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[The News]; [The Weekly News]
BC Historical Newspapers
The Cumberland News was published in Cumberland, in the Comox Valley region of Vancouver Island, and ran from April 1899 to July 1916. Published by Walter Birnie Anderson, the News served the communities of Cumberland, Courtenay, and Comox Valley, and was eventually absorbed by another Cumberland-based paper, the Islander.
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Jy- tr<-jr*~-?rS *��������� ^~ <-- vS':> i *. 4 t -m*-������-m-m r^**z*f!B&*mm f&pn. -Yoira first -o^Itisi} i T0 THE lUEAIi STPBSSi A Journal Devoted Especially, to th������ Interests pf Gorncax.-. Dlwtrtct. '.'���������I'.'i.-W ���������w)i������ "I*' II I 11 ��������� ������t The News, Ni.nktkenth Year. CUMBERLAND B. CM -WEDNESDAY, AIAY. 29 :9j2 Sunsetivtion #i-.oo a^Year. l* '.'l^-fmrnvprn -vj- HIIII I 5^ a nge asscr^ arrived A very lei ment cf Trunks. These are made by La mon tap ne & Co., one of the leading makes in Qanada and are all splendid values, prices from to $22.50. ' ' Suit Cases in many kinds from $4 to $13.59 WALLPAPERS--Do"yot������r buying wiih' r us; .we have a very large range and; ��������� prices to suit all. We aim to please. u< ffi*>*>f\r^****'***^ FOR STOVES . AND RANGES Furniture anil Household wv.'t*~*-* ��������� ��������� ������������������" ���������������������������������������������--���������v*^5) -.41 srmofl-uEisES a;Co;;ii"a 1 ������ Wbil-%a9iW$&^^ mw,iom,rrmtimim.**v-----me-jr^rm*Zm^^ S" JOHN'S CHURCH A priuid biiztiur will be held in Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson, Aiid row Thomson and Mi', nud Mrs. Alex Walker, arrived hotno aid uf the above Catholic Church on Mondity evening from a pleas in tlio Cumberland Hall, on Tues iXllt holiday trip lo Nanaimo und Supplies ar Baths, Lavatories, Plumbing, Plumbing v Supplies niiiiSMSTYPStsiYl^TnBclV^ I I Bum BE, a'a fiRS w M I laKH x Ens I ^ ��������� II^RI" I I Phobic 31 " T." njjip.. -^ Phone 10 P.O. The Cumberland partment Stores (Ute J. N. McLeod) Direct Importers This store is now being extended and several new departments .will b'- added and shortly bu opened u.p -(wi:,h a large and select btock of. everything appertaining lo a general business, and it will be the aim of th^ manage ment to {*i,ve the Public first-class goods at the lowest 'possible prices.' W. A. Wagenhaussr -> ���������AND��������� P. P. Onate PROPRIKTORS Corner of First St and Dnnsmuir Ave CUMBERLAND, B.C. , "ST THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE -^arf^^fftej/^j^^^y-t.^^PjlM.2;. ������v*������������^������������^tf������^IM/^u^. day, June iSth. Thu bazaar wiil commence prompt al 10 a. in,, tin til 7 p.m. .A grand Scotch Can-' adian Danco will follow; Roy's Orel 10sIra will provide the music A good lime is assured.till. Come, lAefrohhiin������nts will hu served;.'AO "mission, lady ami gentleman $1; extra, lady- 50o - jf he Oiiiii-berliiiul Tennis Club tnpt.ngniii 011 Tuesday afternoon on,the "Roecourj,. i\lrfl. *W, Lnw- retice wns hosier for the occasion - Manager Gibson of the I'jeal collieries will have on Friday for I ted a portion ns b. iinsylviiiiia, where he has ticecp iianngor of u coal initio, We wish him success in hia new position. ������ 1 .������ ,, m-mft. M.f, 11 nr. y Moiinee, we are ���������nleii-U'd to leiirn, is ..recovering from nn attack of pneumonia .which haa confined him'to hiu ,|i.jii'ii.i foi' several weeks pant, ���������������������������''������ . i' ' Miss Chaiuh.'rB, principal of our high school, has nsignel her p s'lioti, tii take effect on Ilie I.Ust find, I lev, Mr, LaU'ero will teach ihu hrihincn of the term Hi'v.-raffi're left hv Pninlav';' ))oatfor-tho niiiiiilaiid; Mr, Luff- em hns resigned as reetoi of Holy Trinity Ohnrch, and will leave some time in July, Mr. George Tarbell. Mw. 0. II Tnr'mll, Mrs. .1, Cooke and Miss Irene Monnce, left by nnt,(,) on but d y tnoiuiiig Inr Vie'o/ia. On t ll--'1 !(.'! Ill' II ill' \- W'ill hi' lll'l'nl||.. j a lied by Mr,-. J, W. Iliulen and tlniiijht'T". Victoria, Mrs. Frank Dalby and children are enjoying a pleasant visit with friends in Washington. They will be absent for some time. .James 'Bakewisll,,.��������� for many yea's with R Grant i& dp.,-'was found dead iii his cabin mi Sim- day evening. The deceased was" about as usual on Saturday, ' The cause ol death was appoplexy. "Jimmy" was a familiar lignro in our town for the p-tst eighteen years or more, and will be greatly mused. The funeral took place tliis'altcruoon, the remains beiim ��������� n cscortcJ lo the gr(ivo by 'Union Lodged .1,0.O.K. of which Order Hie deciased was a member Dr. D. K. Kerr, dentist, wiil b. at Cumberland Hotel for two weeks, beginning Juno ]2th, Mr. Pete Anderson, proprietor of the City Hall Moving Picture Show, is having the hall fixed up better than ever, One of the chief advantages will be the ele vating of. the floor, thus giving everyone a chance to see the pic ttires���������this will be the means of drawing large crowds, Other features about Mr. Anderson's picture hoiiFe, are the placing of the operating room ojitsidc the hall and having it lined with usbl'stos, making it perfectly safe in casepf fire, fulfilling the requirements of the "Fire Act," and secondly, arrangements have be.mi in ad ci to secure the best film service in .y&neotiyer. Mr, Anderson expects to be ready to show pictures by KriOay or, Saturday evening next. So prepare yourself for the grand opening.' Fatal Accident At No. S Mine William Logan Killed Ily Fall Of Rock At No.5 Mino Thursday May 23. 'IV, < Uvenbody is ,talking ���������}"<#ri iWfiiui, thf: C i\.R. in minus Springs. The, mnny friends ol! Mr. Joe Stewart, fornierlv of the Royal Hank here, and son of Mr. aud Mrs..J as, Stewart, will be pleased to hear that he has been promoted to the important position of paymaster of The Ocean Grove Pulp & Milling Co. The mills are s!t- nalod near Prince Rupert 15. C. Mr.'iind Mr>, P.P. Harrison 11 r rived home from Victor'a on Tuesday evening, Rov.l). C, Freeinin, of Grace Methodist Ciurcb, lias roeuiv. d the sanction of Conference to ')(���������.'-��������� njiy tiiat pulpit lor an >t*iur ye.i/, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Marsdeu, accompanied by Mrs, Marsslen's father, Mr. John Denton, arrived iu town hit Sa'uidny aud are re no wing old acquaintances. Tiie 11 uim-reus I'ri.-nr's of !\!r I'Obert (rant sr.. are hoping hn' lie wi 1 lettiru home i!,)i'tt>efit .d iu hetl,t 1 from hi-; visit iti i.bov.l Kaiuloop niid ll.vriKm Uu TITAN 10 Wreck of "Titanic," largest, best illustrated, most attractive book ever olTced the public fot #1.00. Agents wanted. IHgges! commissions ever, Freight prepaid, outfit free. Send loe, cos: of mailing. -'liush to-day to "Maritime Publishing Co,'1 Hon 91, St John N. li. Mr. L. A. CJuertiu. of the Colonial Investment Co.,Vancouver "The Port Maun People/1 pail Oumberlaud u visit last Saturday Mr f'T.-M-l!" .- .i.ii-l,- ,.,-,..,I .,,.(!,.. ���������>.., ���������....^.... . 1. ^ j. ... ^ (......,... , ity in the coming terminus of the Canadian Northern Kuilroad, Port Man 11. Mr. A. S. Ue-ndeis'*ii, teller of The Canadian Hank of Conini- erce, oi' tliis, city, has-been Mm us foned to Niiitaimo braneli. He left by Sunday's boat. Mr. lieu person ii being succeeded here by Mr. >Fo >������������������;, 1 he grim reaper has taken another from our midst in' the person of William Logan, an employee of The Canadian"Collieries Company Limited who came to his death by a fall of, lock at No. 5 mine ou Thursday af:er- noon, May 33rd. Dcc.visiid was a native of Baill iestoii, Glasgow, Scot hind, and was 33 years of nge. He was a resident of this place for the past twelve 'mouths, A widow and two children are lelt io mourn his loss���������a sou aged eight years; and a daughter aged four years. The bereaved family have the sympathy of tlie entire community Tlie late Mr, Logan was n member of the Masonic Order, The funeral took place on Sun day afternoon at three o'clock e.v cortcd by Cuiuberlau'l Lodge A. =SIR=EDrv1UND--WAtKE.RrerV.O^Lt7D7TD;C.ir=pRESlDENr ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager . CAPITAL -; $ 1,0,000,000 REST,- ;$8,0C0,0O& THE SAVINGS BAJN.K 'DEPARTMENT of The. Canadian Bank of Commerce will receive deposits of $t and upwards, on which interest is allowed at current rates. There is no delay in withdrawing the whole or any portion of the,deposit. Small deposits are welcomed. . A234 Accounts may be opened in-the names of two or more persons, to b,e operated by any one of the number or by the survivor. A joint account of this kind saves expense in establishing the ownership of tlie inchej' after death, and is especially useful when a man desires to provide for his wife, or for others depending upon him, in the event of his death. CUMTERLA7D BRANCH.s W.T.WHITE, BTanapr... P. & A. M., who had charge ol the funeral arrangements; also Local' No. 2299, United Mine Workers of America, ol! which the deceased was a member, ac- companied the renii-ins to their last resting place. The funeral .cortege was head ed by the City Band, which nlay ed the dead hi arch. Old Comox Resident Dies Captain It. S. McConnell I)ievs , *,At IDs Home Hrightou 1E11 gland . Capt. 'R. S, McCouncll, wha., was well Iknown among the old timers of the Valley, has gone to Gramophone needles at this office. gci!raffli--ragsaREn^ The interment took phr:o in ahe Ureat lieyond. Word was received by Mr, Win, Mathew- you from Mrs. McCouuell' that the Captain had passed away at his home at Brighton, England* on the roth of last June 1911,, The deceased was high up iu. ,'Mnsoucry.; at one time he wu������ Secretary of Mil am Lodge, No.y 14, A. V.'lk A.M., Courtenay." duridg the period ol' Dr. Young,, 0. W. Cliutim and Ales Giant. Those who knew Cnpt, McConnell will be very sorry to learn of his death. Cumberland cemeteiy, the Rev. J as. Hood of St.1 George's L-Vcsby teriau (3hurcli ofiicititing. -���������.> , vSce The Colonial Investment Company's Ad of Port Mann ou the fourth page. U will be changed every month and keep you posted ou this coming great, city of opportunities for 'he investor. lor sale Girls' White Lawn Dresses THKvSK DRKvSSKS come iu a very fine quality-of lawn, Dimmed with pule blue and pink ribbon, very dainty for spring and summer wear. T 76 nnd $?. eft All sizes at *i| ,[0; Boys' Wash Shirts In all ilio Ir.'i'l'n^ patterns and styles miHi at Ilnstcr llroivn, S:tilor'���������tli^c j������on<U will t>:i������li w^ll and Iind ilu- color and ,iro jusi tlio tliiiii; for a well (IrenSird hoy. Sizes from 3 to six yonr*. Silk Organdy In ilia lovely sofi stride, .1; helio, ji'ii't, slrnv, Alice l)lui������f>kv l)'tie. fxtv.isf (������rcy, vry prfty for evenin;; or par y dresses, Mutable for M.^se*' or l.adie*.' costumes, 28 iiulies wide, 50c ,1 yard A ^liipiiH'iit' nf pink and sky bl|te flinge Miiiablc for tiiuiiniug d.es^e> V\-ieis...." 2"c, 50c and 75c a yard Campbell Bros. .���������p'K^'ittrwvimw Wm* THE NEWS. CTOnJKitr.AND, B. JC. :��������� ,-v ' I. ���������tii IN THE BALANCE -rfiy:i~^rMOBE'RLY; .t J. Autlior of Tangled' Deer- noi" etc., etc. "-t'i1 -.mi 'xuti .rsw .ar/n ,.W4$J2MJkft*Kdk_CO.. LIMITED ^jaoJUdon, Melbourne nnd Toronto. ' i Mf 1!,! (Continued). j .Ml never met; anyone llko him," nfij6s answered toomphatieally; "lie dragged me into -llio rot tune, rather ij 'i'lme-oyed,.' barely furnished littlo place, and before a ureal euiivas in tlltV slttlng-ronm, \\t\ halted nte, iind siftd��������� , ' ' .-'''There! Could there be a moro perfect 'NuiiHleiia".'" , [i-'t'in not, niucli of a fellow for art Aiul all Hint, but, by Jove, 'Dorothy, (K'(U picture fairly took my breath nwny. lie went, on to tell me coolly tluit'ho. would have eoino ui������ beforo uftoul. iny porlnilt.; but that lie wuh ojillgcd to paint;th'o' apple blossom \\',)lilHt it wim al, its beat." 'J'lTlio applo blossom? .What apple blossom?" ' " j ��������� ���������'������������������>��������� ���������?YQhl the girl, the Nausicna he haa p'iijnted���������ami 1 shy, dear,- you must come and see It���������Is standing amongst apple trees'. You never saw anything so'- (Ino us the blossom against tlie bjuo sky, and that, girl's face, Just lighted .mi���������as if she saw Ulysses Coming'up the orchard!" ."Who is the girl? Surely not a local celebrity?" -" ''I'll seems that,;, she lives on the olbo- side of ��������� - tli'oC��������� common with a widowed mother; .Dyson is their mime; and I take it they are gentlefolk" .'(They are'new here, since our days. W.ben we lived at Handhurst, JMrs. Tritton's was the only cottage on the common." , ,, :-tlir you had ever seen-the original dl*.-,Sevan's picture, you couldn't for- ioi her," Miles said with decision. | ,'jWe are so seldom in Handhurst, div'cven in that direction, but 1 should Hfce~to ���������:-;��������������� see anyone so lovely; and I Mr. Bevan's A TURKISH BATti ON THE FARM FOLK!, ON THK VAKM-Ave you missing one of SNAP'S best services F A dip in the tub and SNA1' used instead ot soap inakes you feel as if you had enjoyed a Rename TURKISH BATH. '���������It is thoroughly cleansing, removes the stain and grime of hard work, refreshes and invigorates as it cleans, :{iml is soothing to the skin. He sure you get SNAP the original Antiseptic Cleaner, \ 13 lRirrghigiir'TotinTlace in the gallery.' "Ho wil| come .yip this afternoon��������� at least;'; lie said he would come. 'But ho-spoke asiii'i.lik were all the time in a dreamlanO-of his own, and whether he will really come or not re- wains'to be sce.ii!" Richard Bevan, however,- contrived .-lo-eraerge4r^\-JiHS-(l^amlaiid._Es_ui o'clock was : chiming from.. the clock over the stables of, the Court, when he was uRhere(l,4nta...D,C)rothy,s big, fiiik'(3^.0yij'^ng-room. The room, which durlhi? the-last;year of the old Ks .uire'8,aife/ hajlbeen little used, and when 'WdbMi had presented an uncompromising look of Early Victorian duMbss'anff'piH)i)Vlety, had been con- ve������<t!cdt bvniita' new mistress into a m<Jstt:hTomeJJlft.,and restful place, beautiful alike to eye and mind. All that was ugly had been banished, and what-i'enm'liWd'twas harmonious and charming. [T.ho .'windows commanded Iho rHBiU-je-.KreiLt view of plain and woodiana.aB(.was to be seen from the terrace, an'd'looking-glasses, opposite Iho WhVMSvi^wtiro so arranged as fo ���������-r.ell.Qe_4)] Is wonderful panorama. The (lftepr-4'omforialile sofas and chairB wore upholstered in chlntx.es of dell- cafe colouring, and old-world patterns that suited the oakpanelled walls; and 1iio;i)!cmro6'-;-l)a)iKinK on the walls \?6fo"'"ttH ���������"���������water-colour sketches or sunny English landscapes or blue Hfluiltorn sides-- Books and ninga/.ln- ^^oro'-ytrbWh'upon the table, and lliore wtii*.Jlp.\v$rs every where; plants In viols, HoWei-sin bowis, (lowers n lull glims vases!' Dorothy of Ion said sho had, beon hungry, for flowers for HoJnim. ininLnow that her lovo. lor (hem MiMi&yfully satisfied, uho intended* ilo EvaUfy it.to the utmost. When tho artist entered, sho was Afoiio'/'ft������<MB Bho camo forward to Ki'Wt hl������].vJio nlniost uttered aloud tho words tlmUprnng lo his mind. ''**'������Ih't������/vJ wiitr !A .all slops, lioavon In Wcyes,'' and ho f""'1 UlmBolf Buy* liig liiwardt^', , , '"Whntsia ji'fiHJ/til womiiii, what an ���������tij|?ntyiluibty restful 'woman." SCOTT'S EMULSION rS's tlie heat and quickest way to perfect health, -Women', and girls who suffer arc simply weak ���������weak all over. Opiates and alcoholic mixtures are worse than worthier, thry ngjjrn- vatc the trouble nnd lower the standard of health, QitnH'o Emnloinn guiitt 0 LiiiuiSiuui strengthens the whole body, invigorates and builds up, lie had only twice beforo seen hor, and each lime bhe had looked wan, tired, and anxious, totally unlike this graceful, white-robed creature, whose grey eyes isoeiiied to his pool; mind to hold a brooding sense of motherhood, "��������� ,. "J am glad you are going to begin iny "husband's portrait," sho said, af- icr a courteous greeting, "I think he will ,,nmke a good picture, and he ought to he ou the wall amongst, his forbears!" "Sir., (lalahad! .Galahad' ot . Iho. Grail," was tho odd reply, and Dorothy's brows drew together. "Galahad?" she said. "Oh! It is monstrous���������monstrous," Bevnn rose from.his chair and began to pace.tlio room, his head a little bent, his brown eyes dreamy and shining, "monstrous to paint that man In a frock coat, and high collar. Silver armour, and a sword in' his hand, 'redressing human ills.' Who spoke no slander, no, nor listened to it!' To paint him ia twentieth century dress���������pshaw!" ' ' ' -'',, Dorothy had watched and listened with a growing amusement on her face, and when she could insert a word edgeways into the artist's torrent: of speech, she said quietly��������� ��������� "Are you comparing Sir Miles to Galahad?"- Bevan stood still ia the middle of the room, and stared at her, as though he had forgotten her,very existence. "Sir Miles?" he faltered, then, recollecting himself, and smiling his charming smile, he continued��������� . "Yes. Please forgive me, I forgot, my mind was so full of lilm, as I saw him in the road with the sunlight on his hare head. Of course, you will see what I mean when I say he ought to be painted as ,Sir Galahad,^of the Grail!'.'.,- , , ��������� *' *������������������-���������������������������" Dorothy looked'thoughtfully at. the speaker, the lineaments of her husband's face Hashing before her mental vision. "Miles���������and���������Galahad���������the knight of the Grail?" She had never thought of Miles!;, face as anything more than pleasant looking, kindly, the face of an English gentleman. 'Now, with the ���������ar_tist!sJ;e^ seemed to see her husband in. a-'ii'ow; light, a strangely searching light, and with ajittle proud leap ���������of the heart she recognised the truth'of Bevan's comparison. ��������� Purity and steadfastness looked out -of Miles' grey eyes, and nothing evil or mean ever lurked in Lheir glance. Generosity and a certain nobility of outlook were written on his broad forehead; and in his mouth���������the firm, well-cut mouth���������there was ho story of baseness or unclean living; nothing was written there but quiet strength and a high courage. Her own thoughts so absorbed her that it was her turn to start when Bevan spoke again. ",You, his wife, will understand what I mean?" he said insistently. . "Yes, yes, indeed I do understand" ���������Dorothy spoko1 with eagerness��������� "and I���������T agree with you. But I am afraid"���������her eyes twinkled���������"my husband would never be induced to wear silver armour or to pose as Galahad." "It Is a g'reat pity," Bevan sighed, "You soe, a painter .sometimes sees so- much more than merely tho surface features, One sees tho man beyond his faco." "I am glad you arc going to paint Miles," Dorothy exclaimed with rare impulsiveness; "it Is so important, so vitally Important to show the world tho man ns he really is." Bevan, with no clue to tho reason of her sudden vehemence, looked mildly surprised, and Dorothy said hurriedly��������� "Would you like to seo tlio picture gallery before tea?" "You will come and seo my 'Nan- Hlcna' ono day," Tio van said abruptly, ns he followed his hostloss along 11 long corridor Into the north wing of the building that contained tlio picture gallery. "I think Sir Miles was pleased with hor. ��������� 1 should like you to see her; sho Is Spring Incarnate" Ills volco had dropped into Its dreamy tones again, and Dorothy smiled. "Ploaso let 1110 como and see her, Mr. Bevnn, nnd I want to know llio original too. 1 understand that, she lives 011 tho common with her mother." "'All iiiigul-wulcreri Illy,'" ho unit- lercd absently. "You know how ltos- sclil puts If?" "So held she through hor girlhood, I.Ike and angle-watered Illy that mutt riod Grown, and Is quid," of his eyes more noticeable, and Dorothy turned Impetuously to Bevan. "Yes, please���������do as ho suggests. Paint, lilm just In theso everyday working garments! I like him best ia those, You look just���������you���������In them," sho added Hinging at her husband a laughing look, which to his observant eyes seemed to hold ia It something new, something which, for 'i moment, only for a moment, quickened his heart-heals. Tho three sauntered slowly round tho gallery, pausing beforo Hemes- leys of bygono days, garbed In bygone dress, talking in desultory wl.so of this school of painting or of thai, and deriding, tho uselessness or absurdity of certain ancient fashions, when Bevan all at once exclaimed��������� "That face Is extraordinarily familiar to me. How do 1 know it? 1 havo never been' hero beforo; but 1 could swear 1 know that man's overy .* feature"'��������� They wore standing beforo,the portrait of a man wearing the severe dress of 11 Puritan soldier: his lank hair brushed straight buck from a low forehead, his sallow complexion, long face, and '.small furtive *eycs showing no prepossessing qualities. "Wo fought for the Parliament," Miles answered, "and this was a certain Ralph Hernesley, who had the not very enviable reputation of running witli both hare and hounds. Ho ���������now I look at lilm closely���������he Is llko somebody I know, too. Who is It, Dorothy? The eyes remind me ,of Bomcone���������80111.0 chap Who can't, look one fair and square iu the face; and that sallow complexion- " , "I've got it," the artist broke in; "I don't know whether your man and my man are the same. But that picture is the living image of my landlord, Mr.-Denis Tritton. Why, Mr. Tritton might have sat for that very picture." 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Tho re-construction of Goodrich House, llu'tHeld, has disclosed the remains of a Sixteenth Century timber building,-which has''been, hidden by brickwork for over 200 years. A largo number of silver and copper coins,, dating from tho Untie of Charles* ��������� II.'to George II., have also been found. The property was originally a portion of the Manor of Hartllehi, and was sold in 1792 by the tlrst Marquis of Salisbury. BRUCE'S SEEDS ryr^'^The Standard of Ounllty Since 1850 LP y An experience of over sixty years in the Seed business in Canada, and our long oonnootlon with the Bast Growers of tha World, gives us advantages which few seed houses possess { added to this, our careful aystem of tttitlng all onr seeds.for purity and germinntion, and lhe great care exercised in every detail of our business, brings to us every season many pleased customers, to add to our- already large list of patrons. - SHOPPING BY MAIL Is a most fascinating, enjoyable, and profitable pufsuit." 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B.EDDY COMPANY, LIMITED HULL, CANADA. In one year 80,707,000 tcleRranis were despatched0in the, United Kingdom. ' As a safe-guard buy nothing in the baking powder line unless all the ingredients aro printed on the label. The manufacturers ot. the brands ot baking, powder in which large quantities, oC alum are used, are afraid to print the ingredients on the label as no person would buy it at any'price. Magic Baking Powder is pure find guaranteed not to contain alum. He���������I don't know. T didn't hear much of it, Dorothy was telling me how fond she is of music���������Satire. The Henpecked Husband: "Is my wife going out,, Elsie?" ��������� ^ Elsie: "Yes, sir." Henpecked Husband:, "lio know if I am going with her " you Won: Fame on its Merits.���������The un- bounded-popularity~that-Dr>r���������Tbomas- Eclectric Oil enjoys is not. attributable lo any elaborate advertising, for It, has not been-so advertised? but is entirely due to the merits of this Oil as a medicine. In'��������� every- city,, town and hamlet in the coui\tryuit is sought after solely because of-|tk''good qualities. ',,'.- ���������,.:.,". ". "-:���������'��������� Only Guide Posts. A well known.Fourth avenue banker was sitting in a downtown restaurant eating mysli and milk; "What's the matter?" inquired a friend. --'���������;��������� ��������� "Got dyspepsia." "Don't you enjoy your meals?" "Knjoy my meals?" snorted the indignant dyspeptic. "My: meals are merely guide posts to take medicine beforo or. after."���������Pittsburgh Post. Oranges we're purchased last, year hy tlio United Kingdom to the value of $11,000,000, and lemoiiB to the value of $2,320,000, A Hint .���������Lady: I guess you're get- Jin' a. goou thing out o' "tending the rich Smith boy, ain't ye, doctor?��������� Doctor: Well, yes; I get-, a pretty good fee. Wlty?���������Lady: Well, I hope you won't forget that my Willie threw the brick that hit 'Im!���������Scribner's. nuickly slops couihs, cures colds, heals the throat and lufids- - - 20 cents. Enough For, One! Meal "Whenever I see a tooth-pielF," said Moses Ezekiel, tlio Roman sculptor, "I think of a dinner that was given ih Home iii hon,or of two Turkish noblemen. <���������'"' ."'������������������ /~* "Isat beside the younger of the noblemen, He, glittered with gold embrol: dery and great diamonds; but, nevertheless, 1 pitied him sincerely, for he was sirango lo our table., manners, and some of his errors were both ludicrous and painful. "Toward the dinner's end a servant, -e.\-!eii(le(I~to-t!ie-young-man-a-p!ate-of- toothpicks. He waved thii plate away, saying in a low and bitter voice: " 'No, thank you, 1 en want no more.' "���������The World Today. , thank you, 1 have already oat- two of the accursed things, and I The Wlorse Code For ,������.eropranes. An Idea which is being worked out at the present lime is the adoption of .the Morse Code for the use of airmen. It consists in smudges of lampblack 'ejected by compressed air from a.; funnel-shaped tube attached to the forward edge of the upper piano of a bl-plane. The apparatus is under the control of the airmen, who,.having familiarized himself with the Morse Code, indicates dashes with a long puff of "smoke and dots with a shorter ejectment. Lieutenant Roy C. Kirk- land Is responsible for tho idea, and t,|io ��������� preliminary experiments have proved immensely successful, the signals being easily read off by observ- \ers on terra flrma. Makers also of Wooden Palls, Tubs, etc. g������g^**A ttjE~Fvwi?.y-; Vi sssssil Keeps your Harness SOFT AS A GLOVE TOUGH ASA WIRE, BLACK AS A COAL t Sold by Dealers Everywhere. HameSS Oil , The IMPERIAL OIL CO., Limited EUREKA FREE! FREE1 FREEI JJOTj^^^GIVEN You sell 30 Beautiful Souvenirs ut 5c. each, then send us $1.50 and wo will send outfit prepaid. Other fjlfts for hoys and girls, we trust you. Wrlto for Souvenirs. CANADIAN NOVELTY SUPPLY HOUSE, ' London, Ont. Dr Clark's . *, FQRtHE.:,^ Ik KIDNEYS'^ *"��������� MARTIN,BOLt tiWHVt '������^2BiJl!| HE SAID���������"Few of us realize how much salt we cat. The fact that we put salt on nil -,: >wat8 nnd vegetables���������in -bread, cake nnd pantry���������soups nnd sauces���������butler nnd cheese -- shows t lie importance of i using . ou nbsolutely pure salt." SHE SAlD-"Wcll, we nre using AVINnsOR' SAI,T nnd no one could make me believe there was nny better salt iu the whole world than my old standby 62 I Play 2,600 Years Old. Appropriately enough, following tho return of the King and Queon, thoro was tin Indian performance at tho Royal Court Th������mlro rocontly. On that, occasion (hero was presented tho famous mystery play of India, "Uudd- ha,' the Light of Asia; Ills Llfo nnd Great Denunciation.' It was a perfect Indian representation, for thoro was nearly n scoro of Indians in Iho east, This famous play is 2,000 years old. The transition from winter's cold to sumiiior'H boat frequently puts a strain upon the system that, produces Internal complications, always painful and often serious. A common form of disorder Is dysentory, to which many are prone In tho spring and slimmer. Tho vory host medicino to use in siibdiiliiK this painful ailment Is Dr. J. D. KoIIorr's Dysentery Cordial. It Is ii standard remedy, sold overywhoro, ���������J! Ba mre Ia get H'a Ihe Standard tht bait. SCOTT'S��������� and alwayt "Sho muni ho very sweet," Dorolhy mild Riuvely, "and her 11111110 is:���������" "Hotly���������Just. Hotly," ho answered with another of IiIh eharmliiK smiles. "M |lr,r,i*it'* f-non\ fll\|lo '111 -\ (1 ������IM1J> I n name for ntiylliltiK ho iinhitio, and yet thai, is her inline���������Hetty." ".Miles, wo nniHt ro and seo Mr, Hevan'H lovely 'N'aiiHlcan' and her mother," Dorothy nald nit her husband Joined them, nt the donr of Ihe picture (������'iil(.i-\- "-mil Mr Hf'V'in lu <>(*nilm' ( to hoc your iuioohIdi'h. and lo decide how he would lllto to paint you. Would you like to wear stiver tirmoiii* for your portrait?" she added mischievously. "Good Lord, no!" MIIch threw hack his head and laughed. "I should look a silly rotter In armour. Cant I bo i'.one jusl I nm in my everyday clotli- en?" nnd MIIch glanced a little wistfully m the artist, who was content- IitatliiK bim with a ff-rtalii severity of idiinee. He was dressed in n rmiRli it'own tweed, which hud the effect of <-i������l������h������'.d/inR the falnir-fs of his nkin and hull, und making the ureyness The New and the Old. Governor Foss of MnssachiiHelts tollH of a well known divine who was visiting a stato prison, when ho enmo nerosH a prisoner whoso feat urea worn familiar to him. "What, brought you here, my poor follow?" ho asked. "You married me to a woman a little while ago, sir," the prisoner replied with a sliih. "All, I see," said the parson; "and sho was domineering and oxlravu- Kant, and sho drove you to dosporalo eoiii'Hoa oil V" "No," snld tho prisoner, "my old wo- BABY'S OWN TABLETS CURE CONSTIPATION No ailment causes moro suffering to littlo ones than does constipation. Hardly a littlo ono escapes this troubio���������many of them suffer from It continually. The surest euro and safest remedy���������ono that Is absolutely guaranteed to ho free from harmful drugs ���������Is Baby's Own Tablets. Thoy novor fall���������they have cured "'thousands of cases. Concerning them Mrs, Lov, Blanchet, St. Thiclno, Quo., writes: "I havo used Baby's Own Tabids for constipation and vomiting and havo found them an excollont remedy, and I have recommended thorn to several of my neighbors/'' Tho Tablets aro sold by medicino dealors or by mail at 25 cents r, box front Tho Dr. Williams' Medicino Co,, Brockvtllo, Ont. Prices are 8tlll Souring. Tho Department of Labour's wholesale prices record up to date shows a still higher level for Fohruiiry than for January,-notwithstanding that tho latter month was reported us having soon ilio highest prices slnco 1882-1 und possibly slnco 187!l. Tho Index number rose during February from liU.'l to IlM.II, those being percentages of lhe average level of prices during the last, dociulo of tho lust contury. Tbo upward movement \tas largely the result of advances In grains, animals and meals, dairy products and potatoes, Itotnll prices woro also upward, especially In tho food pro- duets derived from tho lines above mentioned. Dickens Day. From a Michigan paper: "Tho day wns devoted to the study of Dickons, Mrs. Ballard reading tho story of 'Tho Clansman," by Dickens, which was much enjoyed." In a moving plcturo theatre entrance: "Big Shakespeare feature, FirBt ��������� fhoi���������Tho early lifo of .'David Copporflpld.' Second reel -��������� 'Little Km'ly' and 'David Coppernold,' Third reel���������Tho lovo of 'David Copperlleld,' 1'Jhough Baid,"-rBoston Transcript. TREAT KIDNEY TR0UBIE EARLY! If your kidneys-are not iluht, your wholo body suffers. JS'crIocI thai condition and voui-sufferiiiKswilt be inorciifscd tenfold. Jno best timo to treat kidney troubio is in tho hcfsinniiiK. Tako DU. CLANK'S SWNl'/i' N1TUH. PILLS' nt, once, when you have lamo buck', hoadaohw,- spots before tho eyes, pains in tho joints, etc. Most ������������������pooplo know tho vnhio of sweet nitro. in its action on the kidneys. Five ot hor ���������proved specifies nro need in Jul. CLARK'S SWKliT NITU1-: PILLS. They clennso, toncnml sttmulnto impaired kidneys. Put you right and keep you right, Sold everywhere nt llfty oonta a box or mailed direct by 40 THE MARTIN, DOLE & WYNNE CO. Winnipeg, Canada FITS Boole giving of TRENCH'S Nuptial lovo makoth mankind, friendly, love perfoctoth It, but wanton lovo corrupteth and enibiiscth it, It's pretty hard ripo promise, to koep an ovor- Where New Stars Come From. An' astronomer tolls us how now stars como about. Suns fall towards ouch other and got up spoed for���������him- dveds of yoarB, and then thoro Is a nasty Jar. Heat Is gonorated hy tlio collision, nnd n new stnr Is horn, I'rofosBor nickorton hnlloves Unit tho appearance of Nova Porsel, which Is 10,000 times as brilliant ns Iho sun, Is ti lie explained In this way. Bend for lTfie lull particulars REMEDY, tho World-famous Curo for Epilepsy and Fits. Simple homo treatment. />��������� I r\P" f\ 28 yeara' success. I I I U \* I I Testimonials from all. \jUilLUPft,:tH ot iho world. 0?M ,WWV l,0t)0 In one year, ��������� TRENCH'S REMEDIES, LIMITED 107 St. Jamti' Chambers, , Toronto* Telephoning From England to SwUz* erlano. The completion of a new submarine cable betweon * England and Franco has resulted ln tho successful tolo- phonic transmission of mossagos between Great-Britain and Switzerland. Satisfactory commercial conversa.' tions aro now cnrrlod on botwoon Kngland and Gonova, via rarts and- Lyons, and with Basol, via Paris and Uelfort. ��������� n ��������� ...ill.���������IH.MWUI "Does your llimcoo know your ago, Lot tar' "Well���������portly." Col Ion can only ho growii In tropical or seml-troplctil countries; but wool Is mainly iv product of temperate regions. ��������� The Union of South Africa total urea of ���������170,000 square with a, population approaching 000. has a miles, (1,000,. Nlnely-nlno miles Is iko total lengtTi' of tho Hue/. Canal, and tho width Is just ovor 1.21W-;' Lady���������Couldn't yoti possibly have saved your friend who was capturod hy the cannibals? African Traveller���������Unfortunately uot. Whon 1 arrived ho wuh already iiV l AvV..*'>.\������ v*.������ ���������...'.- *..v*..���������. Six mlllons pounds have been spent by the Government of New Zealand during the last twenty yeaiH In buying hack the l.ioo.ooo acres of land which were formerly Hold at from livo shilling* to two pounds per aero, Wench Investments of <Mipltul ahfrmd amount to SX.Iii-imiIhwmii) of which $'.!,ri00,000j000 Is Invested In Itussla. That was lund ol clever oi .loiuir, nic���������In turning the tables on Die leneher���������ns told In the Delineator: ��������� "What dirty hands you have, Johnnie!" snld Ills teacher, "What would vnn riiv If I enmo to school I Imt way?" "I wouldn't, say noihin'," replied Johnnie, "I'd ho too polite." In Chtipoll, Essex, which has a population of tinder lot) Inhabitants, there are eighteen old ago pensioners, whoso combined years total 1,117. Miss Foy���������Oh, how I wish 1 had Ilclcr.'o charm. Miss King���������What cliarm hns she? Miss Foy���������'She can cry, lu thn sweetest soprano volco. Out of tho l.CM.ooo.ooo Inhabitants ���������f the world l,������lUO.<)0ll,������UO Hpeali Kngllsh tongue the | The earliest known tnnrrlapo eon- * tract In tf reek dates from 31-' li.O, Some relaxation lu necessary to pooplo of overy degree; tho head that thinks, nnd the hand that labors, must lmvo somo littlo tlmo to rocrult tholr powers,. NO ONE STRONGER THAN HIS STOMACH. The celebrated Dr. AbernetUy ol London waa tirmly of the opinion that dleor* rieriAf'tlie atomaoh wero the moat prolific aource of human ailmonti in tfeneral. A reoent medical writer aayai 'every iceiwig. cmoiiow uud HucUtvu m*u������ti> ������t tun tUjuiM.h (Ihiuuih lhe syuiem el nrrveO and lhe utomaclt In fiffeeted ne.enrdln^v.i It ii the vital center ol the body ****." He continue*,"io we may bo' taid to live (threugh) the atomnoh." He <oea on to ahow that the atomaoh ia; the vital center ol the body. For weak atomachs nnd the consequent jndl(e������tlon or dyiipepiia, and the multitude of various dlseaien which rc.ult therefromi no| medicine can be better suited ai a curative ntfent than Dr. Pierce's liolden Mtsdioni iJn'ttcuvtuy. "Several months ago I suffered from asevero pain right nndnr tho hroa������t-bono?' writes Mint. O. M. Miiiikkk, of Corona, Calif, "Had snflferod from It, off and on, for sov������ oral years. I also suffered from heartburn, did not know what was tho matter with mo. I tried several medicines but they did me nor good. Finally, 1 wa������ told It was my liver, t did not dare to eat as It made mo worse. Whenever I hwullowcd anything It scorned that I would falntr-lt. hurt io. I grew very thin and weak from riot eating. Was told tu tuke Dr. IMcrec's Golden Mcdlcftl Discovery. I took fl to bottles of It, and could feel myself netting better from f&/the flwt doBO. I could est a little without pnin and grow T strong fact. Trwlay 1 am strong and well and cnn do a big! 1 day's work with ease. Can cnt������verything and have put cni fleah wonderfully. I will say to all nuffcrcrs wrlto to Pr, Uu.UuaKGM. rierco, lie has u>y undying gratltudo.", L ' i-fyyi- (ME NT3WS, CUMBERLAND, B. C Announcing the Engagement "Miss Uppcrlon, are you engaged td ho married lo Count NocashV" "There Is absolutely no truth In tho rumor. Mailc, show tho gentleman the ring and slvo lilm a photograph." SMtWs Gum ���������ulcltly atop* coudUs. cure* cold;, henls lb* throat and lunrfa S3 t������nts. Tho population of Russia on January 3. 1010. wns ,1(50,7-lS.'l'OO, au increase ln about 13 years of.������:i,100,000. And this "In spite of war, cholera and famine." Mlnard's Llr.Iment Relives Neuralgia. All Interested. "Is your bookkeeper's heart In his oflleo work?" "Everybody's, heart, is Jn the ollleo work-slnco the hlondo atonogiapher came."���������Kansas City Journal. Could Hardly Live for Asthma. Writes ono man who after years of suffering' has found complete relief through Dr. J. D.' Kellogg's Aslhma Remedy. Now he knows how needless haa been his suffering. This matchless remedy gives suro help to all aflllcted with asthma. Inhaled as smoke or vapor it brings tho help so long needed. Every dealer has it or can get it for you from his wholesaler. ' Weighed the Argument. ^ ��������� When Charles A. Dana was at the head of tho New York Sun, a young graduate of Cornell *was assigned to the reviewing of books. Ono of the tlrst handed him was a massive vol- umo purporting to be a life of Napoi- con* written by a college profossor. Tho, young revletver had, as it happened, specialized on tho llfo. ot Napoleon under a great authority at his university and ho thought hut Utile of tho effort that was submitted t:> him l)y his editorial chief, He glaired over the illustrations, laid the book aside, and turned In this comment:��������� "Llfo of Napoleon, by Pi of. So-arid- So. This hook weighs nlno pounds " .Mr. Dana read tho review and .cot for the Cornell man. "Did you wrlto this review?" he growled. "Yes, sir." ' "Did you read the book?" growled Mr. Dana, with a florcer look than before. "No, sir.- I weighed It." "That will do," growled tho chief. Thon he sent word downstairs to the cashier to raise tho young man's salary. The wages earned last year by Spanish settlors In South America amounted to 1.10,000,000 pesetas, or about $25,000,000, according to a statement by the Chilean Consul in London. Sweet and. palatable, Mother Grave's .Worm Exterminator-is acceptable 4o children, and-It doos its work surely and promptly. Illiteracy. , The term "illiterate" Includes all persons at least 10 years of ago unable to write their own language, a majority of them being also unable to read. In the- United States, including aliens, negroes, Indians and.Mongolians, 106 ln every 1,000 of population 10 years of age or over are illiterate. The last reports on illiteracy, are not in, but according to tho last ���������10 of every 1,000 of our "white native born over the ago of 10 could not read or write. The great majority of such illiterates aro found along the Appalachian mountain range arid In the remote piney woods of somo. of our Southern Slates, where, the distance and the scarcity of tho population make, Public schools well nigh impossible.���������Christian. Herald Almanac. ���������M . - ��������� The ancient Greeks would grant a man a divorce, but their Jaws would not permit lilm to marry a younger woman than the divorced wife, They ���������'"weTe"nor"so~8i"ow;T���������CourleFJoiirnair' Why Should lUse i Cuticura Soap? 1 "There is nothing the matter with my skin, and I thought Cuticura Soap was only for skin troubles.'1 True, it is for skin troubles, but its great mission is to prevent skin troubles. For more than a generation its delicate emollient and prophylactic' properties have rendered it. the standard for this purpose, while its extreme purity and refreshing fragrance give to it all the advantages of the best of -toilet soaps. It is also invaluable in keeping the hands soft and white, the hair live and glossy, and the scalp free from dandruff and irritation. While its first cost is a few cents more than that of ordinary toilet soaps, it is prepared with such care and of such materials, that it wears to a wafer, often outlasting several cakes of other soap, and making its use, in practice, most economical. Cuticura Soap is sold by druggists and dealers everywhere, but the truth of these claims may be demonstrated without cost by ' sending to "Cuticura," Dept. ;M,' Boston, U. S, A., for a liberal nam. pic cake, together with a thirty-two ������age book on the skin and hair. As an example in municipal water supply, although 15,375 more consumers wero supplied in London In 1010 than In 1901), the average daily consumption was 3,000,000 gallons less. Mlnard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc. Japanese army officers are testing a now- bullet-proof coat just invented by jv native. It is said that bullets fired from a revolver at a distance of, 25 feet make only a sli_,ht..dont in the coat. '' Izaac Walton at The-Table. The- customer . had waited fifteen minutes for the fish ho had ordered. He was very quiet as he sat there, but internally there was a seething. At the end of tho sixteenth minute the waller, who had been In total.eclipse for fifteen and a half minutes, bustled up. "That fish will bo here, sir, In live minutes^. . Five minutes elapsed three "times. Then the waiter bustled up again. "The Jish will be here, sir, iu a minute." The customer 'turned to him. "Tell me," ho said quietly, but with, a ��������� certain e:nphasis, J'what bait are "you using?"���������St. Louis Republic. It has been left lo the Chinese to teach lis how the tons of banana fibre thrown on tho rubbish heap every year can bo converted into banana cloth by a process so simple as to bo finite within the reach of the natlvos of India. At present a roll of banana cloth flvo yards long 'and ono yard wldo sells for about $5.70. Getting the News. The young girl sat in her bedroom with a novel. Her hair was down and her feet wero in red slippers. Now and then, extending her white arms, she yawned. t.You see, it was very late, and downstairs In the parlor her.older sister was entertaining a young man. She naturally felt a deep interest in the entertainment. She was waiting to hear how ll would terminate. And at last there was a sound in the hall, a crash as of a closing door, and ir. was plain to the impatient girl that the young man had gone. She threw down her novel and, running forth, peered over the balustrade down into tho hall's intense blackness. "Well, Maude," 'she said, "did you land him?" Thero was np_immediate reply'to her question. There was. a silence.-a peculiar silence, a silence with a certain strained quality in it. Then a masculine voice replied:��������� v- "She did." MARCH WEATHER RHEUMATJCWEATHER Victims Can Cure Themselves With Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. With the coming of March people who aro aflllcted with rheumatism begin to have unpleasant reminders of their troubio. Tho weather Is changeable���������balmy and springlike ono day, raw, cold and piercing the next. It is such sudden changes of weather that sot* tho pangs and tortures of rheumatism, lumbago and sciatica going. But It must be homo in mind that although weather conditions start tho pains, tho troubio is deeply rooted In tho blood and can only be cured through tho blood. All the lotions and liniments In the world can't cure rheumatism, Rubbing may seem to ease Iho pain while you aro rubbing, but thero its valuo ends. Only through tho blood oan you cure rheumatism. That's why Dr. WllllaniH' Pink Pills havo so many thousands of cures of this trouble to their credit, Tho now, rich hlood which thoy actually mako drives out the poisonous acid, and rheumatism Ib vanquished. Hero is an oxample. Mr. W. C. Douglas, Webbwood, Out., says'. "I was attacked with inflammatory rheumatism, which spread through my entire system. For two months I was not ablo to go about, and seemed to bo hoveling between life and death. My joints were swollen and my legs and arms twisted, until I expected that they would never return to their normal shape. Tho doctor I seemed to help me, but not to cure me, and I would, be better ono day and worse tbo next. At this time a friend strongly urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and I got. a dozen boxes, Soon after beginning the pills thoro was a change for the .belter, and I continued using the pills until I was qulto well again. The swelling disappeared from the joints. My'limbs returned to tbe. natural shape and I feel as if Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have saved me from being a rheumatic cripple. 1 hope-my experience may provo a blessing ��������� to some other sufferer." Ill you suffer from rheumatism, or any other disease of tlie blood, begin to cure yourself to-day with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Sold by all medl- cide dealers or by mall at. 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from 'The THE EQUITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Annual Meeting-Held at Head Office, 24 King St. West, Toronto, February 21st, 1912. In connection with the Annual Report It may be slated that there was a decrease ln lire losses of $55,100..'M as compared with tlie previous year; the losses paid by tho organization since its formation, $1,091,8-18.90; it wrote last year 22,150 policies, and since organization 18-1.050; Security to Policy Holders $-lOS,2f>2.G.1 an Increase of moro than1 530,000 over last year's security. Considerable addition to the stock was made, and tho sale of an additional 10,000 shares is authorized at a premium of 20 per cent. The Company is represented lu every place of Importance throughout Canada. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. ' Havo used MINARD'S LINIMENT for Croup; found nothing equal to it; Btirc euro. Ilawkshaw, N.1L CITAS. Vt. SHARP. , Sept. 1st, 1005. In 1909 tho telegraph and telephone companies, together with similar con-, .cerns^that-use-eleotric���������wires-in-this: country, expended ovor $7,000,000 in tho purchase of poles. The wind-bags who try to convince you that you've lost, your nerve have got theirs with them; only it's of a different kind. Receipts. Accumulated Reserve, Jan. 1, 1911 $128,045.35 Premiums ;ia-l,2S(>.i;i Interest 8,000.30 Payments on capital stock and stock premiums leas commissions, cash $:5,310.00 notes $5,025.00 8,9.15.00 $l80,l(ifi,S-t Assets. Cash on hand and In bank Net premiums in course of collection .��������� Ronds, debentures, loans, bills, receivable Sundry assets Uncalled capital $20,329.80 21,381.20 208,550.02 27,078.20 1-19,172.50 $-120,517,84 Kxpendlture. Losses and adjustment expenses $121,07-1.19 Cancellations, rebates, reinsurances 100,8-11.16 General expenses, including commissions 0-l.4tii5.fi<l balance '. ... 150,885.03 $480,10(5.8! Liabilities, unearned pre- for unadjusted Hcscrved mining Reserve, losses Reserve, for future plans All other current liabilities Surplus to policy-holders 5150.78S.OO 7,359.75 4,134.Ill 0,701.12 257,47-1.03 $120,517.8! Dr.' ��������� Williams' ville, Out. Medicine Co., Brock- Landed There was a' bachelor who had courted a young lady for a long tlmo without coming to the point, and one evening in leap year, tho young indy bolng vory musical, he took her to a concert, Tho orchestra played No. 0, a selection that seemed to the bachelor very beautiful. He bent over, his companion and whispered. "How lovely that Is! What Is It, do you know?" "It is the 'Maiden's Prayer.'" And at tho. same time she handed hlrn her programme, pointing to No. 0 with her finger. Ho, road and started, for the real name,of tho selection was "Mendelssohn's Wedding March," Tho bachelor bought the ring next dav. The Man of 45. "Among the men I hire, nine out of ten are better workers at i^ years of age than are men of 25 or."0,". declared the secretary and manager of a Chicago commercial house, This executive believes that the m.v.i of -15 or-! hereabouts- Is-in-the-prlme-oHil'iv physically and mentally." Men o.f mature years are more reliable, ho avers, more trustworthy, and aro not apt to be possessed of that restlessness and indecision which so often characterizes youth, and which leads younger inch continually from one position to another, The average young man in business, he holds, is always seeking a "soft, snap" job, and is not. content with sticking it out with an employer through thick and thin until his services become highly valuable and perhaps indispensable.���������Business Magazine.; , Capital paid up - ?112,02S. Security to Policy-holders. Full Government Reserve provided as abovo $150,788.00 :, Surplus brought down lu excess of requirements .... 257,-174.03 Total Security $108,202.03 Security shown for 1910 378,045.35 Increase for 1911 $30,217,28 The following were elected Directors for tho ensuing year:���������Hon Thos. Crawford, M.P.P., President; Chas. C. VanNorman, 1st Vice-President; A. Taylor, Gait. 2nd Vice-President; J. 311. Queen, 3rd Vice-President; Ilis Honor Judge Morgan, D. Hlbner, W. Vandiiscu, David Carlylo W. R. Tudhope. WJL GREENWOOD BROWN, Gen. Manager. THE RIGHT WAY In all cases of DISTEMPER, PINK EYE, INFLUENZA, COLDS, ETC. of all horses, broodmares, colts, stallions, "SPOHN THEM" on their tongues or in tho feed put Sjiohn's J.itiuid Compound. Give tho remedy lo all of them. It acts on Iho hlood ami glands. Jt routes the disease .by ^cxpeUiiiff-J he_diseu.se. germs. ^It-wards- ol'C tlio trouble no matter how they aro "exposed." Absolutely free from anything injurious. A child can safely take it, C0c and 5*1.00: 55.50 and $1.1,00 the dozen, Sold hy druggists and harness dealer,.'.. . Distributors: All Wholesale Druggists SPOHN MEDICAL CO. Chemists ana Bacteriologists GOSHEN, IND., U.S.A. WOMEN IN ALL PARTS OF CANADA TELL OF THE HEALTH DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS BRING There aro 3,000 canary bird era iu Norwich, England. breed ing with Too Late. Richard ITardiiif? Davis, at a cheon in Now York, lllustrutod a atory a literary critic's ignorance. "Ho It! aa iRiiorant of- loiters," ho said, "us Aunt Tabltha was of lmttlng. "A youitK Now Yorker took his bucolic Aunt, Tabltha, to tho races. At tho ond of tho llrst. raoo ho said: ��������� ���������' 'I think, aunt, I'll put a Y on Po- dasoluiH at 10 lo V " 'Oh, hut. you're too Inlo, nophow,' said Aunt Tabltha, ulanciiiK at. her old-fiiBhlonod watch. 'It's .10 lo 2 now," "���������Lob AukoIcs Times, WOMEN Well, Well! THIS is a HOME DYE , Jut ANYONE con use TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAV Tako LAXATIVE BROMO 'Quinine Tab* letN, DrucBlotH refund money If It .full* to oureT IB. W. QUOVID'H ���������Itfimturu I* en each box. Wo.- 4rr Idyod ALL<ho������o ^NDIFrERENT KINDS' of Cr������od- jS^wllh Iho SAME Du# I used DYOLA ���������ONE DY������'<>#1 KINDS'" V-iwin*v CLEAN and SIMPLE to Uso. I Nn<-liinr*oriiilnirlli*WaONnDyofnrlliirino,U on������ limforol.ir. Allinliui ti������m yiiurOriifiUt or j>Ml������r. IIU I. (.ih.rCirJuiJ fel'QKV Hontlelll Till /oliiuuu-lllilmdiou (Jo.. 'jnilitil, Moment nmimmmmm.mimimmmmmimmmm.^t*. i ������ It Often Happens. "I guess I pot a Utile loo ������ny," admitted tho landlord. "TAvouldn't paint a doorstop for tho old tenant." "And ho moved?" "Uh moved', and now I've not to paint tlio'entire house before I can pel. a now tenant."-Loulsvlllo Cour- Icr-.louriinl. W. N. U. No. 801. "I liopo you llltod tho plo, llonry?" vent lived n vouner wlfo, cnstlnu* nn anxious ulance at her husband hood alter diuuon I lu'sloiu'd nivnL paiu������ on tlio crust." "I thoiiKht you did, my dear," ho said; "for I've not tho pal iih now!" Kimhind Imported from eoiitlneii- till countries Iiihi year nineteen million "groat hundrotlB" (120) of cgp.i; of which IliiHHla supplied Wi per omi:. and the avorago price of which w.is ���������ia% per cent, above that of thlrloiin yearn ago. The federal Rovkvitmehl owns ul> bird reservations In dlfforont pails of the I'ii I led HtnloH, They Made a New Woman of Mrs. Elie Atnirault Who Was a Victim of Kidney Disease for Over a Year, Anilraiilt's THU, Yarmouth Co,, N.S. ���������(Special.) "Four boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills mado a new woman of mo," Those nro Iho words of Mrs, Kiln Amirault of this pluc.o, Thoy aro Avords thnt havo been used aRiiln and iiR-alii by women in all parts of Canada who havo suffered, nnd who havo found relief and cure In Dodd's Kidney Pills. "I suffered for over a year from kidney dlseaso," Mrs, Ainlnuilt continues. "XothliiK 1 tried helped me, At last fionie ono told mo to try Dodd's Kidney Pills. ' neforo I had finished tho first box f felt hotter. Knur boxes made a now woman of me." No remedy ovor Riven to the public lias hroimht health and happiness into the llvos of so mftny womnn us Dodd's Kidney Pllln. This Is bocatiso nliie-teiiths of Iho Ills to which women are subjoot como from diseased kidneys, No woman who uses Dldd's Kldnoy PIIIh can have diseased Kidneys, They nlwnys euro the kidneys, The Overdraft "To continually now and reap without, replacing anything In the soil, Is much lll>u a'mini having a bank account at the beginning of his career, but who continually draws clicniion against his account without thinking to mako a deposit. The only result placement. I could | Is an overdraft���������a sterile soll."���������Gen. not bo on my feet for i l-ouls nolhn, Premier of the South Af- long time. My rlcan Union. A SURE CURE FOR WOMEN'S DISORDERS Tan Days' Treatment Free ORANGE LILY Is a certain cure for nil disorders of women. It fn appllel tonally and la absorbed Into the Buffering tissue. Tho dead wanto matter In tha _v������- ���������"������������������ ������ f._!^iNuiM'ajtifja.vjuM.v ' ���������* ' ~--mk congested replon Is expelled, giving ���������������( immediate mental nnd physical rollof; tho blood vessels nnd nervci aro toned and Rtrencthcncd, nnd the circulation Is rendered normal, ns this treatment is based on strictly nelentino principles, nnd actn on tho actual location of the dlseaso It cannot help but oKoct n euro of nil forms of rnmalo troubles InclurtlnK delayed nnd painful nionotruatlon, leucorrhocn, falling of the womb, etc. Price. $1.00 per box, which la sufficient for one month's treatment, A Free Trial Treatment, enoush for 10 days, worth .1,".c. ....... will bo sent Froo to any suffering ���������woman who will send .me her addrosf. ��������� " Encloso 3 stamps and address, MRS. FRANCES E, CURRAH, Windsor, Ont. WANTED. Telegraphers and Station ArchIs wanted for new railways. Waiios $f>0 to $7G per month to start. Wo specialize In UiIb work, having railway le!ogr������:)h wires and regular station books for practical uso. .Kreo Hook 10 explains work and wanes. Day and Mull Courses, Dominion School Telegraphy, Toronto, By taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The following* loiter from Mrs, Orvllln Jlock will provo how unwlso It Is for women to submit to tho tlaiiRnra of a surgical operation when Ik may bo avoided by taking Lydia \ ft, Pinkbiim'H VoffoUiblo Compound. | HLfisvnHl'onrwo.oIcHinllifthOHpllal anil camo homo Buffering worso than hoi'oro. Horn Ih hor own Htninmnnt. Paw Paw, Mich,���������"Two years ago Buffered very severely with a (lis- f PD i ATLANTIC (A L.jK K. I STEAMSHIPS O- i'BPSTAaUl'AiV:.'"* fRESSES f5?!*v 33*-w physician treated me for seven months without much relief ami at lust sunt mu lo Ann Arbor fer an operation. T was thoro four weeks and camo homo suffering worso than before. My mother advised r.'io ?.o try 7.)*'.1.!.". i^'Pinkiinm'8 Vcgotabio Compound, and I did. Today J am well nnd stronfr anil do all my own housework, 1 owo my lioiiltli to Lydia K. IMiikham's Vegetable Compound nnd advlRO my friends wlio aro nfWctoii wUh nn>* City K������lltor���������Ill, Slip! Sims (the reporter)���������Ves, sir. City Kdlior���������l!o down lo Iho hotel and Interview the magnate and not his denial of the interview ia tlm Kiiino, Rcoot now!- Judjje. Tlie ^Iob used <m the i'liiiiiina railroad are mndo of sueh luird wood Mint liob'H liave in mi iMjicit ior tue ������*jtili'ev. and :\ '.-pedal fnrm of verew spike iisod. DreaminQ. "Thoro would ho fower .tllvoreos," mild "UIk Tlm" .Sullivan, at a han������|iiel in -New Vork, "il men licaieii iiicir wives with ahsolutq, eiiunllly, There are too mnny husbands of t'liolmonde- ley's stamp. ''As Cholinondoley blew the froth front a largo (jhtsH of beer ono even- Cenmlo complaint to try it/'-Mrs. ] InK. a friend said to hlm:-~ Ouvu.LK liOvK, U. H. Nol5,1'aw 1'aw, , , '} l>c,tv yon vo had your paj ux\-">f. MlflhlMlll. I Choi FUTURE SAILINGS St. JohivLlvoi-pool. I.nliii Mandolin ���������Tluii-H, Mar. US Kmpi'i'HM nl' llrltiilii Vi'lihiy, Apl, ,"��������� Lulu; Chiiiupliiln .,., Tliur������l��������� " n KiniMUHH (if Iri'liuiil t-'ililny, ������������������ m Lnltu Manitoba Thww., " :Ti Summer Service, Montreal ��������� Queliee ��������� Liverpool, Niitpi'MiK of lhilaln ,, I'Yhlny, Mny ,i I.iiUd Clmmpliitn ,.,-,. Tliur/*., Mny "it I'lmpi'i-'HW of livlunil ,, Frldny, Mny J7 l.iiUn Mnnltolm TIhii'h., MnyjM KuipnuM of llrlluln .. l-VIJiiy, Mny ,S| ninl wiicUlv tliei'i'iutor, Low Raton���������Superb Service, lli'iici'Viittoim nnd ib-inlln from nny llullwnit' Aki'IU or wrlto J. 8. CARTER. Oenl. Aflt, 210 Portnoe Ave,, Winnipeg, Michigan. , If yon arc IU do not draft iuoiik until, an operation Is necessary, but al oneo i tako Lydia K, Pinkham's Vegetable | Compound. t Por thirty years It has been the slnn. < dard remedy for women's Ills, ami has j positively restored tho health of thou- j sands of womoti. Wbydon'f }'"ti tryitf ' liolniondeley,' "'Yes, bni It did'tne no ,",oo(!,| and Choliiiojiilrk-y drained hla nfnnn and pushed it to the bin-lender for rellll- Infi. '"Did you no aond? Why not?" '"1 talked In my sleep.' ('holnnion- ddcy replied, 'and my wife I'M "ii to Mercury. Why does titilnksllver run away When we loueli it? Quleksllver Is not silver, but It has a silvery appearance. The strict ohomlenl name for It menus waler- silver, nays tlio Children's.Kiieyehi- pedis, but the name by which-ll Is! generally known Is mercury. Quick* silver Is not a kind of silver, nor a mixture of waler and silver, nor any- (lliilh dm; but UtivW. ll h.'hiUiili III lhe Hi'oiip of the metals, like j;old and silver, lead, Iron and so on, but It Is unlike all other mm a hi In heiim lh|iiid nl, ordinary temperatures,' Quicksilver Is very heavy, so Ihat oven Iron anil li'iiil (an ilon! uu u. The liny pnrtlelns of ciulcksllvor have a [{rent attraction for i-ncli other. The reason we cannot pink up tpilck silver is thnt, It Is Ihpihl, IIc-Iiik a liquid, It runs, an water doos, and that is what happens when It Ih touched, Quh-ltHlHer wuh dihiwuiicd more thtui 'J.ooo yours n������o, "A woman can't drive a null strnlulir.' "Not. with a haitiiner, pomilhly. Tint yon r;lvt; her a hnlr brush ami she can ill he a null an well as an;, body." ��������� J.oiilsvlll" (V>iiriiT-,Ioiii-ii,'il. DISI3AST5S OF MEN���������DR. DEAN, specialist, -" Colic** Sl��������� Toronto. ARLINGTON CHALLENGE WATERPiRpJF COLLAR? are the t>f M rvo'r m*ile nnd' me tiun Ai.i*tl'.ueftle'r.h ������>''���������'<"������I'.M ...���������''f,ca,lnillui the Arlington Co. ol Canada, iit'd, I IS tr'AW Avc.Toionto, Qnurirt MPHERS0N SHOES I l.nnlt heller, fl! bettor, Weill tni)Ri>r nnd nlvo better ������ntl������tnp. Hfin tbftii fiiiu-r m.iit'"������. Thry ��������������������� in* remit <i[ ',r' yti'-l' nr> rtunutntcil linown'.*;.* ���������"���������'. *v" porU'm'ii In btilhhnn IIIrIi (Ivnrt* Hhofn. Hl'������il������-������'l by bfulinis denlei'i everywhere tn Ciuwuhi. The JOHN MiPHRRGON CO,, Llmltttl, Hamilton, Ont. h / +.*mi*t\im ������ <���������'* .*r*-\���������.m, mmf-V**?*! -*** *>** fm\T-*\.m_,t~V m^rt, tuBlll >fUm ���������������TS'*' V W^t..l..|llW>l ��������� 'T T!i8 iJIIIiiOCiiBiIlil H8WS i-^'i-.vl Kvery Tuesday by the Jomox & Garnbefland Puclimbing Company. 'H. t^'i-'.'!" w:ii nor. hold 'itself ���������.,.-,��������� ,, -hU* ior tne. opinions of oth- i-s, :���������.,' u.\\ appear in iU.columns ��������� ro'.'rt uino. to rime, WF.DNKSDAY, MAY. p \iil2, ��������� IS TMM.SUPUE.MK COUKT OV BRI 'iTSM COLUMBIA. ��������� in th<������ {,'oods of John Kevin also ktiown ,ii ".lull ��������� IJiVttji," or K-oven, deceased, in- ������ s':re. v t ,.TA 1'sK NOT I, E that by order t-( His iioi'Oi- .lud>5������ Hi'tker, loo4 judgi of tbe Hup'oni'.- Cont of B. C, n alo i>n the 3,tl jfl.ty \ f April !(J12, Iho uiiilursi^'iii-d was rip jiottotttji tvlti i i-<irut-->r of Iho tntitto cf the , b ve Ki&-ned de.'Kasoil, ������b<) died nt S,il- ,nmi It ver, 11. C. o.t or about tha I (Hli day if Kelirou-y.M'2, iHtoatate. , All fi-o.i-n i>.>i and c'aims ttgain-t tho ta ii'Ui nml i,-.l! acooimtp and claims duo, the ehiios, thence.south SO chuir.fi to pojul o������-co������jm\ncem'ei.'it.' - W; D. OWEN" Dated April Gib, 1912 , S'AYWARD LAN1) DISTRICT ���������District of. Sayward, Range 1, TAKE NOTICK Ihat I, Kliijsia llnnnniyhy my agent, George Yer-' dier, of Campbell Ktver, V. I. occu pa I ion married.woman,'intends to apply for permission to purchase the fol'owingdesciihed l'andc:��������� Commencing at a post planted near tho N. K. corner of lot 351 limine i-oiith 10 ch-iins.U.r ,v theme oast 10 chains (loi>) more o' less to ho point of commencement con milling 20 acres (twenty) n.o o or luS9. ELINZEIA HANNAH Name uf Applicant Dalo March 20lh, 1912. %m Hgftfc CiiMBlfitoAHD;- BfitTfeH: Cgyggjg^ 5j-n-Knatcqs������**^'tug''tci^'w wvatt) <w^-*j>-*)w������-'i Sayward Land District District of Cost Tako notice that Isabel McKoi ny. of Van con ver, li. C. occu pa- ���������v������'il >8i.ii & nv.i t he uiosented nnd paid.t..- . . . . , . % e. ���������,, , , , ,, ,.,, , ' ���������tion spinster, intends to applv lo tes]������. oM.vtffy, <>n or b; J-re the 15th day of .' . v '��������� ��������� i r'n .'.rU '-K'liJ..-'*'. W. W. WILLAUP, ������������������������ ��������� Official Admiui-itrator, 6'.mhbri.ud,,ltQ, t ... '*.". .������������������',���������" ni>'10iuarl COUNTY-.COURT OF NAN.M >10 HOLDEN AT CUMBER- 'AXlh .. '"' -.. In.ibe g;od:-- of Samuel Nicholls. .'.- Cfn&wl. iiitfc late, TAKE1 NOTICE that by order i f II is Honor Judge iVirker made 'i'i the aboveCotii{, on the 3rd day ��������� i-A April 11)12, the undersigned was iipp liuted administrator of the ef- :!:>'e i.f 9amuel.Nio.holU. deceased, ������vho Ji\-d-nea.r the City of Cumber- 1'ind. B C in oriabout the month ���������ii Miii'ch 1912: inte.late. >.< '.i All .recountsi against the estnte Mid -all ac; ouiits due the e-tate must foepreser.ted and>paid, respiji.-' lively, onuor before the 15th dpy of J r;e'*!912. i'-." '-.-"I- ��������������������������� , V ; W. W WILLARD, ' Official'' Ad'mi'niet'iatpr. ���������JliiinJbA;daV4d..iB. C. -^ ��������� ��������� '- ,,; t ap.lOioU Hirmis^.joivto nitreha'so'tliu follow injrdescribed lands:��������� Counnenwng'at a post planted one mile, east of tliu. * so-wtli-west corner of lot 550, thenco west 80, chains, tlience south AO chains, thence east 80 chains, theuce north 40 cliMins to point, of'���������commencement, containing 820 acres, ���������more'or less. Isabel McKenny, Name of Applicant in fnl! Robert Henry Chestnut, Agent' D-ite March 12th, 1012. Sayward Land District ',:���������,. District of Coast 0 Take notice that Reginald Winters,,of. Vai>conver, D. C, occupation, engineer, intends to , apply for permission to purchase the following det-crihed laiids:-^ Conimencing at a post plaiiteo! 1 i������_ile east of the south west corner of lot 550, tlience ax st." 80 chaiti's, south,40 chains, "���������est 81 chains, north =40 chains to point of commencement containing 320 acres more or-leBS. Reginald "Waters. - COUNTY COURT- OF NANA I M& HOLDEN' AT "CUMBER- Name of Applicant in full Robert IIeii ry C nest mit, A gon t Date 'March 12ih, 1012. i f. gOOli.i ot Eurjil Hand wick or .-.:.-:��������� i ;Ui:>\*.'n at! ' ' I'j111 1 I ������U|! V 1 CKj .'���������> im! Vf;;k, (iece.;.:-'.'!.].. in tost ������i tt*. ���������TAKi1:''"N'OTlCt-: t!i>V-rry Older .ii .1 i it-'fi-jiuv--J dd(40 harkor, made in tlu; ahovi*-. Court on the old day -i f A pi il 1V) 12, ilu: und er.- ig'n cd ��������� hy ���������ippjin'.fid adintirstratoi' of 'the r.suio of t.he a'hovo named deceased .viio lied in C-'mox District B.C. un oi- about, the 7th day of' March 10.12, intG8ialo.>.- '��������� ��������� ' * ��������� * j All accounte against, and all ao������ conuih due the e,?tat.e mu.������l he pros- ,������'i!('il and paid,-reupcclively/on or vnf'.MO liui loth day of June 1912. W.W. WILLARD, OfUoiul Adivnii-jtralor. Cuniherhuid; \\. C. ii ' - . apll0ti>2*l Oi THK SUPREME COURT ,)\i "lilLli'lKU OOLUMRIA, .. !n iho f.uud. uf David Edwards, 'i ., ���������'..- .*!. iiih'"'i 'i Uf TAKK SO'J 10K Unit, bv rdcr II: .iiui* J'.Ji: ���������ii' ^11, .irk������r. ll.'CH M' ni Mil-) Oini .*t o! 11 0i '.���������;.' of Ap it 11)12 ' -i i ii- ���������'':'������ ������������������) vi** up^oiiiled ml. ..i-i . \: ���������������������������< i' '. iv," ��������� .ti-.ii i.f t!;e uh ��������� :-,���������.-. !,i.ir.-f.i:. i.'-"i-!. -i ii ". ho d'cd at .:'.,i.:������l*i;'i '..tl.:- or thcioaii'.U'.B on V,uii;ii '..iii.1. Il)i2, iiHes'. ie. All n'1'nun.H uni cl-iim-' iinaitft 1 l������o ch- ��������� jtt.��������� nnd nil iiccounl'j and cliiiniH .-ino tlm HHtatu imuit he pre^oiilcd ifd l'.-.'l, I'o.-picliv.'ly, o'i nr I o- f- e i. ��������� loth div i.f Jnno 1912, W W. WIU.AtU), Ollicial adiniiilmtra'or Sayward Land.district District, of Coast Take notice that Frances Ger- .-lid Hudson, of "Vancouver, 11. C occupation guiitlenian, intends ti apply 'for...permission, to purchase the following descrihed lands: ��������� Conimencing at a post planted at tlio south enst corner of lot 547 thonco east 80 clmiiip, tliencr nouth 45 cliniiiB to north hound- ary of lot 550, thenco west along 6ttid boundary, SO chains, thence north 45 chains to this post. trances Gerald Hudson, Ntiine of Applicant in full Robert Henry Chestnut. Agent Date March 12th, 1012. Sayward Laud District District of Const Take notice that Minnie Korr, of Vancouver, 11, C. occupation spinster, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:��������� Commencing at a post plniHc at l'ie south-east corner of lot ���������TH', ihi'iici) wi^t 40 chain*,!hence f-onili 45 chain*, thenco oiu-t 40 ciiiiins along I he north boundary of lot 5o0,1hence north -15 chains to point of eoinmonoeiiieiit, con- mining 180 iicri'H, iMiinie Kerr Nume of Applicant in full Robert Henry ChcHtnut, Agent Date March 12th, 1012. UIWI.U' i v n .���������ij-l.Oltojml CUMBERLAND CAl? & ������������������������������������ l.'vKK NOTlCli Hint flodayii nf ::;.:..-. n.-'.'.;v'r i'4"-- .'hi-I O(iiiiii;it<i-ioiiur of Lund.* f r u ";,-i .iU"..p:o.-pi'Ct for coil nnd po* : i'.!,���������;11-,i on iiij; I-.' ".'i, "I uni under llio folluw iUi'.i .i,i t!.:��������� (Viini-x JACK & RICHARDS i'li-ipimuii*. m*m*,-m.am**im-aaw>mm.Amm.m -t tiiiil.etl I ,''���������'. >���������'', '.', ������0;������ fiom -jH!o| !j2 VOU SAI.K-A black team of horses; u good generiil purpose teuiii, Apply Smith Bros.. Sand I wick. Will hi������11 cheap PORT MANN,, mainland terminus of the Canadian Northern Railway, is regarded by those who know, as the greatest city of opportunity in north America to-day. It cannot help becoming one of the very biggest cities in the west Property values cannot help going away up. Buy lots there now and you are in on the ground floor. livery lot.will make you a small fortune. Until prices are raised wc. can offer you close in lots 33 x 122 ft. (guaranteed high, dry and level, cr your-money back) fer $250. Terms $15 down,���������$ 10 a month no interest, no taxes till 1914. Other guaranteed lots for $120; $5 a month. Booklet and full particulars at this office, from CHARLES HERAPER GENERAL AGENT COMOX - and COURTENAY -or from��������� "The Port CQann People." 837 Hastings Street, West ._��������� Vancouver, B. C. ��������� \] Dried Brewers' Grain Clean, bright and wholsome, low 111 wii'er and carbohydrates, but containing nearly double the amount, of fat and piotein, pound for pound, than the ordinary feed stuffs in local use, it Meets all the Requirements of a Profitable Dairy Feed and compared iu price with what is asked lor other feed stuffs, is triple protein value for your money. lis superiority lies in tlie fact that feeding it increases both the total digestible matter and lhe amount of fat and pro- leiu in the daily ration And Saves you 40 to 01/ on FeeJ You should not be without it. Malted grains, fresh and sweet from the brew kettle, drsed in a continuous vacuum process hy Royal Stork Food Company, Ud., Dryers of and Dealers iu Food Trod nets, Scot 14 and Kuovr Stkkkts, VANCOUVER, B.C. KSQUIMAi/r AND NANAIMO RAILWAY. Bay wind Land District. District ot Siiywnrd. TAKE NOTICK that Murray PUBLIC NOTICE U hereby Gorlay, of Viotorin,������������������occupation. Riven 1 hut the Kt-quimult nnd Nanaimo Kaolwny Oompc.ny did mi tlio ntiieuen'h day of 'January, 11)12, (lepiinil in 'ho Laud Uoui'iry Ollleo in tin* City if Victoria, in ihe Province of British Col������m.bia. plan, profile and hook of reioronee eliowiim lhe lo.niion of iia p������o paced line of railway from lllnelt Unok to Campbell Kiw, Van couver Iwhnd, i einj! Milo ���������!'.) to Milo 72H, ft������ approved bv ihe Board of Hailway OominiBHOiiern for Canada. DATED this twenty ���������second day of January, 1912. \V, K. 8AI.MUIUY, Secretary. Mi'i������, Siinnis will give lesson* ojt tlie p'aio at her Iioiiph in .lor- tiKiilem, formerly owned by Mr. Jiiiiicb Stewart, on nnd after March 4th���������until then in Cauipiih iimial. NOTICE. ��������� Theamninl nieeiingof the Co- mux Crettaiery Acsvwiutl(.iti Lid., will be held in the Agrictihiiral ������-, Jjiilj, Coiirieiiny, on Tlniiv.da)', Mr*. Situiiiti will givo k^so-.iv January lHtli. HMti ������t s p. m, ������,,%|������������n tin.- piano any time at luaMfH-: \,Vm. Di'N'.wx, i ..',.ii ^, ia-i ,-(������!(K;",v-,-u'l'lllT,,,^I;������y- ������������������������������������; ' X<-in>im-\-, VO\l SALK -The South Kn������t fnnicr u( Maryport Avenue ami Si'coiul St., with hnildingH. Price 8IW5.00, Apply at this ollleo or P. O.. Ilox (144 Vancouver. Wood's PkenplwAiJWj Tho Great J<infillnh Jiemntu. .. TmuiH ami(nvinoriitMitliuwhofn tfil>liu nl in uk Xdn% I'u - -a .X^r: mn IMiUitti, Mrntnl iiml JlmlnWorri, n, pttiMfitrit, fifxiinl fi euhnrxn. I'mUmmfi. h,n miilorrhira.aiul Kff'vta nf JUiinrnr l.m>.--< I'rlcoll per lux. nlxtntV: ������if<nulliil������mw.i. vlll (Mm*. HuM liy ������ll rtnii/������uw ������.r muili t������ i. vUlrt ttVp. *>n fi ������������������ M't r,t i������rl������ a..A������-i������ /i"������' 'IU Vttiilti'Jtyrr,.f������a biokor, intcndM to upply far pdr- mifipion to purchtxt-o tho fo'lowinj. .doKcribul litndf.��������� Commencing ut a |ohI pinnted at iho N. E. corner of Lot 51711 thenco ��������� wmt 20 ehaiiiH, llionci north 20 chaina to phorn Hoe. tin nco followinj; ahoro lino oi^tcr ly and voulherly to point of com uuineomen', containing 00 aetcf moro or lees. MURRAY (iOULAY Namo of applicant in full D.ito March 27th, 1012. Haywunl Lund District Dintiid oj Sayward TAKE NOTICE Unit Percy A.E Wood. of Victoria,'occupation broker, intondH to apply for perniisciot, to purcliiiuo lliu iuiiuwini; uv-cu'u. u iiittiii*:��������� Commoncinp! at a poHt planteil at the 8. W. Corner of Lot 1(15, tlicnco north 80 elrunf, ihciu-c \v< pi -Melxiine to uhore, Hiiium! i-ititiicr ly following ahoro li'io |o u |oin' makiniK 80 chains nouthoily, llu'inc easterly foilowiii|2 ������-l:oio lino to point of coinmonciUM'iit, tontnit,- ii������B KiO ncr(P, more (���������'��������� h-Hf. i PKUOY A.K ^<,r������|> I Name of Applicant iu full j l)������lc March 2^rd, 1012 Sayward Land Dietrioi , District of Savwaid TAKE NOTICE tiiat, Kyrle 0. Synioti:< of Victoria, ocoupntion gontltman, intends to npply for permisMou to pinchiif. tho follow* ingderfcribi'il lands:��������� Co nmnheinR nta post'plan ted nt he N. W comer of lot 310, tlicnco ���������ouih 20 ehnitip, Ihence west 80, 'hnins, thiiiiM) north hi) chuina lo horo lino, ilici'co en el followiiiR n.ire lino 80 clininu lo point of ���������oinincoccint nt, eontniiiitiH 280 nc ���������ed more or Icph, KY.ttLB. C. SYMONS Nan.e pf Applicant in full Dalo Mm eh 20 h, 11)12. PUBMC NOTICK Notice is hereby given that all direct connections of flush closets with tlie city sewers is strictly forbidden. All persons or persons using flush closets must provide septic tanks, the overflow of which niay he con- ., ���������'. ' , ..til, ll.,-. ..It,, ,.-,,.,,, ft- Hy order of the City Council. A,McKiuuon, City Cldk City Hall, April Qtji, 1912. Change of adveiliscii ct.ls v\ili not be rectived n������ ������bi-������- oH'ce later than 12 o'clocl .j.. ot TiifB Vlftln ������Vf. *>n ft 1 lj������t of 1: 'Wit/rrr, TfOWOad lymert't tri>ir'f*r* i 1 Tn*>ntt%,tH,.. , ** #������������* f mat 1. <\n\X. . '������������(l|IM������Wt**W1l*������������������i'Mn*^^.> : j II il I .���������*>- rm^/mmrmfryt,m*r>i������fii-h*w������i prm'ai'iam- MADK IN CANADA _BIC MWW������������W������ ^ffi'- f^Ews;- otmee&caot; msYT$fF; t^mfM*. Makes Your EXPENSES Light Makes Your DISCUITSJLight Makes Your CAKES Light Makes Your BUNS Light Makes Your LABOR Light ORDER FROM YOUR CROCER. E.W.GSIXETTC01..LTD. Toronto.^C^t. NGTtCEiii 'benby givea that at tlio uext meeting of rtbe Hoard ot LiceusoCom wisu-oners of tho City of Cumberland, we intend to npply for a reuewal i f the hotel lie nae lield by us ffor ths Vei:clom'e Hotel, situated on lot 5 block 3, Oumbe - land Towisite. WILSON & BRAMI3ERG. The Cauitenay Hotel Kvery .coivvepien^e for guests. The Ctmtin, 1 Ho.t 1 for Sportemoc ii one. but the Best of Wines and 'Liquors .at die Har. RATES REASONABLE John Johnston, Prop ^w���������^'4���������^������������������'_^^���������^^M���������'W���������''^'4,i���������'^'W'4, ���������3 ;C u m - X mm tl!) <D ��������� a- z X -JL M t h 6 T3 O O j���������i .0) sz CO CO O -3 c c to s s o U 4-) OS 4-1 t/J w \ 4-> r WO < ' b/3, c 43 ft 0 Dated thia 7th d-iy of Niv��������� 1011. NOTICK ii hor b/Kivoa that^.at tk-> neyt nutting of tho Uomd of License Commissioners of the City of Cun.borlard, I ntend o npp y for a renewal <>f tha h iV e! fiii-euee held by mo for ihe Cumberland HoUl, situated onlot 1, block U,.Cura--er<- luud ToAnaite.. WILLIAM ME1UUFIELU . Dated V is 7th dny of Nov., J911. NOTICE U hereby yiveri that 30 days aftw date -application will be made to the .Superintendent of Provincial Police, Victoria, 11. C, for a tiansler of the hotel license to sell liquors by retail in the hotel known .is lhe Port Augusta Hoicl, situated, nt Coniox, ll.C. fiom John (Jhnrhts Clarence lo Amos Cotfmj'ton. John Ciuiu.ks Clauknck, Holder of Licence, Amos Cottinuton, Applicant. Dated M.iv jjih, 1992. PUBLIC .NOTICE NOTICK is hereby given that all property .owners are requested, to connect their ; premises with the new sewers, wherever same are completed, ou or before the 15th day of March, 191a, and if said connections are not- made by the above date, the City Council will proceed lo complete same at the expense of the.property owners. By order of The City Council A. McKINNON, City Clerk, Cumberland, B.C. Feb. 20, 1912 "i ROOMS/or rent at Mwrinulli's Rooming House, Derwont Avo- m mm Xmas Presents A Stock of over to Select From Xmas Presents An Ad in the News pays. Try. it.. FOR SAl,E���������Three milk cows, first class milkers, also two heifers in calf, graded- stock; three horses, two drivers and a general purpose mare, age three and lour years. Apply to D. Roy, Roy's Beach. Union Steamship Co., hf B.C. Ltd- THE S, S. OOWICHAN WILL SAIL AS UNDE.lt POWELL RIVER-COMOX-UNION-OAMPBEI,L RIVER route Leave Vancouver Thurs. 2 p. '111 Arrive Comox Friday 6 a. iu. Depart 7 a. 111, Arrive Union Bay Friday 7 a.m, depart 9 am. (For Campbell River, wayports for Vancouver.) NANAIMO DENMAN ISLAND-UNION BAY-COMOXROUTE Leave Vancouver Saturday S p.m. Arrive Nanaimo, 12 midnight Arrive Union Bay, Sum day 6 a.m. Depart 5 p m. Arrive Coniox, Sunday 8a m, Depart 4 p.m.' Subject to ���������change without notice. INGS, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, FOBS, PENDANTS, CHAINS, BRACELETS, SILVERWARE, LOCKETS, BROOCHES. BERT ASTON THE JEWEL BOX Next to Tarbkm/s Stork ��������� WISHHii aaaam. ������������������mL oil) . o ������ H ������ ������ Cement blocks etc. ^concrete chimney blocks a specialty. Samples to be seen at McK-eaii, & Bis- coe's store, Courten- ay, B.C. iS?"- For estimates and particulars write J. Lawrence, Comox, ll.C. .-' " .." />)./\,._ffi__. ft \E__^'l ii ���������-- _���������. 1 CJ/ J 1'(Nil wi, rr-i fc /^:^^>|^3iJ% ; The purest aud bept BEER, and '.;������:$^ "Mi'h^ - made in Cumberland.. COPYRIGHT. ''J^.^^S'-'l^f^r " fW.-Bft-OV ^llllllllllllllllllll!l|llllllllll!lllllllllllillKIIIIIIIIIIIII|.|IIIIIUIIIII������lllllll!ll!lltl������^ a Is 0T1C3S is hereby given tha :80; day's after ditto application will bo mado to tlio Superintendent <of 'Provincial Policy Victoria, for 11 ���������transfer,of the hotel liconsoto sell liquors by retail iu tho liotel known as tlio Lonuv Hotel, situated at Comox, B. C, from Flor- .once M. CliiTc to Goo.. M. Barlow, FumKNCK M. Ul.II'FK. Holder ol Lioonso. Gicoitt.ii; M. li.Mtr.ow, Appliennt. Dito.l Maeh M.\- 11)12. FOR SALE���������A book till yom-g sports -fihotild rend, price $1.0U Address letters, drawer \\, Nnn- u'mo, B, C, nee Are you insured? Is your life Insured? ' , Is your home Insured? Are Insured against sickness and accident? LOOK! READ! EDISON "HOME" PHONOGRAPH FOR SALE, also about four , dozen of the latest 4 minu'e Amberole Records The machine is jnst as good as new and the records are perfect, with out a blemish. Owner will sell cheap for cash. This, is a snap for anyone that is thinking of getting a talking machine. Apply this office. VICTORIA LAND DJST^JBC* District of Su-vwar-d, TARE notice thut George iloiw. ry "West of Vancouver, B. <J., oc eupation Fifh Merchant, iiitendk to apply for permission to purchase the followin������ described lands:���������ComnieiH'iiio; tit a p.j.-t planted at the X, AV. forner of. Lot 4 1). L230 thence Ka*t alono- the survey line 40 chains, ilu-neu North 20 chains, thcuiv. Wc-t -IC chain?, thenee Suiith alonu tha hiku shore 20 uhainti, and eoiaaiu ing 80 acres-.-- Gkoug-e; Hhnuv Wkst, Applieant. Dated November 21^, Wll. ���������" "' ?i������" ' ��������� ��������� ��������� NOTICE'is hereby ^i\on lli:u jo d.^ys. afterdate I untend Ui apply to the Honorable Minister ol J.aiuls fori, license io prospect ibrcc.nl and |)etri)leur,i under tlic^ foieshnrc and twulcr Lhe witierjon ihe lands in and opposite the following de-> scribed lands Mtuate In Rupcit Districts ��������� Coinintncing at a post plained mi lhe sea beach :u hiyli water mark at ilie in-, tcrsectioaof Seciions 14 and 15, Township 2, I'ort McNeil! Unpen Dis iin.; ihence norlh 55 oh.iin..in'.ie 101 !���������:-.- to,, high water mark on ll.c -;,w ,h.i":ileio! ���������}'���������������������������>������ McNeill Haibor; theme casierlv jjm.i' shoreline to it'ucrsecium i.fbeeiioiis 25$, and 24. Township 2, thence souilieily 0������ rhiins more or less to 1 \^h watci m.ut or. south sl'ore of Port McNeill llaiboi- thence westerly iilauy shoic line to puiiu olicoininenceine.rit. UomnuA. Laikii. E. l'iie-t, ai^eni Dated this ist day of Scp'.emiK'r, 1911 $ NOTICE ia Imreby u'xnu tn<.l t.i iho uixt mefltiiiK of ih-T Bonni nf Xiicw.Bo ComraiSiiaieis of the L'i y ut Uuinber- la'd, I incend to i-py'y for ft. renewal if the hot I license held by me- [or the New Englaud Hotel, situated 00 thoeiufc half of lot ft, in bUck 3, Cuuilvr~. land TowuBite. ���������TAMES WALTEUS. Da'ecl tbis.7'h dny of Nov,, 1311. liabiliiy, Burglary and Automobile Insurance Co., VICTORIA, B.C. for information write t|i.k Vancouver Island insurance 820 fort Street ��������� - %iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw ���������mm mmt mvm *m m aw*. NOTICE. To whom it may concern:��������� Thi* is to notify the public that nil freight charges ou bonded goods dented at Uniuu Hay for the Ooniox Vnllcy must be pn id before goods can be iorward fd. Hy order Cuiiadiau Collieries Dunsinuir] Co. ftttMammaaaaemmmmmmmamm^ HAV VOH SAI.K���������Thir tons of good baled hay, ptice $14 per ton at Grantham. IM1 Janes, Sand vick, II. C, >������������������������������������ mmmmm^nm-mmm^ ��������� ���������������'������������������������'��������� I- 1'OR SAI,K���������Ornolhift Intlil ,^0 feet in letigUi, 7 ft beam, 8', jj . engine, will.carry jo passe, j-crs. Two cabiiiH. Apply Tom tuy's Hicycle Shop. \n\ St, NOTICK Any poison or pornous, ciilliii}.;, roniuving or tftking any blocks, timbiM' or wood, of nny doHcriptiodn )olmi|;inf;'t') tlm Wellington Col- dory C'O'y-t ������f from or off tho hind of tlio snid (Joinpuny, or iinyono tipping rubbish of nny description anywhere upon the��������� company'n land will bo piwocutod to tlio full ox tout of tbo law, W. h COULSON, Gonorai Alnuitgor, Wellington Colliery Oo,y. %y run 1.1* Hiding on locoiuolivim uud rail way cum of the Union f'olliory Couipttny by any pernon jr per- inim���������Axcrpt lain crotv���������i^ Rlrietly pr������hfl't������d. KiiiploywB rrv wU- nn. Wt.'uuiiwal for itUi.wtiijj; i-am Hy ordor W. I. COULSON, (ifjjeral Manager. MOVING ? Pianos and Fukniturk Freight, Wood and Coal Hauled INDEPENDENT TRANSFER RICIIAUDSON ^ HAYWOOD \ PHONE 5 7 Windermere Ave, OUDHUS TAKItN FOR NUT COAL NOTICK, May ward bund Dislik-l. Districi of Siiywiml. TAKE NOTICE tli.U I, Walter CntRe of Coniox, 11. C, occupation firmer, in- triuls 10 apply for permission 10 pur- nliase tlie following desci.bed lands.'��������� CoiinncncinK at .1 post planted on die snutli-wcsi side of Sinl'UI'Island in C.o������. Iind llarlioiiron Vildi!/. Island, thenee f illowint; shore lino lo ptace of rom- nicnccmcnt iitcludintf hoili imilioni of Island conlainiiiK 15 acres mom nr loss. WALTER GACK. C. H. I'idcock, A������cnt. Dated Aprit 171I1, 191.2. +mmmm*fm. mfmrnmimmmmmmimm ���������.������.��������������������������������� ������������������ TAKK NOTICE Unit J-h. pit 11. l'������y of ���������hmiiMli, It. if,, nihil iiinniuor, inUiuls 10 ' " .? (' .Ml ������.������.< RUl'EUT LAND DlSTlttOI Dis'ri'-t, of Itu])urt,. TAKE not ce ihat Hiodoi-* Mnu 3..*or������u of Vanciuvn", B. (), cc-.iii,iifoTi,Widow, i tends to np|j[y f'.r per.i-is- ijjj I.j rmr- chabo the I l\���������\vn g d sci'ib .<t lu' d : 0 vc nii-ii'jiug sit ui ii.p ht iilanlcd ^1 nut or.; mile north luid -it) chili' rt 1 ut. *.f tin- s. K corner of R������u ion 4, 'L\.wii*hip l; ' \h.t 110-. mr li 80 cI.ih-iih, tlicncf; e::8. W d:, i h. thonco doufc'i 80 ctiniu-. theuce w<;sl b'l chninH toplueeof coniimncemunt, coiittui _u_K.W0_acros,_ui������r>ii< r*^_le(^s._ Soiibed <m po-t"I_\JL's"S.Wr������imdri ENUOKA.M.U2 U'.ESUX, D-iiCl.ul;, ^.go.t.. Dated December 11 th, I9i0. ippiy ���������''��������� * iuunoi- i������ im ..>,,��������� TAK15 NOTIOK that H. B. N'-mby, marriod womnn, of Viotoria. B.C., iu tends t'i apply for a license to prospect foi coal and potrolen mon tho follo������ing described Inndsi��������� Oommeucing at a pout planted on tho south-went oomor of Section dO, Rupert UiHtriot, Malcolm I������lmd, .thonoo o.iat 80 ohaius, thonco north SO ohaliiB, the co woaV 80 ohniuf, thonoe south 80 ohains to tho poiut of oomnunci- monfc. Datod 11 tlulny ot Msnh, 1912. H. H. MOSilY, 'liooitor. Joaoiih H, Foy, Agent. npl21i.i):il ' m**mam*m*m em am���������������������������_������������������������������������������������i^^^'^w^^^po^^^w**^^-^ T AKE NOT.OH tha E. Sib'oy, Klenog gntphor of Vio oii:i, 11. C, i itendn to apply for a I'ojum) lo proH|A*ot for /soul hiu* potri'l urn on tho ollowi.iu danuriiicil In dn:���������Oonimoiiciiig nt a pb'St plivito I on tho north- oust cornor of Suction 11, Iluport District, Mil oim Island, thui.ci wo������1 80 eliu-'on, tln'ni'ciioitli 80 ohnins th������i)00 oimt 80 L'liiiinH, tluiDiiu south 80 olMiii n to tlio point of (viminii! cement. Dn.od lltli dny ol M.iroh, 1912 E, SIULEV, L-flttor Josoph 11. Foy, Aijoiit ni)l2lmyni ~TAKEN0TI<M-:thikt J. Y- Mcaliy, ol Victoria, IJ O , HucroUry, inti'iidi to apply for a liuciiHO to jro������|)(0t for oo������| e,n\ (lotroUum on tlio folljwng lU'sorllird IiikIhi'���������OoninienuinK at 11 post plant'd on tho noith-west oomor of 8oction 17, Un- put Diitrict, Male dm Iid.nd, thoncc Hniitli 80 ulmiiiH, thcu-o 01st 80 chil u, thmioo uorth HO ohuiiiH, thtiino vest 80 olmin* to tlio point of coiiimcnoitinui'. Dated Uth day uf Mliioli 101 tl. J. p; MOSUV. J/iua'or, ���������fonph II. Poy, AMii.t RUPKUT LAND Ul-TUlCC District, of Ri pert TAKE JvOl'U'H tlut A.Vnide Enter 0'ark Rr.wu, of llrooltfioid N. V.., married wonmu. iulcndw to a^ily t������r poi- mifiiion to purchase thy f.illown:fj dtw.nL- ed landi-:���������C:iniiii������'ijc :i(.; i\t n \insi pluntui it southwefct concr of, S ctiiiu Ii), Townahip 9, thonco uorth SO chains,, ttier.j.. cast80chainp, thenoo touih 80 clian;<, thence w/t'tt 80 c'lair.s to pl.100 of coniincn- uiont coLtaining 010 aeroB mire or leu. Seribod ou post A.E.C'.R'h S,W. cor AnEiiAiDE l.sTi:n I'i.akk IIiiown, Dan t:i,u-li, UKfii1, Dated Dccon.bor 10th, lllll). irCltO'ilifl) tit ilie folliuviiu i'l'H'* \\\t\ l������nd> ;���������()< lumo' oin������ at a \n Ht jilniit������il on tho ������<mUi-o������������t c������m*r ������f H������-������f������ii 1(1, H������- port DlH'rld, Mdodm Maml, thpiu-o went 80 ohu'lH. thonco norili Bl u alu", tllOIIO'i fltflt 8ll������liai|IH, tliMH'O M.I1U1 00 ohalrn to tho piiit of coiiiineiiooiui'iit, DaliHl lUlidayof M'"'h, I0PJ, ���������lOKI.l'll II KOV, l.n.Mor. apl til mill RUPKRT LAND DISTUIOT Dit-lricl of Rupert TAKE notice tlinl Riohmonii'. Charles BisB of Vancouvur, B. C, Broker intends to npply for per mifleion to purchase tho {oliowiri|������ described InndB:��������� Commencing ut a post planted nt i post ��������� l.'utivonn section 18k, Township 9,nntl Soot' ion 18, Township 20, ll^nco wont 40 ���������'������������������> cliniiiB, thenco Bouih 40 clminc,,; thi'-nco w.Bt ^0 chnin-, tht'iict' rontli- 81) dluiini-; il oiu'o I'tiBt 40 cliniiifr, , jhiNico north 40 chniiif, ilioiuo oiibt 40clntiiiH, tln-noi! norlh HOchnitiB to pinconf coinmci.con.oiit, coniniuinf,-., 640 aori'H mote or U'H': Bcrihcd on ponl KOIIV N V* oor..... llll.ll.MOM) C'HAIU.KH HlHH. Dan Olnrlc, ti;*cni. n'alotJ DjT.ftmherin.il, HU0. " wi wi^iT^Mii'sr inuT ���������" District of ltnpi.it. TAKK .NOTICK' Unit K-hwrd D.kp,. nf IlinMhiiniti.n. NY, cm ct,n,������-.,iiii������:i.iiH to ,. apply for puni ii-rion tu jiimumvo tho fol-- - luwmniliiwjrllut! inmlf!:- C' nn>'Hi.in"ir ht i ]) ht (Itiitnl '��������� llli'iH ������������������������'���������>���������.'. 0! II.-i woiitli 01111I ii.ii n������ r of Sc i .n Iil, l'nwr.>lili* '.'0, tlll'IIOll Wt"t 811 cim ne, -h IKM HHlti. HO I'llllillH, Ull'IM.I. Old Ml H.ull.'i, tlAlK'U liorih 80 (dii.iM t" |'l en of non iimceir.oit, oontuining (110 wm.., nioiv or \<n* Sjiiht-il on pout KDV K.!% c.iiiU'i'. KllWAUlJ DVKK. Dim Olaili, Ayp.it. Dated I.).!, oniber IO'.l). ID 10. a|il'.'lmyXI ������w*w������v������.������v������w������w������w>��������� , T^f^t^m**^m^**ltAm*f^(mJ^'t'am,'f'>' TAKK NOmiB tint J>. I>. Muir, if * Viuorio, 11, C, Accoui.tiot,hiUiiilHlo������|i.| > O. H I AntSfcLL. ply (or a lii-eme to piiM|not for innl and *m*ma*ia<i ������������������������)���������><���������*������ I ,,ff,*m.m,n.,t*-mm-.r.f.'.i*"*f ~r-.- ttmmmmmm*, Have yon tieiinl the latent Ron"'. lTl������t*y <������������������Ua Quit Kickitt' My Dok Aromi.' t'<Miio and ������et a copv at Th������ New* (Met. Only a_sr; -v 5?HE NEWS, 'CUMBERLAND, tt a YOUR BABY'S SKIN Is tlie most delicate fabric in. the world. You may cause it permanent harm by using poisonous mineral ointments for tho little rashes and eruptions that every baby suffers from occasionally. Don't takeany chances. Use Zam-Buk. the baby's best balm.- Zam-Buk is made from fine herbal extracts, and is free from any harmful poisonour. coloring matter. Like the grasses and the flowers, nature has colored it green. It is.natures own healer������. Most ointments and salves have, as / their foundation, various animal oils and fats. Zam-Buk does not contain one atom of animal substance, Most " ointments and salves are too coarse to be absorbed by the tender delicate skin of a baby, and 'remain on the skin an irritating mass. Just put a little Zam-Buk on baby's skin, and see how soon it is absorbed, showing conclusively that the pore3 of the skin are greedy for It Use nothing but, Zam-Buk for baby's Kkii\( troubles aud wash with Zam- Buk Soap. Zam-Buk should also bo used for cuts, burns, scaids, eczema, piles, ulcers, etc. AH "druggists and stores sell at CiOc. box, or post free from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, for price. Refuse harmful substitutes and imitations. The Tell-Tale Thumb. The thumb confesses the man; no man is clever enough to deceive it. It has been divided into three parts, typifying the three qualities that master the world���������wjll, logic, and love. The first, or nail phalange, signifies will; the second logic, the third, which Is the boundary of the Mount of Venus, love. When the thumb is unequally -: developed and the first phalange is extremely long, it Is neither love nor logic that governs the individual, but merely sheer will. If the middle phalange be much longer than the first, reason predominates; yet the man may not have the power to will himself to do that which his reason dictates. When the third phalange is long and the thumb Is short, man Is revealed as the slave of the senses, guided neither by will nor reason. If "the thumb is supple-jointed, the individual is easy-going, spendthrift, careless of time, money, energy, opportunity and all things. If it be firm-jointed he is cautious, watchful, keen, diplomatic, tireless in planning, confident and sure of success, self- possessed and self-controlling. The Ventriloquy of Birds -Whence and why is the power of ventriloquy that many birds-possets': (asks a writer in the Nation.) The ���������nTeadow=pipit7_or~tire~1cornbi^kC~BaiT sit in one place and make its vo'ce seem to come from many alternate spots. It may be a trick impressed by the ages as a means for bewildering one's enemies, for comrade call and danger call seem, to our blunt ears at any rate, to be.the-;samo' in these species. The cornbrake must wbe of an artistically playful disposition, for he calls like that, now near, and far, when he is, undoubtedly calling his mate. King George at Home. When King George entered his private room on his' return from his Indian visit he found a mass of correspondence arranged for his examination that made; him smile.. "Enough work here for a month, I suppose," he remarked to Lord Stamfordham. It was plain that he was only too. anxious to get to work. His quick, alert manner, of moving about,T glancing with pleasure at various objects in his apartments, pausing every now and then to make.some brief reference to matters tbat immediately interested him, was gratifying to behold, sinco it indicated better than anything else could have done the downright joy that he felt at -being back in his London "home," while it equally conclusively demonstrated that his health had not been impaired by the fatigues of the last few months When Colds Hang On You Can Be Sure the Vitality of The System is RunningYLow. ** Fortify Yourself Against Pneumonia And Consumption by Using. DR., CHASE'S Dickens And Miss Weller, " Dickens himself was , orice embarrassed by one of his names. This was when he was,presented to a Miss .Weller, whose beauty and talent delighted him. Ho described to a friend his mixed feelings at finding the name he had made grotesque borne by so gracious a lady. Ho afterwards in troduced a friend, and a marriage followed In tlmo. On the morning after that first meeting Dickens sent to this, unforeseen kind of Weller some verses in which'ho protested his re grot that ho could not hope to change >er namo for ho was .married and "Pickwick" was published. Not That Kind of Sinner A story Is told of a certain clergyman who was fond of making sharp remarks, Ono day, after a fall of snow, ho was wending his wny along a country road In company with a pai-Iablo)*,. or. Ills companion suddenly stopped upon a hidden slldo, and camo down with n thud. Looking gravely down at lilm, tlio pastor solemnly said:��������� "All, my friend, bIiihoih stand on slippery places," "Yes, 1 seo thoy do, but. I can't," was tho Indignant rejoinder of llio fallen inoinbor of IiIh (lock, "Tlnu'ii Is fierce," doolmed Hunan Ilrott. "Half tho managers on Hro.id- wj;.' own mo ijumoy " ' Hack Kiilnry or alimony?" politely iiiH't'k'd Yurk'k J(amiii,������-i'ou)-iir journal. A beggar In Dublin had boon long ItcHlnglng nn old, gouty, lowly, limping gout Ionian, who rel'imed IiIh milo with much Irritability, on which tho mendicant, mild,: ��������� "Ah, ploaso your honor's honor, T wish your lioart was ub tender as yonr toon." N V \ \ v kiDNEYl You catch cold easily: One cold is not gone till the next one comes. You are unable, to shake yourself free, and as a result your system is gradually becoming weaker and weaker. This is the way to pneumonia or consumption. Colds only hang on when the system is in a weakened or run-down condition, and the-blood lacks the richness which is required to fight off the disease germs. Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine will free you of the cold, but you must build up the system by using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food or you leave yourself open to renewed attack. Colds do not bother the person whose blood is pure and rich-and whose nervous system is filled with energy and vigor,- You can fortify yourself against colds and you' can ward off such frightful .diseases as pneumonia and consumption by using Dr. Chase's. Nerve, Eoodi'.���������.;:���������'���������'^"-;*���������:.- By a few weeks'..use of this great food.cure you can build up a;reserve force- which will enable you to'. fight off disease and to better accomplish your i work in life; Rich; red blood is the greatest of germicides, and l-hene*ysu,nothing-���������like-���������Div--.Ghase's Nerve''Food to form new blood and restore snap, vigor and energy to mind and body. 50 cents a box, 6 boxes for $2.50, at all dealers or Ed- manson, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto. 'ndustrial Accidents. According to the record of industrial accidents kept by the Department of Labour, 01 persons were killed and 178 injured during *"���������'February;' .1912 This record' compares very favourably with that of January, when 86 workmen were killed, and 214 injured Compared.wit'i February, 1911, the record: is 'still more favourable, is 93 were killed arid: 197 injured in that month. The worst disaster of the past month was the premature explosion" of dynamite on construction work near Fort Frances, Ont., en the lino of the Canadian Northern Railway, by which 13 construction hands were killed and six others seriously injured. Two-year-old Harry had never seen a live lamb, his only knowledge of that animal being derived from a toy one oil wheels. While visiting grandpa on lhe farm he was taken to the sheep pen to seo the lambs. After looking at them for a few minutes, he looked up at grandpa with a puzzled expression, and asked, "Where's the wheels?" They.Soothe Excited Nerves.���������Nervous affections are, usually attributable to defective digestion, as the stomach dominates the nerve centres. A course of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will still all disturbances���������of this character, and by restoring the stomach to normal action relieve the nerves from irritation. There is no sedative like them and in the correction of irregularities of the digestive processes, no preparation has done so effective work, as can be testified to by thousands. Bullet Proof Shield. Lieut. Bisbinl of the Thirty-second Infantry, who is now at Tripoli, has invented a bullet proof shield which can be put to different uses with great advantage. The shield consists of a light plata of tempered steel 12 inches wide and 16 inches long,.shaped-like a spade. When fitted to one Of the tent poles the shield can serve the purpose of a spade for digging trenches In-the sand. In skirmishing soldiers can use It to tako cover by lying on the ground and firing from behind the shield through the hole, which Is large onongh to,admit the barrel of the rifle. The shield can also ho used when soldiers flre kneeling, and in bayonet charges It can bo strapped ovc the loft arm and serve tho purpose of a regular shield; On the inarch the shield, which is very light is hung over tho knapsack. The Bisbinl shield has been experimented with successfully and found bullet proof at 100 yards, so that vory probably It will be adopted as nn 'essential part cf tho equipment of Infantry soldiers. A Yukon Bonanza, one of the best since tlie days of the Klondike discovery in 189S was made here last week, about seventy miles from the mouth of Sixtymile River, 120 miles southwest of Dawson and A new gold discovery, regarded as twenty-five miles from the Alaska line. .The find is said to average about $1 to the square foot of bedrock. Some two hundred 'men have already gono from here on a stanir pede: to stake claims, notwithstanding a temperature of 30 degrees below zero and snow on the ground fifteen inches deep. A very reliable miner, who has been engaged in mining here since the gold rush in 190S, was the discoverer. He reports the formations in sinking a shaft 19 1-2 feet to bedrock as follows: Six inches of muck; 6 feet of gravel'containing gold, 3 cents^to the pan; 6 feet of muck and 7 feet of gravel to bedrock where the gold is found. In cleaning up the surface of the bedrock^ a-space, of 5 by 8 feet, he obtained $40 worth of high grade gold, as -������������������shown by-the gold co"rnmissioner's scales here. , He reports the valley in which the discovery was made to be 20 miles-long and 2,000 feet wide, with good working gravel quite similar to ���������that of Ihe famous Bonanza Creek of 'tire Klondike, and frozen solid from the surface,to bedrock, making a safe roof for mining. There may be other corn cures, but Holloway's Corn Cure stand at the head of the list so far,as rbsults are concerned. Mlnardu Liniment for sale everywhere. m-m ���������������������������������������������w Secret of Long Life. Tho truo socrot of lioiilth and long lifo lies In very sltnplo tilings, Don't worry. Don't, overeat. Don't Rlarvo, Fresh nir day and night. Sleep nnd rent abundantly, Spend Iohh nervous energy oa<!li day Ihan you mako. Bo clioorful. "Work llko u man, hut don't bo woi;kod to death." Avoid, passion and excitement, Associate with healthy pooplo, Health Is eontrigloiiHiiH woll as (Hhoiiho, Don't, carry the wholo world on your sliotildurs, far loss tho universe, Novor despair. "Lost hope Ih a fatal illumine," PILES CURED IN 0 TO 14 DAYft Vour ilniKiilHt will rotund money If I'AKO OINTMHNT fullH to ouro any enmi of Hi'lihm. mind, MlmtdltiK or I'rotrud'.iitf PIll'M In ll to 14 (IllJ'H. 5Ue. ' ��������� " . Your Moiher Do not forget, to manifest an interest in whatever interests or amuses her. Though she is^old and wrinkled sho loves pretty things. Make her frequent simple presents, and be sure they are appropriate and tasteful- Remember that slie is still a girl a I. heart, so far aa delicate little attentions are concerned. Give her your full confidence, and never do anything which you think she would disapprove. Make her a partaker, so far as your different ages will permlt,������in all your pleasures and recreations, Lift all'the burdens you, can from the shoulders that have grown stooped In waiting upon and working for you. Never intimate by word or deed that your world and hers are different, *or.that you feel In any way superior to her. Treat hor,.with,tho unvarying courtesy and deference that you accord to those who aro abovo you. ln rank or position. Study hor lastes nnd habits, her likes and dislikes, nnd, enter to'them as far ns possiblo In tin unobtrusive wny. Boar pal lent ly with all her peculiarities or infirmities of temper or disposition, which may well lio the result of n llfo of care and toll. Ro- member that, hor llfo Is monotonous compared with yours, and tako her to somo siillaBlo place of amusement, or for a littlo trip lo tbo country, or lo Mm city If yonr homo Is In the country, as frequonUy as possible. Explained Didn't, nomo Id lot propose to you beforo our marriage?" "Certainly." ' "Then you ought to liavo married hlrn." "Thai's just what I did."���������Stray Stories. <__ ; ��������� _ M lT ^iseuiTs 3/ ONE TIRED WOMAN AND ONE-LITTLE OVEN* You have probably been there yourself���������perhaps nro right now.' Bright women, all over Canada are getting away from this. They we!- como MOONEY'S BISCUITS as a most acceptable substitute fo* thoir own bread and biscuits; MOONEY'S PERFECTION SODA BISCUITS are the crispest, creamiest crackers mado. Better still, they are baked in Winnipeg ; right at your very door* They come to you fresh as tho product of your own oven, You can have them in air-tight packages -^HP^^-^ or sealed tins as you prefer < LET MOONEY DO IT Trappers,Denlers, in any kind o������ Row Furs, cannot afford to dis- pose of their collect ions without first obtaining our prices , sent upon request. Remittance forwarded day goods received, Express and mail charges on all shipments paid by us. Cnnnda'j Largest Fur Operator. Your correspondence solicited. John Hallam ���������> Toronto an Your Eyesileed Dare Try Murine Kyc Remedy. No Smarting���������Feelg Fine���������Acts Quickly. Try it Sor Red, Weak, Watery Eyes aud Granulated Eyelids, IlluB' trated Book in caeli Package. Murine is compounded by our Oculltils���������not a''Patent Medicine"��������� but used In successful Physicians' Prac- lice far many years, Now dedicated to tho Public, and sold by Drumlsls at 'ioc and 60c per Bottle. Murine Hyo Salvo lu Aseptic Tubes,'2o<s and GOc. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago ��������� REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD., n Mrs. WiKstow's Sootiii.vo Sykijp,has. been tised for over SIXTY YEARS Uy Millions of MOT-IRKS for their CltlLDKUN WHU.K TRUTHINO, with PRIU'RCT SUCCESS. It SOOTHEHHlu CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMSi AW,A.YSmi TAIN; CURES WIND COI.IC. a������ is lhe besljfreinedy,for DJARRliqJA., It is at solutely harmless. Be sure and nsk for "Mrs, Wroslow's.Soothiuc Syrup," and take no ������lher kind. Twenty-fire cents a bottle.' Old Sores, Lumps' in Breast, Growths removed and heal, ed by a simple Homo Treatment No pain, Describe the trouble, wo will senti' liook and testimonials free. TBE CANADA CANCER INSTITUTE. Limited 10 Churchill Ave., Toronto, It In to IIvo twice when you cnn enjoy tho recollection of your onrllcr lil'o, ���������Bmart! Ilrown���������"I any. Smith, aro you uood uL nmiiindntiiiH?" Hiiiltli���������"My lioy, I am urail. at, mioli Httnt'", V\rr, rt'"'iy " Tlrnwn���������"Woll, 'If \t Inlioit n mnu tlii'fio (liiyn |o olmw a liaiii walKlilnj? ten pouuilH, How Ioiik will It, tnko tlio caino man to itlioiv a liamini'r woIkIi- lilt; tilx iiouiiihi?" Sinltli (nftor coiiHldoi'lni,' hoiiio vniif-i i'ii k������-������'* it xt\>, mil cjiii|i," Mrovvn (an lio propuroH to (Iod������o tliliiKH)���������"It will ilopoiid wliol,li(,fr lio In a iirofcHulonal or u liiunnioi'.olio'w- ur." (jyREO OFJOISTlPJtTOI Mr. Andrewo praises Dr. Morso'a Indian Root Pills. W. N, U. No, 801. Affonl, fto nour-fnoml lull, wenltliy olil lady i: "MikIiuii, I run, hoHoIUhk ftmdH to Htnrt a lionovoloiit. mitorprlBo fur llio ,1*1001* lilnrUii of Africa, ami I l)ioiiKlit;~" Soiir-faaed Lndy; "I cnii'L Rlvn you nuniny, nir; T lmvo linen Hwliiillcil too often, All I car. do Ib to lend my' eounleniuiee to Die nelieme." A Rent (midlyl: "That would Kliuply ruin It, ma'am." Mr. fU'(tr;;i< AndrewB of ITnlifnx, N.S., ivrlles! "I'm- iiiiiny yonrn 1 liuvelicon troubled with iliroiik* Cuiistijmtion, 'J'hw nil- infill, never eninon fiiiiirle-lmiv^d, and I have liecu ii vicliiu totlie iniiny 'lltiessen Ih.ii iojj.-.!ip.iti(.ii ftt'iii^ Ut jl.-i li.iin, Medlelne after inedlclng I lmve titl-en in order lofind relief, but one and all left me. in the same lio|iclci's condition, It tieetned that nothing would expel from me Ilie one ailment that caused so much Uonbic, *)tL .it i,*,>t I Kail aiiuul lilCsiC Indiiiu Knot Pills. That wiui indeed n lucky dny for me, for I was t;o impressed with the state- merlin mndo that I determined to give Iliem a fnir trinl. They havo regulated my slomnch nnd hou-eln. I nm cured of constipation, nnd I claim they have no equal na a medicine," For over hnh" ri rentury l>r, Morse's Indian Root Pills lmve liven ciuiiiK eon- sltpailon and closed, inaelive klditeyn, wiih nil (he ailment" which rwuli froin them. They clcaii'-.e the whole system nnd purify tliu blood, Sold Overy where at 'miic, -d iifc.it, 2 Extreme Temper. "Bangs is a vory ill-tempered man, I lionr." *,,���������'..,, "So 111-1 omporod that ho won't ride on anything'but a sulky.". Tlio avorago man Rots so much crlt- lolf-m Unit whon a co.mpllmont Is paid lilm without "If" or "but" nl.lnchod, he plnchos liimsolf to seo If he isn't just new dead, "I lmvo six (laughtors," ''Must tnlio 'em a Ioiik tlmo to dross when tho family Is going anywhere," "Oh, no. They form in a circle and ouch ono buttons nnother'u isown."��������� Wnahinistoii l-lonilil. HOW'S THIHT We ������rftr One Hundreil Dolltri RtwirA (or any ������������n of Catarrh that canntt ha eiiiem by Hall'ti Catarrh Cura. _ J, J. CHJSNlSy k CO., Toledt, 0. 17t, the iiMei-aUmed have known K. J, fjlienny for the laut 15 yaara, and hollova him ner/eotly hotinrabl* In all buslnoaa iianiaotloiiH, and flnanolnlly ablo to enrry tui any.o ijjBatlona mada.uy hla iTrm WaldfnK, Klnnan A , Murv n, WholenaU Driirglflta, 'iJoUiin, O, The scientific way of getting the besb results from your cattle, is to get ,the best separator. There are so many separators on the market, each one claiming to be the best; that buying one should be a matter of careful consideration." ������������������ ��������� 35 .00 OUR J 1912 MODEL HIGH GRADE 35������ IS STERLING SEPARATOR We would like to bring to your notice some points of special advantage in this machine. The bowl is small and true-balanced, easy to run, skims quickly and cleanly. It is ��������� forged from solid steel with electrically welded spindle and can not get Out of balance. The flexible neck bearing of can of heavy phosphor bronze is ' held in place by heavy coil spring and adjustable lock nut, This is the most approved type of bearing. It is lubricated by sight feed oil cup. : "The gears tire accurately cut incsh perfectly, and .run with a 'minimum of friction. The gears are concealed and protected from dust. ' ' ,". One-piece Seamless supply rctinned steel, no place for dirt ,to There lodge. The skimming discs ar������ easy to wash, The discs aro slipped alt together from tho bowl to the cleaning rod, Tho discs can not' become. mixed. After washing they arc slipped back into the bowl all at once, they are not handled one at a time. It only takes a minute to, thoroughly wash them. 30 Day Free Trial We could enumerate at considerable length, the different advantages of our separator, but we permit you to answer every ' question by accepting our remarkable offer. We offer you a thirty-day working trial on your own farm entirely at our risk. Your decision is final. -If at the end of4hat time you are not satisfied in every detail you can send the separator back telling vis what is yvrontf. flnd we will pay all transportation charges and return your money, Nothing we could say would provo more conclusively the confidence wo have in this separator. TELL US YOUR NEEDS Every ono expects business to increase, When ordering a separator it is always better to buy a larger ono than tho present needs demand, Lotus know tliesizo of your herd and wo will tell you what a suitable separator will cost at your own town. Wrlto for our Spring and Summer Catalogue. It will lave you money. i ���������* Mnmr-g " ������*nnnii I I '4 JUll'w Catarrh Cure la latttn Intemallr, .jtlnjr directly. *���������-- - ��������� -'���������' iua.aurracea.gf. ictlna directly, upon Uia Blood and muo. ���������ui aurfacea of fhe ayatom. T������itlmonlal| ftnt.frtio, Frlaa, lie, par kittle. Hold by'allri)rueefaU~' " " Tab* halra lramllr Piila for ConiU* anion. A yoiiiiR' woman entorod a shoo- lmikor'it ontahllHhmnht and Haiti to the Bnlosrnati���������"I Ihlnlc IIioho LoiiIh tho Vou I* I oun 1.11 IiooIh uni loo high for mo. fllvo mo n. Hlno lowni*, iiIomho. Or per- liaim LoulH tho Thlrtooutli would ho \,\k\\i v-iioti/ih!" Mlnard's Liniment Cure* Dandruff. !������������������ ���������!���������<��������������������������� \imm ��������� timm Hln Excuoe. hill'.--- 'Vou dillu'i. HfvMU in iiiit' Mio now Hymphouy at. tliu concert last nlKhtV" Ho���������"No. Tho fact 1ft, I Ignored It." filio-"lBiiored It!" Ilo���������"Yoh, Mm. Knozltnll wn������ wllh mi, you Itnosv, and alio mild hIio lieiuil It In Munich la������l year, mull couldn't hIiou- an InlernHl ilu niiyMiln/r iir no- i-otid hand iih ilinl, ooiikl 1?"���������(.'luvo- htiul I'liilii Deal or. Some Mourner. Down In Goorula a iu'ki'o, who had IiIb llfo inmired for Hovorul liundrotl dolIni'H, dlotl nnd loft tlio monoy to IiIh widow. Sho Inunodltttoly bouglit herHoll! a vory elaborate niouriiliiB out lit. ShowiiiK hor purchatio to hor frloml, Hho wan vory particular In |_olni_ Into dotal! iih to prlcoH nml nil lncldontnl parllcuIarH, Uvr frlond wiih vory much IniproHBod, nm] romarliod; "Thorn hIio Ib flno closo, hut, bofo' lieavon, what Ih you goln' to do wld all ills bliiclt iindorweiirr. The horonvod ono Hlghcil; "Chllo, whon I morns, I mornfi."��������� Ilarpeni Mngazlno. Quite nt Home "Mioar your son him broiiRht home a timid littlo hrldo." "Well, uho inn't no awfully back- ward -"t thut. Sho Htarlod in rluht nwny to Improvo mothor'n gamo of hi'li'"*e ned Mhnw the ���������������������������|j'ln Jjoiv to mVCmi." Rporm wlinloB nro tho rleliofit prlz* on of tho oooan, yielding upormacotl from tho brain chhob, Ivory from their lowor jawH, nml rich yellow oil from tholr aides, Anaemia enn hn HiieceiiHfiilly treated by fruit diet, oHpeelnlly with ban- amiH. I,nl ur not ho loo pnrlloiilntVi Tl, Id belter to have old HeconiMinnd rlla- mondii than uono at till.���������Mark Twain, A Chlengo )irofefiHor nllrlhiiloH In- illKeHtlon to n peHHlmlHtlc Htomaeh, whloh refiiHOH to enjoy tho good things of llfo. Strikes During February. Tho strike Blluutlon In Canada continues on tho wholo favourable ac cording to tho Intent roportH of thi Dopartmont of Labour, Fow illflpiiton of Importnnco occurrotl during Fobrtt- nry, tho ono affecting mont omployooa being that ot tho clonic and garment woi'koni in tho omploy of T, Eaton Company, Toronto and Montroal. About (100 omployooa woro affoctcil by thin dlflpiito, Altogether thoro wora twelvo ntrlkoH In oxlatonco (luring Fobruary affo^'tlng nbout fiO Arms am! 1,200 omployoofl, Tlio Iohb of tlmo In working days was npproxlmntoly 10,000, comparof,, with 12,000 dayH lout from tho wnnn enunn rlnvlmr .Tnnunvv, and ovor 112,000 days lost ln February,' i',)IJ, j'JIi^lit HtiiKou loiimtiieil in ov iBlonco at tho (dono of tlio month, A group ot old mon woro giving tholr romtnlRoonoen of Llnnoln. "My wlfo eolleeted nulngrnphn," Hnld ono. "Bho onoo wroto to Lincoln for a Hon- limonf. and hln autograph, nnd alio got In roply a noto that ran������������������"Dour Madam.��������� Whon you uhIc from a-Blrniig������ or that which Is of IntoroBt only to yourself, always oncloHo a nlnmp. Tltoro'B your Bontlmont, nnd lioro'a your autograph,���������A. Lincoln!" 'CH^W'' DIXIE Tobacco THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, B. C. vt for the Children A Section of a Snail's Tongue, 10ND0N STORES. This queer looming picture is that of a section of tbe tongue of a snail. The tongue Is greatly magnified to show the rasping teeth. A sunil eats by rasping off small particles with the tongue. This tongue 19 a narrow band or ribbon witb poiuted teeth set in ro'ws across It. The common slug, often found in damp places, has more than 25,000 teeth on the tongue, which act like the ridges ou a file and scrape the food into the mouth. I once wntclifed with a magnifying lens, says a writer in St Nicholas Magazine, a small water snail feeding as it slowly crawled up the side of aa aquarium, aad, although I made no very accurate count, the tongue seemed to be pressed against the glass about forty; times a minute., , : ' i ��������� -���������} Man and Object. Two persons go out of tbe room and, after agreeing together as to what they shall represent, como back again and sit down side by side in front of the company. One of the two takes the part of some well known person, and the other represents an object which. ls_closeIy connected with that person. For instance, George Washington and the hatchet or Roosevelt and the big i������tiek, tbe king of England and his crown, etc. After the two take their seats the other players In turn ask each of them a question, to which both tbe man and the object must answer only "Yes" or "No", until the rij-^t person nnd tbe ~TJght^ficle*baTe^l)VTn^ue"s^_e"dr~'"rrhe first player may perhaps ask the man, "Are yon alive?"-Tho man will answer "Yes" or "No" according to the character he represents. Then the object may be asked, "Are you made of ���������wood?" "No." Theu the second-player in order asks a question of each, and so on aloug the line until all have Lad a turn at questioning or until the person nnd object have been rightly guessed. c ��������� A Giant Baby, ' - ' Tho -world's astronomers aro now much interested in the planet Jupiter. This planet Is the largest iu onr system, but Is said by tho scientists to bo nn Infant In swaddling clothes so far us'development Is concerned. In volume Jupiter is 1,270 times greater than our own globe. But wo nre now full grown and, as some astronomers declare, on the downblUBldQ of life, la other words, our little earth Is in mid- <llo iigo nnd will Boon bo growing old. Great Jupiter, tho king of the heavens its fiir ns our planetary system Is concerned, Is not yet fit for life. From the latest observations of Jupiter It is supposed to bo In the act of building, of solidifying. Ono dtitronomer says: "I havo not tho slightest doubt that wo uro assisting nt tho creation of a .world. Under our dazzled eyes a now ���������world Is being created In tho lnllulty, and In Jupiter we hull tlio world of tbe futuro,"-Cblongo Ncwb. Conundrums, Whnt Is the (IliVeronco between ft photographer and tho whooping cough? One mnkes facsimiles, tho other nick fnmilloB, Whnt French word contain* overy vowol nud but ono consonant? Ol-, Bonn. Whon l������ nn altered dress llko a secret? Whon It Is lot out. How do oggw Rhow their nngor on hoing called "heggur Hy becoming eggfl'tiBplrntcd. What part of Rpceoh nro ahopkoep* erB most uiixIoiih to dlsposo of? Articles. Why nro nlelt persona llko onto ���������wheels? BeentiRO Iho uro tired.���������i'bll* ���������dolphin Ledger. . . ,,- ��������� ������������������#���������# '��������� Cupid's Taroet���������A Game. In llio gnmo Cupld'B dnrtH tiro sho! from o Binull bow by oncli child In ture ut n lionrt Hhnped target of white wltb n nmnller red honrt for n bullseyo, Tlio ono wliono dnrt comus nonrest tin mlddlo of tlio bulliiujo, tuny receive i gnyly bcrlbboiiod bow nntl arrow fol ��������� prize, _ The Two Echoes.i ' Two ecU������������. cell wll!i lUviuih ir.3 ������M, Lived peacefully for many yoafs Till one, not meonlnu to offend, Bald: "Let me hear your volco, my friend l know my voice In very flno, . Hut which Ib finer, yours or mine?" "Mine," sslfl the other, loud nnd clear. "Mine," iDld the flrnt In'tonen severe. "Mine," said Iho other echo neit, "Mine," wld tho flrnt one, rather vexed. And "mlno" wim nil that they would ear, Ami neither ot Ilium would _lvo wuy, For, though most echoon cnn bo mute, Jf ipnken to they will dispute, And 1 nm miro these tfways will, Cor there they are deputing (till. ��������� >Youtb'��������� Compsnloi. When Customers Enter They Are Almost Compelled to Buy. First'and foremost the English excel in salesmanship. Onco having got a possible purchaser inside the door, they reason ho should be made profitable to them. The floor manager does, not assiime that attitude of royal Indifference ns wltlv us. He watches the struggle beween salesperson aud customer. If the latter shows signs of escaping into the open with his purse intact nuother clerk is brought forward as a re-enforcement. Some establishments still" lay fines on clerks who do not effect sales, but the system of inciting the sales force to It3 utmost efforts by giving percentages is uow coming into vogue. I The method that London stores have of letting a cash girl conduct a customer who has finished Ills purchases to a central cash desk and wrapping counter, where be. stands In Hue, keeping an anxious eye on his goods till they are parcelled, seems to us archaic and cumbersome. An Oxford street merchant, however, reasons differently: "Whon a patron has finished bis purchases he is better out of the way of new customers. English men and -women prefer privacy when they are making purchases, which would be impossible were customers allowed to sit at tho counter, awaiting their packages. Then the wrapping force works more rapidly when the patron watches and urges haste." 1 did not see how that particular force could work any more slowly, but' his other argument might have some merit���������Business. SMART LACE. TUNIC. 11t Is Modishly Worn Over .Dark Skirts. SHETLAND'S TAME GULLS. Each Family Has Its Own Flock and tho Children Feed Them. I There are many small villages in tho world'that have only one street, but Lerwick, in Shetland, besides having only a single street, possesses only one tree. There are no birds there, not even a sparrow, but the seagulls are -plentiful. ; The seagulls are the sparrows of Lerwick, and as such .hey have a greater share lu the town's life than tho sparrows ot London. In the morning you will note tbat a seagull sits on every chimney pot Seagulls swoop nndhovpr over every roof in town. Tho air is ful of their strange, high, plaintive, haunting cries. , Every house has its own familiar seagulls and every street Its own band of them. But they never mix. The children in each house have a pet namo for their own particular sea- _gulls, and having called them by those ^niesrtIie^fM^_tft'hTlBvefy^day.7^ . Each seagull knows what is meant for him. No bird attached, to one bouse ever seeks to eat the food scattered from the house next door. He does not dare to do so. So nil day long the seagulls hover, and call over tbe -roofs of Lerwick. The people ot the town, if they come across a littlo pile of rice laid upon tho roadway, step over It with care. They know that it has been placed thero for somo seagull. And at night tho seagulls leavo their - appointed chimneypots and fly gracefully away to their resting places ou tho rocks of the Isle of Noss.���������Fruit Magazine. LOUIS NAPOLEON'S ESCAPE." Disguised as a Workman He Fooled the Ham Fortress Guard, v From the researches mado by M. Thirrla come some interesting details of the escape of Louis Napoleon from the fortress of Elaqj, In northern France, on May 23, 1S4G. " It seems that tbe sole credit for the escape must lie with Louis Napoleon himself. He made his valet, Thelin, buy a black wig, some rouge, a cap which was scrubbed with pumice stone nnd a pair of sabots. Then ho cut off bis mustache, put on a bluo apron, a blue pair of trousers and a close fitting shirt of coarse stuff. Some workmen were carrying out some repairs to that part ot the fortress where the prlucc lodged, aud this gave color to his disguise, so much so that tbe two watchmen entertained no suspicions rcgnrdlug the man who walked past them nud out at the great Kate, a pipe In his mouth nud a plank on bis shoulder. Tho sergeant on duty at the drawbridge was reading a letter ns be passed nud took no notice of him. It was theu 5 o'clock iu tho morulug. Four times that day, the last time at 5 in the afternoon, did tho governor, Dcmnrle, send for the prince. Each time Dr. Couneau replied that the prisoner could not see anybody because he had taken medicine. When at last the governor lost patience and went himself to the, prince's room and walked up to tho bed on which the supposed Invalid was lying he discovered that a very presentable dummy had taken the place of Louis Napoleon. The discovery was made too late. By that time the fugitive was over the Belgian frontier.���������Paris Jour- ual des Debates. A REAL MAGIC CAP. Or- TUNIC OF CB-EA.MV TiAOI AKD KCBTJ BATISTE. The handsome point crochet in a rich creamy tone, ln combination with pale ecru batiste, Is used for this very chic tunic, which wraps around the figure in tbe modish manner over a clinging trained skirt of navy blue satin. ,������ii^_ Fop Bridge Parties. For eome occult reason known only to tke designer of this waist it has been called "the bridge blouse." Possibly the gold buttons arranged as a trimming about tbe square corsage is supposed to suggest the coin of the (How Fishes Breathe, By menns ot their gills fish breathe tho air dissolved in wajer. The oxygen consumed by tbem is not that which forms tbo chemical constituent of the water, but thijt contained In the nir which is dissolved in tho water. Fishes transferred to wnter from which tho air has been driven out by n high tern- perntuvo or in which tho air absorbed by them is uot replaced aro soon suffocated. They rcqulro aerated water to maintain llfo and they tako it in constantly through their mouths and expel It through their gills, retaining tho nir. It'follows Unit If tho water In n Inko should bo completely cut off from contact with tho air long enough to exhaust tho supply of air tho fish In tho luko would dio. It would tnko a sevcro and protly long continued freczo to accomplish this, but It might happen and doubtlcBB has frequently happened with a small body of wnter.-St Nicholas,. ' ' ��������� ' ""'.. " ' . Man and Woman. Mnn Is born uu understanding and womnn n lovo. Tho wlfo ennnot enter Into tho proper duties'ot tlio mnn, nor tlio mnn, on tho other bund, Into tho proper duties of Iho wife, bceauso thoy- differ, iih wisdom nud Ha lovo or thought nnd Its affection or understanding nnd Its will, In the proper duties of mon tho undei'Blnridlng, thought und wisdom net tho chief purt-Bwcdeu- borg. ' Forootful, Jonos���������Whnt lmvo you got thnt string around your linger for'/ Drown-My wlfo put It on so thnt I would romom bcr something, I forgot whnt It wns. I'm keeping it on now lo remind mo to nsk hor whnt It wnn when I get ilUIIIO Uiiu CiC'ljhlj,. . JHE SHEPHERD. Let the sheep out in the yards on fine days, but never expose them to storms. , Old ewes should bo fattened and disposed of before they lose any teeth. They are all right, as a rule, np to six years or a little oider. x Ten tons of hay will feed 100 % sheep one year. The hay should |> be clover, alfalfa or mixed grass- ^ es, such as redtop, bluo grass, t> alsike clover, etc. % Sheep, like other animals, aro creatures of habit and should <������> always bo handled by the samo $ attendant, who should move <| nmoug them gently and give no- & ttce of his approach by speaking <p to the llock. ^s It Is not wise to let the lambs <T shift for themselves with older $ sheep. $ Sheep should have salt by them A all the time. Keep salt iu a box T in the pen or pens and keep salt A in It all the time. If deprived of |j salt they might cat too much ������fc % wheu a fresh supply is given. X t t THE SUCCESSFUL COW. Profitable MAO MM EFFECT IN BLOUSE, ronlm thnt nt somo pnrtleB changes hands in a most dlfttrosslng fashion. Tho waist,Ib of whlto chiffon cloth with a front, emplacement... of. black tulle. A big splashing chou of BCiirlot tullo onllveus tlila chic waist. i%\ Curious Experience of a German ganist In St.,Petersburg. Not very long ago a German organist who went to St. Petersburg to live had there an experience with a new cap that for a time almost made him believe iu the magic of the Teutouic fairy tales. - 'Che organist bought the cap during his tirst day at the Russian capital and wore it the next day when he went o\it for a walk. On his return to his lodgings he was amazed to find two gold purses in his pocket, one of which contained a sum equivalent to $50. The next day, after his usual walk, he found four purses in his outside pocket, a find that caused him to doubt his senses. A third day, with a similar profitable result, sent him to the chief of police lo tell his story. ���������The-authorities-detailed-a-detectlve to go with the German to tho tailor who made the cap. Investigation disclosed the fact that it had beeu constructed of nn odd piece of -JEuglisb cloth brought in by a stranger. From it tho tailor bad' made fifteen identical caps to order. Ilaviug a bit left, he had constructed a sixteenth cap, which was the one sold to the organist. The detective tlien followed the organist through the streets of tho city, when the mystery was solved. Tho cap, it appears, was tho emblem ot a gang of pickpockets working co-operatively, The oue who secured a purse dropped It iuto the pocket of tho first confederate he saw. The cap had identified the German, and he had reaped tho reward. With this clew It was an easy matter for tho Kusslnn authorities, to catch the whole gang.���������Youth's Companion, ' , ; ��������� , .1. The Port of Werkless Men. One morning wo passed through a square in Moscow containing nothing but men-wild eyed, long hatred, long bearded men-men In rags, most of them, and all of them compelled to come thero and wnit to be hired to work. To that squnro must all work- lngmen go wlio Book work. 'J'ho city feeds them whllo they wait a single small pleco of black bread each day. Some never leave that square, but wait thero their lifetime through, They gazed upon our linndHomo Iitudnu with hungry unci'wolfish eyes. I never before beheld so frightful, unkempt u company of hopeless, hapless, hungry li uiu nn slaves us thoso IttiBslnii work- lngmen who waited for a Job.���������William Hoymour Kdwnrds In "Through Scandinavia to Moscow." , Points That Indicate a Dairy Animal. The three essentials for a successful dairy cow are vigor, capacity for food and well developed organs for milk production. The cow must have il*'������od breathing apparatus, indicated by a large nostril, wide breast and good width across the floor of tho chest. Good width here and good girth indicate a good heart. The' eye is also Indicative of strength and good physical condition, as well as temperament. A strong nerve system is also needed. This may bo tested by running the hand along the top line of the cow in the region of the chine to find out if this is open, indicating that she has good protection aud ample room for the spinal cord to ruu In. She also must have large organs of digestion. The good dairy cow usually Is wide in the forehead, the face dished between the eyes with a stroug uuder jaw. The head should be of medium length. She should have wide, open, well spruug ribs. The hips should be wide apart Make Your Own Rouge. If you nre dissatisfied with the rouge you are using try making your own. & very simple way of preparing a harmless rouge Is by tinting a portion of a tried and true cold cream with carmine, Be suro that ouly the fruit or vegetable tint Is procured for tinting purposes. If a poisonous tint is used where a minute break in the skin ot the face or lips Is present it is liable to result disastrously, causing blood poisoning or chronic tkln disease, A vegetable or fruit carmine powder worked Into cold cream (not tho disappearing kind) uutll evenly distributed nud placed in a rouge box is a safe and delightful toilet adjunct and a benefit to the skin rather than an Injury, liy mixing equal portlous of faintly pink face powder aud pure rice powder a wonderfully transparent blusu tint la obtained. White, ns a rule, shows plaiuly against tho skin, especially It the complexion inclines toward Ivory. Pink has the equally undesirable quality of causing a natural flush to appear almost florid, besides giving a note of artificiality to the face. Ky blending the two and applying the result with a piece of soft white Telvet a clear, flesh tone becoming to almost every complexion Is acquired. ( A twelve months* record of 9,578 pounds, of milk and 425.09 pounds of butter fat qualified the Brown Swiss cow Vogcl, herewith plctuied, for tho registry of production ot the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders' association. This equals G00.11 pounds of butter, So per cent fat. Vogel is a typical Brown Swiss cow of generous proportions, weighing about 1.C00 pounds. Sho won llrat prize at the Illinois state fair ln 10fl8 as a four-yeur-old. The olllclal test by tho University of Illinois w������3 made under commercial farm conditions, tho cow running with tho herd on pusturo during tho summer. Keep Windows Open. *> Don't sleep iu a closed room. ' jlfresh air Is the basis requisite to good health. A sealed chamber is a breeding place of disease.- The lungs utilize the oxygen they breathe and expel their impurities In your exhalations. Within an hour a man consumes all the oxygen in the average room. If tbe windows and transoms are down aud the door is shut thereafter be breathes foul poisons. Rural communities 6hould, by reason ��������� of natural advantages, be practically immune from the "white plague," but statistics, show a greater percentage of consumptives among farmers than any other class of people. Who isn't famhiar with the deadly parlor, with its stale atmosphere, where for-days-at a stretch-whole generations- of malignant germs nre permitted to incubate undisturbed.' A week often passes without the admission of sunlight As well spend an afternoon ln a smoke tilled tunnel us remain in such a pesthole. Opeu the windows even ln the rain- far better to spoil a few trumpery lace curtains and spot the carpet than jeopardize your health. The Canny Agent, "Do ynu BtiiYor hero from mltisran." naked the visitor to Swnmpvlllo nfl bo looked over tho villa plot proposition lu thst clowning ������ftil,������urb. "No," replied tho agent "Fact Is, I novor know you hnd llio OBtlimn."������r.LZwn" Hiii'per'ir. ~ -������������������'��������� RIqIU In Her Line. Glllet-Tlio pooplo In tho Out nbovo uh uro constantly fighting. Pcrry- DoeBn't your wlfo object? fllllot-No. Bbo ilktii* lo have u tu.i!j mudo over her. -Now York TlmoB, Thero l������ no grenl genlim without Unctur* of raadneii.-8������uoca, Embroidery on Kid, Frenchwomen aro enthusiastic ovei tho fad of using kid trimmings on their outdoor coHtumos, Hut tho kid must bo embroidered, Soft whlto or vory light colored kid Ib used nnd li fitBhlonod Into bolts* collaru and revon bnmU Any Bhnpo Hint enllfl Iho fancy In iiflod, but nil rnunt correspond, The work Ib dono In silk nnd metal threads, and tho raw edgo of tho kid In finished off with n cord of licnvy thread of dull gold or silver. Any simple dofllgn can bo worked out, but bo fluro to let tho doHlgn bo Hlmpio. Ouo doon not wish to cover too closely tho bounty of tlio kid, A fnvorltn ndnplntlon of tho work Is tho loono "colntnrcH," or fronts, worn bouontd tbo fttuiilouublo M,tmd of cloth or velvet Tho kid (ltd Id llio epneo between tlio fronts of llio bolero nnd ronclicu to tho bolt lino. It Is then embroidered, li������iui4 Yiuiiw v>i U,v> i^.'.C., si* i'.Vm thnt correspond wllh (ho color of tbe Wronfl, but True, "Now, Johnny," Hiild tho teacher aft- pr sho hnd cxplnlned tho meaning of llio word, "I wish you would wrlto a Kciitenco conlulnliig 'detent.'" After a struggle which limlcd for nbout twenty nilnttlen Johnny mi- tjoiinccd thut lio wus rendy to bo heard. ���������Tloflso read yonr composition," tho teacher directed, "When you git bIioob tint's too tite," Johnny read, "It's hard ou de feet."��������� Uhleugo lleoord-IIornld, i .; Littlo loops nro plncod at tbo Ride* nnd theso fnitoned to hooka Bowed In- sldo tho bolero. Bleovo bands to match ndd nnothor Irlg touch to tho coatume. Tho work lins mnny othor ubcb bo aide* dre������B trimming*, It can bo made Into cbnrmlng opern bngn, holder* for various tbltigR or mounted on cardboard for picture frtiues, fwtcj bores, ���������tc. Undeeleled. "What Blruck you most forelbly dtir- lug your visit to iho city, Undo III rum'/" nuked tho vitiligo oracle. ���������"lV<v������t" vnmtnntnil r'tvt* TTtrim "when I cum to In the houpltiifYll bt gouli dinged If I could roc'lect whether It wim.n trolley ear or ono o' them domed ottymoblU's."--r^Iladelphhi Record, ��������������������������� ,, ������ Her 8trik������e. Mr. Benedict-Do you know,., my donr, 1 thluk wo hnvo a pretty good cook. How doon sho strike you? Mrs. Benedict-For moro wages nbout .onco a wot'k.-Jllu*t ru led Bits, i f and level. In tho conformation of the thighs und legs there, should bo'umple udder room. Tho udder Itself should commence well np and extend aloug tho under lino until It gradually blends with It, thus Insuring tho greatest capacity.. Tho veins should bo prtfmlnent, indicating a Inrgo amount of blood circulation. Tho milk vein which extends from tho udder along tho under sldo of tho abdominal wall nhouid bo largo, crooked nnd loug. Theso veins bear a direct relation to tho milk secreted. In addition to theso general characteristics a breeder-may desire distinguishing breed clinractcrlBtlcB and uniformity of typo In his herd. A happy combination of pcdlgreo nnd selection of tho animal Is whnt is needed by tho breeder. Tho moro animals one has ot high breeding quality In tho pcdlgreo the less likelihood one hns of bringing together two low pro. duelng chtinictors nnd getting nn ii ro; Htilt un utiliunl of low production. It la generally conceded that tho infill- onco, of parents In heredity Ih 50 per cent, of the gmndpnreiitH '25 por cont nnd of tho grent-grnndpurenlB but 12.5 por cent. Thus nn nulmnl thut In ro- moved six or bovimi gonerntions from nnothor tinimnl under consideration bus but Hiiinll infhionon,-������l'rofoHHor P. A, Cumpbell, Mtiltio Bxperlment Station. _ ' The Delrv Herd, A man's dairy herd will bo Just what hln ideas of u dairy herd nro. If ho glvea tho herd no thought it will bo n poor herd with Binull producing nbll- Hy. It Is tho amount of thought uud nnulled energy that cnuaeii n mnn to Hho nbovo tlio ���������avorago, whether tn dairying ur wheut oi com liiuwluu, A dnlry herd enn't bo built ���������������[������ by growing and hauling feed nlone. Tho man's mind nnd the things tho mind only onn do will Improve tho herd, TIicho col- , , ,, i. * , i ������llljll* \..\m ;>������<* UH������ UtUW IMJU^UVVk ������.*���������, tlmo In dnlry herd Improvement, und so does tho thinking If you will apply tho thought It will bo well worth your whlle.-KiuiBus Farmer. Beauty Hint For Thin Girl, The thin girl in the morning, after a spongo bath with a thorough rub, should drink half a glassful of comfortably hot writer. When appetlto Is felt a soft boiled egg. n pleco of wholo wheat bread thoroughly baked anil well buttered and, a littlo whllo nfter, a glass of cool wuler, not Iced, muy be taken. The noondny meal should consist of a good clear beef eonp, a broiled steak ov roust beef, a littlo boiled rice, a lettuce salad with ollvo oil dressing nnd Bomo simple dessert; for supper beef or mutton boiled and good whole wheat brcud woll buttered. At the close of this meal a cup of hot chocolate Is ti'tcen und another of hoi milk on retiring, Perfumed Toilet Arttcles. Glancing over tho dressing table ol tlio woman of cxqulnlto tnflte, oner ot tho tlrst fuels to ottrnct attention l������ thut all these littlo articles of tbo toilet are marked by tbo buiuo odor soon on bcr perfumo ond scent bottles. Powder, tulcum, lip rouge, cold <jronms, even manicuring articles all dlacloso the Btuno mark, tbe rcmilt being llko a breath of perfume from n bunlt ot flowers. No conllctlng and ofteu cloying odors nro present to destroy tho ulnglo Hcent. Involuntarily you nny, "You nro fond of violets, aren't you?" or roses or lilacs or lilies or oriental porftimcH, ns tho onso may lie. Av you repluce your toilet requisites try having them all of ouo fragrance* Prath Earth For Haoi. If you uro not Bltuntcd ko tlmt you can let your hog������ out. draw a load of Shewed It, Dorn���������Do you think It would be eon' celled of mo to cny I made thi* dr**s ! earth ond throw It over Into the \iem myself? Qrnco (Bweetly)-Not conci'lt-(now and then. The hogs wll^ work <d, dear; only superfluoua. - Loudon j It over snd take a lot of comfort doing Watch Do* , It Hakes Ihem grow faster too. A Practical Manicure. A practical way of keeping tlio Anger nulls well In order Is that to treat them to ono or two strokes of tin Olo every 'morning. First hnvo them shaped und the cuticle trimmed by n manicurist, thon bo careful to prenervt the slinpo when III lng. in this way iiiiIIh cnn b������ kept looking well for nt leiiNt n month, und thu regular allow- tinco for manicuring will bo u fourth or nt limn* n hit If of Hie former amount, Polish tho tips slightly after tho morning tiling, but do not use thu buffer mull tho nulls nro bol, as tbis causes tbem to become brittle. Pa fa int P������tt������ M������tf. If neglected the most costly bought hair Is soon worthless-worse, diooaso brooding. Tbo puffs, switch or transformation who ill (I bo brushed an carefully as Iho real hnlr and as often. Tbo bent wny to do It Is to put ��������� towel on the lap or tnblo and, ipwsd- log (bo piece on It brush with a rubber backed boar hrtotto brush, w-M one side, theu Iho other. This ro moves tangles and doe* ootj tetc tkt htlr, ts docs ������ comb. 7Vw&W������^ A .-K,-.^-^-^-^,-./, _m ���������������--.��������� -m\*~J*^*--*.lr������*1\*&\i+.*t*^ If-?. tig ft ]WD������/ '3 !'U tl I'll LACK CURTAINS FltOM 75c to $6 per pair MA;,U<\S MDSLINS,' ART SATKI'J.WS, AND CKICTONNKS ' WlllTK ANU COLORED RED SPREADS���������ALL TRICKS LINOLEUMS AND WALu P.vPKKS. A Full Line of Furniture. RKDi ANU 11E0DING ALWAYS ON HAND " WATCH FOR THE BIG SIGN A. MoKINNON McPhee Lloe-k, Dtuisinuir Avenue, Cumberland Local Ag������nt for Mason & Risch Pianos. m-\. Turin Of Notico. .Notice is hereby given that 30 dayst idler date- L intend to -apply ��������� io'tiie ; 1 FijiiGtirublti .Minister of I Jan is for tvlicieUSe to prospect for ���������*������ iwiTrimfS'Jiifff',mp *-��������� roriii Of Notice. Notice .is liereby given that 30 days afterdate I intend, to apply lo ;the"Honourable MiiiLlei- of Lands for a lieciise to jirospect for ��������� .��������� 3ou I Mind, pe.oroleuin 'iinder 'iho! " , 7 ', 'T " '' V" .V *V'^" ������������������*-;, ' M'oiil and peti'olenin under the lore t l'oie;diort! aiul itiidcM*'tliewiiter on , ,' ., ,i ;, . .*. -dioro and'under, the water on the /,ilH>liiwdsMi).a''d-'-apposito-the <ol- ];tIuis i��������� !im| dp)X)site the follow- 'io-viii^ described lauds situated in ing described lands situate in Iiu- 1 Ttiipert Disti'ict:--Ooiii!i'ieiioiiig ;.t [ pur*- District: ��������� Con-inducing at a .iin is .posLplaiiU'd on the sea'beneh : nt-,. iiji)*li;wnter mark* nt tho inter ;���������.sS.'ctio:i. 'of ������������������ .Sections" H and 15.: f.Townsliip..^' Tort ilcNuil, Ru- '. pert District; thenee north lifty- ������������������ five,-' 55 eliains ��������� niore ov less to "i.h'joli wnter mark -on the norlh post planted on tho sea beach at high wuler mark at. the intersection of Beetioiu 18 and 13', Town 2, Port McXeill, Rupert District, thenee north . >d.N!y, chains 60; thence cast eighty chains Si); thence south sixtydiye - chains 05: more oriels to high wnter -niaik . ,.., , ,, . ,r v ., TI , |on; south side of Port iSIcNeii! ; moo 'or' i ort Alclseu Hnrboi'.; 'iJni,i , ,, . , ��������� 'jjinrbor; thence westerly nlonp- ,: ^enoe following tho sea-beach :ifj.s|loriJ ln v,1;,(.e ol- 0uimn01ict,!ncntr !:'c'r-w:itii- iiinrk around the head i-Y hai'bqr to place of c/Mnnience ������������������n'-iir.'-' Francis M'Tokdiffr ��������� i};,:^i this-Sili-day of April.1912 ^r.w^tm.Vm:TTma.ma**v^mrr:-ym-������'mmmi^f^^ ['"oi oi /Of xN'oiice. N. HIRANQ, FASHIONABLE TAILOR Lawks' & (Jhntlkmrn's tailor madk suits krom $20 oo to 835,00. Ol.UANINC AND PR1CSSING DOXK AT Reasona lti.E Pr ict.s. 1 '������������Sf&s\Ka&^aySm,^^ 9, ! Phone 52 Cumberland .j f MAROCCH'I BF^OS GROCFRS & BAKERS "��������� AND PROPRIETORS OF CUMBERLAND BOTTLING WORKS I' I 1' (3), (?) ������' I Agents for Pilsener Pn-e\viu������j t^onip.-iny'.s 1-il-CHR Wholesale Dealers in all Kinds of ... Wines and Liquors. ' SECOND STREET *fjffifZ>>t*xim*^rii^lWte?^^ c*VV������*3saVfe-*^'i,t-^M.������*^'^^V^ N OT IC E ���������" 0 V D1SSO L li TI ON OFPAUTNEUSIIIP , TAKE NOTICE that the part- nersliip fir 111 of Eoggie' & Mcbeod cari-\in<r 011 business at .Ooiirtcnuy V10TOUIA LAND DISTHICT . Notice: is hereby given that ',80 d-'iys-ai'tcr dale I'intend lb 'apply io the.Honourable Minister of rLuv.ls for aliceiise to pj'_ospe.(VtJoji i' '' IllvRXARD vS, S-VIUKG 1CTT : Francis M. Tordiife,8Aoenl Dated-this StJi ifeyof April' 11)12., tt������r3r*Bmf*m%z*x&>rK*Lmfmm-j^^ __-TT..M_r'.irr>Taraw Form Of Notice. .Notice is hereby given that 80 dajs after dafo I intend to', apply to dhe Honourable'. Minister td J-ands for p,license to prospect fo; coal and peti-olenni nndei; the fore Hiore and- iind^__Lhe__\-atei^aii_tiM J������ mi and ��������� ]>et);oIeiun! under.the fore ' shore "iii id under- thewater oirthe "1'..1. fs.'iu and opposite the tollo'w- liti.;--described lands situate in Ru- ���������jert Districi :--Coinn)enciiio at 11 I , c :p'vst phuited on the son'beach: at ii igh waler inark at the���������, interscc- ;i on o'f Sections'Li and ]5; Town ;"*'iip 2, Port,McNeil, Rupert DiK- 11 '"*ct; thonco- north fifty-live, 5!) chains inoie or less to hig-h water, MH'ai'k on Iho north side;of Port ^.McNeil Harbor"; ihence easterly iuiong the shorn line lo intersec- , ;iion of Seclioii'S 23 and 21-, T-iWii-l ,'���������.-'-lij) 2; tli.oitcvi southerly. 08 ohtiii s miore'or less to high water mark ���������on s intli side of said Port-McNeil < l.Mi'ljor; llio.'ieo wesierlv along ,;;.hoie li Me to placo'of commence-;, "lie-it, Rola.vd A. Laiuij 1-i-aiicis T. 'J'ordiiL', Agent .LuU-d.this Hli day of April P.������J2 - ��������� -n/HW* ln-^fJ^T-i1''*--"iJ^^^'M-M-*,^**���������''--^"fH-''-aM^MMI___r Por 111 Of Notiee. Notice is hcroliy oiven that .']() 11 ���������������' O d.iyf. 'il'ior (Into I intend lo -npply } 1 tlu Uono 111 ablo MinL'cr of li/U'ds for )', license to prospect, jor iu-iI ninl pelroleiiin iinder the foie ,.��������� Iiori; nnd undei 1 lie watc.-.' * -11 lhe I iiids i:i and opposite the lol'ow .110 oi'.M'i'ihed hind: idtuale in R'i j., rl Lisii'icf:- ("'.iiiiiiiymiug al a ; oil. planted -..ii the >< ��������� u ach 11 ������������������Jitgh wuler mark at the inti rsce. ) on ol'Seciioiih 12 and Li, Towi,i- sin'}. 2, l'-.-l Mr Wll, Kiijiert Linnet. :'M'i.ce north "0 elm;ti-. ;��������� II, lb ���������"-������������������ \i.- . ' ''"I ������'!iai > -, 1',. mv ��������� 1 if-.-.-, i ��������� ���������;;"li wi I-." if-riv tf ��������� '���������-.-.,��������� )'..���������-''.-, ihi'livi- neslerlv! i'\������'1i,( U S" l"'iV,l.V ^iV' " ,1,:!' ,,,,>���������,.,; .-,,..��������� ru.i to i'": i-ccium ,!| ,,]|i ihe Him day ot June i;<.\i nj, *: -.' ; *' }- ar.i] '.'I''. 'J'thVt.. hip 2: pHentiou will I'o mude to Ilie Sn- i*,-.f -i'm! ;.- !���������!%��������� -j'My-i !��������� , ciiiiiio- |"pcnuten ilctit oi I'msihciiil I'nlico. ���������-. 1 li i-i ���������������������������-- j" tuw'i .v.'iitej'i Vi,.,,,,-,'.,, H r , f,,,. it,, ,,.���������.,..,-!',.,. lauds: i 11 and opposite tlie,;following described hindi situate in Rupert District;���������Comfiieiieing at, a post planted on .the sea lieach at high water mark' at the intersection of Sections 10 and 17; Town ship .1 and 2, Port McNeill, Ru pert District, thence north eighty chains 80; theiico east eighty chains 80;- thenco soiitli' seventy-: live chains 75, mox1 or less to high water mark on -south' side ol1 Port McNeill Harbor; tlience wes' erly along shore line to place ol eoinmencemeiit. 1 ., Nii'i'TiK C Laikd I'Vuiicis N. Tordifl'c, Agent Dated this 81I1 day of April 1012. I'oiin ()f Notice. Notiee is hereby {riven'ihat. 80 d.tys after dale 1 intend to apply lo Ilie ilonotirabk- Miniitt-I* of LaiuLfora license lo p oi-pccl foi coal and pt'lro'eum tnidur tli- firo sdi' i': and tinder the wuler on the 1-iiiiM in,and opp. site the f.dlou- in;-deseiihul laiiils si'iiitte in .ILi pui iMsiric,',:-���������Uinniuoiicin^ at n popt pluiti'd on tho iK'k lo it'll at ln't;li vMiler mark al lhe iiileiX'utiuii i.f Seef'-im 1(1 and 17, TnWii. bip 1 .���������hi-! 2, V-irt MoNt ill, Itttporl Lis 1 i.* : tin ia. e nm th 1 ijjhiy flmin bl> 1 li.'.'iici.- v.cut (i^h.y ( hain.-hl); ���������"i.t-i-c< '���������ii.ii!) i-ix'y-lwo chains til, uo ( 1.1 ir ,s Iii I i/.h iiaiee urn I; on m ti b snif of I'm t.Mi Ni id II ni hoi*; ilu in c 1." eel;, I'loii].! t.\-,i,\ .1 ii-i(; in place j of coiiiiiii'iii enn nt, Am iniv.i.i' Ti tihirrio Kl'alii ii' vl . Toldil'l'i . A) < li ! Patdi ib::- .'-ih dny of Apiil MM J ��������� %t,t<'i* ... ���������������������, nf mt . ������.������.������...*, m���������.f 1. ,t .t-.:.n.^,:-^. District iil Coast TAKK nonce thai George Killiy, o! . , Vancouver, 13. C, orciiuauon conti.icior li. C.asDryooods Merchants was j uul.biiiklo)..meiu)s (q ^ ^ ^ Hssolved on She 2nd March It)12. j iniaSll)I1 u, \0:i_c {\-l(i f()|]0,vind desci-ibeil I nulh: ��������� ('oinnienciny .it a po-t p'rnned on ilie W. side of l.ou.ylilxirou^li Inlei, All debts aiid chti'i-.s due and all debts and claims against-the firm ���������, . ..".., , -i ,,, ,4. 1 ..,:���������.,:u ne.uly opposite Green Point rapids,and a of Loo-o'cv wMcbeotLniust oe paib .'..' .* ���������������������������'.', 80 ,i ��������� ������������������ ". ��������� little nonh'frniii the N E. corner ol ' nreseiiter ias t no "case ��������� may be) .,, , , . .-��������� ������������������ 0 .,-.- * . -, pi v. ������_iiv. 1 v."-1 ^ ,. / / 1 nnuer Liiim 4480,8,'beinf(..viicant laud, to,the niidersigned. The business will in future be carried on by Elmer i-oggie and Harry R. Loggie.'iinder tho firm of Loggie Pros. , DaiedHds 15:h.day of April 1912 -���������''*.���������. ���������-".��������� Jlai-ry F.; Loggie. ; ���������"��������� -.������������������' a|5l-17 my 8 ihence South 20 chains, thence Wcsi 40 chain-:, thtnee Xoiih .ibout 25 chaii^ more or less to high u'ater mark on Loiiyhborcugh .inlet, thence souilieriy I'ullou'iny the hi h watpr mark ol" L-ni.^li- horo uh Inlet ti point of cumme.i ce * ment, containing 100 acr s more or lissr. GKORG3 Kit.av, Apphcnu. Dated. January.'2ot.lv, 191.. s Bicycle Is!. ftakanishi, Props ���������GENERAL REPAIRING OF��������� Bicycles, Sewing Machines, Guns, Etc.. Etc. Plumbing Done. Bicycles for Sale ' I-oc;l1 ng^tfor . Cleveland, Masscy-ITanis -, tVQa and Perfect bicvcles. 1 P.O. IJox ;6o Telephone 7-0 (<>) A^AA^iAA/VVV^AA.*wVVVVAAAA <V^V������Ai(VWVVVV!<^^AA<VVv'> ' NOV/ IS THE TIME to have your photo taken at IPs Studio I % Flashlights, Views, Portraits, and Postcards. I WORK GUARANTEED PRICES REASONABLE 1 CUMBERLAND fc -. . ll!lini:ill!lllll!!!ll!:ii:i!:!!!l!!li:illli;!!:ilillill!ll!:!lllili:il!l!ll!IINirill!llii|l!!!!!i::iH ,-v.n tf Capital $0 SOO'OCO, ?1 Reserve $7,200,OCO S J' The,Royal Bank of_Canada, I DRAFTS rSSUKD IN ANY CURkKNCY, PA-YAHI.K AbL I S - GVEIl TIIE WOKLI). ' | -jj I'SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to MAYINGS ACCOUNTS & umw-x | | fl' at hiiihePt" Cnrreol Ib'.;cs uliv>W(<i on Ij< |i<iHtp of $1 -uni ujiwanis h t? H' CUMBEnLAKT?, B C., Bir.nch, Cpen Daily. II | ^ UNION WHARF. B. C, Eub-Eraeh, Open Thursdays | \. I D. IVZo JVIORRISQIV, Mannger. S |j I! COURTENAY, li. C, Branch, Open Dni'y. f\ % ��������� WM. HOFF, Manager. H %.i!;;i!iiii;iiii::iiii;!i!i;ii:ii:ii!i:iiii!i;!i!iii;ii;iiiiii;i:i!ii;!ii!iiiiii!iiiii:i!iii!iin s������ua_n_i__rt==TSLa.=tr. *t-> -'KOTlt'E Land Di-tiiot, Coast. Ditjtr'ct of C-ia->t. Rans.-e I. EE NOTICE tliat I,'/Miiry,Timlin, ������������������c������ii|)atioii Mnnicd ���������.voman, intend 'tonp- i ly to pn.elpso the f������������ilo'������'i g oicciiLeo liiiKl.-i'Jumiii'piipiiis at n p*>t i ImtccLdi-mt 10 uh. i-iB ii'irtti, nnd '!() uhbi s last, of tbo *m li- vest 0 raer of lit, ii, ttenoa, imr'li 80 i^iiii is, 'honci'vxtt 40, ch ins, tnu.io icullrsr, ell-ii as, ili-uO'! OHtt -tO'clmins 10 iepii:it nf coo mo ciiieiif, con uiiing ;i20 acroj'm to oi 1 bs. :" Sg.o'', MAltY T1IUL1N, (Jo, Vi-r ivi-.Aj-nit! Ihiti'd Miir.cli It, I 'Jl-'. m JmtimmmiamtltmmmfGmVr^^ PUBLIC NOTICE. VICTOIUA LAND DISTRICT d" ; District of Coast - - TAKK notice th.o���������M;ijoi- S. Williams, of Vancouver,.IJ....C.*,. intends lo npjjly for pei-iiiission't:) lease the following de scribed lands;-r-Comiiiencing, at a po;:t plained on,ihe E.'.st'side of I'hilip-: Ann, near lhe S. A', corner of W and C Urn- '(ii|'o. '92, hebiff'ihe S. W, corner, thciue :East 4 > i.hains, thence N.mli 40 chains, thence West 40 chains to hiyh cnier 111.'irk on Philips Ann, ihence southerly followinn.the lu(>h water mark 10 pnini of commencement, coiit'iininy, 16 1 acres more or less. ) ��������� Maj.-iu S, -Williams, " " ' '.'��������� Ceo^e K'lliy, Ayent. Dated 'January .jrd,' 1012, 11 P. Ph!Ll������pps Harrison f. PA E3 PI C.T "__.������_������_ ������Mri..r/_il_l f-y.i-r.f-* :-������-__ ^ NOTARY PUBLIC .CONVEYANCING DUNSMUiR AVENUE CUMBERLAND, 1 ss2a-Zri-?m*fKnm-im'mKUmV*M^*r^^ '������ti3a-*������-%������::v.-i**ir-������a-i_j._������iuL..,j rpinifAi^-krtm.: ==v, ^ ���������������,Lfr.,f-Y-������''-if:-'T.i,ttrx^.'������'*J".ff:*'7iys������ Me-aiifaotaper of MINES AL WATEB CUMBERLAND ��������� P. 0, BOX 483 PI-IONS 30,,... NOTICE is hereby ������iv'en that. I ���������- <*> ��������� tlie 'L'jty ..round H)' law will inj nut'i';E.(s liersby_u en \V ���������'������������ .I'i d.ijs 'f'u'i'ufO be enforced. Milel) Cows -aci'i- date applic,mon "will be made 10 only, an* allowed lo run ���������t lai>������ !l!,u s"l)erinU!"dt!,,B ,,f ^'^V.nciHl l'o- . ' . . . ' . ' lice, Victoria, fur a transfer of tno I tel from seven 111 tie inorniii"; nut! ,-' , ,,,. , . .. . . rt 'la.eiise 10 sell liquors by retail in the hotel U un as lhe Nelson House, sainted at Union 11 iy, II. C, to John A T'ra.ser. Kkasku & IJisiioi-. Dated March 1st 1912. eight in ihe afternoon of each day. liy order of City Coiuu-il. A . MeKiniion, City Clerk. Ciiy Mall, April 24th, 1912. ,t^*l:immtrul&imit4^wm-.���������-v&-.^*Tr.-T..iv3l*zr3*-m-*-.T,.a:M*r Jvi������M������*������niM:������iratwv������-r������ir������ar������-*rrjrij������Birori^irw^-.s!mnir������rjiirr-j-,T[w.'n twxn-i-i-viwrss"^^ i::.-it^i'Xi,ut^afc*jiJa^^-.'-Ti,-rx-i=jr -tsaaa tmMmmOimrZmm~imW,u^ _'/ : ������ ll v III 11.1 ' ', " i -d Hie li'-e!LH' I'ol' Ua- .n-i'i- ul liut ah''!/' ' , . |.i(.c(> n\t:tniumu-i.-\h '''-'! in a-������d ii|,,n Um pit i.,!^ s .l-ii.;.: S, i*. IvNN t'.JiV, j know'1 ���������.!������������������ ilio WiLnli l.lnli'l, I'll- ,'. 'I I : ll' IC , '..1 " . ,.;; of ii ' ' li' ,'��������� .Ml! .1 ii|,,ll ', . 1 ��������� ; , 1 .11. ���������������������������-ii li-i'i -i-. \iy' iv- ���������> IT ������������������'., !'. 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CRAWFORD, "' ���������' - Courtenay, B.C I DKALKIt IN KLOUIl AND FLKI).; mmllm-mVLWmJBXLW^ TiEBlEmlm-mimm^^ ��������� VmmmVarmmVmWcair^ ^sarac������irx.-i vrtif\jyr.~i.sr3 Hssranw , I*ta___Bss_?Miw_L-.wii Zitassjir.s.iacs-i.1 na ii Ki? ������'-i.ial. j-loEsiJ-na m^L~ VJI. Wc are showing nearly ,|oo dilT- eieiu tint's 01 k^pnug .Suitings;, j jj l^oiiiprising nil the now onlor cf. | jpj ' ft" I aj piicaat ieels nnd latest weaves in uiedi-l ff! tun weight Clo'hs. Fancy VVo'v- M(-(L nnd f'liiM'inli- Jlrioo'i'ii Tweeds. 1 Scotch Tweeds, Ulue jtud black Sergea and Cheviots. cecccecftosec������cccoc������Gp Union 13ay Co-operative &$������p. L' \ "Humbf.r" -Jr-'i - ,V' t 'fri* a**%-*a*m*ami Canadian and British T&m T'T r<n "vrr sviw n^i .^^ Kirmir, Siii*.'c, MmHcy Harris, Ktillnlil, Hunilier, Stand dard, MltiHtn I-liao.i and nilier makes. llailry.|)avid,*o.,i & Iiidmn Mo'or TLrlrc, a.nt'><jtr,!-iIcs* ii\k\ Truck*-, Repair- i fall kind:;. S-ctwl foi calalo^tli'. TKOS. 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