@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "beb7bfa7-0271-4064-8654-8bf390390a11"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:isPartOf "BC Historical Newspapers"@en ; dcterms:issued "2013-10-04"@en, "1927-08-19"@en ; dcterms:description "All the News of the Creston District"@en, ""@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/xcrestonrev/items/1.0175042/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note " V 1** 9gt* YUb, aaa:. GBSSTON, B.'CU FB|PA������S AUGUST 195 1927 Ho. 26 -������ ��������������� S Ass auto mishap at the west approach to Washout Creek late Tuesday night claimed the life of L. M. Slye, Cranbrook. traveler for the P., Burns Company; and since taken she. life of Chas.Sang,Oranbrook, manager the Crystal Dairy, while R. amtftl-fc joevUij iJuifaeUiOUSs v\" eSBSpirvi some bad bruises and a severe shaking up internally. Mt������ Bevgkn had accompanied, the- two iavtase'-GtSi business trip to. Wyondel and Sirdar, and' it was on the return that the Nash *te*������*Hng car owned by Mr. \"Slye, ''With liimself at the wheel, and Mr* Sang alongside, went over th������' basik, the car tand men going down a -cock pile that as almost perpendicular. -The accident was due fche? fact that tho driver taa trying to avoid hitting a boulder failed to get the expected actios with has b*cakes and pn the very narrow* road at that point the car swerved over th������ edge. Mr. Bevan managed to jump out at the first turnover of the car, hut the other two were carried down with the car almost 100 feet,. Mr. Slye must have aaiet instant, death , as he -was found janiiaaed in to the shoulders between two rocks, while about ten feet away SoBfjf' suffered ? broken* *ps*3^ic b ������nes and punctured bladder* when he ���������was thrown ootop of another boulder. After Mr. Sevan came to from the stnn he suffered he immediately went on down the; rocky slope in quest of his companions and on discovering the condition they were in raaa back to Sirdar aaad summoned help, and also . despatched an auto to Creston for Dr. Kesdessoa. who., with provincIaaVpoIie*? -McRobb we|-e ^-proaa.*--^ ^y^l^r?^^ ������������������y fqre ^������tv??we^hc^ atreight ''^aa^,?heard apprcsMsSSssga and fasA% was !Sup6ss������hle! almost to carry the bodies up the bill the freight was flagged and the injured metn taken to Sirdar, inhere, the s i*e- mains of Mr. Slye were left in charge cf the \"oBice ������Sicer* and Mr.,.S&!i*s was motored to Creston ouu given every possibleattentiou at the doctor's suafg- ery, and who accompanied him as far as Yahk be Wednesday's train, at which pohrii (jUeuiCHt help frOiii ,yfa!i brook-took him in charge to St. Eugene hcbpital. An Wyail.tigation of they fatality waa conductedby Coroner Major Mallandaine who with ,the ju*ryhien-��������� J. P.Cook (foremuu), W. Hendy, J.P. Johnston, 0. HendreOi M. J. Beninger and A. I* Palmer visited the scene of the accident on Wednesday and concluded their deliberations on Thursday morning when the following verdict whb brought in: 'We, th������ jury, have come to the I endations for Dot only improving the highway at that particular point4 but by widening the road generally, and putting up danger signs on the route between Alice Siding and Kuskanook. Following Wednesday's deliberations of the jury Slye's body was taken in charge by Undertaker Hendren and brought to Creston where it was prepared for burial and was i-Kken to Oranb:roak by & brother of deceased. Just a#������he Review went to press late Thursday afternoon word came that Mr. Satayg bad passed away in the hospital that afternoon. Af������&& SiMnm Victoria, deputy minister of paiblic ������T���������������!,���������,^*w ^ *2L t&mmtf works; Wro. Ramsay of Kelson, dis- ������ ��������� *������*.***���������������._���������* *J?������faJV S ���������������������������������.������������������ Mrs. ������us Rudd and family are here at pat-esemt on a visit with Mrs. J. B.' Rudd. * Mr. Opal of Alhambra, Alberta, arrived last week to join his wife end ���������*' ��������� A:, i^.. i ^ - ������������������.-' - -���������- - - ��������� er, Mrs. ?ho are guests of ber moth- Mass B. Hagen spent a few days with ������\"wlw.tivss aSid frlsssds'afe Slosde! last week. y. 7; Mr.>ajnd Mrs. A. Joy and Miss Marguerite left last week on a trip to prairie points. C B. Twigsr, district- horticulturist,' Cl eslon, was here- on official business last Friday. His latest estimate of the apple crop is slightly le������������3 than the .May-figures. A* E. Towsoa left on Sunday for Cranks sok to take over the work of inspecting cars nt that- point iop cou- ling moth control for the department of agriculture. Mrs. Cecil Moore and family of Riondel arrived on Monday for a visit with her -mother, Mrs. Matt. Hagen. -Mrs*. Ashley Coopes .left on Mo������dsy $g$0i������}}S^^ im JKpotii*ria^ -.S'lls'l f:'\",ijrh'e iSSfr raspberry ccoP is^abpufc all shipped and has turned but lighter than was expected, :y? Mr. and Mrs. B. Sana wick of Van couver have been visitors here; guests Miss Georgians Coic of Cranbrook, who has been here on a visit with her brother, Albert- }tt the Vara ess ranch, left for home a&Athe end of the weel. Up to tbe middle of the week the traistees bad not booked a. teacher for saHho school. Judging by the nuaabepof application's th^fce &ould appear to be acnore reachers available this year than ever before. John Miller, who has heen -having lUl������4MVft CTUV 3*(MaiWM mm,mm ���������.imw>*-������������4s'������^ ���������xr txtnA Iia vara. W. A, Pasoa 3 a ubotlt right in claiming to be the Wealthiest of tbe lot. J3m& crop in that variety is the best in these parte. I. N. Rhodes arrived back at the end of the month, and will be employed as sealer at the P(atnaa*u. Palnrer & Stop |es9 Limited. sawanil'lV east of?Cr������(8ton, Which: ; COTfliMaMtt^^ V Harry Demchuk and his friend. Syl cester Diakiw, Ieft on Sunday for the Saskatoon. Sask.. district, where they will help with' harvest and threshing? and where the former may stay for. the winter. ,.._ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whittaker rnot= ored in from Cranbrook last weekend for a Sunday visit with the latter's UM..HGk. SSL. o, - *2L. aji.'W^fcvfui. - \"fidT Satnitla left\" for Klocknaann at the end of the week, where he is-are sitaming work at the Continental mine. Mr* and Mrs. Orvul VanBtten of Bonners Perry spent a few days here last week, with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Demchuk. Largely Attended If the officials themselves had had the making of. it.. they could not have turned out a better lot of wealtb- er than obtained all day Tuesday for tl*.-- _,_-^_-_��������������� _i i^ _^ nra_!_:j��������� rr_;j--^ Sunday school, which was held at tbe second bead along Goat River. Almost aCO young and -middle aged wer������\"on hand for the doings, -which corataene: ed until 7 p.m. The chief feature for the youngsters were t.he races, which _^_ Jt_5Tl_. the grownups, with Rev. -J. Herdman, w.J.Tx'uacott. T. Goodwin aaad Misses Clara Morrow and Edith Cook in charge, and the following capturing the prizes: VBoys and girls, under 6 years���������Muriel Olson, Roy Cartwright. Girls, 6 to 9 year&^-Rachei Morrow, Carol Healey. Bove. 6 to 9���������StanleyOlson, Noarman Phillips. -.->' ��������� Girls, ^ to 12���������Margaret Blinco, ?.ifrancfes'Lewis.\" 12���������Herbert Dodd, Roy Boys, ������ Penson; to over 15���������Lizzie Lewis, Ada 15���������Dobie McDonald, ���������-,~.rvx*:?'*t*-+ *- y cot this Phstns. in lamited Quantity, is about thsf,:������n!y ?eoBnniacwlityVmovjssg but of Alice Siding at present. Tomatoes > are late in coming this year. vi x-u-r. T������ ^3k m.%.Kit*Wt%.. Mr. and Mre. Stan. Gregory returned to Vancouver on Wednesday. E. Andestad accompanied theml bht conclusion that the late L. M, Slye came to his death through misadventure* byjreasoi* of his car going ovor the bank on a dangerous road between Wynndel and Sirdar on the night of August leth. 1027.\" Along wlththe finding are recomtn. ������������������ Mrs; E. J, Brawnr was a visitor with Cranbrook friends at the weekend, returning on Tuesday. Clifford Neil and Clifford , Cook spent a few days.visiting in Nelson last week. 8 teW&QBQ&BB&S* \"Mi <���������* *������/f i\\-T*m m* n*f%it t*J������Vi?l(?ln*NFfcir>n f*1f GRAND THEATRE SATURDAY, AUG. B&irg&BB! Night! A bin Spooial Produotaon going nt Regular Prices��������� . one uijffrfc only. Pola Negri in fiUntd Bmnprisi 3 POLA NEGRI as the beautiful storm centre of riotous etnotibiiB and catin ailing flilvftntnre ntirred ud by tho havoc of war. Truly, a super- Bpeeiat t Cranbrook were Tuesday to Sata.\"irday visitors here with Mr* and Mrs. C. M. Loasby. Mr. and Mrs. G. Cam, sr��������� spent the weekend with friends in Cranbrook. After spending Bix\\weeke with his aunt,'Mrs. Charles Neil of Kuskanook, Clifford Cook is returning to his home at Ottawn, stopping off at Toronto for the Canadian National Kxhibition. Rev. 8. Newby of Creston' will be here on Sunday evening Church of England iseivice nt 7,80. B & B foreman Sid MeCabe and his crew pulled out on Sntnrday for Koo- iesjiiy Centre! ���������v^intn. iwhere they will be working for awhile. Mrs. Dennes nnd Miss Dorothy Cam were between trains callers at Oreston on Saturday. Mr, Mnhondrori of Portland,-Ore., was a visitor here on Friday, u guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Proctor, Mrs. Mohondron and children, who havo been holidaying here, returned with him to the Oregon -metropolis, L.M. Blye of Cranbrook, kllleda CA. Sianp; of th������v mtiw? town, dangerously Injured, nnd It. 8. Bo van, Creston, badly bruised and shaken up, In, a motor -mishap near Washout Crock on Tuesday ulght. The two former were brought. In to Sirdar on the midnight Jhrelght. from the scone of tho walahap. and the body of Mr. Slye held hero for the usual Inquest, while Mr, Sang .������*-, ,,,, ���������.HJ\". *���������>;������������������ J* ������t*.^^ -*< \"#' ,f* If* *..,(���������-*-.#��������� *\"1- *!������. ff f\\<*m ���������*.���������+*) *\\ *���������: fl .M������ %-H r* **������ W t* W MutMXkAt^t* t*S*4 ***.* W* %.mMmU*Jhm.mi toi-** >������4w'4'Wfc4W ,B. Morrison of Kimberley was another business caller the same day* Mr. and Mn>, Sims, of London, England, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Klbblis of Victoria, were other motor callers at' Kitchener on Wednesday.. ,, Geo. Huscroft of Avon Park, Florida, and his son. George, of Wynndel, were renewing acqualntanees on Sat- uralay at Kitchener. J. O. Spiers, goneral road foreman, with Ii. Le&my, also of Creston, were here on Saturday looking into road Improvement aittalre, J. Murdocic atnd M. McDonald of Yahk were visitors here on Saturday, milking the trip by auto. Kitohenen* hud a call from another Valley oldblaner on Sunday when Teddy Haislclns of Erickson was shaking hands with friends. He was accompanied lUy Mrs, H.-a skius. Bain aid Young of Crouton was here on a bustncBS visit, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. N������ Brereton and Mr. nam! Mra. R. Andrew nod son, Bobby, of Nelson, were Sunday motor callers. ira, fth������������(������������. Ihrtrl n. r������H nn iftnndH.v from a hosUof well known roadmakcrs, the pirrtv inohaiUng' Patrick Piiiltp of Herb Sparrow is back again from.a short holiday visit, with his old college chum, Harry Beeson, at Riondel. Miss Hazel Hobden. who is at p-^es- ent a hospital patient at Vancouver, is .w-coyei ing nictly from a trio of bp erations she has utadergode for a nose ailment, f The half dozen Lister boys got back on Saturdoy from the Anglican camp ���������ixi Masel Cresfe^whesB ���������-���������they' .^ea\"*; in '^chargas^f;^ - assi'S'ted by Mr. and - Mrs. Ed. Miller of Kitchener. .f A^ve^-.'e������joy������we- WSS hod, Sefh.ia^, uik.������uj5, aSu Sv?������ixiijS- ing having a place in each day's pro- giam���������and an owl loose in the sleeping quarters providing the feature night thrill. Rev. J. Herdman was here on Sunday morning for United Church 'service and was favored with', a good turnout. ... Col. and Miss Vera Lister got back on Sunday from almost, a wesk spent at Kootenay Lake points, with calls at Nelson and Thrums. Girls, Lewis.- Boys, over Fred Burnett. Married women���������Mrs, R. Comfort,\" Mrs. Angus Cameron. Married men���������John Andrew, EJ. SS. Cartwright. Wheelbarrow trace���������Roy Panson and Herbert Dond, George and Arthur Dodd.-'. : '- .. ���������_���������?.\"��������� ] Ma arced 3-legged race���������Bdith Cook Wheat harvest will days in this section. be on in n few Fared Powers has about the best stand in the area, on the former Ernest Langston place, on Canyon-Porthlll road. Robert Burns, who has bocn working on a farm near Nan ton, Alberta, for some time past, is spending a short viicatlou at his homo here. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wickholm and family are visiting with 'Spokane friends this week, making the trip by auto. 'Mrs. A. Bond and family spent a few days nt Nelson last week on a visit with Mr. Bond, who la still busy on plastering contract work in that city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Blair and Miss Eleanor are also Metson visitors at preseut, un their usual August yaavcation, Gordon Vance and W. H. McQueen were combining buBlneata with pleasure on a trip to ferula t.hla week. Hmry and Ethel VauAckeran are spending a few days with friends In Cranbrook this week. Canyon citizens generally are interested in tho prospect of Goat River canyon being developed and can luisairo at least 75 per cent of tho residents taking light at the start of the service. .Mrs. Kolthammer will be one of the parties In chargo of tho United Church young pcoplo in camp at Kuskanook which O|������tm.3o yesterday, {from Canyon will iilw; go Mlaaeu Arlcon Hal* stoad, Lily C?.oU, SLathlccn Clayton, and Muriel and Prances Knott. To take enre of the increased attend* ance at Canyon school this torm the ^nd Fred Burnett; Ada Lewis and John Andrew. - ������������������\"���������',\".-��������� Three-leg ,������ace, tinder 1&���������Lyda Christie and Frances 'Lewis. Reeths. 'isffli&ti&jl^^ ������������������;,- ~\".,. -Sack race, girls riihdei? 15���������Prances ^ewss, Lyda jChristse. j'v\"f :f-' Sack arace, boys under: 16���������G-era3e Philips, Arthur Dodds. * Sack race, over 16 years���������John Andrew, Dobie McDonald. There was an abundance of good things to eat as welt as a very generous supply of ice cream, of Which latter none went to waste, as the day was warm throughout. trustees are installing ten new desks. Parents who have children to start school will do well to have them oh hand on opening day, September 6th. and thus be sure of them being accommodated promptly. Jock McRobb, who is in charge of provinciaV police work at Creston at present, was successful in recovering c conple of the watches stolen from the Wilson fewelery store at Cranbrook a couple of weeks ago. He got wind of Boiaac watch soiling at Sirdar, and succeeded in recovering the timepieces but his arrival in the \"terminal city was too late to take tholsellera, who had moved on west previous to hlfl arrival. 6RANDTHEATRE Fri. & Sat., Aug. 26-27 mm.. Jgg^jL^m^mt^K^mXmy | J^^^^^^^r^*m\\t^r^mm% M^^ ^R^| ttlmam hmtimmmmmiimiwm wmwmm*mmm*wmmi!wmmmw������m 5ww5555S!5S������l lasasB saa sgwimjgj.nwaii������swMB>j5Mnw! mmm mamommmmmm* tmmtm *F rpTTTP ���������DTPTTTPTiT -S.4.-.SJJ V.-iX-J VV j vrr������\"nic������rnrwT *������>-. Childhood's Lessons ote life ft, a** Teach your children to use Cuticaajraf|?Soap dsily? to keep the\" skin clcr.r. Sootiic sn^ heal rashes, eczemas-fjahd other irritation*si-with Cuticura Ointment. Staampoo with Cuticura. Soap to k^ep the scalp in a healthy, hair- growing condition. SamDle Each Fires by Mill. Address-Canadian pnnnt; \"Bt.n. fcoute, Ltd., Montreal.\" Price, SoapSSc. Ointment 25 and 50c Talcum 25c. ..... ,......��������� Cuticura Shaving; SticSc 25c. axotmng V,an Otop Us, Unique Device Patented Rollers Will ������t K2!Sroad Crossing Prevent 'Accidents ��������� As a .naeahs jq*t\"_/i>re\\cnting automobile tacc.^bai.0' at'|jraihoad crossings, an OUio; :^nv^Woa|i||3aas put orated a -rolle^yde^ce'%hic^r has jaroved effective aautlea- tests, ways Pumaku Mechanics 'Magazine. There aa*e two sets- of -rollers; y e������aeta ; eighteen.J ���������: loot ioug. installed in ih-- iaa'gliwuy uoiir Iho? rail'���������approacKf'They rovolve onl>* one way;.- ���������-aud^.^h'eaa; ��������� the Automobile. strikes tlatxaia, as a train is anprimcla- ing,. they, turn,, keeping Use .,car. ?.a*o.Tu going forwua-d. . WMseti tlae. train passes, a switch ...locks the rollers, so tlaat tin; auto can proeeed- .Cauuda has been hoiioa-cd in this year- of its Diamond Jaahihie by aaiothoi- vi.sat froaia tlae Prince ot\" Wales. Oaa this occasion, lao-\\vev���������iy he Is accompanied hy his brother, Prince George, and by tlae Itight Honorable Stanley Baldwin, prime Minister of .Ureal Britain.. 1 The signiticatneo oa* this visdi will noa he lost tapon the people' of Canada, ' noa-. in fact, upon the British Empire aa a -whole, ft'he ease with which the I i ii^ople ot\" Canada ami tlae l>iiti->h 1 slaty caai exchange visits. nowadays, .'s ' resulting, in\" a naoa*e intimate knowledge of each other.and* as developing a eoinajaunity of interest qaaito lacking not bo .matay years agoVs\\Tow-it is alanost j ' Praised By a 'Quebec Lady !(������������������ *'- *t for the people ol\" Canada and Britain io visit each other as it is for I Mrs. David I.bgau, Tiu-U'oa-d. Mines Canadians iu tiae tlae Maritime Provinces to visit their re-How citizens i West. Qaae:. gives unstinted praise to in British-Columbia. f?:: . ji>r. Williams' I������infc Palls for the good ST MEDICINE f.'sss^ T'mfar'ari ���������!���������������������''���������* ]Br. Williams* Pink Pills Highly . . , , . , . - - . , , ���������- --.*ve mOTU-i xix iier iataany. Atrs.*1 ihe fact is thus beans anaue Known to uio -wo rata ttaat CtCaaada occupaos [ Jjogtirt savs:���������\"1 havo >>een a aaser of si strategic posiaion ia the British Coatitndtiweaitia'of N'ations. Its geoga-aphicui j Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for many location an the Kan pi re, constituting at the aaaaiai highway between tiae < yoai'S. as occasion required, aaid have Occident arid the Orieaat. must inevitably result ir. this Dotiaaauon being the real centre of the J'lnplre iai the not so very distant future. And the development of trams-oceanic travel by air will only serve to emphasize Canada's important place in the Rmpire. Thus, for the farsr. time iai history, a Prime ��������� Minister .of-Groat Britain is able during has tenure of oflice ao leave JBritaiat and make an ofUcial visit to one of the overseas DonamaoiaS. lie could iaot possibly spare the time to -*��������� ty-it any of tho other Doatainions. It is an epoch marking event. Plan Scottish Dictionary Ambitious Project To Be Carried Out 3r������ New York Under direction of the Scottish Dialects Committee a ttetv Scottish dictionary- is to be issued. It will consist of frona teaa to fifteen parts, each part-being issued ass it is completed. While the project might be ! work. Again ...Th*. Williams' Pink Pills j self-supporting should there he a. suf- were resorted to and, she was soon a*e- j ficient. numbet- of\" subsctibers. tho railways fouaad them a most, reliable .aatetlichie. ^ly husband, who avus .re- \\ covering from an attack ot typhoid [ fOA--e.r. aud was in a very weak condd- [ tion. took tlae pills, and through tlaem I gained health and strength. My ! daughter was an st run-down condi- tioat. arad avus forcetl lo discontinue- Wew High Speed Ships VVii'l Cross Atlaniic Frcm Germany In ] rour- and a Haif Days Vincent As tor.,,. recently 'i*eturaj^tt-^ff. froaai hjurope, br ing:s;,pews Of .-inter eat- ':\\M* ing. }ii|ghspeed trpnsatlaavtic f tray^liff devf-loned in GcrrnaViy. k^-,, Within a shoj-t tiane Gerraan ships avill ''-'cross iaa \"font* \"and \"'It\"'half daiys. TJa'e -Oost! of such high speed' will be great even with modern. Diesel en- gliies, \"faaol coiisiariipiion going up! many tlJiaorf faster thaii 'at Chip's ' speed*��������� ' ''\"'?' '������������������'.' :',f?:? '\"���������-��������� But two of the high-speed ships' will make as aruaiiy. la-ip?s acVofes\"ihe', ocoaai its' three''1 of their fastest competitors* could taaal-e. That \\vill anake U|V foa- speed cost, saylaag s\">0 per ceail:. in .ships and crews. And tlie shoat trip will''.'draw the host ing customers, including the rich, to whom it does aabi .make any difference hoiv slowly they They thi nk t hey are iai. a hurry very busy, and willingly' pay speed. Will StiM many times ittore ilies for ' the tii&n ey* ������������������;t!;as^';;lil,^ '-t>tKer; fly kil������er��������� J$s$h j)adL^iIjf; kill^flief: all da^'-^CTy^'^^^^rHhree yy&ejfS^i .������������ .all Qrpeei^ Druggists ?2mdf C������enera.!3t������>res -~- ; 10c and 25 c per package. SAIiKSMAN* WAKTlara.; to : tcsstod ������tonti ol .'.!<;Vi.tiacta -N u rsc I'ics\" (IQstatS'Hshed Iijiy-'\"! New and special lines,- Including., va.rlQtioa. ���������������������������������������������;-.; I recomnaendwl hy the\" \"WtJSterh'.-'.l'Jxport- \"klio ��������� monta'. : Stp-tioris. *li^fbs������5t- eprjiriiissionSi . sell hai-dy a'n Crrcatost l>(f years). go.; aud for li. as appaaena altar. Mr. Baldwin, himself, is coguizaaat of what the future lias in store. In aat address before the Mouireal Canadian Club shortly after iiis arrival in this IXv-niaaum, Ma-. 1'iald.wm spoke in such optimistic terms of t.'anada's future possibilities and greatness that, voiced by a. native Canadian, woaald have left ahe latter open to possible ridicule and criticism as being bombastic. Mr. Baldwin sees tao limit to the greatness of Canada's future. \"Nothing caai stop you.\" he declared. Canada, he vent on io say. must progress witla tiu- world's progress with the result ihat some day -\"fcaoadu may be the greatest natioat in the world.\" j>ixiy years of Confederation have prov eta to Canadians and to the world wliai can be accomplished, and have established the tanLold possibilities ;ot the fajtaaiuum in all those qualities and resources which go to aiaake. a .nation great. Aatother sixty years may easily see Canada with, a larger population than the Uriiash Isles, with manufacturing being carried ou with a magaaitude as yet only dreamed of, and surpassing in output the great industries, of tite Old l^and., while at the same time supplying in much groat er-degree, than today ahe food requirements of the world. Canada is only now getting into its stride. It is just on ij?s feet? and on the eve of a development and expansion in all tlae major activities of the world which will establish a new world's record, in national growth. Canadian foundations have been well and ta*uly laid. They arc strong enough upon which lo erect a magnifaceru smaettare, and it onl3'. remains 1'oa* the Canadian people to realize its possibilities and devote themselves .with pairioiie devotion and. untiring energy to. tho iai spa ring task hefore them. , The days of pessimisaat are past. There never was any real cause for ���������Ui*'.*.ij. but this .lubilee year has, there as reason to believe, finally convinced the people of the Dominion of this fact. There has been a great awakening of our people, and a aaew national spirit, has been evoked, a aiow coaifidence born, and ji pa;ade ami courage developed which iat a comparatively few years will work a veritable revolaation 1n the growth of this Dominion. Canadians will do well fo keep ever in mind the slogan of the National Diamond Jubilee. CoavitTailfe'6 \"Canada Our Country,\" and to accept as tbelr watchword the words given to t.hetrt by Premier TJaldwiai, \"Nothing Can Stop i's.\" in auaking Canada groat and prosperous they wall be. rendering the. IInest, possible service lo fhe l-htaph-e as a whole and confer benefits aapon tiae world at large, becaaase. above all things, the OanatHans aa*o a hoane loving, peace loving people. They have the traae conception of the new Interaaation- a I as-u which belu-ves in the advancement of all peoples as tho true policy of a. ber tor world. ' i stored to excellent health. Then my | committee is being aided financially i eldest bov had tin operation perforata- . ., ... . _ ' , . . .. ed for adenoids, which left him in a j by tlle ^rnegfc Iraistt-*nd as sendisg weakeaied coaiditaoia. Once more Dr. j appeals to Scots at heme and* abroad,- Williams' 'Pink;'Pills .were tried., and j and also to Burns Clubs, St. Andrew he was soon iaa excelleait health. So ' I caaa ta*aily say-that more than satisfaction has lieeai obtainei', by the atse o.C this aaaedLcinOc. The pills have.done tatore good ita nay home ahari hundreds of dollars worth of titore expensive medicinos.** 3?)r. Williams' .Pink Pills assist digestion, coa-rect the lassitude, the palpitation .bat the heart, shaky aierves and the pallor of the face and. lips that are the results of than,-impure blood. * - You can get these Palls fa*oan any medicine- dealer, or by mail at 50 cejits si box from The Dr. W'iUinrtts' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Societies aaad Scottish County Associations. Representatives will be sent to Ireland, New Zealatid and other countries to gather material. In seeking iaiforaanvtion a questionnaire brought 15,000 replies from the distinct of Edinburgh., alone.���������New York Morning: Telegs*aph. Saskatchewan Cow Makes Record il. V.. Day, Mectetavy Dona ha ion Short lioni Breeders Association, C.ur-lph, Oaat., reports that Darlington Mablr- (2I.I-IOS0) ;i cow owaaed by F. S. Cooper, Gravelbourg, Saslc, has just i-uinpleled a T.Oo-day record of rj,G.17 lbs. of anilU and 210 lbs. of bultor-fat. Dailies of other people chitibVv clear lo ais. Alberta Coal For B.C. Mr. ufiorgf E' Pratt, fu^qaagineer for tlao Alberta Coveraianoaai, reports tlaat there are strong possibilities of establishing ������. satisfactory market foi* Alberta coal on the Pacific ,coast due. lo some extent,, to the creatlota of bunkering facilities at Vaaacoaaver. ire always If a .atiaaa is too hwy to think for | himself he should get taanrrled. j\\f OTTTF.R:- Fletcher's Castoria is especially prepared Id relieve Infants in arans and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wiaad Colic nnd Diarrlien ; allayinpf Fcvcrishuess ansing 1 herefrom, and, hy rc^ulntinpf the Stomaidi and Bowels, aids the assimilation ������r������f jrood ; fpviti^ healthy and iiaCural\" sleep. ^*y@r f <*mmmmmtm*mm*i'm>,m#m%* Tu uviAtl imitfitioiiH, always lool- for llii* siiMiuturc otT C&j*^/Tr/&J!rX*AA Afisf.liurly TlarmlffMH-No Ciiiiatfs. J*lay&iicUta!������ everywhere recotaaaucutl alu An Qvercrowded,X������isivtry Population Of England Is 700 To the Square Mile It. must be confessed that we dwell iaa an over-crowded country. The population ' of England, apart from Wales aud Scotland, is. more than 700 lo the square utile. :We; are four tfoaes as crowded, as liadia and nearly three limes ats congested as China, we aa*e twice as ca*o\\vdcd as Germany or Italy, and nearly foaar tiataes as France. Nevertheless, since 1910. we have built soaue 800,000 houses at a capital cost to the public- purse estimated lo be about ������117,000,000 ��������� aatd still State subsidies are being given towards taatecouo'ivaic housing schoaaaos, which fill our subtai'bs aaad encotarage builders io erect ugly villas along oair coaanfry roads.-���������1\">, S. Townroe Kd-inburgh Hcvlow. Movies Filmed In Rockies Spectacular Stunts Of Aviation Over Lake Louise Tlie most spectacular' oveial \"ever attempted in the Canadaatn Rockies aaad one which attracted every guest to tlao front lawn of the 'Chatoau T.ake T.oitiso, Avas saaccesslully eari'led out hy two Ciiutulians. ex-Royal Air Force offceas, W. II. WillhimH and TO. '(', Uigelow, who for hsilf an- hour por- foraned a number of n>Taag sluaaU, over l?.ako l.oaalHo taiul tlu.v Chaitoata. /dooming down on tlao isiko aiad. dropping from tiae machine In ajmic-luato*-*, were Ihe font aa res of the exhibition which was I'luged by the Po's Flhai Company Ija e.oaiaaoctioai with tlaeir film, \"Pyjia* nan,\" This picture, which stars Olive Boa-deai and is directed., by Jaek Illy idoiao, is aiow being made in Alberta. Encourage Vegetarian Weddings \"Vegetarian wauhllaags tiro heln'M uaico'iifaged by the Freaach fcSoclel> oi Vogetiirlans, Thoy have pi*ganl',',od ji seaaoB of l'aaaatstioaan. where young lovers of vegetables ' can tilurt their coui-tuhips. Opposite.-, aaaay be attract- ed to i>a������*li other say rapine of the leaders of thlw laaovonaoiit, hut tho illinaor table is likely to become n battle ground. IT thea-i) bo too givat^ a dirftu-eiace In liuden. For corns and bunions u������e Mlnard'a Liniment. Alberta Cattle Breeder Sells Herd Allan U. CHllics, breeder of Ayr- shires and Yorkshires, Clover Tiaa*, Albei'ta, has sold his entire herd of 63 head of pure bred Ayrshires to par.- tles in Seattle, Wash., U.S. It\" is am- arsual for whole herds .to be sold ^t one stroke. The sale apparently iiv dicates that the tle.mand.for Westea-n Canada live stock is steadily inereas1 jug- exolusivo territory, l^at\\dsoan������> fa-cc oatllt. Start how. Sfolic British engiia^ eea*ing experts who 4ias been? retained by the Doauiaaioia govea*nment to re- poa*t ttpoat the Hudson; Bay harbor- development, at--Port'Nelson and Fort Churchill, arrived in Ottawa. July 27 from Engl and. accompanied by E. J. Buck ton. pro3aiiitent engineer of I.oa- \"don. England, and left at once for Hudson; B.av with iije olhcial paa'ty, which includes Hon. Charles. A. Dunning, niiaiister of the department of railways and canals, and Major (lt*a* ham Bell, the deputy minister. The Terror of Asthma comes lake a thief iai ''the night with its dreadful throttling, robbing its victim of breath. It seems beyond the power ol\" human aid to relieve until one trial is naade of thaat remarkable prepaa*a- lion, Dr. J. 1^. Kellogg's Asthmtt Iteanedy. Then relief comes with a rushVJLife beeomes worth living, and. if the -'remedy be used persistently, the disease is put permanently to rout. Take no substitute. ^Coal Production Increasing liatest ofiicisil figures show that coal production in. both Alberta aiad Saskatchewan is increasing. Mirard's Ltoiment for burns. Perhaps a'widow finds it easy to get married \"because slae doesn't expect perfection iii a man. Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for. (Colds Headache Neuritis .\"Lumbago. .' Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism I DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART S<*f< Accept only \"Bayer\" package whiph:contains proven directions. ITnndy \"Ilayer\" hoxca of 12 ttiblcta AIbo \"bottles of 24 and 100���������Druggists. Amilrlia In tla<������ trnrtft mark (reglntoreil In Canndi')' \"C W*y<-r Minaiifuntu**, ct M(>nonw>tt*s ncldwHtrr or Smlleyiaonnia (Aoctjl Hnlleyllc Aclil,: \"A,; B. A.\"). Wlitto It Ih ,well, known that Ar-iiltln meniira Ilayor mniHif������ctim<. to ������������HlHt-tlief piibllc aKBlHHL Iraltntlonn, tliesTnbletS' vt Meyer Coatipanr win bo. vtncu^cil viUh tbelr ^ijtcal.ytcailo saar!;, tbp. \"liiyuft ,Q(v>i|������.'* ii ���������in-; ������\"w-lwiiMi..''iw ���������> wi ii !��������� i \\mmm,m>mvmm,mmmmmmm^m^mm.mm^ilmmmimm.mmmm ���������������������������ww^wwi^iw' inWmww������r*WP\"������'\"������i|^'****'>''iM'W'^***���������������'i\"**-1 J,n^mmmm*j* t ii |M������M ol* i!i������s~\"VVhU������i*U>i> Wt/'^l \"i ;|������rmi|'l������������n\" firl^'n V'ti ������. llfiillmn of roliivdlr mtr\\i������'i\\ Vour ihrcnlaliiK will l������n i|til<'l(.iu,> ������*������������>.i������.T nnd l.flt.titr: tlti*uuK������'.*H. l'riiiiM' aiiadn in any tliiofilinr, Ilyal.l roJI.ir J>������>nilnr,a'. ������Vl������������ii������i<* 1nl������i*U:ntloii sysioin, InilH-fU'rtd ivnMHiru������:������t--it. '��������� ^y* __ ��������� '''-*>���������'_ _ ' ��������� -., ; ' ��������� .\".. .*���������?__���������?.��������� . ��������� ' ��������� . ��������� frSMfirfaa*,'' CfVaPiT ������SK t*t**v'-.. ��������� ��������� ���������^.sa^ir. ������a������;y.; SSryrs: .# ' .*������,������������������; -/^' ��������� f.rr. e ' f;@gg$gllfel^^ y t a*, .-.v ������������������������;<���������* ,*. w -a ��������� B?S.?V������ V-:. Lai .������*_ *������*. ,s?S, -*������������������ ?������5 ���������??^������^:iijFipa������aiW Si\"?.' fcS 1W'-SfS-:B^s**?33fcS|fe.'f3j m���������*V4 imw^WW^WMWW,. &3SJV ��������� \"���������\"...>'\"' '���������*' ' ?> Hf Ottawa.��������� Canada's crops are in Mood condition. A report issued.? by x *fe>. 'A ,|t '���������' . ^1 ,.- ��������� ��������������������������� ' /S] i ? ouiiry A/OBsipSis mioses fflALUIHir tifc i&on s f|iiice- is. favorable, w^^. f <*j- p #> L'oilowjng i^ ttie\"'i'-eporf .titCSed* touch ingSrribute to the reading\";pi*esi- dent, Edway^..���������ji3a^jYi^...pf. England, the third \"\"'\" ^-^^..^- -Malcolm Geddes, OK -Mirk '\"TtM\"- -'���������\"'������������������ '- ���������'\"'^-J- ' *. -n\"a-������* --; ������������������^-t*tlr. -j-.-. ._., v''\"r������. . *��������� ������*r;.* _ ^��������� .\"i^' m*ia littill a 2L*:������j2. SiV a..-.?.; ^SaLsAS vlaia^ Ibb������������s'������j'i'������b!m ' !BEaa4?aCa-u f$St-si tHae.^****)' lata v c vuuaw cu, n ������i 'y-' ; ,y Vy?'? '/'Ali VT*iiri.e. y,I'll,. 1.1 ..'i-\"'.'. '\" 'St^Ma*ol]p.~^y^a series of, unre-^ -||k' stfic^ed * treaties1 of Vconbiliation ands 's������ 'i. affihf iTWf.iirirf'��������� ?:W#r^3tt.i������������i? V-jjI^psidV '*-' ?*tM*6Ti' y'loutla^fedj'���������>; betweeiaJ^^ Swedea- and'iters arpin The Individual provinces. Manitoba: ���������- July favorable. Abun^. ^tantv atSoi������gi^^lig||^ |^atl^.#a|nage., ^heatc^iullitjS ^>t fee|f^als||n;tlP' late e ^ --,- j^e|f^als|an|lt' late .uguli|isM^<&;islaWlf ���������#n^ras^EfEi^:ures ffuxuriant. croiJ ���������--ureaCito Heaivy hay ypaatural aaieadpj*i*sl4'9s?*-n^Bt^6n ^^^^^^^.^^^.^ Jt was jrapc>ssi������ by McGill 'University. Montreal, at ������ jible to check his flight. First\"He waf special convocation. - I brown, then his ice pick Avas totl aaad *-* lap Inch Hfer VfixcelletLey1 pairtiBtalariy ^JSncies, :aS',an .putcQme otVthe..,coragress. ^,, f: >., >.if(Jt]t&%^%^.ente|ia^*j*;^ aaia|^|V'be^ proceeds favorably 3s not 3P- i*������' % Saskatchewan: ��������� Favorable j-weafcltc the proving. .^^'a;S.^Ja^*i^'^h*ajS.j i strong growth of all tlthought 4ater ������?sr oYe������- Iffesulted in |j|rains. Wheat, year 2& than is reported in healthy con- getterally even stand. ||ast ^lation with a glided by .tlae hot weathga^f Ute^p^t. ���������^sveeki^otdl VtWi, per efart^*' l^y^fiQ-wr ^aeaded^,. .jCjjit^ ;i, f.Goarse ^amirtSi^ a������������:������^feo 0n gocd>V^ertadkii6n >vitW^loM������--*'cpiril-ns^ Itlatto head. Sli-ght traces of rust bave 'iapt)^r<^';,;:ftr^i^^ parts of. the province, being..most; no-* ticeable \"-'along the line froaai \"V'erwodd fjto Vibank. Hail caused damage to JsmaH areas at - scattered points Hbroughout the rtortli and nortlwest- f^na parts of tlae ^pcovinpe. ..^.^y-eje plamage was?s-*a������tajnec| astt| result^ffa ^torm origius^ittg^\\leit-bf; Swift Ca������i^. flrent, which travelled iai a south east-,. Uprly diroction and cauged. seripui -fla-> ^ury in the Yanguard^KiaScaid Snfl Jku< i^Flecho disttvcts. Sunamer-fallowing is ���������^ -..-. , . Mahout 90 p-ir cent;?-cohipiet���������u?ry^'as? gtures are i/i good condition Avith a ^splendid supply of moisture. f| Alberta: ^1 encouraging. Wheatj 'and^barley. all? ftjaa head. Oats 75 petlc^tjjbgaxiieai Alt grains filling well. Rye harvest, start- Pastures rank and hay crop beinjs Hail dajwage--in a-estrictedi areas.. l^'a'ospecM ffo'r..\" good ���������ialcreaSe in yield ������aver 1926. Crop conditions?in southern Alberta encouraging-' -except -rfor fptianger of frost before lato fields ||-lDen. yy,| }ii:.^ %Si 33riaish Columbia;-���������All crop's ripen- Stug fast. Harvesting rye well ad- ^yaraced. Wheat cutting coananeaicing. I^Will be general in week's -tiane. ||Cereal yields will be well above ?avea*- ?||age. . Potatoes and roots promisitag. |^]Barly estimates of SO per cent, apple *|fca*op still holds good with, prospects ffof a slight,iaacrease wheat laaryestiaag ||.u 1- try conga*ess to be held an London. United. States poultry men are dis- ,������cUs^ingl^charterirag,.., four -oekaa Jiners ���������to carry tiTerti jtaid\" tTi'eiriiexhibits t6s the next \"world's pouit'ry congress in Loudo'n. . . ^ .. Pfesident Ernest Brown read messages fa*oxn crowned heads of Europe fandj?c^^^^^*^isdy*tp^y personagg^ ^������^^ra^^ng^t*la^ t^ia^ress uponj������p% gpj^taiajdiaj|; succ^ss\"V|Liic'?Gtta^\\^i������ igylV'f ...hftig'e' ��������� ,aiM.y,,liltriVt rioccpir^'ri'fi.!' fyiifV.f ������������ih*\"* r������!''-itip (Canadian Pacifiei, Ilailway. * f p������Ir. UsSlies, ywlt<^f|ia3?dust cJ������iXpleteid? a' tour of ms^gctiioti^ot-the do-hapany's* Xautous suiaanier .resorts fat Banff and Lake 'liOiiise, said tliat thoa*e*' iieople were visiting the v Canadian Rockies thaR^ever befpre, and that ^indications ^abiutfed^to Wj^teiidiiy itfcreasing ti-atlBic j;i*jp*at?y.ear.tp...ye*3ta*.i y?>- %.,.. ..���������.?.,.,..... J'Ml. Usshea? was^ ^optimistic?witit?J*o- gard to conditions throughout the country and was of the opinion that business\" on; the Pacific rxjoajsitr. and:,pat Noii-Sioo Flkht Fails British Aviator On Secret-Triffj - To India Crashes jg London.���������The British air tninistr|������ aaanounced that an attempt of a Roy������&| Air^ FSiree machia*r^?itp|tnake a ixoai^ \"stpp^ fiigiit tcPf&iii^ ended when tla|i} 'istane-fell into the Danube River, ir^; KJigf- ctmi*se,''?said ?tftfe ^Premier,: *'if' one of the parties breaks the edii- tlraGt,' wEtrf -majT i-j������eak*'oaaa:f yjtist a he s^mer;but^it?'Wifl ^t be-Uegal.'?- ?':V :':? ,ta\"We -yhaye ?ak*^*ed sfwit li ? these \\ feQUE^ teles iftlaatCjai^fdisiit^tes^ no? anatter. Ivpw serious, are to., .be......arrauged peace-? fully. The methods of procedure differ sliglitlyfineachVcase, but^ f^'lii^sa&Tie^^lia^'we* can not\" settie bys dit*e^tyttegotiatiO������s or* by arbitration -will be;?decided j by ythe? Interna-. tiojial, ,C,0Ui*l;,,..;��������� of ?. Justice. ��������� at ..Tiit;. Ilagaae/',,r ..:;.. }���������-������������������������������������-, ..'.' .'���������'., '������������������.-? ������������������\" Tr*ia6*\"states* w-tthywhich? Sweden lias spleatinly\"'-pleiSged ^itiself ��������� to i-ule oait wai^as?va.33t������ans-y?Wf- Settling*-disputes^ aa:ie Dyenmaa-k^fFinlandv ^\"OJdr^ay,. ?Bel'; giajjn,,.pQland,V;Austriayj and...?. Czecbq- Slovakia. ....The.-.; other Scandiaiaviau states liave also made sianilar \"teriris with each other. At present, negotiations aire pending betweeia Eweden and France for {i'-sitnilar agreeineittf'Theiitfctual eon- ferehee, was to have started in June, bUfe;.owing to:the.,parliaa-aentary- s|tu-. ation in .France, it fjvas postponed till next January. , Austria. ;|,fel^aatcfi^l^ni- Vienna -reported Uiatrtlife^plSnefell at SOmerberg nea|| Xiussj, the ,cr������^sh^���������being believed to 1>^ catusetl by the over healing of tlift motors. - - ' ��������� ;||' .... Fligb-t Lieuttenant C. R. Carr aa^ ^lyin-^Voffife^ %m '- - ���������\"- \"^ p������; whom,, it| was ���������J r| vsg+iif! eayt stated, |iiurt^Weref taken to Ashacb, near 11-aaiz. y������y?V? ? ^'tbdravvra-l-s Repjirt : -fiSTe^v Yorlt,---Tia;e;:?N*ew? ^blk Herald T.ribune says,that an appeaL^to .John jD.- 1RpekefelLei*, Jr., actiye?head of ythfe far fflung!Standard ^OilW. empire, to -withdraw,. ifroni .any Itiia'a-Ci5>-1*: &e<*-Is >iritli tlieySoviet Goyei*nmeait lias; beea������ G. Dearth, 3*aeithe^ j ;iaia4p:by Sir Henris Deterding, rnanag- \"J was bad% j ing?pirectorVof tite; .Royal fDutchr Shell ������il? garoup, nC\\ Great,:, Britain; -The ap- -*^-|^������?������C *^ -S :SS4^ '������<������ bh g^ ? ���������:*���������. ^'i^^0%:mikmmmBmM :' : Ottawa.���������Within the sanctuary oi' iUoj,^^^To^^.^}he 3^inc%pf\"Wales. ' rywhei'e ���������.will Jie Jyhty tpthe \"60^000 yC^adnUis \"wlio died in lliciVwai*: Thea*e:V-\" Jai^-'th^ineindr-ia;ii;''chamb^| ���������f.sta.nclj^^? . ;oaiysijt^^?vfrcBnd ���������the^Vhataaeiield.s.> '^jgj} France aa^j^Jaat-dersi,y^tjije--,J?j.'ince ..ii������u.\\..:. -gatUie^ed |_j^out,,...iiian_. .naen..,:..., ���������whose. ^aaana^^lgce ^?lmo wn .''Viii-V Cauoacia'.; tbi--oatgh jsfifGJr^hVo^ ;iittd-''..^^y^*WillmgU^ ?s:ide^witli fprinci3.y;(3eorge-; ?^wit]i 'f:������tbie? ^impy^in.i^te|j pf^G;reat, :^rit*ain?:fand,- iMrSj;, Raipwiit,^Thei.apoQt;pisp .delegate. stood .close by the .moderator o\"lV the PiyeSb'yteri^ -feliurclK \"ahrf tlie ^PVpsi-\":. .FfeanieV-^flvirajg^ip ���������?ayifew\"' '^wordsiVinV ;yiti*!d;VHis RpyfaL Ilighnessstpi dedicate tUpj. aUaa.%.,...,-He, ts-ppkd v,p:C,, ..\"Wlaat.....it: mea*ot,-..Jipw^ a gifj ft-bna' flie^ mother country of G?reat Brttaiiif tVf'^libwVf\\?-heia thefbptolc;: Of' 'tfeaiiem^ bratace was finall3*>: deptfeit^d, it would; contain.?the^naanes of sixty thousand Canavuiaat,dead, -;,,- -,;,-!;;..������i-. a-i . --V The Priaice advanced. \"In the naane of the people of Can- a,ypil::S cpmpanips, meawhera^pf ? the?y Standard vQil ^ grpup: ;from enteripg :into roii contfaict-^. Avitii the SbvietJu vy:V V-yVyy ,V !:>������������������������������������������������������������������������. ?V;,'>r: In his letter Sir Henri Is under-, stpod to have appealed to Mr. Rocker feller's -interest in churches and -phil? fautiwdpics*wprk,y pointing 'out ���������;that? fthe -��������� SoAiet? ��������� iiiidt fdestroyed ' chttauilaes and simtlW- institutioats ��������� as -well - as havia^gf?ycpnfispate4' ,pt;opert*>*;,. and ua- tioaaaiized ail iaidaastry. il :������������������ y y Prromotjons Approved . gl Regina?-1-Aaiaong the ? - promotionis and V^ritnsfers approved by the Cay|l service Coautvaissiota are the follovit- ing: Arthur Paterson, Priaice Alberf, from grade 3 clerk to grade I; G-eoa^e Gari-ett; forest- '��������� assistaaity grade TS, Graawl Coulee; Walter Pot tie,* to' *ajr������ racl!p,.:Jn^P|3Ctbr ''iiir-- r;*t^ip1,'^l4ca:;i:lciftn, Rot#%| | f ,;v:;.. jj '|'|,?; | | fought His Battles who wili^raov/- Hsi any Re\\\\-aa*clet-. So lie passed ovei*;mai all '��������� the if una p q ts sptand ed -, for li m v ��������� -oaa fhe'\"'''othe?c,:;sitF&.''y:. A.-:.A:y... .,,,.-?? As- the last.words^ fell .from jyhe lips of tlio Priaice,' tlie I a?t Post echoed through liie sileaice of -r:tlie toivea-I Above tiie yfiag-f dipiaetii V in ���������: tfibute. FaintlyVfi-pnifhthej{great-,t^uaa^y pMt? side could.^*be,.Iaeai*d the guarij p( lapat,- or called ip the pieseatt araus. AS *b'^y;H.eld'^r������|i������ihtv;Sfcssaon?n \".<*��������� .(\":*'. ���������piablin.^���������Tlae,' Dail ^Sarea-|na,t idiGcldod by a.yote of 54 ^ 3.4?.td*.sit all; night for the purpose of jaaasing the gov- ea*aaanent's drastic public 'safety'\"yib'ili. Tlao bill VAK-as iaitVdifaxced lay' Prosa- dent WlUlaata GosRrjive, after tho: )>e- icentf a.ssassiaiatioat of Vice-President Keyln, O'liiggius. Under--it the death penalty may be imposed for the .possession of ,aa*aats. on^opt:^. ^- ~w - A?. .,. w .yWlteaa a^o ^ifoyttl; train vpiiches Calr-s iPTiiry 'nnatw tlrP t^ro !Ro'yal ' PrincPffl p^rt company 't'^P!''1 Preaaalev BaJclwln, i������o oineiftl vipiro������iti^aVplfince'\"inb^ jhet toraaainatea. Tlao i*onaaindpr pf. IvIh stay in Caaaada is priaiaarUy 'u holiday/ althoiigh Ills Royal Highness pftpeets to' till a feAV eaigaagements. it ��������������������������� i kit.,.. nif_i ������:���������\"'.. i1---., oniisn vvuuieu mai^uig iwm | ' r*y-y'\"V^y I^Eir^e. Party Will Make Trip Through & yVr'V? yVc^eir-'' G.anada _ ;> \"* '��������� ��������� i'\" /��������� ���������; jvToa-oaato.���������A party of 200 Avoaaaeat tfena tl'a<*j Old Couait.a*y headi'd by Mrs. Flora Ditiauinond, of London, Eaag- ltljaad, hart nirlvod in Toroaalo. They are touring (iataada and intend,- to .li^ni'iK-y on t.lirougla W'eHl.oraa a.'aiaauda ray'jtad on**lo the coast. {VlN'ta-H. nrunxnaoaad, wlio gatlnod funio lip the )eano;a'At\\al������tfvry ltaoH- ?atl)s^ -pbut^d Into *lUde,ati' IjCatll til*', day. Among; tlaeau wea'b riaeasftug^s fa'ban ��������� (ho King- and Qtiocaa., exprosHliag ta> 1h<- ;pa*fiaaatea'' nf Gretit, \"hiMta'lra ? theii' con- gralu|al.lpnH oat his 60ili blrthdaay. lie wa/i preBented Avlth a silver waiver by rnembcrs of lain,staff, tokeaaH bt! esteem\"frmn their lloynl HlghiaeSHOR, the Pa-tnco of Wales niul l'rlnco .tM#*������*~,i*.*.> , -^j^-^kv-oN*^**^!!^ Returned Men File On Homesteads Ira Saskatchewan Ivloose .Taw*^���������AH thait remains ., of the once fanipusfW-BarVRa'ttcii/'souila- west of Cbderre, consists of: ait eiglilyv-acre pari? I the-property of tlie > oliaiTii'ock tluji'ai luuujicipality. Tii������ reaiiiiludea* of the ,i;ai*tch paisture, .was filed on by homesteaders, and only oaao tiitarter secfjjbn of very p'b'bf laaaad was sacbi'aaed' by tlie h oiaieste:tdea*s, Avho fil In a hospital. The basin av.*������^ hlflily | chaagod *wlth aaa eleclrlclty, bclmr (connected with an eli&etalc j^frlgi-r:i- j aion tjiiuii. THE GiESTOK REVIEW fggwescl aygw' Ifffifis,'*\" S������ C3r^SftO*������Ss BaOa Subscription: 83.50 a year in 'advance. ��������� ��������� ������������I^.������j3 ������3,00 to U.S. ������~?������*= p. F. Ha-ste*?. Editor and Owner, OBEST0N, B.C.. FRIDAY. AUG. 19 A sonwwhat innocent annotmoe- snent last weefe* that a survey lata to be made iiruH^daately -lo establish the feasibility, V������s o-fegy^ise, ������f coastnict- iaig a oactsN? Ss^*������ray* between Revel- sloke and Golden, has caused a furore amongst boards- of trade and auto as- scci&tion? in ������ast Kootenay with which Creston -SV05 sympathize; not that this district has any objection to the pro>- posed survey or even* the construction of such a road* hut rather by way of insisting that -roads of greater public service, aud tstting seniority over dse' Goldea-Revelsiofee project- should have Erst ceasider&tisa.' ;Is this co'SBselio'a East Kootenay centres are putting forward tbe seed of building the Gray Creefe-Kusibaaoofc road in preference* to the aoarthera highway, -with which Creston will agree, as such a road serves the double purpose of accommodating a local agricultural population as well as the ever-increasiag auto traffic which for all time to come wiii be as heavy over the southern route as it possibly can be through the more or less uninhabited stretch of territory to the north. 5_iOcg .too good *^or tae Itiah, and true to the tribe our Hibernian confcnsre is no| awrse to rc^invragttng Mima W@li- ^anicu a&scwiiGc to ucmOaaSfate sue correctness of the Courier^ contention that \"He serves best who serves most.** \"What price are they going to put cm the Wealthiest\" is a much-asked question amongst tbe orehareiisSs this month, and about the only information going on the subject is from the Board of JDircctics -which in its official statement last week observed: \"Much interest has been taken in the Wealthies and their relation to the Duchess. The committee w?E so* permit asy -Weal- thies to- move -until they are fufiy matured aecormng to ttss tepeiasi -&f the fruit inspectors���������no? una! tbe Ducbess deal is fairly out of the way. This will pensk sf the Wealshks stSsisisg a desirable degree of maturity and attractiveness, thus helping their sale on the prairie raarkei.\"* Affairs educational are pretty bad in Oregon alright? but Just lists** to thU from the New Denver Leaser, whose editor can Say claim to bachelordcm extending over half a centurys a '\"Tk-i ������1������Mw>wifr aa-mmW^ ������������*������������������������������*<���������. *-*������ +l*A junior matriculattcn and entrance sla������s~ es in the high and public schools should be thoroughly investigated by the school board. The pupik are, we believe, of more tJaan average ability. There must be' sea-soavrfor- ilae r&ilurcS,- ^ithsf thfe around at nights and dancing. There ts too much bucolic aping of society ia thss Essie -village. People ass payssg taxes for results in the schools. If the children do not take advantage of the educational facilities provided, it is time to cut down expenses. Smoking cigs and kalsominmg can be carried on outside educational institutions as well as tasi^. \"There =������������������ a?lane, aafma^g'' years ago, when a young man who appeared on the street smoking cigs could be properly classed, and a girl with her face plastered and reeking with stench would not be noticed in public\" In addition to the $75 voted by Creston Board of Trade to stage a district fruit exhibit at the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto-late this fall it is io be hoped iuuivkviua* orcbardststs ������vHI come forward with offers to supply at least a box each of their best fruit to assure a display at the eastern metropolis that will be a credit to the Valley. And equally acceptable will be donations in cash from other interested citizens to make it possible to acquire the necessary quantity of apples for which the board anticipates having to pay market prices. A good example in this connection has been set by C. O. Rodgers who is giving the boxes, with a specially printed label that will inform the thousands of visitors to the fair the locality from whence the display comes. If further evidence were required as to the soundness of investing money in dyking Kootenay Flats lands surely the finest kind of testimony of the sort is this week furnished by the landowners in Drainage District No. 10, between Porthili and Copeland, where all arrangements have been completed for the reclamation of another 2000-acre tract. This newest district is tn very close proximity to District No. 8- whens quite serious trouble was encountered in June when part of the dyke which was constructed through tbe Jerome slough went out with disastrous results to the farmers in No. 0 District. In the light of this unfortunate occurrence, if the farmers in No. 10 are willing to tackle dyking at this early dale surety llizvc can be -������o room for argument as to such projects being the vtfy best of good business. Penticton is Hopeful We are all waiting for a good fall. Soft fruit prices are high and indications point to a healthy return for tne apple crop. Meantime, business conditions ate inclined to be dull. For one thing* tbe cannery payroll for three months,.at about $12,000 a montb is missing. Cannery workers spent a good deal of money in the stores and amusement places of town. The fruit packing houses have so far worked on about half the staffs used last season for the 1926 heavy crop. Possibly this proportion may not be exactly correct but at all events there were more packing house employees in Penttcton last year than there are Uiis season. Last year saw several hundred fire fighters in the hills around Pentlcton. and the amount expended for groceries and men's clothing was comider- amc. We are thankful of course that tbe fires are reduced this season to date and wc are pleased alco that ihs ffruij crop will apparently bring big returns to the, farmers. After all, it isjbetter to have the man on the land make the money, than the man in .he cannery ar pack- ing house, if there is not enough for botb. Meantime, we look forward to a good Fall.���������Penticton Herald. The Free Press is of the opinion tlaat W. R. Ross of Kimberley, and former well kuown -resident of Ferris, would not be adverse to carrying the Coneervative banner in^the Fernie riding in the next provincial election. Teia, Twelve and F������nrfaaii-Qiiari Sises PERFECT SEAEt: GEM^ SIZES���������Pints, Quarts &nd M&lf-iSalloras & Saniwirs ~ SZ. jm^ ^E^^j^ftn^iB, iiy -ir & j*l son is again wicn us - V- We have in stock to inee-i ybur iieeds a large stock ot M . JTta KefF-Mason Wwie Mouth���������-Pints, ^ Perfect Seal and Improved Gem in? White Rubbers for Perfect Seal and Economy and Schmm Tops. ason-Kerr Lids for wide mouth or re . . -Cr Ma|������GaP������ns. sizes. Jars. <;/': r size, >���������' T * I - ��������� 1 T\"* \" C '\" 11 '* ZZ --. w=-J ^s=. ��������� ^\"i. erL*^ j^-^ m^P tm *um* ^*mt*m mm*^m. mu* ^m. urn tat <���������**^* m*^^ l^lOs aim xv&uga iui En ������jcti&. FOR PICKLING���������Crosse & Black\\vell Vinegar in bulk and all the necessary Spices* CBirB, *j? H gHilSLl **a\\tt.ainrga��������� sr A*niis%si!(J ! itUUfi i Sli: ^yiviriiPe i e MM TEI> ^!MIS'iUMW*WS������tMt BHBHSE The Mineral Province of Wesfcerft Canada TO THE END OF DECEMBRE, 1926 Has produoed Minerals na follows: Plaoer Gold, $7fi,018,S)48; Lode Gold, $126,972,:318t Silver. $80,787,003; I*ad, $106^76,442; Copper $209,067,088; Zino, G50,512,557; Coal and Cake, $204,09JI,1S3; Struotuml Mutorialn and Miaoollaneous Minoralo, $50,175,407; making its nrinornl prod until������n to the end ot 1025 show -ait Aggregate Value of $988,108,470 Tlifv MiaiinK LaavH of thia Provaiaoo arns more liberal and tho feoo lowor than tliaea of any otbor Prov aaa oo in tho Dominion, or. any oolony in tho British Empire, Minora! looationn are niTanted to diaaovorera for nominal fees. AhHoluto Tifclo������i are obtained by dtn'okopuig; euoh prope-rbioa, the meonnty Full information, togothor with Mining Reports and Maptst, may h& obtained gratis by addronainA;��������� THE HON, XHE'MINISTER OF-MINES VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA N.B.���������I>ra< tlninlly Ml British Columbia Mineral PraportW iipon which dovelopment work haa beon dono aro H9<>-ar.ribit������l In naomo one of tho An mini HnnnrtA nt tha Mini at* r of Mlnon. Thoso onnald������rInR mlnlnor InveBtTOoeiitw whould rwftvr to wneh rtr-|a.n������������*fca. Thay awa ������vallia.Wo wfihmit ohmrffo on iwypIlriaiitSon U������ fch������ atN3- Sa.Are.atnaeti.it o> Mlnm. Vtc'torlaaa, D.O. Ecporto of tlit������ ���������Qisoloflilcn.l S-araroy of Oanndn, winch DuI1dInga;t V������an- c������a-|vorf turn #eeommvn'fttK\\ t.a valiiinWo snHireeii of Informnfclon. Ileportn covering amch of tlio Six Mlderul Survey Dlotrtats aro ptabliehaad ^cparwtoly, (and aro avnll ���������uBale ia.uk unnllcatlott. ������WK CBSwe^B BBTEB** *_ GXJSooaemiesI Tzauspostatiou *mmj*m*urm*' miir~ *& *r JUW rmt ^E*\\fTtZ j������f ~*sT ixwunaam- mm - Jgy ,j���������f oar oar ns ������������������* J3 49 J& ��������� 9&%f0 Sf .ISAXfiT^ in design. Qatualiacy in .-con* J aftractaon. Quality in anpea-f-s-aee^ ^-*g*. Quality in perforaiaaiance* Never before ������as assy lo^-psieed car psssessed thorn, to ecch an anaasnng degfree--becatwie no other low^prleed ear vcxnbh&ea the prcgrcssavesieap of Chevrolet and the diversified experience, the -vast resources and tbe -matchless facilities of General Ma-tors. Study today** Chevrolet Mark well tite ariaa> *3ocratlc beauty o������ its lines���������^the superbly executed details of its Fisher-bullt bodies. ' ^hen ^o ������or ������ r!4e* Sieve! Is titt thrillisiaa- fcpurt\" -wJien you *\"atep on the gate19. Delight in the smooth operation���������-tbe swift sweep of bugs the road, tite ease with which it obeys St ?������sponds to. the braises. Here. Is quality expreisaed ia terms that sni^- Bona now can understand and enjoy* _ Hero is qusdity obtainable at New, itowe? trices, ���������whicfe reflect the savings of tremendous pro* dastioa and-^kich. dessosstrate the, billing\" ness to share these savings with the public ��������� ��������� Here is a car of amazing quality ��������� ������ ������ for ���������everybody, everywhere. / evaaec New and Lowe? Prices. ^/ 2taadster ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� 645. ������sbsssss ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� 763 Caimt3ea ��������� - ��������� 675 ��������� ��������� ��������� . - ������5������ Imperial , <5 t . l-T������a Taruck Giassb ��������� 535 Roa&tcr Delsvety 645 Commercial C&sssis. 46$ ��������� ggSssset Factory. OskevfOt Ontario���������Taxes MaSr& mmniUmE, - Cranbrook fOMCXDiKHP &S iSSStiBmlAS* MOvokS OF CAHaDA, LZMtTSO H? ������JV J Reduced Prices ���������HI : ������������������ ' ���������,!!���������, I!..g.'J ���������,\"���������',\"'! ,\" '\"' ���������������������������,\"'���������'���������' ., : , ' ��������� | ��������� ,,���������, ' ;���������, . .-. '���������',','��������� smm*mm*j������s**w**mm******m**������**������***mm Summer Gat- -35c gel Ethyl Ga,- - -40e. gal. Lan������|i Gas- ��������� 45c. gal������ Pfmwm. mm* MA | ������rM������ mmm . Mf**. a* mm*, mm jm*. mm* REMIER G A RAG E PALMER A. MAXWELL V .... aCNVIOC ON ANYTHING OPENATEO BY QAuOMNE ssss Investments The Imperial Bank wishes to lie helpful iia the furtherance of ita clients' interests* A Bond Department hum been esiubSiurt-eti for ���������**%& pm?* pose oi buying and selling the highest ������lass of securities for our customers, Xh������ Bond department will he glad to advise - youthrou-ghtheManajJerofournearestBranch. a IMPERLAi. BANK CRESTON BUANGH, - CS. W, AIXAN, * - - . . M*ami*r. ���������Mk^atMtMriHMraw^^ MM **wst*m Mr.' and Mrs. Don. Bradley were on a holiday visit at Procter last weefc, te- a*5iirning on Ses^Sy. MSus Aileea Spratt left aa Thursdsy last tor a couple of weeks holiday xMt ^siife fr^ids.^!; Kelson. * . * present on a visit with her parents, Mr. aaa Mrs. Srank leomtmo. isr. O. W. An&sx, soasaager o* the Ica^rSal ���������aor.Tr, wpATn-fc tha *weefe-end with Nelson. fronds.'' SS returnsd on jsoaaay. I ������������������*���������������������.*��������� Chevrolets. The Putnam. Pcalnoor ������s Staples, Ltd., sawmill on the K. V. railway right of way east -of town, is cutting in full SWing this weeks suit will fe������, ������P^stSsg eontmuoamy for at least the next sSw months. At the mill and In -the bush (ftuA������r^ mmmmjn, 0*%mJ^*mmt4m *aii������������*^������ safttf-w-Mtf - - - * -* ������*^ -arvracsmmrt-f*. I Mrs, O. Cotterill left on Sunday for Spokane, wSsssz she is spending part of the week on, -a. holiday visit. Mrs. Wallers and iittle Miss Deris are visitrlng Sn Cranbrook this week, leaving on. Sunday for the divisions! -ciafcy. . n Mrs.. W. 3. lifnscott was a visitor with relatives and. friends in Nelson for a few~u*e������ys the latter pasrt of the week. ���������������*-*��������� T\\t*M>MNi ������k������m������l +**���������** fA+.tu'mm'****���������*;���������*, snl������ *Oa_. MXAMO* aVUVUVU owin*a vnv ������nbiuawivM *v* -m^v7 j attle, Washington., ere Careston. visitors Ohas. Moore,. S. A. Speers left on Thursday last on a combined business and pleasure trip to Vancouver-, and will he away until the end of this week. For July, the valley enjoyed a net gain in population of three, the.-vital statistics showing four births, ; one death and ons sssssisss. H. Woodley, of Calgary, Alberta, has joined the office staff of Crestocn Growers, liimited, succeeding Miss Thompson, who has resigned, and ^ho is -returning to her home in Toronto. Not for several seasons have the low spots on the fiats shewed so much water at the middle of August as is in evidence this yearyvand not <*aly will haying he late but the cut is likely to be even lighter thsxa last year, V Oreston baseball team took the worst heating of the year oh Sunday at *2\"ahk, when they elashed with a picked Wy- eliffe-tDranhrobk nine. The seose was S5-4, with Watson and Telford .doing the battery work for Creston. J. P. Cook, who operates 10 acres of bench land next the Feed Smith place, is displaying a sheaf of his 1927 wheat Fr V. Payne, manager of the Daily News, Nelson, with Mrs. Payne, were, sailing on Creston frisaSs on Satnrday en route to Cranbrook and Fernie. Coming down en the b3������t he reports h������arr=> 1 ing ciltScisra of Oreston by subsists, due to the village having no tourist oasnp facilities. Customers and friends of the Creston. Valley Co-a^perativea Association stores at Creston and Erickson, are reminded of the Co-Op. picnic on Wed-* nesday next to which free traansporta*' tion is being provided, and the fun is to start at 11 am. A good line of entertainment is being provided and. all are welcome. ������ar-. ���������~.^ ������.������������������������. ���������������������������*** w w w������\\Ma������wM ������������ special sae^ting of ths heard will be called to name a committee to handle s^rSi-j-Kt* - sr -it is found -that the &a& exiiisis.- yon highway. Fruit shipping is. on the light side just at present. This is the tail end. of the cherry and raspberry season, and plums will not be moving in any quantity until the end of the week, when the Ifeiiow Transparent apples will also be available. Tljere is a healthy movement of tomatoes, but the demand for cucumbers is very poor. -f ���������K J. Spreull, of Cranbrook, made a call on some of the members of the Creston board of trade .executive on Saturday en route to Harrop, to spend the weekend with his family, who have a suxnmer cottage these. He is after action, by Oresfcoii, to g^es. aheaa with work on the KtiskanoOk - G^y CSreek road, before a start is made on -the proposed Bevelstoke-CSolden highway. < -. prize fruit at the Creston fair will hold up in pack no doubt some ocf the prize winning boxes will be secured for the Toronto -show. W. Fraser got a favorable reception to his suggestion that.two. or three rfgng sbyoyid. be posted, at prossinsnt erop in the eo-cp. store window, which I ha?e retur-ced to would indicate a yield of at least 4& bushels to the acre. ^ places telling the exact time of the de- parture of the boat from Suskasook. At present n^ny poorly informed.auto- 3ste are ^driving tisrough even as early as 11 ajn. to be sure of getting the boat. With signs to acquaint them of the boat's schedtile it is felt many would spend a few hours longer in Creston to some advantage to fhe tradespeople. 33se transportation ccmsuttcg wUS handle the sign placing work. H. ts. Boblnsan was' elected to mem- Oersoip, and i^seZa n^������w waif %������wO CSS*6-- - mittee reports. For the highways committee CO. Rodgers reported that in the way of general repairs and road maintenance much, good work was being done this year. For tho conunittee on reciamat/iaa G.?. Ssyes sfetsd that big news in connection with dyking can be looked for at an early date. For 1 Mrs. D. A. MacDonald and children j about the first meeting in the board's Creston baseball team plays $he are- turn game with? Lumberton, at Xium- berton on Sunday, and will be -accompanied by some of the local fans who want to see the, 1*5-15 defeat of two weeks ago wiped out. .-\" m Miss M. McDonald, who is on the teaching staff at Blairmore, Alberta, and who has been holidaying at prairie points, arrived on Friday to spend ths,ee w������ete with her pMriestsL iMftr, ������ud Mrs.' H. W. McDonald, Glsncoe; ranch. -;- Not in at least half adossen years has the local mi������3saunmer buying of autos been as heavy as is the ease this seasoa. Dealers have not only sold more cars, but also better ones. To date the Pre- Oranbrcwk wffcei spending two weeks on a: holiday visit with hea* parents iaeape,;.;y^~ 'VV'' '-'.V'���������\"\"*��������� fgp���������IMWyff High School Fees Pttrents in outside school districts Hre rensinded that the fee for attending Creston High School the oncoming term will be $50, of which $15 must accompany application to attend nnd these should be addressed to GEO. NICKEL, Secretary School Board, Oreston. Anglican Church Services SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 ORESTON���������8 and 11 a.m. SIEtDAR���������7.80 p.m* P.mstnn ilairv Vi -aaUP-^fiai������#��������������� tsmttrnxmrnm. H. BoJdear; who? has. beeny stopping with his brother, J. B.. for-tiJtaaost the past year. If ft at the end of the week for Pentlcton. j John Andrew left on Wednesday on a business trip to Lethbradge, Alberta. Misse������ Jean and Florence? Craigie are. spending their Atigaiut vacation with relatives and friends at Wardaaei* and other Bast Kootenay points; Mrs. and Masses Edith and Winnie Palfreyrnnra are visiting-with Spokane friends this week,, making the trip hy auto and leaving on Monday. The trustees have definite word from Alius Boss, vice-principal of the Creston school last term, that she has acceptt'd the position as teacher of DfviHiun 2, Erickson, this term. Ms-& P, P= Herta eot back last week from Machigiau, for ������vhich state nheg loft by unto . a conple of months iajjo. I -Her nifitpa', Mru. Buckley, has returned with her. Peach plaints In small qaiantityaae on the shipping list this week, and tomatoes are going strong both hy express and freight. The low price on cucumbers has slaokoned off the move of that commodity. Mrs. V. V. Staples Is spending the week with frlonds In Ounbrook. T, W. Baandy, O.P.R. agent, lane fust been officially advised that Etockeon has again been awarded first prtase for tho most attractive station grounds on all the company's lines in ���������*tw14-fat* /^o1������������w.Kli������ history there was hot a tUragla item o������ ���������j^nrespomiace. jobs of any other land at the prevailing rate of 40 cents an hour. W^*# ������IfT IVWi TAKE NOTICE that tbe Municipality or fche Village of Creston, whose address is Crestoa. B.C., will apply for a license to take and use 84 cubic feet per second of -water oat of Goat River, which flows southerly and drains int* Kootenay River about fire miles from tbe head of Kootenay Lake, The water will be divested .v^n*. tnn JM.������*JU������ WV IM*WMW '������WV������W ^.P...U U.W....V .W ,IUU. north of tbe south boundary of Sublot IS of Lot 812, .Gp. 1, Kootenay District, and will be used for power maxposes. Thia notice was posted on the grsanu. on tfise 19th dav of Jas^?* 192?= A copy of this notice and an application pursuant thereto and to the Water Act, 1014, will he filed in the office of rttao Water Recorder at Nelscwa, B.O. Objections to the application -maybe filed with the said Water Recorder, or with:,the Comptroller of Water Rights. Parliament Bnildlnsn. Victoria. B.O., within thirty days after the ftrsb appearance of this-notice In a local newspaper. Tho date of the first publication of this notice io August 0th, 1027. THE MUKntOIPAIJTY OFTHa: VILI^AOE OP CRB^TON. By ITEASEH, ^AOKSON* Afjdnfe LAND REGISTRY ACT Section 160 IN THB MATTER of Part of Block 10 of Lot 626 Plan 893 A to which part the Roiplatwr lias assigned tbe disUnmalBhlnir letter \"A,-* the sold part being all that portion of said lot lyine* cost of a lino equally bhaoetlnjr tbe -the eaid part being all that portion i lot lyine* cost of a lino equally bhaoetlnjr tbe north and south boundaries of said Block R. A. COMFORT arrtUIMSU.. Ej������IUiB.i.������3!a' Vvmti^o m.% jj. a������C B\\Cir������va Milk, Cream Ice. Cream and Ice TB. TESTED COWS Everything sanifcary. Visitors are welcome at sxny timet. Miilcicig hours 5 to 0 p.m. m0m*m ' m. *m M m * \" . .9 M*u& uvtuuprvu m$g' THE KEVIEW* CBESTOK, B. 0. Air Mail Conference the same quality aridt strength, so\"> baby's bpttles take no time to. make wltK'EagJe Brand���������tlie safe food since 1857. Write The Borden Co. Lini it &d, Montreal, for Free Babv BooJcs. ���������' ' E2427 SfSfif^i^iS^sfVlV? WORFH HAPPENING BRIEFLY TOLB Canada To Be Represented At Meeting ���������To 5e Heid At The Hague IS. \"J. Caboury, Deput3r Postanastor- Gerieaal, will- represent Canada at the Conference oai International Air \"Mail, whack has been called by tho Inter- national Postal Union Lo be hold nt The Hague on Septeanber 1. Twenty- fivo countries win send delegates aaid repa-esentatlves of the leading aircraft eoanpanies vprk .matter of arangement between Pcs'tofSee Department and 'the- partment of National Defense. is a the Why Hobble Along Automobile accidents claimed 573 lives in 77 large cities ot the United Stages during the four weeks ending July 16. Kinjiro Matsuklaira. a Japanese, born in the United States, has been elected pin.yor of T5dtr������ontons Mo-' He was unopposed in ahe balloting. Rex. W. B. Tighe, president of the Ottawa district Baptist Association. is dead. He was 57 years old and was fonaierly stationed at \"Winnipeg and Yorkton,''Sask. A consignment of half a million King salmon eggs from British Columbia for a private firm in Argentina, has been shipped from Paget Sound. The eggs are to be placed in a tributary of ttiqj Rio ue I*a Plata. Captain 2\"T. A. Sullivan, captain of ��������� the Renown, which took the Duke and j Duchess of York to Australia, was j- Invested by the King at Buckingham : Palace with the Insignia of a Com- suandei* of the Royal Vietorsan. Order. The annual crime loss in the United States is \"about $3,000,000, it waa stated at Atlantic City by delegates ���������aiTiving for'the thirtieth aanaaal convention of the National \"Surety Company, of New York, which opened t J acre. The first system of aerial transportation for passengers, mail and express matter in the W Alpine Chain of the world. Ou aheir asreait from Ihe lloor of the valley to the high camp., they fought a driving rain .vml lo**. lying . 3UilDAi Dvmii;LJLfc&ON- AUGUST 14* DAVID BRIINfGS- THEVaRK? TO Ien. Text: -'\"We -slasfttbe satisfi hes jsoo.dness of Thy-house,,T Gold with the, itoiy lempje.Kr-fsalm.. Lesson':/ 3 rSaaia\\Uel .\"2.1-1}; I-15; Psaim 24. \" ' Devotlaaaf Jleadintr; ' Psalm 10. fied hy. Stf-l-Sii* 6? si i-.i 77 \"WBiTsa. If-'.. Explanations and Comments J. David Made King Over Judah. 2 a, l.���������David -weiat northward, with all has household and. his mens some six haaaidred Of them (1 Sam. 27.2; 1 Chroai. 3 2) fa-ona Ziklaig-, where lie had been living with the Philistines as their vassal, and' there settled In Hebron and in the cities round about Hebron. Thither caiaie the men or Judala aaad anointed David, king over tlao house of\" Juchali. \"How much choice they had in the matter is diffi- .^, diiUcull cult to aayrThc iTjastei- of afVlevtitod than a.aait ...soy baud of seasoned soldlea-s wii<5''a'A*er>*' Clouds which aaiade progress a-lad dangerous, liigher Han to contend -vvith ;,leet and latei , d>angea*oia-3,ni{i^s to e^ agraiaa. whfcfai' the weather cleared, ' hand, tlie? publicdefeiise was likfely to with siab^'-iiaat was ofien waist deep. S ^ZtLa^u?t \\������ ������* **%>&$*& *.������������������ , , , , ,, . v.v ;--.-.-������������������- *������nd theai David had ailwaj ^a been well Over and through all these obsta- j disposed towaikl his own people.\" ��������� cles'they struggled o\\- rrnmei'it pxRcrts, contain iiiforniation vi gcsuinc-valuc en any farm. \"PtMervIng Fruits and Vegetables in the Home\"* is n 46-page booklet particularly valuable at this time. It goea very thoroughly Into ,-vcry department of canning���������fruits, vegetables,-jam*, jellies pickles, etc. It discusses the various metiaocfc and ������- makes tnaaiy recommendations helpful towards better preserves and fewer spoilages. Contains 74 different rec'pes. \"Rabbits\"���������slves the real facts about this proaiiabie farm side-line, rsarntioaing pc.rr.ic5ji.iriy ahe popular Chinchilla.: Explains the ch-inces of money������malfinB in meat and pelts��������� dciaiiin)5 carefully tiie best methods . oi housing,? feeding, breeding, niar- - ��������� ketrntr, curing diseases and choosing -.-'? l)fc6dSJ -V ' ���������-'-':'.- .Over 500 other pamphlets on '���������-: farming subject\"; are available. Write for the 192 7 list. FiU in and mail '- this slfp post free to - * PUBLICATIONS BRANCH Department of Agriculture, .Ottawa, Ontario. Pit.L.se send ane free pamphlets on: ' together aviili liot of all' fre>c parapliieits: \\'ame Post ^ . ..-���������?; office*...-._.,...; R.R. Xo...S.... JProvbice 31 colossus Resplendent, Numni, Wbitehorn. and the, other mountain^ that rise from this beautiful valley where millions of flowers of a million hues bioom eveti to tiie eGge of the glaciers, and show-capped pealis tiiait\" girdle'itf-meet' with the sKies iaa an eternal tryst. Historical Data Exhibit Days In Advert l.sUiK experts predict, Haiti, ilae volume of newspaper advertlsinpr will lnereas?e 100 per cent, rlaarlm* the next ten ycorfl. Shirring Is Shown On a Dainty Frock For the Junior IMiBs Chamiingly simple is the cleniui-c- frocla* shown here and is a style tlae home modiste will land ttuite easy to 1 fashion. The opening is at tha back aaul shining fonns an attractive self trimming aa*ound the neck, at tho waist and lower edge o������ the long -rag- Ian sleeves. No. 15-18 is in sizes 8, JO, 12 nnd 1-1 yeaa*s. Size. 10 requires 2% yards 39-iaich, or 1% yards 54-inch material, anal y������ yard 3(3-inoh lining for stays under the shining. Price,20 cents tho pattern. Homo solving brings nice clothes within the reach of all, aiad to follow tho anode is delightful when it can he done so easily aaad econoaaaioally hy following the stylos pictured in our now Fashion Hook. A ehiirt accompanying each pattern shows tho jja^a- terial ������s it nppeatrfl when cut out. Every detail is explained.so that, tlae Inexperienced sower can make without tiatilculty an attractive- c1i*p.bs. Pa-ice of the book 10 cents the copy. Relics Of Old H.B North Canada Relics of the history- of the Hudson 'Bay Company were exhibited ��������� jii Winnipeg recently for the first time. Many old documents, books .-from old libraries used in the long night of the Arctic, swords, guns, marriage licenses, signed before the company ofli- cea;s, and examples of iife from every |. part p^ the country touched) by the company were on view. A model \"of the Nonsuch Ketch, -the little ship that dared the icet floes of Hudson Bay in 1668, a facsimile of the charter granted by King Charles II. in 1G70, talong with the deed of surrender of the Ian tl by the Hudson's Bay Coanpany to tlaei Dominion of Camulra, portrayed the historical events linked up with the opening of the north country. Andrew MeDer- mott's peppea*eorn lease of land for 1,000 years on payment, of. ono popper- coa*n a year is among the collection. stav was waaiug;, pi- ;a^il|isl^Vre sented the suspicion^ of * - Ishbosiieth that he was seeking the throne'himself in taking to himself one of Saul's secondary wives. David demanded as proof of Abner^s loyalty-the retaaraa of Micharl, S*^r^idaugiit���������!r,|for as the son-in-law of Saul David would, be heir to Saul's throne. Abner seems to luive compelled Isbbosheth to bring this about. Abner visited Hebron, was hospitably entertained, ?aiiid de?- parted,, and then he -was treacherous- ly ; slain, by... Joab.-y (Ishbosheth,,could not long maintain his kingdom with- out.,Abnet^^^ r-jaid finally isbbosheth was stabbed to peath in slumber by two' of his cap-. ?tains.A*tn..great^liaste tlufy; carried his ?heady t^ltoavidVas-fiE-piwelepan e present,1 but theyyiiad Vy^ife^^ni|5their |man?V Thej^-miafc thesvasancag ilat^ii? t.hatsJG������avid| had meted out \"to the Anialelui^ who ���������claimed, to have slain Saul. f Only the uninformed endure agony of corns. The knowing iiPDly Holloway's Corny Removea- get relief. *:%gzt/, 'V'% ;*; :''??\"V'?V;^p the ones ano Favorite Author Of a. xiuvc v/i tt aic*> V| ������������������ SrlllC'SlfS 'lake a boll le your Ult bag. feet. of IMinard'B iaa Relieves soa-e / How To Order Patterns WK Address���������Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 J^cDeruiot Ave, Wlnnlpog Pattern No...- Size.. M,,������. For Scalds or Burns.���������Dr. Thomas' Eclcctaic OH is a staaidard remedy for at he laronapt treatanont of scalds and burns. ItB healing po\\ver quiekly soothes tho Jan in. andaids a speedy recovery fVoni the iaijury. It is' ailso an excellent, remedy for jail mnaiaiea- of cuts, bt'iiisoH nnd spralaia, as well as for relieving tho pains arising IVoin iniUunmatJou of various kinds, A bottle in tho honso aaad stiahlo saves many a doetoi's and voterlnaiy's fee. Bocit Service Superior To Train Ca-aek do have trainR In \"^merh'ta tire far saiporior to 11 id ho In Raia'ope, and yet train service has not: kept Pftco with f.teanvHhlp service In the past. i*i������ years. U'o had crack eaunon- ball expresses a5 years ago when the transatlantic liners \\vei*o rolling tubs. Today Ihey tire, floating palaces. Oiae ansver oaiconnh.'Jw iaiipaadej.it seivruat.-. on first elaflrt liners, and that, can aiot. be said, of ilrst elans trains. Kipling Is Only One He Quotes From v- Memory ''-v' ���������' t The Prince of Wales probably a-ead fnaore as aa. boyythttn he.has done since, lie was given a 'simplified, editioaa ol* : Captain Cook's- ���������'Voyages of* Discov- oa*y\" by Kiiig Iiidward wlaeii he w engrossed -with Cook,\" which Jed to,-Kim. being ���������'.deprived of \"Voyages bf blscpvery\" for a month. ? l\\Iaeaulay's<'.l> aiaw baiok of. pooms I gave yoaa \" the prince's grands-iuiU a������kod him a little lator. \"1 don't like it. at all.\" was thn frank reply. \"I think they na-e dreaiM'u'lly dull.\" '.Plan pa-laao.e _began ���������. to read Kipling wheaa he was' twelve, and frona that time Kipling has been ��������� his favorite author.. Kipling is ��������� porhapaja tho only author whom lie has ever i/uoted from memory. Establishing Airplane Bases Three\" Bases Will Be Completed At Eariy Date ii** Hudson Bay 'y'a V -IV :l y s^r*?ife^r*������?.4.^ \"I plates'|Sayj- Ruiaejt^-ilife^Hiidson's Bay Company's ship which was on the the rocks off the DiibiTidor coast, laas beeai hauled off without serious damage andflaas ?ctontintied y hei???? voyage. Radio - messages'\"'\"to\" this- *effecfc' -\"--were -.received Tecently- by?-the marine 'ale-* jpartnirU.^fi-om^ the .government steamer Beotiiic, 'wiiich is\" cafryiaig:\"the\" air-a plane expedition north to the Sti*aits| ^v^he Beotiiic reported that.:*the..si.tql fof \"t|i������ fir^tA^iapla-t^?Lhad \"b^n\"^i?lect^ ?Si*.jat- a.^oI'ntyne^y.;t!ie nofi^epaf tlp^ at fiabraaor Vat tlie ea^terrarc^altiet otl the Straits. Two of the six Fokkesf seaplanes \"will be left there with avia| tors and mechanics, a doctor and as-** 'sistaaats. c< .^*k-*, t :y .r-T[|he'rsecb^|jbase\"ywni?^ established? midway\"tipHlie^tVMti; aiad the third] at thet western end where the Straita) yjoin Hudson- -Bay. It is expected byi the eoananander oi? the expedition, ac| cording to tlie radio messages, thai!* the 'three '.basest-^vilt be completed? within three, weeks ..and,,flying opea*a-? tion?; -will .begiw at,oiace>? ?! / '������������������-. **% - v Queen's fJewels Priceless ������ ���������1} \" )! Wonderful Gems Found Qn Mummy? In Egyptian Tomb ���������? Among recent important-discover-';! ies' iai. Bj-^pt;'*'according?^ tifin corresponiient, in .tho ������������������flndihg iai Egyi,i)t*S:\\''\\vp.a5terh desert of$;'tomb cony trtinirig tiae\"mti.mmy of ii woraian, proi saunably a queeaa, covei-ed with jow-* (3ls of pa-iceless description. Aaaaong? these aa*e eighteen bracelets of gol^j iiiijl silver^ lSy,ofrnocklaic'es in^Lhrilliant������: 011 her laeclc and \"a superhead crown\" jatuttded'with ba-Illlaaaf 8. Near the body} wore found other necklaces Iji sap-; phlres and brilliants, also a statuettei btfitutifatlly carved frmm --'-porphyry.- Hiorbglyphlcfl on tlao lonib \"Indlcaalo thtit the body Ip that of a princess who lived three thousand years ago. but Jt ha������. not. been possible yet to establish to what longed. , tiyntiHiy sue ue- iiiiatoBiyyiMwl\"hira''||liiM\",^IWI~|^������iir Clay Products In the West flay products made in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia'Iant. year wei'o valued at 51.B20.915. compared with $1.412,5.17 rim 1/ailled States innniifnetuavd for tne provtoaaa year. Alberta led Niuno Town > * ���������**��������� ��������� M W n. ii. icys a hundred billion clgarelteH lasit year, laaoiit of whU'h were nnioked by young I f������i(������n 'vim f.!iy ll������������������y l|oi'i>|' >nil������������ii^*>i> ! to nave any money. wltlf a production valued at $8f t i**iia��������� ible by aiot borrowing It. It EJida Pain Begone. - When aatua- ralgla raelrp the nea-ves or liaanbago cripples tho back is the time to tost the virtueh of Dr. Thomaa' Kclectrlc Oil. Well rubbed in it will still the pain and l������ro ProGpectlna At Smithers A report i-eceived. frona Smllhrrs, Central Dritbih Colunibiu, HtaUm that more actual now prospecting haa taken i������hiee In that urea during the past t v.\" five *'n'Vfatbn * i������ n *ii tn o.������������* ������v<><'nd- Ing twelve yearw. ��������� Put Clii With Bftiflh \"Gilding the li|y\" ,ha������ been, applied to peaches as a commercial proposition. II took t.hi3 public Homo time to discover that tho - beautiful bloom oai a great deal of line looking fruit wn.i put oaa with a brush- Complain*** were an ado to tho police. Jbut the police unonielally replied that their eyes weion't uaiy better iban those of iHlritoiiiei'^ who buy the ������ruU. The fi'tuid, snuad has been InKtrnoted to atop the panetieo. Father: \"I am not at all pleaiwed with thh* report from your teaehei'.*' Youth: \"I told her yen wouldlaa'f be. , -. . ,,i t. ,...,������.. , ...������ >. r.. -i it!-.-. U.Ut, <������U������. ���������*������liO ** Utt.tt .-i...������j ������v. tut...* JH.s u woinuia, Isaa't It?\" * / \"7 *-* <\" i j tjrtfs Si' /lN, B, O. M. -*-r- .ali HI I <.���������***. ft p-ftHfffl V . \"r)<'w-'-^* w*l//W[\\ cm % jpn ,?'t. E ^' i'**0 -'< J ���������������U-I t ii Betty Buzz stairs in screen comedy LIT spra^ clears youf homie of flies and mos- JL* quitoes, It aiso kills bed bugs, roaches, ants, and their eggs. Fatal to insects but harmless to mankind. Will not stain. Get Flit today. Distributed in Canada by Fred J. Whitlow & Co., Limited. Toronto . DJ2STJROYS Flies Mosquitoes Moths Ants Bed'Bugs Roaches \"Theyelloiv can tetfb tbe black band\" PAINTED FIRES ���������KTTCTfr -IT T\"E? T J.-* JUJUJuJLJU JL������. ���������KJT ������^'* TtavTiT-i JL^XCVJIU W 1\"N v*������ COPYRIGHT, CANADA, 1925 CHAPTER V.���������Costanu^ti Helmi sang as she did everything -else, without \"the' slightest ' trace'\"1 of iself-conscipusuess. She, stood in. sth.e ' doorway with* 'her hands! 'beiaind' hier, I and to. .the ..gray-haired ladies, who lis- tened she seemed like the embodiment of hope and. youth and aspira- -pf6n^������-1������^^ f \"Keep j^oav .-.r-sowiing y when i -you've & . --\"-yy.sy-iy y-i. y # t .^ :c -��������� a-. r massed.\"youry1crops. ��������� \"���������-~- ' r|' Keep on* dancing when theyyfiddle .������ ' stops, V.. f. ������y y Vf .f'Vfflj^'y ' ly | Keen on faithful when the curtain elegance and beauty she felt herself expanding like a Japanese watei flower. Even the sniell of her friend's house was luxurious. Miss Moore's liotise Smelted of soap; clean \"clothes, moth balls, and soup with onions in iC fpleasarit enough, \"too, in. \"its ' cood- anon. coarse way, but the Eoctor'S: VhoMSf^smt-^.^ one word to dsceribe It., ^he had -net-. ti ced ^the ,-/��������� same ? d������eliclqu������4 odor in a sh6r#in'Hersi33gf6a?s\"beforeshe sailed? Jt w&s ofyflpwers... ir&pfainter time, |i ���������iri-cb. lsmeiijiwlthithkll.iaiipalpable hint \" '?���������\"���������-. y-. ' ?\"? - ',\" \"\" \"'���������*\" -, ������ if. I- .Andyy-,ou;31'gefe there in the morn- ing! \"Ke^p on trusting iri the cause*.of .right,, vf ''���������'_ _\" '^\\.. _ \"H}^!'},!...',:,: Keep on loohing to i he dawn. Oi ll'crlit ' ._\"' \" i-ww Keep on fighting tall you've woaa tii|-.^sf. .*��������� ^9 ^Sf| v Hi ,;% ^nif^&tt&^gef'ithefeliialttiW anorn- ing.\" - ^*Slt:rr.*r-*!i; f-^w .>������..'.'.' V-*-i.r -iHelmi's lessons went oaa. She could mvett,*' or \"Would you please wait cgjie mtntua.\" followed bj^ \"Tank you ���������fl^y much.\" \"P/|a civil tongue, Helmi,'' Miss ^[ciore 'had \"told h^i\\ ;\"arfiay not take M>~y. aa far, ns a pretty, face, but it will ii|il|e you alpaig ai safer road.\",V ll^elnii lived for .the days she had ifeaf lessen,. Iri tlae alamosphei-e spi , . . .-^. fjetn |Sufff ered So SKe CbwM Not ||Walk. Restored to Health P 3 by Lydia E. Riikliahi'a r fl i Vegetable Compound v ,S?f 5; Mineaang, Ontario.���������.\"I am ajarac- ^ti^tt^Murfto'and'l\"^ t.ydaa' ��������� ��������� S, Pltikhiim'ftVoKstii'blQ Cotiipound to. ysnflTerJnjf, w.omcn. Fojp. thr.e.o naontUa,. I waa almost hclplesfl naid could not tttl'tit'th&tablti Aottft enough to <4i\"irtk a cup of ton. Many a tamo nayima- liaaaq' carried me tO)..l)c4li;>d wonld^.bo Howeaki Then hq? rend iri tho pnper of a'Woman Butl'ering ,sia!U di^1 \"who got better a/te t? taking thtf Vearetftblo Compound, no lie went and roT- it for me. \\V hen I Jwl, iaKori thvco bottles, I wiih jiiRt lltcoiatithwaVomart ancl have had eplcndJ(1.health ^.Y.c:i,\"flinco.f When I fool any 1>efirhij?-(lown piianB 1 always take it; eometamen alaaalf bottle or whatever I neod. It in my only medicine andIhayo toldnrnny a ono about it, -Any-ono wantiupf to know mora about Lydia K. Paaakham'o Vegetable Coi-npound. I will gladly, write'toi.lier.1. I do all I Vrihi to-.rcc^, ommend it for T feel I owe laiv lifo and HtrenKtlaa >fo\\ it;'',��������� Mw -NBAl* Rowaistt, R'.tl. 1 ( MincBinp:,'Ontario.' Do yon fool broken-down, nervoun, and weak flomct*inaoa? , Boyou havo, than horrid feeling of fiar which eomo- tamen cornea to women when thoy are. not well? Lydia K. rinkham'fi veg- ���������idtaWe Ceaiin^und k.excollent to tako nt'tiacH tt time. ��������� It nlwn'yfl'holpn, \"and if taken reirulorly and , paroistently ���������swill relieve this condition. -! -\" CJ v W?' W. ��������� IT. lflpff of luxury which was so dear to Helj nii's\"- iieart^-^cuiii--days slie rode ih: ,the.v.car}-v^itl^ is the soft gray plush cushions aiid the sparkling glass vase at the sides, which the Doctor kept filled with fat'sli carnationsV- Even the floor��������� <|f the car had* a velvet carpet, and f������, light came on in the roef by merel^ Ipatshjiasg^^.. bija;t|i^nf < &ILej mi jjstried ' ^p ^wSi|e^**|-iiet|es^fiom^%.ti^l^ ii, >flSalCr-i'in!-'%iei'liacrd;'\" WbrRirag^world at ���������hoine^ .with its meagre vocabulary, there vrere no words���������^^ell^jff?. I1^1* magniflcesce. \"There was only one word*to cover it all, and it was Eng- ., Usl*a,.,,?V!ad...if ...sli.e^had,, -^rltten ^ome the ?j^iB*-di^if\\rr^t^^^ it would have .misled people tcj fthank the ���������sarVttad.sustained a bruise ������������������ o% had contract^djyTOimapS. jf p- ; Kefani had to lewn new wo'rd!^, for she was .'experiencing V new % thrills each day. Mrp. St^fJqlm toolc^ her osce a.-wretefc tof-thp Moving Pictures -Theatre, where Hedmi'sat spell-bound and dazzled. From the time sliie en- tbred the enchanted place untijil she came out again Into the sunshines she knew notbting of the real : world. Watching .the pictures she cara������ up the aisle seeing no one, conscious of not^Jtig.f.fitiiwblin^ on- fl-ao step'sViyithou t'knowing there 'was ft. stop, br^that elna.}\"had Vstunabled, followiui^V her CriOhd'vagaioly'to a scat, and -sijting perched on the edge until eowie ln- aMftnant porson behind her told; bor to sit down and let somebody else ;seo, with an impsitlent 'What in tlrebiiriiat. tery with-; youf anywoyT-*; ������������������f'^VV'fV../\"^ Tlio world Helmi cntoraSd tiaa-ough tlio gVCon\"plush' doGi's\", laid hibld on ban* InipVesBtdftablo-\"> yowiie^e-o^ti ;���������-Sa>e saw lovely UuiioB In ta-alllug beaded ���������'���������*lVte>������jb'9yr������-, jftn'S;!^������*|>l*ja^iaK j^wei*^;\" loa^Jug ���������tholi-yolegailt'fhoat^e^^ go-^lth their ���������lbve'rs.'abd' ^ftrt-^ounfe ateno'graivla.' or.y wearing deal coatn and bats thi^y cojild ciap ^n'i'iielrtbeads'and always look juat Kraritl, aml.v/ho married tb?o old'ninn'ti:'Wayward son and saved tbo old man's bualuosa from ruin by llaa- toi'aliiB.at.tho.door-vfben tho bad 3n4n wore plotting, Thon and ihoro Xloiml detonnined. ������he would be a steaib- ���������gcaphor..,,., ;���������, .-.,,. ,vr., .. ���������*. '..- \"* So'metlnaoH when riding on a street oar.Hol-ini, ytVevUl pick out soino weatlici'ibq^tcn old business .mun \"���������.vl'^b wiry beaia'd whoaat flho hollevod mlgljtt b6' her'future employer. It becaa-aie laer dollfchl to -*5lv������ aiy her weait jo nneli, ,-ralber, to thefr dlacomflture. 'f?ile ^eit II:'oTily right that alii^ nhowld pay then** tlila little attentlon. {91'io T.'Qli&rciL firoaJly' uliOUl tlio cc;;��������� tit tlfe.-ae men���������-������o naucli would depend i l?ept a list of words pinned over the sink -%hil'e slip washed dish- s, tuid< Iai betweeta\" \"her jnoments of attending to the leal bulsness of dishwashing she practised her sentences: Tha lady Us beautiful. ^ She hasan felegant coal. J \"Will you go for a drive? Have a chocolate? * ��������� .. I _adore ehocolates: Miss Moore, .who tried to help on the good work of Canadianizing. this young pei'son *>tliofciiad come to our shores, wrote on ber sheet:��������� . \"Honesty is the best policy.\" \" \"Civility .costs nothing.\" . . \"Evil communications corrupt good manners.\" And. these Helani faithfully copied, but they left her cold. Indeed, she told herself in good Canadaan that Miss Mo'ore's sentences wrere dum- be!!s! Further attendance at the* pictures brought home another fundarmental truth���������the lovely lady is always forgiven���������indeed*, she can do no wrong. She may appear to do wrong, but someone else is really to blame. She tound this to be true with, the Boctor and his wife. The Doctor loved her even when s-he scolded him, pleaded with lier when she pouted, laughed at her extravagance though pretending to be horrified, bore with all her moods and rages. Helmi knew it was because she was so beautiful. Everyone said the Doctor's wife was such a lovely lady.' No wonder Helmi now decideq against stenography. She would, be a lovely lady! And tbe words and sentences which appeared on the wall were tinctured; with this resolve. Helani was ^sttuggling with, ihe iesy son o*n the beaver, in the Third Reader. \"He is an amphibious} animal,\" she read, \"living both on the land and> in the water.\" She looked ^.Inquiringly at her teacher, wliom, she knew, without looking- up. Wag regarding hevr in--' tenttyV. '\"'^f :'-}���������\"\"V\" ���������'\"' ~:\";r ' \"\"'\"v '\"'��������� \"Pshaw. HelTjrat;; a girl with eyes like' yourS doesn't need to know about amphibibus'%ninia.is^ Clo'se the boob~tli\"at Sviil ao for toddy. I \"want to talk with you. Xife is adull place anyway���������we have to take; what thrills we can. I get a thrill out of you some way, you - are -so1 young and pro-, ikising. NoWyI am going*to have ia takrtyi5 The -Doctor is going ?E3ast in a week. -I-have' fi-t-ji^piarties -vylien lie is: gone,, because xmy, parties and my friends bore,, him :to tears.; So we, set the dates to suit. Andy besides -his mother, is?coming to, yisit .us- soon, and I. want something new.: You'te the newest thing I kiibWy and. so I want you at my party;\"*; .--���������-.'���������:��������� ; \"I have no clothes,\" bejgan Helmi, '_'for. style party.\" . ' V \"Listen, Helmi, I have*the clothes,, closets full,\" and I know just how to dress you.. You won't need to^talk,' so don't worry over ;your English. You'll be a young Finnish lady visiting Canada, the Prime Minister'** niece, and my friends in Montreal asked me to look after you. ' Ybua- father is a shipping broker, and you are on your way to Vancouver to join blra,* We'll i'obl tliem, and when they are all raving about you, and wanting to dance with'you, in your'deliglitfut broken English yoai will beg tliem to excuso you���������you aa*e so, tired.' YOu will slip upstairs, <;liang6 back into your maid's dress, and come down and help Manda to sor've. Now, come and let me try-on your clothes. You aae going to bo a symphony in green, Holmi���������there's no color so dazzlim* as green. Mauve dreams, red vavos, but green sing.'?. You're to be n winging go'ddesn.\" '������������������.,'���������������������������. Ilolml's eyos were dauclng at the thought oE such a thrilUlg alventuroj nnd when hi <1ip v^pflrvn' of eiirhnnt- ment' upstalrH fti Mrs. St. John's room, tho walls of Which were of pale 'green'?'brocaded satin,, \"tho.-������������������ hangings r? :- ^mighsenea i\\ea men .\" ,*;?���������- *' -* ���������*��������� r1 '- -' ��������� ���������> _ ������������������ ^ki j ^n.^.^. . w^*i ��������� - ������*%i������i _,/-_ .%'��������� ^ i j., bd f - '-.- \"-- ���������\" --* s~ \" ,_v. ' ������j Loya! To the Government fWesterii newspapers are liberal in tfaeir praise of Chief Thunderchlld, -who died on his reserve near Saska- |\"������Q������ a fpw rtavs nirn T-To ���������*������ csrHd fn ��������� r ^.. _-. _ _CT^. ��������� --. ���������.-_ -_ liave been the last of the old-timo Chiefs, and as^suelv. signed., one of the lialf-dozen treaties; \"in^ ?tiie seventies l?y which the red man sua*rendered ftls prairie domain to the advancing Whites. '; Tlnindei'clijald lUu'sfrated liow ffof- - ��������� l * .\". Sr -1- i v tunate ^jCan^d,a lias been in,its relations witii the\"aborigines/ He was-one of the Chiefs who refused* to join, Itiel in the Rebellion of 1885, and remained loyal to the Government with which ho had made a>cpvenant a few 3*;ears earlier. The organization of ���������ftae Northwest Mounted Police in f874 ���������was a wise move by the Canadian ���������Government,- and ihe indians * soori learned the value ot fbe^ force..as a protecting agency for illem? ' ! Crowfoot, the' wise Chief of the Blacla'Coot tribe, out near the foothills, expressed well the view of the enlightened Indian when he slgnert the Blackfoot Treaty in lS77r \"If tbe police bad not come to the country, where would we\" *J11 \"fie nJow ?\" he said. 7Bad men and whiskey were killing us so fast that very few indeed of us would have . been left today. Tho fflH*S @*S-������S . 3 JUICY FRUIT Has .the ~Q ���������Savor p������ fcesb, r������ne aficuitB. ^lt is.vl������en^icayttt too, \"1 \"eSeansiaexaoas^smd\" t^etH,\" ~ toothing the throat and helping digestion. a Kta rauj ssg *? 'fc**1 H*a b***1 ^ II 111 m t U II i 33 ~* i feathers of a-bird-\"protect it-from the frosts of winter.\" ��������� Crowfoot/too, refused, to .loin in. the- rebellion.1 a'rid *he~-welcomed- the railway as -the natural instrument of the whiteJ^race which in tho������ Canadian ^esti'had.ibefriended the natives who iiad to give Way to new conditio ras.-^��������� iToronto Globe. ������������������. Walk worthy'of-the Ijoi*d unto all; pleasing, being fruitful in every good; work.���������Col. i. 10. - - T*rue woa-th is in being, -not seeming; In doing each .day that\" goes 'bj*?, - 1 Some iittlo good, not'in dreaming. Of great things to do by and by. 'w -\" - ������������������A-lice Ca-'-y. Not what we thanlc, but \"what we do. Makes saints of us. ���������Ibad. vvia a>'C*������'ci.;������jc ItV ������lfS: -&^_-'i* -*.-* J.V -ffty.jcjij.^H-jL.o.t'ev.t'c.Mt\" NO MEDICINE LIKE ~ 1 BABY'S Omt TABLET^ Of Underground Vaults In Bank 1/ England Are\"Burglar PSfdfef? Jf\"%% |. Although workmen engaged, foaif the- ;bew underground vaults of the Bjitak |pf England, where all of Great Bri-* |ain's gold reserve will rest, are guarded from5 prying eyes by armed |policem6ra!, sbnie details have leaked ?but regarding what is said to be?the: Iworld/s hardest;3o*b. -.of ���������; safe? cracking.y ��������� Undem eath the pre seni, -.^.a^pdt.,. are |r������oncrete walls yflfty feet deep and jfeeven feet ? bight* inidhes ' thfek. If Somebody with felonious Intentions |were to - tunnel through::- these?-lite Iwould come into a passagepatarolled fby guards -and. isrotected by every Iknown alarm systean around aii four Isides of the treasure. - Once In this passage Wavy\" tbe fei-acksman would have to cut through ^double grills of steel. The next step ^approaching the swag oE several\"hun- |dreds ,;o,f ^anillipns :bf dollars ,:Ln....J[old. fwould-^:*boKfe)\" Vfeiiat \"'throiigH^'d^oil's '$t>f. |solid steel weighing 24 tons_. each. :;Tlais would, te^ce... oxy-ae.etyjejae drills. ^in the hands olr^eipe^is^t?^eiis t tixjpijjik klays, These doors ' can be\"'' swung\" 'With light pa*essure of ono hand, If Ithby arc? open. When they are locked ?lt is different. - . ��������� ��������� For Either the Newborn Babe Of ,r\"^the Growing Child ' I if?.'- ���������%* ^ \"0 }S'������������������������������������iljher^ is no other medicine to eqaaa* Baby'sliK>wn Tablets i'or little ones-^| whether it be for the newborn babf pratheyygrrowing child the Tablets always do good. They are absolutely^ tree from opiates, or other .harmful drugs and the?mother can.;aiwajrs feel ���������safe;in.using;them..f���������.,>?ssa?i? \" 'f'-- , Concerning the Tablets, Mrs. John Arnibur, R.R. 1; Sobtli^ Monaghaj4 Ont., says:���������' all Just'like a fairy story- (To Ho Continued) ';',\"lWt!ier*^'\",',Wbrbi' ,;\"v-'l'bwders'-;'y-Jafo:-'': a prom p t rel i e ������ from the atta c ks o ( worms in clilldi-bn. They are powerful in. their,,ti������l;iojT and,,.\"wbllejcavlng v-ndthlnB*' to? -be deeHardd as arw-di*aii'>.,ox- pellant, have an Invigorating efCect upoai tho youthful system,, remedying fever, biliousness, loss, of-?, appotite, slocplessness, and other'' ailments that follow disorders caaised by worms In tbe stoanach and bowels, f Something To Be Proud Of Britain,.Holds Enviable Place In Long Distance Flying The British record In long-dis- tuncu flying is somothtng to be proult of. Wo hove to our' credit tho hrat conquest of the Atlantic both' by airship' riiad af roplane, the long array of Empire illgiits by Sir Allan Cpbham, and tho magnificent non-atdp attempt to India which synchi-onl/ed with Cohmel Ijlndbergh's Atlantic cross- hag. Yet trt a-groat--extent; because .woarc without, the, flair for self- advertisement which Is a conspicuous possession of some other nation. Britain's reputation abroad l������ tending to become that of ������m indifferent performer In tlio air, and pessimistic critics at home are talkiaag anA .writing an It wo had fallen, Into a posdilon ot hopeless Inferiority. Able To Make Much Longer Non-Sto|a #X. n*\"i?> w? '.\"*?. ���������v?^,M$ts I It^aetoiy-m^^V^injgs have eclipsed the feathered species. l^ndbergh'si aaon-stop flight was 3.610 miles. Th������ distance llowu by Ohamberlln ant?l Lev Ine Is estimated^ from 3,900 lo 4������- -100 miles. The longest non-stbjp flight's of \"birds \"itiavo^\"'been \" iboso of Alaskan plovers froan tlae Aleutian Islands to ,1-la-waii,-a distance at\\,-2,- ���������100 .Tbiles. and.; the\" ariiatial wig rations of golden plbvera from Newfoundland and Nova Scotia to the Leowarn -Islands and the northeastern coast of Soaath America, a distance ol' 1,700 to 2,200 snlles. ,,,\",.* It takes a good artist or a good actor to draw a good house. ; Diarrhoea Summer Complaint M m$s*> mm ������������������������*���������������������������������*������*���������* ,4 * m. ***>**. rtc AiLwnr^ usu^ \" ���������\" ?-.,.:.,/��������� ���������������������������. e . *>������^pJJt'tr|.L.|-bU, , -.E:.*HfX-',Of?:,' ���������������IHAWBEK5t'- **mmir hAld may lb I tiff Mko lhal.\" llmsband; Well, humk Uio Loral, aiie car It finally paid far- Wife:* I������m*l. It aplendld! Now w ft can tua*n It in on. a new ooo, Mlnard'a brut sea. Llnlm������nt for cuta and . Mr. T. V. UcGt Alta., wntiwi!���������'������������������ Over . . ���������w.. my mother med t������nrl������������ u������ t)r. TfomAmt'm KxUaotoif Wild Strawl>������rary iot di������rrh������t% atid/nunnacr coaxipkint. All through tha yearn san<3������ tliion when troubled with iu������ oxoimkiJvo looaenaww of the bowels' I liavw boern ������c<3UBfeomrtecl to t������1c������'������' f*w doa)������n of ths aame old, reliable remedy and *%������������������ el-svayu ������et Acca git a' Cstatks^l '.ut������ Thin -v������ln������b1������ .pt-dpftMLtion him b������ ^., ,.'i.������,-'������. t. #:.... a |.,\"������, ,. i....���������������#������ ,,., .��������������������������� . , ��������� UV up only by The T. MiLburu Co., I iiniuKJi, 1 o>rottlo4 Oni, THE. CBBSS'OB ISSYEEW O^Siienfors an w HE ajagaaaaLH I'flSlEBfM I g m a*ft|������6l-&g������# B Away with dull care for a day ! Come to the monster CO-OPERATIVE PICNIC STA&TING at ELEVEN O'CLOCK Sheep?���������Yearling- ewes. I^eiceafceara and J&erinos. cars supply farocts one to 100. Also three good bucks. F. H. !>--,_��������������������� . * Wednesday's rain is very much to the liking cs forestry officials. Up to mm mmmvmmmn wise������ ! i \"W. the iTiiduSe of the I Away back In the late sixties thousands of acres of British Colombia's timber were sold for one cent per acre, which looked like a fair price���������then. Today similar timber Is worth from -$1������0 to $2������0 per acre, so tremendously has timber\" appreciated in value within th������ scope of an average lifetime* What the yonng growth of today will be worth 60 years from now is beyond computation if it is protected from fire and allowed to reach maturity. The moral is obvipus. f P>B^w@B*f������ 4Fot*w&$'Fli>*mmW HAMS BRITISH COLUMBIA FOREST SERVICE H* Lm* i?OB/^/SOr\\f ������J4FtFHGTGft A &OUOITOR NOTM99Y PUBLIC* Imperial Bank Bldg. C#?^STOAf W M. M. W%' * ensiles! I havo just opened ont a new. to������!:. A!! the latest chad en. Prices 50c, 85c. and $1. A now range of Bow Ties at 35o.. or three for n dollar. xr Local and Personal Fob, Sale���������Light wagon, *25; also Kitchen Queen cookstove, JB15. Pochin ranch, Canyon. Geo. Jackel of Wyelifffo is here at present on n visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ireland. Mra. McKenna of Waldo is a Creston visitor thin week, a guest of Mr. and Mam Burner. ��������� Cow Fok SAI.K���������Grade Durham, 8 woam old, ju������t freshened. tBO.' John Sherwood, Oreston. SiJAijKns���������For pnle, about 24 dozen seniors, aU sixes and in good condition. Mra. W, Fisher. Oreston. bwt? as SiPes of &l\\ softs reported, as coxnpaared with almost 200 up to the same date in J926. Mr. and. Mrs. Chas. Davis, customs officer at Kykrris (Porthili). were in town on Monday, Along with Chas. Rvtsert they had fust retasmed frons a very enjoyable week's mctor vacation at Banff and Lake libuise. . Trinity . United Church Sunday schobi was favored with ideal.weather for the annual picnic on Tuesday afternoon and the attends nee was in the neighborhood of 2Q0. It was held at the second bend of Goat River. ii.. S. jaacCi^eatti,' loea* reprcseiitati ve of the Imperial Oil Company, has been notified that the Crcstoa-s a^smcy leads them all in the Kootenay-Boun- dary coaratry, including Reve'.stoke, in' the sale of luforicatinaz oil for June. He stood first tn April also. The worst windstorm in years blew at|alt points in the Valley for a couple of hours on Taaiesday nipht and some estimate that the quantity of apples and pears blown tttawai by the gaie will accoaant for a decreaefe of^t least ^ per cent, in the 1927 crop. Miss A= K. tTori* oaf Fernie has tseess secured to replace Miss Hardy as teacher of Division 5 of Oreston public school. She has had previous experi- en'cc������ as well ais having just .completed a couase in Toronto, epecialazangr in primarv work. Her work as teacher Is commended by Snap. Manning. Chas. Wilkinson of the Canadian Forestry. Association, was in Creator, on Tuesday, returning from his amoving picture-lecture tour of Bust Koote* nfty points. He took some moving* pictures here, of .the orchards as well as . the O. O. RodRore box factory, which he will use on the screen next year. From here he Roes into tho Slocan, and winds up in the. Cariboo country lato in October* Oreston nnd district is using at least 700 Rations of gasoline a day this sum-, mer fnam the Imperial Oil Company alone. About three weeks ago Mana- ap:er McCreath took delivery of 14,000 gallons, and on Tuesday another cargo of 6000, galtono wars pumped into tho big bank. This is bulk gas only, Besides this there is ihe buuihk u* Case gas whioh runs to SBOOOggallons each month this time of yean. s 3. mm H JL** ^Lmam # >^2 -finf West Creston will be favored on Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock with Anglican Church worship. Chicickn Whibat Font SAMC���������Half- ncre of-It, cut ind stooked. jnst right for pnciltryman. nnmilrra at. Review Office. Kdgar Bennny In a hospital pntient stt Omnbroo!s at prceont. He Is laid, up with blood poisoning in one of his legs. The town flag Is flying at hnlf-maaBt, out of rewpoct for Premier Oliver, word of whose death reached Oreston marly Thursday morning. The new shooting regulations provide ������������������������- lin- deer H������*������������t������i>ii)i to ti|i������ni on September let, which Ib two weeks ourliurjthan In other years. CHIROPRACTIC haa made a romarkablo record in the oairo of chronic diae&BOB, whioh havo been the oonupiouoaia fnilnrea of other methodn o\\? treatment. The most brilliant auoocaaeo of Ohiropraotio, however. Are in ndiuating: for nouto dtaorderra, for in these the reoaip oa-fttivo poworo havo not boon woulcneil by long illneos and tho resulta aro almost always prompt and cerfcctii.. 0_^ ^u ^^t amWSmmm*^S%Sm9sWm% tl JSM tL* m J\\m ifflg'TTlJM IT^Jrfy fl**WW ffrntfr^ %^������Tw&W%%^m7l^r&mfl%%Hjfi If %*W������jW Hans tks muss ������f dltsats rsmovtd ������3e 2.% Psret- \"Yeas* U'elweaTftiiy stest terra eossmsnoinK - SeptessrsbaR. We ht>v������ an OKoelleht Staff of Teaohers, and students attending this class are assured of escellenf- tuition. The fees are $10.00 per ^;onth, payable in advance. Applications should be mailed to the Secretary, F. \"W. BUBGBSS. Se������r������tsry. If, -������������������������ HW������J\"B If* \"���������%?*���������% -���������m.nmmam.sws'l, THI: JKBT EPfPEB 3US1HES3 C0LLE8E !?i BOTS9 Wimm IIMDIVI^U SQ17NP qdMMBBOIAIi TBAimN������ I3f Shorthand. 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