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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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p .A at >'.' >'.* ���������>'.: " A- A->"y;'.-.. *������_r ������������������-. . v ��������� / ,./> ..**.,*,v" ;A>A-A A' '���������>':.'' tf" A Journal Devoted Especially, to the Interests of Comox District. S: I TlTE'N SWSv.T-WRNTlETH', YE AU CUMBERLAND,-B.-C. .WEDNESDAY, -TOY. 20, :q.3 Subscription $ni.co a Year x������a_.?T.^a*m-T������aW i T i_r -^������ wicf.* ��������� -rt* THE BIG STORE NOW IS THE-TIME to forward ��������� your, remembrance Ito. your.friends -���������across the sea.��������� Our stock will be on view presently, when'' a visit will .enable you - to decide on suitable gifts. ��������� R1 N "Don't miss this opportunity to get some new Ruo-s. A beautiful selection of || Tapestry Carpet Ends. for a few days ., ' "at-75c'' each. ��������� * MILLINeRY .AT AWAY-DOWN-PRICES-evcry hat..must go. SIMON-LETSW& Co ,.--.���������.' " .........LIMITED , Dunsmuir Avenue, I'MJON IC .., CL1 M UU RT. A'ND ��������� I --MnuTiOTi x���������i-mwn-ii-XTiw���������im m in?3au3t&iJM**������iux^\*������^tt*v*^wt.B*.-i. m *vaf**x**^-^*v*ii**p*ittd^tox*2**A' n*m.,-ttixa*tK������������i*^L������\\ i ������^w������ji*s__ wtv-H~**-4r*_ns<.^/..aa..������ IL The City Council met in regular st-wunu oil Monday evening, tlioro bang present Aldermen Got', Bovoriilgo, Miller, Maxwell and tha Mayor. Tho minuto* wont through their iwulur courso *r*> Accounts1: Klec. Light, S40.85; , Tuppur, lvitto &' Wightuiun, 8:J25.00. Pushed over to Finance Committee. ,' Amendment to Municipal Rutn Jly. Law passed its third - rending. A refund was ordered, or cred- It given on next year's luxes lo thoso who havo paid tuxes for 11)13. This line reference to tho ���������school lux: overcharge. -<j^- Jo-Heph Ilorbury is i. cling as city police constnhlo^hi the ah. eenco ol' Constable Gray, ut Now W^li'dneter. Mr. J. Mnitlniul D������nj������air will leave ou Friday lbr-J Duncan, to resume his duties as ������;overnmeui agent llmre. TRUE CRITICISM ^ . A hirihi.uy acn.iid wil! ho held in the basement of St, (..eorgu'** Presdiyloriim church on tlie even jug of Thursday, ..ceomber -l-th, A grand time is promised; and tho older you mn ibu nio.o fun yon can hnvo, They do dearly lovo lo foo tho old foll'H at, birth day ijociulii, We aro mire that Tom Hale is in the flehrfor".mayor, hut we uro not Rum ol anyone eke. Trot yonriHilffoii1[i.������you me fining to run, ^o we mny ,nio\v and think -about you. WVmii Iind t-pin'is in ihe paj.er for yonr curd, or the .���������dander wc .'ire,'itire would l?c on ��������� lv too iilonti'd lo'^ut'eoiniuodali' * * tl* yon . My papa says"the paper that he reads ain't put up right; He .fine's a lot of fault,, ho doep, perusin' it at night, lie says there ain't a single Ihiiig in il. worth while to read, Aud that it doesn't print tlie kind ��������� of stuff "the people need; He.tohfes it aside and Pays it's sti icily (,on ilie bum"��������� But you ought to hear h in holler when the\apercoesn'tcome He reads about the wedding and he snoits like all git out; lie reads the focial doiu's with a most deiidivo shout; He says they make llie paper for the wiuimiu folks -a'one, He'll read about the parties and he'll fume and Iret aud groan; He says of information it don't co'ilain a crumb, But you ought to hear him holler when the paper doesn't como. He's always first to grab it, nud . he reads it plumb clear through; Ho doesn't miss au item or a want ad -thnt is tine, Hot-ay*; ''The;, don't know what we want, tliem dun. news*. paper guys; I'm going to tako a day foinc time and go and . put ilium fctouustiiueh it heeui-su. though the) must be deaf, blind and COURTENAY and No, 8 townsite" To Have"; i Up-to-Date,;. Water Service. We aire advised on excellent authority, lhat Mr. Geo. W.Cliii* ton and others.are now applying to incorporate a company tor'the, purpose of. supplying water" to the residents of Courtenay, No. 8 Townsite-and "the surrounding "districts. ' " .'. The ' plans, specifications,' estimates elc., upon which-experts have- beeu working I'or "some timo lo insure au adequate up-to- date water' plant,"including electric light������and power facilities; will . be J completed at' au , early date, It is the intention of the promotois to lose no time in getting things iu shape,- so tliat their plan of supplying water, at "about 175 pounds pressure : to. the residents of the above men tioued places by next June', .will materialize. The plans for .water supply, are briefly^as-follows.���������������������������. '; ' r��������� ��������� A large/piantity of water will be' conducted from the .v/aler source of the Cuinberlaiid Wafer Works Company, to ,rii;,'resevf..ir to be placed near Ko,'8 Town- si' e, and into which resevoir theie will, also (low a considerable supply of water taken fiom the headquarters or source t-it- uate near" No. 8 mines; the record of which the organizers of the new company have already secured control. Water will thembc piped from lhe resi-voir to Courtenay. and thence 10 the consumers and fire-hydrants. The Cumberland Waterworks Company will .have abundant wa ter to turn over to ..he new company on'accouut of their having now arranged 10 cease using water as a means of operating their electric light, plant, Gieat care will be exercised lo plan nuilU'i.s so that au adequate supply of water will always be at command in the event of ihe po pularion to bc supplied increasing to a great many times their present number, The head office and bind ness affairs of the company will be located uud cairitd on al Couilcu.iy We believe that sharer, purchased iu the new company will prove an excellent investment hands of'men whose capabilities and integrity are beyond cavil. lhat tlu-y have access to au abundance of excellent water at any desired pressure, and the means of securing suiiicent electric anient to place the company in n position to carry ou at a piofii both enterprises. We understand that a large block of shares will be offered for public subscription tor a lim - ited time, and that upou the expiration 6'f such time limit all nn subscribed shares will be purchased by the promotors who have ainple ready money, to subscribe for and take up the entire'capital stock. $ tfaff&Rg&titffeft^^ Y MACFARLANE broc i.*rn Are now showing the very latest and newest in The Grand Old Liberal Ohio, tain, Sir Wilfrid Laurier has just pas.ed his soventy second "milestone. The proudest and best iu tho Kmpiio. have. , honored him with eoiigratub.Wiy telegrams; but a few very .small' curs still al snap at,, his heels. ������**���������, j-' Hate &. (SiftBr?it's (Bmte . Sweaters, .Skirts, Aviation Cans "and Fancy Neckwear. V ��������� ���������fi DRESS GOODS IN PL A IDS, POPLINS,. & SK KG F.K | in tho most' popular shades. ��������� ' /- ly These are absolutely right''up to date. ' ��������� p- PLAID SILKS���������Very suitable for. ladies' Waists. ���������Ji LADIES' SWEDE GLOVES*���������in tan, grey nu.d nlaek., ������ LADIES' & CHILDREN'S FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS | in shades of red, browiv and black. BALANCE-OK OUR LADIES' & CHILDREN'S FALL & WINTER H-ATS CLEARING AT ONTE 3RD OR L p. 1. a fe' ���������' 1 }_��������� i<t, (if. THE CORNER STORES -<(?���������- V,'e woiild draw your attention to Mr. T. E. Pate's card to the electors on tho back page. There is nothing like being in tlio ; fields good and early. -<_������- J*. Young, ihe Gourtenay pho- tcgrapher. has opohed up a studio in lhe Scavardo Puilding. Mr. A, Ii.' Peacey has purchased'u fi no'Shetland pony for his little son. ��������� Won't lhe boy be ���������'t'r.kled^adieii he tS'im'es homo.: ��������� ��������� -������jy- diiml) 11 lint you oiiolit to heiii' hiiu holler when tl������i������ paper doesn't come. Tho License Commissioners will on LOtli. meet on tho evening of December WHO WAS IT? It is a matter of cojectiiro as to whom the' coinoly maiden might be, who was seen to engage the attention of Iwo young fellows" outside lhe lire hall one, evening last week, . It was noticed that ono of them suddenly trot ''cold feet," i'or in spite of all tlio mud in the road, he undo a euddon dive for iho picture sliow, whilst the oth'ir, jealous of his supposed rival, tried to induce the lady in question to accompany him. FOR SALE-A 'K .ctcr^,, Range, only two years in ' ".*-���������.'*. also"'a new- Coal Heater. Pritv for both ������3000. Apply thi.. office. ���������aft- Mr. and Mrs. John. ,!i"r.oin-jfii arxi-ved-home on Frida;,' last:- f.oA a trip to Vancouver. v Tho Court .of' Revision on the voters list will bo hold in the Council Chambers on the evening of December I Otli. Po I here, o-' for ' over afterwards,., hold your peace. -o-- -Ex. Tho iic'io noriiilntirm nf the n 1 I Siuli'ii ha.* In.'.i'oiini.'d from 7SJl),000 in J7P) to I'loi'-e liju'U leu miUi<itiv in l'.UO. Query: Uow many Hut. iins, Chinese and Lip** will 11. C. have ft hundred y HUS l������*HU I'litt' fur a good ninny reasons, u lew of which are: ��������� Tlu-vc will be rd*ieolnt<"U' ut������ promotion stock or shines or oth er remuneration allowed tiie pro- t I , '. .' - , ������- ,'l'l|.'a|' IWll' sons, uor is there auythiiu; to be i-old er liantaferied bv them tn Courtenay in all probability will have a taste of hard times, uow, tlmt the logging camps have shut down, Hut they will have to take their medicine like the test of the Island, and look pleasant. Mr. 1). A, Thomas, the piano tuner, will bo in town next week to a.lend to his piano tuning-, Leave orders at the Cumberland Hotel. 'Wntch that, list, and thon watch "Auniy," She will be there with tho goods when the time comes. Wc would like to see Mr. W, W, Willard iu next ycai's council, for ho understands the business from A to Z. Masquerade Ball The following is the list of prizes awarded by the Two-Step Club at a very success ful unique rado ball held by ihem iii Cumberland lLall on Thursday oven- ing lust:��������� Best dressed lady, Miss P. Pot ter; best dre^ed gent, Oeo, Tarbell; best sustained character, A . Sherry; national churiicler, lady, ���������Mie p. P. I layman; national char, actor, gent, Hen Reher; original characters, Raster Hrown and Margaret, Mr. IL Derby and An nie llnyiiian; comic character. ''Mrs, Newlywed," F. Hurford; flower girl, Nina White; cow girl, M. Wulkei; Topsy, S. Walker, prize \Miitz, Mits Colbert and ilohn Cameron; three-stop, Miss jMcKciizie and .lames White; r-eliotiiHo.ho, Mr**. T. Comb uud .John (iillcfpio; special prize giv- 'en by the Two-Step Ul������b for the best iwo-step, Miss A. I layman and Ren Uuher;special prize for .eenud liefal dresn.'d lady, Mrs. Jonn CorrigiU), We hear that T. E. Bunks' will likely be a candidate' for may-..", at the .approaching civic elcc- lioi.R. '--'Tom'.' is all,-ri^.iir! If Mayor. Campbell should decide to offer for le-elecMcu, we will have a spirited contest. Mrs. Oulda Johnson, who ava:>. trie 1 before Magistrate Maiiiaud- Dougall 01.1 Friday, chained ;a;-1i selling liquor without a lie* r:---, was convicted and sentenced i--. six months hnpiit>omuent v.-iii: hard labor at New Wesimiii-ii".. Couslable A, T. and Mr-. Stepheiu-on took their dep"i-tui^ for New Weslniietter on Thi-is day last. We wish l liiiT ( on ���������stable Stephen-son of !New West- minster District, every success iu his new field of duly. New Weslmins'tei, Nov. 25 ---��������� Applause broko out in the as������*i/.'.! court room h.re today when the jury announced the verdict A' uot guilty, which ended tlr 'rid ol James and John Connors, of Cumberland; for riiitinf and .���������������". saulting a police olllcor, Mr. Justice Morrisnii'ft chau;. to the jury bad been very ���������. ony; ly in favor of uequiMd, aud ibe jury was out only ashdit tim.', ^wzzw-'i-iz���������^^^ the. new compnny at a profit, A.' .irn.UUv <'.! f.i'al '.'.icy v.ill hav.' lo ninvii.is" Iheir ^b:ii������'a hn eld cash in the same manner an would any oi ihe pubhe. That lho whole iu.-!-v:,.u!A,i> Men's and Ladies' Raincoats AT REDUCED PRICES. 1 Special Value in 32 in width STRlPRD PLANNBLfi'lTB AT IO YDS FOR $1.00 A J^ro-e Shipment of China Matting and Mats ��������� Choice of 300 Curtai iv li il ���������1 Yo Ends 2Cc EACH :!l fir Tf!rta. (l.l A i;ul> ^Itjck t>f Rul������l������ci' GoocIh for Alcitai Womun tint! Children CAMPBELLS ;_ tar: ������%������������ ���������*������.������i4i������f tr\-h :.^ *.*z.������������������-ai? mU U^MmllMlma-lm._*.������������ i ������* ���������*-%! ��������� 73: ''"iB* .'r;*;i,*V- *'__. ,.i_i_*.J -'v-Wa-iir^a-vA.^ >�����_.���.. *v. -.-A .���?��*:. al**'"' \tt+t-*��*tt*.l-***+l��?&li,l*frftlA--tm1i ' .^Jll^^iflU ��-WJi' < jt Kni^rnjntf veMuiMWfc*A VS -PT^*��*KUf^��*^-o^T^>,^��inie. wvr rti��era^w.^h'��]ifT;_VWfc^ Sj-&> !������>.-*���>.�� tf .-)l> .��_>��J.��ii>g _.*>.l�� . <?������ ��� 1-^iiiHyi. l-miHyjaifT / THE IVTEWR. CTTM.fl.TU. A NT>. K c ����= 1 ENDS FOR ALL By E R. Punshon �� Wjsrt, Look A Co, Limited London, Melbourne A Tw-nt* *Z3> (Continued) - 1-- I Jon'r. und.rsiand, Joan falter- ��d. Ur- Inola��i. <!vny f.*oin hor at'the -s. Ion". and gloomy .���r.'JSr, aud _oniPl.o\v she realised tha; he would believe no '.hhij. tlmt sho mlbii. iny. Cot down, br- &.\ld still wIV'.-ij. io'.'King iu hor, ' She obeyed him In.ut-ily. 11-. motioned to her to accompany h'ui, bin'sho stood still. ' When1? slie askod wllh dlfllculty. In there, he suld. nckldlng towards' ilio house. She shook hor head. ' 1 eaiinot. she said, 1. cannot enter there. Vou nm st, ho answered with a heavy and sombre Intonation. Yes--you must em or. . She bowed her head as though obeying, an order she had not the power to resist, and walked Blowly but ��� quito steadily to the door. On the threshold she paused and looked up at Thorold, and he felt her gentle gaze as Though it burned into his soul. Why have you brought uie here? she' asked. Still he would nol ansswer her, but he beckoned her on t.o follow him. ln tho hall he pointed up the .-stairs, and then io ihe room or. the left hand. The. last time, he said, that 1 ay: : here----, �� Oh, sho interrupted astonished, oh, but have you been here���? As you well know, he answered coldly, believing that her astonishment was ; feigned.'- And vhen I found my brother lying here���shot dead���murdered. Oh, murdered, she reepeated with a bitter cry. Ah, you .did not know that either, he said, hi. voice full of a frightful scorn. No, 1 did he v know .ha: eithci answered steadily. And yer, he said, yet all the time you were'in one of ihe'rooms upstairs? She looked at him, trying to understand. If. was that day, she said gen Ily, ' when some one���you���tried to sol this house on fire? Ah, sre, he Hindered thickly, rent- wiih ansuish, see, all the time you know all about it in spite bZa-your pre- 'tencc- of ignorance. Hut, your brother, she'said, he was ���ft eo wn ed���I-s-a-v,���i-h e-awou-n-t-i e.-th e-pa- per. Ah, he stammered, his rage moro ��� deadly still," for lie thought ,.hc mocked liim. you i-.-ow very well that 1 myself put lhat story about to hi do ihe shame'and lhe disgrao. of his end��� but it did not deci.-ivo you. it was here ihat. he was murdered, cried Thorold in a voice of thunder. Here, here, she -raid softly, nor for all his rage and tho loud'threat of his (Ik. s.ightest sign cried that your'brolhc her. 1 "should have .old you, she murmured brokenly, remembering- "now often she had wished to confide la him her doubts and her suspicions of her father and his companions, and how as often she had shrunk from doing so and eagerly availed hereelt ot the reluctance Thorold had always shown to let her speak of any such subject. Yes, I should have told you before, sho muttered, It was wrong of me���cowajdIy-r 1 am rightly punished. These broken words she muttered, he in his madness took for a further confession of her guilt. Come in here, he said, opening the door of tlie drawing room. , Why have you brought me here? she asked again, and for the firat time ���ahe began to he afraid. Why have you brought mo here? Edward, why did you many mo? Because I loved you so. ho answered. Loved me? tho repeated; now, Is not that a strange tilii;. for you to say to me? 3't was God's will, he answered moodily. She put up her hands with a puzzled and distressed gesture. I do not' understand, she said slowly; and then after a pause, she askod: Why,, lo you look at mc so?' 1 did not mean to. ho muttered, turning his eyes away. Oh, that is worse, sho cried, trembling. ��� i ' Kilter' he .saId pointing, and In ior- j j ror she obeyed him and went into the drawing-room'. It still"smelt of oil. U slill' shoAved traces of the fire. Thorold looked about him gloomily, nnd Joan'., fear had noAV so- increased that she could hardly speak'. ���-EdAvard, she panted. Edward, Avhat is in your, mind?���why do you look at me so? ' You murdered niy brother, he answered her heavily. ��� Oh, oh, oh, she muttered shivering from head to foot, oh how can you say such thing, to mc? She paused for a moment, and then as he did not answer, she continued more quietly and in a much firmer tone: Yes, what makes you say such things fo me? Are you Quite mad? lie nodded at: her. For a little there'was silence. SbJ Avasiield motionless in a great horror that soomed to wind itself about her she! like a living thing. He Avas wondering if it Avere the truth that he was mad, and almost lie Avas inclined to think if Avas. You see, he said illicitly, if 1 did not love you���ihei. It would be easy���then, one could forgive you or let. you go or anything. Why it would matter nothing whicli, but,you see I lovo you so much, and therefore there is only ono thing left for you and for me���only- one thing left you, yov'aud for me, It seemed then that a knowledge of his meaning flashed into her mind and Discovers tthe Diary of Late Queen Queen Mary i�� collecting personal belongings and eouvenh-B of the late Queen Victoria, whloh ehe will pro- bablv present to th* London Museum. At Osborne, Isle of Wight, Queen Mary found a most-interesting diary the 'lato cueen kept when a girl, and many caricatures by her of celebrities of the niM-Vlc'todar. days. At Balmoral, many personal souvenirs of Queen Victoria have heen discovered, including some charming lovo letters from tftie prince conBort. which, of course, will be kept from the public eye. '". ���SoidMjy druggists and ^Stores )t_.r�����$__f.t Canada 6G* lia{M*a��.a~~��_-I-ili. PrJce Families of Three In England Families of threo are more 'numerous than any others in England, according to a blue book recently is- ���sued. ��� Such families constitutes 19 per cent, of tlio total number; those ot four, 18 per cant,; of Ave, 14 per cent; and thoso of six, 10 per cent. In London tho women living alone outnumbered the lonely men to the extent of 58,594 to 37,130. Landlady (to applicant for rooms,��� Beg pardon, sir, but wha'. business d. you folloAV? Applicant���1 am a doctor of music. , Landlady���Oh, then, avo shall be glad to have you with us, and I'm sure you avIU do well here, for there's lots of .music ln tills local!tv that needs doctoring. 42e&&U<n��f **&0 ^7Ul4& sO^&rJ- Unr~r& Vor you and for nip. he repealed, there is only one thing left. Iler breathing Avas fast, and heavy, but she si rove gallantly to control herself. EdAvard. Edward, she said In a Avhls- er, 1 am,your Aylfe���-if is oniy.au Jiour or two since yon married me. Therefore I am your husband, he answered her. Oh. v.*ill you list-.n to nothing? she tones diil a'no show of fear, it was here that, your'brolher To noiliing. he answered firmly, fo. was murdered? 11 know .enough. Aye, he said. j oh, unhappy man, she breathed, 1 did not know. vshi. murmured, [pitying him so greaily she almost for- Yel, ynu wore up.laii'H, ho. said. Do j g(.i her OAvn terrors. you dare io deny that you were hidden ihiii day in one of the rooms upstairs. 1 was :hero, sho admitted slowly, but Vot yon pretend you did not know that? he asked if. sein'ii. When you admit so much,, why deny anything? At l'-nsi, she Unshed at liim, I deny ihat 1 luul any knowledge of that poor boy's death. If you had not. who had? ho nAu'ib Shu was slleni, for how oould she ��ay il aa'hs hrv rather who knew of Th" di-ai'i of tin* hnilicr of her husband? lie ihoii.i.h! he-- rtlli'iict. was a run f.*.iHii)ii, und ho turned his face from Why are you here? she returned quickly, and then Thorold shuddered' to'remember for what purpose it Avas that, he was on this spot. For noAV bis late passion seemed to hlni incredible, and' he avhs like one who walking in -his sleep suddenly aAvalcens on the edge of a precipice. Nbx what has happened? he muttered with a puzzled look. How did you get here? he asked again. I came by train, she watching him ireenly. Green, the sei rant nt Jermyn Gardens, came to m.��� he said���Avhere is Joan? Joau is Jicre, Tliorold answered. , .To'an is here! she said, still Avatcli- jng him Avith all her soul in her eyes. _es, Joan is here, he repeated, and this lime there Wan something in hi. \-oice that filled Dora with a sudden sous, of intense relief. What did Green tell you? lie asked after a s.vorl pause. He told me, Dora ausAvered, of this houso. Tie told me Iioav you and he found your brother hero murdered. He said he believed you wore- so bad and foolish you believed Joan ' had ' some- The Caller The Caller���Who is that singing? ��� The llosl-esrt���Thai's our new maid. She always sings at her work. The Caller--What a happy disposition. Mercy, how loud she sings. The Hostess -- Yes. When she sings loud she's breaking something. 100 Straight From 19 Yards Wins ��� a Western Handicap Ghoot With tho only perfect score ever recorded In the event and one that has been duplicated in winning no Interstate tournament since the season of 1910, 0. A. Gunning. ' ot Longmont, Colo,.' shooting a Remington pump gun' and Kitro Club speed shells from tho 19 yard mark, broko 100 clay targets straight in tho malii event and wo'a tho Western Handicap.' At this, tho fourth of the season's five p.reat clay Mrd assemblies, held August C-T, at Imahn, Neb., W. it, Heer, shooting a Remington pump gun and Arrow speed shells, missed but threo targets out of tho ?,Ji0 thrown and captured high general average for tlio meet. ,T. C. Xorris. of 13asin, Wyo,, with the samo shooting equipment iri'arto the toiirna- nienl's long run. breaking 23C straight. .T, S. Young, of Chicago, and J. P. Frink, 'of Yvcrthiugtou,' Minn., each with tho samo perfect shooting combination, broko tho p.'Ogram'a entire hundred straight on the third and last day of the shoot. it.R.BflitiSVENiii, Tl WORLD'S, BEST WOOD POLISH Cleans nnd disinfects everything Jn ' your lioino from the collar to tho lAltli:. Put It on your duster ami dust Hnvilwooil Mooi-p, Woodwork, Linoleum;, l'lnnos. Furniture, etc. Makes ovorytliliu. _u;u llko iiiav. Money ro- fumlcd If not satlsfne- toiy. Made by tho , '* DOMESTIC SPrCIAU'Y COM- PINY, LIMITED, ' Hamilton, Canada. " Deafness Cannot be Cured by local (ippliontlonj,. as thoy cannot reach ibe diseased poi-UGu of tho ear. Them is only one, way to cure deafness and Uiat Is by. consitilullonul remedies. Deafness Is caused by an inflamed condition of lho imii'oiiR lininj; of tho Kuc- t.u'hiun Tube,. AVh'tn this tube Is Inflamed you liavo a rumbllne sound or imjaei-feot hearing, and when It is entirely dosed, Deafness Is tin* result, and unless ihe. inflammation enn be taken out ���ind Uii.s lube restored lo i(y normal con- , i clition heaving will .bo destroyed forever; ausAVercu, ( nj,K. ,.rtSes out of tr-n are eaused by Cat- aiTii. whii-h Is nothing-but an inflamed I oondiilon ol" the mucous surfaces. YV. va'IH ffive One Hundred Dollars for any case of "Deafness (caused hy cat- ���.���mill Unit cannot, he cured -=by Hall's (.'iiinvi-li Cure. Send for circulars free, F. .). CIlliTiVEV & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Di-u: 'st.��. rA,c. '���.������..ho Hall's l-'amily Pills for constipation, j Ih In g to~d cTAvTtiry ou fHSroTlieFOeaTir" and he said when you and he were here, Joan was a prisoner locked up and hidden in one of the rooms upstairs. But tliat 'ho did not dare toll you for fear of what you would dq-rr, you Avero so bad and foolish. (To be *'Corir.iii._r.> *"" One afternoon Mrs; Murphy appeared at tin; settlement', liouse, all dressed up in her best bonnet and. sh.tAvl. A huge black and blue spot, .dis- lig'ured one sido a of hur faco, how- jbvpi', nnd one ey_ Avas- nearly closed. Why, Mrs', Murphy, what is the matter'.' oriod oiio of the teachers, and ll.,... ..^.-.t:.. ;.��~ i.\,n . Mi.. ,,-.{<vi.. -..*.._. a..ii.-i,-!=:=, v ciit.-j.u_, men,���._HJ���llll_r]Jl���TJrtrtj- iislced a tactless question, she-hastily turned it off by saying: Well, cheer up: you might biAvorse off. Sure an' f might, responded the indignant Mrs. Murphy. J might not be married al nil. Cure for Mosquito.3 London people have discovered���or adopted, rather-���an agreeable way to keep their houses free from (lies and mosquitoes. They burn sandalwood which has a pleasant odor. but. one.: which is disliked by these summer posts. Tho idea bas boen imported from the Orient, where it has been used for many years. The sandalwood can be bought, at almost any Turkish or .Inpnneso importing house. Jt la prepared for burning by bo|n_r out up into pieces about, half an Inch thick and three inches lone', and thou baked or dried In n slow oven for twonty-l'oiir hours. A piece of the avooi! Is then i:,;htod and placed In a metal urn. After it. has become well ���i/liuiie, die /lame Is extinguished and tho led ember left to f-'inolder until It Is ull consumed and only a small heap of line gray ashes is left. Sarcasm now living has over" boen The ongest Da, .A retired Colonel luul been advised by his doctor that if- ho did ,not Rive up drinking'it would shorten his life. Think so? asked the Colonel. , I am Biirc- of it, colonel. lf you stop drinking I am sure It will pvo- long your days, Come to think of it, 1 believe you are right, about that doctor, said the Colonel. 1 Aveiit twenty-four hours without a drink six months ngo', and I never put in such a long day In my life. your pray " Aren't you going to say ors, Willie? No, I'm not. I am tired of praying for this, family without getting any results. That's a nice umbrella you've got, Mr. Jones. Ye-.; it was a present, Indeed!, From whom? , I don't. knoAv. But it, says on the handle: Presented to John Itohinson. Health cannot ha looked for In the child that is subject to worms, he- cause worms destroy health by creating internal disturbances that retard development and cause serious weakness. Miller's Worm Powders expel 'worms and nre so' beneficial in the., action that the systems of the little ii-l. d.ingers of worm infection are removed, and satisfactory groAvlh is assured. la^.r.1 f 1. U..1.. .-.__ aj-,i*rnn_iruju__3f all the di.eomf.rls ancl l..aby had been display... in his best bib and tucker to a number of admiring callers. The last on.Oalook- c-tl him over and was-evidently trying to think of something nice to say. * N'oi.r.dy .. _, killed at a grade crossing, iiiiil, this j Finally"she remarked:-Dear me; how is uivVirguiiienl in favor of iho grade bunch he looks liko his fathor! crossing. Skin Would CaKo Ovor and Peel. Spots Large,' Used Cuticura Soap hnd Ointment. Hns Not Had a Mark on Her Since. Tlicy Also Cured Mother of Pimples on Face, :;,n (.liulMiini)Av\, Toronto, Ont.' ".My Iv.lay'" ii-iiiiMn lii'Kiiii ii'i a rii'-li nnd ihoi-ldn xi: e'i io HiioMlnn"! lii'il ol? Mid look ii'i If hi .'-..-,.. AVi I'O ll'ililR to I'lMi bcliei", lilit iviml'l Jil.-il, 'nln ilur iii.'.-ilniiiiilpci!. 'J'lm.'>]>oM (V\ . 'in,' '\ auto hnr.o and il, used io rod (Vv ��� ' I"/' *'\ auto hnr.o and il, used io ..'A'a j.'-f {A nuilio In'. I'nen M'l'.v rod \i\ I '''. A} "nd biiUiined all tho lime. ' UvV'' '''A Iti'iiriiimiilicrrnr'e, linmlii f/j) \ ' "\( mul ui'oiH, and I. usr-d to Ij,- -���' 7 "/iO JiUilailllil'I-CSllHilJitjllKllt. \y \\ filioi..-,!. ilinrasliln .Miii'cli for a llfciinie for things wo need today, especially when avo can have them today and pass a due share of iho cost mi lo those persons avIio will enjoy ibo advanlage of them after us, Most HA'PPV OLD AGE .ikcly h Follow Pioper Enllnr; IK> ;i|ioi..-,l ilinrash In .Miu-i-h and li'av,- l h-Ui'd to m'o lu on I;ii- )Kllu fni.'a) nnd J<m.I'i I '. I .'. al .a I'-1 I i 1.1.11 ,,.��,!. WJI.I , ullU' I'-, ' )���' ' r.i-' !���>�� l)|.l I'iVlfft, 1 -VV HIT Mh.-il'i'ini'tit ti ivi ���:"���*���>�� (iir families of Cull" oui';'. .^'..".p /md olnlm. ��t nud it ��l:nicd lo l;t.t bi-iiir )i,,,ht iiv.nv. I U'>f;d 11kui only ".'���1.1.it 0' '.m a ti'iy, t'.-".l In I".tl. iuoi'C Hinn Iv.-ii v.'i-ili'i ."lie hadn't a ."aput on lu-r r,i,y�� ,; :..::. :. ���.:..-!. .'.-; r \:-<-\ ilio (ri-Dimrnf. falio liai ��ot luul IV Mull-, on hvi- eliK''.' tind Mio H two ��nd a lislf jvr:-�� old r.O'v. Ciiil.ui-.a Soap tirid Olnt' l'.ifnt tiU:; cir.-d plmplci on my f.n'C.". (.signed) Mm, McKnltfln, Xtm. ��, IOI.'. J't.r lu-jiliii. V')ar.* coi��ii|f.\l/.n!j. i'i -1, i-oiIkIi Jiaml��, atnliilpy. Kiln cud fullln. Inii*, ("ml- ������iir;'. .oaptind Cuiii-iiia Olntiivnllia'.a.* i.��-��-ii tlm voilil'n f;i\iirlti"i for mom limn a vy.i- . . .11 i a 111, ;-,l,Ui ll.i.,Un'l.l,a.l iill! Y.ai',,.1, i.i I,- triil s.-mi|i!i) of r.i'h iii.>l!n| Iri), wi'li .';��'-p, fl.ln Jloolf. Addi'i-*--. po-.i fiir.l I'otn-r I)n;n inChvuiAhrp,, Dtj.t. ,A)i, JIu-Muji, t, H.X M .' ' VA ti. 'J <"_0 Jle took a pistol from his pocket and offered it to hci\ hutt foremost. There is only ono other way, ho said', and that is for you lo kill me also. Nay, she cnld, avIku have I to do Aviih killing? Uur ho slill stood, offering.her the jjlf-iol wllh ono hand and Avlth'the other mopping hacr. lho perspiration rrom hia forehead. ���Ue avhs trembling nnd swaying so on his fret that she believed she could ujmosl. have overthrown him with ono .nick thrust of her arm. Oh, poor fellow, "she snid pityingly, Don't talk, liko that to me. he cried in anger, Ah, nho muttered, 1 thought It avoiiIiI imvo been easier to die, Obeying somo Impulse she raised her hands mill let doAvn her hair ro that II flowed over hor shoulders. 'Uo Avnli'hed her every movement: Intonlly, Well, como, she .paid, will you uoi listen'lo me. I avIU listen to nothing, lo nothliifr, in flod'ji name, ho erlod wildly, and men as hi- i-poke, tho front door boll rang IoihIIa, lining the house Avith its harsh ohmim. pealing and elangitut' ihroii'-'li the empty Iicjiih.. i'IIAI'TKI! XXII The Locked Door On Tliui'.ild the Olilllglllg of l.lili.%'JI ns li Founded through lho hlU-nt hoiic-i' had nn (ffc-cl ovorwhelmlig anil iipunll- Ing, li BfoiiU'il lo him ni thmij.li It were n Mininioiis, aiid from ivhimi llil,s j in W|,n,, i|���in bei-ause Hi,- oiii.t c,,.ai HinniiHiiiH might eimie It terrilled liliu I nf ()l��� wheal dnrkoiin lho n<;ui- and U to think, It did not seem to lilm pes ; ,|;fli nU| ljy l]K, ],,|i|t.,.. tIicm. naiiinil Hlblt' llm- ihis loud ringing of ih<-> l�� 11 ��� ],||0Hphiii..'�� are iiei'ci-:i-���-i!'j' Id liie well- oould ho due to nny ordinary nioiinn., |!f,i.,���'n.d bnlldliif of mm.elp.s brn'.n Ilo ian])|in.��.i-il |i mm-' he nn angel nr a . .,.,,-* i-^.yy,. (.n)l��. dr>vll. or {it-rhii'm IiIn yuiing hroihei'i' ,(J '|I(1Vfl ������, (( ra'i'iipp.Xnis," wi-'ii-^ n Fi'i'ild'- | NY.i.stcvii lii.tn, "for S ytai'h i..id UrA as Again the bell soinnli-il, and Thorolil tiiju'i-d all round llko n mnu mvukenliig from a gieal stupor, .'loan unU-lu'd lilm wlili iln.r'l eyes, and he still eon- llmifii lo look vonderliiRly round. Then 1 ,, II ���- far *������<���>���* ,."( 'f (li.-a "-.i~,n-i . . , f. .. ,j. . , ., . nnd In'o ihe impsnge lo lho door wlif-ro onee again tl.o bell hud soumlnl Ut loud liislHteiit i-laiiiO". Ilo v. :)' bi.'--l:'y .f.iid '>;eiiid tV' ajoo;- and Avhat ,'t wat In- exiireled io ���SC-c na iH-W'i- l.pf>w, Inn he (pilli�� hup- | fujoM*d'lii'e or Uncw wlmt |; wiir in be ��� ��� ' 1 Ul,, ,. .1,1-1 I I ' I . ���! ��� , ��� ��� I |-ai..-.- ������ -. I ���'���. ' .'". ��� ���, .. , die. Hul all lhat iMood ilifro avjii th.i gri'iilly >\iUi coiitillpalii.n, Ir.jr now my vUk'ii'.. Un.li-r form of a .'.oung woman, ��� habiia nre as r.-guhr ;ih .mj- In my ��� Teacher- - Now, Wii.it?, where did you get. that chewing gum? 1 want the truth. I Willie���You don't Avarif iho truth, teacher, an' I'd rather not (ell a lie. ! Teacher���IToav dare you say 1 don't want lho inith! Toll- mo at once w'here you got thnt chewing gum, ' Wlillo���Under your desk. i ��� Caterhall,' Nfld. Milliard's f.inlmeul Co., Limited. IDoar Siii��,���WhlK in tlr: country last summer I was badly bitten by inosquiiOaiK, su hiulJy thai. I thought 3 would bo disfigured i'or n couple,of weeks. 1 vas nil vised to try your Liniment lo lliiy tho inliat'on, nml i did so. The effect was more than 1 Out here Ave do not propose to wait j expected, a fow applications complete- " " ,"-1!-- '-- "-' - * -- ]y curing tha irritation, and preve.itlnr It's" only tho warm Aveafher, replied his mother, someAA-hat testily, The child is usually right cheerful aud handsome. An old nge itdwinves avo roqulri' loss food to replace waste, and food thai will not, oventi\ the digestive organs, ���.���lill. supplylrg true nourishment. Such an Ideal food Is found In drupe- jXuls, mn ib* i I" whole wheat and bar- j l��y by long baking nnd m-li.'ii of dinst- lase In lhe barley vhk-h changes ihe Arni-eb Inlo a num dlfcc-sLbli* sugar. The phoH'batei', also. ]ilat:r(| up under Un* outer-coal of the wheal, are in. ibe bites from becoming sore. MIX AltlVS L1XIJ1KXT ,h ��� lso n good I'.rt lele lo keep off iho inosquitoe.'), Yours truly, V.'. A. V 11. "As .Mllte enlered lho room ono day lie. saw hh; friend I'nt hanging by a ropo which hu had fastened about his Fionineh. Sure, and wlml be yo .rylng to do? asked Mllii1. I'm trying io coiiinilt snK-lde, said I'm. Well. Fa!il .Mllie, Avhy don't, you hang der ropi: arouiul your neck, you I'oo]'.' Sure, and I Irlc.l 'ihnl, niiKAVored i'nt, but l couldn't ;oi. me breath, eluded in finipe-NuiH, but aro liicMug! aori.yi Hllifl ���,��� pol.ronnui, bur I'll i have to tirrc.it ye ��� -you been dl'h'lt)' !along at the nito of llfly inlle-a an ; hour, You avo wroiig, my friend, -suld thn ! drht'i', I sny I wiisn't, rind hero's 1 a dollar bill Uiui, days 1 wasn't, , Al! right, I'l'luvncil tho pollcomiiii, ]ioc|u>tli)g ihe money. With cloven io one iigiiliiftt nio I nln't goiiig to subject (be eeunly lo tlio ex]icnso of n trial. Mike and Pat worked for a wealthy farmer. They planned to turn burglars and steal tho money which the farmer had hid In ono of tho rooms of bis house. They waited until midnight, then started to do tho job. ���In order to get tho money they hnd to pass the .farmer's bedroom. Jllko said: 'JI go first, and if it's all right you can follow and do just fho same ns I. Mlko started lo priss tho room. Just as ho got opposite tho door tho floor creaked. This nAvoko tho .armor, who culled out: Who',, there? Jllko niiBAvcred with a moaoiv! (Imitating a cat). Tho farmer's wife, being awake, too, said, Oh, John, it's the cat, an.: nil was quiet. Now Pat started to pass the door, and a? ho got opposite ��� it tho floor creaked again. Tho farmer callod out again louder than before: Who's there? Anothor eat, Avas the slnrlling reply. - Old lady (offering policeman a tract)���-1 often think you poor policemen run ..leli-ii risk of becoming bad boing ho constantly mixed up with crlmo, Policeman���-You needn't fear, muni. It's Iho erlmliinbi wol. runs lho ri.k o' bocomlu' .alnls, belli' mixed up AVjtll IIH. Ono dny, rolutfi-a a teacher, 1 navo a bright boy n. problem in algebra, nnd although Jt, AvnH, comparatively easy, lio couldn't do It, Vou ought to bo anhii)iioil of youi'Holf! 1 renin .Iced. At your niso tJoorgo Washington wan n surveyor. Tho boy looked mo ���straight ln tho cym. Vo., i,l., ho replied, nnd at yonr age lie wan president, ot the United BlatOBl ENGLISH !J���gg LACE MARE ��V IHE VILLAGERS IN BL'CKINGIIAMSIIircf-.. No, 100. , I'KICB- .20 per yara!, Our I.acns wcrf awataliil Oold J tl-.o FfSiival ol !!m|iir�� oml linpcriul ;:xhlliilla)n, Crysul l'aliicc, l'Jll. STOCK COLLAK, 3S ctnls (lialf) The ivorlieri have n bn.-iutiful colli' ctlcn d( Collars,, _... Hunliiei, ai Ties, Fronts, Stir,, Volies, Sloe lia, T'lnmrous, .abof;, Ac, (rorn.30, .00, .7. up. Ui-rllirii, Flvo n'rlock IVOylcyii, (re, nml evcryihmr, tlinl can bt- maJd In I.arc, Y.ird I.ace nml luiii-rtlon (row ,10, .20, ,26 up to S3.50 |iu>il, Ilookl.t rniillfil An Inltrtttlnt lloina Iniluo iry." Illu.lralliin over UM ilccliinn r>t I'i'.Ipw Lncc, |ici!>( Ireo to any rait til worlJ. Tin- incr.-innlirrn arn vny illiial ol uny Qrdura., however r.in.ill nilCKH lltncl.miitr ru.i.ow l.ACH om. ����in mr oilur Ml'B. Ul'..'. Armiiti'onoi Olney, Ducks ENGUANl> ������MiillWi ll all>a/Mltf Hood and uni iro'.H,'i-i' than 1 was ii-n j'i'iii'B a;;o. "..num., iii> t.ii-aUuncrf, I nifft a man every dny who Ih Weil nlnim |:i ymii'H and an lbutcH his Rood hrnlili fI , * ��� . ,111 I . ��� a I ', il . --1 ' ��� .... * a ,, .,, 1>;>.| H"l'd fill' l'll> llia't fl \i'<it''�� ilo i .'.a;. I The Real LWor PHI���A torpjil liver I iikaii.s a iii-ioiiiei-cd b,\ bieni, jiu.-jm,i m.- (.���������;���. Untie :iml in lhe rnd. If and idnuli Thoruld i-fcoioii/.oft In ibc'jiri*" oh tirape-Nuia- wuh l'o.nn.i mm ���<:!>. .,,lV0 bo ���ot (nltP��� n el,rnn|n n(nto ot ihey fio Hue lo-nciher. |del)!llly. Tlw very bout medlclno to A"' "i;,vA-11','''"' '';;""���' * ,,lfc'1" io laroiiRi; tho liver to healthy action i�� ui CrapisNiil., I could not .uy Umt IJ ,,���rm(,jQo'H vpRelftblo PIIIh, They are a ouipouiided of purely v.fciMftbl. _ub- ,-:liiiU'i-s nl I'liii-ini h.H'i'iUiii imii lm oi'ii' or pIllH baVaa lli(.'li';flno f|iialltIeK. They do not rtrlni' (����� pnin niu'. they aro Sympathetic Harold .ra.uld \a inched liis mother at hht fohled iip an lntrlcntc plocu of laco sho had .lust eroehnied. Where did ymi Ret tho pufteni .Maniiiiii',' he ijuoatloueil. <")ut of my iK.'tid, nho .lnswercd liphtly. Pock your head feel bcl'iir uow?' ho allied RerioiiHly, Will Reoume Mr.. Ni'wroulis���Uoav me. Wo miiht U'Uvo J'ai'iH timiorrow and avo aro only up to piifie nlnetoon of the guidebook, Mr. N,OAvi'oel,p-~Mtii'k lho phioo and ivt/11 como buck next year and bo- Kin at P��i;u twenty. ���-wlili spongy fe��t collect* the t nvlslble f -UeaM-Byrcnda them orer and polnoiM nu witli tvmfiottf > limb* .na'iiK.'l r.ouiili'iifliioo lli'uil to pilin jn>"u*>, i;t��ii*. 1 -jt* i'-IdvIiir Dora Hone, Oil, ): ir. Mien Hose, lie miitterul. ' y,-,.. A] i ��� ]j .���-i| li,-- i',.|if,-ilr-il, tioddlll'* J '.I! llilll'-I'll, I Wlia-r. I1- .In-ill? >be :i-kid blm -"i.'ii'p- . I-. "Wlii-ueii r 1 mako cmi'; ���rpf-iid on (iiiipr-Nut. food ..(���I'.rnhle lo Iho most Menaltlve stomach. I , cfi'or'. ] nd li just I ��.11_* tho bill. 1 can ilibik ."nd v.rli,., ,; I --\'ll.tl rlll.'ll |-,-1a;lfit','l j ''Tlliie'fl a ueaMU!.'1 Nunie r'.sch I ,bv C'aiiin'ilai' 'Vnilnii-. I'o. W'-Dii.-r,!-. I - .. , . r..,,, ,.., 'On!, ll.-m. "Th.' ltoail t. \V.r\".,..."!l"*,,l,,; '"ls ,h l>ll> iut���-'1 No Hurry as Yet Pupil, 1 AVlllll (111 L'A.'t M-aill tilt I.MaiO-. All vlnlill dear, remind nio of it Ih* In. Us il at. her fpr a loui. time In , i -Un.--, iaaA it sr/ iiit-d all V.d', ill !���-���;'.':. f'-r h!:i h ply In- i;ild: IVr i. '. .'. '���- ������ --.; h- ,o* li,- iinr,', pl.J-MI. Ever read the abev. tetter'' A 'At .',' Cloekt Not Needed U .ax.: one .ippeara from (hue to time They! Wl'^n �� Mi*.*...J I��lM>rln�� m��n has -arc rjentilne, true, and full of hum tn jr.-ilbjil bis I Intertl'. 'Jtlutb I'lK.nvi.i; he knocks iiff an! ca'lH St half a day. .������wmii��� mm**m onr (oat* i Th�� msst^sSm- .^aasK \\JE AJlEnU cxpo-sctl to tueti dtaii��t*r��-our only tinnor i�� good red * �� blood/ i'jet. youv hlomucU lo of v,ood digestion, yout liver attivo and your lungi full of good puro sir and you don't tnrrendtr to any of the dlicAie* b��rlnj t*mt. The bent known tonle tnft kltemtln, that eorreeU i. torjild liver, t.d holpa illgeiUon no thnt good blood U mnmifocturcd uid the ��yitom noudahed, U v&t floMcM Medical discovery Tbti f_wou��medklnobB-ib**n).o,<iliy tn��,dWn.l d��olfr�� In|U liquid form tor ��v��r forty ye��r��. living Ri-cit lallifactlon, If you prefer you can now obtain Dr. J'ltrco'i Golden Medleal IJlieovery ttbleU of your druplrt (it $1,00, ftlao In HUe alls er by tuall���lend 60 one-ctnl atampe, II.V. I'it-rco, M. i)��� UutWo, K.Y., for trial bou tf.llPMlit.na iiflJfo ��rafollratndpwMrlr��niwjrt>dliiili��P��trI��>Mo KA- lalUVdllVllO VI MJUV ,|lerby |(,V i'|��ree, M, IX All i.li�� ImnwlfthrJ a yr>_n</ miaor wontM. wlfeor ot^alilM ibout) li��v��, In rnnUinri) in th',�� |,'t llon.r. Ujk'jm tioofc KMUlnlnt lOOa pir���� with eniravtmri Leuml In rlnih, crr.f, tree lo m. mo M-nrtlan tf- T*- I ����al iUdvi to pr��pay cg.t <t wnpi. lug uu.l po*ua��. ^ mfi^p m. mi**mm**KVitT���r-r^' -in r "' ��� ' ������ * .*������>>.��� ..���...... ,.,���., I 1 1 ' I'J i .tu u rf*wwfljtf��i<>i^Miii��iii.-M^a-i^WyWOei '^K^SKl^&^^^ "M_i^H"'!c^Si_S^�� NOTICE is .horeby rivou tUit opph- ���oatwu will be made to tha Superintond- ���antof Provincial Pohoe, Victoria for n .lioensotto sell liqnor by wholeeiale upon tha p.eu> iw. aitiu&d on Lot 6, Black 15, vCuaiborla_d Town .ite, Cumberland, B. C Ct AU M U SS ATTO, Appliomt. ���Dated this 1st day of Ootbbe'r 1913. NOTIOB ia horoby given thnt'bu tho firat .dny of D io u'wr - next application will be made to Uio SuperinUudettt of Provi-oik] ���Polioo, Vu>t��ria,*rfer the renewal of the tao- Uil liouuae to sell liquors by retail lu too ihotel known as thoLirno kote., situatod nt ���Comox, B.O.' ,- ' Guona- M. Barlow ' J.it��d,Ooti)borl, 1918. ��. .._ .' C '��� NOTICE is hereby given that on the ifirst day of November 191,3, application will be,made to the Superintendent o�� Provincial Police,.for a renewal of-the wholesale liqu >r license upon the preni- iis'es known us Lot 24, Subsection i, Nel- ���son District. 1'Ilsknkr Brewing Company. Dated October ist,"1913 Union Steamship Co. of B. G. THE S. S. COWIGIIAN WII.LSAIL . AS UNDER NANAIMO DENMAN ISLAND-UNION BAY-COMOXJROUTE Leave Vancouver, Monday, at X p, m. ��� , Arrive Nanaimo, at 11.30 p. in. -������r��� Arrive Union Bay, Tuesday G. a.m. WeTiies 11. Arrive Comox, Tue.day 8 a. m, Leave Tuesday, 11 a. m. _ Leave Nanaimo 6 p.' in. Tuesday. Arrive Vancouver l..30 p.m. Leave Vancouver Saturday 8 p.nV. Arrive Nanaixuo, 11.30 p. in Arrive Union Bay, Sunday 6 a.m. Depart 5 p.m. " ��� . Arrive Comox, Sunday 8'a.m. Tepart 4 p.m. ... Subject to change without notice. --7m*c ��� ���' '*> NOTICK ia Uuroby given that 011 tho _rut duy of Deoombcr noxt applii.at;.ou'��ill be uiado to thu Supo-intoudmit i>f Provin- idiil Polioo, Viotiriii, fora ri-uewal of.the .hotel l'.ccnso ta> sell Jiq^uom by retail iu Uie hotel kuowu as the Uuiou hotel, slt- tnito nl Union. B.C. John N. McLkod Dua^l the 1st dny of Optob.r, 1913 Mfc*^a_H__a��>BB_Mnanon 0 , NOTICE ia hor. by ;'iv.u that on tbo fi.Bt dayof Daoombajr noxk, appbcatoii will bo mado to a_u Saperiiitoiideut of Provincial Police, Viotori;-., for tho rcaowal of the ho- tel lioouae to sell lio. .or. by retail iu the lutel known as the Kvvr��ide howl, Bituvee atCoarteoay, _, G. O..H, Frchnka D-tedUoWiHr 1.1013; , * 0 ��� ���� ...Kf.m, m,m m,mmm ,._���������� at. ^^ NOT1CK is oeroby given that. on the ficBt dny of DooomlxT nextapplioati m ��iil bo mado to tlio Superintendent ��f Pr.-viu- Uni Polioo, V|. ttirin, for tho row.��ul of the hotel license to si-11 liquor* by retail in'the hotftl knnwi as tho WiLon hotel, .itiiatod at Uuicw Bay B.C. -.- Aivnuu KlPEH Hobnr Dated Ootobw 1, 1813. NOTICE i.. hereby.given tnat on the first day of Daccmborin.xt applies ti>n will ba raivdo to the Saporit.ter.deat of Piovin- ciid Polios; Victoria, for the renewal of .the howl licen-ao to sell liquors by retail i-i the ho'��l knova aa tho Nehoa hotel, .itinted at Union Boy, B.C. John* F___i.u.f - Dated Ootolior In*. 1913. ' DRINK SHARES Ifi TJ4E The purest and besU.KER,. aud made in Cumberland. HBOIi ft JV,* ���JT. n; McLEOD PEopiaBXor, .v.v, v - - ., ��� . '���;':. ^M^. 4 x BJJBTQN always oq tap also, the famous MILWAUKEE . .1" BEEIU��� Arih-nfler.��� Bojjeinian, Sohlta, 4o. ' ".OLD ORBV BEARD" t SCOTCH WHISKY. / . -^eat Wines and Liquore. of all, kind. The hoarding and Lodgiag Dopjuftinwat, aoder thq immediate a^ywrmtebdenoe .. ,?".-', will bj ,'i��)B..,d Firat.ol__. in every re.peo..i The Courtenay Hotel Eviry oohv(Jiiien��. for gue8t6. The Oential Hotel for Sportsman Nono. bui the Best of Wines and Liquors AXES, kfaatttfKA f(n*i<av< ��� i^tf-yxi^fpa Vl po; per day Brewers' Dried Grains "Better, Cheaper Than Most Dairy Feeds Vancouver=MiIling=&=Grain-Gom ,* Distributors N^NAIMO, B, C. ���fl- . offer you a safe and sound investment with a good return on your- money as well as an enhanced value from now on. ' ,' ������ A Company with NoPrim^tiovShares. ���% ACcmpanywith a ivi fiscal agency. A Company that will look roldy to the.welfare of its shareholders. Shares are now selling at $i for all cash, or on the easy instalment'plan. Call op send for a Prospectus to��d&y ��_-__��� rxawui in,1 iimiiu, m��..n ai��u__����._��iw^ at ih_,Bar. RATES REASONABLE John Johnston, Prop IN THE COUNTY COURT OF NANAIMO HOLDEN,AT NANAIMO. IN THE MATTE1W Giuseppe J. L, Coiitincnzii, deocasod, in testntc, Into of No. 8 mine, u-ftr Cumboi'biiu. B. C, AND IN THE MATTER of tho "OiU- cial Administrator- Act," TAKF NOTICE -that "by order of Hts Honor Judge llarkor, madu during tho month of No- vombor, I(Jl_. I waa appointed Adminiatriitor ol' tbo Estate of tht' abovo mentioned deceased, and all parties having chums against the aiiid oRtnltt aro hereby required to furnish same, properly verified, to Mfl on or before the ,20th day of December 1018, ��� AND all par- ties indebted to tmid estate, are ro- quired to pay the amount of thoir indebtedm-i_fl to mo forthwith. Dated this 18th dayof Novum, hor 1011). W, Wksmcy Willard, Ofiicial Administrator, Cumberland, IJ. C, |vv^^hw^^w*v<^mai��j O. H TARBELL I The Mercantile'--General Agency, Ltd. |.' - Sellings Agent s for Canadian Loan & Mercantile Co.., Ltd* - Head offices : . " 207, 208. 209 Union Bank Buildiug.^Co'rner View and Gov't., Streets, .Victoria; B. C. Phone 3243 Geo., Abbott, Managing Director, "We Build Homes and Make Loans.".. J Little cubes of metal Little tubes of ink, Brains and the printing presses Make the millions think, ��HIGH GRADE STOVES* And nil KITCHEN 11UTRN8JLS Sportsmen* Roods mui 11 General Hardware "Violin Strings, Talking machine needles and Victor Records (or sale at lhe News office. There is no better way of making the people think of you than by placing an Ad in The NEWS. "Nuff Said." NOTIOK Any pnraon or poraone, antting, removing or Inking tiny U'cicik*, timber or wood, of any doflcriptiotli' Jolonginfl to tho Wellington Col- ilory Co-y., or from or nff tho hind of tho maid Oompnny, or unyotiu tipping rubbish nf nny dp..<-,i'ip.ion nnywhen'1 upon tht. company���>��� land will h�� jjrohocutod to tlio full oxtonl of tho law, W. L. OOUhSON, ���bonui'iii iMnnn^or, Co lliory 0o,y, Don't forget to pl.\cc your j;c#t prder for prinling with un. NOTKJB, Riding on loconiotivca nnd rail wny enra 0/ tlio Union Dolliery Company by any porson or jier- Bonn���excopt lain crow���iii strictly prohibited. Einployoou nro nub- m lojlifiTtiifi.fil for allowing oiirn- Uy ordor W. h. COULSON, (JcueraJ Muna^cr. IN THE COUNTY COIJKT OV NANAIMO HOLDEN AT OUMHKHLANI) IN THE MA'ITER of ThomaP Smith, deccnHod, iuto.tnto, who diod in Noleon Distiict on April 20th1913. AND IN TIIE MATTEItiof lho������Ofllrin. ., Administrator's Act" TAKE NUTI0E; tlmt hy ordor of Hiu Honor .Tudflo Hnr)<or, truuln tho 5th day of Nnvombor lfllH.lwi.p appointed ndniiniBlratorof the Es'- ...tfi of tho nbiivp niontir-.u-d do coiiBcd, and all parties having claimu iiRaiiiBt lho eafd Minto are horoby required to furnfoh camo, properly voril\cd, lo mo on or beforo tho 13.li dny r.f Dcenmhrr, 1018, AND nil pari Ion indebted 10 ni d fnl'iU', nro icijnirud In pny tin; amount of tlieir fndebtodno �� to me forthwith. D11M Ibid llth diiy of Novoni- b.or, 1013 W Wwj.ky \Vji.r.AJ.*��* Onicim Adtniniilrntor, Vamh rlin.il, I:. [1 LIQUOR ACT 19.10. Sectien 42, , NOTICE Iij ������horeby piver, tlint on tbo lt?t clay of December next, application will bo mndo to tbo Superintendent of Provincial ppl co for n license for tho Hale of liquor by wbolusalu in aiid upon the prominoB sit jatod in ibo town of Gourtenny, B. C, known and alesciibcd ua Lots 80 and 31, trcc- ion GI. Dated thiii li.th dny of Oo obor 1918. UNION BREWING COMPANY ', John Mil roach i, Miinn^or Applicant LIQUOR ACT, 1910. ' Section VL NOTICIC ia lioieby given tbat, on tbo lm day of December next, ���application will be mndo to llm BiipoiinlcndtMU of Provincial Pol* ico for renewal of lho hotel limnco to Bull liquor by rotnil in the bo'-A known iik tno Mnlnspiiui Ilot'd, fi.uuto nl Lund, in Ibu Pioviuceof lliiiiah Co'iMibin, .Dated this 8(h day of October, 1018, FRED TIIU UN Appliniint LIQUOR ACT, 1010. Section -12. NOTICE h hereby pi von llmt. on the let dny of December next, upplionllon will bc mud-* 'o Ibe Superintendont of Provincial Polio" for rontiwnl of the li"tcl liopreo ���o tioll liquor by icliiil in A o boMd known nf<|ilifi Willow- lloiil, **i;u- uto ntOimpl oil River, in the Province of Hriiiidi Culnmbl', Dntod Iblri 8ib dny of Oo'i-Iit. 1UJ3, (JliAKLKti TI1UUS Api'licno! .��� ADVKUTISKMENT. NQTICE ia* hereby given tbat an Acli'in ban Imoi. nii.cil ngaiiiril tbo Pi'iidentinl Ai-Hurnnce Compnny Limited, 71 Ronlleld Street, Glasgow, for pay moot of tbo euin of ��131, beiiifi iho proceeds of tbo Policy No. .JuTS'LO wiih nald Com puny on the L<fo of John .Tuck, 97 LaiiKlands Rond, Govan, Glasgow, and that the Sbeiiff of tln> County of l.nnark, Beo'lnnd, ban ordered ndvertiscment of notice of Paid action by interlocutor, at followp; ��� Glapyow, lOili Hcptomber, 1918. IIoIiIb the fund' correctly staled in thn Petition, nnd in lo-poot tbo PurmiorB and is'ominal Itnl��eri�� hnvo coufiigncd iho fund in (he hiiiidn of "the Clerk of Court ISxon orH and dii-ebar��n-. tbom of nil claims in ibo action. Appolntp iniinia'>i"ii ot tha Action to bo mndo by Ad von i-!omei,l publliiliKl uiice in a Now^paper olrcubniiift in Cuiriberliiinl, V a neon ver Ihlnnd, llriuidi Columbia, Ci��uadu, nnd up- p lin'.n clniiuiinU in ilia fund lo lodua 'li'.'ir clninja wiib tlm ','lerk of Court within onu momh fron. tho daio of KUcb ad ver I hi. ;i. eo I, and fcnil' the -ii-'c I" Ibo .'iiljtirtlmi'nl roll of 18th November i cxt. <Si��ur..|> W. (.i. HCOTT MoNCIUliKP A noiin. MuM.vhtin, A true eopv. H.C.I). Iu tcrin-H liiorcof notice is h'.'ioby iijivcn of .aid aclion and cf .aid in lerlooulor. I:(,\VNI)KS * RENWK-MC 28 IhithSiruo'.UhHRow, Holicit- mn for Real Rnii-or, N0T1CU' ia horeby eiveu thnt at tin noxt iiK.a<it.i.*tf,of the B.nrd of J.iconHii 0> ni nii8.iioijorij of tlio City of Cuinb.rlniiil, I i ton��l to n���ply for a renownl of tii. Imt. ol lieonao hold by me for tho WBYurly Llo-el, situated ou lot i>, blook 15, I'muLnr laud Ton-ii-Ho, FRANK DALLOS J)fttenHliu29lh Jiycf Oct. Ii)13, 'Noiicois lieroby given ih.il at the next mcctiiiK of lhe I3oai'4 of License- Cojiiu.is.ioiicis I intend to apply for a reniiwml of ilie hold license held by me for the New liny land Hotel, sltuaiecl on. block j, lm ,], Cumlwrhind Tawnsite. JOSEPH WALKEK Dined Oct, _9ib, ivij. N-OTICK ii hereby jjiven ihat at dm ne.t nieetinu of the Uo.ird of biceine Coininissioiiois of tlio City of Cumberland, 1 internl 'o apply for ;i r_new.il of the hold license held by mc for the "Kin.,' i'Jcorne" Hotel, ��� sitnatcct on lot 9, block 7, Cuiiihei-land Townsite. VICTOR I.CNOKA Dated this .911, day .if Oct., 1^13, NO 1101. Ir liumby givou tlml ut thu nd..t iii"p|i��|(nf thft IlaMrd of l..cuu��'i�� OnmmiaBioiiiTii pf thn Oitv 0. Hui>ib��r> linul, ] int��nit tn npi/ly U r a rontv-1 < f tlm ���"'I.u'l'miIi, li(|iior lioniic hi'ld iy no, ml- \uArft on lut bi, blonk 0, CnnilK-lsual i'll'iVIJaaillJ, JOHN il.MWJilOUI Daliii Ait .ii!, d��y of Om.. 1.i'-'i. fiO I !(.',. 'II 1' _/".-W ijlV.'H M^t f-. ���!'-��� noxr, uiediiiff if tho Rnurd cf ],lu.<i'.'�� CoHHUilarilOlllaij of tilt of Ot.h.r. NOTICK if hi-i-.by (.-Ivii-.i lh.it n��. ihn mat iiii'iOu^i'if l.'"i< H0.1nl ��f Liu n.o(.'-m, |!ll i.lii||iTM of thi' l 'IV nf J'l'l I It'llali.'l, IVi* lllll'lld til Iffl'h' f'-'l' ���> M'-'l h J . f !)ni IujL- iiliir-iiM' hill by 1111 fur tlr>�� Vr'-.d-unc |lo|i��', HJi'intoil mi l"l <", 1 Inch It. t'niiit nr l-lllil Tn'MiHiU'. hi-'Y-VV I).\MO.N'TE .1'). ..:i'i: Lh.'AAXO U,t\"A C'.'lob r '^il!i, l'.'I.'t. l-'ivi, I li d.id lo ajj^ly for u ru:iowii'a ** iho wholfrfij,) liquor li.m..a held'.; ii.. oii bjccii in, liitli, t'ua)lu<rhi-J luMiitiit.. gUH MUaS-bVi JO. Dat tl thiH U'JUi Joy uf ()jt., 1018. NOTICK in liortby.Kivea t>jant u�� tT~ 1.1 .\t nit'ttiiij,' uf tlii, lloiid 1 f J.iri.'i *.e Com ini-iMU'i"i'rt ot Du 1'iiy nt 1 tin l.i.'i.i��- -I, i ���,ti��nd in iijip y 'er u r^nr-A'ul -11'-au !,..'.- nl ItuonRO hul'l hy mi' for ibv Ctn il >., ��� ".' Hotel, ���Jilaiil-dim-o' 1, blopl; 'i, I'nin' i-i- lnnd Tn.ui vn, WILUAM .JlIP-'/.tKlKU' I.ntci. t'i��-ithdi,.v -it An .. I'Jl'A, fi&f&'m Wo;'*J5rhc:i5>'j#:n.\ Wmfi^Jine Vrmt }.,',jUi; K'tti.e'lV. rVpj> ?/ iml" ..,-.��', , rir,a?_," '. v.'.>> & - '�� ..llailUM Vitl'.O-.,, Jj���. M'tllcA in rill ��tiii .t :���'.- T/.' in tlbil?.;/, .iir '-il ni,.' fin ii'ii'tiri"; ' y��u��',f v, Hr.XU,U 1'' . ki'.'fr, K, ���- '.'.-' ��� . , m,iU'rrliO''(,ii"i l,r''it of.-i' ��� ���*'*>��� / ''i.-ii* I'.:. V. vr !. ; m .i-i .".; '.'-, ��� :;'.".-; \.'!'.l > u-".��. '!i!! li/ ".11 .b'U., il-!.. '.V "th.' I v. ..1 I... .. . ....,, I. I.' ... .... . a plr." |i|;'r. (i.i f-i :,,. . , ��� III a .' .' ."ii- V ���fViJi, !->���.-' 1-,-.. I.',; j*-. I. ,'..tjJL> ��� JV. ' l ;������!,*���������_ J.-..������ Ml...-art^n*" *��������� ���������^W^.l'J.i't'' ���������i1 ���������"���������( viUfiw������a/*v^i_.W1,*si;*aBfc v-Jf^nl-.s,-������,!������������*������*.��������� yv*_|r*-r,ai. ���������a^l^.������<',gJf.ll,*^~aL-'-i^--CV<^*''W ,.^,t_i-.<*.*M<������gUMf--teilM9>W^^ ��������� _���������..-.. -a .* 'I ':U' * J ft *���������'"���������������* * ... ,. p-_-r*i I..**--*- ^ ,.-/--* ._, - ,a THE NEWS, CtBlBERIiAND, 11 a ^^ tS-UMMU_UIAMMii_^^ ike the Liver its Duty Nin* Hi'i-.t in I an ivhen the liver i> right th< s.l'jM.v:!i a.id bowels nre light.' CAP.T.-.R'S LITTLE LIVER r,a*ullj'b;il Not Mixed Farming, but Farming When nn iii.el|i_,ei.! observer, aftor sliidyiiig conditions "in iho wcsi, ad vises thai lho farmer should raise somo stacK. lir-ei) a" fpw oows, raise vegc-i- nblc-s, for his own uso. or for marlaPt, whon, in a word, it is ?,uqgrslcil tliat ho follow iho methods ol' farming in .Uio older wetilod provinces, wo say ! tho wchi, is bo GIRL'S NERVES FULLY RESTORED Obtain Lasting Chase's ' Nerve }>r,l r la.y d.i in cliilv Curo*. C' r.tipation Indices lion, 'Iculadtc, and Distreti after E.A.7,?, Small Pill, Small Dose. Small Price. Genuine mu-i Lear Signature SOLID' GOLD WATCH FrU. (hA&ir* _R_,\T OrFKR \W A RliSPONSIBI.K I-IRM. IT COSTS VOU NOTHING TO TRY, 1 .> .i.i/ ;.,���������! , ' aa' .i '.J", *:i'|i'>- tl.n <"���������'���������" '��������� '��������� j: '"���������'"��������� '���������' *M',1 ' ' .(I'l.l'ia.Vi a. :.-.-,.i ... Towm, ?r.i! di-': ��������� '''a.';'".''.!���������'!.'?,'I-' , ��������� ,���������>. , , sis ;.,.i.'s solid r.oi.i) \v.. .cm, r--,l f. 1 '.-"ll a���������.!*. OUllll 'live:, Oil '.is: iciin llie on ii ium! 1., ;i v',i ,',.., i'.iki', <s; Sf.nl fnxelWt..!- (ve r,������|jly lai e.l.' of a) pan" ..In WAtcli. Th* tl. Prize* iilv.r Walchoi,' s !"-"'��������� ;*" vour nltruml w> ������ "iinnl Villi siaiimed *clJres������pJ .���������nv_.'ci'a_ l-EI.LOWS & CO., 10. _n)ivo:.)>��������� Uiiildl.Kj, .lucl'ioum* Lai"*.. Birmi.t .>u������. l.inlAii-. Tlie wi-.in-jr i������ reui.ii-Prt l������ pui-wo n Chain 1'rn'i'Ui laJ avcji- villi linmo of titis uapei- nuial be meialione tyiiinert of laal co.-viiioliaian were', Mrs. A. Gay. Am:,erst, Nova Scotia, San Mrs. A. Fowlow, Trinity East, .'<*���������.-. THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY, Na.. No-.N-ft ���������THERAPION^ra great success, ci'rks chromic we \K-.a ess, i.ort' ������S0������ _ vim, ;: ions'.', buddcii, m.i-.asss, bi.ood Poison, VII.XS. -f.lTin.H, NO. ORIJClGISiaorMMI. Sl. POST a CTS uouc-m.i co. at), bi;?:;:uan ht,:;kv.- yokko. lyman duos toko:;io. va-.'.in: ton FREE boo:; ro Dr. lb cw.o MBB.CO. li WSBBIOCKRO. lUMPSTSM), LOKUO:,', E/lO. *RV.Nh-.l l!!HC.Er.������T_Sl"af.nSS)F_0K.M05 j..Asy to JAKB SAI-K Allr. i.AsiiitCr cum. JEE THAT TRADE HARKED V'ORS 'THB'tAPlOS' 13 ON MIT. GOVT.STAU? Af. IX1.D TO ALL GEliDINg PACKKTti WRlIMei������ WATERPROOF COLLARS AND CUFFS Soiu.-.hin;,' belter than liimn mul, no' laundry bi::s. Vi'asli It with soap >ix !i Wale.. All stores or direct. Stale style aud siz". for 25c. we will, mall yon. THE ARLINGTON CO. OF CANADA, S3 Frnser Avenue. Toronto, OntarIi*> , Limited R���������ST AHD HEALTH TC MOTHER AND CHUB. Mas. V/isslow's Sooti'['i:;c. Svrui1 lias bent -���������hsed fuiiflvaE.S.1 XTV_ VEA'RS by .MII.UOy_ of "motiTkks "f5F~nieir" c"Hn,i>m������ar^WTTT*V TKKTIUKO. villi PERFKCV SrrcCKSS. Jt SOOT11MS Uie CUII.n, SOI"l'IJNS Lite Oi;MS\ A1M.AYS all I'AIN ; CtTRKS WIND COl.lC, nml is the best remedy for I HARK HO', A. IL is all. solutclv lianiilesii. Be sure ami ask lor "r.'rs. Wiuilow. Sootliiuu tiyrn,-)." and take no o'jtt kind Twenty-Vive ceiili a bottle. .WANTED at onee _'e:'Rons to work for us in spare lime at home. No experlenco reqr.:i-oii with our NEW ART COLORING PR0C3SS Kr;:.v onil fnscfnat'n. rrork. Good pay. Ko canvassing. W.ll* for instni.-tlnnK ffree). COMMERCIAL ART STUDIO, 115 Collet's Street. Toronto, Canada. .ulvlscil to SO Into iuixp.il fnnnhi... \\'hy iho (inallfyli.ft adjeollvo mixed':' Tho man who rnlia-ps uoiliiii"' hhi Ri'iiin yoar lu finil om, who supplii.h i'ii; li\<>le wllh veg- uiwn grooor. who nipjii ami! satls/lps * ooinloiisi'il iiilllc. is nm funujiift- in ih. lusi spii..o._ .lla> is (i minor, uilaini. vIoIips u*oi- tin* soil, .lust ,is inily as lho iiiuii wlio mlnoa for .ilvci'. or ooul. ov sold, only he doos uoi liri\f io ilii; lino the bowr-ls of Hi. oki'Hi. .lis riches come io .hlni from Ih. soil, and fippoar In lhe Roldou lioads of .uraiii. 'rhoy do nol jml 11 so hliinily, inn whm these woll nioaninji' ndvlsor,s have in niliul is thai thp men ni' ilio weii should ora.se nilnliitt, mul ,'ako uji iiirmiii_.'--wliai wo have como io call mixed lai'ining. There can be no ftiiinsftying (lio wisdom of Uio. _ilvh:t!. We tanno, i'oi-- ever rob (ho soil of its rioluioss and ox-ipt-rii lo ioialn lis ferlilKy. If we are lo '.ake from lho ground lhe goodness ihai Xiituro has implaiilcil in il. w_ should retiirii to l.ho soil in ihe form oh .i.rtiliz.'*s somotliing' of thai, which we lake away. J'Juf there is another side to iho economic aspect'of ilie .siUmiion. The unwisdom of I'liUiug all one's oggs 'n one basket is as potent today as it ever was.' A, partial failure of a grain crop may mean lo many a grain grower tiro, difference between" comfort and financial ouibarrassmeui,. but if lie be fortified wiih a few head of stock, if tie has irnnal! dairy herd, and some hogs, and a garden, even a complete failure would, not seriously inconvenience bim. In ihe earlier days of tho woi.: liiore was nothing for il but id raise, grain. There were praciically no mavkeis fair -farm pro-, dnoe. But with chics and towns springing' up all over the country, Uinf'day has passed, and tliero are now many centre, that would gladly avail themselves of fresh supplies direct..from the farm - Farming, mixet" farming, if yon will, would, as .1. Oled, Smith. Dominion superin(eudei)'. of emigvetion in London, has pointed out, go a long way toward solving the farm labor, prob- T*om, by affording employment ihe year round for farm labor, that Is now sc! adrift af the end of the liar- -V-Csi_.aiitl__t_ir__3liiiig__.Ani1_.i.i)is-mali.iiiL is of growing important-, io the farmer-of the west, To Lo assured of help when needed, help that has been trained and knows lhe work and the aoouniry, would be a mighty boon. Viewed from almost any standpoint the arguments seem strongly to favor farming, raiher. lhf.n mining'.��������� Winnipeg' Telegram. Was Never Able to Ceneflt Until Dr. Food Was Used, Too many _;ii-]s grow nn v.'llh weak', anaemic bodies and exhausted nervous systems. Indooi" life, and ioo uiuch npplicailon in s-.hool arc- sometimes ihe cause. Tho blood needs onrldiliig and the nerves mod sirongtht'iiing "by such Iroatmoni as Dr. Chase's Nervo Food. This loud o.ui"> is doing wonders for mnny thousands of girls whoso par- ems had almost, ever devoliiplug women. Mi'.-*, J. Il.uiiall. offo sYoodvi.lo avenue. Torouto, writes: ".My daughter suffered from iin."voiisness since child- hoo i, and any medicines sho trici. did not do any lasting _..0aK Wg read hi the papers about Dr. Chase's Nerve I'Yiod, and ..iy daughter used it with wonderful results. This i real nient has built up her systom and so siuenglhoncd the nerves ihai she feel;-- like another girl," Dr. Chaise's Nerve Food. CO cents a /box, 6 for $2..0, all dc*..o*rs, or Edma.i- son, Mates ���������& Co., Limited, Toronto/"-��������� despaired of thelv into strong', healthy Ba Wise Ii ia baaer io be wise Ilia.! rlcl;. W,' Ao not aoe this beeausi.- we have all ihe world, and wo are seized with (he fever for nione.v-gpiling and money-spending. There are thousands -.������f people gelling mora*: satiBfaclWjii .out of vheir (.ulet daily round of Iniaihes's and social life than any of these birds of paradis- with their tlitling to and fro upon tiio .'ace of ihe earth, . One of the most fatal things for the peace and happine.s of ;,ny mar. ts to bo caught ia the swirl of discontent that is causei. by this envy -A .these so* called siiccesBfu? people. . The wise shall inherit glory, but shame shall be tho promotion of fool3. The country would go lo ihes dog3 ln a month if H were not for the Qiilol, steady, stay- n.homos wlu form the bono and sinew of our business, social and spiritual life. . Learn tho wisdom of boing unlet ffnd content wuer:. you aro and leave "ooonisters and promolei-s to tiiPir game of chnuco. Jiflf'Ctaoi shrd cmi'wy'cinfw omfwypy The Heart of a Piano is tho Action. Insist on the "OttbHigel" Piano Action Bearing Out the Adage What's the be^L thing you ever saw thnt bore out the old adage that cleanliness is next to godliness? Loninio see. Oh, yos. Back J.i .'.ho (own where f camo from the Salvation Army, barracks was next door lo the Chinese Laundry. r A'tJins wan'tfd ��������� no artistx. ���������*-' ooiigo.I.'il upocIIpwotI; al liome; nmUc from '.hi-ff tn five ilollni'fl per dny iloeoi'- iilln;. civUitcn lops. Armciur Art Co,, Oepi. C,, l.i'cdiilliar.e l-iloi:.':, Wlnnlpij-. iMMaR^AtiJ^fefiRTA. SweJi'iilLirff's ffrenl -.vorlt on freavrn .-mil IVcll and tin-liii! ul'irr di-iilli. ���������I'Dpnircs.only .Uci>nln p,ist|>.'iiil. II. I.k������r.4R6F.ucli4 A-������!.,Taronl0, Out. Explained 1 see now why it takes you so long jo shave. I have been watching you, IlivoiT.. Weir.' You make n lot of hideous faces at yourself while,, doing 11, and every face, of course, require, a separate shavo, __M���������wi mm .������a nwnw Minard's Uni met.' Cures Uai.druff. 203 acre farm, much profit de- Not all in Many Acres The other day one of the leading Toronto papers iu 11 .'agricultural sec- lion, published the story of the success of John Clark, brother of tho Do-' minion Seed Commissioner Clark. Put into a few words, the story was to the effect lhat Mr. Clark, aftor going along for r.ome years on a without, making very cided that ho would try a smaller area, lie purchased a'run down tract of 2i- acres close io r, town, and devoted his uliomioii to intensive production of friiiis, honey, poultry products and vegetables. The result has boen that: for Iho past two or three yoars ho has made a prolli of about five thousand dollars a year. Wo make reference to- thi.> simply-do give point to tlie siiiteiuent that thero are-many fanners in Western' Canada living on farms far too large foi- thoir moans and their energies, who would <lo far botto.- en a small area, reasonably close to a good lown. the treatment of the farm being of moro intensive ti nature. While we cannot grow fruit in these prairie provinces just'-lil.e thoy can raise if. in Ontario, still wo can keep poultry--and bees with equally as much profit; and also; in a well selectecLlo- Viilhcr,, said-liulc KuLh, appealing- ly, why don't you stay at lionfe to work as other little girls' fathers do? Father.' who s, the busiuess manager of a1 great corporation, has to travel extensively, smiled fcmdlv at his Utile daughter. ��������� I'd Iovj to. Huth, ho-answered, but you seo I havo to earn a lot of mom y to take care of my little girl and hor mother, and 1 can't get enough work lo do hero at home. Oh, father, cried Until, reprovingly, t don't believe you've ever tried hard enough, Why, i have seen a dlgi'i out: Man wanted, lots ami lots o[ limes. There was one over in front of our grocery shop this very morning. Minard's Liniment for sa!<Teverywhere cTTiityr \vinr~proper~jifdg ifTomt nTow-'T inlo the business, .'. is j ist possible thai the raising of small fruits might prove as remunerative hero as in,the oilier provinces. Already about'our cities aud largo towns' of the west thei-a! arc excellent', chances for men on small areas producing high class products ihat will be put upon the market in a perfectly fresh condition Mr. Carpenter is thinks ho is. As lhe otlice cut-up, or lie camo in one morning last winter, the clerk with t.he innocent face addrosEed him. I say, Carpenter, have you read about General Tlia- .iu the paper this morn: iug? - Ah, said the cut-up. General Thaw. Ureal friend of mine; met him in South Africa. .They've given liim a knighthood, 1 suppose. The clerk with the innocc.-.t face handed him the papor, and pointed :o- the weather report. U was headed 'General Thaw.' ��������� . As Ordered The. .menu of a certain Montreal restaurant Is a thing of wonder to strangers. H couinlns several pages of various dishes, all classified, .mostly with weird .Vouch names. The country visitor eyed It iip and eyed it down, but could indite nothing of it Aiid lhe waiter siood silently at his side. ' At last in despair, the diner dabbed his finger in tho middle of ono page, and said: ��������� Bring' mo some of thai. Quin. m'sleur! replied the waiter, Tliat ees mayonnaise dressing', sat'. I know that, my man. snorted the countryman. ' I can read. But.m'seiu, said tho waiter apologetically, what will you have it on? The diner glared. On a plato, of courso, you idiot! he roared. Do you feed your guests iu troughs at 'this restaurant? '' cook' Getting the Most Uow will you have your eg ed. asked the waiter. Mako any difference in the cost of 'em, inquired the cautions customer .with the brimless hat and faded beard. "No. , ' Then cook theiu on tlie top pf a slice of ham, : aid the custome:-, g'rea't- ly relieved. From a Cloud of Smoke .Hour aud ''twenty minutes, nox.' train, said the porter as ho turned into thn Availing room at" the Utile eOainir.v slation. n'ui, muttered fho .Irishman philosophically, as he ontorod ihe waitin.-* room, I'll ill] a p.po. Jle liad toon calmly seated for about a quarter of an hour., when a fussy, nervy Utile woman entered and su: o. the seat, next bim. ,,. - Sir, If you were a, gentleman, she remarked with, asperity, yoii,woukl not smoke hero. If ye wore a iatly, .mum, ye'd th farther away, ho retorted. If you won- my husband, I'd givo you poison. " ,a Slowly and cc_. prohensiVcly Uie scr;. of Ki-ln surveyed the acrimonious womnn, puffing a.uir-ily at his .pipe. If you wore my wife, he said, as; li3 quietly felt for his pouch, I'd take il. Sweet and palatable. Mother Gravi s' Worm J.xierniinaior is acceptable (o children,, and it does lls"worl; sure"," and promptly. .-������������������ She���������Doesn't it' I also .all make to pay for your big ing? He���������By 'no means; but it {fake more than I could make i for less. " you can adverti.r, AVOtlld to pay Convincing to Ladies This Oven Test! -.--. King ns Trlluitor Thi'i'-' is a iirinii- ,.ii,,i* kept, hv the iiinsii.".' of llu: Idiig'is household in which i-i '.'of down all lhe vaviair; old I'nsh.oneii ii'Unlos which arc annually pah! u, the !���������.!.-������ hy !.C'n>i>i'a;iuii., a in', oilioi.-i, For V..a lirst llmo, howovor, the Mi g boi-omen in his iurn ii Irlb'ilrii-. n.id nol roO-lv- cr. for In Uu condlllon.s ol' tho calo nf Iho Slii-ai'hoi'iio flail I'-iirm, Just' north ol l-iaiulrlnuhrun, which hi., niu- li'Hly hn. hough, from Kiniiiiil.iirl ���������:<ilif.','\ Cambridge, ho hn.s Ifi r.iipply ','i'-li yi-:n' .'-,!.'< fai turkeys. A man of letters who visited Washington roconily appeared ac hut ono dinner parly during his slay, Then lie ;-���������.l. nosl io lho daughter of a noted nnv.il otllcor, .Her vocabulary Is of n Vi ml peculiar If) very young g'n'l'i, but nlio rattled away ar. tho famous mini,'without a moment',, respite. It was during a pnusu in tho general rou versa I Ion Unit she said io lilm. I'n awfully sluclc on Shakespf-W".. l.o n't .wm J n rt I v* H. 11a la, i * *. it h '. I u;. V Mn r. irauU fire.'H. man's i. liluk he's too lidli-lllHl terribly ,;i- lirllll ���������P'-iirlaii lo nnt _-..'>. ly hnlar ho hoar , for has ihu as a few You ought to have seen Mr, Marshall when he called upon.Dolly the other night, remarked Johnny to'his sister's young man, wlio was taking tea with the family, I l.c-11 you he looked fine sifting there alongside ot her with his arm��������� ��������� Johnny! gasped his sister, her face the, color of a boiled lobster. Well, so iie did, porslsled Johnny, Uo had his arm��������� John, screamed liis nun her, franclic- ally. Why, whined (he hny, I was��������� John! said his father stonily, leave Iho room. A Kitchener Story Lord Kitchener thinks 1'ia'r nur- riago moans the end of a soldier's career; in fuel,, fi soldlor should bo wedded to,his profession, Somo llmo iif,'o a vory woll known lady to whom he had expounded this view relorted by asking him a qiiesllon, If Uio oIllcoi'B of lho anny today are not lo marry, said Bho. whoro are you to find the ollloei- for tho army tomori'ow? And Lord Kitchener, remembering (hat officers nro usually Uio sons of o flic era wns silenced. Slink' poors. Yos. he -Mild, solemnly, l do think ho is,liiioi-1'.aailng. 1 ililuk ho Is more than iPm, I Hiiiil- Shiil;i\s|)_n.'fi Is Jiihi iaai,ipi> ioo cnu, fop anyil)ln_'. roes, idcy, Mimaior 'lie distilnco A .ros^i'i; lho road i\ ci'/imliy road, olio's, a lako in .'."inn iuilway 11 ii��������� ; right ,'iiiglo;*. Miiii'i' up liie road, an uuioiiinhllc, ���������ell loaded find mini I tig ut '.Mgll MOOll liJlil")' ai Uio lai rl'.hi nn fxpi'f.is ���������nln Hoih iiuiiii'ii.'ilillf' uud rii'ii ni'1' rif'ih- c In v.n',1 lho oro "ling. Owner of iindiiiiolillc t.i i liaui'i'oiir.''< 'an ym, nifiko ,1'.' I The oliauf.fiir, siio.-'illiig' up: Suro Fl ,,,, ���������,,.,!. ��������� t,< I Ch������ ipest of Oilo,������������������Considerin,-' lho ciiiail.'i iimilliiiH of Iir, Thoiniifi1 Kcloolih Oil li Is Ihu t'heaiiosl of hll propaiiiiifiiiM fifi'i'i-ml lo M<o publl.i, II. I. to lm round lu orory di'iig' fitoru Jn Canada.-, from cna-<! tn cuiim nntl all f'Oiiiilri I'.iorchiiiilii keep Ir for I'lilo. So, 'ilu'lng r.'.lly priiciirali!''1 and oxtromoly model-ale WltllfiU. a pi'loc. no Ilo of It, ouo ���������dimilfl he lio;,,] hi'iit! * ���������? !! :. *l"7!????? 1 y wl ������:������'������ 'y-^*^ awn ������.y������^> N'JtAw'YA. ,,������A-'b,n Tin- baniilliy ot a Kffi pnoni hy Alfred Noyes l"d a 1'hllnd.lphlu, hou- nolofir di the l''r.uik]ln lun to my. I run pooiii oi uie ht'.i l'l.'iiiiiuiri nie tl a yon:)!, '���������'.i:n:i!i fr. n ll'luol.-i who flaw tho AUiinlli' for the Aval (linn lust, week ar Capo Mny. Ah hIics Blond on the windy hoiioh, ijazing' droiimlly oui over tho water, ji hiild Im hor: I Dll I Mi,i iji ilii' Jll.", llllll' .Wil liHVL- I over toi' t iMo ten, oh'.' v ��������� ^Yes, the vo.-y ilrsi dine, sho niiHwer- i.i ii. Anl \'. Iml -do Jim I hlni: ft Vis ml. . Ji, hIio -salilt nv..d'.i Jim wllh n:i it'tiio V.kA oyuinr1:- of II? F .lc f ilie, Four Months Without Walei" Phi-op on tin; ".\ibo Nii'l.nitl fore?!, Utah, go four and n half months without wiilor except I'or such moisture as thoy goi fiur rho dow and tho Juices of iVii'iigo plains, Grazing Khcop on a, rnnue ciitlroly doHlltuto of water ]a n roconl iniioviillon duo lo l\)f> ill- f'l'oaslng (lomniid for forage mid ottorl. (if HU' I'lll'l'Hl. Olllco It) hllll II pllU'i,' on the foi'ost Hinges for all lho stock ih;*.t can In- HiM'i'ly iidiiiliioil. The area on lho Ncho whh'.i lui:. now jirovi'd una- bio hy sheep Iii high nud rooky, ft portion of ll being aliiivo limber lino, anil It hn.i uoltlior '.'|ii'liign nor btrciiiiin fit' sullioli'iii size or nccouslhllliy lo ho mod for stock wnlorlm; purposoa. Tho grazing fiPinioii latu fi'imi Juno "hi io Clotobor ill, nnd during this porlod of four mill n half months Um nnlnmls do not got a drill!:. Hurler kii.-Ii coiuIIIIoiir. liowevrr, the Hhoep havo iloiKi nxlroiiiely well, and Inki. yeiir'H liiiuh from Ihi-, rungn Iuul mi iivorngo wolejif at tho oloio of ilio HCfiRnu of IIS pounds on (lie Chicago uiaii'ii'i, Villi, u ,\as uiaiur ,uiu\o the .normal weight from tlmt vlcliiky. In one nren on tlio '1'iirghoo fcirotl In Idiiho sheep got w tor only twice diii'ln-. Iho four months fuiminor grn/.- FiiK Hmisnn. Thero Is in. water on Uio riiiigc bin lho Hhooj) nio drhou to ������ nearby listvonin lower down ihn mourn i-nlnslilo. LnmbH from this miiRe weighed li,. pouiidrt on fho Chlcngo miirkot, So. that y;A! may use less flour, we do what a home cook would do if she������ were in our place. From every shipment of wheat delivered at our mills we take a ten pound sample. We grind this into flour. Bread is baked from the flour. , We find, that some samples make more bread and better bread than others. So wc keep the shipment from which the more and better bread' comes. The others we sell. Yoii save money by using flour \that bears this name, And yo^/get Better bread. V* "More RreacKand Rettei^Bnead" and "BettervPastry/foo" I a- ���������A Mil l"i!'dy'- Anv !>'t GOc. .*������ . o* or ai all (idlers, c:!n_ Ccmpriy, Cinndi six boxfle for $.1.D0. or Thu Dcidds Mfcdl- l.hr.lted, Toronto, .ri'.ii- I.i)w hi . time.. fiVn. WoodH���������I.ew'rt do-r. lias a It- i-"iiHo, you ���������' now, .fiidd Whi-iI���������llm 1 don't ihliil. lho !'. fii������a'o alliiv,' hlni 11.) bit.', n mau lllOI " lllilll lltll'i. i>'Y:'-, >''M:Y7yY������7y "_f^*'w'i'''��������� '��������� ��������������������������� '"' "'''' "''*."���������- * ' :' ;%���������������������������-' .,"������������������*"������'';' ' t- m it il ding tna tem%������ ..' .,(:������, , "'. *^ i,'-i '��������� ', ' ," -,���������', ���������'���������' ��������� 'a a, / 'li '*, , ,- ', \l A VA N. U 9C9 'ration of Independence .v, I nor> you ar<! IiavFnj.. how ir..de fir tho poodle. It Ih t! o latest ffld. Korvt. notice rl^ht horo tint D'r. '.'.: ft ll.'aill.'a YC'3*. V.HI, F don't lmtfoit "tiy dog. <Jo-?,n tlin bacli, wfill-hiiown Hootch professor wna ia liilaion.il!., dllliil lip la; Ijiilliiiu.tl to nttond tlio Into Quoon Victor!'., and wiij o-troiii'-'ly pi'u'Kl of tlio lumoL*. Ono day a nolle, iippe'in ft lu tho mil- vorr.lty which Hinted thai Prof. coiilil nut ntt'jul hi. clanai>3 that day ns ho had boon ffilled up tu n.ilmoi*- al to soo tho i\i"���������oen. A watffilHh ������lu- dviii. v.'iio h.tw Uu jjiitica wroln im- !o.n.-i"i lr- r,.-ft iM.-,v ti;.a q.,^. Ui I A Stiffr.ia������!tte. Hualunif hovo boon wauling to a.������:; >mi to my hotiKO, old irmn, Well? ]* your wff.-or���������In lull thu -.v.--������l- nr oi'A" ABROAD itatcmenl���������Yel literally true. The turn of man rrom tta bem'nning lint been to make his buildinR material* ns nearly like natural stone as possible. Tbe great labor required to quarry stone led him to seek various manufactured substitutes, The only reason he ever used wood was that it was easie������t to get and most convenient to use. f Wood is no tanner easy to get. Like most building material, its cost is ia* creasing at an Manning rate. , . # ., :i vice ot economy. CowrrtB 5������ tne bent building mutrrial. _ Canada's farmers are ming more concrete, in proportion to their numbers, than the farmers of any other country. Why ? Because they are being supplied with M #* *% *% #1 ��������������� f Ai IV* IB******* T ���������. V/UUMwU **��������������� w ������_.aw **,-w t cement of tho lilaliot poeiibla quality, irhlcli Ib. ���������urei tlio iiicctin ot their concrete work, Tbasecretof concrete, popularity in Canada lie* in tho fact that while we have been advertiiinj the u������������ of concrete, vt* have alio been producing, by icien* tific methodt, a cement to uniformly hian ia qii_lity thtt tho concrete mm.a vr'uh (t give* ih* comyhta latisfaction our Kdvertittam.nta promiud, _ Concrete woulJ not havn hrcn in inch univerinl inn today, hail an inferior gT__e of cement brcn i.'.pplif il, Iniiit upon getting Canada Cement. It fa your beit aiturancA of thoroughly ���������niif-ctory rrtuln from your concreto tvorV, Tliero i������ a Cnnadi Cement dealer in your neighborhood. .rat/* 'A' I Without (li* M������el It U ���������ot "Canada Cement, Willi Jar *ur Frtt tSo-pag* ttt* "$f'/ia/ Tht Famir C*n Qt With Ct. ���������������������������jurmir t*t* afford U bt viilhiut������ npy. Cnnada Ceratnt Comp&nv Limitr.J MontrceJ Ai a^Sl*^ *"T - ������������������-\*"' lit THE 'NEW*?. crjATT.T.7?TiAND. R Cl REMWGTOH METM__ie CARTRIDGES You will fii^cl that the 'interest today centers .mere, nnd more in Rcmingtoh-UMC as lhe dependable ammunition, not only for Remington-UMC (ire- r.tmri butjor rvciy staml.ud make of Title nnd pistol used in the world of oport. You want Remihgion-UMC���������the Remington c|u;������lity. You >vnnl ficedom from all the nagging little Hiinoyancea thul uncertain ammunition can throw into i\ good day's sport, I ,*t ur ������pii<1 you n booklet eipliiminu simply llie technical care in tlie- mulcitif: winch ii responsible for llir, Hrminsjlcn-UMC leputution. Your name nnd adclresi on a postcard will bring thin boolc by return nn.il. Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co., Windsor, Ont.'' 3 Yeungest Volcanoes. In B,C. . Vvofessor Bv.nw.au, who lias been ul work on lhe geology cf British Columbia Jor several years, has return- Types of Canadian Girl The Western filrl resembles ' the wild rose of the oiien Held; the JSusi- ern girl i. not a Iiol houso bloom, but etl from an cxamlmttlon of Garibaldi, she -js pi.u���������efI and poltea to a staid Let ur semi yon ������������.���������'. book "Theevolution of the Coohtove"��������� an intcresliit'g history of rooking. It also gives a clear, simple description cf the'Dominion .. Pride Range���������com- pletein every detail. Reading this booh is like [exam ini tig tht range, itself. a- Send for a copy.0 __C.OJJ.EON_. Save 30������/0" 05i your New Range Tiiat"s about $20.00 isn't ll? And you can save it by ordeiing direct from tlie factory (the biggest malleable range plant in Canada.)" Dominion Pride Range is the range you would choose at any price���������a beautiful steel range wiih unbreakable doorsj castings and lids of malleable iron���������a range thai saves coal���������a range so solidly built that wiih care it will last a'lifetime. . And you can secure a Dominion Pride Range by making a small payment with your order���������lhe balance on terms to suit your convenience. Dominion Pride Thousands upon thousands of Canadians have sent to us direct for their ranges, and we have yet to hear a complaint. Our un- , conditional guarantee goes wiih every range. ��������� I Canada Malleable & Steel Range Manufacturing: Co., LIMITED OSHAWA. Send a. free copy of your book "The Evolution of the Cookstove." NAME- ADDRESS- 5* which may liavo the effect of placing that splendid ' mountain . and some or its neighbors In th&.poslllo. of being the youngest, volcunos in lho province, lie went up to the recent summit camp of tho B.O. MoimtalneerlnR Club, and necomrmnlcd ly ihe prosl- dt.it>', -Ir. W. ,T. Gray, mado a careful study ol! llie'district. Ho has found that. Garibaldi, Rod Mountain nnd, another smaller volcano liavo been abiillt upon a glaciated surface about' 5000 feet high. Nono of the ,iu*op volcanoes bears the marks of glaelation, except Insofar as their owii home-grown glaciers havo beeu able to modify their outlines In some very alight degree. .Hut, vh'o woric of such local glaciers requires very-careful looking; for; whereas the platform from which tho volcanic piles stand up has been glaciated so intensely that even the inexperienced cyo can recognize li. Tlie lava streams which flowed from the volcanoes, and the hot' of stuff which wero formed by tlio accumulation of tlio fragmentary material blown out of their crates during eruption, arc all to ba traced, cold, black, and forbidding, lying upon the gently undulating surface of the glaciated plateau. Profes-or Bui'wash believes the evidence he hau obtained sufllclcnt to prove tliar, theso volcanoes came Into existence during thto second sta.-j of tho glacial epoch.' lie regard's it as very doubtful, however, If the, vol- 'cauic action liad begun whe.i tbo ilrst stago of'tho glacial epoch was on. Tho general moulding of the platform on which (laribahli stands was done during that, earlier stage, when the ice spread fat- and piled high. , These are very Important results. Something of tho geological interest of tlie district, was recognized by the members of the Mountaineering Club during the siii.imer camp.. Tho photographs which appeared in'- the '..'ortlieni Cor-: Moron, ."together with the, descriptive notes of Messrs Gray and Samson, showed > the desirability of having an examination made by a geological expert. Now that this lias been done an important additional interest has been given t).tlic Alpine hinterland of Vancouver. . We pay Freight _ ___, . Life is Uncertain ���������the life of a wooden or, pail. Save time-lempcr-tlollara-.by wing utensils that scorn to never wear out. Made of Eddy's Fibreware Ask Your Dealer JrE Just as good as Eddy's Matches iV.lnard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia Always Something J leal l"_���������ljc*aaa_a.i���������laJiaA-nn-aa.mu_ rit^,-_a.ajl"j��������� the other d.iy bf two GlasgowAvomen who.met. In the street, *.nd began to discuss tlio .dom'ostic affairs of a newly married couple. , Aye, Mrs. McTavi.li, said one, so Jeannie's got lnari'li.: She has thai, Mrs. iUcAlpinc, replied the other. An' hovTs .lie gcttln' on? the first woman wanted to know. Oh, no sae baf at a'was'tho rep.y. There's only ono thing the matter. She thinks she cou.cl hae got a belter man. Hut then there's aye something! perfection you miss (and bless 1-Ieav-i en for) when you meet the Western gil'V The, latter (says a writer In t Canada), I.s a charming Diana; limb: free, wearing au air of calm ar.snr-; anon���������an unaffected air it; .'s���������riding- lo hounds, golfing, teuril-., racquet swinging us -sho- passes river the prnirlo trails, - or, under ciuorgoncy, sitting,tlie binder in lho grain Hold. and. this just ns gracefully at she sils al. the piano' in lho drawing room. The western girl goo.-; to public school, graduating in the ologles an'fl the domestic arts at the same.time, She, studies French ami drawing; painting and music aro not 'fads' with her; she will discuss Drowning and Shake- speare with you wlillo engaged, in mending the household llnon, and thai wiili neither an insipid nor yet an Inane air. - . Slie holds sound opinions on .all subjects, yet sho -never thinks of in- triulltig hernelC or her opinions it.-to public life. Sho conl rol-; the' vjler, not (he vote! *��������� ..?,.. Trained to wait upon herself, she possesses the greai virtue of adaptability^, and if sho becomes a, wage- earner (as she usually does) you llnd her accepting the responsibilities attached to whatever she takes iu hand; she feels no r.liame in, her work, she rather aiguilles whatever she undertakes. Accomplishments to tho western' girl have real'meaning; she .accomplishes, things; ,sho does nor .dabble it, ail, bur she becomes an adept iu art. ���������* ��������� .The Eastern girl is somewhat proud as she is pensive; but like her western sister she Is wholesome in heart and mind. She, .too, is ths embodiment of mental and physical.strength, verging (her critics sny) nt times upon the boisterous. The chief character of both types is cheerfulness, and this, combined with humor, gives both the charm they are r.llowed to possess. In the sports la hello Canadienno holds the records, and all the while she. is domesticated to high degree. She has so many distinguishing characteristics that, separating Ijieni, you become bewildered; you sec her in many lights, many moods, but all combining to make her what she is��������� clover,, capable and kind. The Modern Shine! Easier to Use Better for the Shoes FARMERS can always, make -sure or .eUlnrj the highest prices for. WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY and FLAX, by shipping then- cm* lots to FORT WILLIAM ANO PORT ARTHUR and having them sold on commission'by THOMPSON, SONS AND COMPANY THE WELL-KNOWN FARMERS' AGENTS.��������� ADDRESS 700-703 V., GRAIN ,. EXCHANGE, WINNIPEQ FREE Daily .Market Lotter and Sanuplt) Grain Ban*. Bond us your namo and addreso nnd wo will put you, on our malllns. list���������it's freo. Lst ut keep you posted on market (prices for grain. Personal attention glvon to Belling and grading of all oars. Our Car Tracing and Claim Department, work In our ctlonta' Interests. Wo have every facility for prompt service and wo pret beat results for shippers) Send to-day for a supply of sampla basr.i ancl deal ..with ���������_ firm whose business has been built up,by sntlsiled customers. CENTRAL GRAIN COMPANY, LIMITED COMMISSION MERCHANTS GRAIN EXCHANGE - WINNIPEG, MAN. Paid-up Capital, $150,000 Reference?, any Bank ComriierolaJ Agency. or ? V" SHIP YOUR GRAIN TO PETER .TANSBN COMPANY Grain Commission Merchants Mnko i.ir.u LadlnB read: i-'oit Arthur or Fort miliar.. Co., Winnipeg. Liberal Advances Prompt Returns Wlnnlp.o, Manitoba Notify ruter .l.innen Best Grades This isn't like tlio bread mother makes, snid tho young married man, So you are going- to'slnr'. that, are you? I was merely congratiilalinu you. Mother, never was a very good bread- maker, - Tillle's Philosophy Tillio OlliiR'er suys she may bo mistaken, bur, sho, estimates that spending; two month's salary for a two weeks* vacation Is about llko buyiiif. thirty dollars' worth oC glngei'snans. WHY ARGUE? WHEN YOU KNOW YOU WILL RECEIVE BEST GRADES, BEST PRICES AND QUICKEST SETTLEMENTS BY SHIPPING YOUR GRAIN TO Canada Atlantic Grain Co., Ltd.*, GRAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GRAIN EXCHANGE, WINNIPEG, MAN. Licensed���������Bonded ' ' Established 11110 Sweet Sally Smiled Sir SiiiniU'l Sinus iiiiw n\\''.r> H-irnhj SI'.' S.'llllllOl HlOOd HUM Would Hnve Won a&M *!*)������} al. Monte Curio, nnd lilm Mvlmmlnn. Hud.enly bIio w>einot.|jt������?r vis-llora, thoy coimlderod iho Cnu- uii',<i, Jun was a id iihiktn..', Strltllii,"' seaward, spurning RCCtJ/XP.. .urf, Kir fliimmM uwlfily swuin SHvph- imh'iIk. Hlr Hainiii'l Hkllfully mitipcvt- fd hwodiiIiik HniTli; wwiuiniln.'shore- wiwIf, Sir H'.iiiiu.?! Hiim-nflfully paved Sarah. Si'-einlii). suiiii'wlr.it shaky. Sir Sanv wl sampled -some s'iI.'Uh <*- sp;vh������l Scotch. Sir Siniiui'l snw sweet Sarah's swecl- li'-hs. Harnh saw Sir Samuel's tolt- .noi'lllt'liiK flplrll, Sir Snmiiol fluou hoiirIH Kni'idi. ������li-Is.1 - !iih slmvly, Surah alGhdl: Sir Sainunl ���������.coined ppnoohl-HS. Sny Homotlilng, Kir lainiU'l, nald On I'M ll Sny Hum! Sarah, mild Sli'..Siimuel. Surah sinillni, sotily, huiu .Sum;' Suriili���������.Snlly, Hiuiimu'i'eil Sir _.iin- u-1 Swoot Sarah���������Niv.->('tlie:ii'i'. Sarah nmlllnij Burronih.-reil. V������a{,rii. ior i������ic ai.iynwj,.. Ilfiwitt���������T'lihUelly la- a went boon. J0W0U--OIU I don't know, tlio mini next door luul hl-a ctirno'' slolon, and he advertised for It and ������ot It back. n.eit wh!i.h oiiKhl: lo ho vlslletl. Tlioy -stood lioHliulliif., beforo one nr lhe tnhlns, nnd at last, lho leniptallon to Join f,>.,e jilnyors proved Ion Htrons for lho w(\uini, I :iuisf Just risk ..'j. $10 hill, hIio snid io her luisburd.' (llvo me one, diii'liiiK. nml I wlll ;ni\ Jt 01 the iiuiu- bor i.f my ntfe, 'Thu'. Is sure lo ho luolcy. itlllihy was liiellnotl 10 bo sla.���������raJ.U.i���������,. lint ho spared himself the I rouble of 1.1'iimhllug, and lhe money wat duly deposited 011 yo. 21. Alas! No. L'rt j roved lo bi> lhe win- nliiff number, mid llie \vomiui riivo ii llltlo Ri-Hp of dc-ipulr. I Kn.V'-a. vou vlulil. Hiibl her bruln nf iii husbaiul, It'iyou'd iohl ihe 1 nith you ^aliiial' Iiiiti v, un. Yoiii- Aitlima, Too. The ufflcacy of l."r. ... 1). J.o.losff'n Asthma Hemedy Is no>y������omothlnj. tlmt Is mcrolj to ho hoped for: ii Is to ho evpeeted. H nover falls Io brinff rellei, and in your Individual caso it. wlll do tl.e samo. 80 universal ..a*i boni tho huc-pub of ihln fni-fumed euro that ovtvy ono aft'llcted wllh this dWenae r wes li fo himself to try It. Dp, Morse's Indian Root Pills an, jmt the ri'ijlit mc-ilii.in; for the . children. Wlifii tlicy are coiistipatPfl ���������when tlieir kidneys arc out of order -when ovcr-intluljtancc iu some (���������\ oi'ile food tjivci them indtccjiioii ���������Dr. Man*.'a Indian Kout I'tll* \s\l\ 1,'id'A.ly mul cututy imt iti"ui riji'it. I'urely vp(>ctahle,they neither nicuon, wr.il;������*uoi-('.ripe,Iil:R!iai'.dipuruativc!i. ('���������uard youi* chiUlrcn'i ln-alili by m\way- \xe\noz a 1k������ of Dr. Morirr't Indian Hoot Pill* in the house, They t, ileop the Children W������1J .-. i-.i^., ,���������-,iiAVu.it vliai'. '.*_ tain, from a very largo family. J fow mtrir. arc t!K-''_ of :'0u'.' he '.via. ashed. i Woll. thero wero leu of u: hoyw, lie said, .'iiiil each i.i 11.. haft a bUIc-j-. Good Kr..elcim: exdalmed the other, then there were twenty of you. No, Haiti Uie J.o:istfuI uuu, cloven. Flint t.'nd. i'ft.rt'���������iiai_ - lime, yon lelef������r:ipheil to tho old man for mon- Tu order of ovAput, Por.najivnnla, Ohio. Wlaseonsln, Weal Virginia, ami Jfalno are tlio greatest lime proline- ing stnteH, The Philllppines goveriinient has net UHlde ��������� $750,000 to bo loaned to biiBav plniitorH to iiHrihA ''Jem iu niah- ing and niarhetlnp tIml_ crop for the euiTent .vonr. AIL SraiROUBLE Greasy Ointments No Use���������Must Be Cured Tit rough the Blood It la nor. 11 nood lhln_ for people wllh a teudeney lo iiave pimple., nnd a blotchy coniplexhiu m "Aiienr thorn- .elves wllh i;i'niisy oliilinemii, In fuel, they eoiildu'l. do nnyihiiiR woi-hh, be- eiillHO Ihn Ki'er.HO iiIorh lho pore.-i of llie nliln, liuiUiliK lho dlKftiiBe worno. When Ihei'e Is nn irrlliti.lii!. rash a Hnolhlup hoi'iiele wash m.-y h.dp allay the pain of ltchlnp, hm ofe.our.se It doosn'i euro tho Iroiible, !_..!u eomplulnlii nrtao from an Impure eoftditioi' ol' lho blood and will pon-lst, until ihe hlood in pur- lllcd, Dr. Williams' IMnlc PIIIh have cured many en-sos of eezenia and .sldn dlaeiiHert hei-nuno they mako new, rich blood that driven out tho liupurlUc.'', (denr-i the hUIh aud lutparln a Blow oi hoallli, 'J'hu following proof ia al'fcr- ed. , iwiri. LTCit 1 ii.'iiiijie, (iiiuur, uni,, :ay:r. "Vn-: mon lijau ;i yc;i; J -,...���������< Rtendlly nfflleted 'wllh unit rheum ir OQ7.011U1. ATy hnndH were ho -soro ihai: I could not put thom iu water without tho ;.Mi. orni'laln., open.,., I tried all EorU of olntiitenU reiiuiniiU'iiiU'd for 111 ci iimiini1, mil. iiH'.a um inn. un uie a part Ich! ot pood. 1 \v,u. told Dr. Wil- IIiiiiib' Pink Pills would euro tho I rouble, und hoRni, tnklui. I hem. I took tho Pllla Kteadily f. -��������� hU or c-IrIiI wooI.b and thoy completely ciueil tho trouble. TIiIh wan iiovoral yearn i.ko anl l baro ii'^'cv 1 ^m LoMifr-d "!Mi il Blnce,'' Tlr. WlUliims' Pliih Pll'f .'ii'" sfld hy all medU-Iiie deak-n; t.r hy mall a' "0 cotiiH 0. box or hIx boxes for S'J.OO from The Ur. Willi..1111' Mp.Vplie'- fo, Tlroekvllle. Out. =A=-WONDERFUL=DIS���������OVERV: An eminent Lclcr.tlst the other day, gave his opinion that tho most wonderful discovery of recent years' was the discovery of Zam-Buk, Jus', think! As soon as a sii.jle thin layer of Zam- Buk is applied tc a wound or a sore, such injurv is insured against blood poison! Not one species of microbe has heen fouri.1 that Zam-Buk does not kill! Then again. As'-:0011 as Zam-Buk is applied to a soro, or a cut, or to skin disease, It stops, lho smarting. That is why chlldron r.ro such friends of /am- Bul:. Tlu-y caro-uothing fcr the science of tho idling. All they know is that Zam-Buk Htups their pain. Mothers should never forget this. Again, As soon as Zam-Buk Is applied to a wound or to ��������������������������� diseased parr, the colls beneath the skin's surface are so ' istlm'ulnlcd that new healthy tlssiij Ir, nulekly formed. This forming of fresh healthy tissue from below is Zam-Biik's\seerc't of healing. The tissue thus jormed is worked up to the surface .'.nd literally' easts off tho diseased tissue- abovo it, This Is why ..imi-Btik cures r.ro permanent. Only the other day Mr. Marsh, of 10L Delorlmler Ave.,' Montreal, oiill.d upon the Zn.n-Buk Co. and told thom that for over twenty-live years ho had been a martyr (0 eczema, His hands woro at one lime so covered with -.lores that he had lo aleop in gloves, Pour years iig.> Zam-Bulc-was Introduced to him, nnd i 1 a fow month, it curod lilm. To-dny���������over three yeai'H after his cure oi' a disease ho had for twenty-five years���������lie Is slill cured, and has had r.o trace of any return of tlho eczema! All dnistilftis soil Zam-Ii'.ik at iiOe. box, or \ye' will hoiiiI trpo. trial I..... if you ..'oui. Oils (idvovllsemi'ir: nnd a le. stamp (to pay ro'iuni postage), Ad- dr.as Zam-lluk Co,, Toronto. ��������� The new eMii: camo .Mir. and did very well her first aftCi'iiocn a.', fjone- lyvllle, Af.er dinner sho approached the head of the house. Alow early Hhall I get up lu ihu morning? win.' Inquired, Well, snid Mr. Suhbtirh-i, lho Aral train for the city leave, at ll.!!!i. Yt������u v,111 have in get up as early as U o'l-Pxl; if you war.I lo mako that. THE WORLD-FAMOUS REPUTATION OF THE' Is fully maintained in tlio mngiilflcent n������w (191") one Cl.aaw cabin ilii iwin ���������screw steamer:) "Aiulanln" anJ "Ahiunla."' MAGNIFICENT APPOINTMENTS. Lounge, Gyinnnslum, Drawlner-i-ooin, Smoking-room, Open anil Covci'Cil Promenades, Spnuious Staterooms, Oi-(!ha?Kli-:i. ��������� ', SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SAILING JECEMBER 9th, from Portland to Liverpool. Ne-v.(19l3) S.S. "Alaunln." ' Carry in. ono class cal)ln (II) and third class only.'' . Early application for, roaei-vutlons Is roconiiiiPiidPiT. For pai-tlculni-.s of salliiigs ami si-rviecs from Montreal, I'oi'llnml. i.oslo.i ami New York, apply to Local AkitiIs, or ������������������ a THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO., LTD., 301 Main Struct, Winnipeg SHIP YOUR GRAIN TO Hansen Grain Company Licensed nncl Dondecl Grain Commission Merchants, ��������� Grain Exchange, WINNIPEG A trial will convince you tliat wo can kltvo you in tlie- way yon wain iv.nl obtain tins vary best results. Llbi.'i'iil ndvr.noea. I'rompt retviiiiii. FOR THE. )___ ihORSBS}. iroeiiF:ooDi FOR THE VOWS B GUARANTEES RESULTS Wo Bull-antes lli.it your lior in wil! dirive beller on 'l qnnrti of oata with .itnlilespoitnliilnns'ryirNO'iONAi. S'TOftt l'oon than on .1 iiiLirlnol oats witlmut ill , AUn. in ndilltion to iavinir feed, ilial it will kfi']i your Inirsfj <il������.|������, I'at and full ol\'iitrijy ami cn> aliir.-nia-e su tli.it th.y ivill do morn arorl;. We ouaranteo th.t INTERNATIONAL ��������� STOCK ��������� FOOD will faUi'ii y.uir Ifofif'i, C.jlll. ami Sliepp in SO dayilfan time and a,,ivf ffmin-niid tint it will nuknyuiir Milcli.tiiw. uam Itoni onu toi'uiii'i|imrls o������ inillt ,1 .I.ia.-. It imriliei 111; Mood, stri-iiRthen, ilie entire syiicni, |iivarnli nuny laniiia .1 ilni-a-.r in all kimla ol live .inclt and wily coa,tn you ,1 Icrds tor 1 ri>nl, WiaposiiivalyiiiiaraiilBd icultsoryoia- 1jnrcl1a.se pries will h? promplly r.fimdpil, i'or.i.>.'.' Iiv ittitlert everrnhfi't I"' ifyaur tint!" , unnot Hif't'b' I'0"' "I'll' in tliirit, FOR THE PIGS INTF.RNVriONAI. STOCK Tornnto, roon co., i.iMirr.D Ont, t*t FOR THE ^SHEEPA al *J**X������������mm*.-*A ev Seoniat r���������a..i-j_.ai.(M:c --Yc������. Got an answer? Yea. I tel.gnipl.eti tho ohl man, Ciluil>i ���������^laawiiit, wIiiMi \mi\ib- niai'i'l-.'U oro tlio;- iiui-f-: into fi"- MainiYM���������i'nt, ilear. Glailyfl-Wlih'h niu>? Miiiniiiii���������-Oh, tlu-y llml l.h.it oiii ?..varil, ilarlinp;. ������������������������ aft Suffm.ette Jealouoy A tiinall ivlrl,, one of a piirty Irom a local fili'ls' chili, Wiih I'hyliiK hor Ural vlHlt io lhe nrt. .v������llory. Aftor Kliuly- Iiik ihu V.miu lu Ihu ciili'iiiico hull, Hho luriiCal lo ono nf lhe womon who nccompnnicil tlio party; 'Avo yor neon IV.?' "'.";���������;��������� v.i. .".,!!,.',-> 1 ���������' " '!'"''' ih-'- ���������;".'. frnuotloH 'nvo hooii tit. If, Tltr. nrnn nro nil UuopUhI o\1. Mjn.-.rd's Liniment Cureu Durni, Etc. A Matter of Habit 1 his 1111.1111111K 1 Kiii;������cntt'il \u iny 'ii'i-..- huiiil that 1 ought to Imvo n now rltl- lug hftbit. Whnt (IM ho Hny? Suld ho fftuldn't aft'onl It nml llt at IM hot tor wi tho walking hnblt. <\ Sil'.li������'.Ci -A\rt >Ou tl'iVtfl. lilO io A bank? Vllllu-.e f;,:;iiii -i if;, fj- a quar- ter. Strangor���������Tlinl'a prclty nicep, Vlllla/jo Ui-*.liln���������W*tll. >on i-an't af-.v fioci lo get a bank dticolor for nothing. Took His Advice A iiiuii who llvfiil In lliiulloril wii>- lu liihitni.'HH -,vlih IiIb. won. A limn who Know tlui I'alhrr v,'i>ll I'liiii.i'ln on ��������� Any nml .- iil'l: ( wnnt. 11 lltili' mlvli'i' roiu ymi. (In iilmnd, tlu< I'ailifi' i-i'plh'il. Woll, you Hco', li.'n this wny, I owe 11 ri'i'liilii jiiuty ii Imi'kIsIi iiiiiti nl moil' oy, iuul Iio'b houii dir.uiltiK ini- for 11 prclty oonplaloiitl;,'. Now, ( hnvou't. fjot ill? money ni pronon'., iuul I ciin'l Ri.'t 1., and It worrk'n 1110 troinoniloimly to think I c.in'i pay It. 1 wnnt to pay It, bill I c.in'i., nnd I inn hoth'-ri'd to duiiih aboul. li. for^iit ll. Ndlil Iho Till hor .hoorfnlly, forgcl. It, My plnn lu eiwr. liko thlH ��������� l' I I IV - I I ,. I* .11 . .1 11 a,.,-,,, , } 1.; .v . ��������� -��������� a. ...... . I. . ry .nir. Don't hnt hor ynur<,i>K iiliont II. l.ot, him worry, I any. "Thank you, (nt.lalini'd tbe vIhUoi. iih ho took up his hul to l������:iv*\ I nnt Bind you fool Hint Ih n't. about It. You hoc, lhi������ mon 1 owo the monoy lo I'i Thoro may b'* olhor corn tiweii, hut Hollov.ny'r) Cora dun hIuiuI:j at Ihu head of iho Ibu to far aa rcsultit aro coiicenicd. TELEGRAPI ANC STATION AGCNTC Duties t.iuqht riglit .it your hor,v.. by uonnti of our NEW MAU COURSES, llu- ir.ost complete cvm published. Wn Invite you to writ: for pnrtlculnr. and 3ample leiioonr. Shavv'n roloornph and Railroad School, P. Gurrnrd Street, Torontt Ont. W, H. SHAW, Prr-r "Tl j"Wltoi'M U that nuney I wrote ."or." lahishcU aklrt thow* whctlitr or 11 t wo-| land lm an*a\cr r^ails: In my Insidejnn A fainoii* lorliiror a.\yt tliat tl-^t tow* whctlitr or 1 mart U iiiiulltl.il for tho 'ballot Kiddies ull Like It" UPTON'S PURE FRUIT JAM Sold by all Grocers tils W.n tin Oetter Hand Uo hail Just iviurnoil from a trip l.o Ihiu'p*. a:ii v'.'.i t?l!!:i_ !i!u advL'i*. tuj i,-.-a. Th. man In tho hack neat had lis* t.u������il In ������lk*iiii:i up t������ this point, ami lio..' Iil'l Up* 1'iirlrd woinfiiUy 113 ho |l;pl|f(.: Tlia'.'.H 110i.l11 im; I onco played with ������������������ . . i .,.n, Vls. I-'oiii* klnss ainlirtn ace. Putting ll Cltarly Hantui, v.haf. a alibi? IU._u_���������Proving yo- wi-re at a player ini-etin' whar yolt wasn't In order to ahow tint yob wasn't at d������ trao catof- whar job wai. Piiy in Advance A lull, gniiiit looking mini putcroil 11 holi'l hi Wllllmanllo not long n.',o nnd applk-il for n loom, Th * j.rlco h;- w;n willing lu pay rutlUod hlni to IoiIiiIpim on 1I10 tupMloor of th" house Aum 1:. , , , ,1 .! ��������� 1 I., .1 ... ,a ,1' .--,-. i,---r. l'������ a ' 11 coil of lopo. rp'.m b"ii������^ anlaiil what, thu roj'o \.an for, I In- mini ic- piled: Thitl'. :t fli-c-e.viipe. ,1 ahvayi- cn:ry ll with me, ami I.i e;,uo of n 1 K-t iny self down from th'* window. Yoi. rop' i*d lho brdlon". sirok'ni* lUa chin rollci'tholy, hooiuh like a pr<*t* ly f'nctil Idea, 'on! jtuo.strt wp.li Iir* of cap'*-*, pay lu ailvan.v al thi*1 h"1*' I I'lo you bt'llovc lr������ ���������. iRiiflV ('. rtrlj-, when they are to lot people k"o**������ \sbf,t bualnofis you nro lu. Try Murine Eye Remedy If you luive Hod, WeaU, \Vi������t.*sy V.\,.-t or (Iranulatcd l-iyolid*. llocMi't .Sr.uiit ���������.Soothes liyc Pain. I3mo.i-.tP Sell Murine Kyo Remedy, IJfjuhl, '2$c, 50c. Murin. Kyn S:tlvi*'lii A<=������ ii������������- T'i'> ���������������, 25c, $tk. ]_ye lli*-.I.-; rr.V I-.' Mall.. Am _>��������� Vault ������������������������������> ttt All !,��������������� Out II...I Cut ' Ua������aa|Q������ r,, iXauiattr Co., ClUCSIa.* '���������"SaV, ������,. '. tS-V^t iH'-iHH' H.J9H.M ..t������J"-������--,i*,i-J ^*J^fJaJhlaln*W���������������-������a* _J -.*���������������������__ l,������^t-a*-MI J H _���������������-* i*WIiW������ Uf UW^WMWT l_*ttl-������|H *���������(._.���������_ *t������nl*_J-_'i������ tol ItnMMUMK -M ������ ������_'W-.i*tlh(_ii_|)rfMI/ tJUHWiH.M. ���������imnwWfX-IWWfcraai-i*-��������� ������ * . ..r, - ������������������-* -wrr.-*���������- ^V'-^.^H^gg������.a, (t.ff^-.,l-V-_' I WTO^H^py^f^^y^^.gf 1+m m Sie Gao:!)8tlaii(iti8Ws" Issue.. y.\iWy by Woiliiesday the CSomcx _. Camberlevnd c'ubir^hing Company. Th if. Tiu-iii- wili pot held itself yi'f-pi'iisihlw lur i\vi tiptnionsof utli- _.'*., us may appear in jfts coh.inns i'roni tinjo to litu... **. VJ2I)NKSDAY I. )V, 20 10)3 in' Tii .vcoij^TY ^ u?"^"* >]ANA?M(V.iai_D.?.N ATc:u.MB-J.ur������A^u IN THE .MATTER of Suruli IS.I', euor T)!..oi, dc'COa^.04, .ii.!..-$t.U(>v ., AKD IN TUB MATTER *������f tlio ������������������QtH- oial ^.<in>iti.sti^tors AetA* TAKE NOTICE tlvut hy order o>. Liis Honor Jt.dgo J-aiJcciv Hindu the 5th day of November,. ������cs_J_J__t<_X'CX:JrT"' "H " '- "J���������!���������.*-������������������ ;.--���������'��������� **,;,V '..���������-e*-*���������������-��������� ,-������;? ......,���������-,���������I. -A V .!>-������-.���������.���������,���������. Sa:i*!Syi^O=<^51^i'S'''*r:^ijcra---������>a'-������ '- ���������^������wi������w������Tr,i-sw- -ft** r^���������^jc-t*. ���������r.-" ".a-������������������������������ ������h,X\ w_, A'*> ,-."'-������������������ .,,--V-v-'-".t.' "-^v 'a_t.Y, !SS=SU,, WATER. MOTICE t'OR A LlL'hS'CK TO TAlyK AND J7..K WAH.R.. M)_iCrc i<- hrit'bv Kiven that Ksijiii- ./ink k Nniiiiiii.il Knjluiiy, of Victoria, jB. (. wi'i a' j>:y t- . ;��������� lu .,������(���������,. to tako i'������<l .iho 10<>,( iO1. "iilloMs p. . .1 homo, nf water pw nf Tn'on.a. Cr-or, V l.ich (lo������'s ia a ���������mi Him I v ili:'.������rvii<������i Ihrough .Newcastle IMsUiet ini i-v.7.1 i ������ in'.'i SLruila of Gom-- l\< ne\r 'A u. h'H wet cf lii^ Qualiainm |tiv, i", '1 h������) witter w'ift :���������,.���������������_,.. itud at MOO" uestrca n frnm iahvi-y n-ilxiill boused for yeiu-rA tailv/ay [;. |.i>sfs ,cn tlio Imd .li_si.ril.pd as Ji'iilwny Hl-UfA, of Wny. Tliii ..oii.o win pasted './: fciiu #**omi(. on the 3rd day of ApriJ. lftl.}, 'f.*.o upplicatji.iB wi ! bo filed iu the ytliou .,. tho Vfitor l.r- portljjr at, Victoria, ii. 0. Objectioau may -- f.*o tiled Nyitlii tho .nit, Wns-r Recordor or ���������jvitli tli-o poniptrolliT A Witter Rights, ji'a.liam-Mit Huildi-gH, Vio'.-ri*. H.O. g.SQUlMALT $ NANA. MO. RAILWAY Applicant .1. B BEASLKY Asffiik*' .���������.-I i'*> i_y7 WATER NOTICE . m'd, A J.ICBNCE TO T AJ_R ANT> USE TV'ATKR. NOTIC]2 {. hereby fejvcn tha, I?oqut- paa t i$. Nauujgjp I^ailvj,-,.)-, of Viotoria, li. (J tyiil apply fur ���������*} I'C^.ico to tnko and j������de 10p,W>() (jaaiJonB ������.r 2-. hoiirn, of w^ter pn' ot Sandy ('reek, which flo.v. in a nor- ��������� .herly eji-cctjou through Koavcaatlo Dia- pii* and ri^ptips injiii 3<e\> Bay, near .to'sewo'l C.-eok- Tho vt'iit-.r will bo diror- ifr.A at 2150- r,p.fc.ea.ri from Uaihvi.y and .-yrlll ho usbd for Cxencral ^-tilv/uy purpoues on tho hind dcsci jlied as Itailwaj- Right of ffay. 'i'))if3 i)'.tioe vcia posscd on thp ground on tho ^rcj d y of April, 1013. ���������TfiF'appircTuon_w*/u-ijrfi5anri!riir^^pictj" of the Wdtoi- Itioorch-r at Yietorw, B. C- pi.jec_<oi>8.roay bo likd with the said \V������tor hecorder i r with lhe ComptioHp** pf Wi<tir P.iabls, P.i'liiimeut JiuMinus, Victorii, BO. ' "' .".SQUI.'.IALT & NANAIMQ RAILWAY Applicant fl, K. HE-iSLBY ���������Agont HIifllT " myl WATER NOTICE FOR A r.r.'..NCF_ TO1 TAKB AND U���������B WATKR. NOTICK i. hereby given that K-qtri- ,-nnit, & Nanairao U������ilv������-,\y of Viotoria, }i fj. ifiW nj'p'y for a lmw������ to take and use 100,000gal.ains por2i hourj, of wator nut of Hindoo Uic{il������, which flowB in r, noi'tlorly din-ctirifi throueh Nil-son Dis- Irict nnd fiiipti'* Into Bayiio .L,l���������������ui)d noar Ti.mbio P.ivtT. Th-. watui- will bo divctul a'; llOO-'upatronin from Riihvay iuul wdl ho u.ud fnr'(3an.Mil Rail way jiurpoiOit tm the | nu, dodoyibiMl in railivay ri-. lit uf wnyThi������ nntioo trni. pejted on who uround oa tho ;������ril (fay'of April, lOVA. Tlm to plientlin Hi.lha.fiJ������l f������i ilio oJHcj of thi Water It eordur, Victnrijt, B.C. Olijeotioi-ii may hijlildd with the H.tiJ Wati.r Hewrdir or with tin C/.imptroller of VW.i r Kiylitu, 1'ii'llair.i.ijt Billdini,'-", Viotoil,, B, C. J^CHJIMALT A. N-VSAIMO KAlbWAY Applictnt JI, K. KASLhY A_out liHU, I wi.s appointed -Adunnis-". trar������.iK of tl.o Estate pf Uia ttboyo- iiiei>tii>neil ita<x*a.<-xl> nod n\\ pir- tit.'ii lvivii^*/ e.iiiuvs u^ijinst. thu said o&iftto :ti*a������ lieroby r^qiiinid to funii&h sumo, proporjy ycrifit'tK tounoonor Iml'ure thu lBth day Dewiiiilior, 19j������. AND nil jmr- tit's indebted to .aid (.vtate, iwo roqiiircd to pay tlio amount ol' tlieir indebtedness to ino fyrth-" with, a Dated this lltli .day of November, 1013. W. Wksmsy Wiij.ajcp, lOiiicial Administrntoi*, UnniborlrtDtJ, li. C. IN TIIK COUNTY COURT OF NANAIMO IIOI.DEN AT CUMI.ERI.ANl). IN"THE MATTEU OF Daniel Aliigun dewaeed, intestate, who died at Cnmberlnnd, Ii. (_.,. on June 2&.h 1UL?. AND IN THE MATTBK of fho '-Olfi- cinl Administrators Act.;> TAKE NOTIOB that hy or- der of His Honor Judge Barker, made tlie 5th day of November, 1013, I was appointed Admini.- trator of the Estate of tlie nlwe- U.entioned depeased, and all parties having claims {.gainst- the said estate are hereby required to furnish same,, properly verified, to tiie on or before the l&bof De- cember. 1913. AND all parties indebted tu said ___jtate.,_____i3____re__. quired to pay the amennt of their iiidebtedii(**ss. to me forthwith. Dated this \\il\ day of November, 1013. W. WESLEY WlLLAftD,, Ofiicial Administrator, Ciunherland. B. C. ffi TUK COUNTY C.OUHT OK Nanaimo iioldrn at OL'MBKULANt) j5 TIIK MATTKR OF J..lm )Jtfihli aboknown nn Julin Hmytli jihf.(MPt'(),iniostut(i, 'vim divd nt Itehl l������li,i,don JulyS, IDlg. AND j.N TIIK MATrKUottho������'OII}nial AilminhitmtorH Act" -TAKK N'OTICIC Hint hv ordir of Hiu Uunor Jtidgn Hnilcor, made ,llj������otlj day of i\iivemh������jr, 1013. ������ ���������'..' :, J.'J. ���������.'.',,,i.', .iai ii|, ll|-il ,1 a, J (���������! J;,*; 1. H.'iio ul tJia. ah.i'.v ith.ri- ,liiiii()il dfcoaH-d, end ,\ll par'in.- IntvitiK chaimH acnin t th<������ mid (���������rtiiti.' .-.re htirfthy rwjuircl to fur- ll'ilil la.tl.IIH, )ltU)H-.flV VliliiU'll, lu in>������ (in or bofot'i: tht Vd Ii duv nf iVuiwinl������;r, 101:.. AND nil jur tier* ii.dolittd lo (������:tiil t'f.intP, are rnrjnirff:! to j.ay the nii.di.nt of il.cir iudi-btf.lii^A I'* inn fnnli- with. jJ.ileil lliif llth day of yer. W\l\ IN Tilt. COUNTY COURT OF NANAIMO HOLDEN AT CUMBERLAND IN THE MATTER of DinH'O' Cornell, a bo known ss Daniel John O'CttnneH, deceased, inten- tntr, who died at CapoCcmmer ell, Ilupeit District on January 26,1913. AND , IN THE MATrJJJR of tho "Official ' AdminiMfHtora Act." TAKENOTIOI3 that I.yoiderof Hie Honor Judge Hnrkei, made the &th dny o( November, ^13,1 waa appointed Aclcninictrator of thoEiUtoof tho above mentioned deceased, and nil partioB having claims against the .nid estate are hereby required to fumiah same, pvopoily verified, to mo on or bo- fore the 18th day of Decembor, 1013. ANp all parlies indebted to imid bfltato, nre required to pay tho amount of their indebtt'diiotfs to iri<������ forlliN.it)). Dated Ihis llth .My of Novom* ber, 1013. Onicial AdmiaMn.... Cumlierhind, IJ. C. fl WATER NOTICE *' I'I ,! !. FOB A LICENCE TO TAKB AND USB WATKU NOTICK Id hereby f;Wen Hut T-^fjiiJ- malt & Nanaimo Knilwny, o( Yiotorh, li.C. yt'dl oiiyl) iui a lic't'-UU .0 tttiio itOli iw lpi>,00!) W������J] Mu IKl 21 Ik/IW, ^ WubU out of Itoy Crouk, wliioh SUwh iu a north- r^rly direction thimigh Cont'X Dittricl itiut (imptiui ii.to Cumux Ilniboiir, nuur Trint Illvor. Tho ivutor will l>������ divtrti-tl ui -2-i'M'' ifji.trciuii from Knilivay uni] tviji !>.������ lined fur C_auar.il Railway |)iirjio������i 8 on ili������ liiinl iloanrilK.il at Railway Riglit of \V.iy. Tlilu ..aim) wail potttoil on thi1 jTrouiul cu tlio JlrJ Ouy (������t April 101,'J, Tlio fti.pllo.Uou will I .i filed in tho (Alice t llm Water Hatv'l-iia-y ut Viotoria, Jt. C |U j-a'.inni mny lu (ii.il whh tlin ������uid NuVi-ii.-! ^'a,,r Rtcordi-r or with llu* (lm.j4rr>,li:t j-'f.Witer It^lttn, I'irlmiiiont Ilnildifij.". \v. Wkhi.ky Xvii.i.Aim. j iA\!t;i.iAi;.\. .nan_\imoraii.wav ��������� lliL'inl AilmitiiftriUar,! Ai������j>l.<->*nt ������'.,:.!������������������ ,]-, i i. v, (\ i >f /���������: HK.W..-.Y a ' t . i Ajjtnt --?-��������� nn We Anything you want ;.ncl whatever way you want it. , Below are a . lew 'cfthings we print Give us a Trial Order and see how well YOII will be pleased ���������nUKWTKMraV LETTERHEADS IH LL HEADS ' ENVELOPE PAMPH LISTS CATALOGUES MENUS HLOTTKIIS DODGEUS POSTERS SHIPPING TAGS VISITING CAIJDS JiUSINKSS GAUDS ��������� .- WEDDING STATIONEUY BALL PHOGUAMMES ETC., ETC., ETC. lyHMM _j_4 i-ne KiW lPWPHonhi W^__ffl| -.^WaaaWaBBWk fllfMNi IW% 1BEKLA Dunsmuif RMenuz Gambet������land, S.C. A 1 1 1 i - .('. -������'������'_,-*>*��������� "the m^^mMmAm^B ^m. ������tk__ +to$$Q$$Q4>ttM$$$$4.4,$444,$M "Certain'.now or tomorrow mons- The jftmerald ���������*������ <_> Eye It Proves TV*o Much of a Temptation | By CLARISSA MACKIE | a In Uio Shaii^,* club Uio electric fans were liiiiniiiLig drowsily, anil Chi-, noso boys .stepped silently lo ami fro wllh trays of cooling drinks. ��������� Frank Onkln,, moved Indolently In his Ions wicker eliiilr us (mother mnn Hank Into the seal, bosldo him. ' "Hollo, Onkle,*''" 1.1 id.tho newcomer pleasantly, nt Uio samo time lining a beckoning linger (0 n passing servant. . "Ah, Lnngham! Uow aro you? Thought you -������*ro In Hongkong.". Frank tat tip In lils eliiilr ������nd Bcanned the other's dark, blunt featured face.' "Was,", said the other tersely. . "What's tho cv.ablo now? Must bo fiomcthlng up or yc'u M*ouId!_.(, bo here. You seoni (0 oitmp on-tho trail of old' tun 11 I rouble," grinned Frank, pushing lils cigar ease ucmss the tablo. "Something Is up. Can you spare time lo ho in on It? l'vo got to havo ���������in assistant." '��������� "It happens .'.;. bo my dull time. Count on me. Vvh'at is IL this time?" "Oh. these rascally natives can't keep, tholr hands off tho temple Ircas- "Supposo. wo "go now. Wo might . wnnt to go .south tomorrow." - ' ��������� They a:"������ie and left,the club, taking jini'iklsli.-is to tlio gato of.the old wall- ��������� <xl city or.uiching on the outskirts oC (ho newer modern city, "Your '.'.ow?" nsked Oakley as they, went down'tlic narrow, crooked, ill- paved streets, ' a ��������� ' - -"A Chinese named Sun Yat said that Lin Wuh, tho missing servant, was, seen to offer tho emerald eye to a dealer In (ho gold beaters' street" "1 know three'goldsmiths in that street-.'. It's this turn to tho,fight," said Oakley, leading tho way. Tho first goldsmith professed Ignorance of the emerald eyo; the second ono had. seen il, but .disparaged lis rnlu.,nntl tho third said lt had been offered him by a Cantonese two days beforo and that, the man had been soon running out of the city. "I sold to (ho south," was Oakley's comment. "/My Impression la lhat It's nearer," said Langham, doggedly, and something In.his tone told tho truth of the BEAUTY IN AN AX* Glowing Tribute to tht Symmetry ct the American Product hi Professor,!*. D* Tarmo'a ,"Aesthetic' EducaUon." Vo��������� Hartmana's forma! orders of beauty nro tbojext for several chapters, one of whicli In treating the proportion maintains the following thesis: . "Thero Is au actual, possibly a nee- essary, correlation fciweeu mechanical efllclcncy and aesthetic proportion, Tn other words, as "ft tool or a, machine Increases lu all round efficiency, thero Is a corresponding Increase ln lho aesthetic quallly'of its proportions." As an examplo lho American ax, "tho most beautiful' h\ existence," ts described and analyzed. "Theory, accldeut and experience havo stood besldo the smith an ho has forged tho blade, Uie bud and the eye Dull* In Franc*. 'a large proportion of tho duels in France end without bloodshed. Wheu lho,offense Is not very serious il Is agreed beforehand that tho words of command shall bo given so rapidly that the duelists will not have timo to take good aim. Sometimes threo shots are exchanged without a lilt, and then tho seconds step in and���������"honor is satisfied." .At tho word "Fire!" the pistol !s raised .instantly, and it must bo discharged not later than tho word "three," so tho speed with which theso words aro given regulates tlie time in which it is possible to take aim. There- 'j, Curiosities af Korean Justice. Tho. Korean judge dispenses jusllen ���������In lho open, and by etiquette only tli������ judgo can sit. Kvery 0110 else must stand, excepting the prisoner and his friends,,'who are forced to rcmalu in a huniblo kneeling position witli, bowed heads. DnUI quito recently theso trials wero always very ono sided nml .shockingly.unjust. When a man'wus brought to a Judgo It' was taken for granted lib was guilty, and If ho did not confess ho, was tortured and mado to do so, Witnesses, too,.were openly bribed; In fact,- giving evidence for or against an accused person meant u HEWASWITHDAIIEN FATHER CONRARDY HAS SPENT FORTY' YEARS WITH THE LEPERS. -^ i({b fore the speed' -with which tl'iey aro living to a portion of tho community, spokeujs agreed upon beforehand, this .depending upon tho seriousness ol. tho duel. Tho words aro timed with a metronome. If tho encounter he very serious this Is'set at the lowest speed, eighty' boats a minute, which gives and theso witnesses naturally favored thoso who paid best. Punishments varied. If lho prisons woro too full and lho condemned could not pay u lino they wero often given a, chanco lo escapo or disappeared by somo of tho ax. Tho same forces havo In- , t!wc for taking accurate nlm, A speed moans. Though ih.so nro things of " fluoncecl lho makers of tlio liaurtlo as oC H0 bc**ts '* "���������������������������lute allows no timo . they havo selected (ho htckorv, tiavo ' f������1' nlml,-������> ������ml therefore is used when ��������� shaped It in tho roUKta with ax and' tho s^onds consider (he duel should ! drawing knlfo nnd 0ni&hcd it by lho bo m,ldo "9 Uu,������ dangerous ��������� l������s- 1 open fireside with knlfo and sandpaper mblo.-I.ondon Answers. 1 and broken glass. From a straight, tho pasl, Korean judges, llko thoso of China, . possess a poor Idea of tho sense of Justice.���������Wldo World Maga* Klne. situation to Frank Onkley, " "Out with tho wholo thing, Lang- ' l'ound stlck lt hfls iconic what, wo ham," ho said shortly. "What Is ll? sce' n sraeet'ully curving handle, flat 6 r&._ sc V^ ��������� ��������� "i't.rj give rou jug'.. rivM mixo'J'ks to KESTOHB T1.1 , ������SlEnAI;D EVTJ," arcs, as you know. Now they've got to robbing foreigners down In Hongkong. You know Vfs. Dcsbrow? She has n bungalow SH the peak." Frank blushed hotly. "Oh, I know her," ho mumbled, ; Lnngham's faco i-vas blank. Ho did not' want Frays* Oakley lo know that ho had guessed that tho American was ln lovo with tho handsome Kngllshwonian ort'liat lu her refusal to marry Franl. fci-t. been found a motive for a jewel robbery at; her bungalow. If ho was going lo trail Oakley it would bo In hia o'aVti way. "Woll, Mrs. IXujrow has lost a val- uablo gem from her collection. It's 0110' Hint her liusbaud bought from vt south China muvdnrln, n pure and priceless cnionill) dint onco formed au i?yo In tlio forehead ol' a statuo o,C Buddha. Sho has worn lho emerald ns 11 pendant, nud a v.'cel; ago last night It disappeared fisjti tlio strong box In her bedroom." , "A week ngo last night? Why, l was tliero-1 hen." rulA Oakloy thought, fully, "I don'l rcmoinbor anything about It." "11 was not discovered until after your dciiiirluro." Oakley slai'tcil i_nd glanced sharply nt his companion, but Langham's fac������ ���������was expressionless. "You'vo nsked l-*o lo assist you In .your senivli. Wtor* can I do?" askod Oakloy 11 flor nwhllo. "l'vo sot (0 go over Into tlio native clly, I expect, They my you laiow It pi-ctly well, (hat; yow lit vo made surveys of It nnd so forth," ���������"J'hnl'a trito." "Let us begin l.v* first thing In the morning, Tho ������v.ly How I liavo Is that llie samo' night lho robbery occurred n trusted servant vanished and lin. not sinco lieon secv.'' "Hnvo you iinj ii-nce of blm." "l'vo boen sent to Bhnii&lin! by one who claimed to uuow. W.uA. 0.ik.'cy y������i ll.,ui;_L'i.fH) foi a while, "It Is my Impreusto..." ho said tt lnst, "Hint If you wero ndvlBo.l to conv to Phnuglinl tho ������<,.������ornld hns fjono M ,1 , . .,11 - .11,, .<'-,a <> "Whyl" asked tho0.her sVcpllcfthj. "Oh, Just luiowlndgo of tlm Ar.Iatlo character," return:;*-. Oi.-.loy vngitoly, nud l.itnghain wv.n lho uio1') cotivlnccd flint Ilio American wts coiicorncd In lho gem robbery. ITo detciailnod to jiorin.t tho younger num to leiial In lho Rpnroli for lho fctailcu gom, but ho do- termlticd to cojitrnl tho situation lilm- lolf. "Tht'ii you won't ennio Into th<������ old rliy with' m������r hu asked nrtcr ��������� unl-n- lul hllClHV. Aro you trailing me, or what''"* "Well, you wero ���������there, youknow." 1 "Did Mrs. Desbrow"- Oakley choked on tho words, Lnngham shrugged lils perfectly llt- led shoulders. "Ko, Indeed,1' old chap. Sho wouldn't listen lo a word against you. But tho liouse boy"��������� Oakley ' laughed scornfully. "Tho houso boy! Do you mean to say that you" aro holding lho word of a Chinaman against mine, Laugham?'' "Oo said ho saw you," retorted the olli(ir shortly. "Saw his grand mother!" was Oakley's cheerful' reply. A ;ou tako .my advice, Langham. If Mr, Desbrow got that emerald from"one of tho temples In south'China it slnnds to reason that lho' worshipers will try (0 ant it back. s - ��������� ���������'' ' "Those old things moan moro to-tho native Chinese than they do to lho decr.dent"mandarins. They will light for, (he emerald, aud-lbey will steal it again and again until it finally remains where It originally belonged��������� only-they.wlll leave'a trail,of blood in its wake." "Very well," said tho other sharply. "Go ahead aud I will follow." "Find out for me whero the temple is located and lho name of the mandarin.- Tomorrow morning ��������� we 6tai. for Canton, and from there wo will travel 'cross country to' the temple. Onco thoro we can scout around "and seo if tho emerald is there." JifinnA . _V_/it-���������l, a.rrn_la n n I _���������_'_. -j-,a_v"a,���������,-������v-���������ua.-������������������������ ** + + + ������������ Thc.next morning they were on their wny lo Canton via Hongkong. As the Journey progressed thero grew up between the two men a vague inexpressible feeling of distrust. At last Ihey caino Into the province of lho mandarin wlio bad sold tho cm- -raid eyo to Mr. Desbrow nnd hero received permission lo inspect tho temple. ���������This man will .direct you to the temple of lho green idol," he said enough to enablo tho woodsman to hold lho bind������ true, large enough to lit tho band-comfortably, enlarged suf- flclc'ntly at tbo end to mako suro tho grasp yet bo no bar to the comfort cf tho user aud curved enough to securo the maximum of ea^o and vigor of stroke. "The wholo constitutes a balanced' perfection which is aa beautiful in ils proportion as it is c%ient In its action. The edge of <lho lilado rounds gently at Us extremities for' ease of cntrauce lo the wood and recovery from it; above those founded ends of lho cutting edgo the blade is mado somewhat thinner front and back than through tho body'of tho wedge,, and for a similar reason, namely, that there t_ny.be greater recovery for tho next, stroke. Tho head is just mas-' sive enough (0 balance tho blade anil is either mado square for striking a nonpenetraUng blow of in scnlly rounded." Salesmen nnd Smiles. ,"Tho smilo. Is one ot- tho greatest,as* sols ot the 'successful salesman or saleswoman;" says (,lio manager of a department store Unon 'department "It makes friends for the storo as readily as do moderate Prices and good goods. ., "The ability'to smilo for eight hours' n day, is a trait hat'd to acqiiiro and possessed by few store help. Yet' It can bo gained' by constant practice��������� tho watching of onesol'f and-not per- -UIlHlljg-.lL-ilIlJ-U���������i'(;_C,->U~feIliilll.t--.,51.~lUUL,_ cation of a frown, "I recall my first purchase in .1 Now York department storo. I w.is directed to tlio counter where I could find the special article of my choice, I was met by a gruff 'What is It-' from the salesman. 1 recall I said. '-StoUting,' and I haven't been In thflt store since."��������� t\ew York Tress. Two Ways to Catch Rabbits, Ky the first method "you lake a lot 0' salt, mis: some pepper with it, ���������strew it on a very hard rock, then wnich. The rabbits cum and eat tho salt, aiid the pepper makes 'em sneeze so vilcnt thoy bump their noses on the, rock HH Ihey fall in a'swound and you step up and pop 'cmlu your bag," '.rhe other method was to "build a biistin' fire' iii tho woods when the snow is plenty. Now, rabbits, you must,know, is a mile cold blooded Utile critters, so they'll cum and set round it and warm their toes. Well, , Speeds of the Stan. , Years of arduous research havo re������ .vealcd that .lho stars nearly all move with specific speeds ot from ton to thirty miles per second, our star, the sun, moving about thirteen miles per .second.- Dut tho rapid stars, those; 'having largo proper motions, say, of eight or nine seconds of arc per year, aro flying at such terrific velocities that they form a class by themselves. .Their speeds nro between 100 and D00 'miles per second, lho latter being that of tho huge sun Arcturus. The attraction of tho quantity of miles In ,1111 suns���������lhat la, bodies that aro vLslblo Colleaguo and Tilcnd of the Tamoui Hero of Stevenson's Essay Ts A Striking Figure in the Clergy���������Si ��������� Far Ho Has Escaped Contagion From His Unfortunate Patients al Molokai. ' t> ���������-��������� ��������� \ renin. kt,blu personality iu tlit piiosthood is FuUi.r Louis,).. Coiirur dy, missiontiry mul inetlinil ilajuto'-, \vh<" wiis ^l-'ittlu'i* Dniuic-n'.i I'ompnn������... tui.������ imfniliiig com fori er in hist .'losing dnyi among tlm lepers of _,l.il..l;,.i. 1>\. jicmly ail yours ho litis iiihon-il huiijiij- ilich'o sui'i.ly.iinlSct.U ������uitotals cf lui mniiity tin,, it nt present ctiring foi tlio lepers who .vo hcgrcgnted on th< Island ot Sli'i'kling, in tho K'wuiipliiiijj province nf'^.'liinn. 'J'he.o tiro l-o-tweeii ���������.0,0.0 und --10.1100 lepers in the provinn --10,001) in the City of C::iit<m a Mio Tho (Jiint.ti government, is niding hiia In tlio erection of lnrj>. houses on tin island to lioooininoilnto over ������. t ,%0 >o_ theso wretched itumuii beings. 801110 years of I'titluu- (.onrnrdy-'i early ministry wero spent, o\ lnA'm where liis attention, was first, A-iwn U iho condition of lepers. In JS87 lu joined Put her Damieii ul Molnkiii. ro.- iiiaiuing tlirro' uutil JISPO, when l-'athei pretty soon they'll.drop off asleep ond ^ }h? ,fe or \������. Pfotogrnplilc-plat^- 1 L .is totally unable to cause these 'im mense velociUes. This shows that the the fire'll melt tho snow Into slush. And pretty soon the (lre'lUUe out and ,(ho moi-niii' Ml aim on sharp and '11 free/.o (ho slush into ice aud kelch(.the little critters fast by the paws. Then, all you have to do is cum round with, yer ax and chop 'em out."-���������Robert Haven Schauffler lu Metropolitan Magazine. ��������� . Captured by an.Orang, '-' There Is au old slory told of a uallv_ .of Borneo who, tvltl_ a party, went oui to hunt au orang outang to sell to show men. 'This particular hunter got. ,separated, aud at.lho end of tho day Was slill missing. '��������� A search was organized, and at tbo> cud of the second day ho was found high up In a tree with an orang outang by his' side. A rifle shot killed the' big ape aud then the man descended and told of bis quantity ��������� of invisible matter Is far (grcate. than lhat In lho 100,000,000 visible bodies. Tho, quantity of matter able lo Impart a speed of 100 lo DOO miles per second Is far beyond all. imagination. ��������� Edgar = Luclen Larkin In ..New York American. Squared Account*. 'A' disputo oncoaroso between an English landlord and his tenant The latter had given notlco -to quit, but would not put a bill In his -window to 'say this house was "To Bo Let" To make matters worse, they went lo law about It Tho judgo, baring heard the case, mado an order for the defendant to put a bill up within fourteen days. ��������� Tho landlord was so overjoyed at'his' ���������strange adventure. Ho had gono into -"victory lhat on tho fourteenth day ho the river lo bailie, and as he came but took a .friend with him around lo thof was seized by the orang and-carried house to chaff ills tenant The bill was J_Q_K__Mgi_ng__l.a_tree____.To__.hJ uil.|n_ll_io_wj_^ FATHEI! l.OUIS ... .CON-HAIIDV, Pampliile, a brother of l-'athe. Dnmien, relieved him of his charge. He llien went to Cuntou and afienvurda to Sheklmig, Four nuns cure for tlio women, lepers on a sepiirute rtlurul. Pa titer Conrurdy , litis so far escaped infection, not wit lis! and in^ r.hfl many years he h_s spent among rhe stricken. .Robert Louis Stevenson, after his_vMt_ prise ho was not otherwise molested. What the orang supposed him to bo or what would have been the eventual outcome of this strange captivity no ���������one knows, and the hunter willingly i^ave up the chanco of finding out., under.it was another bill, which ran as follows; \ "Cause of leaving���������bad drains." ' The Answer. , "I Just, found out last night," he said, looking nervously at bis watch, "that "suavely, aud tho two young men mado a man's a fool to allow himself to ho their adletu.. henpecked." In tbe wake of the wooden faced There was a general- roar of laugh- ������ervant they crossed tho grass grown courtyard and entered lho dark nrch of ll 10 temple, Horo their footsteps waked the sleeping echoes, and tho guldo grumbled because the lantern sputtered in sudden drafts ot air. "Wo will look at lho Huddha first, for If the stono has boon returned It should be resting in (ho left eyo sock' ot Odd lhat they should nitiko the eyes of such precious gems ancl thon cover thorn wllh lids of brouzo or gold." Trunk Oakloy mado this remark as he walked closo behind Desbrow, now his openly avowed enemy. "I'll havo to' seo it; (hero to believe If," snid tho othor man obstinately. By standing beneath the massive faco ono could look up and seo that ono half closed eyo contained a sparkling cmornld, while lho oilier one was quito empty. "Well?" questioned Langliiim, wllh it nasty smllo, "Well," rolorlcd l-Yank. suddenly drawing a revolver and pressing lt against tlio other's brensf, "I'll glvo you just llvo minutes lo. ro.tore tho emerald eyo to tho Idol," he snlcl grimly. "Mo! What do you menu',''' shouted Ltiiighnm. "Wlmt r sny. I may as well lell you (lint 1 know whoro It Is, and I conei.il- tilaVyou on having.rtlslrnetcfl niton- (Ion from yourself," "Whoro Is It." demanded r.iiii__iiin. "Up with yonr bauds!" ordered Frank sharply. And whon tlio other's hands woro out of tlio way Oakley's linger-, passed deftly over tho other's form, Thoro wero a bundle of loiters and a elgarctlo case, A gold match safe disgorged tho missing lowol, nnd Lnnghum did not. smllo when Frank drow It fro as Its hiding placo nnd slipped It In his own pockot, /or 110 Imo iR'i-i milieu to ivMoio u u������ Tlicy separated tliataritniuon, Frank Onkley traveling on ahead to claim hit reward and l.nngltnin to mako oilier plans for the uncertain future. r������ !. rt~t t .. , ,11, .... ���������.t i -,-., . ������4.a.������. Um��������� ��������� V^t U'..������ V ���������"a, ���������.-������-.���������������.... ., . hack to Its rightful owner, and when sho mentioned 11 reward ho laltetl ogalu about lovo and inarrlngo until hn porsunded tier to nnmo the wedding Any. "Tho emerald eyo In our talisman of luck," he bald to hor on tholr weftftbiii 111 fih I, "It Wns tilt' MM DM (if poor I.I1I.H" ham'* temptation nml fall." inuriniirod thp lorely bride. "It U llko nil tails- ninn-v-tltc goid nr evil In the wetrtr have to in with t(w luiueno*." tor, says (ho Cleveland,"Plain Dealer. Then ono of the men asked: "And how did you t'Ohi'e to mnko that slarlllng discovery?" "Woll. it was this way, My wlfo wns jumping on mc something tierce, and I couldn't figure out how I deserved It So I spunked up and said: 'Look here, why do .Vou always pick on me when you're "ore? Why don't you raise thunder with Albert once iu nwhile?' (Albert's ot"' youngest boy,) 'Why,' sho says, 'Albert wouldn't stand for It. that's why!'" I Famed as a Murderer- A story onco went tho rounds in Paris thai: an enterprising visitor to M, Con. stuns proposed (0 rj!''k a quarrel with ��������� M. Uooh-foi't and kill him. "Many thanks," snid Cousin ns, "hul; : I do my own miMlorSa,f> The retort found its wny to Constantinople, und when M, Conslnns arrived, thoro as Fronch nnibitsunilor ho was si ruck liy tho exaggerated deference of tho Turkish odlclals from Armenia. A mnn who did Ills niiu'Oui's himself was 11 reninrkiihlo Usui, to administrator!, who employed the Kurd, for Hint necessary business,. i A Like pitort. I A iltippor young .hoe clerk Htleil it number nlno over ������ fai'mcr. yam ; tO'Ai. "When you tfet thoso on," he : smilingly remarked, "yon '.'an sing ' 'How Firm a Foundation,'" 'rho fanner answered not n w-oi'd uulll lho minium' nines woro nn hl������ font nnd his old i shoes In 11 uontly 'Happed packago j Vitilor his anu, As ho reached (lit; 1 door ho fiinlllnfily sal������l. "And .vou enn j slug 'A cluirgo lo keen I hnvo,' "-Phil- ; adelphtii Ledger, { Postal Rates In 1830. 1 According'to u table of tbe post of- ; fioes in the United Slates as Ihey were '' Oct. 1, 1830, tho wholo number of of- ' liees in tho United States was 8,010. Tho rates of postage established by congress in LS2.. were: On a single let- tor composed of ono piece of paper for ��������� any distance uot exceeding1 thirty tulles, 0-cents; over .thirty miles aud- not exceeding eighty miles, 10 cents; over eighty miles and not exceeding 150, 12'/. cents; over .50 miles and not oxccodlng .00, lS������i cents; over 400 miles, 25 cents; a letter composed of two pieces was charged doublo these lutes; of three pieces triple and four pieces quadruplo these rates. Fot newspapers the rale was 1 cent 'for 100 milos and l'/a cents for ovor 100 miles. ,- Bells of Old England. . To ono sixteenth century visitor ac . least (ho English seomod to bo a na- ilon of boll lovers. This was Paul Uenleuer, n German, who wroto o������ his travels In this country during tho, reign of Queen Fllzaboth. "Tho English," ho said, "excel In dauclng ond music, for thoy nro acllvo and lively, though of a thicker mnko than tho Fronch, They nro vastly fond of great noises that nil (ho air, such as tho tiring of cannon, drums and (ho ringing of, bells, so that In Loudon It; is common fcr a iiumbni' of thorn, that Imvo gol ������ glass In tlieir bends, lo go into somo belfry nnd ring lho bells for hours together for tho sake of exor- I'lio."-Loudon Chronicle. ' Muiical Plagiarist. Victor Herbert, the composer, ouce 'said of a musician whose work he disliked: "The prophecy, that was made about this chap In 'his boyhood bas come true, In his boyhood his mother said of him: " 'Oh, ho's such a remarkable child��������� a perfect prodigy, In fact He remembers ovory tuno he hears,' " "'Well, welll' said a pianist who was present ��������� . ," 'Isn't that a very raro and valuable faculty?' bis mothor askod. "/It isn't rare,' said tlio pianist, 'but It's certainly valuable. It wlll probably enablo him to become in uftor years a successful composer.' " to MoToka. spoke of seeing "butt, ends of liuuiun heiiijis lying nbout, almost uurecogiiiitnble but breathing, an ordeal from wliieh tbo nerves of 11 mini's spirit even as liis eyo quails,. ������, pitiful place to visit and 11 hell (0 dwell in." Out in Canton,- Father Con'rardy says, tlio condition of lepers is 10 times warso than in _.;plok'ui. 'Th.������r are isolated and nn.nrcd for, a\o'ided and left alono ��������� no one ro feed them when tlmy-no longer hnvo the capacity to tceft thomsi.vcs, A jug of ���������salcr.ainl somo rice is placed' near them, whicli. they must got as best lliey can, as limy lio Tmyheir backs.' Only recently, in 0110 0'* llm interio provinces, tiiu .ol- tilers forced 100 lepers into n- disused quarry, riddled lli em with bullets, ���������iftorwnvd drenching' tliem *\iih kero- nono and converting tlio shamble-, in I,. r dreadful holocaust." j Not V������ry Clean. { Ann iii.ul i ijh.-.mi t-J ii.U.Uio ���������*��������� vin A..-- ' ik-h-v.; Va'illidiil i'V-v"'," "'Aft 'A cruiri-l 1 whn'-n wilncrscs bad met wllh rather scv-r-ro l.ontiii.iit from the other sido. I "IndeedI Thnt's iiioro (hnn I f-hnuld ������������������ llko to do wlili yours," i-iiilllii.ly ro- 1,-,1'ftul lilai inn>'ii|\,1 rrlon'1 ���������f nndnn ^n. swei'8. Oh, When> Was Slu? "That now cook I fio.u.efl is cciUiln- ly (pilci," snid \W- Dubhs happily. "Ono would novor Know Mm Is aluuit1 lU f.l.uc." "Sho Isn't." chlmH In Mi'������. DiiIiIh. '.Sho l.ft *'.'.i;y M.U U|a!,i;!i,^." I'l.";t (lollililn Ledger. A mnn o.soft tr. v!,'!������-vffinl*-H Ik n������t ���������HSllV Ofja'CriVl.- .Slll'll'r! .loltlllDII. Father's Reuton. Voting Harold wan Into In nltend- unco for Sunday .chool, and lho mln- IhIop liHiulred the cause. "I was going fishing, but father , wouldn't let me," announced lho lad. I "That's tho right kind of a fathor ��������� to hnvo," rcplk'd lho reverend gentle- i man. "Did ho explain the reason why ��������� ho would not let you go?" ', "Vos, sir, Uo said there wasn't halt eiimii'h for iwo."���������inu,pci''s Mugiizliio. A Duty Well Done. ! Tho toiichcr had been Giving ,1 Ion. loci tiro lo the Juvciiflo chit's on (he sub' : iuA. oi ium,lis. i ".Now, Harry." .she said, "wlmt Is out i duly toward our neighbors." j "To keep nn oyo on 'ci.)," was Uu I reply.-Mxchango, Marital DI������lo_ii������> , Shu-Tlio tried and loving .husband ', Is one who when hln wife lias Ihe ncu- j rnlgln surf ers moro than .ho docs, ITo ' -And sho generally sees to II Unit hu doiW.-Clnclnnutl Kunulrcr. A Queetion ef,Degree. On a writ of error to tho supremu 'court of ono of tho slates counsel for" plaintiff iu error sharply criticized tlio rulings of the trial jud.o. When Uio counsel for the defendant began his' reply the following took place: "May lt pleuso your honors, before I Onish my argument, I think I can show you that tho trial Judgo was not as crazy as counsel on the other sido would make him out to bo," Fly a mombfir of tho court: "Let mo understand you-you admit lho fact of lnsunlty of the (rial judge, but . deny lis degi'eo?"-Coso and Com- ! mont. " ' ~���������_iWW_������_______.,._.|aJ !��������� ��������������������������� Dead Aulhori. Accopled hnndbooks and histories of America 11 literature pay too much at- (ontlon to doubly dead worl hies, . whoso books aro not Interesting nnd miss or but timidly acknowledge con" (emporary excellence. 'J'licro is u wny of accounlliig' for It Kvery genora- Hon, except tho more Independent spirits In it, looks with too Chineso reverence upon Us anccstora,���������.lolin Albert Mucy in Spirit of Aincrlcan LiU'i'iiture. 1 ��������� Perilotif Mining. Quicksilver mlnei't follow (ho most iinliPiiHlifiil I rn do iu (ho world. Thu fumes of (ho mercury produce cou- ���������slant un 11 va Hon and tho f.vstom bo- comes permeated wllh (ho metal; tho teeth of (ho uufortuiinto men drop out, they Ioso their appetite, becomo croud- tiled and as 11 rulo soldom llvo longer <hn 11 two years, Corrtcted, Ja.'....)',.! Ouo-Ro you scicamcd wlieij .Iji'k died to klha you? Olher Ouo-1 did nntliliig of (ho Id nil I ,1'Mlous Ouo ��������� I'miI 1 i.t:.u\l ->wn. Uiwtl wiih��������� Uii, that miii nut until after ho hud kUneft mo.-Illinois Klroii, SlQn of W������iHh. "in he rlehV" "Hity, lift'* to rich llmt his neighbor* li/ive all begun to tell what they'd de f,-,r fhnrliy If thiiy hnd id. mon.y."��������� Dtftroit It'vn* Crew. The Charm of It. Ifiihiu-Clnirllo, ilenr, I don't tee why you should tilie mo m ituwu Uuiler lm* **rii,^o I'm (.li.iiig^iiLle, Chiiillo-Wliy, ilnrllnir. t-vrrv timo I 1.1 ���������* ymi It's llko khslng iinother glrl.-Loudun 'J'c'.o. grnph. Thp mniilr pnrt I* (<i di> ������llh mlglit ���������ud in a In what .vou cun do.-Kinvr.oa How to Make Oil of Swallows. - Among tbo \nlnod speeilicj of a bv-' gono ago was oil of swnllOrrs. Jit tho "Conntoss of ...ill's Choice Maniiiil" (107(1) tlioro nre tlio following curious directions ror ranking it: "Tul,\. onu Handful of mother thyme, .f lavender cotton nud stuiwberi-y leaves of eaeh alike, four swallows," .with.]--, i.nd nil togoihcr well bruised, threo onnees of hiillel, oil, bent tho herbs anil the nvvnl- lows, feathers and nil :illuf,'i.;lier, iiiiti! thoy eh ho small Uml you ,.nn see no fotitliiu'., tlii.ii put in t'lie oil and stir them woll together, ami sooth tliem in n pos no. nml Krnin them through u canvas elntli and mi keep n f���������i- you- li-se.'' Kind's Own Olorgy. In regard to llie wish (-vprossed bj King ili'orgo Unit ihe weihliiiK (,f I * r- j 1 > < - # All hur of i.'oiiiiaii(.;lit i"Kl the Dncln-.ss of 1'ilV should tnl.o p!;,ee in |h,. CI.im,,.] llnyh. Si. ,l;,m,-a' j-,,1...... .,��������� (h.u,\n'i l.lth.'il Is l||l|.|0Mi||(r 1() |10)(. (,)||( ,||(! p.'i'lcsin. (iffil (islnlilisliiiient u.nneeted with tlio Kin).'. (.I,-,-, 1 enn.iMs uf th. following nieirilien,: ,\ (ifl.., . ,ib-.|eiiii, two (jniuentin rliiijihiiu., i<le\oii ������-*iii,." lains in onliniuy, nml tventy H\o lion- urnry i-luiphilii'., mIiom< ilui;, it is to tnko pint ii-i letpiii'i'd 'j-i 'roinlui'tlin' (llvinn n'rvleiK. in the (*,j,i|.el ut u.# Jliliie., Long Dlstnncp Plnr.'.bt. I'rixatP lii-mglity, of the |{oyi������| Mm-, iuo Light Infiiii'iiy, KiinpieiVd a ro Uinrl.nb.t< jiltnui pie. ing i.erfonimr.ci: ut Knsl Cowi'N Town Hall reci -My, having jilnyed without n nop fj twi'iilv-liv,': lioiil-fa. Doughty lluihheil n'muikuliiv frifih, I.ih only foml hnv.'vg been 11 few Jiiird-boiled ^,.K.,' grapi.v, mwl n lift],: inilk, rolievetl by nu ������n'i,������.'������.inl imfl cf ,, ..'in,,,-(,M ,a Mooi-o in New J Mland, I liif'il'liliilion given by li West Cnutt icttlm* tn ai Wellington .'N'ow Xoiilnml) vesiilent \iaiitiig iho nenh jn the i-,.. HinnniO.1, letin������ to tim ! I lief ahiil Ihn irtoovd jiiieniH'd (inniil 11 mi ago jn i.lii'orgo Soi.tid nre innL^ii^ itig nt 11 1 great rate nml in<li.'ttiioi'.< k\,\\ by t)nj 1 iitt-SM-iiga. r������ on the 1 oei.H'ii kdJ tg ��������� conform thi" bciief, 1 __.. _ I - The Itecord route. I A farmer in the Hinrk Sprirj^ (j^t- ��������� tic* of Vcw Hiiii'i \Yi'1������'������ ) itf ^I'f.wn * j j-i'itfiUt TJ ii('.i'������ ;n Ifi f(V,, I'J m.i-Ic, in j i-ireiimfercnro m ������)i. i|iii,k������,-������t |.crt, n������;d ' 'tiMKhin./ ft p., ,i ii., The "A.! - 'ih-7't ��������� 110 s of tho It'Hiy <��������� ' 11 el,". 1. u',i.itj, ��������� iu -luim r������i-f ml>l(,-ii k ft', Ar^*^i��ir,vii^^x\Y^>tJMYir%^ Mimi *,*itK-uV;_*tKtUi. 'K-'W^ ?H*ttt #Wt%&bu)te^^ *Ktt^��W**it^*x&^^ telTJtA&Wl&ttilfiill^t^ THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. MtMlAWMltalMI Vl? ..O. Ah J J. .7 J.-.*.!., ���b.Xb a .Oi'iiU; VT^alX To n^Ae room for pur.new ���stocR of-".1 SS^S��$&��392��*3MM>3����9 <a$^3^��9��fi_.*^��0��W��9 pser, balance of old Stoc i h ' i. ������" at once, Cail,and get> prices. A new lot -or Cabinets; Mfetts and Malle- | able Beds,iust epcned cut.. ] "A full line of Pillows, Elankets, Stoves �� and Ranges to choose from. ' The Furniture Store 'Mei'iu-, Hloi*:. A* McKINNO'JMf < mul),',land '.J V ���.. .. ��a����M-____lt����Mi*>��**��,fc-'*'*n**rt JU^*-tV.*a����^,����*_W^*_^��-^'A��W����-��iV_^*Aa'^'r'< �� Tn MUSK UPON ,j_V WI**I_M1��M A A0�� ().]]1t ; A. - ,-'' 77 a ^ \J 'w fl. o <�� o ��� Jt :_". ��� A- '.,lilu\ wai'.'iii ?' a -'.ii ilk; Ant'li 1.UX ������ J I-RI.S1I MILK. AND t FARM PRODUC!.. ���'O Oi r Milk is tlie product ,'> of the liest Pfd Cows J ��� b'RHSH -MILK ���' ������ Delivered laoiiiin^^ .veiling x ���? i. iVJARUYA t O ; ���' ��JAb fJ. %- T[Yt*W* 'mLUEirsAU xot " SKA!,Ep; TENDERS will hi-, t'scAvyb hy tlio Miniaiii-r nl'Litmls ���ii(.)f.Aitri' llian-noon on tlio 21*1 ���liny of JN'o'vo.nlio.,; 'JL01B, for the "���'uroiifu-o oi'Tiiubc^Li-i*-'11*?0 -^ ^j ���i-ivuring Lqt 484, Oi-acrui't Islaiul. ���th-^-^^-i'a^\H44-44'(i^!44.\v^d_J!o iu .lit* ron.ov'j,! of th-.1 tinibtir, .Par- 1 ici*alnr6-of Chief Forester Victoria , B.C. ' ' - <jv."��������� ��������������������� "AAV I'ASSli-NCSl.R SCHHD- .UU-5. (Oa'tob.v 201I1 1913 ) " Train k-avc.s CuiiAcilaiid: Tuesday 7 ... in "' ' .2 i.5 P- ���>��� ���' li p. in VvAiiu.','!..;,' 5 p, in Thursday 7 a, 111 ;Fridny , 5 p,-ni iS'.U uni uy 7 u, in riuiul.iv .'7 a. m >l i p, in N0TJC1. Any person or persons intcu-' ding to register as von-i'>', a.; ho'cUii'.s of n-in't.iiiaM.i uf sale of land or real pvn'H-.iv. nnisi file ���with llie Municipal Oii-.-i; a {Statutory di'cUu'aiio.i, jivoviii';; thut lie or fin* is tlie holder of tho last ugi'i-Tint-tit ol i-ale to pur- .cha.e laud or real pr'-pfr'-y,- m ih<' last as--!''M.'c llien of. ai.ilj t.!i-it i'n-* (.an ��� <i,.il 1 > .1.' ������ ' -\' ;i. ' ���Vcv." i.-iii'.- arc worth 'lirir suit. Wumii'm vlio -shi'.in in sociuiy seldom sliiue in ihe. kitchen.' ll i~ hard to love your' neighbor as yonrsolf if he keeps chick- .ini.s while yliu ar trying to raise a garden. It's .urpiia-dng how ' "many friendi;, you havo when you don't, need ihem. We don't blame a hog for be- injr a hog, but we'blame a" man for beinj^ one." The woman who quarrels with j ti her complexion is ahYays ready to make np. When you have saved up enough monev to invest, in doubt ful mining slocks���buy an overcoat. Tho way of the. transgressor mnv be hard, aud there uro. other . 1 ways'that are not easy. ' Que way to save money is to lend a mau five dollars when he sUike-*-. you for leu.. i��*.V��'*a>***��i'***'>a*r. �� ft a ii 8 tn ������ ' Cli-EARIjSld Phone 1074, 521 Superior St. | Victoria, B. 0. 9SBX3nS3��B&SRT 'sxssinvssessassA <��f��_ V.��<4> ���*����� M.4_>>-K >����-V*f��-W> **���+��-�����* tm ��� A poorbarber amhi dulkTa"/^ or generally manage lo pull together. Some men are almosl as good gtn-sr-ers us the prc-.acripiiou clerks in ihe drug stores. An obstinate man is any man who doesn't think as we do. MERELY A SUGGESTION* I,ei us'have a public meeting to d"r-cuss and talk over civic mai'ers. Lei the people know where thev are at. Jf the city is up against it financial!, let the raiepiiycis know all about it, What is ihe use of going jt. blind all the time V Slop I liis everlasting antagonism and uieminess, and lhe gloating of oue side, over tiie di-'comfi.urc of the other. 11" is au insaue'policy, and will niily rebound ou those who indulge in it, Let n . be less like "Kilkenny t'nlsA and num. like ���v nier, win., have '.lie be.i;l iiilcrcslK ���������'" '���.lie ciiy a1 he;-.i I. v.-n to i)":-i;!'.i,f-:, We have ior .sale a few .slightly used and rebuilt | cars iu iiist class condition, whicli nutsl.be fold to meet q. #27-5 �� :25 $350 real estate payments, g Buiok, 4 passenger, I Ford Touring Gar, I Ford Touring Gar., 0) _u aaj^M* t ' A F EED! FEED FEED! A. B. GEiAWFOBB BABN ��� A. large stock" of shorts, bran, crushed oats, hay iM ' poult.)' fu-d for, ado nt cM'Cptionnlly low prices; Phone 32 l!.H|;ll!ll!illlll|ll!llllllllieiilil!III!llllllllll!l!lllllllllllllll!l|||l!lllllll|l!l!ll!ll!!llll^ " ����'C* ts3^7-_3_-5-oa_��inig_^^ (*) Ford ..Touring Gar (i9i,2)$42'5 f '.Galt,FivePassenger(i9i2) _ Demonstrator, Mightly used, elecric starter, } $AH�� and' lights. , ' ��� " J ��� T ' Ford" Touring Oar 0 and several oilier Touring Cars and Trucks. 0 '���OP 18- fi��GC����CS��S.�����-S��5S63C��C��' esaG�����C����ie����GG"0CeS���� __3TS__S2SSH: m _&__S5*-E_ f 1 sit- To the 4 Electors" of the .City oZJ2nnih��xl&n&a_ OD SI i ii 1- ��� (a ovem'be.tr../���] Everything in store reduced. STOBE CLOSED FRIDAY jg_SS____i_35_I-IS__SSSc^ a A l.l'1 US |i'Ct .md sine ���jini'l, (.)"./ vo'ua list'5,1 , . (��� t'Vi- 'AiAh.' ol' llu- ly'{>'' :,\w 1>. in ou No\ _.*�����+,* ��������������'< ��*'**at*%*ma*m*t*i mt****��***��� ,^llli ('If',, tlK'l'W.S'.- 'h(il l-.'MllL'i ([(j ','(. ''���'��� li'l'iivs -'iai] Hul be ill'aCl'U'd 1 ,011 1 he lis? nl' jjiniii'n'i'. il \*<��� t���- rs. j A. Mul\ in NON, Av < )'���-]:, i'h:.- h.dl. N'jV, 1!;!'. it)i ,j. lit.) T��) - ��� HUGH :' ': ITCHBLL a' ( '. 1 ' 1 1 Ii'i C- a. a-.l'j I ���'.���". \ 1 1 I la, ������A XI)-- Horseshoeing Third St. Ciiiiiburliuiil, ,.. .*>_-*,-*_ .v'*""!' 5>'?'''v?>'*v;;i'? l 'Wood Wood | Wood NO? If... (Gourl of Ucvisiou) A Court of UeviMon lo n." i-*e . lhe voters lii��t fur the year iyi-|, [ | will b.o lifchl in the Coi.m-ii 11 7.x, , rv lL,nalUUei', oil v> LillJ' mi.ij j ij, jcember uni), n)i^ at 7,,y> p. 1.1, The Court shall he-u' and determine any upplieaioji to .strike omj !*! pr ndd any name or uaaMs whi' ������, '���",' may have been iininopeiiy iu sorted or omitted i'iihu the li.-t. 0 which, all pei'M*n.s are larch}' re /fiircd [Q take n.olice. ii, Ml_U 1 N ]\l.l'.t , I'ily f.h-ik. ��� ���"' ,. City Hall, Nov. ir.h. '1^5. ! -'A", , , '(s'./tt���-/;��������� i. LOST- l-'nurv (,>..i,h..i .���,'.., ^,A���. lt.*l<vi-e:i Aw i'niHji ��'������! Ji.��= I u'j wtioi) F\;:4 -.',,.iA- 1'luim ^inn> i>u .S..nn.!ay Y'aJa. K.. j Uj, T>piett:<J., Mi,,.. (IHI ft. liliii niliu'i',��� !vfi��.IV'i' j !!. \") 1'"') iml I (.��.' AVOl.n t"v.>">0. , . JJi'i ';-' S"l."'���� III) Iiul "a* ' .1 ���' - , , I *"��� * ' ��� * " im. X t *"'. 11 * - ,������_ \<mic finli'i" fnr SI.AH ^ 1. (��; �����. f-i j ii) ... , . ;s> ;,.' 'J-. ' il<"'Llstv3 �� . ^ '. I.., ...��� ��� ', . r.,i| '.��X��/f.)a,��, -fr. *.,.M��.*^a- * *r.*tmmmm-M.**m ���LADIES AND. GENTLEMEN:- " Having been requested by a large number of electors to offer myself as a candidate for .mayor, and, after careful consideration, have decided to accept nomination. I have served you seven, ye'-vs as alderman, If elected, 1 will look after the best im crests of the city and citizens, and will do my duty without fear or favor. 1 will address you publicly and go fully into the'.matter before election day. Soliciting your vote.* ar.l 11 Lience for ji thorough business and up to date method of conducting the affairs of your ciiy. I am, Yours Respectfully, Z E* "Bate 52M!. ESa^^^iSS&i*. ^BTSKBK it b *mm***mtvt*t%mM*ni ,*M_ifc _��_�����__ jiuwnMVaM^aMr-*-*���^ fffiw^S****'^****^ ���vn**f,!*flAhVrt*u*V*�� S^jpS MAROCCHI BROb GROCERS & BAKERS AND PROPRIETORS OF 0U.U3crtLAMD BOTTLING WORKS Agt-'iitf. for rilscuer Brewing Compnny's I1K1CU Whuk'snle Denlers in ali Kinds of WiiKs and Liquors. 1. niqHi ��r-���;����� SECOND STREET \~Jf\f" *i^��.<m��MMVitvarfa;M. ��i��.;a./".*������**i��,i(*r.-��u^ *V'V^<^W*,'^-V^<_����V-��i����^!i^ il mutum -mMm-*n.mwtm*mr.iin-m.,milmm\**vtw.Mmmmm*Jtvwnmm*i��%mmmjmm.m.i*4i.w**Mmm**i...mm.m-mm.m.m .j��I..I..j..j,.j,.t���|,.j.,T4.jttj���j���j..�����jwj���j,^���j,.j��j, -;a.;��;��a}a.j..;..;..j..",..j~j..j.aj";..-..j..ja.;"ja.j..j..'j. ^ fT^"': ^ *% T Z2*} "P^ **'*} A W I T T r v g THE "IDEAL" STOBE Noxt toTurbolls S' - [1 D . ' ��� . , <*��� al . . , |J l!li;;!!l!!!lll!!llll!l!llilll!!llli;illlll!lllinilll!lillll!!ll!!llll!lllllllll!lllilllllllll!llllll��^ rTTCiBi-wrriirT-nnn^ rnrni -iTTwrn-iTw-wr-twrinnTr .inwim ���mwiin'nrririi mm nm ���nwiifmrn ���i>r��wwmriiT~i*iTiTTimrriiii ���������>�����'��� ^.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii^ ,'| .is 2, ���_ <i ��� ___Lj_^ ��� . ' 'a l g Capital Paid Up $11,560,000. ^""^ "Keserve Spl"aT000T00O-g'"jj( I The Royal, Bank of Canada., f I DKAFT.S IdrUED IN ANY CURRENCY, PAYABLE ALL 1'' I OVISll THE WOULD. ��� ��� I I SPECIAL ATVENTION pnM to HA VINCB'ACOOUNTS A. int.reU'| P utJiighcet tJiirri'i't Hutt's iiUcwicl on Ih'ji'o.'iis of $1 and nnwanlpi 4|,| I 05JM:B3RL\.'TO, BO', Biin.'a, Opsii' Daily ���'' ��� ,. Ve?' i UNION VAY, B.O. Sub-Branch, Open Tuesdays & FridayB 1 D. M�� MOF^RISON, ManBgeri I 1 Al^l ''0UHTENAY, _.C, Bi-anch, Opon Dnity. B^;. H. HARDWICKE, Mnnager. 11 vi %:ii!ii!iiiiiiiiiiiii'iii:iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiitiiiiiiiii>iiiiitiiiii'",i>< ' o_ii��n ��i_n,_i��-r_wrriiwriiij>��il��wrir_>.Tiiirrr,-,'*,"'*,��� n"ri _ri__.ur_��w.>��f(* MMtMi1**. i .K.fc ^��*A^wl^l^wull���Aw*�����*^/��lu.^l^^.*_t���tt���tt��w^J*^���^ P. philupps Harrison 1! ��� s BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR i i | NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCING,, ii DUNSMUiR AVENUE CU.MBERLAND, C^.jiMme*i~**-r**M*,*M**i**iwim*mm*n* trt*Mt*nmMirT%.iw**tuvmii*rpimm't*m:M*t>M ���Iij1 i. .in���i i..Lii_ii)>r .in r r *niii_^i>_nw-a_wiii<n-rri'fifiT_iirriiTitif iiTw-iinnriir-i iiif ihrirnnrnr r-iiii>iiwiin nifniTiyrtriaim i^��rri inA��inf'iMLi-uri-MM V, BOjMO^fl IWmW-illtf,J. l**L*ttmm+ 4MMM Maniifaoturer of MINERAL' WATES. P, 0, BOX 4.2 PHONE 130,,.. CUMBERLAND j muwmmmmrtarMtvMmm.wvt-m.itm*! immiammvwwimmmmmlmm anw mi ���MauAmaawaummm* ���*JO��J��i*>m,tMiaji>MWanj--��wtJM4aVii-��at.>>J|aa����H-ir^ *a_f.JJ_��J V ��:��� A' : '���' -,' '��� ��� _-"i �� .1 . tt rr-mtf t I 1 \l [? H K i )Y\ IF YOU GCI IT AT PLIMLEY'S Big pall in IT'S AU RIGHT tele Pr-lecs I MERCHANT TAILQES ? Ladies1 & Gentlemen's Fashionable Tailor ? r v I?! SI ITS M.'ihl-: TO ORI.I.R fr��ni $'2~> t.i $3," lur tin. _ Clnmiii^, l'n..-.-in/; mul Ui'ju.inn", t | J.Vri& Block, CKmbcrlaad. J; .V��w(.,^.>f..;,.;..w.aH..;..f..:..;,.:.,;..:.<:..;..^ ij ^M. J-.--. J-t:���? J-H-M-J-H"H l :)| I .siring .sto^l;.taking wo luive found that wo h.ivc quit'* a number of second-hand shop- ��v 'IffI 'im! "ri'iin-Mcrl fi'iM., '.J!'"'1 n.'a.rbin.?1' andai't: lioklin^ an tiv.d of season clearance at big price reduction.). Look into this, 1 IV- hos. ri.O YATH8 .-tVl'RHBT viororj/.8 b.c. Iji
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