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[The News]; [The Weekly News]
BC Historical Newspapers
The Cumberland News was published in Cumberland, in the Comox Valley region of Vancouver Island, and ran from April 1899 to July 1916. Published by Walter Birnie Anderson, the News served the communities of Cumberland, Courtenay, and Comox Valley, and was eventually absorbed by another Cumberland-based paper, the Islander.
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I i i 'i tnori Leiiser'& Co.-1 ���������fr ^^%^^^^^ Don't forget that the ��������� Ladies' ' .Aid of St. George's Presbyterian church are. hold'ng a l)aza*u- nnd,;Supper in the Cin..b i'land Hall on the afternoon and cv . cuing of Tuesday, May "19111, ��������� itaiy commission appointed by Adjudent General Chase to iu vestigate the battle. ' Trinidad, Colo., May ir,��������� President Wilson,' through ���������the war department to-day iustruct- e-l Col. Lockelt, coiniiKindinjj the federal troops'iu 'Southern Colorado, to permit uo importation of strikebreakers; and i'uvlh announced tha,I u time ' limit would bo set fit ' once within wh ch delivery oi arms must be complied wiih. Washington, "May 11. ���������No mines will be permitted lo re-op cu in Colorado strike district for the present, Secretary of War Garrison announced to day. Me declared thai, onleis had issued forbidding the importation of .strikebreakers, but explained that while the i-iliialiou remains llurntcning the mines not already running piobably would be kept closed until in his judgment their opening would precipitate uoturthcT 1 rouble, **It makes 1.0 difference whether ��������� strikebreakers are imported or whether lho labor is 011 the ground," Kftiri Mr. Garrison. ' We arc not ^oing to permit anything ilmi wouiu aggrivate the situation. - he mines will be allow ed 10 reopen ns soon as conditions warrant." The following is'Sir . Richard MeHride's tribute to'the KiteDr Kliiot S. Howe: "H is with "much regret tlmt the news has just arrived Here of ibe untimely death of Dr. KHjot vS. Rowc. It has been my picas ui'e formany years to have had the opportunity of seeing'a great' deal of him, and from my ini- mate knowledge I feel that his death is nothing less than 11 pio" vintrial loss. No man in his time has done-more to place before the outside world the advim luges hud richness of Hriiish Col ttuibia, both in his writings and liis public utterances. Possessed of a genial disposition he endear ed himself to who knew liim at all well. He was a highly cultivated and scholarly nan. Iu matters of public importance:, when his mind was directed to any great subject affecting the province, no man could express himself iu more beautiful language. 1-W sensed ol a fine voice and a splendid- memory, to hear, him in p-ibliu ou any theme was a literary Heat. Ih will be much missed, both Pur his good citiV ciuship and hia"innr-l---.il Ikon*-- ability." . The su inner- service between Vancouver, ' Nanaimo, 'Union Bay and Comox, will "become operative on May . 4th. The Chariner will leave Vancouver on Thursday and Saturdayjnor- niugsat S o'clock/ arriving at Nanaimo at .11 o'clock a. m, and Union" Bay and Comox* at <>30 P- ������������. Ox\ the returuMrips; lhe boats will leave Comox at 7. 15 a. m. and .Union Bay at 8 o'oclock a. 'in*.,, ai riving' at Vancouver 011 Wednesdays and .Fridays at. 7 o'clock in* the'evening. Coiiuections\vill be made on Saturdays and Sundays with Princess Patricia at- the Island end. ��������� "- " ��������� ' Trains will arrive, at . Cumberland from Union Day at 8 HO on Tuesday, Thursday-'and Saturday evenings, and will leave, for Uni'-n 1 la)- Wediiesday and<* Friday ni? 7 in ihu nioi-iiing. and on "SafVi.rday at 5 in,the evening. Tlioit*:is-110 change in ' tlio schedule. ��������� - Nov. Franklin. Watson, of Comox, conducted . service in Holy Trinity church on Sunday even ing, ���������S. 'S.^Cowicimn -*������.- , Victoria,'May 9.���������W. J,, giit- ton, of,t!iis^ity/"geologi*lt fur the Cnnadiaii gCollmries (Dunsniuir), Ltd., dropped'^dcad^Troiu appo- Jilt'xy at -Uelulet, west * const.of Vancouver Island, today.-, ,. -'A The deceased was^'a- native of Kiiicardiiie^Ont., [aged-o5>yeai*g< a ni fwas"ed n cated"" "iTf "Tri 1 d ty~C*������T- Jt'Riato School, Conioll; Columbia:, 'Si'hooj,c.f .Mines, "Ni-.v York,' and -\li''lugan Col'lege'of iUines." H������ ainuu to ]h-itii-h Colmnb'ia'in 1877 mid lias taken a promin'ont part in the duyelopmeii" of Vancouver rplanil. 11 tr was ff-i-a n'uniher of ywii'A minoi-iili.girttj'oi* ihu proviu-" cial gii'veriinniiir, ISarthquakes aiid volcanic eruji- tion, follewed hy tire destroyed many villages ou the slopes' of Mount Etna on May y." Tiio dis* aster en used Uie de������ih nf i,t, h)m lOOpei-Hins. 'Thu number of injured will roadi several hundred. Refugees" declared the property losses as great, as iu ' the Messina dUfrietof J008. - Railroad traeks wero torn tip, (���������hurdles raxed* to tho ��������� ground, houses shaken to ruin, aud tele graph"P'i!o8 overliinied-ovi-r a radius of several miles around Cat" ai 1 in. _ * Mr- J."N.' McLeo'd and parly, arrived home inuu their trip to Viuteiia^on Tliursday. MACFARLANE BROS^LTDrl , THt"* SQUARE DEALING HOUSE." ji We are now showing the largest, and most complete: range of BOOTS and SHOES we have ever shown in Cumberland. The following lines are ��������� very much in demand:- Prince Alexander^ Teck, will succeed tho Duke ol tJennaiurht. as governor-geneial of Canada. He is a brother, of IJ. AI; Queen Mary, 'and |Ms������a J.V017, pillar prince. - Y. ' a ] ���������Antoing^ good "'all over, tho district, the^niads being int.very g'ibd cbndilion; > ,��������� Mniiager Lockard (ieneriii unin.-iger i.oeK-ani. 0 tin- Canndinn Collieries, lefr," on Tuesday for Victori.i, io attend tlio fiineial uf the Into W. J. Sutton. ' Mr.. Jus. (-rloiigon, of St. Louis, M^m brother of Mi-.VWin. blea- soil oTTlTis"cityT" aTriveel i 11" towii last* week, and is' registered at the iN������\v.England, Hotel. ' "Mr. Glea- sort-is aii^old resident'.of Cunil/er- lamj; having \\T)7keTrii~l(i'NoT 1, Jnptown, ami also Ko. _ mine. He is now a prominent business man of St. Louis*.*. ' The family uf ciiy constable iere on .Saturday Ward, arrivei tU'enilirr An around lhe world men by nintoi driven nir-erul't, will start 1'i'om tho grounds ol' the Panama- Piicific K.\position at San Fiun- ek'o in Mny, 1������J"5. As Greatly aim011 need, -pims of ������800,00*0 liavi'i peun ussiinn] for 11 j 1������ series of ovonlti. A niiijoi' jii-ize of 8150,000 will ho .awarded for the from'Vancouver. They have'taken up tlu-ir residence,on Derwent avenue. , The J loyal players . closed a vi ry successful engagement iu the CiiinIjorlni.il Hall p��������� Monday '"'Slit. Tho J.iuu and the Mouse,"' whioli was prefieiitod on llie\ipoii- '������g "ijllit,. wns,, well neeived Miss Elliot land Mr. Roy.-.!, were piU'ticiiluHly strong j��������� Uiis play, |,!ul W" I'enrlily applauded. 1 Ins company, wu lhi���������'k, ia. ,hl, 1'ost balanced; ihat has visited Cumberland for s,,,,,,, j,-,,,^ ,m|(1 deserved lhe generous pntrona-re Ladies'White Canvas Yacht iug and Tennis Shoes." .. ^r.40 Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords..... ?..5o Ladies' Wliite'Cauvas I'utt, Pools ^2.75 Misses' While Canvas Slippers with two straps.. .; ������������������ Children's CanvasfSlippers.. . Hoys' (Jray Canvas Shucs. ���������Ybutlj's Grey Canvas Shoes See our Cloth Top Kuti������"n0' ��������� all sizes for ladies at, .' 5#25 1.80 I.60 I.30 1.25 All of the above pvU ;| ees less, 5 pep cent g. l1**1********!. ���������its-th.e- .- , We Have jt MACFARLANE 2ROS., LIMITED THE CORNER STORE CUMBERLAND Phone 10 P. O. Box 100 S *mii+.���������*nwmmMmimmu*v^*****mmmr���������wi**mTw hm-ii-mm 1 ii__imiii " ' I "WMB-lWiiiW **'"*"��������� ������������������'��������� -WIlMllaM, iimiiii, _ X nnin i������i iooifttt 11 ii^ \ ,i\.. ti .. 1 v.. ^^"^I���������������������������"������������������������������������������������������.'���������a*t****m CARD OK THANKS. A com mission liaa heen ap pointed by the government, ill .enquire inlo the incorporation of Courtonay, -������������- c(itii|ilufo ftirc.iiit of lho r-lnbo. , . , r ' 1-1 J "HI UIIIII.M Willi, Hupp.emonial ji.ixiM to avi- it received. Tlm eomp���������,,v |���������n n', !1,,"'s n''������' " '" : Tuesday nioniiug rol. J->,.fIl<S0 jj,,. -������������������������-��������������������������� Denver, Colo,, May u.���������The general court-martial of all "ofli. cers and enlisted men of the stato militia. w|,0 participated in the Ludlow bailie April 20th, beiraii today at Hid slate ran-n: al tJoIdcu, Thi! court mnninl is the result of the rocoiuiik-nd tion of ih mil A fine new fhiugle mill is ncaring completion at Fanny Uay. Comox Valley, wants .it.. own stipendiary magistrate. It will get that mid everything else ir wants if nu eleeiion1 "if in aiyht.- We have examples; which go to prove that llu ������<)verniuent mtinnr nlT.-rd t. ttirirdown".he faiiliful 11 hhiYn first, uniujiliitiiig various sec, tioiirt of thn emii'tsu. It ts e\- pt'cti'd that Ilio ag;:ivg-iit- of i-up- plmnental prizns will reach or c.\- (locd 8000,000. Tlie Western Fuel Compnny Iind a liusy i-hipying time hist week. In addition to the steam er Thor which was loaded with ,1 fill I cargo of 7500 ions for San i-Ynucisco, a schooner complete! lu-r cargo of 1200 tons for Kure- k������i yesterday. Ik-sides these 'wo big freighters the following vessels were loaded; h'il<*-vnu seow; Gny, bunka* mo] cny.o; ���������^omilight, bunker;--; Celtic, bun- kers and eargo; Comniodoie, bunl-ers; Kildonaii, scow; Flani- ���������"���������������*, bunkers; JJelle, bunkers; Celestial K.mpiie, bmilccrs The i'riilcessTwa wns in yeMerd.iy [or part cargo, and La Ton .lie to ''Xpected in for a cargo fur lJnnce Rupert, T.ie Vaneouver- Nnimimo Coal Com pan v. \ ester ilfiy luul the Turue. and'scow, "u! expects 1 he Hii-ish C< lumbi __ ui l������������J-������y.���������Knnaimulk-iald. u. || Ih u , where I'lTlon route for Alaski '!>������'.V will play,, length^ '���������ngn ; ������'������������l, ivtiiriiing here in j���������j"v ������1(( open the new ope,,-, ),0IIBll) ;v,lid| i������ o.xpeet..d |0 |,(, eou.pleled early HI that iiiruiili, , ClurlicSegiave, of ihis office, 'sdowii with iheumaiicH, r_as_i_a_ss___ It is the 'sumo"' dirty Diiiismuii* n I**.) , a> avenue. ���������<v- Courteuay is to have another newspaper. There is nothing like being on the ground when the rush comes.":, There is no thing like having good and plenty. ���������Iiidge Darker is iu town on court bnsincBs. Mi'..nnd- Mrs. Frederick Our- '���������������������, of Mud Hay, wish to thank tin. many friends, for their kind- iiwsnnd syinpatl.y i,, t|���������,jr rt). cent horeawuiiMil * -o- Ur. lCllint S. Jlowo died at Vmuionver 0.1 the Ui|, i,wl. ���������f,,M n lingering illness. LOST���������A brooch," net with iH'nrl"*-, i������ theCumherlaiid Hall on Monday night, or on the street. Finder will jiieiiho return lo this ofllcii; ra ward, (lllnwn, Miy II. "-Tli������)ii|������imnlfif |)u>|.. ���������w.tniienltol)) hunf-f for Ilio ini.nl.r of , ,..���������, ���������,��������� , romtnlilo AroliiliiM, vrw iliHinlMM.I liy t ntlutii Juim dm .Siiproiiio<'nurt. toil y ' It i������ exji iuf il .litif) tho l.'ifl-ii.j,' -j hum ut I* ur(L>.iny will Minu'i f.������st vni- h about *3Z^������l_f:siB������ CAMPBELLS Ponafo Sllk������ Bpooml Vuluo thi. woo, in PonP���������0 SiMco. extra wldo width trnm nnr-to .31 ro n ��������� , ? t- l 'a" Wvy Corn fontin/r Pon^-o r������t ���������11.80 por yd. Po������B������o Blilrt Walita, r*nKco Uhlrto in ia whlto, elianpKirne and miturnl. Bpoclnl Voluoo in UilWroii'. School 8h_M-Ko*#olt������M in In- ������������.WFiwtw������������r_A new o_wrim������������ of ,,������,������������������. Rtftlly.t0, Wear Uat������ oxptoterl to arrivo this -woolt CAMPBELLS i__������-n*H***^^ SBBWWfmiP^Wi^^^ __n_2 :$yt ^���������^wXtr&tMtkMffiit*. .*;*,* THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND. Be C It A Debt Discharged ^ By Edgar Wallace Ward, Lock 4. Co., Limited Londor,' Melbourne ahd Toronto \_ PAIN IN BACK ALL GONE *** . - (Continued) She made na movement, staring al. Mm wiili alarm in her** eyes. Ho placed ,lik hands ,,1111011 her shoulders and looked down in 10 her eyes. Verity, ho said again, v-'e ought to be'soi'd friends. I would like you to liiiQ-.ii* -all about' nie. ���������> * llr* looked down into her eyes and ���������Bhe shiven-d from head lo foot. Sho **antt-d io thrust him away from her, 10 run from lhe room. His .touch w.-.s ,liniefu!-a-~it made her feel ashameil. No man had toolcc'd at her, or spoken to her. like tlmt. Ho had a soft, Caressing volet that was loathsome to her nnd yet iho. oould not leave lilm. All her will power had been drawn from li'a*'. She tol' liis arm about her and ���������suddenly found her voice. She uttered a U'l-rliied scream and wrenched herself free. . Hush! lie hissed savagely. In an instant he, had caught her .Otfaln, and his hat'd was' over her month. His faco was livid; he was as terrified as she. lie silent, he commanded, you little lool'. Vou will havo all the people In the -uiiildln**- in here! Let nie go', he gasped. ' , .Mo was e'li'Sin.*.* himself for his'folly. He had precipitated lhe. result, ho had least desired. More, lie had lost his grasp oi 'lie .lituation. He released, her. and sho staggered back* towards the door, her breast rising and falliug quickly. Von will say nothing of this, he snid. 1 made a fool of myself-���������and I'm sorry.u She shook her head and laid a trembling hand on tho door knob, And you will not go home to advertise my folly; do you hoar? He caught her arm again and shook her. You'll go back tc your work and come again to-morrow as usual. ������������������ If you' don't He dropped his face to the level of hers. If you Can't, he breathed, and his,big face was demonical "in--its m.-ygnity, by God, I'll hnd you and kill you. Worse, I'll be about, d'ye hear? He shook her arm. I'll say things about you that people will believe. Things-'that will make you wish you were dead. Let me go, she said faintly. ���������lie took- hor in his arms; she was nearly .fainting. Gin*Piil* Completely-Cured* Mr., 13. C. David, of Cornwaliis, N. S., says:, "About, a year ago, I was suffering so aiuc'i. with a dreadful Lame Ha;lc and Hips, that 1 could not stand up straight. ��������� I was Informed by a friend about GIN PILLS. 1 got*a box. It helped mo immediately. 1 have taken .about twelve boxes and the pains in my back and* hips are' all gone. I' cannot speak too highly of your Q1N PILLS." 60c. a Box, 6 for $2.,r>0. Sample,freo it you writo National Drug & Chemical Co.,* of "Canada,, Limited, Toronto. VERTICAL CLOCK DIAL " "(jivey!Te-Tr^kiir"s~i'c*-sT������id~sav-agelyr- and tell me you forgive inc. lie bent his he? . towards her. She felt limp and helpless. His lips brushed lifers and she screamed���������screamed in an agony of fear and loa'.liir.g. Damn you! he said, who, the door opened (0 admit Comstock Bell. Helder released his hold of the girl. His face was as white as hers. lie was shaking. ' lie saw the look of disgust In the other man's eyes and knew that ho understood. This girl, he said incoherently, she threw herself at my hea , Bell-���������she did-���������by Clod!--1 am only human. * Bell looked from the man to the girl. Sho staid with her hack to tho wall, her eyes closed, her face deathly white. * Holder, lie said, you're a liar and a fool, too, if you think .you could deceive me. You'vo been, behaving like the blackguard tint you arc', and which everybody knows you aro. The girl opened her eyes a ml looked nl. him. For p. moment they looked al ono another���������the tall young nian, and the girl dishevel'ed and fainting., Then she stumbled forward, and Boll caught lu-r in his arms. lio carriod her into tho outer olliee and sat her on a chair, i'-ho liad not. fainted, for "her oy-T, opened'.-gain and ..ho murmured1 iu'-r thaiiks. He was looking at her curiously, f!iouglitL'ull\. Take your time, ho said gently. I I II fl li Siifferr-d Seven Years,' Itching and Burning, Did Not Sleep Half the Night. Cured Completely by ' Cuticura Soap and Ointment. lisii'j Yii;if.T .*(., Toroui-n, Out.--"My f!*-u-r lulfiTnl for wvi-ii jr'-an ���������.\iili riv.i-ri-n, Tin* Unulilc iK'Hiuum liri'u*'ii)i;nnit Ii'hn lit v.'-iif lili'.tcr'a jinl bile MTiiUlicd. Hit diiidt'H Mini [���������"���������ij-li around lid- li-j-'i ami k1i������ fnff'H'd from I'f-liInK /.ml Imnil'in and ltt>*.i of fli'fp; kIio did nut t-lwp half tlio iilijlit. "\Viu'..i*d ,������������������-���������ninl !--Olitl- im in- iiiiil Hn ���������>��������� did not m-mu Ox\o tmy -y*<*'l mull t\r |-rtt; (\itldirn, Heap iiiiil Dlnlnirn*. I.\V, vlili'li U,i) \������a.i i*u'i)|>!i'|i')y ciiri'il." (higiml) MNs Itocalu Me.Murius, Mny 17, l'.il'l. ��������� .HANDS ROUGH, BADLY CRACKED' _ ,,��������� ���������_ ,, . "'.*.'.' - i������- ��������� ���������.*! ������ '.t���������li-������ v'r; M-������v 1 .cnq (-Mi'-Mcit \\U\\ rlmtiprd !l;ui'!*l nnd a!-o 0 nuni on my fiwn caused hy Mian) ������������������old \i Imli. My hands wm vory rough nml iici. l.-.u'.ly or;,- I.mI <-ip*������n .iit'l ff I wf-nt out In tl.o cold f.lr tin1}* ril������,-iyt l-l-M. I could Hot do my rr-stular work. I iisi.-it wilve, cold * - "������������������-' ii'lirr*rcii*ii*illi*^ iitnl still tin-v W'Mi left unlii nltd. At la*>t a friend mlil-i'-.) mo tolryCuil-'urr, P-osponil OJi'lnii-nt. I >i*m* for wmio and oppllftl It to (lie affected pur in nnd Inimedtou ly found rcli.-f. My liandi And fiu*o fl������m nir<*d wiililn a vci'U." tfilEiicd) MLvi Jrnnlo I'lmllay, Jan. 0, V.U.I. Kor moro 1 linn ft ijenorailon * *ui li-nra Soap Wnd -Cu-.!*..;-.a 01i.tiv.ct'.*1. tiir-'* sir-jri'i'il llm rno-^V-'onninVal Ircatment/fir a'Tiviinnt ot lilt-1 lin ond satin tint tnrOitv, lull, burn, tculo, &iid dct.troy ������.Wt p. Fcil'l <���������, --rywlier/*. f-nnple of curb maltal tew, with :������������������>.$. pkln Ikx-I**. Ad-lrvni pohV-r-h! l*oti<r Hnt h CUm. Cap.. Ucpt. l>. Vottoo, V. H. .\. will keep Hits man engaged, and when you are ready and feel well enough Just go out aud take, a Uxi home. Havo you sot enough money. She noddCQ. He saw that she wns on her way to recovery, nnd re-entered Holder's office Ho was sitting tit his desk, a picturo of sullen rage. Comstock Hell closed tho.door behind him and looked* af hini, contemptuously. What ������n impossible scoundrel you are, he said. If I did my duty I should take-you .up-. by tho scruft of'lho iicck and drop you out ot the^vlndow. Helder said nothing, only ho looked up from under his brows, and unmistakable hatred blazed in his eyes. Uninvited, Comstock Bell drew up.a chair'to the other side of the table at which tho mar. .sat. Whilst I nm here, he said, -we misht as well discuss the matter which brought, me here. *, ���������. With an effort Holder pulled himself together. Though ho knew that Bell was the last man to .carry stories, he knew* that he had the power to ruin him, and ho was anxious to excuse himself for. his own satisfaction. I daresay you think I have behaved badly? ��������� Cat that out, said Bell shortly. I know you have-behaved abominably. I "could forgive you anything but'the lie you started to tell. I.don'.t want to discuss th'o matt������r, let. mo hear what you have to say about Willetts. You may not be anxious to know, said Helder, and curled his lips. I am anxious to know anything that affects Willetts, said Comstock Bell steadily. Helder rose and paced the room. He felt he was setting under control again and it was necessary that he should be master of the situation. Suddenly he turned. . Willetts, he said, was,the man who forged a ������50 banknote some years ago, and there is a police warrant out for his arrest. Yes. ���������*."'- '.' Bell displayed no emotion. Moreover, "I have reason to * kno*w, Helder wen������ on, that ��������� '.titer you passed the notes* lhat Willetts iorged.or you were prlvy-,to the act. Yes"? ��������� said-Beir"^iu~witb--a���������note-, of inteiTOKation in his voice. Furthermore, said Helder, you have financed Willetts���������you have been paying him to keen quiet���������and now, for some reason, you contemplate- betray- in c blm. Who told you this? I found it out by accident, said Helder, I Rot proof of it last night. , What is your proof? You' camo into tho Terriers' last night, did you not? Yes, I was there for .���������**. iimo, said Bell., quietly. You wrote a letter in spite of your Injured hand. Your .injured hand is only a ruso to explain'to your satisfaction, or to somebody else's the disguised hand In which you wrote. He unlocked a drawer- In his desk nnd took a ploco of blotting paper. And you blotted your letter, ho said triti in pliant! 3'. Shall I tell you what you wrote?1 . You lioed not trouble, said Bell coldly- You wrote lo Inspector Morrison of Scotland Yar-". and your words wero these: Tho man you want in connection with tho Circle de Crime forgery Is Harold Willetts; lie is now carrying ou huslnens as a stockbroker In Utile Painter Streot, E.G. You wlll Iind ho rot urns to town in eight days' time, and you will discover sufficient evidence in his ofllco and on his person to convict him of his crimo. Ho rc-folded the paper "and put It hack In iho drawer. Did you w.ito that? he nsUcd. I may havo dono, 1 know 1 long time ago that you wr-ro coneriiod in it, mild Helder. It van n great stroke of luck -*mt I got this blotting paper. AnA you, ho went on with a snarl, nro the mnn who '���������oini'H pr-Mclilng morality lo 1110 and telling me what 1 may or mny not do ���������--a man who, to suvo himself, betrays another not .-������ well ''Irciirti'itniiC'-ii as .himKoU; whoi-.c dlMappoarniiee from, Ihn world would not cri'iito the sumo stir In Hoch'iy. HHI, ho Piild���������lio leant i'lrwnrd over the* table, n.1 his volco ti-i'inlili'd with jmHslon-- I could ruin you, diiniii you! (���������(linstork Bell Mid noihlng for 11 mniiUMit; th ho bout forward. And 1 could ruin you, h*- Bald, and whispered one word. Oliu won! only, Imt rornHltis Holder fell liaHc In hh' t'hiilr, Ktiirlng at tlie man who held his life and liberty In IiIh power. " Ili'U tool-. IiIh lint imd turned (0 tho door. Km-grry, ho wild rnrefnlly bnif-hb.g IiIh hat on IiIh arm, hociiii to he a jam ni,,*! '.,>,,!'. f ;-"*i*^ Im rrnr ������.i>f. i'lim*-* do 0 for nmiiHi'iitotit nml accil- initiate y-r-nrn of Iroiibli-j hoinu An ii. cold-bloodedly for profit and ai'i'Ulro a I'-pututl.'-i fur lho iwi-s-i'sslfin of com- mi'rclnl ('imUtle!*. lli> Hiohp nil hln word-*'Villi great Many Advantages Claimed/for New Timepiece Which has single hand.. The vertical one-hand clock that whicli has jast' appeared, ia the first improvement in clock faces since the invention of tho circular two-hand faco over 1,100 years ago. The new dial Is a long narrow strip with six hours, divided into ,five-minute sec- tlonr, on each side. A'single hand travels down one side and up the other making two round trips a day and pointing out the hours ajnd minutes along its -path. The chief advantage of the vertical dial is that the one hand, while telling the time, may. also follow the numbers in a schedule, programme, or time-table, arranged in the space along the,sides opposite the proper hours and minutes. The,hand is moved along by a sprocket chain passing over tho minute wheel of an ordinary clockwork at the lower end and a loose wheel at the upper end. The scone was a certain business placo in the city of���������well, not London. Into it there came a well dressed woman, who after glancing around, inquired of the assistant: Have you Pepy's Diary, please? 1 do not seo it advertised. Sorry, madam, replied the young man, they've not sent us any this season. The fact is, madam, 1 think they've stopped publishii*--" it. Tho lady, uttering a "Thank you so much!" turned to the door. Uncertain as to whether or not the young man was treating tho lady seriously, I remarked: , Of course you know* that the lady is confusing a very famous book with a scribbling'diary. He remained silent for a moment or two, and then said: ���������Is that so? I really had an idea that a firm named Pepys used to publish a diary. Strata of 1885 . .Professor, inquired Farmer- Jim:*-, what are you digging for in my backyard? I'll pay you well'., shouted'the arch-, eologist. Greato discovery! ' I've found the bones of a prehistoric mammal hitherto unknown. Sorry professor, but,that's an old wire bustle that I buried over 20 years ago with some other Junk. Praises this Asthma , Remedy. A grateful user of Dr. J. D'. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy finds it the only remedy, that will give relief, though for thirteen years he had sought other help. - Years ��������� of needless "suffering may be prevented by using this^ wonderful remedy., at tn'e first warning of trouble. Its use is simple, its cost is slight and it can be purchas d almost anywhere. ��������� , Gm^e^Vtmy follow ttause of vescent9CU������^ 25 uid 60c. at all Drugguti and stores. Take Abbey Vita Tablets for sick nerves. Had Nothing on Her . .������������������Margery and HeUn lived'quite J^ear each other, and occasionally playen together. Ono d**j- when they met Helen said, boastfully. - We keep a butler. Margery remained thoughtful for ,a moment, tho. suddenly cried exult; antly: That':'notLing. We'keep a boarder. Latest System in Child's Education Unique, eminently efficient���������the newest kind of kindergarten in its experimental stage Is being watched by the nation's educators. The school of childhood is a part of the university of Pittsburgh, being conducted by the teacher graduates of the school of education with the ultimate purpose of revolutionizii.g the kindergarten system, of the, country. The children are from four to seven years of age., The equipment for play is wonderful; there are blocks large enough for the children to build little houses, so that they can squeeze into them and there play with a great* show ot * realism the games'that instinctively mimic the life of their elders. The school, ot childhood is' an outgrowth of the playground movement, -which has attained such large pro. portions in America in recent, years, and it combines the best features of tho playground, the old-time kindergarten and tho Montessori school. ������������������' .The children follow a daily programme, that is designed to build up the tissues of the developing body and mind as they manifest themselves in spontaneous play, There are several play periods during the session, which begins at nine o'clock in the morning and ends (-.at noon. Instead of-the formality of an open exercise devoted to songs, stories and talk's���������as the old-time kindergarten was conducted ������������������the children individually pursue some plan of tlieir own. Records of each are kept ;by he head teacher and her two assistants of each child's development and progress along certain lines, so that in the future' the time devoted to individual and group play can bo varied beneficially. ,, The tots are free to move- about naturally, to communicate freely with their playmates, and to leave their play to swing 01* jump or climb on the play apparatus. Then there is a rest period for ' handwork, supervised in- ~dlvicluariy"*olT"iiT"g"roupsr"a"nd-aTiother' period of games." Great emphasis, is placed upon rhythm and games involving .walking, running, leaping, jumping, pulling, hauling, and all spontaneous movements useful in life. UNIQUE FARM TRACTOR Old. Principle Applied In Construction of Handy Implement A gasoline farm tractor which, works on the principle of a squirrel cage has been invented and tried out.by a Connecticut farmer. It consists mainly of a wheel, Bft 61n. in diameter, witn a tread of 30in., which rolls-along the ground propelled by a 12-15 h.p.^gaso- line J- engine inside. The * motor is mounted on four wheels fitted J with gears and a clutch/, like a tiny automobile, and propels the large wheel \ by continually trying to climb the inside surface of the wheel like'a squirrel in a, cage. The tractor was de-1-. signed to' draw cultivators, plows, and other farm'implements, and can be driven between rows, up hills, and around sharp corners; but it can also be geared higher to draw a wagon or huggy on the road. Mounted on a frame or crpdle, It can be used as t. handy power plant ��������� for running corn shellers, etc. Built with a, 52-in. wheel; this machine weighs about 1,200 lb., and reports of tests' mado with it indicate a high degree 'of efficiency. Complete in Itself, Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator does not require the assistance of a: y, other medicine to make it effective. It does not fall to do. iti work. 01 ' ���������How did she happen to turn her ankle? , Oh, her ankle was well turned and there was a handsome young doctor stopping at the same hotel. A Water T.-lck * ���������., " In* Athens goats are marched to housekeepers' doors aiu" milked before the eyes of patrona. But this system does. not. prevent adulteration. Tho milkman wearc a loose coat, with wide sleeves. Around his waist is a rubber bag f.lled with water, and a tube runs downiiis arm.* As he milks he presses the tube and milk nnd water flow silently together int-D the mill" pail. ; ��������� " ' Money in Records' f'-���������'" - There" is money In making records for .'talking machines. An American singer, not of world-wide celebrity, spent over $B0,000 on building and furnishing his house, all from the fees paid him., for singinnr into a receiver. Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc. Mamma���������Harry, this Is t .e second timo today you have forgotten to do as you wore told. I'm afraid everything I say to you rocs in at one ear and out of the other. Little Harry��������� Well, mamma, why don't you top one of them,up?' It la believed lhat the largest kitchen in the world Is that of tho Bon Marche in Paris." It provides fooj for all the employes of the house, 4,000 In number. Tho sniai st kettle holds seventy-flvo quarts, the largest 375 quarts. Thero aro fifty frying pans, each of which ' Is capablo of holding 300 cutlets at a timo or frying 220 pounds of potatoes. When thero are omelets for breakfast, 7,800,, eggs aro used. The coffee machines mako 7G0 quarts of coffee daily, There are sixty cooks, i.nd 100 kitchen boys employ 0>i. Teacher���������Now, Willie, where, did you get that chewing gum" I want tho truth, Wlillo���������You don't want the' truth, teacher, and I'd rather not toll n lio. Teacher���������How dare you sry I don't want, tho truth! Tell mo at once, Whoro did you get. thnt chewing gum? Willie���������Under your desk. -. LIFE'S ROAD Smoothed by Chanfje of Food Thty lull I'l-ft yon nave n litilo printing i-fitnlilliiliment in Sliropuhlro. lfi 1 Wi'i'd yon, lie said, I .hotild close down thai bimlncflii ami otMabllHli my KitBBhm (IrauKltti'iiu 11 and my lliiflslim enijravertt In nioni unobtru'iho i-'tir*- wind In tr.*1, (To bo Continued) Worry Is a big lend to cany and an uniH'cei'sary on..*. When accompanied by Indigestion if corlalmy Is suuso for the blues. Hut the whole trouble may he ���������**nnl)y thrown off and lifo'*- road ho mude (���������Miy nnd comfortubln hy proper oat* ing ami the niltivjitlon of good cliecr. Rend what an Knr.ti.rn woman fiayg: ��������� "Two y-narfl oko I mad-. lli*������ ������!.���������'* ua Inland* of ili'iipt-N'utB aiid'havo lined tlo food :>ni:o 11 day and Hoinotlnio.i twico ever jilnco. v. . * . "At tint time I lie-inn to uso It lifo wart a burden. I wa-; fop yopv-i afflicted with bilious Rick hond'.dio,1 (.'aimed by l;id!ge.it|oii, aiu notliln*. (jci'iiieil If relievo mo, "The trouble became r,o fie vere I luul to leavo my work for d.iyc at a timo, I "My nerves were In fmcIi a i-talo I i..i..lA :..'. ���������,'"'.*' '''"' ���������������������������'"��������� it or 1 nv unit] I Uvim on th'J * ngii of .nervo.is proutra- I tlon. 1 .law an adv. cmUcm uuo; GriipcNutb and boui'ht a puclui^o for trial. "What Onipo-Nurs h.-is Anno for me la rvrtjilnl;**, J^yglou.*.. I can now .;.'������������������ VI:' ���������** ">"'���������' " rP-W tuilrAv free irom Civ. old tiouhlo and have not] liad a headache in over .. year. I feci like it now person, I havo recommended it to others, Ono man ��������� ki.ow ate principally Cmpc-N-.it*"*,, w.iilo working on the ho ah wlntci, and sa-j lm never felt better In lil������ life" Trade was bad, very bad. and Mr. Bukgins. the chief grocer' of the distinct; found his takings becoming smaller "every day. All his old customers seemed to bo leaving the neighborhood, and no new. ones arriving. Even old Mrs. Robinson -to whom Uie firm of Bugglns had supplied the necessaries of life for many ^carr,, had not been near the shop for weeks.' , . Oo morning, however, sho agaiii entered tho door, and Mr. Buggins delighted, hastened to attend to her in person. , ���������.-���������-. And what may I get for you to-day? ho inquired. A cent's worth of soap, came tho reply. Mr; Biiggln's faco was wonderfully expresslvo of. outraged feelings;' so was his answer. . A cent's- worth of sonp, he replied. Certainly, I suppose you'll ��������� be washing the canary this afternoon. He Took Chances Tho judge In the wild and wooly west had declared tliat ho would stop tho carrying of firearms in the street. Beforo hlni appeared for trial a tough youth charged with getting drunk and firing liis revolver in a crowded street. Flvo dollars and co3tfl, snid the Judge. But, your honor, Interposed counsel for the priHoncr, my client did not hit anybody. Why, you admit that hn llred tho gun? ��������� ��������� ��������� Yes, but ho fired It inta tho air, exploited the lawyer., Klvo ilollnrB and costs, repented the judiio. He might havo shot an angel. Experienced mother��������� lay Zam-Buk is best for children'* injuries and akin troubles, because: It is herbal���������--no^poisonous mineral coloring. It is antiseptic*���������prevents cuts and burns taking the' wrong way. \. It is soothing���������iends pain quickly. * It heals every time. . Just as good for grownups. - ��������� Sold at all gtartn.and druggists.7 WmMmi Deafness Cannot Be Cured fry, local applications,'as tlioy cannot reach tbe (lis eased porllcn o* the ear. There l_"oisl>- on������ way to cure dralncst, antl that It by constitutional remedied. Dfatnwo It cAiucd by an Inflamed condition ol the mucous lining oi the l-'.ustachlan Tube. When this tube Is Inflnmel you have- a rumbling sound or Imperfect bearing, and when it is entirely closed, Desf- neu is the result, and unless Uie Inflammation can be taken but and this tube restored, to Its cormal condition, hearbic will bo destroyed'forever; nine, cases out ot ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothln; but au InQamed condition of the mucous surface*). TTe will bIvo One Hundred Dollars for any case of Dcafnixs (caus-d by catarrh) that cannot bc cured by UMl's-Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, tree..- F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, ft Bold by TlniKlits, TJe. . - ..������ ��������� Tile Hull's Family Pills for constipation. ��������� The conversation at a recent soci������f function in Trenton turned, to' the extreme precautionary methods of some peoplo and tho governor-elect told of the rule laid down by a certain fellow native along that line. One day while in the city, th egov- ernor said, the fellow Jerseyman happened (0 collide" with a bunch of hygienics, aud among other things they referred to the water supply of .lis home town. It isn't as good as it migi t be, said tho Jerseymau when questioned as to its quality. Thero is something like 10,000,000- mlcrobos to a drop, but It is the best wo 'can do at present, self against water of that Itind? queried one ot tho hygienic with a queried ono of the hygicncl, with a look of concern. You surely talio some precautionary measures. . Oh. yes, smiled the Jerseyman. First wo llllor the wator and then wcdiinlc apple-jaclc. - I I ll ' "1 IB FOR MARRIED MEN ONLY If you find your razor ar. dull as a hoe, ask your wife If sho wasn't paring- her corns. You can suroly romovo your corns quickly, painlessly, and promptly by using Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor, Unequalled a3 .'. painless remedy. - Hemombor tho name, Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor. Sold hy druggists, price 25c. In spite of Us clumsy'hulhl, tho hip- popiitmiifi cm trot nnd galh'p tatt, Tho hlppo'H foot nro 'Icopt. far apart by tlin wide body 'aniiiii'lko'iU'tlif- with n i'IiIro down tlio inh'.dle, ho ar to bo 10- lOtfiil'/al'lo nt onoo, They n\vi. well, hut go at their fnlost spwd, when tlioy can gallop along lho bottom"in nhullow wilier. Thoy can n(ay tindor water a long lliiin, uml when they como to the Biii'laco ihey mny ..end MU* Jots of Hpruy from tholr iionirllB. The cow Ih devotod to ,thq calf. Whe.i young lt stands on hor hock as sho twlins, How to Sleep Sleep with your" head to the north ia the advlco 01 an authority who haa mndo a study of tho torrcstrlal currents. Apart from scientific data, It Is a well-known physical fact that tlio nearer your -feet; apt-roach tho north polo tlie n.oro liable you are to contract cold feet, A Grlevious Ervor - .Count Hard up���������They tell me Lortl Ballyrot had a narrow escape in"Amer** ica. Duko Mixture���������Yes, yes, y'know;' while travelling in the wild and wooly. west, ho became confused in his term������ and called a cowgirl a heifer. - , A GRAND MEDICINE FOR LITTLE ONES Mrs. IJ. L- Mclntyre, Mclntyre'a Mountain, N.S., says: "Baby's Owa Tablots aro a grand medicine for little ones and I am well satisfied wit't tiie results- obtained from thorn." Mrs. Mein tyre's testimony is tho same aa that of thousands of other mothors. Cnca a mother has usea tho Tablota sho will use nothing else for the re������ ,sult3 aro suro and tho Tablets ar������ guaranteed by a government analyst to bo perfectly safe. Thoy r.re Bold by medicine dealers or by mall at 25 cents a box from Tho- Dr, Williams' Medlclno Co., Brockvlllo, Ont. ' N:*turally What did tho Cobb on'.' Webb���������Nothhifr. .. dress rohoiv Bal. dancers hava tlioy were having Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. A11 '-Interest" |nstrum:nt A Hungarian oltl/cn invented an Instrument which -shows Instantly tho amount of Interest duo on any glvor. mini for any period nt any given rato of Interest. The Instrument, mado In Uie sl/.o and shape oC a watch, is of very i-lmpl'i construction; and Inexpensive. All jlint In necessary, to opor- ulo It Is io plneC- die hands In the proper position on tho dial and tlio exact amount, ot intc-iet-it In rach cane Ih : ��������� illeatcd on tlio faco of the Instrument. thnn he knows wlint to do with, but the rest of ua can't tt-ll lilm. I'm introducing a brand now lnvon- tion���������a combined talking machine, carpet sweeper, and letter opener, said .lho agent, stepnlng briskly ,:ito an ofllco. (lot ono already, answered tho pro. prictor. l'r married. Warwick���������There'.' "Wilklns. Have you read '..is latest novel? Ilo has the heroine, au holro*-*-, turn down tho hero nnd marry tho villain. Wick wlro���������lt se'-uns ns If* thai would bo rather iimmUi-ifnetory, Warwick���������Yes hnt Unit's whoro Wil- hint! shows lils talent. Tho horo then become*--tlio heroine's lawyer, and for. tune comes t*. htm, after nl'.. J ���������^_J ��������������� I ;'!! !.���������'! Muroolla*���������Mr. .iK'iiiibi'oiiKli nnoma to ho groat ly bothered wllh indigestion. Wnvorly���������I should r-ay no! He re- fused to attend a moving-picturi- show tlio other evening, ucnuiiHa one of the seoiu'3 had a banqiir-t In lt. W. N. U( S83 Ymi, ma'tim, fa\A Mary, 1 h������������i*l tt."' bell, IV.*.! dldu't ������r.fitf<-r thr rn,!; for w-~.lt \o know l'vo noilonil it long li-pfora My company door. knucU a; she l.Uehen Naiiin ''iv"it hy Co., Windsor, 0.1* Reason ��������� '.i'i.. .i->a Pu-stHiA H-'atl "The Hoad Mrs. Snhiirbs���������Do you still rocclvc that dreadful Mrs. Comeuhynu at your at-homea? Ml ii. m-'*'"** ������������������������'���������"������������������v *r, ���������- , io '-ik/* a ^At\t. Ti<* vou know, when she* called 1 never otic-rod hor a cniui*. Mrs. Suburbs-*-And what was thf "mVb. Tlylou���������RoBiiItT Why, the next Uinu she cnTT*������ B,l������ livouRlit a fold- -1 ...II*. 1.n������- Jill* l.,t\ll|l to'V.i. >��������������� ������������������* ������������������ Pleaso sir. eaid tho maid to llu- head ol the lionso, thoro'a a conile- mnn hero to soo you on business, Tell hlni to tnlio a. chair. Oh "lie's already taken thom all and now lu-'a after" the table. He's front Use In it:film rnt. house. ���������*7.r -Townlot cost five linmlrf-d bf-ans;) llt'r fnrs t<mr i*K*������r-ns in u i_������>\>. ', Dver read the abave leUtr? A new Iter Imt removed nnu papas jean** one appears Uon tlwe to time. They! A Jiundrftfl H^kdi* morr- -ir no. are nenulne, tru������i a.id full of liumanUa fact Ihoiinh *nf* ���������'��������������� >������������������ ���������>������������������������; f-'i's.i jJJterwt j Bhe'* (juli.- U������������ At-any. m'A I !:now.| ,1 Is the farget Aim to make that Etron*;���������and dlRfifitlon p-ood���������and you will keep we'll) ho traju i* t.in.,:^i i!i_;: it? v"-*^"*- link. No man ii stronger than his stomach. Wiib stomach disordered a train of diseases follow. t,vltre6,t Golden Medical Discovery Msl-M th������ ilomnrh hutWty, th* lttr-ir tctlvfl Mil ttit bloat lu-rt*. Utia from tatiat, rnoU, unit nitv-xiA *,iVrm\:i i\.t v.������������ il fl.-.ilin'. HnfJ d-r ifriiff-lit*, I* liquid term m It.CO pet bottl* for ovm *d y*-������. elvlae Bcntrnl tnUalaeUim. U y**-prefer t-bUU a*wttdtdcdbTn.'V. Vlnrca.U.li,. lltta* tmuta* Iuul ���������' *M������dlelii������ dualer* er trial box hy null an r������cetpt������f ������0������ 1_ iUumi������*> r if * Hi l- 1 NOTICK is hereby given tict app!*--* calieu wili be tm.de to tin Supferiuteud- cntof r/oviiidsl Police. Victoria for a license tx- sell liquor by wholesale -upon thopjoasiassfiitutttidon LotC, Block 15, Gu i.b;rland Townsite, Cumberland, B. C ClALI, MUtsSATEO, Applioibt" D .ted this 1st d_y < f Oc:ob*<-r 19l3. NOTICE w hirtsby giveu tbatou tbe first d������y of 1)iz n'wr next application will be made to the tsuperiaiende'i.t of Provueul Police, Victoria1 ftr ihei renewal of the ho.-. tt-1 li-j������DK^ to cell ,1 quorg by retail i_ tne hoLtl kuortu as theL irua hotd^ situated at Comcx, "B.C. Geokt.b iJ. BahmW Dited October 1, 1913. NOTICE is hereby given that on tbe fir-it day of Not-cmber 191,1, -application will be made to the-Superintendent, ol Provincial Polio*, for a rciicvaj of the wluloalc liqy ir license upon the preiu- is-e������ known ;u hit 24, Subsection j, Nelson Uisirict. ... .' *'��������� - - . i'JI.Si'.NKK H-KKWIXU COMPANY. Dated October ssi, 1913 THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. -of British Columbia, Ltd.- ixiaam muuuMui NOTICi- is h roby Kiveii th-iton Ibe firt dty of pecc<t.lcr.Hex-. ������i>i>Ii������������t'on|^il be mado to fh*-. 3n-.������ iiiteiul-i-.fc i.f1 Provincial Police,,. Vict ���������-. i������, f .r a n.n������v al of the h tei litenso 11 sell Ikju-r^ b, n-fc-iil ������������������ ������Ii������ hotel k-iowu a- the Uuii-ri'hi tt-l; situate at U-e-n. B '<,*. John N. McLbou Da-d the.lstilayofOeUt-b.r, 1913 N.iTfCK is her by nir n (.hit on tlii- firat day of '0 eccnhisc , Lett, a^limioa wi'i be mule io-.kaSupsri-i&ciidentof Pr-iviuoia'- Polico, Victoria, for the renewal of-the hotel licence to sell l:cj".i jir*i by retail iu th. Intel known as tho Uvtr-ide hole), sitmue at Courtenay, B. C. - - - 0. II. Fi-cuwki:. lKted Oefr-rttr 1, 1913. NOTICK. ia iiei-ehy gii'dA that on the firHt Aty ot D.-C4*H������J.*tr iu*������t nj-plicati m������i:J be insde 16 the Sayeiir.ti'iiJeiil ������������ Pr.-vin- tial Police, Vivti-ii;', for the rci.GA-tl.of l-be bot*l licetfia to a.15 liqin-rs by -etailin th* hot 1 km.-w. n* tho "Vd-an hou-,1, astuateu at Ut.io 1 Bay 1LC. Ai.v-i.ikd IUri-ft Horsk Dated Octotei 1, 1933. , NOTICK 13 ltercly giveu tuat on the finst day of December n<xt applic-ili m wil'1 be made to the Savorii.ter.do tt of Prorin cial Police, Victoria, for the renewal of tin ho-vl licon e to sell Ikjmos by rtt-ul l-iibe bo el kuo-m a? th- Kelson ho-el, situi'e ������t Uaioaliay, B.C." Jous Fiusr.n.i_ Dated Qctotier U\ 19 IS. *' * *.' The Courtenay Hotel Ev^ry convenience (or guests..c" r> The Cential Hotel for Sportsmen Non-s 1xn the Best of Wines and L-quors at the.Har. KATES REASONABLE John Johnston, T"' Prop IN THE COUNTY COURT OF NANAIMO IIOLDKN AT NANAIMO. IN TIIE. MATTER OV William , Herbert Hatlon deceased, iti. testate, luto of (Jourtenay. B C. ��������� AND , IN THK MATTEK of tho "Ollicial Ailini-MBtriitora Act," TAKF NOTICE' tlmt hy order of Ifis Honor Judge llarker, niiid-* on the llth day or Feb rimry, J9l_, I .was appointed Adiiiinii-trutor ot* tho Estate of th" abovo uuwlioned deeoasi:d, nnd nil .pa-ties having churns against tho said ostiite nre horeby required to fiirniiili'sttiiio, properly vorilied, to tne on or liofore the lot li day of March 10U, AND all- pi\r- tie.-i imlubU'd to said oatate, are ro- qni red to jay the uniountof tlieir indcbtcdm-HR to mo forthwith. Dated this llth drfy of i\*bru nry 1J)M. W, WlSiURV WllXARIl, ^ Official Ailniinit-trator, Onnibcrlnnd, 11. C. j���������-��������� ��������� ��������� "' ii-ioti mi mm ��������� ��������� G. H TARBELL HIGH GRADE STOVES^ Ami Ml KITCHEN i'.IJTENSILS Tliii: S. S, COWlCUAxN- WILL.SAIL AS ILNDElt Comox���������Ukion Bay���������Naxaimo���������Vaxccu/eu���������Route Leaves Comox, Sunday, 4 p. m, Tuesday up. 111- Leaves Union Bay. Sunday, 5 p, m.... Tuesday, 12 o'clock, noon ; For Deuuiau Island, Nanaimo and,yaticouver. - RETURN I Np���������-Leaves 'Vancouver, Saturday and Monday, 8 pir . For Nanaimo, Union Bay and Comox. 1 . " Subject to change .without notice. i t.rC-- DKINK 03?2SIST'i>r. ��������� En,������lj������_ 4 ��������� BUilTON alwi.ya on tap ��������� also, the famous MJLWAUKEfi BEERS��������� Anheaser. Itobismiao, .SoL tr., &c. "OLD GREY BEARD" SCOTCH WHIShT. Eost Wines and Liquors of all kinds Thu'jtoarding and Lorfgiuj; Di-pactmei-.t. under thn r.iuipdiate 8-.ifjerititeu.deiice will hj 7ou*--d Firfit ola**i in every respect. n_.T_:s, *j>l 00 per day and Up CANCELLATION OFKE- . , *. ��������� SEiivi-:. NOTICE IS HEREl'.Y CIV EN tlia: the reserve, the notice of which ;ip*;e.ir- ^d in die 11. C. C*���������-.zft:e..in the 27th d-iy .if December, 1907, is, cancelled in so for ���������is it relates to the following parcels of ':'in������l:-ihe W. 1 softhcS. E. 1-4, the S. W. 1-4 and the S. 1 i of lhe N. \������. i-4v.cst of the river in .Section 4; the S. E. 1-4. the S. E. 1-4 of ihe S. VV. 1-4 and theN. E 1-4 in Section 5: the S". 1-2 of the S. E. 1 4 in Section S;lhe S E. 1-4, the S W. 1-4 ;md ihe E. ' 1-2 of the N. E 1-4 in Secuon 16, and the E. 1-2 of the S. E 1-4 and N. 1-2 in Section 2!v r.ll in Township 3, S.iyw-.rd Disiiict, and the K. E. 1 4 of 1 he N. li. 1-4 in Section 3.2; the N K 1-4 of the S Wl 4 and the N VV 14 ar.dX 1-2 of the N K 1 4 in Section 33; the N 1-2 ol ihe N,*\v 1-4 and the K 1-2 of the N E 1-4 in Set tion 34; >'nd the S 1-2 and N VV 1-4 of the N VV 1-4 in Section 35, all in Township 6, Sayward District. The said lands will bc open forentry by pre-emj.tion on Monday, thc-iSlh day oi' May at lhe hour of 9 o'clock in the foie- njoh; all applicaiiuns t<> be made at the office of the Government Agent, Vancouver. No I'rc-einptinn Record shall ���������nclu'le mere lnan 40 acres of land except in cases where it is desirable to include small fractional ��������� portions of legal Subdnlsions; information in which con nectinn may be obtained from plans on viow at the above mentioned Agency. R.'a. REN'WICK Deputy Minister nf Lands. Lands Department, Vi-aori'i, IJ. C, February nth 1914. K^'ai-i S-"'k.i;1 f-7*.!,-,. Special Gov't ^isint. *...;. - ��������� iOvb '������������������ *:V0-U 25LH'. 'tr; *��������� **���������������-' ��������� Paid hy City berland . . Total R������eel Of "Uiilll- sue to *mm* ,J&r. jn .������ .if --.-j --, ������������������ .i* -***-?:-*l ^��������� -^t -- iA - .\.-' \l ** i 5.--^*i i"; .* ��������� *^4 A- -��������� ������������������ * * * - . ������-*, *i *-^afe-*������hK" ���������"V'3S'\\:-'r' PJ ts.. ".V-v 3-������r������--"*SiJdE5E������'' ' Anjr?lM V..J1' r*.'Ar;o-7 it-^'S-l r. "*������"���������!. ��������� (ktaxivf.-.rrcv*.:. A, -is-- j-,-r-....-* ,-j. S-Vilf:������!. ol.V.>: Wto.i-''i'.V H- .X a,*;-. [;u i.- OLP NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE _^|T rewers' Dried Grains Better, Cheaper Than Most Dairy Feeds tverMiiiin������T&^ Distributors NANAIMO, B. C." -' t������___������M_-ii-_rasCT3-?ra^ LIQUOR ACT 1910. Section i2.o NOTICE U hereby gives that one month ���������> froui dale, application a*, ill be mado "to the Stiperintfrident of Provim-iiil pol' icfe-fof-a-"liceh6e"for-i.he~f'aie of- liiiuor hy wholesale in and upon thepremis-cs sit 1:1 ted in lhe (own of Courtenay, Ii. C. known and jdesciibcd as Lots 80 aiid 31, Sec-- NOTICE ESQUIMAU & NANAIMO RAILWAY LANDS Every conveyance from the Esquimalt & Nanaimo R 1 way Company, not already registered, should be lodqed in the Land Re- gistry Office before May 31st, next, pursuant to tlie Land Registry Act Amendment Act, 1914/' L. M. SOLLY, Land Agent 1 lion'Gl. Dated this Jf)lh day of April. 1914 UNION BREWING COMPANY Ltd. Conrad Iteilel, Applicant Sportsmeni. Goods and Geiieid! Hardware Violin Strings. Talking Hindi me needles nud Victor Records for sale nl; tlto News office. Don't forget to pl/icc your next order for priutiug uitjj us. NOTICE Any jmi-Hon or portioiiH, cuHin^, rotuoving or taking uny liloekn, timlwr or wood, of nny deKcriptiodi* xdoitgin^ to the "Wellington Col- lie-i-y Co'y., or from or off tlio land of tlio Bnid Oompnny, or imyone tipjiing rubbish of nny tleseriplion nnywhero upon Uie compaiiy'fl lnnd will lie pwi-.w-jutod to tko full extont of thn lnw, J. U. LOOK AUD, General Manager, Colliery Oo,y, NOXZfJE. Riding on locomotiveH and mil way car������ of tho Union Holliory Compnny by any person or por- sonn���������except tain crow���������i������i Hlrictly prohi}-ite/l. Kmploycea rre ���������**ub- iec todtHihii-Hiil for iillowinj.*, Hinn- Hy order J. R. r/)0KARl), General Mnufu-i - LIQUOR ACT, 1910. Section -12. ,, NOTICE ia hereby given that, on the lot day of Deeemhcr next, application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for icnewal of the hotel licence to Bell liquor by retail in tlio ho'e- known as tne Malaflpina Ilotvl. ri'.uatc at Lund, in the Province of ii ' liritiBh Coluu-hia. l|aicil thin 8'.h dny of October, 1013. FRED THULIN Applicant IN TllrJi COUNTY COUKT t^OK NANAIMO IIOLDKN AT CUMHERLANl) IN THE MATTER of ThomaH Siniili, dfreanod, intoctatc. who died in Neleon District on April 20th 1 . ' AND ��������� IN THE MATTER;of tho'-Omdul AdniiniptrntorH Act " TAKE NOTICE inat by ordor id Hi������ Honor? JihIko Unrkor, math* iiio oth dny oi NovumiitT iyld,JwwK iippointed adininiBlntorof lhe Es- tato of tho above mont toned do cniinod, mid all parties hnvl"i* cl.iirDj^tgninat Oio *v-fd ckIuIo nro h ur niwli puniii, properly verified, to*mo nn or before thu 18tU 'lay (,f beenntbor, 1DL3. AND allipartiftH indebted to nn d ealnlo, aro required to ]>ny tb������ amount of their fndobledno.u lo mc fiirtlit-rilli. D it id th i- u id day of Novoin her, 191.1 Oflirifii Adminbtrator, Cumhrluiid, IS, C LIQUOR ACT, 1910. Section 42, NOTICE in hcteby kivoii tbat. on tho 1st day o[ Decomhor next, npplication will he m:ul������ to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for ronmv'il of tbo hotel licorice to nidi liquor by ictiii) in the hotel known ub tlio Willow Hole], pilu- iilo nl Cantphell River, in tho Province of nritir-hColumhii, Dated this 8lh dny of October, CHARLES THULIN Applleient Teachers' -*l_.i������ "/...* S70-S OO! ;$^}IfK ;%&$?&������ Janitor SeavHnger". Tolfginna. teltjplione.. A. Maxwell, haulage... Potter & l_iikbiide.. haulage T. D. IticLfan, Btation-' ��������� ery and repairs.. A. II. Poacev, station- ery and hooks Islttndi'r,,pi*intin^. .... News ��������� " , i..,. C. II. Tarbell, suppii*-',c and labor.- Dr. G.K.MaeKatighion medieal insy.w-uti-'ii Thoinson St?uio:������������-;-y C*������ books..: Free Text Book Oftio^* books J. J. DoHggan, Tnis- tees. Association. Daily Province, adv'g. Sec'y'fi palary 12 inos Newbury & Afbloy.In- snrance, new* school" Postagn and *, stationery, 12 mos. Win. Potter, labor.... I). Kiipatrick, coal.. hauling C.C. (D)Limited, ..coal S. Lt-it-cr ������&; Co., chalk Shibata, clock.. .,...*. Ilayiuanv"fcM<-.Rae,towi's T. E. Bate, licse, gbiss sundries* :.. (i. Downes,, books L. W. Nunne, water 010 00 30 00 6 (|0 14 90 12 -50 4 00 ndAloii ot anr fcE*!i-.i;Bj;.-.-a'-..-.i 1v~' - t\.r C������iada, ti-ta ^ yaax, s������;v epwreva? f, .-.-,|v- (t!l t*flvti,>e;s.<tt-.'. ��������� : ���������**>-.>���������������}..-���������* ^-���������.U-jr.'.1 r** '���������/-���������-' 'vf^I;1 '���������'.'���������''-" il -512 Oi i*-. , 25 Uf 10 or ���������2'7(: 00 Of. 145 00 10 Of 33 5( 22 or 127 ut-, 1 ()(��������� 0 5f 12 2r 22 5������ 7-7������ 12 mes.. "34"0T 5 r>,' Royston Mill, lumber High school pupils, tsix day's teaching... School keys >. Washing towels Special grant expendit- ture, Cliirk&Stewart, Co. Ltd. fi-irnitiir-H.. A. McKinnon, furn'tro Septic tank ' 275 00 Repairs to obi school 8J10 00 Maps 45 00 Labor putting in now desks 100 00 12 00' 1 30 .0 00 1150 01 200 00 Total expondir. 1018 $12302 Ofi High school fees dno $54 00 Respectfully subinittod. THOMAS II. CAKEV, Secretary Hoard of-School Triifitees, Ouih- berland, P.. C��������� Jan. 3, 11)14 I hereby certify that I have ex t-'C-.t-'t ,"> .. . . . ��������� - ���������-' <; . i- -*.: "��������� * . ������������������'...-���������' i,.-.. ������*���������-.������������������-. , ��������� : i ' - ";- -. - - ��������� ' A ���������ni-.-Ai '."���������" t'i... '��������� ,;.: .- :* T\ ���������'-J \t, ���������'������������������:���������.-:. ��������������������������� ��������� - ' . *... ' > . --- ��������� .���������... .*���������: ��������� ' yy .' ~ - ���������i au sf*'. ."' . ">���������-���������; "*-,.-..- mcttM.d, r.- .J- . i. '.iii'-a. iJ It-. - ��������� -. l'l.-.n!), -Jf-Lcfica;-'-!*-*-, <���������* ..!-������C". -*���������*���������.'. fonr.s oi tender tr-ay be sen ot and af- t r tlie , isi d-iy oft. Ms.v, i 0 i 4, at tlie office of Mr. J. IJ ii'.(1, G.-verT.-.-.-icnl A,������*nt( Tuhi- berlami, IJ. C; hU. A. J. Sutherland, .Secretary of tlie: Schcn! Board, Cumberland;,' li. C; an'-l (he Dcp?itmcr.i of 1'ablic Woiks, Victoru, , Uy aj^ilication io thu under-."i*.ied> ccntractois may ol>ta:n a crpy of the plans ami sperillc-itions fcr ihe i*um cf ten doliiiis (Sin), which will be rtfun&e I ���������)ii rciuiniiijr s.unt in j;ood order. ' Each proposal must be accomph.nic������J by'an accepted bank cheque or tcrtifi- raie ofdeposii on .1 chartered bank cf * Canaii'ii .Tiade p.iy-it>'e to the Honour-, .iblc.lhc Minister of Public \Vo:ks, for s. uu. equal io !o nr cei.: of the tctiocr, ���������������hicli s-.li.il! In- furfeitc-l :' the *-iar;y e:i- -iierinj; decline u: enter into cc.rr ?.cl ���������A-hcii called upon to do so, or if be i.ui <i comjilete the work c-imracted for. lho che-fcj'.ies oi ccrsiCcaies of deposit of 'uiisucceisfui'teridcicrs-*-!!!-i>e���������reii5i"cii"^',-^T in then upon the execui'nm of the , contract. Teni'ers.will not be considered unless made out on the forms supplied, r.i-Rnt'i with the actual signature of she le- it. - er and enclosed in the envelopes famished. The lowest or any lender net nccess.s ily accepted. J. E. GRIFFITH, Deputy Minister and Public ^Vcjks Engineer; Department of I'ubiic Work-*, Victoria, B. C, April 28,1914. niy6 my 16 MAS- W CftMADA pit iff I I)4i* fcuywftril iwiiid Oitt-nct. hltUki tit &i)������atA. TAKE NOTICK tint JMon Bull, of Ho iot B*y, B. C-, inter-rtf" to ipply for liiirmbuion lo Uuuti tho followlml tloxorib- oil laud:���������Hm������ll iuUml ia Vtnilolph Crook! liiKOon, on Cortoa Inland, cftinmciioirig nt | _ poat planted ou tho Houtbwenl corner of 1914 IhIiiiiiI, thouoe following the iihoro northerly Around the inland to point of com- mertement, oonteiningSO acronmoreor lews. 1. 1IKLKNI1ULL. Dktod Mnrob U, 1914. LIQUOR AOT, 1910 (Section 35) NOTIOK is hereby given Mint, ou the ninth day ol May next, application will lw made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for the granting of a license for the sale of liquor by rcU.il in and upou the premises to be cou structed in ncconlance witli tl'c plans aud specifications to l>e tiled with the Stiperinteiideut ot Provincial Police, and to he kuown as the Pier Hotel, aud to he silu'ite at or mar the govern incut wharf nt Hoyslon, Nelson District, Hr'nish Columbia, upon Itlie lauds dt*enl>ed ns Lots 20 aud 21 in Mock K of the Suhdi- visionof part of sections 4 and 6 A- Canadian Government teats allow wo havo the 7,-:reni, , ., tttwl hlglicet Etren.'jtli gocKiii s H Qlllett-a Is u^cd by fie 2 P. best CaV.crc an J Caitrora every whore. Costs 110 moro thaii t'10 interior j>. adulterated klndb. j E.W.GILLErrCO,Ll-*.^: 'v ���������, y. Tcronto, Out. |fM,<*'>J I ���������Ji* y. '��������� iurtmntn.t ... . It t ���������������* .������, id tcyttyt rti_im������f, W; Ka..'( 1 .1 1. ^������.l>t V������l.-> ������... '.J.- IlAJtKV IlHHNS, Applicant POR ,>A������.h���������'uai*-, kids nnd billy. Ww8* Wwiri-ioStitf, Thr. llrtat JAidNm lltt,\t(ty. X po-tlilf* caro for ������ll(ArnMnf . w^. !������**tt_IW������aknw*.JIe������UJi'������itHS i,,.i.������a*.(i tttxt llrUnWorrr,Amlttiau.tiptr Klr������'- ��������� *���������--- I'll m >��������� ��������������� ������ iii-.ii.ia*" ��������������������������� iiiiwi nwr-j ������>������Mmw,o(nr Liitiy. lerunou npnlicattou to ^lUmho'n, 1*1****0% itifocu* *x aim-m or ' ' , ... - Mf-o-ui. nil ������>f wliich Tm* t������ -Cton-Nifn-pUon, 11. Wilkinson, l.ntle ll\vi:r lJitl^t{'7.U,^n\iyaplan^nr IL0OK OUTJf fcr the Milk wa^ou with tlieCJrtHU IH:; i;HKHii m: r.i: ���������:* "��������� PAR!' 'MKHWJCi-: \ Our Wl u ��������� si������- -''���������'��������� J of the IV.st !'..iOiw ? FRUSH MH,K y Deliverwl t**i<.:tii* ������& evt-filnj.'i I. MARUYA * ���������������������������������������������<M<*44"->**������, % G1VK US YOUR Wi./'i Oil DRR PCKJOll I'RIKTIK'1 ( ) I.uifli, Cumux, Ii. C. U per i-l-k. -l������f<*r|.V 0**filitAmn*,tis w-t-l .-������ir**t t-.MhyaUilrnfrt'tata ������������������' "���������������������<!���������* nirf) on rw^lM-of prliA. Vnw iW0i y*t9W0Oii MMloua Ce~ VVriinMr ItunphiM. , wuuUm, OeLu-i*- *.,; -a5 -.-{.*... j ,:���-.'.- a \ t,'.-,\,iV. ;-,'���_,>.:.. .** . ,v,.r - ,1-,--,,-, ���'-.---. --_." .*-.*--������ * ���THE NEWS. tTBnrEt?T7A?fD. 1?- C ���TTO submit to _ headtcho U lo w*-rt�� anercy. time tod comfort, 1 To stop It at once simply tako NA-DRU-CO Headache Wafers Your Druggist wlll confirm our statement that they do not coalite anything* that can harm heart or.nervous system, 25c. a box.. NATIONAL OflUQ AND CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA, LIMITED. 134 '" " ft .''1.000' :i..*.l-'8.S*.*'* 1 Tlie World- Famous Reputation Of ^5Ws^rf^rESTA8LlSHE0,8*<) Is easily maintained by the superior an service in operation between -��� Southampton (via Queenstown) to Halifax: and Portland' and Liverpool (via Queenstown) to Halifax, Portland and Boston, Ths splendid service in effect to Canada; the magnificent appointments, of the ships; the courteous attention of all employees, aro characteristic of the Gunard Company And are strong features in making your decision to have friend* and relatives come out from the OLD CO'JNTRY to-Canada Tlie Cunard Way * Frequent sailing's. Magnificent now (1813) twin- screw steamers carrying one class (IT.) cabin and third class only. , The Cunard Co. also maintains services betweeni New Vork, Queenstown, Fishguard, Liverpool. Boston, Queenstown, Fishguard, Liverpool.- - - New York, Mediterranean, Adriatic, Including the fastest tteamor-s in the world, "Lusitania," "Mauretan\��" Now building S.S. "AURAN1A" 14,000 Tons for Canadian Service, Full information as to 'sailing dates, rates, reservations and descrlp.- tivo literature to be h,"-.l from any railway or steamship agent, or The Cur_aF���i,Steaiir_sliip Co. Lid 3C1 MAIN STREF.T, WINNIPEG SHADE.TREES SUFFER Municipalities Careless of Important .' Asset Dr. Femov; says tliat in "walking along the streets, of any city, one will find at least from twenty-five., lo fifty ptjr cent of the trues in a damaged condition." In tlie small towns of.eastern Canada, it is safe to say that at least seventy-five per cent of the. shade .trees need at ten tibh, for, "unlike the cities, these towns employ no tree doc* tors to guard the health of the trees, and even trimming is done but-irregularly, aud often-carelessly. Yet' if the shade-trees iii"many of these towns were' destroyed one of their chief attractions would be gone. There arc 'seven-; reasons why the trees inthese old towns require special attention. The chief is probably due to, defective crown development, the result of overcrowding. Misshapen and weakened crowns result in exce?*-*- ivo windbreak, and ragged breaks, if left unlrimmed, provide'the best possible entrance for fungi an.l insect posts, so (hat a great number, of these line old shade-trees, which because of llioir very age aie unable, unassisted, lo shake oft these foes, arc slowly dying through'neglect. .Mature trees of whatever species should be at least thirty feet apart and the municipal act empowers municipal councils to remove trees within this limit without the owner's consent. If this provision were judiciously acted upon ih the'old towns ot eastern Canada, the remaining shade trees would be given a new lease ot life. The Forestry Branch of the Department of tlie Interior; Ottawa, has on its I staff, a' skilled silviculturist* whose services, are, available to woodlot owners. ', 'Municipal shade trees' arc not, strictly speaking, wood-lots, but municipalities so desiring could doubtless secure the advice of this expert regarding the trees requiring removal. Flour trial is essential but��� it is not your work? Flour varies from time to time in baking quality. This is because wheat continually . varies according to soil conditions, etc. Therefore, if baking-re- -> suits' are. to be constantly high* baking tests are essential. It r to make these tests a"t "your expense. So from each shipment of wheat delivered at our mills we take a ten, pound sample. This is ground into flour. Bread is baked from the flour. \ If this bread is high in quality ^ and large in quantity, we use ^the shipment. Otherwise we ^ell it. . . Tobacco Monopoly ir�� France - The toliacco monopoly of the French government netted the-,State last-year ?10r>.000,000���the largest* return since the foundation of the monopoly; 102 years ago. This vast profit'wns made out. of a capital of about $30,000,000, or about one-third the capitalization ' of the lately dissolved American Tobacco Company., Twenty great factories work tip ihe whole of .the'tobacco manufactured iii France and (he right to,retail is. jealously guarded >,*y the State. * Permit's to open tobacco shops' aro usually granted to widows or officers of the army aud navy, or ether employees of the government. The widows tisually lease their permits to other persons | in consideration* of fixed- annual pay-' ���iients. -The price of a cigar js the .same all over Franco and the same if one cigar or a housand are purchased. The hotels and restaurants, buy all their cigars at the same prices as th?y are- sold to the general public, but they add from 50 to 100 per cent, as thoir own profit. There are 47,250, authorized tobacco planters in France, who grow about -10,000,000 pounds of tobacco on 50,000 acres. The monopoly, besides buying all the tobacco grown in F:ance, purchases 55,000 pounds of foreign grown tobacco, most of it being American leaf. WORMS ^���AVormy," that's .what's the matter oi 'era. -��� Stomach an* intestinal worms.' Nearly as bad as distemper. Cost -you loo much to feed 'em. Lool? bad���are bad. ,i>on'i physio ���fin io (It-uili. Spohn's.Cure will remove the worms, Improv* ilie uppolite. ami. tone 'em up all round and don't "physic. "> ,\ots on js'ai'ds and blood. ' Full directions with each bottle, nnd siild'by.nll druggists. ���.'-��������� .*-��������� SPOHN MEDICAL. CO., Chemists, Goshen, Indiana, U.S.A. "' To Cure a Cold in Ona Day Take* LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. .Druggists refund money if it fails to cure1. E. \V. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c. E>. D D Y' 3 VV A $ H 8 O A R D S EDDY'S WASHBOARDS Have a Special Crimp That Makes Washing Very Easy. Save , Time and Temper Ar�� Easy on Hands ���* and Clothes -,E- D D Y�� S W A 8 H B O A R D 8 ���V There are still a few honest men left Jn the world, said JT. .T. Hill, the financier, at a banquet. It is well to be cautious, and we should" not suspect everybody. If we are too suspicious we make ourselves absurd. I worked i . St. Paul in my youth, and they still tell me there about an old farmer and his wife-who started for St. Paul on a visit.. Before tho."ppuple. set off thoy were cautioned fre'q*u.ently by their friends to beware ol ti'i'6" St. a Paul sharpers. They replied that they would'keep their eyes open. And they started on their journey with a nervous . determination to; look out for sharpers and confidence men. Well on .the way ��� the * old farmer got off the train at a junction* to buy some lunch, ond tiie train went off without him. ��� It was a terrible niis- Jiaii;_ The" last he saw of his wife she What a Friend Can Do There are all sorts of friends���those ��� who desert their companions in their hour of need; the fair-weather friend, who runs away when t.-ouble conies slong,' but is always there when the sun -shines; the deceitful friends; the loyal friend; the disloyal friend and so on. Ask yourself which sort you are. The .friends worth while, she who is a real pal in every sense of the word, will stick to her chum through thick and thin; no matter what the troubles are���no matter how her pal may encroach on hor time, the true friend will be with her as far0as lies in her power and will do the best she can for her. \ w \ By simply asking for FLOUR . bearing this name you/tan always be sure of mor^bread and belter bread. / ���' ' ' S / "More Bread and Better Bread" and "Better Pastry Too" 623 Admiration of American Huetle Clerks*! on skater., iho latest Anieri- can si Jle of lmslli'.ig, may ho commended lo sleepy business houso**. ��� It' a cublor.iit piitei'K the ritockrooin of an (Mi^ineeiln*- firm in New Hertford (Mil!-.--.) and in-ik*- for n s|;ci'liil attldo, a young mini la nolllleil* niul he sltiiii'.-- brli-kly down the fl<>o;,on ii'pilli' Ol" l-iilli'l-S. ������'*'. In a I'-ikIi he- in li'icl* with-'Mi'' rt.-vi'i-" j ..���(1 at U''!'' '.rnt'. n !*;< Biivi'd.-I'dll Mull (in'/.etlo ml deal of H111.1 Embnrass'infj Generosity -You don't.-fool quite' suro of your wife'*-; al't'ceilon? suld lhe very ootid- .clonl hil.fricMKl. - .. Not' ('mii,o. y '.. Hut nho In. (ilyriiyK bit'lsliing expensive prt'sonlH on* yon '. Yen, lint Um jirom-'iilfi do not denote Hie siiliclLii'l*,' for my comfort and piil'dy which I fllioiilrt lllcc. Fli'Kt, nlio ������(tvo'mc ti polo pony; llion nlio giivo l.-siine u wring automobile, and now sin Is li-yln*.*; In porsiiiidn mc lo uccojit un uerojiliitK'. Luxury and VA-ar ������"'������" ; It li* llltlo ivoiidci' tliui. In tliuHi." cfiuii- trio* where luxury !h obviously on tlm iMTeafii' thoro should b'i manU'oHlod KOIIII.1 Ulll'llHltU'Krl lllllOUl.'Bt, HlO 11101*0 liirltnis tliliiltt'i'i*', Tlii* rtt-tii'iinil I'm* Ilio Hi'tilllli'iitlon oi Iln< k(iiihc:i luis nl-' wii.vk licon (((.ooinjmH.h'il |i,v it foiiiiiar- - iill.'o, liiitlfiCn-iKt." lo I.Im* niciiiiH by vhlcli Uuif Mid lr. a tin tn oil, Win', ijiiyti i.ltc old l.i'llu proverb. iilon*"*i I'or it peo'iil-f-'n 1 iixiiiy, Il Isi ili-i very t'l'lll of I lm I COllK'.Mll BMllll'llllXllUoil v.iiiel. !������ iitnU'im iiiimy |K'0|ili- tliinli to- (lu\. Tin- rtnikoy. b-Mid n Koiitliorn con- 'ii-f;.��i!i)inii, alihnuj'.li iiiiivci'blally im- I mvliliMit, i-ioiiu lliiici-i Ium hln wcutlior (.���yo o|K il��� Ill Mobile ono day I Kiivi ;, (|iiuitt;i' lo si colored youth who hurt dono inc.* Lome irllll'i;; Horvlce. Tlio coin was liiiiuleil liticlc to inn. Hxr-uuo mo bont\ mild the Ni'Bfu, yo' 1'whvh I flon'i wnul un piiy fo' wl.ni I (Iooh fo' yo,' Yo' ,l0!',' lilllllll'* d.il file null Ol' I'lolllUH yo' i.iiH on, v/as craning ouF"of~t"ire~c"ar*~wirid6��*: shouting something reproachfully at him, which he couldn't hear 'Oii account of the noise of the train. ��� It happened that an express camo along a fow minutes latei\ ���Tlie old farmer boarded the express and*beat his'wil'e to St. Paul by nearly an hour, lie was waiting for her at the station when she arrived! lie van up to Upland seized the valise. , ' " Well, Jane, he said. I am glad to sec you again. I thought.wc was separated for good. But the old lady jerked the valise from him indignantly. No ye don't, Mr. Sharper, she cried. T left my husband at the 'junction. Don't try-any* of yor conlldence tricks on nie or I'll call.a policeman, Mlii'-rrtVLiniment Co,, Limited. ���Cit'iilleiiiPii,���TUeciloro Oorais, a customer of mine, was completely curod of rheumatism after five years of snC- I'o ring by the- judicious use bf MINARD'S U.N'IAI ISN'T. Tlio abpvo fu��*a cun bo \fMillcd by writing to liim, (o the Parish Priest or any of IiIh neighbors. A* COTE, Merchant. St. Ii-ldorp, Quo,, 12 May. 'OS, FARMERS C��n ��Iw��y��mak�� aura of {jetting th. hluhest prices for WHEAT, OAT8, BARLEY and FLAX, liy ahlppln. their car lots to FORY WILLIAM ANO ������ORT ARTHUR and having thom sold on commission by THOMPSON, SONS AND COMPANY THE WELL-KNOWN ADDRESS 700^703 ' FARMEP.3'-AGENTS * GRAIN EXCHANGE, O-VINNIPEQ Resolutions Easily Made Too mnny mon tsnom to m .kn rosolu- IIoiih only to'brojili tliem afterward, Thoy tiro llko SmylUo- When Sinylho cittiio home vory lalo ou JuniKiry a, a cigar in hln month and nn otlni* of ulcoliol about lilm, Ills v.il'u.Biilil hill-fly: Only yoBlortluy you rwoki off late lioui'H, whlnky nnd toliacco, uud now��� look ut you! You'vo broken all three of your i'GKoliillotiH-1 Woll, doiii'lo, wbnt of it? Hiilrt Smytlm h. n hurt ,'olcc I can mnko otheri*, cnn'l 1? LA GRIPPE'S VICTIMS You Can Only Recover From Its After Effects by Enriching the Blood Few dfseases'so shatter ihe health as la grippe,-or influenza. Its victims all tell the same story. They are left despondent, tired, weak, and wretched iu every way. They have no appetite, ambition or strength; cannot jsleep and suffer from -.eadachtc, "ba~ci*a"ch'es~anll"Trervoii"srressi In-thisi- woakened condition lies the real danger. The body falls an easy' prey to bronchitis, pneumonia, and even to consumption. Nearly every form of nervous trouble has been known to follow an attack of la grippe. Drl Williams' Pink Piil? give the quickest and most thorough relief from .the after effects of this trouble. Thoy build up ahd purify the blood, * drive the poisons out of tho system and give strength and tone io the whole body. The following is an example of their power in cas3s of this kind. Mrs. II. A. McLoan, Wentworth Station, N. S., says: "T*\yo years ago Herbert B. Freeman, a young boy living with U3, was attacked with la grippe,' At. the' timo ho did not have a strong constitution, and we foarod tho trouble was sottling on his lungs. Uo was not ablo to walk ilffy yards wltlioul, hoii-ic* out of breath, and Ills, gen oral vitality was very low 'For months '..e continued in tills position, notwithstanding all wo did for him, and it wns at this crisis tlint' wo got Dr. Williams' Pink PIllu for him. Uy tho tin ��� ho hud used three boxes thore wa.: a noticeable improvement, and this wns followed by his being able to do light woik, and lator ho Intel all (ho strength .of a growing boy, Ills euro w.is looked upon as remarkable by nil who know 111 in, and I niu giving lho roaull; In the hopo that it may be of bonolU to someone 'else." Dr. Williams*' PIr.lv Pills rre sold by nil medicine dealer** or -lent by mall at HO coiUh a box or six boxjn for $2.50 by Tlio D.'. Williams Medicine Co., Rmckvlllo, Onl. Mini nirdlc���In Ihln llie plnci- where ! }i*ii I'l'tiovpj' ljinbi'f'llnHV I nee a prriiuliii'iit New Vork Hub* Clcrlti���-Yo^'nin. wiuuitti t-nyy yow cui do a (lny'i; lioti'ii-, ,M|y(- nirdlc -Well, 1 ivi-di you would k(-i'|i'nin In, leu mliiiilcH. ! rncuvt'i' inliif. It Ih ii real now our, Kniiii'ililiiu i 1.1ml. Kvr-r notlr" lli"'wli|i n crnoki'd liiimllc, uml Homo one liriiiM-iiijiIrt in n piny'.' One nwipi', nnd'jiioic h froni Hn- cliiircli lui-l fiiiijtluy .... , .... !. b, :'! " ���������!-���. Xi i]\o!'o Mho A'Aiwi' iiiiVfiilnyK rltni't pay lin- lidilli'i', tli��y lii'Vc in iiiiunio ilniii;,- wiih I!/'.' -.Wii.1 cr. .- <��� aJl'* Moi'se'_ Indian Root Pi lift ar** jisit tlir- rlj-ht incrtirine for tlie ctiililrcn. When they nre coiihtipatPtl ���ivhi'ii ilicii- I'l-Jnuy.* siir out of order ���when ovcr-Iiitltilg'-iu:'! _ in sojuo f.iMnili: foml (.���I'.v't. \h ,;, {...i!!,;f.('!'i!*i ������r>i*. Morne'i* ludi in, Root Pills will ��; i!*l:!y oiul totrcly jiut- tln-ni tlijlit, J'iiicIv/ M^ctaMc.tliry noilbrr f,li k�� ;i, wiMknnor Rripc, lil*elur*ih nijrR.M b c, C.,ltiiA vour rliililrt-ii'** Jir.ilili by ulwa/.-' hecping n bos of Mr. Morv't Imii.iit Root i'illsin the houfcc, '1 lie-yf| Kttop ths Children Woll W. N- U, ->91 An Oxford don li/nl lienruii no popil- I Ini- llmt he was part of tlio U!ilvernlty Icxhil'Ii. A guirt'-'i taking people i lliiduuli llm gi'iiiiiiil*-, Btoppc-d iimlor- ! ii(.-iiil) u window, and pointing up, mild; i n.-ii. intiiii i.. Anxious Mother���.luck, you miifit ro- motiibcr to imn yonr right liiitul moro. 1 tlnriM. wnnt you to become loff-liiuid- c.!. Mile Jack--Don't worry, iiiaiunin. Somo of (ho bout pltch'-MS In (ho Icniiiii' aro Houtliiawii, Changed Het Mlr.d Tliiic.lioi'uy .i'U;i of ii portfliint womnn begging alniK from hlni, who tiCiMng lilm putJiiK liln IuidiIh In his pot'kcLn, Biiid: Mny llm bltt-slng of Provlrt��ncf* foi- k.w you; but wIhui ho only ��� illnrt mil. lili* Hiiuffhox nlio Ininiodliilcly mlded, and jiuivi* uu'i U.'i.t* ,.i/,.. Wlint Is ti pyionuiiiliK!. I lurry? jihIc- ���-�����1 IiIh kiiuiII hIhUm". I mu nol ,-,111 <-, ii'plltd natty, but I tiiii'HK il'n a .V.low who llkcii pic, Roosevelt Story ��� Many good stories are told in Mr. Roosevelt's autobiography published the other day. Mr. Roosevelt wished to��� appoint, .-.n ex-Roughrider marshal of a , Rocky Mountain state, but first questioned him as to his past. Now, Ben, asked Mr. Roosevelt, how did you lose that half of��� your ear? To -which,, lool-ing rather shy, Ben responded. " * Well, .Colonel, it1 was bit off. �� How did it happen? " ,* Well, you see, I was sent to arrest a geiitleman, and him and me mixed it up and,,he bit off my ear. What did you do to the gentleman? And Ben, looking more coy than ever, responded: Well,' Colonel, we broke about even.' ... A Medical Need Supplied.���When a medicine is found, that not only act^, rpon the atomach, but is so composed that certain ingredients of it pass unaltered through the stomach to find action in tbe bowels,. then thero is available a purgative and a cleanser of great effectiveness. Parmelee's Vege'tablp Pills are of this character and are the b'r-st of ull pills. During tho years that they have been in use they have established themselves as no other p*;]] lm* done. Satisfactorily Explained Stranger���Did a'pedestrlan pass this way a few minutes' ago? Granger���No,'soi*. I've been right outer this later patch more than an hour and not a blamed thing has passed 'cept one solitary man, an' he was tnimpiu' 'erlong ou fool, THE WORLD'S BEST WOOD POLISH Cleans ��� nnd disinfects everything In your home from the eel-, lar to the attic. Put It on your duster and dust Hardwood Floois,\ Wood woric, l..li]oleuni*?,-r' Pianos, Furniture, etc'"* Makes everything jiist llko new. Money refunded if not ��� satis- lory. Made by tlie DOMESTIC SPECULTt COM. PANT, LIMITED, 7. namilt6nicCffna<2a'.* ti. -,r ��� -,,. *.* / ���mil rid. Thou throwing u pubblo ot (lie -vlii'lov.' a lace (lppoui'-'rt nnd lio ail- dod: And lliero'i* tho professor lilm- weir. While Jiiur.llng through tin di-nctt -���it' Mfij.-ici* wny flili Niirriniri*, wo Htrift- nod to n��k iv drink of u foreign liomu- Hi.-iulor on a doflort olalin. No oup- nlli'd ii-i from n I iirrcl of wuriti, jmitil lliliilil. U'tu-if' do voi' uoi your walor? wc Inquired. lu loy/n, nt Uio nitlrouil tank. How fur 11 that? HU* inlli-n. Why don'i vou ilu* 'i v.--il i*-i i��? Sumo di^tiuioo unit li.ird-'T woiiu i Por lnirsinjj; mother***. Na-Dru-Co Laxatives ofl'er tlie important ndvanl- nyo that they do not iVmiurh I lie vest of lhe syslcm or jiffect llie child. 250. *\ box at your Druggist1*. N��ti��n��l Drut *nJ Chtml<*l Ct. of Caatdi, Unlit-til. 175 Would be Regretted To lho loatlnr of a band, Jociilnrly spokon of in tlm locality-.tin "tho worst In Hovirn different counties," tlmro onoo ijiuno a mnn wllh n rot]iiPHt that the bund pluy at ti coubIu'h funortil. Ih It u milltiiry fuiionil, askod the louder. " Not al nil, was lho reply. My cons**- In wiih no military man, In fuel ho was novor Inloi'i'BW-tl In itiiiUcm-k nillltiiry, NfoVOI'tllClPflK, U WIIH Ills OXpiC'HK Willi) lhat a Iiiind Bhould play nt IiIh funurul, Tlio louder wuh mit-prlsed and flat- lorod. Ih Uml ho? he iiHkcil. Yoh, ri'HponiloU the othor; Jio mild ho wnntod ovevybody In tlio plneo lo bo ��orry that In* dleA. 'Tlo ** Marvelous Thlhfj.���When tho oiii-OH offoc.U't] by Or, ThoipiiH' Hclon- trie Oil are coiiBldcred, the Rpm-tly nml pcrnianont relief 11 Ikih lirotiglil, to the Hiifi'crlng wlicrovoi- ll. hnn boon iiHefl, It miiflt bo yogai-ik'tl uh ii mnrvuloi-H jl,;,.,, l!;..l. ;;--i p-ti-***' ���> mndlolnn Bbnitbl rom\\ fron the nix limri'tllontH wliloh r-nli-r Into Hh compobitiu.i. A uUl will convlucp tlit- nioHt bl'i'jitlcul of Hh li(*;��!in;.j vl taw. * L. I* "~* II 1 ll" ���*��������� 1 Wher. Quebec LendG 'i';.-.; I......L "��� '-f ''tUIAvcii under ]i) yoiirn of ago la lurgi'i' In Ilio provlntia of Quobit: Ihuti lit any of tlio other PI'ovIwph, In ollior won.H, lho Ip. ci-PUrto lu 'ko populiiUoii of thlH )ivo- vlr.co docH not come from Irunilgrftllon but iih niitiirnl growth, Kioncli Can- -idl'in fnmlllOH may not bi- i.t largo at they uhoA to be bin the pinlilir* vlr- tiicfl of* our nice nro not oxMncl'.���L-i (Mtrlc. Automobile Alarm An Inventor has designed an alarm for automobiles with the object of discouraging tho cur-thief. Ills claimed that tampering with Uio car in av.;* manner without first using tlio koy which cotrola tlio device releases the alarm to ring for i'orly-ol���!H liourB, short* circuits tlio Ignition wires, and turns off fho petrol. Since it is claim- rd Unit the tilitrm eannc'.- bo stopped until two whole dnys have pas.sod, ti thief could nol get vory fur with his stolon cur. �� Sligfit Mistake ,'' Tlie, sweet j'buiig thing had'heard people talk -^.oiit microbes in kisses. but had never heard of them being mixed up iii'greenbacks. She was at the bank^*'drawlng money. Arc yoji afraid of microbes? asked the facetious cashier, :is' he produced tho bills.;*;. ��� : Oh, did'you intend kissing me? gi**;-. 'gled the sweet young thing. -���n A Physician's Proportions Did the doctor pronounce you soii'i-1 ns a dollar? " s ' ft 1 Yes; and scut mo a bill for flva ARE YOU ONE OF THE UNFORTUNATES WITH BACKACHE, HEADACHE AND THAT TIRED FEELING the family remedy lov CourIia aud Coldi- Small done. Hmnll liotlli". Uest since 1370, Our Old Folks Homo of our nowspitpei'H hnvo drawn conchisloiiH from Um coih-iib report.') Dial our people are genei-nlly young; but llioy failed to reckoni with our old folkH. In tlio 7,200,-1 (11:1 who niiiko up tho population of ('lunula IhHi'o nro Inehuled -H,:M2 oct- ogpiiiirhuiH und *.,022 noiingcnarlnus. Ami the cpiihuh (tlllcei'H dlHoovorotl twenty ccittcrmrltinn!��� Ui Pntrle, Hog piirilon, Hlr, obHorvod llm toupli looking will tor, HiiRKOBtlvely. Clontlo-J mon nt tlilB tablo numilly ���ei'--?cg iiiciiibPi' hip, sir. " 1 don't wonder, utilil tho aiBlonicr*-, '.'ordlnlly. Tlmt iriug of yotira would bp hunl to forgot, And ho picked up IiIh bill and atroll- od Jolmirely ln the direction of tbo cashier. If bo,' Listen to the Story of Georgfl F,, Stander, and Use Dodd's Kidney Pills. IJ'iiidswoiUi, Snsk. (Spoelnl), ��� If you are one of those unfortunates who suffer from soro back, headache and Ihnl, llrod; listless fooling that makes work iv linrdfihlp und Ufo not wortli living, tlio story of Geo. V. Stinnier, a. woll-know.i young mini c. Uil**. plnce, will Interest you, "For noiirly tt . yours," Mr. Slnniler imyH, "I suffered from sore back und hoadaclio. 1 hnd u bud tnsto In my month In the morning, and I was nlwnys tired. I Anally decided Hint my kidneys were tlio ciiuso of my Ifoiiblp, and decided to try Oodd'-i Klrtnoy PIIIh. I got Jinlf n dozon boxes and beforo I had Mulshed Hiking thom I was completely ci.'cil. "1 mlvlHo anyone Hiifl'orlng tie I did to use Doild'H Kidney l'llls." llenltliy Kldiioyn tlrnln nil Impurities, all tlin HeodH of tllBctifle, out of tlio blood. Weak kidneys leave tliesw liiipui'ltleH In tlio blood, aril the ie* unit Ih hpi'voiishohh, tired fooling nntl' pnlnn and tidies Unit ofto-i. flovelop into DIubelOH nml llrlglit''. DIhcuho, Dodd'fl Khliioy Pllln innko weak Kid- imyH alioiig nnd lioullliy. Mu mum, wild it bright little foiif year old, wIioho rnollicr was a widow. I wish you'd do im. a favor and ninr- rj the mnn who keeps lho candy. moro on lho corcor- "CATARRHOZONE" PREVENTS BAD COLDS STRENGTHENS WEAK IRRITABLE THROATS l wlfh romP pot\ili.r for a bomb. Haiti tint mlllriint aiifl'rHj-PUf. Quite po, r.itnmitit'd the ibrk. Whnt kind? Pink, I kucbh. Tina's tlu* nlimle l aU'oyi* iihp on my la*��*. Fmploys Nature's Own MeMods ond It Invariably Succesoful Fow will esciip'* a col a Una winter, but nlas! many coldu run Into Cat- Noglectftrt Cn|nrr-i Ih tlio straight t-atowuy to constimptloii. Ciitinrliozoni Ih ii gorm-klllor���tlos- troyn mlcrob o that tatiBo Catarrh. Jt liciiiii u'.itl ttoothco, rollflvoa tho couch, Rlvot Ihront and lungs a clii'i'.i**-', clcau-rcj tho nonM)t, Hears out tho I'hH'm. Vou feel letter In nn hour. In a day }Oifro greatly relieved, and on Roes thn cuiliig of Catarr- lozono lUl. you'ro well. No treatment so direct. Catarrlioz- . out- no*.*, vl-jlit to the spo'-~\rtt fi'ifeV- ly, cures thoroughly catarrh, bronchi- tlH and all throat affection*). "Nothln-j could hill a cold bo fast tu C~ts.v?bc::r.:��," ut!*'*." Arooy v, Rnp|. ling, from Bt. Johns, "Last month I had ft frightful cold In my head, suf-* forod from itclilng none, riinnlnit oyos and torturing hoaduche. Ten mla- utoa with "Catr.rrho*tono" Inhnlo.* Rav<�� uavo nio relief nnd In ono hour I wan woll of my cold. Cnttirrbo/ono I ton- nldor a morvr-l." C-nrry "Ca-arrhozono" Inbcler In your pocket or iiiirt-c���tnl." u .tt church���-|o the Miralre���to work'-utict It Jn hed. It prMiiit.., and tiu-ot nil manner of nose nnd rlrm; iciuI'Icp. CompU'to *>iitlli, s-riiii i'ii,. $100; small f\'o '"<���' " " > "* '.'-'i'-. ut ilenlern r-verywli it- ��.���. THE-NEWS.:*CmiBEl.i;AND. B. C. miwuti m Make the Liver Do its Duty Nine times in ten when the liver Is right the ttomach and bowels we right.' CARTER'S. LITTLE UVER PILLS gently but firmly com pel e lazy liver to -���������ao its duty , Cures Con ���������tip&tion, Indiget * tion, - Sick Headache, and Dittre**' after Eating. Small Pill, Small Dote, Small Price. > , -.1 -Ueniime must bear-Signature A ileal &evar Simulation GOLD WATCH FREE. i. itritflttlorwird lantroui offer (ram tn uubluhid tarn. W������ nm jlvlne am? WaU-b-M to thouusdi ut renpla >ll orer tho world **��������� % hues ulTertlument. Now li your ehitusa to oblAIn ono. - Writs now; cuclotlnc Si eenlj for cna of our (aihtoinWa Lu'diei' Low Gutrili, or Gents' Albcr!*., soot rirrlaci tmlil to wear with Ilio n inch, whleh will 1*0 civeu Free (Ihose* wilc'oot nro Binratitced litu yeir������>, ihoitlil vou tak������ t&. f| Ttnuso of our mmrtl. loiu attar. Wi eipwt. joa to tell your diendi I ixtaatp-aj anil thnw thom tho bountiful watch. ' Don't think this offor too rood to be trim, tint fend [ 35 aant* today and Kiln a Frm Watrli. Yon will Iw unarei" ���������WlLLlAUt" Si LLOYD, ,niio!e-,al8 Jowolteit (DoiicM'.-S ), 6U, Comwillii Road, Loudon N., Kuiland. FREE TO ALL SUFFERERS lijo.u'i'ei-(ji.-t -������������������ sok-iV'lui.s* hows' 'got tho ni.i-i:s* sbC'I-'l KH from IJSOMI.i", lll.AnDCR, hKKVOt.'SDISKASKS. i!lrlROS-|CIM.AKNK<-5,'II.Ci:!ts,SKINKItUllrlONS,l-ll.l.-!i, write, for FREE cloth nuv.su medical rook ox llicsc lUsi-as-is :i*id woMUPKi'ui. CCKI'.S cflBCK'd by THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. NM N.,2 N-3 THERAPIONSS'ft the ivniedy lor'YOL-* OWN ail-m-nt. Abjolutclj* FREE No'fellow- up'chcul-iis. No obligations. Ou. LKCi.ndc Mi'D.Cl),!! tv-L.lt.slucKRD.iiMdl-STi-.AD I.OSIlON.KXl) ������ wh wanc tc. i'rovk tiii:kai-ios will clke vou. RE8Y AND HrMK 10 Mtm MD .iiilO." . Urs. "Wi-Mt.ow's Soothikg' Syiiup lias bees ttttA iot ovei- SIXTY YEARS bv MltWONS of MOTHERS i'or tlieir CH������f,fil'EN WWIX TKKTUINC. with IPHRI'KCT SUCCESS. It SOOTJIKS Uie CWUB. SOFTENS tlit> GUMS AI.I..V> a all VAiN; CURBS \VIK_ COUC. axid u tlie best remedy ioi BIAHRIKKA, It in al* wlutelv harmless, -"Bit'stive and n.sk f/or "Mrs, Wuslo'wls Booming Syrup," and (U&e ao OU*!*! kind. 'Xweuty-iivGcsuts a iwttle. D A_y__%__j Writ0^|PriceL|s Jffiiiif and Meya/idcrMM,tvO. Canada _M_____mH_nii-a.il nuiMn���������.^ We also Buy Hides and Seneca Root SAFES NEW OR * SECOND HAND Write F. H. r.OBIN80N 50 PrinccBs Street, Winnipeg CASH REGISTERS Fiia������iiaiKca>iina*Tmi STANLEY UOHTPOOT CATtNT lOUCITO") AND ATTONNIY \wnm rot wiw. V "** ' amjvj, A HcoU'luii'iti coiilpluliioil tlmt !������C! luul not n fliiKlii*,- Iii IiIh lii'inl. On you livii Hit' i'ciihom o" Unit; nHlii'il hiti fiU-mi, N������. . . I'll toll )'o--lt'h fiiiiity. And lino ye ti'-vci' n rlimliiu In vour lioii'l? hhIs 'd tlii'lf'sUiri', LEEDS* RAILV.'AY TRACTION Latest Improvement to System Adds Greatly to its Flexibility- and Safety. ** " ' - .- Uecognixed always among,, street railway men'as a" yioueer. i\ its field. t|ie city of Leeds, Englaud, has now' gone'1 a steji further "in. making, possible the elimination of tracks from its streets. . The railless , traction system," recently introduced' by' the' municipal government, * which , not only owns the" service, but runs'it at. a profit as" well, has proved its success beyond question;.. By equipping street'cars with truck-like- wheels and adding a swaying trolley to permit free movement; within radius, the difficulties have been removed. Not only does the-plau do away withtracks that mar the streets, but it also makes it possi-" ble for. the cars to conie up flush with the curb to take on passengers, and tends to reduce accidents by making it possible for cars to glide out of a collision, whereas on tracks they could do nothing but rus"n into' the trouble ahead. , The pint played by Leeds in tlie development of electric -traction for tramways is of special significance because it was in this city that the lirst overhead system in lOnglaiid was established in, 18.11. This was only three years after the lirst successful tramway in this country had been put in operation. " There are now 108 miles of track in operation-, and not only is every part of tbe city rendered easily accessible, but the .enterprise of, the authorities lias been ab.undan'ily.-'justiried. Their policy In taking over the -tramways was to benefit, the public'by quick, safe and* reliuble service, to give' cheap fares and comfortable cars, and 'to benefit the ratepayers hy mak'ng contributions'out of the ann.ual profits to the tax fund'. ' In I his way $3,500,000 has been transferred to the city treasury. A* "Cleveland lawyer tells a . story about'a woman from the country^who wanted a divorce.. When the case got into court the; judge, disregarding "for the* moment the technical grounds, tried to find out the real ".eason for the'lady's desire-to be separated from the man she,had lived with for so many years. The man was in court with a lawyer and it looked'as if he was going to fight the case. ��������� Mrs. Dash, said the judge, tell nie what fault .vou have to,find with your husband. , ' ���������" . Ho is 'a liar;"a brute, a thief and.a brainless io'ol! answered the lady promptly. , ' . . Tut, tut! exclaimed his honor, with Wllsoniau emphasis. You could li.irdly prove that. " ^ Prove it? Why everybody knows it! .- o If vou.knew il,". why did you iua.'it ;u;m��������������� -^���������' Magic Effects on'Neuralgia Pain Goes Quickly A YEAR'S SUFFERER CURED NERVILINE/* No person again-suffer' lonj Nerviline .will . quickly BY Mak.: Ncise When You Eit Cit'-turerl people do not make a noise wlien they eat. This is all well and good in an' aesthetic way antl bad it*-: :*. bygienic way, snys a doctor. Silent ��������� mastication has deprived the act cf J j eating of a,healthy gusto'hat makes far toward a good appetite and line di- rea ling .this need ever igestion. .... from Nei-ra-gia':' \-l It is natural- to make a r.oise when cure*, lhe,one cits -.Try it some time when you worst*- Neiii-algia, and Mrs. O. Evans,.; are in private" antl see with how muck in her strong letter written from Rus sel post office, says':-���������"Ono long year, the"longest bf my life, was almost entirely given .up to treating, dreadful attacks-pf .Neuralgia.* ,Tli*e'-agcr.y 1 experienced during some ,jf the, bad attack's .was-Jsimply-tinmaulionable.V To use remedle,. by' the score without permanent relief was niighl. iligcour- aging. At'ltisc I put my faith inVMer.- viline;. .1 read of the wonderful pain-, subduing power it possessed and made' up my mind to prove it valuable-or useless." Nerviline at once eased the pain and cured tlio headache. Continuous (rcat.-.cnt .with, this 'magic- working remedy cured me entirely, and 1 have ever since stayed well." Mrs. Evan'f. case is but one of hundreds that might he quoted: Nerviline is a specific for all nerve, muscular or joint pain. It quickly cures neuralgia, sciatica., lilmbsgo, lame back, neuritis and rheumatism. Forty yoars in use, and. to-day the most widely used liniment in,, the Dominion.*, Don't take "iiylh" ig but "Nerviline," .which an** * dealer* anywhere can supply in large. 50c. family size bottles, or in a small 25c. trial size. more vim and actual physical enjoyment you tuck away your,meal. , 7 The little untrained child enjoys the candy it sucks ar.Jibly and smacks-its lips over 100 per cei self-controlled older more than the person'who ^.-a' ean<\v with constant care not to make the least sound while doing so. I have often .advised a paticut coming (o nie for* advice about a languid appetite to eat aionc and smackle over the food "like an untaught child or .1 day laborer for a' while, just to learn how to relish food, then after having learned to return to.'polilo society determined somehow by attitude of mind and spirit and energy of physical at- attitude while at table to maintain that relish. . - is wearing and dangerous because the inflamed, mucus-filled tubes interfere with breathing and the fresh air passes through that unhealthy tissue. Probably no other remedy affords such prompt and permanent relief as Scott's Emulsion; it checks the cough, heals the linings of the throat and bronchial tubes and strengthens the lungs to" avert tuberculosis. This point cannot be emphasized too strongly���������that Scott's Emulsion has been suppressing bronchitis,for forty years and will help, yau. ',,--, Be careful 16 avoid ������ub������tiu-te������ and insist on SCOTT'S. ' AT ANY DRUG STORE. ' 1J-77 - g__g^_*?���������ff_M���������^ -*=������������������ y. I didn't know it before 1 married him! Then the husband spoke for the Ard time. She did," uio! he shouted.- -1 Tie was a lover, of music,' who had just been to bear Puccini's "AIadii!.i. Butterfly,"-and he was expatiating upon its beauties to an unresponsive friend, whom ho observed to yawn. The music lover was hurt.. Look hera John; ho protested, don't, you think music is of home'practical benefit in life? '* Oh yes., said' tho unresponsive, ono. Why, judging from the portraits I have seen of eminent musicians, especially pianists, 1 should say that music is great to keep the hair-from falling out..' ��������� ' Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff The Crlt,ln of a Fad . Miii'collu, who had'been cnling out of the window, suddenly begun to laugh hysterical-:. Whnt in the world is the timU.cu', child, asked her. mother. When I IliilHliod my carpet rug, Mar- fiolla explained, 1 folded it ncross my lap anil curried it. that way down the street, to show it lo Mosetiinry. Well, wluil of it'.' That was only I hive days ago, grasped Miircella, wiih :*, renewed outburst, of lnriTliiienl nnd how nearly every girl lu the block I.; wealing a eiirpot-niB nm IT. - Now, "children, j-nld llie toucher lithe Junior elfins In iii'llliniolk', If I had nine ynrils, ol' doll* uud lined llvo to niiili'i 11 slilrl und threo. to uuiko 11 Jnel-.ul, whal would I have lul'l? A Ioi of hci'uph, promptly answered Ilif llllli' Rli'l nl Ihr* fool. .' A successful agricultural show is carried on each year .in a certain village in the south of Ireland. Among the many competitions for the encour-- agenient of thrift and cleanliness is one for the best turned out donkey and cart. The" prize for this was usually,; won by the local doctor or, the local solicitor. After one year's show the farmers and working classes protested that it was rot quite fair to expect thejr hardiy used animals to compete successfully with .the well cared for and"'well groomed animals of those who generally won t".e prize. lu consequence.,of this the prize following proviso in connection with this competition appeared in the show placard the following year: All, legal ..and medical donkeys excluded. * _ -.When so much is being said.in fay- cr of technical training,, it is unwise to forget the broad mental-discipline which comes of a- stiff course iri classics or- mathematics./- The man who can calculate the. orbit of a planet may never make a dollar by his knowledge, but he will bring tc his daily task-a keen insight, a quick"and correct judgment and an admirable taste. --Toronto News;.; Made Hole In Ocean's Bottom A hole nearly a mile deep was formed in the bottom of the sea off ;ho coast of Panama' by the recent Central American earthquakes, acr-owling to apparently-authentic reports. As a result of these earthquakes a submarine cable was broken, and a cablo ship was sent out to make repairs.- The'cnds - the cable were fount to be buried under enormous masses'of material, and where the government charts published iu 190-1 showed'a'depth of one thousand,, feet, soundings -mr.de from tho cable ship found a depth,of five thousand feet.. , This remarkable depression is located off Los Santos province, about'fifteen miles from the mainland, and is about half a mile wide. 'The Lord Mayor pr Manchester has a merry wit, and this is one of the stoik-s ho lold in his racy speech at the .Manchester Motor Show dinner. A motorist drew up at the Midland hoU\ .Manchester, just as one of the, city ifthers .was leaving his establish- i:.cut.' Hey, my mutt, quoth Uio motorist, do you mind looking after my car while I go inside for a few minutes? ��������������������������� Sir, said the irate dignitary, do you know that I am a member of the city council? i-Oh! vejoinetl i tlie'motorist. That is all right, I can" trust you! Jack (lolling with magazine)���������It says here that there's enough phosphorous in a man's body to make forty thousand matches" Ethel (nibbling a-chocolate) ��������� 'And uot sand en.ciigli.-to make ewe. "- An amusing slory . is related of Priuce Arthur of Connaught, who went over to Japan with the Order of the Garter.in the time of the late Slikado. Prince Arthur had the time of his life in Japan, and he delights in telling of a formal visit to a small town where, to do him due honor, the railway authorities had placed a motto in English direclly"faelng the place where he alighted. Unfortunately the English was not so precise, as it might have been, for it read, in letters about a couple of feet deep: ������������������ * ,*��������� God Help Prince Arthur!" - Not Down to Standard ~ Persistent contributor ��������� You are quite-sure you do not want thic story, then? Candid editor���������Quite sure. Persistent contributor���������And yet you say it. is not bad. ��������� , Candid editor���������Excuse me. You misunderstood. The story is bad, but not bad enough. iS^ARE. ���������uu ��������� Walter, asked the impatient customer, do'you call this an oyster slew? Yessuli. replied Eraslus Pinkley. Why'tlie oyster in this slew isn't big enough to flavor it. lie .wasn't put in to flavor it lie's jest supposed lo,christen,ii suh. IL was Ui"o morning of the Sabbath. As Sandy wfiK making' his way homeward lifter filtoiulli.g kirk th emluisfor happeinid lo overtake him, 101*1. Haiti Sandy, That wns n powerful discourse on 'Thrill' ye prcich- oft Ihls moriiin:'. The minister smiled bcr.lgnly A'm glad ye wore able to profit lr It, was the grntilled reply, Profit, - oxr-ialiiie*. Sandy. Why, mon, 1 would hu' put my suxponce Into the pinto wi'out. a thought hut for yer provident I:.I words. Thoy saved rnt! foiirpctice tliere and llien. Upon what dues Us ('xponltitlo;i dial UiuiKlering down lhu It. hns not nuked serve bunk. Torpldvi its 11111110 ages? for a federal e base will go re* AND PAINFUL Neuritis or inflammation of the nerv6s, is the most painful of nervous ailments. You may feel the soveness or tendon*or throughout tl*3 body, or- it may be confined to certain nerves, In lhe head it is called neuralgia; in tlie hips and legs, sciatica; .' ��������� the face, ticdoloreux,. and,, in the chest, intercostal neuralgia. Tho application of dry heat affords relief from Iho lancc-like pains, but the essential thing is to build up the exhausted nervous system by tho persistent uso of such a restorative as Ur, Chase's Nervo Food. You will havo other symptoms to warn you ot tho depleted condition ,jf the nervous system, and1 this is yonr .opportunity to restore to tho body the energy and '.igov of health. ��������� While this h'oat food euro is instilling new vitality Into tho starved nervo cells it is also forming new, linn flesh and tissue, and. by riot Ing your Increase In weight. >'(1,i ���������-'��������������� l>rnvt> ���������'-������������������ yoiul doubt the uemfll being obtained by Its use. This Is Nature's way of ciiiing diseai-o;* of llie luvve*-*. nml it is lho only way to ohlnli. lasting benefit. Piles Cured in G to 14 Days Druggists refund mono-/ if PA_0 OINTMENT fai'n to cure Itching, Blind, Bleedii.g or Protruding Piles. First application gives relief, 50e. , His Gratitude . The Seedy Individual (who has como up just aftcv the .���������osctie)���������Are you thc* cove wot 'at. just pulled my bow aht o' the sea? The Oilier (modestly! after effecting a gallant rescue'i���������Yos, my friend, but' that's all right���������don't say anvmoro about it. ' The Seedy Individual���������Orl right? It ain't, orl right: Wo; abalu , 'ia blooming 'at? There was :i terrible noise coming from Uie direction of the dining-room and the fond mother, alarmed, rushed in. On the floor her* son, aged ten, was going through all manner-of- contortions��������� somersaults, both backwards ancl.forwards.. Bang, bang, bang, he wont. ���������"Willie! Willie! she* cried. What are you doing? You'll��������� For a moment Willie paused in his gymnastics. Oh, it's all-right, mother, he gasped. You sec-1 forgot to shake my medicine before taking it���������like you always told me to do. So I-thought I'd'shako myself up as the medicine was inside me! _.._i_LOiffr quickly ctops coughs, cures colds, *nd heals the ;*?.ro=t and lunes. :: :" .25 cents- Reverend Peron (doing an odd job with the church fpnee)��������� You appear to bo watching me very closely; boy. Do you take an'interest-,in carpentry? . Boy���������No. Rev. P.���������Then what are you waiting Roy���������I'm waiting to hoar wot a parson says when ho hits his Uiumb with the hammer. The motion, rural' postmaster has not much timo to read tho postcards of his neighbors, even if ho wlshjil to. Rut his more or less mythical propensity for dcing so hns at least,given rise to many stories-. Here Is one"of them. ��������� ' - ' Ono day a young farmer drove to town and wound up at the village post olliee: Hello, Soth! said*Iie.| -Oct anything for mo? Don't seo nothing, Jake, rather in- ���������jifferonlly replied the postmaster. Was ye expecting anything? Yes, answered the farmer. T wns expecting 11 post;card from iny Aunt Jinny telling nie whal iluy she was coining down. Ilannii called the postmaster to (he woman, have ye seen anything ot a poBl curd' from Jake hind's aunt. Jinny'' Yes, was the prompt, reply, coming down 011 Thursulny. She Is How came you in the penitentiary? I was, drugged and robbed. ���������By whom? .*������ My doctor. Yes. "* , Ho-told ins* to take iron.1' Well. I took a stove and was arrested, * An" Old Joke" Revamped A raw Scotch lad joined "the local territorials, and on tho first parade his sister came, togethe:- with his mother, to see them. \When thsy were marching past Jock was* out of step. Look, mlther, said his sister, ihey are a' oot o' t:tep but oor Jock, Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere L Higher Voltages A geuaral tendency toward higher voltages in electric transmission* plant* is apparent. One plant, for instance, is sending current from Eig Greek,- Cal., to Los Los Angeles, 240 milea, at an initial pressure of 135,000 volts, to be raised toward 150,000 as the load demanded. Keokuk's plant js regularly shooting current at* 100,000 volt^ into St. Louis ever a-lineanore- than 140 miles long. PATENTS Fetherslonhaugh.& Co., head OfficcC" King Street East, Toronto, Canada. Tln'fio (ioniums wero engaged In a eoiitlileiitiiil talk while (lining logeth' or In n HiT.iulwny en fn u fow' tiny a nlio, Tlieir roiivomillt.ii drifted (rom poll- Mrs to tho Hceonil iiuirrliift'o of 11 run* Um! I'rli'TMl, when nun of tliinn remarked; I'll icll you vliat. A mini vliai mar* I'Ioh tie second lime*- don't, deni'i'vo lo have Iohi hi** llmt wife, Willi ho I borough 11 prr-imrallnn fit liuiitl as MIIIoi'.h Worm I'owdei'H tho riiollu-i' who allowe her chlhlrtMi lo Hiiffor from tjns niviiROH ot worms Ih nnwlHo und chlpubly ciii-oIphh, A child Hiihjfcled ll. flic rtl'iH'I'H of woniip Is ulwiij'H unlijfMlliy -v-nd will bo Bluiitoil lu its Rt'owui. it'ltMi mereWul act to No, no ver ... _ And do ye "lit'ii lho ri'iiuiiif^-lliii'siiixn J rid It at'lvO'to deHtriii'llv' pn nml I oh, 11������ ci.icned, " '-'hi'i-cmiiy wjLi'.ui 11 can |j& nous without, ' (JlJlU-iiHy n- Rmnll KdmiMiil--Miiiiiiii:i, I ilrcnmnd Ins! night, that you Jiwiltlril'mn. M1111111111--W11111 did I Kfty, iji-nr? Small l*'diiitinil~Y('ii ouisl|t to know. You did all the talking. A kIioi' answer etililotn, helps Ihlngi*) along. Try Murine Eye Remedy It you have Red, Weak, Watery Eycn or CwnuI-jt-yJ EyiMdi. Do-sim't Smai< Ullilll'i .,JLi II ivnHvVIJ^. ������t"iij;.'-o lu A'niK'liOHlcr and ilio :!ilri*,, iittftl mid inlinu. wuh blOHlllllt'wIlll I Wo HOUH, Ilo WUH |)M!" lug i'i'ii aiid down lho si age, with a ���������Vl/%11 lill, l 1 011)111 11 'U/Oli, (���������'M-U-IUIIIlllJ 11 loud: On whlc'.i o.' tlirM** my sons hIiiiII I bctilow my crown? liiinii'dliitoly ciiiiii, a voire from (he pmllcry: - . Olvo tliem half a crown apiece, guvnor, 25c, 50c. Kye Hooko Free by Mall. Aa !>��������������� U*l* 0������>>< far Ml Cy#��������� ������k*| Uta* Cat* Uui'luo Cyo Aemodr C������., Chicago W. N. U. 093 A 1/nly ���������������������������"-turning homo unmrirrtwily, found hor doinrnllc iifiltv; the drawing-room for the purpotif- ot giving n select parly to hor frl*nii#. Ann, 1 nm HtirprlHftd, the ojoculntotl. 80 nm 1, mn'ntu. replied Uie unat-aMi" *4 Rlrl. ( th<Mv*M you w.w'-in't t>* back for .1 fortnlai 1 For Fickle Appetites Post Toasties and Crenm Hit the Spot! Toothsome, crisp tails, lhf,i have the natural sweetness of white Indian Corn. ,-r Thoroughly coolccc!--*,rol!cd thin on paper-'-lhen lonstod lo a delicate brown. Easily the most delicious known. y Toasties are convenient���������- ready..'lo serve direct from packiige-������an easy solution of tho "whal to cal" problem. --sold by Grocers, Caiudliin I'oslttm Cert'.-)I Co'tip-ny, LtJ.. Windsor. Out. CuKtoiwr���������I Kiiy, Mi'. Ui'.rl'Cr, I don't hour your 1 'nsiors nt ���������..���������orl; on my hall'. Harbor���������Hair is rather thin, Kir, Cin-tonicr���������Tlint. domui't mutter. I am viiyliiK for a linli' out and I want lo hour Mio sciasoi'H on the bald placo just the siiino as if I had hair on It. Merely Getting In Practice Victim- Mercy! That 'nn'.': Mir rli;lit tooth you'vo pulh'rt. |)t!tilinl--Ilr' piitlt'iil, niiduiii; I'm coining U* ll. WiiriH ill rondo r lho prettiest Isniidf. mirilBl.tly. CMcar Llie cxcrei*- eeni'i'B away by iiiilii|j; IIolloway'H Corn Cure, which lu-tn thorotiKlily n;u.! pain- IciBbly, Tho ,liiiU,'o--\VlinL did you lilt thin nutti wl'b'.' Prlwotief- I didn't lilt blm wllh any- Milne, Tbo .ItidKC���������Hut look at lilm, Ilc'11 In 11 liorrlblo cotiilltliin. Huroly you didn't du tbat with your tint a,' VrlBOtior���������No. your honor, I UelohN' lilm by the liccb* and liiitiipi.>d him a low Milieu nr.iilimt 11 bt'Jcic wail, nm I illdn't htt blm with iinylliln.������. My wlft* hny k11"*-' hoiiu In her moth* er'H, *������ ���������*��������������� ��������� No, she f*f������t��������� tired nf Iit own f>nnt-:- Iiik oeciiKlonally find noon liomii to Ret tioin-'thiiiK lo ont. They Bay lhat Hi'Ikks I.i a tempo;' ttneo erniik oC the extronibit. bind, 1 ���������1,,���������,l,J ,...,- U tn fl*, ,,-,,.,iA,,'l oven buy fctci'lcn bccaiiBo ihey frc quontly take a drop. >S. ���������taaMiTOsaife-cc JMitHy\, .cncNT, Tho offortH of lho Itallun rovtrnment to colonlzo the vnBt new territories In Africa mny in tbo future havo aomo effect on tbo emigration to ibo United HliiH'*4. ll Ih udmill't), however, that tbo United Ktuti^ will alwtiyit offer a iiiutit powerful ;.Uu-.'.U<>u to ������I'tlKUhU than Alika or other fon-imi InndrJ. Now, 1 call that real fooll--.li to c-litnb that rocU. What nie yeu dolnu there anyhow. I'm JU-H pft-nlonnj*; how I th;*], get iUwu u^la. Build Concrete Crib Floors and Supports rJ"HKY keep the rats, squirrels und other rodents from currying away your prolitR. Millions of dollars arc lost to farmers each year through the ravages of rodent* in cribs and granaries. Part of this loss is paid by every farmer whose crib floor isn't built of concrete. Concrete crib floor1*: and tupporti ttop the wait* b������- cutHe They Protect Your Grain Concret<*. it strong durable and clean. It never weart out and needs practically no repairs. It it the cheap- eit of all materiali for cribj and erarurif*. Write for thU (fe. book "What the Karmer can do with Concrete." It tells all about the mes of con- crete and will help every farmer to luv? better buildings and save money, Farmer'i Information Buraau \ v Canada Cement Company Limited 504 Herald Buildinf, Montreal m mitia.itimiimityT'i n-^ r--t-c ��������� Tin, NEWS,- OUMBKULANP, BIU'EK-H COLUMBIA. Tils .jMbarhiii ubss ��������� ��������� issued Every by "WedhfF'luy-thc Cornox ��������� & Gumb������r*la.nd Publishing Company. This paper, will not hold, itnolf ros-ponsiblo for tlio opinions ol' oui- ���������sirs, as may apponr in its column!' from time to timo. W KDNES DAY MAY Vd IU)-l WATER NOTICE FOR A UCKSCK TO TAKK AND USE W.UKil. ' NOTICK i������. heri-b/������ivoa tbat K-.f-.ul" malt & Nftuaimo ltuil'.vny, of Viotoriii, ' li. G will a i/y f< r a iicei-cfl to tako ������ihi us*! 100.030 j,'h1Ioq9 per '2-1 houis, iA wtter oit^of Ti.'imta Cri-o'*', ���������.���������l.icli tl",**i* iii a ninth-il/ dir oirn through Newcirtft Di-fcrict ������n 1 inw i b int* Strnils ot Goor- gi i ne u* <i mik-a wot ������-( Big Quuli-um Kiv. r. 'I ho wator wi! l.o ttivi rtoil nt 'JGOO" ('.���������..siren u fr.im i"a.l>vi-y and will ba w-A fur jfent-r.'l'railway in p.> si fl on tho land do."*ni ilied lis Rnilwuy Right of Way. This mii.'u wn-i posted o (I'm grouud on tbo 3nl day o" A|.*i'il. 1913. Tha ap*.*]icali.in wi ! bi li ed in thu oiliou (f tho "Water lle- corder a-. Victorii/, li. 0. Objee'.ious may be tiled with tho Biiid AYj������ir Recorder <r wi.hVlto Uumptroller <-*f Wiitsr Rights, , Prt-l-nm-ut lUn'ki'i <������s,-Yie',i.ri\ B.O. ESQUiMALT A NANAIMO RAILWAY . Api)licant 13. E. BKASLKY ��������� Aguit ni 110 _ rnj'7 l:_ TUliCorXTY i.Ul'Rl'Ol' NANAIMO 110LDHN . "AT CUMBERLAND. ' ' IN THE;MATTER of Sarah alienor Tyson decpasod, intufitftte,. " AND "- IX TIIE MATTER of th������ "0111- '���������ial Administrators Act.1' .' TAKK NOTICK that by order of His Honor, '.J ndgt*.'_ UurUor, mado tlio 5th day of . November. *��������� '. '��������� *> 101-13, I. was appointed Adniiuis-*- twun' of tho Estate of tlto.nlnjvc- inentionod deceased, and nil pnr- iiea having claims against tho* ^nid estitto nr** hereby reqnirod to furnish same, propoily vcirific-d; to mo on or boforo tbo .l'dili dny Doconibor, 1013. AND nil ' p-ir- tioft indebted to snid estiito, nro vt*(]iiircd to pay tbe u-vnynnt of their indebtedness to mo forthwith. 'Dated, this llth day of Novom- her, 1013. W. "Wysi.EY Wii.i..VRn, Official Administrator, Cumborland, 1>. C. _sssa^-"a?ms?,i,2_s ~A >r*' <& z&smT&rfmssBsmafssmBzs^yyz WATER NOTICE FOR A LICK-MCE TO-TAKE AND USE W.vTlSK. NOTICK ti hereby ;,iron (hat F.sqni- ip.ti t & Nuu imo Railwiy, of Victor.H, .13. <J wi 1 jpply f ir n i o nee to take find UoG 100,00-') it>M us ���������)-<������������������ 2t hours, of tiater ou of Sun ily ("r-i'.l", \v.: <.'h floa-a iu a northerly (i cotio i ihrough Ne .^castle Dis- tiiut und empties into D.cp B**y, noar lti/cewa 1 C cck* The' wntsr will bi divor t.-tl al 2150" ep tftum fr-mi Railway Red will l-e used for General Ritlwiy pu-po es _i_.ltha land desc-ibs'.! aa Railway Right of Way. Th's n-:it-:ce ^Y>.s pos'-.c-djlm "Uie" ' feroaml cu Uio d;A d. y c.{ Apiil, 1913. The 8j*)ji". a-tini y. ill hu filed iu Uie office of. tho Wntor I!"COi'.l*-r at Victon*-**, 11, C- 01iji**,t.i''ti8 nifiy he lil-jd \v,th lhe said Vl';itiM' Uocprtler - r ������ i'.li. th������ Comptiollor t-f Witt-r Kightf, Parliament Bu'ldinrs, Vie'writ, 11 C. llSfJUCMALT & NANAIMO RAILWAY Applicant Ii, K. 11EASLEY Ayent ���������ipUt) . my 7 IN THE COUNTY COURT OFNANAIMO UOLDEN A-T CUMBERLAND,. IN THE 'MATTE 11 01^ Daniel ^lngan dei^eased,'in-t"St:ilo, who died nt'Cumborland, Ji. C- .on Jntie 25th 1013. ��������� AND IN THE-MATTER of tho ������-Ofli- cial Administrators Act." TAKE*NOTICE that by ordor of His Honor Judge Barker, mado .tho 5th clay of November, 11)1-3, I was appointed Administrator oi: the Estato of tho' above- moitioned deceased,, and all parties having claim a against the said estate are, hereby required to furnish^ Psune, . proporly verified, to me on or beforo th*-* 13th of De- ���������wnnberH-91-8;���������A=N-D-a���������=pai-taea indebted to said estate, ares required to pay the ameuut of their indebtedness to ino forthtvitk. Dated this llth day of November, 1913 > ., ' W, Wi-'suiY Willard, Ollicial Administrator, ������ Oiuwberland, B- C. WATER NOTICE POU A LKJKSCia TO TAKE AND USB WATKU.. NollCK ia horeby (fi-.-en Ih'tt K-qui- mnlt & Njniaiuio .- Railwiy ot Viotoria, 11. O. will apply for a lioo,io* to tii'io and tue 100,000 kuU-ius per 3-1 liour**i, o( wator out ot lliudno U.cok, wliich "flown iu n iiirtl.t'rly dircotii-ii through Ne!_o������ Dis- Iri'j m.d tnn>tU*s into llnyue Sound near TmiiVo ltrvur. Tlio wnt'ir will bo divo- t-tl at I10,)*'fi|;������ti,ottiia from R ������l>vny and w 11 bo uBuit for (.iunuiat Kuilway pnrpoioi on tho luul iloui-ribod ai ri-tl-viiy ri(-ht of wsyThU llOl-iCU WlUi pUitOil OU cliO ((t'Olldd o.i tlio Ilrl d*y of Ajjril, lftlfl. Tho atiplicnticn will lm hhd in t'.o itlloa of tho Wator K-icufilur, Viutorin, Et.C. O1 jootionH nmy IkiIIIhI with tho Hai'l Wat'-r Hocoi'ih-r or with'hi O imptroller of Witter lti|������ht*i, I'-uliii-iiu.il C-aili'.-iu^-i, Vicloiii, B. O. KiQUIMALT A XANAIMO RAILWAY Applicmit II. li KABLKY Agont IN THE COUNTY COUIW OK N-ANAUlOMOIiDEN AT OUMUKUUNl) IN TiIK MATTl'ili OF John Htnidi tikokimwi) uh John -Smyth deciMHi'il, in'uHliiti). 'vho died nt ltiiid 1-j1.i-.-m1 on July 5,101������. AND IN THE MA'ITEU o( tho"Omcit������l Ailmii)JHirnti>r-������ Act" TAKMNOTJCtCtlnit hv ort?er of nin ffrtrtfir Jh'1*������i) Unrk<ir, riiuilo lltoMh tV*iy������������f Mnvomrinr, 1018. 1 ������ifts n[ij.K������ii*aoi Adminirttnitor nl the ICVttte ������f ������lv*j a hove men- tionod dccfiiH'd, hiuI -til partiot- IN" TIfifi COUNTY COURT OF NANAIMO UOLDEN AT ... CUMBERLAND IN THE MATTER oi Daniel O' Uorii-ll,al'sO known ss Daniel John O'Coniudl, deceased, intes itttr, who died nt CupoCcmmer ell, lUipeit District on January 20,1918. AND IN r HR MATTE\\ of tho "Officii.! Admiwistnutns Act.*' TAKE NOTICE thut hy otderof His Honor Judge ItarkoJ, made ihe Gib day of November, 1913,1 w.is ft|*poinied Administrator of tho EBtuieof tho fthovo moiitioncd di.'ceaKt'd, nnd till parties hmviiig chtinis iiRainBt the uuid thtftte uro hereby required to furnish an rnt4, properly verified, to mo on or beforo the 13th day of Diicownber, 101S. AND all purlieu indeblcd tn vaiti i-Blato, nro required lu pay the amount of their iudoblcdnoi-H tti mo forthwith. Dated this IUh day of November, 11) !& W. N'/VHLKV Wll.MKO Odlciitl AdmUt ilia*.- Cumberlond, U C. not, yoa TRY SOJWE It's both " 0 * ., > Wholesome&Palat-able ,j *��������� *���������* Of! p^RUpHT. at ."Joe ^alke^,s,, |ieui England Hotel, and in Bdt������ ��������� i ***** A Most Healthy Beveridge and made from the PUREST of Malt and Hops xtmn WATER NOTICE h- r'������ ct-iinw im'fttn'-t Clio f*<ii*J pf(iflt������ aru hr-roby ruquireiJ lo fur iii.tli mmo, properly veiified, to mo on or ViKfurts *1mj 13 h dtiy of Pncoiiili-r.Mi:!. AND nil jwr th'H 'mdftbtel lo hi id eB-tato, art* r(M|iii.i.'.l to pny tho mnouut of tlieir iniJi'Lttrtln-i'A* Ct rod forth- wit:.. ) Dr.tcil thi-? Ijth iUy ol Novi-m- Wnr% 1913. W. 'A'l-'-tM'.v U'u.i.Aitb. t,''na.il ^dtnifii-������tMUir, Oi.lttfitirUlJ, B. C. VOlt A LIOKNCB I'O TAKK AND ���������USB WAT EH NOTKJR U lrcruby uh��������� th.t K.ijiii- rn������H A Nurmiiio HaiJwn/, ot ViuKri**, H. ('. will npply (or������ Iitoiioo to ta-ku *n>l mo 100,000 (fillim (>or '21 lioure, of water oni nl Hoy Urwik. wliich H'iwh in ft north- orljr ilircetion throujjh Ooincx DUtriot i-i." f-mfitip* lutn (tmtnftx llnlunir, near Tfful Hivtr. Tno uater wil) Ixi diverted ������t 1W50 ��������� uiKitrt'ant from Itiiilwny and will tw uhciI for (foneral Itatlwiy puipoaci on lho lnnd ileieritu.l m ItBllwny Klglit of Wiy. ThU tv.Hm wm jxwtwl ^n the (���������rnunA oh tho 3rd dny ut April t'-HS. l*houpplic������(ioo ������rll]'!i������ fll������J ia tho i Bloc . f Mi������ V,'*T It nirdtt at "Viotmh, Jt O. O'l'iO'iini may ba filed wi h thn n-id Wad r It'cont. r or v Ith tit* C .iniptto lor ������l W\\*r \tio,hu, I'uVament buiWiug-, IVict'irU. I-.". 1-kMUiMALT* NANAIMO RAILWAY 11. K. UKAsr,EV ������ ** Anything you want and whatever way you want it. Below arc a few of things we print Give us a Trial Order and see how well YOU will be pleased LETTERHEADS i ci HI LUIKADS ENVELOPS J'AMPHLB'IB CATAMKM'ES MKNITS ni.OTTlCltS DODOKltS POSTERS fcHtrPlNG TAGS VISITING (JAltDS KUSINE8S CARDS WHDDING STATIONARY ItAU, PROGRAMMES KTC, ETC., KTC. ,1!>ll I. Jug am |m T_15 CUMBERLAND NEWS % it. I -VII j!,!! H Vj ��������� * tKAN-.l-^s-v-yj*. !THE 'NEWS., CTBIBERrAlTO, B. a "������. ���������*���������> THE SILVERMEADE HUNT' Winning lhe Prize In an Un- ,,- , expected Manner. ., By CgNSTANCE D'ARCY MACKAY % It* was a clear, bracing day towurd tlio 1st of November, and from the bill which, was crested by the old Lauderdale mansion could bc seen a sweep of. country touched by varying colors - the russet aud crimson of oak aud maple, tiie green of undulating fields and hills broken, hero and there by the gray of stone walls, Hie clear flushes of brooks or stretches of open road. "Wlni t air!" cried Ural tan Richards, tossing back liis head and taking a long whiff. . "And what a day for a hunt!'' echoed Res Tellingford, looking past Pilchards to where Emily .Lauderdale vas chattering to a group of men in red coats, checking in tier horse as the hounds struggled to bo off, straining ���������lit tlieir leashes. "With every one.In track good fettle it ought to be a great old race," she laughed, tucking a ���������strand of blue black hair beneath her riding hai., .. , The eyes of Richards and Tellingford met with an understanding gleam. Each was-cognizant of tbe other's thoughts���������(hat w-hcevor brought back the brush that day wouULwin a prize of far greater .yalue. Roth tncti knew that their- future happiness depended largely on the morning's ruu, for Emily was a horsewoman from,the'tip of her riding boots to the ends of her, linu gauntleted lingers.. .She set immeasurable storo. by cross country rides, daring leaps and hairbreadth escapes. To say a man could not keep his saddle 5jwas equal iu Emily's mind to saying he could not keep his dead. _ ��������� "Though I think there are virtues ���������equally ns. great, as cross country riding," smiled gentle Elizabeth Lauderdale, whose love of outdoor 'excitement was neither so deep rooted uor of such long inheritance as Emily's. Emily shook her head. "Dear Aunt Elsie." she answered, ."you don't In the least understand, and .I'm suro I could, never explain.. It's bred'in my bone, that's all.\ If I bad lived In the olden days I should have had a tournament���������rushing of horses. ^ctniliirfig^"f~sp"ea"r^^7lliifeTitil^f'*aP' mor! That's what 1 call a 'wooing: No mere ambling-tip to demand your heart and hand! And, as I find tt hard to decide between Grattan Richards nnd Rex Tellingford. why. fair Held and fair play, and let ihe best man wiu." <. . , . - ��������� Something of this headstrong resolution stirred in the girl as she turned suddenly In her saddle and glanced at the two meu. Assured triumph glowed on the face of Itichards, Stern determination was written on Telllngford's. She gave a littlo nod of satisfaction. They wero woll matched, these two. * Tlie other members of ihe Lauderdale house parly were not unaware of the drama Unit was being played before their eyes, and It added to the zest of the morning as the "signal was given, the "dogs unleashed and the cavalcade swept gr-ly down the bill. "Look at* that rl!" gasped Airs. Royco Thompson, a novice, who poutided In her saddle. "She's actually"��������� But tho rest was lost, for Emily was already In the dint a nee, galloping nt breakneck speed, while at her heels followed Itichards li'mj. Tellingford, The rest of tiie hunt; streamed alter Ilium. Luck seemed lo favor Richards. His mare's feet scarcely touched tlio earth. She took fences nnd furrows like a Ringed creature, 'ilelllngford was not. so fortunate. At the brink of ii stream ho was forced to pause and fasten his saddle girth. Partly from excitement and partly from niuioyiiiK'o tic fumbled with It longer than ho had Intended, and when he raised his tiead the' others woro already far alleld, Emily Lauderdale and Richards "still In the lead. The hounds hml scented their ipiiirry and wore In full cry, Tellingford considered. There wns n crosscut that ho had tried once before It lay through ditches mid brunilile*- iuul was Intersected by llvo bur fences. Still, anything at a pinch, and he would buck Fleet foot' against every mart* In the ("unity. Ho congratulated IiIiiihoii on this decision some moments lulci ns Fleet foot wont.forward at a paci that Justified Iter name. Uor course now lay niTi's.* wide meiiduWH llllce with lush grass and sin mil here ami llim-i) hy purple listers and sldrtod lo low utono walls InwIinH"? crtiiiihlln'' chinks vines twisted and across wlium loose stones squirrels skipped (in** chattered. "Hnivo, old girl!" cried TellliiKford ids luttid on Ri'i'tfodl's glossy neck ���������.'I'titly urging her forward. At Unit iiiniiieiit there reached lilm srmtpiy iuul vit-it.iu^y di'iv' Ilium' \ry of u chlbh TellliiKford drew rein. By Ihe wall, .-Ircllng a ditch that Fleet foot was ibout to take, lay a ruiiull, chubby ilgure, one liitnd full of (lowers, nnderstatiding almost .liuman. Fleet-, foot stood by the' wall like a bronze statue while/Tellingford mounted and then went slowly back across the meadows toward tlie road. The child, recovering from his stupor, began lo sob. Tellingford soothed him with tender awkwardness and was guiding Flectfoot to the flrst farmhouse by the roadside wlien a woman jan down the path leading to the door, untying her checked apron as site went. -Her back \vas toward the approaching trio. "Bobby," she cried, "Bobby I" The boy stirred in Telllngford's arms.- "I think' I, have foiiud your boy, madam." called Tellingford gently and ln threo secouds more was speeding for the village physician, The sounds ot tbe hunt had lotig since died in the distance. It was afternoon when Tellingrord reached the Lauderdales. From * the dining.room came sounds of talking and laughter. In the -mil. he met Emily Lauderdale. There wiis a look ou her face that he had never seen before. "I'm awfully sorry," he began, abruptly twisting tbo crop of his ridiiig whip in his band, "but you seo"���������. Ue paused and, could go no further. Ilo was a man who always found it easy to toll of tho good deeds of others, but balked miserably when it came to the recital of his own. lie muttered something inarticulate about loose stones, a muddy ditch aud a bad fall. ���������..Emily Lauderdale surveyed him wlh cool 'scorn. "l;'or a muddy fall your coat is the' most conspicuously spotless garment that I have ever seen," she returned dryly.' "Oh,* I say," began Tellingford, but Emily swept past him, her.head held high. That he had not.cared to win wa������s cvideut.'but that he should add to that humiliation with excuses, was more,tbah sho could bear. She was glad, she told herself, that it was Grattan Richards who had come off triumphant. ,Yet in spite of this gladness there was a stingiug mist in her eyes and a hitler catch in her throat as she sat before her dressing table that night while Katie, the maid, brushed her hair. , . ; ' '". ., Everything, had gone wrong that day in- big things as well as' iu little. Even the gown she had planned to wear that evening bad been left unfinished.,, and she was forced, to reprimand Katie somewhat sharply. Katie burst Into tears. She had meant--, to finish it, she confessed, but that morning tbe child of her sister, who lived on the.road to the village, slipped on the muddy stones of a ditch and broke bis arm. iind Katie, Instead of sewing on the gown, had gone to see 'how'he fared. ������������������.*��������� **��������� a "You can.ask Mr. Tellingford'-*' it's STRANGE SEA TREASURE; MISERY LOVES COMPANY. -bought Tellingford. Aloud ho snid: "Cheer up, sonny! Men never cry ���������or a scratch." Ilo was for urging i'lcetfoot on again when (he Inert iickm ���������if tho littlo heap hy the wall nniote homo to hlni. lie chocked Ills hotvo nnd dismounted. An Instant later he -stood with the holpleaa burden In lib> nrma. The chllrt'a yollow herd rested numlrmt hln shoulder. Ono smafl arm faunc limp acrosg bis own. With an "iiot~~80T'uia am,"���������siro-con<,lliil<3tI lea?" fully. .*"T\vas he that found Hobby and.carried him home and went for the doctor afterward." , , - -Of'the truth of this assertion A'llss Lauderdale questioned nothing, - . "Do you know where Air. Tellingford is now':" she demanded. -' "Indeed I do, ma'am.. lie's bidden your aunt goodby and is halfway to the station." "Then' tell James (o saddle Dolly Dumpling instantly and bring her to the side door." Katie gasped and obeyed, while, Emily Lauderdale.'' throwing a scarf about her shoulders, rat- down the stairs to the driveway, her silken, dinner gown swishing tit every step, Tellingford meantime rode toward the station, his lips set In a tnln,*_iird line. lie found himself mentally repeating his moruiug's advice to Hobby, "Men never cry at a scratch," when behind lilm camo the flying gallop of hoofs. Telilugrord was blank wllh amazement at the vision ot Emily* Lauderdale. ��������� hatless and coalless and in evening dress, tearing down the road. Straight alongside (ho carl she etime and held out*1 her hand. "If you can forgive and fiirgel," sho panted, "and If you still euro"��������� "Care!", cried Telilugrord, Jerking (iff his overcoat and wrapping It about tier after she had Impetuously slipped from her horse and clambered Inlo the curt. "All I can say Is, 'lloaveu bless Hobby I'" And tho* flaxen haired young person in a suit of wiil to satlu was page at a wedding In the spring. ��������� Ambergris Is One of the Most Tri/ed i Products of the Deep! j A pieco of ambergris estimated to . bo worth aboiit, $150,000, recently, brought, into Victoria, B.C., was declared 'to'' bo 'one of. the largest masses of-.this .strange sea- treasure ever" found. - ' , Becauso cf its great value, thejn- frequency with wbich.it is found and the mystery,which long existed as to its origin ambergris from the earliest times has been regarded as ono of tho most, prized products of lhe deep. It Is a solid, fatty, inflammable substance/ generally of a dull gray or blackish color, and ' possessing after exposure to the air a, peculiarly sweet, earthy odor. Ambergris is now known to bo u morbid secretion formed In the Intestines of the sperm whale, but" for centuries it was variously believed to^be the solidified foam of the sea,"'fungoid marine growth, 'gum which exuded from tho trees t\nd flowed,, into tho ocean, or bye-product of bird life. Ambergris occurs in lumps of various shapes and Blzes from half an ounce to 150 pounds or more. When first taken from the whale it throws off a vory offensive odor.. This gradually gives way to a subtle aroma, said by some writers faintly to suggest that ot honey. Although its inmost solo uso to-day Is the making of perfumery, ambergris was for centuries highly esteemed as a medicine for certain diseases, audit was long used jn the sacred rites of the church and In connection with fragrant gums burned.In the apartments of royalty. * - " All. seafaring men are constantly oh* the lookout for amborgrls, , yet many whaling skippers in fifty years of experience have never come across a quarter ounce of the substance Tho amount,of ambergris produced annually from all sources varies greatly, scarcely any being found in somo years, while in others aj single chunk' worth $100,000 and moro may be brought in by some fortunate vessel. ' What is-undoubtedly tho most valuable lot ever, secured .up to recent date was a mass of 102 pounds obtained In 1S91, and was finally sold in London for. about $50,000. For trade reasons details as to its finding and marketing were 'ong veiled ln deepest secrecy. One-of the most valuable pieces of ambergris ever received In America was taken in 1894 from a whale near the-Cape*.Verde Islands. It weighed 109 pounds and* sold for "about $26,000, the best-parts bringing $250 a pound. Q THE GAME OF FIRST AID. PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. | 'i .. Indlfleatlon. In un ordinary ciikd of indigestion euro In diet should ho pi'iic- tired when tho symptoms begin, It will probably be nceessiu-y to change the diet entirely, the patient inking, I'or pel Imps a week at a time, milk uud renouncing nil onl Inn ry food, suHi as Is apt to glvo rise to Irritability of the Htoiiiach, At a liitcr Hinge, when the Irritation mny lie pri'stimcd tn havo subsided, a gradual return sliutild lio mude lo ordinary diet. ' I'litiiiocs nnd grr-en vegetables (ire iiitli'lcH which should be pm- limited until a heiillliy i;tnte of flu ill������i"-|liiM ll'io liimn I'l't'lh. Ilslied. Ten nml coiTei> Iind hotter lie replii<vd liy cocon, mid, ns regards meat foods, u little line- ly divided mutton or fowl or tripe should II rut ho Hied. Reef Bhould not he taken until (lie u\.nlli> Klttlei ir.ih \n-i-li Tt- IfUii' llslicd. It wlll be well to reil-i-iu- ber the mien for healthy digestion- that there should lie rest both before nnd afler meals nud tliat the fund should he thoroughly divided by the teeth. It Isi nlso ndvlsalile that a lews amount fdinulri bo taken at eneli meat than (lie Individual thinks lie could consume*. *V^!-S-hH-H*^-W-W-l-W-H*-H-?-^ ,r There tho Farmhand Balked; Sam had worked on the farm for nine years, and'until his master ..took to poultry farming ho was quite satisfied with life. " But-this poultryj business was a bit too mucliT ~He~had"~to lake the- eggs as they were laid and write the (^te* on them with an indelible pencil. And worse than that, he'had also to write on the eggs tho breed of the hen that laid theni." ' r ��������� . * * - - So ono day he marched up to the farmer. , "I'm fed up," said, he, "and I'm 'jo.ing to leave!" " ' The farmer was astounded. "Surely, Sam," said,he, "you're not roing to leave me after all these '.oars?" "Yes,* but I am," retorted Sam. 'I've .done overy klud of rotten job ���������ui this hero farm, but I'd rather ���������tarve than go on being secretary to our old hens!"���������London .Answer. ��������� "*'��������� Origin of fihavlng. ..It has been "conjectured that the practice of shaving originated from its being found that tho beard afforded too good a hold for the sneiny in battle. This is tho causo assigned ���������"or the origin of shaving among tho .Ireeks about the time of Alexander. ��������� ii othor countries tho practice was Irsl adopted by military mon. His- 'oritins mention tho alarm Jn which tome Roman emperors lived because if the fear that their barbers miglil :ut their throats, For the. sake ol ���������oucoallng a scar on his throat the '.mperor Hedrian worea board. This 'act brought the custom again into ���������anlilon. Contests tc Develop Skill In Treatinj Mine Accident Victims. A new 'kiud of contest of skill thai has its great open air tournaments, itt* competing teams, its. (-tips aud lt** Espectally on a Cold Niflht. When a , Man's Led on a Goose Chase. ! ., Shortly after '-������ pVloi-k��������� one bitter j winter morning n physician drove four.; miles in answer to a .telephone call.") On his arrival, die man-who had sum-j champions and oven perhaps ils,bittei uiotied him said: 1 J'lvalrles and partisan loyalty bets ha** swept over the, coal' mining sections ol the United States in the past lw< years. though up to lhe preseut It is practically unheard of in large parts of the country, . ,, First aid is the name of the hew sport, the competing, teams demonstrating their knowledge of how tc meet emergencies of accidents in com nil tie's.' .- ' .* Sets of rules have been gcncrall; agreed on and olllelully promulgated by a national organization, so a team from New Mexico could compute with the champion team dr some Pennsylvania district, for instance, aud know' the conditions to bo met as well ns a western fuo^all team knows the conditions to be.met lu a game with an eastern college. Kach team consists of a captain and four men and usually another mau fot n subject. At (Jie toiirniitnents each team, iii'turn, shows how it would meet some accident described by lho judges. At a recent New Mexico contest, fot instance, each team was told to proceed on the assumption that a fall ot rock in a mine had broken the leg of a miner and bad nearly. filled the passageway- with loose rock. Tho subject represented the injured miner, aud each team gave the proper first aid for a fractured thigh, improvised a stretcher and carried him to safety through the low passageway over the fallen rock, represented by some loose logs, and *tyllh'--8trlngs to .mark the walls" and roof of tho passageway.���������Saturday Evening P.ost. " - ' i "Doctor, ..I -ain't in any particular pain, but somehow or.other I've got a feeling that death is nigh." ���������> ���������The doctor felt the,, mini's jnilse and listened to his heart. ���������[ ,. , "Have you ���������niado your.'';will?" he asked Gun Ily. The man turned pale. " * "Why. uo. doctor, "At my ago- 0.1,4 doctor, it ain't true, is itY It can't he] true!" . * - j "Who is your lawyer':" j "Higgiiibotbani. but"- "Tlieu you'd belter send for him at once," The., patient.' while 'nud IrcinhUng, went to the phone. "Who's your pastor':", continued the doctor. "The Rev. Kellogg M. Riw.nV' mumbled the' patient. "lUitJ'doetor, do you think"- 7, ;. .v ' "Send for liim im media loly. i'oiu* fattier, too, should be summoned; also your"��������� "Say, doctor, do you really lliiiik I'm going to die?" The man began to blubber softly; The doctor looked at hi in sternly. "No. 1 don't," he replied grimly. "There's , nothing at-all fho matter with you. Cut I'd hale to be the only man you've miidc aii idiot' of on a night like this."-Pblladclphia Ledger, Hjs Cue. The young-* man whom we have chosen to be the hero; of this story "was resolved to put. his" fate to the test. He dressed carefully, rehearsed his part until he knew that, he was -letter perfect, and then sought tlie dwelling place of. the.lady, of 'his choice. When be bad seen to it that the* stage settings were all right, he Tell gracefully to his left knee and said: ��������� . * ' "Will you marry me?" "This," answered'the lady'.' "is so sudden. Give me time to think it- over,"* ; , "But how shall I know your answer?" ���������> "Watch the papers. If you don't see my wedding announcement there by Wednesday, you will know, that you are chosen!"���������Cleveland Plain Dealer. How He Conducted Himself. .,, A young woman of Baltimore was asked by a friend as to the likableness of a young chap who for,' some time had been paying devoted attention lo the young woman in question. "Oh," replied the fair ono carelessly, "William is a nice fellow, but he talks shop too much." " - ��������� ���������i "How's thai?" was the next question. "I thought be was a street car cdhdifctor." "So he Is," returned tho other, "and he's continually saying, 'Sit tip closer" "���������Seattle Argus. Antiquity of lhe Morlgnge. Tlio logu,l document known as n Mortgage cun ho traced as far back is tho dawn of authentic history, rho mortgage comes directly down to 'is from tlin It'omans, bul ItH antiquity is much moro remoto thnn tlie Roman nation. Tho (ireoks, Carthaginians, Persians, Mgyptlaim, Babylonians, till knew of tho mortgage and dally Uflod it in their btutlncsH transactions, It Ih safe to uv;* that tue custom of giving mortgages Is practically iih old as nettled human noclnty. On fho Vergo of ProMratlou, "What else have you got?" nuked Cholly, looking languidly over tho hill of fare for something to tempt hln jaded appetitn. "Woll," replied tho waitress, "wo have hot biscuits, too." "That'll do." nald Cholly, renting his Intellect by tORsIng tho bill of fare iinlde, "Bring me a hot biscuit stow." On Their Own Initiative, At a rcccut duel the parties discharged tlieir pistols without effect, whereupon one,of the seconds interposed and proposed that lho combatants should shako hands. To this ���������tho other second objected as unnecessary. "Their hands,"'said he,."have been slinking for half au hour,"���������Now York (I'fobe. f. ANTARCTIC FORESTS. The Trigid South Pole Once-Burned Under a Tropical Sun. Probably the most interesting of the Scott antarctic oxpikiilion specimens which' have just, been placed in ttic Natural History museum at Sotitt Kensington, are the few pieces of coa!.- found by Captain Scott's' party in latitude So, degrees, in the middle ot the frozen plateau that stretches from King Edward's" Land way beyoud the' Boutb polo. " ' The coal was found by Commandei Evans among the little bundle ot fossils whicli Captain Scott and his three companions dragged through the blizzard with their other baggage ou that memorable return journey, whicli cost them .their, lives. .* The ��������� few tiny fragments, under the light of science. teH a wonderful story. ���������Tf it is true, as these specimens strongly indicate, that there is conl at the south pole, It follows that at some nremoto period thoro must havo ..been "forests growing in this frozen, ice'covered land. Stored up in tho little'bits ���������of coal is the heat from a tropical sun Avhlch ages ago shone over the hills and fertile valleys of King, Edward's Land, now a desolate Ice waste.���������Uoii- Cor. Philadelphia Ledger. i������I-I-^J*>W^H-J-M������K-H | PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. : Ad-tnoids. % a Adeiioids will heal themselves in four, cases out of Qvo If tho child suffering rrom them is given plenty of outdoor air, according to Dr. T. ���������F. nurriugton, director of school hygiene iu Boston, lu addressing a teacher's association'Dr. Harrington said: "The knife is necessary only X when thero is a dischargo from ���������j- tho oar and danger to thehcar- ���������"'j- tit- ing, or wheu tbe blood supply is y'cut oft' from the brain and fco- tjt blemindedncss, Hat chests and *������ glandular trouble seem Imnii- X. nent. The air of the classroom - j; should be down to 55 degrees, ���������}- and tho children should be ul'-. X lowed to wear their wraps wlien ;; ���������|- they care to." A NATIONAL DEBTS. France Leads, and the United State*. Trails the Great Power*. Do you worry'when your monthly bills come around? If you do it might be worth while to know that there are some real debtors In the world, for statistics that have just been completed at Washington reveal the fact that th������ national debts of tbe world aggregate $42,0^,000,000. Ten years ago it wai about $r>21000,000,000, aud forty.-yeari ago it was but a little over 520,000,000," 000, having doubled in four decades. The largest national debt is that ol the republic of France, a total of $(!,��������� 2SJ,000,000. The next largest is that of the United Kingdom, including British" India, a totjl of J-l.UGl.OOO.OOO. Germany lacks less than *|50,000,0(XJ Qt this total, the debt of the' empire and of the German states totaling $4,914,- 000,000. Russia owes $4,553,000,000; Austria-Hungary, $3,753,000,000; Italy, $_,707,000,000; Spain, $1,815,000,000; '.lapiiu, $1,242,000,000, and down at the Coot of the list of great powers is the United States, with 51,028,000,000,' But if the nations of the world owe much they also own much, forAlielr annual revenues "total $12,179,000,000 and their annual expenditures "?l!tV I'OS.OOO.OOO.-Leslie'fl Weekly. WAR ON FOX HUNTING. England's Classic Sport Actually Men- raced by Her Farmers. ,Tbe glory Is departing from country life-;iu England, and.c'ommon sense i_ eoniing in. English farmers are banding together to declare .war on foxes A Boost Por the Sex, "What is the reason you never married, uncle?'' "I nover found a girl who would have mo, my dear." "Say, (unele, our scs Isn't so foolish as some men try to make out, Is it?"-- Detroit Free Press. Solomon's Advantage'!. "1 don't see any sense in referring to the wisdom of Solomon," said lho man smartly. "Ho had 1,000 wives." "Yes." answered the woman tartly, "hn learned his wisdom from them."��������� Rocky Mountain News, The Only Reason He Could See. Mexican Cold Slaw*. Hhavo tho cahhag.. vory fmo and "O-i-nf for i-ili-i-ii" "1 1'imt. fl-Uli pnli* water. This makes It crisp und tender. Mix thoroughly with chili iauco, salt, a hit of hon-eradlah, a, Jnsh of \Vorc������*"tjtor*'hlre i-ayoe nnd a !alnt nprinkllng of cayenne popper. Paper Cannons Now. London Tit-Bits describes a project for the most reiiinrl'uble of.all uses of paper���������as'ti substitute for steel in a certalu kind of cannon. Tlie famous Krupp works in Germany' have already .manufactured some of these paper cannon. They tire field pieces designed for tho special uso ot Infantry. Their caliber is' n little less than two Inches, and they are so light that a soldier can easily carry one- The advantages of that facility of transportation nre. of course, tietiicndoiis, Aim), -itrange as It may seem, the resistance of theso paper gum-' is greater than that of steel fluid pieces of the same cu liber, Tlio paper cannon aj;e not Intended to supplant I hose made of steel. They are merely for use In situations where the movement of heavy field artillory would bo itnpructleiihle. lTntrrqi~inrntingr ~���������~. The fox, say these upstart meddlers with ono of Britain's oldest institutions, is a pest! whose presence ln the countryside makes chicken farming impossible, and the red coated hunters, with their musical dogs, are a composite nuisance no longer to be endured by a free people. , Wherefore British farmers arc forming leagues, passing resolutions, changing fences'to make cross country riding dillicult, shooting and trapping foxes, arid here and there some disciple of Jack Cade oven threatens" fo shoot the lord of the manor who rides over growing crops. It is all very wicked and anarchistic no. doubt-from "the fox hunter's point of view. As mere human beings fat enough away to take a dispassionate view of the case American observe** wlll wonder only wliy British farmer- did not.end this expennlvo farce before.���������Chicago -Journal. t\ni , CI.,-,.-. of that fellow "What became rwcedloy?'' "Oh, ho opened a r.hop." "Doing well?" "No���������doing timo. lie was taught In tho net."���������Londftn Tunch. "Don't" For .Mothi-nt, Thn-#> of tho beat "don't*" for mothera nre thetso: Don't break your ���������promMeB, don't rug thn children, and tbove All don't pamper them. Teachcr-What! Ilnve you no Idea ���������it all why Washington crossed the i>'-lnwfiro7 Boy-No, mn'nm. Unless It wiih ter hev me kop' In after school for not unuwtn'!---"Washington War. A ���������kit-la Toa Much. "Darling, wlll yon promlso never to have an attachment foi- tiny one but tneV "1 couldn't proinlao tint I, my drar. You know I'm thu Hhcrlff."���������Kichange On thtt Quiet, Owl-Would your mother mind If I took yon out far nn auto ride? Chlcken-MInd? She wouldn't hc������f of Itl-ailen******* Dally New*. Model of Panama Locks. Operation of tho locks of the Panama canal wlll bo controlled from an electric switchboard, which Is cleverly designed as a reproduction In miniature of the locks themselves. There nro ludlcatlng devices to show tbo po- ultlon of the valves, lock gates, chains nnd "water '.ovuIb Iu tho various lock chambers. By a system of mechanical Interlocking human errors of manipulation art) minimized, if not entirely prevented. Red nnd green lights on tho models show whether the gates are open or closed, nnd lho water level ,ls Indicated by a pointer which travels up nnd down ovor a graduated scale bonrd.���������Knglnenrliig Record, FcncepoaU. The agricultural experiment station of Ohio hns beeu making some tests ns to which end of a post should bo sot lu tho ground. Farmers generally boliovo In planting it with the butt or, root end upward, on the principle that ns it, is easier for the sap to run up the tree than down it seltlng (ho post* upside down (ends to prevent lho rise of water and helps lo Iteep the wood dry. The Ohio olllelnls planted 150 (thick locust posts twenty yenra ago. One-third of those set top down liavo rotted off, and only a littlo more than unesixfli of those net top up liavo mh'I a similar fule, They rci'ch tho coiieliihion that tliero Is no dlffeninco ivhli'h end is put Into llm ground, ox- ept that the sounder or longer end -liniild luive (he preference, lion-r An EKCiptloriil Man, WlllUft-P*. whim haa ��������� man ���������PfllSPl Pa-When he cin say "Hny," my ton -Cincinnati Enqttlnr. Foiling the Counterfeiter. To foil the most 6klllful counterfeit- rr a met hod Is now being adopted for ciu-ravlng banknotes and I'-iiid.**! wiih it necrct design concealed In the wnvy ,flno linen of tho gotvootrleiil design1* 'ilie in iii or Uio IniiiK iiUcrctfU-rj nan ii tcix-ti.. nbh'li I. lAu'.'Lli low uuj }."*.���������'- or noto In (piesllon, and If the bond Irt ���������genuine tho design then appears clearly, but no one without this bcwmi can find (he dcfllgn.-Kxchonge. Carbon Haa Dean Malted, rrofesaor Otto I.ununer of Itro.slao hat molted carbon. Ho lucloartl a large arc lln^it-formed of Iwo carbon rn-s-ln a hwvy glnm container aud ���������Mlinnaled tha air. fly tnlnR n power, fn! electric current h* prtvlurfd aueb ��������� heat thnt flrerm formed nt the tip* ot the cartiona. It hnt U������n auKgwIcfl tlmt In thla ho lis* ibow-o tha amy to tauhe illaniocdu, Wood That Won't Rot. According to llm Ulieiiilcal News, a wuiid whicli wlll never ml hns been found In thnt of (lie mangrove, Tor four yearn pieces of mangrove wood luive been lying lu sonl'lng pita at CollongcH, France, enrrounded with nil thi������ clemeiitH mificoptlblu of pioiluc- IrriGf tue (h-emnpoHllInn nud rotting of wood In a minimum of time, hut they hnve uot yet shown signs of alteration, Tho (puillty 1h duo to tho climi- ness of Its grain and the large <|iriir lity of fahnln it coiitnliiH, Mangrove wood resin in twlec a:i much lieniiiinr Mraln ns oak, It la eiihlly worki'd nml ih m-i nnttio, Ancient DamaieOi. .Mthetif-li n railway now ^iii.iu-cta Dnmar.cii") with Rrlnit, II has Introduced no great di'inne In tho niRlnim , . j, . ., , . . ,, *>��������� *l������.*C I...U.\r- >i>.j *..,.*. ,.>...v ���������-������ .ti Ing. The utrects in tho newer qnat- ton* aro fairly broad mid clean, but the- older aticrtn. wlilh* hiMttd enough. tie* dirty nnd the lio-i-u*-** dllapSdnted. Tbo city, with an o-Mliiiiitrd pnpn1 a- tlon of tfiofiOb. Hen In n ferll!*. plain fc.800 feet above uen level, .i-intni-v ���������nrrhnrda flmf mnor������*?i rurrootid H anf plTO to tho pRy fi vory tin-tnf-fiil fl|-. pfirnnw trhfn tlawM from * At*. taBe������.--/Jfcnaot ��������� J^,,;ij^.;^v������fc"ra-nJi*fe*l>iUSi*^--s'<7'^ -aw -^-^i^Wm j, '*7fcT*V**~r~*V!T' =^SW������SS^ffi^S5C!SS; ' *- -' -i-i *-.~\t-, t.*0'".ji. -> ,,^-^I..J..^iT^*-^ 'I 0 THE N E W <>, CT JMBEXIJ; AM D, * B R IT ISH COi^UiMBl A. -.^niion ..������*���������* ,B^^ <-fc������->*-HM.������������^,ja <wt<������.v-MjT>iw-������"in-*%n-v W-������-ww<**n**������ j.-.n-M * r/.wa *%*.* S'A LE * OF .(- ���������OT Curtain Muslinsy Lace Curtains' Curtain Wet, regular GOc,.' now 45c lior yd f'urtain Nol ' re?;ulax* 40c ��������� v Jf ...now oOc pit yd ��������� Curtain MuoHn, >egulfir" 30c. ,y ...'.now 20c $\>v yd ' * Car-uin'I/Ius-in, ���������������������������*!��������������� u|<u*' iiud.. h. .:, now 17c p.;r yd A ^oodTuie uf U:ce"'C'iivlaiuK in ���������Koni Yv.d While, ihn<* ' f ing, from .*|*i o*."tn 85,00 per pa.\r lap, tr^'ttnlintP .-:l^w ������������������ tuU aKfie.-.3lr_* \n\ ..A U ti- ���������f,*Q ������' ^ ** YcVnxu !.:ock. A, McHIMHON ' ^���������������������������be.ia.Ki ._*-������_ + wt*if������t|������'w-r_o������f.**,*4tj*,w x*.'jr_4c;������f-r^,**i,,iw������^^*v*_'������r>'wu-������������*w AV*: *u'C a-viuy ��������� <:���������*���������.] ', 1 '[et lo- ������..���������! iU'ins, iust s-ueh as \ou vend- * -1 . ������ .. 1, ��������� would' like y..u'.-l'-f. ar.d if ih'.-> _/>!' Dupo* Pi*, s., . Jamiie ���������, NOTICK . T.V'lv SO NOTICE tha; *ii-i- \ kU\ nave ,,;irv -on "liniMi .4 nl any, lir.ie sl".h1 tttcn'i n'on;',. wDoiii*l r*iu*i\vich '*n a'-'l* ej".i: einent inlo I'liL-in. for'lliey hc'9i:������ to' the " r-:i-hic!*s (.i-rptiri-inwii, a'nd if Ihey ���������tie not., \vorlh pa\ ji.-pj 'bn ia a le- ���������;iiinrr.(; 'way tivcy are no ^oocl ���������< ta-us. If.vmi .have ' any' friends visiting v on, or,you expect.*lo ' *������ ) away, just say ,-so The --Int ��������� ter .clause .may gra'.ifv your cred *hor.s������ and/ihe first your friends. Tii p> -r i-dilw 11 * il.v ng; but when tl-e i-coti r i-hiriil his tar t** 111 - pa ientV ' iu-frl nml ivhuUtc.-J,, -adlyj ".>��������� ur MIoy" Vf-dilat cu. id'-.i. **' goni." i1i<j itlho' rn*������ d liMi.fdf. ,ni.'d'iiiK|i<h ','I'is f-iU*.', - ,>. 0 ii.vr- ihe* lttrgt'RC'cir'u'il.'ti'-n of ti'0 l������i,]ier in ii'o. <i"in t y !'' ';**-i; p'riak bad- *if))f*i) hi" pi low, wiih ;i t-iii-.ni-lru.t oivl- 11'inn liis lac"*. Ifow.ti -jousistut't .txllie * *. uul���������Iji gi'h ut li-i ci fulatioi'.. - 'Tl.o rnniial vahic/.f nftsiltry s-nd c'gg " .--' i-.l is nioie Uiii:i'l!iab"ofc'lho silver, g-i 1. ���������, t-'A'i ; ii ii'TjiT^TrTST)-nij(.xijy'l-#ef������rj7iti���������million*. , .. 1 Uinuicy i'i pool.ry iiiid' ej.s, 'ami "but ���������-.'ual'. i'ij.jt.il r.i]ii nd.,, Tlie ai nui.l im- jMitt-i: eggs iii" Euj.-1-inl'.a'i.i'roxiiiiut'S VIO.OOO.C'DO dozen. -a"di into, tbo Un-Wi S'r.lc_ 17,(00 CCDjlcz'n'fl year.' ]lcr-,*i ;';}) ,ni'()ifit*-y in iijjiijl)- Uio dcm-iMil -ie >. rcalcr ihan air htdno, Mij-jily.* L'-o'k we 1 tii'lhe poultiy, and tli-y mil as'Ri������i y'.u to find the "tfjldui igf-," - ��������� If you wuut to create sympathy foi\a nian over abuse him. /f btise is a mean, business, and uhly rebounds'on tho.se who indulge in','it.-. Alm.se is no argil" ���������' mvtit'.' We ������������������ have 'entirely too much'of it-in this unvn; but if sou abuse,, you' inus'l expect' to b-: abused: and iiot*s*.,ueel liken Muck pig abv.)u* it. Mr. J lin liiiiui hm j'mt. rcoiivcdword in in OjB'er Kivcr, ll n������ '���������luck" Ilurgi'iivo Inn Lti-n acoiiltn ������Jly I illnl <.t Uuii t-hec. **** *"a"~~*^i, " The proMp"i'ly if uto.Mi m not (jiuud- . I liy Liowonltli i.f i*H iiiliu'liilinti', hlit hy lin- uiMo mi y wjilv wl.ii'.i ilioy jiull to- ��������� l,*v r wlu'ii iijiy uni'> ' *������������������������������ ui.doit.liiii',' 1 1 "1 11' iiucnii (di liu). A 11K111 '������iUi b i> 01 a 1 (1 dollu h I. hii*. cun nrii-d inula ! v. foi llit* ti w 1 in lll'i Ih.ii", "cun do i ii,'1, 1 r tho luillil.'H* ui1 ii '1 l.i.|iri.vinft -��������� I d Hi n the inii oii'ini win loui n .up I 1. o,i|iilal and aini]J** liu liiiK'ir*- n*. horn0 -, i u;,'*'na \ti ������ir<liia-in-i"Oiii"!! Iiiim lx-cu pud'nil al- . <''linvii, Hultimj imiih) uun iiiu'niiiil pii'kun ii-i of ninety five npiiiiu uku* 1 mlod ���������> ul.111 the riiil'.vuy Imlt oi Ihi Mi Colum ' t. .(in- in tlm vlui ily i-f M U'.t Hove'- ,-'n|,i., Th������ p.rk willki I uuwn iih lli UrM-'ntokuX*. 1'n-iil I'uli. it ������il hor- ' 1 ,!p> MhnAVoin o' rvi-r. It p H'-n r- .--,' Ainu uuuir"0 bi nn y in ���������) wMnf idn* s i'C'i, k iintiuoiiiUuiii |������*'ik< nud uvlvr- If (..������ 1 ui*yp v id di*--* 1 ut (.K'ur, 1'iiviN i,i,d Cai,''i\o *ili lx> litiii*''-)! mi Fiilny, f-ir 1 '-i- m jnliii' of ciiu������t*l'lu Areliihidd, Wc li uv dona tlin hent wo oouid rilot e tn ium i**U"i plirnnni.:it:~vi' >'.. merchant, fiil-ir,*. Oatnbt'i hfinl. ,1!'.' ���������v , will In traiiid'erivif" 10 Dong/ l-'ocg on May Offi ,1(11-1-, who wi'i nnt be re?poiipibl'.-i ,1'or '.'iny 'dclil*- contKacted hy almvc* nniiied iiiiii. , ' , ��������� , ��������� .'.DONVrdNu;.' ' *,u . o, \ . ... , .An'iiiteriialioiiar fleet of more than.two hniidted vessels,* ineiud ing repvcj-en(alive types of battle, ships., from the navies/* ofa'l the o'lesit'inaiitime nations, will ������>!a'.h er-a*t Ilampton'Roads in Janua- ry, 1.9 r'o, and . proceed upon a cruise thnnigli llie Kanauia Can al (o-wSmvFiaiicico harbor, reach ing tlieir - deslinalion early in March 1915, and shortly after ihe formal opening of the Pana- The loan exhibit to be 'housed in the Palace of Fine Arts'0 clur ing tlie Panama Pacific International Hxpot'itiou at San. Francis -ee-H tj--i-9-'H5r\V"i"14*1���������w-k-l-i 0 ������4���������e*a & geralion, be the greatest ait col .leciioh ever assembled, The ex bibit will' include many famous 'old masterpieces which never be* fore have been allowed to leave tlie, museums aud galleries "of Europe where, they have been The contemporaneous exhibits' from the various nations of Iiu- ro'pe1'and the" new world will comprise the very best work of all theube.st modern painters. ��������� Is is iii'r.'iiis-*' tcadici-fi fall into nieciliiinicii], moaoiouotis ruts of teaching nnd perform tlieir work in 11 milliner so school-b'ko and so little ir'ehotil like that" it ncsVr be- clips lo tlio jinpil 1 hul' ho lenrns from his Uiolcs hn,s aiiy c.n)iiii.'c- tion wiili or apj.'lieiiiion lo the things that oee-iii' in everyday life ? M"re we think is ��������� tin'* trouble, nud in this wu slimiM reform, J.i t , our leiieliei'S mi'ike tlieir ��������� work more pniciu'n); let tliein Hrive lo lift their pii-! iiils /nun ilu;ii' iiiii!iiiikiiin,1 mi������| pl'tictical lui'tlii'ds o|'n hljidy; lei them oivo I hem iiiulKr for ihtuiolii upon the simple, com" mon ihiiij-s nroiiiiij thom; h-t iln-m i'ii,de*a\oi' lo ci'ciit" un iuii'i'i'ii-t in llll.'il' lllill'll-i llp'il' lill' >llhji'('ls"l||,S tms.-ecl i.y tlie <'l'h'i'|i< wjilc ,of tlu* commtiniiy, und iumi wi-.-i-iniil hiu'u a I'uei! of (liildreii in cir schools who will know mi.ro ut 1, of H'hn', jv ji)-!<������-. i.'-nl mill n.-i'iiil ti'iin niir chlldrcii know whi'ii ihey leave iIk������ eoiii" moil school,*., , -in->-ttr***HTi'1��������� "���������- The ."'Booze" Has Him���������. He.Can't-Quit! lV. "irt'"iap;ihil"?,fa*liu**i������oss'ni*inl or a wage-cunifcr, yit\futniiy (loiii-inloiitupou h'lm h-Poving in him. Tiio \v rl Uf un^yiiipjtliitiii. It 'j*i*lj,"!a by'oxpbvieuool It Jn uv*, lii-u.f.-r nu lull) tutil (.ItuuUaril piul it hrands Ium ���������t.s* l)J>'ind li'ipe���������douuioJ,' Hut. 1 hat man oui quit��������� - Yes.He, CAN���������Quit������-and in , ^ Thi'ee Days," Too.! V :��������� A,itohi>,'',m is NOT n ilL-uncc, 'i'lv- GitUi'i-nliiiKiio- si.s h������*i led t-i it >y������l<>.m thnt ouni', Mid omtM pc* m linen- Ct. "N-i lii-.ijMv i'o hyiKuh'r.'t-r.nio iz-juctium'���������ja-i rout < ������������������;i*'**'IU-.,t '"uni priviK-v mill in 1 Iml uuiiuiiKS h'OU DMA' TilllKK DAYn 'I'lu'ti, il tl.c'c.uu'isuo-u.ii.-' pi t -. *i* ii. I mi i-.f.' t*M,v���������lu p l-i'ir-'ii'.d li -se inlinwl,- id. in 11 ... ,1'Vi'i-., -I'Oiit p-d'.i ii " tai-fiv'tl wUh 1,ut ij\iost.n-ii' < r c mm .1,. .���������'-.,.' J This is NOT a Gold Cure-It "\* The .Only Real. Permanent Our^ far 'Alcohol-ltr-mi Don't .AVait**-- W rtl e or Call ���������l>! o w Tod ay. n������.vr������������*ni������w������ Fhona 54( 6 1455 Foi-t Street ' ' Victoria, 43. G. *MXOT<i������^mT:.fe'(Wia-Jxi������'-WJ-JW*w���������*TO v ������>>' T ' ,, 1 , i ��������� 1 ( ,v f^t? b %"' " iV/r'A,D,hmyf rphq.. 5������ ^lAROeGHI'.BRO ^, tt^^r^ssscsscss^s ' ^sxis.^-jrsi^xs:^3 t-rrsjwr^j^xssurx-Ta <^J3SK������!P������sws25'-P5=r ii^.s������JB33i!3sss3*T5a\ sk������z&ssz*zzw$z& ���������'���������'���������������^i^^s^mm^i &sss;^s^^^^iM, 7ii^'"'7. ' ' ,'"���������'��������� ", ��������� ". ' *'* ; ry*s. $;:������** y ��������� 0 ,n.' ��������� ^ - *. ' , " -*. *. , l '-" ' * il ' - Pra'biioal-BGct 'aBRdSlaoemaker ���������; Repairs: Meat risj.dj Prompt'*-'. 7*1 .Mtaoi-s'/aadl" StegKers' * ���������I " ,, -' , V���������lw������ , -���������%-ii ''M'Qpts to Iilea?3'iire, ��������� - '.������������������' ���������������������������;,.��������� 'BiiBSinniii? Avo������; "Oiiaibe-rlaalcl ^izvsxxatafsxsu'ssr/ ass3!Esao*oc__.osd ''WiiiiiiBWGiRiinfiiw^^ !iiti!i::;i!:!;!i:i::iH!iiiiiiiii:ii!i!!!;ii!i!i!!t!ii:iii'niii!ii!!;;i;iiiMi \* ' ' " ' ���������''''" ** " I- Al *������ * R ��������� A g ^3 ill ' lllilll :*��������� JlliiC S'. 3- GROCFRS* &.'��������� ;BAKE.RS, ���������"AND PROPRIETORS" OF :-CUiVlt3������RLAN'D BOTTLING "WQ.fiKS Ao-ciits for Pil's^i!er������i"'rc\vin<*; Coiim.):u*i)'.s 'IUCER. ' , ' Wholesale Dealers iu all kinds of ^ ,, Wines 'and Liquors. 5S5 SECOND STRI :et p/���������.������*} * ��������� ������ ,, " ' u *"��������� ' ���������' -f ������? t nr-t-T C1R EDMUND WALKE.U>,C.V.O..,LL.D.,DX.L"TT>i'<3sia3m TT"��������� ALEXANDER LAIRD, Genera! Kauasier JOHN AIRD'; Ass't Gcnccal Manager :Bf 11L;,$1l|i������S98;'���������'REMOVE.FP, S13S500-C00 ' ��������� '"**, FOREIGN -BUSINESS , ,' * ' This Conic offers unsurpassed facilities to those doing busihcr.n with foreign' countries. It is .������;x.ciaily"'equipped*for lho purchase and sale of Sterling und other Foreign exchange, drafts and Cable Transfers, and fcrthe financing of imports and exports of merchandise.1, Commercial credits, Foreign Drafts, Money Orders, Travellers' Che- ������������������ - quos and Letters o'f*Credit, issued and available in all partis of the world. Collections effected promptly at reasonable rales. , S22 C13mBEPwLAND HEANCH Y. -" >V, T. WHI:\E, BTann*?cr Ao.) i'l.'i-on or pWHons (of.ml . ������v������D'5>������5X*i>ViXs).i-X*���������t3)'������>S>:I>������*���������*)js>'^������jj.Xs)'? ��������� The first* .shiptiieni;*. of our* spfino' slock of , Shoes have'arrive-;! iu' '..'.'*' ��������� j? ''-- ''���������*'" "���������;" Men's' Tan and Black';Button\ "���������Ladles' Tan,,Gun-Metal, and":"; ; Navy.BlueStiede'.in^;-' ;'' ��������� ,'*" i Lace.'and-Button "-;*v / -Watch for our Sale of God's ancl Ends after D. '8 E5 h btock- akmp"' n THE "IDEAL"- BTOME' *^ 'o;iV���������i.oiis" -./'" MbR^o,: Actoii, ;Hayin<an: t *:* '* ^53 k, -.ir: ' -* y _ *���������' ���������wanilllKllllllilll'illllllM '���������7X3K������r^*w.*.*^=rxr(am^^i!ir^ ���������.^rii^iiiiiJiiiiwiiiii'iiaiiri!!!:^;!!;!!!!;:!^:;:;!:;;;.'!!:!;];;!!!]^^ ���������%' J Oapit-il Paid Up $11,500,000. \; , - .. *" (, J Reserve'$lS.0C0,0CO gp-^ i- The Royal'' Bank ..of iGahada. '���������7 *- i,^ jj .'3 o t' ciiuin^.tiinhcr '611 my property oil Roy 'Road wiiliout niy, permission will be pro-Keen led; * , ' ,\v. wrroiiHi.i,, ' the i\'f{o o l.T i/.vc 1, -f ttni'.v 11(1.11 Al'l' I'fMl-i '! 1. . '��������� .. ..,1 , I.O ST��������� Dark ehcsniul inure (colt,) mis-'iiiy" since tlio lit'*t week in Ja'utai'y from 1: nny Bay. A rewar I of Sioo'will be paid for information ��������� ^iven to Oeo. Stevens, h'anny llav. -������*������ imp mm+v*+**m.****-*t-*tt-^ *****.%*****��������� ******* **f������*������vm'it. I. (.JO TO��������� ' , HUGH MiTCHELL 1 koii voi;ii' j Gerrl Blacksmithing _���������AN*1>.-' Horseshoeing Tliinl St, Ciiiii)ii'i'li.,.'< b | Wood' Wood! X * _) ������ . '.wood *��������� lv , ' f*y Now i.-j tiji) (inio lo tilnco (������) .. ' your lortltM' for SI.A 11 ��������� ' VfOOD' (ty a) (?) (y) X*) (S) (oT- /������o (3). (i) lo) "52,50...per iloiiblo loud Star Fi'oiii The .[very Stables ���������*������������V*;K*'*-'UWWt������������ 'SlTUATKiN WANTKI)-Hv Jl yoimn* Jnpujt'sc,'* in hotel or store. Speaks good I'hiyli.sli, Apply Kobij-i-hi' No i ''amp. i n'RAPTS' ISSUED IN -ANY-'CURRENCY, 'PAYABLK Abb g 1 ��������� .,', ,' "���������oveu nn������: ��������� would.-*.; ' ft* .,. J*, ��������� I" c'PECrAb AT'iVnT iON |<iii'l lo^AY'fXfiSACCOU'NTS it iirtprmi | % 1 nl highest Cum-t'tTui.*'8 nTu.W.ed on Iiopoii'o'. of %A- hihI'iipwunlF.,, B \ 1 ; '., ���������' * i ". -"' '" , j-" B -^ i CUEIBERI-AND, B. C , Bmncb/Open Dr.ily' B M. Mriirison, lligr. "| . | ' 'UNION FAY, B.C., Brnnch, Orcn'Ioiy. F. Town lb; ffifr,, .* | |! roUBri?E':-rA.Y,"'i3. C, Branch, Open Daily H. H. Iliir'dv/ick,;, Wgr , | ^-Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiniifliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ r^������V5������iiw-riaD������>s.CTT������JK������.������KB������rai������ni^i-ian!������ii������mMu������������������r������B!������t=������������n������������^^ I EH ILLJPPS' ?RIS'ON. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR - NOTARY PUBLIC ' * CONVEYANCING DUNSMUiR AVENUE CUMBERLAND, .4,rJl*\l������Mtr.-im*'vnf*^4.''������JiTni a-tjn*������i*..t,i-w������ v������ ,kAi^L*;ii.ifc*'.nwi_H*B r-.a*i������*-*������v*-V'*f*4ttai---w������������^w-i-r.UfcW;1^^ ��������� 4 ll* i#rr mJi\m*r,'Wfi*!**et i ' ,'' anufaotnver of MINERAL WATER vumvfrtmmr-i *jri.v'F'Vi*"������-*(-**������*rt*rj,*i P, 0, n0X '4,02 j PIIONK 30,.,. CUMBERLAND immwmi,t.iwi-wwmwBiriitwrrjmjwifc-*,*v.wmwxm3nmnrrMim .^.rn--.*������tt .*w<i.wiwiJ������'.T.(.������T*^iwrcwfr������r*i-(f i^"i"i-ifciw������wrw-oajnv".ajnn^ nw I #-^> ���������������������*������������������ ������������*������������������*���������_��������� ���������������*������_ -W ������������������������ V������ -#��������� **��������� tt* ".i < **,.f **������������ 77,^ W,y,;/ /.'���������);|-/���������/l ������.vit#rf./. ^i '.��������������� > ���������������/ J*������t������-r������������*ktt.tl-tiviit^-*"**-^-'/"1**"' w**-"'*'" / *���������/, -������������������ iii-iv.ni* j.'.'Ufiu, n**'*������!*n i'*������ r * . _** c- ������,��������� ,ijb r!������l Vii.������-*'���������"'������-v."'' ��������� .I'fiti. Mutt Amu! Jh'JHJI'orri, Jiu ! < -i'ii', taXT'iiil Wfrill**-*. y.>.l*'flr A; t ���������>. -.'.if Hit-t,oe4K^ritit/tVi^'H>r (.������'������*..-���������, '���������: -U'rlity.rixfitrtt, Iirn,\i0ip\i>np\i.> vi: > K* Sv.i-1 b*/ ull I'.nimtuu,or mullol tn rl ������;** i.'. <. on r*oclvi otmji 4. At >i> jww W������; ������������..*. J* ^ *. th* wood Mod������el������* ������&^ _ . ni. (..���������-, ,���������;</.,v,-( ,.,,; ,,<;;, . >'.*,;;( chance; Uie nioie wu woik wo leave belli nd us bij^er pfittiiics on our pants. On our pants ouce new and flossy now ore patches oi (liflcient hue; all be- cuttse siihscrihers linger nud won't pay up what is due, Then lei nil be up .iii'I i'Ioiti'������; sen el in vour mite be it e'er so small, or when the bias'-*, < I' March slull Miikc ii-*. we ("hull have no no p.ir.t- ia a'l. 'Mil v t,r������ ���������tilt ilit-t-iiiir ������������ny at i|.������ c<. ftivul'.nu tut tl.P(>|xri lidii*������r. It urove* toli(inH.;b������'?:inh thon 'ntns Htitfoipati'-I, NOTICK CiiiniicilioHS iv.i'utiic Kii'ii*- fV*-' oiTive hour,1', Mnv iKih. o a. ui. U> ft ji. iu , uYi) Tuwlnyj TI-*M"**(|v mid Satnvluv, I'nv all bills al office, em der [)er\ven* Avenue nud First St. 'Pen per cent di'U'ou'it allowed I'roiu s Stli 11 i * \d 25th, inc. r-ivc, rn I'l'lV b.\ !>)'< L. 1 1 l'< A I ���������*������������������*-,'������ liVC j j ',uMitM.iA*jtJi%.-wtr,t.t.n.-iixmmm room eol.tr*;'.'. 011 I'enrifli Aveiiiic' Apply at' Idi'iil hlmv, ,������������,������w������������MJ4,������,.^Wr-ir.,.������v*UUn.������������-������..���������-������ i| if YOU GIT IT AT PLIMLEY'S IT'S All RIGHT KOli S,\I,K---Niiin Kiiehiii-r \uo< n! $13 e.ich, M"iit_y uni'-l ue-: ,'oiiipiiuy tlie ur-h't'. 1 huvu who! u I'i if rii'e, 01111 lii'imd so'e und t������i *_i, I ��������������� Mucking pii'i*. Apply I'oherl ir'ol lill, II I'llh.V b'l mil, "T(Ti~Ablv-!! 'i iieit'i* of llHl'l (HI liii*-,'.** Uoi'il. 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