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BC Historical Newspapers
All the News of the Creston District
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Atmafeiir Comedy s ��������� Pleases, Crowd j** *���������* Trinity Un.ted Church Players scored-a big bit in their, production of ������������������T3ie^!������ivaior^6t.ty6M at the Grand The&tae Thursday night las������V standin-ff raons being almost, at a p_-e___tii_if. to tafce;.eare, of- the, bumper _ur*nnntto> witness the production of this t_dent>- ed ^cotnp&ny* - *������- - <.- This three-act-, comedy in -full of am-u-fing incident? frota start to finish and the artists try tfaelr clever action kept the- Audience In a continasous _nir|.fefu!-5_8einsi. ."ilse gsnla off- ������������������Xing." tJ_erbellboy, who suddenly promoted to hotel manager* .-was .-admirably played, by "Miss Lily-lie wis,, who-showed great .-ability in tints somewhat difficultpart. Miss "Lewis was ������ ell supported in the managing of the. hotel by Sam. tbe colored porter, whose search for *'de owner of dfs trunk*1 T BgagagiMawMMB -ff~ .-������ .n.%^b #m. Brtitrthlrav which ia probably their ftsst appear- as.ee in SK& Valley.- " - -"r ��������� *"** - - E. J. Malthouse has' just completed breaking and seeding JU- alfalafa about three.acres on. the Wiiyred fLujajgaton place. The rain on Tueeday .moraing came lust right to give it a good'start atid wil|ra8so' belpomY -sail -Ceding rand garden stuff. \ *' \ l Marry Beeson and 'his Old Country companion, "Ted Tuchwell, were yisi Jtors at' Fernie a couple of days at the end of the week, and left again on Monday for Nelson, in which section they are hoping to strike a 5qjb for' the snmtnder. , <frs * , * - -"��������� *v "Strawberrw nlantina la receivine mr ������rJ -��������������� ��������� - _ _ - mt* considerable attention . here this 'spring wit}!, at least half a dozen places ���������5__i ,. .' |,. %~ Honard Wi^eti'KCt track' l*tst week from the "ff_ardeau * district^ where he hagbeen for aiWine tl me supeirviasaTng his timbeMhg operations. - '-'- * ���������; V * ������vl~- - ������.11 J" -. . , A^ ������ /'I . *~ t ���������**���������-"** Mr. and Mrs,; Moore arrived ping foi the year, the first car of 1927 | <f aj0^*JF rtn.*} **��������� *wmmm rAJTHtvaaakiB ********** f_rBKiti__.a_.-ai W*_l* uaa������i4i ������_������������*������ *w larger quantities. Mrs. Cannadyand John Finlgy have put out an acre each. mav. i well: filled (his ^augh-ereating role to protection. Miss Edna Holmes, as "Kitty,*7 the girlHn red, showed cR������ver acting Ins s5one-tqo=easy part. Tbs . characters of June, the maiden aunt.-in search of a man; - and yoaing Jane, who already _is.c! ohs Ibuft *t36j*,r!"S' lost hi?*?. *s&r& taken Misses Clara i\no\ Violet Morrow -resrpeetively, both of -a horn reve&led great prof iciency. .Miss leobel Busroett tilled the light role of t the v French naaid in a ver!y pleasing; imasner. .while the heavy part in the play was .that. of ��������� Mr. Wfejakler. -; High 'school principal W. Kelly in- this character had niuch hard Waark .which .was cleverly, done. Matt Vbs-k was quite at home as Benjansin Sfcaore, who-, got smnewbat mteed up wlthhiseevernl brides, and eVentual- ly cnarrled the wrong Ja***e. 5^^^^-lsk-ssS^^playe isowew, ���������i^in^ttie da^lpwe* plajred by ^W^? Co!l������nss _f5rst as Bobby Baxter, and fates* S"uipeisoS3a.tis|^ the jjirl in r^d>. CwSSic-S caaSed. muau S8^������ssem*������n& %o. this impersonatton, and' -_il*sd the role to perfection. R. B. Bceples was largely, responsible for the success of ; the play, while much credit is also due Miss Holmes and Mr*bB^eily, who acl^d as directors -in the absence of the former. Trinity Young People wish to thank all those���������especially Mrs. M. York-1���������who rendered siaach valuable assistance. ?? f. A.A.Dennys and F.AJ-tartleck, who are in charge of the- potato bug ex- ���������<rtunu(iwui> nuitt *u JCiS'SLi i&OOl^i>h.v. were heie on Friday. Free spxay and spayers will be supplied all who find the beetles on their spuds,' and will ue available at the store. this Miss Lyda Johnston of Creston was a between trains visitor here on Wednesday last, the gu-alwt of Mrs. McGonegal. -''." a J..MAA ������.���������:������! u*. uLia :��������� u..n.������*>^> -__nu ������_^ _%M.������*^^ ..... ^.C ,Sff>C������, ,U UUUV.O JL������������tt..f Saturday night, May v 21st, with Mrs. leister's orchestra supplying th__*sus!e, and everybody, welcome. Mrs. Carl Ond bloom and Mrs. W. Arb and son, EHvin. were motor visi- tors at Creston,. on Monday. "Thelfirst "baseball game the local teasn has figured in this year -was at ^Creston ������*a8k;Pundays~ when Kitehener brought, hpma Nt������n- "S-7 victory over Crestcm's crack nine. . -���������> last ���������sj?eefc/fronts Vatlcouver and will lie here "fer for some days. M.i. -xSooive beinff in chavee- of th** m'stallatioit of the' ' machinery at the" "pre cooling plant. " "r* >~C'' -'���������*'" ���������w-*V - "' r Another po_j[*ai.ryioan to enlarge hi** youu# flock l"s~l&!r. Gregory, who last week took'"delivery of- 200 day old chicks. V ���������'* ' ��������� --' Mls&es Ruth and Margaret Joy Wt-re at Creston for the weekend, the gueste nf Mra^lrvinar.v ���������- Miss _ Severn, .vice-principal of .Wynndel school, spent the weekend with her parents at Procter. - " / ��������� * P. Andestad Was a business visitor at Cranbrook at tbe weekend. The Cr.il, seciion crew i������ at worK through this settion putting in many new ties. * ^ - ~ Mr. Sheppard arrived from Winni- pige Man., on Sunday to supervise the season s operations on his rn.s*>ch hers. Birth���������On May 14th, to Sir. and *Miph. K. ^._idestsSs a daa������s*'._-Le5% Mr. and Mrs, Pat Downey of Creston were tendered a miscellaneous shower on Saturday night, when the newly weds received many useful presents for the _xe*v home- Mrs. B. Uri left on. Monday for a [ few .days7 visit with Nelson "friends. The- W.A. have the May meeting atr the old. scnoolhouse on Wednesday afternoon at 2.901 ���������<.. - - cregoing toTrauiasS ween.. .- - ^ Misses Morgan and George,'Creston evangelists, who have been? taking church services and'Bible study classes at-. Alice Siding, the past four months, liad their final service/ on Sunday, which was well attended, sn^ &*&&* s.; **!-_������, __-__. na-*mvWLi*i*. a< Solidly 'Pbpraar Schubert Male Quaitette���������four ^excellent vocalists with unusually ��������� 'Awt-t-. ������w������_w5_n_n_B -a_>fta*s-������ v o7������s_������%aa'������ _, 1. John Koss Beed Company���������eome- they left for Nelson on Monday. A number of Alice Siding re_ .dents | fJg^ZfuL������������������1 mt^ mU8lcaI were at Creston at the end ' of the week getting possession :.t their bor sea which had strayed into tbe-village and had landed into the keeping of Pcuadkeeper Heady, mimSrm jfSSmfma Martin Nelson is doing his business and pleasure driving In a brand new 1927 model Chevrolet, purchased from Palmer & Maxwell at Creston last week. Public school inspector Manning was h^re on 'vn ofHeifi?. *?.?._? list ^?eek and gives a splendid report of the teachers1 handling' of both rooms at Canyon school. Mrs. Wearu.outh left.at the first of the week for Fernie, where she will spend a couple of weeks with her daughter,- Mars. Walde. "British Policy in China; and Through Britain with a Camera"���������-* fascinating lecture magnificently illustrated with -colored slides. iimiciu ������s. *������J ���������������������������-���������-JrriliCS Oi Magic, Clown, Juggler and Ventriloquist. "Sssilas' Thri! '���������a. e_.a_,!_.H_.'> cos__~ edy of unprecedented popularity. Mattin-Brwin Entertainers���������in a progranime replete with sparkling novelty numbers. The Plantation Quartette���������a concert company de luxe presenting the mirth and melodies of the south. "-The Potter and the Clay33���������a demonstration lecture bv *fche onlv entertainer of his kind. f These are the hlg: features of the four day Chautauqua winch opens at Oreston on Friday evening next, May 27fcfa3 at the Grand Theatre, and they eloquently- tell of the rare value that is being offered * this uunyon Ron at least a tmrd ox at. ��������������� _.��������� ? ,. , . inch of rain in the down-pour on Tues- <Jeasott ^ the popular aeason ticket day morning, and was just, what was wanted to keep ahe strawberries coaaa- ���������'V* %au Ud STie=������< , 1*^ .11 ^**A ... ������������...������ friends at Ed. Eiangstrotit' of-.r-'Siinberley was a .t?_a|t.jar hero; la?t *s^esfc for' a few days wJ$-lt.. ;.h3*>JBion* fHtaroldv-, retnrningi-.'ou. JSo-nday. ���������'���������.'.. ,.f . ?'.'". -A. Si Bvane, who has spent the past two months ait his ranch, left on Tues day for KlLckmann to resume work at the Continental mine. fy - Sam I^iTacbuk ib iinotlie3r Llsterite' to -raturu to work aifter several weeks at bis' rainoh heif*. He left for? ICel- logg, Idaho, on Saturday. Two auto loads from Lister were at Cretpton on Taajesday nlgbt last for the com-lrmation servlc-a at Christ Cl^urai?h., .Two of the candidates jjrere from here, '' ".. ,' .,'"0eo'.-Blurry ."was n buntness visitor at Nelson a few days lust week. ' Miss Flossie Evans of the nursing stuff of the hospital at Sandpoint, Idaho, in visiting frlende hero, and is a ���������^������at of Mro.:LtatOaTM1' ,���������' , ','���������''_';_ '���������/'y'' ^lferiKe'iiowis'^ arrived this "W������*!V on ,a vlalt;with herdau-^h tei^ Mis. Mcri\ McOuUooghv -.: ��������� '''Jafi* Duncan got track from Alns- worth on Thursday last, where he had binen for a couplo of weekis -cooking for a.B-prvoy partyv? ��������� ���������--.*>, ���������",- ���������" >!.-.������������������, John Elusctoft had a couple of dxtra taams employed two days last week hauling a carload of potatoes from bin rassehtoi Brl-olt-son- from,which point th*������*y were shipped enst;- ���������' ; ��������� .'���������' For ihe first tinm sinco tho area oponod Outer la this year being In- vended by tho English sparrow, Tlao itou-ler soiw ot this bird kr.own u-8 fcho Wall sparrow has always been with us butneverr tpo iargee- oqrt.;l,|������ii|itiiimiPH'* hlrdit tUVcru. ��������� u^ruan liutu ������>r������ fi������ay <"7thi Porter were calling on Creston on Saturday! Mr. and Mrs.'Jas. Carr and two sons of Creston, were Kitchener callers one day last week. ������ - .. -?3oeM_anglote left on Thursday last for Slocan taking a team of 'horses, and getting back on Saturday. 1 ;Mr. Mcl?ensje, Victoria, travelling jaudstor fbruthe Workmen's Compensation Boairdi, was, hew* oh an official visit Wednesday. ���������' '���������*���������'���������. l'"\':\ Frank Heise, C.P.R tie Or*^brq������ky ^a'e'.a b inspector, caller on Wednesday A. Cotrie. Fernie; Bert, Sly, Cranbrook; W. B. Webster Crnn brook. and' Alex. JDerby, Cranbrdok. were amongst the knights of 'the grip who made calls on,.'J������|t;ehener nae-rchants this?week. ��������� y Vf"^?;'!-..V'V H'-'^' -% ���������.*������ 'ffttev, :'J. Herdman of Creston motored in on Wednesday for the usual United Church* service, and~was accotupaitaied by Mrs. Herdman. E.B; Cash of- Westly, and S. M. Tanderhap of Bit chbiink,"were business vialtors here on Thursday last. ; Kitchener had two hustling auto aalebmnh on bueinvea call on Saturday iniftay Orlsler. Star dealer at Brick- son, and M. Sutherland of Kimberley 1 Mr, and'Mrs, Charlrs Davis of Ry- kertss Mr. avnd Mrs. Fleming Spok- ane. andThjiHti. BuIprof Porthili, were Kitchener callers on Saitaardaty. A. G. Strudwiuke wan down from theXjcadyille mine on Safcurdny on a; bustneao e'nlV--'y-'" r Frank Pym, district forester, Oran- bron, was hero on Monday on an offic . iai visit, going through to Oreston. Mrs. A. Itagotte left last- week for Dover, Idahou wheee her husband Is jbott? cBaaptoyca. ' r ' Jack Ba-rraelough was &, visitor with Nelson a .friends at the end of the week. r,_ -- - ���������* - <��������� > ��������� Jack McDonald and Miss -22iva Kelly, of Kimberley, were weekend visitors with the tatter's pas-ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly. Bob Miller and ..frank Martin have gone to Wynndel. "where they are working in:the Winlaw sawmill. ������������������ Misb Ruth Smith of Seattle arrived laHt week on a visit with her mother, Mrs. Sti.ee Smith; Bill Vaness left last week for Kitchener, where he has taken on the job of toil sawyer at the Sash _k Boor Com pany saw will. ', *- The water on the flats cassse eap rapidly at the first of the week following the heat of Sunday and Monday. Miss Mary Barraclougn? of Seattle, Wash,, is spending the week here with her tister, Mjpq.'T. Trevclyats.. ' .'..'$���������'' .-'��������� ��������� -.''. '���������!��������� '-i;:i'-'. ..At. S \' T|ie Alice; mine .ha_������ fesumed; ship- ing along right. Arvid Samueisou has just taken a a contract from Grover Kifer to clear SO acres of iand beiuuging to the latter, which is along the hill facing the Alf. Nelson place. * - Mr. Blane, water recorder at Nelson, was here on an official visit, issuing some permits to us^rson .Floyd and Burton creeks. ���������Canyon- halt assoclittlon put' on one of the best pictures of tbe season on Saturday night. It was"*Reguiar Feijsjwjs," which the patrons very saassb appreciated. If bloom is anything to go by Canyon will have much better than an average crop in - all lines of fruit���������to say nnthing.of tbe dandelions. The Canyon baseball "team lost the second game of "the season on Saturday afternoon when the Erickson nine* won out itJ���������''������������������*_������ close contest, Er.ekscn had previously beaten them at Creston a couple of weeks ago *stf well us playing them to a tie last ^fitr.rday. For .May 24th it is hoped to play, a picked Ca nyon-Erickaon ��������� aggregation against Creston highechool, :. . sWIrtiSat* OPENING! Cow Ven 8a___c-~Two milch cows; one ft-ado Je������-H������y, other Hoists!n-Jer- ^K* price .Sglit, ISnquiia Bovlew on"ic6V" , * -���������; ���������'* ���������* *��������� Having lihro discovered that a tree never develops more than & per cent*) of Its bloom, the Bearald is hoping for tlie oe������^ afrot-a the ciicrraeu unapi'iieaoties wfUr thia frccsus at tho middle cf A;::!!. GEO. H. ������EI_L,Y K Chemist. EBBl H15 H W fl WB- B " ���������ksmm\M4iM1m\ BIG VALUES AND SAVINGS ������OK YQU .������������������V% Friday and Saturday fi A MPT ,VS$' TPCiti'' A T% t''"' Mrs. Walthere and Mrs. Brawn were calling on friends at the metropolis between trains on Friday. This year's dandelion crop is certainly the most luxulrant that even the oldest old timer can recall. I ��������� E. J. Nell, who came in from Spokane a few day ago, is staying to take charge of of his ranch at Ktayskanook, and Mrs. Nell and young son will join him at the close of school. ���������a. ��������� ,.. Strawberries in bloom at tha North ranch but it is not expected there will be any fruit on the market before June SJOth at the very earliest. Mrs. Dlbley and Mrs, Rogers were quite successful in their Monday canvass of "the cltlzono for funds for the 2-lth of May picnic and celebration for the children. ' _, - . Brown of Cranbrook, who has been here with an extra gang aaatatlng the McOahe B A "B crow operations, loft af the end of the week for Oran- hifooli!' ���������" ��������� Chas. 'Murphy, general manage* of westeru^iinen, and 0. Cottercll,western |4-c*_iU.'_������ uajJi)4'-iiiiL������ U<3������i4'l&, wo.w. .hop& OU an official visit on Sunday, eaetbound. '*'��������� M'-tm. i>nne������"'n_.d-S-te'-i'' WhStcaldo were In cb.irge of the usual Saturday afternoon tea last week, when .the ���������receipts for the community hall fund were very satisfactory. j__������v. &i Newby wrts'here for Church oi jc_ii|^iaiiia wervice on oiuiu������t.y ������tvu������i- tnjy, and announces that In future price of $2.50 to adults, _u_d $1 to school pupils under sixteen ireara, In connection with the" tickets sale attention is drawn to the fact that the aseatihg of the Grand im limited to about 350 and only this number of tickets -will be. sold. 1 These have ^ been di-ipided latp 100 children s, and 250 adults, with the juvenile pasteboards available only at* the u^Sigstqfaiu^- *}" The _**&.������ Off- 't-esewe^fiats; o|sened oii Monday mort-f-ag and there has been^a heavy buying of'them at Si for' the seven performax.ce& ' Those whe wish* to have- a -reserve seat should make their "reservations at once to avoid disappoinment. i On every hand is heard: high praise of the excellent variety and quality of this year's Chautauqua, along- with commendation of ths guarantorn in deciding to stage the anair: iii the Orahd ��������� -mil. its escel - lent all rdtind aceominodation, and particularly its comfo������>table seating. ?::?: f .' '?-"���������-:.' ^.'>'- &���������..'���������& C-.auim_aqua guarantorts wans at distinctly understood that tickets will be sold juat in -proportion to the tpocilct seating -capacity and have arranged for a door man who will see to It that a seat is forth* coming. Under this -a-rrangomeiut it will be well foi* those V-who want to eoe a few or aii the programmos to puroha-ae a BOftson ticket Tho way eeaaon admissaon are selling it is quite certain there-^will be no general admiosiona to sell in tho evening, at any rate. Sirdar will havo av Monday evening service in place of the firatBunday In the month woi-ehlp : that has . been glvopi..for,so^e.:year^,,p^V^ ,.-,. Geo. Cdm ban booked two months' leave froh.di.ty on the switch crew and Is leaving,8lrdar this week for an extended vacation at the old' home In England. Ele sails from Montreal on the 26th, wa hear. Mrs. B, F, Whiteside entertained at a most delightful tea at her home on Wednesday last. Tho tea table, presided over by Mrs. Robert Heap, was charmingly decoiated with tulips nnd cprtrs**? bSoEsrorna. Mrs. !_sa-Smith a������d Miss Rldyard assisted the hostess in serving. A si Ivor collection was taken amounting'to H0>11** which will go the general funds of Christ Chjirch,.Cres<' ton. On Wednesday, June 1st, a tea wilt bo given by Mars. Dlbioy and Mrs. Roger*.* at tho latter'u home, HBO, at whleh a sliver collection will be taken tuttl thu |������tr������Jwt>������juKi g*������ hu Gortrati Caaui<u'u general funds..' -,. n ���fi TSa@_--t. AH ! The highest expression of Fire- Stone quality and value is the Full-Size, Gum-Dipped Balloon. This pioneer among BaBason tires������and the leader proved by performance���-was made possible by Gum-Dipping, Firestone's extra process for strengthening the walls to ���endauure the extra flexing strain. Learn from your Firestone dealer the many advantages of Gasm - Dipping "the added comfort, dependability and greater economy. FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER CO. OK CANAJ3A LIIV11TED "KamiltoH, Ontariu MOST MILES PER DOLLAR Col^JV. A.fBfehop,^a|ifhdi:m V.C.. ; saa?eces3{ulJy^roii3^iect?fai chain ol* '��� groceterias jn England;. . . The Tovorito Hydro "Electric-GctviV j" miss-ion has provided tea a* - gas -gunsi as a pa-oleclion foa* its cashiers against laoldiap liteai. tn operateii fince "before Co'iifed- eration, the Welland IlaiUvay, one ot the.- oldest-. steaio; roads in. ���Ontario, has c* iiseu to carry ���.passengers, ������itaa-H and express. A -gift- or $!��00,000 f by John 1 ���>, Bocketollei-, J a*., was i n eluded an total contributions of $1,725,000, lias"been announced in tfre New York \" bu SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSOiV -MAY: 15'".',".���'".���}��� "���'������ X -.-.- ilKf^^ElliliM" 'f^^-^^F^ *?������***% PETER AT PE-N-TECOST $' .&$'. ?-'-'*��� ?:- _'i��i____ -A "SS& .'s?;SJ ��� ': ^Kft, ������-..#... t^'i -IflOoi^alilVxt:��� ''\R��-peiif ye, andi?^jE| ?jS^ptaz^(l|^vej'y o$te of you ' a$r ilfll S&arif^b.t^ unto tlae ilern#t sion of your sins; and ye shall re ���a.el'-'Pe'We'^Tft^ ;A;Otsy.2.3S., fLeSsoh: Acts 2. ?1>��fvira(i<��itrfl?" Building: PliiltlVpiaiis ..2.5-1J.., -<,���*-����� r.-,.it, ���,,'.,��� ..:'.-.. Stali an Afr-^ted For ������ .���.:.>_.. , a' Sgl-insf Wha_e ;���. Explanations and Comments fla'iv?C*on^ '���ts ctJOBiitsi! _i|f ssr^ v.*- ... ���$ %& ��� '���- -: : af 'l^enta-oosf,'verses Bread f left l-4.~^Befbre He M.cfA Law Imposed by Mussolini Forbids) Ariy But "Economy Loaf" ; Snooping fa*: tw if?? as, al. Naples, fol- CJsaily colored .frocks, this Spring! soft shades-to match. daai^i^^-vrator. ^rfbut "iwi Vi'ia'o-i-ii- ,< riWHIV. true dyes* pipping will: dp Ji.-;-- .M.VJWlMll\ ���<** \Jv ...ordinary, cold. ^ate'i^bnt you niusa? have real dye to??get 'd snibbtb, l^rt Jii�� dteciiydes J^u^ ygave them a j v���'r f��� �����l; ' s t-^vlnx-o oj.li.er* that^Q i�� tlae (Son i^^ t^d^s0,< ol (..oil, that.. l.ao,llv.ed ami taught-.as oaaly tliey e<iuld faiUy tesliffep'tliai? he -willtn-Mfly saiffored 'death dri the'eross ' da t-�� ���ha "J'l. Wiah Queen Wilholaviiaaa presiding, IVim-esss Juliana. .,, who ..���.ut-taiatod her ���lanjorit'y" April ?,'(>. was'''"eeYeiaioiaioiasljr, amtsuii al to tin- privy oo'iaaioil, in which slab is 'entitled to aiioinlx>rship by via-taaa- oi' a-t-achiaag the'jigo ol" flS. baking I I -.1 v' (raiaisiioi't an- salo ' wllh in bread- v.-hiis?a*. alum ...-the ���^."'evoaio-iaiy lout" tnaposcd hy .Sigrior Mli^sadini���a linti: 'oil her of whole wha-mi floaar, oa* of whito iloiar��:mixed ��� witla coaya-sbi* grain. Since the morti A. i,v;--tua-ia olTon lor'.a aoaluction in jcian-baket* (tad with hian a lis'i.'of rich i Ilia'l> the'y ' then realised tln> llhint-hijid (.x.enpaiitm is iavuan | Neapolitans avlio liavfi l>oa?ai baayine i S��i>ifit. of (Sod had come m.-Eia, ahe VU.ejseai Zcaaung asserts, j hts bootlegged breaul. ' 1 ! iheir- gia-iat task, On alio Day cat.-l*>enlccp.st that power f baiiao:., y'Thore/was. a soaind as of wind atid an appeaa^ince a?s of fire- symbols of thj Holy? Spirit? Tho disciplesi found them'selv'os. praising <.��od in words that .sounded- cstraiiage, to alieiia. The important faict , was "that'..?"'. the into their >yith dyoing of all sorts of .-.material ;������.silk or wool; linen; cbttott goods, fmixed goods, or arty" goods at all; and exquisite tinting, of dainty things. Or, s��ind for ;i "oraarveloua. "book of sug- gestioais in full eoIors.r Ask for Color Craft.!, Adda*ess DIAMOND DYES, Do.pt N31, AVindsoi% daitarip'. hose potent M*0*1*^':,ba^' -^e wa^ to,.abide nese poia iaa j (lK(m Uf. 1iK.ir ,. strengthener 1 he (saaMM-niaaanal: in evneci-od ��� tai call ��� j0nt trembled, feared arrest or -'la's- s i-r a'lleanin-u to i tie iYaraiial proani.se it ro- j cist reprisals for their itaiqaaiiy. cot rod on this;' ���que-stlon, einphasii'.iaig-; -^��� .��� i! i a a sotuiion <--,iianoL bo postponed. _ *Fir��t��tonc Builds the OalyQum-EKpped Tirs 1,000 Registered Beekeepers Saskateht wan has aiow over oaie thousfsnd registered- beekeepers and the munber is steadily increasing- I'roduction or* honey is becoming one of the staple indu-siries*. o* the province. >abies try ���ar tcistona �� ^s i'tiitaTiUSS ra_&__rfi-aT__%t*__-��' ll9��-_-_�� > *-~Tf' ���*mt*i i^1 <J&ff\ior�� **&&��&-'�� Prepared Especial!}-, for Infants and Children of All Aees Moiher! Fleta.-her'.s Casioria has' b��.eii iai aase for over MO years as ax | pleasant, hartuless suhsiituie for Cas- | tor Oil, Paregoric, "feeihincr Drops and I. Soothing Syrups. Contains no. aiar- y coaies. Prova'ia alirections are oai.eaola! paelijigb, "LMiysiciahs everywlu*a*e ' j-enonaanoTid it. I 'J'he genuine bears signature of l 11)17 lltasbaml: "Von have been aaslujj; nay couil.V li's lull of long liaiii's. 1027 Wifa*-: ''You have been ta.siii.u aaay conab. it's l'aill ol" long hairs." The Barrier to Health- Waste Matter in the System WEAK AND NERVOUS [The Condition of a P..-E. I. Lady | Who Again Rejoices ira Good i Health ! "i caii most heartily recommend ; Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all ���-wreak ; people," says Mrs. Angustiii .. Arseai- i aula, . Weiliaigioij.' saatioii, '"Before I began their aase I* was very weak aaid. nervous. I had always ���_\*-r*--��lr^ -�� ll <"i ����,1 . 1Tt--| Kll -m*S\ ' * 1 �� Atl *rl*-*i- ****'P ~**"\ \i ��* ���*.*! rVi_(j aiuiu, -��-i.ul M.t.vr a inj-uhaii/ vr-.* ***$ health,, until suddenly any strength I left rae. I began to feel tired and'de- I pa*essed, and did not sleep well at j night, feeling jnst as aiaed in ft lie morning as when T ..went 1o bed Jlt night. I began to? feel aliscouraged when S would think of ahe work necessary lor ine lo do. I got some atiedia-ine rrom the doctor wboan l consailtedi-fsbiU^fit did. Ki-��o��^n!>pear to meet hiy case ;asi showed aio nii- pi-oveaneiit while taking it. -"Then a neighbor advised ine to' try Dr. Williams' Pink .pills find I got a supply oi? this iiiedieiaie. I very soon fount! they were helping me, and I <jon olpor. to 'iuspfro aii<i guide them in ; the work oi: making the Christ KiioWai | ao (he ends of the earth. ���"J'he���'HoLy Spirit is just God mak- j ing miaii understand Him. God male- j ins Jlmisel'C-iiiteliigible to men, .tJodi Dipto-XlNXr-JaoU toJffipE Indians Want Franchise Extended K niei-son K. ^S iia Ice, aa butsta rid i ia g sptiaking 1�� each kind of anaii in has i Moraviaattown" Indian, and ; grand own ^"Su^'^^^Kel^an^ j. preside*..' of tiae Grand Indian Circle of Ohtaa-iofy'announces tliatapplication will he aiiade at the next sessibai How Slioiu-a f W^kn My Baby? strong aud fy^ipy*^ J Ont.- T/onilon, ji nc'd'cjri'' I li:il i Plra-iitlJ IVllel*. Iiothercal Willi ��� i'Xn ns' ���"1 h: .-lllllllll vn rievi'i' taken >���'�� |i;��i<id :a? Dr. I'ierca1'" :. I''i��r many years 1 wiim liifjuiHbness. ) would bo- <ri��il��r' lainsl ipaitcal, htive alull licudaclics, fc��-l <li'iaw:-.%-. .-Ircpv and niciii. I. look alilTi -vi i.l ],'!! \ -;:', v.il!.i,u1 vc.'dH.i unli! 1 l��<'a;.*iii taking Ih*. Pici-fa-'H IMciisiaiili fVlh-l. Sini'i' lal.'mg 1 hem I have haal no mk-Ii Irnulile. I laKe llicni alxtiil hvicn :i weclj niul ihey I.rep any wlmlc synlciil ill lierfei'l ������uiiilit lam. I am never without 3i I Hall If ol the 'Pclli'ls'* and I liiulily it'.diiiini'iad litem < ln*i'��*. is naalbiiur, i>elt��.|���" "\Fr-i Henry Drnii t Pict uro auJiovaij, r.i.l L<i|iii' Avii. ik> J'e.llct'i, ."i'i i:Im, al any di'iig gloria. Plaits Assaime Importance i \ The la I est relleel ions concernlnfj; Ihi' approreal silhouette, admit plaits ; lo a place a>f iniporlua-.ce in bringaaiM : almiti. Mh' desired full slilri. In ilals 1 grawel'iil onaa-pieco frock, auirrow box- ' phiiis arai phica'il eilher sldaa ol! Hit' ilViuil. exientlhag f'roiii Ihe, hell, to ; lowf'i' edge. iiimI i'H'ovhh;t the-desired Mare. The plain back is In oni*-pioce, i exli'iullng ever tho shoulders in . yoi;e i ad'l'eea. 'there art! a,, gi*oii|) ol smut*��� ' lan-ks al, eat'h shoulder, and Ilia* loaa-g ! plain sha-Aes are finished with atai* : riiv-v etilTs. The diagram |iic,|iircs Ihe . sfinpli' design of NO. 12Sa, wh-ieli Is 'in sizes 1��,' IS mad 2a years (or rU, 'M> anal :;�� inches batst. only), Si/.o 'i.����l i>ears CH bust- l-enuires :iriA yards! :*.!) inch, or wvs yanls 5 t-iia<;ii mater- 'iai, Plica 211 cents. i The j.'cf'1'et of alisHuellve dress lies in uiii.d lasle rather than ti. lavish- exp��;iidhiii'i' ot money, lOvery wu- mtiia shoulil want to anake her own chillies, and 'Una home,* dtv.ssinal'aT , will hnal the doslgais IIIiihIrated iia our new Fashion Hook to bo iinie- jlia-al and simple, yel. .niiilntjilnlaag the spirit of ihe nuule ol' Una Tgionienl., I"*i-1��-_* <>i' ihe hook 10 cents tlie copy- How To Order Patterns Addro.v- Winnipeg Novvs/j.'ijjoi* Union, 3 70 McDcrmot Avo., Wlnnlpog. tittiied their use until I again, and I have beeai well ever since." '"���Dr.'"'Willtains' Pink Pills do one thing���and do it waVll.-Tliey buil<i up, purify and enrich th��^ blood, and as tho lilood supplies tho whole body, new li'fo as given to the entire sys-' team Better sleep, steady, -nerves, improved appelate, increased vigor��� all these o;m be yours-'bv taking Da-.' Williams' Pink Pills. Begin today. ' Sold by all medicine dealers or by I mail, pqst paid, at: HO eimls a box frona The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., j Jirock'ville, Oait. ��� j Alberta Pool Elevators \ The Albei'tit Wheat Pool has leas'- j ed'No. 2 elevator at. 'Vancouver' at j $100,000. This Pool wall have I0U 1 elevators in Alberta by the end of J the year, according to CM. Hall. ' manager of the elevator dopai'l.tnoait. .This is a serioia^ problem to mau> 4 ua others. Weaniaag should always- be . P?E?1.1 done gi*adualiy, begiauaiaag- about, the i seventh month, giAing pile ,or two! bottle feediaigs tkirhig the day. in-' creasing the" .miaiiber of bottle feed-, ings gradually until \veanang is ac-! coanplished. Boa-den's Eagle Braaid i Milk is so like aaio tiler's ana Ik in taste i and ease of digestion that if caai bo j given ��� alternately ���.-"'���sin tit breast malt*.! without caxisihg'-abrupt -weaniaag. | In this paper .from, time to time j you will rfind an advertisement of ; Borden's Eagle Brand Milk, a food! that has raised more healthy babies; than all tlae urepared infant - foodb ) conibiued. Cut out ahe advertisement j was well j ���,,n(-l niail it..to Tbe Borden Company j Limited, Montreal, and they will | seaid you, fa*eeof charge, ihsti'uciions i for -feeding your baby, and ' a Baby; j Welfare and Baby'"Record Book. Oa, just wa*ate? the Company/ niontioliing this paper, and they will be sent; of 11 to Pa i*l iam-an t of Canada J for tin extension of'the fi'ahchise fo Indiains thaoughoiat tite Dominion. At the present, time, only those who served ot-'ei-.sei.s ' alui-iug the World war are "lig'ble Jo \ote- ut oither provincial or federal electioais. r �� <�� -Liiai M it-3 _TillUf%�� �� AnywHere, ian any weather, this milk keeps perfectly iri the ���unopened can. You can safely order it hy the dozen and Keep a supply in. the pai^txy. Ideal for cooking* - Write The Borden Co. Limited j Montreai, for Free Recipe Book. . 3227 A Memorial Window In the BARF. Xo naedlcliie chest is eoniplelo without Minard's. . Fiaie for <.-olla r boiIs, " vlaaifeal spot s nnd colic. To Be Erected in Winnipeg in Remembrance, of Major-General L. l7 Lipsett ���;. ] A memorial w-indow for Major-1 Cenenal Tj. I? '"Lipsoft^ general staff i odicer, who commanded ihe' StU bait-a talion C.K.l"i". during tho war. is to be i placed In All Saint's Church, Winnipeg. An. inscription staling thatt it is erected to the meaaiory of General Lipsett by tlao 3rd Can. Invasion, 2nd Can. Infantry Baigaalo, aihd Iho Stli Daflnlion C.R.r., will be placed underneath. War veterans throughout western Canada "who anay wish to subscribe to this aaaeiiiorljal funal, jainy .send f'��'.v amount, no matter how small, ns it is wished to make, ihe siibserliitfoias as. i*oprosontul ivo as possible, Itcaaaiftance:' aaaay ba; sent R B*^&**\ mUWk E_a^__|r B_fJ__t _5r^^- *mW^*\ Pm��m��f^m\' ^^Sk -wfl-L^ ���___* film _____ iblB i al m "T^on't offend you* friendo. Get at the cause���-sweeten the stomach and make bowel _ active with Chaf_it>cr&3in*s Tablets For Stomach and Livei*���2Sc FARM' WANTRU--rTJe��ci1bo, price, Cash. Terms.���F den, 10 23 4, Albt-Ufi. 8,'Jth Sl.roef, givt Bur- Kdmonton, B KAl'TIKI'T. ItoK-lHl'ero'l ftaitl l��iip�� *-.cii I aiii>'vvhei'i>. S5.tr>. Ilvai ilcjlvi'vy, giiiii'iin- i��� \t, r? x o.iu.,1-1 ,iuuiU(�������<- ,,,,,, I >��� i-<;��:<l! grown . bull dugs clieni'i:. guar-. lo Mr. F. J.-. ,rat�� on, Hh.slsla.aat gen- j p,',t00(| n,���n��-e ' rcnaoa'ly $1. 'Bulldogs, ��� f.ut eraliuaautger Domhalon Bank. '.Malta , l*:o--kwoaa��i, nail haw T'-xraw, ttaad Mtdlernaot Streets, Winnipeg. SubserlptioiiH lo he .a-eiil. not later than -Tune :1st,'lf)27. Sore Signs of kidney troubles, nre pain in the baek, difficult n ad-hat ion, deposits in urine. Gai^ Pilla relieve kidney trouble by gently soothing ami lion ling; tho a nil timed tissues. 50e a bpx tit all druggists. I'm urn No ,Bl/.o. ,M... \\ I iliHu Naiuo j Town ; Praises this Asthma Remedy. A I gnitolitl user of l>r. .1. I). Ka-MogK's l AHthnm Ilelliedy Iliads il. the only j aenii'dy that.* will Klve relh>f, though j for tlili'teeaa y��>aa-H lie had 'nought olla- | tar Jinl|i V'i.'UI's of needless sufferiiig I aiuiy be preveiatotl lay lifting this j wonderful ivaaaody at the llrst warn janp; of ti*oaable. its use In simple, itia : cosi Is slight,, mad II can he ptu- i clijti-ed uluio-->t any whi'i a��. The Ki'andnon of blew out the gun A" -1 OITIOR TO WVlBNTOnS. S"RN�� lor our fi��o lint. o( liivojttloim wantctJiH nnd froan advleo, Tho' Knaiiacy Coin- pnny. intoi-nntlonal i'tLteut Attoa-noy."*, 27J llutilc HI., Ottn.w*. .'il.l'Oliaalnh' <'iigiin* ii. chased garage. thaa lllilll who no-\v Mlari:- I he UJlll i h (��� t ar Iia Spring Time is CELERY KING Time Brew a cup of Shis fane old vegernbli? tonic. It as all tiae spriiijt; medicine you need. It drives out -winter's poisons, improves the appetite, find makes you feci better ripht away. CELERY KING is good for rhe whole fumUly. At druggists, 30c &��� fiOc. No surgical operniion Is aux-nnsary In removing corais If llolloway's (.'oraa Heiiaovi'i- he .used. "llnctoi", what would you advlne a niata to taike when he's auta down?" '"t'lae ���ntin>Jh����t* '��* Ihe caai* If he's In a cotnlliioti to." _FVI*fE"C_ aa unexceUcd for DyeanK tiHad Tinlinav. Professional Dyers uac the SamoKiajdoC <fm�� NBW Ifft-taMaOM WaBMKOY. NO.*! JUST H E R A PJ O N KS.5 a����. 1 tow mtkOamr Cmtmuwh. Wv.vta* SUoort * 4 CNKMira-l*, ����� r��l��r>i tnuli Di*m 7��fl.C_.-l����'��ril����MH--NV/.iX---Mi> ��w*mmm ��*��������� . _ ^1- -r l--'��l"lf CNKI44��V��, THE IlEViGEW, CBESTOJtf, B. C. r^f _aat>_-(m_# ___v*������r**������������* .������^������^r*_������_e_������a>^r ^ ���������a^s^eji, Seattle evsr elfeed ���������t*^. We built this Sft|P Dairy Pail for the marc, who is *etlttd of buying new pails all the time.*" _ They are made of good heavy tin, highly tsolLshed j ,*st*ccng bo-towa*.-^ heavy wire handles; and put together the way st pai! should be. You'll get full value from every ceait you invest in SIVIP Dairy, Faiis and other Dairy Tin"Ware.Madehr pF rANAnA THE SjHEEr METAC PRODUCT* Co. rU-HTED naun * ���������*_*-_-������__��������� EDMoarrosr " -TOAONTCS VANCOUVER si \0 and Daivy Tim Ware ���������sriNKirso CAa-GAXTT Radio And Many Vanished Cities St. i' *��������� "* TftvT |������ "Not Slightest Conflict Bovyveen Jt'em 3> ������������������ Says Louis Wil������y ?f lionfs Wiley, business manager of g ftht* ?1sTe*\r YorK - Times, in an address ������" on "(.rowing Friendliness Jieiwc-en p. llit* Newspapers and Radio" dcsti'oy.s yl alt^ske^>tacis.mf yand?-cleaiis .aip those U apparent problems in a'.manner lhat ������ proves^bojtCBtl, aiay doubt.,? that the g .aara^sjijipeil ujud tup jyaidio ?g<> hanil ..itr yj| la atid "and' ser Ve' to ' eail argQ the! r 'ref |^:=:������i*������afet^!������y;fi^ "There are now, and ail ways have j "''''��������� beera'?' two '''''general' miaais by' which ' ^now.loflgei'^ are com-'{' .^iuunicalf'd^to |iie jjiiiiiari brain; fitjhe,] '' %vi s ti af an d the aural me iii 6ds, *'''" .said j Wiley--, a -*"TJie.t ;jie-wfepaper,uu, the j of "ex&rv. A���������. .IUV TZ* Jh������WJ-*IU Hneewn!' UVIUgUk f-.il, -'W.Sll*. jimotiou pietur&':'" spectacles |kind" lell ||tl������e lelepi tHbrouglv-' the .VI . . . ������������������-��������� ,,--���������- ... $l.liat -.incredible, utility of .the .future, filias succeeded in conibiiiing;the"two: |? "There Is not the "slightest!? coai- 1 it through thceyef J.adio;!^ ������l ^a ;!^d\n.Sf ahone. public speaking, tell it\ "B>"' Aaigus'tfue'ai' 'time"'- "tife ear."'And' noW television^ '-ears ago. it had dwin<] Impor.ant Discoveries Made of Thousand of Years Ago fj Xever have so many quests of yfean- ished cities been - in pa-ogress as? in these days." Far .more important *dEs- coverh^s iia*e being made of life #vvo, three and four thousand years ?ago thaji of additional historical fact-S pi two, tiaree, or four? ' hundred >|&ars: since. Particular interest attaches to a coajfple; ofg 4,00(K? year'old; cities whiciK,ai*e ?iaOw i-D0i3g dug; ,iip.? Otie is: Spinii, .-wvdaich ,was; .fouiaded ; at ��������� "the araibut.il of t.he?'P6"'Jsooiiaf Lei* tlie tiane, of Abraham, - and ;liimdi*eds of. years before k>,theT.. W5:t.h-,.; of ���������- TuLankhacaien. Foy*c? c^Btur^s' it -mm a^-pi-d|pe3*o.������s'' ���������rivei- a5oa*t,'Juhabite\l by?a:- the? eaiyly CT-ree^is. y-Tlien tla6 i-iver. lctio>Y.ii-ras the -.Erltlatitts in ilabsef fdays, siitfed f ?aip.= inland. , " some���������'2,600 .dwindled:, to a village, sind? soon layer . after ������������������ Jayea*: of imi.O from aeeurrent floods eovered it up. Of:. 1 ate &00 or 600 tombs . have and openctL as a begiaa- . A*dLy_3.a.ce -an.- Medical Science Jii$tf&d~ of }&a%i'og Fasa>iog is R.com- ^_ - '-' 'Wended as Cure . Sc-'iicbody dug uyj ii dos'iaiuent out of some eaglitee.illa century papers disclosing .some'' curjoiis anrxicticetf of" "tlao anedicail fi-atertailv iu ihese days Oiac,*, of "these,-, paper-, levealed lhal biclt pei'soais" were soaiietimes orclere<i-to e'lit-rs-evon meals u day. as much as 'they fo'itld sitalf :at ja time, with con coin JiajU copious Lliafti of brajiko , sheri-3-'"-staid oalier. vines." No doubt the idea wiio Haul ahe initienf sbouhl "oarl lo* l,-ei������p ni> his sta-englh." Kowaduy.-a the lendeaic*-. - espe- .pially amoaag the- chaps wlio .'italce I earsy- money by wa-Jt iiiR HLodaeal col- * umns to the nex-isptir-efs* Jrom an i easy chair insleud ol Melting aro ia aid 1 Siiiiong - sick foJK���������as pi'ueisely in the 1 opposite ���������ydii-jqjQtion.; ;. j People, arc. told to take plenty of exercise":���������'���������' piashiaag tI:eaiasolAres iiwsiy. 1"i*o?i*rt-?t:iae? table;?.-'Tor instance, be'fore they aire .satisfied-���������and aaot onlj7 to cut >ddwn* on 5 diet substantially, but even to ihdiVlge in a fast for days or a few weeks oeasasio'naljy. In.ffaet, ffas'liog.^eeixis.to? be teebm.-: nietideal as a sort of ean-e-all. ,���������y J !��������� - This complete tnrji of the wheel I* reaiifnds usf of? the sloiyy of tlie man ; who? went to, a doctor and complain-- ed of stoaiiacli ia-oiible. "Take heavy | meals^'f ysafd ytlie medico', "and that j slioaaTdf'ciiref yotir t'.ihnent/' . oA week-later the niaa ffenl. back* w/M������ m^mm^M^^'i "'/LSM������ -~~7=7 = r / -III '!������������������> 5Tf������^SKB������ *������ ���������.iHi';*rn' ��������� -r_. ^. ���������lUViLii^/ "STalk aoout-i-vater off ?s d-ack'slsack.���������~ Jus. look sii> our -shitica, even raiker nrtceeni minutes in this downpour ������ There's certainly zxothuig quite like 'NwggetV' *+m_r_aV*_4p*% 4_-_t-S_S-gteB? There's a" Nugget" shade for every shoe made. i APARTMENT BLOCK FOR 3^ /������ ��������� S- ������c������ i ..( ATTRAGTEVK JNVESTM13NT PI-OPOSST-OK ���������������������������:-���������������������������- , : The :undea-signed lias for sale a: most attractive, well. rented, centrally located Apartment Bioek in Wii������aipeg, yielding a liantlsome rettia'n to the man. or investor wlio could give the 'property: "his pei'r' sosiail cai-e and supervision'.'- One vv_th ordinary?��������� ���������ability in haniiling reats avhd tenants, and capable of doing his own repairs, "would enjoy his own 'apartment? suite ata free -''rental, a/nd the maximum profits out ^f the proposition: we have to isubanit. ?$1*0,000 lo?$15,000 needed to handle the deal, ? -.?".,,.. >, ,... IHE STANDARD TRUSTS CO., 346 MAIN STREET, WJI.NIPJEG , ...... "... "... .- . Trustees'and: Executors. ,:������..:., ���������;��������� ��������� y-j\s imany-'a-s 't lore. \ ���������fchaste Qi-f-Rey.? iii. 1������, f rebnjve and "Kaeh is a anlgUty agency us: with. Thy j iii us die; polish' ua; oa-in within ancl said -thefti-^uble was worse than |���������l.eat ^^r, .todclt before;. "-'?:-:"'" - 1 . skilful hand?, ; f..-. ���������''Eat very* sp<aa*ingly,^ replied-the ; A Let not the music that is, iii lis die; phygieisiaii '?andy that shouldfeuresTOiiv I <J������*eat Sculptor, -hew and f .$* .>', ./;' "r-^S'" ������������������������������������"������ ?-':r ���������'���������?��������� - ;f- ' . - i ��������� Tic,r let' - :aiUBeiit.--y ; .^ ..y'lM &?.'���������&��������� ----": | ^ITidden and dost, Thy "But, doet.oi*." protested "thq? man,' J'yoai y told^ aaie, just : the a-evei^se last "weVk?*^ y-- ' ���������"-"*-- '" ' ��������� -It - ��������� s f'Um, yes,'" said the wtsefi man. "But, you see, medical science has made vast strides since' then."?; as Pflicl between the ���������ai-ews|>aperr.vaiial|.^"?-e*?,--:^0,<i?letl lia-adio. On the contral^^ll^ere^^aUWti^?^^^ *?cklacm feverv reason why,Jhe newspaper and !.ea.r-rhi.gn., fingerings, and other la-jaaio^&boa^d^e'. fcis>?tli,,y^yai*e| oai! I������������cfs of -|c,w������4ller>v aiaaX ?vaise^ ^f^ ^ . . -f ^yjy,^^. _ World's ^t...-������.^ ������ir ii,^ ivirwwiiin^i ^������������������o'i... i beeai discovered.* Tie other - city Of that, last, yeai, establlsh-ed ,a ^oilds ������i terms, oi liie ii aendiiesi- co-operu-. '.,^,.^,...-1 k,t i.v,-i,lff **x-\ ^oo-c ���������?������ oar: is.. . : ���������'.! ���������,���������-.-������������������ a, -:-.��������� forfv^eenturles ago is Mispah. ISenja-i-Vecoad by Jayiaig ������o.l eggs m ubo ' >tyr|niiii, ilve: miles north o_ Jerusalem.3 *������ Proving ahignaoney maker tor thi ifgood. Each i������ devoted to Ihe ?dis-!^lie^yIhe;,HitULeS -lived. ��������� Da-. ;:Wil- fiseniiiiation^OE knowledge and ehj^piam Kede ^nd;.Major W. C. GOtsched, fort.t. i'liope to cbane across there some 01- -ITidden ?'nis'j:lie.;- '' "'; -.'''"��������� ' Spare not the stroke^ do witla.���������las' .... . Thou wilt, J.et there be naught uiiriiiished, ���������' "broken, niiu-r'd; : y Complete Thy purpose; that we aiiay become '",... . Thy pevfeet. image, O onr Ood and "-.fLbrii. ?-,������������������-':^ ���������.-.',.������������������-..��������� ,- ��������� Iloiatius fponar. World's Record Hen Ta-oubles are often ���������vyhlte JLfegborn Hen Proving a|lvloney ! wliioli "God faishioned CSs"Make.r for B.C. Universi"iYy .;''"' "Maizie,',; (yke Wkite L.egho& hen, ..Irtgredfe-sits of'"-' Br^ad-y" " -;-"? , Tiae iaihabitants of. cold- coiantrie.s make the darkest bread; oi fthe tropics -.-tlie, whitest. Cornstalks are. lased fts an ingredient in bs-ead in Mexico, and CenU-at America, dried' fish is used i*ri.?1lcelaaid, potatoes yin?Tre^atnd,- chestnuts in Italy, and diiriaig ?=leaH years the bark of trees in Russia. Her Kidiiey Trouble "t������li-'^H_alJ ihiannm r%*������ vjvrf -Lft-aetl^fs^ai *cu U 1 ingual I? ment. IJacia is an educaLioaiail gof ftucf/'all-pei'vaaing "importance-. I thait the vea*y similarity of theii* aians j win .vi'p',*, a t- welds tliem all the eToser infundei lets of: sunbaked clay -that; ..standing iwnl ---mutual JieipfjalhesSifj t|The printing press and the micro-, ?? pbone.woal- out their fwondrqusly ', yf helpful purposes in dirfanent ways���������-; vf tlaat is till. "! '��������� , - ���������" " ?������ "The essential difference between }} the newspnpei* and tlie radio is that ^;,p.iae., Js., si,,ik):.i;itl.e,ai.. i-ecqi:it _aaul .the Oih- er gives only spoktyn inl'ormsitioh. .Nothing could he more liistantuaieoii.s than yiiews .announced. a>ve������:;..j.ho radio. A Paul .ttevore's raile in Jt)27 would be impossible: informalioia of vil-tal itileresl. to the nation tioiilal reach hnnrtreds of thousands across the cenIine.nl.fbefore Paul Revere could saddle^lite'ilprsaj.*']: f" Vy? ": In ordoi* to I'orecHSt the weather with a a'easonable degree of accuracy all yoaa" have��������� io; do): is predict '.ah>'-. thing you aloii'I expect. ? ' '' key to the almost un- flctiow-n ������lMtlifee,| langoa:gf*|'f Sci-i������h?s j-ajf -?IJ ittite -.. have.?,a.lready been found , oa Uabyioniaia"'aiial "Syrian tablets. 65 days r thi Columbia i the to-ols by us- for better Lhings. Clod ?A1 mighty ,, casts a, man down when He wants to chisasl.him and the chiselling is always lo iiiake ham sonietlaing liner and'better than before. ���������3Teury Ward' Ueeclier. A gem is not polished -witho'ui V ni versa ty pf : liriLish Furm. :-KnowUs- '-Hen- No. E" she] 'v, .&' ��������� . , .,, -��������� ��������� - - j rubbing, npa; is a.man...perfected., vvitn- ���������put - trials-���������-Cliine^e. f '..'���������*r aiot^oniyf presideis over.. the fworld's l'ecord pern but with her eggs is \ bringing into th e . ti*eaas an-y 6f the j "Ujaiversify $2,S00. ' Requisi>te ! -farmer and World's Most Modern Warship Last One yAlloWed Gre������. Britjain U'.i- der Wa'slbIngtbn "Treaty'"��������� The an.OOO.ton "Nelson, tho hast. liatflesiaip "'''(3feat 'ili'lfaiir'5 "catt "lay dowai laiader the terans of ahe AV'ash- ington taoaty, has arrived .al- fc3������ut������-. 6n the Farm? ��������� ..Every j stock-raiser should keep j We have actually solely ?L>63o j :t saapply of: .���������-Dr. .���������������������������Thomas'' 33clectric| worth of stock front Hen Ko;y������, and j Oil oata laand, not only 'as a, rcadyl ha;ve reservations for $ 1.275-i worth', ! rftiiietty for" ills ill the faanlly, but 1' ���������, . ,'"' .,, -,, ; . /��������������� j,?:���������i ?,,��������� ,��������� 1 becjuase it is a hoa*se and cattle inert- \ j-which will, brmg the total ^up to . . _ . > ��������� . ... \ J $2,000/' satys Prof. 15. A;?*,loy;<i. head of the "Depairtiaieiat of Field iElusban- Pekiii is one of the oldest ad lies in Hie woi-.d, being known to exist in the twelfth ci-ahtttry. before Christ.?,;. Relieve That Lazy, Worn Out, Half Dead 'Look Don't Wait Anothor Minute Ypu can do wonders with your appeairauco. Blight eyes, cheery stnlle, clear complexion, snappy steps, a I! Indicate vifioroaifl men and woiuoii. "- -a^j ' Your Irotablo may lie Constipation���������polHoiita n*om wuBte .nmttor Iai Ihe Int^Btlaiefi tdrculato in the blood IhrnwKh your system. Sick He,nd- ache, T-Mlloian- ncfiH, IimIIro.i- tiou, Drovral- rif'Ha, Toor .Appetite : ?D,n d sallow com- plexloaa gt'iierally follow. CORirEil'5 LITTLE LIVER FILLS ta T4- Vi<%'el4ibH- Uax;������lH'6, naovcsi the bowoln -Beaatly. no pain, -and do not con Utlaa C^nloauel,- Mercury or liaabll. formln-fr ilraitrcK. CARTER'.: LITTLE LIVtR PILLS are Himall, en������y to nwaaallow and ill* taken dally an aTeatUlnloi- will ��������� ,..inVotnptaft Kooal hcatllh. Try Ihona to-nlprKt- lo.moirow refra'slieal. 2Bc, tiTid 7r>o. veil plcjt.i.' \ \i\ X; Ik 'H3I.0 amptou from the Tyne' shipyards.." Il is fhe absolute Inst word in battleships, said to he the most modern in tlie world, 11.11 (| ihe first. i.'raUsh battles hip lo copy lite meahorl 01'.t������'i- ple gun }turrets '������������������ 'riae laara'cls etieh conlfiiiif tha-ein .IJjdhchr guns', while as te ril are yi\r steel, itirrets. Its '*���������- inch ginas are of tlie ne,w size nnd iii'f' slieslls woiglaiug aviore i.htiu. si \ toil? The''gains' th'e in selves weigh ai Jitfio iiioi'.e tlaaii 1,10 Ions each and are .'.pro'-.. tooteil by .*i sDochti thick nr.nioi". ��������� The ship Ih protei.'.l<������d from aalrcmfi: by htia'.doneiV .steel, boinhproof decks, ami wavlei* water it Is alesigned to 3*e- slst the e\*|iloshm of more than lour t,oa*pedoes. How many aei'oplanes und cnliipuItR for iM������chai*ging fheaii uio cnri'h.Ml is li.ept Kccraai. The but lie ship Ir V02 feel long, 'll)������ feet hroiul. ai'aad carries at crew of I,.'U)0 ��������� otllcnrc and iiieu. II eosl .������ 7,0t)O,(MMl <!j!l5.- 000,p|J0) to build and rec|ialres ,C'i:52,- MOtrjt^tj, 1 tip.OOD).^for uiiutiHl iip-1^ej������. La'rQcst L.aindowner In Empire Kir Sidney Kldnnua, hnown ns .\aas- li'iilhi'H cuttle kliTg, will Hhorlly visit I'hiEhand a'nd .AniairU-fvon a combined holiday jind hiiHlnoHH lour, duriim which he will iiaaike lnfi.aala-ies a-egnrn- iaig tlto bocf trade Sir Sidney Kidman owns Hocks mud fiords by tho , huaadaud thousaaul in Soul la -Aim Ira- ' Uti snid !-*i re5Mite,t to be Ihe Ini-f;^?.! j Inndowaaer In tlae UrlilHh WmpliTi. He | started oia a cultle farm 111 ifLi.fif*) ti ! week, "I wnved u life the oihor day,", 'Tloiw wjlh thill!" "l\n inito ,witHi.', Iv.iU'liiri' , ddwaii, Ubo "ronil." "VVeJlr" "I Ivainoi'd oui act' (he roml." d.ry.i-.."iien No.. {> is a. member-, of iho world's i*ecoi'd pen, i'l-oivi wlitcli we are- also selling , a..:.coaiskl.e>:ab.'e naa.an- ber of hatching eggs, pai'ticultirly fi'O'i'n a lie other Tour ?.00-ogg iaie'.tnbea*s 'Of'-'-l.his- pem: at?$:G. to:f$lQ:?per-;csg-" Jdgg and progeny I'rom. this?: pen have found a .market, is nil pn.r.t,s ol' Oanathi, thy United Shales, and- as far n way as A u si rail it. }}��������� ;: A Tlinilu artist *Js|phuii*diig a world tour,-'during which'lie luri-pes lo, pay h|.s expenses by writing on grains of . rice,. Working four hours, hi' .Is-able lo write four hunali'i.'d letters on c single' .Mfl-ain. Desert ed by their another, Iha-ee lion cubs, born in Oaklnittl. Call Tor- nla, were adopled. and leal hy a Wpaills Ii' seller. ! 3 cine of great potency. As si subs Li* j iute for sweeh oil for liorses and cat- j tie affected by colic it far surpasses anything- that can be administered'.. New., Braanswick Lady Tells of Benefits Derived from Dodd's - Kidiaey P1H5 ?- Miss S. Moorehouse Advises All Kid-. rney Sufferer^ to Use ESbd-l's Kidney .; Pills.' -si-./.-A. ;,:-:?- '���������?;-:?;::.?���������? Zealand Station,; ?N-.lk,. (Special)., ���������- 'T saw your advertisement, tor Dodd'H Kidney PUls/r -states Miss -S-. A. Moorehonse. who lives sit, thasg.place. **f? .had -suffered: with kidneysii'caiable for over a year, so I decided to give ; your I>odd's Kidnej^ PiHs at trial. I have tiseid several ; boxes ;tiap,W; and haAe found great relief.in them, f can" highly? recomiiaenil ?Doddrs? Ktd- ney Pills and would not, be without them," '"���������'���������'.' ? ,. '""."��������� The i"ea.soh Bodd's ;Kldhe'ya Pills iicive copie to occupy .pnaclr. si; pj-omi- nent place iu the ho.'iie is that so many Ordinary evei*yda y ' i Hs come Ti-om sIck kidneys. aa Rheumatism, au'Iaiary .. -troubles, backaches nnd heart disease can be ta*aced directly or indirectly ito si els kidaaeys. To be assiateu ��������� .t>T guoai health tbe kidneys liuisl: be"lc'epl'-1u good" working order aall-the lirne. Ilrands of cigars in JOngland aa*e t being naimed aftea- proiiiineaal eccfs-Ki- saist'ioul dignitaries. Ho3y Saaaoke! King Alfonso Drives Auto Has. Quickness oi Perception Necessary to Good Driver King Alfonso, Idiowai lo be tanj best, driver in Spain, ts an expert be-j Treat corns with MinnjcTs Liniment. caaase he approaches 1 he Aanerieiaai " " " in iyi-ie autl has iXvs quickness : of laercepilon necessary io the t good driver, according to 'Mairgaret FiL/..; hugh Urowno. lloston port nil I. palnf--] -or. (roiiiiailRSioaaed to make a oiuii*iici'| ter' MBaufy of Alfonso' for'"'Hie New: York 'Yacht. Oliib," Rlb-.s J'trosvne bus,; I'liturncd to New Vork with, her Jin-- lsLicit: work,. % . \ ��������� About tlie best the mi-iii can who Hies to drown his sorrows Is maU-jo Ida head swim. '������������������" do |a> 1 __, a* Jm b_. Eli! _a SI E-S tmhL\m\ms\ ail SMALL PIMPLES OnHandsandFace, Itched arid Burned. Cuticura Heals In Six Weeks. " Eczema broke out Ita -.mail piam- ple������ oai my hands and Face. The pimples were hard and fed,' ami Itched and burned. I could nol *p<at my hands in water becaaitse it made them worse, 1 could not help scratching* and rubbing the ������faceted partii- and causing dLt-fl-gureanewt. The trouble 1������������ted three tnonihu. "I read an adverfclaeanent for Cuticura Soap and Ointment suad tieait for u free sample. I purchmaied more and in,about six w������ei-_ I -was completely healed." (Sirgrned) John A. MacDotv-ldy South Went Marjjoree, N, 3. "Nothlngf, nulcker or _*fer itlm'n Cuticura Soap and C-lmnaent iox ���������.kin troubles thait Itch and bum. ���������_Mt������a. atMia. *rrw -y aot������aa. Ad-rji* <'_������.4 l>.l.a<: "_W-l-_---,i>*4_., M.������UmlT fc'rlr*. a* C'ut'ctir* SUnvlnt StUfc. ZUa. t^mummmimmmfmium *m ������n.ni.*������i w<i >������ii*i>nii������.wiw Although Alfonso is given, to .driving alt, great speed, he novoa' has luati an nfchlent, slatau-? Miss Ilrowne, for the i'ens<ni that he ihliiUs.und acts (pilckly, knows his car, sees llnif it hi koiid in pea-feel order, anad speeil' Ing i.s a'atii'ly sale since the liighwii.vs In .S1.) it taa aire norl leenbly fre.e from t n 1 Hie. * Lethbridge Irrigation Dia;rict The I<el.iabrldgo Noa'thea-ia IrrlgtL- tloai Talsfiict entnrs upon Ibe spring?, vvllla lata iiddillonrtl :inrono aicros of land, which ctimo undoa1 the plow haal Htuiniaer. nnd , IjiM. -'.I.'hero bus been :i ctHislelerablo,. inJltix of new HotUors, rinulii'ly froni lOurojiei. i An Oil th;it \u Famous. Though ('atiaaHaa? vua >������������l lB������c bla'thplaice i������r Ui". Tlionias' "Reluctric Oil, II. S������ 1I10 home I of thut, fnnaoiis cuinpound, From Imre I lt������ (*������<30d natno wjt������ j-preud tu i'.on 1 trial a.iul, rioufti America, Hid WohI. In dlert. Aaislralla and Now Men 111 ltd. ' That, in fair 'iillcld #������*aaoaigh In iitfeHi IIn ewcellcaice, for In aall theH(������ coiti/i- trlew It l������ on aulta nnd hi alinunml. Nolililng plto-nnei. a msui wlib ������ well'develnpixl Honne of luimor so mtich ns saavttlng (wo chroiali' hoi-en to liorliiiif; eucli olheit1,' t' lle_(_ Mioai'Hi'i. LlnhvtcoL lo t--<3 liuu.'O. CARRIED WIFE TO BED Suffered So She Could Not Walk. Restored fto Health by Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound Mincsinffp, Ontaarao. ��������� "I am a ria*ac- tacail nati'Ho aand 1 roconaauorid l.ydist E. I'ankla nap'BVogotabic C'om-pownd' t������������ Hufl'ei'inK womon. Foi* tlirco inonthn I waa almoat helpless attd could not nit at the table Ion)? enough to drink. II oup of ton. Many -a time my hiw- bjuicl carried mc to, bc������II, 1 would bo b<i weak. Then ho rcH������tl in the pitpor ol! a woman sulTeriaiK wh 1 uia'i who got hotter after takiraji- _lao Vopfotablo Componnd, r,o he wcirta:ad gfot it i'or me. When 1 had taken *tha*e<? bottleai I with jaiHt lake a now'woman and iaave head Hplendad beta 1 ill ever since.' XVhcn X .fool any_ bearinjij-dovvj"! pairm I always fcjtke it; ftom������tiineH a liaalf bottle or whatever-1 nc-cd. 31 is any- only rmedacaaio aud I hatvath told many at one aooufc it. Any oti'O* wnntiiitf to know more aboaat LydlaE. Plnktuian'^ Vcc-ntahle. Oa*)m]aoaap(l, B wall pflafl'.y wt'lta to her. I do alt 1 enn to recommend it for I feci I owe my life and atrcnurtb to at." ��������� Mm. nkai. IhvWfcUCH, It.H. 1, Min-ftHtlin**?, Ontario. T������o you fool broken -danvn, n<nrvouB, unit weak norntttjrnoH'f Do you l>av������ thia horrid foolinprof f������nr whiela ������orne- timen conaow U\ women wh*o������ thoy are not woll2 Lydia K, a?lna.U������ai:m'H V������������- etablmCompoiiaael ia evc������:llent to lake st nwh n timf. 3t nh^-vn liclpn, r.rif! if taken reRaalarly ami porabtently wirlH relieve thh eiandiftio-ra, C *wmMw*w*m+mi\\ in ���������_������������������< ii ji .iiMiwrti*-^ -^���������>r������TO������������g!������w-^'j^ SSSSft^S '^"^^'^^^g^JSS^&agniT-r. -H_������K������a_-. ������ IH-h- CJ-LSSTi X������ lifc.%'Il!::W THE CRESTON REViE Issued every Friday at Oreston. B.C Subscription ;*$"&50 a year in advance sgH.OQ t^TJiS^posnts. .;.���������;?���������-. O. F, Hates, Editor atad Owner. CBESTON. B.O., FRIDAY. MAY 20 Donations Disappoint With grants of $125 from the village commissioners, and $25 -i-ora the school trustees, Crestori'a. ' -eele?': bration of the sixtieth an niversaryj. o_ -Canadain Confederation is not getting the financial support it is entitled to. Putting the village population at 500 the donation from the mumci pal exchequer averages but 25 cents per capita, which would have been fairlv adequate for the pur- I'ose had the trustees heen equally considerate, as well they might have been considering tliey levy an assesment on at least three quarters of a tmllioii dollars as -eo������i������ pared with about one-third tlaat assessable property within the village limits. Or remembering that with a school attendance of almost 250 the school grant works out at 10 cents per pupil to assure a fitting observance of one of the outstanding events in Canadian history, arnd a celebration that is primarily des Sgned to Isnpress-upon the younger generation the fact that they are citizens of no *fci__eas_s* t oan try. The Review sincerely trusts that the other a?cbool ^districts will not too.closely emulate the uncalled for economy of the local trustees. If only for appearance sake sarely the world should be told the Valley's Canadian.sm assays somewhat higher than a dime per head of school population. opportunity to repeat its request for a development, policy in connection wit!** the soldier settlesKsntv So far as can be observed at this distance the work of the agricnlt mist has been in Some considerable me&ssare taken *xp with secre sry. ingj fall fairs, stockbreeders and wool growers associations, and dis trict farmers'" institutes, as_������_ similar activities tha., while indicating a splendid community spirit, certain ly ar*e not work for any ags-icultnt* for an. average crop peaches. cherries and ������������������������t*.i,-������.v.������-,-.v������iH..:. VkM'>w- _.������*1^������.,m. VC������**_5_fl titne.^ olerieal eflbrfc put into the work for which such an official is appointed the new agriculturist can well he located at Lister and have ample time to supervise purely agriculttir&jl activities afe the othe> sections in SSast Kooieii-ay aa well as the demonstration farm -work. Now that a change is being made is the time to be busy urging the necessity of change of head quarters atid enlarging the scope o. ���������aetlvlfeiies of the newcomer and it is to he hoped the board of trade will not let such a splendid oppor ti.tiity for service to the district escape its attention. NEWS OF KOQIENAYS General Change in Train Service EFFECTIVE Sandav* May 15th For further details please consult W. B/MARTiH T. W. Erie! or write -.a^K-sa-l __��������������� ,b ___a _���������������..__'CT 1C__ 4^-uiYim_c.r-t E&AS-J ItUJIOtUI*'- T AlltO I!*% &__-_- g.: i������w i iTi_r~_, i testes G. B. BROPHY, . District Passenger Agent, Calgary. riiAUirg.ra--'P-nr a iobiai. i������t nuicnnstH'CRti Liiguui. mil CANADIAN PACIFIC ROCKIES Banff - Lake Louise - Emerald Lake I\irie Bungalow Camps. , : A LAS5IC PACIFIC COAST - Vancouver - Victoria ������������������������ Seattle - Portland "after Vanco^v^r1 -��������� ���������s������ Alaska ���������the xiomantic Northland EASTERN CANADA A choice of routes via all rail.or lake and rail. ivohve Or /ippiicaicion ror t^onmvnt fo Transfer of Seer License Kaslo United Church raised $3060 for all purposes last year. Earl Stevens, who is trapping at Howsep, north of Kaslo, this year, has fo-keii 46 marten. At Fernie the* tax is 38 mills this year. This as an increase of sis mills over the 1.828 rate. " J. B. McReLlarr as opening a white fsaMriffmr at Rosslr*!*!!?. It will he "!������$��������� trically operated throughout. 29 scrub stallions have alreado been shot in the clean tap that is bean-? miide on the arrange iai the Cranbarook district-. Notice is her������by given that on tho 10th flay of June next, the undersigned intends to apply to th������ liiquor ^Control Board for consent of transfer of 3e������y l-iconse No. 6*32. issued in respect of promises being part of b-uUdtng known as tbe Northern Hotel, situate at SaVmo. British Columbia, uajxra the lands described as Lota 5 and a Block ., Salmo Towns.te.Map 622. Nelson XN&UU XT.CMV������Ulo������bKUU J-TUSiariUlj. JIM DW3 JTTWf 1UWW V* British Columbia, from Albert Gibbon and Douglas Gibbon to Ernest John Suaaamers of Salmo, British Columbia, transferee. Dated at aSalmo.B.C., this Srd dayM������y������ll727. i-RNEST JOHN SUMMERS. j&xcursion UNITED STATES fares in effect May 22 to Minneapolis St. Paul, Chicago, New York and other centres Have the Ticket Agent tell you more about Summer Trips. W.B������MARTIN9 Creston XI W. Bandy* Erickson "���������nr^* J. I1C 1VJ.I1S.-C1 iXA __-*_-������*-������.��������������� rmmr^ trm^st, _-v*i-. KJM. ^_*/ ___._5������ _-_!__���������*���������*> VV >������-XV3>VQ^J_ M.U. 4p&������ mr% extr&tx ���������^-/iCffcJ.a.g^R.'^B.'V. TO THE END OF BEGEMBER, 1925 Powdtry Industry Thrives There ������3 an unusual deissaaind for j -residential property at Kossland this I spring, and sales of houses are report- Press despatches From the coast ed^������^^Jr- H_vs produced Minerals as follows: Placer Gold, $77,663,045; Lode Gold, ^122,808,459, Silver, $74,111,397; I^ead, $89,218,907: Goppe^$197,642,647; ��������� Zinc g39,925,947; Misoel- ^ T%**-a1j-l������mar-������ f*\\ *������ jt ������ 1 >cD'_i cr-n _f flr&n _. laneous launnerais^ <p 1 .<9������<t,������io.; etc., $44^905,886; making its mineral production to the end of 1925 show an / Aggregate Value of $920,919^628 Production; year ending December, 1924, $61,492,242 indicate that this year British Columbia poultrvmen are unable to quite fill all the orders that are coming their way for day old or baby chicks, and this report is con firmed by local fanciers who are operating on a commercial scale, Tha is_������������r_-_at_oR is decidedly interesting;, because with the dyking of Kootenay Fiats our pouitrymen will have made available to them an abundant supply of grain feeds at a cost that will enable him to Kaslo "United Chasrch Sunday school bars ill leaetiers and scholars. Collections last year totalled $194. JLadies' aid raised $813. Rev. E. A. St.G. Smyth haa been appointed English Church rector at Grand Forks, and will give occasional services at Greenwood. Pentlcton Oo-Qperative Growers is paying a 7 per cent, dividend thia year* and almost $6000 will be distributed ahareholdera. It will require four carloads of seed to plant the acreage tliait has been contracted to be sown to peas at compete on a mere equitable tooting | BouneiR Ferry thin year. than at present with these supplies The Mining Laws of this Province are more liberal and the fees lower than those of any other: Province ia the Dominion, or any colony in the British Empire, . ] Mineral' locations are granted to discoverers for nominal fees. . ' Absolute Titles are obtained by developing such properties, the security of whioh.^s guaranteed by Crown grants. Full sn_br__-ati-������n. together with Milling Kepbrts a-nd Maps, may be obtaissed -cfrafciei by addressing��������� THE HON. THE MINISTER OF MINES VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA N B.���������Priu tically all British Columbia Mineral Properties upon which development work has been done are described in-some one of the Annual Reports of the Minister of Mines. Those considering mining .Investments should refer to such reports. They are available without charge on application to the Department o Mines, Victoria, B.C. Reports of the Geological Survey of Canada, Winch Building, Vancouver, are recommended ns valuable sources of informatioti. Reports covering each of the Six Mideral Survey Districts are published separately, and are avail able on application. B HSE- faaving to be shipped in from the prairie. Too, Creston chicks at the same price as the coast product should hare the edge on thair Pacific slope competitors in the they should be just a little hardier and better adapted to stand the more rigor- orous climate obtaining elsewhere in Canada. Another Opportunity Bonners Ferry itaipiement men are are doing a greatlv increased trade with so much new dyked' acreage being put in crop this spring. Hot, and cold water and the consequent modern euqipment is being installed In all the guest rooms at the Cranbrook Hotel, Cranbrook; W. K. Ealing, M.P. for West Kootenay, has just been elected fir) honorary president of the kilty band at Nelson. This will set Bill back 825 at least. _E8S-_- Lighter Underwear for the Just about a year ago Creston Board of Trade was commeudably active in an effort'to have the East Kootenay provincial agriculturist, whose headquarters is at Cran brook, shifted to Lister and given the necessary acreage and needed equipment to ooiadtioL a demonsbra tion farm bo show just what that seotion is best adapted to in the way of mixed farmij>g, with tlie Social provancsal horbiculturiab avital- aule to conduct a similar work along hortticultiitml lines. Nothing titimo of tbe ������aTort due, 'probably, to the fact that it takes just a little time to osceoute snob a change in policy. This month cornea word that tho agriculturist at Cran brio is to bo transferred to similar work at Kamloopa, and as no fjucettiuor has iia yu_ iteeia iiimu'u it 5m to has hoped tha* board of t-mde wall not prattB up Hiich a likely! At Roasland motorists avo accused of honking their horns to siaoh an extent that the* citizens* sleep is being undaily disturbed. The police are to tiake action. The Herald bus now discovered that 12 degrees of frost will not damage f 111 it blosflomB nt the nbage the buds wea*o In at Penblctton nt the time of the mid-April freeze, and la hopeful *i''''>***-''*ir''a'**''*-M'''**''*,"'r**''^ LlffM ami Heavy Shoos mfsWsseffe New Stock of Harness Second Hand Store in connection mmimm, jmmmms ssmmwM mm* f^f Smm Ssmj Smw ___���������I���������_-l 4^ggyj|ju^^^, mm*S g^^-mmmm. ^^^^^- Jfewtfu^M ^^^^^^^ ^^* L^^f ^^^ ^^mmm inm^mtsmmmm m> mr_5lffw?--l fflWiH eesT^BM __tW am Mm ISm^sM _MM SEyitti ^y^y1^^^^ay^jfiCTiEy'--_r^g_OJ5y Shoe and Havnee������ Repairing Coming Warm Weather Men's Suits and Drawers at, each $1.00 CoBfukination Suits, v������ atson s Spring Nee-dle gives you wear, comfort and freedom, cut in correct sizes to fit you, all sizes, per suit, 1,85 to $2.50. Watson's Ladies' and Children's Vests Priced 25c, 30c,, 40c, 50o., and up. Extra Outsize Vests, fine quality���������- Ladies' Extra Outside Combinations F *������������������ ��������� !��������� Laaies mm mi ������pi.������D"4_r _____Mk Us. _kt ^h ������>u MAMfe mm mm* _-*_*-_-___. *__l W^ __���������<*__ 'tH ���������_���������___ __"!_. Bloomers in vv hite and. P^aciif 50c������ siSiSCl -50c������ aas: ���������at: CMMlk. _n_-_6-l < -iflM* ****Wsm% ____H_k. H-k **% s%\*\ -MS HI ^^^ M*m\***\ ***% ___L IM M-__ll **W ___. -_M___S jutt-m^ tffflfr -iB& jffitt BttStt^ t***\ ' \\***\ ___.'-___. "**9 RESTOri i\fl������iiCH_iTiLE COSvsrANY m mt urn rtc.t> ���������jf^mmmmmmmm ,*.^,w,i������ih m������m.MMtMmwm. l_���������___���������_���������! ������> nmi, n r^ii ��������������� i m ,ai; K'lliHWH HMM mmmmmm 9 ~f , , - -t. r_ 'v. i r- ���������"������ '_> eston la-j ;_ iiJf������^iK I^^^V-"-* ' v������ ', - -, ss- *vyjf������ ���������-fSs ' a ��������� ' _*��������� >��������� V ^__^_���������______5f ^SL���������������������������������������������������__���������������������������_ irrtae %n service /f^HERE* is a special pride ____ A service along the Csow's Nest line. The :������__������!rcad began it; the fkst Supemitendent oper* ated the road just as though it _bsd competitors���������sax of ikem* right alongside. ___-. " ^ ' liie Imperial Bank of Oa_?_ada _h������^#.������*1������_-������i *_���������> l^fli ���������'��������� r<o 1i/f������/������K_������l Cv8<9*n^ JI_f_.������JVK*^������������_*<S3������ Sr.������b> -- Vfc4WV, ATI1.VHV., "V_*-h G_.4T brook, Natal, Creston. and Inver*- mere also take a special pride in service to the public. Let one of these Branches prove it to you* If. IHTDI _VT ������Ji^filP iivir _LI\I_T\_L Hr\i^HI^ OF CANADA FessJe S_^s__s_bi ��������� aft-w-aja<������*8_ A. M. 0W���������_i, -V__a_-ag���������-? * C W. A!k___ &_____a_.������. 39R 'tfWMllli yoa**. ttot-SS. *������__ .'ty J3. W* A HkT- 'aBA'imr ^JX*JL,cf- ?:-JUR_n__l_^IJCW OF COMMERCE C-S-fiJ-sI Plaid !?������? $20/500^00" Reserve Fund $20*000,000 Creston "BraCoclt - R.. J, Forbes, Manage 1927 FORD PRICES inese PricesBr������o*b. Erickson.... .��������������� Tousing ��������������� Touring���������Sport��������� Runabout >���������>-��������� Sport Roadster��������� O������ ���������"��������� 3KS������������������. Tudor-- Fordor������������������ Chassis.. Light Delivery���������- Light Delivery Van- Truck���������-������������������������. ���������.���������..���������. Truck, Starter-��������� RuokBtell Pass. Ruckstell Truck���������-��������� ���������>..~~*8oaeo 710.50 582.00 680.00 75&OO 769.00 836.00 489.00 ~. 592.00 - 649.00 .- 515.00 ~~ 685.00 ��������� 70.00 .������ 100.00 ERICKSON BATTERY SERVICE STATION ������ ���������a wnfe .1 Cow Fob 8ai__---Two milch cows: One graule .fecsey. Giber sey, price rlghV ISaqu.-.e s_a>������*..* - WUICCa. "Ko*������i*������i_j->'������r'r- IRewIew 95 ������������������������������������"���������'"'��������� ���������' ������������������*���������������������������-���������-���������** ���������*^^^a-^*������__a_������-----r-ti-i'i_--iB_-r__iiwwr*_gra--^^ MB if -fSPKn TT'NriA A_WTQT''A"to**,TP li g| \J?������3e&&���������%*? jla^ J..* _r^*v?^__.a_j? .__,_rm.A^-*w������l. . jg atbis BsSlk is S_S__S80118 tO SgasSst fth������ sal development of C_u_ua>_!% is d i^ ooe .cms chsatc--^^ P. BURNS & CO., Ltd. ilvjlSL-iTl JL- : IVfif_j-_^^^i ���������_rz.I^3 ������ _3 " -TTravaifw,TifiWi. ira',w!i'iiwiw;M LMtiiaii.ii ,'i "iy it'i i.ii,iiui,H"ii!iiii,i,lti aitaeB i_H������a___-M_������___a������__-_i_--_-t--_������--_^^ ITRV OUK . &HAMROCIC PORSC SA USAGE An economical dish, easy to serve. Shamrock Brana" HA/Mf, BACON ana LARD GLENDALE CREAMERY MUTTER Government (traded, hip-nestquality*. FRESH and CURED FISH all varieties. , Choicest BEE*, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, LAMB ���������xtWg&ktt'Q* uriiPAi PiTif rr trjo>vr vr%f\r% Inc'reafies egg" production and produca-t bett#i' pra'uBti-y. ' EStiy tti-a beat* ������.. H. St-isples w-as hes*e - on Os^^ere hiitiiness for a few days the latter part (if (he week, leaving ���������on Sunday for Calgary. He states that the O'kan* aj;������n eHtimrttep are for a Ughier -crop of apples than In W2H% nnd he fagnree local yields -will be much tbe aarae as a year ago. W. IS. McAlpine, sr., left on Thursday Inet for haa ti������ual two weeks holiday fishing trip at Baifniir. where he ia the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wat- ton. Thia year he haa with him a double thick landing net bb he intends specializing in the take of nothing less than twenty pounders. Tne pass and honor lists in connec- ion with IflST *������-sflmi*-t!AtionR ������fc athe B.C. Univ-ernity are just annoaiiaeed. In nursing" "Miws Frances L������yne -was saiccetssful an wall the Provincial Boas*" Health prize in Public Health Nursing. _n iti-is jttf������3 Siarloi. Swaiison passed well up in tbe second year list of suiccessfn! candidates. ���������wais at *4>>ran������)i-iN)I_ a i������������t iv^s-k ������tt_*nu<ng a, / r OUR-BAY mm,U._li.-ll -I GKANB THEATRE CRESTON ���������a PRESENTING Capt. Oaitw eon pie oi _Jnys conference of al". the forestry employees of Bast Kootenayt which was presided over hy 3in|or Melrose of Nelson, who has charge of the forestry work in.the _Cootf>ny-Bonndary Okanagan. Geo. Huscroft. the local patrolman. was also in atteudance. Mrs. Mallandaine got a telegraphic call to Vancouver on Thias*day lant due the death . of her -father, Joseph Rarosav, which- took place in lhat city-the evening previous. - Decesaed was 85 yeaVs of nge. and was hurled at Nanaiwioon Saturday. Mrs. Ma"?- landaine. expects to spend the next nonpar of weeks at the coksc. EL C. Hunt of Nelson, theKootenay- Boundary' provinrial hortirulturist, whs here on an official visit last week. According to the : coords kept for this district it "would look as if this season ia ������bont ten days latfr than the aver age. Usually the pink spray as put on about May 1st. This year orchardists were at work on it on May IQfchf Mr. and Mrs.- B.. A. Conafort and Mr. asd Mrs. Percy Boffey -were motor visitors with friends at Bonners Perry on Sunday. -That ak>wn is certainly expecting high water, as a dyke h-as.-Jurat been * completed along the Kootenay River banks" the full length of the vill������ge and connecting up with dykes on Drainage District No. I. At the annual jxaeeting of Creston Riding Illiberal Association at Nelson on the 12th, Victor Oarr was elected as the Creston representative on the excutive. and Frank.. Staples for Brickson-Canyon. The new president is O. W. Hilnphtey. of Booth Slocan. A convention to noihinaate a candadftte will be held at Nelson on June 2nd. Miss A. H. Doyle has just heen notified that ehe is the winner of the $25 prize given by Saiea Service, lAm- ifced, for the toea-f'dewgn foraho-ac label for the apples nandlirjd ~ by that -well known Okaniagafu selling agency. Wh������t particulary appealed to the judges was the simplicity yet attention uttaWtangJeatureB of the drawing eabtnitted by Miss Doyle. Sales Service will market part of the Crea ton crop and the boxes containing local fruit will show In prominent lettering that they contain Creston apples. There were 88 contestants��������� some of them from California. The Indies of tbo "L.O.B.A. and party of Invited guests celebrated, the lodge's third birthday at the lodge- room on Friday night, at which the features were court whist, contest, etc. At whiBt Fred Burnett and Mr**. J. P.J-ihnson made th" -prize ecoree, in the guessing contest the honors went to Miea Helen Moore aud Fred Burnett, whllo Rev. S. Newby was the winner of the peanut race. A feature to tho refreshments was the birthday cake, a flaiw fine waiaaple of the culinary art designed and nuked by Mrs. Spratt. The lodge Is now In Its third year and reports a mrmbor- | ship ot off 27. Schubert Male v|uartatte Presenting a varied program including; opera olasstfea, sacred, secular musical oomedy, novelty nuambers aud popular selections ���������a &*s l/s^ki<_)tn. ������_?_r__s_������ B_?_______rf ft -s^*i^ffti**_i_a_j**_t'<lF _*r ������_rj_*_a._s, ������.-4.-VP__"G* __*������.*������_������>������^<m ->_rw---i������������������--j m\\ SW A remarkable combination of beautiful voices and dramatic ability. JuMaii B. Arnold, Traveler and Author An illustrated travelogue, .'British Policy in China and Through Britain ������with a Camera. Colored slides. Herbert A. Taylor, Prince of Magic fl! _*���������������_? T5 ���������-~_.Ts_!_r?_^_l^_?-������->-*^r_***"fi_'"1^ l_n_niTi 5--ife, ������������������ __.ra SMILIN i rkwvu A charming -comedy of unprecedented popularity, presented by the Martin-Erwiu Players. The Plantatioii Quartette Highly trained Jubilee Singers presenting the melodious and folk songs of the southland. S>5������ "The Potter and His Clay -> '* :, * . X Smith Damron, the potter-draftsman demonstrated lecture. SEASON TSBKETSs Aduits,S2.S0; G���������ildres,$1 ���������1 A limited number of Reserve Se ts wiii he on sales. . Mr* \FRUiT GROWER Don't you think # mould be good business to have your APPLE BOXES and APPLE CRATES delivered NOiV, so as io avoid ihs m&h later on? For orders placed before August 1st we will date the invoice August 1st, payment 60 days nett, or 2% discount 10 days from August 1st. C j wm --"-Vi*^"8*!.. ^Fa *r������i II _PC*tt-M-* _h_{-S?"^ New CHEVROL Roadster and Touring���������$ 867 Coach ��������� 'sT* ' ' ' B __r^__H ��������� *__Ti___Ca _r__M_r-__) %******. ******** mmmmm** **m**m*r ____���������_���������___��������� %^������ouj#e^ I_*?ai_da*4H Sedass��������� ~~ - Roadster Delivery��������� 1005 1025 J. J. W*������c 1181 THIN. NERVOUS GIRL GAINS wifTTH vMNOJL j "1 wftfl norvoaifl, run������down, and my drugiclat roeotnmended Vinol. I have gained ft pounds, and feel 100 per cant, ottor."���������Marie IlemmeK You be������in to feel ntrnnfeer.. out and olojup better the very FIK8T week you take thia elniplev atretaRthenlnfi; iron and cod Ilwer compound. STor oVar SSS yeara V illl'l .tuu M-t .}****������ >w u,.-| *.*,..***,-��������� women, over-tlared men and frail children. Carestor Brug A:Book Store. I -��������� 824 Includes Bumper, Spare Tire, Motormeter. One-Ton Truck : 823 All Ictncls ot Used \j������ars t*or ���������__t-__ile ill Bm__ 5VE 1 C_������ 1 \ jTi_3l r^\ ill mr^m ^mSA Km* r^^r^tnf.Ci.rr. csw, FtrtR_-.w__.__a_. i W������ *��������� im** mm** v _���������*���������-_-' mmf m '������������������m**-<vi*m������* >v *mmm ���������������<_-��������� mmt&mmmmmm J TTV THE HEVIEWS ".ORESTON, Ba G. Pure tea ox fiii^st ^^aKlfo free of dust .% - - and packed it^Aj^^i^uiffm i Canadian.Offices in London Office" and IMED ROSEORANGE PEl-SOE is extra good. BIiie Sky Laws, y Needed With bet tea- times now juevailmg: and. business expanding in all directions, work plemful ami \vases good, high na-essiaie salesmen oi" stock in till mannes'of companies are again . laiiarja itv evidence,. Some of Ihe proposkioais laid fbefore neouaV "who 3i������u;e a: "������e>\y-d������>n&'rjs.'ftof fiitvcsfc aire sound eMiougli; others are speculative to a degree, witla the pi-obubalhies that any money invested will be lost. or. at .best, -vvill not be 'productive of dividends for years to come. The .more glowing the pros-peels held no to the sane o'f the itiuoet-ai investor, the greater the possibility, thai "the investment is a decidedly s-ialcy one: in aael.. uot am an vest men a? at all. Viifortiiauitely, ��������� it as aiaa e-vtremely diflicult' matter tor anybody bail an expert; or those who make it their business to lteep taally informed, to 'lt.stit)gLii.<h between the good and the bad ol" tlae stock selliiag p.'onosilaoaas* .Viyeseiited to the seaieral. pxablit*. , Thf only saitye ,cc*ua>e yto fol|o\vy liaM'ore ���������naaliitajjc 'investment in any stock is to corasiilt a banket or sotiie?reputable iinaaieial institution. Il is better to be sale than sorry. It is furthermore unfoitumue thait the/'oa-ayany laws o'"<?',insula do Yiot, provide adequate project ion ol" the public usainst these professional promoters of questionable stocks and ; so-called securities. Canada, has reason to be proud of its general code ot? laws, but in this ono respect ahe .1 ion i in ion of Pariia*aia_-uJ has been sadly nested t'ul oi its diaa.y in that il has nor provided satesuards agaansi the people of Canada being victimized by persons and coa-poraiioais offering questionable, stock for sale to an unsuspecting public. ' * - ' : -y Sotne provincial ._������������������.*-*. enimeans have endeavored io protect their people.' ''tily to have their "best -efforts largely defeated because of the refusal ot the iHmaiaiion authorities to supplemeaat those efforts. As a result ilaoiasands or Canadians every year aro robbed of millions of harj earned saving.":*. For example, .some years ago ...the Saskatchewan Legislature passed an act prohibiting!: the sale of stocks of any Itrad wilhin. the Province unless the Company offering the same iirst submitted their proposals to the Local Ciovertttueut Hoard and obtained ihe approval of that t'oard and its consent, an tiae stock beins offered for pn'blic subscription. Certain companies ancorpaiittted under; Dominion charters challeaaiced the right of ilae Province in so a-estrtet iheir sroc-ks-ftllins?activities, and, upon? an appeal to the court,.*-., the Saskatchewan "liaav was declared invalid in-so far as ���������companies ntcorporated at Ottawa aa-e concerned. The situation, therefore, is''that any. company 'holding a provincial charter and whose stock the Saskatchewan Local Crovernment Board will not permit being offered for sale, has only to "obtain Dominion incorporation at. Ottawa - to'?'��������� defy f the: ySaskatchewan ?Iiogjslafeure?an<i sell a5qty..J.ind?oi' stock it? likes, good or bad. : ?v -, f;. It will be a-ecaiied that much the same situation existed when the i .Provinces'first: adopted prohibitory liquor laws. Tlae "Pro'vinees could and did { prohibit the retail sale of liquor, but they were powerless to stop its'- 'manufacture within their boundaries, and equally powerless to prevent it.; bcinp: brought into the province from other provinces or foreign countries, I bwausev this would be to interfere with trade and commerce .which ..come j solely within Federal juris dicta on. Public opinion, however, became so j 11 roused;-that the Doiaiiuion authorities were forced to bow before -it. with the i i-esailfcciaat?the law was a.naended ao-provjde that where,a-Pi-bviiice adopaeu j prohibit ibai it becaaane unlawful under Dominionlaw to gh id" liquor into tlaat; Province, f 1 "here is need for a similar enactment in relation to Company incorporation. AU fhiifc-is needed is a very'.simple amendment by the fPai-lianaeaat of Canada to tlae effect that, where any Province, passes an Act prohibiting tho . sale of stock in any company amless tlae same has'"first, been' approved hy i Provincial authority, such law shall be applicable to.a Company .incorporated j under Dominion charter in so far as that province is concerned. ? j To the tavern go citi'/.eii there VKOiild appear to be no- insurmountable j dillicttlty to 1 lie passage of saacla^ a simple sind -reasonable araendanonI. iln j t'ael. the average citizen would imagine that the Dominion Ciovoraimean woaircr j be fnast, as anxious as Provincial Government.}* lo protect their people from j being victiniixeal by unscrupulous company promoters and siock sidesmen.. The "amazing thing is thai, notwithstanding pressure from Provincial Coveriwa'aeiiis. representations from reputable -^business orgajimittoais... strotag j editorial appeals by liaaaaiolal aud other papers, fhe Ottawa 'Governance l. ] ,���������,4locU������es to do anything, bait allows a deputy minister at Ottawa to stubbornly block all efforts made taa provide ample safeguards to protect Canadian citizens. ���������-������������������'���������'*'������������������ Tteprojionfai ions have for some months pas I been made to ��������� one Provincial Covernnieiit regarding thai operations of one of these high pressure siock selling concerns, and profest.laag against what, amounts To legalized robbery, but. all the Provincial aui.hoaiilos can do is lo Mian 11 they aye powerless because I lie' Company in question operates under a 'Dominion chsirtajr. ��������� f * ?��������� ���������:; ' ; . And wilhin recent weeks ihis very Company has In-en shown up '..In repattable financial joiirnuls as having secured over '$:i.000,O(������O frona CanadiaiJi aiii/piiK. of wiiii^li considerably more than $1,000,000 went into Hie pocket's ol a subsidiary company as "coaaianlssion" Cor selling i lie stock. In fact, tlie pare:iI lauinufneniring compau-.' has less than one dollar to show for every iua> alollars. invested hy tlae public. Not only so but the .Company has never .Pahiicd a dividend, and for every dollar's worth of goods it luts manufiic inroal tanil sohl it lias, cost ilia- Company lave dollars fo make the sale. Yet j ihis Company is still being permitted to.sell stock throughout Canada aa.ruI i is doing so .io iiu-,ns|ieeting people on the strength of rdsy .promises of big dividends m co'ine. I It is iiigli time tlaat a certain cabinet minister at Otlavv.-i freed himself; tta.in t.lio influence of a reactionary and aaa1oei'atlc*deptif?v lit-ail. and dralteal | legislation iai be presenteil fo Piirlia.'.iaeial ul its noxl session upholding aiul j :-,!ip;)(������t:nu tne I'rovinees in iheir efforts lo put an mad to this stock-lobbing and |e-giili-/.ei-| robbery, which' today Is a blot on ihe fair iiamo ot Caiuida. ; !sr.,-������igratiori ^nd Trade Commerce May be j Combined | lion. Kobert Forke. Cauadian miaa j ister of imauigration, and tion. James 1 Alalcolm, juanlstcr ol trade and com- j meree, wlaUo in Wughind tliib suaia- ] anei*, will iointly coan-ioor fi'e foa si i bility of combining in one building j the buanch ofllces in lhitain and on i tiu% f-o'iiinem of rhear' rct-pectiio de J ptirlnieaa's, it is uauh-rsiood. Such aa I pa-ocedure \\ould eliminate aluplica | lion of promises aud <o a aefiain e\ teaal Aiapitcaitioia of oIIm-c shifts ��������� Ma*. Malcolm h;is aliead.\ tecci.ved ! iialimalions Lla-il ihe allocation ol ; $100,000 for .advertising Canadian j goods in Britain will a.ol go very fai | tea making a wid">sprca������l appeal. It is | ���������understood- ihat,". one suggestion | meeting favor is that^when big ting- f lish siores take a :;>large space for ���������\ geaiertil advea-f-lse.aaH-aat..' :: Caaiada | should pay it proportion of the cost for whalevt-i n?naouut. arl* space calls ��������� allchtioaa * siaeciiilly lo Canadiaai goons. NO MEDICINE LIKE BABY'S OWN TABLETS For Either the Newborn Babe or the Growing Child There is aio other medicine' lo equal Ihiby's Owi? Tablets for Jittle oaies^^whethei* it "be for the newborn -"bathe,y or the growing child' the Tablets ���������-always .do good. ���������T-hey are absolutely, free, from opiates or other haranful drugs and tlie moflier can always feol -safe, in us-ing. ..then*.. Concerning the Tablets, Mrs. .John* Armour. 11.11: I. South iMonaghan. Oni, siiys:���������"We Jiavo . three fine, healthy children/ to whoan,- when at medicine is needed, we have given only ISHby's Own Tablets. The Tablets are the best medicine you can keep in any home..where there aire young children." Baby's Own Tabief.s if re a mild but thoi'ough laxative which regulate the stomach and bowels; banish constipation and indigestion; break up colds and simple fever and make teething easy. They are sold "by medicine dealers or direct by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. .fWil- liams' Medicine Co.,'-*'tirocicyi:ller Ont. [������������������' The good old Smith f*amily sfeem-s- i to be disappearing in Washington. 'A aiew city; directory .iust oaat shows 'only ;{,500? There were M.600 in the directory published a year aigo. \M ^-x___i. Make it new with. HPHH PuBLIG have been quick to^appreci^tes ���������*��������� rhemany advantages of Brush DUCO, and today hundreds of cars are being re-finished 'imt afelaGilte. S*"S*-s |^'Yo^'wil|^bae- ^rrr|j_.i*d '__tfe.;|.h#e||.se..|witS '0^% j DtICO can :|De Isrushedyon you will be proud of tlie work when it is finished. : ?We ��������� have issued an instruction folder" wlitclr you ca^^Bbtai"':from? any DUCO dealer arid Sr% iMlvisabie to" read this Carefully^ You can't ��������� go?wrong if you If-the surface of your car as checked or cracked, give ��������� it a coat of Flint Auto and Metal Surfacer befocc yirig ???!s? mmm Gootl "dealers every whete car*, supply .you "with���������Brush ;. ^^CQ^DlJOT^Th^ ^ and- Flint Auto said Metal Surfacer. / ' --:-,������������������ ^."CvtJ ff'K" Look for this sign JDueo applied io AUTHORIZED , AUTO' KE-lTFUSHIMG STATION if you tvoni Spray, your car by mxp'mrt* There<J$^ ���������ffi. Hali-f. ?JU Montreal Q&&Dmx6r?^J������UPJQ&g' Duco Mades ira Canada solely bj^ ,,. .. ,..vu. ^flr^R^isli;Lilli������sD SuUbury li XViwaipies Vancouver -UToromto'; f 8 UB-*9mV !__������ n %% r������Si ���������_9I_ ��������� WITH SET a S __������ ~ mm,tUmmmm3f HEART |?tondon Mail's Unusual Watch Tells Mrs. R. C!. Hall, "Bolton Centre, Que., writes:���������"Some time ago I hatj bad spells with any "heart i-vhieh I believe was a'ttuaed hy liervo-usnesa I ti-ied everytking I could tlibil. of, 'but (Wild f?;et no relief niatil nue of, nay. frieuds persuaded auo. to get a box of Aftor I lmd ttaliori aj few boxes I got . woudorful ax'lieL". - , I now woigli nian.Iuinilroil. and .thirty- Ave poaands wlaero., bofoto, I never weht ovor naiioty." "��������� '" * Pnce 50������. a box at b.11 rlnaav/jiBtfi or denlora, or nan.ilnil <1 i roc.t oia a-orcipt o. . , ,,nos "prlco by Tho T. JMilburai G($,, L-iinited, A Toronto, Out. . . .. jj nllvu. Time of Day -in Ten Parts of World - ' Nicbobis .1. Moekott lm.s t>een 'dnhbed London'^ "Ien time man" been aase he owais the o"nly walc;li in tbe wo'i'lu?. wiiich tolls'aflie iiiiie of day ju ten di -_e.retit'\part.s of thi? yvrprkl. Tbe uniasuiit.',-.-watcla 'lias?'toai"^laaiids. dacit U'UlnR. tlie laaaif of day iu a tlift'ere'iir- parL. of Lite world. Tlae ban Us ;tt*e painted coioi's, They represent? Ibe time In New York. Sana Francisco, ' CMiicalgo,' Lonaloci, ' Now* Ovleiuis. "Baienos Aires. MsMboua-aie, Slwuigliai, C;ai.)'eloAvn, Calcii 1,1 a aiul M id-Atlsaii I ic. ^'oiuis eiiiise fretfultaess and a-ob Poultry From Royal Farm -������ Hears- tt? the���������.-thrones of ("ieat^Bfi- Difa'erent jTaaiaa and Spain "will vie "v\i|la ?"eaeh . - I other al the 'World's Poultry Con Kress, al OLUiiva, July 27ib to August ?4tla. 1I.K.IT. the Pauace of'Wales recenlly aaaaiouau:e<i bis Intendou oC e^b'ibNl'ting;";s'b'an"e'''viiVe'','?l"4 farm -in = Cornwall. -r% England. Now" wbrtl^s a*ecelveel ^IT.ro.a'ai-^lE.I'l.lr. tlie Priiaeo of Asi.iaa*ia*s, heir io ihe Spanish throne,, that he in I ends exlubit- different: lus'poiaae fowls from his o*\vai p'nilta^y arm. IMillor's \*\Torm Powders <*an do tao injury to the most, delicate child. Any (-Ullti. or itia'anx in l.ht;-sl,fU,������* i>Z adole-fiMice. who is dhfosted- "with woi'tus (laii- Uil-e, this pi'oiau-i/a.t.toit walliaui. :i quavlm of'the' st:oJntaeU, Jirad l.he iaifaaal of sleep, the great iaoiir- | will tlnd in it'u sure relief and )a filjl isher. TVIoi.ber OraveH' Worm lO.vler- auliiul.o'a- "will t'lesif the Ht.oinaieh niul inlesl.lijf,s und i'ti*>Loro liejilthfulness. AIiIiou'kIi I lia> naaia who marries widow inuUliini sity.s bis wife's first proteetloaa from tlap^o? <iesfr*neliV,b I>est.s. wliieia tare re'spoiiRlble foY'-amich aitd������iiij.ss and gruut .suffer icifj; to lesions of little ones. ?��������� i anylbing about j Wben you hear a nasirricil aiian btasbaaiil, there- atrai! say t.liat be hasn't aainde up his mint! limes When he wisliefl ha1 Wiis nt II- about a thiiiK be rneaais the be lia'S' n't, a^lceal lti������ wife about. II. ���������? Pain In The Muscles, Stiffness In Joints, Quickly Subdued By Nerviline ThoRo \vli������i liny ti'sla-il onl niininr- ohm ISiilineiii.���������< will ni-re<> l bnl -wlaiiav hinin'i IiIhk Is ni't'deal ti������ ilisli>il|;tt a <J<'c(i </',-!(������ -.'. Inn/r oi i'-.s.s i ii'ollfi" fan dlMon tIj*T������' i.s iinilihi)' Ui <-(>iti|iiir>'wllli Nervlllhe, IT*. InTiiiisa' Nerviline pr-ni'i a ;if.v- ������������������ n ab'<*pl\ , b������-riiiisn II hn.t -ibiHlt live t|ii������������*^ I lii������ slri'iiKlli a>f I lie ��������� iMllriHi-v illy |������r������'|iririiMiin, 1i Ihim *'onn������ 1>. On U'lMiwit aas Klr������o ewer all Pain. F"> rtlu'tim.'illar r-aiudliliwiM, ainh-u'tabir auiil .inlial KlIlYrac-^M, N'<'i*vlllnn wi������il<������ vvdiHlir*" A 11 In I provivi tlibt. CJi'l a K"������ cr-iil bolifi* fiuiii \ <������iar <lcal������*r Unalay. Clli ami esc First Paper. MaL ers t Canada's Gift to Australia Maple Trees Frcm Vancouver Island to be Plar.'iod, at Can-berra "Maple H*t>ert now a^rowitiK in l lie, woods of Viiia<*oiivei* Islanal will 'form. Canada's nifi to ilic Ausl rallait p^^o��������� l>le avhen ihey open their new ta ti I lot i- al c;ipitui at CanhtMTa Ihis inoailli. , I'aader phtns anal.fliaeil hy Iho Canadian Uovei'iuncnl, I'ruin lor Oliver is arraiiKiiiK. foi' Ihe .shipment ol n Uov.- i a land .maples to AtiHlralla. iimvae- Learned Method by "V/atchlna Wasp; ,,lu,clv' Tll,> l,0HH wln "���������' -Pl'������������tml In the groiiuils of the Claaaberra I'arlia- iiiciii l.nlUHiiK'-'. Says Old Uaiflencl ' Accordrnajf to an old IiroihI. the Chitii-He lirsl lnuriacd io analco paper by wnlclalnpt tbe wtu-ap baalld hvy aaest. A I "hi ran inn n. wnliblii!' Ibt- wasai one day, dineovfared that, ahe took a bllo of wai>od, allowed U halo Paste, and Hineiii'etl It on lu������r nesl. When tbe paste became dry ll turned Inlo tionift liiiiK HUa- Ibe present day pa- j>cr. '1'lniH tlae Cbliaere leiiraieal lt������ i ���������nialae paper frona wood hnif*. before I suiy idher peojde in Ihe Avorlal. \\ L I l*M> 'J (Mla\,irci'_ a.leimerit foi ct.oidiub. For all pain���������Minard** Liniment. Univisraity Women's Prixe MIhh l*h>llis -tirogory, of Vaineou- ver. MX',, was anaaoiaiacaMl recently at, Ihe aaieetlai������ of Ilae Toronto l.'ntver- Hily VVoaaieia'a club, aa tho w.lnnoa* of Ihe IJ������27 Hi'liolni'Hlilp of Iln������ lJlilv������r'������ ��������� nli.y VVotneu's chiba of ilto Dominion, J Tbe nehohir*lil|> Aril I jirovldrt Minn ' ilroKory wiah a counto ut Ilia* Hulver-, j nil v ikl Loudon, l.onaloai, Knylaiad. Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians foi: Colds Headache Meiirilis Lumbago Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART : Accept only* "Bayer" packago ���������?��������� which contaGns proven directions. ' # M*s*rmTW " Hmidy "TKavnr" ���������.Imxm nf 12. tablet* ^���������,���������,^-*y 0 Alio Wi'Iita o- 24 loui 300���������.D>ruggii*U. f A������plrl��������� l_ ������.��������� ifArn i������_rV"*0*U*'������w.it Im 0.ai.(l_* ������r Riiyw UrninfaftuNi ������f M������viu������_wtlr. m.iiu.Ui uf Um\\i.,lU.,.iia i������.u*iyi Z.Mi*\U ."..c!J!, Hi, !'.. A.."\>. ' Wh!!? II Ii i*������M **���������������>--"* t-M A-plrtn m������*Mr. Hay������r w_������iir������*hii-_. lu ������mul������t Hi* iHsbklaa mrtiiuMI lu-M-Uoua. (tm HW������������ a. tUimt Ovmv-nr trllt Im r_J_uaj>������<_ wlC_ UrA-c o_������Mir-a unwUi ~������-������_v **rJ_������ "_U__._ar *0-������--_i..'������ , ���_��.ffflgiiiffliirtw*i**��i nmm��im��mriwiimifflini*il?ii��nnw��i._ir tmm THE REVIETT, CRESTON, B. 0. S)h HEAVY DRAIN ON GREAT BRITAIN London. ��� Expressing ���tjj-oat misgivings becau.se of the? divergence' of opinion and estrangement, of .sentiment growing: up in regard to ahe vrar debts, the British Government,. In a note to tlae United States, challenged a lie accuracy of the statement of Maxell IT by Andrew W. Mellon, secretary of the I'nited Stales treasury, that Ga-esit. rsa-Haan's debt pigments to the rbiiiod States "will -nol | .a. \\ Radian Press-Offices PLAN EXCHANGE Directors F GREETINGS FOR DOMINION DAY Ottawa.���Acting on behalf o\' the aaalioual committee for Ihe celebration of ahe jubilee of Coisfodei AmbaBsadoa officers froan Wash- - as JoLlo constitute a drain on British economic resoua-ces. Ciiing what ilae f;ratisia Government' regrards as errors aaid inaccur acies in Mr. Mel ion's statement, ihe noCe cxpa*esse.s "trust that the Uniled States Government will take steps to remove the unfair impression that has been Treated" by -ho issuance oi' Mr. Mel Ion's staleineaat. Tlfe role, which was delivered to Seca-etary of State Kellogg-, by 31. G. Chilton on behalf of *-�������- -��� Howard, wlio is absent fngloii, takes up tho specific position of Great Hritaiu on war debts as mentioned by Secretary Mellon in ai letter la T��i\ John. <J. TJibben. provident of Princeton University, in re- , ply ..to-a,, statement by Wiv Hibbenyand ' J.it> members of tiief l^mcetbn.7 faeul- ty. This latter state merit, endorsed the open letter of tlie faculty - of political science of Columbia��� fUuiver- fsi'ty, r recommending * 'redphsideration aaid re visioh, of the; debts . settleineaif ���made with the. United -States. for Ensuing Year Elected] at Toronto Meeting ^ Toronto-. ��� Tiae. aijuaaaal general 3 meeting of the Canadian "Press held! here, elected directors for the eavsta-1 insr year as follows: 1 MariHine���W. IT. Dennis, llulitax] Mas!; Howard Jio"bins��is, St. John! Times-Globe. ] I Ontario anal Quebec���liVnri Gag-1 Hon, Quebec Solell; John scott.i Risht ���iJon- !*enat<yp ��!tk0,��e Montreal - Gazette; ].. ,T. Archibald,] Montreal Star; 1-Z. Norman Ottawa KVeniiag Journal; il. \V.|W,,J *SS'J"^ on July J lo a-mphaMze Anderson, Toronto tilohe; V. .1. \Yii--U3llly ^hiVh esi*i��-' "iiioiiguoul kinso'n, Toaonfo" Mall and l"*nipia*e* W. II. Pa-esloaa, lb-ant ford ttx posit or; A 13 I*"*1*", a**I I" 'ia a r\ r. ���- \1 ikHi-timr T^i**! __-_ ����������� ������* t m *r j mxm.j m ������*.������ li\.i_IU '1 < 'f IliSI^ .�� I t \. Pa-ess. .Mani- Nicliols, | Wedded to His-Post HON. I & M ] ham, chairman, is arm using Gra- ] for a I Premier Ferguson of Ontario Has no Designs on Federal Office Cooksville-, Ont. ��� "I have no designs on- any public, position." Premier Howard Fei-guson slated in an ���uidrOfcsj here io Peei County Consei*- vativos gathered in compliment lo Colonel T. L. Kennedy,- member of the Legislature, ami Sam. Claai-lers. ineiiibfJ-i' Of the tiOiliiUioix House. The I'aenaiier .made "the statement, A iLtEirS^BOY Kingston, Ont.���Hon.. J. \A. Robb, Minister of Finance, today""was in a niood oi" confessions. He" .old. the students of Queen-���where he received the honorary degree of LL.D.-���how ��mjt],J nniqaie exchange of gi-a^eiings, vJiich'so be said, lo hall the suspicions of | narrowly he escaped becoming a Mack tin, M. J-;. .1 llooko, Calgary Third, Manitoba���K. If toba Free lJress; Winnipeg Tribune. Saskatchewan - - Lurfoa-d ItegJna Loader. Alberta ��� J. fl. Woods, Herald. ISriiish Columbia ��� P, Vancouver ITovince. At a subsequent meeting of liie ne wly-elect eal hoard of directoa-s. i'or the >eai- vera:- re-elecliHl bLlows: Honorary nrebident, K. 71. Maek- lin; president, J- 11. Woods; lii'st Vice-president, John Scott; second v-etj-presideni, lienri ilagaion; general'manager and secretary,.-J. F. JL Livessay. unity ti\ hich Domlaiion." The eonjiiiittr-o first place urge thai.'on the oi' Dominion l>av. wherever a ions ai*e held, the niesnage of J lis Majesty the Iving shall be rend. Iai addition, S��>naLor Ga-aiaatu has snj;- alae the in thr- ljiorning a^'leba'U- Ihe ���'acute-eaa-ed young, genllenaen of the press." who bad read in recent speeches of his' the "'irixed purpose" of jnaldng overanres- to Ottawa^ Later in his address ahe speaker made another reference JLo the subject. Following a l-eview of his I poiicj of ma"aing "new men from i , gesle<3 W flis Kxcellcney Vipcoaanl j Wfl-3'"w'E'-*''tl ooys," and of making life | Willingdon ihat there be ait evtliitngeJ brighter for the youth born under. of telegraphic greoriiags benveon i Pbysical handicaps, tlae Premier add Jiimself and tiae Lieutoaaanl-Govern-1 eti: ors oi" Hie provinces. Ttt the siagges-! "Tilings like these are what wed lion Jfis Klxcellencv has cordially ae-i,""1 <�� ,h*^ Province ol Ontario and qiuef-ced as have tha; Lieutenants ' i's -sea-vice, instead of seeking wider G-i>veanors. I fields where I would aiot be as happy Iai older lhat Jhe chain of greet HIul contented." ing.s may be complete if has also 1 been suggested that The Lieutenant f Governors exchange ga-ectings withi each other, and that there shall fair-1 former allies of' t.hei j Cattle Law Not Authorized British Cattle Men ...Protest: to Gov- ;,..,,���-���-..,.; ernment Against Dela^/ London.���A namber of a-esolutiohs j passed by borough councils, protest- Will Set Fruit Prices ilaer be an excliange beiweeai Premier King- and the Vre.niier.s of the nine provinces of Confederal ion. Begin Hike Around World |*ing against the delay iri authorising: ��� Imporiatioai into Britain "ol: non-tu- ' bercuJar Canadian cows and heifers. :'-:������-'���-���.:' I bave beeai received by the Govern-. Second Tri-j for New: York Man $ ment. ��� x-\ Will Occupy Ten Yesars | This, was, the reply to questions in New Vork.���Marcus .TSarone, hiker,! the Mouse of Commons made by Sir wlio? hits/naade bhe .aourney around a 3 Iai-ry Barns ton on behaU: pf the t be globe afoot: -started another, ac- j Minister of- Agricailture. companieil by a shepherd dog. 1 "Sia^' Ilaraw further . ��aSd the minis ter had not the. slightest intention of .altering liis. decision hot: td 'pernai t _Baroa\9 hiked .froaii, HOI 2 to :il��27 to matce.,life-'^irs,ti?-flria-j!'?r He J-plants? to? bpen-d 10 years on the second. Man aanL^dpg c^t,r-j-;','n.acksJ.,ohv. their, backs and!: Meei^l-^-i^ T"heJ'-'d6g-.weia^s Alices!1?!/'". -yf^"*?' '':''}" They- thence Japan, ��� will'go first to Canada aaid to Alaska, tr^yei^ai^^Cli^y^^^t^tUiat; it was vea-y dan; India and Persia;''n6��'!ri'-ettirn: they have visited -every coianta-y in ���the world .llardne Avill work lias way across oeeaais,���; Self'ns "Visthcd of Sritish Goiurubia Beard Should Benefit Consumer \Viinaapeg..���Prairie housewives will pay no nioa*e for- their fruit this year than in other seasons, declared P. M. l>la<*k, former, provincial treasurer, -'and���.���now chairman, of the boaad of ca-jntipl, vvhicla wdl fix 'niitiiuiiain prices -'for ;aII .Ih'-'al ssla Columbia t'a-u'its ; ainly vegetables a*n.u-istue? licenses to I shippers. Mr. Black, who has just returned from the Coast, said tlie scientific method, of selling under ; tlie Uritish Columbia board should Developing Idea of IWiiversal Insurance Vancouver Liberal Believes Sys-rem Will Sopn.:B<|? Leading Plank .,'���?,- of Party ���_��� Vancouvei-, B.C.^^^��� Paediction that within a? short time Ihe outstanding policy of the ?Liberal party ot" Canada wouldf be a scheme of -universal ' beraefit the consumers. The growers I public insurance y co vej'iaig not-f only j of \ the Coast wcj^o solidb^ behind the tion not of land but..of people. 1 preacher and how, as a miller's boy, he once took toll <.o�� the farmers' grist. "'Ac the age of 16," ba_a Mr. Eobb, ''I wMa foolish enoii0-!! to leave ihe high school, after refusing the very kind offer of niy father's friend, a clergyman, who, having no children of bis own, offei-ed to pay all my expenses through Queens, providing I would agree to enter the minisrry aaad become a preacher. But I ''did' not lean thait. way, feeling then as I do aiow that I was not good enougr to preach the gospel to others. And so l left the fai*.m with its comforts', , its joys, its drudgery and its great j independence, to learn a trade and make a living as a dusty miller." Mr. Robb 'turned the pages of {in- other chapter. "During the first j esirs in the malJ," he , went oa huanourously, "my duty was to is weep the floors and toll the farmers* grists. Now nay duty Is to; toll the taxpayers of Canada and ts\veep in alLthe taxes tliey can't dodge. Ma*. Robb urgeSd that in their studies of national paoblems, the students of Queens should study" human.-' nature more than geography aaad ,staiis- tics.'?- y' ���'"'-':-'���"- :- :y '������~"~r. He pressed that.'��� national'iihity was the special duty of Jubilee year,, that all slaould . worlc for, a greater and better Confederation��� a Co'nfede_*a- the adniissaoiv. of lien-pealigifeed [ old age pensions but also maternity ;,,ew scheme, lie said, since they be benefits, invalidism?, accident "and im- [lieve it offers a way out from, their employment, was made by Captain j difficullies caused by years '���'������of dasor- L. Js.^ McKeh'zie, M.L.A., in addi*es-'gaiiir/.ed marketing. sing the Tancouver South Liberal as-j : ^ ������;���- .- .,... '- sociation. The foundation for siich a] policy had been laid by Sir ������ Richard j- ���l Cartwright iiiany yeal-s ago witia such ! Whaling Fleet Prepares Want "First Canadians elp w I an annuity scheme, he said. The 1 leaders .of libex-alism in Canada had breeding ycnittie froni. Canada.. ?? ? ;?-:Tlac questioner Ja i-s��oif'���&%'% to Vthe j. . . , .. ���-,-.,. ���?;:.?��� y��pvK^,v. ,��� ?��� ?i,>-?yi;���h,?- mt-S,~..~�� since developecl the idea until the opinions 6f Chief -a Medical Othcers -, ���. - l *-1 . t ,.��.-* ���"".���������'������������ ��- 4 <i, ilogical outcewme-must be ^ ��� and chiefs veterinary omcers to. .the!. �� ��� ���:-���-���.--.--. , ��� ai universal vo ea-ous ihta*oduce;i CanaC, bin .hei l'ers I.o l-5r.tain ]" :-. i- ���beeaw^e they 'v.*ere luncii more iafroaie ? to tuberculosis thaii British heifers.' finsia ranee schema. Cruiser and Subs for Sale a Formerly Part of Canadian Navy Are .,,. , Nqw^Obsplete ..,, Tlaliiax, yr3Sr.^.~Tcaider&,. :are -:being. ralledv-i��y- tfliefDomlnloiaf salvage' ofilce for the purchase of 31.M.C.,, cruiser Aurora, and two submarines, I\ros. 14. and- 35, no\\> constdea'ed obsolete,' foi-aaiea-ly a' part of: the ''Canadian navy. Tho cruiser and 'snbiv.iEivij.aes 1 have beeai laiti tip at the dockyard here. fo'v soane years, ami ata-o now thrown "opon ��� for 'the" inspection' ol' prosiaoolive purchiisers. Tenders close on May 30. The Aurora .and tlie two? sybnuirhies tvea*o .-pro sen I.ml Cxannda"; by' tho? admia-alty shoi-l ly ter tlao conclusion of the war. j understandia-ag reached Jit the ,1923 Imperial conference . was ihat .the only cattle to be imported were fat. cattle for stocl^ and not cows and heifers..''; to fv: Moslem Women Revolt Fifteen Thousand in Parade Burned Veils \n Public Square j Moscow,1-'���- ThouflaaiidH of Mo-Hlerii i women In. JtusKia Tuaicestain fcieE/.ed the Msiy Pay celebi'iil Ions as tin op- porlainlly to declare :a revolt n gains I i Mm tyranny ol" lhai veil, nay nd vices I'e eel veil from Saimarlcand. FJrieen tliousiiiut wtinieu, pru-iiiled. i unva^lleal In Ssimai'lcaiiil, At '1'iiHh- hmit, iiv ihe presence of 2r��',noo pet-' hoiih, lite ilelKinl wo'irnvn ihrew lhadr v<iUs Jn tt. heai.) in the public wfpaaa*e nnd liuruntl thorn amid cheern and RrniuiH from the speclaloiH, Al. Khnlfhtaid 15(1 vpIIh with burned. Re,opening Rheims Cathed>*al Paris.---Tiie Rheims Cathedral is now completely restored and will be Another, member asked whether ^jf6b^ened for i-eligious services' ;()n j Asceaision ])aiy, May 2fi;; it is an- | nounceal, ���'���������- |������-"Solemn high mass -\��"i!i he 'con- ?,aU?!Uei:., T:5,.L,etlX-'eet*��^ted by Cardinal Lucoaa in the ____:____. : presencn of a delegation Irbii'i' Ihe ?' ���'����: ?:-'���:'���'*'; ���'-'' -.-.������ . ������' '���*���� .'. ? committee^ which administered^ the T^-;]J!lOr0:il-fe^ from John I). Rocliefeller, jr., _ y: j and the IJritish niul Danish commit- Reduction in Postage Rates Increases^ tees who con ta*l bitted - Jinaaiciaily 1<j- V-olume of Mail Matter jward the a-eeoaislructlo-ti work. Otldiva* -��� The : esfablishmeaat. of' ��.:.::/..:���: ..���:.-.:������.."."aaaa-A-z^,.". .?���:���"������'���.. ,. a .i.;i_j* ....._^: penny jioi'lage in Canada lias had ibe effect of culling down the i*oveiutes but, also of iiici-t'Using fhe yohiaue of mail Haa lie i*. Tbe revenue from letters prior lo Ibe redaietUyi! oh inly ��� 1 "last Avas roaiRhiy -p !.����� 1)00,000 .',i>ei'K. your. Tlie 1'eciiiction fa*oaaa three to two cents up* .piled-to tlvo: saime volunae of business would therefore cut, Iho receipts liy $��,d00,000. The .showing,- however, 'proiaiis-.es to he naiacla move favoi'a'blel North Pacific Fleet Conditioned Season's" Operations? Victoria.���The North Pacific whaling fleet is aiow being conditioned for the summer's hunting expeditions off the coast "oT Vancouver island and Northern -British Columbia aind by the-middle of May alV the vessels- will be at sea, scouting for" the giaait mammals. ' Eau-l in May four of ilie little steel steamers of ilae Consolidated \Vlial- ing Company's fleet will leave port for 1 lose Harbor.-'the base of the whaling operations ait Queen Chariot It? Islands, and a few days Inter ihe Naulen jiaaiaoa* slatlon will, be opened---with two more craft operating oaaf of tlijil. port. GOVENROR-GENERAL VISITS WINNIPEG Bare'ly Escapes Traiii Wr��el< SeviJIai, ripain.-��� f)aily a few min- tiies !Ui-.a:r tin- royaal liiiin beuainaya;-the IThn'o of Wales niul the Hi mulsh. aovnrelgiiH In Miidaid laiad iiiiHiaeal tlie point, a, Ira I it wreck, occurred �����!. the Hfallmi of I'jilum Rh>. Two persons wer<> killed and l>��ar Ijj|ui*imI ' whint the. Analiihl.-.itni ��'S-|M*i*;>.s ��'olll(li!(l ".villi n friiglii la'iilaai. W. N. b, 1USO- Frencli Cruissr Launcbed itrnsl, Fraani'e, ������ ��� France's new I(1,000.Ion eraaiser Suffren, constructed, in ncasordance witla the Washing-, Ion naval accural, linn l>f>nu haunch ed. 'i'laaf vessel luiH n, speed of :t:i knots, carrle-s lliree hydro-iieropltiaaes and possepse-Ha. powerful iiiaai-iiircnil'l hi|iti>ry, .'"���<����� ������ ;: ,?���_^���_ Consul General to Retire Qlttiwn. -* Hon. ��Tehii <l. l^oster, IJnlivd Stales eonsuhgtmcrul at Qlr Ifiwa. i'or more ihran 211 y����aarn,. b- a-e firliag .luly 1 of this year, It was mnde known hare. If ts undea'.st.ooit' his HiiccuHMor litis h��>e��i Hidecled, but no publh! anaaounneiinni ol" bis inline litis yet been made. 8.C, Horses for Russia Victoria.���-Itriilsh Coluaaihhi lior.-aes will lui Hlaipped to lliassjtt short I;y 1in- dor pliinH announced by JUisslnii pair- ohfini'i-.'i who arrived ha Kuniloops lo confer wilh local hoi'j*.���� breealersa. Several thousand- tinlnitihi' v>U1 be bmaidit by t.he lliis.slans l|> Mils pro- vff������i. f��' thin nuinher c-rms lie r,c��:*.:j*t:d. They will be ship peal * la MoiHa-eal. ^&u."OTray^siMaOT-tw,' Indians and Eskimos Will Take Part in . Jubilee, ,of,Coa-jfed erst ion I Ottjiwii.���It* is anticipated, that Iia.- f��r. uians and even? Esslci nios will? iri many centres of Ganadai take a prominent party' In; It he??? tor thcoaiaingy, dfeJSb ration of the jubilee of confedei-ation. It is regarded as highly desia'able tlaat as many of aiaese "iirsc Caiia- diaais*' as possible, shall .take part in the celebration-of y tlxe ,:'6f>th*i)^aHlida:y pf Cbaifederatipn.f y ^Ill/rapplicatapaas from local committees for participation by tbe Indian people will be cdn- duclcd by the depa.rtm,eait, it is said. ��� Excepting iai the moa-e or less settled points at Alclavilc, Arctic Red Ilivea-, and other"-places-on the Mackenzie, it is 'lint, .'expected that ihe Eskimos will take.'maieh--pai't. , . The suggestion thrown out. by the national committee for the celebration that a maple free be planted on .Ttily 1 at every point .���where celebra- tit^ns aro held is aaaaiei.iaag .with lively resiaon.se. Already ji vary large number of comauitfees have the matter in laarnl and are selecting the nio'sl suitable spot for tin* planting of '���confederation la-ei'S." The ,ni,'aoilce, it, is believed, will be wlalesiaa-emV Heads Grain Board i Leslie H. Boyd Appointed for Another Period of Ten Years Ottawa. On ilia* lMcaininianid.-iiioia of Ihe .Minister of Trade and Commerce, the Cnwrnaiunt has appofni- ed for ��� another pipiod of ten years Leslie If. ilnyd. ICC, as chaiiranan of the Hoard of Grain Commissioners with headininrtei-s at, Foi't. William. Mr, lloyd's salary is fixed ail. ^10,000 pt*r year, llefore going lo thai position In Hi 17, Ma*. Uoyd was a proani- raent lawyer in Moaala'enh Seme efforts to'have hlna r��>phii'cd by ii western polillclan were ninth' Honui wa'eks ago," but wen* not. <*n- teiiuiiaeal ami fln> i-erippoininu>ut w.-ih not unexpected. Goes to Privy Council Vialorl.t.--Decisions of the ihivt- Cnnaalhtu courts alecliuing the Hiilish Columbia fuel oil' tax unconstitutional will he appealed'' to the 1 np��*r- Ulrt l'".\celh>akcy Viscount1 VflDiavijilon, < ir>\'��-riior-i h'nernl of Canada made, his lij'sl,'oflictal vinlt in Wiuiitpcn* on Satua'dny nfternoon, Ajtril 2:ia*d, mid he a'ccoU'e-j am onthatsitiHtlc a'cceiiton from thoununds Kftthei*a.>at in front of the si anion of ihe t'suaadhan N'alioias I Htillways and llailiiK hoth sides of fhe j-oiifo ; j,,-, ,M.|vv council' bv ihe provinclitl jtloatK- .Main HIreul lo Ilia. Uity Ib.ll. , | i/ovenmiimt in July, H wan a.iaao.iiic Thn pholOKl'lllill shows ll'.o \ Ice-vtMiill |uill> un lite platfofiai of ilua idntlon ' ,.,j ioa|ii\'. I.fiive to dike liie case to iininedlately tiller ihe nrrlvnl <>f the ini.lia. l-'rom la-It lo rUshi ihos^e In il*** J iil|.*)i��>r 'court, in the Iirhlsh Thnpiro a-r.ai.pi.vr** v^.'o.ant. ���aVIIIIw^lot., l.jul.y V.'JIIIncdoia, and III..'. Ilimw T. A j wm, ,;!|()|,.,| |���.,.,. |)V Ha, l'riv\ I'.niii- JhiiTows. 'Menteriiiiittlovcrp/or n'* ManUobu, �� J (.t, ,|)lrt niovnlnje. 1 ������ -J?-Si" rsjESTf\ Rsfiie^ / ^rasic! w Theatre feat ifn-ii *M S^-flS..-. B_9-_f__W _7 S HI WH*a v Shoe repais? sfeop at Oanyou open for business. All -work guaranteed or arnontev re>-frar>r"'gg"i; ������������������*"������ - *>������*ompt- ser^ie������ rsssared. t=?h������������ sest to rs������hoo!ho������tse������ *rr xkt Kr���������,������������~.���������; V. .T . U.n������������f3T>*jr������ - Johua Mwiw!!, -who has been at h!������ home here for tbe past few uaontias, has resumed work on the crew of the steamer Nasonkan, on the Kooteday Landing-Kelson run. % The trout ffahinft c-eason on local streams opens on Tuesday next. May 24th, with the exception of Summit Creek: which ?������ not ftfaila-hle to the the anglers nsatsl July 1st. "Happy" Gastlake got back on ThursaJay last from Ainsworth, where he has been for a couple of weeks on a survey party in charge of Ohais. Moore, who arrived back on Friday. W. Kera&ghan waa hosan*=> for the weekend frossi the Inavermere coun- ta*y where he is employed at present rre-ea-ectinrg the Bentley sawmill plant tranaferaedfi-oaoa Erickson to Lake Windermere. Trinity TJi*lt<ed young peopl-a's drana- utic ciub had a packed house for their presentation of "The Arrival of Kitty" at the Ga and on Thursday night. s������st, the production enjoying a cash intake of almost $140. CouamenciaiK in June usual services in Christ Church the second Sunday in each month are withdrawn, and the day wi.l be devoted to providing an additional service each month at Wynndel and Yahk. Tuesday next. May 24th, Queen's Birthday, is a statutory holiday, and all places of business in town will be closed. At the postoffice the general delivery wicket will be open only from five to six o'clock. Oreston Drug & Bookstore complete | ott Monday only six additional .-oaeiues ed moving to their new quarters next | were enrolled, making a tot's, of. ISO the Bank of Commerce at the middle of the week i and Manager Kelly announces his re-openlng at the new stand for today and t&movrovr. Posters are up for the annual meeting of Oreston Valley Conservative Association -which ****"!?! be held in the Grand Theatre on Monday evening, May 23rd. at 8 o'clock. Major Mallandaine is the retiring president, Under the leadership of W. G. Hendoy the band is making fine progress and with sixteen members turning out regularly for the Tuesday night practices the band will Ik for the confederation celebration July 1st. At tlve Wusaasn'? Insl-itne snsst?TS������'> on Friday afternoon, Mrs. j. E, Hay- den and Ma*s. Maxwell were elected to the vacancies in the executive due the removal of Mrs. Staples, and Miss Scrimgeour���������-the former' taking the office, of vice-president. Carl Ambrose was sent up for ttlal at the county court at Nelson by names aaaea ror r._j dactlons o_s account deaths are at Ores- ���������-j , on , _������������������ ������_TS*1. Jk~ I ycur> Tt mi* wc- of removals and the 1937 list wiii slow about SSt nf whlCt. ton. Residents who should know something of conditions state that there is still as much as three feet of enow In the hills whiah at this time in other years would be clear of the beautiful, and with hot weather so late in arriving thefitsesnss no possibility of'escaping high water on the flats. There was a large turnout of shareholders of -Kootenay Co-Operative Fruit and Produce Association at the final organization meeting on Wednesday aftersuFon, with F. "������_, Jwcksoo presiding- The ch.et business was the election of permanent directors for ihis yunf, ������uu these wears Cn_s-sd hs fallows: A. Comfort, S. Jfraser, Percy BofFey, E. Noguier, G. Nickel. A start as to be made at once to establish a chain of stores for the sale of the association^ output.-and Alf. Nelson is ieaviug this week to take charge of Magistrate Mallandaine on Thursday 1 thiS wor������j. The Nelson warehouse��������� .v .M������mr^t | ��������� laundry at Hossland. tt will be electrically operated throughout. A filtration system is to be installed at the coKiTnunitry swimming pool at Feraie at a cost of $2000. With it working the pool can be used seven days a week. At present it as available only'four days weekly. Aiipcan Ohurch Services SUN&AY, MAY 22 CBESTON���������7.a0 p.m. BOMB FOR -service Registered Berkshire, R. Stewart, <_-_ _ _M* S*^ _*V _*-*_ m _. luccai aiad Personal Fob Saue���������Nice young cow, price ������60. C. Blair, Canyon. For Sai_e���������Touring car, good, as new. Enquire Bevsevr Office. Goat For Sa_.e���������Young Saanen doe, fresh. C, SAI.E���������Young Blair, Canyon. *������ S-dsKii^. 0**ef*.*.<"������,������������3 ilk Prices Reduced For the next'few months we will supply government TB. Test Milk, and Cream aa below: .- MILK JERSEY 8 Quarts for $1 HOL8TEIN. 11 Quarts for $1 CREAM , .25o. 5-Pii_t������ ��������� .15c TELEPHONE YOUR OHDERS. House Fob Rent���������2-ioon-i cottage, well located. Apply F. H. Jackson. Hat Fob Sax...���������Two loads, suitable for mulching. W.J .Truscott. Creston. Stobk Fob Rent or Sa___s���������-On Main Street, last. Ambrose was before the court ten days previous on a charge of pass- a worthless cheque and was at that time remanded for eight days. The holiday attraction is the Rod and Gun Club dance in the Grand Theatre ballroom Tuesday, g4fch������ eora- menr:ing at *9 p.m. The music is by Mvs. Lister's orchestra,, rnd the admission $1.25 to gents and 75 cents to ladies, these prices to include supper. There was only a fair turnout of citizens at the town eall to arrange for Creston's celebration'' of the Con- Ifeder-ation "jubilee. M^jor Mallandaine was voted to the chair, and with adjoining the Fruit Sxchange office��������� wilt be used and loading facilities will also be provided at Erickson. "Op to ^tne present 35 orchardiste have purchased stock in the Association and all are optimistic as to its: success right f-rom the start, Form B. frame three-speed hicyele complete with spotlight, bell, motorcycle grips, comfort seat and stand. parcticHily new, dost SS5; will sell for ������50. H. B Sltngsby, Duck Careek. The Ladies* Guild of Christ Church have their usual May Pay sale~o useful articles, candy, etc., aSon^ with afternoon tea at tlie Parish Hall from 3.50 to 5.80 to-m(arrow, Saturday, May 21st, to which all are invited. Thuar-sday next is Ascension Day and there -will be services at Christ Church at 8 and 10 a.m., -when Holy Ooanimun- Cresto*(TDnrg~&_Btiok'_3tore/-j wUl be oelebrated; a children's serviee at 4 o'clock, and evening wat-shap at 7.W. C Murrell as secretary the gathering proceeded to name representatives frDEs. al! the orgaratsaations of every sort, including churches, ladies* aids, lodges and clubs, and these along with a similar lot of representatives from Sardar to Kitchener, are to meet at the hall on "Wednesday night, 25th, to formulate a prograane for the day. At the voters list court of NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that I will sell by public auction at the Pound in the village of#*o"reston bra-.'the aoth day of May, IQ&Jm at 10 sun... the fol.owing iia:ipOt"aT-iiAeu ansuaw.ss lsjrey horse; no brand. 1 iron gioy horse branded -^> R sboaiider. 1 bay mare, star on forehead, no brand visible. t roan horse, no brand. 1 bay horse, white, fa ee. 1 dark chestnut horse, no brand. Dated May 18.1927. WAliTBBG.HESNDY, Poundkeeper. PilSt Creston R. A* COMFORT The New Bayard Bolt Action .22 Rifle ill $8.50 A ruEfjcod, .ervicealale-, ham morlcEG. -B-tflo mado from the beat mato-riala only. Barrel and Reoeiveir aro made in ono aolid unit. Special luokinK und oafo ty dovioea aro parb.oular foatiir es. This fiiU'- is Government tooted. prio-6-. at $8.50. Canadian Specially V_tt km*? *% -tft "*Ht **#*_#**������ ****%*. i__L HF" ��������� MAWSON Horse- Fob Sale���������Weight about 1860. good for ranch work. Woa. J. Truscotat, Creston. C. O. Rodgers was a business visitor at_Nelson a couple of days last week, returning on Friday* Mass A. H. Doyle is spending a few days with friends in Spokane this week, leaving on Wednesday. Por Sai.e���������Barrel spray pump, good for 1000 trees, never used, cost 840 and going at $25. Geo. Davie, Canyon. Mrs. Armstrong of Nelson is spending the week in Creston, the guest of her son, Charles, nnd Mrs Armstrong. -W. K. Kettlewell of Kimberley was a weekend visitor at Creston, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, Victoria* Avenue. For Saxic���������Pony, bamesp, saddle, bridle, and rig; ulso pony cutter; $80 for the whole outfit. Used very little. T. Leatnan, Creston. Miss B. Nicholls of Moyie was a1 I Monday vlBitor with Mrs. Bolton, Eva j Bolton returning with her for a weeks1 holiday in that town. Mr$*. K. S. Sevan and son, Ray aiiond, left on Wednesday last for Nelson, where they are making a visit with friends in that city. Christ Church W.A. announce a silver tea at the home of Mrs. M, Young, Creston, Thursday afternoon. Miay 20th, 8 to 6.80 o'clock, ��������� ���������*. The local baaebaill Benson was opened on SuncTiay at Exhibition Park when tho Kitchener team won over Creston by a score of 8 to 7. 11. Guy Greenwood, manager of the Creston Co-Operatlvo Friait X-Schasnge, was a business yfpttor at Nulson at the first of the week. Mr. and Mm. G. M. Argue of Cranbrook were renewing acquaintances In Creston at the weekend, and were guests of Mr. and Mtu. 0. 11. Hare. ��������� Potatoes Pon SAi-tc���������Wapo McGreg or and Netted Gem, large and firm, for seed or eating, $1 per uadk ut in rich, or $1.28 delivered. Geo. Davie, Canyon. At the May meeting on Friday Oreston and District Women's Inulltutv decided to havo thoir annual .flower show, iat a date to be fixed by the executive. Mra. 0. MwrrcM ,!efb nrs Monthly for CJIaiHivvai'jk, where hSio lu delegato from tho lociil iaaht.it.iale at tlata ���������attaiiiuil convention of Women's liafiUlututa of 15WitTsn Ooluinblii. and- Yahk. the Exhibi- -t_ O ������jf*\***mtr The afternoon of Tuesday, May 24th. will be celebrated with a baseball match between Creston which will be played at tion Park, coiuuierruing sharp, . Mrs. John Campbell, Cecil Hathaway and Mrs. Clark Moore and family of Dover, Idaho, were guests of Mr. and Mars. Hugh Taylorlasfc week, Mrs. Moore und family are remaining for a couple of weeks' visit. H. S. McCreath was a Nelson visitor a couple of days at the first of the week, attending a conference of Imperial Oil Company -representatives ita the territory from . Fernie to Grand Forks and the Arrow Lakes. Exceptional values made possible by the co-operation of the manufacturers. Courteous attention. Prompt service* CRESTON DRUG & BOOK GEO. H. KBllST x^-ar^^ip-e^r*'-?' >^r*-r>*r'*^>sr*s?,fe But we never' sacrifice quality to make low price!:,?? i Youi buy here with the conti- dence of securing HHierchap-tli-se of the highest i <ai_|������U,_J4.l-- Cl_<_. lowest prices obtainable! All tnerohandiao soW iii thia store is purchased by ua on a quality basis first, at the lowest price abtainablo fofittwod quality. And that mean a to our customers absolute satisfaction with every purchase. Prioe is. what you pay���������SERVICE IS WHAT YOU GET. By ei-orifioing serviceability, prioee oan be made lower nnd lower. At 8poer*s serviceability is er.8f.crafioed, to make low prioe. '*" HOW SPEERS LOW PRICES ARE MADE AND QUAUTt ALWAYS MAINTAINED. By being; in a -position to handle largo quantities, by -marking; nil purehaaea for oaah, by having; purcliaaoa mudo by trained buyers who are constantly in touch with the beak markets; for quality merchandise at the lowest prices. For twenty years���������since 1006���������we have sold mer - ohf-ndise'that alwaya IB WHAT IT 8BEM8 TO BE��������� rnorchmnidiflie thftfc will stand yotir innpnntion and rftivo yon" eorvioo .lon-pf af ;er the prioe ia forgotten. For twenty yteai-M we have done business with our customers in the full spirit of tho Golden Rule, and trust by our meMioda of! fair dcnlhiK, coupled with complete atooke of merohandiae. to merit an inorenaed share of your business for the future. =BJS Si} mmui Grocorios Smf ^mSm\ -SS-3 Jffi-KMMW -g^ffiS'iffiffiSI ltST9!SS!^ msmmsmmmmmsisinfm^ *jmxmm$&F*Mmml������snm9 *1*mmMmmsmmmsMSmm ESHH^HHHP^ t&SSSBiiin ^ffg^mmm*m EujjlJ Ej������^ aW^^ WxB _5l<S--BH->i^^MV Wsmmmj^sMm.m*mm MIFfllfltiriall ��������� IU. .IN._���������������������������>-
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