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Kettle YallamPtShardist 1 i THIRTEENTH YEAR-No. 9 GRAND FORKS, ,B. C.^FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1913 $1.00 PER YEA .*' '■feTWfr SlrSj. _S3 ism, wbich is an epidemic dancing mania,accompanied with wild gesticulations, is frequently tbe result of j people having been bitten by this animal. This fact may account for Grand Forks Institute Elects **•« *^*-»f «■«' "■»■<> Pe°p'e in Grand KettleValley Bailway Wants Officers for the Ensuing Year The Question of Importing Stock Discussed and Aotion Taken Folks, as well as nearly all teachers of the modern dance, bave at one time or snother been bitten by a tarantula. A well attended meeting of the Orand Forks Farmers' institute was held on Tuesday .afternoon at 3 o'clock in the city hall. Quite a representative g»tht.rin_! wis pri-ient, and many interesting subjects were dealt witb, the most important heifig the following: A resolution requesting the government to seeure the services of an expert lecturer on -"On-operative' Methods of Distribution and Buying for the Farmers;"! government loans tn farmers st long terms, and i at a low rate of interest, for improv- lDg land and clearing tbejeame; orop eompatitiene. ,'■ / . %\ tt Ifc proposed to pttoMae a, car- load of cows tor the local farmereat an early date, .AJljefls)" to>tn in this pfojfetM In tbeir names at once to JBeoreUry '■Hfiieitm.;..,. :■- '->* *-. Matters in connaetion -with lis -coating apple peeking school were also discu.-sed. It ia urgently re quested tbst all parties wishing to take a course of instruction should make application as soon as possi ble. Fifteen names sre required in order to seeure tbe school. An excellent paper was read by Mr. Rohmann, the provincial gov ernment hutic It iri t no v r siding bere. Mr. Rubmann's subject dealt witb tbe benefits to be obtained from diversified farming. He proved the many advantages accruing to tbose who bred poultry snd cattle, as well as raised fruits and vegetables. One section, be said, assisted tbe other. * - Tbe annual financial statement was read, and it showed that the institute is in a healthy financial condition. The statement was audited by a special auditing committee. Tbe annual election of officers resulted ss follows: President, C. C. Heaven; vice-president, Robert Mann; secretary-treasurer, Walter E Hadden; directors, Ernest F. Laws, James Rooke, J. T. Lawrence, Cbss. Hesse, E W, Stuart, H. F. Broad. Mr. Heaven was slso elected as delegate to attend the animal convention of tbe farmers' institute, whioh will be held in Vic- toria at the end 6f January, 1914. Ten men labored hard on Wed nesiay to raise the flagpole oh' the~federal government building blink. The pole, which is cedar, it ninety feet-high, inessures twenty- lour inches at lh« has** snd nine inches al the top and is surmounted liy a cupper " hall, lt., recently' n- habited ttie North Fork country. -Also Wishes to Build Branch Line to Aspen Grove Mies Edith C. Hadden, teacher in the tbird grade, gave the pupils of her classroom a social evening in the Davis hall on Saturday last from to 10 o'clook All the parents were invited. A lenghthy program had been prepared, and those privileged to be present report that a very enjoyable and memorable evening waa spent. Special Christmas services will be be|d again iu the Baptist church next Sun y morning and evening, Theme for 11 a.m. nervine, "The Guiding Star," iiltiHtmt-d by a blackboard sketch for the boys and :Ti8» - -|^;.-iu;i-Trt»_»i^i: *HW*i«* -"iii !*^^^*t'^^^^*^'.,'t''--.-1___ aa answeredby- Jesus himself in hta own work and word. j.. fl. Byle^ toft jtn». toeedaj. io spend the Christmss holidays witb hia family at Queen's Bay, B. C. Was Reorganized ThisWeek and a Schedule of Games Arranged The Boundary Intermediate Hockey league held a re organization meeting in Greenwood on Wednesday night Phosnix «as represented, by C. J. Davidson and T. R. Clark, Greenwood by A. N. Mowat and E. W. Marentette, "and Grand The Construction Time Limit Extended a \ti Ol.l.«W'i.disoiti!h -t*v» 'hat the Kettle Valley Hitilway company will apply for an extension of lime for construction, -duo for the right to build a branch line from Otter Sum- out, hy the most feasible route, to the Aspen Grove mineral distriut, a distance not exceeding thirty miles. Public School txaminations The following are the names of pupils in order of merit as determined by school work or examinations for November and December: Principal's Class—Rennie Keron, Edith Bsrlow, Marie Frits, Ronald Tra Pauline Sloan, Ulrio Metis! Jtiafc, Avif gomery. Dean ne Davis, Myrtle Spraggett ant Gladys Ardiel equal, Emma Neeoj^ ham, Harold MatB.e, Ester :Leraeh» Frank Hartinger, Alice Spraggelt, Hilda Hood, Grace Redpath, Elvera. Walker; Maudie Peckham, Arthur Gilpin, Joyce McLeod and Ivia Michener equal, Quentin Quinlivan, Robert Hoimg£* Archie Symes, Hugb Wells, Raymond Quinlivan and Amy Frankovich equal, Ralph Gill, Margaret Mcllwaine, Maude Reburn, Stanley Massie, Ludwig Frankovich, Vera Redpath, Marie Barnum. Division II—Fred Dempsey, Ida DeCew, Heath Hales, Catherine Stafford, Mildred Meikle, Gordon Fulkerson, Lawrence Holmes, De- maris Ryan, Willard Shaw, - Harry Atwood, Agnes Stafford, Herbert Dinsmore, Walter Peterson. Hatlie Vera Donaldson, Muriel Spraggett, Cecelia Lyden, Gwendolyn Humphries, Helen Massie, Anna Anderson, Amy Murray, Lizzena Irving, Ewiug McCallum, Vernon Smith, Robert O'Connell, Francis Fritz, Margaret Michener, Gordon Murray Lottie Peterson, Alfred Downey, Qrenda Humphreys, Olivine Galipeau, Geora Lemaster, Vernon Forrester, Vepon Siddell, Ray Forres- tor, HgjKlr King, Emery Todd, HarJjpfair, Helen Wassholes, Jennie Miller, Bernice Kennedy. Division V—Davis Burdon, Dorothy Jacobsen,Amy Heaven,Zoe Kirk, Ambrose McKinnon, Helen Campbell, Hamld Hood.Careua Harkness Peter .Miller, Julia Diwuey, Thelma Turnliull, Ronald, McDonald, Isa- btlle Glaspell, Amelia JViseman, Morris Benson, Phyllis Atwood, Florence Mclntyre, Richard Stacy, Tony Hudoklin, George Meikle, Ted*fc Cpoper, Norma Ericuon, WaMK&rsen, Antoinette Schliehe, Alice Oitijipeau, Edward Potentier, Aleeta msbols, 8am Ericaon, Glory Morrison,'"Christopher Pell, Annie Crosby, Marie McElhot, Fred Wise, man, Naoiirt Donald, Joseph Rowlandson, Thomas McRUiot,. Harry Jones, Gertrude Krischke, \leanette Reburn, Harry Kelliher. ;; Division VI—Denis O'Connor, ist and Presbyterian Sunday Schools Hold Entertainments Largely Attended and All Had a Very Good Time mi _.___.. ■•__, u . Bloise., Stafford, Lendte. Cronant, m_ Gallowa/, B»**t* ggj^-.garrison, eA Painton, jhi^oat^meryjSlrry Steele, Helen Simj-soo, Gsorgs Hodgson, Margaret Fowler, Howard DeCew, Bather Anderson.Nellie Mills, Boyd Nichols, Randolph Davis, Alice Byao, Cbarlie Cooper, May Crosby, Tennis Barlee, Grsoe Wiseman, Amy Peckham, Willie Sprintba.ll, Robert Tryon, Mary Miller, Raid McKie, Peter Peterson, Guner Lind- gren, Frances Latham, Jack Bra.u. George Brown,MargeryKeron,Ernest baker, Ellen Harkness, William Lam, Emma Irving, Division VII—Harold King, Jo eeph Grenier, Cecelia Crosby, Issbe) Bowen, Arthur Wallace, Charles Bishop, Blanch Kennedy, James Needham, Oswald Walker, Douglas Barlow,Clara Brunner.Orville Baker Gladys Dimmitt; Zella Walker, Mary Errett and David McDonald equal; Louise Lavigueur, Ray Brown, Bcu The Sunday school entertainment in the Baptist church lanl Tuesday evening was a most enjoyable affair. Some two hundred folks and their friends sat down to a sumptuous Christmas sorial supper, provided by tbe lady workers, in the schoolroom, and a houseful, inluding later arrivals, met in the audience room of the churcb for the nfter program ' by the members of the school. The various Christmas carols, dialogues and recitations by the boys and girls reflected much credit on themselves and those wbo trained tbem. Father Santa Claus waB exposed in some of tbe items of tbe program as io bis real personality 'ind strange ways; and at the close, fc old gentleman appealed iiwiLftijUpiMakedhl^fHloaK ly, aaa. attend D_f **r *****'■- **• white,"got io-touch witb tbe Christ- tnks tree, to the delight of the juveniles. Tbe place waa beautifully decorated with evergreens, .hells, bunting, etc., and everybody bad a good time. A. S. Matheson, tbe su- perinledent Of the school, conducted the exercises of the evening- Forks by proxies. The fo lowing son, Blair Cochrane.Helen Peterson, Gaw, Laurens Nichols, Adolf Peterson, Muriel Redpath, Alexis Fulker-Ilalj Stewart, Angus McDonsId, Wil- if it SNAPSHOTS With a recent shipment of bananas Jeff Davis & Co. received a full-grown tarantula, wbich is now ootnfortably boused in a glass jar for the inspection. Thev animal, or insect, came gratis with the fruit, and ita only excuse to the firm wss a slightly Increased freight bill, The tarantula . -hgotyjk to tbe apider family. »nd is a native oi Italy and tropical America. Its bite is pain-1 ful but not necessarily fatal. Tarant are the officers: Honorary presidents, Dr. Stone, E Miller and J. E. Thompson; president, W. G Ken. nedy, of Greenwood; vice president, C.J Davidson, of Phoenix; second vice-president. A. Baumgsrtner, of Grand Forks; secretary treasurer, A N. Mowat, of Greenwood. The league adopted the Boundary- Kootensy association hockey rules, witb the exception nf substituting a man only in case of injury. An effort will be made to make the Inter- Edith Larsen, Wilfred Holmes, Chads Krischke, Ahram Mooyboer, Uvo Wells, Reginald Hull, Holger Petersen. Merle Herr, James Lyden, George Cooper, Violet Walker, Thomas Reburn, Stanley Murray, William Meikle, Jobn Herr, Earl Keeling, Lillian Kelliher. Division ill—Sarah McCallum, Earl King, Kathleen, O'Connor, Margaret Graham, Glenn Sampson, Ruby Keeling, Gladys Latham, Gwennie Mcllwaine, Joe Beran, ing is tbs schedule: Jan. 6—Phoenix at Greenwood. 12—Grand Forks at Phoenix. 16—Green«ood.at Grind Forks. 20—Phoenix at Grand Forks. 23—Grsnd Forks at Greenwood, 29—Greenwood at Phoenix. Feb. 3—Phoenix at Greenwood. 5—Grand Forks at Phoenix. 10—Greenwood st Grand Forks. lfi—Pboenix at Grand Forks. 19—Grsnd Forks at Greenwood. 24—Greenwood at Pboenix, liam Nelson, Wesley Todd, Nick Switlichnoff, Grace Green, Pryce Jones, Kern Williams, Coryl Cump bell, Alberta McLeod. Division VIII. Second Primer— Thelma Hutton, Lee Sun, Renwick Williams, Raymond Harris, Flora McDonald, Margaret McElliott, Le- ona U'Ren, Frinces U'Ren, Willie Switlichnoff, Lilian Hull, Grace Graham, Leo Mills, Dorothy Meikle, Reggie Heaven, Gladys Armson, Kutb Eureby, Hsrold Quinlivsn, Willie Ruhmsnn, Msry Beran, Alfonso Galipeau, Lawrence McKin non, Mary Wibmer, Johanna Lam, Margaret Bruno, Dorothy Schliehe, First Primer, A Class—Veryl Steeves Harry Druytryk, Alice Peterson, Llewellyn Humphrey, Willie Smith, Lizzie Gordon, Fred Cooper, Lewis | Pell, Lorelta Lyden, Fritz Schliehe,' Waldon, Connie Burdon, Vera I Thelma Walker, Ethel Wright, Lyden, Earl Stewart, Nellie Allen, Aurena Barnum, Garibaldi Bruno, James Pell, Ethel Wiseman, Adri- Clarence Crosby. anne Lam. First Primer, B CIsps— i Division IV—Hope Williams, Annie Crosby, Pearl Brau, Geneva Gladys Hashleigh, Bessie Harrison, Jones, Helen O'Connell, Evelyn Ruby Tryon, Donald Laws, Bernard Stafford, Jeff Ryan, Kenneth Mur- Crosby.Mabel Steeie,Wilfred Brown, ray, Dorothy Latham, Lola Baker, Frank Verzub, Edith Coryell, Lily John Lane, Harry Stacey. Ardiel, Rosa Petersen, Earl Kelliher Division IX,A Class-Chow Fung, mie. mediates a strictly amateur league, Frances Sloan, Mary Cooper, Laura and the players In the senior tesms Allen, Ethel Jacobsen, Anna Beran, will not;be recognized.' ?H.an inter- j Ted Dempsey, Susie Brown, Fred mediate plays more thsn twice with Barlee, Mnrrel Galloway, Mildred the seniors during a sesson he will Hutton, Roy Kennedy, Harvey be considered a senior. The follow- Holden, Eddie Mcllwaine,Engeman j Jacobsen, Dorothy Burns, Viola The Christmss tree entertainment of the Knox Presbyterian church Sunday school wss held in the opera bouse on Monday night. There wss a large attendance, Ihe house being crowded from the time tbe program commenced until Ssnla Claus made his appearance. A long program of eongs,recitations,comedy sketches aod tableaux wss creditably "carried out. The work nf the little performers reflected credit on those who had trained Ihem. The Christmas tree, which was beautifully illuminated, occupied a position at lhe side ofthe stage, and was loaded with fruits and candies. Eacb one of the members got a present. The Christmss tree entertainment of Holy Trinity Sunday school will be held in the perish hsll in xt 1 mutiny evening. Anita Jucobsen, Hardy Griswold, Lulu Harkne**_.,Clarence Donaldson, Kenneth Campbell, Frank Worden, Myrtle Dimmitt, Gunnar Halle, Clare U'Ren, John Peterson, Jobn de Visser, Alva Taylor, Lillian Brown, Joseph Jepp, Herbert Heaven, Maye Farmer, Elsa Morelln, Irene Montgomery,Begins Frechette Fred Galipeau. B Class—Irene Frankovich, Lloyd Quinlivan.Teddy Caron, Jennie Allen, Stuart Ross, Fiances Stafford, Ethel Millar, Vivian MacLeod, Elsie Nelson, Emily Penrose, Clarence Liddicoat, Ruby Eyre, Adeline McElliott, Annie Marovich. C Class—Grace Brnu, Doris Kennedy, Fern Sheeley,Charlie Shannon, Nora Harris, John Blm- kins, Peter Swillichnoff, Ruth Lnr- TIIE SUN. GRAND FORKS, BRITISH COLUMBIA. PILES You will find relief h Zam Bilk! It eases lhe burning, stinging pain, stops bleeding and brings ease. Perseverance, wttb Zam- Buk, means euro. Wby not prove th||? -*U Vrttgtrut* ami Store*.- a m b u k —row AiX t THE USES OF COLD Low Temperature Artificially Created Haa Done World flood Most ot us know a lot about hot air. but the valuable uses to wbioh air reduced to such deadly temperature as 400 and more degrees below sero may be put ls by no means so generally understood. Moat people think of refrigeration chiefly as a means ot making artificial Ice and preserving food. The international congress of refrigeration which met In Chicago has taught us to what an extent refrigeration enters into science, Industry and the useful arts. It ls not only a vital factor in the food supply ot tbo nation, aa waa pointed ont by Professor Scrlbner, ln charge of the government exhibit. It Is also claimed for it that of all the modern utilities lt Is tbe greatest. It ls used In the manufacture of many ot tbe necessaries of life. It bas, tb cite convincing figures, come to play such an Important part ln tbo Industrial world alone that over a billion dollars tn Industries depending upon abnormal as well as normal artificially created cold. Delegates from all over the entire world have been making tbese facts clear during tbe past few days. . Aa to the use of refrigeration ln chemistry, for instance Dr. Kammerllngh On- see has told of tbe liquefaction of gas tt a temperature of 426 degrees below rei'o, or within two degrees ot absolute zero, ln which aimoat Inconceiv- able temperatures the Composition of stoms may, he asserts, be determined. The pertlnaey of the time-worn Jest about steam laundries bids fair to pass away, thanks to refrigeration, tor It bas been discovered that starched linen Ironed ln, a cold temperature does not crack or fray and lasts longer. Refrigeration bas proved Invaluable In the paper-making Industry. It helps to preserve apple seeds, seed potatoes and grains. It ls useful ln curing or preventing tropical disease, snd in some cases the ravages of hay fever have yielded to Its beneficent .rigidity. Its uae in making artificial Ice la more generally known, but not the figures which tell the tale ot the extent ot this industry. Tliere are 3,- MO ice manufacturing plants In the United States alone, with a capacity of between eighteen and twenty million tons of Ice a year. Capital invested ln this one industry Is estimated to amount to $160,000,000. Altogether the showing ot the uses to which sub-freezing temperature artificially created may be put ls a remarkable one. They have already made us independent of many conditions before which man' was once lelpless and the development of their ise promises to bring within our reach still greater stores of highly useful uid profitable knowledge. Na-Drn-Co Laxatives accomplish their purpose _ with maximum efficiency and minimum discomfort. Increasing doses are not needed. 3jc. a box at your Druggist's! m, . KMkultnstaSCkaslctl _ _JCe,tfCa____il__,li_j_MsS, ECZEMA ON FACE, Came Off in Scales. Itched Badly. Had to Tie Hands. Little Watery Pimples. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Completely Cured. 1,107 Davcnporl Road, Toronto, Ont.— *-.\l. ecu-nut lirst started when I was a baby, on my faro sod scalp, ltscomoddry anil when I wrateliwl it. It eamo off In x-oles. It Itched very badly anil I was olillgrtl to havo ray bands il.il up so as to prevent nrralclilurt my face, l.lltlo while watery lihnplrs como on iuy hands and face and I liad to slay homo from school for nearly two woolts, It causetl my face and hands to look badly. Tho eczema took a very bad fenn, appeartng on my faco In llttlo watery ulcers si> bad that I could hardly bear to lie lout-lied. My hair twins naturally very t lilrk 1 found to be getting thinner and wondered what coultlc*tuo It to fall out. "My mother tried and ——— and •pent no end of money trying to get mo better but Iti did no good. AM-ist» friend recommend, il Cutlrura Soap and Olnt ment and tny mother used tliem. M* applied tee Cuticura Ointment to my face, head and hands and washed with tho Cutlcum Boap and tho ectema began to disappear. Before six months bad passed I was completely cured." (Signed) Mia Constance Jane, May 20.1013. Cuticura Soap and Ointment do so much for pimples, blackheads, red, rough skins, Itching, scaly scalps, dandruff, dry, thin and fulling hair, chapped bands and shapclau nails, tliat It la almost criminal not to use them. A single sot la often sufficient. Cutl- rtira Soap and Cutlcum Ointment on sold by druniiUts and dealers everywhere. Pur a liberal free aample of each, with 32-p. book, sond post-card to Pott.* Drug * Gbea. Corp., Dspt.D, Boston, V.S. A. ' • W. N. U. S76 Coafused There were old friends come to dlnifer, and as tbere would be a lot to talk about father decided that lt would be wlae to bribe his little son Tommy not to talk. So he showed his youthful offspring a sixpenny bit, and Intimated to him that tt would be his after dinner lt he did not speak once during the meal. All went well for a time, then, Just, aa one ot the guests was in the midst of an exciting narrative, Tommy plucked his father's sleeve. Father shook his head, Ignoring his son's agonised look. Oh, father- Silence, Tom! The boy looked towards his mother, but she only smiled, and the guest went on. When be had, finished Tommy burst out again: Mightn't I speak a halfpennyworth, lather? A roar ot laughter followed aud father went on with hie dinner. Tben someone said. Speak out Tom, I'll pay the halfpenny for you! The boyahook his head soirowf ully. It's too lafe now, he eald. There was a - catterpUlar among father's peas, hut he's eaten lt now. KEEP BABY HEALTHY To keep the baby healthy his little stomaoh should be kept sweet and bis bowels workln. regularly. Nine- tenths of the maladies which afflict little ones are caused by some derangement of the atomach or bowels. Baby's Own Ttablets are the ideal medicine tor little ones. They sweeten the stomach; regulate the bowels; break up colda; make teething easy; dispel worms and ouro constipation and indigestion. Concerning them Mrs. 8. Shannon, Urney, N.B., says: "I have used Baby's Own Tablets tor my two little ones ana think tbey are just what children need. I would not be without them." Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 25c. a box from Tht Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. » ——-——^— An Optimist' Sammy waa not prone to overexertion-in the classroom; therefore his motner waa both surprised and delighted when he came bome ono noon with the announcement*. I got loo tbla morning. That's lovely, Sammy, exclaimed ms proud mother. What waa lt in? Fifty ln reading and 60 In arithmetic, waa Sammy's reply. Winter A man with unusual ideas opened a boarding bouse at Saranac Lake, and advertised it as a winter resort. A guest went up there and after a brief sojourn packet", up, paid bis hill and said: How can you have the nerve to advertise this place as a winter resort when the thermometer for the past week has registered 8 belbw? The landlord looked aggrieved. Well, that's winter, ain't It? he exclaimed. If 8 below ain't winter I'd like to know wbat is! Tha Last Heps Scene: Far out at sea; stateroom on board a huge transatlantic liner which ls being tossed about like a cork in a rough sea. The Bootlace King, a famous Yankee multimillionaire (clinging despairingly to the side of his bunk: Steward! Steward! Yes, sir. I understand th.s ship has watertight compartments? Yes sir. Then tell the captain I muat have one Immediately. I don't care what it costs! Accurate At a certain meeting in an outoflhe way town the only attendants were one little chairman and a cltlten of large stature. The chairman had some resolutions to pass which began by representing that they were presented to a large and respectable gathering of voters. Hold on, cried the other man, we can't paas that, for ll ain't true. It ain't a large and respectable meeting There's only two ot us. You keep still, commanded the wily chairman; It's nil right, for you are large and. I am respectable. You Just keep still. 8o the resolutions were passed without further demur. PRESIDENT SUSPENDER NONE' SO EASY Family Ties A rather vulgar foreign personage, only a tew months a marquis, managed to get hhnBelf invited to a Court ball. Tbe new-fledged marquis could not contain himself for Joy and exhaled proud eatiafactlon at every pore. ' Glancing around tbe room he chanced fo spy the tall, angular figure of an elderly matron, with pressed Ups, as though afraid ot wasting her breath, and as lean as a lath. She was taking the arm of a young gentleman. Wbo is that nanny-goat? Baid tbe noble lord to a gentleman standing beside him. With a knowing smile came the reply: That nanny-goat is the Duchess of —-, the mother of the kid who Is giving her his arm, and the wife ot the old buck who has the honor of speaking with your Excellency. The' mistress came downstairs und tried tlle door ot the sitting-room, only to find tt locked against her, while the key, whicli was usually ln tbe lock, was missing. Bridget, I can't get Into tbe sitting room, she crledr Shure, It's meself knows that; an' ye won't fur I hev tb' kay In my pocket. Open the door immediately. Will yez go ln if I do? Certainly I will. Then yez won't get tho kay. Open the dijor, 1 say. Wbat do you mean? Shure, It's by your own orders. Just yesterday ye said: Don't let me come downstairs In the morning an see any dust on the sitting-room furniture. So I Just puis the kay in nie pocket, gn' says' I, then she shant! READ THE LABEL COR THI MOTICTION OF THE. CON- r SUMtfl THE INGREDIENTS ARE PIAINLY PRINTED ON THE LABEL. 'IT IS THE ONLY WELL-KNOWN MEDIUM- PRICED BAKING POWDER MADE IN CANADA THAT DOES NOT CONTAlIN ALUM AND WHICH HAS ALL THE INGREDIENTS PLAINLY STATED ON THE LABEL. * MAGIC BAKING POWDER v CONTAINS NO ALUM IS SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS SIM.- E OF ALUMINA OR SODIC ALU M I N f O SULPHATE. THE PUBLIC SHOULD NOT Bt MISLED BY THESE TECHNICAL NAMES. t. W. GILLETT COMPANY LIMITErf WINNIPEO TORONTO. ONT. M0NTI_i.il. 2-GC How Indeed? King Lear is a grent character, remarked the friend. Yes, answered tbo ttclor. I suppose you remember my performance last season? No. I must confess 1 have never seen you in the part. Indeed! was thc rejoinder In a tone ot gent|c surprise. Then how on earth did you know It was a groat character. Either tho husband or wife generally looks sad five years after marriage —or perhaps both. It Isn't the sort ot thing you tlo that count so much as sticking to It. GIN PIUS COMPLETELY CURED Mr. B. C. David, of Cornwallls, N.S., saya*"About a year ago, I was suffering so much with a dreadful Lame Back and Hips, that I could not Btand up straight. I was infurmed by a friend aboil* OIN PILLS. I got a box.. It helped me immediately, I have taken about twelve boxes snd the pains ln my back and hips are all gone; I eannot speak too highly ot your OIN PILLS." BOo a box, 6 for $2.50. Sample free lf you write National Drug and Chemical Co., of Canada, LImlteu, Toronto. 214 Mrs. Newlywed—Why, yes, I will take care of your aog while you are away! Mrs. Jones—Thank you so much— and be c*.reful of him. won't you?— never give him any of your cooking without first trying It on vour bus- band. Now, little boys, said a Sunday Bchool tescl :r as she beamed at tbe little facea before her, what lesson can we learn trom the busy 'teel I know, said Tommy. Yes, Tommy, said the kindly faced young woman, and what ls lt? Promptly said Tommy: Not Ss get Stung. WORKS ALL DAY And Studies at Night an Grape-Nuts Food Soms of tbs world's great men have worked during the day and studied evenings to fit them.o./es for greater things. But It requires a good constitution generally to do tills. A man waa ablo to keep ,. up with ease after ha had learned the sustaining power ot Grape-Nuts although ho had failed to health before changed his tood supply. He says: Three years ago I had a severe attack of stomach trouble wblob left me unable to eat anything but bread and water. The nervoua strain at my office trom 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Improper foods caused my health to fail rapidly. Cereal and so-called 'Foods' were tried without benefit until I saw Grape-Nuts mentioned in the paper. "In hopeleaa desperation 1 tried this food snd at once gained strength, flesh and appetite. I am now able to work all day at the office' and study at night, -without the nervous exhaust- lo-i that wu usual before I tried Grape-Nuts. 'It leaves me strengthened, refreshed, satisfied; nerves quieted and toned up, body and btain waste restored. I would bave been a living skeleton, or more likely a dead on., by thia time, lt had not been for Grape-Nuts." Name given by. Canadian Postum Co,, Windsor, Oat. Read "The RoaJ to Wellvllle," In pkgs. "There's a Reason." Ever read tha above latter? A new one appears from time to time. They are gsnulnSf true, and full -f human Interest. Got His Number Subbubs—What kind of people are the Nextdores? Cutaways—He's negligent and shiftless. The garden hose he loans me is full of holes nnt. he never thinks of fixing it. A BOON TO STOCK-RAISERS To Know How to Cure Colic, Distemper, Colds Swellings, etc., Saves Thousands Esch Year. Of Practical Interest to Horsemen It is a matter ot vital importance to every farmer, horse-owner, and stockralser to know exactly wbat to do when one of his animals ts taken suddenly sick. The letter of Mr. Frank O..Fuller- ton, which we print below gives Information ot inestimable value, and tells ot bis experience In curing ailing s'tock during th-. past thirty-eight years. 'Several years ago when my horse took colic I used to give tbem Cayenne Pepper In hot milk, but ln a few cases only did It help and bo cause I had no proper means at hand 1 lost several va'uable animals. Some one told me ot the success Mr. Wcndling ot Brock Ilie, Ont, hsd In his racing stables with 'Nerviline,' so I laid In a supply. It wasn't very long before Nerviline saved the lite ot a valuable stallion ot mine, which was worth at leaat H.OuO.OO. This horse w. taken with colic, and would have tiled had lt not been for Nerviline. I bave used Nerviline for .e- ducing swellings, for taking out distemper lumps, and easing; a bad cough, and always found it worker well. I recommend every man who owns horses or cattle a* keep Nerviline on hand." Large site bottles. SOc; small aire, 25c; all dealers, or The Cetarrhojone Company, Kingston, Ont, and Buffalo, N.Y. The wheel ot pleasure f.ocsn't always run on be square. Most of our pleasures come under the head ot braiders activities. Foi Sprains snd Bruises.—There Is nothing better for sprains and contusions than Dr. Thomas' Bclectrlo OU. It will reduci the swelling tbat follows a sprain, will cool the inflamed flesh and draw the pain as it by magic. It will take tbe ache out ot a bruise add' prevent the flesh from discoloring. It seems as if there was magic ln It, so speedily does the Injury disappear under treatment. When a man tolls a young widow be la striving to be a better man sbe kuo it s but the prelude to a pro- pflM. Mlnard'a Liniment Co., Limited. Gentlemen, — I have used MINARD'S LINIMENT op my vessel and in my family for years, and for the every day Ills and accident-, of life I consider It hu no equal. I would not atat*. on a voyage without out, If tt ooat a dollar a bottle. CAPT. F. R. DESJARDIN, Schr. "Storke," 8L Andre, Kamour- 7- aska. People who are the limit are usually out of reach ot reasoa. Calllnc Her Mrs. Pester—Oh. dear! .1 haven* a thing to wear. Mr. Pester—If that'i so may 1 hava another hook ln the closet? To bave tba children tours*, anl healthy is tho fint care of a mother. The. cannot be healthy If trouble* with worms. Use Mother Graves'. Worm Exterminator. Money would last a great deal longer lf lt was as difficult to spend as It Is to acqulro. Mlnard'a Liniment Curea Dandruff It waa at a reception and tbe lady who had been reading up on health culture mistook Lawyer Williams for his brother, the .lector. Is lt belter, she asked confidentially to He on the rlgbt side or the left -Madame, replied the lawyer, tt ons Is on the right side lt often isn't necessary to lie at all. WOMAN SUFFERED TEN YEARS From Female Ills—Restored to Health fay Lydia E. Pinkham't Vegetable Compound. Belleville, N.8.,Canada.-"Idoctored for ten yeara for female troubles and did not get well. I read In tha paper about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and decided to try Ifc I write now to tell you that I am eared.' Yoa can publish niy letter as a testimonial." -Mrs. Suv-um. BAMNB, BeUevilltv Nova Scotia, Caaada. Another Woman Recovers. Auburn, N. Y.-"I suffered from nervousness for ten years, snd bad sack organic pains that sometimes I would Us in bed four daya at a time, eould not eat or steep and did not want anyone to talk to ma or bother me at all. Sometimes I would suffer for seven hours at a time. Different doctors did tha best tbsy could for me until four months ago I began giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial and now I am in good health. "-Mra. William H. Gill.No. 15 Pleasant Street, Auburn, New York. Ths above ara only two of the thousands of grateful letters which are constantly being received by tha Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn,; Mass., which show clearly what great things Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound does for those who suffer from woman's Ills. If yea waat sse>, rial adtlec write to' Lydia t. Plnkkaa. j Medicine Co. (eosi-' deatlal)Iiyan,>ass. Yaar letter will be' opeaed, read aadj answered by a wo- maa and hell la( Strict eonUeaee. Making Him Work Policeman—can't you walk? Inebriate—Sbertalnly, but you ara paid a shalary for — hlc— dragging me! /jv Girlhood Womanhood*; Motherhood Airiet Natare nets aad then,. Kith a gentle eat/iorlt'e Dr. Pieree't Plea*. endPexxeUtene up and invjjor- at, liter and t,oti)eli.Bteure you git tehsb yott stk for. The women who have used Dr. ePitrce't Favritt) Prtaeription will tell you that It freed them from patar- helped them over painful periods fa their life^and saved them many a day of anguish aud misery.. This tonic in liquid form, was devised over 40 yeara S» for the womanly system, by R.V. erce, M. D., and has been sold eveir since by dealers in medicine to the benefit of many thousand women. Nsa*-V*warwfer-wamea» ssiaUOr.' Pieree'e TatirUs Preeerlstiea^tasUtts»\ wear irwagltt at $i per bss, else In Me i stmareemmswameseM stuws » ftr. ft. F. Perns, MM* A T. ArtrtWtaa. "J ■■■■MHHHMP . .'*.; '« ' ' THE SUN. GRAND FORKS. BRITISH COLUMBIA. ^ STBR Rifles For All Kinds of Hunting. Winchester rifles ara not the choice of any ons special class, but of all Intelligent sportsmen who go to the woods, the plains, or ths mountains tn quest of game. They are designed to handle all calibers and types of cartridges, to meet the requirements of all kinds of shooting, and can always be counted on to shoot where they ara pointed when the trigger Is pulled. Winchester rifles and Winchester cartridges are made for one another. FBEEl SmtitmiiiondaUritionatottalcirdtoroorl.rttlttoilrmtiicotolottie. VyiNOHISrit. ItSPSATINO ARMS 00., NIW HAVIN. 00HM. $700 IH CASH PRIZES CAN BE WON WITH A LOAD OF 15 STEERS at the FOURTH ANNUAL TORONTO FAT STOCK SHOW UNION STOCK YARDS, TORONTO SATURDAY AND MONDAY, DEC. 6-8, 1913 There are other Liberal Prizes offered.—Entries close NOV. 25, 1913 For all Information address C. F. TOPPING, Secretary, -*-•. Union Stock Yards, Toronts EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Robert Miller J. H. Aahcraft Jr., J. W. Wheaton Martin Gardhouss FREE - Dally Market Letter aad Sample Orate Baca*.? Bend us your name and address and we will put you on our malllne list—It's tree. Let us keep you posted on market iprToes for grain. Personal attention given to selling and grading of "all oars. Our Car Tracing and Claim Departments work in our clients' Interests. We have every facility fer prompt service aad we get best results for shippers. Bend to-day for a supply of sample bags and deal with a Arm. whose business has been built uo by satisfied customers, CENTRAL GRAIN COMPANY. LIMITED COMMISSION MERCHANTS jCCaGlMn. EXCHANGE • -WINNIPEG, NAN. Paid-up Capital, 1150,000 References, any Bank a Commercial Agency. 1 FARMERS Can alwaya make sure of getting the highest nrlcee for WHEAT. OATS, BARL-ev and FLAX, by shipping their car lets to PORT WILLIAM AND PORT ARTHUR and having them sold on conmlsslon by THOMPSON, SONS AND COMPANY .THS WELL-KNOWN FAR MEF.S' AGENTS ADORE38 700-703 Y., ORAIN EXCHANGE, WINNIPEG . The Jackass During an election in Canada a young man shouted out. Hurrah for Jackson! An old man who wu present, intending to put him down, exclaimed: Hurrah for a Jackass I All rlgbt, said the young man, wa wont quarrel over such small matters. You can hurrah for your favorite candidate and I sball do the- Bame for mine. THE WORLD-FAMOUS REPUTATION OF THE CUNARD LINE Is fully maintained In the magnificent new (1913) one class cabin (II) ' . twin screw steamers "Andania" and "Alaunla." MAGNIFICENT APPOINTMENTS. IflOlinffc Gymnasium. Drawing-room. Smoking-room. Open and Covered Promenades. Spttctoim Staterooms. Orchestra. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SAILING DECEMBER 9th, from Portland to Liverpool. New (1913) 8.8. "Alaunla" carryl.tg one clots cabin (II) and third class only. Early application for reservation li recommended. Tor particulars ot sailings and services from Montreal, Portland, Boston Slid New York apply to Local Agents, or .THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO., LTD., 304 Main Street, Winnipeg, ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL 8TEAMER8. "THE POPULAR PIONEER LINE" FALL AND WINTER SAILINGS j Montreal-Liverpool Service Corsinm Nov. 25th Montreal-Havre London Service Sicilian Nov. 23rd CHRISTMAS SAILINGS Reduced Rates Effective November 7th Halifax Liverpool Service Virginian ... ,I)cc. Cth Victorian Dec. 20th St. John Liverpool Service Tunisian Dec. lOtlt Reserve Berths Early For rates, reservation of berths, etc., npply any railway agent, or W*. R. ALLAN, General Western Agent. Winnipeg. Pertland-Glaiigew Service Scandinavian Dec. 4th Ionian Dec. 13th ■niton-Glasgow Service via Hall- ■ fax Hesporlan .. ■ Dec. 11th Tbs pen mny be mightier than the sward, but tho sword-swallower earns more money tban the poet. Holloway'a Con Cura takes the corn but by tha roots. Try lt and prove lt. Tha artist's lady friend waa being s'jown round tha studio. Oh, perfect! sbe exclaimed, looking at a picture; those ostrlcbea ars simply superb. Tou should never paint anything but birds. The artist winced under the blow. These are not ostrtohea, he esld, they are angels. Mlnard'a Liniment Relieves Neuralgia If you are a live wire yourself you are not so llablo to get hurt If you run against one. FIRE IN THE HUMAN BODY The body ls like a furnace, and the food ls burned or oxidized just as coal ls burned in a_stovs. When too large an amount ot food ls taken or the digestive system is deranged, the food ferjnentt and forma poisonous gases and waste substance which cause pains and aches, rheumatism and serious disease. .Bilious attacks, headaches, liver disorders and kidney diseases have their beginnings ln overeating or tha use of foods whioh disagree. To prevent serious disease it is absolutely essential that the liver, kidneys and bowels be kept regular and active by use of such treatment an Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. On account ot artificial foods and modern methods of life, almost everybody finds lt necessary to use medicine in order to keep these organs in active working condition. Dr. Chase's Kldney-Llver Pills are most satisfactory, because you can depend on them to produce the desired effects. The Winner Uncle (to 8HU1 boy)—When you and your brother fight, who usually beats? .Boy—Mother! Mlnard'a Liniments Curea Burns, Etc. Four Balls The Professor—In this case of gunshot wound the ball has struck ths patient ln the— The Absent Minded Student—Give .him hts base. I*{ii m fori ^vc rsliocs tillers til •ver'StKkhgshtae. lofSmniiiltttiit. rums -1»«1_wit-Wistw. 11. AllSmlH flrmuu4.-LU_.-a. Sum til sweat ff—S**i l,tma*lmttmx. I fae*m*m\mA ^tataffUaaJbati lub^i* UMWk MMftt'l* All Dealers Hla Statue Fixed Husband—Perhaps you think I am a dead one? Wife—Oh, no—you arc as dead,as two ordinary dead ones! The Horrid Thing She (at the ball game)—Who is that man that all tho players are standing i.round arguing with? He (answering the 09th question) —Ob, that's the fellov who's keeping the score. She—And won't hp give It up? Shsw—Why did you glvo.that dog of yours the name of Paradox? Smite—For the reason that as a pointer he Is decidedly it dlsnppolntcr. W. N. U. 878 Drlvee Asthma Befor* It. Ths smoke or vapor from Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy gives asthma no chance to linger. It eradicates the cause. Our experience with tha relief-giving remedy showa how actual and positive is the succor lt gives. It U tha result ot loaf study and experiment and waa not aabmitted to the public until Ita makers knew it would do Its work well. An Ontario Humorlsm Have confidence in me, said the President of Mexico to Us friend Felix. I will not Huerta hair of your head. All very well, replied the suspicious candidate for the Presidency, but a man Diaz only once. Toasted to a Golden Brown! Sounds "smacking good* doesn't it? That's Post Toasties Tender, thin bits of the best parts of Indian Corn, perfectly cooked at the factory, and ready to eat direct from the package — fresh, crisp and clean. There's a delicate sweetness about "Toasties" that make them the favorite flaked cereal at thousands of breakfast tables daily. Post Toasties with cream and a sprinkling of sugar- Delicious Wholesome Easy to serve Sold ky Grocers everywhere Canadian Postum Cereal Company, Ltd.. Windsor, Ont Health worth having stain, life wuiK XUt**. II rea tui run (torn, withe tan-.ancrtow_._d throat and lent troublei i-owtnr oa rou-ecl quickly end wtwlr-ake NA-DRU-CO Taitdeia Pitpuattoa ef Cod Liver Oil This Uapnftct end pltaunt wmbtnatlon of Ibe best Norw-ttan, Cod Unr Oil with Milt Ri tract, Cherir .talk ind HrpophotphllM. It restores waale! •nortttt, fortifies lhe antra to resist cotnha and celda, and stgm that abounding vitality which makes one fits* lo be alive. Aa a food-tonic alter wasting Illness, or tor weak, mr children. It hu few, tl any, equala. Id 80c. and $1.00 bottles—it your Dr utttat'a. tot ri«l.«ul Oral sad Chesdeal Ce. tl Cauda, Uadlct, mmm im ETi 9 R -tNTERNXTIQ STOCK FOOD keeps horses, cows, sheep and plgfl In such prime condition, because ibis composed of the ssme herbs, roots, seeds ud barks that these animals eat freely when running wild. We grind these ten medicinal substances to a fine powder, mix them thoroughly and give them to yoo* at their best, in International Stuck Food. This Is why a tablespoonful of International Stock Pood, with the regular grain feed, helps digestion-makes sound, Arm flesh—Increases the milk supply—and protects animals against disease and sickness. Bold by dealers everywhere. If you will write and tell us how many head of Btock you own, we will forward to you free our Jj.ooo. Stock Book. U0 INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD CO. LIMITED. TORONTO, rcjinMMang 3UnWN%i THAT'S IT--I KNOW NOW ! I receive highest returne when I ship to Canada Atlantic Grain Co., Limited ORAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS Grain Exchange - - Winnipeg, Man. Llcenaed—Bonded - • - EatablUhe.' 1910 Stov£Polish L A Canadian Knight Distinguished Service-Order Companion op'the Ramge A\*A%.s, I TBE F F D-HXEY O I...I No I NO WASTE I HAMILTON CANADA I NO I 1*f\l •HIP YOUR ORAIN TO PETER JANSEN COMPANY nleelen Merchants —— -_-J Laatna re*4i Pert Art-iur or Fort William. Co., Wtnnlp.g. Ukaral AivaiMas Prompt Returns Winnipeg, Manitaaa Notify P.ter Jsr— •ett OreSM WE PAY THC FREIGHT. ST;-*! At the Factory Price Buying at the factory will Und this range at your nation freight prepaid fot $20.00 leu then Aa neit belt Haw oa the market. You pocket lhe dealer's profit—aboui 30 per ceafc—get a beautiful steel and mellesble iron ringebuilt to Isit a lifetime. Aad what's ■are you lava money every month 00 your fuel bill. Every Raaf* is unconditionally guaranteed. f-V 0 0 ffc • * S*Uo* Dominion rnde *>** ifdtlirt. Range It's as good as eeeiag iha range to read iha complete aad dear description in our book. The book alio contains a history of cooking worth reading. Lei - us lead you a copy. Guada Malleable & Steel Range 16 ff. Co., Limited, Ottawa, Oat. THE SUN, GBAND FORKS, B. C. ultf? (grattb-Utarka $mt <3. A. Evans, Editor and Publisher eUBSOHIFTIOH K&1M I ate loir $1.W I.ib Year (In advance) 1.00 ine Vear, In United State. ., 1.M \ddren all aommnntcatloot to Ths Ghahd Forks Sum. ' hun a R14 ObiudPoms, B.C FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1915 The First Meeting of 1914 Will Be Held on Tuesday, January 6 Nearly every newspaper and all public men of prominence hnve made guesses regarding the cause of the high cost of living. Hon. Martin Burrell, minister of agricul- turej says the cost is mounting because the farming industry ia not keeping pace with the increase of population. Mr. Burrell has evidently forgotten that last year the crops" all over the world were eo abundant that the products of the and could not be given away.and yet the cost of living rose steadily. It is therefore apparent that the abundance of farm producla haa no greater baring on the est of living than a hiatus in a dream would have in tilHiiiiig the hidtory of the world. Here is our Km***"*: High ^tariff, trur-ls, exorbiiant innaportalion charged, extravagance, METEOROLOGICAL The following is the minimum and im.ximum temperature for each day during the past week, as re curded hy the government thermoiu tier on E. V. Laws' ranch: Min. Max D-c 19,—Friday 18 28 20—Saturday ... lfi 2:1 21—Sundiy, 22 28 22—Monday 23 29 2lJ—Tuesday 15 24 24—Wednesday .. 17 28 *25 -Thursday 20 28 'Inches Snowfall 0.2 James McArdle returned on Monday from Colville, being atcom panied by hisBon Kenneth, who has tieen attending school at that place. Master Kenneth will spend tbe holidays with his father in ihis city. Ut YOUR CHILD 18 CROSS, FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED Liit of Permanent Committees Named by the President Look Mother! If tongue la coated, elaanas little bowels with "California Syrup of Figs." Mothers can rest easy after giving "California Syrup of Figs," because in a few hours all tbe clogged-up waste, sour bile and fermenting food gently moves out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. Sick children needn't be coaxed to take tills harmless "fruit laxative." Millions of mothers keep it handy because they know its aetlon on the stomach, liver and bowels Is prompt and sure. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Pigs," which contains directions for babies, children nt all agea and for grown-up* The next meeting of tbe Grand Forks tumid of trade will be held on Tuesday evening, January 6. It is urgently requested that all members attend this meeting, as a num ber of important questions will come up for consideration. During tbe coming year. President OeCew wishes to make tbe board a potent factor in the development of the city and valley. He realizes ihat lo du so will require the hearly cu operation of every member, and for this rea son be is anxious that tbe meetings iii future abould be well attended. Tbe president bas announced the following permanent committees, the tiisl-named member ul eacb committee being lbe chairman of that committee: Finance—H. E. Woodland, C. H. Niles aud 1). McCalluin. Membership—Gus Sohnitter, \V. E, Hadden, A. 8. McKim a..d Jobn Donaldson. Publicity—O. M. 1'ripp, T. A. Love, F. M. Kerby ami Neil MuOnl- lum. Industries—Fred Clark.Jetf Davis, E. U. Henniger and Oue Evans. Transportation—N. L. Mclnnea, T. A. Mclntyre, W. K. C. Manly and A. O. Frache. . Entertainment—Dr. Acres, J A.. McCalluin, H. C. Kerman, W. B. Bishop, Fred Russell, W. il. Mclntyre, E. E. Gibson, E. Clayton and VV. J. Penrose. Tbe city council met in the council chamber on Monday evening, tbe mayor and all tbe aldermen being present. As nearly ull of the work of tbe present council has been completed, most of the business trans acted waa of a routine character. Tbe hockey game between Pboenix and Nelson, at Phoenix, on Christinas day resulted in a victory for tbe former club by a score of 11 goals to 3. YOU NEED A GOOD WAGON IF YOU ARE A /^fiOOD FARMER WE'VE cot what you VANT CHRLSTMAS SUGGESTIONS IN DAINTY JEWELRY NEVER before have we been able to otter such a pleasing variety of novel and exclusive designs as we show this season. They, must be seen to be properly appreciated. The following descriptions are, however, suggestive of their worth-while nature: LOCKETS— Large oval and plain lockets, bright and Roman finish, round pearl Het, hind engraved, plain, square and heart shaped. Priced $2 to 810 BRACELETS — Solid gold in plain and hand engraved,pearl and amethyst, set, pearl itnd Tourmaline net, in the latest patterns. Gold filled Bracelets in plain and hand engraved, of the latest patterns. Child's Bracelets to tit any child. Prices (. _! to $25 BROOCHES—In solid gold, of the latest empire patterns; in gold-tilled from tl up RINGS of all kinds. Diamond set.in platinum; pearls - that are beauties, set iu solitaire and twia in three and five sets. Birthday Rings and Signet Rings, Wedding Rings in three patterns, and last, but not least, Baby Rings in several, patterns and sites. FOBS, CHAINS AND NECKLETS ot all s-jyles. PENDANTS are the vogue. These we show are charming in design and follow the latest Parisian style in mounting or setting. PLATEWARE in 1835 R. Wallis, in all the newest combinations, and A. D. Moriison's Ai lli^wt. CUT GLASS. We have paid particular attention to this department, and have the largest assortment on hand we ever had before, in cuts that are beauties, ranging in price from I1.5U to $75 00 A. D. MORRISON J_.WE___.lt AND OPTICIAN GRAND FORKS, B. C. NOTICE Notice is limeby uiven that the firm known as Moiiyliuei* A- I'li-tiim, black smiths ami Iiuvi-Ih dealers anil repairers, lias been riiskolvml, to take effect on January I, 1914. All persons indebted to "aid firm are requested to make payment, and all persons having accounts against said firm, are requested tii bring ill their hills before that date The business will be con tiuued hv J. Miniyboei- Grand Forka, B.C, Dec 19, 11)13. J MoOYHOKH, II Postma. IBM To begin with, it il perfect. To the end it remains perfect—the Edison— BiueAmberolRecord No musical-mechanical triumph hat approached this remarkable invention of Edison. The new composition of which it is made catches and holds the natural beauty of tone of the world's greatest singers, orchestras and bands and holds it after you have played it over 3,000 times. ' ' The Blue Amberol is a perpetual, practically unbreakable record lhat reproduces in an amazing way the art of lhe performers. Don't miis the opportunity to hear it played at some of the Edison dealen lilted lav low. You'll be welcome any day. >ae& WOtW Edi-on Phonognpha ud Recordi an told by WOODLAND 8 QUINN STICK BY THE GOOD HOME PRODUCTS They are usually best - and most satisfactory in the end. BOUNDARY'S BEST BOTTLED BEER " is a home product of . genuine merit. Get a a case today and try it now. Ask for it. GRAND FORKS BREWING COMPANY SI.WPtR DOZEN, DEUVEIEt WOOD and FE 4; PUSTS Dry four-foot Fir and Tamarac. Cedar and Tamarac Posts. Prompt attention to phone ordrrs. A. GALLOWAY RANCH WOOD DEALER PHONE L14 COLUMBIA, B.C AUTO LIVERY AT YOUR SERVICE Modern Rigs and Good Horses at All Hours at the •Model Livery Barn . Burns 8 O'Ray, Propa. Phone 68 Second Street Our wagons won't work your horses to death. They run light. Tney are made of strong,'tough, seasoned wood and will stand the roughest wear. If you buy a wagon from us and anything goes wrong with it, drive up in front of our store and see if we don't make good. Mclntyre (^ Smith The Best Christmas Gift The very heat Christmas gift you cnn make yourself, your wife and all the tni-mliera of your family iri a year's subscription lo that great paper, The. Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal. It costs only one dollar and its visit each week will make your household happier than ever hefore. No home in Canada should be without that great paper during 1914—Every issue is worth the money. The Sun is the- best newspaper value in the Boundary country. "Veaaela Large May Venture More, but Little Shipa Muat Stay Near Shore." Tb* lirgo dlaylw idt- .-. ***** CUMlfled W»nt Adu. *r. propor- llDoi-ilr good for tho sit.oil Arm. In foci xtuxtxr lor jo tlrx*. bie-nn ouch br Ibo dlll_ii.it uio *t Iho Cloooinod Column!. Thoro 00- oaplo ll good-Dirt now. im.mmm mr ., n ■ ..fl..., Wm. B.Glanville Sanitary Dairyman QRAND FORKS, B.C. Milk and Cream delivered to. all parts of the city daily. Dairy absosolutely sanitary. We endeavor to please our customers. Hartin ilullen All Kinds ot Draying DEALER IN * Wood and Coal OPFICB AT The Mann DrugCo. 's Stoi e PHONE 3> RESIDENCE PHONB R 18 -Grand Forks Transfer PHOSE 119 Solo Ageoti for Gatl Coal Teaming of All Kinds. Bus and Baggage at All trains. Mclntyre 8 Mclnnis, Proprietors THt london Directory (I'u'illlhod Animilly) KimlitM (niton throughout tho world to oomtniuileite direct with Btigltin MANUFACTURERS Jt DEALERS In esch ollMof food,. Sefidei boltir I com* plf-te 1'o.nmotetil guide to Loudon and it* fltlhiirbi. tho directory eolitilun Hit-of EXPORT MERCHANTS with the Ooodi thoy ihlp. ond tho Colonial •ml Kin-duo Mirkrtatliey ■upply; 8TEAM8HIP LINES iirrninTPfll under the Porta to which they iall, and Indicating the approximate Sal ling*; PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES uf leading Manufacturer!, Merchant!, etc., In the principal provincial towniand Induitria. ccntrei of the United Kingdom. A copy of the current edition will be for* warded, freight paid, on receipt of Poital Order for t5. Dealen seeking Agenotee cau advertise their trade eardi for «fl, or lur uur advartlse- menti from ftlS. THE LONDON DIRECTORY CO., LTD ■25, Abchurch Lane, London, E.C, If you read Tbe Sun you get the news ol the citv, the province and the world. It is possible for' a Sun reader to keep abreast of the times without the aid of tbe daily papers. <: THE SUN, GBAND FORKS, a G. fh 0? Most Important Events at Home and Abroad During the Fast Week Friday Records which, it is deelared, upset all the theories of government experts regarding the origin of the Na- vajo Indians- and show a complete divy of the leading events in the life of that tribe for 1900 years are on the way from Arizon to the University of Pennsylvania, according to an an- nounoement made in Phlladeldhia to night.. ' _ Rear-Admirai -Fletcher, commander of the United States naval force* in' Mexican waters, today ordered the rebels and federals fighting at Taiii| i- ' co to cease firing, threatening to open uion thfin with the guns of the gunboat Wheeling if the order was not obeyed, Both stiles complied wit the order The western freight- rates case, coinmeiicedfljnefnre the railway board in February, 1912, closed at Ottawa this afternoon "Mona Lisa,' Leonardo da Vinci's great painiing, which was stolen from the Louvre's, in Paris, more than two years ago, h is been found It is now in tlie hands of the Italian authorities and will be returned to France. The premier of .Saskatchewan will introduce a bill providing for a plebiscite being taken on the question of the abolition of the bar. Gifts for Christmas USEFUL GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY 1913--CHRISTMAS--1913 We Have a Complete Line of Useful Articles That Would Give a Lot of Pleasure to a Friend or Relative Ladies' and Gent's Writing Desks In many designs and finishes. Large and Comfortable Easy Chairs In Oak and Leather. Oneeda Commuuity "La Rose" pattern exquisite Silverware Rich and Sparkling Cut Glass Fancy China, and many other articles too numerous to mention. A visit to our store will convince you that you can make no mistake in purchasing your Xmas gifts here. Purchases made now will be stored till Christmas. MILLER<*GARDNER FURNITURE HARDWARE The American suffragette, .VIt->s Zelie Emerson, of Jackson, Mieli., was the central figure of a furious scrimmage this evening between the police and the suffragettes and their supporters in the Bow district, London. ft The United States committee wants Asiatic immigration checked. Saturday South Lanark, Conservative since confederation, elects Dr. A. E. Han na in the bye-election, and Macdon- * aid returns Morrison to the honse. Americans, Germans and Spaniards who arrived in El Paso today from Chihuahua, Mexico, report that Fran cisco Villa, the rebel leader, virtu- alU had constituted himself dictator there and that he refused to heed the request of representatives of foreign governments. **> - The British and Indian govern nients^ are yery seriously concerned over recent occurrences in South Africa, arising out of what the Eaat Indians consider discriminatory legislation against them. A close examination of the "Mona Lisa" has disclosed a slight abrasion on the cheek and a scratch on the left shoulder, which were received while the picture *ai in the ban Is of Vinoenaw Peroga, who stole it . Monday Until April 4 President Huerta will be obliged to conduct the government of Mexico without congress, as that specially created organ was for tually adjourned today, Justice Morrison, at Vancouver this morning, administered a rebuke to Rev. Dr. H. W. Fraser, because the latter had commented in a sermon last evening on the Nanaimo riot cases now before the special assize. Jim Larkin, the labor leader who tried lo '.'raise the fiery cross" in England, has returned to Dublin. Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, the mili taut suffragette agitator, since her arrest on December 10 has - adopted the mora drastic method of adding a "no sleep" strike to her -''hunger and thirst" strike in order to force the prison authorities to release her. , Steamship officials continued ' their protests today against the LaFollette seamen's bill, before the United States house merchant marine committee. | i The Manitoba legislature begins the business of the session. - ! Tuesday Forty miners are entombed by an explosion in the Vulcan mine at Newcastle, Col., east of Grand Junction. The labor unions may call a state witle strike in Colorado. The biggest private real estate deal on record was completed in London today with the sale of the Duke of Bedford's freehold property, covering about nineteen acres in the vicinity of Covent Gardens, in the center of London, to Harry Mallaby Deeley, a Unionist member ot the. house of commons. The' price* paid for the property is said to have been $50,- 500,000. The suffragette arson squad today did much. damage to St. Anne's church in Liverpool. The British cabinet, which is having several councils tbis week, has decided to eliminate'from the horae rule bill the clause transferring the Irish post office to the authority of the uew Dublin parliament. A delegation of fruit and livestock men interviewed the Ottawa govern ment today. They opposed any reduc tion in the tariff from the United States. Now is the Time to Get Fitted Up for Gold Weather The Fa^ That We Are* Doing tbe Business is Evidence Enough That Our Prices Are Right * "v ■*. ■ \ -*. v - . . CAMPBELL'S for Quality NEW HARNESS SHOP I have re-opened a harness shop at my old stand on Bridge street, and.will manufacture Mpw Hflrn_pcc and do a11 kinds of new nam ess hmesa ^-[rsc,, A11 work guaranteed. Your patronage is solicited. A. A. Frechette Wednesday Final figures gives thirty-seven as the number of men killed by the explosion in the Valcan mine at New castle, Col. Twenty-five bodies have been removed fiom the workings. Winston Churchill, first lord ef the admiralty, is charged with usurping Premier Asquith's prerogatives. The death of Cardinal Ramdolla, former papal secretary of state, occurred last night at Rome. Sir Edward Grey says it will not be the fault of Liberals if the home rule question is not settled The run on the banks in the City Mexico still continues. A presiden tial decree making state bank notes legal tender througdout the republic has been made. The parcels post has been a irreat success in tho United States, and the postmaster general nOw advocates public ownership of telegraph apd telephone lines. A Vancouver connty court judge holds that Sunday work is illegal, and that damages for injuries sustained on that day are uncollectable nnder the Compensation act. Thursday The arbitration treaty between the United States and the Netherlands was signed today. The president of tho South Wellington Miners' union is convicted, at New Westminster, of rioting and intimidation. Seven other prisoners are acquitted. The Karluck, Villijartiar Stefans- son's ship, has joined the phantom fleet and is now adrift in the Arctic wilderness. Canadian scientists are wanted for the 1914 Antarctic expedition. Here's Hoping Allgf You Will Enjor <_A oMerry Christmas JOHN DONALDSON PHONE 30 Everything to Eat and Wear Start Tpfe New Year Right The majority of cases of sickness are caused by unsanitary plumbing. Avoid this risk by having your plumbing work done by J. F. KRAUS Heating and Sanitary Engineer PHONE ISO GAW BLOCK, WINNIPEG AVE An attempt is made to blow up Holloway jail in London. As usual, the suffragettes are blamed for the crime. The committee on life-saving applij ances appointed by the internationa congress on safety at sea have completed their recommendrtions, which will be submitted to the congress early in January. The Dominion cabinet decides to appoint a commission to investigate the high cost of . living, and eommis 8ioners ere selected. TAKES OFT DANDRUFF, HAIR STOPS FALLING Save your Halrl Get a 25 cent bottla of Danderlne right now—Also stops Itching scalp. Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy hair is mute evidence of a neglected scalp; of dandruff—that awful scurf. There is nothing so destructive to the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair of Its lustre, Its strength and ita very life; eventually producing a feverish- ness and Itching of the scalp, which If not remedied causes the hair root- to shrink, loosen and die—then tl* hair falls out fast. A little Dander! tonight—now—r.ny time—will S.*> save your hair. Get a 25 cent oottle of Knowlluo's Oaiderlne from any drug store. You ■urcly can havo beautiful hair and lota I .f It If you will Just try a little Dan- j '.trine. Save your halrl Try lt! . If you are tired of indifferen' work at high prices, try The Sun job office. We guarantee satisfaction, and are prices are right. We have a splendid stock of stationery on hand. Armson the shoe man Has removed to his new stand, corner Bridge and fourth streets. IT WILL MAKE TOU HAPPY Highest cash prices paid for old Stoves and Ranges. E. C. Peckham, Second hand Store, No need having piles any longer! No need of suffering another day! Stearn's Pile Remedy (complete with tube) will help you or IT COSTS TOU NOT ONE CENT. This remedy is a combination of the lately discovered, high-priced Adrenalin Chloride with other powerful curative principles, and IT 8TOP8 THE PILE PAIN IN ONE MINUTEI So sure are we that Stearn's Pile Remedy will beneflt you that we will REFUND YOUR HONEY lf yon are not satisfied. ' This Is the only pile remedy that we can guarantee and we know you will thank us tor telling you about it We have the exclusive agency. tfOODI.-.NI) it QUINS. Real Estate Investments and Business Sites Insurance in c4U Its Branches BOUNDARY TRUST <& INVESTMENT CO., LTD Established 1901 First Street THE SUN, GRAND FORKS. BRITISH COLUMBIA.^ Asked Too Mucl Young man, said tbe fond father, In giving you my daughter I have Intrusted you with the dearest treasure )f my life. The young man was duly Impressed, l'lien. during a few momenta of Impressive silence that followed- he heard the ptrfter ot rain against the s-lndow pane. Gracious me! he exclaimed, It's raining and I haven't an umbrella. May I borrow your to get to the sta- lion? Young man, jald'the fond parent, t wouldn't trust anybody on earth s-lth my umbrella. MMMMMMMUUMMMai Your Liver is Clogged up That's Why You're Tirad-Otf tbi Sorts—Ilovt m> Appetite. CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS will put you riglit ia a few days. They do their duty. Cure ' Cotuli- patioti, Biliousness, hiiiettTort, anl Sub __.wf-.rHe. Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Pile*. Genuine muitbai Signature •VfWV-Ff-ffVVV-IVVVVVflfllW HguuraiiKi .. TERPHOJF CELLARS AND CUFFS Something better than linen and no lumdry bills. Wash it with soap and vnter. All stores or direct. State stylo md size. . or 25c. we will mail you. THE ARLINGTON CO. OF CANADA. Limited 58 "raser Avenue, Toronto, Ontario REST MD HEALTH TO MOTHER MD tHItl. Urs. WiNS-ftw's Soothihc, syrup liu beea IB«.iior<n.ei SIXTY VBASS by MltUONS ot KOTHKHS fot tneir UII-.DRE.fl* WHIIJt .EETHING wilh PEBFBCT SUCCKS9. It fooTHEB the CHILD SOFT-INS the GUMS, •tV-Va all PAIN CURBS WIND COLIC, and li the best remedy fot DIAKRIKKA. It Is ab. Klutelv harmless. Be sure and aak lor "Mrs. (Viuil-v. Soothing Syrup,' and take ao otter kind Twenty-live cents a bottle. WANTED at once PersCitd to work for us ih spaio tlmo nt home. No experience required with our NEW ART COLORING PR0CE88 lias, and fascinating work. Good pay. <o canvass'ng. Write fir instructions (free). COMMERCIAL / RT STUDIO. 315 College atreet. Toronto, Canada. CANCER .«Hkrn» A __.... ■*■■*. *".'■■_*■« ******** knhMatUiMr'akMM Old aaraa, .'era ait rem .sw-tli 1 te. wt. ***t kaak **t laatlanalala. Ml CANADA CANCER INBTITUTt, Lwitw •0 CHVUCHIUt. AVI. TOMNtO When buying; your PUno in- '*- siat on having an "OTTO HIGEL" Piano Action FREE TO ALL SUFFERERS. tlr.tft.ei 'gut or .ona -au. oown-w-oot ma atuiv turita trow Kio-itr. bladiim. nirvom aiiuna •MROXlCWa.KKKMJt«,ULCait.UIN«BUmONa.ril.B-. vtu. tor wt me* t-at m host la-raucrnra tt«DiCAiaooiifl-iMw.iiTaa.iTTeLLau.LakMrl*M« I -flDlBS WANTED — 1)0 AUTI8TI0 a'coni.ciilal titM-illpwoik ut home; make from ' -n*e to llvo dollara pet- day decor- itlng cuhIiIoii toim. Armour Art Co., Kept. II.. Ill-ilu I lia no mock, Wlmilpt-R. PATLNT8 Patant Your Ideaa—No delay nnd m Kill rell If .ur you If tho idea hai merit. Ben-I sketch fur freo report. Information on patents and list uf Invention! wanted mailed reo.— J. A. MAO- MURTRY A CO.. Patant attorneys, lit Bay 8tr.«t, Toronto. Canada. Mamma—KUille. tvltut would you do II* you hurl no moth- r? ..Utile (promptly)*-Eat up all tba pic DODDS KIDNEY / PILLS ''• KlDNt^J;., . M ' M r tj r--Al*' y ;< , ** dG,Ht :> Dl i'-* ""Mil ri '. ' 80c. a box or alx bexat for 12.50, at all dealers, or Tha Dodda Medl- elna Company, Limited, Toronto, Canada. W. N. U. »7« T^^mmm^mm^*\W^^*\WKs9 XHE name "McClary's" guarantees '**$$& tha "Sask-Alta" to be a perfect cooker Hi and baker as well as one of the most il? durable ranges made. |;ji.| See the "Sask-Alta" before buying. Sold bjr good dealers everywhere. London Toronto 7» ':■-•-•/.■■ v'.*.'.'.- S$-i 'tt».,...i< m,SZt SLB "^w1 Wianfpcg Vancomer St. John Hanitoa Cripy Saskatoon Edmonton 1 gas^i^-*.***.-^^ a m^^—^ .iii* ■!*' ■ — The reason why aome people ara such tools le becauBe they find lt easy. DREAiOETpLEPSY A Caie That Should Bring Hope to Other Sufferers' There are may cases of epilepsy Incurable so far as .present medical knowledge extends and tlie sufferer Is doomed to go through life a victim to a disease which has stricken him suddenly and without warning, and with each recurring affects his mental powers. Taken in tine, however, many cases ot epilepsy have been permanently cured by t'_e use ot Dr. .Williams' Pink PIUs, and In cases where the disease has not reached an acute form this remedy ls worth giving a fair trial. Among the curea we give the following. - Mrs.. Robert Stringer, New Llskeard, Ont., says: "I have long felt that we should write you and let you know what Dr. Wil- llama' Pink Pills h-ve done for our grandson, who was attacked witli epilepsy. The trouble seemed to come on following an attack of whooping cough. Ills parents seemed to notice that Lis eyea seemed to bulge out, and that he would be unconscious for a few seconds, and .would go about his play as usual. The child was live years old at this time. The trouble seemed to be growing more severe and the attacks to come oftener, and as the local doctors were not helping him they sent him to the Children's Hospital ln Tor.nto. He remained there ftr a Bv.ort time when the doctors said his trouble was epilepsy, and they could do nothing for him. Time went on and the attacks grew worse, and ln the far. ot 1908 my daughter wrote mo tbat tho little fellow waB getting eo bad that they wanted to send him back to lho hospital. I asked her to send him to me for a time, and as one of his eyes had become crooked I took him to an occulist, who Bald Una trouble could be cured, but lt had nothing to do with bringing on ha other trouble. As I knew that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were a splendid medicine I decided to give them to him, ln the hopo that they might benefit him. We were very careful as to diet, and aa to keeping the child from excitement In about a month we noticed that the trouble was lessening, and at this time the little fellow returned home tnd bis mother kept up the treatment. In a few months he seemed fully cured, but during the holidays the trouble came back ln a milder form and the Pink PIUs were again resorted tp, aud again thu trouble disappeared, and although more tban a year bas passed there ha: not since been any sign oi it. We teel so deeply Indebted fo what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have 'me tor blm that we hope this plain statement of our experience will beneflt some other sufferer." You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills from nny dealer ln medicine or by mall at 60 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont Being an optimist would be all right if there was a salary to it "PERRIN" GLOVES Sold •Yerjrwhere tow No better protection against worms can be got than Miller's Worm Powders. Tliey consume worms and render the stomach and Intestines untenable to them. They heal the aurfaces that hare become Inflamed by the attacks of thc parasites and aerve to restore the strength ot the child that has been undermined by the draughts that the worms bave mado upon It, and that their operation la altogether health-giving. „ RAW FURSx We Pji] Highest Values ' Write for Price ListO and Shipping Ta^i ?j£rcgTur Co.. lli EXCELSIOR UFE INSURANCE CO. Assets W,WO,000.00 Insurance |.l,*-00,000.00 ABSOLUTS Sscurlty fe. Poliey Haiders sxesltler Policy Forms Approved By Dominion Insurance Department For Atenoles apply to Provincial Offloas at Winnipeg, Edmonton. Saskatoon, Vancouver. No woman needs to be lonesome who bas a new hat and a mirror. —_—__———_ --*• A Purely Vegetable PHI.—The chief Ingredients of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills aro mandrake -nd dandelion, sedative and purgative, but perfectly harmless In tbelr action. They cleanse and purify and have a moat healthful effect upon the secretions of tho digestive organs. The dyspeptic and all who suffer from liver and kidney ailments will find ln these pills tbe most effective nte_lclne I concentrated form that has yet been offered to tbe suffering. People who are hard to suit seldom find any one yearning tor a hard Job*. Money la seldom tight when the mau who handles It ls. (100 REWARD, tlOO Tin renders ol this paper will bo pleas-il to learn Hint there Is at lensi ono drcnaeil illacaso that eclenco hot; Doen nblo to euro In all Its stagoi", and that Is Catarr' . liall'o Catarrh Cure In tho only positive nire now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh bcliif. a constitutional disease, requires a constl- tutlonal treatment. Hall's MM Cure la taken Internally. - S directly upon lire i-.ool and mucous-surfaces or tho ovstem. thereby destroying the foundation of tho disense. and giving tho patient streiicth hv bull-llmr up tho constitution and nssl-'l'ng nature In doing Its work. Tho proprietors havo so much faith In its curative powers that thoy offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any caso that lt falls lo cure. Bend for list of testimonials. Address .. J. OIBNBT & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold hv alt Druggists, ?Bc. Tmte Hall's Family PIUs for constipation. Nothing la more suspicious than too great an appearanco ot Innocence. Minard't Liniment for sale ivs. ywhere Politics are Ukt the weather—there Is alwavi someone kicking about It. Prepare ta snjoy ita exhilarating frosts by mttkin$ year blood rich, pun and actios to pre- vsnt colds, grippe and rheumatism. - Good blood prevents sickness and Scott's Emulsion will energize your blood and create reserve strength to endure changing seasons. Scott's Emulsion is not an experiment but haaserved humanity faithfully for forty years; it contains the purest cod liver oil—free from alcohol or stupefying drugs. Scott's Emulsion is nature's greatest blood-maker and furnishes tne elements necessary for body warmth, rich blood and healthy circulation. Shan eicahote nbttltutu ami itrnani tha t*nain* Scott', EmxthtitH AT ANT ORUO • TORI |W| Flour trial is essential but- it is not your work! Flour varies from time to time in baking quality. Thia is because wheat continually varies according to soil conditions, etc. Therefore, if baking results are to be constantly nigh, baking tests are essential. It Q| IBITW*8 unreasonable to expect you r%Jf\9l*-W\rO make these teste at your I expense. a So from eaeh shipment of I wheat delivered at our mills \ we take a ten pound sample. a This is ground into flour. \ Bread is baked from the flour. I If this bread is high in quality t and large in quantity, we use %the shipment. Otherwise we *|ellit. \ By simply asking for FLOUR baring this name.you/ban always be sure of morjfbread and better bread. / \ / "More Bread and Better Bread" and "Better P^stfy Too" V 623 Suffering Humanity Finds that relief mustbefound for the ilia which may come any day, —else suffering is prolonged and therein dangerthatgraver trouble will follow! Most serious sicknesses start in disorders of the organs of digestion and elimination. Thebestcor- rective and preventive,^ such cases, is acknowledged to bo This standard home remedy tones tiie stomach, stimulates tiie sluggish liver, regulates the inactive bowels. Taken whenever there is need, Beecham's Pills will spare you hours of suffering and so improve your general health and strength that you can bejter resist disease. Tested by time, Beecham's Fills nave proved safe, certain, prompt, convenient and that they Always Uai to Setter Health rmind nir br Thonui B_.ch.tn. St. II.I.M, LucuMre, RatfuJ. Sold.»>rir-.-..ra__.CMdaudU.8.Aa.rltt. In bo..., 2S cm.. THIS hs HOME DYE tfcat i ANYONE, DYOLA ma Guaranteed «ONI DYI for* ■ All Kindt of Cloth. i , eUM.SIaeHi,N>CbucaalHIMbw. TUT 1 JITI BMid tor tn. Coin, C..rl an I Doaklrt. lTb.KbMjj.aii ****** Co. I imiiUllm-nlj The best brawl et .ellglon Is tbe kind a mau uses It bis business, CLARK'S soups SoupprobtMU MlM*. Clatk Sots Um wony Us art U» flWk- 100 unrti mti-lxo. Dm. atmW aa mortm«at. W»*\ Try Murine Eye Remedy 11 you bave Red, Weak, Watery Eyes or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart -Soothes Eye Vain. DniRRisW Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c. Murine Eye Salve In Aseptic Tnbts, 25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail. *m tt* tmxl. **** Ue *M (>tm tkal NmO Cm. Mwriae Kr* Kemedr Ca., Chlcase _Jg*^5^S_5l STANLEY LIOHTPOOT ■atsnt seueiTea and attokniy LUMSDCN SLBS-fhOf I TOMNTO. nmrrt rat item. ^* ' M.srti. Snt'i-ens Is lilt- nfTeritig ut miilm itf. THE SUN, G-ftAND FORKS, BRITISH COLUMBIA. V' i How ll Was Answered j i * The Prayer of a Lonely < 'Woman _ . . - . **********, t ' Mr LILLIAN WARTZ ■>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» Mrs. Tompkins, rocking In the shade st ber Tine wreathed porch, peered down the short length ot tho street. "An automobile lu front ot Pikes'," ahe murmured bitterly. "I expect 1(1 her brother-in-law trom Marllu. He's tn the business. 1 declare lt ain't rlgbt, it ain't fair/' Ber black eyes snapped angrily as she drew back and piled her crochet needle'. "Honk, bonk!" sounded defiantly, and a small motorcar turned Into Willow atreet and stopped In front of Mra. Tompkins' house. She arose, and an expectant light tame Into her eyes. * Was It possible that she wss to have "automobile company" at last? Tbus far sho waa the only resident on tbe street who could not boast an acquaintance who owned a motorcar. As she reached the head of tbe steps a becapped and begogglod bead was thrust from under the top, and a man asked quickly: ■'Does Mrs. Mills tiro here?!' Amelia Tompkins drew herself up stiffly. "Next bouse," sbo said grimly, and a dull flush reddened ber cheeks as she went back to ber chair. "Vou might bavo known It was for mc," tossed Susie Mills across tbe spijco that separated the two bouses as •bo came around from tbe side door to greet her visitor. Amelia Tompkins made oo reply as sbo rolled up a length of crocheted lace and tucked It ln her workbasket Her Mps were set grimly as sbe gathered Onto **1** SU CAS LKASrau BAQSRLT I'onWAltD NOW up workbasket and tbo weekly newspaper and went Into the bouse, carefully latching thc scrcou door behind ber. Her movements were very deliberate. She went through tho beuso nnd set tbo tcakettlo on tbe stove: tben she went upstairs to ber bedroom and locked tbe door. After tbut abe knelt down boilde her bed and prayed wltb real anguish of soul. Her neighbors In Willow atreet might bttvc been horrified If thoy had heard thc prayer of Amelia Tompkins. Undoubtedly they would have called her worldly, for sbe prayed earnestly that the l_ord would send her "automobile company." Thero wero six houses ,ln Willow street, and tho only hunse tbnt know no automobile company was tbe whltt cottage of Amelia Tompkins It stood tt the end or the little blind- street and fared all, tbe others, tbreo on a side. Not one of Amelia's .kind hearted neWibors realised Imw tho lonely wldew loused for tho dash of big lamp* before her gate on .a summer evening nnd tlle gay summons of s motor burn. Hu many times hnd she run to door or window at the sound only to see the much desired vehicle pause at the gate nf one or another fit her more fortunate neighbors' Sho . was glad when night closed down and she could retire.to her room, undisturbed by taonklugs or brilliant flnjtlics of lanterns. . Ono mlgbt sny that Amelia Tompkins was foolish, bnt who enn blnroe her? Sbo was one of a suiull com- I munlty. willow street wns a little settlement by Itself. Everybody owned his own home,, and all attended tbt same church. Beyond Willow street the city went its- own way. To the Widow Tompkins Willow street was life. And life was very r?«U without su- tomobile company... ' One morning she atood on the front porch watering bet hanging baskets. Amelia wu fond ot Sowers, and her little place was a perfect bower of beauty. "You're looking kinder peaked. Amelia." called Susie Mills, wblootng* artund th* comer ef tht house, Tery trig In her green Tell and brown duster. "What you need Is s good spin Into the country." Amelia's pale cheeks flushed, snd she looked really -pretty. Sbe had a certain plump prettlness that had been much admired wben sbo was a girl. Since her busband bad died Amelia had clung tenaciously to black and wblte gowns, wblcb were not at all becoming. Wearing the right sort ot clothes, Amelia would bavo regained mueh of her youthful prettlness. Sbe was lonely,, ond she was snd. and she seldom found causo to smile, which Is very sad wben one is only forty-flvt snd a comely widow. "A little spin In tbe country Is wbat you need, Amelia," repeated Susie, hanging over tbo gate expectantly. "I s'poso that's what you're going to take," said Amelia, with wbat grace abe could muster. "Ob, yes! Fred's going over to Wlnslow and said ht would take mt along." "In the yeast wagon?'' flew off the end ot Amelia's tongue. - Mrs. Mills turned sharply. "Yeast automobile Is better tban walking." she said loftily. Amelia agitatedly snipped off an unoffending lobelia blossom. "If s too hot even to walk," abe retorted. "I'm going to bavo a car myself." sbe eald Impulsively. "Humph!" sniffed Susie Mills. "I guess it's coming now," abe added sarcastically. Tbere came a honk from the end ot tbo street, aud a large motorcar turned from the avenue lnto"Wlllow. street and came unerringly up to the little white cottage. Aa tt wheeled abont and came puffingly to a standstill tho solitary occupant, stepped to the ground end shook out bla long linen duster. Susie Mills was agog. "You looking far met" sbe chirruped. Tm Mrs. "Mills." Tbe man smiled pleasantly. "I am looking for Urs. Tomrklns." be Informed her, bis bsnd on Amelia's trout gate. "Obi" cried Mm. Milla enviously, and abe was enraged because tbo yeast car eamo noisily up tbo street juat tben and boro ber awiy. Sbe could not see tbt meeting between Amelia Tompkins snd tbo msn ln tho beautiful car. Aa for tho otber motor enthusiasts of Willow street, every man, womaa and child found imperative business near tbe respective front sates. The atranger pushed open Mra. Tompkins' front gate and in three long abides had reached tbe fron' -torrb. Amelia, outwardly calm, but Inwar ly exulting at tbls answer to prayer, came forwrd. tall anti ratber graceful and very attractive ln tbe uncertain llfcbt "Mrs. Tompkins?' asked tbo man courteously. "Yes." tald Amelia. "-Won't you alt down?" "Thank you." He placed a cbalr for Amelia nnd sat down on a hickory chair. He laid his motor cap beside blm, and Amelia notwl wltb a faint stirring of her pulses that bis forebead was very nlco aud It wns too bad tbat hla cap bad left a red crease there. It waa ratber a familiar looking fo _• head. Tbe way the-brown hair wns brushed up and back reminded ber of some out. Tbe memory was a painful one for Amelia, for It aroused Ibe ont -grief of ber girlhood. JSbo wondered what this man wauted. To sell sotuu- thlng, of course. "I am afraid that yon will think t am impertinent. Mrs. Tompkins." ho said, rapping tbe edge of bis rap against the seat and lookiug nt ber ratber doubtfully, "but. 1 couldn't beip coming. I've beeu wanting to for snme time-In fnct. over tlnro-well, siuce you wcro free. Amelia leaned bock In tbo rocker and panted n llllle, Shu felt that something very* unusual waa nbtiut to happen in her quiet, uneventful life. Sm-li thluga happened In books, tint- ke whs speaking agttlti. "It's twenty yeurs since wo met, Amelia. I dun't wonder you've forgotten uie," bo blurted forth at last.. Forgotten Mm? Amelia leaned forward, her heart In her blue eyes. Could any girl forget her flrst lover? Could tiny woman forget lho man ahe bnd loved end whom ber parenta had bade her enst otT fnr another and more advantageous match? If bach tblngs could lie tor- gotten then Am. Ma Tompkins could forget Itnli'h Blake. . Ho wss leaning eagerly forward nojv. a good looking middle aged maa with boyish eyes and a general air ot prosperity tbat seemed out of place upon a man wbom Amelia bad known only aa a shy country youtb. "Amelia. I've watted and waited, and I can't forget youl" he said tensely. "It will tako somo tlme'for you to-pick up the threads after all theso years of separation, but I've never changed. I feel Just the aame aa 1 did that night wlten-I told youl" ht ended ln a whisper. "Ralph, Ralph!" sbe cried, with a shaking voice, and so tho Intervening years vanished wltb the warm breath of true lore, nnd tbelr hands met and afterward their patient lips. So "automobile company" came to Amelia Tompkins In a strange wuy. It came In direct answer to prayer, so Amelia (Irmly believes, snd. while Ralph Blake Is tn tbe automobilo business and owns ninny cars, somehow, for Amelia, automobile company has resolved Itself Into one meaning. Tbnt ts tbe dally homecoming ot Amelia's husband. And I may add that the Blnkes art gtnerout, and nil of WI'Mw street rev- sis lb comitlcM tii iiu-d*,. ■'scnrslons. tERora TOBPBDOf. Oool Clothes, Cool garments are those which favor the dissipation of the heat of the body, for the warmth felt by the wearer of the garment proceeds not so much from the garment itself as from the yearer. Wool is warm, because it ls a worse conductor of heat from the body than other materials, while fur is the worst conductor of all. i Silk ia cooler than either cotton or lines, for it favors conduction of hest from the bodj- betetr than any other-, out. lew Dtadly Little Weapons Hare a Trial Trip. Torpedo running or torpedo testing u the operation auy well be called, is a most faiclnstlag proeess to watch. Torpedoes aa everybody knows, are fired from a tube oa board ship, aad travel oa or under the water by means of propellers worked by compressed air stored ia a chamber .aside tht torpedo. * They sre tested to see at what speed they travel, and whether their course ls true, aad whether they- answer to the setting ot their machinery before leaving the ship. Stand on the cliff known aa Blae- leaves, over looking the famoua Fort- land Harbor, and there within view art two of the melt famous torpedo- ranges la Englaad. A torpedo-range at every 600 ysrds Is marked hy a raft, securely moored aad floating barrels. On every raft stands a man with a res flsg. He is known as a torpedo-marker, and Us duty is to signal the einct second the submerged torpedo passes beneath his raft. The Secrets Carefully Guarded. Bo fearful are the Admiralty of other powers, especially our Oerman rivals, learning the secrets of these deadly weapons of war, thst no outsiders are ever allowed oa the rifts or within the range building when torpedo running ib taking'place. The red flag waving gaily in the morning'*, easterly breeze tells the onlooker that torpedoes are bein(j tested; and rocking idly on the quivering waters are a couple of picquet boats, whose duty is to bring hack the torpedo when its trial run is ended. The ear-piercing hoot of a powerful steam syren breaks tke stillness, and warns tiie markers to be on the look- Armed with powerful binoeulsrs, material Bleaohed fabrics are cooler than unbleached ones; In summer and winter all clothes should lit sufficiently loose to give the limbs and respiratory organs thoir full freedom. Oolor should also play an important ?>art in the choice ot our clothing for he seasons. White is the ideal color for summer, because it ls one that absorbs the least heat, While, on the other hand, black or dark-colored garments attract the rays aad absorb a largo amount of heat—hence their usefulness for winter wear. Fish Preserved Without Ice. Professor Alexander Danilevsky, a Russian scientist, claims to have discovered a new process for preserving fish. Before a recent Invitation luncheon was eaten, the guests saw fourteen days' old lish in glass tars, immersed in a liquid which is the" professor's Serial preparation. The flsh were en taken eut of the jars, and the guests aaw them cooked and afterward ate them. The flsh had been sealed up in thb presence of impartial witnesses. Prof. Danilevsky claims by his method to keep flsh fresh for as long as three weeks or a month. He also has a iiroeess by which ht can keep flsh in ars for two years, and they will still >e thoroughly pure and eatable. The professor worked fo'r fifteen yeara before he brought his experiments - to a successful issue. He asserts that his invention will revolutionize the fishing industry. Lots—and What Thin? Enraptured, they gazed, hnnd-in- hand, upon thc beautiful scone stretched before them in thc setting sun. 'Twas the Lake District, nnd they but three days upon their honeymoon. "Dearest," he said, gazing at her fondly, "isn't this heavenly 1" "Yes, Reginald," she softly murmured. "Do you know," he whispered ardently, "to me life does not seem long enough for our happines. Just think, even if wo are fortunate, our married life can hardly last longer than fifty years." "Is that allt" shi queried wonder- tnglv, edging nearer. "Yes, that's so," a touch of sadness in his voice. "Only flfty years in which to love each other." "Then kiss me quick, Reginsld," shs exclaimed, "we're wasting time!" Poor Orlektt. The fielding of the home teem was wretched to the extreme. Catch after catch was "buttered" with aggravating persistence, and the professional, who bowled mainly for "spooners,' was fast losing his temper and patience. Eventually the visitors' captain, who was having a lengthy innings, thanks to numerous "lives,'1 put the ball into the hands of a young amateur at slip. But again the fielding waa at fault. Tke protessioaal glared, the fieldsmen blushed and muttered apologetically something sbout sn spldemie. "Epidemic, be blowed!" exclaimed tho bowler angrily. "It can't bi aa epidemic when it aia't catchin'l" Apply tht Suit. "If a man wo.-e to hit oa ycor nlw hat, what would you ssy, Claude I" "I should eall hia s confounded silly tool." "Then don't lit tn it any longer, there's a dear boy. The strike ot 160 children at Has- llngton Council School, Crewe, Eng., organised because ths education authority bad removed the headmeater to another school, hat now ended. Tbe education authority declined to recede from their poiltion, snd after remaining Sway, for a fortnight 1 many of tbe children have returned Good form you can easily distinguish the men standing on their rafts flag in hand. Suddenly from the building a silvery fish-like form hurls itself Into the sea. So cleverly moving, woapon of destruction, that the same depth beneath the surface of tho water can be maintained by tho torpedo throughout the length of its rapid course. For testing purposes this is usually nxed at 8 feet, at which depth the torpedo can bo easily distinguished cleaving its way beneath the water. Within the building overlooking thi range of keon-eyed clerk stands peering through the powerful tolescope;, whilst at his side are an accurate card. On this he enters tho exact secood at which each marker drops his flag; thus marking ths precise time the topredo passes each successive raft. Dangers Which Beset Markers. Torpedo marking is sn operation whieh is full of danger to the markers. The ingenious implements of destruction sometimes run amok ln spite of every precaution. A marker at the Blank range was recently watching an oncomiag torpedo. Within a few yards of his raft the torpedo head emerged from the water, and before the astonished marker could move thi weapon appeared to take a flying leap at the rait. It cleared it as by a miracle, and plunged into the water on the other aide. So near did the flying mass of steel pass ths man, that his flag struck its nose as it passed him, whilst its whirling propeller missed his head by inches only. Thi raft, although securely moored and containing a small hut provided with both seats and fireplace, are by no means a comfortable or safe placi in a storm. Costing from $3,000 to *5,000, torpedoes are too expensive to be allowed to be lost. Ofttimes a torpedo for some unaccountable cause takes a sudden plunge downward and buries its nose in the mud at the bottom of the sea. To recover aa embedded torpedo, recoursi has to bl made to the services of skilled divers, and this operation is also not free from peril. Not Likely. Mn. Johnson was all excitement; her' hasbsnd was a Gordon Highlander, and shs hsd received sn invitattoa to visit him in barracks in Scotland. "You'll soon see «sddy now," she said to her six year-old little daughter, as the express bore' them to their destination. On arrival at thi barrscks, Mrs. Johnson waa informed that hir husband was on sentry duty, and one of the soldiers pointed him out to her, but, of course, they conld not approach him. Ths child eyed her dsddy with bla round eyes full of wonder, as hi paced up and down thi square, rifle oa shoulder, in his regimental kilt. •■Then, that's dsddy," cried thi mother. Momentarily the child was too lost la this amazing spectacle to answer. But at lut lt cami out. "Mamma," she said la a childish treble, but with a strictly confidential air, "if daddy finds thi man who stoll his troussrs, will ho givi mi that lickll frock I" . Tht Calcutta prisoner, who plrliai Uw pockets of his poHro captor, sal tben left them on a awrlts tula, to*- gor something. He might has* takta tht train snd tto On the Stiamir. There la Just aa surely an etiquette for a steamship as for a drawing room, snd for the benefit of readers who contemplate a trip on tbo water some ot the formalities on board ship will bt talked about After finding the locution of your room and receiving tbe room key from the purser you should Investigate your baggage, antl If any be missing tht ttabln steward will direct you to tht official to whom complaints cnn bt made. It Is wise to find out ony llttlo "landmarks" that will help you la locating yonr cabin, tbus preventing mistakes nnd facilitating Journeys to and from your room. Tbo next tblng to do ls to secure your seat ut tbo dining table. You will bs given a chock, generally, which will place you ln the dining room. This Is given to tbe bead steward on your flrst meal, and unless changed yoa should take the same seat at all subsequent meals. Your deck cbalr Is also Important It you Intend to profit by a rest eacb day. Tho deck steward for a stated tes will scat you and mark your chair by a card wltb your uamo written on lt t) ll unpardonable to use another per ton's cbalr regularly, for nothing la so embarrassing to tbe rightful occupant as to Bnd a cbnlr tilled and to be com. pelled to evict tbe man or woman whi should have one of bis own. At table It Is quite correct to speak to tbo ones seated near yon. A "good evening** .or "good morning" serves to break tbe Ice. tt ls also permissible to speak to one's fellow passengers after the flrst day. It Is very conven- lent to have some one Introduce other men and women, but there hi an Informality on shipboard that bridges many gaps. Above all. do not overstep the bounds of good breeding. Do not bring on yourself the censure and adverse criticism of others. Do hot Indulge ln gossip, unkind orlt lcism of. others and be a nuisance by complaining against tbe accommodations and service. This type of traveler ls never a favorite, and tbe pun. lsbment falls on his own head by tht flight of others at bit approach. On tht majority ot lines It Is oot ytl the accepted thing for t woman to go to the smoking room wltb a man to enjoy her after dinner coffee. Tht German steamers have shown a departure from thli rule if tbt womaa be married, la a party or with an older chaperon. It Is not obligatory to subscribe ts tbe sea concert but nearly erery ons does. Indeed, It Is counted In with your "extra expenses" these daya. II talented you ihould ba a gradoua caa* tributor wben asked. Relieved. A well known scientist was lecturing on tbe aun'a beat and Id ths conns of bla remarks tald: "It ta an established fact tint ths sun ls gradually but lurely losing Its beat snd In the course of tome TU.UXV 000 yean It will be exhausted. Consequently this world of oun will bs dead and. Ilka tht moon, unable ts support any form of lift." At tbls Juncture s member of his audience rose In sa excited manner snd said: "Pardon mt, professor, bnt bow many yeara did you say It would bs beforo tbla calamity overtakes us?" Tht Professor-Seventy million air. -Thank heaven!" wu tbt reply. 1 thought yon aaid 7,000,Oua"-Tit-Bits. Hurt by a Trie. "pid you hoar about the accident ts BJtoksf "Why, so. Wbat happened J" "Oh the dtrned fool wu icrloualy hurt thia afternoon." "Id bis automobile, I suppose." "No-thnt's tht trouble." "Whit do you mean? I know bt's S reckless driver, and"- "And yoo think be wu bnrt la hla ear? Well, be wasn't Ho wat hart by a tree sbout ten feet ahead of tba car. If bo'd been able to itay ,1a Ukt car he'd never have been buif-OuTa- land Plata Dealer. "Oil!" .be cried sharply. And •■^i^'^-.JSS^^'LiSjS Stew moment, .b. cried again, -oh. | ^ll^ZWs&Z *"*"* All tbo diggers who an aptaraUtg cities tboneandi of jesr* old report finding record, ot eomplslnt. of ths higher cost of living. It bema wttt tbt beginning snd will continue to tht tnd. • tal Fije-ilxtb. of s Jurr msy bring s Tirdlct Id s dvll cat nesota. Tbe ont reaaonable tbt eleven obstinate otea can hang up dechdoas thar* tt Is worth trying In othtr statas. .Hir Acquiremintl. Pater-Son, dots thli young lad/ JM sn going to msny know how to baha, mend sod clean? Son-Certalnly not I'm proud of Mildred. Sho only knows how to na a aevon passenger Blgnlx, put eo s spsft tin, lis a carburetor aad rtsd a tait- mitar.-Chlcago News. The Hirdesl Thing. "Whifs tbs hard«t thing yoa atr eoonttr tt flying?" tbs qotrttd. "At ths pratont stagt of ths gsmsk" rttorntd ths svlstor. undirly rubfcta* a boap. tho hsrdtst thing ws tocos*. br It tbi ttrth."-Homt Chat THE SUN, GRAND FORKS, B. C, A FEW USEFUL XMAS' GIFTS W i 'arving Sets....... .$1.75 to $8.00 per set Knife and Fork Sets— ..... 5.00 per dozen Medium Forks *5.00 psr dozen Table Spoons. 5.00 per dozen I lessert Spoons 4.50 per dozen Tea Spoons 2.50 per dozen 5 o'Clock Toa Spoons.. .. 2.00 per dozeh Sugar Shells 75 each Butter Knives , 75 each Tin* above goods are all Reliauce Plate Silver and are guaranteed to be the best. MANLY S HARDWARE till CITHNMOTS * The annual bont-pit-l of the Boundary Curling association,which ia to he beld this year in Orand Forki*, will begin on Tuesday, January 20. Kinks from I'hoenix, Grc-iiivi'od, the Mother Lode, as well us the local dull rinks will compete in the ooiiipelitiotiH, which cuti-ii-t of the Burns and Smith cutis, • oi last ytar ho Phoenix; the Mcl.-i nun aud McfcVley trophy, hr-l'l liy the Mother Lode; tbe Gr.iinl l-'oiks challenge cup, won laat year liy 'Gardner's riuk and the all- coimi.- The committee in charge l.f tjie lionspiel will call on local menilii-'tiof the cluti after the tirel of tin- .. t*ar for subscription.! to meet the. nt-iri snary expenses. The men who celebrated Christmas in the barrooms invariably took more than one Totjn sod Jerry. They reasoned thnt a goose can not walk on one foot. Grand Forks Family Liquor Store Special Xiuas Port, per gal $2.00 Hudson'sjBay Old Port,per btle. 1-.0Q " "Sherry" '• 1.00 G.H.Mtuum&Co. Chatnpagne,pt. 2 00 Old Nick Rhum, per bottle 1.50 Hudson's" Bay Old Rye, per bot.. 1.25 Scotch Whisky, Imp. qt. •' " 1.50 Irish ,..-;.'! " " " 1,50 Johnnie Walker's Kilmarnook Scotch, per bottle; 2.00 Hudson's Bay 50 year-old Brandy, per bottle ..;..,....... 5.00 Also a full line ot Scotch, Irish and Rye Whisky and Liqueurs, Pabat Beer, Blue Ribbon, pints, ' per doz $2,25 Pabst Beer, Export, qts., per doz 3.00 Nelson " " " " 2 00 Soda Water, qts., per doz 2.00 Cigars—10 in box: .' 60 10 " " 1.00 25 " " 125 -Clitlslinas services at tbe Presby teriiti i-hiuch next Sabbath, December 28: The eboir will furnish "Special music ai both services, 11 a.m- and 7:30 p.m. At the Sundty school service, 2:30 p.m., the lantern will be used to illustrate tbe life „l Christ. A very jolly dance was held in the Davis hall on Friday evening of last week, Those who attended were much pleased with the music, rendered by the McLeod orchestra, which included a number of new selections. Tbe curlers are busily engaged in making ice. Barring a cbinook, they expect to be able to start their winter sport in tbree or four days. CiirUs McAllister, after spending three or four weeka in the city, "returned to his home in- Vancouver on Wfdnesdny. END STOMAOH TROUBLE, OASES OR DYSPEPSIA "Pape's Diapepsin" makea 8lek, Sour, Gsssy Stomachs surely feel fine In Ave minutes. tf what you just ate Is souring on your stomach or Ilea like a lump et lead, refusing to digest; or you belch gas snd eructate cour, undigested food, or have a feeling of ditslneea, heariliurn, fullness, nausea, bad'tasts In mouth and atob-ach-headachn, you oan get Messed relief ln five minutes. Put ii n end to stomach trouble forever by s-itlng a large fifty-cent caae of Pap*'* Dlampsln from any drug store. You •■■■aiiso In five minutes how,needless I: I" •*> suiter from lr -t'seatlon, dys-i-'ialii or any stomacl ilsorder. It's the otilckest, surest stomach doe- tor In the world. It's wonderful. Geo. E. Massie Fashionable Ladles' aid Geatleasea's TAILORING of Brery Description Bridge Street • Grand Forks, B. C. The dance given by the Thomas orchestra, in thn opera house on Christmas night, wns well patronised. The music, win fin-l-clap*. and those who mm pp-xent hnd nn fnjnyalile time. The Chri-drna.* tiee and entertainment of the Methodist church Sunday school will be hfld in the opers house this, Friday, evening. P. Crosby and family will left this week for Granbv Bay, where Mr. Crosby will enter the employ of the Granby company. Getting money enough to do as you please is a big order and you abould have started your grandfather on the job about seventy five yeara ago. tO CENT "CASCARETB" POR LIVER AND BOWELS Cure Sick Headache, Conattpatlon, ' Biliousness, Sour Stomaoh, Bad Breath—Candy Cathartic No odds how bad your liver, atomach or bowels; how much your head aches, how miserable you sre from constipation, Indigestion, biliousness and sluggish bowels—you alwaya get relief with Cascarets. They Immediately cleanse and regulate the atomach, remove the sour, fermenting food' snd foul gaaes; take the excess bile from the liver and carry oS the con- atlpated waste matter sad. poison trom the Intestines and bowels. A 10-cent box from your druggist will keep your Urer snd bowels clean; atomach sweet and head clear for months. They work while you sleep. Grand Forks Second- H—J •Ste--.,, wwiiwM ATi- ana Store op.wi.sip.sBoi.1 We Buy, Sell and Exchange Bverythinit We also do all kinds of Tailoring Work. We are Ex ports in Furier Work, Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Satisfac tion guaranteed in everything H. Baneson, Proprietor W. F. ROBINSON GENERAL TRANSFER WORK WOOD AND ICE PBONFM 61AND F8IHS, B. C SS VfARV UMMENCC vzr£_!teftrt Hockey Schedule Jan. 5—Greenwood at Phoenix. 7—Phoenix at Grand Forks. 9—Grand Forka at Greenwood 19—Grand Forks at Phoenix. 23—Grand Forks at Greenwood. 26—Greenwood at Phoenix. 28—Phoenix at Grand Forks. 30—Grand Forks at Gjeenwood. Feb. 2—Grand Forks at Phoenix. 4—Greenwood at Grand Forks. 4—Greenwood at Grand Forka. 6—Phoenix at Greenwood. 9—Greenwood at Phoenix. 11—Phoenix at Greenwood. 13—Grand Forks at Greenwood. Highest casb prices paid (or old Stoves and Ranges.^ E. C. Peckham, Second-hand Store. LESS BOWEL TROUBLES IN GRAND GORKS Grand Forks people have found out that A SINGLE DOSE ot simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., aa compounded in Adler-i-ka, the German bowel and atomach remedy, relieves constipation, sour stomach or gaa on the stomach INSTANTLY. Thia simple mixture became famous by curing appendicitis, and it draws off a surprising amount of old toul matter from the body, lt is wonderful how QUICKLY it helps. Woodland & Quinn, druggists. PICTURES md picture mm Furniture Made to Order. Aim. Repairing of all Kinda. Upholstering Neatly Dune KAVANAGH & McCUTCHEON WINNING AVIUM fflm SHUBERT Get "More Money" foryourFURS SHIP TOUB FUB8 TO "BHCBBHT"* . . »r»ll«bls--restmi-fl)le-««t«-PttrHoti_OflVltlisntiiiWemlshedr«i> r am uution exlttlnx lor "more Hun »qni««o««c«nWrr.'' a longsng I e> jSBfaliflWrtotsendlns^rSaivwnpromj^SAnWACTORV AND PROFITABLB return-. Writ, lor (to Mrtnt -MS , lb* only raliabls. acoprsM marktt upon and erics list jrobll WHtol.rlt-ItOW-lf.raBB A. B. SHUBERT. Inc. j GRAND FORKS MEAT SECOND STREET, NEAR BRIDGE. Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry always on hand. / ■. j-.,.-..,*- Highest market price paid for live stock. PHONE 59 and receive prompt and courteous attention. ArttiHon the shoe man hns removed tii hi>i new stand, corner Bridge and Fourth streets. The Sun only costs 11 s year, prints sll the news. Don't forget thst The Sun has the het>t job printingdepartment in the Hoimdary country.. It Advertisement in The Sun bring * results because it is the peoples'paper Palace Barber Shop tUior HbtilncsSpmHS-t J. P. A. Z, PARE, Proprietor 1st Door North or Ukanbt Hotel, First Strkkt. HANSEN SGO CITT BAGSA6E AND TKANSFEI Sr Gait Coal ^ F. limey's Cigar Store T*t.araoiiu| , _■ _ Sui-sai* aaeieascs. But sW OTWt A SPBClAUST WHO CORES Many so-called specialists make extravagant statements about their methods and curea My record of 16 years' experience in this treat ment of all chronic, nervous, and special ailments of men ia sufficient proof of my ability to affect a cure, when a cujs is possible. . No man cau afford to consult any but the hest in regard to his phyaieal welfare. .Life and hap pinem. depend on good health. I have cured thousands of men aud I can cure ynu, if your case is curable. HY OFFER, Absolutely free expert medical examination and consultation. Absolute guarantee ot complete oure of every caae I undertake, and moderate price. Call on or write for booklet to DR. KELLEY 210 Howard Street, Spokaae r 1 ing We are prepared to do all kinds of Commercial Printing On the shortest notice and in the most up-to-date style BECAUSE f We have the most modern jobbing plant in the Boundary Country, employ com petent workmen, and carry a complete line of Stationery. WE PRINT - Billheads snd Statements, letterheads and Envelopes, Posters, Dstes and Dodgers, Business and Visiting-Cards, Lodge Constitutions and By-laws. Shipping Tags, Circulars snd Placards, Bills of Fare and Menu Cards, Announcements and Counter Pads, Wedding Stationery. Everything turned out in an Up-to-date Printery. •ie* Good Printing-** »3 iti tisement, and a trial order will convince you that onr stock and workmanship are of the best, tet us estimate on your ordor. We guarantee satisfaction. J** The Sun. Print Shop V > w
Titled The Evening Sun from 1902-01-02 to 1912-09-13 Titled The Evening Sun and Kettle Valley Orchardist from 1912-04-05 to 1912-09-13 Titled The Grand Forks Sun and Kettle Valley Orchardist from 1912-09-20 to 1929-05-10
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