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[The News]; [The Weekly News]
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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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u'"K v**"^ ,-V"-- i "*l \ u ' * ������. t-a ���������* *��������� '���������.���������_,- ���������- I" ' , * , ���������* - " ,-.. ,*���������>���������'��������� - 1i\ " Vi '/'. .. _���������' ������������������>* ,A ., V ���������������"' i'V . ���������. >��������� 1 K; i.H A. Journal n������vot������<* Especially* Jfccj>. tHe Interests of Cotnox Dl������tHot. THE NEWS, NlNKTBKNTH YEAk. CUMBERLAND B. CM '"TUESDAY, AUGUST 1/.1911 Subscription $1.00 a Year j**-"* The Store , of Quality The Stone Of Qqelity THE'BIG STORE A SNAP IN CHILDREN'S WEAR. ��������� Wc have just opened out a consignment of Children's Dresses, Gown's, Slips, etc., that have been delayed in transit sine? last May. We must and will clear these at prices that mean a bargain to every Purchaser.: =*= ====! ~" T> Children's colored dresses m dm* and muslin, " Siz.s 4 to 14, Price ��������� ��������� ���������-��������� ��������� $1.50 to $5 Children's white muslin dresses fire trimmed Age 1 year to 14 yean*." Price* $1.50 to 4.50 White UnderSKirtS- Mi*sses'and Children's fine lawn and "well made, 1 to [4. 60c. to $ ,25 UQW!*JS Misses and Children s, fine material and lull sizes. Sizes from 5 to I4 yrs . 75C. TO $1.25 S -JiipS all sues, fron>,9oc. TO $h2$ You caynot make tbem for these prices .iiid,,ue ..want to clear theni this season. ���������^r* , Our grocery department is always stocked _ lyfth the choicest of fresh groceries.��������� Gi,ve us a tri'al'order. '"^rnp. *Wft^<fri**t*^ 'Simon .Leisct ^c-Co^Ltd. Dunsnitilt* Ave., QuinbeHand. Locals. Dr, (���������iilh.-upio left for Yiinc.'ti. ver by Sjnidny-s J mat. Dominion cli'i'tioiiR will take place 011 Si'pt umber ������21-4t.. o T, I-.i(.k**.iii li*fr, by Sunday'* boat 011 it biiKJiiu***. trip to), Vancoii- Vel\ .'rod Green, tifft fur hi* homo Ht Now \V.t������*-tJtiiiii������tor 011 Sunday ll'Ht, I Wim llirdic Hunk*-* left by S'ltm.. dny'K bunt nn 11 vacation trip to Ifort Angi'leH, Wash. BIRTH "--To, ihe. wife of Mr. Tho*. R. Hate, of ibis city, on lfrid;.y, July 38th, a dnwgl.tcr. Mr?, -John Mnroc'.chi mid" her Ron John, will h-nvo, by Wodm-i*. dny'rt bout on routo fur AuJti'hi. where- they will Bpund .Bvorul , mouth**. HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS I: Preliujiiiiiry Course. Junior Grade; maximum murks '1000; number, of, candidates, 10; passed ro. Harold L Freeman, H36; John Russell, 767; Janet 1_ Stew an, 715; Janet 1C U'liye, 701: Agues V Slioplnud, 692; Wui. McKnydeii. 668; Nick Ac 011.667; Aiiniq,Reese, 6 4; Hilda Wn.suu /)ir.;;n<;ssie Woods, 594. Advanced Course, Junior, grade, .maximum murks, 1000; number, of, cifudichit* s, 5; passed, 5:--Eli/.J (Jibiou, 740; .Marion J Mouuce, 730; Hubert Duncan, Kvn llickle, 583; Mabel Matthew son, 524. ���������'Union. Buy piiiit������ are no good. ���������So Miyn Guoryo. W. il, Knit-oi' Iiih beitii uppoiiil** ml I'ruviMilivo Ollli!i!r ut, Union Buy.���������Tli'K iippointiiiinit wliilo ni'cilt'.il ul Union liny, won't bono il1 our iiiorehiintrt hoiv'iii tho Iimis'. Wo not'd a colltctor of ciistoiiiH linn*, and tlm Hoonoi* tlm appointment in niuiks tlio liutlnr. ii PISSOLUTION OP..PART NBltSHir. ��������� NOTICK in hnreby (jiven, Mint tlm partneri-hlp ilrm of Muxwnll (t lhi'ual wiwdiHuolvod Julv 81,st, K'lt by mutual ������on������ent. and the huHiiuws will in future lie i-.nn.oil nu by It. Hnnuil, All muuiiiiitH mid di'lUs njjaiimt and duo tho said ii nn ure payable rospuetivcly, by nnd to It, Horual, All nceounlH <Tiie thi- nbovo jiicutloncd linn, tttllBt b_ paid by 'A^iwtBlM, 1011 (Signed) A. Maxwell, ii, Uornal. itov. .1, (���������������. R(������id, who hnfr been in'encliin^ in tiie IVe-ibyfHiriiiii church for tbe p-n-t iiioiilh, will li'iivo on W������*diuj������dny morning for Siiiiiion Arm, isiit'iv imiui. uccep'- cd a call, The tournnuicut for Indies' and men's sinyles commenced last Tiiof-d.'iy, Th** fo|h������wlii{������; players won their,mutches:--Mrs J Roe. Mrs Lawrence, Miss Hrovvu. Mi> CV Roe, WiH Clinton. Next Thursday will be 'Club Day,' and players will please arrange with their opponents for Wednes day, il |>ossil>lc, n.t all matches must be played this week, FOR ���������v\SOTj I ^**'^'i!**'W*******_������_.������*e*_***������4#t6������4������������*(������������,������;������* ^* THE,CORNER STORE f STOVES' AND, RANGES ���������tnil ttmaM%jmaama\**m# "���������*���������*_������"-"���������������������������__-____������������_. _.���������4*1.������l_..������_#-������U_L.-4B ��������� flMV Jf VK ������*K. .i -������������������\-%-������������ t������B<r^, ���������_ Mh4 FOR OluR GBEAT ��������� ���������_..._,.._-������������m_M*HI' '���������*��������� ���������!���������������_II l-n_i������__ri Purniti|re-4nd Household. SUPPLIE 1%^^^^. ������������������--���������-" Wallpaper Paints Varnish; Oils' Etc. ^P TRY THE The.Magrist Cash''Stpri T. E, IiATi-.-'Gumberlahd. 3 T ^ a*aa,.,tim*a.. mi ���������'^>, GOES TO VAHCttUVER II, F. Mniitwiiiifii'v. iiiiiniiwr of ilm linyal Hunk \m\v', lu.h iiui'ii ntiiiliijd tlmi Ik* is iu uiuip-<i-,c tho .Coi'dovii sifi'otbriiiivh.of thnr biiiil. Mt Vitneouvtij', anil exjx-'cls lu leivo I'ur tlmi city un Wminosdify. U,o will lu* i-Micci'i-did in ihe niiiiuiife- niiint, here, by Mr, It, K, l.ulh-i-t of LliuCuiii'teiiuy briineh. We 10. ���������jri't Iho clepiiitiii'o of ������������������_-liiiny" from iiinouy,' 11**, for wo all, I bought 1 lot of him. nut; til<mim for his liiiriiiui's ubiliiy, but ah-o for his linn 80i*ial (jiuilitiei' anil kiiMlliness uflii'iirl. X\'u wihlihiin evervsue- cii.-'ii in bis new and impoitant pnsiiion ���������'-Koi'liu's a jolly {j-i'od IVIlim*.-' Mi'. [vloiif{j;uiiiei'y on 'tbo eve of hiri ili'piirtu-'is was pre.-u-ined with a hiiiiiUuinc j;oId wiiif.lt and chain by HDiue of hi** iiiiiiiule IV e.nl.-, Mr', Marl' Morpin nud fniuily will Iravo uoxi wcob (ur Vniiruii. ver, where thoy will take up lliuir ivrtlilene**. Will Clinton will Iwivn next week for S'iihIi llc'lih'hoiii, Peiin- ������������������vh'iiiiiii.whni'e he will mUcihI co|~ ii'������r". Mr. Thomas llieklu and Mjiis Klioila llie.klu loft for Victurii by ������S1inil'd'.i">"n iioui. ?ii)> iijei;ii* filiii Ww Dicklo will leavo hum 011 Wi'flnot-ilriy to lalto up their reni- di'iii'u iu I bat city, r*w*a*ma**atammMsfn*-e*A.* .^.������_i*__. PUBLIC MEETING ��������� CUHoERLAND HALL Provli.eiul Or,j;auis!i'r >'. ^'. Whitolcy, of tlio Orane-ii Assnei- aiion of 11, (',, will dolivei* nn ml- dress in tho Uuiiilierhiml Hall, on Wetlnesdnv t-v.-ninu", Auifiist 2nd. un tho full.,winy . inject-*: -- "Inhiiu Kiic.trt 11 un nl iii U" Itoniaii Cnlliol- U'.isiu Thnt Kvcry I'rolei'liiiii Shunhl Know." S'leciul loferniiee will b������ nitidis lo tho l.ueJ.nristii DoM^resi*, nud iho No Ti-ihere nun 1 i'.ign decree, Adinissioii Iron. ,4, R J, lluido, Grand Mnslor, ol H. ('. MllSUllS, llllll 1-iXlllllHI' |ll'll|ll- intuit Miikoiii-, visitod (.iiniliiirliiiiu lio-t wuek, and uiel our lueul luil^e in liertsioo, nfier wh'eh 11 biiiip'ini w:'{- loiulered tbeu; at the Cn.ui- ��������� ���������erbiiid liolel, v.'ln-i*o a \\-i'y 111- j'^vnhU' eveiiinu wiih spent, m ���������4? ������ ** * 41 ��������������� 4 ������* ���������S' ������ FOB PAY-DAY, AND WEEK FOLLO-WISFC. Q������ -.D J... N. McLEO.D, Dunrmtsir Ave. Cumberland THE CANADIAN.BANK ': OE: COMMERCE " * l-*������������������'��������������������������� ������������������'��������� AilE'X^NbER'LAIRD,'"GiriEnAL Kanacm CAPITAL - $10,000,000 REST,.-, $7,000,000 COLLECTION BUSINESS Witli its !arf;i_. num'-cr of, branches, ft1'ye'n'tft1:Ri.d-'li;^rresponclents,'The Canadian Banlc of Commerce is .il.tc to effect co-ilections throughout tbe world promptly and at reasonable rates, Rates will be quoted ou application. ': FOREIGN BUSINESS *������������\J Cheques and drafts on all countries of the world, drawn in sterling;, francs, marks, lire, kronen, florins, roubles or any other foreign currency, can be negotiated at The Canadian Hank of Commerce at reasonable rales., CUMBE3CILAND JIIANCH ' TV T vv*"ri.JTI<\ W.-nunio CONSERVATIVES APPOINT DELEGATES MinH Nina White ari'iv������<il liutuu from Vancouver uu Siiiunlav w- einiiu*, Mi'M, ilohii lioliuitsoti and her 'liiii^hier .binel, left, for Vihkhmi ver by Siindii** '*��������� bunt. IVnuw. Iliipei'f. Jiily 27.���������The Coiisei vaiivor uf thi������ city mot, hint iliglit and iippi-iu'cd dt-loutiitMi*' to 'itteud tlio district, eoiivention tu- ilny for 1 ho iiuiiiinuiiu:. of u oan didato to content C'uuiux-Atlin al the next 1 'uinil.iuii eleeliuiu*, Sevenii name- ������n*u iiienliuneil fur the liuiiiimiliuii, One riiinur Im.*- ii, thill if thi' I.iberalu put Dun- enn K.^in the field, Premier Me,. Mrido will bei.hkeil 10 opporo him, Il is iimlerHtoiil 1I111: Mayor Mini- ^OII, M. fi. A , Will Hot ' lUKU'pl 11 feilenil iiiiuiiMiiif-ii, ANNUAL OUTING Ciuiibei'lmid (!efe.iite<l CViurion- ay at basulmll 011 Siindiiy lust, by a KeM|-(M.ni.{..-7 urtlifiLj, .-/���������lliu* Ln*?!, \Vi.-diiii,'',liiy the 'Ladic**' Aid nt Gra'ci" MeiluiiliKt idiurcli. held their iuiuiihI qiitji'inrat.������*Ciiinp 11 iiiiiu,".wiiere! Ibey were ontur. miund by two of their m mibeiv, Me.ihimes Iv. A.Mi'liiic.e mid (l.)r.) Gillcrtpie, iv bo are camping ut Ihut deljuhtl'iil, I'l'Hori', A iiin.--L eiijoyablu iluy wiik HpfuU. (hu* phiiiuiuij; feiiiuri!. whm thi- pro*-u'h- la joti uf a cut |^| n< nud silver ���������fi'ru ihnii to Mrs. T. Ili".i:le, who iv leaving this w,.i*k fur Victoria, where f-lic will In fiiiuii* rcHidc, , ��������� ��������� ��������� o- ~ -������������������,..���������_,. Mr. C.J. Ar<lley, o( thn Hi., Store'htnif, han iiecept'.'d a pi^iiimi with Mcl'lien ^ Morrison, of Coiirlojiav. -A MKW f.OT op Curtains, Curtain Muslins Ann T*f\fti0-������t>o \ Mii-K Walker, of tlio Uifj Store, 11 left by iShIhIhv'** bout nil 11 iliCll- * (ion trip to Viincoiivei'. r 1 . . j I Mr, W. ('. jbown, of Vnucou- "1 ver, hmimi'ly vUtb tbo C-iiwdinn ! >��������� Hank of Commerce hero, uWivt-d i_' by Sunday'" bunt,- Cuml'������crlttiul j1*1 mutt nt ill havo iin nttravtions for i4, Mr, Urowu. I ��������� 36 tu. wide, deep cr'enm Madrns Muslins, in 12 difTeivut pnl terns ,,. 20c.0 yd. A larjjc ntiijji' of I.nce Ciirtniti.4, in diftcrent patterus, 54 in. wide, and ,vi yautu luu^, .per pall ...... .......... $*| .50 Set im .nid IMtixlin ("urtaitis, iu lluial and rat-ley pnttcrnr-!, bonier all jouiid, per lair ��������� $1.60 and $2.00 ..������..., Heavy HrasB Kxteu.sion Uoib, 1 in. tube by 78 in. lon^, fm. ished wilh ball end, 75c each Sodoz, Men's I Hack Rib Wool Socks, refjttlnr 50c. and 60c. While they last 3 pairs for $1 25 piyecs 5 in. w'dc Silk Ribbon in all rhe newest shades, rc>������ ulat '..50 ribbon, lor t5c a yd Gajnpbell Bros. . 11. .,//' \ .' - THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH ��������� COLUMBIA. Ihe Round=Upf A Romance of Arizona Nov-llred From Edmund Day's Melodrama Jv J* <>! i * By JOHN MURRAY and MILLS MILLER, Ooprrtght, 1908, by O. W. DDlte*- hatn Co. ____>-*������������������ _< (Continued.) CHAPTER II. JIM ALLKN was the sole owner uud proprietor of Allei- Iluelen- da. Ills rainjh, the Bar One. stretched foi* miles up uiu. down the Sweetwuter vulley. Ltouuded on the east and west by the foothills,, the tract was on. of the garden spots of 'Arizona. Southward lay tbe Sweetwa Iter ranch, owned by Jack Tnyson. Northward wns the home ranch of the Lazy K, an Ishnnielttlsli outtit, ever ���������t petty war with the other settlor*"* In the district. It was a mlsoelh- / -is ���������nd constantly changing crowd m-i-nlt- _d from rustlers from Wyoming, gam- biers from California, half breed outlaws from the Indian Territory���������In short, "bad men" from every section "of the western/Country. They had a l_peclal grudge against Allen and Pav- fuu, wnom mey 'u.iu to u_ accouutama for the sudden disappearance about a year before of their leader. Buck McKee. a half breed, from the Cherokee ���������trip. However, no other lender had arisen equal to that ��������� masterful spirit, and their enmity expressed itself only in such petty depredations as changing brands on" stray cattle from the Bar One and Sweetwater ranches and the slitting of the tongues of young calves so that these would be unable to feed properly aud as a result be disowned by their mothers, whereupon the Lazy K outfit would slap its brand on them as mavericks. o Allen was a Kentuckian who had served In the Confederate army.as one of Morgan's raiders and ,so had re: eeived by popular brevet the title of colonel. At the "close of the war he had come to Arizona With his young wife. Josephine, and had founded a, home on the Sweetwater. He was dow���������one-of���������tbe-cattle^b'U*ans_,of���������t_e_ great southwest. Prosperity had not spoiled him. Careless in his attire, cordial in his manner, he was a man who was loved and respected by his men from the newest ti-nderfoot to the veteran of the bunk house.' His wife, however, was not so highly regarded. for she had .never, been, able to recog- nl*_e changes in time or location and so was in perpetual conflict with her environment. She attempted to make-the free and independent cowboys of the Arizona plains "stand around" like the house servants of the Kentucky blue grass, and she persisted in the effort to manage her husband by the feminine artifice of weeping. In tlip days of her youth and beauty this had been very effective, hut now thnt these laid passed Jt was productive only of good humored raillery from him nnd mirth from the bystanders. . "No wonder .Tlm has the finest ranch In Arlzony," the cowboys were wont to any, "with Josephine n-lrrigntln' It all the time." Allen Hacienda wns certainly a garden spot In that desert country. Tbe building was of the old Mexican stylo, nn uycbltecluro found by centuries of experience to he suited best to the cllmntp and the materials of tho land. The house was only one ���������tory In height. Tho rooms nnd outbuilding sprawled over n wide expnnsc of ground. The walls were of native utone nnd adobe clay. Over thorn clambered grapevines In front of the homo Mrs, Allen had planted n garden. A 'dohe wall cut off the house from the corral and the bunk houso. A heavy girder spanned the distance from the low roof to tho top of the barrier, Latticework support- lng a grapevine formed, with a girder, a gateway through which one could catch from the pliiswn a view of a necond cultivated plot Palms and flowering enc'lines added color and life to tho near prospect. Through1 the arbor n glimpse of the Tortilla mountains, forty miles away, held the oyo. Tho Rweetwater, Km pnlli iutokh the plains outlined by the trees fringing Its bunks, flowed past the nini'li. Yucca palms and mis him nm threw a scanty ���������hade over the garden, Bhortly after the arrival of the Aliens In A rlziuiii thoy were blessed with n daughter, tho first white child born In that region. They waited fot a Protestant clergyman to come along beforo christening hor, and as such Visits were few and fur between tho tliJ'.u ���������.'...���������> U^!;.:;t*.:g tc in"!* "<*���������*���������*������������������ "ti* received n name. Vrnm a "cunnltiK" habit, sho had of repeating tho last words of finest Ions put to her her father provisionally dubbed her Bcho, which nnpie, when the preacher came, he Insisted upon her retaining. Aa lielio grew older, in order nun ���������ha might havo n companion. Colonel Allen went to Kentucky and brought bade with him n littlo orphan girl who was n distant relative of his wlfo. Tolly Hope her name was, and Polly Hop* she Insisted nn remaining, although the Aliens Would gladly have adopted her. Colonel Allen trained tin* girls In all the emft of the plains Just a������ If they were boy*, lie taught them to rlda aitrldo. to shoot, to ro-ie cattle. They accompanied him everywhere he went, cantering on broni-hiw* by the *k"e of lit* Kentucky tUurou.i.liU'i'd. Merry, dark eyed, black haired Kelto always rode ii|*on the off side nud ninny Polly, with golden curls, blue eyes aud Up tilted nose, upon the near The ex- Confederate soldier dubbed them in military style his "right and left wings," As the three would "make a raid" upon l-'loreiu-e. the county town, Ihe inhabitants did not need to look out of doors to asceriaiu who were j coming, tor the merriment of ihe llttlii (.iris gave sullicient indication. "Here tomes Jim Allen ridiu' like the de- Rtruyln' angel," said young Sheriff Hoover on one of these uiraslous. "I know him by the nistllu' of his ���������wings.' " The household was again Increased a few years later by the generous response of the Aliens to an appeal from a children's aid society in an eastern city to give a home to two orphaned brothers, ltlchnid and Henry Lane. Dick and Buddy (shortened In time to BuUi. as they were culled, being taken young, quickly adapted themselves to their new environment iind by the time they arrived tit manhood had proved themselves the equals of any cowboy on the range lu horsemanship aud kindred accomplishments. Dick, the elder brother, was a steady, reliable fellow, modest as he was brave and .remarkably quick wltted and resourceful in emergencies, lie gave his confidence.ov*?r. readily to his fellows, but if ever he. found himself deceived withdrew it absolutely. It was probably this last characteristic that attracted to bim Echo Allen's especial regard, for.lt was also her distinguishing irait;. "You liave got to act square with Echo." her father wns wont to say, "for if yon don't you'll never make it square with her afterward." Bud was a generous -.hearted. Impetuous boy, who responded wariuiy to affection. He repaid his elder brother's ���������protecting'.cure.'witli a loyalty that knew no bounds. Tlie colonel.' who was a strict disciplinarian, frequently punished him in his boyhood for wayward acts, and the little fellow made no resistance���������only sobbed in deep penitence. Once, however, when Uncle Jim, as the bovs and Polly called bin., felt compelled to apply the rod to Dick���������unjustly, as it afterward appeared���������Bud burst Into a tempest of passionate tears and, leaping upon" the colonel's back, clung there, clawing and striking like, a wildcat, until Allen wa3 forced to let Dick go. It is shrewdly- Indicative of the colonel's character that not only did he refrain from punishing'Bud ou that occasion, but when floggings were subsequently due the little fellow laid on the rod less heavily out of regard for the loyalty to his brother he had then displayed. ���������This-attack-aiso-won-the-admlration- of Polly Hope, who was something of a spitfire herself. A little jealous of Dick for the chief place he held in Bud's affection, she openly claimed the younger brother as her sweetheart and attempted to constitute him hoi' knight, though with repeated discouragements, for Bud was a bashful lad and, thoughshe had a true affection for the girl, boylike concealed it by show of rude Indifference, ;" The tender relations of these hoys and girls persisted naturally, Into young irmuhoocl and womanhood, No word of love passed between Dick nnd Echo until that time when the "nesting impulse," tho desire to have a home of his own, prompted the young minx to go out Into the world and wiii his fortune. For n year he had ncted as foreman of the Allen ranch, working In neighborly co-operation with Jack Payson of Sweetwater ranch, a man of about his own age. The two young men became the closest of comrades. When the fever of adventure seized upon Lane and he became dissatisfied with the plodding career of n wngo earner, Pnyson insisted on mortgaging Sweetwater ranch for $..000 nnd In/lending Dick the money for a year's prospecting lu the mountains of Sonora, Mexico, In search of a fabulously rich "lost mine of the Aztecs." Traditions of lost mines are plentiful In Arizona uud northern Mexico, First 'taken up by Uiu Spiu.)!f\ Invndu.s of 300 yours ago from tho native luilliitiH, thoy hnvo passed down to each subsequent Influx of white men, The directions nro tilwayB vnguc. The Inquirer cannot pin his lnfoniiuut dowu to any definite data, Over the inouiitaliis always lies tho road, IIuudivdH of Uvea havo been sacrificed ami cruelty un- paralleled practiced upon Innocent met), women aud children by gold Hooker, in their lust for conquest. Prosperous Indian villages have bceu Ink) waste, nnd whole bunds of nil- venturers have gone Itito the desert It) Kiuirch of these mines, never to rwtum, When thu time for Lime's departure came Echo wept ut the Ihnngbt of losing for so long a lime the close coin- pnnion of her childhood and the sympathetic coiillduiit of her youthful thoughts and aspirations, Dick, In whom friendship for Kcho hnd long before ripened Into conscious lovo, took lior tears as evidence thai she wits Nlmll-irly affected toward lilm, and bo allowed all the suppressed passion of hi" 'i-i'iivo full emit In ii I'l'i-liintltnn of love. The girl Was deeply moved by this revelation of ihu heart of a strong mini made tender its n ivuiiiiiii'h hy a power centering lu her own humble self, nud, being utterly without experience of iho emotion even In Its protec- live .nnil ol call him-, wim-n is U������o varioloid of tlu* genuine iiHV.Hoii, aba imagined through sheer sympathy that Kite shared his piiMHioii. So she assent' ed with maidenly reserve to his plea that she promise to marry him whon lie should return and provide a home for her. Her more cam Ions mother ��������������������� riin-il a inodltteiit.ou of Hits pledge by limiting the time thnt Echo titiould wait for hint lo oue year. If at the M- plratloii of that jhtIkiI Lun.- did not return to claim her promise or did not write making satisfactory urrunga* 'iit'iM* for .oii'liit'.iiKe <if ihe eagage- .nk-lil Ia Un ttii* U> Ik- tuli-ildiTld fit* to marry wlmui she chose. HiHin after Lane's departure Mrs, All.u iM-r.uuded thu colonel to scud Echo east to a New England tiulshiug school for girls, where her mother hoped that her budding love for Laue might be nipped by the frigid atmosphere of intellectual culture, it' mil. Indeed, supplanted by a saving 1 merest In young men In general and perhaps lu some particular scion of a blue blooded Boston family. The plan succeeded In part only The companionship of her schoolfellows, her music and art lessons, her banks (during the limited periods al< lotted to serious study ami reading! and, above all, her attrition at receptions with another order of men than that she had known In Hie rough, uncultured west occupied her mind so fully that poor Dick Lane, who was putting a thought of Echo .''len In every blow of his pick, received only the scraps of her attention. Dick had few ''opportunities to mall a letter and hone of them for receiving ono. Unpractked lu writing.,tils epistolary compositions were crude In the extreme, being wholly contlned to bald statements of met. Had he been as tender.on paper as he was In his words and accents when he kissed away her tears at parting her regard for him would have had fuel to feed en and might have kindled Into genuine love. As it was, she was forced (p admit that'll! comparison' with rut- brilliant university men with whom ihe chii versed Dick Lane intellectually was as quartz to diamond 0 Oil tlie other hand, she contrasted Dick in the essential point of .inanli-. ���������less most favorably with the mu\������ Mitterfliea of society that ������ hoyerei* around her. What one of them was so essentially chivalrous as the western man���������so modest, so self sacrificing, so brave aud resolute and resourceful? Dick Lane, or Jack Pay- sou, for that matter, in all save the adventitious points of education and LiSZT AS AN IDOL ���������gin ��������� ��������� -���������_������������������������_ The Great Musician Was Petted by English Royalty. A SOUVENIR OF THE MASTER. The Singular Memento That Was Sacredly and Secretly Treasured by a Cold, Rigid and Rather Disagreeable Old Englishwoman. "When I wiir a very small boy indeed." writes Kurd M. Hueffer in Harper's.- "wheu"'"I wore green velveteen clothes, red stockings and long golden cuns, thus displaying to uu utisyinpa. tiiciic worm the tue!. ut my pic-Ua pUaeiitu origin, 1 was iti.en oue day to a very lurg. hull, lu tioui of um was a wooden ptntrot-m draped all in red. Upon tue platform was ������ grand piano. "In front of me the Hrst row of the stalls had been takeno away, aud in place ot them there nud bceu put tbre. gilded armchairs, before which was a table covered with a .'profusion of flowers that droo*H*_ and trailed |o th������* ground, ".udrteuly there was applause ���������a considerable amount of applause. A lady and gentleman were coming from under the dark entry that ted to the artists' room. They were the- Prince and Princess ot Wales. There was no doubt about that eveu tor a small boy like myself, "Ana then there was more applause. "What applause! It volleyed, it rolled round,the ball. Alt were on their feet People climbed on to their ehuirs. they waved bands, they waved programs, they waved.bats, they snouted, for in the dark entrance there bad ap- culture was the higher type of man- jSpeared. wnJte aud���������Shining, a Dead hood, and .lack, at least, if not poor Dick, could hold his own In mental and artistic perception4 with the brightest,. "most cultured of Harvard graduates. At the end of the 'year she came, back home to await Dick's return from the wilds of Mexico. There was great' anxiety about his safety, for Geroni- mo. attacked by Crook in the Apache stronghold of the Tonto basin, had escaped to the mountains of northwestern Mexico with his band of fierce Chi- ricahuas. ������ Now; Dick Lane had not been heard from in this region. When he neither _made_apTieiiranee nor sent a message upon the day appointed for his return, his brother. Bud. was for setting out instantly to Iind him and rescue him if he were in difficulties..'' Then it was that Echo Allen discovered the true nature of her affection for her lover-that it was sisterly re in kind, from that which she felt for his brother. She joined with Polly in opposing Bud's going, urging his reck lessness"as a reason. "You are certain to be killed," she said, "and I cannot lose you both " .lack' Payson. . fot whom Bud was working, then came forward and offered to accompany him and keep within bounds. Again there was a revelation of her heart to Echo, one that terrified her with a sense of disloyalty. It wns .Inck she really loved, noble, chlvalric, wonderful .lack Pnyson. whom, with n southern girl's Intensity of feeling, she hnd unconsciously come to regard its her standard 'of all that makes for manhood. Plausible objections could not br urged against his sncrlficlng' himself for his friend. With un Irresistible Impulse she cast herself upon his breast nnd snld, "I cannot hour to see you go." Payson gently disengaged .her arms "1 must. Echo. It Is what Dick' would do for me If 1 were In hi-- place." However, while Pnyson hnd Uud were preparing for their dcpnrftin Buck McKee npoured In the region and reported that Dick Lane rind been killed by the Apnches, He told with convincing details how he hnd met Lane as each was rot urn lng from a successful prospecting trip hi lite iihost rang*-, and how they laid sunk their dllferences In standing together against nn attack of the Indians. He extolled Pick's bravery, i"liilliig how severely wounded. In/had stoi'd off the savages to i*nulib* himself lo escnpe When lie litliideil over Pick's witteli to Kcho-for lie had learned on his re turn tl.iit she wiih betnitlicd to Lnno- as a Inst lnl-en from her lover, ti<> doubt remained lu the minds of hN licarei'M of the mith of his story, nml Payson and Bud Lam* gave up their purposed expedition (To "tie continued,) with brown Hind sphinxlike features and white and long tiair uud tne eternal wonderful smile. V "Tbey advanced, these three, -amid those tremendous shouts,and enthusiasm���������tne. two royal personages leading the master, oue holding each tiand. They approached the gilded armchairs Immediately m trbht ot me, and the prince ana princess indicated to1- the master tuat he was to sit; between them at the table covered with Howers. , "Be made little pantomimes of modesty, be drew his bands through their grasp, be walked quickly5 away from the armchairs, and because I was Just behind them tie suddenly, removed me from my seat and left me stundTtfiif un-" der all the eyes, solitary iu the aisle of the center of the hall. . while he sat down, i do not think I was frightened by the eyes, but I udow 1 was terribly frightened by that great brown, aquiline face, with tbe piercing glunce and Tha OWcit Member. Tn a sliort while Mr. biimuel Vminj British M,J\, w.ll enter on bin nine- tietii year, Hi* i* tho oldest man in tlie House oi .'(iimnon*', though it U \.���������IT'"! '" lii'Huee it I'oT hi' i-i Wowll't. lully active. Mr. Young win hailed the oilier diiv iiy mi uiu I'ru-iiu1, vWio co'igTiitti'-itc-J him (���������-] lookwij. *o well "for a man who inu.-d lie ut least 75." With ii twinkle in his ������.y������> the nged U.l*. replied: "Yen, I nni nl least 7ft. Uir In ii short time I celebrate tny With birthday." Me lis** sat in Parliament ������incu 1802.���������VVesttiiiiiBt^r (Jiifette. LIFE'S MISTAKES. Judge Rentoul Says There Ar*. a Dozen Principal Ones. The average man of to-day doe' not, as a rule, 'ike' admitting nny mi.tal.es he has made, but. judsinis from an address Tecentlv delivered by ���������ludge Rentoul. cf tin* City of London (Eng.) Court, the , well-known administrator of the law is quite willing to own up to thi.. The text of hia discourse was "The. Twelve Mistake,*- of Life." and he frankly confessed he had committed the whole'of them. This was the list he gave: To attempt to set up our own standard of right and wrong and expect everybody lo conform to it. To try to measure the enjoyment ol others by our own. To expect uniformity of opinion in thi. world. To "ook for judgment, and experience in youth. To endeavor to mould nil disposi. '.:> . "t'-Vf*. Not to yu"-" lu unlmpoii'iii* U'."t* To look for perfection in our own actions. To worry ourselves and others about what cannot be remedied. Not to alleviate, if we can, all that needs alleviation. Not io make allowances for the weaknesses of cithers. To consider anything imno--?iblf" that we cannot ourselves perform. To believe only what our Unite can grasp. Judge Rentoul was both a Presbyterian minister and a member of thf British Parliament before he took tc law As a profession. Not long ago his honor told an amusing story oi the first illuminated address he evei received.' It was presented to him on his first election to the Hou--e of Commons.' Scnnnin it closely, he was rather chagrined to find that following his name the word "barrister-at- law" was in.-cribedT in very large characters, whil.t "member of Parliament" was very *mall. On drawing the attention of the artist to the fact, he got the answer: "Well, sir, it requires a clever .nan to be a barrister, .but any dilffer can be a member ol Parliament." For the Children A Ship Photographed While She Was Sinking. gard.���������differing only in degree, but not^the mirthless, distuut, inscrutable Boiile. "And Immediately just beside me there began what appeared to be a gentle and courtly wrestling match. A gentleman of the royal suit approached tbe master. He refused to move. The prince approached the master, He sat indomitably still. Then the princess came and, taking bim by the hand, drew him almost by force out ot my etnll. for it was my stall, after all. "And when tie was once upon his feet, as If to clinch the mutter, sue suddenly sin down ln it herself, abd with a sudden touch ot good feeling she took me by the band-the small solitary boy with me golden curls and the red stocking*-a nd sat tue upon Her lap. 1, ulna, have no trace of the date on which I sat in u queen's lap, for It' wns nil so very mug ago; the king is dead, the muster is loug since dead, the hall Itself is pulled down iiud has Utterly disappeared. "I hnd u dislunt relative���������oddly enough an English one. not n ll.r- mnu-who married au ofllclnl of tho court ot Woiuinr and became a lady In waiting on the grand duchess. As far OB I know, there was nothing singularly Honrlmenutl about this lndy. When I It new tier she was cold, rigid aud rather dlsn;;tv������ .iblo, She had ul- ways about bur u peculiar und disagreeable odor, and when she died a few .yours ago It wiih discovered thnt she wore round her neck n Haclii't, und iu till** ������������������'M'lii-r wns ������ hall smoked cigar "This was it ivtlt* ol I'l'iniy. Liszt, .jle hnd begun to smoke it immy venrs tie- foil' nt ii dinner which stn* hnd given, iind. tie having pin it down uutlnished. Mill* hail ai once Hi'i/.i'd upon It and had worn It upon tun person ever since This souikim iiicxpilcuOle uud incredible, tun thero u ut." London'* Oldett ' ndy. Mr*. BrlHtow. mother of Cation firin- tow, and tlie oldest womnn in London, Kns*., recently celebrated ber 10*th birthduy nt Ua, Perileulart. MY������i.M wtia the dark m be dipped fab pen In tbe Ink and pn>p������ri*d to fill out tbe blank. "Your name, please." '���������Amelia Whlpploton." -NaUontlltyf "Aroericaii.'' "Married or unmarrledr Hriotb-twlce."~Cblcago Record-Bel** aid. 8������ttllno a BUI. When Anuruw Jackson lived at ftiilMniry, N. U. he once at tended conn tit Uookfoid. then ihu county sent of Surry, unit left without paying his bill, which was duly chnrued up against lilm in the tiorei register, ���������which seems to have tM-eti ihe hotel UuM'i ������������������> ''������������������>! mu,.< .j.,.' >., .,'.,....', *':T raiiiiy years. Wtien Hie "newn ������rf thw tlrtori* ot Hie 8th of .Innuiirj", 1H15. ���������was ri-cflved in this men remote section the old iniidiiiid tiirnwl buck Hie loiivf-* ol tlu* register, look his |wn nnd wrote under the account hum I list Andrew JaiKsnri. "H������,rH'*d ID .tilt D7 tho UlUtle ot Nev^ Orleans." 8ht Meant Well. Thi������ nitf Mr wiitno uiwoon. the ritanu ap<H������ie ut iHtiperHncv, wnti** on a ������wl( f-nfl i*|.iif -nude the iitiinnint- a net of a Mhari' voiinu iHtly ol n^veo, to n-Jioni, on iwritiu. tie *������nd: ".Sow, wy dear, wi- tmre |H������������*n uitutng **oroe tlmi-. t am mire you nav* no io>_i who lam" ���������tfh,, yta. I luavH"' thi������ llftl������������ mlwy rvfilHl. '"ton an** tbt? i-eiebrHtvd droinHW-'-Uindoo UmpiiK!. Nor bf f*ata, bat by dltpoaltloa. If wisdom ���������cqutrtd.-FJautua. Song-Birds for Gourmets. A recent prosecution in Norfolk Eng., has thrown some light on the trade in larks for London. A farm_- was fined for laying down grain poisoned with strychnine for the purpose of catching larks, which would afterwarl_ appear on the tables ol epicures. This man sent seventy-seven dozen larks to London in three weeks, the price being Is. 9d. the dozen. It has 'been-said-that-between-January���������and. March 40,000 larks arrive in Leaden- hall Market every day! Those who consider pigeon-pie ������ delicacy may be interested to learn that the birds are often cruelly treated before they appear in the poulterers' shops. Some 10,000 are nnnuallj brought to, London from Italy. They are taken when quite young, and packed in crates containing eighty to a hund<������_d, arriving in Pari: two days later. Twelve hours latei they continue their journey, and reach London after traveling two days and threo nighto, a very large number of them dying on the way. Quails ore also packed in crates in the same cruel way, attention having been frequently willed to the scandal. Then there is a certain nmount of cruelty in catching plov.rs, and those whose business it is to carry on the truck* have been prosecuted more thun'once, although the numbei of convictions have been few. Like Father Like Son. Another of Mr. Asquith's sona ij following in his distinguished father'* academic footsteps and having a brilliant university career. This is Mr. Cyril Asqtiith, who, having, like his father, obtained a scholarship at Hal- liol in the first place, has now gnined a first in "Moau,.,":upon which distinction he nnd his futher alike will be hiprtily congratulated. Mr. Cyril Asquith'8 elder brother, Mr. Raymond ���������Asquithi it,will be, remembered, had one of the most dis'tinguiahed Un'ver- nity careorg of recent time*/ Mr. Asquitlt'H own achicvemnets nt Oxford are, of course, now a matter of tradition, though others hnvo been perhaps more outstanding But there wait something about bun which hciihkI to bronth-a of success, nnd of an iii'Hiired future. An astute judge nf men, the Into Master of Riillib), put it in a (sentence: "Yes," he snid, "Am.uitli will get on; lift is so direct," The illustrations shown above are reproductions of the remarkable photographs taken of the three masted sailing ship Arden Craig as she was foundering otf tlie Scilly isles, which are- situated twenty-five miles southwest of Land's End. the extreme southwesterly point of England, says I'opular Mechanics, Tbe drst photograph was taken just after the deck became awash,, the second as she heeled over for th* tinul plunge and the third a moment or two after she went down. Several ti und red (teople watched the sinking; from the shore. The Particolored Bear. The particolored bear (Aeluropns* melunoleucusi is so rare an auimat. thut it deserves more than passing notice. This particular specimen wan- acquired by W. N. FergU8son, a missionary in Szethuen. from a Tlbetno. hunter. Its habitat is the dwarf bamboo and rhododendron forests which- clothe the hills at an altitude of from 0.000 to 11,000 feet in this part of China. It is a vegetable feeder. The- soles��������� of��������� the���������feet��������� are- -hairy.���������and^- though very bearlike In appearance,, it has been named the great panda by Sir Hay Lnnkester. as the structure of the skull nud skeleton shows It tn bu- closeiy related to the Flimilaran panda or wall. It has never tjeen obtained by a Kiiropean sportsman and was- originally discovered in .Wit' by' Per������_* David In the mountains ot east Tibet, The panda, a very handsomely colored, little beast. Is the only old world representative of the raccoon. ' On the Care. Here la something thnt may aortn"-* you some time when you are in t hit- trolley car or elevated train and arn- bi-ginnlng to feel tired. Compare thi* advertisements in the eiir with the p*-i*������- pie who are sitting beneath them, Tin.- contrast js of ten very funny. i"or in- stntice, you mny see an elderly gentltf mnn below an advertisement tor babies' food, or a baby beneath n shnv- Jug soup advertisement, or a very bant person sitting unconsciously beneath u. hair tonic sign, or a traiup twuenth it, Honp udvertiseinent. It is fun, loo, iu* rend from one advertisement on to thtr next; as though iliey belonged together. Vou may rend, for instance, that <t- certain breakfast food Is excellent tor ihe tutIr or that condensed soup fro- quetttly applied will uiukv your uur- meuts look like new. Hope of Romantic Fiction. Tt won really in a lecturer ihnt Mr, Maurice Hewlett, whon.-. ������omoone bn������ described im "the darling hope of romantic fiction," flrct became famous, and many an iny-renllng anecdote he tells of tlinnc day*. Once, spoil king nt a Hinnll ScottUh village, Ihe ("liairman, havintr referred to "tbe mon wlin'8 conic here lae broaden oor intellects," remarked thnt a i-bort prayer would not he out of pli.ee, ���������'And, O Ixird," the good man went on, "put it "i-itui" the heart o' tlii*i mon tne xpeak the truth, tho ha In truth, and nuethlng but the truth, and fine u. grace tne understand },'������������������." T!.t.., it-::!, ������ ���������!;;������������������-;��������� at Mr. tl owlet!, be n'lded, "I've been a. lee- turor me-ipl I" Bteuing the Nets. The ancient service known tin the blenalni"* of the net*, which has been reviviil iu Lowe.uitl, wiiere il ih now held each year prior to the departure of the local fleet" for the wevtward flidling*, win bold recently in the par- Uh church. Rev. A. I). Curey, the pre. vioijii r*tor. now n canon of York, I ofllcintt-u, and bli'.wd the net* by tnk- J inn th.-m in hi* hnndt and invrifcifiy- ,������ucce*������ on thi tinhcrmen'* endeavor*, J and (nr-iying for their pro-ervalinn from peril. I Cmart Boy, i Tencher (to n**w pupil)���������Why did I the great Hannibal crou* the Alp*, my jilttll* IIIHI). 1 J������t������/ Utile Mnu���������Foi thu ������uu������_ ti'ifc- I eon ������������ th' hen crowed tb' road. \pr ..n't cdtch me with uo puzxlvii. A Queer African Town, The town of Aim Uniiied ih locntedi whero ciiniviins ijult the river Nil*- aud begin rhelr Journey across ina> desert, Meivliiints leave their niei*- cluindlse there nnd loud up ugalti ivillv good* Hint other mercliaiits have left, thero for tlieiu, Thetv Is nothing un*-- liHtiiil In I bin, the si range part being that no HtorehoiiseH or depots an- uxi'il* for the protection of these goods, often- of prlcolesH viiliie. The curious shut about Abu llnnieil Ih that goods left' under the inniiiiini-nt (leitlciiteil to HU Abu Uniiied are mife, Here they re-- muln iu the sand betieatli the tiiouii-' mvnt for months or years, No one wilf- mnli'Mt tlieiu, Thoy nri- considered to- be under the protect Jon of the snlnf himself. There has never been known* nn Inutnncu of Imu or theft ot any Kootla. Tree City. I know a little ciiy un u irrfni end ���������unn*f mil, Wlicitf n hiiinlrnt ttny t^mili** imviv iioiiHr l|<j������ hy������*HV������ ni-������ nni'ri>wil������'il, u������ n-nty lunow 1 hi*/ mill, Ann men- no nmny niilrn.i! ������vn i-i>uir������- Tlit hriiin-d niv iimh mm mry, They ftHiur: AIHI irii-K Mini *-Avrty Wtiienrwr way iiih "iimrrn-r nr������*H/������ii*������ Tli*y in it ru* rtuor* or winoowe. n<������ runt." to iilnw wwhv. Hut li'Mty awniiiu* ihen* \nr tiMi>i*i tta- tnw. 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A new, pleasant and reliable laxative, prepared by a reliable firm, and worthy of the NA-DRU-CO Trade Mark. ���������* 25c, a box. If your druggist has not yet stocked them, send 25c. and wo will mall them. "���������* NATIONAL DRUG & CHEMICAL COMPANY OF CANADA. LIMITED. MONTREAL. 2������ V Oh, so often when it is our intention to help a iriend, we only hit into n doublo play. WOMEN WANTED To take orders in spare time. No experience necessary. Our lines .especially used by mothers and girls. Apply "Women's Department, 228 Albert St., Ottawa, Ont. The Owe Part So you built a bungalow on your lot in the country?" "Not altogether." "The architect made the bungle. I get the owe part."*--Philadelphia Bulletin. Minard's Liniment used by physicians Clam or oyster shell, dumped into tbe fire act like magic in freeing the grate of clinkers. A light diet, largely composed of fruit and vegetables, is best for spring. 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The success the compounders havo met with attests the value of, thoir work. These pills havo beon recognized for many years as the best cleansers of the system that can bo cot.' Their excellence was. recognized from the first and they grow more popular daily,- ) The man who starves his soul is the stingiest man, for it costs nothing to feed one's soul. ' One of the cleverest tricks a girl has is to catch a man by running i>way;from him. He Pays Only $35 per Year in Duties on Implements���������What 640 Acres Can Do. A farmer writing to a Toronto daily paper from Indian Head, Saskatchewan, under the noni do plume, Saskatchewan Farmer, refutes the.statement made by many Westerners, that the farmers of the West have been ill-used by the Dominion Government which is identified largely with Eastern interests,, This Saskatchewan farmer gives a typical instance of the expenditure and revenue connected with a section of land, 640 acres, from tbe year 1900 to 1910, He says: "I will give you an idea of what u section of land, 640 acres, will earn and how it will increase in value in the most favored wheat producing districts of Saskatchewan under normal conditions, from 1900 to 1910, allowing the average price of land to be $10 per acre for that period,. In so doing it should be borne in mind that 30 per cent, of tho land in this province was Free' Grant. Capital Expenditure 1900. Land, 640 acres at $10 per acre $6,400.00 Cultivation, 440 acres at $6 per acre 2,640.00 Dwelling house ���������.. 2,000.00 Stable for 12 horses, granary and implement shed .... 1910. 12 horses and harness.. ,. Implements. . Duty 3 seed drills $33.00 330.00 3 plows 30.50 210.00 2 disc harrows .. ., 10.00 80.00 2 six-section harrows 6.50 60.00 3 7-ft. binders ..** .. 53.00 465.00 4 wagon_, complete.. 72.00 360.00 One-sixth interest in thresher 125.00 500.000 Extras, say 20.00 455.00 TRAVELING IN INDIA. Versatile "They tell me your boy Josh is very versatile." "Ho is," replied Farmer Corn- tossel, patiently. "I never saw anybody who could do so many fool things without repeatin' hisself."��������� Washington Star. To Get Poisons From the Blood 3,000.00 3,000.00 Japan is increasing its production of raw silk at' tbe rate of about 20,000 bales a year. INTERNATIONAL COLIC REMEDY SOLD ON A SPOT. CASH GUARANTEE Wa Rcfand Your Money If It Evor Fails. COLIC MAY KILL YOUR~HORSE or Cow within ont hour unless you have this remedy ready for instant use. Colic kills more horses than all other, diseases combined, and when you need a remedy you must have it at once, for if you wait for a veterinary or make a trip to town you may find the animal dead when you return. If International Colic Remedy ever fails we will refund -your money Itis-the,onlyXoHc_-Remedy__eyer_s_oLd__>,pjo__ such a strong guarantee. Put up in a regular drenching: bottle. 8AVED HI8 FILLY St, Jovitb, Que, March 3rd, 1911. International Stock Food Co., Limited. _ _ Gkntlkmbn,���������I am glad to say 1 used International Colli Remedy on what seemed to be a hopeless case and saved a ��������� beautiful filly���������she was cured in a few minutes. (Signed) CHARLES ST. AUBIN, PRICK BOO. AND ���������1.00 *_>*IR BOTTLB. FOR BALI BY DIAL-US BVERYWHBRI INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD CO.. Limited. TORONTO, CAN, $350.00 $18,000.00 Crop for 10 years from 400 acres at 25 bush, to the acre, at 75 cents $75,000.00 Working expenses for ten years at $5 per acre .. $32,000.00 Interest on capital for ten years at 6 per cent 10.800.00 42,800.00 Toronto Type Foundry Co., Ltd. CALGARY WINNIPEG REGINA The Largest Printers' Supply House in Canada We Carry in StocK Cylinder Presses, Job Presses, Paper Cutters, Type and Material. Can Fill Orders for Complete Equipment from our Stock. We are the Largest Ready Print Publishers in the West. We Publish Ready Prints from our Winnipeg, Calgary and Regina Houses. : : Order From Nearest Branch THIS WILL INTEREST YOU EDDY'S ''Royal George'' Matches the most perfect " Strike. Anywherk ���������" matches made, that are Safe, Sure, and Silent, \ are add in boxes, averaging 1000 matches to the box, for 10 ceuts a box. You can't afford to pass this by. Surplus (not taking into account increase in value of land, which may be* figured at $18,000).. ..".. .. 32,200.00 Duty on Implements "Now note right here, that all a farmer working a section of land under these conditions would pay in duty on the implements required to eam--_.his__large_,p_r_ofit_._ass^ average life of same to be ten years, comes out at approximately $35 per annum. This is no exaggerated statement of profits and increase in value of land, as thousands of farmers in Saskatchewan can testify, and hundreds who have specially applied themselves and taken advantage of the opportunities at band, have re.nl. ized far greater profits than are here shown. How, then, can the farmers of the West claim that they have been ill-used, or not given a fair deal?",' .... -���������������������������*������������������ ,:;���������;������������������ If tea stains resist; the; usual boiling water, whisky is sure to take it out.. ,,.;'���������'* ���������..' .. ;' A cubic mile of averngo rock weighs 12,800,000,000 tons. You Have to Depend on the Filtering Process of the Liver and Kidneys These Organs Alone Can Purify the Blood, and They Do Their Work Well when Helped by DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS No medical treatment can possibly purify the blood except as it sets .in healthy working order the kidneys, i liver and bowels. To,.these' organs is assigned the duty of filtering from the blood the poisonous waste matter which is left over when the nutritious elements are extracted from the food you eat. If they are not overcrowded or slow and sluggish in action they keep the blood pure and healthy. For this reason Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills are the most satisfactory treatment you can possibly obtain to purify the blood. Their efforts are prompt, definite and certain. The liver action is quickened, the kidneys are .invigorated; the regular movement of the bowels is assured. It is only a matter of a few hours until you begin to feel the benefits of this great medicine. / Further use, as often as is necessary to keep these organs active,-"will cleanse and purify the blood and enable the digestive system < to properly do its work. -^���������Backache.���������headache.���������'and���������bodily pains will disappear, and the fatigue which is an accompaniment of poisons in the system will give way to ri'.w vigor and energy. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto. "hanges of Temperature Necessitate Wide Range of Clothes. Everybody when on a journey in India carries his own bedding, and out- de the large establishments of the Government officials everywhere it U needed. _ou are supposed to carry your own bedding with you just as you carry your, own tooth-brush, ln the trains���������and there are very long train journeys, . by slow trains, iu India���������in ,the guest-houses of the native princes, in camp, of course, always, and in the hotels and iuns, yout own bedding is a necessity. Indeed, you can scarcely carry too much in India il you wish to be comfortable. All sorts of clothing, from fur coats to the thinnest of linen, all sorts o< hats from a cap to a pith helmet, a spirit lamp, a folding table and chair, a small amount of tinned or bottled food and a supply of mineral water for the train, a large supply of linen and underclothing, for one change, them often, and tho laundry work is done by beating on flat stones. The changes of temperature from noon till midnight are startling. One must give up cold baths and take to tepid or hot water, and be careful, indeed, what, and how much, one eats and driuks. No alcohol before sun- set, and very little then, and the plainest and most nourishing food. In thi. land, as large almost as the whole of Europe, there are only a few large cities, where one can buy any of the luxuries or comforts of life outside the obvious, and what you need you must carry with you. On a large scale you do what the native does, you carry pour household gods and goods about witli you. How differently "pick up your bed and walk" sounds in your ears when you see a whole population of hundreds of millions actually carrying their beds with them whenever they move. Why should one take heed a. to what one shall eat, or drink, or wear, when a handful of rice, a thimbleful of water, and a loin-cloth surface. The group of servants in front of their master's door at the hotel, or the hundreds ot families traveling by train, by bullock-cart, or even on foot, have squeezed and sifted life's necessaries down to the" vanishing point. $552 Buys Everything' Needed To Build This Fine 6 Room Home MOT th* porta.** " kind, but wall- enottnicte., warm, substantial frams bulMlnga. Yousavs . archltsct's 1%. a*.. htllldtr's 10% and lum*r������r dealer's bit profltt by buying ALLmitcrlittdlrsot Iron our mllli. Other Houses, Bungalows, Cottages, Barns, Schools. 2 to 12 Rooms���������$175 Up "RT*rylhln_| at.whotoaU oosl-liiabsr trlmmU. 6tt������4 and market rooflnf, doors, windows, flats, faster board. Inttrior trim and flnlih. hardware, svtn tits aalln and .alnt. Alto plane, blus prints and dsUllad MUi-4 Ustniclloas-aU so oloar jou'lt aasd bo skill** tako*. Book of 60 House Plans FREE Photo*, plans, dstcrlptlon* ���������no*" nactlr what comptotci hout.es look lika and tstla siactlr thslr satin ������!������<��������� *M*_ S-esar "-amp aod ask (or IMaa Booh Ho. M ��������� - _. g, mL*mii:s-BM_ Sovaraign Coutnwawi v*. |4Uhi, ow_ Her Idea ' "It isn't equitable." "What's the trouble?" "A divorce costs a great d.eal more than a marriage license." Keep Minard's Liniment in the house In Norway, where little fruit is raised, an apple costs 11 cents, a pear 15, while peaches are sold at 20 cents a pound. It' Has Many Qualities.���������Tho man wh. posaesses a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eelec- tric Oil is armed against many ills. It will cure*a cough', brenk a cold, prevent soro throat; it will reduce the swelling from a sprain, cure the most persistent sores and will speedily heal cuts and contusions. 'It is a medicine chest in itself, and can be got tor a quartor of a dollar. Sometimes it is easier to weep oyer a man's'jokes than oyer his troubles; Sixty-eight per cent, of the world's' publications nro printed in English, Brend-making makes pretty hands, but most girls prefer dope, Idle hands still find work for Satan to do. The turnstile grows always narrower for the man who is contented merely to get by! "Thou Art the Man" ��������������������������� Employer���������"We want a diplomatic, tactful, smart office boy." . ��������� Hoy���������"Well I used to send sister's beau nwny when sho didn't wiuit to see hiin."���������Chicago Record Herald. I His Limitation ! "Ts Hint man a bill collector?" snid tho now clerk, "Ho may be in some places,' re- ���������������������������lied tho messenger boy, "but not in his ofllcfl." Steel dies now are engraved by electricity. Supposing some fool had rocked the boat when Washington crossed the Delaware? A MOTHER'S PRAISE OF BABY'S OWN TABLETS f ALWAYS EVERYWHERE IN CANADA, ASK FOR EDDY'S MATCHES P1 tl Mrs. Allen Mason, Carleton, N.B., writes: "I have used Baby's Own Tablets ever since I have had children and that is going on fifteen years. I have always found tiiem entirely satisfactory for all the ailments of littlo ones and feel that I cannot praise' them too highly." Mrs. Mason's praise is just that of thousands of mothers who consider Baby's Own Tablets tho only safe and sure remedy to keep in tho house for their little ones. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from Tho Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. One of the Tallest Officers. Lieutenant-General J. M. Grierson has had a long am' varied career in the army, and is generally regarded as one of the best of what may be described as our younger generation of soldiers. His abilities were fir?l discovered by Sir _ Evelyn Wood, whose right hand on Salisbury Plain he was for some years.. Since General Grierson is one of the tallest .oldiers "nthe army at the present day, and" Sir "Evelyn" Wood _"is,_to" put"~ ii" m.ildly, below the middle height, tha contrast between the two, when standing side by side, used to he most amusing, and.the name of "Dignity and Impudence" waa bestowed upon them by some of the younger officers in tho command. General Grierson has a very nice wit, and on. one occasion, "during manoeuvres, a Howitzer was fired before the sponge stick ���������the rod used for, cleaning the weapons .out after a shot has been fired ���������had been removed. Tbe result was* that the stick wer.t sailing through the air, to fall to the ground some distance away. "One of the best efforts' I ever saw to 'sweep' the enemy in front.of you." was General Grierson*. smiling remark to tho of. ficor in charge of the gun. It is considered probable tbat ho will be given tho command in India beforo tho ond of the year, and if this is po it will recall one of his aphorism** to the offe������t that "India is a miehfy convenient placo to send soldiers whoso presence is riot desired at home." Why Not Do It Themselves Judge Ben. P. Lindsey, in a. woman's suffrage address,' said with a smile: . ' * "Another type of man accused the woman voter of grafting. Well, we are all prone to accuse others of our own besetting sin. Like the tramp, you know. Being broke is inconvenient, and'I am not overstating when I add that very often being broke's invigorating. Moro thon halt the fuller's earth produced in thn United States in 1010 was mined in Florida. 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Every homo owner worthy of tho name tnkos a natural and commend- able pride In keeping big horHo in prime condition. With nermlblo feeding, proper caro and a rennonab o amount of worki' there is no trouble in doing this. Under such condition* a sound borne looks fine and feels well���������Is nlwayn ready for service and brings tho top price when sold. But accidents will happen, a slight wrench, a *J|)niin, a cut, or some unknown cause mny result in lameness. Spavins, ringbones, curbs or splint* como Hooner or later to every Btublo. Taken promptly and treated properly uono of these troubles aro seriouH. Tl I 'I .1 ���������. I n \ p.. n|,./in (1i0 ll>������x*!.*l������ Ironlmont, thoy quickly decrease n horse's ability for work oh woll uh bin oiish valuo. It is moBt important therefore, that every borne own>*r should have n good knowledge of the bnrsn, his nilmonts and diacns<*������. .... ��������� ���������*.,��������� ,.r,.rwv*'ln *n hn 'ir\r\\\oi\ TTi' should know just bow to" treat all ordinary ailments, and just when it Is necesnary to call in tho greater skill of the veterinary. One of the quickest and best ways to got posted on this matter is to r.'rid tho littlo Iwok, "A Treatise on the Horse and Hi* Sinenses," pub-i lished by tbo Dr. 11. .1. Kendall Co.,! Kiiortlmrg I'alU, Vunuutit. Tins in \ formation which it given is simpl-*. j accurate, 'and easy to find���������a valu-j able point in ft book of reference. I This book can bo had frfo of rhnrg*'������ by simply writing tho publishers <���������**! by asking for tt at any drug *tor>*| wlu'.j- KeiuIuU'.. Spiwin Cute t* sold by almost every druggist in the country. I Lord Mlohelbam paid $17,000 at auction for thq ring given by tho Karl of Essex to Quiiou Klir.nheth, Hleak House, Dickens' homo, is to be sold, famous Corns orlpplo tlio fwt and mnlw walk- Inir n. tormro, yot mire, roller In thn shapn of llnlloway's Corn Cure is within reach of all. Tho moon adds to tbo dojicnoy ol sentiment, but a real oil lamp, bnforo now ban boon as emotionally productive, even when not lighted. Somo men rosent no blow so fiercely ns when nn idfii strlkos tbiun. DODD'S V //. r I L L *> yi*M\V<v Caste Law. It is difficult for a, Europenn to realize the Jn.'uperftble barriers which f-epnrnte tlr? castes of India, hut the following mny be interesting. Th*3 Hindus aro divided into over thr:*o thoiii-iind cn-te.**, most of thorn with Riib-easten, speak nbout nineteen do- veloped lnnirunges, and over one hundred dialects. There nre two essentials to n true caste: (1) There is no entry, except by birth; (2) mnrrinffn outsido the cfii"<e is absolutely forbidden. Tho hiizhept cn?te is the nrnhmnn**, admittedly nnd undoubtedly superior to nil tlio rest, After them come those who are acknowledged to bo twice born. The loss honored follow in n graduated descent until the un- touchable and unspeakable are reach- mi nt thn lowest depth. Tf a man is excommunicated by hi* cnste-fellows, nobody In tlio casta will murrv bim. He is dead U) his family. Nobody will cat or drink with bim. If ho is married hi* wlfo will not touch him or speak to him. Tho village bnrber will not sbnvo him, nnd the washerwoman wi'l not wash h's clothes.���������Indian Daily N.w_. Reviving Qriit Mills. English newspapers loll of nn or- gnnination of 200 farmers of Hawardcn to rovivo tbo ancient water wheel gristmills in their vicinity and grind there all tho wheat reserved for their own use. Numbers of old country mills ure elsewhere being put toa Mllllilir Umj, il Jp <.'ii.i.ti< d Ui.il It.c Jl.ur thu:' j-.rr**hir**d i-' "luitrltlou"* nnd fragrant beyond any other in thu world." You Ought } To Know that impure blood with its freak" ening results, unpleasant breath, headache's] unrcstful nights, poor appetite, sallow skin, pimples and ~ depression,comes from constipation BEECHAH'S have been doing good to men and ���������women for many, many years and their value has been tested and proved., They remove the cause ot physical troubles. A few small doses will show their safe tonio nction on you. Beccham's Pills will surely help you to an active liver, a good stomach, a sweet breath, clear head nnd refreshing sleep. In young or old they will Relieve Constipation Sold Gv������rywh������r*. In box.t .ft. WATCH AND CnCC BRACELET rRCC Qlrli, wo will give you this hand some gold-plate Extension Urocele! absolutely FKKE, for soiling only $4,00 worth of our lovely curds at 4 for 10c, A "Flfteen-Qunnur.** Tho number of kuii������ to bo fired in I norior iii uTt'ia wnnjia ;u\\. Hii.i^n j jHiU'iitntes is carefully calenlntcd, and J the honor is jealously prized. King Kdwnrd conferred nit iiu-tftlinnbhi boon on the Nawab of Junngiirb when ho , raised his saluto from eleven to (If- teen guns. Hut this lias caused the I dinky print*'** in h*> fierev*.y ������>nvler| hv I all tho other Indian princes, wha are I only "i*|.'VMi-i_iirini*rs." W. N. U., No. 850. Musical Glasses. Richard Pockrich, an Irishman, wns tbe inventor <f musicnl glnsnci ���������ordinary drinking glas*is* tuned by selection ������nd pin)���������<������������������! by psiiing wet ftng'Tt over fh'* \rim. H** *how. ed bis invention (irmt In Dublin aud took it to London nbout 1750. Boys, we will givo you tbia handsome engraved nickel watch, new design, just out, onnn face, stent wind arw1 set. carefully adjusted movement, (iilly guarnnteod, for selling only fi-TOO worth of our lovely cards at 8 for ICc. ortDKl. TODAY; be ftt.t in yout vicinity. FHKE- Our b������ouMfn.!r |l!u'.trnt<v! catalogue sent postpaid with avbty order. Our cards sell on sight, as they are the latest designs fn Canadian views, floral and birthday cards, nil .are beautifully colored and many axe richly embossed on gold. TORONTO PREMIUM CO., Dspt. N, Toronto. Can. THE NEWS,. CUMBERLAND, MUTISH CQOTMBitX f>' -���������> "k -i Tke CamMaM New. issued Every Tuesday by the Comox & Gambepiand Publishing Company. TJlib paper will iiofc liokl itseJf responsible for tlie opinions of och- ������r., as may appear in its oolmuns Crom time to timo. TUESL>A.Y, August 1st 1911* NOTICK U heroin" givoa that 30 day.,! | aftor dab* 1. intend to a. ply u> the Hmj.! Minister'of Lauds for iv liooi 8. to prospect j for coal and petroleum u.do. the foreshore and under'.tho water on (lie hind, in und oppouitoSaywarU District nud described an follow.;���������Comtuwicuvjf ut n po-t planud .ou tlio seti.beach 10 chains north of the southeaot oOr������er of I <> 73, Snywurd I)*a- iriot, tlienoe due e s Si) ohuin', thdncf"* due south 80 chain., thoace dim *a������*.1 U3 chains more or law <> bij-h waer mark on ������eul>e_<.h_ thi) uoi-ttt-rly alonyr said i> aoh to pine, uf cnmtnenui-i.'out. ' ,v. S. J; Kmasuki.., ^ ��������� :������ ,K> I'KiKst, a-zent. I>l'*dlh>8 _Slb d������y of March, 1������11. . Knsrlish brotlKW,. 17 nnd' 18, tlt'siro continuous t'OploYiiuMtt on farm. Board, lodginJ> und small . vomunt'raiion. . P. 0. Hyx .858, iV'aiiaiiiio. 15, U, The Universal Fire Extinguisher. ���������Energetic representative or Agents wanted for the Universal Jure Extinguisher. An excellent ���������"seller." Needed iu every house. Apply to H. j AC 0 HSEN COM PA NTY, Vancouver, B.C. LIQUOR LICENCE ACT'. (Section 49.) N OTIC I*, is hereby given that, on the 52nd diy of July, 1911, application will I), made 10 ihe SupcrimenV'cin oi" i'n>- vinci;il Police for tbe transfer of the license for the sal. of liquor by retail'in .u;d. upon the premises knewn as tl.e Port Angus';. Hotel, situate at Comox, in Comox district, in the Province of Ilritish ' Cubiinl.Mii,., from Joseph 1>, Hoimes, of shkI Cimnix. to John C. Cl'iien.., of Norilibeud, in the said Province.of llrit- i bColunibia. J OSKI-ll B. I101.M KS, ., Holder of license. John C^Ci.akknck, ' ���������.'Applicant for ��������� transfer. "Notice. NOt'iCKia hereby given thnt 80 (l������y_ ������f������.r d*������ 0 I intend to npp*y io t'*o Hon Miuiiitor'uf IjuuIh fi-r u lieenso tn *������rn_*j*:ot foi c.til and 1 .Molcnin uuiU-rth. fuliuwiui: l.'ciilii-d hndn niluato in Sny-uud , l.i_- trict, U 0.'��������� Unmnwmoinff nt n pos -limit-; od at t'*o northeast ���������.onicr of Tnuher Ua e A'!*-I", on tie h n'* nf Campbell Jtivor, tln-nf*" due ninth 77 1G ebbing iimmur lu ������ t.*> th<* H.'utln**fi*.6 ornor ol . iid Tintl*' r Ltflso No 47 mid Quiiio-im 1-"i.*������ r Indian Kt nerve, 'lieuce (lua>tfit 80 eh-tiii*, tletxe tine west SO th tin:*', tbenoti dne 11 >i th SI) haiup, thouo mIuo e-e-t SOt*biilJi������ to plucu'u' 0'<n._a<-ueniiou'. iSlAtllAjANK P������-J1"SI'. 1_. lV;o.���������, ���������'���������������eni. Datced th'o 28th day of M,\roh, lttll. ��������� NO TICK i-> In-r-hy kiv.ii tint I'll da., nftir <UileI intei'd to apply to t-t* lb 11 \\ i*_i.--t. r tit l_vuts .or a ljoeii.r to pr^pei t '������������������r chhI i.\v)!pi!tr������.leuin under th_ t'oli. wing d scribed laud:. Kim.'e in Suyt. ard District mill libii'ff the C'iui_pb.)l \{\.ni India*. K bort'e: C'oinino one at u jict-t aitiMfti ��������� n .li_ b.mk of Caiiijjhell ltiver ui tl liem^.tiie north eat corner of said R. suto; theac.e duu houth "a ehiiiiiH nvirt! nr lea-t-> ih������ duutlnveitt O'iriit.r<-f sititi li-sbive: tlnuce 'dii6'ea*'t tt> uhains tostH chj thdjee)J"i- thoily Mid loithwectiily aUv-i* s.en !>t*!*eh a.'ifl Cnmpb-JI Ilivt-r t"p'acu of ct'Diiaenca nent. E, I'kjkst, Dated Ibis 28rh dsy of.Aluroli, H)ll. NOTICE ii liereby ������iven tlft at'the next ini:eting'������f the board t-i License Cora- iMMgicMier. of'the City of' I'liinberlaad, 1 intend *o app y for a r&oe*������;iil ������������������_ the b< t- el littense'behlby me for tho Cunjliwrlatid Hotel, ..tuiit<d on lot 1, block ������>, Cum 01- landTownsite. ������ ��������� WILLIAM MEURIFIKU). .Dated V-is l.r>th diiy of May, iSl I. PUnLlQ^pTlpE, is hereby given ..thai on and after I uly lm.jgu,: ii shall be'tinlawliil ior any horse, tow,'cattle, Mvine, sheep'riK.'fuats to nfn at larye or feed iipon tli'ep'u'blic.ireets, Inties, alleys W uiiferr.yd'Jfi'.'B* or'hinc's w'iihin the city t'lnif*'. esc-p't nvilch coavs,which shall be: allowed to run at large from seven o'clock In th'* inoriiin^'iiniil eiyht nclock in ilie H.ferrioon'i'f1 each day. Milch rows nuisi he U'em closed in from cuiht o'clock in the afternoon'.t'tntil'seveh o'clock in the . mornintr, ind all bells removed from the co.v<* at ni������ht. subject to,the provisions of the I'mind Hy-law. liy order of the City Council: c A. MeKiNNoN.C.M.C. City Hull, June 13th, 1911. "SOl'lCE i. hareby given tb;tt. ������i the next iu etiuy of the Board: ' f L_(vus(������ 0,oi������>nissin.''frR. if the, Citv, Qf; i:un._, 1- l.laiiti, 1 jhtei'd t<������ ap.dy tor a reii< \yni > Ltue. wnoleHule litjuor lic������;u*.e held hy me, situated on lut 12, bluck 0, Cumbt-rl ������ud T������>wn,iite. ! '* ���������'; ���������'-'������������������.."��������� ���������������������������������������������'���������* ; . ' ���������" ���������.. JO'JN MAROCCF1I Dated b s l.r)tb d������> of Mav. )i)i], NOI'ICI. in hereby given ti>iit at b jiioxt utoetntf of tho B.inrd<.f Lieo hu O 111 .misi-iiMiorH of tbe City ot ' twjib; rand. . ii tond ton plv fir a reno ���������*.���������������! <>f tin* b. t el 1 cen**e Jiohi by m. tbo v\ hv rlv Ho el. nitiiatedoii lit 2, block i", Cunib r land ToAiisitt*. l'TJANK PALLOR. Dated hi- l..tb day of Miy, 1011 10% BONDS 10% An Attractive Offering for a Short Term Investment. We can' offer the const.rvaiive investor for a short while only nn opportunity of placing liis surplus funds iu a hi^h-class .security benving a rate ol' interest ot ten per cent, Only 150 of these Convertible Debentures at n par "value ot! $100 each, avail a bio. Do uot nauibl*.* iu stock,1-*, shares aud other forms of speculation, but INVKST wheiv your principal and interest is secured. Wun'iv for fui'thei* parucuhus of this Uond issue wlii<*h 'i������������ par- ticularlv attractive to investors, Prompt tipplication is ucce-isai'v as number is limited, .AI.BI0 SIClfSITIES, LIMITED. "\* ��������� 1!i co*: vcr ("iflici*'.������������������ 1101 Dominion Trust Building. Vanooiivor, D. C. N0T1'.]. *fl hei'olygvon tu.t at tin*, next ine������tiin������ i.f the l->imrd#<if Li������������i su CommiBdoiioifl nf tbo Oi'j*n{ 'Cumber- land, I iiucial ti _2?lJ*y '"���������' '��������� retu'wid of the hotal lic<*nt.e b<*M by me dr tho Nf������'.KtifJiii'd Hotel, Minuted on t<i<' tut t half i.f lot !1, i:i blnclf'8, Ciiuhht- and I'nW' mi", ��������� JA.MKS WALTKHH. 'Oved tliii-i 15 Udiiy of Ma,*,, lttll N<>rii:K i-< bur by Mfiven tint a il.c next nt(u*Mi'*("l' Hu" Himi'il <if,l,,|(jmiM. ("inii mi'Hi-11 th of tbo Oily nf Oiim'u'rliitul, wo iiil������; d to apply f./r 11 ii'nc'W'il f tho. lintel liiMiHo holl by 111. fur ilia 'Vuuil 11110 Kntol, Bitu.,t������*: ou lot ft. Llii'ik.'l. Ctunbor. land To.vi.Hitt'. WILSON & IIUAMIJEIU. Oi.l tl ibi������ ir.tbd.j nf May, lilll, NOI'I K iii huroby Igivun tl^t nt 1I10 ii' x> nm. (i!������, <if Im li> tii'il'df J/iuii'Mc t,'i>*n* nib'l iniir������ tin* 1I10 Ci y of On iiIhuImhI. 1 i*'t..>il lo j| |i'y lor h ioi'imhJ of tlm H'liol- mkIu ||(|iiur Iiihi h<> In-lit by ill", ni n.Ui'il un lot. (J bio... 15, (.'iitiiburl.nd I'nwiin'.l.i. 01 au Muss-virn. UntiidibiMllitliiliy of May, Hill. mm^^a^^m^^^^ m_\_0n>\*0a^iBia^^ 'j No.ll.'l*. i.< iiffby i-f.i!'! Hut .".0 (ia>H i.f v.'. -.���������!<] nt. nd '������" i'������'ly '������ *li������ H ���������!)��������� i,.j. ������i I >ii,ut'iinimur ot I.'Il'l" nml a ������!' ., loeii li'MJii-u t 1 |>r<i. jitot formal ,11 -'n-.ii r.i!.', imdi-rthw follnwluif di'xeilb- n.i 11.n> in ii-tto 111 i:luyH**rd l)i������niut, lit'. ��������� i.'.i ,,i...n-<i!i 'i- ii ji (.'.iiicd in tho ������-.r iviiiv .'"i urn' of Vi lor I ciimj N'c, ..H, I ('i������<! 1 h uli 7"* I'lmiiiH. tb-nou duo . . t HO u'i t\: h, tlviico di <��������� timU,75fbiiliiB llijinfi" <>r I*-11'������ th������? a<ntb boiiudiiry of wild 'f'M'M-r !.**������������ N������. IS, tl'Miiedu'j **e*t HO Cu>������iiH l<-' It'.U" of ttjilHIU:t'.,'*:t!l'Jtlt, Mjhia Jam; I'mrr, ?*.. I*ri������i������t, tmcint, D.ted UnV^li *Uf of ������Iir*Jh. i^n. KtrriUlil mii.iroliy k v'kii ilut nt tli������ o*xi 111111 in^ul'tliu limi d of Lio.-iiMi Cnmin'h The TAILOR. m������.ua**~>nvm CW^ANINCJ, PRKSSING and KlvPAIRIXG. ���������Baammmm*m^ammmmanvaMm^*mmammm mmnammu*mm\*mm ."! l_.ndle������������ Worlt, n S-j.eclaUji'. (.AYWAltD 1-ANI) t)l"4Tl'ie'!\ Dlntrutl (if Hnywnri1. *��������� TAKK not'iw 'Im Onortfn biionitfr 111- MiiUKt 11, nf \ iKiniivir, 11,1'., nuHihnnio, inli udw t/> nV'.ly tor |n riuiinhm U'jyvfohaao the fi UnwiiiB iliHil'ihi"! luiidn. -������ no.,. 1, of tl.- Luy ���������r I'uuibmlimd, ���������., ��������� , mwf ,lf h)l m {]mm ,.���������rt|| tend to ������!.,������> fur iu*,..u,nl of, bp wboJr- U o/,������������������h. th.*���������.o md 75 ..mi.,,, tl.onco hiiIii liijiim IKciiiii! hild by ut , tfitustiiil im lot li, b -'elf 7, Ui'wb.irliwn' 'J',m.mi. KltAXK. a'AVAUMO. **....<! tl'ln l-Mli ihynf AJ������,-, l������*������1 NOTICK ill Jim (d.y nivoil 1b|U ot 'tho nix* m'otltm (if Hu' Ho.H of \,Um*u Ciiiii'i'iii'iciii'in u( tlm City ol I'll ubor. Inivt. 1 inti'iul lo ii|i|ilv fui a wiii wnl of tint wbt-WIti liquor 11(1(11)80 Imiii by nvi, n.\D!,\et] in lot !), bim;!: 7, Omitbt'rliiid Tuv.'iiMi'o, VlfJTOIl BON'ORA. Dntod thin Ifitn day of Mny, ltMl i-iniitliHO ulmbiH, llii'iio* nut 75 c.lmi|i<. to point of coiniii iiutiiiioiit, ('ontidllititf 000 Jiuiri'ii, llUlMIO ll'RH. ' tlrtntav. Li'.umTV.n MMirinriW, ������i Hobiirt Ik'niv (li imnut, utf nt. iJnti'.l Mji.uiiiUi IHU SAYWAV.H LANK JITVIMtlOT UKTIUINC. KKOM RlNlNKSS SAl.K, t>)iiM*-iiii}; nl' h<*��������� i11jjr i.tiij������, injj;, lii'ldt'i**-, .step ln-iden* i. t������i.������, It. .I.TIitMil.iil.l DIhIihi*. of Hfiytv r<), TAKl'.l-TOTlt'K'.iu! Piiliicb Wlliimi 'ho llo f'.'iirn, if Vim.) hv r, 11,0., l������w ������d)|*K, i itl'lldll Id ������tM|,.v f"*" l'< MU, Hfl " O jitruHiuii tlio filiMinKdii (������i im liiidt-: C'liini-iit.iiiK nt a -H-tat *ilr.n(t'<l ������v ������b'i fiHithwn t conior nf |nt ....'_��������� ilimieti hikI fcfl I'llltillh. llnlll'O HOIlvll Iil nlnnin, tlllli.O Wtut <l'l din'iip, thonco bomli I (J oliiiiiii-, llmo**'' wo*t *Hi (iiiiiiim, tioo noith !id \ oh inn to jilft.o of i'nirm.(iiii������,ti������ni.lf coiib'ia 1 i n f-7fliH'Hi������, ni.ir<i oi Im , An Ad in the News' J'^icitwianMi^uucuitK. .i _, , ll'i'i r. Henry CliDnjiut, n^ont. pays, 1 ry it. jPototiMai������binb. ion, ****'���������*������**$'**mm* m**w**>m slKALKIVTENDISKS tiddru������Hod to tb- -) ond i' iK'i.'il, 'i.)l uiiilur uit "T'lidi'i 'f.ir I'ulilu! Huillinv, Kiv Utnl,., H 0, ������ill bi������ n-ec'ivi'd Hutu4.1)1) l\.M., Mmidiiy, Jnl,v.*_4, Dili, lor tliu uoimtrmjuo i of' n 1'iihlic I'nililii.)/ at Uuvul tdkn, I'.U, I'liini', hi'Odiiioiitinii und t' .rm of oon- tr nl (sui bit ncttii uud toruiHnf tciulor oh icin.U in. ihu ollit'oof Mi', Win IIvuiu-imui), UiKidiiit i\,v, inil, Viu iirift. W.V,, ni tin I'liut liHlun, l\ vi-lntoliu, uud i)t tin. On. ���������Jartm.nt, I* itiOiiH tu do in. ii ������i iinlilli'd Ui'i tend >]'������ will nit iiu connliboi'il un o h mmlo nn the pni tod tu nm mi|*|ilicn', ��������������� d. hikiivo wlb 'Ini ��������� <I'.i'iiJ/ljM������'i'jiri,������iiibitiiii lliuii o t)ii|iiiiion''mm loii'im nt 1'iiliuicu. In ilunstut of lirm . Ur mi uu\ *i������,i������tiin, tin u din o of linn (loii'iiu li nml 'jiiidgof rohi- til* )t(l i (..til tiiUi,,(.l I' nl t)l<������ unn lull t lw s'v.u, friiin tfiitli i* mil t Iik ii.u iit^miiKitl I')* un iiCU'lilt'd to lH|tni ,.ii ii mli.iiOiul iinlill, pity- iililu in ||i.i oiilut of tlm Hiiiiiiiii'.tldu tliu Mi inui- tf i.Juli.|.i \V rim, oijiml c hu jiir .out (lu p,������.). I't' ii mnoiiiit ol tlm tiiidtn, Ulli.lll Will Ul) t'ot'ltl'llli a Uiu IJUIHH i lumi. t'l'inw iinl im tu oi.toriinoiiu)iur.iiitwlioii piled uj������ ii to ilo o, o.' t il 11 ouiiijjlcti' L.t. ..ui!. <i ii ni."'.' t mi' if t."������ nn dm* Of not i\ tpjiteil Im oi M|ii i will im I'l'tumiul, 't'nii |)ii|jiir n.mit (iiiiM mil uiu l i mi.I to uovo.it did In two c or iii-y loudur, liy or u'i*, U. C. I'I'MUiC'UKUS, ;���������������.--��������� toy. n������]*nr*moi<i ol 1'ublmAViikn, Ot ii*n, .liiuo'.ll, IU11.. Miuni>'|niifl will not lie p'tid for thi in1- vtni I itiiin. it tlmy in mt>c\vitluut uotli- out) in in tin J) t'i"' ���������"'���������''"I* GOOD THE HAYWA1U) LAND DJriTllHT ni*"riot of Siiywnrd.. TAKIO NOTKiK lint Willii.m Oiil Iwt'll. of'l.uniuk, Out. niiiiirns inui',, ititHiid)' to upply fur |u*iliii"' -iu |o purcliiiM* tl.e f(ill(Mvii.(_ <(e- ���������ii'i bed liiiub:���������OiiiiiiKOiiciim ni t*. |,iuhi pint.ted nt iIn* iiiirtliw-'r't .uiiior (if Lot dUO. Unrriii'tfoii Jiiiv, ,Sny- vv ii nl Di.inct. .iltoiiw- fiiHiiwiiitf tin* nurib bound o'vuf <>��������� *H)U t'.ir*t������**h for 40 ebiijns. ibeuco ntntli 20 I'hiiini-, tlm ���������mi wd-i't lu tbe nhoio Inn* ilioiii'o eon-lirtOHii'ily nntl t'u lowittti it o *h ire lii.o tu tin; point nf "inn- n.e'ici nionl, ci)nin"niii'|j |i*i������i- tlmn HO ikti*. M'rr.f.fAji (ai.oVi'.m., .Inn, ,Mniiiiiui.uncut On'od Feb. 28th', 1UU, HAYWAUD U\K\) UlSTIMur. SAVWAUH bANI) Dls'lHICT, IJ.tnot of H iwiird. TAV.K NOl'Jt'KthM A.tb'r U<i*l������ Ho-t, (if,V'i!iioiiiiv. r. ll.C. tnii'^por ������������������������������ i iteiulH to mii*;y f 0 (lornt'HHiiiii tu |i rohi tlm f dlmvi ii} (ltii*tvHb'ilio'iV:--i,iiii.iiii'i i bi_l ii* ii i (i-t-'ibintod ut thu *" utlimisl >���������������������������< imr of In" Tiili, o i li< ii.nlli boi.iilii'y <��������� \l fi-17, I'lllMIO' Iin til 80 UllUlliH. tlieiu 1'ii't 7il cb ii tin hoc aoutli Hft ohnii thn o Jwch 7ft (.'liiuii" |opunt of ii'iii'iiii'in iiuiit, -mi!uim''(j liiiihioni', iiini'u <r lew. AiiTiit'it HowuAsti "iwr, It'iiuiit' ll-'ury CiuHlii'it, i.^oi Diitud Muroh 7th. Ill II. IF VOU WANT PRINTING (.0 TO NEWS. IUUST-CI������ASS WORK Dint riot nf Nuy wind. TAKK Witii*' Ibut Sidney llniiHiiinii, nf t/niii'finvnr, 11 C, iiiiii Imoiu, iiituiiili tu ������l>i������ly fur iioriirflNimi t'imri'liiiHo ilmfo]. IdWIlIK llurOllbl'll llHldH! ��������� Oitiitimnciiix nt ii |Hint pin t"d id tlm ii' niluvoNt uoriii'i' of bit fifl.i ihuimu Hnutb HO oliiiioM, thonoo wo t 80 rtlutint. tb nt*t' uiu Ul iii* -li.i'uti. I'lt^K*' (' v.'t W< ctomr, t lAiirt'it ti .inmfMH"!" I'vot cumniuiiit- (14(1 imitui, nturu 11 b������Hi. SlDNKV Hl'JHMAN, Kobi-rt HiMiry (! luntnut, ugO'd, D4.d Mnriih Otb, IHU ""sayward L.wsuvmuicT, Dittrlctof Snywu (I, TAKUimtli'o that Nniii'ltu .lo-m-ib, nf V.iiiiioiV(<r, I*. ('., N'nuder, iiuriidi lo cpliiy fur p*"i;mU������lon m inirubiiMO thu fob lowlnti (Woril'i'd bniilR!~- t'umm'DOiiitf atavoMt pluntod nt (Im Ki'tilhi'iiHt ooiuorof lit r������17* tlmuc. uorlJ* Hllni������i'iH, tlio 00 oun RO rlmiiiH, tlionoa witith KO ch������bi������, tlmimu wont H') olmlon 11 tho point of CoiihiMi ciimoiit, ooiitiin- lug (WO'owoi moro or \am, NAirxrrr Jomkhi. Hubert Henry CbeUnab ������Kuiil. 'r.'alnd Mitroh 7th, Xttll- SAYWAKD1.AND' DISTRICT. ������ llirill'irt of Huy we rd. TAKK NOJJwB HiHtBi'iii i"llJi'mm*n������.'. of Viiiioouvi'i*, II, ',, iii'Ob'i iu, iuH'iidi' tj iij������|/ly for ���������I'linirH.ou ���������<) imii'lum. tlm (������**b lo-* i wdt'FO ibc I lii'id'!" toiiiiiKiuii'Kiit ��������� p'Ht ft ll ool id t'lfl Moll til '(���������it.i'nniunil lol fiWh jboii'iicii.t, Kill uh mil, tlmi on ni u \\ ���������JUllllllfllH, tlltilKiO WO t 7/iollli'iN (IIIOIM (j i(iHm)tiiiimo n >i*th fi it .mim, llmmV wim 8.1 ulniiiiK, thoi-n- Mirth H3 tiluiiiiN o i oi of O'liiimoiiui'inuiit, nm liiiuiiiK (tl'll uoriii'i moru or IllK. N.OH'IX lllUHMtN. Uubcit Mmry Ohp*i'iiut, m-[ Dutud Mttrali 1-itli. ll������ll. 8AYWAUI) LAM) DLSTUICJ Dintrictof Siiywnrd. TAl.T. lio'.ic: 1,,1.,!_ rr.ictn V.r 'g'i nitool W'.Y, Ib'oii^lmiv, ft Vuhi-o ' 1),(J��������� luti'iuliitii jijijjI.v for jinrni1 niom piir<ilim<ii tlio foliotvlr't/ (Ifvwili.tl I >nd ("oiiiiiiujiDini; nt a 1'i'nt [dniitoil 4" cli'.iji wastot tlm oiiutlioHt (lorucr of 1,-t HtJi thonco on4 l-'i" oiiiuiH, .iit-uoi .out- ohiiiiiH, thenou wiidt 12(1 eh oi u, tlioiii north 40 iibaln������<tii point of noiurmiio mo coutiii' ilia 480 no ou, mote or 1-������-. KnA.NOwi HimuuiiAM. Itobort Ht'iiry <*Jh������-*f*tiiut,, nifoi "j Dnto.l MmohHIli, lllll. Wood's Pbosi^9di������i Tim Ortnl JinnlQ, hen"' TmiM nnd Invlaoru .on tliu *,v l.i iiwvmii Hj-iitqiii, uiultou ii'i lllc-jdlo.old V-oiiin. Cir**\ i j oiii JkMHlu, ManlnJ mul flrdln worm. '*' f_., *.,., /."___'*���������.._'.. _.rf .** im ]t*hinii*y, tieximliye������/<ii'i<ti,J:m{*niiiiti>, W. mnUurrhtm, awl Meet* tifjbitsnvr AtP'.i I'ripO II potto*, fit torn, on. m id plci-i*, yrlll m-rvf, Holil by nlf c.rnnviitt* or Juullnl mm/rif.fJThato*mtl Medicino On. .**.. IS 'I* ftp / APPLICATION FOR STOR1NO WATER (a ) The place of thu p-npoied reasrvoir for sori- g Oumusc Luko, U.O. '(t) TIm means hy vhioh it is proposod to Htnte the water byadwunt outlet of J_t.|-f. . (������,) The aria of tho reservoir site or sitea at eauh foot in dooth abovo the outlet $000 iter... (v.) H'������w ia it propo ol to auquiro tho Ltuduecos a y for the ��������� ���������urjio.e By purcha*e if w-oessiry, '* (*���������'.) App'Oxiuiftti'ly the number of aoro fe-it intended t > be iuiyiuiidtfil 80,000. . {*-.) W u'.liov it is pn>i)t������.fd to lower the vi-att-r iu nny natural Uke <>r shiutlius body of wn er, and, if mi, thin��������� 1. Tliu antioii-Hcetl t.wutof the lowering N������*- lo^.ruii. '_. Tliu W wiit* proposed tu be udopUd to Xuwtfr Mint Mill ��������� 3. Tu. uuUi-euuduliaraoler, in dotuil, ot thi w u'lci propini-d to ba oODHtruOM-d *o -.rovi.lo for t.o diHttharuo aud pewiing bitik ot mo wa or By conorola dam w.th rcv-- J ktiug^ jjatts controlling tho iiLC-aige. [SU'int'tr*.] \Vkuisuton Oolmkuv Comvaxv, LtD,,' \Y. L. (Joulhox, General M_i-.aRi.-r. (P.O ud'ress) Vieairill, 15.0. J-iuu-iy'lGth, 15)11. WATER NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that au application will he made under Part V. of the "Water Act, 1909," to ob- . la ii II .i������e i-e ill llio I. \Ui.o������ ot O '" ���������*��������� 1. s riot. (a.) The name ot Company in full: Well.n_f". u Oi-1-iery (Ji"iup>.-y. Limi ua. The he id iiIHjo Viotonu, IJ C, Tho cupital, h w divu o i, shown. amount ii.dtt up S..O1.0 UO0U iovi :od i.iU> SO.UOU . bures Of $1,00 IK) each fu ly \>-M n-- (If for minin;*; purposes) Free Miner's Certificate No (b.) The name of lake, stream, or eource (if unnamed, the description i ) P mtlo K-. Koei*. Cc.) The- point of diversion: At a jwi t .tliu"'-"the ia- B ou u-_ fi.n lO'i. liivcr, Ciiivox Di t.ii*'. (d.) The quantity tlf water applied for Un cubic feet per second): i!7i'. (e.) The,character of the proposed wo i* : i-iiieran n P ant p.iw.r .to _8, ai)t> Ot.u'ri-- work*:, ami t'lau a tl other n acli- ii Pry iliHleillv.-tiioil.'-.H u^c-ss-iiij for prt- dnc n pi'Wi r. (t: )~Tlio"~pfemis es'^irwhich'the'wa" tor is to. be,used (describe same): On o iu .li v ii'iit f t,ni \V1 iu������t n tolli- <ry Compan>'-i,Ijtd. pnper y and hold- i ,i>h in ('"in ������x 1) -t io . (g.) The purposes on which the wa,- t -r is to ho it ed: ("on. rnti >n t'ltfotnoi^, nud or .iRh", li������������t, power, operatiou of in t*iv������, eii|.i'0'. iiiidm eh'mtry of al Uiiiiln ami j:- in rti.ll> fur >h eseieUo uf all power mi |.riy*K*j;ea nf n | o or toupauy uuder ]\,t IX. of ubove A.t. (i.) If tho water, ia to bo used' for power or mining purposes describe the place where the wotor is to bo returned- to some natural, channel, and tbe difference in ..ltltude between point of diversion ond point of( re: t .th At a imvuiiiuiit. pi iuo in iow tot' h iLUjlitou IMIs ni tho vumity oiilb-i Ji'own ttvor, Keotionn III und l-l _t p , 0, Ooniox DMiioc. T o pout ot ut.rui-i iiiioiir, '.M0 lorn liiwuritliitiiib* vbau tho point <f di o -iu i. '.(ji'y Aroa of Crown land intonded tn \)0,'occupied by the proposod works,: "Ni'ii'0. (It.) This notlco wnB, postod on tho. s xoiuit i day nf .I'll tiaiy, IU 11, ami uppl - cmiiiu wlltiw mado '<> tbo oun uwdo or on thu *_*li"'l day ni? F-Hruiiry, 1011 (1.) Give tho, names and addresses pf any riparian prbprlotors or licenses who or whoBO lands nro likoly to ��������� bo nfloetod" by tho'proponed works cither abovo or '.below tho outlet: ��������� "W i in.t m i Hiiiuiy t'oiiiptiiy. bid. Attach copy of Buch parta of tho Company's mornorimdum of nBsocia- tjon as authorlzr ��������� bo proponoil application and works (Hiunat oi'} VKI.MN'liriNOoM,!)! JIV \V, T^. Cot'i.HDN, Qonoriil Miiniiwcr, ('*������' "r ^) Viotui't.i, M.t'. THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. DRINK ii} The purest .utd best BHER, and made iu Cumberland. he UNION BREWING Co., Nanaimo, B.C. , * **- w . * HERCULES Stump Pullers - - FOR SALE BY -. - Walworth-Rolston Co. Ltd l020 Westminster Avo., Vancouver, B. C. s (I) p i o A. W a < to ������ a ^ ������ *_ a & < 3 ~ M *������ _ ** _ __ o = _.*-> ^o sr iA a x *** . 13 c . _ ������ <i. tn ��������� S ��������� .. i_0S? - * *> h I W | | *5 "* ���������i ��������� *y*- X J- x 5 2: -r I _ < -i_ X -r ... .������ ;i i, ?������ 5? K 5 y; ������ a ������*_ o . -3 a B' 2_ (ft) 3* ������ .5 *������ _ i. Z������ I- o ������ -f B r_" a ��������� "si,'* *5������-f "? I _���������) 2 c =(. C *c _ ? "C 1> -e a _" ���������o hi V . ft o o & tn < -*7!r-S5 yi__ii i!^ CANilSiX ajses V _vr. C;LPZ:;5-3 Ltjlit ( Makes Your.DZSClJITS Light r,.akeo Your CAKZS Li-jht Make* Your DUj\S Ll.bt ������}_*������ ��������� IiLko's Your LAEOI. Licht CRaKl FROM YOUR GROCER. n.W.CXLETTCO.,I.TD. Voronto, C'.l, w??mi NOTICE Any pi-reon or por*?uns, cutting, ivumviiijj or taking nny blocks, timliur or wood, of auv doscrijitiodi' iulonginjT to the "Wellington Col- iwrv C\i������y., or IVoji' or off thu lund .of tiie said Oomnnny. or nttvoni' tipping rubbish of any description anywhere upon the cui"ipauv,s land will be prosecuted to tlm full extent of the la.w. w. j., cor-Lsox, titmeral Alnnaovr, Wtillinci'toii Odlicry Uo,y. i NOTICE. Ili;lin,jj. on locoiDotive. suid rail .vav curs of thf? U'rttou Colliery Company l������y any person .ir per- jons���������except tain ciew���������i.. .strictly i)voh'*"it<3(l. Employws Tt* -Jiib- ���������*���������(: U> (W.<nii.**sal for allowiii<������ sara- By Arder W. L. COULSON, General Maiiatiei*f. ~���������__- ' - ��������� -'^ ^'*VN^<^^vJ^^'W-^-^^J^ _0.-hi-TA-R-BEUI=- HIGH GRADE STOVES ��������� And nil i is indispensable intKe ,* camp, and for ail impromptu meals. AddaliuleBOVRIL to your canned meats and soups and note the difference. BOVRIL sandwiches are nutritious and toothsome. 67 RUPERT LAND DISTHICT District of Rupert TAKE no'ief Mini Ciordiner Al- t-xiimier linuly Spencer nf Alameda Oal.,oi.Tnpnrioii plumber, .intends to npnly fur pprmwi-ion to purchase the followini* dei-cril.-ed landi*:���������- . (Ooninx-iirmg at a pont ph.nted about ;l() chuins west of t}.<��������� mhiiIj eaut corner nf Se.-.inn 2_, Town.hip "Jl, thence west 80 i-.iaii*.. thenco south SO cluiiiiH, thence, east SO chuin.. 1 In-life I'-orib topou-h "fnne of Wolf Lnkt) thence westerly aloim south chore lo wesr en������l of laiso, thenco ea*������t nlt'ti*; north shore about ���������10 chain**1, th.iicc nor*h to place of <'om.nier.ee-n .-ni, coiituinii.}; .00 acre, more or le*s ScriKed on pus , G A.B.S.'s. N.E. oomei*. (i.Mil)WKU Al.KXANDKS BllADY SPEN'CKU. Dan Clark. Atreiit Daled De.*fimher 14ih, 101-0. ��������� ltUm-iT l.tiNl) DISTlilOT District of Rupert TAKE noiiie that John Henry Kerrim-li Iticbujd.'on. of Vnncmi ver, li. C, 1 ecu|iution S nitub.ml ���������Steward, iutoncit" to apply'for'per-* mission to puiehiisf the following de.cril.eJ lui'.ds: ���������Conimciicing at a post plantel about 40 elm ins north ol the .ou"iInvest .corner of Section o, Towi^hip 21, thence weut __L^_L__i_____c*t__JJ_!_^ K11CHLN UTENSILS Sportsmens, Goods i and General Hardware ^/'������������������V'V*"**'**'*-^^ Tlie C-ouiU'ei.a)'Motel 'Every convimuwi" fur (.im-hi.. ThoOonttal Hotel for Bportonio.n None but *ht\ "out ol W.incs hikI r_iqu<������rs ���������it tlie Pur, HATJJ9 RKASONABLE I FAIRFIELD. } != STORE. _Z| t 3. JAfK. I % J.'. ^ww*amm mamrmaaaammmMmt >T <f A Fine Assortment of \\ 4 ' the Choicest Candies,' <*' *' Fruits aud Tobacco, ffc "���������' l ' '" ������������������ T ' ������ ��������� ' ������������������ **i>. <j'' \ ancouver Ice Cream, -;> * '"���������'<}>, 4? . ������������������- .*> 4i .. (������ 1 hence c.isL 80 chain**, tlienee norfh SO chain, to place of comin*rneo tiient coiitaitiing 040 acres more b*- lets. J. H K R's N E corner. Joii.n Hi:nuy Ki;uiu.\.sn Riciiauii- ���������*ON. Dan Cl'ik, A-.-e.nt. Dutcd December I (5th, 1910. IIUPERT LAND DISTRICT **, District of Rup-rt, TAKK not 00 that Patlora Mae L"nou of Vanoouvor, B. C, nccni'-ntiou j,Widow, i .teudH Ui apply tor ).er lli_^i>>u to pur- chase the fvllovrii j_ d-eeiibcd litud>: Ci>_i liitncinj. at ot a p ot jiLtutcd nl>out oi't- mile north und 40 cli;u.��������������� at-1 of tlio S. K. corner of Set'fift'i 4, T wiuhip 8, thouo- m rth SOol'iiiua, the'it-i* t-iiac KO cluii<s, thonco south 80 ciniu-, thonco west 80 ohuiiu tojilmiBOt .ommfQcoineiit, contuu iun CIO ucron; iin.M or U*.s, Sonbed on pot EML'k 8.W. comer. E.nk<jha Mai: I.ki-sox, D ti Clutk, Agont. Dated Docomher 11th, HHO. "ItUPKlcT LANl* Ul>Tliim\l< Dwtiio:of Kujiert ' TAKK ^'OlICK th.tt: 'Adelaide Enter Clark Ilcwii', Of ]tr������ol.(ioiil. N. Y., niiirriitl womnu. iti ten tin tn upply f< r per- misaimi to purt'littt* the fnllowi-_j; d-Mirili- eillantU;���������O.iiiinifiioing'it a pn������i plsnted at sonthweat cor. er of S-'Clinu 1!", T������iv.n- bliip i). tlii'U;*o iif>rth 80 ul'iiiiii,, thuico ei������ut 8t) ch-iia?, thence Mouth SO cbiins, tinned w.tot SO clihint tn placo uf common- incut coutuiniug ti.O acres mnro or lev.s. Soribetl 011 post A.E.lMV.S'.W. cor Al)KI,.lll)K KSTKII (..'LAliK UllOWN. .iJuuXHaik, a_;rir, Datoil Decoinher 10th. HHO. KUPKUT LAND DISTRICT District of Rupert TAKE notice tliat Rjclnnond Chttrle. Di-R of Vaneoiiver, B. C, Hroker intends to apply fur per ���������_iiK!-ion io purchape tlie foliowinj. de-crtbed lands:��������� Con.meitcing at a post plunted at } pesr butween Se.ti'ii 18k, Towinliip I), and irect ion 13, Township _!(), t livnce weei 40 chain**, thenee ninth 40 'chiiin., thence west *J0 chain*-, thenceMuith 80 (iliains*; II ence east 40 chniiiH, ihi'nce north .O'chaiuH. thence eai������t 40chniiu. tlunce north 80chain, io I'isieenf eoiuuicncen cut, coutaiuing 640 ncrts more or Ip.j*:" Scribed on post ROB'.-* X E cor. UtCHMOM) ClIAHLKi. HlSS. Dan Clark, agent. Dated December'19 h. 1910 UPERT LAND D1S.K1CT District of Rupert TAKE notice tbat Beitrom Jaroo** Tar. ker of Vancouver, li, C. occupation Express Manager intends to to apply for perm'scion to put char* the foil iviny de.-crihed land..:��������� Com it* cing al a | r-st jiliintcd abo ��������� ilO Chains wte of the ."���������mh ea. corner of Section '24, 'l\wn- ship 21, thence \ve.-t 80 chain**, thonco south 80 chain**, thence cj>k. 80 chains, thenco north 80 chains to place i.f comuienceiuent oon- Uiiniugfi'lOacres more or I--.-. Scribed un po-t N-J1J J i>. x.tf RKTmiiAM Jamks Tai-kkk, Dati Clark, agent Datotl December 14th, iillO. *amm<^^m*������^amama RUPERT LAND DISTRICT Dip'not of Ruqert TAKE nm ice that Delia Brooks, ol Vancouver, li. C, Married woman, intend.-* to upp'y fur permission in puruhat-'c li-c fullmvin1. de.ciihed l.indi-*:���������Ciiniiueiicing at .p_osl__i_lan_n.il___ii.L_the__,n_o_rAhwest_i_()r_. uer nf Seciitm 30, Township 9. thence en.t-80 cliaint", lliencc smith * , t SO chain**, ll.er.ee wept H) chninn, (hence north 80 chain's tii place of (unimenceiueiit, coulai: ing 040 acres more or leas. . .....,������������������' Scril;ed on Post I). IV- N. \Y cor. Dki.i.a linooKs, Dan Clark, Agon I, Dnted December 17'h, 1910. RUPERT LAND DISTRICT Diet net cf Rupert TAKE notice thut Marguerite Leitch of Vnncouvei, R.C., occu- pati.iii Saleslady, intends in apply for permiuHon io purcha?e Ihe following described I.uhIh: - C'tiumciieinp tn ������ post planietl at the nf>r?)ic:iPt corn, r of &it. ion 34, Tinvmnhiji :'0. ihenre we.-i 80 chain", 1 hence xouih 80 eluiinp, Ihcntvea.l 80 chain'-, tl-.ence r.urih tSO c-h-niiiH to piitcf (if cnn.mei.ce- meiii, couthinmg 040 acre?, moic or le*-s, . Sciibed jn pour. M.L.'r N. K cor. MaIIGUKKIIE 1.K1TCH. Dan. Cmik, Agent. Dated December ltiih, 1910. *>**>"*"*t"*> mu ****** a* i.wm m* ���������* w^mi^wo^.^.^^ . KUPERt LAND DISTRICT Dip trior of Rupeit TAKE noiiee thin-Edna Fi-her Spencer of Al'Mneda, Cal., imwrie**! woman, iniond. fo ajiply ,,for per- minion to purehnpe thu following dei-crihed I<;ncls-:��������� Commencing nt a post pbintcl at ihe Kootb wept corner'of Seotioiv 2 . Town-hi}* 5>1, thenre eaut 80 chnins, thence ninth 80 'cll'iiin*v rherce* v.*c3i 80 eha!ns, thence .^outh 80 chains !<"> place of commencement, uon'aining (1-10 ncren more or less. Screed ������������������ j,.... >; K.p.-^s W.cor. Edna Fjf*ui:tt "-.pi nckh Dan Clark. Ajtent. -DiLfeUii'lfco iber^l Gt h,. 1910 ��������� John Uohnston, Pro;*) am ]'l,.UIl' from till! MI'.MIIIt\NII!������M OX AHMOIH- Alios or ������������������mi'. Wciiii.iNOi'o.s Coi.i.ikuv . ������ iJlOIIMNV, MMITIO), ' (0 To uui-iiUu hy porohuxo. ������riuit, leimn *r in ny nther nuiuiiur, watur or riyhtHIn water .. ... ) I^] Tooirry'i'iitl'ol>,U-iliiotiH <f..,...., fllrntiii li.tit, lii'iit, uriil p.ittcr hu I |>ly , f'i| Tu imtniif lulmo u1111 uau 11) a ninti 0 pnivor i.|i otritity ,,,, ,miil In in ninfiiotnrti or ite(|iiirn pluit, niiioliliiciy, iippiinitiiH, nivi miitn'lilM nf cverv i������hvl f������r thrt jno. duo in 11 nd iliutnhnllo'i of el< 0t.io (y, ,, 11 m11111r.it', im. or ilmptiut til nup|ily m ������h*��������� tii"iils> ih on loity for li(ilittu^ or mot'Vo |inwi<r uud 10 (Jiiiifitrii it, lay iliiwn, (int'blliili, mil carry out uiiIiIum, wo oh, lliiou, iiuoiniHiluto ii, liiv.i |m mid Works. NOTICE TO THE HTM,IC. lluvina buip. n lingo iviiieliiniHoiiuil nil1 in Conrlimny, I will in fir nro kooii on Inml it tiloc'i i f nil IIhiIh of liny, (Ir.iin, iiinl lYcil ut lowcnt minkot tnum. A n|itoinlly will Im iiiiulo of ro lor Crimhetl feud fiir Ikiihuh whioii will ma 0 n ruvIiiw of i������iio tliinl In tlm oo-t of fee I, Onloo* glvt'ii tliol('im}Mti������r nl* l',v plmno vll bo pn������iii|������ily Hlloii. T11tn.Ul1.j4:you for )'"������'r pitr iiiiuu in the v"Ht ami mo'IoI Iiik a con ilnniinioof tlitiHinno on bnuilur I hum, I b-K to tun.11 in Vnum iiHiomnniuil, nVUON CltAWFOHI). ��������� D'inptmiir Ave. Cumburliind it ������������������rt������mii*i*ii'iiiiiiw ���������������% <><>*4>'><><>*H<K>4,<>tH>*>4>*0*>'* P. 11, ltUl-RUT LAND DISTHICT Oi.tiiet (-I Kupt'it TAKE NOflt'K tint Jmne-i llraiUhnw, of Kiiijioriu, Kloriut, un p.iiiiir, im.n h to apply for ]������������������ iiiimhuhi t . inirohu ������ l'n.t following ili'scriliuii Iiiik'n:���������Coium nc inj ���������t 11 pn t I'inn id *J un p- w.iNtof ti 0 .>.K. 15 riier nt 8ooti n y., mwiiHiiip 20, ii.tjia' .n. rth40 th iuH, th mi" uisc 80 _li_i *-, IlKQCQ H()i|l|l 40vulluiliH, iliuiiuio.t Ho uluins in place of unii.tin iiuoaieut, con* 'uthiiiiK S'-ii noroB 111 urn ������v !i-h<i. ".cributi on ]io.t .1 II'h S.V.. uonur, , ' J.IMKH I'.UJmUAU*, , Wuji C.'i'.il*, agon . Incited I) cciiibcr li)th, lliio. l.UPKUr LAND DI.S'l'ltlCT DUtriot of Ktipor . TAKK NOTHK tint Cii.nlea JiirlHon .Minor. I' ������. ��������� 1 enoi,. N.V., lotiicd tain- or, iuU'iidri to npply f..r pt*iminn!uii In imrol.ft 0 1 in. folloA'in(4 di loihoii inud: C.imno oi j/ nt a post I'l.iiilod 'i mi ch wmt 0 tim .Si-* coi'iicr ot ���������"���������('('lioii*.'!, T.1W11 MiipiiU. thenco in it 8ti eh inn, lin."ii'e hh( HO eliiiin , lii'iica 11 11 li 80 olinii'H, llieuuo wnkt S11 nhiiiiiK, t. pi iuo ot' 0 iiniii- ���������> tiomuit ii ntiii liiiL' (iin (inn, inoro or lO'N. I'llAltl.lW iluilsriN Ml.NIIH Sor.li'id 011 pom, (.!.).\i'n hiv oiiiih Din CUrit, Ajjout. DatoilDo in'nir III h, HHO ���������TKNDKRS for tlio crectinii of on mldiliou to tho TJ. i\: (J, District llogpitiil, O11111 "t'i'liiiitl, will be received tip to Friday "nion, tfttly 7th, 11111. I'inn** nml specj. UciitionH.ciin bei'ccn ul tho olllee of F-. A, Moiiueo. pfiwiuill. AddrcPH ull timdot'B lo F. Uulhy, eccrctary, The losveM or nny leiidor not ncoor'fdiily auceptcl. UNION S, vS. CO., of H.C. Ltd Nanaimo Union Pay- Comox - i'ami'iii*i.i. K1vr.11 Jhiiiri*, SllililiK IIH III (ltir��������� Twiu.huruw H'flHiinr "COW10IUN" Ii'UvtH VaiH'onvtir Thu Mtlny (1 *..in, Anivu Uni ni (lor Cilniliuiliiiul,) Fiidny A'I'iviik Cinii"X l'Vldiy iiioniinu Arrivu (Juiuoliull llivur Failuy inim H'turni'm! Lv Ciiiiinii Iwnliy 4 0 111 << Udiiiii liny " fl " ���������< Xtiiftlnn iniiliiitjlit beavcu Vinioouvor, HiiturdnY H p in ArrivoR Niniiiimo, 8iiliir'iny 12 y in AitiviB Union, Nniulny l������ a in [for Cuinliuilutinl Avrlvfii Cdiiio., Munilny b a in ltoiii'iilutr!��������� Lenven Comox. **iiiidny 4 y in Lmn/oH Uii'o.i Mlmlny Ti jmi I/nvM4 N iiiainio, Stuiiloy in ili^ht [������������������tulijoov u������ dMiigi; withuut t.u'itt I IH'nler in AULKIKDS OK I Fruit, Candy Cigars ! Cigarettes 4 Tobacco. I liononi Mlock, | -"UMnKRLANh, 11.0. KUPKRT LVND HJ.sritlOT Districtvof Ilii'-rrt.. TAKK NOTICK thnt Klwinl D.ke, of Hinuliiinilcti. NY. ce clniihii,in umIh Io apply for periuiMilin to piue'iinni thu following (Uirit'ii'iio'l Iniitle:���������O'lim ouiiini-^ nt <i p nt (iltU'til '2 mile- wont nt tlm south oimt O'iriiir of dee i n 21, TuiMi.lilp ���������10, llt'llOU Wilt 811 Ollttli-i 11t* 11(111 HOlltll HOiil'iiin.*, tlidiiuoomt-Hit uliioiir, tram.-, uurtli 80 uliiio. t" pi cu iifo'nuiniiii.uiiiont, .utitttiniiiK lilOattrn,., mor. or Ii-hh. Ssnljcd on p'Hl ED'h N.K, o>.ru**r l'.nw.Mti) Dvku Da.. (jlail*, Auoiit. Datril Do omlier 111 h, V.hO. " jTiHMciH'ial^DTwitToF l.*lht- iot of ltnpurt.' > TAKISNOTUIKth-itT.iotiiatiFrrilurick TnuUr, of Vancouver, ILL'., leluKmpli oporHtuifAiit-'iiilH tn apply Toi* pcinih- ni ������n to | uiMh''i*o -\\\o fi.liuwiii������ dimoriboil laiiilr.i-Giiinmei.cing ul h i-m-t ]>|.������nteil nt tlio i orth wo-t. (^irnoi* i t-H e i m IB. To ni hip II. thoine mmtli HU olininH, thonon oiihI, 8(i oh in , hcnc-i nor h 80 olir.iii", tll.l'CO Wot HO Clllli H In plU'O I't IMl.ll- moiniouieni, cootain ������ IUO iutpb, tnor. or Ii'hh, 8oribwlonp'i-tTKI,-j. N.W o rncr, TllOM'AH FlIKHKHICK I'AMKI'U, i'.m ('link, Agont, Diti'iVD'ioiiiliir 10th. IDI0 mumi������������������mm ��������������������������������������������� ni��������������� nnn ��������� i������������������m RUPJiHt'T*-I.AND DISTRICT iJiHli'idi'of Rupert. '���������'"��������� '���������'*'' TAKK nq'ipi* thai Hnideo Achby ��������� of Vniioouvoj*,iy,1'v , nuuy'cd womnn iu.t.nd. laap-jryutucpfitUiixwon tea. pnrohiiFe thien j.|j.lowifi}{ de en bed laii(b":���������- :,;; ,. Conimei..wip.n.l. *��������� pr*st nlnn'ed nt ihe i-uiib.ejisiVoriier of Seclicn '*{, T>'wnf(i,i|i'.i.|i), ,',ilieni*e noeth SO chrtinf<v.3,t,l'u,/iir. 'ivi'Hi 8D chtiiro', tl-onoco j'.pi/^i.h',1 S(l cl all'*-*, th(������nr������ wist 80 cliain"- ''in |iln(*o oi c.tri' nn-ncfinoiit, conuhiing i.v.1) aorei. more or ifni* Scribed on poet, II.A.V S.E, cor. JlAin;,!: A.**miv Dun ilinr!*, Agent. D.itrd December Kith, 1*0:0. JOHN McLEODS KOR KIIIHT.'JI.AHS OANDV, KIU/1TH, CKJAlis *.TOHAnCOS NOTICK ih hurcUy uivi.ii t)t .t nn tlm hr������t <*Uy i.f Drrcmlirr nixt ������|>plithtl.lnn will Iki iiniilti lo tliu Mtiii'-rint'-tidri-t of Pnivimi.l Pnlioft, Vluloiia, for tliu run������wft| nf tli������ Im- t6l liCd'iu to hi 11 liquor* liy rottil io 'nn bnttil known mi th������ Part Aujiu-U l>������it*>i. ������^it uatdl at (���������o'iioy, ll.l'. J, ;j Holukj, Ditloil OolMwr !U 1010. liyi'l.lll'J,ANl'l.lSTJU(_T Diiitri.l. if Utipiit, TAKI'.Ni)Tli'K ImiUiHi^o drttiH Li. 1'imqmi M'll ii ol \ HotMnv r, ll.C ni'iuh- iinlo������l(in.inter, into iImIo limply for pi.tinni iiimi lo pn e iiim' llio f.Howi u ilu i.t.I'ih! Iniidn: -Uon.ni"i einu hi a p "I I'luiunl oun imlfl oil"i oi Die orlli.trh'. I'oiiier o >S ul- i't������18,Tov rliip'i, lliinieutiiiHOi'liniii', honcii i or h UH'li I i'i I lit" no m* l Ho i.'halnH, thoiioo hiiuili 40 tli inn lu pliii'o of coiiiiiiiMn'oioiiit, coiituriiii'vr 020 uuro*, more er lew . Soriiuid on pont fini.M'HHW.oriicr. tlKOIKIt: ('iHTI'H I.AIloeiJfK Mh.i.kii, Din Llurl;, Ayont. 13ntn������i l^������*������t^.r���������:/������Jb.J.OIl!, mil������WHT I.A^'H DTKTIUf'T DlHttiot ot Rupert. TAKIC notice thnt Harry I'nttou Arcbihaltl of Viiiicpuvnr.il C, un- fif'iieer, i'lteinlM to ni.nlv for riermi*? Bioti to puii*hnf*!t Ihe l'ollowit'.c de Bcril'i-d laiidH*--(!omuicneiii<i at a po-jt pliiinod . (thiiiuH imrth of K M ..eeioii*** i*outbwept comer, thenoe north ������10 ebnin**, lh������������tn*������- we*t 40 cluiMi**, theme nnutli 10 cliaint*, tbwiuu eat-l 40 ehaiiiH ���������<������ place ol commeneomeiit. eon tit in I on 160 PctfH. mor or le-M. Horibi'd on p 'ut H.I'.A 'h H.K. cor lI.Mttiv r.\Tn*:.v AnttniALU, D.ui (-'link, n^ent. DVcd Do.j lliji, VM. Cook's Cotton Root Compound. Tivi flrrorvt Utorlro Tonli", nijd ionly unio oiliiiiiini Montbly Jloifuliitoi'oriwlik'jiwonionoiia dopuinl. Hnlilln tlirro doom* Ot Htl'OllRlll-So, 1, Il j No. I. 10 doiriwH Htwiitr.r, f3i No, 1^ for.iiiK'oiiil.ciiww, M jior boi. Hold by ull ilrimtrLiU, or ho'jC propitld oil rooclpt of prfeo- ,. ^ Frtio jKiiaamot. Autlrftvir Till 1WU<>yMI8IHl(l0..T0MMTO,0Hr. ll*mtr\s)WWmfr W*hMwI-H"4wH4*^������*HwlwWHWHhMi 1 C 0 X 4) ������ (0 JtUPF-UT LA SD DISTHICT UiKtiiotnf I{ti,iorb, TAKK NOTU-'K tuit Lillinu Shoppnrd, of v-'HiH-ouvitr. I'. Cb. ii'urrii-rl woimmi in- tuiulH.tiimply for portnirtMoi tn |mrchn������i. dn* followi- u il Buriberl InrirlH:���������C'unimon* o.nn in n poit p'niit-d nl the hoiuIi ei������t oeriii r nf H oion '2i, Township 21, tlwcu imrth 80 chniiii, thenoti wi-ot RU diniuK, Ihm.OH atiu'li !I0 ("hnin-, hoiicu nunt W> nlirtiiin hi t'l'i-o ol roiniiuiioi ouniii t, oou- Ini'iiiK'lilO nornt. nn-r" or li'dH, ���������"���������e-ihid on p m LS'h S.H, ooruor. IjII.uan . Surm>a������u. Din ("lirk, Ai;ent. Pnt-d Dooemtor IfJ h, If!,". UUI'KUTLANDDlM'IUroT * District nt H������port. TAKK NOTICK tlm' W|il.nm n'ndtnr.r. SlioppAol, if \ iiiiiu-niver ' IL i.!,, r*,iii iint ninkiir, inloul'11 ������iiejv f'������,i* poiiiiin- hIoii to pnio .UH1' 'Ii'.' fo|if)*ln(. (.h'Hcr.horl- Itind^:-Oiinueiiutd'T ������' n p-'nt ihioikI uim lllilu M'fcKl ef lie' *ot| Uli'lO' fi ni or nf .W- iinii'.M, Townhlp -I. tl.'i't.oo iierih hi;' ol1 ini', tlunoe we.it SO cliiuri.i, thoot-ti ii in ill HO elini' -h, IIhuio.) on t BOtlniiiM to pl.ie<i of 0(iniui''ii.'0nit>iii, mmuiuii g if J li"*- tieroM, more or io n. Hunbwl (ii pi* 1 W W Si. Si Vt, onriinr. WllXMM WUISI.VV HllKlM'APn Ortn Olnrlt, /i������ini. Ontnl loocinlior lMth, JIMo, I. < 8] I 4 C * 0 -a o o > 9***t <D f*4 CO *-* o- fO u lfi * nm Ui w ��������� rm _mmm_h4 4_i ���������r. It o < bn u n CD U O P-������ \%**\ KUI'KHTLANlJlilH.KICT ninliloto' Ult|������e������. TAKK NOTICK tlut WjlHnm Kend. rloli Tiiliei'. of Vhiiuouvnr ll.C. nvuiufaciiir ern n^mit. Infondi* to n\\\i\y lor inrmi rn'on lo pnreliiHHiliuf.illowii'if titHnijhcrl Inndr-t1' I /in,ti i>nn(itj������ nf n ������.'. ' nil.i In ��������������� )���������, i}[ \ milo .ni" of tlm iiiirthw.iit coniT nt tM* tint) iti, inWliH l|lVI. U'ill(,0in.tl-A)0l'*nn������ tlnioi tiiiilli iiO tliiin , tli.'i'C voit 80 elinlni. ihm'O-t iinr*h ft) <h. Im to phoonf (���������iiiiiiiii'iit'iiitnl, (im ii.iiii*.). (110 i.om iiioin or lom. KciP'otleii iio������t U'KT'm "M.IV. onrnnr, >Vii.i.i.\.m Hi.yiitnri,- 'J'AiKrn, I*������n l)l������rk, Ah .ut. * OiiU'.l l������ co-iilwr lOtli, 1010, " UUI'liuTLANDOKsnTlCT Uiiit'icMf Uni oil. TAKK NOTICK tlmi "..I,,.!I* Monk- t'ou-i', of Vmininvor, H. O,, rrle* oUrk, InumU to npply for p'rniininn Uv I'UiCllHUt* IllO (tlllo>vii.(- 0.h������:ii������Htl U-iil>:������~- t'-ui.|iiflliiilirf nt I J" ������t pbutl������il������t "h**i'eMti ������**>������������������-������r������iiir of Kelt., ii *.���������... T.twidlijp 90, tlig co Hontn bO chmuN. tl." rft aajft HOI ohcliii". thmot ���������ior.lt ������W clmiai*, lliirim. went With ten, to pW of i-ommnoot- ment. ot������i'tninii'K<i.','o.i#, m.'.o'lw*. Umlb it ou pt mI l.V.'i l\ \V, cofi.tr. llllKI-.A Mohkhooh������, Dun L'ltirk, Awaut. lV.U-tlbrtt.mUi hill. 1'lia ) m44:MMHMM-l-H44-H44*% _.*!*. T ^ .-? ��������� - '" -' ~.j :r." ��������� .'���������, ',., 7.\v-<-'-."> ',;.v;. , > ',:. *"���������' ' *, * .'-*y- -'��������� THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. FIRST BOX CURED HIS LAME BA6K HOLYROOD PALACE. High Praise For GIN PILLS. ' Sniithvillc, Ont. "'I suffered for "throe .years with a j Pain In My Back. I am now taking Gin Pills and find a great relief after taking only ono box." W. J. Baldwin. Is it any wonder tbat. we sell GIN PILLS , with an iron-clad guarantee of monev back if thoy fail to give relief? Wo know thnt GIN PILLS will slop the pain in tho bnclr��������� relieve the bladder���������and, cure every trace of Kidney Trouble and 'Rheumatism. GIN PILLS hnvo cured thousands of cases of Kidney Trouble that, were regarded as boneless. We don't asK yon to buy GIN PILLS to Ilnd out what tbey will do for you. Simply write us, mentioning this paper, and we will send you a sample box free. Then, if you arc unable to get the regular size boxes at your dealer's, write us, and wo will supply you at the retail price���������50c. a box, G for $2.50. GIN PILLS nro made ond guaranteed by the largest, wholesale drug house in the British Empire. National' Drug and Chemical Co., Dept. N.U., Toronto. 47 Th* ertglnal Gin Pill* made by National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada Limited, Toronto, are sold ���������njyla this box. On Kruger's Farm A company recently formed in Scotland has acquired a large portion of President Kruger's farm, Waterkloof, and intends to cultivate tobacco plan- A������tion_ and citrus fruit, orchards. Deafness Cannot Be Cure</ ty local applications, _s they cannot rcacli tho di* eased portion of tbe car. Tlicro is only ouo way U jure deafness, and tliat lit by constitutional remedies. D������atnen3 I. caused by an Inflamed condition o( tha tnucous Hutu, ot tlio Eustachian Tube. When this Cube Is Inflamed you havo a rumbling sound or lm- perfect liear'ni., and when It Is entirely closed, Dcsf- n������a������ Is the result, and miles, tho Inflammation can be taken out and this tubo restored to Its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; Dluo coses out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will Rive One Hundred Dollars tor any case ot neatness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured ���������*������" Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. ��������� F. J. CHENEY * CO. _<_���������<������������������. ������V Bold by Drusglsts, 75c. Tako li-ir������ Family Pills tor constipation Trinidad expects to ..have a million ���������rub ber-trees-i n-a-f e w-years .-���������-��������������������������� Mothers can easily know when their children aro troubled with worms, and they lose no time in .upplyiriK the hcBt of remedie.���������Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator. A man with a grievance never laclc3 _ topic of conversation. Ask for Minard's and take no other. Should Be a Limit '".I saw Peckham today," remarked TTflggot, "and lie was vory drunk.' ' "Well, (hero's some .-'excuse- for , him," replied Mrs. Nagget. '"He lost his wife last week.". "I know, but a man should bo able lo celebrate without nuiking a hog of himself,'"--Catholic Standard ' and Times. One of tho compensations of being .'���������knocked is that it's a cinch sign that you're, not standing still. __' *__" m*n*f Humors Ol IfM-tinT K.-t-rMrin- "kliwlit-.i"* bu.tly aud ci'usleu ccmuuui, totters, rashes and othor torturing and disfiguring humors that dristrov ������loon nnd make lifo a nightmare of physical and mental Buffering speedily yield to (ItticuraL Soap and Ointment Nn other mrifilif* fur iktn and uratp tn i������nrM*y and wmwrnlnil A lint;!* raki- <>t Cutl- ������-ur������ F/inp .-trid Ixir <>t ("tulr.tirn Ointment am ��������� ������������������'ti-n t\J?A".H>\, MA t"_uAi-V>*n *.t������': wWA. H������trt lo yntut Dftiff A f'hr-rn. Corp., lkHt<m. A) MA, fer Ai'trnt' tmnit, an K'Uln.mir w trfat- mcni of tkln and r*������ip eitn*nt. Historic Castle Has Been the Scene of Stirring Episodes. Few regal edifices have undergone more vicissitudes than Holy rood Palace, , which is now being subjected to several alterations and improvements to tit, it tor the occupation of Kim. George and Queen Mary when they stay there in July. It occupies tin* sit j of Holyrood Abbey, founded in 1128 by King David I., on the spot where he wa3 supposed \> have been saved from.-.an infuriated stag,, Thu legend goes that the King was hunting in the forest of Drumslech.in the immediate vicinity of Edinburgh, and was ussailed by au enraged stag, widen unhorsed him, and probably would have put a very speedy end to iiis existence nnd not this Scottish uionarch, like the first Christian Emperor, been favored of the saints. As a reward for his piety, and iu consideration of his great liberality to churchmen, a cross descended from Heaven iu the moment of his danger, with which hu stoutly attacked the beast. The latter, finding itself overcome, quickly made its way out of the woods, and left the King and the cros- masters of the situation. Thus to prove his gratitude -to the saints who hail interceded in his behalf, .he founded the Abbey of Holyrood for the canons, regular of St. Augustine. , The canons were allowed manj privileges, and succeeding monarch* added to the gilts of the founder, holyrood' Abbey becoming the most opulent of"all religious institutions icd Scotland, In due time a royal resi. deuce was erected close to it, aithoug. it is doubtful how soon it became tne permanent home of the Kings of Scotland. Certain it is, however,'' thai James IV. lived there. It was during 'his--residence,,'on account of .Man- having been celebrated in the chapel. that a revolutionary mob broke in and despoiled all the religious ornaments, leaving only the bare walls. The rioters even profaned the vaull which hud been used as the'.royal sepulchre, broke open the leaden'coffins, and carried away the lids; but a- the royal bonea were not negotiable articles, the anti-Papists were forced to leave tbem behind. *' But worse misfortunes were, si ill tc come, and they came with Queen Mary. Her Majesty's misfortunes commenced, at a very early period. The first Sunday after her arrival a mot beset the palace for the purpose ol instructing her in the proper way of worshipping God. To such a, pitch ol enthusiasm had the spirit of these religious instructors risen that it wai only with difficulty they were restrained, from hanging the priest who al that moment was officiating in the chapel. Mary locked' herself in bet -apartment���������.with.���������her���������M-ass���������book���������a-nd- her father-eonfessor, while . tumultuous zealots assaTled the gates and pronounced themselves certain Her Majesty was making for eternal perdition, and must soon be utterly losl unless she listened, to John Knox and abjured beads and images. Then, came the historic night ol March 9th, 1566. As Mary and a small party were having supper, Darn- ley, and Ruthven, followed by othei conspirators, entered for * e purpose of seizing David Rizzio, tho accomplished Italian secretary and skilful musician, who had gained the Queen'. confidence and roused the jealousy ol tho Presbyterian lords nnd ministers of the Kirk. Anticipating their purpose; Rizzio t.hr..-.v himself behind the Queen and clung k> her dress'; but was stabbed,by George Douglas, loaning over Mniy's shoulders. During this exciting scene the Queen's husband held her fast in hU/irms, whiU ���������mother .j ���������thi conspirators held n pistol nt her breast. Tho room in which the fatal supper-party' took place is still in existence. Queen Mary's Daily Life. According to a letter published in The Yorkshire Post, and written by u lady holding a hijrh position at court, tho Queen at 0,30 it.m,, begins the day's work by going through her large correspondence (which she has pre- viously opened) with two secretaries. Then come interviews with tho governess, nurse, housekeeper, and the heads of departments in tho palnee. Then appointments with furniture makers nud various trades-people till l..ri, In Ihe afternoon Her Majesty visits nn hospital or some charitable* institution, or a picturo gallery, or visits some other interesting pliice. in or near London, such ns the City churches, (lie hull* of tlie various City companies, etc. After tea the Qut'i'n again summons her socrotnrie-i lor intirc correspondence, and gives one or two interviews, Alter dinner she rend.* till 10...., nml then retina to rest, In tho country, expositions to historical or other interesting place, in the neighborhood with some of her children are arranged, or some local charities or inHtitiitions are visited. COCKSHUTT 1 BINDERS The Frost & Wood Light-Draft, Non-Choking, Roller Bearing Machine. See Our Dealer. For All Time Mrs. Highup���������"The judge decreed that thoy should be separated, never to see each other again," Mrs. Blase���������"Are they?" Mrs. Highup���������"Yes; they are living next door,to each, other in a New York apartment house now." ���������.'���������',' FADINOplRTY When Woman Should be in the Prime of Charm and Beauty At thirty to thirty-five a woman should be in the prime of charm and beauty, and yet many woman begin to fade before then. Wrinkles appear and tho complexion grows sallow. Dark ring, surround the eyes, and headaches follow, with backaches and low spirits. ,The cause of this is simply .need of blood nourishment. Good, pure blood is the life of a''woman's beauty and health. It is good blood that brings the glow of health to the cheek, brightness to the eye, and elasticity to the step, and the general happiness of good health. When woman feels jaded and worn out her blood simply need's attention, and'the one unrivalled and sure remedy is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which supply the rich, red blood that repairs the waste, dispels disease and' res'tbres the brightness and charm of womanly health.,. ��������� Mrs. H. G. Hart, Winnipeg, Man.? is oue of'.the thousands of , sufferers who owes her present health to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. She says: "I had suffered for a long time, not knowing what the trouble was, I had doctored with several doctors, but only seemed to be growing worse. The last doctor I had told me������������������ the. trouble was anaemia, that my blood was turned to water and that my condition was serious. But his treatment, like the rest, did me no good. I got so bad that if*I excited myself, or went up stairs, I was completely out of breath and felt as if I was going to suffocate. My heart would palpitate violently, and at times I would suffer with terrible, pains from it. I had a yellow complexion, my lips, had lost their color.; and I had no "appetite and could not eat. I grew-so weak I could hardly drag myself ajpng,ja_nd__m3__feet seemed to have Widow Wit "I suppose," said the timid young man, "when you recall what a handsome man your first husband was, vou wouldn't consider mo for a minute." "Oh, yes, I would," replied the widow, instantly; "but 1 wouldn't consider you for a second." Townley���������Threndler soein.3 to be very fond of children. Hurt���������He has reason to be. If it wasn't for children his cotton mills wouldn't be paying him fifty per cent. : ���������.���������_������ An incandescent electric lamp of 442 candle power lias been designed for lighting public places. Woman���������the only sex which attaches more importance to .what's on it's head than to what's in it. Dangerous to Use ''Esquire." The recovery of a letter which hnd been .-out to a little town in Germany and never delivered 'In Mio pon-on ii(ldre--.i'il cured the writer of tint custom of adding "l'"squlro"to a nnrno on the superscription of mull mutter. The loiter in qtii'.*tion would probably have been promptly delivered had the nddren-i road simply, "Mr. John ?.:,a;.." nr.'. th." "ti-! r had art dro������"<oM ft, "John Brown, K^r-nlro," nnd thn commiinicntiori ri'.*U'd comfortably in tho "H" compartment of the |>o?t Te.tnnte dcpiirtiniHit, waiting to be called for by "Mr, Inquire*." One of the popular guide books warni ....,;.. i il,��������� mn r<1 "!.',., " o.i,r'n" thai it might he mistaken ior a name. Whole Wheat BrTn~d. London doctors interested in tho nutritive value of fond.-tiiff.-i hnvo in- sued a diK'Uiiii'iit in which I hey rec.ni> mend the use of whole me,il in making bread instead ol Jim* whit. Hour, It is mnintriirie-l that there are in th-i ! Whole nielli two iili'i ���������illt-iiuii tinii'H the amount of initierul uubstunees that nourish the body. Cannot Export Feathers. Plumage, "kin* or <*g?4 of native bird* of Australia und Now Guinea can no lunger he exported, thm having been prohibited by tho Australian CvN'monttyaltb Goi'emmeut. FARMER'S WIFE TELLOER STORY FOUND A CURE FOR ALL HER ILLS IN PODD'S KIDNEY PILLS weights on them. Twas, so complete*7 ly run down that I thought I was going into consumption. At this time a friend urged me to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. After taking a'few boxes I found my health improving, and af-; ter taking the Pills for a couple of months I was entirely well, and have since enjoyed the best of health, and I feel that I can never say .enough in praise of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." These Pills are sold by all. dealers in medicine or sent, by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Sledicine Co., Brockville, Ont. o Had Done His Duty "I wish some time, Mr. Speeder," said 'tho doctor, "that you would bear our hospital in mind, and if it appeals to you do something for it," "Great Scott! Squills," retorted Speeder, "why enn't you be satisfied? That new chauffeur of mine has contributed at least two patients a day to your old charity, What more do you want?" They Olennso While They Oure.���������The v������(.otable compounde ot which Parmol.o's VoRttlablo PlVtR aro comr-oscd, mainly ilnndollon und mandrake oloar tltc stomach and intfBtliins nt > deleterious mattnr and restore tlio dornnReil orf-ans to healthful aistion. Hence thoy aro the heat remedy for tndlRostlon available to-day. A trial of ���������������������������them will oHtabliHh tlio truth of this assertion and do more to convinco the iillinpt Mian anything that can be written of theno pills, ������ Qonorous Grandpa���������Johnny, I have discovered that, you hnvo taken moro maple sugnr than I gnvo yon, Johnny���������Yes, grhcious, I've been milking believe thero wns anothor little: boy spending the day with me.-��������� Harper's Ihizaar, Fathor���������I novor. nmoked when t wns your ago, Will you bo able to toll thnt, to yonr sonf Willie.--Not nnd keep my face as straight as you do, pop. She was tired, worn-out and nervous and suffered from Rheumatism, but two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her. Hawthorne,. Ont! (Special).���������Mrs. T. G. Alexander, wife of a well-known farmer Jiving near here, adds her testimony to that of the thousands' who have learned , from their -, own experience that Dodd's, Kidney Pills cure Kidney Disease. .. "I suffered for twelve ye'ars," Mrs. Alexander says, "My back ached, my sleep w-as broken and unrefresiling,. I was nervous and tired and I was troubled with heart' flutterings. Rheumatism. developed and added- to my suffering. "I was in a very run-down, worn- out condition when 1 started to use Dodd's Kidney , Pills, ��������� but I am thankful to say they gave me relief almost from the first. Two boxes cured me completely." ; Dodd's> Kidney Pills cure the Kidneys. Cured Kidneys mean that all impurities are strained out of the :bLoM.-_-Xhat_mean's pure blood all over the body ..and the banishment" of that tired, heavy feeling and those pains and aches, that impure blood brings. . . '������������������'���������'. :���������.' ��������� "Hear Dubbliegh over there bragging about his wife." "What's he saying?" . "He's telling Brown that all he is he owes to her," , "Humph!' Do you, call that bragging?" ' INTERESTING INFORMATION Concerning the Dominion Exposition at Regina, Saskatchewan, July 31st to August 12th, 1911, The Dominion Exposition which is being hold in Regina, Saskatchewan this year under the auspices of the Regina Agricultural and .Industrial Ivxhibition Association, Limited, will be tho largest and best fair ever held in Western Canada. Over $.1,000 has been expended on new" buildings for the accommodation- of the many varied exhibits. In the Manufacturers' Building will bo seen all that is best and newest in Cana- dian industry. The Agricultural section embraces the most perfect specimens of products from Canada's farms, especial attention being paid to the featuring of .the purebred stock, attirnc.- ive.pri7.es will be awarded as an incentive to obtaining numerous entries. ���������.*' The Dog Show, Pet Stock and Poultry exhibits.'will-be. composed of the most valuable breeds. '��������� Special Attractions The 91st Regiment Highlanders Band. The Siege of Gibralter. The Flying Banyaids. MqKinley Asher Hippodrome Co. One of the most novel and pleasing features���������Richard Karsy's Giant my- riophone. This particular feature as presented by Mr/.ah.d Mrs. Karsy is a great novelty. The Myriophone is an ' enormous instrument designed and patented by Mr, Karsy himself. Although beautifully toned and played with much expression this great instrument can be heard without difficulty, for two thousand feet. Captain Webb's. Five Performing seals. Morris' performing ponies. Madame "Altea's trained ������ dogs and leaping grey hounds. Steiner Trio, Comic Acrobats. Zerald's balance act. Prince Albert's Pipers Band. In addition to these the special attraction before the grand stand every afternoon and evening should be mentioned���������James E. Hardy's wonderful wire act. Mr. Hardy is known throughout the world as the "High Wire King." There are many other acts which space will not permit mention of. Very many porous die annually from cholera_>nd ..kindred summer complaint., who niit*:ht~have"l>een sovedr'ii"proper*.comedies had been used. If attacked do not delay in'getting.'a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg s Dysentery i Cordial, the medicine that never fails to effect a cure. Those who have used it Bay it acts promptly, nnd thoroughly subdues tho pain and disease. SUITS OVERCOATS TO ORDER $10 Seii for Free Samples ni Meuin Form*. 138 BAY STREET TORONTO Stop That The worst thugs do not hesitate about going^into the best houses, Remember that many a game is won in the ninth inning. Change that Hup".*, mltM fcwM Into a toumd, health-/ boim, wllllag aad eager t������ do a f���������od dajr'i work. De.'t let a Spuria, Curb, Splint, epraia, Rlngboac or **j other Lame- neat keep yottr hone ia the atable. Cure it iriU*. Kendall's Spavin Cure It cures. without leaving a aear, blemish or white haira���������becanecltdoea aot bliitrr. Port Kalla, B.C., June _.th 1M0 "Have been uiing,]*our X,icltBc.t for yean and find it all that you represent. . Have aot been without it for 10 yean." QUOaOM OOXDON. 'ft. a bottle-* for $5. Bmcatltat for household use. MM by all dealers. Ask for free book "A Treatise Oa The Horse " or write iu for aopy. M mijiniuict. fans, ft Large by Comparison "Always show' prospective tenants the telephone booth first," directed the landlord. --_*.'-All-rightr'-said-the-janitor._2But- why?" "Then they'll think the rooms ain't so small."���������Louisville Courier-Journal. A'; Minard's Liniment lumberman's friend Miss Isabel Curtis of Boston sawa wood for exercise. If,she also says nothing, she. completes the adage, and is a wonder of her sex. MWABD'S IJNIMENT is tho only Liniment' asked for at my store ami Un.) only ono wo keep for' sale, All the people nun It. HAItUN UUTON. IMoasnnt Bay, O.B. Switzerland hns four "offiolnl" Ian* gungi's, German being first with 2,141)0.1*10 persons speaking it, French next with 7(*(V.*20, Italian 301,323, and ���������������. .. 'i "������.v..-i l.\),.........I. ������������������ .'|l'i-. "Whnt a cunning Chiffonier!" "yes," Mid the (lat-dweller, "isn't it? That wiih onr reception room arid we had a set of drawers made lo lit it." According In the Melbourne customs oflleluls, nn enormous trade in bonus curio*' and idol-t inndi* in Germany UouriHl'pM in Australia. When the children.'!. "Iioolct have br- como soiled the yuv<<a enn be cleaned by rubbing vrilH j.owdcr������d pumice ������������������'iirtA. W. N. U., No. 850. /ff THE NEWS. CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. '(.*- WHAT Is, beyond question, the most wholesome, popular and altogether most interesting , vegetable thai comes to the modern table was unknown to our great-grandmothers except a_ a qurl- o.lty. Tlie early history of the tomato, In the form of an eatable esculent, Is -wrapped in a thin veil of mystery. *We are told by scientific horticulturists that it is a native ot tropical South America. Also, that its virtues ns ti vegetable wero known ln Europe early in tlie sixteenth century, and that tt worked its way slowly north- word t$> its present estate of unlver- ' sal regard in all lands and among all classes. In the same paragraph we read that tt was known to the Italians, Who got it from the Moors, proof of its origin being- perpetuated by,: the name "Porno del Mori." ��������� The Italians had known and used it under that title before tho French became acquainted with the fruit dubbed by them "Pomme d'amour." The perversion of the Italian "Porno del Mori" by their fanciful neighbors led to the .superstition that the "Love Apple" had certain qualities which commended it to .romantic youths and the compounders of love charms. One breath of truth suffices to dispel the Illusion. The love apple was in the mouth of the Italian the "Moorish Apple." "Only that and nothing more " The Spaniards probably carried the Becds into their country', from South America. That is, if it were really indigenous to tnat country. Ave grow skeptical of historical details where we detect so many palpable errors as confront us ln the study of bur botanical treatise. The cannibals of Polynesia had a specfes of our vegetable which was .made into .a sauce considered as Indispensable at their . horrid feasts as mint sauce with our roast lamb and cranberry sauce with turkey. Bott-nists catalog it as "Solarium anthropophagorum" ��������� vulgarly known as "cannibals' tomato." Continuing our ungracious quest for' blunders down the centuries, we happen upon the. flat assertion: "It was known only as a curiosity in the United States until about 1830." 4, Yet ln a tlme-sailowed copy of "The -Virginia Housewife," by M. .Randolph, published in 1S28 (bequeathed to me by my mother) I find recipes'for'"stewed tomatoes, baked tomatoes," etc., Introduced without a word of explanation. The Virginia housemother ' of that' day - was evidently on familiar terms with the "curiosity." ln "The Old Homestead," Aunt Tilda anil her ancient wooer talk of their youth and how nobody thought <Qf _ eating t_!love^applesl*= then-.- at,the .deliverance from dangers untold and terrible to health and life, of which the major part of them never heard until science revealed the enormity of tlie iniquitous manufacture. It Is now practicable to feed our growing children and ourselves upon green vegetables and ripe fruits full of sweet succulence all the year round. Returning lo our prince of table vegetables, we jiote the marvelous Improvement in quality and size wrought lipon-it by Intelligent cultivation. We dwell, too, with especial pleasure, upon the fact that, whereas other fruits often lose ln flavor as they gain in dimensions, our tomato responds gratefully to superior conditions of culture In Increased richness of juicy fleshiness. The smooth crimson specimen, ripe to a turn, 'that tilts the scale at ten ounces is far more luscious than those sliced for salad by our mld-nlneteenth-century cook1.'- .i. I cannot resist the temptation to commend, at this stage of my story, to the progressive housewife,'the best way of preparing our perfect representative'tomato for the table. It is something akin to desecration to cook it. As I have observed, more than once or twice, the juice of the tomato loses sweetness under heat. I Invariably try to restore this, as far as artificial means can accomplish a natural process; by adding a very little eugar. If you would taste the prince in his perfected wholesome pnlatableness, treat him as I shall now ���������direct. Tomato Salad With. Whipped Cream With a keen knife, pare large, smooth,, ripe tomatoes. (N. B.���������Always remove the skin from tomatoes to be eaten raw, and never diop- the dice into ice-cold water. When all are ready, drain off the water to the last drop and mix the bits of cucumber with the tomnto pulp. Fill the tomato shells with the mixture, heuplng It on the top: set the tomatoes upon crisp lettuce leaves und pour a great spoonful of mayon-, lialso over each. As the tomatoes are to serve as cups from which the mixture Is eaten, it is necessary to leave the skins. They-' are not oaten. Tomato and Corn Salad ��������� Prepare large, firm tomatoes ac directed in the preceding recipe. Have at hand enough cold boiled corn to fill the excavated tomatoes. Save the pulp you remove, for cooking. Pill the shells with ihe corn, which should be previously senrson.tl with mayonnaise, and wt the tilled tomatoes on the ice until you are ready to serve them*. Lay upon crisp lettuce, or stick small stalks of endive upright In the corn after dipping the endive in mayonnaise. Tomato Aspic Salad Soak half a. box of gelatine ln cold water until soft and dear. Strain the liquor from a quart ot canned (or. of fresh ..tewed) tomatoes through doubled cheesecloth Into a bowl. Season with a teaspoonful of onion juice, 2 teaspoon- fuls of eugnr, a saltspoonful ea.h of paprika and salt, Set over the tire and bring to a boil;1 Cook gently, for 20 minutes; add the gelatine; stir until it is dissolved and strain through a flannel jelly 1va������ into a mold wet' with cold water, or ln small pate pans to be served as individual portions. Serve ns a-whole in a gloss bowl set about with endive or with the crisp inner leaves of lettuce, and. pass mo-von' nalse with It. ��������� It is d pleasant reflection that o^ir to iiitto���������alias "loinat." in _"reiich, Span to- muto���������alias "lomate" in French. 'Spanish and Portuguese: "tomatl" with the Mexicans, who make abundant use of It. and "lycoperslcum esculontum" ln botanical lingo���������has been recognized far and wide as the most 'vnluuhlo of esculents for a! much longer 'period than we generally believe and teach. It deserves prominence as part of our dally diet. We were told half a 'century ago thai. ,lt contained calomel In Very minute quantities. The chemist of onr century stoutly denies this, and we who do not pin our faith to drugs as health preservers aro glad to readjust onr Ideas on this point. We know that it is slightly laxative and a gentle sweetener of the blood. Almost everybody lll.es it In one' form or another. We yield to the.apple the.,title of "King of Fruits." We may as truly claim for the tomnto the rank of "Prince of Household Vegetables." Still tracing Its history down to date, we lenrn that It was the llrst vegetable 1o be canned In these United States. I contribute a. .wee Item of information Jn that lino. It is now nine years since my attention wns directed eapoclnlly to the adulteration of canned foods by the results of nctual analysis of the contents of the glass jars aiid tin cans sold to: and eaten by, families In nil quarters of the country. I have published "the reVelatlone mndo by chemists with whom I wrought during the investigation. I record with gratification thnt every ���������specimen of canned tomatoes submitted to chemical test in the courso of tho work wiis pronounced freo from deleterious preservative agents. Under the beneficent pure food laws enacted since thnt time, wo may partake of fruits and vegetables sealed hermetically, without . dread of salicylic ncld In moderate doson, and bonzonto of soda In larger. Hofit, eclontlflcnlly npplled and continued for a given season, Ih tho ono and only pro- serving agency, American housemothers may well chant peana of thankfulness by scalding. Take time and pains to puro them delicately as you would a luscious peach. Scalding impairs the flavor, To serve without paring, la slovenly nnd unwholesome. The skin is tough and indigestible.) Having pared tho fruit, cut ench In half and lay upon n crisp lettuce loaf. Sprinkle'' lightly with salt and pnprlka. and lay upon the top a great spoonful of whipped crenm. Send around heated and buttered crnckor. nnd cream cheese with the tomatoes, or thin slices of buttered graham bread, Unless the tomntoos have been kept. In tho Ice, pare thorn an hour before serving and set In a chilled place directly upon tho Ice. The whipped cream' aliould llkowiec be Ice cold, This Is the almplcftt and most elegant wny of serving tomato salad, Select the finest fruits for it. Tomato and Cucumber Salad Hero is an exception to the rule Just laid down for preparing tomatoes for Brilnd by paring them, i Cut off the tops of fine, ripe, firm tomatoes, nnd with a umuli Rpoon dig out carefully most of the pulp. Set In tho Ice while you prepare the cucumber*. Do this by pooling and cutting them Into dice. An'you cut them. A prettier way Is to lay a .mall mold* of tho Aspic with n crisp lettuce leaf upon a chilled pinto, and put a spoonful of mnyonnolse or of whipped crenm upon the top. Pass one of these to each person. Tomato and Nut Salad Pare the tomatoes carefully and extract yet more gingerly three-quarters of the pulp, leaving enough to make the wwIIh of the "cup," Huve ready a pint or no of blanched and minced nut meats -almond, peenn or walnut���������mixed with mayonnaise.. <or - with a good French dre������)lng, and fill the tomato������eups with the mixture, Servo upon-lettuce or ro- mnlno. *Mm^ftonl������*^ THE HOUSEMOTHERS' EXCHANGE IMPORTANT NOTICE _r\ EO/iUBE of tha enormous J< number* of letters sent to ���������**"*' the Exchange, I must ash contributors to limit their com- mu'iicaMon* fo 100 words, except in cases of formulas or recipes which require greater apaee, I want all mg correspondents to have a showing in the Corner, and If mg request in this respect is compiled with it will be possible to print manv more letters, Attention. Is railed to the fact thnt Marion norland cannot receive money for patterns, as aha has no con'ir.Mon with any department that sella them, Disappointed TI1I0 fflnuM' boor raolpo you pnhllihi'd In reply to my request waa not what I wnnied. It wni bIhbit (tin. If any ,,_ tin. mm*i������i"!n Imvn th,. rli-lil nun. I ������hnll In- thankful for It. . ., . . 1 tnclnee it fttlti' r������e|.i������ which l������ verv tlniple. Vou will tie ������ur.ri������������a ut Uiu ru- Iowa Cake Ono and a half, cupa of urnnulated auirar: 9 level tnbleapoohfula or butter! 2 cupa of wrll-ilftoil flour; 1! "aval tfit-poonfii'i ot bnkinu powder, Iliike In n Imt nvnn. 1 did my bent to incut your wi������he_ ln the matter of tlio linger beer. Homebody clue will send In just what you want. Thank you for the cake recipe. Rouladen flam* week* ago * corrfinnmlont silted for a recipe for roulndin. Thin li the way I molt, mine:, _ ... "ut |'V"?"t th* ill* if yiur hand frim . round aleak; aprlnkla aalt and pepper over th*m! then apread with muatarrt. . I<ay a, ���������llw tit tiscon and rome ntinppen onion i each. Itnll up and fnitea wllh tooth- Ei or Hi' with ilirc-n.. I'Yy brown in n fat or In butter. Ad. water; enver <*b4 Ut t*������m ainuntr from 1 to m hour*. Add nt much wntor na In iieoded to make gravy and thicken with cornatarch, A littlo crimm or a *.ln*m nf wine will Improve It. Wo aormnnti llko to uio crnujn upon mon In nntl wine In aoupa. . Homo lima two I mint yon mitw reolpea, but I nnvcr mi\y them in print, I alio nf- .foiuil (immnn Imoli.; immlo for iieulnncru In ."mjll-)i nnd In Clerinnn: a. long Hit of iclinol linokN; mime plor.i for wnolon nullt*, (i|IV \ ������tlll linvo nil thoto to dlupomi of j nlio old linen nml iinmlln. I nm n very liimy womnn, nnil yet I often wind I limi tlmo to do mini, cti'lilnit for your ICxolinrmtt, it It nucli a IiIcmIiik. Mim, w*. \*. (Annum I'nik, lll,i, Your former letter tmint have mln- (-iirrleil on the way. for It Ih not In the drawer of "uniiiiHWored, U.op and tiuo" -from which we draw our hem material. Nor havo we any record of the contcntH, Wo mnko room cheerfully nnd gratefully .for your liberal offers and hold your addroun for thouo who tilioulil profit by your goodnoHH. "Making Soap" Can you inform me.In whnt book I can find tlm liumoroui dlalogua entitled "Mak- IniF Hontt"? Mra, ii. ii. b. (CM-fif-cntil, It. I.). We ennnot UTiiWtn'ce to };c\ jiocT-nn, rocltatlona nnd the llko through our page, Wo am mill will let you know where tho dialogue In to be found when tho information la handed in lo ui. Danish Recipes i tlUJitj Uiu tHllli* i.v.i.l*.|v,t*l������������, 'i*M (Cliloaio), will find tlmo to com* ni*nln aonn, bringing her Danlah reclpei with tier. Tho unne������ lima a way of rooking common, evoryday dlahea In ������uch it wny Hint tltoy Inila unlike tht'imelvei na wa know them. I will ant her an exnmnle hy aenrtlnir l������ my recli>������ for plum pudding, which wa������ alv������n ma by a Danlah friend. Plum Ptiddlnfr Knur l.r.a tart ������pplea; :' acca: 1 cupfula nf awleliack crumha; : tatila-notinftiln of iiurni*,' butter Hie aire of nn eirir. .til������ tlie nmrir unit the t-rtiiiiiia ami try. ttiem In lint liullnr. Hint' the hijjiIh in Sa little watar aa will ki������p them from urnlng. Sweettn and r.r.iov* frum th* atova, Add tlio benton ckr������. Put a lnycr of the fried cruniba Into a buttitrml pudding mold; thon ono of upploa,, contlniilnir In thin order until nil tlio Inurmllonla aro uit'tl, tha top layer titling of ortimba, (.'over nntl aot awny to coo). Tlila will keep uootl for aevernl ilnya, Turn out nnd aerva wllh wlilppod cream, Tlinnka for (llreotluiia for preanrvlnir fliia, 1 nm atlll wnltlnu for mclpoa for Ktiiivn Jelly and prcaom'*, 0. 15. M, (l.oa Anuoloa, Cnl,), I InHiut the pudding recipe JiihI an you give It. I Iind oxiwcti'il to rend "bake In a moderate oven," An all thu Ingredient, exec-nt the ckkh wore already co-jki'tl before thoy were put together, perhnp. the Danlah pudding Is nil right, I, lun, run hoping for further coinimiiil- riuiona front our woll beloved "Jane," of Chicago. , To M, K. G. An nrllele alftnad "M, K. O," appeared In tlm ICxclinnicn aoiiio tlmo uko, apimklUK of a tiuru for rhvuinutlim. t.'an you Ktve me tho preacrlptlon In Wa entirety? Mra, C. i*. H. rOakuliuiaa, In.I. Another correanondent wrltea, nnd nnvrft In-innetiinntoly, tn the. t>rtn-������ effent I iniotc In parts Mitt, U. ������tr'k* III KvwJ Cl.li (..( ,'n.i������..'.' nnd oilier aufferera from rlioiimntlam, eon- mient that "M. 1*, <l," will ma refuac tn forward apeclfla direotlnni for treatment tualKHl ������o hKfny by litraclf, la It loo rnuoh tn nak that let tern lie forwardud lo "M, M, U.." who mity re- apond without ah-nlnx a nnm������, alinulil alia iti Kli-f. tn reinnln lti< ifti'tit.'.' tint will flie iiinliao nl tat lutve Uiu I'Mium.) ),. A. 11. (Ht. l'nul'a I'nrk, Minn.). When, In reapniue to Mlaa "O.'n flrut letter oontnlnlnr u retiueit for the nd- dreaa of "M, K. li.," I anld that the unma wim confidential, but that I ww fiaklng that "M, B, 0," would let u������- liave the formuln in full for publlcntlon In the Bxchunge, I acted "in good faith." nnd In the firm conviction Hinf f wa. doing the iluht thing for all con- r-rned. For thero lay then upon my dole ench it [WW* of Mtar/t bete'Vhlnc tne to put th(* wrllera Into communication with the owner of the' coveted formula that I dared not let her have������ven tho moderate percentage of theae which t'tiiituliii'd MtiunpB for reply, MIbh H. Kent not one but four Btanipa. I hnyo heraed "XI. K. G." to make imblltc whnt ho many need. 1 n.iw rcliernte.the petition. UiiloHH Hho iloeH thlH 1 am power- ItiHH to iwtlHfy the npplli'nntt*, Kvory miill hrlnga ontri-aLlea from tlioae whoao nddrcn������0't have gtimi by mall In rcaponao to roiiuoatH couulieU In aoino nuch terms uh thm: "IMiniHo! pjenao!! "ilmm'!!! aend my nddrcsH to nobody eluo! My Htorea of nrtlcloH offered nro exhiiiwtid, and forty lottery Htlll roinnln ununHwered!" The iilinve in *i verbatim extract from the letter of a womnn who put a go- cart at our diapoanl, It Ih but n nnrnplo article. I nm In high hopea thnt the remedy de-termed by "M. M. O," (Onaton, Mnwi... will be forthcoming before long. If not, if. ia not my fault, No Addresses Given Do you know where ruoia of the Luther I'urlmnk erlmann winter rhuharli may ha bo-iit-hlT li mil, ami Ukii- i������ a i_./t������,uiut> .. ... aertlna thin ntiery In the Kxehnnne dtirlng ,'.'... i,<\l liWiiDt, <il!> luu UlnJh (ivlJ.i'o Die Informnilon? hoBK V, fl. (Aurora, III). HUHlne** (iddre.nea ure not printed In the KxPhunRi- for olivlona rcuaona. Hhould the Information naked for by nr- Chiueiiwil t'iiiTCH|i(nuli'iit be aent in tu me it will be forwnrd*d to her by mall. albly be Inxcrled bufnrti tho Imporluut tiny hnd punned by n week <>r two. In each ciihq my chagrin waa ������ln- cero, I Hhould have (.'Ktccmed It a nlciiHiirn to toVto a hiind In the fen- UvltlftH. Wanted���������Thoor Polish A ������Ikiii time' niro ilii-re win n retiliiv for floor ulitln piilillalieil In lln> lliiliiiuui', Ihu lirniti boliig iinriiiuimiiniitc of iioiuah, i.'ouiii I Ktil It? I wim vIhIiIiiu wlit'ii 1 euw It, nml tlie people with whom 1 wiia HtuyliiK would not let me cut it out of lliu impel', un Ihey wntited It ttiiilo*iclvt'*i. They "Wulllil aim I hat It wna anveil for m������." I naked for It litit week, lull they limi "forKntleu nil liboiil 11,'' ('nn I hone In Imve it leprlntett? Mra, T. H, V, (New Albnny, Ind.). Heferred! I am utirry you did not take a copy of It. I do not recollect the formula, it will (irobnbly bo aent In Uglilll, Home-Cured Ham A." Too Late "Clementine" M-oulavllle, Ky.) will pardon my apparent neglect of lit*r re. nueat for hint, aa to n aurprlnn-diiiit't* ahe wlahcd lu give hfr "very boat friend," In April, wUen 1 tell her that the letter wit* received nlto������ethcr loo Inte for me to huve the anawer t kIkiiiU" hnve been glnd to give published In amnion to be of any twrvlc. to Ikj. I muy any tha aume to n mnaculine meniln.T who wrote uf hi. tl'"''' '" f?at a progrnni for nn ent.rialnni������iit to lx������ given u|Kin hl������ twentieth wtddlng-day unnlvcraary. The latter could net po*- ' read In tho KxuhniiKe thnt "l��������� 1��������� .. d'ukln, III.) would llko to net n renlpo for atiKitr-i'ureit barna, I vim Indora* that, which I contribute aa Rood, having med It In mv rntnllv rnr v������nr������ Sup-ar-Cured Ham line pouinl ot aultpvt������r. I potiml of |ieii|>er. J I'tmnil of brown aUKar nnd ill imunila of anlt lo loon pounda of pork, lilunlv. th������ ailliieler In a vary lllll* hoi water; mix mi ih������ niKinlltiiia. thor- onuhly Into n uttrr pickle it ml rub thla tin ami Into the meal, l>o ihla wllh Ihe hand nml rinrd, unit) ihe nieiu t������ I'oveieil nnil will fiVn In in, mnn, Ti.i. unit nlmiilit lji> Mil (ivir ihe mirfio"o, Inaeit your flpiter umbr Ihe central bonM of hama nnd ahoultttra, nnd All the open. Un*" with the mUltire, Whan tli������ pickle la all In, lay the ment In a t.-������o| plnee fur nlmut two wieka, not leltllilf il k<>I down In fitfitlriu l'ul'H, uiul li wll tie ready in rmnke. Stnoklna la r preventive uttalnm tha In- roada of Inaacia, and ih������ ment will be aweet and lender, nut ranted to keep nil aumiiier. lieef mny be put up by Ihe anme wipe, hut una weak In th* plikle la luna eitoimti for It 1.. f. \V. iWm Joae. 111,). Votir formula haa the prima recommendation of almpUrlly. I wiah you liutl told ua how long the meat aliould la Hiiiukod and how It 'ihmild bo packed to limiiro preeervntloii during hot weuthor. l*orltup������ you will Home day. Currant Pie Mny I rend In in-al Hundity'K i������������uo a recipe for making dried currant plat I niiotitd npiuot'lnti) your ctiinplliinuu with tlilN ret|ui>at, ua | aliould Ilk* lo mnko tha '"SnIB W' AIMM1KCIATRH YOUR ltl':fll'l'"H (Merldmi, Uoiui.). It wuh not priicilcablo to print the rcclpo at the dale you niiiiic The l������ttor wuh forwanlU'd tu uiu from.thn olllcti Hovornl dai'H after the Monday on which you wlHhml In make the pli'H, Hflcnlllng the plenaiint fact thut there nre many more Moinluyn und Holiday* to come, I give thu formula; Drl������-d Currant Pie " Honk a pound of cleant'd currnnta for two hourn in liik������iwiirm water and drum. Add Iho Jiiii.'o of hulf a lomoii uud a cup of whllo augur, . Leave iiurru.iiU (dripping wel) nnd tho mignr together in a kiwi until the augflir in dtaaolved Into Hyiup, linvc plo platen lined with u fnv n top c'riiHt over ull nnd bake. "Willi .. V.K.. jvii'/t; i������.tki: '���������..���������:���������;Iwj." lit the tn;i crtinl lo let out the ettiini nnd prevent tlm cniHi from ImiIkIuk. "In Time of Peace" I'lt'iimi tell .mo If there In a. "enrbol" or .,,.1,1 dv *>,i' ti'lnili'iji'* -nntut* If trtflv ti* enllM lb;il will #������iertnliiaiB liuaa, . , , _ May It U ua������-. ui*n tola and upholatmd furniiiirt- In r room wli������r������ tbem la an utieii iiratihu-a, and Ijahlfd lampa burn all iiliilir' 'I ell ma all about It, plvaaa. I do not know .that thera la a alnala ������������������t-hlm'h'' tn tmy houac, but I would bo prepared fnr them. I.. M. H. (������mith fnlon, Ky.). I do not know to what preparation you refer. Th# beat eK-termlnator of whlrh l tinve nny ken ih ganoiiiio, ami tlila mual not be uaed where there am iirllllelnl light*. A mlvturc of -tiilrl'-M of turpentine and corrosive aubltmate ia alto potent. Vou nro wim* "in lime of peat* to prepuie for war.' _J ."���������- '.* ���������''" y- Y,'.-* "s^-' THE NEWS. CmUJEIlLAMti. BRITISH COLUMBIA. auaa*j*af*������f**maiam***aa)aa������m *^*n$mm&*% tnu\immafaat*Ma\i rnaam ���������"-_- a<(,vi:- a>jayw_������������������ti JUST ARRIVED ���������.���������.���������. , ��������� ���������A SHIPMENT OF��������� MORRIS CHAIRS-AND SEAQRASS' ROCKERS A full line of Furniture and House Furnishings to select. Irom A. McKEOTON McPl.ee Block. Cumberland "aaaKosaaamiuv y^aamasamsma __w_;������rnrn_jn_,--i\ JJU-___���������_^_-.-, Obituary. C0MMUNI0ATI0K8 Km To u Nhws:���������I beg leave through your columns to ask the city council why they awarded one tailor in the city ihe contract for making two uniforms for the sum of ������80.00, without calling for tenders, or getting anoihei* tailor's prices. I am doing business as a tailor in this city and would like a chance to put in a hid it: a straight business way, and as a ratepayer would like to see the city's funds spent in a straight business way. Will the c'ty council please take this matter up and answer through these columns why and how the people's mouey comes to be used 311 this manner? Awaiting your reply, \V, S. D. Siddai,. _ n- Ou May 3rd of this year a Methodist churcli in St, Louis, Mo., was destroyed by fire. It had been an institutional church ';ind-wns-locattd-in-aii--industrial centre of the citv.' When fire swept the church away tbe Rabbi of the Jewish, synagogue, which was built ou the opposite corner, offered the synagogue to the Method is's for their use until their own new church could be i ���������' '' built The.Ralbi, in handing ovei his temple for service on tho first Sunday said; VMay Jehovah the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, richly bless you.'* The Christian papers everywhere are applauding the generous and liberal spirit that prompted the deed.���������Times, I "a Mi. \t*\\ II 1 FASHIONABLE TAILOR Lad.i.s'' & Gknti.kmkx's tailor madk suits 'fuom ������qo 00 to 835,00. Cleaning and Pressing don is AT 'Kkasonabi.k Prici'.s. S. ISAKA, PROPRIETOR Phone 52 Cumberland h.O. ad going to Hell The funeral of the late Mrs. Joseph Hudson took place ou Wednesday afternoon last from the residence of Mrs Piker to Holy Tiiuiry Church, thence to Cuinbeiisi.id cemetery for interment. Rev. Mr Laflere officiating. The following is a list, uf ihe floral offerings.,��������� Pil'ow ami lill'es from 1110:her. Sprays���������Mr. aud Mrs. Thos. Piket, Un Pikct, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Hancock, Vancouver: Miss H, Kirk wood and Miss Snii.li. Van; Mrs Nuuley. Van; Miss Aslott, Van; Mr aud Mrs L \V Nuiins, Mr and Mrs Jas Abiums, Mr and Mrs Thos Hudson, Union Hay; .Misses Viola aud Nellie Matthews, Mr and Mrs J N McLeod. Wreai lis���������Messrs- l.rnesi, Albert and Fred Pickard, Mr Jos. Hudson's fellow workmen, Van: Hroilierhood'of Trainmen, Van; 'MTa[nli~Alrrjno^FTircl*i^"Uirion' Bat;, Pythian Sisters. Mr and Mis R Grant and family, Mr and know who I am?M ���������^^���������^���������tf***-*''****^-^ *<**"^****fit*#i^^ MAROCCH1 BROS GROCERS & BAKERS AND PROPRIETORS OF' CUMBERLAND BOTTLING WORKS Ladies'and Gentlemen'*** Suits Made '���������.*> from S20 to ������35 All Work First Class Agents for Pilsener Brewing Company's BEER Wholesale Dealer*-; iu all Kinds of Wines and Liquors. SECOND STREET ^^���������'������������������(-'V"*'"***"'*'**'^^ ****n'*<ai^.'*******x**\*^**i!* ''ISLANDER" CHANGES H.-.NDS. George Gould was making one or his trips as "president of the Missouri Pacific. Kis car wtis laid out ("ii a siding !or ���������*"0uK' reason aud ,he pot out to streieh his legs, An old Irishman was 'tapping the wheels. ���������"Mo: nir g. How do you like the wheels?" '���������Not worth a daru,*''*said the [rishman. "Well, how do you like the enougn h for the car.*1 "It's good wheels." " What do you think of the road?;' "It matches the car." -~(*Trnldi"')oked-"at-the--ol(l-chap for a minute. "Ma\be vou don'1 The Islander.'a weekly new- paper published here for 'he past fourteen months b',- 'Mr. O. T. Suiiihe. changed hands on Any', isf. and uill ie known iu future as The Islander Printing-& Publishing Company, with Air.' .Chas. Segravc, of ih is ci y, as managing ediun*. Tlie Milwaukee News tells of an African custom that might well be extended to colder climes. "An. bug cer'aiu negroes of Africa orators must, stand on one leg while lhey orate. "When the leg weakens the '.speech ends. But in ihi'jcouiif/ry it is not infrequent lor orators to keep rigbt. on talking when they haven't a leg lqft to stand ou.1' Mrs'lt Cessford. ��������� ' Heart of Roses���������Mi* and Mrs j Watt-er, Vancouver. Star���������Mr and Mrs N MyFar-, Utue; Pillow, Mr John Bruce; Crest eut, Mr T Irwin, Van; K\v aud Mrs M Carey, Crosses���������Mr and Mr,s Hod.-ou Van; Mis J h Roe, Mr and Mrs John Matthews; Mr and;Mrs H Creech, Mr aud Mrs (mas Whvu\ Broken wheel ou easel, ' M,iss Cleda. Drew, Union Hay, Globe. Mr and Mrs J Thomson Boqiit'is���������Aliss Maggie Richards. Dr and Mrs Gillespie, Mr and Mrs B Mellado., Mr and Mrs James Stewart, Mr aiid Mrs ,A Cameron.' Mr George Tarbfll, Mr and Mis Frank Bradley. The following gentlemen acted as pallbearers:--Messrs ���������.lames Turnbii'l, Albert Grant, Waller Woodhus, George Tarbell, John Nord, Robt Grant, jr. "Yes, 1 do," retorted the Irish man. ''You're George Gould, and I knew your father when l]e was president of thi*. road. And by gob, he'sgoiu' lobe president of il again," '���������A'hy, my father is dead,'said ���������Gould v ������������������'I know that," replied ihe Irishman," and the road is going 'obeli'" "���������NOTICE. Mr, (r. Ardley. of Coinox, bus in his posM'.s.-ion ;���������. barrel of lions-- - buhl goo is. shipped wuh hi.������ freight from Victoria, which do-'.������ not licloiig r,.i him Ownei ca" luive siiiiic, by applying to the above ami pitying expense*.. Perfect Fit Guaranteed. (_XSXSX2*������������(5*������<1X& ������5XsXSX!*"3X^^ A-Viz-A-V-A-Vy-V-V-"*-^^ I SELLING OUt BUGGIES and ��������� . FARM IMPLEMENTS AT LOWEST CASH PRICES. xini&cai^taa^'^axw&^x^xrM+^yj^aia^-ixu-strz: B.C. HARDWARE Co., Ltd, '33 Johnson St., Viotorii (���������'Oi '_1*_ % ���������^y^'-wv'"-"^^ ^lllll!llllilliiiil|lll!illlilllllllll!lllli!!l!illll!llllllll!ll!llllllllll||iii:il!ll^ jl -Capit.l $0,200,000, ' B.Bei-vo $7,2G0,OC0 "g J The Royal Rank of Canada, J I DRAFTS ISSUED IN ANY UUKUKNCY. PAYABLE ALL 1 OVER VHB WOK LI). 11 -���������������(V___ 'TYC NITER'S' A detachment of British soldi crs wns about lo attack a hand of rebel Indian tribe-men'; who uwnited I hem drawn iu>.iu battle order, A sea.������i-niod o!tl svt'geant 11 -liced a ^'i.".}:' sol-lier, fresh lu.iin home, visibly uHVcted ��������� V.y the itca.Viess of the coining figlil. His fare wa*> pale, ids icctli eh altered, and his knees tried hard te knock each other on*. It was phef-r nervousness, but Mtc icr- geant thought it was downi'ght funk "Cnllaghan,** he wliisp- peied. "is it trimhlji*1 ye are for ver own dirty skin?1' ''K-uo thergeani,*' replied Callnghau, I'vr.vc a'tempt te :���������.*,!!! !;::g Yw)h':., ,,(,ii*in trini- b.in' for the iniiny, They don't J* now CallagbauV. here." **"i'v.*l*������irl(*iiil A* I'liimi Wntcr Worku Co.. I/i), NOTK'K SpriiikMnj; will Im nllnwc<l Mtlv two iii(fiit.i������ n wi-t-'k, iioiticlv Tr������.'S])..\y itml FRIDAY. IV01.1 1,:., .,t\ .*. j. .;; I i .Ol summ.ee, schedule. FOR SALK���������A good buggy hoi ho Seven yearn old Absolutely quiet. For particulars* apply In Captain H. 1\ Yig<���������*���������*���������, Comox. 11. C. TheCuniberland Livery Stable was sold last Friday to Messrs V II Cloutier and J Ivirkbiide, who took o.ver 1 lie business ou Monday The SS. "Joan" will sail, as under:��������� lA'ave Victoria Tuesday. 7,-00 a.m., for Nauaiino, Union dud Comox. Leave-Coinox Wednesday 8.00 a.in,., for Union, Nanaimo and Vancouver. ��������� Leave Vancouver Thursday, 9,00 a.m,, for Nanaimo, Union und, Comes. Leave Comox Friday, S.oja.ni, for I'liiou, Nauaiino and . Vancouver. : Leaye A'aneoiiver Saturday, 9.00 a.m., for Nanaimo, Union and Cofiiox. Leaye Comox Sunday, 12.15 a.m., for. Union, Nanaimo, aud Victoria. At n banquet given by ihe mayor oi Vancouver in lienor of j the officers of the U. S. cruiser i u VV't'.-il. *. llgHH-t, liuw Ul t .iliLtJii- ver harbor, liie toasts ami responses expressed the feeling that Great llritaiii aud the United S'atcs are bound together with strong bonds of blood, ami that in all tlilllculiies these two great power-t would stand together, shouldei to shoulder, against ihe whole wot LI. NOTICK All, Permit**, fur burning, nre ninrelleil until fiirllier iiolicc, .1', \Y, Cuikvk, Kin' Wnrtlon, Courlt;nay, ILC, July 17, 1911, CARD. J takf. fJiift opportuuity of tliiink- ing nil the piiti'oiisof the lutu lirm of Mitxwell A; llortutl, anil solicit 11 i!i)iitii|imiK't! of your ei-tt'eiuod'patronage. ' lOKNAL. FOIiSALK- by rtei'e or I on. -42 Here** of liny, If limited by iiiir- Hiiim-i*. JJijn.MJi per ton If ilnliv I'l'cil y������.('0 pel* ton. (ioikI elover miiil tiiitf'fliv. ApplyCheo Yeiik. ���������Wo-iwcikI l*'ni in. Sin ih' ick, .11. V, For the purchase of the s'ock of Thomas K. Cartwright, consisting of Gent's Furnishings Loots and Shoes. Staple Dn Gootls, aud Store Fi*tin������s. Thi.*- stock will he (ni view in the store previously occupied bv T. 1C Canwrig'nt. Uavis Lloek, Dins 'miiir Ave , t uniberlaixi, ]} C , between die hours of 10 a. in. and 12 noon; and 1 p.111, and ������������������ p in , on ilu- following days:��������� July 271*11. aSth, and 29th, 1911. Tenders must be sent to W. J. Fraser, V. O. Jio.\ 02, Cumberland, H.C.. on or before Tuesda*. August j,si, 1911. The high.-si or any lender not necessarily ac Cepted. \V. .1. F..ASKK, ..'���������", Assignee. Cumberland, U.G., J'ulv .2.4, '11. ������ SPECIAL ATTKNTON pui������l u������ SAVJNOS ACCOUNTS A* n u������rpu g P athi.l.e-'t ('urn nt l{:t .���������������** nilnwtd on D>-po.iti. of $1 aid upwind.-. I( p CUMBEItLANr", B 0 , Bmnclx, Cpt-n Daily | g UN 10^** WHARF,' "g. C, Sub-flr-tch Open Thu-sdaya | fj H. F. MONTCjOMERY, l\.������nager. j S COUrtTSNAY, ' ** 0 , Branch, Opon "Daily. 1 H R. R. CULBERT, ManRger. | %X'iiiii!i!iiiiiiiiiii:iiii:iii:i,:ii:.'i::������!ii!iiii:i!i!i!:iiiii!iiii:ii>j|i''iiiii!!^ i\*������" _> 3- _/.._. '__ ��������� ���������i_'������w>_nrM>iwiiniii i i itan irmti > i *���������mii____i ii> m im *****-mitsna* ���������*��������� I LLlEBa SDH EARRIGTER AND SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBL1 , fCO'NiVEYANCING DUNSMLMR AVENUE CUMBERLAND, -0-" rriiLK; notice, Public imtice U li(������i*uby givon that on Katun lay, A'lU'iist 5fii, h poll uluill be taken, at the City Hull, Oimiu'ljiinL IL 0., for the p'U'iioni'of obtaining the eoiisenl of the owners of the hind to be in- eliulud within tin* p'opised ex ion- sion of the. city limits. Such poll shall he open from I) it, in, until 7 p. in. !>y order, iu Council dated J nl v nt inn. i. MnlvTNNoN', Returning Ollleer, City Hull, Ciiniluiiiinil, I), u.. ' .Inly 25th, lllll. i-jT-mw v*-xmmwnMas,\.um*^r*r*������u*maat-amai ��������� Tj,*a **_i_ni������v.'������;*awiiB-HBi*i.*u������������vnni ���������iJUMiifiiniiir **" *"*���������*' T"*���������>*-*������������������-������������������������������������������������������������-.���������������*'*-***������������������ i**������i*ii*l*������u iNcmwwwii'wa -V." B0^6RR'=====.. OJholcsalc Dcalcn in WIRES, UJQU.Or* & QEIS^ I P. 0. TOX 4.83 PEOUF. 3*0.... CUMBERLAND Wt1<v A-fAtWW.'liBJ"*. WMIlW-l *iftf*nTv*^idi-\n\mAmWm-mr.r*m'n This is the first spring in the history of Coui'tx '"District that the local demand for eggs has been equal to the supplv, Noihiug pays,belter, 'luiu poiil'rv, if tlie'v are rightly managed, . i-rgm, will the little fellows nud fied them CHICK FO<>D, which is a mixture of bone meal, wheiit, on is, corn and o'her grain, cur and, blended in "the right^proiioriion to make them thrive and grow, 1'pr sale by ;.-j . A lli-l'oot skill", '"���������pniut- bow nnd LOST grey, Light eluun on two O-foot oiti's jn boat, Iluwnnl for return to Ik'Oilt ill,(III O. ,, t/liill.li-i niiiM, of Ji*i3 will he |mid ILC. A. & CRAWFORD, ��������� - - Oourtency, P. JJKAI.KIl IN KLOUR AM) I-'KICO tBanaKrKawBW*^^ Httf v*vn**ff/vm*fia*it*g mnaww- ui'MMtni tii\vim*XN jimmtam ^A Bwt*ai-iwt.r.va!i.*Zl. &a*j,-,t.Mvmx*\YiwXcx.v������\ titStmtam icvcles ���������^ AND- ill! CQII1Q Dliw& K01{HALK~-IOiM"'e������ ol hmd ��������� ������������������ ']���������.>.���������>"'" T T.;...���������!,vj.I f...t.,tf\ ���������\\\(\l\* ....... ���������>.... >ri tlii-i'ii iiii]i*it from Cninberhinil. Apply, In Alex Wnine, Ciiinher- IiiikL'h, C, , ������.n������M*w . w ��������� *������un������ ��������������� '.I'C'.'iv'i' '(��������� An) cliiuig^i* or t.t'i'itiui ��������� t(* o\- Lting piping mn^t !������ii Banct'oncil by the eouipauy. Hy orifur. ��������� L. W. Nunks. Rt'c.retiiry, *Cmuherhiid,IL C.^Aug, 1*1,11)11. T1."'������M*/"-. * --- ; CAUD... T������'nd������irh will ti. it- -i ivi'ij up In, Iliivin^ uiihdntwii from Ihe Aegu,t 2nd. for pninilng two *������*������*������ ������>f M������*������-''l & Horm.l. I wWi ��������� .1 ii- t i , i to ihaiiK" tin* iiiiblic foe l!,c piii'ou rooniH hi the pnlilif. school n\u]t ' . . ' , , ������ ., 1 .iigH llic-v Uiwc tifittu'i'tl tipt.'.i tue building nn outhouse. For par. S|,(ll, f;rl;lt nn������| |ln|1,. ,|, t r,��������� wjf| tieuhirs apply to any of the lU'hool Jcuiiijuuv tbe nunc to the new (inn. trw-teci*. or tu T. tl- Carey, Sec-* relary. Aluk M,vx\vw. l^a,uvt Av������nuo������ FOR SA I.F --an-foot. Launch, Kairb-inhs S: Morse 5 horsepower, double-cylinder engine; floatingboathouse, etc. Apply t is office. FOll SAUv-li room lioiimi witli Iiiithrooin nnd pnntrv, nL-o funiitiire. A pplyMtrk Mi'i'gnu, ^ A nice advertising Souvenir u ' * *��������� ! . . 1 < *"* > * i"t ,%*���������,���������.���������������-.��������� iirrMV YUM "T*V ������'V US 1 ������*w\. *\* S- ti V ������ % !>*���������:������������������" peetive buyer who' sends for our Catalogue and mtutioiis ibis advertisement. THOS. PLIMLEY, OFPICK AND ErORE 730 YATES ST��������� WirTf*..*. IA PkC Q^nhQK.727 JOHNSON HT.. V l*w I U������M������, ra.-w '���������If you get i< at PlimleyLH it's au. right.''* P Q ���������W^ Do Itoprtirinir icZm^^^s^^rfh^i^^ssi:. ;.JrfllM*B������M*i*h-.!^''������*������ ��������� i iKntfjttst_���������;-*���������. >���������*>���������. l%Hu-������*^;i^!$Wi0)f*M*<JW,)'<f<i ������������"-'.i'% -, * ������ w H*frp������^*tf' . w������w���������'���������"**-���������'���������W!B*if,H**���������,
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