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[The News]; [The Weekly News]
BC Historical Newspapers
The Cumberland News was published in Cumberland, in the Comox Valley region of Vancouver Island, and ran from April 1899 to July 1916. Published by Walter Birnie Anderson, the News served the communities of Cumberland, Courtenay, and Comox Valley, and was eventually absorbed by another Cumberland-based paper, the Islander.
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i( p A A Journal Devoted Especially, to the Interests of Comox District. The News, Eighteenth Year, CUMBERLAND B.-.C., TUESDAY, OCT. 25, 1910 "_jBr THE BIG STORE ������t^rt^rt^^t������^>t*������t^,^^������^>/^^_r^^a mam *t\_* an*^imm*m^m^ii^tm*taen^ Rubbers Rubbers nituttuumiutiRtHnm amiwuiittanmuittaiantmuuiutmuiumutimJii iiuittu B Sfyi? Stglft Etes at Stgljt $rto. s We bought before the recent advance in Rubber. 1 (@\xt Btntk xb i (Eompl-eti? In every size, and we fit every style of Shoe. Sutter Statu From light to heaviest weight, and m from short to hip length. I J CALL AND LET US FIT YOU 1 jjEt-itnniwM^ DONT FORGET! We want your grocery order. All we ask is for you to give us a trial order and we will guarantee satisfaction. Simon Leiser & Co., Ltd. Dunsmuir Ave., Cumberland* *m*i^*-m*irS*m-mtVm***.**ia MAROCCHI BROS GROCERS 8c BAKERS AND PROPRIETORS OF CUMBERLAND BOTTLING WORKS Agents for Pilsener Brewing Company's BEER Wholesale Dealers iu all Kinds of Wines and Liquors. SECOND STREET i-j*t-*n**^*wemam*m^t*a^ Young Men's Club Organized. On Thursday eveuing last some youug men, composed principally of the members of the Adult Bible Class of Grace Methodist Church, met at the residence of Dr Gillespie for tho purpose ol organizing a reading snd literary club, u til tiring the schoolroom Attached to the Methodist church for it reading room, It is expect ed tbat this room will be be fur- ���������uished with different magazines r.V.t! "���������,! *V" 'i'**-'* rt*i*n*������r*. *wht������r* Iht yoiwii men rnn -'������������������(Mid ;. rj..,<*t and iustvuetive hour. Iu the lower room different games will be furnished, such as draughts, chetit., tionivt-toca, cv*v., * ������.������.���������.������. - leisure hour can be whiled away in amusement. The following ollicers were elected: Rtv It C Freeman, Hon Ptekiilent', Ik Gilkapie, Prcai* (.enf, Mr T 15 Hanks, Vice-president; LcUnd Mouncc, Secretary, Harrison Forster, Treasurer, Committees wfre also formed in the iniervsta of reading, liter* ary, amusement nit<f toef.if purposes. I������ was Wedded to solicit the Govcruuuut iu securing a travelling library for the use of the members of the Club. A membership fee of ������1.00 to join and 25c per mouth will be eharged. A meeting will be held at the residence ot Mr T E Banks ou Thursday evening, 37th inst., to receive reports of committees. FOR Furniture Wallpaper Mixed Paints ������������������ "Ir ' . . Beds and Bedding, STOVES and RANGES ���������tl- Aih, "������������������ it;.- V , -.11 ��������� \... ��������� ^s. * t l \ JLmmtS 'f ������ *&' ^������V m ������<? N *s~ . 7 ,��������� %%: THE CORNER STORE I %tmmimm^''eemmmimmKmmmmmmmmmmmt*mmmmmmm*^ ouh stock op' I t^aiQcoats, Slieke.t-s, Oil | Clothing, Umbrellas " and^11-" ������ #f*ivaT#aTs*#T'ta*,f^a'H TRY THE The Magnet Gash Store T. E. Bate, Cumberland. Mr GtHirgH T Mitchell, who has beon fnr tho past 10 year* in thu employ of Messrs E 6 Prior tfe Co Ltd,, of this eity, haa bought out tho hnsinoMS of W U Daniels, ttf Cowichan Station. Messrs Prior & Co express great regret at losing Mr Mitcholt, for he has been an uiioigciio mm lititutu. -voi\i\ij)** ,'������������������. a vory iou^ period, 'iim) wmii him, an do his numerous fiionds, all over tlm province, or*������ry mie-vM In his iiuw venture.--Colonist. Mr I* Acton left on Thursday last overland for Nttm-ow liny, un a hunting trip. ��������� ���������" ' ��������� Hurt Steplvctiwn, W M'srrftMd. J N MeLeod and II F Montgom cry left on Saturday for Horne J,ake on a hunting expedition. 0������tar Davit* took tho jsuty down. Mr Frank Parks' hotm. i* qu������r- nntiiicd, ont< ������������f -tlw child run byiu^ ill with setrli'l fft.it. It ia with much regret thut we chronicle tho death of Matilda, wife of our fellow-citizen, Mr. J, P, Watson, which sud event took place on Sunday evening hint ut thu family residence, Maryport Avenuo. The deceased lady'had boon ill for about throe weeks. A husband aud three children nro loft to mourn tho losu of a loving wire and mother. Tho Into Mrs. Watson hits been a resident of this city for a number of year*, and tho Hiitiouncemont of her demise, will bo received with hoitoW by hor many friendo ami acquaint ances. The funeral which took plaee on Tuesday afternoon, wus largely attended, The remains wore laid at iwt in Cumberland cemetery, Uov. I). McGillivray emulating. ��������� *.������ ��������� George McDonald a pioneer of Comox, died nt Vancouver on Monday morning. The Into Mr. McDonald had been ill for a long time, and his death wa* not unexpected, Ills wifo predeceased hitn, onl/������ few weeks ago. TliU is tin. third death iu this family in the short up.en of fifteen mon tlm. Tlio funeral will tako place ou Tiiot-duy afternoon from the (.unity 5,1. .,,... rV.i.mv * *. I t "-. -* - ��������� Uov 11 C i'rwMiiitti's house ww. been ijiiHi'iiiiiiritd through thu ill- nets of their eldest dttugliter with ..������������������rtrh'l fflvt������r. MrClntii������*������ WhyttiV lioui" in also ijii������r������ntiiit'iJ, \l\wir youngest daughter being down with that inalmly, ���������m '"������������������"���������'��������������������������� The public ftclmols are elouetl for (..ne wet<k on aet'ouni ol sear let ft;vor among flu* ptiplls. Tin* I'uioii llotfl wm -etiti-riHl liy t!.������* 1'tirro.nii wiii'tow early on SM'tr.!*v tuortiiitg bv thieven. and in i'h'J'. ffijtl'T f������fi������l rirrnra *.t������->!"fi. Up i<������ tin- prewMit 11.1 iracw of tlm tilM-H'* llHXU blt'll follllil. Fruser tt' Bishop's store at Union Bay was entered oii Sunday morn* ing and goods and money stolon, so we were informed by Mr Fraser. **������ Willie Hay .mm has resigned his position with Ciimpbell.Uros., and expects to leave shortly fur California with Mrs. Hayman, where tliey will spend tlie winter, for tho benefit of Mis. .Dayman's health. I Js noui COJWPliETE. I These having been secured BEFORE the recent great Rubber Boom, should be well worth your early ' inattention. I 1 ~l>immmnk*m~ Cumberland T J. Humphrey's barroom was entered into at Union Bay on Sunday morning, and money stolen, No trace of the thiovos as pt* mmm ���������������������������<������������������- m)*m%mm*mmmmmammmm U. C. Wilson returned to his homo in Victoria on Sunday last. Mrs Sum Calhoun, of Sandwick arrived homo lust wt-elc from an extended visit to hor old home in Ireland, Mrs, Calhoun while away visited Mnwiil largo eitioi* in the United Htute**. Ilev BC Frt'tiinaiiarrived home from Niiiiiiimii un Kridav's boat. .. if.��������� i������ Dr. Kerr, dentin, will lie at Union Buy from Tiii'mIdv, Not, lat, to Satiirilay, Nov, fi. *tr ' ���������ti I YOUR NAME IS GOOD. I <^ &t *o***tymi'%***w\pi****t^ $��������� ANYTHING IN THE - JEWELRY LINE SOLD on SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS Q^m*^gti**J^t*)m^^ STODDART THE JEWELLER. t ti) gkW Next door to the Uoyal Bank of CantnU, Curaborland, & Liyrnxmrniymi������ The postponed Presbyterian Con- phi. and ��������� tuitertaitiMient will tuko placo on Thursday, Nov. Urd. Tho public, school will roopon on Tuesday, Nov, 1. Chicago, Oct. 5.5���������,Tho linnl paiiio of the world's clminptoti ��������� ship baseball was won by Philadelphia on Sunday by a score of 7 runs to 2. Philadelphia is now in possession of the |H)iimint. Complete returns from Satur ��������� day's election at Fern in, show a majority fm* Don. W. 11. Ross, MinitUurof Littids, over .1, W. Bennett. Socialist, of -Wd votes in a total of 14U, This is a falling off in tho total as conipitriid with last year, of H1H votes. Boss rn- t������ived (15 '.Ota more than at th.t general eli'-v-li..!.. an I tm , (Utxrn -Xlutlitttit Tht������ cold weather is now hero to smy, and yon will need a j������'ood warm Minr hii.i ovuvont- to Kt-cji out tho cold, but bffure you pitrdia-'.' (*<ni'<������ in and tiiti our slock of Fit-rites at $20 and $25 And our Overcoats at $12 to $20 Ooat Sweaters ?n Grey. Navy and Brown $2.25, S2.SO Si*.* imr Moipb'S tor mad'' PITKITB. nvt'iji'' 9___99mWmmW-- sewtmm'-i-A. ���������im* mmm*.* w*tmw ������������������������ na ������v >m eeMraiemimm *f*<m * ���������-*������ -** *-������������������*������������������* CAMPILl ,::, \'*.* trntm. THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. Experimenting Cost $100 $1.00 Paid for the Cure Rheumatism Disappeared Whan the Poisons Were Removed Fro.vi the System by DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS ]-'.)i|ii-riii'.i-iits a;.* r-'.in.'l.iinos ueees- .-.uiy ami almo-l alw,.;-. ,*, i*xpi*ns*iv.*. It js u.-ii.'i'Jy ivi-c I , li-: .r.liers ilo the ex- lii'i-irn.-i-.i'iii-.' nn -i pvoiit, hy their e.x- j.i.'H.'iii-.-. \Vli.*i it i- a mutter of roiiuhitinp tin- liver, ki'in-y- and bowels and ili-ivii.;.' nut- '.f tin- sy.-t.Mii the poisons whirl, vim-" rli.*i'tii,iti.-*i!i, backache, luialia'.'.. and ..tiii'i- ]'.a'-its ,'inl afclifs. experience ha.- proven Unit, Dr. Cha.-eV Kidney umi Liver I'ills are tlie most effective' t rent ment uvnil- !lhl-. Tliey are different from ordinary kidney medicine.*- in that, they regulate the liver ami hovels, as well sis the kidneys, ami in this way get at tlio very source cf trouhle. Let others experiment if tliey will. This letter shows what expc1 imenting cost, one man. ami many have had some-whet similar experience. Mr. James Clarke, Maidstone, Sask., writes: "1 hive great pl-a-mre in testifying to the good results I have obtained he tiring l)r. Clmsf'-t Kidney nml l.i ver. Pills. For four years 1 suf- !'.*.*!���������.) from rheumatism in my .shoulders and back and 'could not lift my .-i.Miis- alim-c my head. 1 tried nearly ail the advertised remedies. Lots of them were to he sure cures, hut none of iheni gave me relief. "I was then persuaded to use Dr. Chase's Kidney and Liver I'ills and soon found relief. P.y following up this treatment a thorough cure was brought about and for six months I have he_ii f'-ee from rhoumaUsm. H ! cost me at I'-a-t one hundred dollars lin experimenting before using 'Ur. (Chase's Kidney aud Liver Pills, which cured me at the cost of 25 cents a ;box." | You ran be sure of definite, b.-nefi- jcial results when you use Dr. Cbnse's I Kidney nnd Liver Pills. One pill a idose. 25 cents a box. All dealers, or '��������� Ldnmnson, Bates & Co., Toronto. ! Write for free copy of Dr. Chase's jlvecipes. WESTMINSTER ABBEY. The Origin of the Old Saying, "Robbing Peter to Pay Paul." The Greatest landmark in London ' is doubtless St. Paul's, its massive j outline and lofty towering dome, i whether seen from the busy street or ! the quiet river constitute a chnruc- ( (eristic feature and form a pictuns j which out of countless spectacles and the blur of seemingly endless ! traffic most visitors take away with j them as the predominant impression [ of the greatest city in the world. j It is, however, to Westminster Ah- j bey that the tourist naturally turns j when he desires to see a standing ] embodiment of antiquity and the i prentest of the British Empire. It is ! more than 600 years older than St. I Paul's. Founded in 1065 by the gentle King. Edward the Confessor, it saw in the following year the coronation of Norman William and the establishment of the present royal line. Filled with the tombs of kings and poets, warriors and statesmen;- of prelates and philosophers, it ap- "���������-^T!'.'.-*l'-:l''.*.'''-ii-..v-y^ '������������������'f.->.*M'i'.'.M:i-'l _j-_ti������_M- VI -TV ���������\������,-;-*X '���������***;-��������� TO' -*������������������������ '���������T.'.-L*1'i * ���������UM _������W___i__w____li_1 ROYAL YEAST CAKES MOST PERFECT MADE We know and users of Royal Yeast Cakes know that these are the best goods of the kind in the World. Bread made with Royal Yeast will keep moist and fresh longer than that made with any other. Do not experiment���������there is no other "just as good." E. W 0IIXK7T OO. LTD. Toronto, C nt. * Winnipeg; Awarded highest honore at all Expositions. No.SBS__f������^ Montreal1 MADE IN CANADA Our Language "He rendered his part of the pro- gramme, well," lie said to his partner at the musical. "Hush! He might overhear you. He's a pork packer," she whispered.��������� Buffalo Express. BABY'S TERRIBLE ECZEMA Hands Tied to Prevent Scratching. Five Doctors Failed to Relieve, but Zam-Buk Worked a Cure. Mrs. Slias. Loverc, of Prescott, Nortli Channel, Out., tells how Zam- Buk curwl her baby. She says: "My baby's head and face was one com- ,'ilAv. mass of sores. The itching and irritation were fearful, and the little one's plight was so serious that, atone time,'we.feared lier ears would be eaten off by the disease. "We had to keep her bands tied for days to prevent her rubbing and "scratching the sores. - Doctor after ' BTOrfn^wratT'^ had five doctors. They all agreed it was a frightful case of eczema, but none of them did nuy permanent good. "As a.last resource we were advised to try Zam-Buk. The first box did so much good that we felt sure we were at last working in the right direction. We persevered Witli the treatment until we had used thirteen bows, and at tin.* end of that time 1 am glad to say Zam-Buk had effected a. complete cure." Mrs. Holmes, of 1.0 Guise street, Hamilton, is quite as eloquent, in her praise, She says-.--"Zam-Buk cured my hoy of boils' and eruptions* when lie wus so bad that lie had been unable to mix with other children, Ziim-lluk is. a wonderful preparation, anil mothers throughout the land should always keep it handy." For eczema, eruptions, nitfhcs, tetter,* ringworm, and similar skin diseases, Zam-Huk is without, equal. It. also cures cuts, burns, scalds, piles, iilisees.-es, chronic sores, blood poisoning, etc. All druggist, and Hloros at 6(1 cents a hox, or pot free for price from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. Refuse i in it m The Druggist's Mistake ! . (Rushing, from the cashier's desk.) | "Here, boy, run round to Mrs. Bunker's. I've made a blunder. Be; quick." '��������� Boy (hesitating)���������Yes, sir. Mor-; phine or arsenic? ' "No. She sent for 10 cents' worth of one cent stamps, and I sent her ten two's. Skip." How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bc cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all 1 business transactions, and financially j able to carry out any obligations made by his lirm. i * Walding, Kinnan & Marvin. j Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. i Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern- i ally; acting directly upon the hlood land mucous surfaces of the system. r-Test.inoi.ia.ls^sent-������j-efi,_^riieJ_2M_B������������ i bottle. Sold by all druggists. ! Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. For Ladies Only - - \ Has His Own Value l-.i.l.v (annoyed by the constant yell-1 Get to the deeper siunifieance of a peals alike to the memory and the | ing of baby)���������Poor little dear! Is it man, and you will understand that he imagination and arouses an interest | a hoy or a girl? . j,_ -himself and has his own value, that goes on increasing with the flow j Mother (delighted at thc attention; Let him leave his task undone, his of time. j���������A hoy. nord unsaid, and undone and unsaid Yet (says a writer in The Wash- j Lady���������Well, perhaps you ivouldn't tbey will for ever remain. This is the ingfcort Post), of the hundreds of j mind getting out at the next station, proud thought that inspires a famous thousands of foreigners who visit j What's he doing in a ladies' compart- passage in George Elliot's "Strncli- Westminster Abbey annually, it is-; men, anyhow?���������London Sketch. ! viiiius": safe to say that but an infinitesimal j j Nnlilo: What, were God at fault for minority is aware of the proper style I Comfort for the Dyspeptic���������There is ; violins, thous absent? and title of the venerable pile. Nor < no nilment so harassing and exhaust- Stradivarius: Yes! God were at is this strange, for the British people j ���������������������������������������������? ������������������������������������-��������� dyspepsia, which arises from fault for violins. v A man doesn't mind being bossed liy his wife it he isn't. Shi/ohs Gure Two of Them Towne���������My wife's nerves are s peculiar things. She always wor when she's having a dress made as if Browne (interrupting)���������Huh! wife only seems to worry when isn't having one made.���������(.'nth Standard and Times. uoh riesl just. My! sbe: olie Miiiard's Liniment Co., Limited. Dear .Sirs,���������I had a Bleeding Tumor on my face for a long time and tried a number of remedie.i -without, any good results. I. was advised to try MINARD'S LINIMENT, and after using several bottles it made a complete cure, and it. healed all up ami disappeared altogether. DAVID HENDERSON. Belleisle Station, Kings Co., N.B., Sept, 11, 1904. Another Run For the Panic "Does your boy make hi.-, own spend ing money?" "Nol any more." quicklyHtopH coughi.7curci*eoluV,, hca.ii "Why not?" the throat und lungs, 25 coiiisi, "He had ii hole in the baseball fence Hint he rented to llie other hoys, hut, siuee Hie team has been losing be hnsii'i been nhlc lo iiuike it pay very, well."-- .St. Louis I'ost-Disputcli, SOFT, WHITE HANDS Gulling Randy dopes (at tile ti'lepllOIII'V-Hello, Mary, I just railed you up lo sny thai n.-. Minn us I gel home I'm going to diseliiii'..'.* Hint ei.iok. She's tin good, j Mis. Jones All rigid, John, Ily the; ��������� vny, .Mop ,ii ���������.ioe .Imu sinie coming, May bn O-.tnined in One Night. i lionie ,*oj,| e, i ..ni);.. ariiji-,-), ,*,o������i.. liijj. ' J.')..* f>ri-t,i)<yi)iji ih/. bam)* ������* we)) ds 1.1.ni ,.ii,l ,i p... I.,;., of e.iMit pi,i ���������!'���������!���������. , I'm ��������� pr* *, * n t ing i.*dn.*-*-, i*oughn..>-, and I haw pl.-niy of lint and splints.---Si. !chapping ami imparling Dial velvety .I'lilll |)i:-paleli. soflues*-. Ililli'll desired by Women ('llll-! ,.'Ul.l N.,ip and n,.,*i led by Culieiipi "I dmi'i Iik,. p. .*���������>���������* n woman play 'Ointment, is believed to be Hiipciiui" for money," .-aid Hn* budge whist : lo all oilier -kin simps, For thn.-c ivlm iieiid. "ork in cno-ovo liipii.U, or in neem . "Vuu .|...i'i ' Why do you go lo (ho : pitli.uis which tend tn injure tlm theiilre Lien:-" *i. n'.n.,',s<,i| .Mii:iii, hand*., it is invaluable. Due Night. Trellll|.e||(,~ ItllHie (Illd V.ry iiiiiiiy, p. roii die niimially --'eik the hands mi reiiring in a slning, from eh..|. ia aid l;iu lied kiiii in.'r Imt, enaiuy lather of .'uticiirii Snip. i*i.iii|i!,ii'i! , vli., i".;'hi have l.e ii Dry an.I nnnint freely with CiiHeiini saved :f piop.i i lis im I l.e, i* Ointment. U'enr during the liiulil old ] ll-ii-d ll i.ll'i.-|... d d-. in.I delay ill ...I'll. I"-" glove-., to protect the clothing ing a I*, nl,- i,\ In .1 ll i\..||..������i/ . from Main. For red, rough, nud chap. Dysentery < ,.r.lin(. ll ran be im*. ni 'ed hntuls, dry, li-Mired, iteliiug, fev. sninll eo'-i at anv drug sioie oi general 'I'i'b palms, and shnpelos*. nails willr li.nl.iV, ,ii���������| ,i' ,i,i! ,.:.'-! I ii*,i,-t' Ih '..infill liliiml' ends, this ti'i-iilmelll is for.- a .I.I.-I..I- ,.,-iu I.** enlled. ! most el'feelive, | "I -upi-.e.," I,, eau th ��������� i".pii'iiig The Real Thing I Mlllme I vi i|,n* . leer'iee y ���������*P1,t |',. "WllV did I'ltllel tliril llolVH yoilllg ' v.. id:!* iii ll i i ,n' ,f N ���������.. Itamp-hii*,, Big" iid'-''' i- in the "il:-" "(ih, At,, hnd n bet*,--* offer." 'I'he hati\e i-i'gar.i.'.l In* >!iii|itig "Why, In- hns twenty lli.,ii*.n.nd u hhid. of hi- -.".Hi,* lellectivety, .Velll'." I I.-ei.no ii I;-. o. llll ei I, v .!'->. lie . i, i i ,, i,,n ii..,. i ,....,, ! , ,.-,,., ,', '": ' '��������� ' ' ' " A" "I' f' 1"* '.(He,* t.oe ..( |, life io.imm.',. Hint i "ei t in,., out ..f p." -YnulliV eoinpiiiiy',".-l,iiuisvill.. ('mnn-r-.l..in��������� Coinpmiioii, ��������� mil, f No better cigarette the world over than Quite a Chunky Fish Angler, (who is telling his big fish story)��������� "What weight was he? Well, they hadn't right weights at the inn, but he weighed exactly a flatiron, two eggs and a bit of soap!"���������Punch. Corns cause much suffering, but Hollo way's Corn Cure offers a speedy, sure, and satisfactory relief. themselves have in the long lapse' of i defective action of the stomach and ages and in the vicissitudes which i Uvei; and the victim of it, is to be The wise sheep will dodge the shearing, and will not rely solely on the pitied. Yet he can find ready relief in Parmelee's Vegetable Pills, a prepara-; tion that bas established itself by; years of effective use. These are pills ; that are widely advertised as the, greatest ever compounded, but not one : of them can rank ui value with i Parmelee's. I banditti that used to be there. "What a romantic place to be held up in!" exclaimed the 'maiden. Then lie held her up. ' Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc. the ages have brought ceased to remember it. The late Dean Stanley, who loved the glorious old church with a great love, once remarked that there are probably but few Englishmen who care to be reminded that the full title of Westminster Abbey is the "Collegiate Church, or Abbey of St. Peter." " Stanley also adopted the opinion generally held that the proverb "Robbing Peter to pay. Paul" took its origin from the diversion of certain of the abbey estates about 1550 from their original purpose to the benefit of the old St. Paul's. This view may, however, reasonably be doubted, for the saying "Crucifying Paul to redeem Peter" is traeenhle as far back as the twelfth century, and the phrase "Robbing St. Peter to clothe St. Paul" is found in 1515, and a IsiWilar locution~-occurs���������in���������"early- French. The form of the expression now in vogue was solidified and rendered current by the agitation started in Red. Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes the city of London proper, as distinct j Relieved by Murine Eye Remedy from the city of Westminster, where ! Try Murine for your Kyo Troubles the abbev stands ��������� that the great I You will like Murine. It Soothes Earl of Chatham should be buried l50*1- nt Your Drue-gists. Write for Eye in St. Paul's. To deprive the abbey, > R"9^Free. ��������� Murine Eye Remedy in favor of its younger rival, of the ' C(,)-. Toronto. ? distinction of enshrining the remains j " of the greatest statesman that in her I duvnni'e Depravity rough island story, England has pro- ! Tommy���������I'd like to have you come dueed would be to rob Peter to pay jiin' join our Sunday school class, Paul with a vengeance, and the ! Little Clarence���������I don't know about taunt was so freely bandied about i po ing to Sunday sehool. I mil not | that the peculiar form of verbiage jsure tbnt T believe iu the immortality has ever since had an abiding place^f J.ho soul in the English language. iv........ lf my hand slacked, I should rob tempering of the wind.���������Puck:" God, since He alone is fullest good, Leaving a blank instead of violins. He could not make Antonio Stradivari's violins Without Antonio. ���������Great Thoughts. Shiloh's Gure Quickly steps coughs, cures colds, heals tb* tbroat anil lungs. - ��������� 25 cents. The Quality of Mercy See the woman. Whv is the woman's Mr." Pashay���������Would you like for your husband to see your dairy, Mrs. Waggs? Mrs. Waggs (of Reno)���������That would They were autoing through a deep bat! trimmed' with a "nestful of, little, . . - , ., . . wood, and he had told her of the birdlings with the mother bird brood- - d.pend upon whef.ier it was before or The story is told of an Irishman who, while walking with his friend, passed a jewellery store where there were a lot of precious stones in the miidQ,K,-_l_AVQj,ilil_vou not like to have your pick?" asked Pat. "Not me picTC hut me shovel," said Mike. ing them? It is because the woman is merciful. The woman wished to trim her bat with the mother bird alon rather than to leave- thc after our marriage. The Best Liver Pill.���������The action of but i t-he liver ���������is easily disarranged. A birdlings ! sudden chill, undue exposure to the starve she'trii.inied'it witli the whole j elements, over-indulgence in some fav- family , i orite food, excess -m drinking, are a ' Must it not feel lovely to be merci- ���������.���������" ��������������� ^ enures. But whatever may ful like that? he the cause, Parmelee s Vegetable Pills can be relied upon as the best corrective that can be taken. They are the lending liver pills and they have no superiors among such prepar- Then There Was a Hush "It's easy to see," said Mr^Blowem, "which side of tbT"hous"crtrie~l)oy~gets' his temper from." "And also' easy," replied Mrs. Blow- em, "(o see where he ges his inability, to control it." Then She Understood Birdie McGinnU (to her best young man)���������Did you meet father last night as you were going out? "No, We were both goinc in the ���������o-.ni" direction, only I was about two feet abend," a tions. The wise young man prices the ring before he speaks. ~ Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere "The wen therms very trying for everybody," sniil the physician. _ "Yes," replied the "man , waiting. "When the sun doesn't shine my wife bus the blues; when it does she says. is fades the carpet." Queen Mother's Kindness. Lord Tennyson, the late poet laureate, used to relate a story showing the tliou'-'htfuliv'ss of Queen Alexandra. It wns on the occasion of n voyage with Mr. Gladstone, and many distinguished people were on hoard, Tennyson, as related by a friend of his, read, "The Grandmother" on board because the Princess of Wales asked for it, "I rend it," said Tonny- son "in n cabin on deck. The princess sat close to me at one side and a young lady whom I didn't know on the other, The wind came through an open window, and the princess whispered, 'Put on your hat'; but I said I ought, if possible, to make myself balder than ever before so many royalties, She said again. 'Oh, put it on!' so I did, and I heard (if. terwnrds that tho King of Denmark's court fool, who wns in the lidcl.trround (they really kept a court, fool), rn* marked 'He mny bn lmiroiite, but he has not, learned court manners.' When I wiih done the Indjc.-i praised ���������iii; uud 1 patted the unknown one nn (.lie bnck by way of reply, nnd presently I found that sho was thu KiiipreH*. of Russia," "Hnd you any talk with the CznrH" "Hardly any. Ho said he couldn't speak Knirlish, Perhaps he was disgusted nt my patting his wife on Ihn buck. His hewl was up in the eiibin ceiling us he walked about below." Gypsy Wordltu- Language. To (-oiiimiinii-'nto with one another, gypsies now uho letters -nnd they uso thi. tuii.''nil ih, too, when ueeess'iiry- pspoi-iiiliy In thin Tommy���������Why, durn yer hide, yon don't have to believe in the immortality of the soul!���������Chicago Tribune. 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I ne piiUi-rnu muy lm formed of xtieks or ������t<iiiw or sen*-,-*, jihieed cross fashion nt thn jinrtlm* ot rnnda in avoh innntwr thai only a jtytisj' would instnntly notiee and uu. diitnland. To him it -ii<vi-i* much; ll*st -"il III! -Un; 'i.i.-t mm L,vm.ti iij Jtomniiy pK"<.m**������**mrs, Birth Tuxes In England. The reitrn nf Henry VIM. uhniihl hnve been n trond one for the hnr'n-rs. Men were then taxed for tvi-iiriii-jf l..iirl". and 'be t������v ii"i* i-nidimi.-d aernrdinv to the nodal niMiirtiiii' nf the wearer. A tbt'tUt nt Cnntcrliiiry paid three shilling-* an.) (-mrpi-iN-.. for tho privilege of wearing whiskem. Queen I-1ii-.Mbt.th wnn even rrmr,. Htrintrent. Hhe dcm-cii ������ tax 4ln eery tii'iin. of ov-r two week/ growth. At one time there was a tax levied nn liiitli*. * Atdtttti nud* |���������.ma i..l.i.,t. rt. The child of n di,):.* ,;yt. Uu futher 1160 iti um, while tlm tux wan only two ���������hiHinp't on the child of n ���������.'..nirtioner. 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A COPY OF THIS TICTURE IS ON VIEW AT THE PUBLICATION OFFIOE OF THIS PAPER AND CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE EDITOR FOR THE SAME PRICE, 25 CENTS. i\> THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. hen We Must A COUNTRY correspondent, -who liver, six miles from a railway and three from tba nearest gro- oery, haa a lamentable tale to tell: "We are not. strlctiy speaking, vegetarians, but we agree with you that It ia not wholesome to eat too much meat. Moreover, unless we are content to have salt pork for dinner three times a week, ���we must go meatless many times tn the ���winter. Heavy storms block the roads rand hinder ths butcher from making his rounds twice weekly. Then, again, we like vegetables. Our potato bin Is well filled and lasts us until late ln the Ip-ring. We have turnips and beets and tabbage. But we get tired of all three! We used to vary them by 'canned goods,' and very much to our satisfaction. For the last two years we have heard so many dreadful things about these same canned things that we have, U my old Scotch grandmother used to ���ay, 'Ta'en a scunner against them.' We feel the lack of them more than i' can tell. We miss the nice corn puddings and the string beans and tomatoes and asparagus we used to buy by the dozen cans and set ln goodly order upon our storeroom shelves ln tho fall to draw upon during the long winter. Can you help us to a substitute for the banished provisions, or tell us lf all these things ought really and truly to be classed as 'embalmed foods'?" , M. S3. 8, (Pinehurst, Ulster county, It is not surprising that you should bave been set against preserved foods by the revelations of the last few years. I confess to the same dread In my own Base. The able chemical experts who are iritid enough to aid and abet me ln the Investigations I hare made along the line of adulteration and chemical treat- dent of meats, vegetables and fruits bave supplied the, ln days now, I would _-faln.hop��,.gone.by,-wlth.staEtUng.anftlya_, process of heating has been found sufficient to guard them against decomposition, we have not yet detected ln cans of this Invaluable vegetable any traot) of mineral preservatives. We have used canned tomatoes freely and fearlessly throughout the embargo period. Not one cook ln twenty prepares canned foods properly for the tnble. To this ignoranoe or carelessness ls due a large proportion of the suspicion with which the "tinned stuffs," as they are called In England, are regarded by thousands of caterers and eaters. At their best, they were but an Indifferent substitute for fresh fruits, vegetables, meats and flsh. So much the more reason why we should bestow Intelligent care upon them, restoring to them, as far am possible, the flavor and nutritive properties of their former estate. AN INVAEIABLE BTJXB To begin with���and to this dlctutn there ls no exception���the contents of can or glass Jar should be turned out into another vessel five or six hours before it is to be cooked or eaten. Tomatoes, corn, beans, peaches, plums, spinach, and especially green peas, should, one and all, be aired to get irtd of the "close" taste Imparted by cooling ln hermetically sealed cans. It may not be unwholesome; lt Is undeniably unpleasant. If I lay stress upon the necessity that green peas should ba aerated, lt ls because they suffer more from the long stages of alrlessness than less delicate edibles. The slight smoky flavor of canned French or American canned peas ls ,. commonly accepted as Inseparable from them when they have been artificially preserved. We all know it; and most of us submit to it. Some dislike lt so heartily that they never X \ ?��- *f-��c. SmZ uA- yuu will have corn somewhat ramam* Ming ln sweetness the original rr-tleta*. A corn pudding eaten as a vegetable) ts a whnleaome variety tn a winter menu. After preparing tt a* for stewing, take from the fire, stir tn twn beaten eggs and a teaspoonful of flour rolled In cornstarch. Bake, covered, foe. twenty minutes, then brown. Succotash made of corn and lima beans that wero canned separately ls far superior to the canned succotash sold by the grocer. Treat the corn as if It were, to be cooked alone; air the beans and soak ln cold water for two hours. Put them over the tire ln hot salted water, bring to a boll, drain and add to taal corn, which ls simmering ln another vessel, seasoned as for stewing." Heat the- 'two together not more than av* minute** FBOM THE LEFT-OVERS The reserved liquor may be made tot* soup or Into tomato aspic, which, witli a few leaves of lettuce, will supply you with a dullcleus salad. Half a dozer* cans of ^tomatoes may be bought, for 80 cents.Vj.You may put both these dishes upon your table for 25 cents. Or, If you have scraps of any kind ot meat ln the rerfrlgerator, drain the tomatoes, chop the meat and mix with a cupful of boiled rice arid the drained tomatoes.' Moisten wtth a little stock or a left-over of gravy and bake as you would scalloped tomatoes. Tou hava then a soup and a meat, dish. This, too, may be done for 25 cents. In both these cases the excellence et the dishes depends upon seasoning mainly. Do not think it beneath your dignity to study effects of combination* and of flavoring in cookery. It la by these meane that you may obtain the. best results from unpromising maie- rlals. ���sb of divers natural products designed tor the consumption, and presumably the nourishment, of human beings���so ���startling ln some Instances that I have ���truck canned meats and a majority of canned fruits and vegetables from my list of household commodities. Hence the return to the practice of, twenty-odd years ago, of putting up our own preserves and pickles and canning all manner of eatables for winter use. , PROTECTIVE MEASURES ' Now, or so I am credibly Informed by those who claim to bt qualified to speak with authority upon the subject, the pure-food law has so far reformed the sbuies of which we have spoken that It Is quite safe to partake of "canned goods" that have been put up since the passage of that law. If artificial means ���the use of chemicals Intended to prevent fermentation���are resorted to In the preparation of such foods for the market, the manufacturer Incurs the danger of a heavy fine If he neglect to state the fact In the label upon the can or jar containing the vegetable or animal substance, Thla protective measure ts an unspeakable boon to tho housemother who does not live near enough to oity or town market to obtain the fresh vegetables and fruits that are brought from ths Bouth and defy ths tnterdlot of winter. Before we talk of tht proper use of canned foods, let me remark, with emphasis and gratitude, that T have excepted tomntoes from the linn placed upon other artificially preserved vegetables, Perhaps because the slmplo IS "Tbe average cook merely dumps the contents into a saucepan." "Let canned vegetables air in u eool place." eat canned peas. If the contents of the can be poured into a colander, the 1'quor in which the peas have been kept thrown away and the peas put into an open bowl of iced water and left there for two or three hourB, then cooked in the usual way, there will be no taste or smell of the "smoke." Keep the water cold, changing once for fresh. The average cook will hardly "take the trouble" to obey directions so simple, and which Involve little loss of time or toll. Tho independent housemother who "does her own work" will be thankful for ths hint. Tneat lima beans and asparagus to the bath of coid water. The liquor In which they have lain for weeks and months was devitalised by boiling, and lt holds the undesirable raw essence of the esculent Never cook a vegetable in the water tn which It w.\s canned. Tomatoes and spinach are preserved ln their native Juices, They are, therefore, exceptions to the rule. While lt Is not practicable to drain from corn the milk that exudes In canning, lt Is well to pour away the thinner ll.*iilrt, Give the contents of the can a slight shake ln ths colander to rid them of ths watery part of the liquor; let tti**���i air for several hours In a conl place (not the Icebox); put over the ftro ln the Inner ven-tei or a double boiler, and ' when they have cooked ten minutes add half a cupful of hot mtlk Into which you have stirred a tablespoonful of ���Sutter, with salt and white pepper to tasts, Simmer ten minutes longar, and / ����� -- ->��: mvi y a1-.- * / V. ft Si / i V "Peas are put into s bowl of ico water." TH-E HOUSEMOTHERS'.EXCHANGE White Fruit Cake luTCClPB for whllt fruit nek* Is otlltd for In tht Bxoheng*. If "0. H," will tska a good rtclp* . ��� plain whllt cake snd adiTfrult ae* cording to bar judgment las 1 do), % nice white fruit oak* will ha His remit. for The white oake fnr whioh t Include recipe 5isy ha inked in layers wllh a fruit filling. t if flat. Plain White Oake. mitrn ���m*,\m*t*n trtlfr; three fnll eimi ot sunn OT��"rnll mmo. butter; on* wilful pt lull wittr; Mint cupful, ol Hour, or anoiuli o mill* i jn.��t_ hitttr. .(I.ln.i Mmttlm** had is nje fmir i-in.iilii uiurh, dtptndi upon Hit hnnd of IImir.), Tlie witer ihmifif J* to hot thit mm cun jmt b*��* your hind In it, Ortera the tnilwr ind augar; Crtim, thi tiylwr snd mm*; add flour snd ntar attamiUlr until ill tin wiiir It ���tied |P, Nejt Md. ill.���lately, tht ml nf tiit witar tW_***9_l-e .'lestiti '����_' BUT e'7ibltei>non" Jul Jt pnnf iMwdur wlUi Iht flour, Vltnor Tali can't bt sn-tlJMt u t white cake, I'lBtlCV (..iiulivlllt, Ky,), Our Kwitonky rnemueri are iiion noted houseknepers and conks that I accept your statement as to the excellence or a cake that seem* to me rather oddly nut together. And what mnkn* it "whlts"T Ths yolks of eleven eggi should color It richly. Plea.-* write us ���again and throw light upon this point. Perhaps you mount to write; "The whites of slsvan eggs." Hut you didn't! Ths same correspondent sends In a S-auliHi fur eumvliiing ul wultn anu saya, "I do not know ths name. The Gorman lady from whom, I got it gave none," With iter pormlitlon I ohrlittm It German Tea Oakei. One euprul of nut ktrnala; half ��� pmtnd Of ralsiM (ttidtd ind ch..tii>��(.); a qusritr (wunaoFbutt.r; ��*lf_�� cuiiful of maiaaiet; ii,- d��r (T) llmir to make n ttiff tustter. Hall tnto s ihtet and nut Into round oakti, "MO-a-monthtr," who, Iwo to nne, helps lo add to the "overhead uxptnie" that la ehircttt up In the mlail price-In oihor worda, the cforka, ssltamtn Hnd others? How shout the noor dtvlli who muat fued two, four ur iu un U lo ti. l>��r week, and don't, keen a��v hired slrl lo. throw In tnt aloiiliurktl wlial wutild (ten a family on tht hack street? We hear a lot about mini Hit "ohnaptr pltiee uf meat". What art they and hn��- can th.y ut made attaint ami wholnomt* Whit vtsetulti make mud �����lt>(.il.<n und wlmt art uuteaa, an far �� fi..,.l valnt. la mm- vtriwdT rlfurt It all nut Mr n whak. and.live ua Uio "niunu" fur ��arh iiitwl oJtbe, iwtnty-one, without a whnlt Int of '���frills" that tin average pour man t wlft htl neither lhe tlm* nor atrenvth to bother with, .tht ftltuw wim hm sot ip Iht ' ktnii-ii-glrl" nast of alflueiKit ought to have brtln, asousli in ftsuit uut lili own teonomi' In .tht Jioii.thoi.1. . _ tn ennntutton with Martnn Harland'a ex* liraailoni aa to, ulrla Having home and htlpms inutlier, Inalusd uf wnrklng In offi- cei and ilorti, ele,, t frftinTof Die rrllar, who hu triveltd, cnntlderiiilv, m/ule,llu ttaternent aomt llmt agn, "Nn dsuslitar ut mine will aver lm a ��l��h.,|���anh*r. I htvt. ittn too muoh.'t It ta s mttter ��f w.m.ler Jo the writer thai mothera will permit thejr daushlr-t tn work In offlcct Stiers ihay know, nothing, n, haul iii sly, pf t eonHitfont snd iwoiila wTlh wliom the -" ������>�� %m\mV I ISTltU- (r'hlladtlphlt). It wout* require n whole page to an* swor all tho qnerlcg and criticism* of our maaoullne critic. In the preparation of my weekly moniis. I have hon- .*��..> Ulillv,l.il li.ul i lfm�� imi,,'.,.A ,u, famtllei of moderate means, I hsvs nut bi a*<B.yit.<il (u mil,,: vul "iui-iiun" that would feed six people unon 75 cents a day. 1 can tell (hum uf ruods (hat will sustain life and keep ons In a fair degree of health at tlmt rate, if I were to confine my directions lo Hint cluna, , .... ._.. _ .._._. ... ���,.... what of the gi"i*nt mullltud. if lhe ens even, tabltipounful of tuda. and ilia "halfway poor" I have in in In J cnnllnu- #..��-, t A.,-l, nf (���,'���������������*. .ILr-trf. ,,,.t ,.-,lr.n ^. . * r - ..... j j^ _^( wfnijp hh��� or the contented liddle who breakfasted, dined and lupped upon_"bros��"~-lil eat. ott- Mft*| porrlrTge-and wliun nskmt If he itld not get tired of It, returned In lurprl"**, "Anr why should �� "�����'" weary ��' his meatr" T,Me��t" standing with him for hii dslly food, If American "Interested" ti willing to r��*.kf*st upnn plenty of "hroie" with nllk, snd l#nd �� ssvnrv ainiuk ta hia Tou have written "cotandsr" so plain* y that I cannot mlita"e the word. Is t a spice unknown to nief Or something stse? A second reason why ws should have ���noUisr letter from you. I Actual Figures Demanded ."** ex* bavin*- If litre from Marlon mr* land;, ns ths euhleut , nf llvlnr rhesner. an hired glrli, on emtolni beat totisue snd self a liver, ele... Uut, a.,, on iu* letel, ��Uy ��nn'l we hive anmettilnt that will tit nf ���Mieni_t�� the mome. wiw live In.the IIJ- i-month h,iu��et, find who constitute the lie If or mnre of the nnpulallnn, (tttinm the ^Mw -erndyitive werk. st ssslsiT the breakfast upnn plenty of "hroie" with milk, and l#nd �� savnrv ainiuk to hia brjsd by a rasher of bacon or s strip of ���tit ;<nrk. waihlng it down with a cup vi ���...,;,.������, if ha wiT; .un* u^oii * iKiwi o( l.i'iih ihlrk^ned witli bsrley or rice, po- tatosi, bread and cheett, with brtid end tratete for s list rnv **; If he will ���up u{M>n brtad and builai, apple sauce, crackers and cheese, rookies and tea- he will fart better than Scotch and Kngllsh peaannt and as well, so far as materials go, as tht Krem*h laborer. The difference between him nnd tht last-named li that the French wife knows how to prepare homely fare until it an tiro* i- mates luxury and the wives uf tin other* do not, Hundreds of American farmers do not see "butcher's mem" upon UieirUbUe roara.than once a week, "litlsreeted" oan afford till* luxury uptm 14 a wtek for a family of ilx, ll will bs a "olruelt rib," or brisket nr corned beef, or ply-i feat, or suoh bits nt million aa the butcher heaps together ut Ihe end of the oountor "to snll tn tm- .'lifiitri," as ons told mt when 1 ssk'-d wlmt tney were kept for, "Who know no better than to buy" them!" sneered a woman who over- neonl him, 1 oould not help saying quietly: "Who know huw to cuuk them! A toss of the head was all tht enm- tnunt the made. I shall probably get the isms, or lit equivalent, from "Interested," If I have not made tt plain In sit timet months snd years how the cheaper cuts may be runderril eatstile and wholesome, t cannot hope to dn It In tht compati of ons page, Not nne American cook In forty know* how to mi'.V ���;* ������ ".; ��� '���'.-.' ���:������<��� \"-<X. ��� ,i' -.-|< ' -��� t wholesome. Olblett, liver, tht heuds (.Iij l.l'itl'tw II llll tliMlfU.'S PI |. i'i l* ��� -1 ���heen, th* rarrmtts and hashes Unit might be compounded from "trlmmlims" are an much trash tn her sight, as salads are "frIIU." A Houthorn woman wrots to mt once, ssylng that the dtor were so abundant ami tame In the forests near her house " ' ' ' ���',.���."���: .���������.'i,-!;- ,*!./.��� .-��� . .'*;;��� If he liked, "Could I lell h<-r of sunie way of cooking venison that would make It tolerably tatsbltT" The reader may draw his own moral from the anecdote. >* Ai to veg->lalil����- potatoes have gnne up until they are no longer a chnap article of diet, They will hold their mvn upon thousandn nf tables, be tht pri e what It msy*, If for no better rea��..ri than that I'liaium has ma.1* thmri n necessity to most of ut, Rin* It m��r�� wholesome and nutritious���If f��h! thnt l.i.l 'it'".! U," nu.iaatiKithtr kn.iwe h..w to cook It. Tht wsirr In which rlt* l�� boiled li a valuable addition to tn* ii-vkpot Tet Tilnetttn out of every twenty oooks throw It down ths sink ss thev would dishwater. May 1 describe one simple dish which my family enjoy as a "plck-np luMcheon"? A Luncheon Dish Tlrenk Into Inch lengths half a pound macaroni or spaghetti, nml boll It tunder In salted water. If you have a weak stock, so much tha better. If stuck be used, return It tn the pot when the spaghetti Is drained. The uertrnl hits enriched It. Put a layur uf spaghetti in the bottom of a bakodtsh nnd itn'W uver It nny minced moat you muy lutpuun to hnve. Over thla put u layer of drained and chopped cuntied tomatoes, seasoning each layer wllli pi'Mier, wilt and onion Juice, i'ill the dlitt tn thii order, pour In enough stuck to knep It from drying, cover wllh fine crumbs and bike, covered, for half nn hour. The**. brown Mainly, We Ilk* the u.liliiii.n of grntdil cheese tn tho uppurmust layer, nnd now and then omit the meat and substitute grated clu-cse. Any bits of cold cooked meat will flavor the dlih sumoluiitly with the touch of savorlness the insat-uaier's palate craves, It It of Itullsn origin, and very good when rightly seasoned, Hhould any tw l��tt, chop tt utxt day and put tnto your itmp, Hi**.* may be ust'd Instead of macaroni, If you like. Straight Talk. Onions are never dear and are exceed* Inftv nutritious Unit itnem 'i, ��������"�� waters always, and if you can spare unuugii milk lu use lint..id ut tl.u second watsr, they are deliclou*. T.irnlpi hold too great a p.*rceitt��ge of water to lie of value as bone or brawn or brain makers. Ym tln*y Introduce pleasant variety into -ilu'.n fare and nre* llke.l tiv mnnv \..ullviU| Mr. i*,t |i".ll.��i.,i>K. ..-.��. ����u tender and tervtd in a white sauce, they are whnletnme snd nalainhie Tliey are more palatable when parimlled, cut tnto ahort len��thi snd frl.,1 In Imtter (.'anned tomatoes are ml<t i.. have suffered lest from artlrt.-t.il |.r*-**.rv��ii-.i'�� than any other vet>Mniiie liny iu��y therefore be eaten freely. A .-u.iti ut.i liipply material for thr linUan .tuii I have (Htmerlbe,) nnit th* f.i.in.l.'l'..i ������' n nl.-e soup, lii.il, smis-iii w.-ii. im.-K.hi the Juice to your fancy, an.1 Ju��i i.rf..re i����i-v*intj Mir tn a mii.fnl nf milk i��*'t- Ing hot. tu which you liave ��>i-i**.i �� Quarter teaspoonful of iiaklns �����������< _ I could talk ��m this head for ��� '-������'tt*t time than "Interesttid'' ran r���*- "ft. bia 4��Uy tou, or I from mine. *..iwjt exhausting It. and yet, perhaps, without convincing Min thai nnwtp foods art not of necessity coarse, . Jf 1 du not see that "keeping a girl" Implies "affluence, nt thn* thai or any other dugree of t ID nonce Implies brain enmiKli tn ktip family tix.p.ni.e�� down when prlcm ur*. Inflnioil, It li probably lieiiause what lirnln l�� l.'.ft to roe after htiinmoi'liig uikiii tlm "eoum.my" anvil for tlirt-H nmntlia In not of a uunJIty to (iliprei'liilt. my crltln's tilnos Of cause and effoot. To "S, J. lF7' of Virginia U thii what "fl. J. W," of Virginia. Mnrshmallow Oream. One-half l.oiinl nf frer.li mar.hmillnwil nn* nip of .-hupped ronslleh walnuit: i.ne cupful uf whipped cream iiilffi; iwn let- ipui.nfuls of powdered tussr; nn* Itaipoon��� ful ut vanilla. Cut tbt maiahmtltowa into .mull Idle: ��llr Ihew with llie ��'J��''r and vanilla ii.tt. iht whipped ci.eii, and apr.nkle th* i*li.ippm! nutf on tup H" In tbt let unlll )nu art mudy io eeive I often uta tills Instead ..( Ict .ream ��i email jaih.r- IllS* K f K iMIlKHiik.e Wis.I. An acceptable subsiliutn .'or tlie Invariable Ict cream without which good Amfrtciiiis fancy th-*y .'-iinuiit "*.nitr- taln." And how tir*--] *.jih�� of us get of Iti To ��C. M " of Unbolt, On. Dear (> It. (noltnn. fl��l .... . ��I. i i , . ' ��� . 'Ul* fur while fruit" rake, i.lnaee accept the ii���l,��,-i. i hav. ul.nl li uiul we 111) it very muoh. White fruit Cake, Wlill-i of thrtt east; one ii'ir* ���""r'n! ** piilverlne.1 auiar; one-helf .���upful of buitarj i.iik half ciiplul of aw. t n'tk, (��n* and t h'ft ..... ���, n,.,.. .... * *i 'aaam* ntnia ol l.nmiig pooJ.-i. ...,�� ,i,i*>* <m*io. .4 rhoiipi-d ral.lna; ih��pp��d ciu >i. aa n,ui*h o�� as little, aa V"u fawy llasi th-i whites i,j the mt* very ellff and fold In, laat of all, limit In t moderate ...vn. In a mould nr ii. a largt tt.alluw pan. r. M. K il'ltiefi'ld Mu.1 for the excellent, end brief, fnrmula we nre yuur grateful .lii.t'.ri, alimtt w wns meant for a single r��*��d^r I laid huh! UpOU It for the n*-')��ra) good, , Another White Fruit Cake ��� .earn tofethar hail a i t.,\ I uu*. mtii a onund of nowden-d t..*��' '���' ': v.r>- i'��t>" A44 S (US Of ��Dld wti.r and lt.|-��-�� tap* ot flour wtileh ast ���*���>. eifiml iwlre wilk tw��, r,*>iin,lad lae.i cr,!,... t ��.����tns at.wi**t. West well. Ueve reeai e tawwwl ef tested tnd i-hopp..l ralatnt. �� qimrl.r ("Hind tf ���hredded iliron. a halt pound inch of I'liupped fig", .'hopped date, nnd chopped l.laiiclieil ulniiiii.ta, liredgo tlineu thuruughlr wllh flour. Now atlr Into the hatter tne whlto* or tt va. t*Kga wl.l|,|w.l wry allff, Ue thi. wllh llghl awlft alroki'*, hfattng the hatter up from the l.oilom wllh tacit tlrokt. laiatly, lir.nl In th* fruit, link* for ihriM* houia in deep pans lined with pat*. I..- will, nitil-friitll fr..��tlna, KM 11,1 R lllreoklyn, N. X.'. I am thinking, In tnumcrlblng the rcilpi', wlmt ii nun Wfd.ling-iiaake your i* hitn lunf wmil.l miii-c Wu hupe te lif-ur from you iigaln, tin.l tiiauk you fir your ri.inpllHiico with our rtuuett for thai ruclp.i. Calf's Uver May I pa*a alone my wuy of (loottaa talf'e livert I In...* n- id wl.l, m.seh Ir.t'f eel what ...u eat of (hu i.-o-lMiitl.e of* It Slid other malerlala which ahouid bt ImitU* known. The .Recipe. Have li ellr.d hy Ihn 1,ut,-h.r. n.*^ the 111.** tn n,,..r, fly In .|,���*u w,d at dilpping until thty mm dono und ol.oiy l,r,.wu*d. Tude It up and ��,������!* l,.,i m���n e plalter whlia ynu rnlg ��� i/iI.|..��i�����.m(.i| ,,f browned flour Into a thin i,n��i.i m Si*, rli>*��,.r Pi I a llllle w��l��r In li.., living ,.,,,,, t,rtt* let l��,ll, .Hi In ll.e (lour oaaio ,in-l ���.,,���� >n le last* When Aum. |*..ir owr the liver. V.*.i will ��,-o I*...*.. v.h'i< "�� 1.1* rlahl proieirtlnn* of vtnfgnr. w��.*r ��t��> My John I.lira liynr it.ik.'.l In thla way Many ,:i.l..*�� regulrt ruu.lt work In ftl . i-.-., ',,���, ...... \,., , t' ��� * > ..... ^i...... ft li* Ik I*'. .Mannllna, luwel. Referred to a Tr.iincd Nurse Kln.ltv iPll Bl�� Wlv-ll f,,..Tli.*i,-�� ,,,,, mutt Xi*\* Prion, imtorlng ,. I,,��, H.I is * nurse ao.l *t,i-fi, I ahoind li.ji.irt. for thn irtit* ll .. ���.... >��,i, nr ��� lulv i lifr. ���-���- - - .. ��� ,-����n em.'hlsg ar ,1 a. il,. ��*��.<��� i|m�� -.��i*ii .���, llvtr.aj . Ion. an inill.Mllon ( i nur��lng Mr.. M. I", i,low ]****r). In imkinr some of tlm triliiM nurseg wim .-��-ii|.-i��l*<il with li* III the. mission of I.*, tl.ig I..uola wh.'ii,*v.-r a* ii,-��y 1^ i.f um te t.ihrra u, iBpiy t. ihi�� .;i����ry, I iPHi.trk that Uo* ,-r .r. ����; ,i, r�� (Ulree Inntt ������tit illlV^n' '���* *- >v *.. ��� >��� ��� *i. ttiiiln��tl'->i,s iniiei '*. nim ,\ an.l work perfortne.i thai tyr �� lm��n <!r��sm of Wl,rt: itii-t an. mil '"��� ��� t, .,<��� ri*��*iriJ In* flu:ration arirt the) in-,*l t.r eclf ��uj.fg)rt. May I (wi lo-uk f'H" a '.ti'-f eufpmenl from �� iraln#d ntirae of what mutt be A-t.* tr. n-nimr ta *r,*.-r ���'�� ���*��:k* *i*t *t tb* retttaiiviaUea fur Ims*-*-***! i 1 THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COl.USrBTA. Tlie lMl33riaM Vm _ issued Every Tuesday lw Uie Comox tSi Cumber-land Publishing Ccr/ipanV Ti.ii* papr wil' -.. >t bn!.) it-*,.'!!' rt*.i-.i*.Hi������ib!e i..*-'br opini"! .- oi "ilt- inM''K!-|,>vT)iM<!|;,!*'V i -i.i 'iot I. *;'i, ("' (,, t'AKE nttiu itia'. Lii-a Klea ,'r-Lu in- , i .. -eon Kliii.-.m-.i- .i I ,.:i...ply td' p������*rm b- li������ fi.Jl.iwin!' rlw-e ibt*.S ki.i-(>i.i'< S. K a nter, I. Nt) A' T. I'V'tll .No. !l. -���������'���������ti al /at. ��������� i riiii Woman, i.i 1 ninn t'jpur<''niN< ' iniiiis; ��������� L. Ii. .',��������� .'*:���������., ;,- -..���������'IV ..npi'iit d-oiit time to tittle. il: tl������IU.I-".-j., , WESI.) AT, Oct, Si\th, 1910, Form... Kotif-o, Const District, Di.uict of Uinuf* %i TAKJi. i.otulu tlwt Williuiu. Leek, if Vaiicouvo',������i()uopatiou KoKineer, intuuds tu upply for permi.-sioii to p-uohuee the Coll..wiiii; ili'Bci'iliuii l.iiii>; ��������� K Iho Init" i; oru I..'i-'..s,n-i CuniiiU'iioiiiy; ,it, a p. ri plt.iitcd on the .-Ii'i. liue, thorn*-. .-*.- ulli SS cluii.-������ Liii.i-o '-rj|..,lu,��������� HUJU1.0UI' .und it liA.f miUM -South I t->.������ to j-lni'i..; . i,.,n,onoe unii uuii'iriaiiisl ,, , ., , .. ���������. ,���������.,, ,, ���������f ,,.,.',. ,,r/. i 540 turret t.���������<-.(- ��������� r l.-������*<- i "''' * fl'" t! ^nitb i, .Bt-uoi o. r of (-. U LII2..1 KLLAISM]; -IKNK1MSOK, j '���������������������������HA. theiico Nor.ii c-tii.ly dloi eh.ins, . , ]T _' ���������> ill. l-.'Klie. A������ lit. | l.*jtMK,e j.;..,.t .-i.li.v (SO) <Su.i:H, thene..* _.. I smith (*') cl..\un. thoi l*ii iUi-1 \irA) (J-.iiimenoi . :il .. pout pin ud nt 'lio north eust cm r uf St-eii, i; 1, Tow. ship ���������A, tbenee we.t .'(i.i o'.ui >, tli.-.ci* nurtli "8 ciinins, in th or ]i*o. t.. (ii'i.r.iii I. e, ! til, ';:". e-.st ���������������! | noi'lH'.uU rorui'i- t.if No 6. being four | nn .-. ii..nh ol the smith ii est cuiner nl No I. Ihence in.rili JSo chains, thence i-...--,. oo clinins, tlience south 8o ch.iins ihonce eist 8o chains to the point of roiiiiiienceiiirn-,. eontaiiiin,sf 641 acres, more or less. IIF.LEN-SHANNON. N.V111M11 Applicant. 1910, I.A.ND AGT. Foins No. 9. Dated June coast land district. o- District ot Const, linage 2. TAKE NOTICE th-.������. Edward C Tc.'Wiuend of V;tnooov,-r, li. 0 f ycnt!en.Hi), intends to ;< pfii.v tor per witifon to puroh--.se tlu* follnwit-i-z described lands: Oonr.it'-ticit.g.at a _>o*t planted aboyv 7 11.ilea nortli and 2 niilof ecst of tl.e t<outhea*t icorn-er of Ci. 8358, the-.'.-'., south SO chiiiiit--, 'hence west >.0 chain?, .bone.* ic .-thSuohalt,!?, tbenee east 80 ckaina, to post ol" commence; Dirjut, containing 640 mves, morn or less. EDWARD 0 TOWNSKNP. Bated July 27th, 1910. HVi j-.'ia'i.A.vuui-hiKiOT Di.lriut o' liUjOi t. TAKE NOTICE Uut L.IU I'I reneu Jeukii.H.)ii, >.f V ,i),i,uv,-i JJ, C. o i.*i,',.,i.i n Spinet-.-r, iiiLi'-utU t,. apply to .���������i-nii.B.i.ti to purehu������ iii,.fwlL-wi.,^ .usa ib-*i Jiinil.-: sJoiuuieuci! k ������t u |nitt |jIk.,U*. ������. tli- uorth fllBt i:..ril*r of htvtk'1) !!���������), T"1V.-.- 8i,ip '2o, tu. noo sou;. 80 clmiiiH, t o.-.c ������imt SO cb������.',. , thci*.- nor.ii t<o chiiin.* illPiC*: una'. 80 olui..g to I I cu uf C lu- ineuc-mtii.., ci lumimj- WO .������cr a more or leu.:. LILLA B'LOP.EN'l'E JENJC1N.S0N, Wm. Lei-t.u, Ako..:. Uated June 21s-. 1910. COAST LAND DlSTfUCT DiiUrici. of Coast, Uiii'*.;e 2. .hi.iiiB, ui u. int uf CO . lIln.iO. jno..', i*o;i- t,Hi..iiiij six liuiulruil in,il forty ai.iob, uio c* 111' l.bU. WILLIAM L1CKK N. ni.. t.i App.ioiiie Dated Junu 4tji, UJlO. Za^'acT Form No. 1), LAND ACT. 1'orill No. o, Form of Notico. Go������Bt district-, Ksngfi 2. TAKE NOTICE that Burton Hoi land, of Vnncouver; oocnpmion, ������o- ciioiant, intends to .apply lor p������- oiifcsion co puichtme tbe loUowinpde- ���������-itiiht'ii Undo: OomuieDoing at ft post nUntnd at the north east, i-oruer of Ko LAND ACT. Forin No. 9. Form cf Notice. Coast Distric-s, Range 2 TAKE NOTICE that John M, Stewart, uf Vancointr, occupaiion car petitpr. ii-.tendp to appiy for porvii*,- sioii topurchreo thu lollowing dt-teiib* fid lanes:���������("oriinifiiciug at a pi at f.nied at the nurlbwcBt; corner oi No II lit 0 tfiu Uu lUC liUI ������'" t-r*i?^ ...w. -.-.*' - j,j(.i,icuouv..������7������w.*k... - *. **.. ..... *. -. .. \-2 hciar four milfs/jorto nnd twi U, teii,|,������ tcrce icili's north and tbrce ' . . ... . _. ��������� .l- .... nl *.*. ..mm t,l ������������������. . . * .1 . L... ...... U .......t rt.-,-. ** .-.( RUi'EKT LAIN' D Ulb'i'KluT Lt-tiiet i-f Kupoit TAKE NOTICE lh;.t Pn.tiiy OU.ii.ent, Blythi-, of Vaiicou.e/-, ii, 0. i-uuiiihiCioh Logger, iat.-ii-.s *.., ������i-.pl.. fo,- ptfiiiitiHi.ii to purehase tli- fo.luw.iij; de-icri'-ed lin.t'p: Coiumenc ni; >t n po-t i-lauutd hi ll.e b ii u I li ii > s t ci'iit-r oi Se..~ ii .u 18, toviiKhip 21, m���������i*k<*.) P. C. 15!> Form ot Notice. t'o.ut District. I) ijtric; nf U-'HiKO 'i- TAKE ni.tieo tb'4 Vei*D:i Leuk of Van- oiiiiveri' t.c.jiiputiiiii S^iuatur, iuteuds tn npply for ptirmisiii.,ri to purcluiso the f������i- lowiiijs doscrihed lauds;��������� ������ Coumii=u<:itii; at :i jjobt planted tit the North Wast ein-uor i.J! N.*... 1, thci.ee-Wet FAKHty (till) iiioiuB tiio.e or Ie-8 to, C.. L. Form of Notice. Coast Dijliict. , Distiici of Kaiij-e 2. TAKE NOTICE lhat Wulier Leek, of Vnncouver, oceiioatton engineer, iiiteiuU io apply tor permission'to purciiase the follow iuu desenbed lands; Commeiicing _^ j;it a post planted at tlie iun.lie.ist coiner. of No ^ (heii)); three miles uorth of the | southwest corner ol No i) ihence nortli <���������i i-lniins, thence east So ch.iins, tlience souih So cliains, thence west So cliains, io the pcint of cnmmencemeiu contain* my, six hundred anil forty, 640, acres, more or less. WALTER LEEK, Name of Applicant- Dnted June 4, 1910. i,i.(S wpft of tlm PiMTth wc-Rt corner 0 No. 1, tbtnee oort!) t>0 chainn, thencf *>.. at 80 chainB.tbeiiCw aouth 80 c-hain. tbenoe eat-t 80 chnins, lo tho p.ii-at of c- nniieQCPtr.ent, ocnt*,.!i.'ing (510 aorea mom or lee?. BUB10N UOIXARD, No.me of Applicant, Dated Juue 7(b, 1910. ii,i!(:8 \7sat of tbo eouth went cort.nr of No 1, ibeiice north SO chaine, tbenee went 80 chairs, tbenee teouttt 80 chaina thence eaHt H0 ciis.iot*. to th-* point uf ccmm'-iicfmeot, cotitaii,it.*-c"640 acres, moie or Uw. JOHN M.STEWAttT. Name ol Applicuot. Dated June C, 1910. TAKE NOTICE th;" rrM;I- V, 'Lfttsoo. of V uk,on ver. *i '.',. i.i'iikt't', inleatSB to uppiy for iX'i';i'ii������?ioii to purchase the followi. ;. described lands: Commencinj, at a post planted about 7 miki!; unrth' and 2 miles east- of the soutli -ast. corner of ���������L 3358. tlience nortb 80 chains, t-htiice east 80 chain*?, t lionco -south 80 eiwinSj thonce west. S'O chains, to pout of oo-niaencenjen', contaiuiajj 640 acres, morv*3 or less. PEANK VV LEESON. Baled July 27th, 1910 -TCtrA^TIfcMW^WFMSOJr iW58, theuco Nri't'i-. eiiin>y (81) ch.iii.s a- Jiiiif,' 0, L. 3358, t;.e c������ U:i������i e.gh.y (80j u *u 10, loiuininp fi, uun.iM.1 i'. v. lily-1 ehiiins, t-iwiiiio So.ith ei,;bty (hUl uhtiu^H tbi S E. e.'i-.tfr, tiiruo;. n rth 8u diui.,*,,. | _��������� Uifc, ., ,,llt 0_ ttouim���������,.UCi..e:.t. c*i.t������iii- ihvllO, -V,B. S.I OI1M..B tll-ilO- HO-ltb b*.\���������i<t ��������� .... ..... _(),,v .-;.,��������� .. ciu.il. 1-, Uie a' e.-t !io eiuinM ;i)iniu.juc.-tue..t, lou mini.). piilCI' Gto iicroi. PADDY CLI.] m 1<: N T l)LYT H E '���������Vm. Le������liL-, At-j.-t Dated June :mth, 1910. RUl'J-;KT���������;iND -lii.sTblCT Jiis.iiet ot Kup..rt. TAKE not.is^ shut VYi.ijjin H..b, ..*}.. ol VsiiCollv.-i, ti. U. ^coUjiil.i.i. -T3U.rd-i.t--n i.-.toudj in <.j������,*.-|.v fi.r *yei-i,.iti.i..;ij t.i p������r- chiuc the ftli..Wi:-g (I norib- .1 i������..d : C 1.1 Wbuoiij^ nt -t n"p. ������t'plnmo<i 1-iini fi. L. uoi-i.erol .Si..*,-.i..ii ���������.!, 'T.-w*...h p 21 iinu..- ed W. Hol'.n.oii, .1. K. ,-<, ace, tii..-.,-.-. iii'i-.h SO c.iuii^, tiienue w.h*. eju i;ln.i.,n, ihoiice.-.uiij. 8������> .CM.-iii)., thei.ee .-s-i-i 01. District of Coast, Runge 2. take hotice that G;;orge Move, of Vanoouver, B.O, brokor, intends lo apvly for pertnuisioo to pi.rcht\?e. the lollowing deHcribed laiid^: (loin lu-woitigftt a post phti: eii about 7 miles north ntul 2 mi,c������ ?������f!t of the ooutheuttt coriicr O; CL H'dbS, thence siorlh 80 cliuine, thence went 80 chnins, th-c..;.c tiouth SO chuius, tlidmca east 80 cliains >o pot-t oi corou.encea.c.iit, cunt.i. i.iinn 040 iicrei, more ov lows. 0:010.11; mohjs. Daud July '27th, 19.10, HUPl*.i-fT LANi.. i.lMIiUT L.-M-'cl-, oi Kil-rl , 'IMKJ-; WOUCb t.int l.'-'h JMizmOhri; if V'i'.������nu*.'o������, U. t.i,, i)i)':ii;nitioi/ iiiurriid v.v.uiiiti. in'' -A* to uppJi ' |.i'ru,ifc*.si'i!i '������������������ ;. i.'i'oii'i'i tlic li..|!uv,'i.,:.' .-��������� -i.M'i"0.1 landa: ', ...-t. ��������� .;.- 'imr c* ��������� p ..*���������: i-l.il id ,.t tho t"Ut'. i.-.iBt c'>ir."r of\*iucti -u I, l'..wu'-.hip IA, Jk :h.-ii ri(.-j'!li 81.'ti.)::.-*, *l':my wi.t .'���������':��������� c'l.ni-'M, thei<oe Huuiti 80 i'^iui, tiiincii ,a-t, UAI eli-iinn t.< pi :ii(t A <.. 'ii.niuni.Miiiiiit, .ioi.ttiii.iin (JiU yentti, mm'" ..i- An HUTU Ki'V/'A . CLAUK. Wm. l.*i*li., Afvut. Dated Juan ������lBt, 1910. oi.uiu*. ioTpls.-Hi 01 eo.i.m.iiiceiniiiii, cout-.ui uig HO -Mii-jt,, m.-r*-- . r i������i-w. VYILLIaM HOBINSUN IVin. Lcs. o, Af,'e.it. Dated JuietiOtli, ItD-a HUl'KrtTLANDlHNlHUJT Di������t.-iet of Hupiirt. TAKK NOTIOK tlmt <i.oi-������je Normin Wornl.,-,', ol Vimc mviir, b.C- ���������'*>' u.'itu-ii b ...h-koi'jii'i', Int-udii to up, 11 for periiii*- id--.i l.o ]iuii;ii:H.* -In f-ill..wii,-; ili'Hdi'lbct linulb:--C .nimeiieiKitj nt n *"wi pl'intud iit .li.. i'.'.'i'.b \V".<I iM'.'ii.'r of S 1; i 1,1 J8, l'o*.,n iliip H, pu- ��������� tiiiirl i fl. N <\ <.r It'v'H Ji*. '.'/..-,(���������' * 1 li<>ti".' .-ii* -t. WO cm -on", Mui .i,i. itt.rvli (*<> ��������� b .in 1, .liriii;o v.iii- b'l olii'irni, I-1.-..-. i-.nt!. tiO vi.,niiiH I*. ;i,a 'i: if 10.11- .. -.. -....., ..',.. , *" t ���������.'������������������������������������'������������������ mor.** ui k'liti. (iKOUCK NORM AN W'OIWLKV, Wm. L..nlii), Aj^iMt. D.twl JunfWth, IUI0. HUI'J-:UTLANn Hi -TillOl' D.-t.ic-. if Uupi'i-t. TAKE NOTICE tunc I, I*; :v,-a .. Tnon '.i-\, 1 f VaDi*. uv������, b.C, o eii,.rtii..ii, T.iiv- e li.-r, i.-tuti'ts to iippiy ('*���������' pnnii.KM--.ii ���������������������������> iiiiicluii..' tl t* ti:k> ���������> j.-m .it.-eii:.0.1 i-oid.-: C..tni'iriii.-icK ut 11 tm-t pia.-tiiil a: ili* north eiut eo,������.i������* A ���������< o;i,... l)i 'I1-.w.-h��������� j* 21, ;)i'.'iice i-iisii. ���������'"'(��������� eii iuh, ih.-ni*A* :', irh ���������10 ohiimii, lii.'iiOe w. mc 4.0 clmi.������ 1110.nc !f-8.| to CliolV.ili * Lull.*, ,.li**..i:u w. .(I'l'li uloiig ninth .lioi������ of ln!tr> Vl.'i ehiiiii", l..--n Or ll'B*. tl" Wlll'IO Hcviio.i Ji.i.e lie.W, iv.. M'l!, 12 illld 18 i..tnrniCIH III (', tlU'UO*: Oil-1 Ii'i oiiiiiiiH mor. in-le.s- to plaee of noininn. .< 'iHBlit I. HCfi'i'll "II p(l.|. Oil I'll.ll.H 1,. .<, ]',��������� Ci.rxier, E. Tiniml v, e*.i lUini"*,: 1!m a,-r<-s. Ui'ire or Iiui-. KDW'AHI) 'J IKjK.nLKV. -Vm. i..t.-lit, .\koi.I. Du'ed June'J81I1. 1910. ing ������ix hundred mul fo. ly t.liVJ) -acie. inure cr less. VERN.* LKK'K ; N.iiue ot Applicnut. iMed June -1th, 1910. 1 AND ACT. Firm No 9. P..iin of Nutico. t'o-.iit Disirio.-, Disti-et ol! RAiige 2. TAKE notice that, lilaior Lack oi! Vuri- eoiu'i-]', i-ccnpniio.i Mo--ed noinan, in - tt-nils t-. iippiy to.- p.-rn.i..i>iuii to j.ui'ohafc ���������tkiJiLlJiJ^LiiiK^dMKri^^ <.'ou.mi*iu;i-.(,r ������������������������ u p >������r. pin..tod nt the NonliWoi Ci.rn(!r..f N'... 1, iiie.,ui! N-irt-. oiffhty (fc(.)'('li-iiin-. thence I'jwt (80)i*baiii' thulice rfi/Ulii eighty (8*;) o)i*hiib; th.-i.c- Wui,i (SO) ebi.in*., lu p .1- t fi ,������in..tneiiCi- (iieiit, in) -,tabling* oix iiuiibod nudfoty ncies, 1110,0 or less. KIjANUR L1.1.K. 1 Name of AppliBawt. Urttod June tth, 1010. T^NIiTiTtT Form N... D, LANU ACT- Form No. 9, (���������'or.vi of notice. Coast District R.uitfe 2. TAKE NOTICE that William- H. VVh'iien. of Vancouver, occupation, gen- Ueman, intends to .tppiy for* perinis-'ion to purchase the following described lands: Commencing nt n* pest pl.inied at lhe nonb cast coiner of No. 6, beini; four .miles north ofthe south west comer ofN*. 2;: thence north-So chains,, thence east 80 chains, thence south So chnins, i.ii-iice west 80 ohains, to the. point of commencement, containing six hundred .uul loriy acres,-more or less. WILLIAM II. WHALEN', Name of Applicant. Dated June .th, 1910. LAND ACT. Form No. -Q. LAND AOT. Form No, 9. Form ol Notiee. Coast District, Uhdro 2 TAKE NOTICK ttiAt Alex V Biotn- tier, o: Boston, occupation eu^ineer, intends tn apply for perrniRnion to pur- .-lbb.. she following di-ncrilnii UtKiH*.��������� ConjUU'neitig ������t r p.,et plnnted at tbi- uortheASt. oariifro! No 12, bfing foui miles Dorth and two nulet wtbt of tb< .^-.'uthwi-st comer of Nc 1, tbenee lortl 80 uIirLis, thfiiue east 80* ehaini-, ��������� henceBuiiib 80 chftins, tnenoe svchi 80 ebuiut), to the-point- oi commeno.- aun!, oontnit inu 640 Reron, <*.-ofe or 1,,,.. 'ALEX F. BREMNKR. Naiuci oi Applicant. Dhto! June 7, 1910. LAND AOT. Foim No. 9. Form ol Notice, Const District, Rao|,;e 2: TAKK NOTIOB that John Morat- ie, of Vftin'.imvhr,occupaiion. cocetruc- ior. iuin.dB to apply tor permiunioi *.(< purchase tbe followi*-���������_ dmctitici! itiiidhi-Oomoiencing 8,1������ pi-st pUnt.d nt the uortbesst c'o/orr ol No 14*, \-~ ing B-.-6 miles north and twn luiltt- .w'tidt of the liooibwr.ft corner of No 1, .In*uce north 80 ohain*, tliencn wen 80 chnins- thence eoutb 80 ctiaiti������! thenoe ea-t 80 cii������iob, to the p.-int ol ijn_i_e__Ci menc, cooiamint.' 640 nciiti JiUI'ERI LANJ> UISTJUOI' r*U,;i-i..-t ef Ku'-i-i'*. TAKEKuTH'i: tlmt I, ,->���������iiiiu-.l h\\v* do������, of Vuiii'miv.r, it. (',., ..i'i'U|.!iiion ini., ity, oiiK'tttoii "���������" dn i'i H|������lil> fur |>'-r������ii. tiiii.'i to pu.i mi no lhe fullowii.g ilenjr bed Iio'.iIm:���������Ooi),int'i.oi.i(! .1-11 p.i.t phiitrd 1,1 tli< Houth Ment eoruiar o' s.etinu V, Tn'Vi,* whip -21, tb.uo������ uo. h 80 clciiii., 1I10...1' <-n.t80 ubiii..., ihei.t'it Koiiih lio ilwiH tiiei.cu we������. SocbnitiH, iv plucmf comin viiisemfiil, c*Jutii".i;.jf t-ltl .cm., nio-e "i Iwjh. SANlUKL ROWliKN, \S 11). L-mit., A rtiiit D11todJn1.tt.lHt, 1010 F. r.111 <,f N...i-to. Cn'it.t DiH.-iiot ba*.jafe 2, TAKK NUTICK ih t. iva unrliieRv.iwi., ��������� ������������������ ts.i���������.���������itwiv.ii widow, I'.iiu.nl-. tn lively (or p-1'iniwii..i' t������ pu.cb;t������o tb.* f* 1 >'*iiix do- .-.eiiilu.l iuiiifi: 0 ninn.,ei, g ,it a p..ai 1 .|iii,m,l���������t tlm ii..rth.n ���������- ctii'i' of No :.' I (ii. inj/tw ��������� mill-* 11..rib 0' n.o ti-.utbwu.t ouruor uf Nn I) i.tio.,o.j i.oriti eighty lyt'l ���������i.*>ii.ii, iiiO'.ou i'o-t fuiit. (,-)ii) cii'-i ���������>. tlii-i,ce south uinlity (Uth ohiiihu, ilieuu*> i*iui nl^lilj* 180] elninn, t-i the pmuL if ci.iiini.*iiutMii'iit, ciiiiliilniu'i' ������ix buntlrod .ml Inrty [f'.-IO) uiT-n, nene >*r li'tm. KATUKRlNl. BROWN, Niijue A ii[.pli,*iint UiiU'il Jane 4,1010. LANU A(U'. * Form Nu, 0, I'orm oi Notiee. l'o,.i*4 DiHliier,. i.C'KRTl AND I������b������ri;l01' Ibnt.ll I f ltll|..;M , T\Ki* NdTJi'i tin*- *".|),ii������i *... lb, l>.-i*,!,. ,1 li*', 1'n'i, !, 11,1.., In RUl'KRT LANlJ-Dlhl'ltlUT JfMioiint f Hupurt. TAKE UTiiTJi [. t|.,( Haid.-o ,',nlil������v, if |Vt������ton, one .u-tini "pi* utr, inii'iiiliitniiji I'miomivi-r. H. 1.'., .���������oen*...tinii, mnrrlci Diittria; . t Rjnp. N.i TAKK NOI'IOFi tbat Aiuiio Htoninor, of -1 i.i.l e .t ill*, ���������������������������' '1, 1! .I*. 1 ,* ,.| 1 |wnl Im.y* m h'.*(��������� 1.0(1 .|t \i '.111. .i ���������;(!, iIh'mi t'H'iiiv inaftli It'll) olmiiir, tli net.*, . I- '.'������i, (l.'iii'il n.nilii '.', t li n^ 0 ; .���������..inr-iKm'i'iiitmt, cot'.tn.ni j tilu mo e or U<hh, )jI'KPI.I<n -C-.J'.l, Wm L-m.i-, .*.,. Ut.tt������lJure SMnl, lftlu i.t womiiu, ii.t*iul������ to iippi* fi.r jiioiiiHHi.i. to puruhi\f������ '���������li- folio* n.ir 0*-*C'ii>i*.i i,iuil<: 0-iinii Oi.t'i'i),' nt A )ioiit pbiiiict :it tn Houth Milt iHiri.vr ol Seotii'i. !iui, TiiWu- ������hip21, tlu'hi't) ii.l't.'. ������0 clni .H, tii������i.ee wtHc HO cluiiu', iliotu'i' H-uUi.SJ t'hiiii.H, tbeiiui) lift SO ol.nitiH, t,. pl.C'iii v"i..ni- .-i-oemriit, c iiliUKin*.. tl-tti .lin1', ,1.11,. 01 Itiw. UAlliKK amiIjY, l, IU. l.rA|,i , Am'lit DiuoiUuiio'JiHt Mil*) Cook's Ccttoa lloc.l Uimvmi i, Tlin (flfil l.'i...-);^' T1...I1*, nail Mlly 1*41(1 vil.'l'llial J'.O'.lllllV jK'itfiil.u.ir'.ri',' UH. ii'(.i.i.i(,*.-,,ii ft'llM-klt. {will 1,1 'l.ll-l' llt^l^it III rllrllRtli���������."* 1. I, *> , !,' .��������� li)ilii'i.v������ iiiMncri. ):--.i .-.-������. I*, tut* Hi'iNiiii'. i-.-1'..'.i, ft. i-r l>ov fulil l.y n'1 iji'ii/'irf.'u.i. w .n., nr-etni.tl *:i 1.10.'.I.I nf ,.!'.-li r -, r.-i'(>i>iir.*>h1('t. Alili'i.:'! fm *MI������*#n)lilll*tlll5..'''Clti,HT(l. Oaf. tjurtiM t\l tfn-mte,** , ly tor p, .rn.,.niii'. 'n tin i'Iiund t|m follow init ilcnC'ibii.t Ininl*: toiiuiit'iiiiii.*. td 1. pent uliiuiu.l nt tbo 11 .rtli.iiii' c.-iiiioi* nf No, 'J I'IhIlK t*������n mib'B in -nli of tho noutltwuNi ounuTof No I) tl.nn.Kiorili nlfflity (t.0) UlillitlH, tLkll..'!.. llll'l litllll,/ (till) tllllllll', ibu.iiio ���������..uth ������i.bly tfluj uiiH.im, Ihu.ci1 U'llal Olullty 1-H0' illlli m .() | libit Ilf (I.U) iiu.i.i'i UH'. I, i-'ImIm-iliK m.v imiidrud uiul f.rft, till".)) iiO'i'n. mim or lum, ANNiV, iiukm::I'',!!, Nl,tllll 1 f i.\t\ ln'it* t, l)���������|,.it .limn I, l.-Ai. Foim of Nonce. Coast D!aii*ict. District of K;in_e z. TAKE. NOl'ICE that Geoi^e W-'ha- icn, oi Vsinciiver, occupation, contract.>i intenib t.i apply for permission in purchase the -loiicwiny described land.-. Comiiiencin^ n; ;i p^st planted about oiv mile wesi from the north west corner i.t No 3, being iwo miles nonb and two .ink's we>i of ihe soiuli wesi corner of No 1, ihence north iii. cn.iins, ihence east S ) chains, thence south 80 chains, mor*! 01 iei-s 10 C. L. 3358, theuce weM. So chains aloti). snid hceii-o to point of commence iticiil, c-.jiUi.minx 640 acres, moro or less. " (ilCOKGE WHALEN, Name of Apjilicant. Dated June 4th, 1910, *.,tmim*,,m**m+,,m.tm,it,m*m-...-t.f ���������*���������*-; r*-e*m,m*aawmmaAm**mm*'m*Mim*.iu* LAND ACT. Form No. 9. Form of Notice. Count Umirici Uanjjc-j, TAKE NOl'ICE tin; Robert R. Ellis of VaiicouvBr, <<u'iip;<iinii,hi-nber, iuten.ls to iippiy for pt.-1'iiii-.stiin tn ptirclnisc the fnllii-viriH described lands; Co'ntintm'inn at 11 ptisi pliimed ui the -.oinli west cor-- nernl No, 10, ljcitij<- i.i'o miles north und two miles wesi of the south west cornet ol No. 1, thciu:o north So chains, thenee ���������.vest 811 chains, cliena* souih Jin cImiiis, inoie nr less, thence cn*-t 80 chAin15, to poim nf commencement, conutininK fj-i1- iicres, 11101 e or less, l-.ul.l-.KT II. F.LI.IS, Niime uf Applic.'int. ImcUiiiii. -IMi, ?|)|ll. (hore or let)*. 'TG'H*N~SrOR7rV-l:0r" LAN1) ACT. Form No, 9. Formof Notioo. Coaat Diutiiot, Range 2. TAKE NOTICE that Alexander McPihq of Vancouver, Oisenpa'.iou, cur pen ter, intends to apply for perunsiiion 10 purchase tho lollowing described lauds:���������Comnii'iic- inij ut nt a post I'lautid nt tho 1101 lh went ooruer of No. 12, being four 111 des north uud three.miles woat of the eouth ivoat corner of No.l; thence uorth 80 chains,thenee west 80 chaius, ihence south SO "cliaii.s, tlience eiut 80 chaias.'to the poiut of uutii- mencemeut, contaiuiuj; 040 slci'Ck, moie or less. ALEXANDER McPHEK, Name ot Applicant, Dnted-June 6ih, 1910. LAND ACT. Form No. 2. Ceait District, Range 2. TAKE NOTICE th������.t Naomi McPhee, of Viiucouvor, rcuupiilinti, muiried uoiii..n- iuteuds to apply for peruaasion lo purchase tho following liuscribeil lasiUi Coin 'Dieuoiuj* at a pout plunted >ib the nortb weat comer of No. l*i, boi'iif; fivu n.ile.i noi tb tmd three milea west .f tbe ho utb weet comer of No. 1, tneuco north SO .chiiin^,. thci.ee wesc 80 chain*, thence smith 80 chili us, tbtnee east 80 c^aio.', to thu point-of cou.iutrucenient, ooutai.i.g IiiO aerts, inoreoi loS-j. NAOMI McPHEE, Name of Applicant. l!v..e.d June 6, 1910: Naoie of Appltcatit bated June Gth.lOJO. ���������Land act. Fcroi No Di J'orm ol Mo ice.. Goiibi. Dmt.riol, R'-.t.j..< 2, TAKB NOTICE thnt Josoj h Mn ������������������vie, of Va' e, uvyr, oci-.uputioo en^in- or, intends to apply foi prre i-sioo tc . urciiKue tl'e- !Ol|owin|H*dis.Tlt.ed bind'- 1 .������������������urti-ooi'iig at ������v poBt pUnt'ecl at ll" n rthi-aal corot-r cflNo 14 i,iiii|/ fii<- u.ill's, m riU nnd two m leu vren*. of ti - s nibwiHtooruor ofN- 1,'ti.i i.eu nnrtl. 80 cbittUS, MiBiiCi- l*ft^t 80 ch-MIir', 6* i-iii'i" s. uth iJO-otmioe, th. nee wi't KU cliaidi,, to tne -.'lOint of ooiMmt������ri(ii- niMii con tlii r.injc UIO' io*ri'i., n.ore or |..(,h. JOwF-l'd .MORAVfO, Naii'fc ui Aei'li.'.uit, IViti..l,Jtirif (i 'If!Id Land act. Foian No. 9. ' Co-at District, Ran go 2. TAICENonOE ibaLovii-i J. Ball, of Vaieonver, oc'eiipmiou, foieiui.11, iuuu da to iipiily for pri-mi-:*sio.i i<������ purclittso 1 l.o following d.tfc.ribucl li.ix.lt*.: .'oiumei ciug at a post planted at tb.fi nortli .ittt coi u> i* Oi' No. 1(1 ln-intf iix md.* k tiot th mid t. red Uniies wi'ht of;'.In: u.i.mU w.Bt 01.ruer Hf No 1, th uce Ih,,i',1i bt) ch-.i..*, th(;.,ew we t ftu ciitinis, thonco biiiitb Si) obiiii;.:, tbenoo o*stiS0 ch-iii.i-, to ihr pt-jni. i*f eomniu... e- ntoiit, ������. utaini. yn'-iO ncieu, moie ci* lcsi������, IiH'.iLS J. LULL, Nuinuof Appboiint, Daicil June Celt, ll)10f, LAND AC1. Form Nn I) .Fcfui of N.'iro. Goi<8i Di-triet, Han^n 2. TAKB NO.IIUW tlw WiiliMn Uni'.iP., 0! YiU'Ofi'tver, oe'.ipatioii (ore n.iiw, inu'iidtj.lo hfH'!}' lor pct'n i.-cm. ���������li piiri'.iiaui' the lollowii.^ iictoiibui l-iiid������.���������Coitiitifni-i'tin ������t a post i-lAsitio "i the nortbOr.tit cor.ttor ol No HI, be- inn nix mib'S- north itnd two mile-. ivci.1 ol Hit* HO'it-h-vimi corner 0' No 1, tbei.c- uortb 8D cbttirni, ttitjtiei* wk-u SU ih(iiu������, thi.iioc Htitith 80 chui'iK, thoi'o: ���������>���������:.et -SllobrtiiifJ, ro th.' point ->i rotii (iH'ti'-'t'imn r>. 1011 t.i ini D u 0-1(1 ivri-t, mon'or b'������n. UTLLl/vM 1-lAlNF,*,, Nnnieof Applio������nt. Diind ..nn* fl 1������H������ HUF'KUTl.ANI) DlS'lKlCl l*i.itll(*t Of lii.r^. * . TAKK HOriCK tbat John Krnl<i������m. of ' in,; iiit.fi, ll (.' ������,**,*l/i*r. VotiVmir.w :*WM\*t. 'jii.i ,.,. , ������W 'I'onwutiit <uvi,m.ii-c-Om'Mi,i,.* I....NI) AC I'- Fin in No, ������/ Coiisi IJi-,;iiit Uiiiiut ut Km),'' - TAKK NOTICK thai i..,i,viit ]' ll (.m- ner, oi Vancouver, on opinion limkei, ill- ��������� - ' 1" ...'.I,' I,II' Mfllll^sill'l III ..lll'.'lt.'l*!' ��������� hi" follow!!!'. (Il'-il'll'lt'd l.imU, Com* im-ii.-'i-ij. :it ., jio*.t planted sit the noith- e:i������i cnrner ot No 4 (I'tinii tliice mill'* north nl the siHithiu-st 1 oiuei nf No 1 --��������� - Iii: <l In 11T1I Viiii 1, rcvn> ���������mn Debility, Mfnt.it umt /.r.iot y, yrr��������� .���������, ,,,.., ���������) ( ,.������-.,,. ���������,���������,'���������������������������*.������������������.', * :*nnifn<*<>, wtt* *���������������{ li'titl-n, .*. riniitisimi.. Hi. .', ',,.*,.'.,,,,,; , viuli'ii ��������� nnimtrrhtkwiwtiMl\i'it.tw ,ih,,,s���������r i..\, , i..h.'.-..'������������������. I!'' " .-"���������', '��������� /,' " ', j .M(!i)������*mrl.r,*..t.Uf,.rf5. ' 1,1'A ���������.-���������- ... lull.iwii.-i- d* i- 'nli- i i>.. ..i.:--i iiitn-i' I wj join.*. Hott tiy till-lrne,,i,.i* or Jiit'luMii ] , ., - , _ , . ,, ..... . ��������� .,.-,. i |.. dn iA.ec. en 1 N*.|i.t,r pri..,. V t.;*i,.i'ti.('theuce nmth eixliiy ho dum*., thence .',, . , * - ���������* w * ������������������ I '** -,'i ���������'������������������ ���������*- "'*��������� i /iirnwrit, iVieior) "������^.it.>,CM. <������������������.:��������������������������� *....������������������-. . * , m..mm-.,.m-mmmm-m^ .mm.....*.^...*^. I ,,|); (,,y( H,l, I hill II *., t lir.iH C l;I|*t fijjllly 8.) HAY'VAUli M-TlllCV, ' LAM J ACT. Fm in No. 9, Form of Notico. Cimhi District Uaii(,'C| . TAKK NOTICK that John G. Arm ������������������niiiii;, of Viitico ivor, (ii'.c,i:niiioii, rleik, iniciiils iii apply fnr pel mil.ion lo put- iliii-c llie followin*i; ilihrnlii;.! Inid*.;- CmiiiiU'iHinjj in a punt 1 lanii'il al the iniiiii mist ciiriicr of No. 11, In-in*. thne 'iiiIoh iiuui) and two mill's neat ol ihe miiiiIi m,>i corner of No, i; tlienut norih tin 1 Imiiii., tlience wesi 8o cliains, iheni c lIlHiu'e si.lUll ilo cltlllllb, UliM'.ce i,rtt Mn 1 hiin-, 1. ihe point ol ciiiitiiieiicciiieni, ciiiitii.tmiit 640 .iirr!.', moie > r lis-'. totivf. armstwoxc, Numu of Appncitiu. Dated June )ih, loin. ui ,.- Iiof't *S" ft" "-'���������< *<X' ��������� -.' -f. " - " ,1 It'll h*1' ,;liti!l.t- tb; i,l.*- V.'.'l't M������ tt'Ui.-i-. t ,f>n.v> im"ii **" >.*liiiin.i, hiiii'j.1 *������*t'- 'ii' eu mn t'i plv.'n i.t .,.iiuui* t.ii.uii^ fi'.'i iiittf, 'i, .i-u... ."(UN XX,,1 ':-.������ ' ,-,jm- .0-1 lt������,������������, ..I; i..<- Ul.l.l, I'- li- K IS I-l, ,01', .**tt,ll'il. TAKB NO.b'I' Ute, I, ' lim-i-ii tl .-��������� > (' rti'^ it'll") .' .i.nly f !��������� t ���������ixtv ilnyn iii-v, of Wh������l. II /> ,, r. !���������> ���������"). 1 ii.aiii** tt. point ul I'o'iniii'iii I'ineiii, run- ! iiuihi.j* si*. IniinliMi in 1 lutiy l*'.4(./.teres lift. Tj uitne or ii*.-*. . -i '. > I - . -t I,- 1, ��������� e I. , .I.n *vor, I. ���������>, I* KUWIN I' IHiKMNKK. S.tttii- ft AfiplciBt. for p- rinia-i.-i. t. Ini... the fill w ; p;,u.,*j June 4, 1910 ,.r*t|,l*l r r ml ..If ''.... ���������, A" ���������.' '.I '' MM' |,|lla*4Nl dttwil _______���������_���������,___________________ 1,11.1 ... ti, rt.-1. 1... u i LANI) ACT. I unit Nu./, 1 uti !��������� mor ihni I, j ii, .nt t'.v 'Imiii n. tl, riv (run tlm S ' *.', ������v(r,.������������r iif the fr.<* m,,.) h, w, <|,iMrf- j 1 mi>;i. tt W,, 1. r'./ I. un.i, ti.i*im������ nm- J t.iti^ifi ������-*ntti������������lj .I r>-������������������::, f. !i *.; % \\,������������������ .rii*i|.*r i.f t >������������������*������....,.; ... f . ���������...���������!> fit, i tm aonthi-. U ft. 10 1,,- riinl *., W iV lit- I'. *n r >. .*��������� ���������*..������ >*r .i'i'.v all i.# 1..-* wnut tithe tint .11. K '.iU tV.fla-, l������ln*l >. |,:| foir.ti'.ie -iifuln .0.11 '0*1* , V*i... r.'ii.. I4������������> I.. tf.'ANtiK. LAND ACT. Form No, 1), Fo'in ol Koine, Citiisi l)i-*.������tti*i H ,iv^(* 3. TAKMNOI'IOK H ������t H>or-.U UA. I������tnt,(������l V������. rntit.i*r, ' ei'ii"i-jiiii, m.1'- rii.rt wotii'ti, intcii'l** tr* ii'ii) Itr i" ' mi*-*"!' n ro 1 nre'-ii'i' ". I'Wfnijtui rj'- Klll "'. t *.' ���������'*'. ���������"' " " ' '''''** ������-' n n ��������� i iil*nit>.! at the ii.'rth ������������������������-. 1 (���������.���������tv'tol ,'* II, I, .. ���������, H rn. ii'it|..������ *.. rtti 11A, t ������ ,, iit'l'n >v-������i 1 I 'hr*S V ���������*.. rff"! N* I, thf-iM- norih 8'1 *i'������i", t'THii.. in-.' el) A ni n 1 ("!.-'������������������' ���������!������������������������ 8' I'l'-ju* .*ii-iii*H mwt K'l i\b**r * tn ���������!" '"It.-I tno 11,i net-ti*. nl, C"iil������i' ii'.* dH*> i������ r-f, ���������11 raor I***, < lit,-. HVI ti- tuxt 1 ASf. }'*.*���������* . I Ap) bf ������������������������������ I)*u������.i jut,- 4<>, tcin. LAND .IOT For 111 No li, Form nl Notioo Oobhi Di.uiot, RuiiKfl 1 TAKK NOUCK ibuk <.si.rge 0. I'mit, ol Vol couitt, nccupfttion ro- eoiinumt, itilitu'li- to npp'.y lor p. r miitt n tn puroli'iKt'Ihi* I'lllo-fvini/ do* n'-iiii'il I.M.ii.;���������Oouinuii. i ictti 11 pout plunl'il 111 ihe tuntueniiicorner ol No. Hi, bfli.|a ti. oiibr* MTiU m-i! tw. mill'. ivi'������t ol tbeno'i'ti wmt ownii'r o1 No I, III' lll'l' ll'ltll -*\l Chili uu, ti n cr uttti- HO c.titiri the ,ci ioiiwi bll t'l'iiini, iiiWIlCW M'������l<l 8U CllAJM, tO til" poi' 'I I'i i*. mtiii'"tun'tit, eo t,iiniii(t (V._t������Hori-f, ..i.i.. orlcitc. lU'OK-iBO, i'HAll, N.uo nl A| plictttn. DutiMl JnriBtl, 1H1U 11 ll IMaWMttlLWIMa-^ LANU ACT. F..fm No. Q.' Form of Notion. Oii.iBt UiHlii'iov, Jii..ij,'o {!, TAKB NO t'lwL tiwt Al.ocii.nlor .1. SU w ,.rt, of Vime.uver, ,'ou.jiiiliuii, (i.irpt-nfir, iiiiO'ulu to I'pply for |Hii'ii.i..n'oii tn |.iir- elni'O fiie folhiviiuf; ilusoributl lu di*'.��������� i.'ou.iiiuticiuf,' ut a, p..st |ilitu-c-.l mte wh'io uhom 2Ji mil.H in ti .-oiv.h >'.in* teliy dimoti'ii. ffi.ui l\\* tioailt w������w'- u >i'* Uld'of, No, I, lb'IHO Uoi III 8'J Cllil'li", thenco e-.it SO eh.i.m, Ihetino Bnulb 80 cb.illH. tlil'liiO V.cut SU Chimin, to yoj.it nf coiuii.-niirtiHii.i, coi.UiiiiinB (i'ill ucn:**, iuuiu or lean, ALKUNLUOUJ. STKM'AUT, Nnuit) of Applioaut. Unto Juno Kill, HUD, I'm 111 . I 'C-ri- iv I'liM.I I J: tn* !, ll'.k.l li n| It.ii,,,,; ;. TAKF. NtTI'F -ii-t I Mm Slum tmn, ot lltfUtii, ������.'.i>'i. .turn m������tt:e<l 1.0 twin, intfidi t" ai;.)v lo |K*itti!*.*nin toi ...... 1 p���������,rb.������ethr|..ll..,i������v ,i..m..UI i.,n.U-; HfltfifRIMK FMR Tf'K SK\\>\ jt������������...'"������n"r<' ���������** -��������� i",,t I'l'Otfo ti *b*i),Nl.y i)>Jv i)0l,i,Mi A YKAH LAND ACT. Vi.in. >'x '... -i/.... ,,, *"** ,.-��������������������������� Form on Notltit*. Cnmit l)|Htilai,B*vi.t;������' 2, TAKK NO.'.."It (bur ])a������o V<mn* *-iit:,ol VroooUftr, (.ii'i-ii; muhi biiititti i .H'imIh to npply for p'roii***ion to nrcl Mi* tl'* .rilloixirijr t)*.i,eri-������'e,| ������nib*������-Onif>ni.,nrlnK m 11 pn*t phuiti'i' ....*���������������* ut������ leticii ut ������bn loiiiwitin oorriti i.i N,. 11, hi*t*iF*wi nMlm rorth mi'' tin."' iRil-i ������i������t if thn -mmbwMt cor. ,-. t ol 1-in 1,1' ��������� lit ���������.���������-It!. 80 rfiil'.v, t> rin-r w-hi tjllch/ii'���������*, litem'* m>\tl :.'i .11. in,*, 11.un 1 I ><< 'o tt)\,t������ hn. I'.iti'f i'i������ri 80 r-l.'.lr. nbo . ���������f,,.'c Iim i<* i-rtjni rl coio-r*(-'i ett< in, ..*, x-Ulli.t-i- l'-l"������* ������������". ���������������< <' ,,r ���������'������*��������� Ji*V������- rVXK U.*ON, N--4it.i. it Api-llcnnt. ������������.'.������������ ft-** d IMIU iiH.lii .iv ] , F.-tn. r- <\ Vt.o'.t < Cr.iAiy.ArlA, ].iii*'ii* l������, LAM> ALU'. furm No. U. Form of Noueo, Count "Iul 1 bit, lUi-_i- '2. ���������--mmm i������������H���������*a.**. TAKK N017CI-; thut Kl.i.ih.*tit .bun Smiib, of ViiiiiH.uvor, eooiipiilinii, nwiuil wi iiiim , intiii.iri 10 ti|i|ily for pi rniini'i..u to p.'i'uim-o tlm f. l!owi������H do.uilb.il Ion,!.; Ci.iuuioi.ri.i'i ut. 11 1 vA pliuiU'd nt tl 0 ���������ninth e.wto(ir*tir nf No, I, tlieiifi,i h utn 80 chnitiH, ninn. or Iim 10 *.|i. r������; lin., 11 in - on Hint SO ehniiiH nim \t 1 <iiH>. r i b,...ntlii,y (if No. IW, tllCltl'f I.ill III Mil cll.HH, t.HI-t'.l!.. vurnt SO clinioi', tu |M*int of uoiiitiioncitiii.' t, ootiUiiiiuii li 10 num., 111..M 1 r li'fit,, KLlXAHKTHifANK SMITH, N rim nf Aji^iiciinl, I)���������to.Tnim Dili, Kill), ,.'!l'������. IK voir WANT 00013 PHBTISIJ JilVK UK A TUIAI. TAKR NOTICK tlmt Om-ld Ihwm n-4 j Miltir, of VfOCMiviit, doonpittloii, u������rpi'i)*|; , , , . ���������������������������'-. ������������������ ������������������> *���������"��������� ��������� .i'i ��������� " 1 ��������� , otiHHti tho f.illov,iny d.i������uril*iii 101 li 1 -(,'.hi|| noi I'ing ������t a po't [il int.i.i ta tlio i-*i.tn mul cortK-r t.f No, 1 lliitioii north Ml 1 liiin.t.| ' thenoo Met lit) e),nhtr, th<.tii-" mitttli (.01' uhtii * ihit.cH viiin-HOolmin,',' to p.imt ntl uniiiiiu-i.aiiin nt, coniilnirin 11-10 ut-r.-ti n.orol or Uu*, 'i i DAVTP PAWfON MII.UU fl������������i-il .lont. (tth, 11*10. Nhii.1* of Appli'iin! ! I I't)R Sj\r,K~-A Iivo ruitiiuM'ii . lllJOM. Oil llltlf" lilt. Fill' lllllIlIT jlltl j ticulurs niiiijv nf tdi������ ntHci' ? 11 . j ^ Villi H,\I,K SlHJlll fVctlli-'t; Tyjev.rite-i in ^od pr-iYr. Cut,I $1N" Oil Mil! -.ii-il f,i|' ^V.i.OU, Ai, i IV Ht Ihi* i.JJJ.-.., * THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. ��� LAND ACT. orm No. 9, Form of Notioe.. Coast Diatriot, Eanije^L TAKE NOTICE that William F. Smith, .of Vancouver, occupation, carpenter, in- tends to apply i./t pormiaaiou to purchase thefolto.vi..r_ desiiiilied landst���Coannenc- jag at a pout: plauted ut tho north east coi. ���tier of No. I, thenoe north 80 elmius, thonco -east SOaliuim, thonco south 80 clutinn, tliinuu went 80 ohuin��, lo point of comni- euiit-iuent, cut) mining IiiO acruH, more or Iwn. WILLIAM F. SMITH, Name of Applicant. Dnted J one!) h, 1910. LAND ACT. Form No. tl Form of Notico. Coast District, Uaugo 2. TAKE NOriOl1. mat Margaret McKiv- ���or, of* Vancouver, occupation, oiarriod wo. lr.ao, intandii ro apply for peniiitisiou to pur -oha.0 tho foliowiug dosonhod lands:���Com- menciug at u post planted at tho nortli east corner of No. 3, being two mika uor'-h and onu mile east; uf tlicwiitth west, corner of No. 1, thoui-o north SO oii&iii**, ihence raal SO chniui, thence nou-.li SO oliuin-, thonce \veu*. 80 oMiiin.!, to the point of coinnnmuo. meat, eoiiriiii.iiig 010 aires, mote or less. . MAlt-UAHKT ..icKIVOl-., Namo of Applicant. D.ie.VJi.ue'l li, .910 The drink of strong men and healthy women . JIFfBJ L slF Lli Drink U B. C. Bohemian Thc UNION BREWING Co., Nanaimo, B.C HERCULES Stump Pullers - FOE SALE BY - - Walworth-Rolston Co. Ltd 1020 Westminster Ave., Vancouver, B�� C. Mrjea..'ir*..-tii^-.mm,Jt*MnmmmTKmimMrmmmtutmm ��� ~r��� l LAND ACT. Form No. 9. Form of Notiea, Co.mfc li'.-t'r ict. Knige 2. TAKE NOTICK iimu Annie Hit-ham, of Vano.niviii, iiteop..i'i..ti, murriud m'kuuui, in Vci.dii to ipply tor in.*, uiisstou to purchasi' tlie fullovi'itg iti/oii!...-.! l;.n,te:���Commencing ut ,i post pianino ni' tlio north ensst coiner ot N���>. 8, oeiug three uiilofl north nud oue milo east of the. mmth webt eornor ol No. 1, thencij 80 chains uorth, thence SO chains cast, theuce Si), oluunii south, thonce ,S0 chams ivoat, to the point of couimenee- nicut, consatning IU0 acres, more or less. ANNIE H10IIAM, Natttc ol Applicant. Da-cd Jim- -Dili, 1910. mfu.T-*J*t-* :-lih*<vc *vm^-jsrm.in*��im-tMisx-*T*x.ma muj __LANi) APT. 0) H i> -��*�� '-'] fl 0 m . iB �� W ** ���a i Ma -�� W'~; a ta <s _ -** w ** fe �� a "^ ul ml tm **&<** _ 3 g 11=1 9 _, r .3 ? ��� d �� �� �� * K B a. -> .2 >, - .2 C Form No.'.). Form of Notice. Const District, Ruinje U. ��� �� ��� TAKK'NOTIOK ih-i�� MiigyifcAririBti-oa*, of Viincoioei, occiiput-ion, niarriid ',\*oman iiit.tiiidri to npply for porntiteson io purcliaoi- the f.ill.**.iiiii> dtfiioiibt-d lt.in.ln:���Commencing st ii p.'ist, pi inlBil a* t&u north east cr- vm- ot Ko. 7, lieiuj_ four miles north ui.c om.. nulu cii-iS of tin.- souih wc.it comer ui No. 1, thonce north 80 e'tnius, thenco "lai-i ��� SO chnins, tlo'tic! koiivIi SO oh'-ins, tlioici* tent SO ohiiiiiH, to the ,p..int of comnii.iici-- ���lmii,, coutuiiiiiig IMD ac t-it, moro or lose, VADCIE ARMSTRONG,- . Niiiiii- ot Applicant, 'Dated June Dili, 1010. NOTIOK id ln-rely (-ivon tlmt on llm -fist,!-, dny of lh c ni"8i- iu xr up[ib(.'iition will ba ititide to tbu Siipoiintoiidnnv of I'r.'V. u- ���itial Polio* fir tti�� ���ruiie.val of the houl b- ohuso t ��� Mill ]iqu..rs l.y rotuil in tho boiei Ioi >\vu im tbu Wooilbnh Si.ppini,' J'Jnoo' Miliumm Oystei' lti-vci', in thu province ol Bri'i-li Columbia, Ai.nih Wooi.hu**!. Dii-.e-J Oo'-obwr 1), UUU. m*... ��.��.��..*- a. ^'t*�� ���tiwrnm,,'*.-*- �� **" **-mmm**mmm*?-***t*-*inmim,wtm*- NOi'lOK is hereby (,'iven iliuti-n tho /Ir't ibiy of Doeen.iiei* nex. ii'iplicul ���.).._,��� ib lm nuiiln to tbo Bupciiitoiidii.t. ..t I'loviu- oitil folic**., Viotoii.1, b'lii r**ii"��iil ol the. Il'tm li��(i|l,iO to Hl'll lii|!l*Tu b,\ tntl.ll In iim hotel Icnown iu tlm Union hol.,1. sh- uate ut Uiiiiii, IJ 0. Sajiukj.0, LUviti Ibnuil tlm 11 Ui day of Ootubi-r, IDI0 *������? 5c - . p J '*-' ti h 4> *H ��-���*��� r* "* "I _ f, :> ? Hi it-. S ce rt c* c -l m ���O li at * P. rJ >. (4 ���O li <B P. O O -4 <i m W Maie ih cmi;k NUTIUK Ih huroby xivon Unit on thu lins tiny ..f Di-oi'ii.bei' mxt uivl-U'ti'.ti xxlli lm init'to to to tlin SiiiwriiiUiuiluiit of I'r.i- vinend I'toliio, V'iotorlii, for �� leucw.-l of tlm liotol beniiHii to '.-ll liijiu.iH liy rotiiil in tlm In.tel known iih tliuO.iurl-.iuiy hotel kit intoil nt C urt.jt.ay, U.C. t JllllS It. .lOIINiiOS. DiuutlDotoboi' 11, l',no. 'A Bt is to the cdvnntage of overy hbtiisekeepcr p in Canada to use them ''*' Magic Dakinn Powder. Qlllctt's Pertumod Lye, Imperial Baklnit Pov/dor. Olllctt'-j Croam Tartar. Royal Yoast Cnkej. , aillotfaoIoramotliQIuo. Ma([lc UalJntj SoJu. Olt!et4'uWa3litnsCrys.Bl. MADE FOR OVE�� 10'YEARS. (EiUlillihoil 135.) NOTICE Any person or persons, cutting, removing or taking nny block's, timber or wood, pr'any dascriptiodn lolotiging to tlio "Wellington Colliery Oo'y., or from or off the land of tlie euid Company, will bo pro-i- eouted to tlm full exfont of the law. AV. J,. COULSON, Gonofiil Miunigor, Wollino-ton Colliory Uo'.y. F(.itk;e. Rid ing on lnooniniives and rail ���������rnv cars of the- Union Oolliery '.Oiiipany by.any person iir ner- -i.n3���except tain crow���io strictly probr-Hod..' Enijiioyees -re ���sah- '���ec to liisniiss-il for. nllowing sain- ��� li\- order ��� W. L. COULSON,, Oeiic-ral iManai'er.1 A cup of BOVRIL will drive away that feeling of lassitude so common in warm weather. BOVRIL gives vigour and-tone to the entire system. BOVRIL CUMBERLAND & UNION WATEli WORKS CO.; Ltd. _,.l NOTICE. Sprinkling will bo allowed only between tlm hours *f 7 to 8 in tho morning and from 7 to 8 in the evening. ��� titm-m. *-%*m..ajBmVmtkrm ��� *��**-'---*-mtr*t*.3A-j'-aa*^^ ^p^l^mfXi^t^fo^ >��.-l'��-|-.��lU-%t��l<JkW.>V.W4MMn ���$4^.^*iM,*AH^^'H!--5-*ft^-M | FAIRFIELD f <im* J. JACK, Prop, ^ Police Model Humber Bicycle, only soiled/complete with Carbide Lamp. The outfit cost about ��.90.00. Owner going away will sell for $55.00 cash, or $60.00 terms. This isa Gbhiuub SEA?. Thos. PLIMLEY uio Gov.t Street,-.Victoria, B.C. tSiT*. Opposite Spencers WATER NOTIOB. NOTICE is hereby given that aa applioation will be made under Part V. of the "Water Aftt, 1909," .to"ob it. W. 0JLLCTT CO., !LTD.,Toyoato, Oct. *M��tl^mVM\mm-mVmVmm*^ The Courtenay Hotel J.very convoiuonn' for mientB. Tho Cuiitial Ilotil for SpovtRimon Kono Imii the Hem of Wine, -uul Liquori ,0 tlie I'.ir. KATES WUSONABLK % <ti Z t iir <5 ^K A Fine 'Assortment of the Choicest Candies, Fruits nnd Tobacco, Vancouver Ice Cream,. tt* A lb f(i, tt* (* ill* John J-vhnston. Prip "n*m.m*m,*i,,mt*tm-m i-mtu mmvwNawmm. KOl'ltJl*; U lii'iul-y Rivon tln.t on tlio lii'at il iy Ut Doi'llilllli'l' t|i;Xv lltipilUilti'itl will lm m nlo In ti 10 .Sinmi'ii.Umtloiit nf I'm* vlnoiil I'oiit.", Vie friti, f"i' 11 ri'i cwttl of tin. li* I,'1 llc.iiKi) umiili ln| .un by mi.ul iu tl.-' liulil kiiown un v,lie 1.1k luilfl, ��ituii ti'il nt, (Nim* x, U.L), John Maki'Is, i)4t..-tlOi*i..|i.irr.. 1010. NOl'HKii huit'liy k'vch vhat nn llie ..In il��y uf IX'-auinhsr i.oxt ^pjil mini will lm 11.111I11 t.i the ,Sii|i��riiit(inilt'iit i.f I'm* vinoiitl I'nlio'i Vii!toil��, fur li ruittiviii nl the hotol Jit'iin* ti- m-ll liijunr*. iiy rotuil In IIih li.it.ol Idiiiivn an tlm Malimpitiii ll.i. t.l,HUU>l il ht Jitl.itl, H.t), I'lii.n I IIUI,IN DltlOll u tulll'l' 11, I'J 11). m 1 r������**�� .���""^."������'���'f-*��� ���*��� ~*n-r���r���-*-r**-.���**..,.'* i* * ISOi'lOli iw liiiii'liy j-ivmi tlut. nu tlio tlmt ilny of l)..<*��iiitiei*inxt, upiill-iitio. xi 11 lm m..tlii to tlio Mil (it'l intent lout of IVuvln- ,; 1 ti 1 ��� v.,.t..,..,, * -��� *. .--. ,-.- '��� ��� ' I *... liotul liounmi to Hi'll li'|ii..i*> by tcii.il tn tne liutnl iuu mi km 1)1 m WHIomh 11.-...*', t-r* iiiUen ul0��in|iiu'll Hivnr, Ji, (', TllUUNit tl.VNNli.'i, DitiirlOutolmr 11, 11/10, Mil ICh ih iii'iuny i-i\l.i lin.'. .in ��.i.i' : Urn. iU)" nt D'C.'tnl,'. r n.*xt ii|.|iltiiuti<invi'l j liti Ul itl', I'I tllC "tllt'CI Uitl'll lilt . t I'I'llVl . I uiul \*> lioi', V'i���tortii, for tin* rnunw..! ut Hi ��� I lliiUil in* it n* t.< it-ll :|.)li I'I'J '*<��lli tl...; 1 l-tlt'l Un. wn in lm* W 1.in. 1.i'i!, 1.1 11 it. 1 i Ki Unio 1 Hlty, H.C, Jnii:** IIumj-ai-i v, Ji., j Ullilltll!-.*!)*! II, IIUo, , I NOTKJIC TO THK J'IT1...I(.. Hnviinj built 11 l*.r|*n Miii'tiltniinn mid mil: ut t'tmrii'iiiiy, I will in funim lo'tm nn li'intl u iilocli of nil liui,rt of liny, 0r��in, liiitl I't'cil nt, lti"oi-ti mai Ice" much. A hti'-iinlty will Iv iiniflii nf riillnr criiiilii'il find fir Iwiii'Mvliit'it ��ill mu'-io 11 mviii�� uf mn* tiiir.i lu Hii' t'O't .if fnnl. Onloi* (���iv.n tin* ipiimi'tvr nr ly jiliniin vill bt, lirtilii'i'ly tllinrl, Tlmrkiiuf ymi fnr yricr imlr. mu1 in 'In' li'tftt uiul riolioiiini/ n uon liintiiiiKH t 'lit* iinmn 0.1 liioulur lumn, I lii'i* to tt'ii.iiiti YniUH tnrnmniniiil, ii'i iixj.s civ.vVt ruiii/, <ii Diinnnnur Avo. Cumberlnnil f|> O Vl> $<JK$.$$i-?'i.?&^ iwirtt ttir r ���X'/'**���^�����^-^'r#����-it-?i'-^��fii��w^t*w��'W *t><>^-^^-^*0<t*^<>(><H)<>'H>0'0'<H^'V'^^ ? P, DEIATIS ! Dealer in $ O Mile KINDS OF t j Fruit, Candy Cigars I lcigarcttesSTobacco.jp ^ 7. Hon ont I Hod:, ��� A ���'JUMHKKI.ANI>, H.O. tMn a ricelise in the Division oT Comox District. (a) Tue littnie, address and ocoupalio*, ot tho npplicnnt is William Alexander Kiiitiii-wsou, of Comox DiBiriot, British Culumhia, Farmer (b) The name of. the lal.e, stroam or source (if unnamed, the description ib) Tnree -Spriii|��-i, kiiov-n itis Alatlicv,- Rim's Spriii;.'H, Minute on Suctiiin Six, <Jc,. mox Di-it riot;. (c) Tho'point of diversion is direct froin :-.OU'0*: IT HprilljJH.' [ci) The tjutiutjity of wator applitid for (���11 oubio fvet'iior h.end] 0.05(5 cubic font; per 8,'Cotnl. (0.) Tho charactor of tho proposed wnrki (f.) Thc promises on which tho wator ls to bo used (describe same): ���Suction six, UoiiiuxUi-ir.iJi .trutnli Col* imibitt, a* il the Nurtliwuit OU aoi'o�� .'f irlotj.iou Right, Onmox Dn-tnot n.rnio*.t.id. (g.) Thc ptirposes for which tho waur is t*. bo ii.ml li-.ii,t>>iio |/..ip. tdui-. (h) If for irricntlon describo tho Innd intended to bo irrigated, erlving acroauo Leaky taps must be attended to at once, Any eliangos or additions to existing piping must !m> sanctioned by tbo company, A. McKsioiri', -Manager. S.S."LITHIA" Licensed for 30 passengers Towing and freighting to : all points. Good Accomodation for Passengers Special terms to parties by the dav or week. For particulars apply to������ J. B. HOLMES. Agent or to G. Ll. WOOD, Master Phone 44, Comox^B. C. WINTER SCHEDULE." Effective on -wid from the 3rd, proximo, tlie following will be the tall schedule oi our local mail steamers;���City of Nanaimo leaves ��� ' *' Nan i 11.10 at 7 a. m., on "Wednesdays and Friday's and the Queen Oity leaves Nanaimo 10 p. m., on Moi'days, City of Natiaitno leav. es Coniox at 7 n. in,, on Thursdays and Saturdays. Queen City ���lep-ves Combx at 1.15 p.m., on Xnesdays. ""J. LAND REGISTRY ACT. In tbo mutter of ��n application for for a Duplicate Cerlificnte of Title to.Lots 11 and 12 Block A [map 522 B) Town ofCutn- berland. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tlmi il ix my inti.ilion at.thcexpi- ruu.'i. of one month from th'.-* dale of tho lirst publieaiiiin hereof, lo is* Mie a Pu plicate Curtificato of Title* to Hiii'd lands lVucd to John Worn- wood on thn 7ih tbiy of August 1895 and numbered SH 0. Land llogist-ry Office, Vtotom, B, O. Tbo 23rd day of Ah-buhI 1910. S. Y. WDOTTEN Re,i*"mi' GomoihI, ��� ib <i 999 C<>99*t>4/ ** 0<>'K�� HO f C) I"I N M c I ..KO 13S iliotal ,,c"n ��'" ���*b|1 li'ii,oiH ''.v ruUi' ���'' *' (1.) If tho water) Is to bo uaod for power or inlnlrip; purposcn iloserlbo the place whore tho water la to be returned to nomo natural"' channel, and tho tttfloronco ln altitude between point of dlvonilon antl .point of return (,!,)A.*on of Oror.'n Innd lntnn<l(\<1 tn bo occupied by thn propound warlw (li.'i This notlre wnn pc.Htcil on tho llltll lltlV I'f Sfpt'-MllMII', 11)111, Hllll llpjll I'll- ten ''i'i bo niMlo l.'i llm C" nimiH-tioni'i-oii IhotiS'lulnyof Oo-o'ir, MIK��' 1.) (Jivti the tintnr.fi md ndilre*i<infl of uuy riparian proprietor-*! or lleim* hooh who or whore J in tin nte likely to lm nfffRti-tl tiy tbo prt-iponril wurlft, either above or bolov,' tho otitkt: Mi-int*. (.-.iKiitituro) W. A. MAT||I..VS<>y, (l'.O.ii.��.|.('.'-.l Oi.'iit.v. II.f. meeeem*mtmemmemmja'*m*e*mr ������-*.* me**��*mv*mr**m*m*-imi*ememmwtm NOTI'.'K In h(,i"1y ;;ivcti tnat on the ll'iit duy uf IiiC'irlwr 11 \'l 'tpitl ..iti n will llll tnlliln tu il. S nit'ii t���.i,(lo .I ill I'ruviil- ninl I'tiliei", \'l(i'.n'iii, f.ir the rm 11. nl of ihe hi NOTICE is hereby given thnt 80 dure nftor dato I tnled to apply to tlu*. Hon. tho Chief C.'onii.'ilnBioi.er ol Liuds aud Works for a Hr-onm. to prospect forcoal and petroli-uui un dor tins bind,, in Nt-bon Di-miot, Vancouver Inland, doHoribed ni�� foi- Iowk:��� omiiK-'iicini' at a jio-it p'lued on Uio wet bnundiiry lino of tbo -'Id l.ayup�� Hound Loiihb, about 80 ch.iitiH fmtii tlio norihwB-t i:orner ot' nn id Luiik.', tli*nc pror-.rwlji p, t'oitili W) obitJiia*, thoiiiio oit>t 41) C atnii iiioro nr it-*-* to tin* wo:-', lioim* iliry lint, of M'r.iinii 1, ibfinco inirih fi.-i chain** follow! up Kuii wi)i��i boitn- dury |ln*>o|>.'I'tioii 1 lo Hit' iioilh- wni*t ci'.rniT uf Sr ol lon 1, tinmen xxtrtl *'l) ch'iitiH, thuiic','nor.li lfi ciuiut*, iliMiue wont 20 I'liitiiiH ifiiro or Uet to initial |>JiiH. K.A, OAUK-VfllllsOM, K. I' in, ,'ti;.nt. DutoHliiiiillit illty of N'lil'inliiii, lf��K��. COAST LAND DISTRICT.: D-'striot of Coast, Raoge 2. takk notick thnt Frank Hinks* man, of Vanoouver, Ji, C, wood r..i-ic!i;tnt. intetidf io aj>| ly for |.er- niisfion 1.1 tiurohn-?o lhe following described ln.idi*: Comioencing at a post planted itlioui 4JI miles north audi mi'frii'-t of thfi Knuthaast, corner of CL ;-i;,.riS, tlience south 40 chaiw**, theitcft. ive��t $0 chaine, thenre north 40 ohai.ns, tbeuce e��8t 80 cnains, to pun of conimo.iiemeut, coftiaininf; 320 acres.more' o.- lCt����. riiAUK HINKSMAN. Dated July 28th. 1910. COAST LAND DISTRICT. District of Coast, Range 2. TAKE NOTICE that Percival James McLaughlin, of Vancouver. B C , rancher, intends to apply for permisfcion to purchase the following described landB: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles north and 2 -.tiles eust of the south oa-n corner of CL 3858, thencenorth 80chain��. thenee west SO chains, thence suuth 80 chains, thence east 80 chains, to post, of,commencement containing 640 acres, more or le-.s. PEROIVAL J A MRS McLAUGHLIN ���'Dated July 27'h, 1910. NOTICE ie i hereby b*iv*'n th-*-, at tjie next meeting nt the ftuard of Liuimae Commissioners of tho City of Cnuibpr- land, I interid to npply for a tratiRicr o the wholeBuli; liquor liceiiao h.'l.l hy ni*.1 on lot 3. block 2, to'bkel. 15, lot 6, Cinn- bi*.r]and Towns'te.. ci a li MUS-iArr,:.. Dated this 9thday cf Aupuat; IfllO. IT*m^l&r**Um^t*n*wJ'*,lM-'mti*tt.-yi COAST LAND D'ltiTKlCT. District of Coast, Range 2. TAKE FOTICE that Weiilley Evert Westley, of Vancouver, B.C.' plasterer, intends to adplv for per- mlRsion lo puicbr.se tho foil owing described landi:,���Commencing at a po-it planted about 5" mik'H north and 2 miles tiim of (he 8ontl.C!ii;t co i-.er of CL SfioiJ, thonco -south 80 chains, thence cast 80 chnij:s. thence norih 80 chaina, thence wept BO chuiiiF, to post, of commence* ment, containing GJO -icro-i, mor.: or lei-ta. WESTLV EVERT WESTLEY. Dated July 27th, 1910. NOTH'l. ia'.iri'i.y uivi-i-, il*.t 30 .Juyit iiltur il.to 1 uiletid t.i apply t<> t.b�� Hmi. I Jio'i.J litiowa 'ic tit<) Wiiaam 1'u'"!, ��itu%tmi i J hn Miit:l OiniiiiHi.ii.iiir ul J.iihUw iiki IJN1UN S. S. CO.. of U.C, Ltd Wi'i'li 'iul ani'vliie botweeu Vmicoui'iii', Kin. i.,, .1, I'd on, Cum %���. by lliu at"i I Clyit.' built twin iifev H'liiiinirr "COW It'HAN" Kltili'if,' IIM lll.tll)".- J.i iots V^ni'tMvur, iSntnriliiv '> | in ."> . i i > , .*. ii,,..,..!,, .',,',,,.*'���,,,, 1. *,' ll. ,\i riven IfiiU-i, Miiml.y ll a m 1<()R Kli;s'|.'.;bASS CAXHY, FRUITS, CltlARfV ,v TOBACCOS K!/'il' Kin luteliy uivt'ii lliitmi t �����*��� lir��t ��� by . I lien. i. lur utx6 t>ti|iliritlon will I.t in".!.* la tin* .*l"|if��itiiiiiiih-iil nf h-iivl-wliil ''i.tii*,., \*luWirl i, f. r Om I'.'iuiii al nf thn Ito- t-l liemio it, i." H li.|iiiir* by ristiiil in tm ,,,. l, mo,I On,,, (,,( . I ...i,, ,,, ,, .,, ,i >,, mmmmm, m ..mmmmA. mm mmmmm. ...>*,���.��� mm NOTU'K tHhi'i,''y (?lv tt tit t "it tHe IImt dny nf Diiii'i Imr itutit uy .lu it'i.i v-ili bo urulo t.i tliu Sii|inriiitia.dn<ii nf l'< vinri'il I lint.,-, i ll;V 'I I', I'.f IM. HI,l.i i, i l ..... I,,, tti| llooii*.*. tti at'll |ii|ttnri> tiy n.'iill In ill lioti'l km wn nn t'ni Hlvtr,.i.|(i|i..t(.l. Nitiri'.ii iit Ouurto.i'iy, 11,0. O, II l'n iisiitt Ihtn.lOt'iiHu ||,r>!ll0, n ,.| n��� i- i ,i . , ���ii,ii; tt ri i,|.i,:. /.a iM.ii A pn iiilniini miller nnd on Ui�� luaii* in N��|- nm l)ii-tri��*.t, V��ncoii��,*r IwUtiH anil dv��- cril'i'd uh follmv ; - Comini nciiiK ai a t-.ifl (ilni.e.l nn th'i "M-M lunindarv line nf tlm old itayiiui, Sound Letup, nbotlt -SO cliatiiH fri'tu llielinrth-AfiHt corniT pni��t of tlm Il.iyiiHi Som tl lei".!', | rr.rei'diniT the; ce iliiiiniiftid i.t itody | I'om 'Jury linn i*orth Hi) idiain** ti;. it* nr li'H. lo the i.��.i i i ��i't ' "i mi r COAST LAND DISTRICT, District of Con el, R.Hngo2. TAKK NOTIOE that Krncst.At* kii.M, (if Vnncouver, li "C, occupii, tion linr-miih, ink-ndu to apply for |.ci'ini.-M.m to pur.'.himi thc fullow* ing described land��: Conimencing iU it pout, punled nhout 5 miles north nnd 2 milts i-,ir,l,of tbufOiuii- en-?t corner of 0 L S.'joS, tlv3iv��*�� fouth 80 chitine, ihence woi-t SO chnins, thonce nor'li HO oiudnv, llii'i.ce oiiHt 80 chains lo post of couiiiK'ticpmunt, cinlainiiig (140 iiciut, more or If.-a. 1CIINKST ATKTVH DfllMl July 27lh, 1910. COAST LAND DISTRICT. District of Count, Unti};ii 2. TAKK NOTICK that Jiirr.cs Horvey Fee, of Vnitcotivar, U,C, iiiHulpiitiou le iin.ter, inW-nds to up. t*ly f <ri|ii*rini*��*>ion 1,1 purobnMn tlm fiilhnvii ji di'it'iilii'il .Innd!*; Coi.i- ruuiKiiiii. nl t> \ni4i jiUiited about h mil"!, nortli ,tnil 'j niibrs earn nf Ilia vou hcnM corni-rcf''"L.W'8, thcr*^ north SO i"iniri��, thenco ommI, SO eliiiintt, tlict.ce unitfi ,V(lr hn ins, lliOl.i'll ��r��l ei) onitinii to port tif Ciifi.liiPnC'.iiieiit, ci i ri tn liitnt, till.. Dat."! Ji.lv L'Tth, lull), .{.tid l'.ivinHStiui.d LriiM\ tl-rr.ci-' ��er��'���'i rivfil <'. I:,* X, 1'i'ii'ljiv H *i tn Itti.uriiiiit;-��� Jx-uvcm i'oiikix. -Miinliiy 4 \t in !,'*.rt'�� I'-t"!.. hiinniiy ,i |. m Arm-.--. Ninii in.., f innlny 11 ji m .'., I'-i; ' i':i> r. U ,*.'P Xh< ll iy " '! in , | Miikc lutiViM Ui.ion fur ruiiilutrliin ��� iv- j\l\ j\t\ JJ! tllC i> IC\V'!i l">' *'"��� oiltiy iii/irnn.-,. fm nrnvul oi ��� I'HW. pays. I rv jt. ,*1,y..'l�� ���T|.,'l,. |-> p. ' | > i(.| I,* ti. 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I ihe..Ml', .���tn'i"i i h fit) i-huiiif. t'���� ���".'���' vm 11 'J', ��� ;..|> -iii.i.-i-l it ,.* IV. >ii,.*,ui. .-,,un��t Ut'HuU.iHMioiu.iia (r���m tl.t �������������� j rhuiriP, ll.eil-f** co.ni* f ' " '''' ' ' '" '���"���''' I*" i A,*iv, (.n (.ra.l.t.H ii.iii.uii ..mil, .���, .*>*'***��� t ,i��� ���.,- ,������ , ,��,-, , ,, , , . .:..��!�� l..,.mr*, l.y r,��ml in U���*; ,h,���.��� WM| g0 oh.i.^ tbmm mull. *�� llU",4' W*"l_ *1' ,' l"'" "', \". Ut ;"" ,.-i.;..nl..* ��,-.,..i..t. I, uituunilut ;,miih, tli.ntft ,t.t no .h.i.,* i.. uiiti.i ��,,,'"<' �� F.'-ALl.W t.li'.MIN H i' l-Y.mf.vt" MCurir Uwrnt. i*. C-AltKt*' (iiiW>N (*<\ \ IT 1 \ ��- M ��-.?..*( t< lfi* D-'rict of Cii.trf, R.m^e'.V TAKK NOTICK that Riclmrd It Lei*i��. i', ol Vnncouver, H.C , i��ri|it|i- inn ti, iiimiidi to ��p|dy ior perrni ��� ;i,^ ilr- lm t* t!.. Con mi i.cirt*. h> n |.��mt j |.n *,,.| i.l.riu 7 i.iiU'ti r.-ftb at I om, ttOnurClU'il ��itb KUHUi t-l VAnU. |) '..i (M,W if HIIO. i- j li��t*ilHepti-nntiif 2l*t, Dljii. JUltlit. |cr K I* av��'i>i. ��� nd '2 n.ib* in " of tl.- t-.t-t V r��t��^t rarce* i,i ( |. ,,.,.';.����,, t|ii,,.ei-. f. nth )*() I cfitdti**, ti,'*) ci- i*.*i��*t HO rl.itin*-, li,*i:i-. - i* en,'.' nurtli >*<t ������Irtiii'.. tbcnii- we-\ s��t rliiit..-, ** |".'t < I e.'inti ���>uteri.*nl f-.itit'iii.ji.*; f to trie**, mme tir !t-*w , KICHAKD l�� I.KKHW. U..��. July _7ib, mm. THE NEWS. CUMBER AND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. The FOURTH ESTATE Novelized by Frederick R. Toombs From the Great Play of the Same Name by Joseph Medill Patter- ton and Harriet Ford. Copyright. 1009 by Joseph Medill Patterson and Harriet Ford. (Continued.) i young newspaper wnter. "Reserve your sympathy for Rur tPlmy; be'll need It before long." wns his cutting retort "(iti: Is thnt soV" sneered Dupuy | "(io west and grow up wnn ttie coun- j try, lur it you muig nrniiiitl tiere to j hurt Bartelmy doin forcel in.-n .-nun- i rial llhei in punishable with arrest.' ; ������������������Surry, old iiuui," spoke M<-,|etiry ; klnilly. "If I didn't have it tumily I'd j go west with ynu " , "If It wasn't tor ntPti Having faint ilies." put in luiptiy |itiiioso|ilili-iiily. "fliere'd oe ii revolution " Hrund straightened up nnd. with n contemptuous expri'ssuiit ou His (nee, t started towsird tlie dour. "You've got inure Iteiirt than sense. I McHenry." wns the parting slim j which he hurled ut ttie managing edi ! tor. | "Pretty tough on n reporter to tire 1 hint for "scooping' the towu on a nig story," salt! Hie managing editor. "Oh. pshaw!" grunted Dupuy. I A ooy eiitet*e<l witn n card. I>np.iy ! crossed to a chair aud picked up ins CHAl'TKIt III. Tmm^~m {_*_ tnntiMiruiu editor nsaln begun to weiirh Jusi wmumgn.f- j overcoat. A_sj_^_. n-aiice the oenunid of Dupuy "Mr. Nolnn. sir." the lad announced. ,_gj8_tl h������d He direc-ted hm glance | wtth an amusing gunmen "Hen the at hfm fixedly, mul a long pause en- j new boss, and he's got n roupie o cued after the law vet lobliytufs abrupt ! mitts on 'im tike Jim .letTrles dee demand that VN heeler Brand bo d.9- j V>nt I'll bet Nolan Is there with tli ..���������banted from the Advance. j walloD. all right!" Dupuy returned Mi-Henrys ("tare, j uupuy pat nw overcoat bacK ok"in* aud his discerning eye and Drain eu- I rhnlr. Bit. luck wn* still holding good, abled Dim to read Die working* of Mc- | he congratulated himself. Here wns a Heury's mlud He felt InMlDctlvely an be glared hi McHeury (bat be bad the managing editor "un tbe run." I>urliig tbe tierliK) of the insurance cumpany's ownership there bnd beeu no doubt tlmt tlie decision of Die ninn- chance to make Hie ncquniritariee of the new owner of the influential Advance, an opportunity to pave tbe way possibly to secure future favors from bim for his clients wben emergencies it rose. Needless to suy, emer- nglng editor of Hie Advance would I geneles frequently nroso to disturb huve beeu In favor of Dupuy ond hm demand for the diKi-tinrge ot Wheeler Itrnud. And the in wyer. like McHenry, knew nothing of Die uew owner Unit would clinngtt tbe uttitude of tbe pa- pur. Dupuy wns right Id bin estlmute of McHenry"*'weakness Tlie lawyer lobbyist was pi 11.vin������ in rare fortuno, Indeed, to discover iu bis opponent a xnua wbo dared not stand fur fhe liftbt. He well knew thut be would oot dud tbe same sort of mau in ti positiou of Importance In many otber ���������newt, pa perB,of^tbejaiLa,_^___J____i___|__l_ tie Jtuow "the power of the press" throughout all America, for be bud learned ut bitter cost tbnt It was tbe ' to* of all the bid Dupuys and all those i tbat employee tbem to serve their ' enda. Finally McHeury spoke In answer to Dupuy's demand. "Let us give BraDd one more chancer protested Mctieury. "I'll put i tlm on baseball or water trout Come, .. . ��������� now." "I wtil be candid wtth yon. I waa j Instructed to make au example ot somebody tor this morning's story, j Perhaps, though, a good hauling over * tbe peace of mind of tbe varieties of people who sought tbe versatile aid of Mr, Ed Dupuy. He turned to face McHenry nnd snld: "Oli. the new owner'. I'd like to meet bim. If you don't object I'll wnlt." Dupuy seated, bimself at the extreme left baud corner of tbe office close to the nick containing flies nt the dully papers. He took dowu a lili* and bewail to rend. McHenry, laughing at the pateut anxlousnes* of the lawyer to meet Nolnn, put on bis emit A heavy step was beard, and the -bu 1 k y~for.m _of_t he_nejv_awnjr_jf_the^ Advance stood before tbe managing editor. "1 am Mr. McHenry,*' explained the latter. "1 am Mike Nolan," the newcomer remarked bluntly. At the sound of tue big man's big voice Dupuy. whom Nolan bud not noticed tn the corner, attired and turned his bead to gain a better view nf him Tbere was something famllfitr In the ring of that voice. Tnpre wit* something famlllur to tbe features aod the poise of Mr. Mike Nolan Surely he bHtl met hlin wotuewheie. He The newspaper publisher pierced Dupuy with a glance which, to say tin' least, was searching. He crouched toward him and coiiiT'-s-icd his brows ns tlioue-) ,������ rentier tun signt more cerium, more peuetratltig. He had half extended hia owu baud to crimp Dupny'a. Suddenly, witb a half smothered oath, bn drew It vloleuily hack. "My God," lie exclaimed. "It la Bd Dupuy.*" Ue continued to stare at tbe lawyer. Afier a moment a faint smile appeared. "Ed Dupuy. Unit's fuuuy." he <*ou* tinued-"that's awful funny. Well, dou't It beat all": oou't you remember me. RdV" Dupuy couldn't place him as yet. "Why-ati, Mr Nolan! \ea, tt most bave been, Let's see. Wasn't It Moute Carlo (wo wtniers agor" he ventureo. "No, Ed. uo; It wasn't Monte Cart* two winters ago, It waa bere In tbla town twelve Hammers ago. Remember nowf Twelve summers ago���������twelve bud> mers ngo?" Dupuy reflected. The street car strike," reminded Nolan. "Oh. yes, tbe street car striker added Dupuy. Now be began to remember. He began to reineutber the part he, as tbe Consolidated TracUon company's counsel, played In that war between capital ami labor, and somewhere in it all be realized tbat a face something like the one before bim bad come to his knowledge; also the nam* "Nolan" had a ratuiliar ring. "Nolan, Nolan.'" he repeated to himself. No, it waa "Doliin," he reassured bimself; that bad been tbe mime of the man be bad crushed aud driven from tbt) ktn of num. Yen, that was it. "Uo- lan," and that man was a broken down and outer when Dupuy last beard of hitn. Nolan saw that Dupuy was uon- plused. a n d he laughed as be said: "Yes. it was the street car strike, and yoo and .Judge Bartelniy between you 1 sent Jerry J__itat-_ to Jail for Jerry IMnn, the uyi- tuUir might do for tbls time. Call him tn * pondered and pondered aud finally now. lr's hia last cuui.ee." 1 guve up the problem lu disgust. A boy entered. j "This is a nice looking place you've "Ask Mr Brand to step in." \ "I'd rather take a itcklug tban do j this," protested McHeury Dupuy wus unsympathetic. "Well, be'a only got -almaelf to thank.'" be snorted. Wheeler Brand cuiiie In. "Mr. Brand," begnu the managing editor, "there ts 11 kick being made ou the Bartelniy story of this inoriiiug." "Yes, sir: i suppose so," Hrund looked ���������ap nnd saw Dupuy, und the reporter's fuce showed thut lie understood. got here," he remarked to McHenry "That you've got, sir," A femlnme voice from the outer lmIIwny was heard to ejel/ilm breathlessly, "I refuse to climb another step,'' McHeury turned Inquiringly, where, upon Nolan explained: "My family's lust outside. I wanted tbem to see ma take possession," Ills voice whs tinned with pride. He stepped lo the door. "Come In, mother." be called gayly. Mrs. Nolan, u tall, well proportioned brunette, attired In the cost contetiiptTlfnca" that broke the strike after it'd been won." "He was a dat**** gerous agitator, was Dolan," pronounced lMipuy, directing tin interested glance nt thp new owner. Nolan drew a deep breath aod, clinching his fist* at His sides, replied to hia arch foe of twelve years before: "He'll be a more dangerous agitttor fa-Ota now on. fm Jerry imiunr (To be Continued,) "1 forwurd tbe kick to you. Indorsing 1 iiest of Imported gurmunts, entered it 0 K,." snid Mellenry, "in other words, the kick goen." "Why, wtntt"- "Thls In ii practical world," Inter* posed Dupuy Brand grew hitler, for well he knew the practice* nf Inipiiy. "OU. yes; I know the pntter~n world of live nnd let lite. We must be very the mitniigliiK edit or'a ollice with u pronounced nourish, followed by the twu Nolan children, Sylvester ami I'hyllis-ttie Hon nbout twenty-two years old und the duughter probably a year or two younger, "Oh, mercy, them Biiilrs!" cxcliilined the mother, endeuvorliig to cuicu tier brentb. Nolan present eii tils wife and ������on to Me* careful before imputing motives, eh, { Henry, Mrs. Nolan called to I'hyllU Mr, DupuyV Does imt the giNHl book ������ty, 'Let dim that is without sin among i you cast thn llrst tootie���������nt United ; Suites Judges.' "* "Wheeler, Wheeler," cried McHenry, "we omy ask you in to talk tt over j ������aimly!" ! "That nmn bus lilt tne In the dark before." exclaimed Brand "Thi* Is '��������� the llrst time tlmt tic Him come Into tho light." "I desire to sny Unit tny clients," put In Duiniy, "like 11 creui tnitiiy other of fhe - 1111 - Hiiiiscrlln-rs - in nos paper, were iliHuppiitiiicd nt wlmt tliey con- celt-lit lu l.e nli tttuviiri-iiiKtitile iiltiirg full of liiKiiiiiiiti.ms titiuiit otie ot tho most tllsltiigiiinlii'it iiii'iniii'i's of iiui IUII11I Mil lex hen. li, 11 ml lliey vvt.vli liierel.v il. (iiuliis ol tin- paper to ex- |irens the hope Uiul ���������mtiiiiiu t.f the sort will occur iigiim. in vwmii iiimc thoy are wlilim* lo (iverionk Uu������ uiortiliig'tt ���������rtlele enilrely-iu. lit tiet. legnril it Olerely nn u int**tio.v. u mMttke ituulu wn inun iniiiii*.'." '*"tun ineiiii 1 mu (.. iuu- .ui..111.-1 fiiili...' i.. ������������������ . .' .-.,! . ' '' I '< t-.' .;,'..--d IriKlt liovv un.'" n-l;,il ItriMHl Dllflliy Olici* IU.it,. Iieeiinie t-iitn|ilftCCnt. "Hiich, I believe, t* Mr Mi-lii-nrya declsloti," he NiKH'titi.-iil i������liiily, -Vim cfrtniriH fni*-" *-niir t-itil. Dn* fill*.*," crltvl HritiMi in iic'iiiii'ii.^ iiii.r*^, **?o (tunk ynu ctm miirxit. the fur 140 n week I've punt more itnin ttmt tor the lirivllege of tlgtitinu ymi." Tlie lawyer niriii-l utilcbly lo tho liinninnim iitltnr. "l.ia tietier let htm ro ���������Hcllenry," lie ������lli.:|!.-*>t,lt "ll>'*������ l-'-.t.W. Wheeler Mm ml wu* ii.nrt*.ert st the WJ) ..: '.' 'i't '! xt. II, i.r-', -uiiiu-tHl lm pay in iiitm.'ii, .* nim "I***** In* (.'He ymi ������������r.ti*mv" he diked BM*������tiiiii,'i) ol Hi** 11 .11...-'11,- fli'* ' "tarn, my t������.y. in* il.*-������. una I accept your n**iluiittit..ii" The r������-u������irii-r mn* f<r tm in������-a*m iliui.livl l.y I.t- -l ��������� M-���������*���������������������������' "lm ���������.irrj fm > ���������������������*.* t,������- crirti. int lining -townrd 'I- (fi'tirr. |ltl|.tll |.i.|f.*lie.| -t."..*������- UtittV mttrwftre J'������������i" *.jv..|������-v������r������!f f'1* r***i* etit. yttiMi HtJtn." tn* ������d*tt*������*i1 iim to draw near, "Tula Is my daughter. Phyllis," she suld. "8U0 went to Bryn Mowr." Phyllis nnd the managing editor exchanged greetings. "My uon. bylvester." went on uie mothor proudly, "went to Harvard." "Oh, you re 11 Harvard man!" spoke McHenry to Sylvester. "Whut claaa?'' The son, lodged in the latest fresh* mnn eflecls in the line of sport]- clt.tlicN and dnnviiig on nn niillgljtiHl Cigarette, replied, "IIKKl, 11(10, 11)11." Mrs. Nolan polnti'd at n pile of pa* pei-s lying ou a ninn ll ilcsU. "I don't see linv*. ynu evei gel time to read *em ull," mu. inltl/i'ssi'i) Mellenry. ���������'(ill. I rend tt rt y or nlx.y a day. We've cut to kimw wlmt the other fcl* |uw*������ ur,- ilultig " "Ttiiit'n Just like me," she responded siiiixiilily. "I always like to know wimt everybody ������������������.��������������������������� Is d"ln������, too," n\ie went nu, "I think what |(iiiriinll������ni iieeds Is n soft li-mlnlnc. refining Inltil- ciiie. It seems y.ui tlnn't pnliilsh nny- thing now hut crime, divorces nnd peo- ,... ���������> .:.... ' '-'"' "(Hi vnii wniihtn'i wnnt to read every day that Mr and Mrs .lames June* were living tutppdy togeitier. Vmi re only Kitcre������(<'*l -men iher're Unhappy." "Still IM like in rttrid onr* in awhile ���������lltll *.I.I|IH���������������|1, ' ,*ts '��������� ���������.���������������'. ,,,..' ".'���������'���������'. fur a mile white," |i wn������ Mcllenry's turn to lungh. "Woultl ynu like lu lock over tbe Dlnnf. Mr* Nuisn?" he a * k .nI. "(Hi. yea: What I wmit 10 **m in Um reimrter* re|i..rtii.B ' V\h.*u Mr* Nni-i-i. I'lirltk. snd VyW teaier Had i|*-|imii.iI hi in., wake ef Ilia* U.������ (tllll ItSIt siKwermt Meitfury'a ting, l*'n������i������ 1***** aim uimie n ������ikuhi ui M.llelifa nehiMl .Vomii*. Mri llml ate wattled 11, ������-**,���������! tttr ������������ ner It* tna ARE ATTACKING RECORD. Famous Endurance '.est of 'P3I It Marvel of English Horsemen. An attempt is to be uni? under the patronage ot prominent KnglUh sporting men to brenl; the extraoriiinnry record fnr long distance hort-ehack riding innde on Nov. 6. 1*31, hy Stpiire George O.-bnldeston on th Newumrket round eour?o. Including fifty r\n\h pages and n quarter of an hour for refreshments, the squire won *2,(, '������������������) giiinen*" in stnkes nnd n Inrgc sum in his own private wngers by riding 2(10 inilos in 8 hours nnd 42 minute--. He covered tho distance in a cold rainstorm, starting nt 7 a.m., weiir't- inp in nt 157 pounds, inel.-Jing sntldlo nnd bridle, nnd taking the full round course of four miles nt onch Inp, Fifty timet- ho circled it, and us ninny titiio������> lie changed horses, The famous ridn wn������ token ns the result of n bet by Gon. Chnritc thnt the 200 miles could not bn covt?re-i in ten hours even with nn unlimited number ol horses. One nobleman bet 1,000 to 1 the squire couW not do it in nine hour*-. The sniilro hnd twonly-iMght hor*et nt his disposal, and ho covered the 'lr<t 100 miles in n little less thnn four hours imd twenty minutes, Then he rested for fifteen minutes, refreshing himself with n cold partridge and a ulnss of sherry. The whole distune.* wim ridden Im seven hours, nineteen minutes and (our seconds, the rest of tie* time being spent in stoppage* tu mount nnd dismount. His |te.*t how was Triinhy, which he rode nn fmir separnt.. hips, thn time hi ing: First ht|i Fight iuiuutes ten sec- i'tid-i, Sectitiil ).i|- Kight minute* llnl, Third Inp i'.ight minutes liflnen sec. uiul,-. Fourth Jiiji -Wight inintites fifty St cult.In. Fnvev did 11 Inp in eight minutes 1 t'l'lit seeond" atn| Insula in eitrlit ittin- utci. twenty m lids. Op tin* other hnnd, the horse I key -Solomon t.Hik twelve minutes nml wn* the v.or*t ���������! Hi., lot It hml to be whipped nruiiinl the cutirMi, iiiei viM.iii.i, .-.i*. . .... . , ;, ... -.1 ' - - ti ������..���������.,��������� -(reli-h Tin- suiiire wns forty-live year* oil when li" aecotiiiilisheil his lu-t..ri.' ���������.'mitUnn J*..!- Ills *rt������i������.im<* f*.-** .������"��������� event lneI i-uti-d .ted in riding sixty-five utiles ctiAi ttiorniitg in twn nnd 11 hull 1 .. , ,. t ,, ,iiv ir.., iif*,,r t.rt Mr i'i;*.*- O ... re������t ut the il.'tj I" hurled lu- iuu-. j.*- 1������ i* said the liiir**i> Tranhy wu* tin* son nl Hlncklo"k out of mi Dm?!" mare neiit to Virginia iu l*".l,.uir>, IM6. N ! m. I .- f. f ���������.'���������*��������������� M Ififiy Id, -j* 1 - i.t. ii, ni '.,' .. 1 e. I \l I, ,*V.,f,.- I 1, - ������ji >l, ,t.i l.i Vir A tsraat f*t**r*eir. ���������Tbt, rt^ettolr ereiit.-il I.v lhe Uew-t-e- vell Unlll "ti the KiO' river in .\ri������..nt. |������ the lnrft-****t iirilit.-ml i������m|v ,.f writer in ihe u-nri.i. li* >ct.-u��������� i> i������ 1,.,,*������.. ono.imo i-iitif*- ten. mui if ii* wan-re wen* ���������������f,re������<l ������������vi-r ii.-tii*v������re it n..n.| corer the rntln* surfs.-t. of tltiit *nttt> e foot tn d������*Mti Olrf Olerr. TllP rnHM S.������I"-** nnt? I������ rw������**ltT- four refli** ..titer ih.in <ire.it Ittusin'a. till year* o'<l������ 1 r ...n. t'.ir ,,f 1..,, -,, ,,,*. mr Unty **���������"������������������ iti** rtwntb Uh������.i-t ������-������-tl ji-ir* 1 ���������!���������!,��������������� (h.ti ZULUS IN WOOD. Eccentric Englishman Left Queer Collection of Statues. However accustomed a traveler might be to strange sights and queer happenings, he would receive some- thing of a shock in visiting the tiny, old-fashioned village of Castlethorpe, in Huckiugliamshiie. For in that quiet corner of rural Kngland is to be lound a collection of curios which for striking originality and workmanship would be dillicult to bent. This collection consists of life-sized figures of Livingstone and Stanley, Zulu men and women, crocodiles, snakes, monkeys, cuts, prairie >' '���������**, heads of lions, tigers, and Jajiuai--- nll curved out of solid blocks of wood, with every detail in color, etc., most faithfully delineated. The collection belongs to Mr. Geo. l.ninbow, the suiierintciulent of the Castlethorpe jKistolfice, who takes such a pride in his collection that he has built a couple of arbors in his garden and arranged the figures in tableaux, wliich nt first hnve a some-' what alarming effect Oir the casual visitor. Fur sonic of the blnek figures hnve been curved in fighting attitudes, and grasp heavy African spears. Many offers to purchase parts of the collection have been made to Mr. Rainbow, but lie refuses to' sell. "They were given to me," he said to a visitor recently, "by niy cousin, who died a short time ago. nnd who must have devoted something over fifty years to carving them. Of course, he did not work at them nil the time, for he varied this curious hobby by stufiing iiiiiii',als nnd fish; but there was nothing which delighted liiin more thnn to take .1 hammer and chisel and a block of wood and fashion representatives of tiie African jungle and forest. Curiously enough, he did not take any great pride in the work. While always willing to allow people to see them if they asked to do so, he never forced his works ui>on their attention. "He got his ideas from books and museums, and I suppose it was his passion for reading about African exploration which led him to carve these figures. One of the best Zulu figures which he curved is in the museum at St. Neots, where lie lived. Where did he keep tiie figures? In hisgarden; and I remember'.him telling nie Hint one night he left the garden gate open. A new policeman came in, flashed his 4aiilowi_mim.d.juid_the first thing the light fell on wus tli-ir*tl^.51e^lOT.dTO- fellow there"���������and here Mr. Rainbow pointed to one of the biggest figures in'the-collection, with a huge spear. "That bobby turned tail and fled, but summoned up courage to come round the next morning and tell the story .if a savage brandishing a spear which he hnd seen in my cousin's garden;" Perhaps the most remarkable feature of the collection is the wonderful manner in which every detail has been observed in modelling the figures. Properly-colored glass eyes hnve been let into the wood, while carefully- carved bmie teeth-have been inserted in the mouth. Tbe hair, too, hns been carefully carved out on the wood, the figures being decorated witli necklaces of African beads nnd earrings. Six- foot snakes nre twined in and out .if the nrbors, while full '.-,~d tiger-'' hoods, beautifully modelled, nre cunningly arranged in the woodwork lie- hind ferns, to give the visitor 11 shock as he or -die walks round to inspect tho collection. ��������� To some pooplo the idea, ol having these huge blnek figures in n beautiful garden���������for Mr. Rainbow enn boast A one of the prettiest in Cnstli'thorpo��������� mny serin 11 little incongruous. One forgets the strangeness 11 j these, queer ^ garden ontntue'its, however, whe-i t noting how beautifully moulded eii-'h figure is, showing every muscle nnl ] line of the body, and it would be very ! surprising if, ere long, some enthu-- 1 instie collector docs not persuade Mr I Rainbow to part with whnt is certainly the most unique collection of wool, on skillies in the country. "Downser" Going Out. Tho word "downger" seems to lm going quite out of fnshion, nnd .winy who should so style tlieniBclves pro. fer to 11 '���������*.��������� instead their Christum niuiies. Strictly speaking thc mother | of u mnrrii'd i>ocr ������������r biironct is the 1 downger, hut it bus heeomo tlm cits- j totn when two Indies lienr the untne 1 title to call tho elder one by !-''r , Christian name, tlie distinction dow* j agev being dropped altogether, 1 At ci'iirl, however, nil widows of 1 ���������>oor* nnd biironet* nre styled downger ! when the tM-er <������r bnronot regnant Is 'f tiiurrii-l. The Christian Winn' wn������ ndoptcil sortie yenrs ngo iti ens-s where there were more thim two Indies hear* imr the Mime title In order to make n 1 i|i*tiii"li.in between thn downger and the wife ,.f the bolder of the title, nud the iHti������.v,itii.ii lifts heconi" ������o jxipulnr that peer.***scs and baronet*' wive. wh'. ������hiuil.| style themselves dmtilf'er elect tu Ih. known by <helr f'bti-lliii iiiiiues, Thus the widow of the lute Karl of Dudley is known ns OoH-imm Lidy Dudley, bnt nct-.n.ly she i������ lionin-i-r I.ii'ly Dudley.--Court Jotinni) ... 1 A Littlt Maori Mial. -,".. " ��������� v������������������ '/enlnnil. whilst V.VHnt. their nnttiinl gtitlieriiigs. u.������ not beln-ve in Wi.itiii .f.'-n'r ��������� '������������������ ������������������ gbtltee tlnouu'li th.- JoHnwlti-J h*t id t.*���������\ c-wnimol during a recent gnth- iritif will show, There were nine i.n'- |.icj<������# twenty sh-*ep, tteveiiUcii bugs i.f .'lelHU'i, ei.'h! Inns of jKitntoes, lllirt,.,.11 ,r,.', ,,���������, '. ... ' ������������������'-"��������� "t"*! l������iutiils of cake, I.IHO 2-|sitiiid loiiv.-*, ���������tii) ,'ttll,m nl milk, I cwt. nf flour, etirht Ml-pi.ittid ls,xi������s of butter, six large tins of frtTl-")' hicctlits, four CliM������s of j.t.it. t'*������> ti.ti* (d eel***. "H������ t������'H "f puti't.liii*, I.,-i.i.���������* condiment*, mil *ti't In.������ Kntiri>.'ii t.ui* uf flrewiMsl v.*r,, u-.'.'i \,.i , l.r.'.i Tho minilii'T of Maori* |tf.-^.*ttt wns l,;f������������, The Hritt el Auttrttta. \u-tr,-i|'<t, i������ tie li..ti������>������t country on f.-*.-'-i 1 ',,������.,. r; I l.-it f'.t ode* ������**1ri.li* lh*' t'iu.1,-1, litlt I hnve never f'lUlnl ti.������( ���������������*. ii,m*mrm aiih ihi*. Out in **������������������*��������� y,.r-*\- ������������������(, lh- ������l-v limes tll.-ff ntft-nt- (.. tm- httlt* ttii-t'' tlw������n a *li������-vl "l| Lf..*.,, fmwj^.t .������.������*.-. ii .i.i* .ii: I fl ** tow-r fi-..*t������,>t*. an,| the *������������������>>}<��������� fa������-e tl .It-.-, -a ������������,:,( .t*,y tutve t.i feet! trteif tri,. *.��������� .������-,. k.--t ������<���������-*. t*. k.-vp tin-Hi trt'n , lavitiat .--.i.-.k .tn.-^A*. v T-efetrrAirli-- HUNTING FOR TITLES. New British Peers Are Having Troubles Over Their Names. The seven new English peers put on the birthday honor list by Kim* George are having trouble in-picking their titles. They may choose their own titles unless they infringe on the accepted rules; otherwise the crown will, in diplomatic language, command the new j>eers to guess again. Tbe first rule is thnt nfter a title na<- once been held by n member of the royul family it will never nftervvnr.i be bestowed ou a subject not of the blood royal. The second rule is thnt no peer ranking below an earl can choose for los title the name of a county or n county town. There nre a number of counticj vacant, including Flint, Merioneth Banff, Clackmannan, Dumbarton, Kirkcudbright, Monaghan and Ros- common. The next rule is that when .1 certain designation once has been use.i for a peerage, even if thnt peerage has long been extinct, the title will not be renewed for a peerage of lower degree. It was not until Lord Hawkes- bury, for instance, had been raised to an earldom that the designation of Liver|XK)l was revived. Another rule is that where a former peerage is in abeyance or under attainder the title of it shall not be chosen .for a new creation, except hy the heir, because there is always the chance the attainder may be reversed. Lord Leith of Fyvio desired, to be created Lord Fyvie, but the old peerage of that nnnie, now under attainder stood 111 the wny. ll a new peer desires to tnke his surname as his title he may do so, no matter how many other living peers of the same, name theie nay be. Thus I,ord Russell ot Killowen was so ere* nted, although thtre was already an Karl Russell. There are now living three Lords Boyle, Rruce, Douglass, Hny, Herbert and Hill, four Lords Grey and five Lord Yilliers, no objection will be raised by tho King if Sir J. de Vil. ���������liers' chooses to become Lord Villiers To choose a territorial title the peer must show a reason, ns ownership of tlie Innd. A manor title cannot he 'chosen ii'iK-s the new peer owns the manor itself. W. T). Mackenzie, who owns the manor of Thetford, prevented, by protest, the conferring of the title of Lord Thetford on lhe stibiect who is now Lord Fisher. I.ord Michcl- -soTi-bou'jht-f he-ma nor-of-Michekou-tQ. qualify for his title. Where a manor has been unfranchised or ownership of a manor town si-lit up the representative of thnt place in Parliament has the right to select-the name for a title. Many recently created jieers hnve chosen the names of London suburbs ���������ns, for instance, Lord Bnttersca and Lord , Wandsworth. Lord Lorehurn took the mime of n street in Ivliti- burgh. Lord Selby took his wife's surname. A CELEBRATED FARMER LATE WM. RENNIE PIONEERED IN.PROGESSIVE METHODS. The Widely Known Seedsman, Who Died Recently, Was Born In Scar* boro and Made the Rennie Homestead One of the Famous Farms of Canada���������He Was a Great Admirer of Clydesdale Horses. In the death of William Rennie one of the best known pioneer furm- ers, seedsmen and agriculturists of Canada has passed away. The deceased for many years had been a lender in progressive farming in Ontario nnd was the author of one of the best known text books on the subject. Mr. Rennie had been in poor health for some time past anrf on Muy 23 he received a stroke of paralysis, after which he declined steadily' until his demise. Like ninny other successful Canadians who have risen to prominence in business and public life Mr. Rennie wns a self-made man ami was- born in an humble log cabin in Sciirboro in March, 1835. His father and mother hud emigrated from Scotland a few years previous and wenr in poor circumstances during their early days' on the farm. By hunt work, intelligence and zeal that farm became one of the most celebrated in Ontario and the Rennie homestead in Scarbti.ro is known all over the province among progressive agriculturists as the Gold Medal Farm. In* I860 he started farming for himself on the second concession of Mark- ham, near Richmond Hill, but in 1370 he moved to Toronto and established the seed business which has developed to such a wonderful extent and which has made the name of Rennie a familiar one throughout Canada in every agricultural community. The business is now one of the largest of its kind in the Dominion and has branches in 'Montreal. Winnipeg and Vancouver. To Save the Babies. To tench ideas of motherhood to girls at nn early nge is the nim of a bill introduced in the British House of Commons recently by Dr. Addison, of Hoxton, Kng. His measure provided that instruction shall lie given in public elementnry Rchools 11s to tho enn* nnd feeding of infants. He said tlmt 120.000 children u-"W 12 month,*- old diet] onch yonr in Kivrhind nnd thnt niodien! experts cnlcul-ited that one-third of theso den ths were preventable. The incrense in the dentil rate, he told hia colleagues, wns due mainly to tlie ignorance of young mothers, muny of whom knew little about the importance 0! cleanliness nnd the need for properly feeding their youngsters, "If we wish to denl effectively with the emise of our national v-teukness," snid Dr. Addison, "we must begin nt the cradle. Tin* only proper way to begin is to give instruction tn the crirl* in school. The instruction i.i simple and would take very little, time," The hill will have serioun consideration, as most of the plivsicinns in the coiiTitrv have 'urged the pussago of the men sure. A Generous Welshman. "We wnnt more: men like you," It wns In tlicw*} words that King F.dwnr.1 referred to Sir John f'richurd .lone*, in whose honor a dinner, presll.vl over by the Ctiitncellnr of tl.b Kxelie, quer, was given in London recently when hi* lato Majesty visited llnngor * some time ngo. A Rclf-mmle mnn lt. 1 every sense of the term, Sir .John, by his benefactions in the cause -if education, has dune more to improve ! the chimei'S of Welsh boys anil girl* : than probiibly nny other num. Horn | iu n tiny Welsh village, he w������s enrly impressed wiih the hick of clubs, In- stiltites, and jiliicen where young men could secure pro'itnble entertainment, an I, tn quote Mr Lluyd-Cii-orgc's tribute, "he remembered this when ho wns able to do something for hi* native viHiipp." Sir John is president of the Iiontlon Druper*' Chnmbor of Commerce���������n very iiii|xirtitiit body. Few Fatalities on English Railroads, Knt/llsh rat I ran rl men nro proud of their reeuitf a.������ tv^nrn-, u������- rnii-i* u, ,,-,< .*..:���������. . L-i ��������� -.iit .,-.!( <-.! vwitnn. (HV. pusseiigers limited only one wn������ killed by nn accident to a train. Nine' U-i-ii xsxrtv M.!oi f*.>tti<.g on or ..ft trains. This total uf passengers dnei not Include commuter*, none of whom .. ��������� MO,- I Of this total only 'KM* were m-tire-l. Rv accilenti to train* Hi rnilrnt.il em- plows wen* killed and 8,1 <���������*���������> injured. (Hii* reason why the total death* front all cnu.es is so low is that person* ate titrAy killed while walking ���������.it the tracks. All the KuglUli rail- fni. mr* f-nfcl or he.ttre.1 in an!! |re*p������-sing i* not only J.irliMtlcn but prevent-**".. Mn-si'trati'i di-nl rigorous, j \y mih. Irniep* ,...l ,.:���������. i. j-:.., uy tu ii������.- the 1 mi roud right ut aay n* a t',ij.'hr������.ai|- Eaty Er-oi-fh. "Jnlinnie." asked a gentleman of * Intl.' kittiitKatt'it |mj������i], "Mo foe', *.���������,...* U*>* tu muf ���������' 'i Valtf-e rrniir" *'\e*. *������ir; I #).,������' J*..'* -Well, tell how rrttt do M." j --Alty, yuu jin-i *t������p on ber tall" ! LATO WILLIAM UHNNIK. tn 18S4 Mr. Rennie was nwiiTdwf the silver medal for the best managed farm in the province, while bin brother Simpson won the gold medal, Tho reunions nt the Ronnie fnrm nre quite frntutu*-." nnd linvo frequently brought together over a thottsnnr! lending ngricultnrists. M>. Rennii? was a grent admirer of Clydesdale horses nnd imported n large ntimber every yonr from Scotland nnd exports- sny tlmt no better animal* worn ever brought into Canada of thnt class. In I8S!) Mr, Ronnie retired from active business operations, leaving control In the hands of his sons who are so ably carrying on the good wnrk commenced by the father. In I8!V? Hon. Mr, Dryden, then Minister of Agriculture, asked Mr, Rennie to tuko the position of farm niiperlnt-en* dent nt thc Ontnrio Agricultural College nt Guelph and to demnnstrntff thero his new Idea regarding afrrieul* turn. This he did, rnmninimr with tho college six years. He brought; tho fnrm up to a high state of cultivation and thoroughly demnnstrittorf his methods and later ho publisher! lis well-known book, RiiccesKful arming, whicii has hud such n largo unlc, Deceased was it Liberal in politic* and took 11 very active part in thn return of Hon. Alexander MncKon- r.ie whon he ran In Kust Vork. hut in recent years hn had devoted bin- uttention to other mutters. He wan an active worker for tlio Toronto In* dnstrinl F.xbibltlon and wns secowf vico-pri'siiient of thnt nrttniii'-iitlon nnd for mniiy vears wan a member nf the hoard as iintiornry director. H������ wns a member of the York I'inneor nml Historical Society nnd was pre������i* dei*t for u number of years nnd during hi* rcirime it became nm* nl tho Htrouiti'St iiri'iiiiir.iitiuns of its kind in tlni Dominion. For many yonr* ho whs an enthusiastic worker In tho f-ret-'.yteriim Church nnd In IWid wnn elected nn elder ol Brown's Comoro Church, Miirklniiii, lie wns also #iinerln������endent of Hunday neluxil lor a considerable pcrnm au������i -m.i, otic ui il,. ...}'A. jjj.-ii..l.er-i i,f the T'.Tonlo Presbytery, and through his efforts * mission wai ostnblished nt t?wnn*e-������ known a* iho Motrnin-fside Prtsby- teriun Church. H .?.-.. P������nn. *,n*% tXitnt- Mllo. Vcrlct, tlm well-known singflf from the Pari* Opera, who recently hn������ been appearing in the Morart Fes* tivol at Hi* Majesty'* Theatre, Iton- dm, with great succe**, ha* probably sung brfnre mora royal |H*rs<inaBe**i than nxy other prima donna. Hh* tJiw ������[e.*i-if!j' urnrfltreil tm gnln per* lormnnce* at Iho Grand Opera, Pari*. unit tells Imw on one wr>c������*l������in. aft**r sltit'titi.' Itctirc tne b.t������* Ring l.ilwt4r>l. His Mnji-.ty came l������;liiiid tlttt ������c*ih������*# to Mvm-rtliment her. "He -did thi* In quite an mi>������rni������l manner," nay* UM*. Verlet. "and chatteil wiih me |������r *om������ timo aliout opera work in such a charmirif. unantfit*.. **y lri������������ *i!*r"Oft ���������told., <.n** ftr-f-1 he wan a Kln������." So wonder P������ri*lan* ref^rrerl to ht* Ute Msjcty iflMlionat-s-lj- m "King ���������***��������� otwrJ. <fY" THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. Ten Sound Reasons Why You Should Buy (Pronounced NA-DROO-KO) Medicinal and Toilet Preparations Because They are ALWAYS LOOK FOR THIS TRAOe MARK 1. Guaranteed by the largest Wholesale Drug Firm in America��������� the National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada, Limited; 2. Made of Purest Ingredients every 0'jnc9 of which has passed rigid tests for strength arid purity. Compounded by Expert Chemittts legally qualified to dispense prescriptions. Made according to Proven Formulae ��������� tested for years tor safety and efficiency. 5. Not "Cure-Alls" but specific prescriptions for particular ailments. 3. 4. 6. Non-Secret We will turnish to any physician or drug-gist, on request, a list of the Ingredients In any Na-Dru-Co preparation. Ask your druggist. 7. A Complete Trade-marked Line including practically every Toilet or Medicinal preparation you ever need. 8. Made in Canada by Canadians���������for Canadians' benefit. 9. On Sale Throughout Canada' lf\your druggist hasn't the particular Na-Dru-Co article you need, he can get it within 2 days. A ''Money Back" Proposition If any Na-Dru-Co preparation is unsatisfactory we will gladly refund your money. 10. Na-Dru-Co Headache Wafers Stop a headache tn 30 minutes. Contain no harmful drug. Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets Curesourstomach-heartburn-flatjlence ���������Indigestion���������chronic dyspepsia. Na-Dru-Co Laxatives Act without any discomfort. Increased doses not needed. Na-Dru-Co Baby Tablets Relieve Baby's ills. Especially valuable during teething. POOR JOAN OF ARC. National Drug mad Chemical Company of Canada, Limited Wholesale Branches at: rUKfu���������St. John���������Mtmtrtwd���������Ott-������w���������������Kin���������, tan���������Toronto���������Hamilton Lamaoaa,���������WiianipM R������gin������ -Clgary���������N������iaon���������V������ncou.������r���������Viclanau 41 Some Hitches That Have Hampered Pageants, ��������� If pageants have done nothing elsetj they Imve given rise to a new pro-' verh. That -"Every pageant has its hitch" has developed into quit** n by-word, and is a statement anyone who hns been connected with these twentieth-century innovations will readily corroborate. ' Only the other dny tlio Army Pageant contributed itn quota. As Joan of Arc, Mrs: Hnhler had just ; finished lending her French knights . at the charge, and wns about to puss out of the exit, when the large white : horse on which shn was seated plunged, brintririg its rider heavily to i the'ground. Her fall wns made much worse by the weight of the armor she j was wearing and the heavy banner whicii the carried. Her face cut. and considerably bruised, she had to be carried off the ground in an ambulance. '.,'���������,' One of the incidents in the Bath Pageant, last year reached an unexpected pitch of "realism." In the Akoman scene, a Saxon had to rush up the temple steps, be stabbed by a lady-in-waiting, and roll, from top to bottom of thc steps. A slip caused the player tb strike his head violently as he fell, rendering him temporarily unconscious; and what was thought to be an especially clever piece of acting was warmly applauded by the spectators! ��������� ���������' Rain is the great bugbear of' the pageant-maker, and the first performance of the Word Pageant had to be postponed owing to the downpour. Distinctions of class, creed, and country were forgotten while the early Briton, the haughty Roman, and the mediaeval courtier exchanged views on the unkindness of Fate, and the jester forgot to smile and joke in the process of disrobing. Queen Elizabeth,,in the glory of ropes of pearls, ruffle, and splendid gar* BAD BLOOD ��������� Is the direct and inevitable result of irregular or constipated bowels nnd clogged-up kidneys and skin. The undigested food , and other ��������� wastt-fj'ntatter which is allowed to accumulate poisons the blood and ������������������the whole system. Dr. Morse's Indian- Hoot Pills act directly on the bowels, .regulating tliem���������on the kidney*,, giving them case and strength to properly filter the hlood���������unci on the skin, opening up the pores. For pure blood and gopil health, take, DE,; MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS At the Resort Theatre Miss Sue Bret���������1 huve a living engagement here at lust. Walking Gent���������What 'tis? "I have a part in wliich I hnvo to cook and cat a plate of renl ham and eggs nt every performance." HOW ONE WOMAN | REGAINED HEALTH! ( '��������� . -���������������������������-'������������������ A: .. * ! Utterly Helpless and Friends Did Not Expect Her to Get Better The great fame of Dr., Williams' Pink'Pills is due to,the .fact* that they ',hnve restore'd vto active.,health and strength hundreds of people when all other treatment had failed to cure, and who had come to believe then-selves hopeless, chronic in- valids. The case of Mrs. Henry Britton, 1284 Alexander Avenue, Winnipeg. Man., adds another striking proof to the truth of this assertion. Mr. Britto'n writes as; follows concerning his wife's long illness and ultimate cure through the use of Dr. Williams, Pink Pills. "It-is a simple There's The Rub "Rural mail carriers have been instructed to deliver weather prophecies." . "Aye I But MiQ_j\yj]I-deliver-,tbe. weather?" Requisite on the Farm.���������Every farmer and stock-raiser should keep a supply of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil on hand, not only ns a retidy remedy for ills in the family, but because it is a horse and cattle medicine of great potency. As a substitute for sweet oil for horses and cattle affected by colic it far surpasses nny thing that can be administered. ��������� "It's hard for a ninn to get along without n woman." "There's only one,thing harder." " "Whnt-?" "To get along, with one."���������Cleveland Lender, Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia Anyway, n strnnger in n town never hns to hire a sitinll hoy to point out the miloons, Incessant Demands "My' present patient," said the pretty nurse, "is very exacting���������wants something all the time." "Never miud.__Ie inaj:_ask_.you;_ta, iilm. marry "I wouldn't be surprised if he did. He has about run out of other requests.!'���������Louisville Courier-Journal. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. Photographer���������Your son ordered these pictures of me. Dad-They look like him Did he pay you? "He did not," "Ah, that looks more like him." SMohbGure quickly stops cou������hs, cures Golds, __ea_*. ments, had to be hustled unceremoni- I thing to rec6rnnierid Dr. _ Williams'- ously into a four-wheeled cab; while : ^ik Pills and yet it is difficult to the hardier knight of St. John don- j express fully one, s; heartfelt . grati- ned a waterproof over his artaor, and ��������� tude for such a marvellous remedy strode home. < "s they h*ve restored my wife ,.to A? a local pageant in Norfolk, how- ...health" and _ strength after the best ���������. **,., ���������i..L.��������� -.R.J .v,������ litcmen*-, efforts of the medical ever, the players defied the elements Despite a heavy downpour, they went through the whole performance under umbrellas, the spectacle of St. George and the Dragon in mortal conflict, each holding a "brolly" over his providing not the 'least enter- important throat and lungs. 25 e-Mita. Hnrold���������"I know thnt I'm not worthy of you, darling." Fair One���������"Remember thnt, Hnrold, nnd m.v niurried life is sure fo be hnppy,", 1 good digestion \ Shakesfbarb HA-DRu^sPEPSi&BLfTS They oorrect stomach disorders, assist digestion, snd make life worth llvln** again for tho victim of dyspepsia. 50o. a box. If your druggist has not stocked them yet, send us 60c. and we will mall them. 35 r-Utloiul Drus *nA Ch*ml������l Como-nr of Cinadt, Limit**!, Msntrssl, head taihing feature Water also played an part in an unrehearsed incident which occurred at the Oxford Pageant three years iigo. The president of the Oxford University Dramatic Society, who was playing the part of Friar Bacon, had to leave the arena pn a mediaeval motor-ear resembling a dragon, and, after rounding behind the stand, cross the arena at full speed. On making the second entry, he failed to turn quickly enough, *tind plunged headlong into the river. He emerged unhurt, amid appluuse, with hia benrd washed off, and the car was recovered from tho deep wnter a little later. fraternity had failed. For years prior to our coming to Canada, and since that time up to about three .years ago, my wife had been subject to severe illnesses from what the doctors���������-. said was-chronic-anncmiaT������������������She���������wns-ut������* terly and entirely helpless, and so weak that she had to be lifted in and out of bed , for weeks at a stretch. The trouble was aggravated by recurrent rheumatism and heart trouble. She had no appetite or strength for anything. I eniployed the best medical attendance nnd nfirses procurable. The doctor gave lier tonics nnd ordered beef ten and wine. The tonics and medicine would relievo her for a time, and then she would slip bnck once more into the old state���������but, worse if nny thing. Then we begun giving her advertised remedies, but, nil seemed of no avail, One evening while reading a newspaper' I 'happened* to sec nn advertisement of Div Williams' Pink Pills: It Probably no pageant haa excited told,the case of a young woman who more interest or looked ominously had been a great sufferer from mine- like boing stopped at the Inst moment imia, and who testified to having been than that of Coventry,- A storm of ; cured-through the use of these Pills, indignation was aroused by the decision that "La Milo should represent Lndy Godiva, clad only in fleshings and a transparent giiuito clonk. Residents worn appulled lit tho news, and declured that the procession must not be tolerated; wliilo tho mayor threatened to resign, And, in the end, Ln Milo wore n dress heavier than that used by most horsewomen, together with a long-haired wig, weighing over 2 1*2 pounds, to cover it! ������- WHEN IT COMES TO PAPER BAGS and MATCHES We are everywhere with tht standard goods. Paper and Matches are our specialties. Let ut know your wantt���������we'll do the rait. TheE.B.EduyCo.Ud HULL, OANADA TEES & PERSIE, LIMITED, A.entt, Winnipeg, Oaliary, Edmonton, Retina, Fort William and Port Arthur. Modtrn Convenience! Slunk' nf the Period--In your day there was no liluriuus death except iu buttle, Simile of ' A'chllles-Thiil's rltflit. People didn't travel in autiuuoliili'ti fli en Well, What Do you Know? "Didn't you Printline to warn uie to link yuu to iiilurut uie tu tell ymi wlmt, 1 Miiitl I'd tell yo-i to tell mc when ymi lulil nn- to (ell ymi In tell mc it?" "VY*-." "IV, It ,i.|,.,l '.- tl'-" (������-!,. , t, ,. Tin. i*r. ItitiiK* win* iitri'iiilly turiuu ott tlm wat<r I'l'.iiri* she went tu tin- *������t'iin.ili.', nnd she won't lu* home for n fortnight. In tin* iiii'iintitiii' Hunks ilncn not know where thn lurncuck I*. Ill hlm��������� 1 llllt Will tl li'llltllKtllili' es- cnpi* of Borclt'lgli'i., It in a wonder he in nlivi* tn tell tin* title. Oililm-Yc*; uiul mnh n pity, too! "You know, on the other *id>* nl tlie enrth it'* a dny Inter thnn it i* here." "1 dmi'l li.'lli'vi' ft " W.ll, I'll prow il to ymi. If y������>ii wnn in Uistnilin nnd I wn������ Inn-, ntul ymi mi,* In In* shut iinlny, i il know it ���������.���������������������������.t.-riliiy.'' ' Will, if you *��������������������� n fri:������ tnl of ������iin<* vouM ������.ri<l nn- ������ M������*������!ii*it t.*il������y tilling mc I'm tlmi," Ilium.'I ���������brink ymir ���������*������, ������,, in in fu.fj- th,. flu Sir*. I'������<p|*i r IM FMr.'m*.' -in*I F'-im.- uren:- Mr������, RnMier���������W������: he I* *fii.lvlni* the figure* on th,- ln*-uii tbi* )<-ar. A iiuui piircliiiMutl some red ������hirt*. gimnint.'.d neither to imr fndi'. lit* reminded the nhopniiiii ��������� forcibly of thnt guiirmitiii' noun* weeks, biter. Hull' ,11111 llll.l illl.V ������ IH II 1111111 11,1 > with tlu-iu;-" tin* -<iili*>*iiimi naked. "No," replied the ciii-tonier. "only i tin* other iii'irning my wife snid toj lite, '.lohtt, wlun ditl yoti get thnt pink' conil iiirkliii-i-K " j Card*-*.* ' "Unit .li.l Unit iJti*..il<-.l f.il'iu of your* turn out!' | N..I v.. ii. i u..i tl,n-i> "in* 'i.iv (Mui IlKiiiitlitii-"!) drunk ili- n'ldr in.', nt.-itd nf puttinu it nn tin* gnrilt'ii."���������; VYM������)iiitittoii >0*i. j Up to the Minute j "It ehc up to tin* rtiiitnt**.*" ���������; "t'li u, ti.i iuiui.it* ' t tlnHiM . ,.j *<��������� t������. Why, ntiiit, ������li"*'������ mliialiy tunk- iner *of;t iiflliiwi fur n yntinir riiitn'< . m-rojilunc, - llitf.it l-'tii: fret*. The "Pink Pyjama Girl." This wns the name bestowed upon that popular actress,.-.Miss Paulino Chase, who wanted \fr. flrnhnmc- White to tnke her up in his noroplnnn recently, when she nnpeareil sonic years ngo in n play culled "The Liberty Holies," In the onurso of which n nunilier of girls n'pponrod in n bedroom scene dressed In nightgown*, Miss Chnsc, however, hml alwnys been nccusloitii'il to pyjiimnn, and ,������ngge--t. ed to the innimgotiifliit that they should let her nppi-nr in pvjntiins, ns sho might feel strung., nnd nwkwnrd In n nightgowti, "This wiu ngrned tn," snys Miss Chnsc. "but nt tho limns rohenrsnl, whim I en me on In my pink pyjiinuis. I suddenly Imenme oxceesively self* eoiihcious. Ho much m thnt I scur- riuil across thu stngo, juuiihmI into the bl������ hml whicii lltfiirml In tlie scent* nulled the clothes over my himd, nn.l In niutlli-il hut ilccldcl tones refuse.I to Vomo out.' This unite impromptu piece of business, Jiowiiver, proiluci'.l runrs nf lmn*hter, such ns nru nircly iicnrd at n dross rohenrsnl, nnd the next night I had to repent It, when it sot'inml just to ticklo tho nudionco to dcntli, mul iu n few days' time I tin. known nil over the oountry as the 'Pink Pyjaimi Uirl'." Vicar'* 8transi Call, Hev, Thoinns Kildl'inton, formerly rector of Ht������h Uoiliim, Kssox, Kng- I..1I.J, ,.:*.4'i*i.,, i t,liilill-'iH.i:*l IIIA .11.1.. i ti* vlcnr nf t.riii(i������r'*o, nnd In tm ���������>������������������!- dress Irom the pulpit flxpliiiiu-d why hn luul transferred from the one living to th* other, thcrtihy saeriflein^ nhout $5fK1 n year. He snid lieforo ho knew thnt thn llrnintr.*.* livitrt- wns vncnnt In* wiiku up in in.' mi.i.In' i.t tin' iii|*fit nl Hign Koiiinir, iind lu'iird n stritngn pnssHgo of Scripture ringing in Ins eat*. "Tako this child away and nurse it (or Mn, and I will give thee tliv wagon," The vicar snid he tfiouKht there mutt In- a child in dlntress nt High Ttoiling. nnd he senrclietl about th>* j.iiri������n l������.r tw., iliiyl. to mm* if there win nnv,.in- li,*iiig noglcctcil, but he eotil I liii-l i,*. * ti* Thru In: r.v. i v < -1 ���������!.��������� uflft "I the living of llrtiintri'i', an I regarding it as a direct enll from Clod he ������e<"c|..4*i|, as he ci.nnith'reil it hi* duty Ui undcrtnkc the nursing of tlu cbildreit. of Hriiiiitrtw. The case seemed to describe very closely the symptoms of my wife, and although I hnd pretty nearly lost all hope of her ever being well iigniti, I decided to got n supply of the Pills and urged her to use flieni. My wife was thoroughly disheartened, and snid she expected it, wns only nnother enso of money thrown nwny. However, she begun taking tho Pills, and I thank Ood she did, for after she hnd used them for a time, she f-*lt they were helping her, From that time on her aiipetite cntne bnck, her color began to return, iind sho who had been looked unon ns a helpless invalid begun to ti'ke n new interest, iu life, She continued taking the Pills, nnd through them her h.'ii!tli continued to improve, until at lust we were nble to nriily coii'/riitnbit.' Iht upon JOHN BULL AND TRUSTS. Americans Who Found the Tight Little Island Too Much for Them. What is a trade-war? - , . It is a battle in which po blood is spilt, but wh.-jli can bear results every bit as seriou-. as those which occur on. ! 'the actual field of war.' Two great organizations are pitted against ench other, Silentl>',_,wiih scarcely a sound, above the scratching bf a pen,������������������"the'' more powerful faction pres.-ea its opponent bnefc,,-and upon the issues depends the welfare of thousands, liiiyiy of whom hnve no idea thnt any kind of buttle is being lotight-.Ht all. In the present trade-ivur between Lord Cowdrny nnd the-Standard Oil Co., John lluil is standing in the ring with Uncle-Sam, and is knocking him out. They nre fighting over the great, oil-fields of Mexico, and, although .-tha Standard Oil Co. have used every means in their power,to outwit their English rival, and even eniployed spies to shadow him ���������in.^New, .York, they -have, found theii ..match. ��������� The. British Oil magnate is' beating them at-their own game. ' " -���������'- *"'��������� The Standard Oil Co, have_ not hnd many such reverses. S.drty-five years ago, Mr. John D. Kock-ifeJIer realized the great possibilities that lay in oil- formed a syndicate, and proceededto buy up every rival .syndicate. He often paid absurdly high prices to his rivals in order to gain absolute coih trol. If they refused to sell, he either retailed oil iri their districts at a loss, or else actually gaVe it away, until they were forced, through lack of business, to admit themselves beaten. A particularly interesting trade-war was that fought recently between the K���������'"dish and American toba'<*eon-. ists. The American Tobacco Co- was one of tiie most formidable syndicates that ever threatened our..chalky cliffs. It was an amalgamation of_.five separate companies, which, previously, had tried to cut each other's, throat-*', in their own country. They had plac '; ed wonderful "Surprise Packets'*,"-arid; ,other advertising dodges upon- the market. They had blazoned the walls' with enormous posters.. One-company had spent $1,500,000 annually in'advertising its principal feature, "Battle Axe-Plug,", the price of which under went tremendous reduction.*.' Fbr'the small price of fivepence, the American elastic-jawed chewer could buy a.plug of "Battle Axe" three inches broad, over half-an-inch thick, and a foot long. ^3ut^.w.hen^these,:dlduriviil-i_bauded. together, and invaded England under the banner of The'American Tobacco Co., they found themselves absolutory out-classed. By offering, a bonus ol $1,000,000 a year for four years to nil the English-retailers who would supply their "ignrettes, and nobody else's, at a certain'' low figure, they hoped to get the entire monopoly of the tobacco custom' in England. Before 'td' temptation had spread too fnr. hewever, the . Knslish-* tobacconists joined forces,'and formed themselves into. The Imperial Tobacco Co. The, An.erienns, instead of dealing with -n host of small,' independent merchnnts, found themselves'face to face with n solid organization representing almost the entire tobaceo'interest of the British Isles, So they packed lip their cheap cigarettes, and took the nexf bont home, But the mntter did not end there, The 'tobacconists who had been promised tlieir big bonuses, and who hnd received only one half year's payment, >uor'. tho American Compnny for tho l.nlnnco. At thn first tho Americans refused to pay, nrguing'thnt. ns their ompnny hnd beon liquidated, their liabilities hnd also ceased to exist. A tost onso wns decided against them, however, nnd they wished more, thnn over thitt they had left, the English bull-dog alone���������-London Answers. Doomed to Suffering - RESCUED It "(lim-Mlli!" CHAI.LCS BABBETT, tt**. Harbor au Bouche, March 24. 1909. "I suffered terribly from Biliousness and Dyspepsia for fifteen years, was treated by physicians and took many remedies but got no relief. Then I took "Fruit-a-tives", and this medicine completely cured tne when everything else failed. To all sufferers from Indigestion, Biliousnets and Constipation, I strongly advise tbem to try this fruit medicine". Charles Barrett; 50c a box, 6 for fa.50���������-or trial box*, 25c. At all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Qttawa. Easy for the Owner "How do you keep your lawn mower sharp?" "I don't. My borrowing neighbors do it."' "' . . Shiloh's Gure ?|oickly stops coughs, cures soldi, haala be throat and lanes- - - - 25 cratm, ",,l������asy*going men take things as they come. A pleasant medicine for children is Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator, and there is nothing better for driving worms from the system. The mnn who quits smoking has more money to spend on his other habits. .' -Dat-W-a- On main line of Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, in midst of rich agricultural and mining district. Lots from $100 up., Write for full particulars. NORTH COAST LAND CO'Y, Ltd., 410-11-12 Winch Building, Vancouver, B.C. London Office, 6 Old Jewry complete restoration to health. Bruno threi* years have since punned, and in! Hint time she hns never ben bothered] in lit., slii'hli'.-t deine*. with the old * trouble The cure hns astonished j ..\.i'l'v.-im> who knew how ill "li.' hnd ! Ivi'ii, nnd we nckii(iwli>i||*t* with heart*. Mt thanks our grnlitinle io Dr, Wil-' 1111111-.' Pink Pills which lil"iiill,v b'diight her back to health from the brink of th,, grave," Dr. williiiiiii-.' I'iuk Pills cure such; ("���������s.'s im this in just nm. wn> they, ii"1iinlly titiiki* new liln.ul, which fills the i|..)i|i't.'d veins nnd Inings, new strength to every nerve nnd 'very orcii'i in the body. M"iirly all the! "vcryiluy nlltn<>ti*s of life come from pniil' ill' Wl'ti'i'V blnuil, mill 'I ii III'- ciiusi. Dr, Willinin*' I'lnk PilN muke it"\v hlood that they cniv i.iiii.*iiiiii. Iii.li'toliiiti, hi'ii.hii'li.'*, sldi'iicli,'- niiil. I.iu*kiii*li.*s, I'lii'iiniiitisii). iii'iiriilgin, i/i'IutiiI wi-nki'i���������> innl tlie nlliiteiits' t'nt urnwinix iritis mill women do not, I'll.' In talk nhi'iit. cvi'ii to tlieir due- t'li-s, If you nre wenl'. sick in ntling, nn o'her iiieilieii'.' will cii'i' vm so '���������"i'lily 11- Dr, Wjllinins' 1'ink I'iUv Hull 1 bv ell lu< ilicilie di'itl'T- nr b.V 11111II ni 'id cent-' 11 bov nr *.:v lii.\'i'*������ for $'i,r,0 from The Dr, Williams'. Mi.illeiti,. Co t.rn..l-������.||l,, flnt .*������������������������ I- ,',! li . ,1,1,I I .,1 .',!., b , ��������� ���������. .' . t'l|is*en llm*-.' who hi'Ve inn|-,' '1 in in ��������� (' 1 thnn iituii'tit", nnd tlni.e who hnvo ("ure ni'pitite thun iliiiii.-i*. .Sunlit; Set. --"DODD'S ' KIDNEY /PILLS Toole's Tears. Sallies of almost childlike high spir its '('iidenred tlm Into .1. L. Toole, the lifelong friend of Henry Irving, to nil who knew hint. On one occasion. when the author of "Some .Eminent her] VicUirinns" wus speeding a day 'in Original "Rogers Bros.** When you buy knives, forks, spoons, etc., marktd '1847 ROGERS BROS!" you rjef the original "Rogers Bros,? silver plait���������a brand famous fhe world ovtr slate 1897. Buf tu i������fi, ilthtt, wiitt-i, lit., it* l/jmp������d MERIDEN BRITACO. SOLD 11V LBADINO DBALBKI "Stiver Plant thai Wtart" Dominion Express Hone/Orders and foreign Cheques the innocent ml venture'- whioh Tool.) was a genius in origliinting, they went to the Tower, whore they found themselves ninong 11 party of I'litier sight- j seers in the r-hiimber where Iho crown jewels .'tre on view. ��������� It wns n woman who was explain- j ing to thn itti'/er throng tiie history "f j the nrticles ili.ipluyi'il. At tluj end of j 11 long i'iitiil'1'.'iie sh" said:-- "And this Is Anne llnleyn'* crown," Toole, npi iircntly . hiuldcnly over-j f-rMiii*. hurst into n lloo'd of tours, nud 1 leaned ifiiitHt the wall iiuHceiningly | uiieonti'i.||;iJil.i grid. ,, "(lh, sir," iiniiiired'tlie Jioor'womnn, in distress, "whnt is the iuul,l"r'*" "Nothing! Nothing!" replied Toole, in broken ncci'iits, "llon't mind tne; init the fnet is I liuvu known tlm fininly so long," 1 I art payable all over Iht World, ��������� Absolutely the best way, to ramit money by mail. TRAVELLERS'CHEQUES ISSUED Monny aont by Talaoraph and Cable) Foralgn Money bought and eold^ Ritas fer Meniy Orders $5 and undor ��������� , 1 cent) Ov������i-|lo$lD . . 6 " " 16 to 10 . . 10 " " 10 to ������0 . . II " O* Si I, l'n nil Cnn, Per. AV, Jilelient, A Wfli."hty Family. Wil'iiiiii i^nell. <.(,Nin-N.ii Co<n, Vic toria. -ieiuls to ti-- -iimtf piirtli'iilnr* of Iiih mt 11 family which 1..* thinks will lie of intiTi'.-t ns (.howiiig that Victoriu l)n|.|- lh... world's record f..r fiiinily giiinl-. Mr. Snell's fniuily .���������nu.-i.-ti- ol two "ifls ������ml 11 b'.v,' imd th���������' toiiil weight of the three Is over half 11 ton, I'lliril. till' elileit of the trio, is 8,1 yi-iir-. ol nge, innl wcigir all. Iieing ���������t , ��������� , .,,, , ., , ., ��������� ��������� . ��������� , 1 . ;., t1,, world T..111 her lirntlier, is HI yonr-1 old, nnd wdiha aW; nnd Annn, tlm )ottli{,*i-,������1 of tlii,-. ri-mi,11..1 l.i> family, i* mily III. and ,-ilirml.v w. i^-li- ,'1,-i,., for thew piirticiibir*, reit.ler- cnti see thnt V,. <,,,-tf l,|U , I I- .,,������������������ il-',- ',, eleit I,'in.',' the Mnrlil 1-* ii" idle l.i.ast,��������� World's .News, An Enpeneiva War. The en**, ol the ofntial bitiixry tt ttie South Africaa mat ie tMMl av ml tbt*. , \\\ K.DNf V ; rcvr , 'it, ;hi viMAt'i-o-4. v ���������\\m. r/H'T S O^'.f A* J "XtIL Tl An Enulne Epicure. A Pydney tlelivery-viin owner unit.ue horn.', wlmli di-pl '���������-Ily ciiriiivorou" tippet it. I1..1I , - it, . 1.i.-11', 1.1 i*,,i i, |, fii������i|'.e><| liei f-tciik, mutt.m -.*M*.,|.,l'J iii.-'.' 1 ���������'���������-��������� ,'. I g,'th<*r with -.lilt,* |.t.*:,d Ii'i till **!ll,-It III' ,li-. U--I- I'I ltf|l| !llitl|He-t I'll-'.. I'liiivi'-tiimicl tlc-h f.'.l fiilli 11 luiln-Hlid-bi*, ( -ln/| ..( which hi* ulnhli* i������ |,lii,..*d lw fitrt. this ln������r*i .,., I, 1* lun n j iy.** 11 dei.'id-1 The mil-1 ... - ..I ...II I'llOpS, J*tllll> I l'l*'l���������'.*���������, 'I,. [ ati-l l.ti'it* n : ��������� with iiiiifl;. ! Wh.n th,, , whii-li enrtii's i ., nl th.. rear I -ttii,*iti*i|, I* |.'������-'���������������**��������� ing i .11. i**'ii,i������,iil.i. 1,1 i.|i,,,���������- 1.1*1.., he iiittn.'iliat<*ly turns nwny In in chaft 1111,1 nuil*.!' In* mny I,. eniiiig ut Mm 1 time -*.��������� i^irUki- ot it.- WudJ'* Ni���������<**, Poor Digestion? This is one of thc first signs custom* itch weakness. Distress nftcrentinjr, sour (-nictations, sick headache, bu* iou.s conditions aro all indicative that it is the Htomnch thnt needs assistance. Help it to regain health and strength by taking BEECHAM'S PILLS .',. ,!,v, Aic m -nUiUiait.it icitii.uy tiiitt never (iisap|wints. They act quickly and -gently upon the digestive organs, sweeten the contents ofthe stomach, carry off thc disturbing elements, and establish healthy con* ditions of the liver nnd bile. The wonderful tonic and strenRth* filing cffi't ts from llwchrun's Pills, make thcin a safu remedy-���������they Help Weak Stomachs told r.v*r*wli***. estnessstmmimmmmm In Uatit te***tm. W. N. U., No. III). THE NEWS, CUMBERLAMI), BRITISH COLUMBIA. :?. Fall and Winter Goods. . . We have just opened out a fine assortment of . . BtUANKET-S. AND COMFORTERS Blanket* reti-iK-tntf from $3.00to $12.00 a pr\ Comforters M ** $l.75to $4.ooeach[ Flannelette SHeet������ IO. 11 A 13 quarter *ixe������ YOU ARK INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF FURNITURE & HOUSE FURNISHINGS The Furniture Store a.mokinnon McPhee Block, Cumberland, B. C, F , MESS The man who edits the average country newspaper cannot ���������well avoid treading on -someone's toes continually; must expect to be censured often for unintentional failures; must expect hard work and little thanks; must expect to be called a coward because he does not '"pitch into" everything that somebody thinks is wrong, and a fool if he speaks out too plainly what he thinks on public evils; he must expect to grind other people'*; axes���������and turn the grindstone himself, Still we think it is oue of the noblest professions on earth; the one in which the earnest man can do the most good to his fellow man, and in which an honorable mau can wt-ild much power ior good. 20 ^V-e-are_inforjiied_JJiat___qri_M: count of non-accomedatiou in our hotels and boarding houses many who arrive and would take up their residence here are obliged to return from whence they came. There is little or no use iu families coming here, as there are absolutely no houses for them to occupy. What a chance for someone with money and enterprise to build residences aud dispose of them at a good figun. Who will start the ball rolling? The need of houses is without a doubt keeping our town bacu, whioh fact is to be deplored, If -some of our eutetprising cit* 'seemed -usable to defend himself. 'Mixed it fiercely. A hard one to 'jaw. Drew blood freely. A 'rather gory appearance. Wya-t 'looked groggy. Took some aw- 'ful punishment." Such is the record. _ Whether it is "disgusting" to one witnessing such brutal fighting I admit, must depend on the sentiments of the witness, lt is possible that some enjoy seeing men so beaten but must the community submit to such exhibitions for the pleasure of such depraved taste ? As to its "degrading" influence, it is possible that some may not feel themselves degraded by witue-s- ing such brutality, but if so they are to lie pitied rather than looked up to as moulders of pub lie sentiment. In the howling and blasphemous crowd that When in doubt, Lead Trumps, and when you want a Cooling and : Refreshing beverage. Drink Pilsener The Purest and Best BEER on the Coast. and made in Cumberland. 0*X*iXX*****03**m**St* B. Cloutier. General Blacksmith Honeehoeing a Specialty. Third Ave., Cumberland <������XS������������������$SX5>c.^^ S. ISAKA, PROPRIETOR PHONE 21 hounded on the contestants to their vicious attacks, making their yelling heard blocks away, were boys fourtceu and fifteen years of age. who, their parents still hope, had not yet fallen so low as not to be degraded by such a spectacle. Is it this the editor of the Isl ander calls "the manly art ol self defence?" Why try to attach a name so ill-fitting unless to cover foul deed by fair name? Is it self defence to come (rom a distance to seek an opponent, to meet by appointment, to urrange wagers I or. the result, to engage to knock SPATES The TAILOR: CLEANING, PRESSING and REPAIRING. Ladles' Work a Specialty. NOTICE. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Suits Made .0 Order from ������20 to ������35 All "Work First Class Perfect Pit Guaranteed. *-*^*-������^������*^*>M*V>.'^*^A**^-^^V- fs^*^^>^*--r^M������������^MA*>Vs^t-������Vl Locals. Mrs JY J. Weir arrived home by StindayJs-boat-froni~\4n-aoitveiv-~ Dr. Kerr, dentist, will be in Cumberland from Saturday, .Nov,, .nli to (Saturday, Nov. 19th. Mr and Mrs A Cameron arrived irom Vancouver by Si������. Cowichan 011 Suudny last. TENDERS are invited for the following works:��������� 1.���������To completely clear, that is, slash, stump and burn about i}4 acres of a por tion of northwest half of section 8,Comoi District, as shown by six postsas follows: No 1 on the upper Comox-Courtenay road; tlience 105 vards northwest to No. 2, thtnee 76 y.irds north to Nu. 3, thence 79 yards east to No. 4, theuce 117 'yards smith to No 5, tlience 37 yards southeast to No. 6 on the Comox Courtenay road. 2.���������To fell a certain number of tall ir*es mending 011 side the area mentioned above, whicii would be liable to fill into it. 3.���������On an already cleared portion i-f th*- same section to erect a wire picket fence about 430 yard**, and to supp y stout r.edar posts and ijraceTfiiiTTlTe^siririe" Applications Ior form of tender and full particul-irs to had ol CAPTAIN R. I'.-L, VIGORS, Port Augusta H'������te Comox, B.C, The lowest or any tender not necess-tr ily accepted. Tenders to be received not later lhan Saturday, November 12th, 1910. K. AIDA Merchant TAILOR LADIES' TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES A SPECIALTY SUITS OlflDH TO ORDER RfiD IN ANY STYLtE YOO UUSfl. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. Prices From $20 to $40. CUMBERLAND, -."-" B. C. ^MIIIIM^^ Capital $5,000,000. Beserve $5,700,000 The Royal Bank of Canada. DRAFTS ISSUED IN ANY CURRENCY, PAYABLE ALL OVER THE WORLD. SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to SAVINGS ACCOUNTS & interest at highest Current Rates allowed on Dtpopits of $i and upwards. CUMBEBLANP,.B, P., Branch, Open Daily. COURTENA"rTTTTrr^i^ FRIDAYS. UNION WHARF, B. 0.,8ub-Branch, Open Thursday*.. H. P.MONTGOMERY. Manager. BBIIMUBM^ Mn->. A. li. Ball and children .u'tivud i'runi England bust wcik Mn, Ball in tlio wife of Mr. Ball of the Big Store ntnit. izeus would start building oper-1 helpless one's opponent, to train ations the coming spring we are sure it would be the means of establishing a confidence in the future of our town, ami wc would see buildings springing up ou all sides. Loose your purse strings and try it. <'Nothing venture, nothing win." Editor Nnvvs;-���������Let tne con* for months for the anticipated eveut, to devote oue s life to the business of slugging? The truth is, thc "mauly art" is the instrii ment of gamblers aud promoters for the easy transfer of hard cash from other pockets to their owu, under the popular cry of '.sport,' while it appeals to the most bru- ' tal instincts of the principals with gratulate you, sir, on tlie positive[f/hm x\.e), op-,m.e, and corrupts and mauly stand you have taken k reference to the disgraceful prize light which was '"pulled off"' iu the Cumberland Hull re* c.-ntly, It is regret'able .that thc editor of the Islander docs not seem to see the matter iu (he sunie light. Iu his last u umber he. takes i-wuc with Iti*. corres* SS. Cuwicliuti wan crowded with incoiuiing piifist'iigcu's on Sunday, m - Thu City Hull and Cumberland Hall aro presenting extra attract* ii'iin in the moving picture lino thi*. week. Don't fail to vibit both tlieatroo. Both moving picture shown, aro giving excellent entertainments this week, and aro being well put* rouizod, Miss Oriua Orton of the Electric Theatre, rendered the song, ������������������ Wedding Belle," very nwoolly, and received well merited applaiiHo. All the film* wore ..hown without; u hitch and wry clour. tbe morals of the community in which they move. Two such exhibitions wc have had within a,iiort time. Another, a ''heavyweight boxing contest," is being mooted iu the Islander for tlie near future, possibly New Year's Day, "The promoters," so the Inlander tells pondent for characieviziug the! UM, have their eye uii two clever fi���������'lit as "disgusting and degrad-j {..\\ my,^ pU]|,s ftt present iu Van*' ,"J0������*, Bu)'> ,,*'t,tf-" report.* plenty ������������������Boh" WeUtor left last week on a holiday trip to Vancouver, . ,i.i ��������� ^ ..,.. ... P, Acton arrived home on Sun- 'lay from a hunting trip to Na- NOTICE ii hereby givan ihnt 30 dny* after dale I intend to apply t*> the Iim- the Chief Ouminicniuiier of Lands uud Work, torn liueu..- to pronpeot for conl and petroleum under the lauda in Ntl.uii DUtilot, Vioiouuyer Inland, anddetioiibcd a* follow.;���������C'oiiiuieticinn at n punt placed on ihe tturtli 1-ouniUry line of ttm old Buyne* Sound Liue about OD ohain* from the ������<��������������������������������� ���������hore, proueeding theuue nuuth SO uhuins, 'lieuuo (iu*t 75 oh at tin, uiuro or 1������.h, tu the sen thorn, thenou tulQwiiiu the tnmahora in u utntliweutotiy iliruutiuu until the iutentueiiouof tlio uurlli boundary Hue uf tue ukl Hiijni-, Snuml Leaott, tutiuto f dUwi ig (mid north b und ary line went (10 clmum m ru i>r lifee to initial point. &T.I.AKKW0IU40N, put IC. Piloit, ageut. Dated.S.'pterobur'.lrtt, I01U 1 P. Phillipps Harrison BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLI CONVEYANCING DUNSMUIR AVENUE CUMBERLAND, ing," to be condemned by any i courcr, who step real lively in the self-respecting editor, and of such I ring." brutality that au account of it aiiouUl not Snd space in any respectable journal���������lu all of which mauy of us heartily ayree with his correspondent. As ttie euiioi of the i������Li.dc. was present at the f.;;iti we uke his report as fait uud reliable; and in it, ns given on the first \i.tge of lhe same issue, there is Koundiitice to sustain thc poMitou oi* his correspondent, lief: is a little: ''Two hiird ores to llu* ������������������lead dai-i'iging Wyatt'*. left eye Voiinlt'erably.' Littnied tepeat- huiy on head aud j.iw, uud VV>* ���������ait dropped U> flooi. Mi:,sul.t ���������verriffic tippercut which would ���������b.ivft fiuiihvd the li>{lu litjht -t'>'.*rc. A stvage blow ovt the! ���������heart. . HO .-CH'!, ���������A xeri'-n of h]���������},*/���������* to il.c i������* m ���������Foui n*?r'<" *iwin*.*������ t>������ 'a'vhI' - ���������jaw and neck. Some hard -.low* ���������to head ������nd body, aud Wyatt Will the community stand for it? I trust not. Yours. Citizkn. Mr. A, P. Owun, well known iitiro iu lomier yi*i*r������, win lw Horn on or about October ioili, (o tune jiiuno*. of hunting, but very little game. Otto's Auto. Voting Otto bought an auto, which hu ought not to have done Till Iim had studied fully how au nuto ouulit to run; Bnt Otto didn't do it, so hu had himself to thank That when Otio cranked the biiio, why youug Otto was the crank. Vt*-;- Ottv left *'"���������* -on'* witli tlic lever pushed to 'go,' When In. ought to have reversed it with the power shut off, you know; So when Otto <*ntnl"(v| th������ nuto, the auto gave a jump. Mr and Mrs J Kuiglil, of Point j And landed Otto t,pr_viling with an '!.������liu.'s, CoHinx, hi rived Immiiv automatic thump. ft .rn an ext"tid.'d trip to the Ohl But Otto grabbed the auto as the v series ol kit .un, ,i.{.iisj''"������"'7. M* Suturdcy h.������. They Mitu auttwd by, ai.d Wyatt hi* tne ll ��������� <r.\*'*Mii flljUl V*-*<J.*������ - -.i. t\-x. SS. j Thnn Qiu* "-lid tht* Htito down f|i������. ' 1.1-..VS to ihe h. .-I IV'*' ljriH" *,,,, r,,������K,,t H VM,.v r,"'M'������i "rwl m *h SAYWARD LAND DISTRICT, District ot Coan-1, TAKE NOTICK that Davidson- Ward Cu��������� Ltd,, of Vancouvvr, UC, lumbermen, inteud to attplv for pur mi-M-don to purcltHSe Iho InUoxviiiy: ile*-orib������l hudi",���������Commencing at'n post ultnted aboi-t 10 oliiiinn north of n clrcHin on the tarn fido of Cop* pur Reauh, I.otiplibomiiy*)! Inlet, about 3 mi I oh from To way Head, thuiiccfhhi vJOcliniiiH. thei.cn couth 20 oiltiti-i, tlience *ao*i VQ ohaitn**, to LotlKhliuroiiKh Inlet, tlianc** nor'h ninny thenh������>rHof Loniilihor* otiirli Inlet about 20uhainH io itolut of cointii'iiccnicttt ur.d contulning ���������10 ncrrc, moTf or li*������s, Davidson*Waud Comi-akv, Ltd Frederic L. Winl, Ag-mt. Dated Sepieinher 24th, 11)10. =V. BOflO^fl: manu.feetui.er. of miNERALt UiATBRS. rjUholesale Dealer in WIRES, LIQUOR & BEER P. 0. BOX 140 PHONE 89.... CUMBERLAND FOU KALE,���������!, niileli cows, all iiiliereuloi-'l.* teMmi, tioverniueut -.early records of each cow ylven, a I mi t! colts and 1 Hgeil inare, one colt p'irtly broken. n.\Y8I������B. [Carter's Ranch] llnioit l.ny Uoad. think hn owne the world; While tho auto hatln-U public Mood und watchod the auto ranli Till it run agaln������t a tamp.po*t with a moft territlc cranh; Then they sadly laid jnior Otto, ������������������),,, l.-v, ]i,Kt hi" init'i 7imt. Where the imtos eeaw from tronh* ling and the Oft-m are at rest. 1,'KNVOI. Now in Mils auto story, with its nnd and farnl torn, TliHrt- to a moral hiddmi which we enrely ouj������ltt to leum; No Otto ought to nuto till he knows tho auto ruli'*. For au unlouiath' auto i������ no try f..r mifn fooln.���������Wr*4������iM-ti f Jail. G. M. ASTON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER First-cuss repairing ok all kinds ������on������. kn0lx8u watchp.s a 8phciai.tv "^ All Work Quarnntood. Next to Tarbell's, Dunsmuir .\ve. notici:. In the mttferiif Iho OffloUl Admlnlstra- t r'ii Aot mul Aiiiooillnif aoIm, itul In tlie mutter uf K Henault, nim* known M Kplitiluiii )t*>u������u]i], aitmiuted iutiMUttf Nutiue is lienby ������ivtn tint by urditr nl I Iln Honor Judge lUrkiT, ilntei] Mie Uth tiny at t.e(>totiiln>r, 1010, inmle in |iunu- ���������iko <jf nu ���������(((iliuntiou Iti tint Uoun'y Oourt of K-inninii., hnlden at CumWIund, I, the tinder*ata*neil, Ollloul Adniini.tr-.tor (or tlmt part ot ttie Couuty it .Siuimiu ��������� kwowu ������n th* Cutnni Kliotorul ti tcriot, wu duly ���������riipi inteil ������dnii()i������(f������tur of all mud tlntrn* lar the wit������tu, ������II'������iiU slid orodltH ot tho *b-*v������ uamtx) duoeanoil, All rlel'l" Jim tne n*\*le ut liiw ������Hiii .in- erased nUit bo paid *ltboot (iolif tu the und������(������i|(ii.d antl nil eltalnn ���������gmust tbt Mid oiitiie must lie tue-mntod to nte duly ver.* fled, **ltliio thirty (Uyi fruai th������d������le bortnif. W. W. WII,UKI>, Oftlnlnl Arlminlitrtor. DaUd tt CumVrUml, H.C, thii ihi dey! of **������i|i������oml'er. Itlltl. p-i-a-)-i|I������. Mr. imd Mi*., Knijiht, Anifr their trip, un* L>tt<*r nati^tiwl tbii't over wtllt thii* vountry. Vud at a np-atil tlmt anto thu luck It**** auto w hirhil Liko ��������������� ������.������tomolnle autocrat whol,0 Vatieou-.fr. NOTICK TKNIWIW will In- cnllf.1 tor thr em* ion of a two aton* hutld- inu nt (���������(���������nr'i-i.a**, nnrtl Wwli****** ,'h\, th-1<dicr -)^i, ������t * oVI/vk, ��������� , j I'Iiiji* and ���������Hll������!ifJ(���������ation^ -���������*������> b������i K. C Kimle left Ly SS. (���������<������*>���������! .,.��������� >t ,),,. Ui-erMde Hotel. eh**n on Sunday ������������������ ������ hM#ii*e*������ 1**1* b**-������-������t ������r ���������>������) tender, not neee*. Uarily a������Tpte������l. NOIICK. IK tho nutter nf tha OflluUI Aduiiulitra- t������r������ Aot .ml AmcinJInx A������t������, mu In the mnttorof W ItHe.uun, utrtu Ioiokii im WillUmOlivnr lt������t������iraHn, d*������coimnHl iDteiUto, Nollwi ia horeby ������iveu tbnt by order of Hi* Honor JndKe Barker, dated the 14th d������yof HopUmbor, 1910,male in vntaix** nn,.ii nt ������n *4^*tHr.Hf{.������f, In thn (.iiiMti* t'nur**, uf Nmiiimo, h -Man at GurolwrUnd I, the niid**riiiKueiI, Ofttolnl Adtniutitr������tor for that pnrt efthi County of Niunimo, known tithe Cum. x Bteetoral D.ntriu*, ���������vudulyapiMitnud idininleirMtur of all nnd (ddirnlnr die e.ute, eff.:������t������ end ertxIiU of the ibrne utrotd deoo.wed. Ail il.b-i du* the eitite of tht wild de* ooMeilmct bo p ������ld without UeUy to the iind(*r#lg������3d.������idill u'lim* a.-lmt tho n.ld eitite mint be pr-teonttd lo me, duly vwilied, within thirty daya from the date neieof, W. W.WlLLAUO, OffloUl Adminittrator. Uetcil it CumVmrUnit, Jit), tbu U)el day mt 8-ptemlior, 1010. AdvertUer������ will confer a favor bv lirltiffinfl in ���������li������*ir ad*, not l������n������r than Monday. n������ tbi* xx'iW ������������������nniilo the printer*, to itnutrt It in lint next iiane on the following Tuesday.
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