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Ol I. .' .'.a. agptttaf. ■»(;..».ui.ve *tSS '% SEP 11(90? -T0»|A. **■ ) Vol. IB. CRANBROOK, B.C, SATURDAY, S&RTBMBER 7,1007. No. se. THE DAY WE CELEBRATE Labor Day a Great Sueei'i 8 Twr Thousand Visitors iu Attendant!'' all Events Closely 1'oiit.i sled. Mnudnv last, Liilnii' Hav wasn gala day In Cranbrnnk. On Saturday lhe visitors began In arrive and e uilluued Willi I" It** ii in. Mni.nl.it As a result then W.'le flllj)' I >VII llli'llsailil Visilnl's iu nm ii in MinnI.it iinmi. Every | a I iee Wis lull, Ullil the lintel ur.'i,iiiiiii,ilutiiins lux.-il tn Iheir ut si, lyul everyone was busy. The early morning was darli uiul clninly, lllld III II n'clncl, I here was ii heavy sliiiwor thai th I, iilwl llie streets making things very tinploasant, hut this only lusted almiil hall an hour, and thee old "sol" came mil turning the balance of the day into one of glorious sunshine. ll was nearly IS o'clock when the parade got started, and was composed of Labor organ Illations of the district, and the Hand of Hope under the guidance of Kev. R. Hughes, of the Methodist Church, The following is a list of Ibe prize winners:— Union with largest representation—Miners Union W, P, of M., Moyie B. C. Union with host general appearance International Association of Machinists. Cl P. R. of Craubrook. Largest body of, employees Iron one industry and firm carrying banner-Brotherhood of Carmen of America, C. P. R. Craubrook. Hest Banner in parade—Band of Hope, juvenile union, Cranbrook. Half mile race for ponies— Pinto 1st, Bardgets grey 2nd. Half mile Indian pony race- Snowball 1st, White Fall 2nd, Half mile free for all race— Dean Swift 1st. Charlie Snd. 100 yard fool race—H. G. Wilson of Furnie 1st, H. Cattel 2nd. Half mile foot race.—Win. Harris of Cranbrook 1st, Francis, an Indian 2nd. Running broad jump—R. Wendal of Wycliffe 1st, H. G. Wilsin of Pernio 2nd. Running high jump—R. Campbell of Moyie 1st, li. Mannahan of Cranbrook 2nd. Putting thoshot—G Mannahan Craubrook 1st, P. McLennan 2nd. Union men's race, under 85 years—G. Maniiahan 1st, R, M. Reid of Creston 2nd. Union men's mens race over 85 years—W. .1. Flowers 1st, F. McKeiina 2nd. Boys race under Hi years—L. Leask 1st, ft. Llghthauser 2nd. Hoys race under 10 years E. Haudloy, 1st, G. Powler 2nd. Girls race under lli yoars Holla Taylor 1st, Vada Boyter 2nd. Girls race under III years Carrie Moore 1st, Sadie Gil lis 2nd. Loading Logs—F, MoEwen. P.. Harrison, and A. Pollock. North Star Mill Cranbrook 1st, ,1. McDonald, ,1. Hudson und If. Harisgrove. Nortli Star Mill 2nd. Chopping—A. Larsen, Yahk 1st, C. Woalherbee, Creston 2nd. Sawing--A. and 0. Larsen of Yahk 1st, M. Lindquist and P. Head Creston 2nd. Drilling—Ed. Taylor and ll. Hunt of Moyie 1st, T. Mayneand P. Head of Moyie 2nd. Base Bull—Cranbrook leam won. Hose Reel races, purses divided between Cranbrook and Pernie. Pool Ball bolwoon Moyio and Cranbrook won oy Craubrook. Cranbrook vs Pernie. It, was nearly six o'clock when Cranbrook and Pernio crossed bats for the base ball honors of lhe day. Pernio was tirst at hul and received three goose eggs; I'railhi'iiok was treated lhe same dish in the second half nl* llie tirsi. Pernio gels some more • •L'gs in llie second while Cran drunk scores an earned run, Cranbrook gels another supply nt nun in th, next Innings wlill Pernio sorillehhil mil n run. nil a i>ise hii assisted liy errors li ilie nexl two Innings Pernio win shol mil wlllloCninbrook secures I wo runs, I lion ('nines u reverse nud Ci'iitlbi'onll Is shut nut in two billing und Pernio sco-res twice. Cranbi k scores iwoVunsln the eighlll, and Pernio In make tilings pleiisnill dues lhe same nick The score is now 5 5,and the millers from Pernio and Cranbrook uproarious in their efforts to urge their team to victory. Then comes the fatal ninth, with Pernio first al lhe plate. Sullivan had by this time succeeded in gelling the right dope, and the side was retired in one. two, t hree order. Cranbrook is now al the bat. Johnson I,ils lo short, and llio ball heats liim tn first. Miller, is at the bat. lie has blood in his eye, and swats llio liall for two bases. Debeck tans out, and the old reliable Jack Keid takes the waggon tongue only to be fanned twice, only a single chance lo win, and Miller who has stole to third. makes a further attempt to bout lho ball lo home plate, he gets about half way when Wlielen get the ball, back towards third goos Miller, who has his eye on tho ball. Wheleu throws high to thild, Miller doubleson his track ind llys for home, ho crosses tho plate and wins tlio game lor Cranbrook. The score. 12 3 4 5 0 7 8 il tolal Fct-iiie 001002020 5 l'1-aillirook..O 1 Oil I'll 111! 1 II PEOPLE YOU MAY KNOW FUN UNDER CANVASS Nat Reiss Company Opens Cranbrook Engagement Thursday Sept. 12th. "Meet me a' the Carnival" that is tho watchword the people Big crowds expected. "Meet tne at the carnival" is the watchword of everybody who is interested in the big festival that will be given at Cranbrook all next week by the Nat Reiss Carnival Company. Tho Committee believe the opening performances Monday will beattend- ed hy many thousands of people. It is to be a real Carnival week. It is to be a week free from society restraints, but full of sociability, real, good, honest innocent fun. There will be confetti to till the hair of men and the gay gowns of the girls. There will be blowing of horns, whistling of balloons, waving of beribboiiod canes, congress of bashful maids, parading of the gay beaux, visiting, lllrting, courting joking, teasing, all on the promenade in llio big white city, wlioro Nat Reiss has twelve big shows, Iwo hands and 200 performers, a one ring circus, "Dixieland," which is a theatre inside a Mississippi rivor steamboat, with plantation songs ami scones, high class vaudeville in the Rod Home, iho Ferris Wheel, steam gondolas, the electric theatre with moving pictures from Rome, Vienna, Berlin, Paris and London; "Aga" a never-ceasing wonder, and a beautiful picture; Maximo, the highest diving dog in the world; Mudam Wanda's seventeen trained coach dogs, all of one mother and sovoral litters with the mother as directress general of her progeny's performances, At The Opera House. There is a trout in store for local theatre goers when the daman Comedy Co., present the high class drama entitled (Down ou llie Farm.) (Wedded hut uo Wife) (East Lynnn.) This Company have just closed a In week engagement iu Calgary aud come hero highly recommended, Seals ou sale at Beattie A Atchison Visitors Hero and Tbore People Who Clime to Cranlirook and Thoso Who Go Away. <'Ihis linskell. inaiiagor nl' iho isiinhorlo.v Milling Co., of kiiuherlev was Iralisiicllnu; busi nessni Crunbrook Thursdny. I los'Hlp ns In the candidates tn in- nominated fnr the Dominion House ia now rife in Ihe Knolo nays l litis Veiiudle noil Juntos Me Nell leli Cranlirook Thursday im ii fishing trip in si. Mint's Lulio Ihey will lie uwuy Inf sovoral iluys A .1. Kinney of Knlispel. J. .1. Suiilli nl Pernio, ,1. Mclntire of Marysville, II. M. McDonald and .1. IhiIIoii of Lcthbi'ldgo were uosis nt the Cosmopolitan Tues' day. The Gymnasium Committee will moot shortly In arrange for the winners work, and the building will open early iu lhe fall, in all probability. Wanted: -Profitable iirui-osttlot) opon (ur reliable man iiuqitntiitotl among fruit LTowet'ii tintl witli ability us suleHinun, Fiill nr part time. State aye, experience, anil ivftM't'iiiii's. Brown Urns. ('o., Nurserymen l.nl.. Brown's Nurseries, Onl. The C P.R,, sewerage work is making gnnd progress, when it Is considered that the excavations near the depot is very deep. The street will bo in a normal condition in a very shorl time. Mrs. P. Yendal of Ehoe. and Mrs. Teskie of New York wore visiting at Cranbrnnk this week. The ladies woro much pleased with Cranlirook and the surrounding country. A. H. Spery of Spokane, W. G. Parsons of Montreal, J. P. Pershing of Chicago, and A. C. Sterritt, ,1. S. Rankin, and H. Brewer of Vancouver were guests at the Cranbrook Thursday. Customers will please bear in mind that all accounts are due on or before the 10th, no discount being allowed after that date. Office will be open from 7 to 9 on the evening- of 10th. Please bring bills. Oranbrook Electric Light Co. Ltd. Water Supply Co. Ltd. Methodisl Church — Rev. R. Hughes will preach at Moyio on Sunday, and Mr. William Boul- ton will occupy the pulpit here. Service al Wattsburg on Thursday at 7,110. Epwortli League on Wednesday ai 8 p.m. P. W. Gordon, and J. McDonald of Nelson; B. C. Binning and J. Garden of Calgary; Geo. I'rquuliart, ,1. B. Carson and .!. L. Ford of Spokane woro registered ut the Cranbrnnk Wednes day. Dr. By bee of Vancouver; The Fernie Hose Team; R S. Shop- hard; Mr. and Mrs. Campbell of Leavings; M. II. Craig of Minneapolis; G. D. Larlle nf Perth, N. It. and P. Parker nod wife of Hie Nat Reiss show was al the Royal Friday. Next Sunday weok September loth..will be Harvest Festival Sunday al the Methodisl Church The pluee will bo decorated and special singing will be rendered. Otitis of fruit, vegetables, pro- serves, chicken etc .will lie gladly received. These will lie sold on the following Monday by auction in tho "Gym." On account of tho Victoria Kxhibition, Victoria li C. Sept. 24th to2Htk, the 0. P. R. will make the following reduced iniind trip from Cranbrnnk 1(128.(15, Tickets on sale 20th tn 24th,good to return Oct. ilrd. For the Provincial Exhibition Westminster, Oct, l-S-8-4-5, round trip rate from Cranbrook, 121.15, Tickets on sale Sept. 27th tn Oct. Ilni. good lo return Oct, 10th. There aro nice cheap rates to the coasl. round trip ticket at loss than single Fare, fall on local agont for particulars, Fatal Acoident. L. IS. Hergreti, whn has been engaged iii doing thi! annual assessment work on the Maud mineral, siiuated on Perry crook was killed mi Saturday last by an explosion of giant powder It seems that Bergren waa experimenting with some powder that hud been stored inn cabin since lusi year, bul us tn how the explosion occurred there is iiii details, The cabin was completely destroyed, when I'nuud Bergren was lying under a large Imr* witli his head frncturod. Uorgren wns burled nn Tues du.V lllliler lhe tlUSpiCi'l* nf the Miners Union. The Medal C sl, The I'resdvleriuu Church was well filled liy un interested iiiidloiiou in lisieu in tlie efforts nl'llie yniinir I'lHiilitliilos for the -..-inilii cniilusl Inr Ihe silver dal, The programme was well rendered by the youthful piirl'orinors, Tho contestants ull did exceedingly well and deserved lhe approbation of lho audience. But one only nf the six was eligible and tlie modal was adjudged to Miss Eva Conely. Those who helped to make the evening n success were Miss Eva Conely a song "No Sir." Miss Grade Diggings sang very sweetly two snugs "Cold Water" and "Sip no Wine." Miss Muriel Patmore, a promising young elocutionist recited "Whal do tvedrink." Alter a few remarks by Rev C. O. Main on the value and importance of these elocutionary contests and lhat more of the young boys should have the ambition to take part oven if not always winning a modal. The training is the chief thing to l>o obtained and every encouragement should be given by parents to those who are devol iug a good deal of time to the improvement nf tlio rising generation. DEATH OP R. C DORE Pioneer of Southeast Kootenay- The Discoverer of Famous Wild Horse Placer Mines. Robert C. Dore, died al the St. Eugene Hospital on Sa'urday last aftor a short illness. Mr. Dore was ill but a short time and was attended by his wife who came from San Francisco a few weeks before his death, also by the Sisters at the St. Eugene Hospital. Robert C. Dore wns attracted to lhis country by the reports of rich discoveries of gold on Pinlay creek. He came into the country in 18114, over the old Walla Walla trail. He was accompanied by J. Fisher and Curley Carroll. The party first camped on Joseph's prairie, where the City of Cranbrook is now loeatod, from there he went to tho mouth of Wild Horse creek, on their way to Pinlay creek. Tlio party prospected the various creeks encountered on their travels. At Wild Horse where it empties in tlie Kootenay colors were found, then the party commenced to prospect tho historic old creek. "Bob" Dore first discovered gold jusl north of Brewery creek whore it empties into wild horse. Ho and llis party located fivo discovery claims, all of whicli produced largo amounts of the yellow metal. Mr. Dore mined on Wild Horse from 180-1 until 1872. About that lime he went to a new strike or excitement in Cassier district, from there ho returned to San Francisco taking an active part in municipal affairs, But the old prospect ing lover again broke nul and he returned to the Kootenay in 1891, to Wild Horse crook whore ho resided until bis death. Of the old pioneers who came lo this country in 18(14, there remain bul Dave Griffith whocamo in over tli" same trial with Mr. Dore, Patrick Quirk, Peter Boyle Koger Monro, George Dougherty M. Phllipps of Elko was another pioneer, though not a miner or prospector, he holding the position of Hudson Bay factor lit Tobacco Plains, and later III Wild Horse creek. Mr Doro was a inun well and favorably known, he wits generous to a fault, and all' liis associates nf pioneer days have always n kindly word for "Hub" Doi'C. He leaves a widow, and daughter tn mourn his loss , SEPTEMBER WEDDING BELLS Manning Huchcroft. Two nf Cranbi k's mosl pop ular young pooplo were made mun uud wife early no Wednes Iny morning Mr. Irn R Manning, and Miss Maude ft. Hurl, croft, at the residence nl the bride's brother, Tin reinony was witnessed by a few Intimate friends only, A few minutes pusi eight the groom arrived accompanied hy Mr. .1. P Camp doll who did dis duties us bosl mun wild marked ability, those were soon alter jollied by the gnosis, ami as Mrs .1. P. lined orol'l rendered a portion nf Ihe beautiful wedding march by Mendelssohn the bride charmingly attired in while silk net over sllll, With embroidered veil and orange blossoms came into the room loaning upon the arm of her brother and stepped forward to her place by the groom. Miss Lilly Pinniss acted as bridesmaid and was gracefully attired in crepe de cliene with picture hat of plucked beaver, relieved with violets and roses. Both the bride and bridesmaid carried shower boquets, the former, one of beautiful white roses and lillies of the valley, the latter, one of pink carnations Al tho conclusion of the service whicli was conducted by Rev. Robert Hughes pastor of the Methodist Church, Mr, and Mrs. Manning wore the recipients of sincere and hearty congratulations, and the happy party then sat down lo breakfast which had been tastefully prepared by Mrs, I. P. Huchcroft. and shortly left on the "llyer" for the coast cities The farewell at. the depot was an eloquent testimonial of tjie regard whicli is felt for the newly married pair. The brides travelling dress was a navy bine homespun with hut to match. The following is a partial list of the many presents: — Mantle clock, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Huchcroft; Marble clock, Pire Brigade: Silver card receiver, Mrs. L. Murpby, Port William; Silver dinnor bell, Miss Murphy, Port William; Silver butler dish, Mr. and Mrs. E. Sherman, Cardinal, Ont; Silver butter knife, Mrs. A. C. Anderson, Cardinal, Out.; Silver cream ladle, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Back us. Fort William; Case of silver knives and forks, Mrs. ti, Elliot, Prescott, Ont.; Silver sugar spoon. Miss Elliot, Prescott, Out Silver scissors, Miss Ida Elliott Prescott; Silver teaspoons. Mrs. G. F. Armstrong. The Son, Ont; Embroidered centre piece, Mrs. H. Scott, Ottawa. Table cloth and napkins, Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Manning, N.B.; Sola cushion, Miss May Cooke, Winnipeg; Five pound gold piece, Mr. and Mrs. Manning, N. B: Silver tea spoons, Mr and Mrs. W.T.Reid; Embroidered center piece, Mrs. J. Harris, Camrose, Alta : Silver sugar shell, Miss Fisher; Silver marmalade jar, Mr. ('. Pinniss; Cut glass sugar bowl and pitcher Mr. and Mrs. Win. Tate: Hand painted plate, Mr. W. Debeck; Hand painted chocolalo sot, M. Aiken: Nut bowl, liunil painted. Miss M. Eakins; Silver cake plate, Miss Biilyea; Cut glass water bottle, J. L. Walker: Silver mil set, Mr. and Mrs W. B, Mc Pnrlniic: Salad spoon nud fork, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Wilson; I'm glass dish, N. Harrison; Bronze candle holders. Mr. ami Mrs. C, E. Reid; Wator lint lie and tumblers, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pink; Biscuit jar, Miss L. A. Pinniss; Quartered oak bod room suite, Mr. J. A. Campbell; 1(1100,00 Mr. E. A. Lynn: Cut glass bon-bon dish, Miss Ward; Silver sugar tongs, Miss Connolly; Hand painted water pitcher, Ihe bride groom, Lust Saturday, at the house rif Mrs. Connolly, a kitchen shower was given in honor nf ibt> bride, when many useful articles wore presented, and alsotiuioly advici relative to the management of a husband, Mrs. Manning will be irrently missed by tbe Methodisl I'linii* where she Ims efficiently ncied us organlsi for u coiisldor able ii Patterson Leitch. A prelly Wedding wus kiiI.mii nized nn Wednesduy lllill'llillg nl idis week ui ide Presbyterian Church, wlien ide Kin. 0, <> Mniii united In Marrlngo Mr Edward I. Patterson uml Mis- Rhodn l.eiii-d Promptly ut In '■'•*' ll"' lirid tered ide church loaning nn ihe arm of her Father ittended by her sisler Miss Kiln l.eitcll. Al Hie tiller thoy were inei by tde groom, wim wns nceoinpnlnod by Mr, A K. Leitch, drnidei- nf tde bride, Tde ceremony doing nver tde Weddlllg party retired tn tbo lobby, where thoy received thecongrutiilutious of their friends. Tlio bride presented a very attractive and neat appearance, dressed iu it traveling suit of blue panama cloth witli blouse of cream lace, and a hat of blue mohair tl'imed witli velvet, and carried a boquet of white roses. Tlio bridesmaid was dressed iu a gown nt old rose crepe deohone, aud curried a hoipiet of pink roses. The church was beautifully decorated I'm- the occasion, I lie all ar covered with ttowers.aud from the centre hung a floral wedding bell. Tho presents were numerous and costly and showed the high esteem in whicli lho bride and .'room are held iu the community, Both have beon popular in the cily and thus carry wilh them the bosl wishes of their numerous friends who unite in wishing thom many years of happy wedded life. Tlie young couple loft oll the morning train for the coast, where they will spend a lew weeks, returning to Cranlirook where they will reside. THE KOOTENAY VALLEY Brower — Miller. A quiol wedding took place on Thursday afternoon at the homo of the bride, when Loyd Dennis Brnwerof Minneapolis was united in marriage to Alice Rebecca Miller, by tde Kev. R. Hughes. MEETING OF COUNCIL What the City Dads are Doing to Promote the Welfare of the City. A regular meeting of the city council was held nn Wednesday evoning. There were presenl His Worship Mayor Pinlay and aldermen Pink. Ryan, McCowan. Gill and Hickenbotham. Minutes of last regular meeting were read and on motion of aldermen Hickenbotham and Gill adopted as road. A communication of Government Agent stated thai thr pro- vihcial government would lease lhe present provincial jail tn lhe city at a rental of 50 cents por day. I In motion of Aldermen llickeu Itol Inun and (lill the sum of iti"" wus donated by the City towards entertaining ihe Editorial Association, Aldermen Fink and McCowan were appointed us a committee to represent the oily in connection with other committees, The cily clerk was instructed to write Government Agenl Arm strung re the stopping nf parties who aro dumping garbage nut side of Iho nuisance ground, It was moved by aldermen ilill uml McCowan iluu the services nf W. J. Lamb, road supervisor, bo dispensed wilh Irom Sept. uth, 1907. The accounts of nf the Electric Light and Water Supply Co., were oi'dorod paid, aldoi'iuou Ryan not voting. 'I'he accounts as presented hy the finance committee were ordered paid. Chlof Pire Gnglnnor Pink was authorized in attend the Piremens Convention tn lie lield ill Nelsnn nu Sept. Is. Council adjourned at 17 p.m. Kich in Agricultural Resources- And has extensive Quartz and Gravid Rich in Gold. The Knnieiiuy valley is an ■levated region, mosl nt lhe area having nn elevation of from 1.500 in ^'.niiii i,.,.i above seu level 'I'lin valley of the Kootenay evl,Mills limn tin- Internal ul boundary in Canal Plm. a iiis Mini I -jliinii l.'iii oilleg, „U|. drnolng ide Cranbrook and Pernie dlslrlcls, wild u soil sn fertile ihiil everything grows luxuriously, nmi where many happy i ies ure i.nuiii stock raising is carried ou in a large extern uml is u profitable imsi ness The Mountain sides, mul benches, ulTord splendid grazing iu summer and lho soil is so pro ductlve lhat hay In abundance I'm' winter feeding is in in. hud f,.,- tbo culting, All kinds nt vegetables ami grain are raised, and tde mines ind lumber camps furnish a constantly increasing market for produce nf nil kinds. As fine and well llavored apples us nan do found in British Columbia are raised in the Kootenay valley in lhe vicinity of Crau brook, tde soil und climate being just suited forapplesand kindred fruits. The mountain sides are heavily covered wild 'pine, ind tamarnc and fir. and lumbering is mie uf tho mnsi important industries nf lhe district. There is an unlimited supply nf waler. and there is watur noiigh going to waste to supply power to every mine and lumbering plant, and lo furnish power for lighting every towu in Souibeast Kootenay, The climate for ten months in tlie year is unexcelled. Tbe summer is long and pleasant. It Is warm without being hot and is always healthy and Invigorating. The winters are not rigorous, nn deep snowfall, and lliere is no freezing blizzards like those of Alberta and Manitoba, It is true that tbe mines of the districl, with the exception of tbo North Star, St. Eugene and Sullivan, have boon slow in in developing, but they have passed their lowest ebb, and at present the mining induslry is rapidly recovering. Belter transportation, the construction if railways in the districl will rive an added impetus to ull nines situated in the main range if the Rockies, and theSelklrks, The mineral deposits, us far as those that have been developed to a shipping stage, have proved to be the largest silver-lead mines in Canada, and with in- -Teased transportation aud cheap Ireight and treatment rates, produce a larger tonnage Ihan any ther mining districl in British Columbia, Placer mines at Perry creek and Wild Horse have been inconstant operation fnr nearly fifty ours, and lhe output nf the yellow metal, diiringthe past len years bus been a source nf pin- til. Wycliffe vs Fernie. Nearly a thousand fans draved ide black sky mul scattering rain drops In see Pernie defeal Wyclilfe nu Labor Hay. Hancock the crack pitcher of Fernie outfit, whn made a big record by defeating Elko recently, was in the box and hold the boys nf the sawmill city down In live runs, llu ll liter daud Wendal nf Wycllffo's also pitched excellent linll. bill live nf Ihe Penile bunch getting tn tirsi nu bnso liils. I ' throwing In buses and costly errors gave In Pernie teu runs and tbe game. 'I'd,', following is Ibe score: l '.' :i l .1 ii T i u total Wyeliffo ..00 10000 2 2 ',, Pernio. ..3 202 2 100 io But -s Umpire, THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBUOOK 11. (' SEPT lim' ft <.♦<•♦»♦«♦«♦<•♦ ♦» 'ft.aft'ftft. o.♦:«:'♦:♦♦: I B. H, SHORT & CO. j The Painters, Paperhangers, Etc. OUR EflRGE STOCK 1 * OF * Will PAPER IS COMPLETE Remember we carry the only stock ol 11107 papers in Cranbrook, Sign Painting a Specialty All kinds of fainting and Decorating attended to promptly, 9 ft; 9 ft: '*' ft a ft 9 .9 9 ft 9 4; * I'i, ii R.MSTKU.NC -W I'.M I*. I'lH'.M'. ♦ -7- a> 9 9 9 9 4 9. 4 9 4 9 4 9 ftftZftZft ft^M ft. 9 ft- 9 ft. 9 ft. PHONE III ®lje |iro0vectov. L ESTABLISHEU l»K A. B. Grace, PUBL.1SHEII AMI EDITOR, ©ije gfcwpectov. o o N c ^ , ************ ************** a*...SAW YOUR WOOD...? i 1 * T 9 WITH A £ 1 FAIRBANKS-MORSE I Andrew McPhee s 9 cacoi imc cmcimc 9 j***?** SATURDAY, SKIT. 7. 1907, B!q Eflst6rn "* DOWNIES' 9 luiesi oipiipmeni For sawing wood. 3m |fflTMORrS^WKS«f| sm.I* MtKNTS ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<M ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ STEELh ! FOR ' BREWING CO., LTC In the Dominion electious that will no doubl take place In March, there will be two greatI i"ri rp '„ £ ,.,,,. po Meal parties iu the Held, with U HCltJ X Ulll S * 9 possibly u fow independent ltibor I a***** •** • y^ ^ ^ ™ ™ * ^* ™ " ^* * **** * W * ***nmmm.m*JIC,m.!m1,.m. ami soeliilist candidates, all I OfctblH OO. seekingtobe placed in control S|« --V '>■' ^<^£^ ^^i§*^^i§.^A k of public affairs. UNDER CANVAS :,,r ' " " " ••^•^^^•^•^•^•^•^| Conservatives will enter the Dominion election light in the ** "''' KA llllirl' cause of good government. I _ (r-inliiook I Nwlit Onh .\ balloonist was dashed to death lu Massachusetts Saiurdaj .iml the day before u woman aeronaut w;is can ed awuj in Conned icul and dropped iu the darkuess nl nighl in 11 lonely RQ PEOPLE foresl tilled with wild animals .list ay, Sept. 9 A Hammock Por Summer Comfort i.i 2 BANDS FERNIE, B.C ♦ MANUFACTURERS and BREWERS ol EXTRA l-'INK llliu'il lloumls PORTER ♦ BEER X SOLD BY THE BARREL, KEG OR BOTTLED Bottled licet- for family use a specialty ♦ ♦ X Outside Orders X GIVEN STRICT AND PROMPT ATTENTION ft There are othe*' reckless means X of transportation thau riding 011 ft lhe Soo Spokane flyer ♦ ■ • • Genuine Pack Siberian 2 When there is a shortage of ♦ colte in Wesl Kootenay the ♦ credil of such shortage Is ♦ generally tendertxl to Jim Hill Jubilee Singers, Cake m The inir solution ol the shortage X is ilio short sightedness of the ♦ smelter managers in reducing | ft tl eirorders, ihen being Itii by a X car famine tt „•« In e In -I 111111I1 liHtnlliti.-k . Mr lu,, \ Ij in,' il,,--.' 'It i-ii'-.l fill iiiiiii- "ll lllll -'I, .,"'li jlml -I.i .ilni l-.nl ll) ll ,i'l'|l 11 in limtt'l'ltlli iiHin! in Hull- nm II IU'I loll. I', liti-l.,- Iiiiii mkn 1-1.1 l, JIMl , r-|i-'ri:illv IV hull ,1(111 ll'lll'll llllll UN.- llllllii'i Mill null,,- vim lllU |.n-.i--i.r. 'I'iiii llllllll I'liiiilnrl In Im ilo- lil.-.l Iintl Mill llr Unrlh ten ii k ih -i. Ciiinu in uiul huu iln-iii. i iiu- |irk'QH ui',' Iriini ttl.flll lo 'U.tlll. \ Coni|ik'tc Line liesl lli.it tiirit' is. ■I iMshinu kl, .11 K It iii- Walkcrs, Dancers SATISFACTION GUARANTEE 1 Iril i ew spapei-s iu tins pro- nee pretend lo believe that I ere is nothing bul woe and tesolation for the Conservative ming Dominion it It is u l'ooiI thing for intry at large that the few 9**********999******************************' \''"'" 0rgaDS '" lhe l"'"vi,K" are nut tin' wlmlf electorate. See C. E. REID & CO., Phone 7,X rpj^ DmggiStS> ™, i'Xw s""'' ''I'"-''- tn II imu. exeoptinii SiiUiriliiy nlgliln ami nvoiilnga 31. .(m lului'" I Iiiillilu,v», Uncle Tom anil his i^^^^^^^^^^^s^.^.^.^, Ox Cart. V ^^^^^^^^^^^^55?*=■*.• Marks uml his . i)ur runi»°Topsy. i.^^^^^§^^^§^K.^K^^^ % r P. O. BOX 812 ELF.PHONK SO. 1 ft uesolatiou for X party iu the Fort Steele Brewing Co., Ltd. Eva uiul puny. L. CLAPP W. ROLLINS Grand Street Parade Daily Admission PHONE 56. ote Baker Street, Lighted By Electricity Heated By Hot Air (Iranbrook, B.C. llllllii'i Comfortable Bedrooms lirst Class Dining Room HEADQUARTIORS POR TOURISTS AND OLD TIMERS ft 99 aftia ft <, ft- 9 ft; 9 ft: 9.4; a ft;, a'ft; a ft; 4 ft; a ftft: I 4 '4 4 ft Draying n Specialty Jusl received a Carload of Wagons and Carriages. A line line of Trucks lor special lumber work PRICES RIGHT Flour and Feed of all Kinds Always on Hand PHONE 183 f 8 ft '*. JLri;ddrunitSro?|25 and 50 Cents this districl is thai tin- moon looks larger when it is full and they only Feel larger. . . . You iln nni need lo knock the brains oul of common sense to improve social and political conditions. ... ll takes 11 deep stream to lloat Iiif.' Ings, and even then it is better to take the small llonters than wall for the big ones that muy never come. ... The cheerful live long iu yea rs and ulsn in the estimation of lhe people, It is time to give your tongue a rest when you can't think of something gnnd to say about your neighbor. • t • Reports from all quarters, say thai Mr. Borden is meeting with a musing reception from tlie voters nl' Quebec at every meeting. Just wait until he reaches Oranbrook on October 1st. 9************44*********** a 4 a •• mr nni n •< « 16RANBR00K TRADING 60. § MJW\ a . . it, ft ft 4ft 4 a 4 ♦ O ♦<.♦«♦ 4ft ftftft.ft 4 ftft ftft-ft'ft; ft ♦-.!!!n!H!!!!!!!!!!!!!f!M!M!!f!!!!!!H!!!n!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t!!!!W iLEflSKi HENDERSON 1 •■ S m*. a ft When vmi mmil u fancy Imx of ft * I Bonn i'llll ul Till) 1'iilm. J * American Beauty Ootl* Girl * X Cull.'i;,' Oirl ft * Biirk Bireni Oold Band J * All l.iitviii-i.iniil till l-*f,-li. * Water Proof Tents GO TO THE East Kootenay DYE HOUSE Por all kinds of DYEING and CLEANING Nothing fine or coarse, large or small that wo cannot handle. We Also Do Dnj Dueino Office .1. LBASK, Tailor GIVE US A TRIAL. Granbrook 7% Livery OEARY & DOYLE, PROP'S Teams and drivers furnished for any point in the district. A. DOYLE, Manager n lllllilllllll i. i. .i .in i. ti a, FASHIONABLE TAILORS 1 Always Up-to-Oate -• nm- "Hi Made" Candli AUG TUG IIEHT AT THE 3 1 * ♦ i * a a ft I •4 TELEPHONE NO. 141. J ♦«♦•♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦•♦♦♦♦#*♦ 1 i "THE PflLM" CRANBUOOK I.ANII DISTRICT. District irf Konteitiy. Tua-ii iii iiiiii st,,|,i,-», „r wyi-urr,i. I, in i iii'Hii.,ii ininin'Miiun liitt'itil. in iipply 111 a a|ii'i'ii,l Mini,,-,' I ut llll! liilliUVlnt' rnl.i'.l luml. L-nininuiii'liiKiilH |H>Hl|llitnluil lOulitilllHluirlli ZS £ Cranbrook, - - B.C. 2 ?Iru.uiHiiiiHi.»iiiaii..iHiH.umiiuiiimitmiiUiUUUu^ % ABATTOIR AND COLD STORAGE CALGARY, ALTA3 £ zs £ FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER | % A nice Roast of Veal 1 | or a Leg' of Lamb | EJerKKII KCliS (10VKRNMI5NT CRKAMRIIY I.UTTTRll3 izz _^ - . a I am prepared to Hiipply, Rood ^P. BURNS & CO., Ltd.lk'yHtovewood,lnanylen«tl,or tzz 3 ipianlily, Leave orders wilh £ li-iiui onlu', Main Offloo for Bast Kootenay, 3 (j,'[' Rocnrs, lho crocor, llealo ***Z Oalgary, A rtn Cnmbrook, B. 0 3 t El || •filiUlUUUUUUaUUUUUUUliiWllUilUaUUUiUiiUlUiUUllUS \ ""' R S Baron lln Hllll llll . mr llcennu Nn i:ii:<;< tlmneo iiiulNK.>mvlii'-ll'i'-'i'<iiJl llllll rhiiiii i'n- QiiijiLlnii Nn win llll-, SU-ili'i, CHANBUOOK LAND DISTUICT, District of Kootonny. Tako nollce that I! sii'Hun.ni'.'ntii- bronk upatton cotilractoi', intiimln tn apply for a npoolul timber llueticu over tho rnllowlnfrdPHurllrad IuikIh: ('iiiiiiniMii'iiii! ata poitl pluiili'il ut iln* N. W. uornei* of Itlock 2310, lho ■ lliil'lll llll i'liiiiiis, III.■Ili-r Wi-l 1(1 I'lllllllH, Ihenee noithflOchalna, thonou eaal -M chalna- thence nouth ftft chains und ihenco weal ll clialna lo plnoo of coin- nienooment, liii-liiiri) Btowarl, Dated AuffUBt221, Iftftl. The Quality Store FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES Two iliinirs that can't be boal GOLD SEAL TEA ANIi Huntley and Palmers Biscuits CAMPBELL & MANNING Leave your order for Preserving Fruits at Campbell (h Si Manning Ihey will protect you. Professional. Harvey, MoCarter & Maodonald BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS CHANBROOK, - B.C. W. R. GURD Barrister Solicitor. Etc. Granbrook llriiisli Columbia C. H. DUNBAR BARIMSTKR, SOLICITOR anil NOTARY PUBLIC, Crnnbrooli, B.C G. H. Thompson JZZ&t iiauuistkii A siu.iri'rni ^2Z**t NOTARY I'l'lll.li; OFFICE REIO UUI1.D1NO Cmnbmok, B.C. THOMAS McVITTIK P.U.S. Ai CE. Port Steele B.C. ....... ,..„ am,..... . . g a DR, E. W, CONNOLLY Physician ami Sui'ueon OFFICE AKMSTIIONO AVK. Hunts: !i in II ti.m. 2 inl p.m. T to s |,.iii. I'linin' oilli'ii ui;, Hoalilenno Iim iiiiiiiiiii»»>■■.■ CRANBROOK AERIE 967 F. O. E. FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES Meet ovory l-'i-iiluy nl S p.in. Visiting: Bi'otliui'a Cot'illally Inviiml I'has. Smith, \V. Proslileut M. II. Hll.i.ixns. Sin:}. Ai'l'ii' riivsii'iiin. P. O, llox'.'S. #miM,mmMsiuitim,MtiM,liis!W,lt . i Rocky Mountain Chapter NO. 125. II. A. M. Regular moetlagB:—2nd Tues- .j flay in cimli month ul eight *j5 0'1'Iuck. i i Sojourning Companions are $ cordially invited. | WM. F. Tatk, Sorilie E. 1 Box 4 1,'RANHUOOK, li. c. %'t*m-^mmmmm*rmmm4rf>m Dominion Meat Co., Ltd. Phone a", Head Office Calgary. WHOLESALiIS AND RETAIL DEALERS IN All Kinds of Meats Flour and Feed. . . Our ini'iii is always fresh, tis all our beef Is killed In Cranbrook. nn . '.'.".' . '.". armmmra. mmmm*mmmrmmas ..... atmmfttmn I % CRANBROOK * HOTEL » Guests Comfort a Specialty Good Stabling in Connection t) Noui'OHl in railroad ilo|iol„ Has accomino rial ions inr iln- public iiuiii|ii,'illiiil iu Cranbrook, In nt .unl Culil Itatlis _ j (^...^S^^SijS^^S HOGGARTH & ROLLINS l Proprietors a llnrdwood for Hale. MINI'.IIAI. AIT. (KiiHM r.l OIIIITIl-IOATR nl' IMI'lliiVHMKNTs. NOTICE. I.hiI,v (li'iii'u, Hold Cure, Vilcintj Nnrllii'i'ii bight, llenlTlilllg, Hull liiu-k, Itoiit'inif Kliiif, Sure Thing, Cuiiliy t'l'iirliiin. M illl'l'lll ('IllllUK. Sllllllln III Illli Flirt Sliii'lr Minim! lllvlalmi i ANCIENT ORDER g FORESTERS Court Granbrook 8943 MEETS SN'l) ANII ITII TIIItUSllAVS IN WATTS' HALL Visiting bretliorn cordially invited C. I!.. IV. I'. MACDONALD Secretary, W. I1KNHKH.SON I Tonsorial Parlor; C For a Cool and Clean Shave : | Or a Ferteet Hair Cut C A Hot or Cold Bath |",T" Walter B. Lalng ,,,&,.! | Baker Streot, Cranbrook, B.C. ■ ; uuuuiuiuuuuuuuiuiuunuuuiuuii W. R. BEATTV riulrrtiiki'i'. I'.iiiIiiiIiiii'I'. I'liniTiil lllri'i'lur OIIANIIIIOOK, III'. W. CRAIG MASONRY sii'inn llnlli'i'.a nmi I'lii'iiiii.'u Wnrk a S| lull)-. Cosl nml Slooli Ksliiiuili's Curnisliod Upon Appllca. lion. P.O. Box 834. Granbrook, B.G. .si Ki iiy MM iln. Winn- Ini'iili-il: nu lli<-,llvlilvlH'hvM-ti I'-'i'i'v mnl I toll Hourl-iii OrimkH 'I'lllll'Nollic Hint I..In BA, Hiiiv.'V I''. At ii, II Oio iiii Ai'i-iu fur John Hwoiimm, Vue Mlmts I'rililli'iili' Nn. II7IIII Intond, him iliiyn frmu iin- ilnln hnrnol In ti|i|>ly in llm Mlnlni'l( hiIit Im Uortlll* pfitfimif liiiiirovi'inoiiiH, r,n iiii> |iih-|iiim'nt iii.- miIiiImk ii I'tuivii itrtuii ni I'licli ol Un' nliovu I'llllillS. Am) further uk« notlco that iwllon, iimler hoc tion Iff, miKi i iiuiiuiiclhI beforo tin- Ishii- riiicuol Htioli iv 111 iii 'tn* Mil linprovomontH Imti'il tint "ml .lnv I'M i.'ii.lii'i A I).. liiml 88 j. a. llurvey Geo. R. Leask & Co BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS I'llo.NI'l III IM'. BOX 801 I'ltins, Spccificnlions tind Estimates FURNISHED ON APPLICAJION All kinds of building material constantly on hand. D, J, JOHNSON Carpenter V* Builder flood Work at Reasonable Price Office and Workshop Lewis St ^ Cline I Oltlinnlil MniiiiiiiMi iihi-iiitShop ft iiiui noiv I,,' loiuitl in llm '9 MANI'I'OIIA MiiTKI. fi PlralCliuH Work In nil liruiiiiliiifi t ut llin 9 Tonsorial Art! -a a. THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B C, SEPT. 7, 190' ORANBROOK l.ANIt DISTRICT Dlstrtot uf Kootenay. Tuk* notlM Ihut l. Jobn Swlnber. ol Spokane geoupihon tarpetiter, Intends to apply tor » •peciat ttnttwr licence over tbe following de- •erlbed lunds. Conmenolui m a pom planted itt tin* north- wusl curlier ol w. K. Smith's tltnher limit, theuce north 80 ohalns, theuce east hi) ohalns, ibtiuct) touth su ohalns, thenee wesls» ehains to puiut uf cootuieuoeuient, and contalntnn MO -tiTt'i iuui'u or lees, John Swisher iv Uu luu nu, Agent IJut.-it July toili 1W)7. i'-* ORANHUOOK UANU DISTINCT District of Kooteuay, Take unlive that 1. Mrs. John Swisher, ol Spokane, luteuds to upply [or » ttpeclul llmlior lieence over ihe FollowlnK described lumls: Commonolnti at n posl plunteil mi tbu eusl boundary of lllock 45UI coininoueluii rrom tin- No. S tulle posl. tlienee east MM) elniins. tlienee | j" Ui)l.lh „i7li,' inn*tlii\ CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT Dlstrictol Kootenay Take notice Ihst W. It. Smith, ol Helena. occupation doctor, Intendi lo applj lor a special timber llceuce over the following described lauds: Commencing ut a post planted on tbe easi boundary of mock uu coinmenclUK at the 8 mile post, thence eust IfiOuhatiis, thence uortb ■uiebuitis. thenco west lRuehalus.ibencu south to elniins io point oi comuieuceiuent, and coi talnlug ''tu acres, more or less. \\\ it. Smith c. Dnlcune, Agent Hated July lOtll, 11H17. ■**■ CUANIMOOK I.ANIi DISTUICT Districl of Koolenny. TnLc notice ttntt Miileoiu Melnues, ol Mlduuporu, Aim., occupation Mill owner. Intends to apply for n speeiui timber licenoe over tho [allowing described lumls No, ti. Commencing al tx post plantod '-hall ■outh wciialtis. tlience west uui eimiuH, thouce uwrtii toiiiuiiis to point of i tnonceiueut, aud containing WI ueres more or less. .Mrs, Johtl Swisher t\ I'ulciilie. AgOlll Dated July loth, WOT. '-"' NOTICE. Notloo In ImtcIi.v iftven ihm thirty ilttyg nil*'!' tluto I inii'iiil in H|i|»i> io tin' Chlof Ooituntiwloiioi1 of liuiuls uml Worka fnr a lleonsu in proBjiocl for coul nml poti'olouni un tin- following ilos- UI'I bod lllllil -illllli.- lu Ulni'k IV, I.'I Ku*l Kootonuy dtati'lui Brlttah Uolunthlii: I'uuiiui'MiMiiy at ii |i.i*i |) Ian toil noai' the Suulli I'V irk ul Akuiiiitiii Crook about foiip union north of tho Interna* iloual Boundary uml aboul six mul uu.-half uiili-s wusl of tho oitatui'ii liuiuuliti-y nl llritish Columbia, mul marked Ju a U, Low's N. W. oornor post, thonoo easl 80 i'liuins. thonoo south 80 t'litiliiN thonoo worn 80 oliahm, thenee north ho ehaius to plaoo uf * tuonoetnont, euutnlntiitf 040 aoroa inorc ur less, Looated July l'2. 1903, Jaiuoa K. Low, Looator, U N. MoGroyfor :i5 Aftoiit. olmytlinbui Licence Nu. lir.W, tlience norlh I'i cliuius Iheliceeust li.ll eluilus, llli'lli'i' solllll IU elmlns tlienee wesl I0U cliuius li. point or eoiiiineui-i- meiil ilc.iiiiuiliini'iiinileitis, mon-or loan, Muli Melnues Duto Kali July unit. :n CHANBROOK LAND DISTUICT Dlatrlol ur Kootonay, Tuke notiee ihul Mulcom Melmies. of Miitnupore. Allii . oii'iipulloii Mill Owner. Ill- lettils Ui uppl) for ll spoolal tllllbor lieeuee over thu following dosrrlbed lumls No ;, Commi ucingnl upusiplnuiedsl llieN W. Cornor or my Timber lieeuee No. iiisw. ihenee north 40 ehnlns, theueo enst uu chalna, itienco suulli 10 obnlUS, llience wesl IMt eliuins lopohii of louiincin'cuieiit uml coiillillllng Uln iiereo or lei Mn i Melu NOTICK. Notloo is hereby if I von thai thirty daya after date I intond toapply tu tin' i !hiof Commissioner uf Lumls ami Works for a lloonco to prospeot for eonl aud petroleum on the following dea- orlbod land situate iu Blook 4fittH Kusi Kootonay dlatrlol British Columbia: Commotio tliu ut u pnst plauted near tho Soutli Pork uf Akamina Crook about live miles north uf International Boundary mul ulmut six ami ono half nilloB woBt of the eastern boundary uf llritish Columbia, aud marked William Kinney's N. W. corner poet, thoneo eaat 80 ohains. thonoo aouth so ohains, thonoo west 80 chains, thence nurth 80 ehalua in place uf commencement, containing 040 acres mure or loss- Located July :'-'. 1007. William Finney, Locator, (i. N. McGregor, :i,fi Agent, MINERAL ACT. IfoilM l<\ UHKTIFMCATK OP IMPROVEMENTS. NOTICE. HILL NVK. LB I'AUH. ASM) NASHY MINERAL CLAIMS. Situate iu the Port Steele Mining Division nr Kust Kootenay District, Where looated; ut the in-mi or Trail creek, takk NOTICK thut James A. Harvey Free Miners cartlfleato No. K MOD as agent for Arthur B. Fenwlek Prea Minor's Certilloute No. ii I0M Charles J. Reynolds free Miner's Certificate No. mini uml RobertT. Riolmrdson I'tee Miner's Certllleatc Nu. It 1090, Intends, sixty days from date hereof, to npply to tbe Mining Recorder for certtrlcutos of Improvomenls, for the purpose ot olituiliing Crown Grants or eueli uf above claims. And further tuke notice Unit action, undor Section 37, must lie commenced before the Issuance n( such t'ertlileittesof Improvements, Dated this null day of July, A.D. 100T. 3ft .1. A. Harvoy, CHANBROOK LAND DISTRICT. District of Kootenay. Take notice iluu John Reid of Oranbrook, H.O,, occupation rancher, Inttnds to apply for lii'iinlssiuii to purchuse tlie following ilcsetiheil luu ill: Commencing ntn posl plunteil at tlie soutb east corner of Lot IHI.U. I. K.D.. tlience west eighty ehulns, thoi Hriulli forty chuius. thonco eusi sixty elmlns. thenco north twenty elmlns, theuee cast twenty chains, llience north twenty ebalna to point, ofcomiiieiiconient.andcouialn- im; 'UM acres, more or less. John Reid Haled July 811 li, WW. -Z CRANHROOK LAND DISTRICT. Dlstrictol Kniiietiiiy. Take notlco iintl ilaiuoH A, Harvoy, of Cranhrook, IM', occupation Hnl iottor intcnils to apply for a spoola! timhor liuuneo ovor the following iloaitrlhiHl lanils; Coiuiuoiiotng ui a pnsl plauD'tl mi the imnl biniiulary ur ('. I'. It. I thick 4AH3 ut a pusi inarketl "L4fi02l bailiff tho *Jo utile pnst, thunou north 80 chains, thenuo eaat80chalna, theuoo soutli so ohaliis, thonoo wost 80 otialua to imiIiiI of ooinmonuowent, ami containing ft Ift acres, ittore ur Inss. .1 nun's A, Harvoy, Dated,lima lililh, 1007. 28 flGGident Policies M.00 Pop Your gives $6.00 pur week and 450.00 Funeral Benolll. I,TI). SII'I'NKHB iiii.nv iM per year novel's 80 diseases lui" "li per weok, HICK INIIEMNITV *7.IHI per year covers yuu ugiiiiisl sickness of any kind. Pop particulars ,if fjtlj.sj- Policies nee Fred. W. Swain DISTUICT AflENT LOCAL AGENT WANTED Craubrook, 14 C, Armstrong Av, CKANHKOOK I.ANH DISTUICT Districl ur Kootonay Take notice that Mnl join Mclnnes, of Mliltlll|iOie. Alt:).. i>ecli]>jillon Mill Owner. Ili- ivncla to apply ror a special tliu ber licence over llm fallowing(lom-rlbet. lamia:— NO, SO Cot em'in j.'lit ti pOHt plnnleil-.11 i'liuins west of the orosaliiK of the Nortli PorkofMiehol Creok by one of tlie Norili bouudui'lua ol Hloult ■Kiss. lliiJiii'i' west Hill eluiius. tlienee north 411 eluiius. theueo east IRQ ehnlns. tlienee south 40 chuius lo point of eomtneneeinenl ami contain. Illtf 0-10 acres, more or less. Mulcom Mc Illness. Dutcil lath July, 19W. :U CRANHROOK LAND DISTRICT Disicici uf Kootonay. 'I'uke notice thut Mulcom Mclnnes, of Mhlniipore. Aim, oueupatlon Mill Owner, intends to upply for a special tinilier licence ovor the following tloscrfbetl lumls: No. si Commencing nt u post planted ul s.¥„ Cornor of upplleation No.-.ii Mulcom Melnues theuce wesl mil chains, llionco nortli 40 chuins. tbenee eust pill eliuins. tbenee south W chuins to point of commencement, ami coulnluitiK tuu . more or les Dated l.'illi. -Inly 1007, .Mulconi Melnues. CKANHKOOK LAND DISTRICT. Districl of Kootonay. Notice Is hereby glvon lhat I Cleorge Hell of Kara, Out., fanner. Intend toapply to lho Chief Commissioner of Lands und Work? tor pormls alon to obtain a special Timber License over the lollowing ileserlbed land In Southoast Kootenay: Commencing at h post planted at tin* south. west corner nf Lol 8141, Group One. Tbenee north eighty (Niuho chuins, theuee west eighty (80,00) chuius. I hence soil til eighty (80.00) chuius ihenee east eighty (80.00) ehuins to the pluee of beginning. Ooorge Hell Peril. H. McVittie Agent Iiutej ibis *)th day i>r .Inly. I00T. :tt CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT. District of Kootenay. Take notlco tbat l William staples of Wycliffe ll, 0., occupation lumberman. Intend to apply for permission to purchuse ihe following ilescriiicd luml: - Commencing at a post planted 10 cbalus west of ihe west boundary of Lot SOW, thoneo nortii SO ehulns, tbence enst if- ehalns more or less to the western boundary or Lol 3040 tbence soutb fiO chains more or less to the bnnli of the Sl. Marys fiver, tbence following the St. Marys river In a westerly direction to the place of beginning and containing soo ueres more or less. William Staples, Datod July Hrd, 1007. 30 The Smith Premier Typewriter has widened its market until it includes the whole civilized world; has become the typewriter of over 300,000 operators and has, during 1906, broken every previous record of sales, because it has from the beginning best met every typewriter need. THEtri-colorfeatureof the Smith Premier Typewriter is recognized as the greatest Improvement in modern typewriter construction—yet in providing it, none of the strong fundamental features, for which the Smith Premier has always been noted, have been sacrificed. Complete literature on request. THE SMITH PkEMIER TYPEWRITER COMPANY SYRACUSE, N. Y. BRANCHES (VSRYWHBII SPOKANE, WASH. 8 Soutli Lincoln Street CKANHHOOI' -.AND IHS'I'IIICT. Dlatrlct or I'aoiermy. Take notice tlml [.outer Clapp, of Crnnlii'onk occupation ETotolkoopcr, intt-tuls to apply Inr a special timber tii't'nc,' over tho following described hinils: Commencing al a posl planted SO ehulns eaat of the 20 Milo I'osl nn th,' Kasl MneofC. P. 11. Block 45HL' Kast- Kootenay, thoneo oust 40 ehalns,thenee north liin chains, tlience wost 40 ehains, llionco suuth 1(10 chains io pointof commencement, ami containing all) acres. more or loss. l.ostor Clapp. Hated Julv llh. I HOT. 28 CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY SECOND CLASS Reduced Rates From Eastern Points On Sale Daily Sept. 1st, to Oct. 31st Nfontroal $4(1.10 Ollivwn V44.R! Duli'oll, Windsor, London, Ouolph, Toronto Pui'lidalo SJ1III, lu CntTospomllng Low Itutos from Intermedial,' points. CITY Oft CRANBROOK NOTICE TO CONTRACTOItS AND OT1IKRS, BY-LAW No. ii. Special attention Is drawn to the following subsection of tin.* abovo Ity- l.aw:— "No person shall eunuuenee the erection of any building within the suid city until a ground or blook plitn uf such proposed building, with the level of the cellars or basements thereof with reference lo the level of the nearest adjoining street shall have heen deposited in the ullleo of tho City Fire longtime!1 for the time boing of the City of Craubrook.'' J. l'. Pink Chief Pire Engineer Soo-Spokane Service The Finest I,u lhe I',uiliii,iiii and tile Fastest hotWOOI1 Spilklllio Ullll Hie Twin Cities. The l.'uuuilliiii Puolllc Operates Standard Sleeping Cars anil Tourist Sleeping liars On Two Dully Transcontinental Trains In l-'aoli Dlroctlon For rates, reservations anil any Infonnatloii iloslracl apply to local agent or 13, ,1, Coyle, A.li.l'.A., Villi ver JOHN Ml IK, ll.l'.A.. Nelson The Kootonay Central Railway Company. Tlio Annual General Mooting of the Shareholders of the Kootenay Central Hallway Compuny will be huld ut tho I loud OHIoo Cranlirook, II. 0, at 10 a.m. Momlay September lllli. l»l)7. for llie election or ill rectors and for lho transaction nf other general husiness. Haled al Cranbrook. II. •'. tills Bill day nl August, 1UII7. W. A. Maoiloiittlil, :!:! Secretary eitANiiltoni' i.anii ihs'I'iikt. Ilislrii'l nf Ki,i,li'ii;iv Tute muli',' nmi ll,iimi ll. Mi'Ciy. ol tlrnnil I'lll'ltS, N. Ilnltolll iuTii|mtiiill l.iiitil,i>niii,il. iiii Is to apply lor n siwlal llmlior llooncc over llio rolloivlllK llOalTlllcil llimla: Coiniiietwiiiii m ii poit plantod nliotil ■'• mllos III ii ivi'sli'ily illri'i'lliili Iiiiiii ll iilliwcst I l'l' ill l.lil Sllll. t Iil'lli'l-1 list all i'lllll us llli'lli'i' li mi ohulns, llu wosl Hll rliithis, llionco tinnii soi>liuiii81„ iHiim nt I'liiiiini'tii'i-iiii'iit. ami rnlilllllilllu 'llll lit'l'i s iiiiiii' ul' leas, lloliurl It Mi'i'oy. Iluli'il .Inly'.'.Mil, IHI", III JOE MARAPODI Shoe Shop Repairing a Specialty Oranbrook, B.C. CJUANHUOOK I.ANH DISTUICT. HliLrletnl Kootoimy. Tiiltr imilif Ilim Itiil'i-i-i McCoy, nf linuiii Forks, Nurlli IliiluilH iiicii|inlluii l.iiiiilii'i-iiuiii itiU'iiiMiiii|i)ily lur a -|ii-clal iiiiiiu'i lli'i'in'i' ovor tlto followliiu iliwitrl I Intuitu lniiiiiiftii'lll-' il it pnsl llllllltoil III ion t .'■ mill's In a wcsii'ily illii'i'tliiii fr Mu' HoitUiwoMt oornor of l.m Mill, tiioi.i'owoHlHftclmliw.lliuiHio tionili Hiichiiiiis. ilir usi no i'liuins iiimimi llllllll HO flitlilis lu lioltll ul I'OIIHIlOl OO'llL. nml .'l.lllUiniNH'ilOll-'I'.'S * 'lUM, lii.lii'M 11. Mi'l-uy. imi.'il .Inly 'j:nh. i'.hi; 111 CKANHKOOK LAND DISTRICT. Dlstrlot of Ktvjtenay. TAKK liolloo liml Cliitt. K'O ly nl I'nui Iiiui,k ui'i'ii|iiillini liliii'l.sinlili. ItltOlliI In )t|i|ity tm ii Hpoultil iliniii'f iiii'iu'i' ovor Ui>' tolltiwhiK ilcHi-rllii'il IiiiiiIk: Cotinoont'lllK ul u post |iluiil'il nl lln- smith wisi cm tu-r nl tltiilmr limit NftHilltf, thoi WURl loi-lniln-i. Ihi'iit'c sun III 10 chlllllH, tlii'iii'r cm nl in i'I.i.Iiih. ihe north 10 j I'llllillS III llllllll III I'llllHlll'lll'.'lllCllt uml r tllltllllK ItHIUi-rcs. Illiilf ill loss, 1 ii'ii. K.ooi'.lv Dated AiiKiiel, 1st. WOT, 311 I Salvation rtnmi Barracks PATMORK Hall Sunday Services: AHwi ti - - »oV>liH>k Kvi'iiiii^ - SoVlui'k SuniUty School m 1.45 p.m. Mooting In'lil evorj iiiiil in iln wuekoxeepl Mouda> ;ii 8 |t,m, *%hxi ^c^epectuv SATUUDAY, SDI'T. 7. 1IKI7. Communicated. Cranbrook, K. ti. Sopl . Ith. im 17. Kililur ol' Pi'ospcetoi'i Will yuu kindly nllow 1110 a little spneo iii youi' vuluuble papoi'V I noticed 1111 ai-llclo, one tlmt uppcui'ed in thu Spiilii'siimn Review, from one of tho prominent men nl Washington, D.C., in which hr gave his nplnioa tlmt tin' Negro itico wore noi ns useful hy holng otlucnlnd. I am only n common mun. imi my opinion is thul education would help nil imi' hrothoi's in tin- world in iniilii1 lil'i' worth living for, A colored inun lit I In1 Suuth does nul have lu I diicuiod lo do any crime, If his prlnolpnl of characlor is not right, niliicii- tiuii would nut boni'HI him ut all. The American phrases. which are used niiw-ii-iluys iu speaking of our fellow brothers as noun, nigger, sheeny, Mick, or any such expressions are not what we can call evidence of gnud breeding or education. Any man can act tho purl of a gentleman if he hasauy principal, (luuil men make gnud citizens, and do not need a bible lo lend them, bul the mosl essential pninl is for us to use the every day common sense, God blessed us all. regardless of creed, race or color with bruins, and I think if we use them properly we would ben more contented poople. Let u man be rich or poor, he can ■how human respect for another, II other words let each and every man behave himself, and wc would ull be happy, In short, fe is just what we make it. Clarence Washington. ofenay TSteel Range Uncle Tom. Downie's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company, which give a night performance under Cum as iu Cranbrook on Monday night Sepl. 9th, is said to carry tlie rentes! troupe nf genuine Southern Negro Jubilee Singers, Dancers, and Cuke walkers in the business. This part of the entei'laintiH'iit alone is well worth tho price of admission, und ihey havo been creating a great deal of favorable coin incut everywhere. Lilllle Miss Hackott, who plays the pari of Eva, is ;i wonderful child, She is only " years of age. and is very versatile, and her singing und dancing speciality is ono of thi most pleasing features of tin performance. A Grand Street Pat'tido will Ik Iven daily. Admission 25c. nnd 50c, ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT, Kootenay ash- jjl pan 1 is exception- |\ally large. Holds Wla two - days' ac- CJ-cumulation. Removed easily, like a dresser drawer. Flanges attached to fire-pot guide all ashes into panf^ CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT. District ol Kootenay, I'-** ■ iimi Muni} II. Craig, ol i'-i in. N ii ,„•'iiputiuii Timber Laud Ki rineer. intends to apply for a speolal timber llceuce nver the following ,le- -'■rii-'il lands: 1 'ollimeticlllg at a pu.1 plained al the south wesi corner ,,f Lul No. U175. thence south SO chains iliem',- east 80 <■ mill- thence norlh -SO eliains. theuee "-1 SO chains tu place of beirinulng,and miiiinliio mu acres more or le»s. Manly 11 Craig. Hated Aug. 17th 1UG7. 3ti il: WilillllK LAND DISTRICT lllj.tliet of Kootl'n.t?. Tit,',' notiee thill Manly H I raig. of Perth, N. It, occu|Kttlon Timber Land Engineer, Intends to apply for a special liml er licence over 11 • • - following deacrlbed lands: Com ucing al 11 poal planted ai Hie mih West Corner ol Lol No. BH23, leuce ue-i 80 chains, Ihenee north "0 luiiiia. the n-t so chains, thence mth -11 chnlni 10 pin f mence- leul and oouliitnluij ttlOacrca mor,. or MCCLARYS unnu Tnunurn un.u-rti.c a* •*,.*,*,._.-- __ . LONDON. TORONTO, MONTREAL, WINNIPEG, VANCOUVER, ST. JOHN, HAMILTON PATMORE BROS., Mole Agents * * * ** ***;* **************** * CENTRAL HOTEL | Dated Ai Manl.i II 1 ralg. llllli 1007. *li, 9 9 9 I * 9 9 9 I 9 I Marysville, B.C. COLE & ilANDLEY, Prop. Tho Londino llnlel nt lho Si. Mtti'y's \';illi'cv. Nii'o nii-y rnnnis newly liii'iiislieil. Ttllilo us pond ns unv in Konlonnv. * * GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS * * . ., ., ,, , • * ********* ******^^^^-w**tk^Ir^|( FOUND i.N HAKI'll ST., ONR DOOR WKST OV llll'l. It ru. The only placo i ivu Him can iiiiiii,- life worth the IIvIiil'. Tlie jsiDolitan Hole E. H. SMALL, Manager CH INHIIIIOK LAND IHS'I'IIICT In ,11 let ol Kootenay Take nollce thai Muill- II, Craig, ol I'onh, N 11 0 pillion timber Land Kngl Inicnds to uppl.i fora speeial tlmbei lieei ,■,■ ocer the followlllK ilv 1 omincueiii}< jii a posl planted uboul i'i chuins ."-! ,111,1 ISO cllalns Bouth of lhe ao ith west corner ,,1 Lol Xn U174, oral the south Kaai corner of Licence l.o' S055, thenco southHOchains, theuce ive»t 80 chuins, thence nurth 80 eliains. then n-t so [.]iulns to pli of com- iii.'t ,11,'in. tiini cuntnlnlnt! 010 acres more or loss. Man)) II. Craig. Hii',',1 Aug, I 7lli. 1110". 30 CRANBROOK LAND DISTIlll'T. Ilisirict of Kootenay. Tuke notice Hon Manly II. Craig, ol forth, N. II. 'iipaiioii Timber Land Kngtncer, intends to apply for a special limber lleei ovor 1I1 ■ following described lands: i'i nuiii, -ii, ling ni 11 post plnnleil uboul ■'in chains south of the nortii we-,1 'nor of I.i,-rl l.ol Sllill, ihenee Wesl uboul 11(1 i'linin- in th.- oust boundary of C. I'. II, IMH, ilin south60chains, ihei n-i Uo chuins, tliuoce north .r,u chains to place of boginnliigund ituin. in- HIO ueres mure or leaa. Manly II. Craig, Dated Aug. Hlth, l'.'UT. :n; CRANHROOK LAND DISTRICT. District Ol Kootenay. Take 11,ilir,'thai Manly II. Craig, of drill. N. li, occupation Timber Land Kngii r, im,uui. to apply for a speulul timbur lieu over the following de- -■fi lunds: Cominuiicing nl 11 posl plunteil L'l) chains ivosl of tho south »uai cornor o( Llcoi Lot No siiiy. thenue aouth 80 chains, thonco wesl 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, Ilim aat 80 chains 10 place of commencement, uml continuing (HO aoros moro or leas. Manly 11. Craig. Hated Aug, llllll, 1UU7. 30 THR National Bank of Canada Capital to be $10,000,000 FOUNDERS SHARES ARE NOW FOR SALE . First issue of iooo Foundation 7 per cent, Preference Shares of $100 each, which, being Founders Shares, ivill receive in addition by transfer a Bonus of one fully-paid $100 Share of Common Stock for each Preference Share held, and $200 of the Stock of the Canadian Bankinj; Corporation ol London, England, when organized $10 per share upon application, $10 per share on allotment and the Districl of Kootenay. i.„i • , • ,,.-.,. ■ake notice tlmt Manly ii. Craig, .f oalonce as required in $20 calls til intervals of not less than three Perth, N. It. omipatlon Timber Land months. por particulars apply to their Mugtiiuoi*- tntemiH lo apply forn Hpuimil ' ■ ■ J MIV" tlmbei1 liuenuu ovi't1 thu followtijfi ilo- ■ nci lands: LOCAL BROKERS I omniuneing al u post pluiili'il ut tlie N. B. Corner of Lol 8282, thonoo west ^^^ aboul III clialna lo llienoi'lli wesi coiner i |-{ckC| 1 £ZA .AT I—? t\AlCS% I 1 Lot8282, theuoo north about 20 ehuins Baker Street ■-*«7EiHC oo i -, 1 >\ km-11 Cranbrook, B.C. to tliu north line of Lieeuee l.ol N'o. 8110", tlienee west llbiint 15 ullllllls to the j Bust Hue of Lot 11178, lliunco nortli 80 'llllills, Ihenee easl III i'llllilla. Ihel oillli l«l ehain-, thoi Usl II llllll I III 'linins. llience south llchuliislu ph ol bogllltlltlg, COIlllllutllK Hill net',". Iliol'e leaa. Muni) li. Craig, Dated Auk. SUtli, 1007, Hll CIIANIIHOOK LAND IIIS'I'KII"I'. Districl of Kootenay, Tuke nollce Hull Manly II. I'nilg, of I'el'th. N. II, o pillion Tilllliel' I.nml Bligiilcur, liiLunds toapply for a a| llll i tlmbei'lice ver the follnwlnu lie- eriheil llimla: CoilllllUUOlllg III a poat plnnleil UU llialtIS wesl of the H ll ue- I'lllll nl I.l,',' Lot No. SUOil. llll'l sollll, III chains, Ihenee wosl l„ 11 II-I b.iundary ol lhe C I'. II, 1501 llh HiO 'lialns, ll Hi in i'linin-. lhe ■u»l lllll eluiius lu place "I .'.mini.' incut ami conluinltiii IHO acres i-u tc Manly 11 C ll I Aug, llllli Hid" Ailvel Li:,L' in tin.' l'lolilll'l'lol. Ho Honinc-No Grinding. Hollow around n> llluslrntcil $2.50 Douhle Concave fnr lixtrii Heavy llenrds ; $3.00 Set of Two In Leather Case $5.50 Carbo Magnetic Strop $1.00 There is a reason why CARBO MAGNETIC Razors are the best in lhe world TWO WORDS TELL TllK STORY ELECTRIC TEMPERING This method of tempering which is fll'l* EXCLUSIVE SECRET PROCESS, PRESERVES THB CARHON In the steel blades, whereas tempering by fire, the only other method known, ^HwErt»um^ Si? . ... ...v v»*i ■'■■u-i.'i, Minrcii-i i < i 111 it ■ ■ ii>; tjy nri:, inv Ull IT oincr niirini'u niiiinn, DESTROYS it. CARItO MAONETIC Rll/.ori NHVI-.R need lo he HIINHI) orOROUNDin private "" ' —■-■■ |T|C ..~-.„.,. ^ ,,. ^,.„,„, oi,.ui-,1.1 p_ K.i/ors ini-.vi-.k neeu io ne nurnKii ortiKwiir>iiiin use. Do you realize what ihis means? Remember the name -CARBO MACN -THE RAZOR WITH AN EVERLASTING lilKlE Cranbrook, B.C. C. E. REID & CO. Tlie Druggists THK PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK B ti.. SKPT r, ism Wag 1 I S27.S27SStt\\\ySSSISISSSItA^ I i i i i i i 1 I B D 11 I 11 W 11 I "Alice Where Art Thou Going" ii i i i i I I N Why down to Finks for a pound of Hiawatha Tea; It is so delicious and invigorating, that mother says she would not bo without it even for one meal. Iu fact Hiawatha Ten is witli out exception the most delight fill beverage she ever brewed Ask youi' neighbor about, it. FINK'S Pure Pood Groeen Department Have you seen Cerebos Salt—It tones up the muscles and brain Our Goods are Guaranteed MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED, FINK'S Crockfery and Glassware Dept. Use McLarens paprika for Soups and Gravies, its milder than Cayenne and just as full flavored. S ^Jx^JHJHmt^mtAiiVHltAT^^ S Detective Euesiant? Hull ih,. rye ti'onlil in Irom ni'irloi'l. TlniiiMin-1* milV.'P ft vi' strain wiilioin knowing tlio iiu'i If,vou wnnl poi-fool i-IhIiiii, yon slinulil Imvu y • i.jvs ,'Moni I oil, il A iliniii I'lirrootlnn muv Insure yon iii'i'fi'i'l vision io il ml nl your lil',-. Win. F. TATE THK .JEWELER r.l' ll, Wulnli liisiioi'toi1 UrowR1 Nest "i.< Uivi.ion ma-mmm. lm m jf SA1j fl FEW TITBITS SATURDAY, SKPT. 7. 19U7 I. +T?TTTn?fTTTTTTIfmTTfTfT?TffTTfTTTTTTTTTfTTTff+ j LOCAL NEWS. j .il„ili,i„iililiiii,illliuliiliiii.iaiiai.io Constable Joe Wulsli of Port Stnole urns in town Monday. ♦ <•♦<•♦ 9ft ftftft'ft.a ft. 9 X9ftft.;ft:*ft.*2ftftZft*7ft •J d ol Mill ft Will find nut* Stuck Supplies Coniple ♦ "■ ■ i ' to PACKING <» * lliirii Al Cranbrook Monday Aug-lnd, to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. i McParlane, n sun. | Chas. Parrel, and T. Parrel, of Mnyio were Cranbrook visitors on Labor Day. A, I). Palmer and A. Naslund of Wycliffe were registered at the Cosmopolitan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. (1. Hoggarth and children were outing this week nl Elko. Mr. nud Mrs. ft. Byron came down from Perry crook Wednes- day. Mr uml Mrs. A. .1. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Pahuy of Toronto wore gnosis at tlicCran- brook Thursday. .1. It. Carson, .1. H. Pond and ii. Vi. Onhard of Spokane were guests al tlio Cranbrook Tims- day, Selkirk Preceptory innl Priory held ti regular monthly assembly in Masonic Temple on Monday ovonine, Sportsman! Don't forget thai $i prairie chicken aro on the o prohibited list for this season. ft sink t>, tlio other kinds of j ' grouse. ft\ < ■ ii - Eighteen Kinds, :J.I). McBRIDE; ♦ CVnnbrook. B.C. HARDWARE ♦ 4 t> a 9 a v ♦ * a •-■ ♦ o ♦ •> ♦ J ♦. o ft o ft o ♦. o ft 9 ft, o ft, a STEWART'S CIIAKBROOK LAND DISTRICT iiisi.n,:t ol Kootenay. llll i.i vlli.MI Kill IT STOIIK Arriving Today Ink,- noiloa lion Mnnlj II. C.'ruit;, ol I IVl'lli. N. II. npiltioti ' I * I in !.«..- I,iiiiiI KnuimuT, Intonils in uppl) far n ai„,,'ini ILiml I ti I'm ti"' folloM'lii(( il... PLUMS, PEACHES CRAPES "'^^X , „ „■„ , CAN I A 1.01 PES .,„„,„ „,.„, „,„, 4ii (•■■■•.Inn south „l WATERMELONS, PEAKS tho south ivosl cornni'of Lol No, 11171, APPLES TOMATOES Uraii'lmliw wosl of the Norili Wusl ICoi'iinr nl l.iri'ti,'.' l.ol No. KIIOII, Iholiro HA/.EIAVOOl) ICECREAM , ,,„,,„,„ ,,„., WMim „,„„„„. Sti ,,,t !■,:„ ( |„„,,l.,i," ;"" i""'*i'"»" »• **-<»*>' ScilH iiii Sain at II IIk « At- I'h»1"" ' Inl "' iHwInnlnii i "• ,.|,isi,n Drug SUirn. tllllllllll *,lll IlliroS llllll I' lu-a Mllllll 11. I run'. I „ . «« -a , .,, ng. Dated Am-, lam, looi 36 Prices 50c. 75c. and $1,00 COMING CLAMAN COMEDY COMPANY NEW OPERA IIOI'SE 4 Nights 4 Saturday, Sept. 7 DOWN on thk FARM WEDDEDButNo WIFE KAST L G AT CRANBROOK 600 Boys Suits For $4.00 Mens Tweed Suits 33 per cent Off Regatta Shirts bosoms 75c. Each Great Sale oi Millinery ALL AT $1.00 EACH Were $2.50 to S5.00 White Muslin Waists CLEARING AT 75C. EACH Were »i.a5 See our Special Display of New Fall Goods Next Week. BUNS BROTHERS | NORTH STAR 9 9 9 HOTEL S Kimberley, B. C, 9 H. W. DREW. Proprietor. Centrally Located Electric Lights Manitoba Hotel Under New ManaKcmciit ,, , , i m Wlien vmi want :i good Headquarters For mining i' - h , , , ,, + place tn slop nuiii- tn lite turn ant nd hints. U ' ' "' Manitt.liii. d, a. Mcdonald, manager We Give You Your Money's Worth Hugh Stewart Phoiir, 75 flrmstrono, Ave, School of Mining A COLLEGE OF AHMED SCIENCE, Affillilrd It Qarm's University, KINGSTON, ONT. Pat Ctltndtr «f the School nmi furtlmt ' MMhiiilciil Kticloeerlng. iuf<.imaii.,t. .pi'ir to iiir Rccrettry, school * Bleclrlw. Ritfliieerlng. uf Mining, KIniilon, Ontario. *■ Biology tnd Pnblw ueiltn, The folluwliig I'-nirwi ire ollrrrd: I I'onrYcini'Course for Degree ol n.Bc. n -Three Ycint'Coiinefot Diploma, d—Milling Kii'ltlirrtillR*. b-*Clteuilitry ami Mineralogy, ( nun-1 jini;v nnd Geology. ti chentlcfll itnglneerlnK. r -Civil Itiiglneerlngi 3 dats ai mens starting Sept. 12th at 7 p.m. Under the Auspices Cranbrook Volunteer Fire Department Attractions Furnished Bv the BIG J Co. 200 PEOPLE 200 10 High Class Shows 10 2 Big Bands 2 3 Big Free Acts 3 Big Evening Circus 5 Funny Clowns 5 Fun For Everybody Vihfiiisc in ihr Prospector. Hi-nil Hi,' i'l-os-iector. I CIGARS | SMOKE j ARABELLA S i * t ^ UNION MADK J% \ Wholesale and Retail { I S, J, MIGHTON i l The Tobacconist / / / NOTICE. NottPfl Is iii'ittiiy glvon Uml thirty dnyi uftor ilnte I liileml tu ii[»]ily to lliu Olilof Coiumls- SlllllIT llf 1,11 111 IM Hllll Woi'llH lur H lll'l'|||-t.' ill iiiiis|iri'i fur nmi nmi f itroleutn Otl lUe follow- iiii; ili'M-i'llii'd tnii'l of luml slluuli'il In llie dis- tricl Of Kust Kuntiiiiiiy, Klk Kiver Viilltty. tm- glnnliiH iii ii jiust pliii'i'ii lit tlto nurlli west cornor of Lui hi to iiii'iu'i; minting nortli uuoIimIha, thoncu rutin 1 ng wesitWcliulna, tho nouth hu chuins, tlieneo rutmttiB ouhi tu ntiuhin tu tlio lilui'i-uf I'liiniiiutn'i-iiii'iil, conhiitilllK ■'I" ucriw iiiui' ■ ur Ihms. Lociuotl llilHftJiitl iluy uf AntfUHl, IHOriiy 1''. K Konuston illi .1. W.OirdiiBr, Akoiii NOTICK. Nollce In lioroliy kIvoii tlmttlilrty iluys aftor nni- I inii'iiil io ii|i|.iy iu IhoCliluf CommlH- ifoiior <ii (.mills uml WnrkH ror a lluunco io ir(iA|)(totlni'ciiHliuiil|ieti'uli)mnontliofolinwluK li'Mi'i'llirii liiu'l iif luml s|tunu> I lu Un- illstni-L •r Kusi Konlonuy, Klk lllvor Vtilluy, bu«luiiliiK ii ii pusi [iluuluil ul th n. W.cornorol Lm No ilTii. liuilii'i' riiiiiiliii: Kiiinit Miii'iiuhiH, iiinii'i. nu, ne wont so i'IiiiIiih. iiii'iii-i. ruutiliiK nortli 80* fl elmlns, tiii'iic- ni nn hi n uusi HOoluilniH to iilucc / llf l-nillllll'lll'l'tll.'lll I'lllillllllllm llllllii'i IS IIIIIMMII ,| Ti lorn. t-ocuiciHIilHfflliiiltlnvof AiitfiiHtliy 0. A, UotiortBOti •>■■> J. W.Onrilmjr. Atront.
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