious; onn orilertil •Intrpent for nibbing In, the other a filiating »ow«jr. f lollow.,1 thitlr preaerlpilona lor •rar four months snd atlll hairy kepi anting worn. I oould not keep him frum sutalehuig ao great was (la agony. ''Whenha waa Kve months eld I tried Ih* Hit— '■ '• " illireiw|lli< „,. and cooks nuvdo of tills peculiar nnv lerlal. The Kerry llOIMtpUlM aro well i made, but iioor In color and pattern, vi'gctalili' dye* being wlilmn uaixi. lu each of the custm which have been mentioned the cloth Is produced for local iwe, and only the overflow rendu* tlm outside nuirkW. him In Houlh DtUMwaJ the case ts different, an there Is all extensive homapum tn- diHtfl.ry tlmrc., carried on Mnoolal'y for Ihe wholesale market and con- ducted upon busjoiean principles. There When Ihe cockerels begin crowding It Is Mine to sc|iurut» the sexes and feed Ihe cnkcrelH a Utile heavier thnn the pullcte. They need mom food for good development. In Great llrltain and Ireland there are 24° paupers lo every 10,000 of the population. In New York, one man In every ten fills a pauper'* grave. People who pray on their knees on Sunday and prey on their neighbors Is n hi'i'i'illtary talent for coloring the I en Monday, need simplicity In their ' faith. •„., -... ... M. tin. 3 Knight Bl„ Inerllle, Brilney, N.N.W., Mar. II, mil Cutleiira Knap and. Ointment are fold throughout the world but • liberal sample lit each, with a atl-pata book on ten rurr. anil tniattnnnl of the rutin and hair will fa Mill itm ■ n annllcatlon to Poller tVn» I- 'iioia. ttori/, WColuui.ua Ave. ttvaUw, VMa uiihis prevalent animng the Donegal peasantry, nnd the clotlis which como from IhlB district nro considered a* beautiful im any other woollen fulirle produced lu Europe.. TliHie are no Bomo folks arc under the erroneous stattHtleH available as to the Import- Impression thnt Ivy on thn outside Mlnard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia unci' of thla Industry. Hand knitting le still nble to compete against mechanical Imitations and Is a means of livelihood to many peasants' In the Isolated region* of the country. The wild dlstHiitn of Kin- Catu'tough, Jn County Donegal, Is an Important nemtre. The Armn industry of idnyo produces some very fine specimens, Hand Kinhnondeiy. aj» Is dome tin, some luirts <n* Ireland, cannot bo snflls fiutturlly imitated by machinery, nml Is a cottage Industry nf Importance. Irish art ueedle work Is of the he»t iliiulilly omd will hear favorable comparison with any produced 111 Europe. The eontro of Ihe enhliu'.l-timktng liwtn-Jtry Is In tho vicinity of KHaniey tlnskot work Is engaged In I.HIetfrnck County Oalwny, Hcaufort, Couiii'v Kerry, anil Onallecomer, County Kilkenny. Much Ingenuity Is sliown. In iwlunlldig Uio wicker work to useful purposes. The Chinese water huffnloe*, which turn 'tie wheeln of the machine* used for mining water for Irrigation purposes, are blindfolded to prevent dl/- tines*. wails of a house tends to make It damp. A thought on this subject Is enough to convince ono of Its fallacy, since tho Ivy must perforce extract the damp from brick or stone work In order tn live, tor this moisture Is cs- sontlul lo tho plant. In lolter-wrltlng, wllh men, tho irrenlest difficulty In In beginning a loiter; wllh women II Ib most difficult io leave off. Hence Ihe feminine postscript. It Will Cure s Cold.—Colds nre Ihe commonest ailments of mankind nml If neglected mny lend In HOrloU* conditions. Dr. Thomas' Eeloctrlc Oil will relieve tha bronchial passages nf Inflammation speedily and thoroughly and will strengthen them ngainnl sub- soniient attack. And as It eases the I'ifl'iinmntlon lt will slop lho cough hecnuse It allays all Irritation In tho throat Try It and provo It. E-'c'Iments prove that the gum* nf tree*, sn highly prized by man, are produced hy disease. Trees can even he Inoculated and made to furnish the ciivf'ted gum. WIN *>*rr*ts Are Fighters. Psrrots wben lu tbelr native wild* Hv* In flock* and guard themselves by a complete police system whlcb eu* •bios tbem to marshal their collective force quickly when any animal or bird attacks on* of tbelr number. Tbey eeom to be disciplined nnd trained In fighting together, and all otber bird* and animal* are afraid to attack a parrot unless the bird can bs caught •louc. Even then a shrill call sum. mens tba parrot unny to Ibp rescue. It la said that In ibe forest* all parrot* dl* of old age and llmt none I* •ver killed by bird* of prey or otn*r wild anlmala. TOLD HER TO REST BUT SHE COULDN'T BUT MRS. CHEFF FOUND A CURE IN DODD'S KIDNE*. PiLL'J She Suffered from Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Other Symptoms of Diseased Kidneys—Dodd's Kidney PHI* Made Her Strong and Healthy, Peverll, Vnudreull Co., Que. (Special)—One more of the fired, paln-wreckcd women of Canada haa nutifl relief and new life In Dodd's Kidney rills. She Is Mrs. Jos. Cheff, of this place, und she never tires of telling her neighbors of her wonderful ure, or singing praises of the good eld remedy that brought it about. "I suffered from llheumailsra, Nou- inlgla, Violent Headaches and Palpitation of the Heart," Mrs. thrff states. "My back itched, I was always tlr-d nnd nervoua and I had weak spells. My doctor told mo to Just rest, but that whs Just what I couldn't do, until Churches In Queer Places, How many readers attend a church within a windmill, or ;i church ou • pier out at sea, or one which UouU ou u canal? Yet su English scribe has found that churches exist in these and similar quaint, out-of-the-way places. The cnurch built in u windmill ie [ situated on Reiguic Heath, uud is • well-known luiiomurk. It is lllracoiiihe tnat boasts the only place ot worship in existence that i* omit ul ilie eua ot a pier, at one time tins uhurch was useu us a liyutiunue. Special services ure now heid ther* lor sailors to pray for their comrade* during a storm ai sua. There are several Uoatitig churches, hut perhaps the most interesting of these is thut on the Fens near Peter- oorougn. litis cliuren-uoui wus tmiit because the ordinary parish church wus too fur away tor numbers ot the parishioners. Ou the bridge which spans the Don at Uotherhum is situated au interesting sacred edilic* which dates from tu* Uncouth ceu-1 lury. Another church, which ia suspended to a bridge, is the Church ot Bt. Swithin's, Winchester. The reason giv. en (or this place ot worship being oo a bridge is a quaint one. lt is said: that King Charles, being in need ol a short cut to Winchester Cathedral, had a roadway cut clean through lit, tiwithin's Church. A gateway was buili j which ii to thi> day known a* Ih*! king's (Jala. Over luis gateway regular services ar* held in tit. bwitiiiu'a Church. A thnrniiflity Wnll m»l«. all-Rritiih H.maM- luaOuit, PnlldipronHl,bond onGrwtw'i worlu-nii'iwnrd'h„l,.l»)>« .y.lem. SI. lining, t.iy ta .trip ond cluo. Ai/.imi - W. W. GREENER, S3-S0, Chvh Hall Hilt, MONTREAL, P.O. Caul,* Wll. Fret Sunshine Is good for the pigs. Keep then In It. Honolulu will equip Its fire department with motor driven apparatus. St. Martin snd tha Dleti*n*r» St Martin wben he divided his cap* wltb ■ naked beggar at the gale of Amiens gave also Iwo word*'to th* English language. Ths oratory In which tbls torn caps wna preserved as a sacred banner acquired the mime of "chnpelle" (from the Kronen, "enspe"), the custodian being termed "chaplain," snd thus our English word* "chapel" and "chaplain" ur* derived-Westminster Uaietie. A Wtiealbarow Tramp, Alexander Liveaay, the wheelbarrow man, a tew days ago concluded his trsinp Irom Ayr to John o' liroatt and then to Land's End and back to reading of the cures of others led mo the capital ol Ayrshire via Wales, to try Dodd s Kidney Pills. i Livcaey, who is over fifty years ot "Prom the lirst dose they helped , age, is ol small stature and has me. I Bonn left my bed and started to do my ordinary housework. "I took In all, twelve boxes of J'odd's Kidney Pills and now my health Is excellent. I recommend Dodd's Kidney Pills to ull suffering women." Thousands of Canadian women will tell you (hat Tidd'a Kidney Pills nro the ono sure thing for suffering women. wiry Iriirne. Thougliout the '2.00U mile Journey he tramped dully, eicept Sun, days, when he rested. Ou the Journey lie pushud in iront ot him a large barrow, and no matter what kind ot weather prevailed lie stuck to hla program daily. Ho had a greal reception ou his arrival at Ayr. Occupation. Let every mnn he occupied, and occupied In the employment of which his nature la capable, aud die with th* consciousness thnt he has don* M* best.-Bydney Hmlth. Not Much. Jnck-Wnuld you like to lie* yon lit* over again? Tom-Ami owe twice •• much as I do uow. No, elrI-Huston Transcript, Mere Useful. rtrlils Elect-Whut would yon have thrown Instead of rlceV Iti-uul Maid -A few grain* of common miw- ludg*. Mnny farmers never swear Ihi-m- *"1"es nor Interfile II from rfnefr em. elnvees, Tt'ov li'" not femlteu, snr e~nnVB hll* n>-0 !""t renln*nl»,lMff |dm- fle, rommon-ftenae resoeotahlllty, llsiuilly when ft man boasts of what he hns made of ht'iimif and the great HiiCfcsB he haa won, if wo were to look In hln home we should find a patient, economical wife, who haa lieeii In the harness and lugging at the traces over: day of her wedded life. Another Howler. A Portohello schoolboy has produced the champion howler of the season. The passage lor paraphrase was Irom Kingsley:--"Kor men must work and women must weep, though atorina bs Midden and waters deep, and the harbor bar lie moaning." "Men and women," said tho youngster, "must keep on working through ths Inn at the The sea niter's fur Is the most val-1 "»rbur l» groaning lor IU miatomer*." uiihle In Ihe world. The single fur of ono of these little creatures often | jn# Qoti< American word hista, menulng sn employer or overseer. Is Ihe modern form for the Itiiteh luina nml descended from Ihe original llollnud settlers lu this country. In • Mine We do a good mnn Kor tuslnll"!. WC the oulslde of the < -i" miles nml have p I.OSII miles; n my c 1 ll.iNi.imii miles: the ' 1 car can catch hue I urn In n mln • whirled on hie! thirteen ul the ami ■ is traveled - 'Mini yout > vibration*. Constipation is (ho root of many forms of sickness and of an endless amount of human misery. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, thoroughly tested by over fifty years of use, hare been proved a safe and certain cure for constipation and all kindred troubles. Try them. « 25c a box. Kid gloves have nothing to do wllh kids They ure mode of the skins of sheep. "DODD'S ''',. KIDNEYS iVILLS4 .""ini ri •. H .,•»' 'i*''- W. N. U. No. 867. axon mount* ■ 1 l ih l ill I I i i i ! i i i i i I I i i 3 rt co rt "I rt) ro p 00 O "i r a S" CO o a p CD rt (■aTst • D QTQ < *-. 0 3 ft) 55' o 0 *-> a ♦3' 3 <! rt rt 0 > rt rt ro 3 a a a CO CO p C cr rt rt & QTQ rt 0 « o CO 3 3 rt 3 rt ►i rt CO ts sr rt cr rt hd rt a- o EL H* rt S, H* O 5 3 rt cr o o ■ 5* a wi s org H sr rt s* p Net. P a rD o > rt rt f-t- co* cf 3 cr p ?3BBEB---UEUBr-3igf---rB^^ • ,SSSSj^ISl^IS^SrBSSISISSSJ^ISI^-SSSJSISISj^ISISim-SISISrSISSISISISi WW & c © *1 c 3 H fl D 1 i i i fl 0 1 i 1 JIBiBTiBiHraEi-BiBJajBiaE THK PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B. C. A WONDERPUL DISCOVERY STOCKBROKER H. H. NIGHTINGALE currant combinations, -— — I An eminent scientist, the other dny, 1 Thia Fruit Combines Well With Othara j stave his opinion that the most wou- of the Small Kind. |derf"i rjlfco try of recent years was Currants combine well tvltb several I*?• dlscovory of ZfJn-Buk. Just think! ^ -., ,,. ... , , ,, As soon us u single thin layer of Zulu- | of the popular summer berries and ,iuk u „„„ ;o „ WM^ or „ j small fruits like cherries. Iluokle- BUCII lnjury is iMureQ against blood berries, raspberries und blackberries poison I Not one species ot microbe ure eueh delicious ivheu cooked with ! has been found that Zniii-ltuk dues uliout one-third 'heir bulk of currents. !uol kill Investment and Loans Negotiated 33 MELINDA ST., TORONTO • Well, Well! THIS Is a HOME DYE Jhat ANYONE *l dyed ALL these DIFFERENT KINDS of Goods • — T with the SAME Due. I used DY01A CLEAN and SIMPLE to Uie. i-iiiiihc WRONGI -rem or srunv iJ.i'.Lift ii, l.iniinl, Miiiitre.il, MANY NEW BRANCH LINES "\inadl*n Pacific Railway Pushing tulles of new railway lines for trans- i pralrlo pro'liiees. In Saskatchewan' 8e*Uerc) eoniing into Cuundu next year will have it: .heir service many portatlon into new sections of the I Steel in the West. iiliiue the Canadian Pacific Hallway [ tuts at present unaer construction : nearly six hundred miles of new jrti Then again. As soon as Zam-Buk Is branch Hues. Hundreds oi gunys of applied to a sore, or a cut, or to skin laborers und track-layers are at work disease, it stops the smarting. Thut tin various imrts of the country, and j Is why children are such l'rieuds of 'surveyors arc at work mapping, out [Zam-Buk. They care nothing lor the other ll.ics In all parts of the prov- science of the thing All they know is Irjce. As test as these Huts nre com- '■■""' ■' - ' Mo>|ploted and inspet\ted regular services are being inaugurated, so that when Curiums are sometimes udded In a siunlL quantity to u raspberry or u huckleberry pie. Stewed huckleberries .riiike a nice compote for supper oi. Sunday even- lugs, nnd curruuts added to at are of-ljaat Zam-Buk stops their pulu. tcu considered nn Improvement For [titers should never forget tills. a plain huckleberry compote add n I Again. As soon as Zani-Huk Is ap-ltho yearly rush of new settlers to the cupful of susor i» every three cupfuls Piled to a wound or to n diseased part, I West starts, next spring, there will lie „f hcri-lM and stew Ilium In hnrelt ""' niu bi'lleiltll the skins slli (aee plenty of now territory opened up. of in mis nnd stew u, in in outeiy i re ,c> s,inull.ltt,d „,,„ new ,„.„,„ ,,., , , „„, . „ ,„ a , emmsli water to keep them from burn- tl89U0 ls 1|Uk.klv h,..mnl Tlllsl form- atchewan being built by the 0, P. R. ing. Currants may be added iu nny , i,,B Df fresh healthy tissue from below is Una between Reglna nnd Colonany. amount preferred. Half nud half lis Zain-Huk's secret of healing, The Tbls line mug almost directly north make a good mixture, but u third of tissue thus formed Is worked up to from Reglna until Craven is reached, currants is also satisfactory. If two- ihe surface nnd literally casta off the when li branches off In n westerly thirds uf currants and one-third of diseased tissue above ll. This Is why direction to Winnipeg Edmonton ip.ur win Zam-Buk euies are permanent line, it Is 133 miles funii Colonany Oul} the other day Mr. Marsh, of to Reglna and on this, n service will 1101 Delorlmier Ave.. .Montreal, culled shortly be Inaugurated between I'ol- A well kuown coon offers ihe follow-1upon the Zam-Buk Company and told onsay, and Imperial, a distance ot 10.7 Ine recipe for a raspberry and cur- them tlmt for over Iwenty-flve years miles. Smith ol Imperial track-laying rant marmalade: Rub iwo iiuurts of be had i u a martyr to eczema, iils h;,;, advanoed another twenty-five raspberries nnd n i|imrt of currants hands were a! one lime so covered miles. This line pusses through n through n sieve tint Is Hue enough to vvlil1 Borea llla' ll1' l,lld ,0 sl,''i' ln splendid farming country which will „..,.,,.',,, ..... . .,!,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,1 „( B'ovei Foul years ago Zam-Buk was be Lulckly settled before lone. exclude the seeds a,id a noun i m „„„,„.,, , ,,,„ :illJ „ a f8W _.„,.-.' ..... now n p, n. branoh sugar to every pint of pulp Boll the months it cured htm. Today-over Un«tn^ sugar mi ll strings In u smnll quan- tnree refua jjter hl» core ot a disease red Tnlles in length u thnl between tlty of water end in another kettle re -he had for twenty-five years—he is Outlook and Keerobert, This I* real- dine the fruit te one-half Its original still cured, and he has hod no trace iy the middle division of the Moose hulk. Then mix the two and boll them of any return ot the eozemal Jaw-Macklln branch. Servlooa have "^S IONEY DO IT huckleberries are used be required. DON'T BAKE—BAKE-BAKE IN THE HARD OLD FASHIONED WAY It shortens your life, .spoils your temper uuil ruins your looks. Try Ilie now way—tlic MOONEY wny. No spoiled bnklng, No overheated kitchens, Lots of leisure in tho home. MOONEY'S BISCUITS nre so fresh.so crisp, so appetising that iluy aro largely taking tho place of liomp baking with thousands of Western people. Ask for MOONEY'S PERFECTION SODA BISCUITS in air Unlit, dust proof and damp proof packuges —or lu sealed tins if you prefer them. Made in tho 1% Sanitary Factory in Winnipeg, d'Jtt'u te, .•III" to u thick marmalade. %oysand£//t/;s Hi Will p«v you .. ^..Timission of firrwttf Cents for each copy o/'/his i»autifuL> Ghrisfm as publication Uou sett /lis one of the. desfGhristmas Holiday Mimbers in the uior/d. /f has three /arye Separates Oo/oreaL pictures. Sena a/one* for adoer/ising matter ond fui/par *TSSL cfte&ifis/masf/ote * TQMOMTO. c/t/rieoA. .vn druggists sill Zam-Buk at BOcibeen operated for somi* Mme between box, or we will wnul t'reo trial box ii' MackUn and Kerrobert mul outlook you send tins advertisement and a le. ,,,». Moose Jaw, but there are still a stamp (to cay return postage). Ad- Lumber of miles of tin* middle dlvl- dress Kam-Buk Co., Toronto, Bi0i* to be built, Whon It 1.** flnlahed tjie entire branch will be 207 miles the girl born in SEPTEMBERhrat( and wm eventually form n Juno* tlon with tin* Lncoanbe^—Qastor branch Nine chances oul ot ton. the Sop. ,lt Kerrobert. This new line will !»«• a tembec. girl bos tbe great gift o( a great boon to aJlolasses In Saskurehe- 1 strong constitution. «-;m ror not only will the Farmers She does noi always realise thle, along the rlght-of'Way benefit, but it REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD. MRS. WtNsi.iiws SooTiiiNd BVEl e lias twen usvil (nrfiver SIX I'Y ■'SABS by M[(.LIONS of MOTHRKS fur their CHiLURRrt U'IIII.B T8KTHJNO, wilh PRRFHCT SI CCESS. It BOOTHBS Hi.- CUtf.I) SOPTBNS the GUMS ALLAYS all PAIN ; CURES WI NU COLIC, ami is the j-est remedy for hiarkho-.a. it ts ti>* BOlulely hirmleu, Hi- sure and aik for "Mru. Wlflltow'l Soolhfng syrup," and take aa ulaer kind. Twenty-fiveccats a bptUb Two-hundred nnd forty-nine out'of every tliousAnd of tho world's population Jive beneath tl.e sovereignty of King Oeorge V. Canning String Beam. Owing to tbelr composition green striuj: beans are particularly liable to fermentation, ns they are Inviting to tbe bacteria that cause tbls process For tbis reason they nre best canned by tbo sterilization method, which, al-; though it requires u little more time. ii many times more, satisfactory tban but *o it is. When anyone Is ill InUiU'glve tho towns and cities. In it any other, it is accomplished iu tbe the neighborhood, the September girl territory, direct now connection with following manner: always ins some remedy or suggesr the main line of the Canadian Faoitta Select vuuoK uud teuilot* beans strlnc llon t0 ,lllVt' llllt ■' >1"' is *lM slu' to Moose .law R glna, Brandon. Wtn- them and break ibem Into short wi» ""I U!iV ,1,is *Wf?*;™" ™ ^.f n'W Minneapolis, St Paul aud ., , , , , Presb air ami wholesome hubltis. I'lilcauo Icnsttis Pack tbem arm!, ,„ th, jars. wU| „ ,,„ we„ m thi, oml iV, „,,/ '^oag^ ^^ ^^ wte cover tln'iu wnn cold water nnd uJj d,vs l|c,,, ,, fl0,„'w,vburn to Lethbrldge. oue teaspnonfui of salt to euoti 0.11.111 Kamily feeling, organliatlon feeling, rjp to Maroh of this y«ir truck on tills I'ut uu tho rubber aud the top amt ;m,i t!;,- desire to tiuilti up and createhine had been laid an fur im Omega, boll for nue hour ou ea.ti of tun',? su> are Ibe September girl's charaoterlst.ftft7.tvo mill's from Weyburn. There cesslre days. At the end of tbe hour a la now a through service between remove the cover of the belter and a: s)l'' '"u,y "0| I™0"*8 M beT famu* Wevhurli ami DmegO. On tho rest of i.» thi steam to escape. Press down " ,; whl>" !' 00"",s '»* liut' "um c"m the spring or tighten the lid on the Jars, accord'u*; to ths kind OSsd, ts prevent any outside air from entering Tbe Jura can he removed and cooled or allowed to stay tu the u*jj!cr til. the next day. Un the second day looser* the lid again. This will relieve any pressure from steam (hat might accumulate lu- side the jar during tbe second '-ook 1 westward grad* totng wi.ai onghi to Ik> done she \ns wafl commenced in May of this1 «;. stand by her family or hor so-[y«ar and up ir> lust month fifty por: * every time CQnt of it had bo:n completed up to; I: is her instinct to further any- miles sixty. This line when completed ; thing that will bave what ndgho be will permit of n rew route from Port- called permanent tribal results. She land, Oregon, to St Paul, Minneapolis, j must build for the fu:ure. and for Chicago, and It will also open up a the future of others as well lis her- very fertile country, self, * [ From Swift Ouifont there are belns The September girl is apt to be built two branches, northwest and musical: she Is fond of music and up- southeast Both of these branches mreclates it, and often is uu expert were only started three months ago UNFAIR TO BABY The young rather rushed upstairs to the bedroom iu feverish haste. "Quick, Maria," be paid, ''bring tho babj down. I've got old Uncle James iu the drawing-room, and i want to Impress blm. Perhaps he will give the child a handsome present and re* member us in his will." Maria. In a flutter of excitement, smartened up the new arrival, and carried him downstairs to the ohl arrival—a crusty bachelor on the wrong sido of sixty, "Here he is, Uncle," said the proud father, Thoy waited for a reply, but tho old gentleman only eyed tbe Infant curiously. "Thoy say he is like me," ventured the happy father, feeling awkward. "Well." said the Uncle slowly, "that isn't the child's fault. I should not have it drowned on that account only." Then Maria fainted, nnd the father used language that forever spoilt his chance of becoming tbe old man's heir. Food for Thought An Irishman entered a clockmaker's establishment and asked to be shown a timepiece that would not require winding too often. The assistant produced one, and after praising its good points, remarked: "I can guarantee tbls clock to go for eight days without winding." "Well." says Pat, "I'll take it, but would you mind telling me how long lt will go If 1 wind It?" Many people will listen to a story if It Is told to them as a profound secret, who would never listen to It if told iu the ordinary'course of conversation. An international combustion loco* motive of 1,000 liors«iM>wer, Is hauling trains successfully on a Prussian rabrond. Protect tl c. child from the ravages of worms by using Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator, it is a standard remedy and years of us;* has enhanced Its reputation. l-organtiattoa—club, or business office tlon facilities to tbe farmers near the —becaus*e people recognize In liei) iSouth Saskatchewan River. 'the true quality of dependoblenese, ! There are also two branches being them to a anil t of cold air while tbey. u„ organisation quality combined ■ built from Wllkie. One of theso The low-down wagon Is all right, but folks have no use for a low-down man. , X TO matter bow dirty |\| ths children -;et their faces and hands snd their chubby Knees and feet, SNAP will dean them quickly, without hard scrubbing, and leave the skin soft and smooth. Cel a can at your dealer's—- Ing. Place the jars again lu the boiler musician herself, though not a great but on each fifty per cent of the grad- and boll for one hour. joae. ing is now completed. The first nam-j Repeat tbe operation the third day I Bbe can a'.ways find a place ln_any*i-d branch will give good transports In removing the Jam from the boiler care should be taken nut to expose nro bot, ns a sudden change in tem j with her real strength of character, | branches reaches out In a northwest- perature Is likely -to crack the Jars makes the September girl a valuable erly direction and tbe other In a Bouth*, The lids should be tightened securely member of society. Where othaniwesterly direction. On the former.; If Hpring tops nre used it !*• easy to'-'inht "H be disheartened .after a de-j which is 36 mlleo long there Is 75; test thu completeness of the tttprlfzlue f<'at- st"' s,'rs t,lp permanence of the per cent of the grading completed,. hrooes*. This la done hv wli-nslni-'thi* r:uv !trul tho l"*P''nnaueneo of events I while on the latter out of 02 miles; process lhis is ooa b> relensl «, the d , fc b ,Itf anollier under* there Ib 15 per cent of the Rrading, spring nt the side of .be jars and pick* takin^ finished.. The Southern branch from liiK up the Jars by tho top. If there, Tlu. September girl is one of the I Wllkie will be further eupptemented has been the least bit of decom.Kwt 'prominently successful school teach-1 by a branch running from Kerrobert, J tlon or If the sterilization bus not I era. If she has nny taste that way Iin a northeasterly direction. With Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, m mercury will mrrljr ilit.truy tha wnne ot smell mul t'u;ii|)H'ti'!y tlcriuicc Hit* whulr* nyitem wben uiiUtIiii* It tUroui'li Uie mucous rmrliuvs. Bucb Briir i- stiniiM never be unwl eicrut on prMcrlp- tloui rom rimilublc physlclaui, u tba dimnnp ttiey will do la tea fold to Uie k<«m1 you etui poaalhly ile- rlvc from them. Hall's Catarrh Curo, m»nui»cturiiJ by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, ()., ronUIni no taer- wry, ana is taken Internally, actlni* directly upon tbe blood and raiirmii eitrlacn of tbt »)item. In buyliiv Hall'i Catarrh Cure be aura you set the o'lmi'ii'. It is takfii intiTiinlly and madn tn Totoda oiiiu. by V. J. Cheney A Co. T-stlraontala tra*. Sold bv t>riu'.:i-ti I'tur, ju- ner boltlt. Imku UaU'a Family VlUi tor coiuUaaUofcj' The Paris police have established a laboratory for the express purpose of analyzing bombs ami, if possible, tracing .them to their sources. Water ln lho pastures should be looked after and all springs and troughs cleaned and kept In order. Noah's Great Find I Noah sighted Mt Ararat ! "At last," he cried, "the mountain i resort with an ocean view!" i Herewith he felt the voyage wae jnot In vain. CONSTIPATED "CHILDREN Constipation ln cblhldren Is the Burst sign of danger-—the most convincing signal that baby is going to be 111. | Constipation leads to and actually causes more suffering in little one* than a*v other trouble. To keep baby well his little stomach must he kept sweet and his bowels regular—Baby'i Own Tablets will do that—tbey will do It safely; surely and without pain r griping. Concerning them Mrs. S. 0. Braaten, Ber gland, Ont., says:— 'My baby wns bothered almost continually with his stomach and bowels end was greatly constipated. Baby'a Own Tablets quickly relieved him and would not now use any otber medi- lne." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mall at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockvllle, Ont A band of surgeon's plaster "around the thumb, below the nail, will cure children ol suckling their thumb. j Tbe Gorman Empress adopted tbe j pretty practice of giving her daughter a pearl every Christmas Day. Queen ! Alexandra used to bestow on her ! daughters a pearl every birthday, they .now form beautiful necklaces. Ih'.'ii complete the tup will come off This Is because pressure on the top Iiiih been released by tbe gas formed 1 by tbe biictorhi. Kor nil this, the September girl Is not it natural loader, though she likes to load. The Real Reporter When lho chief reporter of tlio t I'oppii'iou Poel bought nn aeroplane tlu* proprlotor summoned tiie editor to disc use bin Buooohsor. "Kor, of course'', observed tho pro*. pl'Ietor. "Wfl ahull soon have a vuc-1 nnoy." "Ilow about Jones!" suggested Uie editor, "Jones?" queried the proprietor,] doubtfully, "i thought he was rather ii failure." "On tlu- contrary, he's one of our prumiKiug rearulte," replied tlu* editor, "Yes, Jones l» :i goDlus, sir! You , ri'inotrilior tho Hmnltuim railway emosh, Well, Jones found the broken mil (hat caused the dimmier three j hours before tho express wnn due He wU down hy the line, wrote up tho aooount whito ho waited uud wnt un hltt report the very mltiuU* nfter tho Wreck took place." Thinga Nobody Knows. There are many strange facts about »""; : il ul"'r" nf,H ,!i w,mM •■■•' animals which no ono has over Beamed j iiMi* to Understand or explain. Here ' are u few of (hem: A liy will crawl tit the top of a win- dowpiiuc, Hy buck to thu bottom and crawl up again, liimlly ever docs it j (ly up and cmwl down. Heim BOratcl) ('ir food nlwayn with (lie hiiii behind them bo tbnt Us ruys ; win reflect on tin* tiny seeds, Vet a blind ben, for which h-n reason doe* ' not bold, always manages io get the i.un behind ber ulso wheu she scratches, Cats hardly ever lie wltb their feet [ to (he lire. In most cases they lie lu* stead with their left tilde turned to* ; ward lt. But dogs invariably Uu wltb I Ibdr fore pawl to the tire. a mouse overlooks h perfectly safe food mippiy, sufficient for a meal or two, to enjoy tho perilous pleasures, of an unlimited store, it win hido near tho food nnd come OUt to nibble wben It Is hungry, for it Is not trtiu thnt a motile runs to n • bultf st thu Urst nln rtn. •ht* will walk right up the ladder of success until Bbe has a school of her own. She will reach the heights even more quickly If she ia connected with nny great educational orgunlzn- . tlon. or the schools of the govern-; Inducing of new settlers tolocatcin ment: lu fnct. she would get govern* OPERATION HER ONLY CHANCE WasCuredbyLydiaE.Pink- ham's VegetableCompound these two branches completed, trans, portiiflon faellltlea for the farmers In the country through which they pass will be unsurpassed, and they will prohubly prove a big faotor In tlio I Inducing of new settlers to locate In ! thnt locality. This branch from Kerrobert, northeasterly, will be twenty five miles long. Up to date eight mlleB of grading have been completed. On the Eatevnn, northwest brunch, there arc fifty-five miles of new truck under construction. This branch connects wllh the Weyburn—Lethbrldge brunch at Forward. On Reglnu—Bul- yen branch. 42 miles, trnck-luylng hns been completed and a service will isliortly be instituted. On the double- hacking from I'aaqua to Moose Jaw | eighty-five per cent of the grading Is completed but no steel has us yet been laid. About eiiual progress hna been mnde on the double-track between Moose Jaw nnd uron. Tho othor C. P. II. branch In Bask- nlcbewnn on which construction work I.i being done, Ib between Moose .in* southwesterly, to miles 3B. Grading is going abend on this brunch at >a rapid rule. Mh.ard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. Importance Recognised "Do you think that mun really appreciates the Importance A the office to which we bave elected him?' said one constituent. "I guess he does," replied the other. "The first thing he did was to say It ought to command a larger salary." A Pill That la Prized.—There havo {been many pills put upon the innrket I und pressed upon public attention but 1 none hus endured so long or met wltb iso much favor as Parmelee's Vegetable Fills. Wide spread use of them has attested their great value, and they need no further advertisement tban | this. Having firmly established themselves In public esteem, they now rank iwlthout a peer ln the list of standard I vegetable preparations. "He's got a lot of nerve, hasn't he?" "I should say. Knows the art of bluffing his creditors, doesn't he?" "Bluffing his creditors? Why, nun, he claims he con bluff his wife."—Toledo Blade. "So much depends on the money of a country,'' said a traveller. "In India a lac of rupees Is a fortune, while In England a lack ol sovereigns Ls poverty." The Chinese hnve prepared an In- ternatlonul mun uui In order to make tbe translation of foreign languages easy and rapid. One of the mast pathetic sights ln Nature Is that of Petulant mun who Pocks up his Doll-Rags and Qoesl ! Whalebone ls not bone at all. It | hns not a single one of tlic many distinctive properties of bone. The outcrends of the tubes of a new automobile horn nre cosed and the lamer ende. open, thus preventing them from being clogged by dust. When you are crowded, Just keep on moving. Lindsay, Ont-" I think It Is no more than right for me to thank Mrs. I'lnktmni fur what her kind advice and l.ydU K. Hukliaiu'i Vegetable Com. pound bus dune for CAT COST MILLIONS Trouble ofton oom muoh wc have in be inn' bor arrival, 'H to show lm iliunklul tor l> Oh&rcoal pi ummI la a rofrlgonitor will fthfJOrb th* odora of food. Icott's Emulsion keeps children healthful and happy. Give lliem n few drops of this Btrongthenlfif* foorl- meriirjrif! rvrry duy ntid wnti li tliem grow. IT PREVENTS Croup Whooping - Cough Bronchitis Loss of Flesh aod many other troubles «ti Dfvuuuiar* Cjnailj'i Capital. In tha old dayi balora lh| ai'veraJ Cuiiiuliun provinces entered uimi ths pru'cm confederation Ilia Parliament u.ot alternately at Montreal and yue- buo, aii'l the ulhi'iiila of uie Qovata- moat leleoted Ihelr own place ol rail. danoa, 'llm rivalry between thoau cities wa., no ttcuto that neither could I." ohofan for Um capital, an i m ini? i*<Ui joined in nn address, which was ratified Liy Porllamenti n-,k.ng i^ueau Vli borla to Ntth the dtepute, During Hi" lollowlng y.'ur »hi d '!"••.. ii,, Persian Feline That Wae Hated by Parsee Loved by Mohammedan _ The lillnn passion for law reached me, Wiieu I wrote ! its record In n cuec Just finished after to her some time ," ■!" yours' hwil feud that all begun ago I was a very , uliout u oat Thai feline animal hae Hick minimi suf- OOit million" since the quarrel begun, ferine from remain Ah tun Pursee and the treasured trouble*. I hud Port4o.ll |m>Ih of the world's wi'iiltliy Inflammation Of WOIMII bniJed orlglnully from Ibe the female organs. Iiuiine lund, It Is n peculiar fact that. Slid UUll III llOt III" I'nMce regui da nil cuts wllh l«ul.h stand ur walk any Ing, Ho when n wen thy Parsee found distance. At last I ill" iloiueellc pel of hu, Molimiimoilnn wae cohllned tu Illy I nolghbor, Mivberjee. wiuidi'ilni; Into bed. and the doctor hln house every night and curling up Bkiil I wuuld have In the nuwt Miered corners of hie le to go through au operation, but this I bode llo fu'iit sharp prolmts mat door lefuawl to do. A friend advised l.ydlu Mook<vJee gave lilm the biugh, eo he K. I'lnkliam's Vegetable Conipuiliul, |IlireuleiieJ to kill Ilie cat next timo It 111 "'"•• > » .Hv'ly little I indu'ow."afteruitnVthwibotfleiWitj Ifiiitfuaoir 1 feel llkeanew woman. I must heartily recommend thla medicine to all women I lumbar camp ul &.00Q or g.ihjo people, oooupylog uu egi dlngly iu% ,mbU geographical location. High Llla In Braill. Tou run llnrl aume tiptop rout of living In ll.'ililn. Ilni7.ll Soiillinril I'. tVnriier, our consul then, anva Hint. with economy ami Cat Came Back. Along canto the cut the fol- wliosuflerwlthfemaletroiihliis. I have lowhiu night and went to shvp In the alio taken l.ydla K. I'lnkliam's Liver ,llre place. Ho the Parsee sllp|>eil her I'llla and think thev are line."—Mra. Int.. u suck and throw her out or the 1'iiANk KaiHi.rr. I.liiilwiy. Ontario, jtoimuuit window, The MoliamiiiNlan's Wn cannot understand why women Iservnnl picked her up ninl reported to will lake chances with an operation or : hla hlttSlofi who deelared nn oli'iiinl drag out a sickly half-hearted eiiat- """ ''": "v ",'"! "" """''',"1"1"^ encn. missing Uiree-fuurtha of the Joy ii smnii family of four ran make out ; „f living, without llral trying LydlaK. about tola wayi Hem. |Tt| provisions. I'lnkliam's Vegetable Uomuound. W N. U. No. 807, llBOj scrvniii. 130: ruei for cooking, I'HI; lighting. 110: wnler. «:, laundry, $'Jo—or more than *::ih, ii miiulli for luat llmse Ifi'ius. And wp all know bow tiie Ini-liiiMitnla miikH thn rent total when tin! Ilrsi of the montb bllle cvue lu. -New Vurk I'reaa. Sim eheaa hint oul of mi ihn arowi i if innii umi earns and went, Ills VOIee was I"*, li In ll" wiih liiinl, Hut Ihe wna Well lonlt'lil. Tim nmf men's education was I'nrliiiim mom flnlttmil, anil Aii'iiniir's manners anva her "anas As iiiiinu much mora arami • Anolher'a gsimenta ntii-ii hlmi Anollmr'a heir whs rurlv, Aiiatliera iiiunn wan Ant,,,, Jim Waa oiiuaxn ny mm aitiia. Anil ,mf for wealth nml nnl for love Waa Jim by Msl,,'l rlinseil- liul Hint lm w„„ (ha una mnu of Tha Hliula lot Hint prersmeill -lumttia Travalar- . „. _ Jompoi h'or thirty years It has heen the standard remedy fur female Ills, and has cured thousands uf women who have I icon troubled with such ailments as displacements, Inflammation, ulcer. a'Ion. tlbrold tumors, Irregularities, feud on hln neliihbor. The iwrmtpon- deuce that followed woe hctivly fhurgcti wllh nc-ld, tilt one day the cut disappeared uud muttura took a carious change. MiHiki'iJimi aworo Ilie Pnrsoo hnd uVoWlud nor In tlic lllvcr Tnptl. He BnthcTCll llle wM'Vuii.ln and they fought the I'luniy's rntlnuo from dawn (III ilmli Tlu-ti they look the law courts. periodic pains, backache, Iudlgestlun | Mookerjeo discovered that his neigh-, and iierrous prostration. ibor Wna using pant of Ids Inn.) fur n I ___________^___^^^_ I roadway, ao ho sued for dtimngea. The 5 l'n,r 1 The t'uiiillun Pacific. Ilullwny nn- noimOOl Mint their Kriiser Ciiiiyou Hoi- "I hlnl boon le opened lllllll OoioilOr ll,Hi Thin hotel hns been thoroughly MOOVfltod uuil refiiinlnheil mid Ih now on ti par wllh ihe othor 0,1', It. mountain hotoli wnn rognnl to Daconunodn< lion. As III" hold Is particularly well ■Hunted II will be very popular with tourliii, cur w DIXIE T06AU.ll uiiiiei'Hl wllh a clnlm tJiat MiMikeijis* hud roped In part of hie liiinl, mid milled It to Ills garden, I4v- OVy tiliihl the ecrviinln atoneil ench iiIIiki', In ciiiuloitliin of the Ill-will be- iwm'u their miuttJire till neltluv hoiin- "ii hml any gliins k'fl In thu wlnulowa. Appeal After Appeal Prom court to court Ihe law anils wore tun™ on apiu'iibi und einuiter cIuIiiih until tlio MfilinnimtMlan had to noil land tu eaiMafy the legal ctmts and Ihe I'ni'us, hod to reeourad to the money 'loo den. Then a little while back Mooknrjce hi'iird a ikiImi ln hla bedrotim. It was hl« ohl cut com* bock In a wcathor- bc«iU>n condition from her wudurkige (or kllmld. H THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, BRITISH COLUMBIA McVITTIE & PARKER P.L.8. & C.B. ORANBROOK, B. 0 W. F. GURD, Barrister, Solictor, etc., ORANBROOK, B. 0. HARVEY, McCARTER, and MACDONALD, Barristerb and Solicitors, CRANBROOK, B. C Oranbrook Lodge No 14 A.F.ft A.M. Regular meetings uu tba third Tburaday ut every moulli. Visiting brulhren welcome. D. J. McSWBYN, W. M. J. S. PECK, Sec. Kocky Mountain Chapter | NO. lib. R. a. M. I Rogular meetings:—2nd Tuea 5 day In each month at eight . o'clock. £ Sojourning Companions are - cordially invited. | Bi. Comp. A. C. Shanklond, E. . ORANBROOK, B.O. | imrwmwf.wfm>/tt.'mvffrmvr»me I.O.O.F., KEY CITY LODGE, No. 42 Meets every Monday night at New Fraternity Hall. Sojourning Oddlellowa cordially invited. H. ,1. Rendall, N. 0. W. M. Harris Sec'y. Knights of Pythias Cranbrook, B.C. Crescent Lodge, No ,u Meets every Tuesday at » p.m. at Fraternity Hall 0. Torter C. 0. J. M. I Joyce, K. ol R. ft S. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. Court Cranbrook No. 8943. Meet in Carmen's Hall, on 2nd aul tth Thursday of each month. W. HENDERSON, C. R. A. CLARK,Jr., Sec. P. 0. Boi 248 Visiting Brothers Cordially Welcomed J. W RUTLEDGE, M.M.V., V.S., Oraduats of Ontario Veterinary college, Toronto In 1B9I. Orad ate and medaliat ol McKlllip Veterinary college, Obleago, 111. ta HOO. Registered member, of Brltleh Oolumbla association. ALL CALLS SIOHT A DAY PAOMPTLY ATTINOAD TO OP'ICI AT McKINSTRV a LIVgSY BARN CRANBROOK, B. C, J. T. LA1DLAVV, MininK Engineer und B.O. Lund Surveyor, H.O Hoi SIM, I'hona 'in. ORANBROOK, H. C. DRS. KING & GREEN Physicians and Surgeons IBM at Realdence, Armetrong Ave. orrica hours forenouua ■ • ■ - 9.00 to 10.01 Afternoane - • ■ • 100 to t.Ot Uvenlnge 1.10 to 1.10 Bundaye I.M to I.M IRANUROOK : B, O. D.J.JOHNSON CARPENTER AND BUILDER CONTRACTS SOLICITED. HOTJSES roe Sale or Rest at Reoeoaeble Prices. Lumsden and Lewis St. Phone No. Ml- 7 Roomed House For Sale Centrally located Three minutes from Government Terms to suit buyer, no remsonablo offer refused Por further particulars apply at tiie Prospector Office W. R. BEATTY Undertaker, Embalmer, Funeral Director, CRANBROOK, B.C. PHONE S46 Frank Dezall GENERAL BLACKSMITH and WOODWORKER e Rubber Tlree Applied To Buggy Wheela 1QBNT8 FOR CANADIAN 0T0LB AND MOTOR CO'S BICYCLES Repairing a Specialty. Phone 10 •«• p, o. Boi 111. We Deal in Everything From a Needle to a Locomotive Joseph H. McLean DEALER IN All kinds of Second-Hand Goods Furniture a SPECIALTY BUYER OF FURS Sage's Old Stand. Hanson Are Phone IS1. *********************, , I A. WALLER :; MASONRY, Steam Boiler, Furnace, aud Septic Tank work a specialty Cost and stock estimates furnished on application. Addon. : P. 0. Bo. IU, Craabrook ********************** F. M. Mncl'hi'rsoii UNDERTAKES Norbury Atniuii Next to City Hall Open Day arid Night Pliou. Ml *A*»»*eWVVVVVW\eW\<*«*i Century Restaurant K. Y. UyemaUti, Prop. THB BEST PLAOB IN THE CITY POR A OOOD MEAL. BOARD AND ROOMS Oppoalte 0. P. R. Depot. Phone 119 P. 0. Boi 104 l»»^f*«>*»*4<*»«>^**>*»**f*A>»**«*>Artf*«*Al*«> (Water Act. 1909.) PUBLIC NOTIOB. To all holdera ol land within the limits ol Lot 4, Group 1. Kootenay District and to all holdera ol Water Rccorda on Josephs Prairie Creek, Application ol William A. Rollins tor tbe apportionment ot part ol the 304 Inches ol water Irom said creek recorded in (avor ol John T. Oal- braith on the 23rd, day ot May, 1S72, lor the purpose ol irrigating illock 195, ol thn snld Lot 4, in the Town- site of Crnnhrook according to a map or plun lili'd In the Land Registry Olllco at Nelson, 11. (!., as 6690; and (or permission to chnnge:the point ol diversion and tho course ol the ditch inr the dlveralon ol Part ol aald water, will he heard before me at my oilier on the mth day ol Mnrcb, 1912, at eleven o'clock In tho forenoon, local time, under the authority nl the Haiti Water Act. niiJi'i'liniiH should he Iliad with me nn or belnrn the Uth day of March, 1912, lmti'il at Cranhmok, ll 0,, the Mth day nl Kehruary, 1912. A. 0, NELSON, Acting Aselatant Commissioner nl IjiiiiIm (or ths Southern Division of ICnat Knotcnny. 7-4t Fort Steele's Progress and Development Enterprize Shown By Numerous Citizens Fort Steele.—Although lt ls still the last month of winter, lt might be said quite truthtully that here at least spring has come. There ,was an unusually heavy [all ol snow early in November, with a tew days o( keen aero weather which was followed by a thaw, putting tbe runners, about town at least, into temporary retirement. Gradually, however, the snowfall Increased, nud the merry s'.elgb bells were again heard. But the temperature kept well above zero Kith plenty o( bright sunny days until Dec, 29, wben the mercury took a sudden drop and kept below zero (or the first 12days o( January. Thn lowest point touched hero was 32 boluw. There was also quite a heavy (all of snow, which kept the sleighing good until now, allowing logging un 1 tie cutting and other operations :u the woods go on brlskley and without hindrance. Fort Steele has to Its credit therelore to date at leust eli weeks of Ideal winter weather, during which the average (rost, wr.nthcr was from 12 to 20 above zero, never at any time tailing below, and frequently even at night showing no more than two degrees ol (rost or none. People, therelore, are Imly justified in claiming that taken all in all nowhere can a bettor climate he lound than right here ln the Kootenay Central valley. The Kootenay Central has already mgde a beginning on ita [uture work the carrying ol freight—eoal, hay and oats lor the contractors. Ilaliis- tlng of the roadbed has not vet ol course been done and cannot lie until the (rost ls fully out ot the ground. Rip-rap work has begun, Burns & Jordon having secured this in addition to their grading contract northward. On this considerable preparatory work baa already been done and very soon the steam shovels will be In active operation. NBW TOWNS SPRINGING UP Among the new towns platted on the new line, that at the crossing of the Bull river ia not going to be the least important. The large sawmill on the opposite side of the Kootenay river, operated by tho C.P.R., ia being moved to the new town. The new building almost ready occupies a most advantageous position close to tbe smaller river on which a splendid dam Ib being erected (or the bolding of logs. Another dam (or irrigation purposes Ib being thrown across Little Bull river high up on the bench above. On theso works and in tbe logging and tie camps up tho main river more than 600 men are employed In this business being tributary to the new town. Like everything else ol thlB kind undertaken by tho big company, a number ol very niet nnd substantial buildings gave been erec- tedted. First ol those is the long warehouse already tilled with dry goods, groceries and other supplies lor ths camps: a fine large office building and several excellent buildings (or the officials of the company. The townsite ls a pretty and most attractlvs one on the south side ol the river and ere long lt will be equipped with all modern conveniences. There are already two private stores and a rostaurant and a large hotel is being planned for a well known resident of ths district. Another nsw town to be, Is Wasa, already well and favorably known LIQUOR LICENSE ACT (Section 4B) Notice ia hereby given that on the toth day of April next, application will he made to tho Superintendent ot Provincial Police (or tho transler nf the license for the sale ol liquor by retail on tbo premises known as the Ynhk Hotel, Hltuate at Yahk, Ilrltlah Columbia from Rrniamln J. Riley, to Riley ft Larnon ot Kitchener Ilrltiah Columbia. Hanlnmln .1. Riley, Holder of License. HatHe 0, Larson 10-41 Applicant for transler. Dated thle 2nd day of March, 1912. every where aa the location of the famous holatery of Mr. Nile Hanson. Travellers who havo been so fortunate as to experience the warmth ot welcome received at the Wasa Hotel will be glad to know tbat ere long they will be able to reach this luxurious hotel by train. Hanson hae a water and electric light system ol his own, and nearby there is a charming little lake which In time to come will provide plenty o( (un and exercise summer and winter lor his guests. FORT STEELE HAS FUTURE. But tbe pearl ol all the towns that will dot the beautiful scenic route o( the Kootenay Central Is undoubtedly the town that received Its name (rom the (anions leader ol the Strathcona Horse, that ls Fort Steele. Its site Is proverbial (or its natural beauty, and time baa proved It tbe most salubrious residential town ln all this section ol tbe province. It has pure water supply, small, but certain to be extended and Improved. Its electric light system is still on paper tjut is sure to become a material (act. It will be tbe "white coal" system, and flower may be derived (rom Wild Horse or Irom the famous Henderson plant at Bull river which has just been sold to a strong Chicago company. The town has been somewhat quiet in the past, but as the centre o( the best agricultural section ol the valley, backed by its well known mining resources and now supplied with Its long lought railway, there is no room to doubt the future growth and importance ol the town aa a business centre. The mild winter has allowed the Bridges Lumber Co. to finish Its fine building on Main street, tbe largest and best mercantile building ln town and lt is now being occupied. This company Ib planning (or other buildings during the year and there are rumors ol others to be erected as Boon as spring comes. North Star Masonic lodge hae Just purchased the building In which they have been tenants (or many years and will at once greatly Improve It ln appearances and in its accommodation lor lodge and (or certain public purposes. The new Church o( England build Ing will he erected this summer. Mrs. John Galbralth, as a memorial to her late husband, has very generously doubled the amount of money in hand, making It now $2,000. The Roman Catholic church has Just had an addition put to lt through the enterprise of its people. The ladles Aid of the Presbyterian church has also been active (or some months, and has considerable (unde In hand with which lt Is Intended tn finish and beautify the inside o( the church and repaint tha exterior. The fencing o( the grounds te also probable. NBW ELECTRIC RAILWAY. An electric railway Is being planned to connect Cranbrook with the Kootenay Central at Fort Steele. The bridges thrown across the St. Mary's river at Fort Steele l are a credit to the public works department o( the government and to the bridge gang and has been a great convenience to the residents on the north side of the river. The department ls also planning some needed reclamation work on the river. IT I iT'TTT'li I1 "I ). 11 [„i„i, i .i-i-t-n. .H-tv-i-m-m-i-H' Water Freezes and Bursts Pipes the best thing to do then is to PHONE 340 for the ii Plumbers, Tinsmiths, Steam or Hot Water Experts >i (Water Act, 1909.) PUBLIC NOTICE. To all holders ol land within the limits nf Lot 4, Clroup 1, Kootenay District and to all holdera of Water Records on Josephs Prairie Creek Application ol William B. Bardgett for the apportionment of part of the 800 inches ot water from said ereek recorded In (avor of John T. Gal hralth on the 23rd day ot May 187J for the purpose ot Irrigating Block 183 of the said lot 4, In the Town- site ol Ornnlirnok according to a map or plan (lied ln the laud ltegletry Ofllco nt Nolson, II. (!., ae C6IO; and (or permission tn changs ths i point of diversion and the course of the ditch lor the diversion nl part of the aald water, will he heard belore me at my office on the 1Mb day of Mareh, lilt at eleven o'clock In the forenoon local time, under the authority ol the eald water act, Objections should be filed with ne on or before the Uth day ot March, 1912. Dated at Cranbrook, B. 0. tha Mth day ol February, 1811. A. 0. NELSON, Acting Aaeletant Ootn- mleslontr ol Landa for tbe Mouthers tt lee* t***mm *■*•* LIQUOR LICENSE ACT (flection 48) NOTIOB IS HEREBY GIVF.N that nn tho 1Mb day nf April next, application will bo made to the Superintendent ol Provincial Police lor the transler o( the license (or the Bale of liquor hy retail In and upon the nremlses known as the Kootenay Ho- tel, situate at Movie, Brltleh Columbia, from Alexander D. Cameron to William J. Breinner of Moyle, British Columbia. A. D. Cameron Holder of Llcrnse W, .1, Bremncr IO-4t Apnllrnnt Inr Transfer. Dated this 7th day ol March, 1912. LiqUOR LICENSE ACT (Section 48) NOTICB IS HBRBBY GIVEN that on the 10th day of April next, application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police (or the transler ot the license (or the sale ot liquor hy retail in and upon the premises known aa ths "Falls View Hotel" situate at Marysville, British Columbia, from B. T. Crowley to John William Colburn of Kitchener, llrltlsh Columbia. Dated thla 2nd day ol March, 1912 B. T. Crowley, Holder of Llcenae. J. W, Colburn. 10-41 Applicant for transfer. CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District ot Bast Kootenay TAKK notice that K. 0. fltnhl of Waldo, B. C. occupation farmer, Intends to apply fnr pnrmlsslnn to pur chase the following deacrlhed lands: Commencing at a Post planted at the south east corner nf lot 0231 thence east 40 ehalna; thence north 40 chains: thrnra west 40 chain": thence smith 40 ehalna, to the point of MimmMieewient, containing IM acres more or leaa, BdwarflGarfleld Btahl Dated rob. n. Ull. l«-*t Prompt Attention Given Only First-Class Union Men Employed Skates Ground and Repaii ed Cranbrook Plumbing Tinsmitbing & Heating Co. Phone 340 W. F. JOHNSON & SON, Props. P. O. Box 904 •"M-M -W-+-I- '.-.-(---M-h -H-W-H-f Elko Notes :'Panaua'MmaaB'Bamiaaaam '^Bm^iaaammummMmmmBman Sunday worship will aoon be an ac- tt compllsbed (act In Elko. Will the g pool rooms be emptied? Elko baa been an attractive centre! lor entertainments lately, and thoy j have all been well patronized, mov-1 ing pictures being all the rage. We have bad another cold spell of weather but old resldenter ot the district say lt Is the last (or the season- Look out (or the mosquitoes! Mrs. Kennedy, of Hosmer, was a visiting at Blko last week being the guest o( her sister, Mrs. McKee. Mrs. Kennedy also visited Mr. and Mrs. Birnle. The Baker Lumber Co., ol Waldo, have been very unfortunate with their horses lately. One animal being killed by a (ailing tree, while a team were drowned in the river. A gentleman in Elko said to the writer that he was awakened out ol ileep by e great noise one night about 2:30 In tbe mornlnsr. He Is a Scotchman (rom the Highlands, that explains It. Drink and Ice are a bad combination a lumberjack (mind tbat to his experience the other night, as he ntnie- gled to regain his (eet after making a flllp. Through the kindly Intervention nt ei-conatable McGregor, Scotland Yard, he was able to proceed. Mrs. A. Blrnfe, while lnntr<n<- un inme of her plants she had placed In the cellar (nr tho winter, wns sur- nrified tn find several rnse bush stems atmnat bursting fntn flower, tn a 'aw weeks the irtess verandah fn front nf thn house will be the attraction nf averr nneser bv. Mrs. Birnle Is nature's child were flowers are concerned. Oulte a tittle rrnwd collected fit tbe. uilkn emlthv last week to witness the "trilegle between the blnrksmlth en1' i bon»e that did not want chocs on. ^v thn weans nf rnnea the ai.i"inl waa laid nn tbrt around a*"* tln*b*!v ■..cured Mr °nss showed trent ■duck in ha«dtini> the hnre" it i>«'n<* the terror nl the Crnw'a Neit T»ass. Whv does a gentleman raise his h.t j nn greeting a lady (rlend, was the ntieatlnn tbat was asked the writer ♦he otber flnv, and always desirous | *o give Information to readers o( j 'hla column, I Unit the lollnwine' tn "•a near the mark: "In the strenuous Mfe of lone sen when men wn»-e nr- mour the helmet wns only doffed In 'he nresenee nf friends. Hence tbe rnlsln» nf the hat Is • rnmollmentarr | "ten of the wearers regard "Up let ub to the fields away And breathe the Iresh and balmy air Tbe bird Is building in the tree The flowors haa opened to tho boo And health and love and peace are There." These llnea are rather premature at least for the Benson, but deaplte tbe Inclement weather, there are distinct alrna of aprlng. The sun la warm, and the bud la already bursting on the stem. The great creating power la at work. One of the moat enjoyable socials ever held in Elko took place at tha residence ol Mr. and Mrs. Mrllnln on Friday evening. Tbe social waa under the aiiBplces ol the ladles Aid ot the Presbyterian churrh. Mra. Mc- Daln proved an excellent hostess, and no effort wae spared to tnnke the visitors enlov themselves. Ths 'plea' were nf excellent quality, and much enjoyed. Mre. Rowe of the Merchants bnnk charmed the audience with her beautllul rich voice, and Mr. Mowry'e violin playing wnn much appreciated, while reaillnga and recitations were rendered by Mrs Me- Ilaln, and J. M. Taylor. A good sum of money waa realised. A. C. Bowness Wholesalu Wine and Spirit Merchant MaiuifAi'tiin'i- nf all kin,S uf Auriiiti'il waters Agent for Ariheuser Busch Budweiser and Fernie Beers. Melcher's Red Cross Gin and P. Dawson Scotch Whisky. Importer uf all kimls of Foreign and Domesti Wines and Spirits Baker St. Cranbrook) li. C «lH*l! ► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦. 1 TO CANADIAN ARCHITECTS. Competition for New University Bull dinge to be Breeted at Point Orey Near Vancouver, Brltleh Columbia. The Government ot Brltleh Columbia Invite Competitive plane for' the general acheme and deetgn for the pro posed new University, together with more detailed Plane for the buildings to ba erected first at an estimated coBt ot H.'OO.COO. Prltea ol 110,000 will ba given (or the most successful Deslgna eubmltted Partlculare of the competition and plan ot alte may be obtained oa re- queet Irom the iimleralgnsd. The designs to be aant ia by July Slat, 1912, addreeeed to THH MINISTER OF BDUOATION Parliament Buildings, Ml. VUtejcU, Brttlik OataaMa WENTWORTH HOTEL g-™brook' li i large and attractive hotel of superior elegance in all its appointments, with a cuisine of superior excellence. Railway men, Lumbermen and Miners all go tu The Wentworth J. McTAVISH - Proprietor 1*1111 I.I.I ftftfftltt I ill la I rirt"iTlTI1 l"i I 1 II rnn"lTTi REDUCTION IN I STOVES and RANGES I Iwish to reduce my stock of Heater and Cook Stoves and Ranges and in order to do so, I am giving a Cash Discount of 15 per cent off all the above lines. These are the Moffatt National Stoves & Ranges and the Best. CANCnM.ATION OP RURHRVIt Notice le hereby given that the ra aerve exlatlng over Lot 062*, Group One, Kootenay Dlatrlct, formally embraced In Timber Mcenae No 167117 by reaaon of a entire hearing date ul 14th December 1907 and published la the British Columbia Garotte ot "7th December 1107, te cancelled In order that a sale of the aald lands may be affantad to Blliaheth Cummtnga Rnbt, A. Penwlck Deputy Minister of lAtnde, Leads Department Victoria, B, 0. Mate J. M. AGNEW I ELKO, B. C. la) n| 11 I I I 111 I I H I I I I I I I IIH-I I I I I'■■■I I III II ***** *******4************** ********************** NORTH STAR HOTEL KIMBERLEY. B.O. t ■ W. BMW, Pteprl.tor. ********\*A*»»t*>fm»** THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, RRITISH COLUMBIA MOVING PICTURES at the AUDITORIUM THEATRE ADMISSION 10c & 15c "Round Up" For Monday Night These are Positively the Greatest "Round Up" and "War" Films ever Produced W. J. B. GUERARD, Proprietor Italian War Pictures For Tuesday Night ADMISSION 10c & 15c Our Local News KILBY FRAMES PIOTURBS. Mr. and Mra. E. Taylor, ol Fernle were Cranbrook visitors on Monday. Mrs. A. Cameron, ol Moyie, ivas a guest at the Cosmopolitan Monday. Scientific pruning done by Geo. H. Asbworth. Phone 139. 10-1 Boys Knickera and bloomer pauts 76 cents to 11.25 at F.. A. Hills. BORN—At Cranbrook on Saturday March, 2nd; to Mc. and Mrs. A. 0. Bowness, a daughter. BORN—A» tbe Home Hospital on Friday morning, to Mr. nnt Mrs. R. Joyce, of Elko.— a daughter. BORN—At tho St. Eugene Hospital on Thursday, to Mr. and Mrs W. Rankins.—a daughter. KILBY FRAMES PICTURES. Mr. and Mrs. D. Granger, of Canal Flat, were guests nt the Cosmopolitan on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. ZonklnB, o! Edmonton, were Cranbrook visitors Thursday, John Macdonald and Frank Mlch- uard, ot Kimbertey were transacting business at Cranbrook Thursday. OUR Cigars and cigarettes cunt be bent.—Palace Cigttl' Store, Hanson Block. A. Mutz, president ol the Pernio- Fort Steele Brewing company was in the city Thursday cu company business. Constable Joe. Walsh, ol Fort Steele was in the city Thursday ou legal business. For men's shirts, underwear and any other wear worn by men, see E.'a. Hill, Just in.—Boys clothing, Buster Brown Suits $3,50 and up at E. A. Hills. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Grant ol Calgary were the guests ol Mr. and Mrs. J. Foster this week. Died.—At the Cottage hospital on March Ith, Una Maria Wagstafle, graduate nurse. I Beale & Elwell have a special oiler In one 5 acre tract with irrigation ditch one mile from town. 10-H I J. A. Arnold has been appointed returning otlicer, for the Cranbrook riding, in tlio coming provincial elections. L ' ,rvtRub apartments, and most beautilul b imcs .. .. - ., „ave tbeir walls coated with Atabastine, V \^'—'// not yours? No oilier v :■'.] u. ■ ■:-;:■■■■ '■ '•.. 'I MS —or sn beautiful, AUiba&tined walls an i charming,\\ nu soft, velvety. Atabastine ia applied aith i Id water and a \V -v^ tint brush. No troubb youcanappl) lyours inditwill "A last lor years, Alabastinc will not fade or r.ib c-fl It is a \i A^ cement, and hardens wlthage, It mboi coat- ,-J * 3 id without removing the old ro.it. GBEaaA" CoUKtl .9/1 ijijs ,. m gj I 11 | COLD WMERjmMJMMi& HiJkte Alabaatine conies in 21 different beautlfuli nta. CST*^?"** Conic tn anil lei i - nv, vou some specimens £.,, f of Alabastlue beauty. It FRFE SIENCH S ._ Let us show how to gi I beautiful Al it*Rsltn« Stencils *-«->uiii« -, nbsoltilel-/ free. \*-1tti thfin you cau wi'hout £=£m4s accomplish any detfretl mho k\ ■■- Xr%l*rrh ■j,fc C .3 fou enn make your home chtrmiajj onut.1 -"'""" ' e Cyst. F. Parks & Co. Cranbrook - B. C. KILBY FKA.MKS PICTURES. All tin* poultry experts enn now obtain Bone for their birds at n nominal cost of 1 lbs. for -u cents at the Central Meat Market. OUR NEWS STAND is new and contains thu latest books and mapa ssln is.—Palace Cit;ar Store, Hanson Ulock. Hon. Mr. McBride, premier, Hon. w. J. Bowser, and Hon. Thomas Taylor, have left Victoria nud are now enroute for the Kootenays to' ta'-e part in tbo provincial elections, j Rev, C. 0. Main left Cranbrook on Tuesday for his new pasto age at Vernon, he leaves this city confident of the well wishes of the members ,.i tbe church he has »!uet left. K1LHY FRAMBS PICTURES, Mrs. P. T- Welsbrod will give a - ri rock Tea In aid of the l adios \;i Society o'. the Methodist church at her home on Lumsden avenue on [Saturday March Uth. Don't forget this; keep the date open. ABSOLUTELY the newest set ot Picture Post Cards arrived yesterday at the Palace Cigar Store, Hanson Block. The regular meeting night of the Fanner's Institute falling upon the same date that Premier McBride had arranged to spca's in Cranbrook, th.1 usual meeting will be postpoued and tbe date will be announced later for the next meeting. The sawmill of Messrs. Leask & Johnson, at Mayook, was completely destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning. The tire js suprosed to have'j its origin from an overheated shaft. The loss is estimated at about 55,000 and will put idle for a time quite a I number of men. OUR WATCH SALES "BLiwu: WHY? !*'•■ nu .,■ tH nff C.P.R Watch hn pec , i ■. WO lllll w and hand!. thai tos relitb oniakas Bi i .tn S we ni o our nii.u.tii tea w 11 ■ll »tch wlileli is fnctui \ at« . n-i by ti 1' niatiu- ASK TO SEE OUR Ladies tSJeweled Watch i'i .. „'■* -. i m butil ■,, • .i •<■ Pi ice 18 Dollars Gent's 2i Jeweled Watch In J .1) yoal C.-..0 Price 25 Dollars We are aim ays pleased tii show goods RAWORTH BROS Cranbrook S Lethbrldge Mcintosh Red Apples ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT OF MCINTOSH RED APPLES received ami are selling; at $1.75 pur oase. Come fn und seo tin1! good.** before buying elsewhere. OUR NEW GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS have arrived aud un* now on Bale, A FEW CASES OF ORANGES yet on hand at $3.00 per case. A CAR OF NEW CARRIAGES AND WAGONS espeeled in u few days. SOME STAPLE LINES OF GROCERIES in itoolc which wo are soiling at Reasonable Prices. GOOD DAIRY BUTTER AT 33 CENTS a pound by tho case of no lbs. The Cranbrook Trading Co. Ltd Cranbrook, B. C. That Oranbrook people appreciate quality is demonstrated by the immense sale The Fink Mercantile Co., hnve had for their "Red Shield" Naval Oranges.—They are undoubtedly, the finest and most moderately priced orange ever brought into the city. Hon. W. fl. Ross, minister of lands passed through Cranbroo!. on .Saturday Infit enroute to Fernle. He will remain until tbe provincial elections nro over. The Conservatives in the Kernie riding nre well organized, nn'l it is generally considered, that tbe renult is a foregone conclusion nl- though it is possible thnt there will be a Socialist candidate in the field. KILBY FRAMES PICTURES. iHHflvlH•MH-I- :4^-H~H-W^-++-M*++ 1 RANGES A New Lot Just Arrived : The Best Line in the City Must be Seen To be Appreciated : No Trouble to Show Them J. D. McBride Both of the theatres have this week been showing to the public of Cranbrook specialties in the moving picture line. At the Auditotlum "Alaska Jack" drew crowded houses for two nights; at the EdlBon theatre we were favored with the "Wolgast- Moran" pictures where the audience overflowed both shows during tbe evening. Look for the date Manager (*ucr- ard of the Auditorium will put en the WalgaBt and Moran light pictures They are the real tight or you can g3t your money back. They are the best fight pictures taken in the world Look for the dnte. Cranbrook, B. C. Phone S Lt,.l..l..f.l.L "*i ri"i*i*T We learn (rom the Victoria Week, that the engagement of Mr. c. H. Pollen, n leading citizen of Crnn brook, and Miss Mabel 11, Dumblcton ol Victoria, 1 i been announced. This will be of intrust to many of Mr. Pollen's Oranbrook friends. Mr. Pollen wa** one nf the charter promo tars of the Kootenay Central railway. Cigars, tobacco's, and pipes at the Palace Cigar Store, Hanson Block, are considered the best. From general information received from all over the province it is Hnfe i to aav tbat the Government will be returned with n larger majority thnn which it received in the last provincial election. Here In Opithrook Mr. Caven's return is QflBured, pn'l from present Indications bv acclamation, Tho MoBTIdo railway policy like the one placed before the people some three venrn ago, means n great deal towards tho de^olonmont of the province, and especially Southeast Koo- t en 'i v, Vineland canned Tomatoes three runs (or mi cents, Vlnoland oannod corn, pons, or henns two cans for 25 renin. Vineland plums in heavy syrup two cans for H!i COntH. Have vou tried Vlnoland, if not, ask your friends about, tlm qnnlltv, then ring lip tho PlnV Pure Food Grocery, whore "Vlni'lfin'lii" are making hosts of friends A meeting of the Hour, of Trade wnH held in the V.M.O.A, rooms on Monday night, there was (l large attendance wllb W, F. Gurd, pres., in tbe chair. Mr, Uurd'y uuggestton for Kor Sates List. FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Rhode Island and Brown Leghorn Eggs, $L50 for 13-G.W.Ladds, city. 9-b FOR SALE—Poultry ranch, buildings fur 401) fowls, 4 roomed bouse, well and pump attached irrigated steeam runs through land, 50 4-year old apple trees planted, 100 3-year old currant bushes, one acre cleared but stumps standing, 5 acres over: all. Terms $2,500.00 to be paid $1,500.00 cash aud the balance- to suit purchaser. 9-4t FOR SALE—5 roomed plastered cottage, water and electric light, smnll chicken bouse and wood shed, situate on Durick Avenue. Apply Prospector office. 9-4t FOR SALH—Eggs for hatching from selected winter layers, in S. C Rhode Island Reds, wtoMte wyan- dottes, buflfl orpingtons an'dS.C. white and brown leghorns fl.5C per sett'ng. J. Gartsido, Pleasant View, Poultry Farm, Cranbrook. Phon!> :177B. 9-4t TO RENT.—Furntsned rooms (or gentlemen. Address Box M: ar apply at The Prospector office. 7-tf WANTED— Bookkeeper, thoroughly experienced, desire situation in city no objection to night work, references, R. G. Gwinn, Royal Hotel, Cranbrook. lO-lt WANTED—Two roomers, board if preferred, good cooking, moderate, Scotch family, apply Drawer M. or call at the Prospector olllco. 10-1 a degree of fineness that it enn easily eaten and digested by poultry. Mr. JollfTe has Instated this machine in the interest of tho many poultry raisers iu the vicinity of Oranbrook, Tbe advantage ol bono food to poultry is indisputable, and noitltrymen will now bave an opportunity of Retting this valuable adjunct to the. poultry farm. The Fink Mercantile Co., hnve just received a direct shipment of the famous "Quaker" oats.- Large packages,containing a piece of dainty china. Only HO cents each.—Now lu the time to get a piece of pretty tlil- na without extra cbargo. Tho Cosmopolitan Hotel changed bands this week, Mr. K. It. Smnll having sold out bis rights id ownership to A. H. Cameron, late of Moyie. Mr. Small has been this good friend of many who have eujoyel bis hospitality and are alt In accordance With tho well wishes that Is being bestowed upon htm in his new sphere. Mr. Cameron is well known to many if tho Oranbrook boys and no doubt will enjoy a little at nny rate of the esteem that tho late proprietor was FO fortunate to en'oy. We wisli Mr. Cameron good luck In his new venture. What promises to be a matter of the greatest importance to the city In its future deve'opinent is the discovery made by the city engineer, For the past three weeks H. Y. Parker hns been looking into the water supply of the cfty nnl has found In the neighborhood of Gold Creek wa ter enough to supply n population n.L big as Cranbrook has, and 20,000 more. The supply will nmo"nt to 500,000 gallons per ?4 hours; this does not Include 500 inches which the city applied for some two ynrs af*o We made nn estimate 1a«tt week thnt in the yenr 1914 we would have nonulatlon of 25,ron and it cnrtninlv Mo'fs as if the authorities are look Ing for the some tn hnvlnc the water supply looked in(o to this extent. W. W. KILBY, PRACTTCM, PTHTUPfl U,R\MBR ARMSTPONG AVKNUB 'I ■ I • 'i> 11 ■ 11»I ■' I "i I tt*l ■-!■ -I*r|i >1 Irl ,|MtM^>H"t"l-'t-l t M'M I "I1 Cranbrook Kindergarten Held in Carmen's Hall Conducted hy Mrs. R. A. Racklyeft CertlAcated Teacher Irom London School Hoard hours 111:110 iv, ii-. ic. 12:00 in. a-i'i) p. in. to 1:00 |>, in. Phono 220 P, O, llox 2,<H Bull River Livery wishes Id call ;itU:iiliun tf> having a twice-daily stage service from BULL RIVER. B. C. to WARDNER meeting East and West bound trains. u publicity commissioner met with considerable lavor nml as this was not li'lt to bo possible at the present tliim ways umi moans will perhaps bo dovisod fur this purposo hy tho commlttoo appointed, n>n:;h.tint: ol prominent biiBlnous mon, namely lrn Manning, H. n. Brymnor, II. Blwoll, IT, A. nnesoll P, I,nml, un.l H. Mc- Oroory. Mr. llmi nnl, ol thn Financial Post, Toronto, nlno addressed tho mooting, Tho Central Meat Mai'kot linn in- troduood Into tholr alroady good iiiiiiipnifMit, n hone cutting maohlno, driving Ihn Hiunti wllh nn olnctrlc motor, TliiH maohlno will grind nil tlio boni'ii that arc In thn course ol cutting lelt out, nml reduce lt such Methodist Church Rev. W. Bison Dunham, Pastor. Sunday service: the pastor will nreach at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m Morning subject: "Th» Message oi Ecumenical Mothodlsm." Evening sublect: "Fair play in Religious Thinking." Special music will be rendered by the choir. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the above services. Baptist Church Rev. O. E. Kendall, Pastor Morning Worship, 11.00. Suhjcct— "A Debt ot Honor." Sunday School, 3.00 p. m. Evening Worshin, Subject— "A Task lor Men ol Mettle." The Pastor, Rev. O. F„ Kendiill will conduct the services ol t'ie day. A cordial welcome Is extended to all Visitors to the City At Cranbrook H. R. Hazelwood. Moyle W. Avery, Vancouver J. McFarlane, Montreal C. N. Borwin, Calgary E. A. Mowatt, Marysville J. A. iiroley, Fertile W. W. Creelman, Calgary T. J, Tonkins, Toronto W. II. Lalre, Moyle E. Gamble, Pittsburg Verna Uaiubtc, Pittsburg J. R, MoKulty, Spokane O. H, Prescott, Hpoknne O. H, Urechwalt, Spokane .1. 11. Proctor, Ilroulilyn W. K. Hamilton, l'asburg 0, 11. McDoilgal, Ivlinbcrley K, 11. Carrutiiers, Klraborley ll. W. Parks, Vancouver J. Dwycr, fornle J. W. Holmes, Lethbrldge H. Clark, Montreal K. T. Crowley, Marysville F. Diiun, Victoria J. H. CliasBay, Hull river H, U. Philips, Wyclldo W. A. Nosbit and Wllo, Moosoman A. McCovorn, Calgary W. Sihad, Bull River R. Smith, Winnipeg W. S. Hell, Vnncouver O. H. Klrkpatrick, Winnipeg John Paulson, Moyle J. I.. Morris, Portland R. B. Brown, Calgary F. M. Bucklln, Cnlgary H. W. Fnlconor, Winnipeg J. H. Broad, Senttlo P. Pearson, Calgary A. B. Smith, Tracy Crook T. 0. Evnns, Saskatoon W. Dunn, Victoria W. A. Montgomery, Vancouver At Rovnl A. .1. Miller, Wasa W. Nii-holson, Wvcllfte N. Law, Crows Nost At Cosmopolitan 0, Shorl", Moyle F. fl. Howard, Toronto H. ,T. Deacon, Vnncouvor W. H. Ilrrner, Vmroiivor W. S. Lnlntr, Vnivnnvor A. A. Wnrd, MnryHvlllo O. Id. Cnoner, Vnncouver. At Cosmofolltnn H. H. WeBt, Fernln J. It, Benkmnn, Hpoknne B. B. Jones, Klmbarley A Few Vacant Lots for Sale in Cranbrook Also Up-to-Date Office for Rent in Hanson Block Next to Club $20.00 per month see BEALE & ELWELL ii ■ ^^.HW-H-H-M-M^-l-^-l-**'''''>'<''»' ***************** X HEAD OFFICE OALOABY, Alta ! , P. Burns & Co li CRANBROOK, B. C. '' Purveyors of Pure Creamery Dairy Butter j j Provisioners & Exporters il AU our Meats are Government Inspected ■• .. *********************** 4H-M-H-M^"H-I-H-H"H *•>, l Chapman's Agency jj I P. O. Hf.x 62 Phone 401 \ [ X On Sale Saturday. March 2nd Block of J Saskatoon Lots $175.00 EASY TERMS i Take our Tip and BUY NOW ■!. +.J..J. J.l..: ;■;-!■; ^■;~^•H^•H^^:^^^H^■|^^^^^^H^^^^^H-|^^H I t » H'H' Cranbrook Window & Carpet Cleaning Co Office: W. W. KilbyVOK' Barber Shop Carpets cleaned without removal by our Vacuum Process. Windows cleaned at moderate prices. Send a postal to Box 802 and our representative will call on you with nil particulars. CONTItlHUTKD. Tho notion ol tho Hoard ol Trade In appointing a committee to con t-idir the nilvit-nliility ol employing n paid secretary who will devoto practically the whole ol Ills time to the office Is a Wise ono, and no timo sliould he lost in tlio mutter. It la now lully renllaod hy nil thinking nun who hnvo utiiillod the question, that tho future progress ot our town ilefirn Ih largely, II not entirely on the agricultural development ol the surrounding district, and tho man bo- loct d should ho one who hns mull eimt knowledge end experience ol the country to ennliln him to advise In- tond'ng settlers In such a innnner as will nsslst them to select the class ol Innd HtiltaMo lor the lirnnch ncrlcultiirc which they mean to take up. Hy this means thero would he less lis'! ol failure on the part nl settlers comlni; Irom other pnrtB ol the Dominion nnd irom other countries, and overy settler would nnturally hecome n booster ol the IiohI kind, those who can nrove by results what they ad- vo"ate. Tt would he ol no benefit to our eltv II all tho Innd to tho summit o* Ilnkor Mountain worn subdivided and old ns building lots or Irult farms 'or speculative piiitoscb, neither "ho'ild we derive nnv ndvniitnt?o from an artificial boom, which would, ol norofslty be followed by a dlsustrous slump, Oranbrook lillh-rto, has made a Hind, strnily, nnd healthy rrowth ilie conlIniinn-e ol which should he fostered nnd enenurngod, hut not tin- nnturnlly forced; our Innd In ol n "rTerent nntnr" nltnitethrr to thnt nl Ihn nralrloH where a fnrmer ran pet rlitht tn wnrff "nd produce, under 'nvnrn'de conilltloitB, a unHng crop on a Inrgn neroatr* In Utile over n year from the time hn "tnrtn In, with ihe one Idea, generally, ot making aa A New Lot of CIGARS at the Palace Cigar Store Come and See Our Side Lines The Palace Cigar Store A l'lionneur de preven- ir sa nombreuse clientele qu'il vient de recevoir un notivel assortment de cigars de premiere classe. Nous sollicitons votre visile et profltez de cette nouvclle aubaine. much out ol the land liefore It becomes exhausted as will enable him to sell out, and move to some place where he can establish a permanent homo. It ia these homes that we are Particularly qualllled hy nature to provide, a country In which a man can Bottle aud know that by overy hour's work, and every dollar Judiciously spent ln the Improvement and development ol his holding he Is increasing the value ol hla land, and altar spending the best portii.n ol his lite ln this work he will have, not a played out (arm which cannot be depended upon to pay tbo co it ol preparing and seeding the land, but a lurm which Is Increasing in value evert year, nnd whlcb he can leave to his children as a sound and valuable Inheritance. Tiuber Revenues Timber Revenues Provincial timber returns lor February show a total ol 900 licensea Issued lor lands west ol the Cascade range, the rccolpts amounting to Jllll.(',26.110. Kor lends east ot the f'nscndi'B tM licenses were Issued the rocolutn showing $72,472.SO. Timber license trim for Iocs aggregated 1870; pennltlcu produced *2,92li. •Coal prospecting licenses Issued liming the month wore 840, bringing In receipts ol Mi!,»H), while coal prospecting licensee teen aggregated tir>S, nnd miscellaneous receipt* tor tho month were 12,MB.83. The grant total ol the timber branch revenues was HI8.MI.22
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